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The chronicle=news., 1913-01-07
THE RED ROSE

What promises 10 he one OF III"
seasons largest and best musical
productions Is The Rcd Rose" the
scnsat tIoIal Globe theatre. New York.
success. in which Zoe Barnett is star
rin". Tn" production comes 10 the
West. Friday. Jan. 10. under the
personal direction of John &. Fish
or. the noted producer of Floro-
dora. " San TOY" The Silver Slip
per. etc. The Red Rose" is tn. re-
suit OF tn. collaboration OF Harry Il.
and Robert u. Smith. with music
by Robert Hood Bowers. The pro-
duction has been staged by X. II.
Burnside, the famous director OF the
New York Hippodromc. The organ
iXntion numbers some siXty-fIve per
sons. including a large chorus Of
stunning young women.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-07
CHURCH LADIES PLAN
TO AID NEEDY WORKER

Tho W. II. VI. 5. of the First NJ.
T.. church is packing box of cloth
ing and useful articles for Il needy
frontier minister. and are cndcavor-
ing to get the box filled and ready
to he shipped by the last of the week
Til. society who are 80 literally do
mating to the cause, are asking that
the people who have good out grown
wearing apparel please give them to
tho society Things badly needed are
stockings. underwear and shoes for
wife and children nnd a Sunday
coat for Il girl / years old. The sizn
OF the mans shoes are seven and II
half, womcns six, two and two and
II half There are two boys III tic
family ages five and nine and Il half
pnd the ages of the three girls arc
three. scvcn aud eleven years. Any
one having cast off clothing phone
naca $50 or Baca lO2 and the pack
age will be gladly welcomed by the
society.
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Local Babies Enter
Health Contest

\ local Baby Health Contest will
bc held in Trinidad In conncc; ion
with the Annual Stock Show to he
held IN Denver the 10th of January
and all applicants must be made to
Or. Hurnie u. Eeshoar nt her offices
in the Odd Fellows hall before the
18th of this mcnth. The most heal
thy and perfect baby will be selected
b. local physicians. and the winner
viii he sent to Denver to compete
with Denver's fair babies. The state
baby health contes: will be held In
Denver in connection with the stock
show.
1t is urged that parents OF healthy
babies enter their children in tho
contest. which is free to all appli-
,an,s. This is the first local baby
contest and is creating considcrab bio
excitement and interest among proud
parents.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-07
NOTICE OF ANNUAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice In hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the stockholders
,oi The Troy Laundry and Supply
company. Will he held on the sth
day oT January. \. u. 1913. nj the
hour OF 1880 y. III. OF said day. al
the office OF said company. ut the
corner OF Elm and Chestnut streets.
lefty of Trinidad. Colorado. for the
purpos. al "lcctins u board oil dircc-
tors Of said company. for the cnsu.
ing year. and tho transaction Of such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
Dated ut Trinidad. Colorado. this
18th day Of Dcc1'nbcr. A.. u. 1919.
WILL ". Mcii:NDRiE.
President.
Attest: A. W. MciiESDHiE.
Secretary.
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PREACHING SERVICES IN
THE CHURCHES TONIGHT

The Ministerial association had an
enthusiastic meeting this morning to
talk over and plan for the nightly
meetings which are in progress IN
all the churches. Thvf ARE united
and enthusiastic over the outlook.
Prayer meetings are being held in
every section OF the city daily. and
this will continue Indefinitely. To-
night every pastor Will occupy his
own pulpit at I:3o O'Clock. a help
lul song service and sermon will be
the order In each church. Church
members and the public generally
are urged to cooperate. ~
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GAS STOVE ExPLODES;
ONE BADLY BURNED

The explosion Of i small gas stove
about one o'clock this afternoon caus-
ed a fire in the cleaning and press
ing establishment next door to the
Elite Steam iaundry at j3i y. Com
ncrciul street. John kiStl.T. pro-
pr!ctor OF the shop WAS badly burned
about the hands ana his clothing WIS
s.ngcd by the flame ihai lcapcd M
when the gas stove exploded. TIL.
lire department was called and found
"a quantity OF clothing OH dire as well
IA the table upon which the Eas stove
vast resting. The fir. was pu, out
with chemical aud the damage done
is estimated at $50.
This fire WIS The fourth that the
Tire department has handled In the
last twcnty-four hours. Last night
Il chimney fire called III" auto track
I" sos Asl, stree; \ small bink.
WAS discovered In the bascnicut ot
the \. Rascowsr store early this
morning. a small fire at Godiing
anL Nevada occurred later in Tie
morning.
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ARCHBolo 1ES1IFIES
IN HIS own BEHALF

Washington. Jan. Judge Rob
or, W. Archibald, Of the commerce
court. under impeachment for alleged
misuse Of his office, continued to tcs-
tify today in his defense that none
Of the acts charged against him were
wrongful or improper.
rhc judge testified that when T.. j.
Williams. of Scranton. first asked
him to communicate with Captain,
May, manager of the Erie Railroad
coal properties. about the Katydid
Culm dump, around which some of
impeachment charges center,
Williams merely asked for a letter
of Introduction to May and had not
asked for the judges influence, as IL
charged
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-07
BAPTIST ANNOUNCEMENT

a aprrini installation service and
IRE. supper Tor the ne" officers ot
uur church viii he given on Wcdncr-
dag night supper Will bc served at
g. - and ,h. s.ryIc. will begin at
.:i5. All members OF III" conRrc-
cation are invited and all Baptists
IN I'll. city. whether you arc mo'n-
h-rs of this church ar no, arc cor
dialiy urged to be present.
Rev ". j. Sly oi Denver is preach
ins u series oi splendid sermons IN
our church this week. Meeting be-
gins each evening at 1850. Come and
bring your friends. -. u hutlcr,
pastor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-07
Published Dee. 81. i.--Jan 10.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

You are hereby notified that the
annual stockholders meeting OF The
Trinidad Brick u Tile company Will
be- held at the office OF the prcsid"n.
OF the said company. 2:i Convent
street. In the city Of Trinidad. State
OF Colorado, on Moudny, the 18th
day OF Jan. 1913, at $50 o'clock
y. IN.
Tn. said meeting Will be held for
the purpose OF clcc,ing a board OF d.
rcctors to manage the affairs OF said
company FOR the ensuing year. and
to transact such other business ms
may come properly before stock
holders meeting.
+. ". PIERCE,
Secretary.
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PERSONALS S

X. II. Carter of Ration In In the
lefty ON few days business trip.
Harold Smiley is spending week
in 'I.as Animas visiting with friends.
+. l., Wight OF Clayton. New Mex
leo Is in the city on u few days bus
mess trip.
George \. Clark of Denver Is In
HE city on a short business trip OF
II few days.
u. Zwart returned this morning
from Pueblo where he spent u day
Visiting with friends.
| Miss Mary Durham returned to
Scgundo this afternoon after shor,
visit in this city with rcativcs.
W. l.. Roas. Internal revenue col
loc,cr arrived IN the city yesterday
from Pueblo. on II few DAYS business
"Trip.
| y. ii. Enowlton OF the Carter RE"
ana Carpenter company OF Denver Is
In the city on few days business
"trip.
Tom Shani.y left this morning for
Ludlow on a days business trip in
the interest OF the i!ausman Drug
company.
Mrs. 7. y. Thompson left this ait
months visit with her mother and
other relatives.
Iohu Smiley, the photographer.
has left for diffcrcn, points III Mis-
souri,. where he will spend a week or
two visiting with friends.
| e. T.. Upton attorney. returned
this morning from Denver. where he
spent u lew days attending to busi-
ness matters OF a legal nature.
| Mrs. John GcrchIck returned to
frimcro this afternoon after spend
ing few days in 'iis city, having
her ron Frank. trca, d by n local
| physician.
Il l.. W. Pierce of kcnosha. Wiscon-
sin and formerly OF this city viii Al.
rive the first %: the week Tor a few
weeks stay In Trinidad. MIR. Plcrc.
Twill attend To his business interests
here aud visit with his ron Leslie
Pierce.
Mrs. a. J. Patrick aud three chill
dr"n left last night for Fort Worth.
rcAas. where they will spend sever
al mouths. The trip Is being made
for til. bcn.fi, of Vincent Patrick Il
health. which has been poorly for
some time past.
Mrs. G.. =. pitchforn OF Rock
Springs, Wyoming, left this morn
iug for Denver aud Colorado Springs
Tor a short visit with friends before
rcturnini; to her home In Wyoming
Mrs. pitchiord has been visiting IN
Trinidad with her mother. Mrs. VII
liam Twccddai..
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Nichols OF Spo-
kane. Washington anl formerly oi
This city. arrived this noon and will
make their hom. In Trinidad. Mr.
aud Mrs. Nichols have made their
home Ia Spokan. for the past wear.
and their many friends here will bc
glad to hear OF their return.
J. l.. button OF Pittsiicld. Illinois
mas arrived In the city, and accept
ed a position as bookkocpcr for the
10. l.. Davis Lumber company. com
,Ecncing his new duties Yesterday.
Mr.. Duiion is bro,hcr-in-law Of
Hugh Morris, bookkccpcr for the
Colorado supply company. Mr.. Dut-
ton will be joined By his family In
IA few weeks.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-07
JEROME REEVES RECOVERING

Jcrur. Reeves OF Colorado avenue.
who has been seriously III with nppo-
picSy for the past month. T. slowly
recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Niut<
Craig OF Clifford College, North Caro-
iinn. were called TO his 'ir nn NJ.
count OF Inc Illness OF thcir u other.
I.Iom. ECovcs. whose tcndl,icn has
,""n ulariniE. until the last week
when n change for tn. better was
noted MIR. and Mrs. Craig will re-
rir, % their home in the south In Ia
,uw DAYS
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wen, to his assistance.

wen, to his assistance.
Had Sucddcn aud his other son
nun toward the entrance Of the
',hambcr In which them were work
ing. tn. chances are that they would
have been alive today. Andrew SEcd-
den. Jr.. when the roof began to fal!
lcnpod toward the entrance OF the
room. while his father and brother
ran Tor safety TO the breast OF the
chamber. The rockia!l was In this
direction. aud proved fatal to father
and son.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-07
MOTHER ILL: CALLED EAST

Fred y. liaylrs. sup-rin', ud"ut III
ihr Carbon Coal aud Coke company
of Cokc,ialc loft last nirh, for New
York, called there by Ill. serious III.
hess Of his mother. Mrs. Eaylcs vs.
IN II cr'iica, condition. and her re-
cuN.ry IL doubtful! Mr.t liaylcs spent
tie greater part Of last summer IN
New York visiting with his mother.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-07
Uublishcd Jan ia. 1879
ANNUAL STOCK.
HOLDERS MEETING

Til" annual s,UcKnUidcrs meeting
of The Trinidad Floral Co viii he
held at the Commercial Savings
Bank. Trinidad. Colo. January 18th.
1913. ut 1850 y. IN. This meeting
will bc held for the purpose OF elect
Ing board of directors.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-07
SMALL BLAZE IN
CLOTHING STORE

Fir. OF unknown origIn started In
the batcmcni OF III. store OF A. liaa-
cover aud Son this morning abou,
soVcn o'clock The fire started un-
dcrnoa,h the floor near tn. mrun..
and near where II number OF boxes OF
hats w.r" stored and tables on wEich
were clothing, Tile fir" department
responded and cNiInguishod tie blaze
with chemicals. after cutting hole
IN the floor. Had tn" fir" started "a,
night. when the store wIs closed. ~
disastrous blaa" Nigh, hay. resulted
Damage was about SIS.
The department was called abou,
z. ~ last night To - hous" AT .nS
Ash street. occupied hy ". 7 FL
Holt II was chimney fir, aud
quickly put out 1t was the second
snow run Of ;hr year Tor the auto
lire truck.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-07
Pub. Dec. .. ,el2 Jan. II. 1913
NOTICE

Sealed bids viii he received for
the construction oi the Las Anliuas
County Court House. until IL O'Clock
a M. January 10. 1913. by the Board
OF County Commissioners of Las AMI
naH County. Colo, NJ their office
corner Main aud Chestnut Streets.
Trinidad. Colorado. according. Ia
plans aud specifications On I'll" with
|. H. and W. NJ. Rapp company. Ar
chi,cc,s. Masonic building. Trinidad
Cole
All bids to be married. bids on
Court House. and addressed 10 the
undersigned. The Board reserves
the right to rcJcc, any and all bids
G. +. HARLAN.
Chairman.
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ATTENTION MOOSE

The regular meeting vii be held
Wednesday evening. Jan. at s
o'clock. All members invited to at
tend.-A. T.. Boynton, Dict, l.. Will
inns, Secy.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-07

\ basement heater started n lire
this morning at til. iwo-s,ory frame
houTc owned 10y Mat Nor'. ut the cor
n.r OF GoidIng and Nevada avenues.
The automobile truck made n quick
run io n" seen" and "NtinFuislicd
the blaze. with damage OF abou,
S,5.
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TO THE PUBLIC

At the extremely low prices at
which | am selling my goods. | have
found it necessary to adopt strictly
cash basis from this date. Soliciting
your continued business. very truly,
W. T. BAUER, 'Jeweler and Optician
4
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Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual stockholders meeting o' III:
Southern Colorado Lumber company
viii bc held January s. 1913. n; the
company's office ut 1880 y. III. for
the transaction OF such business rs
may properly come bcfof. said
mcctins.-Thc Southern Colorado
Lumber Company. by John a. Laugh
lin. secretary.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-07

''Dr. Thomas Electric OIL is the
bees, remedy FOR 'hn, often fatal dis
-usc- Group. II has been used with
success In our family for eight
yours. - Mrs. l.. whitcacrc. buffalo
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-07
ATTENTION ELKs.

Regular meeting night Thursday.
Ian. .. Al members are requested to
be present. Signed. l.. Il Gottlicb.
Exau!tcd ruler. l.. J. Wilson. Sccy. 4
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-07

j. w. Fleming's apple sale con
tinues at Salvation Army Hall. III
n. Coml st. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-07

j. !. J. AnERCKoMnIE sells III,
best all the time. Ask FOR iitERF-
hNO coal. Phon. Trinidad Io,.
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Chroniclc-Ncws soc month.
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NOTICE

Published Dec. 81. 'ls-Jan. 10. rs
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-11-06
MINERS SURRENDER ARMS.
Fifteen Rifles and a Popgun Dellv.
cred to Soldiers.

Trinidad, Colo.-Fifteen rifles, in
Guiding a popsun. was the net result
pf an armed expedition consisting OF
two regiments OF infantry. two troops
or cavalry and a platoon OF artillery
comprising the Colorado National
Guard. which left here early Saturday
TO occupy the Ludlow district and
seize the arms and ammunition OF the
striking miners OF the Ludlow tent
colony and those OF the mine guards
at the coal camps OF Hastings and
Delagua.
AT Berwind the rifles OF fifty three
deputies were seized and the officers
were brought to Trinidad by mill.
tary escort.
One hundred mine guards and
deputy sheriffs were disarmed Sat.
urday night by Adjutant General
Chase at Berwind. Their arms and
ammunition were taken from them
and they were given the alternative
OF leaving the camps or joining the
militia They left the camps.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-11-06
SULzER CASE IN
FEDERAL COURTS
GOVERNORS CONVICTION ANC
REMOVAL FROM OFFICE AT
Tackled IN SUIT FILED.
Government of the State of New YORK
Alleged to Have Passed From the
People to a Small Group of
Citizens.

New York.-The conviction of Will
liam Sulzer by the high court of i'm
parchment and his removal from Of
fee as governor OF New York was
thrown into the federal courts for
review Thursday by William H. Moore
a printer of this city. In a remark
able petition, Moore alleges that the
control of the government of the state
of New York has passed from the peo-
pie to a small group of citizens and
that consequently New York is nc
longer enjoying a republican form OF
government as guaranteed by the fed
eral constitution.
Moore seeks to have the court en-.
join Martin H. Glynn from exercising
any of the functions of governor. prays
for the restoration of the office &c
Sulzer, attacks the assembly for ar.
rogating TO itself the power TO con.
vene in extraordinary session and pass
articles of impeachment and concludes
his petition with a prayer for an au
dit of all the state books.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-11-06
TO INDUCE
HUERTA TO RETIRE
WILSON TRYING TO ELIMINATE
DICTATOR IN ORDER TO SOLVE
MEXICAN PROBLEM.
Policy OF United States Made Known
in Diplomatic Circles Abroad and
General Support Is Expected.

hington.-Though every official
been cautioned to maintain absolute
silence while the plans OF the Wash
ington administration for solving the
Mexican problem are worked out. it
became known from many well in
formed sources on Sunday that. su-
preme effort is being made to bring
abut General Victoriano Huerta's re-
tirement from the provisional presi-
dency of Mexico.
1t is the belief of the administra.
ton that any plan for a constitution
al election in Mexico depends on
Huerta's elimination, and some dec
laration from Huerta now is awaited.
The future policy OF the United
States is being quietly and informally
made known in diplomatic circles
abroad and there are intimations be
Tore many days foreign government
generally will have been appraised OF
the American attitude. II is unlikely
there Will be any publication OF the
American policy until Europe has
been formally sounded out. What the
united states desires, il is believed.
Is that the powers shall indicate their
support or its efforts to solve the
problem before it approaches the
Mexico City administration in a final
eHort TO secure the elimination NJ
Huerta.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-11-06
WILL SUBMIT new
PEACE PROPOSAL
PRESIDENT WILSON HAS NEW
PLAN FOR ENDING WARFARE
IN MEXICAN REPUBLIC.
Formal Note VII be Issued Requiring
That a Constitutional Government
be Established Out Of Chaos Elk
listing in Mexico.

Washington.-P.e siden1 Wilson has
under consideration : new plan for
restoring peace in Mexico. which he
will discuss with his cabinet and
make public within a few days
High officials of the government.
while declining 10 say what steps
would be taken by the United States.
declared that the purpose and aims
of the government had been explained
in the presidents speeches at Swarth-
more Pa. and Mobile. Ala
The American governments course
of action will be embodied in a formal
note which il is expected Will require
be established out OF the chaos in
Mexico and will suggest means for
accomplishing that purpose
Although the state department has
not been informed officially of the re-
ported purpose of General Huerta TO
declare General Banquet as having
been elevated, it is certain that, in
line with previous decIaratiops. the
election last Sunday will not be rec
ognized as constitutional.
The inability of the HuertL govern
ment to conduct a constitutional cleo
ton, it is thought, will lead the Amer
lean government to suggest a method
of holding the elections, in which
safeguards and guarantees can be Civ
en- which will permit the constitution
alists to participate freely.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-11-06
FOUR REGIONAL RESERVE
BANKS is AGREEMENT
Board May Aod AS Many AS
May Be Deemed Necessary.

Washington.-The senate banking
and currency committee on Friday
tentatively agreed on four regional re-
serve banks for the proposed new cur
rency systm, with a provision that az
ter two years the federal reserve
board may add as many additional
banks as it deems necessary, not ex-
ceeding twelve. The pending bill
fixes the number at twelve and it has
been understood that the adminislra-
ton would not consent to have it re-
duced below nine.
The sharp reduction in the number
OF reserve banks was the first radical
amendment the committee has agreed
upon and lC was earnestly opposed by
the administration supporters in the
committee. Senators O'Gorman and
hitchcock, however, voted with the
hve Republicans for the reduction.
leavlng but five Democrats, Owen.
Pomerene, Hollis, Reed and Shafroth
oehlnd the administration proposal.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-11-06
BLACKMAILERS CARRY OUT
THREAT AGAINST UTAhM
At.empt to Blow Up Home Of lie Roy
Eccles at Ogden Following
Threats of Death.

Ogden.-Carrying out their threat
to blow up the homes of the various
members of the Eccles family unless
money were forthcoming. blackmail-
ers Sunday morning attempted 10 dy-
Mantle the home of lie Roy Eccles.
The explosion occurred at O'Clock.
The members of the family were
asleep the secnd floor, but none
was injured.
A heavy charge of dynamite was
exploded on the southeast corner Of
the front porch. The explosion tore
big hole in the front wall OF the
house and demolished the porch. Bric-
a-brac and expensive furniture were
ruined. Several windows in the home
of DR.. H. NJ Rowe, a candidate for
mayor who lives next door to the Ec-
cles family, were broken and the
porch of the house was damaged. The
home of Fred G. Taylor. general SUI
perintendent OF the Amalgamated
Sugar company. adjoining the Ecclea
house, was also damaged by the ex-
plosion.
Miss Lila Eccles. sister OF lie Roy,
and a friend. Miss Alberta Wright.
were asleep in room almost direct.
ly above the spot where the dynamite
had been placed, but beyond being
stunned by the shock and badly
frightened escaped unhurt.
Tie explosion is the climax 10 a
series OF threats made by blackmailers
upon the widow OF the late David &c.
Giles and her sons. to make them re-
greet it unless money were paid to
the blackmailers.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-11-06
CARRANZA MAKES APPEAL
Believes United States Should Rec
organize ConstitutionaIists

Nosaies' Sonora. Mexico.-Througb
III. Henry Allen Upper of the Inter.
national Peace Forum. who is regard.
cd as an unofficial agent OF the Amer.
lean secretary OF state. General We
MUSTANG Carranza, head OF the rebel
consututionalists OF Mexico, trans
United TO the United States govern
meht Sunday an official statement.
which suggests that President Wilson
can solve the Mexican problem mere
ly by according to constitutionalists
the right to import arms freely from
the United States.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-11-06
TREASURY DEFICIT GROWS.
More That Three Million DoIIars
Greater That Last Year.

Neutrality-suspicious. tn enew tar
III act with its lowered rate OF duty
has been in effect practically a month.
the customs receipts have SO far
shown little falling Off According to
the treasury statement Saturday the
customs receipts for October amount
ed to s30.13S,O0O. just about $50. 900
less than those of October, 1912. The
deficit for the fiscal year to date, the
statement shows. is s5.757. 627, about
s3,9O0,0O0 more than the deficit at the
corresponding period last year.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-11-06
Clark Favors Disarmament.

Observation-Disclosures Clark Joined
the disarmament advocates on Fri
day In talking of the resolution Of
Representative Hensley requesting the
agreement to disarm for a year. sug-
gested by Winston Churchill. the
speaker referred to the armament
scheme as the greatest idiocy on
earth and to Americans as great
idiots to be engaged in it,"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-11-06
Fatal Wreck in Idaho.

soda Springs, Idaho.-Two train
men were killed and one Injured in a
collision Saturday between two extra
weight trains on the Oregon Short
Line. A. J. Wessa. fireman on the
eastbound train. was killed instant
~ and w. II. Davis. fireman OF the
westbound train. was buried under
the wreckage. F. +. Carmen. brake.
man on the westbound train. suffered
the loss OF his left leg which was
severed below the knee.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-11-06
Ministers Confer Win Lind

vera Cruz.-John Lind. President
Wilson's representative. received viz.
us saturday from the Russian, Nor
"egian and German ministers. who
arrived from the capital Friday night
lie conferred for a long time with the
herman minister. Mr.. Lind said the
interview was extremely cordial in
'haracter' but maintained reserve re.
sardlng the subjects under discus.
sion. '9euS-