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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-14
FAMILY HAD APPENDICITIS
Husband and Father Last Ct Seven tc
ee Operated Upon.

nuSpdno anu as'ST 6aSe VI SSsSu ~
He Operated Upon.
Pottsville, Pa, Feb. 14.-John Mand
Ter, of Fountain Springs, last week, al
the time when every member of his
family, five children, had been oper
ated on and his wife treated for ap
pendicitis, since the first of the year.
boosted of his good health and ex
pressed surprise that the others had
been afflicted.
This week, however, Mandler, too.
was stricken with appendicitis. lie
was removed to the state hospital and
his appendix was removed.
This is the sixth operation for ap
pendicitis in the family. All of the
previous patients have recovered.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-14
Finds Wife and Brother Shot Dead.

TJUO6 WIG anu OTOIIIST 0ITOC ICdUs
Braintree, Mass, Feb. IA. Mis-
George Hobtrt. prominent socially
throughout this state, and her brother
in-law, Myron Hobart, were shot to
death in the Hobart home. The police
believe that Hobart, who was bach
elor, sixty years old, killed the won m
and committed suicide. 1t is said that
he objected to new friends made by
his brother and the latter's wife, both
of whom were twenty years younger
than himself.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-14
Dod-e CHICAGO Taxes.

Chicago, Feb. 14.-Out of half mil
lion persons in Chicago who should
pay taxes 10000 escape, said Roy O.
West, president of the board of re
view.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-14
Seattle Times Burned Out.

Seattle, Wash, Feb. 1.-THE plant
of the Seattle Times was destroyed
by fire. A. J. Bile hen, Jr., manager
of the paper, estimates the loss at
$65O,OCO.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-14

You should not marry a girl who
thinks she may lie - to love you,
as learning in that line is a danger
Gus thing.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-14
Reject Welsh pisestabIishment Bill.

London, Feb. IA. - The house OF
lords rejected the Welsh disestabl sh
ment bill, 252 to 81. Thus it's fate is
Identical with that of the home rule
bill. 1t must be passed by two sue
ceeding. sessions of the house of com
mons before it can become a law.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-14

For Direct lection of U. S. Senators
Trenton. N. j., Feb. 14.-The house
passed finally the Joint resolution pro.
posing an amendment to the Ted-raI
constitution for the direct election o!
United States senators. The resolu-
lion now goes to the senate.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-14
Fresh Oysters For Sale

Families desiring carefully shuck-
Cd, fresh oysters, will be pleased
with thos> which We have on sale
Mrs. VIM. Prace. Phone z8s. Water
aroAt-Adv 1.te-A . d -
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-14

After a self-made man has fin
ished the job, he should try to make
a few friends, to use in case OF
emergency.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-14
UNITED STATES SENATOR JOHN WALTER SMITH
ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY FOR REELECTION
Continued from Page One
STOOD BY CONVICTIONS.

Continued from Page One
STOOD CONVICTIONS
did what thought right No matter
am misunderstood by people
by the demagogue stand that 1t is
end If did would be compelled
circumstances
1t worth it time.
not what aim to do They do not want understand What want
you
Judge record fairly. This
EXPULSION OF LoRMER
Now the other avore charge
charge
am ashamed
relations with him socially
politically financially who studied the case for
him listened
the evidence There
Lorm that directly connected him personally with bribery
sign my
loyalty to vote the other
day of the dodge final
fight brought
human being ask vote for him.
believed
could otherwise apologize
Lorme proud of them Lomer not tried the senae
ynched fairmnded all
read all the evidence
CHARGED WITH BEING A "REAcToNARY."
The balance their
epthe eactonary Just what is aconary what PRO
certain what call yourself when
IN
pretty certain that what my me- myself
AM DEM
ocRAT LIKE TO CALL MYSELF DEMOCRAT AND BELIEVE
AM oNE-A REAL ONE AM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEM
ocRAT. HAVE ALWAYS BEEN AND ALWAYS EXPECT TO BE-
DEMOCRATS. ABHOR THE PRINCIPLES OF A
ALWAYS HAVE STOOD, WITH
QUESTION
WILL WILSON'S ADMINISTRATION.
complete progressive
election
whether am reelected not
the platform pledges matter what the
will be in the Senate until March 1915 to do
shall do all that can incoming
entrust the Democratic
wn ns w hest personal and oma to see that the Federal
Maryland filled by competent who are IN harmony
with the administration under which they serve
HAReoRs NO FRACTIONAL
faction the Democratic party
want harmony
united propose conduct my
little bitterness as possible seeking
nrstth he local and State candidates
MUST DEVOTE DUTIES.
likely Congress wb in
will have the opportunity to make the kind OF
the State would like feel however, that
my Maryland Governor of the State
as United leaving
he o felow-Democrats
have in the State Offices upbulding
Maryland Baltimore and have
reasonable request of
stuents according conscience and convictions
repeat that feel am entitled to re-econ ana
believe the Democracy will that get it.
hope to have frequent opportunities
to Maryland behalf OF myself and my
co-d and in the interests
Advertisement JOHN WALTER SMITH
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-14

Charles Major published his first
book, when Knighthood Was In
Flower" in 1898 under the nom de
plume of Edwin Caskoden. This his
torical novel excited much curiosity
and won instant success. Other books
written by Mr.. Major are Bears o.
Blue River" Dorothy Vernon of Had,
don Hail." "a Forest Hearth" and
"Yolando, Maid of Burgundy"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-14
Turks Lose 1000 In Two Sorties,

Turks Lose 1000 In Two Sorties.
Sofia, Bulgaria, Feb. 1.-two at
tempted sorties by the beleaguered
Turkish garrison of Adrianople on
Monday and Tuesday of this week
were repulsed, by the Bulgarians. The
Turks lost more than 1000 killed and
wounded. according to the official re-
port of the Bulgarian war Office.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-14
CHARLES MAJOR DEAD

Novelist Who Wrote "When Knight
hood Was In Flower" Succumbs.
Shelbyville, Ind, Feb. 14.-Charles
Major, the author, died at his home
here of liver trouble, after an illness
of several months.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-14
plaz Doubts War Reports.

DlaZ DOUBTS War Reports.
Cairo, Egypt, Feb. 14-Former Pres
fdent Porfirio Diaz, of Mexico, when
seen at Luxor, said: 81 cannot believe
the news from Mexico as being true
or accurate, and cannot say anything
until I have authen+ic information"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-14
LACK OF QUORUM
CAUSES CRITICISM
Members of House In Habit
Of Staying Away.
OFFICE BUILDING ATTRACTS

congressman Prefer to Stay In Cozy
Office Than Show Up at Capitol and
Attend to Business-Much Time Of
House Taken Up With Questions of
Salary Increases.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-14

Spec al ra ~ 10y the week or mouth. l.
speci IN invited R-fere ce exchanged
4 quiet famil, hotel recommended to %
i y visiting Nv York alone. Uror
request hy 1t er or Telephone 256
NJ alison Square y me.songer u Iii BE- sen
MARK A. CADH ELI
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-14

Apartments ac-omod ati"s or mo-.
persons from $4.OD t. $500 per day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
ONE KILLED: THREE
INJURED WHEN MOTOR
CAR LEAVES RAILS

LurdsUurp. y NJ. March U.s. Last
N,,. Thurslut section Foreman Na.
lpu,s ur ~,ol. with hs crew started
east to du SOME work, They W'r,
travelling on the motor ,1r which was
we'll supplied with the heavy tools
used n track WORKS The, were hii.
ting up good pace, said Co huN'
been uttrvu miles au hour. ana prob
.abl, VJs much better when the ear
vent into the ditch. Nu one knew
why the ear lett tine track Pedro
Iuz. Don UuNt and i;tN iiruN'e M'l'
hurt aud Joseph Conway wac Killed,
being hit un th, head nN heavy
u,k The injured men were taken
90 th, hospital. uud the drJd IMAM was
brought To- Lurdsuurg, whore ne lay
boa th, uuggaE, room tuJ Cd couple COT
du,s and was then buried tn, hose
pit;u department ct thr southern fa-
CHIC, which b. maintained Dos retain
mg Uur cents from each mans pay
every month, viii talk, care ui % man
If he ls hurt but viii have nothing e."
do with him " hc rs killed. Nuthins
b. known OF the dead man, hr had
only been on tho Job one daN, ana
b is not certain whether his uamu Was
Conway or Cunruy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
Tom Marshall KnOws HOw to
Be Content With Any Old job

again to keep from taking IN washing
or something Ike tnRi And I'm Eo-
ing to keep what have and live with
u my income here. i think a iitsia
uconomy went hurt the American
people including me,
"a man with Il kindly heart eau
gu anywhere with the right kind Of
peoplr. ana n A~ makes nststakes ac-
cnrding o. the views 81 the wrong
kind 81 prrsons hp hasn't lest much.
III have "a good cigar aud can 10 10
ball Enme occasionally aud have
nay own friends. that Ike and that
like me. even " tlte1 don't agree with
me politically. ili be- content
"As s. Paul puts u, I've learned
foe whatsoever station am To Dee coa-
tent That's the great lesson in life.
Vast expenditure uf money by the
enormously rlrh Is harmful not only
to the rich thetn@clyes but To enyf9us
persons. There are thousands uf girls
working Scr What J call Junk They
want to sut better dash than their
rhthrrs can afford anG huy Christmas
iewclry th1t turns green at Easter.
and hats that iook like they cost
money but don't give much service"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18

Washington. March i1.-i.ean'us
back comfortably in big arm chuir
with his tcrt drapcd over q halt open
drawer and smoking a iVng black
pnnat,ia, Vice President Marshall told
q correspond mt he wasn't surs
whether h. liked HIS new work after
Il tWp w"ckE experience, but thnt ho
has hopes"
~ nope to like u after SCI QUITO
tn ropes = little more be- said. ~
know lm httlr green, aud know
others know t, too. But rcail.
think I'm like the work after { iear.i
thu rulcs."
The sic. president was seen In his
business office. which hr has taken
O." escape the unwelcom" rubber
u"cting of tourists. u is iu the SON
ste utriye building The yioe prcsi
dents gorgeous sanctum. ndioiniug
the --nut.. was too public. he cN
planned
"Nm,-t,uth- "t those ar" letters tp-
gilmg tor ion-. "a, Vice president re-
marked. mntiuutng with O. wave ~
his hand o." a stack of letters on 20"
desk
OfIicr seekers BotIicr Hin.
That ne principal trouble right
now Doe h,ing vice presideut--receivin-.
applications Tor patronage.
"Aly patronage extends Ia n shof
&C. ct ia, monorail car 90 the capital
80 they ever got IL working. ana "a
messenger o. stenographor and page
Two ullcd an of those important po-
s'tiuu-. Aud while IA like to heip
gu "a, rri 'nd~ : want To- keep on good
terms with all ur the senators. Bepub.
l!.ru~. Democrats aud ProgTcssiyss.
ana I would NOT bee Tor two minutes
, 90 attempted tn ntlueuc" appoint
mcuts.
~ have uut bad uu, experience as a
/ presiding officer. bu all Of the s.u
utor. acre so kind and helpful lts
slow vurk. though. learning the rules.
Z Living Ia q hutel Is uo,, To- nae, too,
I you knew, I've always h,cn tortunat,
! iu having q hune
Sow. as remarked iu AIRS. Mar
, shalt thr other day. ull tV, gut uut
. ur politics t- On. distinguished honor
"f ,riup m.-.,d from au undertaking
establishment 10 should happen Goo
I die
/ Maybe" he continued. dr,am,iy,
. maybe o., next winter wc viii nke
hnu-, and l,aV. the hotel neN ~
lived n rented house uutl was
/ governor.
4 WIN Live within Income.
z 'Tm not rich, bat I have euoush
I 500 IT. anything should happen to NE
/ Alrs Marshall wouldn't move Ca marry
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
ARE YOU SUBJECT
TO CONSTIPATION
Here u simple WAY 0f Currcctlrl
u Instantly iicrurc n nc.
CUines CltFOnic.

Very Few people go through NE
without some time or other beIng
troubled with constipation Thousands
inlurc themselves by the use of strong
tHthurtlcs. salt mineral Writer'S pills
ANA similar things They have tenn
p"iatA value in some eases n IL true.
nut the good erect ls soon lost. and
the more one takes OF them tho less
effective they become
\ rhisic or purput1c b. seldom
necessary. ana much better and more
permanent results can be- obtained b.,
using 90 s,ivntin, REMEDY like pr Cald.
"ciis syrup Pcpsiu n does not hide
behind "a high sounding Name but is
what % is represented tu be- a. MILD
luN"tii" mrdl,in" ~ b. so mild that
thousands ot mothers give 10 to tiny
Infants ana Noi 10 De- su compounded
"ud contains such definite ingredients
mat 70 Wlll have equally good effect
men used bN U person suffering from
the worst chronic constipation ln
arl among the greatest rndursrrs ut
syrup Pcpsiu are elderly people who
nave suuvr"d for years aud found
nothing 90 benefit them until The, took
syrup pcpSir.
10 is 90 myt that millions eft families
hH'r syrup ptpsiu CONSTANTS loo tu,
house homes lik, tlu-, 81 Mrs. - %.
Iiwtl Hcrvo. XIV. who used pr Cald-
NrN.H syrup p,psin Js 90 laxative tonic.
Mrs Pruiu writes that % -u strength
'u'G and clcnusod her system that
''" was quickly relieved of severe"
cough which had troubled her for
mouths 9Th" .ror.u' value of this
1t1nd laNutl1" tonic tdat 1t is~sultcd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
GOVERNMENT STATISTICS
ON COTTON CONSUMPTI0E
~, Leased Wire to l,,cuina Herald.

~ Nt'N~f1N Nuf ~ A'NlNI litNNNts
Washington March u.s.. tuiiuu
consumed lu th, United states during
February amounted 60 l'G.H3H ruu-
uir4 bales. npiHdug -5."HI laI,s t
l'utrr-. compared with iEt,..I H.I'~
u JyuuaI, ami isa-aa babies Iu p,-
.,'un,r the census bureau announced
this murulug
Cotton uu hand February .> vs
g. lu9 .a" bales iurludiu- ''u.'H"
NalD- nr uu,rs compared with i,.N".-
-5N babes January 81 and '""'. $50
bui,~ December 80.
This was distributed u~ follows.
In Misunderstanding establishments
lF5t.ai> bales, iucludiu- $3.50 bales
.uf uutcIS. compared with $3.50 H..
bales Januar, 81 and IiHtIgu bales
December 30. in independent ware
houses -,-r.."ll bales including j".-
ESQ bales eft liutrr.. compared WIN
".GNH.UtH htIys january 81 auI
G.2uu.G11 bales December 3D.
Imports were @Iulo equivalent Eo1
pound bales compared With ae.-ai
bales 90 Jauuar, and -a.",a bales iu
December. Exports were 13t,Hl
running bales. compared with ""u.Nil
bales iu january and t.""l.>a ,J!.~
u December Active ~piudlvs num-
HrIrd 1n,nlN,GlH, compared with 30.
33t..n3 leo january ana 200. l1t.,aG in
December on these l1suH."U1 were
iU cotton growing states tuu |N.ttN..
lU&l Iu ull other states.
Consumption uud cotton uu hHud
| FEBRUARY aN was distributed u- tuI-
1 low
ga cotton growing >u,t,- -a5;ll
ulltr pyIr consumed u February
NtB.iGg bales were iu manufacturing
establishments februar, -N, Iud
y.Utt,u2l bales iu INDEPENDENT ware
| houses. Ia 0ll other states -3l,2--
bales were consumed. l.uNi,yG hhi,-
we're in manufacturing establishments
and 2Ui,H"p bales were in udcprn-
dent WaryhouH,s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18

to thv needs of every member ~ the
family % is pleJnut.tnstlng. mild
and nun.Eripina. rnlau harsh physics
1t works gradually 1ud in very brief
time thv stomach and bowel muscles
are trained Go cleo tHelr NuIs naturally
again. when all medicines can bo dis.
p,usvd with
You can obtuu a soitI, ut an, drug
store for htt, cents ur ou. dollar Tho
hitter size is usually huusnt 70, umi-
lies va" air,ad, know, los value. re.
cults trr uIvuys guaranteed coz money
VIII Hy refunded
% no member oI your family hu-
,N'r used syrup P,psiu and YOU would
Ike 90 make e personal trial eft it boz.
tore buNiuu 10 Boo tb, regular way 90 a.
druggist send your addr,-e-.a postal
NiIi do-to pr. W So caldwell. a.,
washington So. Monticello. IIl. and 90
free sample bottle VIII %, mailed you.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
BRYAN NOT BEARER
OF MESSAGE FROM
WILSON
Secretary of State Refuses TO
Advise Illinois Legislature
in Matter of Choosing Sena.
tors.
{ %, Leased wi,r TO Evening Herald. !

%, Leased WIZ 60 Evening Herald. !
Springfield. iIl. March u.s. The
eleventh Joint ballot ou thr long term
United states S,uatorship resulted boo
No cnuiy, d,spit, Secretary Bruu's
presence. The leaders were. T.. y.
sherman, Republican. with %. j 70.
Lewis. Democrat with 50. and Frank
Funk. Progressive. .".
TIA, secretary uf stat, had u" "s,-
yrrf message from President Wilson
tn,ut the Illinois senatorial situation.
hr told he Joint session co. Ga, I'LL
uuIs legislature Mr. Iwuu ASS, rtrd
tsnt he came more r~ % private yii'-
zen. speaking to Those who are iu-
vested with great roSpuu@iuiii!
than us au official pt thr fyd,rul goN-
eminent Mr. BRYAN heard the vote
on an, sruatorshipS which resulted
ia uu ,huir, Ton either th' long cor the
short term
only iu the most general terms ana
Secretary Bryan refer to the complex
Illinois political pruHl'w 1uu then
only a- uu Illustration - citizenship
duties
90 aim not here Zoo trll ,uu what
NuU ought Goo de-. hr Said.
'l decline To- tell, even 30 am
uskrd. for two r,u~uu-
"lu IA, nI-l pltr, 90. responsible
ltv be- not upuu m' 10 be- upon Nuu.
in tu, second place .nur uuwIrds'
must Dee wnr, lunIH'H'. than mime.
From tho uulsIl, .uv Wu-I rnlN uu
those who ,rwmuU.,ut, fu him, and
.If their communication be- lur any
reason ,ueumpl,t, or inaccurate, he
then i- NOT vril-Iulurm,n.
Concerning President Wilson's attic
tuI. MI BRYAN said
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
CABIN ET0FFICERS TO
HEAR GREAT GUNS ROAR
by Lra,cd Wire Ia l3,cniuy lIrraId :


Washington. March IN Tn. nis
gun practice at th, Ntlunti, n,rt viii
begin Zoe Tuugier suuuu March 20. ne
day after th, Atlantic tlcvt arrives
from cuba aud bvruus, ui th, att
tendance ul th" secretary uf tn navy
and number of uthrt cabinet uiti-
GERS ana certain novel features iu tu,
target practice. &c i- expected tu Doc si
more than ordinary iut rest Che
drraduuught Florida viii open the
gam" hy firing ut the huh ot the san
Marcos She vlll have un board spot
t,rs from the other battlcships lp
giN" them experience boo tir cuutrui
The fleet VIII then gu Geo AN anchorage
i've miles out from cape Henry ANA
the ships viii ur. $40 moving targets.
one division ruch dt, ,uRaRng la titc
Taotio. beginning with the Utah.
Michigan aud ohio
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
OXYGEN HELMETS FOR
USE ON BATTLESHIPS
| D, Irn.rd MIrr ln L,rnlng Irrnlh. -.

liN Leased Wire Ia Evening tirrHld. o.
Mar1lHI',u Nur.h u.s. TH- navy
department h1- ordered small NUM-
h,r ui uNNrru uulm.is tn 10, supplied
Geo l., uu. Iu.~ 1uI Geo al| ur tu, battle.
ships w. uieH use crude oil a~ furl lu
on, yHs, ul O., submarine. il Is p,IIrt
ud iH' helmets Wb. Do. ,n.nyiuus
when poisoned gases ar. accidentally
gene rut,d Within tHr huus a~ happen
cd Oh" "u, uI lH, submarines two ,,Jrs
ago. with disastrous results
Tile great uI tHun, iu iHy battle.
ships have been found iu contain
deadly coll fumes ult,r lN't have hvyu
DWpu'd of their contents and 10 BE-
Intended that tr, u,lWcts shall SERVE
US protection tu tH, mechanics Who
aIr ubll-vd 60 ,lt,. these uua~ AND
compartments Their Isy also i- con
t.uplattd 100 thr rrs,u, ur ur,mru co.,
.'',r i"udrr- overcome hy bursting
~l,Hmpip,t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
NOSE AND HEAD STOPPED UP FROM
COLD Or CATARRH, OPEN At ONCE

balm iissolNes by the heat of the nass
trils penotlates and heals the inilam.
ed, swollen membrane which lines tbs
Nose head and throati clears the ttr
passaWes stops nasty discharges and
feeling 81 elep qsiug. soothing relief
comes Immediately.
Don't lu2 awake tonieht struggling
closed. hawkins and plowinv Tatarfh
&c a eolt with is running nose foill
mucous dropping Into the thfost aud
raW drynefs h distressing Dut trOlN
needless.
Put yoar faitn-i bsi onVes-in Elv'a
cream Balm and your cold on catafrh|
VIII surely alsapptar 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18

ali, troubl" from tim, to Time, ui-
lltc-t stunt Nas Boo threatening To-
sHnut Charlie Giomi u tho Alamo
saloon For his conduct iu ih, Alamo
Gomez uus stripped uf uis deputy
sheriff commission.
At OBJ, inquest Yesterday afternoon
Gomez frankly admitted that hr got
behind o. tree while buchanan VaF
shooting nuu did nothing more than
count 'hc sIois u- Buchanan urCd
them.
Tfr sun with which buchanan did
iIH Shooting is bon possession o' Under
Sheriff DICK Lewis ~ .~ 90 brand new
Cole. .'N Iud.r sheriff Lewis ALSO
uJs 'u uIs possession tHr lead which
vt- ttru out ui Benz. iue-' body.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
POTATO PAIRING MACHINE
INVENTORS GET BUSY

~ E"""t" WV " HN'NFHN I1'F"E"'
Washington. March rs Unless
some of the wizards Who are improve
ing upon nature can ttrn out sphere
teal potat" ile navy must find better
uotat" preling machine than ne -lec-
tricHl device new in use To-day the
department sent out an appeal ca tn
tonturs to submit device that VIII
ecunoniicallN pare potatoes ~ irregn~
lar form Ths official statement dee
clnrrr that u seems that the pres
eut machines Il" nlosi effective aud
ace. pta ole loh ga a perfectly round
potato but when the Murphy az.
riv"s Ions aud slender or sawed OF
mr hAmmnrnd down the IrnmhIn boEliIs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
VETERAN EDITOR IS
ON TRIAL FOR
CONTEMPT
William r. Nelson. Aged Own
er of Kansas City Star,
Charged With Disrespect of
Missouri Justice Mill.
( -, leased VIE tu Is,rning Herald. :

~ leased Vile tu E,rning Herald.
kansas titN Mo. March tN-
Hearings la the contempt case AGAINST
William u. Nrlsun. editor aud owner
OF the Kansas Cit, star. were begun
here today hyfor, Charles 60 crow.
commissioner appointed by the Mis-
souri, supreme court
Mr. Nvlsun Was cited for contempt
last month bN Judsn Joseph 8 Guth-
ric 90 the circuit cuutt following tho
publication ct an article oritivillns
thu Judge fur grantinE divorce law
ser his fD" boo g. case settled out ui
court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
BOTH GRAND AND
PETIT JURIES
WORK TO-DAY
Few Indictments Returned.
Those Indicted Being Out OH
Bonds: Case of Wilson Yer
sus Didier Being Tried.

The grand and petit iurics. organ-
tied YESTERDAY. began working today
IN earnest The grand Jury. WORKING
under the direction uf District Attor-
nos N. l. Vigil considered a number
ct minor eases today, about dozen
indictments being returned Those
Indicted are out on bonds
The petit iury was occupied Ia the
district court hearing testimony IN
the case OF Wilson versus Older.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
CEMENT MILL WILL
BURN ARTESIA OIL

Artcsla. y A.. March IS The 0riA
entail Fiastrr-temeut company hns
ibis wrrk closed "a contract With the
ptens valley pil and Gas company for
che delivery Tor use ut their factory
twenty barrels per day OF crude ~
from the Brown we'll
This Is tnv nrst contract for delivery
ever made uy any uil company pros
ducinE crude oil from New Mexico.
The light sud power plant an this city
have not set tested the uii iu thtir
-ugines fhs cement company burns
has heretofore shipped oil from kaa-
$685.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
Inrl Mnn,t Hold Two .Inl.-.

New Haven. conn, March Is At
the March meeting uf The Yale cor
p"ratiuu 90, resignation uf former
President TAFT na o. member oi the
tuIputation was accepted WITH regret.
Mr Tart who nuy Is Kent professor
of iaW at Yale sent in his r,signu-
tipn March =. saying
90 do this because I do not deem
10 la the Interest at ~" university
that 60 member uf tho corporation at
the Same time should bo professor
under It, appointment und u employ
mtut