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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-31
Big Road Demonstration Coming

Big Road Demonstration Coming.
Mr.. D. N. Tallman informs the
Willmar Tribune that Big Road
making Show will come to Willmar,
Jan. Is. This is an illustrated demon
stratiOn which is furnished by the
manufacturers of cement, who claim
that they can put in permanent
concrete road at moderate cost. Fur
ther particulars will appear In the
next two issues of the Tribune.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-31

Brantons went down 10 the
cities yesterday, returning IN the eve
ning. His wife and children, who
have been visiting there for some
time, accompanied him. back.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-31
Preparations On Fol: Biggest Boost
Ever Given Dairy Interests
In This Section. "
EVERY DA|RYMAN and CREAMERY PATRON SHOULD ATTEND

OFFICIAL PROGRAM FOR FOUR EVENTFUL DAYS.
PRESIDENT VINCENT OF MINNESOTA UNlvER.
slTY WILL MAKE ADDRESS ON EVENING OF
OPENING DAY-BANQUET ON WEDNESDAY
45s EVENING BUTTER SCORING CONTEST AND
DAIRY CATTLE SHOW IN CONNECTION.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-31

George Brogren retuf1 s.
sumo his work at Appleton 1astara
day after spending his Christmas va
cation at his home here.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-31

number from Randy yohis and
Spicer attended the concert sc the.
Bethel Lutheran church Last nigh
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-31

J. Ekander of Rhame, / n. Oak.
spent Christmas nth his family al
Willmar. #..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-31
! Syea ~. p. s.

3vea " u. 8. .5455:sfSs
The 7. p. S. Of the Svea church
will meet Friday evening, January 2,
1914, ct 1880 p. m. The following
program will be given: ...s;5 !;
Song J. :. !. 8. Congregation
Scripture Reading and Prayer. 4. !. !.
S.z5:. :. !. !. J. Rev. Ryden
Song .... Z. !. :. /. !. y. 3. Choir
Rec. IS. IS. -. Hazel Ostrom
Vocal Solo 3. -. Efldur Ryden
Rec. 8. s.. !. 8. SIS. 3. .Arvid Eastlund
Song 4. J. skoglund's Quartet
Rec. !. J. ). y. ]. s. Zilphla Nelson
Pipe Organ Solo Esther Hegstrom
Rec. !. Il. !. !. J. 8. William Olson
Song 3. /. !. ]. Choir
An entrance fee Of ten cents will
be- charged and ten cents for lunch. So
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-21
Gas Mltenbeini
yeiert ieia Triihjnbrsfeit am Senu.
tag, benz %. Diai.

9ag oiesiG6rige 5riihjabrsfeft Deg
geutihen 9Iltenbeius lit auf Conn.
taq, ben %. Neai, auberdumt poroen
un6 lpiro, ipie iiblih in ben Iulagen
abaebolten tperoen.
9as riibrige sSeItfonInlittee III be-
reits eiiriq an Der arbeit, Inn Die
8orbereitungeu fiir 0as sSeit in mir.
bigger @eiie 5u treffeu lro miro nittS
unaetbun IoIien, nm ben @rfoIg 81
.Iihern. SSn Der umIibtieiten 8eifc
miro fir llnterhaltung Gorge getra-
aen meroen unb Die 9nllie1loe bon
-sSrerinoen uno 8onuern oes Geutihen
SlIteuheims, Die obne sSrage aud geic.
qentIif, oieies sSeites pieber ihr
SderiIein mir Die 70 iegellsreihe 4n.
ftdIt beifteuern tperben, oiirften pers
fihert iein, baB ibners-senubreide
Stunben benorItcbeu.
Ter &cripaltltngsratb oes alteu-
heims belt Qeltern gaahulittog in
aronbad}s Soibrdu cine SisunG ub,
in uelf,er bos 1SeIt am nohiten SonF.
taa beIprohen muroe Tie 8orbereI.
tlnaen fiir ooS Seit iiuo i'm beItsn
@ana. Gin hiibihes iniormelles Bro.
aramm lit oufgeiteat iporoer uno oIe
Inmeu pom 9omenpereir tpetteIfern
NIT oeu Serren, nm oeil5reurloen oeS
Snititits einen ifonen Gag 5u perei'
feu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-21

tbetlen fonlmt es al ernitlid)en 9fube-
|itoruitgen INTO ben Streifbredlern
Dirb libel mitgefpielt. lie goli3ci lit
noaig niahtloS. Ger getrieb niro 10.
fort ipieoer eineefteIlt. Der Burger
HefIter nerlnngt bon Gouberneur Cor
Die Mobilmafpng Der Rili3. 3eriel.
be Deigert fih, gtaatstruppen nab
Cincinnati 3n ididen. Sta6tanpalt
gettnian itelft i'm 8erift ben Antrag
auf grnennung eines Receipers.
Is. Wai- @ein StraBeubobntua.
genrao belpcgt fifp Beri6ieoene 6eut.
ihe ;Seite fonnen tpegen Der getriebs.
ltodlna niht itlttfinoen. s5rn Guitrag
Der Seoerateo Improvement @iioeia.
tions tperben BON beren BrdIi6enen
8altcr &nigbt 5rieoensunterbanolun.
gen argebo6ilt.
19. Wai 8egen ser ifapeben6en
Observation-Disclosures miro eie
8erbanolune nm giniesune zines &c.
eeipers Inn "a StuHoen perihoben
lin II l1br Gben6s fonntt cine gi.
nigine 5uitanoe. Die Arbeiter ratifi-
siren ben s5rieoenspertrag in elmer
Notwithstanding m Der 2lr6eiter-
ballc.
20. @fni.- @ie6eraufnabme 6es
StraBenbnbnbefriebs in poaem ltm-
lang. 0os Observation-Disclosures miro
nbgelehnt. Die erite Sislng 6e5
Sfiebsgerifts CUR 8erooaltduoigung
6esielben.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-21

3pif6en 5erfdeu 4penue unb BEN
2lult Bart.
6srr gauIefabel Nebnlther MHs
trag fir cine 8ontrettreppe on Sburp
Qllep, Dou CLIFTON aDeRue 3ur WiuIa
berrp Strabe.
Wuroen ale Dem Ausf6ufie fir
StraBen un0 Bdrts iibertpieIen.
Serr Bed - 4ntrag auF 4usarbeia
tung zines 8oftsnporanidlags fir bte
gerlGngerung bes 2ublop 4penne
8iaoutts iber bic g., 8. &c 3. Balm,
bamit bel Der Spe3ialsWabl dm 30.
sSllli ii6er bic notbige gpnDanleibe ubs
geIttmmt perben tann.
@urbe benz QusI4ufe fir Wittef
imo Weae iibertpieIen, Der am nGhiteH
6reitas Ra6mittag in 8s5ug auf Die
@neslsoenbeit cine offentlt6e Sisung
ubbdlten min, gu tpelher alle Sntere1s
fenten eingelaben 1inb.
6err 8ltttertportb - ReIolutton fur
eine 6ffsntli6s 4bittmmung am 30.
sSllli iber cine 412pro3entige gonbdns
lei6e BON $4,000 fir 9ebduoe fir
bas neue 3ufluhtsbaus.
Dem QusiduB fir Mittsl unO Bss:
iibertpieieu
5err 5oparo - Srbtuan3 fir gr@
h0bunq Der 3insrate fir sine untoers
iitdtssgonoanlette bon $450,000 Don
arf As Pro3ent.
@uroe benz 2l1tsfAub fir untperfts
tat unb 0ffentlite 4nitaIt:n iibsrpie>
len.
Observation-Disclosures price tbeilte
nit, bob er bic &piten fir Qb5ugstds
ndle on 9ilac, Wadple uHo Sraolep
4penue auf $5226.30 dbf6dBt uno
oab Die 9Tlaitsrung Der SIt s. Strqbe,
stpiIhen Broabfpan unb GsglefoH
4penue S6042.88 toitete; fernsr unters
6reitete er eine Sroinan3 fiir eine
gonbanleibe BON $4,000 fir WaHers
leitungsn, bic unter Suspenoirung Der
3eesln enbgtltig paHirt puroe.
gm ndhiten Dtsrftug Qu6mittag
| 1913 l1br pirb bic SOrperIhaft nit o:m
Monor, ben Itdbti1hen 8eamteu uno
ben SpIpitaIs&ommiifdrs bic Dor IA
Sagen perfhobene Snipisirung bss
neusn 6oIpitals oorne9men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-21
@ermiet.

Seit BEN Is. Wtni tpirb aus Der sls
terIihen M1hnuns Der IA Sabre ate
SD;uiam Slosner psrmtbt. Der anas
Be- perlieR bic Mobnung. go. 112 0It
70 5trobe am 9ormittas uno tebrte
riSt fpteost surit.
nit einem Monne Ramens Wils
liam gailep 1T angeblidp~bie Is Sabre
dits gillian 5oufi, BON Ro. 746 g9tit
Gaurt Strubs duf uno oapon eesans
gen. Die SHUTTER bes mdodens. Grlu
Role ssauit, nimmt an. oab fih oas
Qaar nab gbieago ssrpanot bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-21
3 en- er.

- Sn benz 9duft pon Wlay Waar=
sns. an Der BierteH unb 5obn Ctr.
t-oh seittrn tn friiher Morssnftunoe
ant unbstannle Mtiie s5eusr aus.
tas non Der Gsusrfpehr nadb ldnsersr
anftrensuns atstI0ift tpurbe- Ter
Ehoben If. $500. DerGtuerpebrmnnn
Z. goserope, BON Sprisen aomp. IA,
fGiug mt. Der bloBen 6onb cine i5tas
i,erIfxibe Elm, um bas GeHittr offntn
su i0nnsn. unb 5os fih babel iitfs
EGnitinunben an bsr 9on0 gu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-21
cSuaenblihe Turdlbrraner.

srant stufu, IA Sabre ait, an Der
Ghufe uno airbp Roab ipobnhoft. unb
@ictor anpnles, 13 Sabre ali. BON
go. 4247 airbn Rpdb, per'hpanoen
osftern Worgsn aus ibren Dobnungen.
ss fpirp gefagt, bob anoplss feiner
G.roBmutter ansebIit SIS entspenoete.
Die anaben ntDsen mad gbieagr ees
fobren fein, fpoielbft Die eitern BED
Gnrnles pohnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-21

8onbs, bic nod aus
geaeben tperoen tons
nsn .........S 1,102, ,366.25
Sn bisisr auffeuuns iinn jeoO4 bic
ieit benz l. Wdt 1913 Deraussdbten
Bombs nidt nit sinseihIofen.
Die 3uihrift Duroe benz 4usi6uB
fir Rittel nnb Deee iibsrpieien unD
gum Druid beorosrt, 10 oaB jsoes Wiits
gIieb cine 4bIhrift srbalten lam.
glert Gspp unterbreitete 8eihItiis
BON ben 8ereinigten 0srbeferungs=
Geisli9aften, Der 5tnblap Martt Ser
befIerunes zGeisalhaFt unb Der Sit
mdlnut oils Bphlfuhrtss s@sieui i9aft
su 9unitsn Der Nnberoumilng elmer
Dffentlifsn gbittmmuns iibsr bic
Jrase Der Iusarbsituns zines neuen
Staotsg bdrfers unb Der 9eraberihs
tung Der Rsaoing Roab, stpifhen pa0z
bod Roab uno 4rmitrons 4penae, fir
be QnIaee elmer Strabenbabn na6
Bomb 5iu.
Wurben benz 4usfhuiIe fur Wittel
uno Wsee ibertpielen.
Reueineereiht puroen bic
foIeenben 8orlasen uno in Der dngez
fiibrten Deile erleoist:
Serr 9lf- pstition Inn pflaiternng
|nnb Gdnaliiirung Der @IiH uno Dan
Gear Strabs; oos bon biefen Straben
bsrobtommenbs Rssenpdfer rihtete
i'm 4pril 1913 an bsm RaIsnplaB nm
bdg GsbGube Der 8rauereunion $3.50
Shoben an. sSerner 4ntrae auf Guss
drbeitung pon Goitenporanitldeen fir
oie 9flaIteruns Der Cliff Gtrobe, bon
Der MeWillan Strabe 450 dib fiios
fpdrts, unb Der Ban Gear Strabe. bon
Der Gliff Strabe 600 SUB fiiopdrts.
5srr Sabertorn-4ntraa auf Nus
arbeitung zines aoFtennoroHihlnas fir
eine aontrets Sreppe an Der Shorp
gllsn, BON Der Clifton apsnus CUR
Wiilberrn Strabe.
Serr Saipner 4ntrae auf Nus
arbeituns zines aoitsnporauftlass fir
Waatabampflaffsr an Der 9arrarb ap..
sniihen Rufen unn Webiter Npenue.
6err gdsrt petitipn Ger Meitppob
gipic MToeiatiDn uno anperer I'm
8srbeTeruns Der 9lsnbale 4penrs.
ainiibsn mert Rpao une 8ribeetDipn
Qite.
5err aoh Qntrn9 ami Nusarbeiz
tuna zines aoftsnDoranIhlass fir
gndjtsinpfloiter an @eit Strabs, bon
Gnans Gtrabs 800 fFub norbipdrts.
6err Geilter - antrus ouf 4usars
bsitlina eines Roitenporanfdlaas fir
RiDeuir,ins Der Sbierpatrrp Mpenus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-21
Ser lit Der gsbte?

Der oei6nam zines unbetnnntsn
ipeiben Wannes purbe eeiisrn bon
Sas. Goreoron unn G<frp GafIon om
sfubs Der part 6traBt BET Der Muidnes
Goal gompdnp aus bem Obir sescsen.
Der 2eihnom bat bertiis Idnsert 3eii
i'm WaiTer ssI<sen uno mar Hur notbs
barftia betkibtt. Der 3ooie srurbs
mad Der Morgus sfbrndi. Gs tpirD
Innetnomr en-, ocb Der Werftcrbene Gin
Dpf<r Der eO6fIuib II.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-21

Sxirntb tets auf cas 8rutdliie bthdns
bette unb 10 Oft itr Qtbsn bebrobts.
bob iie ibn fdlKBlih om 3. Wai 1913
DsrlnTsn mubie.
MtgeH bruiakr 8ehnnbiung itno
Qihtpsriorsunp ipurpsn CLARA pnitos
"a. 234 Weit 4. Etrab<, bon Jobn
g,ditora; 2snu Jpnss. 10 on 9.Gsr.,
from I'm. Jonss; 9poia g. 3ammoR0.
100 Drsennn 4penne. BON JobH g.
Ddmmonb. une Sabie Qortn3. 1922
ca 3. Gtrnbs. BON g<o. gorsu5 &C.
ihiensn. Der lsttersn Hldssrin. bis
hrei nnmiinbiss RiHnsr BAT. ipnrben
nod bic Debut iibtr oisislben. iOipis
36 m0hsntli&e Alimsnte befDiliist.
g Habsnerfas aIageu.
amelia 1instr, cie Bet Jobn M.
| Jrbs, einem Gtfh6ftsfiibrer Der pru,
bentiot 5nfurantt Co., In c<fieH 6aus
lin Dort 1bomos. ap.. dls ~Oienfts
lmdbG<n- bef6Gftigt mar. Bat osnielt<n
esiiern auf 3a6inng BON $500 Dtrs
lildgi. neil eT ne am 10 Mdi 1913
luHgeblin miBhoncsli unD bsorO6t IA.
ben fon.
Sophia llflanb. b<rsn 6aus no,
1007 Urefnidn 1pt. am 81. Mdra
I1913 sinftiir5te, ipeil bds Dunb0meni
linfoloe eines N<ubaus. ben bit Dcbs
lGMntib<r @rspina 90. bi9t .nebendn
ouff;ibrsn litB. uHtereraben pofbeu
mar, BAT bic een6nnit Dirma sefern
IauF 3abIung non $4,000 D<rt!1et.
Sames Gtorbon. Rpnbustsny n,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-09

court:
~Wilham Stewart. YOU have been
indicted for the crime OF numbering
one Fred IIibbe on the White Noun
tain Indian reservation on or about
the 18th day of September. 1190.
After = fair and impartial Trial by
a Jury OF your choosing. YOU have
been found guilty Of murder in the
first degree. without any qualifica-
ton az to the punishment. The
evidence offered in this case leaves
no doubt as To Your guilt. With
your companion. John Il. Goodwin.
you committed the crime charged
in the Indictment in cold blood. and
without Il shadow of excuse.
shall not rchearse the shocking de
tails Of the crime. Il is sufficient
to say that | find no fault with the
verdict 1t is based upon the clear
and unmistakahle evidence in the
case. 1t now only remains Tor me
to pronounce the judgment Of the
law upon the case as it has been
presented to the court and jury and
as determined by the evidence. Have
YOU any legal excuse to show why
the Judgment IF the court should
not be pronounced in accordance
with the verdict of the jury finding
| YOU guilty of murder in the first
degree. without any qualification rs
/ to the punishment
Here Stewart. after q moments
hesitation said, in a low voice. Il
| have nothing to say about it. | can
say nothing.
The court continued: The judg-
ment of the court is that you. Will
lam Stewart. are guilty OF the crime
! in the first degree, and that for said
| crime Of murder YOU be punished
! in the manner prescribed by law. at
| fixing the punishment of death
AFTER a full consideration of the
proceedings in this court. and no
reason existing why said Judgment
land sentence should not be executed,
it is ordered that you, William Stew
art, be taken by the United States
marshal for the District of Arizona.
to the county Jail of ella county, in
said state; that YOU be there safely
Kept in close confinement until
Friday. the first day of August,
1918: that on said day, and at said
county Jail and between the hours
Of 10 o'clock in the morning and }
O'Clock in the afternoon, you he talk
en- by the said United States mar
shall and hanged by the neck until
YOU are dead. and may God have
mercy on your soul.
After hearing the sentence, Dick
asked that Stew0rt lie kept here for
might have conferences with him
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-09

hardly realized what was to bes his
portion. 1t must be said that. al
though the knowledge did come as
"a shock the imperturable young
man did not show he felt it except
by the mOmentary vibration in his
voice He scarcely realized the i'm
port Of the words he used in reply
ing. They came mechanically. from
without his consciousness. wrung
from him by the thought if his i'm
pending doom.
Absolutely the only indication of
a. bitter or vindictive spirit was
that which he showed as the court
asked him If he knew any legal
reason why sentence should not be
pronounced. 4 have nothing t. say
about it. l can say nothing"
Did he mean that he had no voice
in the matter Of his trial and com
ing punishment? or did h simply
admit that he was at the end of his
last recourse, only he knew on this
earth
Definite announcement of the hour
of sentence was avoided in the pa
pcrS. in order to prevent Il jam in
the court room. But the senation-
hungry assembled by instinct, it
seems. and the lower part OF the
room was crowded a few lined the
walls, unable to find seats. 1t took
less than two minutes to fill the
court room after Stewart had been
led through the aisle to his usual
seat BY his attorneys table. The
of the United States
We're present in the persons Of Nor
risOn and Forrest. At o'clock
Wolf opened the court With his
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-09

caVcl ana. On Judge Morrisons in
vitation, Attorney Benton Dick, the
fighter who defended Stewart. i'm
mediately filed 4 motion for a new
trial on the grounds that the court
misdirectcd the jury as to the law;
that the court erred in its decision
on questions of law arising during
the course Of the trial; and, third,
that the jury did not find in accord
with the law and the evidence.
Motion denied" said Judge Nor
row.
DICK then Offered a motion for
an arrest OF judgment on the ground
that the United States grand jury
had no legal authority to inquire
into the offensc it not being within
the jurisdiction of the government;
that the facts III the Indictment
We're not sufficient TO constitute an
offense under the laws Of the
United States and that the defend
ant had been previously convicted
Of the identical offcnse. Again tn"
motion was denied.
Judge Morrow then rose and
leaned slightly forward, his face i'm
passive, but his eyes boring into
those of the prisoner. Stewart got
to his feet mechanically and stood
with his hands twisted behind his
back. He sWayed his shoulders Il
bit and his eyes dropped, and then
met those of the judge once more.
In a firm, clear voice that varied
not whit from 4 solemn conversa-
tionaI tone until he came to the
last phrase, And may God have
mercy on your SOUL Judge Morrow
read the following judgment of the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-09
Closing out
Knit Underwear

Women's 1870 Vests dozen
of tGclu, low neck and sleeve
loss, rapcd-WhiIc they 80
a~.. c1rh ...........,.oN
Odd Lot of Women's Drawers,
Formerly sold mp to soc, 10c
to close 1T .........5I OC
8 Dozen of Forest" and "Es-
sex" Mills Union Suits for
Women medium weight styles.
Formerly sold ut 500 1Oo
and SID. going now for OIO
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-09

with a number Of other prisoners.
As it *. u special trip viii have 70
Ice arranged.
Judge Morrow leaves for san
Francisco on Saturday. accompanied
BY Mrs. Morrow and William HaW-
hins his secretary. The party may
be back III Phoenix in Il week ~
ten days. tor if no other judge can
be found to finish the term here.
Judge Morrow Will he back. Confer
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-09

about the various matters which Will
arise. i shall take an appeal from
the judgment of this court to the
supreme court Of the United States"
said Dick. If necessary, / will 20
to Washington Mr.. Morrison viii
try to have the case set forward on
the calendar, 50 We may get action
carly in the summer
overlook was to have taken Stew
art to Globe on Saturday, together
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-09

ences with other jurists OF the ap-
peIlate bench and certain important
private matters viii make it imper-
atiVe for his honor to be away from
Phoenix during the next week
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-09
Sacrificing Hosiery

% Dozen of Women s Cotton
Hosc-ScamIcss ones in sky
blue only, regular 2Oc 80
9 Dozen of Children S 20c Stock
ings-black or tan, seamless,
nearly all sizes. o.
gong at ............ w
Z Dozen Of Children Lisle
Socks-imported styles that have
fancy tops and spliced heels,
sold up to DOE; going o.
now Tor
II Dozen Of Women's 33c Mere.
LisIc Hosc-in black, white and
tan: have double sole and gar
t ter hen-f" close 19C
at
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-09

1910 IIuck Towels, now ...............
$50 full size Bed Spreads. now ...-
Double bed size soc Sheets. now ...
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-12-26
SAN FRANCISCO FEEDS
AND SHlfTIR~ HOMELESS

san lfmncsc0. Dec 26.--NohodN
ont of work need have gone hungry
in San Francisco ou Christmas dag.
At me cooperative bureau Of em-
ploNmeut the mblcs We're SET for an
that would COME. ANA thousands did
Ten cooks were busy from 3 O'Clock
this mornng and This was the menu.
Two hundred and twenty pounds Of
hamburger stenk. 2O0 pounds ot mut-
ton for stew aU0 pounds of beef 900
pounds 1T salmon $50 ducks, 'vt
ioavcs of break, p sucks of potatoes
and coffee ad llhltum.
Many churches are throwing open
their doors tn give the homeless
sleeping places
IAN who apply viii be given food
and shelter" said Mayor Roiph'
every man can have "a root over ms
head and plenty 60 eat until Monday
whom the supervisors will announce
a plan te provide employment
THE number of idle men is vftmat-
ed at 1000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-12-26
CHILDREN OF SLAIN
MANREMEMBEREO
BY SANTA CLAUS
Mrs. Glover Buys Christmas
Presents for Tots While
Body Of De ViIIierS Lies in
Los Angeles Morgue,

fsY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WlRtl
Los Angeles, Dec. 25.--lgnorant OF
the fact that their stepfather was in
iail accused Of having murdered their
father. the two small children Of Dam
lei de Villiers who was shot and in
stantly killed mere in a struggle with
Rov L. Glover, a land agent of san
Anfonio. Tex. deliberately emptled
their stockings this morning OF gifts
plared there by Santa Claus, as I'M
by their sorrowing mother
Disappointed that the coroners
Jury had not exonerated him yester-
dav AT the inquest, Glover was led
bacl, Ia iail and late today was form
ally arraigned on the charge OF
murder. While the warrant was read
to him, Mrs. Glover. who formerly
was Mrs. de Villiers, was out in the
thickest of the finH Christmas shop-
ping rush, purchasing gifts for the
two children of herself and her form
er husband, who lay dead IN the
morgue.
Glover's preliminary hearing was
set for January ?, when It is expected
his wife will be the chief witness for
him. and tell, as she did yesterday az
the inquest, Of de Nillier's threats OF
violent action in ease she re-married
and of how dc Nilliers forced himself
into Glover's home sunday. and
fought with her present husband for
her affections
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-12-26
Applications Pour Into National
Capital for Location Of Gov
eted Regional Reserve Fir
nanciaI Centers,
CAREFUL INQUIRY TO
PRECEDE DECISIONS
Secretaries McAdoo and HouS-
ion May Make Trip
Throughout Country to In
yeStigate Advantages,
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Washington Dee 25.-Aeiye cam
paigning for federal reserve banks, TO
be established under the new banking
and currency system, has been begun
by "a half dozen big cities In different
parts of the United states. and among
the scores of kilograms received to-
day at the treasury department, more
than half were devoted 10 laying bare
the reasons for executive approval of
their claims.
Secretaries McAdoo and Houston,
the organization committee" author
lied by the new law TO choose the re-
serve cities. today considered tentative
plans for making up the list of not
less than eight and not more than
twelve cities 10 be given federal banks.
Under the new law the organization
committee is given the utmost freedom
i'm naming these cities. and the two
cabinet Officers intend 20 make an
exhaustive inquiry into the geograph-
ical advantages and financial relations
of most of the large cities.
one plan that has been suggested
10 the secretaries is that they make a
personal investigation of the claims
of cities which are regarded as posi-
BILE locations, and another is that they
hold hearings i'm Washington. Ofll-
cials who favor the first plan believe
that It can be carried out more quick
~ ana To better advantage, by reason
Of the number of persons who could
be reached A decision probably will
be announced within a few days,
The campaign for reserve bank
has heen pressed most vigorously Us
seattle. Scores of kilograms were re-
ceivcd today from bankers and husi-
mess men Of Seattle, pointing out its
proximity to Alaska. which is 10 De
included in the system. its advantages
as "a financial center and urging other
reasons for giving it "A reserve bank.
According 10 one telegram. Seattle
is planning a big demonstration to
celebrate the enactment of the law
and to boom her chances for getting
a bank
Kansas City is making a similar
fight. with the support Of many near
by cities Minnesota banks and busi-
ness houses took up the cudgels to-
day in both St Paul and Minneapolis,
and bankers in the south are making
showings i'm favor of Atlanta, New
Orleans and Dallas Philadelphia and
Baltimore are at odds over one bank,
Altogether il promises to be live
| ~ time fer the organization commit
tee before its work is done. Banks IN
the following cities, applied for mem
bership in the reserve system today:
Beaumont, Tex; Union. S. c.. St
Adams, VT. Portland, Me-. san Diego,
Calf; Adams, Mimi; Milwaukee,
Wis; Rochester, y. y; Little Rock,
Ark, Austin, Tex, Portsmouth n. H.
Mobile, Ala; Carbondale Colo; tn
coma. Wash, and Lewiston. Mont