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The Prescott daily news., 1913-10-29
6lanquet for President.

One STORY that received consider
able attention was that Gen. Aurer-
ano Banquet would be president with
Huerta as his war minister. Huerta
and Banquet received the highest
votes. Banquet did not join Huerta
in his promise not to accept the elec.
ton.
The constitutional provisions that
bar Huerta do not touch BlanQuet.
In the event that the election
should be declared regular Banquet
would be winner of the vice-presi-
dency. With Huerta disqualified eth
er constitutionally or by his own
agreement, Banquet, as vice-presi-
dent, might succeed to the presi
dency.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-10-29
.ry,cAN GENERAL SEEKS PRO-
y -rcTIoN FOLLOWING ARREST
OF COMPANION.
LIND IS PROBING ELECTION
n.v Ra Month Before Official Count
ls nounced-BIanquet for Pres
ident and Huerta, War Min
ster, Is the Latest

Vera Cruz. Oct 29.-Gen. Felix
Diaz was under American protec-
tion on the United States gun
boat Wheeling. Diaz applied for pro-
lection to Consul Canada during the
night, following the arrest by Mexi-
can police of L. Blum, an American,
who accompanied Diaz from Havana,
and has been with him since he ar
rived in Vera Cruz.
Cecilia Ocon and Jose Sandoval,
friends OF Diaz, and Alexander VIII
lams, a newspaper man, also asked
for protection, and were put upon the
Wheeling.
John Lind, President Wilson's spe-
clal envoy in Mexico, is making an
Investigation of Sundays election,
and will make a report TO Washing
ton
The Prescott daily news., 1913-10-29
TO DANCE IN HiGI 'CHOOL
All Students of All Class Even
Faculty at El Pas g.,
Are to Take p

Ell Paso, Tex, Oct. 29.-The Ell Paso
high school is TO be as much place
for amusement and pastime as for
study. This was decided by A. H.
Hughey, principal, and he expects to
arrange series of dances and other
social functions for all students and
classes.
Not only will students participate,
but the faculty will take part. Hughey
believes that dancing-not the tango
will do much to make students and
teacher respect each other more.
Naturally a boy student who dances
with a young woman teacher would
be as chivalrous as possible in class
room or outside, .Hughey thinks. Both
students and teachers favor the plan.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-10-29
Wilson's Views Please.

Mexico City. Oct 29.-Mexicans, as
we'll as foreigners here. express salts
faction with the utterances of Presi-
dent Wilson at Mobile. The view is
held by foreigners that the American
president by his remark about the
United States never acquiring more
territory by conquest gave assurance
that even If the United States should
be compelled to take hand in Mex
leo it certainly would withdraw as
soon as law and order should be re-
stored.
The capital is filled with conflict
3g rumors, but there are few known
facts on which to base them. Gen.
huerta issue statement that 1t
would be a Il ' before all official
election retur in.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-10-29
RESIGNS u. S. JOB TO FISH
Chanpai gn, H., Postmaster Quits
That He Might Go to Florida
to Catch Tarpon.

Champaign, H., Oct. 29.-Postmas-
ter NJ H. Brewer of Philo, ILL.,. an
nounced his resignation, that he may
go fishing. He has been postmaster
since Aug. 16, 1897.
Political upheaval and the tarpon
season in Florida are his causes for
resigning. His postoffice duties kept
him away from Florida while the tar
pom are ripe"
The Prescott daily news., 1913-10-29
COLORADO GOVERNOR DECLARES
STATE OF lNSURREcTIoN
IN COAL FIELDS.
REPORTS BRIDGE DYNAMITED
Entire Military Force of State Is Sent
to Oisarm Miners and Guards
Executive Fails to Secure
Settlement of Trouble.

Denver, Colo. Oct. 29.-Nineteen
companies of infantry, three troops of
cavalry and two batteries of field ar.
tillery are at the coal fields of Huer,
tano and Las Animas counties to dis
arm both the mine guards and the
strikers.
The order for the movement of the
troops was issued by Gov. Ammons,
who declared a state of nsur
rcction in the southern Colorado coal
fields.
Gov Ammons issued the order aft
er a series of conferences with repre-.
%entatiyes of the strikers and opera
tors which had lasted for several
days.
Three more companies of infantry
are on the way to the scene of the
strike. This will put more than 1000
troops in the field to restore peace
The Prescott daily news., 1913-10-29
ThaW Gets Weeks Delay.

Rochester, N. H., Oct. 29.-Gov
Felker granted the request of Harry
K. Thaw for further continuance in
the extradition proceedings, setting
Nov. as the final date on which his
attorneys may file a supplementary
brief bearing on the conspiracy in
dictment returned against Thaw by
the New York county grand jury.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-10-29
Settle ement Was in Sight.

Il have no other recourse, said
the governor Monday the situation
got away from everybody. | am com
pelled to act. For As hours | had
been trying to arrange settlement,
but the agreement to keep peace dur
inc the negotiations was violated and
the events of Monday showed that the
leaders had not enough authority to
prevent outbreaks"
The ordering out of the militia
came after a day of conferences. The
strike leaders had yielded several
points and the prospects for a settle
ment seemed good when the outbreak
of violence in the district put stop
to further negotiations.
Deputies Fire on Tent Colony.
The first conferences had hardly
begun before word reached the gov
ernor that 100 deputies had fired
upon the tent colony of the strikers
at Ludlow and that the strikers re-
piled with shots that caused the re-
treat of trainload of guards pro-
ceeding to the Tabasco mine, said to
be besieged by the strikers.
The report that the deputies had
fired first was later denied.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-10-29
Eiqhth Death in Milwaukee Fire.

Milwaukee. Oct. 29.-The name. Of
Lieut.. Charles Newton was added to
the list of Goodyear fire victims, and
the death toll of the disaster in
creased to eight Newton died at the
emergency hospital
The Prescott daily news., 1913-10-29
Hatpin Stab Is Fatal to Man

Chicago, Oct 29.-John Niemetz.
holdup man, is dead here of a hatpin
wound When Niemetz attacked Mrs.
Josephine Karmuenisk recently, the
woman stabbed him behind the ear
with her hatpin. Blood poisoning
set in.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-10-29
DEPOSED GOVERNOR GIVES OUT
LETTER FROM SENATOR WHO
is IN SING SING.
OFFERED TO EXPOSE BOSS"
of impeachment and Was Prom
sed a Pardon Quickly When
Sulzer Was Dethroned.

New York, Oct 29.-Stephen J.
Stilwell, former state senator from
New York City, acquitted of bribery
charges by the senate last spring
convicted afterward by a jury and
now serving his sentence in Sing
Sing, appealed to William Sulzer
governor, for a pardon and offered in
return to expose the inner workings
of boss rule" in New York whereby
representatives in the legislature are
placed between the alternative of po-
litical destruction by failure to obey
the boss or the violation of their OBJ
legations to the people.
Stilwells offer to tell what he
knew, long rumored but never before
established, is contained in a letter
just made public by Sulzer. Sui er is
now in the thick of a fight az
Tammany Hall in a campaigl
election to the assembly on the
gressive ticket.
Offer Made in August.
The offer to turn informer against
Tammany was made by Stilwell Aug.
16, three days after Sulzer had been
impeached, but weeks prior to his re-
moval In the letter to Gov. Sulzer
Stilwell asserted he had been told in
advance that Sulzer was to be i'm
peached. In reply Sulzer sent Still
we'll word that if he would make
confession along the line of his prom
Use he (Sulzer) had no doubt the peo-
pie would urge executive clemency in
his behalf.
Some time in June" Suffers ex-
planatory statement goes on, "a we'll
known citizen who knew Sti'well Wis
tied him in the Tombs and Stilwell
The Prescott daily news., 1913-10-29
Dynamite Destroys Bridge.

The scene Of the disturbances is in
the two counties, of which Walsen-
burg and Trinidad are the county
seats.
The mines are reached by branches
from the Colorado & Southern rail
road and from the Denver & Rio
Grande. which parallels it few miles
eastward. The station of Barnes,
where a bridge was reported dyna-
mited, is the junction point of one of
these branches. and the destruction
of the bridge would interrupt travel
on the Trinidad line.
Immediately after signing the order
directing Adjutant General Chase to
proceed to the scene of the strike
with the entire militia force of the
state, Gov Ammons made a state
ment of his reasons for issuing the
order.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16
WILLARD AFTER
LUTHER 'CARTY

Chicago, Jan. l6.-Recipe for becom-
Ing champion of your class in pugil-
ism: If the otner fellow won't admit
you are the champion, admit II your
Luther McCarty is trying il. Luther
was outpointed by Jess willard but he
has simply admitted that he is the
champion and he is dragging down the
money which, after all, lis about all
there is to being champion of any
thing.
Having witnessed McCarty's success,
Jess Willard has about decided to try
the same recipe. Jess says his adj
mitter is working In great shape, and
in company with Charley Cutler he lis
about to- start en- tour.
AS soon as Cutler gets through with
the wrestling am which probably
viii be immediately after his bout with
the man of the biscuit name, Cutler
and Willard will hike to the cushions
and take a ride on the rather" They
will AVE parlor car tickets, too, and
they intend to travel in real champions
ship style. They Will first go to Fort
Wayne, where Willard has about
booked, and then they will go to New
York, where the hope to book a few
bouts and incidentally camp on the
make things about as pleasant for
Luther as can a bunch of creditors
who lie in ambush for the fellow who
tries to duck his bills.
- LulneF sun ignores lHeul, Jess
will stake out a championship Claim
in the east and defend it to the best of
his ability
Tom Jones is in the city today. He
used up yards of mileage just for the
purpose OF seeing Willard in an effort
to book him, Jones admitted on the
coast a few days ago he was Willard's
manager and the admission went we'll
out that way, but 1T failed to take in
Chicago.
He had a talk with the big cowboy
but the nothing doing was hung on
Thomas. Today he hopes to get into
communication with Charley Cutler,
and he Will make Charley a fiat cash
offer, as he and Jess expect to combine
their wrestling and pugilistic stunts
under one big tent and pull down a
big hunk of mazuma.
Eddie McGoorty is another, who a
decided to become champion. Eddie
is another admitter. He says he Is
champion of the middleweight class
and he is willing to prove it. In com
pany with his manager, Marty Forkins,
Eddie is soon to tour he world as
champion of his class, and he a
backed the claim with a nice wad OF
the long huttering stun-$5,000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16
A Rich Plum Cake.

Grease a cake tin, then line il with
three layers of creased paper. Put
three-1uarteTs of a pound of butter
and three quarters of q pound tf
sugar into a basin and heat them till
smooth with q wooden spoon. Next
add eight eggs. beating each one in
separately. Sift in one pound of
flour; add a quarter of a t~easpoonful
of salt, three-quarters of a pound Of
preserved cherries cut in halves,
three-quarters of a pound Of Taisins,
three quarters of a pound of chopped
citron peel, six ounces of ground all
monds, one ounce of mixed spice, half
a grated nutmeg, the grated rind and
strained juice of two oranges, the
grated rind and strained Juice of two
lemons and one cupful of sherry wine
or grape juice. mix all thoroughly to-
gether. Pour into the prepared tin,
bake it very carefully for four hours.
II 1T begins to get too dark, lay d
piece OF paper across the top Of 1t,
For the first ten minutes the cake
should be put in a quick oven: Ii
should then have the heat l~essened
as the larger the cake the slower
should be the oven, otherwise the
outside will get done while the inside
is still raw. Stick a clean skewer
into the middle of the cake; If 1t
comes out clean the cake is done; If
any mixture sticks to the skewer it
REQUIRES more cooking. Take ii out
Of the tin, peel off the paper care
fully and put it on a sieve till cold.
Then wrap it up in grease-proof pa
per till wanted.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

me many OF the topnotchers, and
those who were at the last contest
saw that Jess Westergaard could do.
nothing with him. but on the other
hand had to work hard to keep him
self from being pinned down,
The coming match OH Monday night
VIII see Chris doing his level best, for
he not only Will endeaNor 10 keep
himself from being downed, but he
Will make what looks to many a hope
less task, the attempt to put down the
aspirant for the worlds championship.
Manager HeTner OF the Fargo Ath-
letic club which has been putting on
the really good matches that have taxi
en- place In this city during the past
few months, says that the first preIim-
mary Will be started Just at 3 o'clock,
the second as soon as the first is over
and the big match will be over by
1I:15, SO that all can get home to n
part OF the city by midnight The
high standing Of zbyszko and the well
known ability of the local man should
guarantee a big house and 1T is hoped
that all Will so early and be In their
seats by the stroke OF 81 The same
excellent rules as to order and start
ing the show will prevail on this oc-
casion just as on the last. Tickets
and reserved seats may be had at the
Nestor cigar store in this city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

the conviction that the Bulgarlans and
the serviails, and the Greeks have
vanauished the rcops of the sultan
because they learned the art of war
In French military colleges ana fought
with French cannon. When further, ii
Is remembered that at Kirk Killsse and
Lale Burgas the French Guns were
matched against the German artillery,
Fiji win be conceded that she crushing
defeat inflicted on the Turks 81 these
BATTLES is some justification for French
ieonlplacency. The Balkan war has been
Very largely a question of gun and
1.-The duel twe the Erench artillery
0f the allies and the Germany artillery
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16
MACHINE 10 SELL POSTAGE STAMPS

The postofice department is
trying out two new types Of au-
tomato stamp vending machines
which. il accepted as satisfactory
to the government, will be found
a great convenience.
The smaller machine Is about
the size or the regulation letter
box, and is designed to be placed
as letter boxes are now. The
larger and more pretentious ma
chine, containing / and 2 cent
stamps. is intended for use in hotel
Hobbies. stores. etc
Automatic stamp vending ma
chimes have been adopted bS many
Of the large cities in Europe, and
are considered to be q success.
Uncle sam already has a num-
Der of different kinds OF stamp
vending machines in use for drug
stores, cafes. hotels. etc. but has
not yet experimental with out
door machines. 1t is probable
that in the near future every mail
box will have an attached stamp
vending machine.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

London Mail: At the time Of the
Russo Japanese campaign FFenchmen
backed the wrong horse, and the hui
initiation OF their allies was a sore
disappointment to them. In the Bal
kan war, however, French sympathies
have from the start been with the all
lied states. n their victories have
been hailed with iubilant satisfaction.
But, apart from the pleasure felt by
Frenchmen at the successful efforts of
the little powers to overthrow the
Turk, there is a national pride born OF
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16
IL EITlar GAnfE.

New York Nationals WIZ BegEn Play
ing in south March i.
New York, Jan. 16.-The New York
National League team viii play the
first game Of its training session on
March A, at Dallas, Tex. according to
the schedule Of early spring games
announced by Secretary Foster to-
night.
Secretary Davis of the New York
Americans announced thai the High
landers will play exhibition games in
Brooklyn with the National League
club on April 5 n Z The game on
April s viii mark the opening OF Eb-
bets field, the new home of the Brook
lyng. and viii also be Frank Chances
first appearance in greater New York
as manager of the Highlanders.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16
CHAS. LUCIA
NOT SATISFIED
THE CHICAGO LIGHTwEIGHT SAYS
HE HAS $500 TO SAY THAT HE
CAN BEsT THE PRIDE OF FARGO
AND MOORHEAD BEAGH-K0s-
SICK HERE TOMORROW NIGHT.


Charles Lucca, h Chicago light
weight is by no means SATISFIED with
the outcome of his contest with Leo
Kossick last Tuesday night across the
river and he is quoted as saying that
he wants another trial at the pride Of
Fargo and Moorhead at 1873 pounds
and as a guarantee of good faith says
he Will put up a side bet OF $500 that
ne can defeat Leo In a finished go.
kossick and Jack Beach viii box
tomorrow evening on this side of the
river with McPhaiI as manager Of the
affair and q good sized crowd is ex-
pectsd, for the two are evenly match-
pa. The contest will commence as ears
~ az possible and 1t should be a hne
one.
The contest between Lucca and Kos
sick was scheduled all over the United
States in the list OF sporting events
the United and Associated press re-
ports.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16
ZBYSZKO CONES
ON MONDAY NIGHT
WILL ENbEAEOR no GET Two
FALLS IN A STRAIGHT FINISHED
WRESTLING MARCH WITH CHRIS
PERSON AT PRIZES HALL AND
BIG CROWD EXPECTED.

Chris Person is putting In some good
ticks in his work Of training for his
coming contest with zbyszko. the big
Pole %conaueror Of Cutler and ali Of the
heavyweights outside Of Gotch and
who has challenged the latter for q
contest, IN MONDAY night next, Jan.
20, in the Prize hall. That it will be
for blood gae without saying, for the
match is q straight one without han
dicaps and the fans of Fargo and those
outside in the nearby towns Will have
an opportunity Of seeing Chris work
with another big man in a real finish
ed wrestling contest.
Person is used to big men, for he has
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16
French Guns Are Said to Be
Superior to German in Balkans

OF the Turks has resulted In the tri-
umph Of the cannon made at Greusot.
The selection of French guns by the
armies OF the allies Vas not due to ac-
cident or hazard. Those responsible
for the war material which was to de-
eide the future of the Balkans, knew
that they could take no chances, that
their very existence was at stake. and
so, after testing the material of all
the ordnance manufacturers Of Europe,
they came to the conclusion that the
Schneider guns were the most suit
able for their purpose. That is why
General Savoff, who r~eorganized the
Bulgarian army, selected the splendid
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

lit he wouldn't look as much like Luth-
er McCarty ais McCarty does himself,
then there's something wrong with the
fenss McCartyfs JaW-built like the
bow of q battlegh4p-juts out in theI
good old Jsffrfes way His face fs
sQuaee and HAT, and his nose somewhat
mashed I'M at the bridge. He has thsI
same breeding, almost snileLs air about
him that Jefyries oarFfes, ind hia Itpg
are bitten Together iii d manner to re-
mind one irregfetibIy of the Lancaster
Blacksmith. He has that out-ok-doors
raw. rugged uf1taFned air that Jem al
ways w0fe, TOO. MOI Ito speak OF the
fact thar he liz about ag bIg As jeff
was at his best,
Whereas IA the picture to the right
nav, there's a tame, etNilized, sfra~
Itegfc, dan&aTous man fQr ypt1 Look az
these NV@Es Don't they III the FIRST
place nsakS g0u thick oE IS Mcgogse1
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16
PeeIinu Potatoes.

To overcome difficulty in peeling po-
sailed water to boil. When parboiled
remov the peel-the skins come off
easily, and then put them in boiling
water. season with salt, and finish
cooking them. This not only saves
trouble and time, but if quickly done
adds TO tho rnealy quality of the pota-
-fa
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16
WANTS BOWLING GAME
Pioneer Lafe Candy Co. Wants to
ackie some Other Manufactur-
ing PIant "A Town.

Tho members OF the Pioneer Candy
Co. have formed q bowling team and
just to mako things interesting they
desire games with che employees OF any
other manufacturing plant in the city,
trrespeotive OF size. Thoy believe TINT
O good deal OF interest can be aroused
ever the game OF ten pins in this way.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

scored d Hhut-out. Accurate basket
shooting and close guarding by the
local team featured. Milnor got 81
pointa. Following is the lineup and
score
Minor. Forman.
Foster Payne.... +, ........ Dada
Vail.. ~ ....... Fl ...4.....S covilIe
Edstrona. ~. ..... g. ..s......Dyste H.
Long &. ........s. .Dyste
Layik, Dictzler.... 8. ....... Greenland
Field ha~skets-Foster s.: Edstrom IA:
Lavilt q Long z; DietzIer 1. Free
throWs-Ddstrom z.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

An effort is being made by the new
owners of the Phillies to make some
a. I 8 ros,a shiha ens Atnsaesss "
cams.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16
A shut-out "a Ba.,xetb.rI.

Minor. NJ. d., Jan. 1e.-The fast
Milnor basketball team scored q shut
out victory over Forman at the hi. G..
G. hall last Friday evening. Minor
has not lost game In three years,
put this was the hrst time they ever
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

Doc Cossler. the former outfieIder OF
the senator's, who was sent to Kansas
City last spring and refused to- report,
game.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

All communications can be addressed
to the Pioneer Candy Co. Bowling
Team, Fargo. and they Will receive
prompt attention.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

Connie Mack says the only baseball
man he. knows of that retired from the
game rich is Ned Hanlon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16
soME spoRTING eossIP.

Over 1000 reserved seats already
have been sold for opening day of the
1913 season IN Cincinnati.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

Tom Jones, manager of Ad. VOL
CAST, failed to convince Jess willard
that he, Tom Jones, is the
greatest manager in the world. Vari-
Gus offers by Jones failed to shake
WIZARDS faith In Charlie Cutler and
the big fighter waved Jones aside and
told him to see Cutler, with whom
willard has only a verbal contract.
Willard says he doesn't believe Jones
has enough money to buy his release.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

Billy Locke and his associates are to
take W. the Phillies some time this
week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

The report is out that every player
on the Newark club of the Internation-
al league has secured an increase In
salary over last Year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

twenty-five ~convicts from the Tam
pa prison are helping Charley Kuhn
get the Cub diamond at Tampa in
shape to start spring training.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

Luther mccarthy he has
been matched to fight an unknown OPP
ponent at Columbus, O. on March Il,
st. Patrick's day and his birthday.
mccarthy and his manager, however,
stay away from talking about fighting
Willard, the man who beat Luke in
New York last AUGUST.