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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
COLORADO MAY lift
BAN ON BOXING
Law Legalizing Ten.Round
Contests in Licensed Clubs
Has Good Chance to Pass
Legislature.


my ieasrd Wire q Evenlng Herald
Denver. Colo, April s.--ftospecsa
FOR ihe lenlixinr 81 ten-tound buxing
cuulesls In Colorado under the super
vision ~ hoxine commission hrcame
BRIGHTER feaay when she senate re-
considered the boxing measure killed
recently. After amending the blll 60
provide for ,ea.round bouts So be-
held hy clubs paying an annual license
feu ~ t25e Il was passed On second
tredias TIE mcagure previously
had been passed by the house.
The senate passed on second read
ine the bill for a constitutional amend
meht providing that initiated and re-
ferred bills shall be- distributed among
tho voters Ia pamphlots 60 be pub
lisned and circulated by the newspa-
pers
TIE house nassed on third reading
the Nrleht-0allup bill giving 40 the
etate tax commission an power now
posseased By the state board OF equal
lzation. county baards ~ equalization
and assessors 70 ia values and assesses
ments.
The house also adopted resolution
N""NNN ANN "HNhW ~ hAN'N ~ tue Az
pointment 81 committee 81 three.
house and two senate members 10 pre-
pare q special calendar dealing cx-
ciuslVely with revenue and retrench-
merit measures.
The senate this afternoon CONQUERED
IN the conference committee report on
tfe public utilities biil "a d expected
that the house will take acslon later
81 tne dey.
The bin creating public utilities
commission IN Colorado was finally
approved BY the legislature this after
noon when the senate and house
adopted the report OF the conference
committee.
Both houses also adopted the con-
ference report on the mining bill.
This measure was called back from
the governor when he threatened 10
veto Il unless the assembly cut the
SALARY 81 tie state mine Inspector
from s4.s00 to $4,000 and the dcpu-
ties from s3.90e 20 s2.i0o.
The two measures now go TO the
governor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
UNWR|TTEN LAW IS
INVOKED TO SAVE
PROFESSOR
Attorney Declares His Client
Slew Laundry Wagon
Driver Because Latter Had
Wrecked His Home.
10y Leased Wire to Evening Herald. !

ty Leased Wire To Evening Herald.
50. Paul, MINI. April S-That
clyde y. Darling "by his manners and
desires won his Hay into the conf
dcnce Of Mrs olson that prior "a
June t9f2 they had unlawful relu-
tI0ns with each other and that
these relations continued until com
science or The viii OF God made her
wish to stop them" were some OF tho
declarations today - fne opening
speech Of s. }. Donnelly. attorney for
Professor oscar Olson. accused of tho
murder OF clyde a. Darling, "a luun-
dry wagon driver.
Mrs. Olson. who WIS iu tho court
room. went while the attorney told
81 her life with tho professor ana OF
her alleged Illegal relations with
Darling
"She begged Darling TO stay away"
continued Attorney DounclN. Saying
she would tcl her husband. Ho re-
piled that she woulO not dare"
The court room was crowded.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
Clhlcaan nnnrd of Trnd,..

Chicago. April Buying strength
cned wheat after a weak start. Lower
Liverpool cables ana G. reitcration OF
favorable crop ana weather news
from the domestic Held appeared re-
sponsihle for the hcarish start First
prices were l-hc Co l-fc lower May
bcgan 40 g0 8-ic to 3-4nT-Nc, loss
OF i-Smi-fc 90 lac, but soon advanc-
cd Co 80 T-Nc. 81 the close the mar
ket was hrm with May l-6c up at
~ l-Sc.
May corn opened unchanged 90 l-Sc
lower at % l-Nc To- "a l-4e. and nrmed
up Co g. Desc. Tine close was arm
with May a-S0 lac mo- go "a 5-Sfr
% 3-fc.
May oats which opened unchanged
To- l-sc lower. at 50 i-Nc to % 3-ic,
went 90 30 1-Nt.
Moderate selling pressure caused "a
decline in provisions. The market
was "a shade lower at the start, with
May figures aa follows.
Pork, Sao.1O. lard Slt.l0 Co
Sle U0is, and ribs. $3.50 Co illgi.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

steers. &7.50mS $50; southern steers.
kG.15WN.,s; southern COWS aud hois-
ors. g4.5On 500; native COWS ana
holfcrs. Xf.i0@N25; stockcrs aud
feeders. SG.sdHA.25. oulls. s5.55W
$50: calves. SG.00Si9.0G. western
steers. 37.25WS.5O, western COWS,
XI.5UmT.2i.
Hogs Receipts 5000 head, weak;
bulk. SA.N5W9.50; heavy. gS.S0MS.90,
packers and butchers. 2S.25m0.05.
light XN.g5mS.t0; PIGS S775WS.25.
sheep 49, Receipts 600; strong
muttong. S5.001 100; Colorado lambs,
t1.som $50: range wcthers and yenr-
lingA, 46,50M5.7O; range ewes. $500
1850. Closing prices.
Whoat-Muy. 81 l-Sc. july. 90 i-tH
20 3-Sc, sept. SO 1-S o0c.
Corn May. "a 5-NH "a 3-tc; July.
Soc. sept 53r.
Oats-May. "a -4W3fs-Sc. July.
20 3-Se. Sept. 3tiac.
Mess Porn. per hbl-May. t20.t1,
july. y20.25.
Lard per 100 lbs Mag. xl1.o5H
ll.o7; July, No.g20 1895.
short RIBS. per roo lbs May.
Sll.3O, July xl0gi.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

HprinSfI4lG, Ills. Apffl s.---Adiu-
tnnt General Dickson today received
a teltNInm from 3. ~. T.ochman. city
eiforney Qf hruckpori. ms. above ghe
ohio river from Cairo. saying the
city would undonbtedly BE- Submerged
wslhih feris-elkhs hours and that ~
e10 people would Be- homeleas and
wIthput food. The adlutant general
ordered Colonel s. q. Tripp. assistant
Qnarsefmasfer general 81 the Illinois
national guard 10 proceed from Cairo
with the United STATES steamer King
and rnAieye the emergency.
Advices were also received that the
lcvee above Meredosla. on the Illinois
river. had broken and that gne warer
WAS flooding the country From
Naples. also On the Illinois river. came
a request for rntions ~ hundreds %
families there have been rendered
destitute. General Dickinson sent
81. o0o rations 10 Naples.
Cnnefaf Diclsson expects 20 leave
Springfield FOR Cairo tomorrow 90 DE-
rect the relief situation there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

Brussels. April 3 The appeal
court rendered its decision in the
suit brought by M daughters OF the
late King Leopold for Inc entire Con4
90 property ieft by their father tnl-
ued at $4,000. 900. Tho prmccssos.
IN addition to losing their case. are
indicted in the courts.
Recently tho prlucosses rejected
the proposals for the minister 0f ius-
tice that they accept $1,000. 600 as
their share The property VIII now
20 20 the Belgian ftnte aud tho SHOE
dorfuihnch foundation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
GOVERNOR INSPECTS
FLOOD STRICKEN
DAYTON
Executive for First Time
Views Devastation Wrought
in Home Town; Newspaper
Printed in Tent.
my Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. J

itA AtiN~AW VIII W htNfHttda
Dayton. o., April 3.--Accompanied
By the members Of the Ohio flood re-
lief commission, Governor Cox today
made a thorough inspection of his
no0d-stricken home city. During the
automobile ride through the devasiat-
ca business section the governor fire.
qucntly expressed dismay at the
sights the Wreckagc presented.
one Of the special points Of inter-
EST where the Ohio chief executive
spent much time was al the Office ot
the Dayton Daily News. his paper
which was badly damaged. With the
assistance Ut Columbus newspaper
men ne has had transported "a print
Ing press from the capital and Is in
stalllng II in the street under tent
IN front OF the News building. Tine
first papers were run OF the tempo
rary press this evening
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
FUNERAL TRAM CROsSEs
SWITZERLAND FRONTIER

Brig, switzerland April s--The
funeral train conveying the body OF
the late j. rlerp0nt Morgan from
Rome 90 Hayre on its way 90 America,
crossed the italian-sNiss frontier this
MOI ming and proceeded direct through
the SimplOn tunnel on the way TO-
Dion, France.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
40 INTIAGAIqoN or
MOVING GARRIsnN

washington, April 3.-There has
been no intimation. since the begin
ming OF President Wilson's Hdmlnis-
trafion. that troops on the Mexican
border were 20 be Withdrawn. u Is
the intention OF the war office 10
maintain the mobilization until abso-
lutte evidence OF q stable goyernslent
IN Mexico have been seen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
LIGHTNING STRIKES
ATGHISON HOTEL
Guests Flee from Smoke Fill
ed Building Which Is Only
Slightly Damaged; Torrent
of Rain Follows Storm.


tey LEASED Wire "a Evening Herald. J
Atchison. Kas.. April SIN feavy
wind and electrical storm which swept
this city last nlght. the Byram hotel
was struck bv lightning and set on
IRE. Smoke filled the building ana
the guests we're called out Ia their
night clothing The damage was
slight About two inches Of rain fell
here and the streets were flooded.
Reports from Nortonville, Doni-
phan, shannon and other towns say
that heavy rain and hail storms Hood
"a the streets and blew down light
builelngs The Missouri Pacific wires
are down for hall "a mile near shan
non
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

Chicago. April logs Receipts
1000. weak Geo 5a Toe lower than
Yesterdays average; bulk. f9.05m
$50. light sg10m9.t5; mixed $3.50
m8.85; heavy, SN.G5W9 .20; rohgh,
Ss.65mS.NO. pigs. ST.00M9.25
Cattle Receipts $500 head strong
20 shade higher bccvcs, S1.luf9.20i
Texas steers. $G.10W1.S5; western
steers. SG.90mE.1b, stockcrs and feed
ors. x6.10mN.l0; COWS and hcifors,
g5.25mS1O; calves, tG.O0nfS.5O.
Sheep Receipts l,.0O0 head, cows
and heifcrs. t5.25WS.l0. calves. $500
n $50.
sheep Receipts $4,000 head steady
90 shade up; native. $4,000 100
western. S6.0O@7.00; ycarings. SOU
~ 500, lambs, native. $I0omN.55i
S7.35mN,15.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
AMERICAN SOLDIERS
TO REMAIN ON
MEXICAN
BORDER
Strong Force to Be Maintained
Until After Huerta Govern
ment Is Recognized BY the
United States.
STATEMENT BY sLAYDEN
ATTRACTS ATTENTION


ltsy Leased Wire 80 ftcniug Herald. !
Galveston, Texne, April a..--A state
mont ~ Congressman Jemes =. Stay
den If Texas. that tho second divi
sion % the United states army would
remain mobiilze6 hero and at Texas
City. until the ftnefia soyefnment r.
recognized by the Unued States or
until Intervention la Mexico a order
cd. attracted considerable comment
to-day Af. Siaydon Is vice chairman
OF the house military affairs commit
toe. lie WIS rcticent about further
discussion Of tho situation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

New York. April 3.-Mrs. Bernlce
Golden ffelnar. wife Of r.. Augustus
sgeinne. from whom she recently was
GRANTED an snteriocutory decree 81 a.
Voree. died late yesterday IN her
apartment on upper Broadway. Of
nephrltls with the knowledge yes
teraag taat the end was near tho dy-
sng woman heReed that Mr. Helnze be
sfnf for Tie came az her call ond
there was a reconciliation. Her hUs-
hnnd remained "a her side 20 the last.
the Heinzes were married in 1910.
A son was born 10 them IN December.
1911. and a year later Mrs. Heinze
sued for divorce. a decree being
Rranted iate last year. she was an
actress and before her marriage 30
mr. Heinxe had been the wife ~
Charles II. Henderson. a broker FROM
whom she obsainea a divorce IN 1906.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

Hamilton, f4s Apfn 3..-sFhe city to-
NHy qffe4ea seward 81 $40 FOR each
BODY fecovered irom the dehris icfa
~ 10 Nood ~ last waek.
- Tar aernnlY-ono bodice have
pttn steotered. IL n believed. how
ever ihnt many bodies have been
swept out ~ the Miami into the ohio
river and perhaps never wlis be
found.
Utnvass 81 the city today Mas e.
fiamiltnfn death lses AZ iso.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
BLOOD SPILLED IN DUEL
BOTH FIGHTERS INJURED

fBy Leased Wire Ia Evening IIcrnid
Paris Aprii Q. Both Comha'.uts
were wounded loo sword duel fought
today between Georges Berthuulat
managing director Of La Lih,rtr. ana
Pascal Ceccaldi prominent mem
her of the chamber of deputies. rhcir
onslaught was very violent and see nit
"a in BHrthoulat receiving thrust ,n
the right breast and Ciccald. ono in
the right shoulder. Tn, seconds then
interviewed and stopped the combat
Neither uf the wounds is likely tu
prove fatal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

Pedestrian Here. why aid yon
strike thai boy9
urchin lle h'i me first
Pedestrian suppose ne asa. don't
> ou know you should return pood for
eNllY
urchln Wen an didn't ! eonk him
good Boston Transcript.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
MORGAN BANK AGAIN
OPEN FOR BUSINESS


l3y LEASED Wire 90 Evening Herald.
New York. April al Plerpnnt
MORGAN A CO.. opened FOR business
today Tor the first time since the for
MGR head of the banking house died
last Monday in Rome. A notice Of
MT Morsana death was taken from
the front door and the offices gave no
indication of the event that had caus-
"a suspension OF the frln's far
reaching activities for the past three
days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
MUsICAS EXTRADITED
FROM NEW ORLEANS


Patton Rouge. i.a April 3.-Gov-
ernor Hall today honored papers for
the extradition 90 SeW York Of An
tonic Musica, human hair exporter
and his three sous Philip, George and
Arthur the two former being oharg
cd with having defrauded New YORK
banks out oi nearly fl.000,0o0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

New York, Apru Q copper. strong.
standard spot April uud MAY $ll15
W 1898.
Tin Easy, spot and Aprll ft1.t5ft
t77b.
Lead Steady. Si.3Om4.4O.
Speltrr quiet Sb.5Om 5.95.
Iron steady and unchanged.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

Chicago. April s.-Thomas q. Sea-
brooke. comic opera comedian. died
here today afier "a brief illness at a
local hotel Re was 53 years ola.
iia home was in New York CITY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
The Markets
by leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. ]

by Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald J
New York, April 3.--Spoculative
Wall street turned its attention to-
day 20 the expected tarin changes.
and although the stocks of companies
most concerned were little affected.
the whole list felt the RESTRAINING in
nuence of the near approach of the
special session Of congress.
Floor traders attacked the list at
various points and succeeded In
bringing ont some long stock. but re-
ccssions iH most OF ihc faVurito issues
were limited a. moderate fractions.
Rubber continued 90 go down, losing
about four points.
Bonds were easy.
Pretty complete recoverios We're
made in tho slow upward movement
which SET In after midday. Business,
however showed progressive CON
traction az prices went higher. Rune
ly rose four points ON the publication
OF tho annual report which showed
earnings of more than ton per cent on
the common
The market clonod strong. Spccu-
latipns was animated ANA buoyunt in
the last half hour. Prices went up
with rush. Heading ana Amalga-
mated selling 2ls points above yestcr-
days final figures
shorts were taken by surprise hy
the abrupt Advance and covered exc
tensivcly. Reports of further adj
vances I'm copper metal influenced
buying OF the copper group Muuip-
ulauon was evident In the action of
other stocks. espocinlly some OF the
Amalgumatod. &C..
sugar. iiaA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

West Palm Beach, Fla April a.
Henry a. flagier 81 mach improved
soday. BE ate o hghi breakfast and
friends feel hopeful OF his recovery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
JUDGE IGR0ssCUP MAKES
RECORD ON GOLF LINKS
lRy Leased Wire "a Evening Herald I

Coronado. cat Aprl o. Peter S..
Grofscup. former judge of the INIT
cd States court uf appeals, Chicago.
ana Miss Muudo FITCH of salt Lake
City, have hecn announced winners
uf the miXcd toursomcs In the Coro-
aado COLL tournament Both winners
have been presented with silver low
ing cups. T.. ~ Prescott of MlWnu-
kco. ana r ~. collins. of Calum 4,
Mich. wore awarded contlatipn
prize.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quuur
Tablets Druggists refund money %
n fails to cure r.. w GROVES sig
nature ON each box. 25c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

New YORK. April Cotton spot
closed quict middlne uplauds.
St2.G0; middiiup guilt fl2N5: mo-
sales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

ST. Louis April Wool steady
territory and western mediums. - nj
a5c. unc mediums. lNW poe huc. laM
i1c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

Kansas CltE Apgi . cattle re-
ccinis 1900 Including 400 southerns.
steady tu 30 cent? higher; native
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

Railroad bonds irregular.
Money on cali steady. SIS GGit per
cent
Time loans steady. 90 and go days
and g months. 4 " M pen cent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

New York, Aprl g. Prime NOR
'antile paper, ? mG per cent,
Commercial bills, fi.S2A
liar silver lNmc.
MoNican dollAm i7tlc,
Government b0nds steady
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
To Cnre a Cnld b. onc na,

Now pIcIorcs -rastimc and crvsIaL
Putnam patriot., 1913-04-18

gette, recently sentenced 10 three years penal servitude, was released from prison because of weakness. which resulted from hunger strike. U
 Students of the National Agricul- tural Institute at Paris mobbed pro lessor because he signed a bill pro testing against lengthening of the military service to three years.
 Herbert Druce, grandson of "T. c. Druce" the alleged fifth Duke of Port land, accused years ago by his elder brother, George Hollanby Druce, Of perjury, died in London.
 Doctor Clara J. Alexander, physician and surgeon at the New England Hos pital for Women and Children at Bos- ton, died at Mysore, south India, where she had gone to spend her vacation.
 A church dating from the eleventh century is on sale for one dollar. at Clairefontaine, France The pur- chaser must demolish the church
 The Spanish Minister of Finance has discovered frauds amounting to a mil lion dollars in the treasury pay office. A clerk forged many documents to steal the money.
 King Alfonso's coolness and quick hess saved him from the bullet of an assassin. who had seized the horses bride and fired at close range. The sovereign dug spurs into his steed, which reared and the bullet hit the animal
Putnam patriot., 1913-04-18
CREST FROM
 THE WIRES Latest Dispatches Ground Down For Nasty Consumption. WHOLE WORLD IS CLEANED 
WHOLE WORLD IS CLEANED
The Four Corners of the Earth and the Seven Seas Are Made to Yield a Tribute of Inter
 estina News.
Wa Shin0fOn

President Wilson expressed the be lief that, except in the case of sugar. reduction of the cost of living as a result of tarif revision would be slow.
 Senator Tillman introduced a reso- lution prohibiting smoking in the United States Senate.
 President Wilson has no intention of facing a race problem as a result of patronage appointments He has decided not to appoint negroes to any posts where opposition to their ap- pointment is based on racial grounds.
 Not one of the thirty-one battle ships and twenty-four destroyers that constituted the fighting force of the 127 vessels which assembled for re view in New York Harbor last October was ready for war. Captain John Hood told the Navy League.
Putnam patriot., 1913-04-18

The Wheeling, w Va, school board ordered all mirrors removed from the high school because the girls spent too much time before them.
 Governor Sulzer sent a message to the Legislature urging direct nomi- nations law.
 St Thomas Roman Catholic Church in New York, was destroyed by fire at loss of $200,000.
 While instructing her Sunday School class, Mrs. William Jenne, a teacher, of Watertown, N. T., was stricken with apoplexy and dropped dead
 A Chicago clergyman offer 10 give the Vice Commission the names of women and saloon keepers who told him they paid for protection resulted in testimony discriminating the police.
 The Harvester Trust, after blowing the whistle for the strikers to return to their mill in Auburn. N. Y, to which there was little response. declared they would dismantle the plant and move the machinery to Germany
 While search is being made for J. W. Martin in Europe, the business house in Memphis, of which he is the head. filed voluntary petition in bankruptcy for protection.
 Former Police Inspectors Sweeney, Murtha. Thompson and Hussey were indicted in New York city, for con- spiracy in connection with the brib- ing of George A. Sipp, a graft witness. to keep out of the courts jurisdiction.
 Bishop Doane. at Saratoga. N. Y, announced that on the death of Mrs Spencer Trask her SS.000 GOO country estate Yeddo, would become a free home for writers. musicians and de- voices of the fine arts.
 The Rev. Marion Capps, of Fort Smith, Ark, recently convicted of burning two of his children to death in an oil soaked bed, was sentenced to be hanged on May 80
 President Wilson let it be under stood that the United States would not recognize the Huerta Government until il had solved the problem of peace,
 The Mayor of Buffalo, N. Y. settled the strike of the street-car men there.
 The caucus of House Democrats transferred shoe machinery to the free list, suggestion made by Presi- dent Wilson.
Putnam patriot., 1913-04-18
News of the State

Hartford.-Highway Commissioner Charles J. Bennett made announce ment of appointments and transfers in his cffiee. Richard L. Saunders is made deputy commissioner, vice Flu gene H. Kelsey, resigned. w. Leroy Ulrieh is named to be superintendent of repairs, in place of Clinton c. Mich ols, who is transferred to other duties. The commissioner says that in his opinion the positions of deputy and superintendent of repairs are of equal importance. therefore the salary will be equal in amount in each case. H. s. Porter is transferred from the posi- tion of chief engineer to that of chief draftsman, and George E. Hamlin is made assistant to MT. Ulrich. All di- vision engineers are instructed to re- port 10 AIr. Saunders, and all inspect ors are under orders from Mir. Ulrich and must report to him. In giving in struetions to his stan and forces the highway commissioner says that all employees must use every endeayor to keep their expenditures within reason oN-S DNNANS anu III CNClg AAStdAIS sUU- nit detailed expense account 10 the proper authority. Employees are eau tioned to follow orders closely and are reminded that they must first of all serve the State before local com munity. The commissioner says that rigid inspection of contract work will be held responsible for the proper performance of contracts and see that the specifications are carried out to the letter. He also orders that no information be given by subordinates to press or public without express in strueticns from the office Of the com missioner.
Putnam patriot., 1913-04-18
Sporting

Viox. & Cincinnati boy, is suobing for Hans Wagner as the Pirates short stop in way that has delighted Pitts burgh fans. The youngster will be re- tsined to succeed the Flying Dutch man when old age puts him out Of the game.
 Bingen. sire of Uhlan, l:5s+, the worlds champion trotter, died at the Castleton Stock Farm, Lexington. Ky. Bingen was owned by David NJ. Look, and st one time in his career was sold for sS5.e0a.
 Baseball fans in Cleveland will not have to travel out to the grounds on days when the weather is threaten ing. A large flag. IS by + feet. bear ing big baseball. will ny over one