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hides AND SKINS

1. Prices quoted at Napa:
Hides fper lh)-Dry cattle: Butchers. 260
&c; murrains, 25c; dry salt hides, Isc; stays.
19c; kip. 27c: veal, ale: calf, 31c.
Horse teach)-Large prime. skinned to hoof
$c@2. Is: Nc. / medium do, s.50Q2: No. |
small do, 50c@$1: No. colts do, a5@50c
Wet Sailed fper 1bl--Cattie: Steers, me-
dium and heavy, 141k 115c; cows. heavy. Az
Ql5c; bulls, steers and stays. 10@f0Ec: kip.
Is to 20 lbs, 14lz @15c; veal. 10 to Is lbs. l9c;
calf, 19c-
Sheep Skins feach)--Long wool pelts. soc "a
81: medium wool. 45HS0c. short wool. 25Gl SOC:
lambs long wool, 35M5oc; do medium 156l
sOc; sheariings. No +. 15Q25c: do No. :.
Ia Toe.
Goat Skins (eachl--Prime Angoras. T5cnSf;
medium. 3J050c: large hair goats 4Oc; me-
dunn hair goat Csc; kids. 56loc.
TaIlow fper Ibl--No. / clean and hard. In
hbls. J615Ac: In cases. Az csc. No. 2 dark,
81 04c: grease, 283c-
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LOCAL VEGETABLES

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Potatoes fper ctiJ-Delta whites. T5e9S1 10;
Salinas. $1.75@2; sweets. si@i. %: Oregon
Burbanks, $1@1.40.
0nions tper ctD-SiverskiHs. sf.15G2; on
street, Zoe higher: Oregon, 50. 25G2.40
Observation-Disclosures, 50cn$l per box. dc
southern, per crate. 75c@$i; okra. per box. 81
string beans. Pare per ID: lima. 2@5e per ID;
peas. Sc per ID; green peppers. $1M Is pei
crate; do southern. per H. 2M2lac; eggplant
40c@$1 per box do southern. per ID, SC; rhu-
barb, 75c6S1. % per box; cabbage. Sl.30 per etis
squash, summer, per box. 75cqS1 do cream.
50GlT5c: Hubbard, per sack 75cM$f; do mar
rowfat, 6oQ75c; sprouts, 4@6c per lb; mush-
rooms. per ID. 5G10 buttons. 15620c: car
rots, per sack. b0@60c; celery. small crates,
Sc; cucnmbers per box. 75c@$1; lettuce, per
crate, $1@1.25; eaulihcwer. per dozen, 4og
Goo
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pourTTy Ann GAME

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market.
Poultry tper lbl-California frvers. 20a22c;
old ROSTERS, io9i2c. do young. 1sc: hens.
small. l5Ml Ice; eastern hens, 1901 dc
young stock. 15Q1Sc.
California Hens tper doz)--Medium. $500
s: do extra scar: old ROSTERS. $4@5; young
ROSTERS s650a7. so; do full grown. S.: fry
ers. S5Gls; broilers, s304. so; ducks. old. sea
7.5o: do young. scat: pigeons, S1.25: do
SQUADS, $1.5om2; eastern hens. S66l5.50. ac-
cortiing to size; geese. per pair $2@3
Turkeys tper lb}--Live. young 19@21c;
do old. 17d19c.
hares s46i "a: wild. $2@2.50. geese. white
81 50dl250; do gray, $4@4.50: brant. SPAS;
canvasbaek, $oY6, malard, $406; widgeon,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-03
WEATHER REPORT
SAN FRANCISCO WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8.
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REpNRYS
FORE CAST TILL 5 r. NJ, PACIFIC TINE,
TpITYSDAY

For San Francisco, Oakland aud vicinity
Fair tonight and Thursday; light frost In the
morning light north wind.
For CALIFORNIA;, north OF the Tehachapi-Fair
tonight and Thursday: heavy frost In the
morning; light north wind
For Sacramento vailey--Fair tonight and
Thursday; heavy frost IN the morning; light
north wind.
For Santa Clara valley-Fair tonight and
Thursday heavy frost In the morning; light
north wind.
For San Joaquin valley-Fair tonight and
Thursday heavy frost in the morning; light
north wind.
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Quotations IN San Francisco this morning:
Flour {per eti1--Net cash: California family
extras. $5.eo06; bakers extras, S4.65a5 20.
superhne. S3.9004.lO; Dakotas. Sc. 400 40:
Kansas, $G66.25.
Wheat (per ctn-Caiifornia club. 81 So:
northern wheat bluestem. $1.65G1.671s; Tnr-
key red 81. 55411.65; red Russian, $1.50; club
$1.50; forty fold $l.52Ia @1.55.
Barley tper ctil--Good to choice feed 81 so
@1.32la lower grades, s1.25@1.27K; shipping
and brewing, $1.3J@1.40.
Oats tper etll-White. s. 4212 Ql.4Th; red
81. 421a@1.5O.
Corn tper ctI)-Eastern. Sill for yellow
and SLIP for white; Egyptian. white. 81. GOA
le5 Kafir, nominal.
Rye-NominaI
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-03
S F. MARRIAGE LICENSES

: The following marriage licenses were issued
in this city today:
John D. Atkinson. 10. 1898 Mission street.
and Florence c. Byrns. is, 2465 Harrison
Gerald G. Blake. IS Los Angeles. and Julia
J. 0rmsbee, 30. Los Angeles
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LOCAL FRUIT MARKET

Prices quoted on the San Francisco wholesale
fruit market:
Deciduous Fruits-Apples. per box: Newton
pippans. tier. sl.5o@I.15; 41a tier. $l.25@
.;5o; bellenower, tier, s1.5O(a So; do Az
ter, sll541.25; Rhode Island greenings. 4
ner $L2591.3 80: do "A tier. 81. Delaware
reds, tier. S1.35@i 40; do Az tier. $1.15D
l25; Hoover, tier, s1.25@185; do Al tier.
$IgL25; Baldwin. tier. $l.2oQ1. so: do Al
tier, S1QI.25: Oregon spitxenbergs $1.5092;
90 Jonathans. sl-5o91.75; do Ben Davis.
Pears-Winter Nellis, $1@2.
Grapes tper eratel-Tokay. 75cGs1; Malaga
soeWsl: muscats. 75cQS1; queen. 75c@S1;
Tugs. 6ScG$1 20 small boxes. 25d30e.
Strawberries-$8@1 10; Banner. $5Q8.
haspberrles tper chestJ-SSM1I-
Sranberries-Coos Bay. per box, s.. 25@250;
Hos. S136r13 per bill
Citrus Fruits tper box)-Lemons. Standard
s25Oq3.50: choice. $4.5098; fancy. $5.50@
500; lemonettes, s1.5002. 70; grapefruit. seed
iess. $54 4.oU; linlss, per case, 50. ouQg4-o0
orang es--Saveis fancy, s.. 25@3: do choice.
$&M2s29; taHgerines. 81. 25@2.75.
tropical Fruits-Bananas. Hawaiian, $1-506
z per bunch; do Central American. 445c per
ID: do Mexican. 2G4e per Id, pineapples, per
dozen, Hawaiian, $205
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SUN, MOON and TIDE
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER .
pRnv1s1on PRODUCTS

Wholesale price list on provision products
given this morning BIZ Miller a. Lux: Hams
fper Ib)-Eastern III. & T. brand. 21c; Cali
fornia H. H. brand zoe; picnics. 1212c. bacon.
eastern NJ 4 l.. brand $40 average. 25c: $40
22c Pure Lard-Tierce basis. lie; shortening.
fierce, l011c; compound. H. II. brand fierce
basis, l0c. salad oil, Tee; white cooking oil.
zoe.
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FRESH FIsH

Fresh Fish tcleaned and iced. 4. o. b. prices.
per lbl--Halfbut. 121zc: carp. Sc: catfish.
I21sc; Goldfish. Sc red rock. &c; barracuda, DC:
soles &C., sand dabs, &c. tomcod. 10c smelt
f21ac: white bait, 2tac, salmon, 12lkc:
striped bass. l215c; sardines, 5c crabs. 81 25ae
Z ner dozen.
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Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT
nTftESfuER a


From Sydney. stgnr Meana-
From Los ABgeles stmr Harvard
THURSDAY, DECEMBER a
From Sydney, stmr Ventura
From Seattle and Tacoma stmr buchanan.
From Eureka. Fields Landing and Arcata-
stmr F. A. Kflbnrn.
From Point Arena and Albion, stmr Pomo-
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr
Yncataa.
From Ventura. Port San Luis and way ports,
stInr Coos Bay.
From Port San Luis. Cayucos and San
Simeon, stfnr Eureka.
From Seattle, stmr Nome City.
Prom Wiliapa Harbor. stnr Santa Barbara
From Los Angeles. stmr Norwood.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-03
VIOLINS REPAIRED

VIoLINS. cellos aud trimmings; expert repair
lug. r. SCHUBERT, VIOLIN MAKER, 10I
Post St
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LOCAL PRODUCE
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS

BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
Quotations the San Francisco Wholesale
Dairy Produce exchange.
Butter-Per pound:
Grades Nov.29 Dec. Dec. Dec. 8
Fresh extras. 81ac 361hc 35e 33c
Prime frsts &c acc SIC 32c
Eggs-Per dozen:
TRADES Nov29 Dec 1 Dec. Dec. 3
Fresh extras. ... 541ac SIC 47c Ate
Selected pulIets 49i5c 4gc ABE 421ac
Cal. storage extras 35c Soc 35c CSC
Cheese-Celifornia fancy Oats, 1T1ac per ID;
1rsts. lie; fancy Young Americas, lie; do
hrsts, 15c.
Retailers charge 2@3c pound on each
square Of butter and 2qSc dozen on eggs over
these quotations.
Receipts today-Butter. 121 900 pounds;
eggs, 1920 dozen; cheese. u. 900 pounds.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-03
MURPHY on DEAL


Announcement is made that final ex-
change Of papers was effected Decem-
Der in the sale OF the properties of
the Murphy Oil company, comprising
3,7e0 acres of oil land near Whittier,
to the Standard Oil company Possess
sion was yielded to the Standard from
that date. As has been told in The
Call 1t Is understood that the Stand
ard pays to the Murphy Oil company
approximately $5,5o0,000 cash and a
royalty Of about % per cent of the net
yield. 1t Is estimated that these roy
aIties Will yield the Murphy company
$20,000,0o0 more.
X
STOCKTON GAS AND ELECTRIC
The Mercantile Trust company of
San Francisco announces that pur-
suant to certain deed Of trust, dated
January /, 1909, all the outstanding
bonds Endorsed therein have been
called for redemption on January l.,
1914, at face value plus a premium
OF per cent thereon and all accrued
interest
LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS
city bank clearings reported by the
San Francisco Bank Clearing associ-
tfon.
Monday, December 1............ $40. s32. 558. 06
Tuesday. December 2..-......-. i6,5S5. 260. 10
Wednesday, December 3-........ 0,426. 434. 90
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EFFECT of PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

Comment BY local financial interests
is favorable to the presidents mes
sage. It is milder and more conserva-
tive than many had dared TO expect
That it has been similarly received in
New York is indicated by dispatches
TO local brokerage houses, In which it
comparative indifference on the part
OF Wall street and that it is believed
the document will not be an adverse
factor in the stock market.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-03

ALL Job and commercial printing. STEWART
PRINTING CO.. 1864 Market st., S. r. Cop
per plate printing CouHtE9 orders solicited.
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Y
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC

For the month of October the gross
revenue of the Pacific Gas and Elec-
trio company increased over last year
1886 per cent. the net revenue In
income 1850 per cent aud the total
income before interest $3.50 per cent.
During the early months OF the year
operations showed a heavy increase,
due to the strike. but operation ex-
penses, maintenance and taxes gained
only AL per cent In October over last
year. The report follows:
1918 1912 Inc.
Gross revenue -. 81, 3i5, 227 81, 1S6, 352 1886
O era ng ex-
nenRaS taxes and
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LOCAL STOCKS ARE WEAK

Associated Oil and Alaska Packers
stock was weak on the San Fran
morning. the former selling at s3S
and the latter at 1925. Pacific Gas
and Electric preferred declined an
other quarter point. selling at 1915
eral Petroleum SIS remained firm at
$3.50. though a single sale was re-
corded Listed bond sales tota1ed
$4,000 and unlisted half that. Listed
stocks transferred were 100 shares
and unlisted a quarter that
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Classified Directory
for Ready Reference

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pub.
John f. RUGKsTELI. c. P. A.. sr floor. Claus
S.Spreckels lCall bldg; phone Kearny 4151
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
TRACTION STRIKERS
IN CINCIN NATL
BURN CARS
Company Falls Down in At
tempt to Resume Service:
Crews Driven and Beaten
Off by Riotous Street
Crowds.
10y Leased Wire TO E,culns uorald. /

Cincinnati, ohio, May t2-Onc car
burned. live deserted ami lcft stand
ing on the streets in thr downtown
section and the crews OF these six
cars either beaten or forced 60 run
to cover is tho total result OF am ef-
fort made today by the cincinnati
Traction company ~ operate cars on
iis lines. Men in wagon driving
alongside am AVondaIo car threw gas
oline over b ana then put q match 90
o. The crew. numbering ten men,
deserted ana were pursued bN crowd
hut managed Co., escape
a combined assault was made on
other cars hy crowd OF strikers ar
Nmpathlzcrs aur several Of me crew
were roughly handled The others
hastily departed. leaving The cars.
The Traction company announced
that u would continue 10 mako nt-
tompts go operate the cars ana mr-
thor trouble b. feared
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
INSTRUMENTATION
OF STRIKE FUND
IS CHARGED


lny fcaaca Wire 60 Evening lieraId. !
sof3 ezpianailan ~ ihe disposition
IF sac soa ous Or tpial 10 mofe than
t6s.Dbe snbterned for tho benefit 81
the striking Operatives and their fatn-
lilies during the textile strike at Law
rsfue year ago. hns been made. ac-
cordinR a. TIE finding today 81 VIM
Held s. Slocum who. ~ master. IN
NesliRatcd me strike expenditures.
sioeum flied his report with the
supreme teHl4 Today. Joseph Be-
aard. secretary ~ the committee 10
solicit funds Tor the strikers. denos-
ii~a t1F,see n tie nun Name m the
Lnwrtns rilsi company and later
|dfeN thccke Aor $4,000 a. Vincent 81.
John 81 i'hltaEo. secretary 81 she la.
duatriul Workers ~ the world 81. noe
10 Thoraas pnwers a textile worker
81 Providence. ana ts.nuO % Desire
sfepr Of Lawrence.
II WIS rlnimed that these dishursc.
fmontN were returned 80 the strikers
fund. bur slocuin ,inds that the
money was not returned Neither
JpNqph 3 Eftor nor Wiilian - Hay
wood. leaders Of the Industrial Work
ern. received ans 81 the fund.
Procccdinrs against Bcdnrd and
other members 81 the committee
were brought by Attorney General
Swift an the inatiGaiion 81 three Bos-
ton contributors, who complained IN
Ia hiil IN equity that tho money had
been Improperly used for private and
personal ends"
An expert accountant found that
81, 500 had been spent In sendina
children ~ strikers to New York,
philadelphia and other cities ti.3s3
for agitation" and Si.7ie Tor law
About S1o.S00 WAS paid 90 Joseph
Shaheen. treasurer at the strike
|commiftee; 81 .0oo 10 Angelo Rocco
and g5,0O0 20 August De-. Veneare.
The three men had direction Of relief
work The accounts Of Shahecn fail
to show the expenditure ~ S2.50n
and IN R0cco's accounts there ~ an
item for s236 for which no voucher
could be found.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
ALLEGED
VICTIM SUFFERS
FROM TICKLE
MEMORY
Unable to Remember Dates Of
Specific Violations Of White
Slave Act by Negro Ex-
Prize Fighter.
CROSS EXAMINED BY
DEFENDANTS LAWYER


Chicago. May t2,-Cross cxaminu-
don of Belle SchrelDer, chief witness
against tho negro prize nshter. Jack
Johnson charged with violation Of the
MHun white slave act was resumed iu
Federal Judge Carpenters court to-
day
Attorney Bachrach, representing
tho defendant, had much difficulty m
irving 90 get the Witness 10 nN dates.
She was certain about only one. that
one being October a.. 1870, when tho
puRlist rs alleged 90 have brought her
from Pittsburgh to Chieagn for Inn
moral purposes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12

srhool room. and @ reception room
dental office The story of tuc H'
gives in detail tho suffering or Io.
Hcnr, Jones from Dad tooth aud D
ultimate happiness when taken
hand b, his little daughter Mars 81
has been receiving dental insuu.ti
ut her public school -instfu,ti
which Is being given he but vets f'
schools throughout this country I
the need OF which is striaingl' uppa
Ont, according 90 nFures furnished
the National Mouth Hygiene a--p'
alton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12

MOVING PICTURES .
. AID IN ADVERTISING .
. HYGIENE CONGRESS .
'@s~~&~&~&&@~@%~&@%

Moving pictures are bcing used not
only Boa this country bui ali over the
world. inr the purpose of calling at
teutipu Go the Fourth international
Congress on School uygicno which
viii bo held ~ Bunalo the last week
in August The aim nov being shown
in The cities of the United states WIS
recently taken in Buffalo Boy pathe
l'rercs. and gives view of tho school
children of that city signing % petition
which is 90 onoircle the globe. iuvii-
ing educators. scientists. parents, city,
state and national officials to The
forthcoming congress
The children of school so 10 IA
Buffalo were the ones chscn for maxi
ing The motion picture. and their pee
titlon was signed oul ul doors. seated
tt "a table on the lawn where the doe
umcnt was signed were Health Com
missioner Francis T.. Fiouczak Henry
-. Emerson, superintendent of cduCa-
ton. Herhcrt A. Mcldrum president
OF the chamber of commerce. city
Clara Harold J. Galllctt. Dr Frankhu
q, cram and Or W ii Heath of the
health department. -. Herbert
Rlakeslce, executive secretary al ot
whom are active workers IN behalf ol
the congress which % is planned viii
De thc biggest eftort ever made In this
countrN toward brlg'ug Nool by
siene before the world
Motion pictures VIII he us.d at The
congress Itself one OF these viii Dee
the motion picture nlm cntitlcd
Tooth Ache which is produced
under the auspices of tie national
Mouth hygiene association aud which
I Tells Of the terrots or toothachc Zoo the
Jones family as well as of the need
Of oral hygiene The chief actors Boo
this aim include John Henry Jones,
Mrs jones, his wife Mary Jones.
their daughter Master Jones, thclr iii-
| tlo son. Arthur Moore. dental In
/ spoCtori Miss Maud Van vert q deu-
ial nurse. william BROOKS, dentist;
/ Miss Meta White. dental assistant.
/ tohort Jarvis "a physician; Miss
| Martin Johnson. teacher. Miss Ella
I Whitehead principal.
There is also In tho company "a large
number of school children several
interior scenes. and ono exterior arc
shown including q dining room, a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
HOUSE COMMITTEE
ON GOOD ROADS
TO Be NAMED
Shackleford of Missouri to Be
in Charge Of Highway Leg
islation; Public Health
Committee Also Named.


lBy Leased Wire 60 Evening E.csaId.l
Washington. May l2.--The COCO
roads campaign met another success
today when the house rules commit
tee agreed 10 report for "A good roads
committee al t,genty-0ne members.
for which Representative shackeiford
Of Missouri II stated 60 he chairman.
Il also agreed IN favor Of public
health and quarantine committee OF
fifteen members. probably TO be head
Cd hy Representative Foster OF ~
ilnois.
The creation ~ the two committees
~ in accord with the Democratic plat
form.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
COLORADO SPRINGS
HAS LATEST VICE
INVESTIGATION


fl,Y feaaca wire % Isscn'na sisrnia.l
colorado Springs Colo. stay 1a.--
p x hobineit attorney. Frank COLI
linz fommIfston merchnnt. &. y. Cox.
feeftiaf, 81 the clvsi service cammls-
Hian. ana Mrs 1. Troxeil. roomine
hpust Keeper were today arrested on
capias a. me result III indictments
ionnd ~ the grand jury which adj
itufn8d saturday night Fobinefi e.
thhreed on three counts Nifh attempi-
iNF Is innuente ile selection 30 jurors
ana REPORTS % fiiaation. Collins and
cex arc charoed with gambling on
feaf eounta each, and Mrs. TroxWeii
with kcepine iewd house. Each fur
nlshsd bail n inc sup 81 fsoe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
ONLY CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE MEN
ELIGIBLE
Denver Woman, Arrested on
Vagrancy Charge, Demands
High Class Jury to Determ-
inc Her Guilt or Innocence.


10y Leased Wire ca Evening Herald
Denver May 1.-THE vagrancy
trlni ol Rose Hart whose attempted
arrest by sheriff sullivan last week
caused a free for an fight In which
she sheriff was severely beaten. began
today
Counsel for Miss Hart demanded a
jury at siy men and. furthermore,
prescribed tina. they must De- members
~ the chamber OF commerce Magis-
irate otto Book granted the request,
and put the case over until Wednes-
day,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12

Members of the Junior order
United American Mechanics from
parts of Colorado are arriyrng
Colorado Springs today 90 attend
annual state council which couyc
here this evening Action viii
taken towards securing the next
tionm council of the order for Q
city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
DIRECT ELECTION LAW
EFFECTIVE TOMORROW


rBe IInntnd WIN 70 lsvenine I7eraId. !
Wnshlnatnn. May ls--Notice Of the
final ratification BY Wisconsin ~ the
NonntIfufionai amendment Cor the d.
rect firction ~ senators was received
today at the sfnt4 department. maxi
ing 70 states farorabiy reported. .
sufficient number 10 place the amend
lnent IN effect Secretary Bryan VIII
iArne q proclamation. probably TO-
lnnranM
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12

NoW YORK. Mag i2 The selection
40 jury 80 tN John 81 Anhut o.
lpNser Indicted charged with bribery
in connection with attempts made 10
release Harry Is. Thaw from the Mat
teaNhn asylum for insane criminals
was postponed todny uniil .ThursdaS
700 the request of tho prosecution.
TnuW viii testify ai The trial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12

london, May IA new worlds
amateur running record OF G:l3;5S
Tor fifty miles was made today az the
stamford Bridge athletic grounds by
~ W. Lloyd. The old record was
made hy } y Dixon IN 1855 ana was
four minutes minutes, 2S 80 seconds
slower than Lloyd's time today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12

Colorado springs. Colo. May a.
t,iarenre Pierce Broknw. formerly a
wealthy View York banker. was ar
rested npon complaint or his wife,
whn silcees that he struck her with a
FIXING pan. breoklne two hnEers. The
sfDkaWa reconciliation following a
series II sensational statements and
IRE alleged kidnapping ~ their son.
"Rusier attracted attention about p
year ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12

ThoFe never WAS q time when ucc-
pie appreciated the real merits y
g'hamberiain's Cough Remedy more
than now This f. shown by the IN
crease Ia sales ana voluntary tesii-
,nonlals from persons who have been
cured BY j.. n you or your children
are troubled with cough 81 coii
give & i trial and become acquainted
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Nrcr MntcrlnI

Editor why de- you persist
coming hcrc: tell Won don't
fiction.
Author oh don't wish tu
amy of my stories ann within
short serial entitled The l'gI
Man on Earth. ond ! came in ma
ms 10 obtain local color Tit lils
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olonel nousr Win wish Europe.

washington. May lz.-Colonel ~.
N. House Of Austin, Texas. intimate
friend and adviser of President VIII
som said aood bye io the president
TODAY ~ he viii snll in few days for
Il long sojourn % Europe.
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RELATIVES LOSE SUIT TO
BREAK BROTHERS. WILL
IDy Icased wire 60 gsen,ng HeraId. }

Denver, May t2T The Colorado
court Of appeals to-day sustained the
right of persons 10 dispose of their
property by viii a. others Than thulr
nearest relatives. 100 the Huii to
break the wiz oi Frank o. Buruham.
Ia which $4,000 estate was eft
70 Mrs Mary Hebeeca Neyiit Of Flor
issani. Colo. the court held that a
sister and brother ~ ghe testator had
no valid cause Tor complaint
"BurBham was under no legal and
possibly NO moral duty requiring HIM
10 will his property 20 his brother
ana sister," the court declared.
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Nos IN session. meets 2 y. m.
Tuesday.
Territories committee resumed
- hearing on Alaskan prob
lcuF. question ~ coal develop
ment being taken ~.
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