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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
MUST PAY
OR Lose Use Of
GOVERNMENT
PROJECTS
Supreme Court Holds They
Must Bear Expense of 0per-
ating Incomplete Public Re-
olamation Works.
TEN THOUSAND MEN ARE
AFFECTED BY DECISION
boz I.eased WIG 20 Evenlnr HeraId. J

IBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald. !
Washington, May 26.--More than
ten thousand farmers on reclamation
projects of the west viii Ne affected
by the supreme courts decision today
that they must pay 10 the government
the cost of operating the various
reclamation projects. pending their
completion.
The decision was In the suit b. y.
=. Baker and other farmers on the
sunny side unit Of the Yakima.
Washington project to have the
reclamation service enIoined from
cutting or the water supply To en-
force collection of such charges. i'm
posed under Instructions from the
secretary of the interior In 1903
Nearly million dollars have already
been collected by the government.
Hair million more is about due.
Justice Lamar announced the court's \
unanimous decision and declared that
congress Intended the settlers should
pay the cost OF maintenance and OPP
GRAFTON.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
WARRANTS SERVED
ON OFFICIALS
OF CALGARY
FIGHT CLUB
Referee, Manager, Trainers
and Attendants Face Charge
Of Completely in Manslaugh-
ter.
MCARTY's DEATH DUE
TO DIsL0CATED NECK

tBy teased Wire 20 Ievsnsns fiorasdl ]
caleary. Alta. May Warrants
were issued early today for the ar
resi- of Tommy Burns. who staged lasi
Saturdays prize isht in which f.nth-
er Mccarty met hIh death: wiltam
Mccartney. McCarty's manager. Ref
cree ed smith ana several trainers
and aalendnnts
This development followed an or
der from the attorney general at Ed-
montOn. Alberta. that an principals
IN the arrangements for the liaht De
arrested. and the northwest mounted
police we're instructed 70 execute fhe
order Immediately. u ip understood
that the men arrested viii be charged
with completely tn manslnuwhfer.
Arthur peikey. Mccnrty'a Oppon-
ent. who was arrested on n charge Of
mansinuThter. will be given a preIln-
inary hearing In police court at ~
O'Clock hnt owing 20 the decision
last nlght of the physicians who con-
Quoted the autopsy that McCaFty'e
death resulted from dlslocation of
the neck and not heart failure. al
had been az first announced. Il IL an
iicipatcd that the hearing win be adj
journed awaiting the result OF the
coroner's inquest. which will be held
at o'clock thla afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
New York Health Officer
Would Prohibit Use Of
Serum Until It's Promoters
Make Good It's Claims.
PATIENTS SHOW LITTLE
OR NO IMPROVEMENT
Pointed Out That in Some In.
stances Ravages of Disease
Are More Rapid After In
incubation With Virus.

Iby Leased Wire Ca EvcHlng Herald.
New York. May 26-Dr. Joseph J..
o'Connell. heaith officer of the port
Of New YORK. sent letter today a.
Health Commissioner Lederle re-
questing him to submit to the hoard
Of health az its next meeting a reso-
luton prohibiting the administration
OF the friedman treatment for tu-
berculoais La New YORK until such
time as those Interested afnmativcly
IN its administration shall notify the
health department of It's beneficial
character"
The report Of the investigator OF
your department" reads the letter.
whose peculiar experience with tu-
berculosis gives his reports a com
pelling force, are all TO the effect that
the dangers which might be- appre-
hended In such form of treatment
are actually present therein. lie
finds that the patients subjected to
this treatment have not improved.
but have lost ground to an extent
greater than might be expected from
the naturai rataRes ~ the disease.
He finds that where the tubercu-
lar condition had affected one side
prior 10 innoculatiOn with the serum
(sicJ there was after such innocula.
tion an unnatural rapid development
of the tubercular process On the hith-
erto healthy side. which indicates
that the operation of the alleged cure
had "a tendency 20 accelerate rather
than retard the progress OF the dis
ease.
1T seems to me that Il would be
culpable for us to longer hesitate,
and that our duty now " To insist
upon such q regulation and supervl-
sion OF this enterprise as shall pre-
vent the preparation upon the public
OF q dangerous and cruel fraud. We
cannot overlook the fact that this
treatment has been exploited much
after the manner OF the exploitation
of many so-eallcd mining securities
and other financial schemes from
which the crednlous public has suf-
fered.
THE wide advertisement OF the
serum has had an effect of awaken
ing a final hope in the breasts Of the
desperately ~ which shrewd and
constituencies men might turn into
an immense financial profit. There
has been time and opportunity IN
plentiful measure extended 10 Or.
Friedman and those who propose
similar remedies for tuberculosis 20
demonstrate the therapeutic value of
their treatments, but there has been
no such demonstration of value. ON
the other hand. we have before us
reports of the grayest character
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
AGAINST
INCOME TAX ON
INSURANCE
EARNINGS
President Of New York Life
Declare Proposed Levy
Would Be Burden Upon
Thousands Of Policy Holders
SENATOR WILLIAMS DIGS
UP ANCIENT SCANDAL

fny leased Wire a. sevcuinr ficrald. ]
Washington. May 2G.-D Darwin y.
Kingsley, president of the New York
Life Insurance company appes "a To-
day 20 the senate sub-commltteu ham
Hing the Income tax section 81 the
tariff bin 10 exempt all Insurance
written for protection and mutual
benefit and not for profits. lie had
a spirited exchange with Senator VIII.
iiams over campaign contributions
discloaed Ia the Hughes investigation
several years ago.
when your company paid $3.50. 600
10 a campaign fund" asked senator
Williams. none OF that money ever
was participated IN by the policy
holders. was it9"
mo. Il was not" said Mr. KINGS
ley.
Then that proved that your conn
pany's assertions that pollcyhoiders
participated IN all the enrninKs OF the
company was false didn't it2"
1T proved" Mr. Kingsley returned.
that the Judgment Of this company's
officers who paid this campaign con-
trlbutlon thinking II was necessary TO
protect the assets Of the company,
was bad.
ut proved more than thnt." as
serted Senator williams.
''it was absolute dishonesty. was
a policyholder and Democrat and
you took part of my money and gave
Il way TO protect me against my own
party But has all that sort OF thing
been done away with"
Absolutely" replied President
Kingsley. He explained that laws now
prohibit Il.
President Kingsley submitted de-
tailed statement OF HIS company'E
huAiness ana reeour1na ~ nlfow that
it conducted business aafinily on 4
mutual basis The total assets ~ tho
company last year we're 47ie,o0e. 600
aud he declared not "a dollar WAS kept
back from the fund IN which policy-
holders participated.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
FORMER POLICEMAN
ON TRIAL FOR
GRAFT|N
Sensation Promised in San
Francisco Where District
Attorney Declares Swindlers
Have Big "slush Fund"
[Br Leased wlre 20 IlvenIne IIernId.

tBy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald.
San Francisco, MAY 26.--'fhe irst Of
a series OF trials growing out of the
relations of tile police with gang OF
bunco men known as the forty
thieves" began today IN the superior
court before Judge Dunno with Frank
Esola, suspended patrolman, as the
defendant Selecting a jury occupied
the day.
because OF the startling charges
made by convicted members OF the
gang and the assertion of the district
attorney that ne has against him "a
police slush fund OF $4,000, the case
has aroused great public interest.
which In turn has been reflected In
political hostility, ramlfylng into the
mayors office. the grand jury room,
and police headquarters.
issola Is charged specifically with
the larceny Of 5000 from Charles
Foida In December. 1919. Five other
officers are also under indictment for
grand larceny. -Four OF these pleaded
not guilty today and the nfth IL due 10
plead later.
Esola and two other officers are
charged with misdemennor consplr.
acy making eight under indictment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
MRS. PANKHURST IN
JAIL UNDER CAT
AND MOUSE LAW
Suffragette Leader, Released
Because of Hunger Strike
Arrested to Serve Remainder
of Sentence.
Ode Leased wlre % Evenlne HeraId. }

tBy Leased Wire TO Evening HeraId.l
London, May 26.--Mrs. Emmeline
Pankhurst the militant suffragette
lender. who was released from Hollo-
way Jail on license on April ~ owing
to the serious condition of her health
arising from her hunger strike" was
Fearrested today when she was leav-
ing the house where She has been
staying.
The house Of commons passed a new
law this year known as the "Cat and
Mouse bill" permitting the prison au-
fhorities 90 release suffragettes suf-
fering from the effects OF hunger
strike" and at the end of short
period 10 rearrest them without war
rant and make them serve the re-
mnlnder OF their original sentence,
Mrs. Pankhurst's license released her
for fourteen days. but Il was then
extended In consequence ~ her fec
bic condition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
zhysaco Nol serIousIy aIuIt.

Montreal, May 2G.--The injuries
which stanislaus zbyszko sustained in
n wrestling match Saturday night with
Constant Lemarin are inconsequentiai
and consist only of "a slight erosion"
instead OF serious fracture cf the
Hkull. according io bulletin issued
by Zbyszko's doctors today. The ero-
sion. they added, was at the seat OF q
cut over the eye which the wrestler
received by mmbiing ont Of the ring
No complications are expected.
though the patient will not be able
10 wresile agnin for eight or ten
days.
Lemarln asserts that he did not
foul zbyszko and nys he may con-
test the decision given Zbyszko. lnas-
much az Il was based ON LemaTln's
alleged foul tactics,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
SUPREME
COURT WANTS
LABOR MEN
JAILED
Supreme Court Of United
States Petitioned to SCI
Aside Mitigation of Sem
tenoes by Appellate Tribunal
ACTION UNIQUE IN
ANNALS OF COURT
lIiy I.eased Wire 70 EVENING fIersld.

tBy Leased Wire 70 Evening Herald. !
Washington. May 26.-The district
supreme court here, which originally
sentenced Samuel uompers, John
Mitchell and Frank Morrison, the la
Dor leaders. TO Jail for contempt OF
court, filed petition with the SUI
preme court of the United states to-
day asking the highest tribunal 60 re-
view the decision OF district court OF
appeals which affirmed the conviction
of the three men hut reduced their
sentences. Al the same time the
high court had under consideration a
writ OF error presented by attorneys
Tor the convicted men.
0ompers originally was sentenced to
twelve months. Mitchell TO nine and
Morrison to six. The district court of
appeals affirmed the conviction and
reduced 0ompers' sentence 10 thirty
days ana Mtcheil's and Morrison's TO
a fine of $500 each.
Attorneys Tor the labor leaders ask
review and reversal OF the lower
court on many grounds The dis
trict supreme court. against which ~
is alleged the men committed con-
tempt In the noted Bucks Stove and
Range case. asks review on the
ground that the court OF appeals had
no authority to reduce the sentences
after affirming the convictions.
Those best informed on the history
Of jurisprudence In the supreme court
Of the United States know OF no other
Instance in which one inferior court
has applied directly to the highest trl-
bunal 10 reverse another inferior
court.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26

lAy HcReen w-Nn % nsponenn F1nt&anR +
Los Angeles. Cal. Ma ~ l.6&n',
ncr Calvin HaFtwali and nlririrt tf.
torney John n. Wrsdr1i1.n ctr 1,,.e.a
TODAY with refn~~.~.. ~, <'...a,f.'. ~ a
inquiry into ino pier 2senalnr Ea1ufs
day az Long Beach whlan neel lalriss
Hix lives aud Il was decided thne fher4
would BE- no erand lnfR sntssf .le1.
The coroner, Il uaa n,l4. wa ......'1
with powers sufficient ~ rnetr So,
case. and hna thn renhk a. nhl6i,'
prosecutions Tor pnnrieuahfar IA sssr'
evidence developed ~ 1nN sM~nn@l'
which begins Thurahnv. unrra,ls s.,cs,
action.
rho oorsne, ..,,i y. ,..... il. -.
OF she di~nrfer ~. .,,, ., NJ. w. n, Z
h,.,..r, =, ~. -... w.. u..se .nt4 tIR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26

Hackensack, ~ j., May 26.--uslng
his victims own weapon, which the
latter had handed him, James Devlin.
an actor. shot and probably
fntally wounded Patrick Con-
borough force. The shooting took
place In the actors house, where
Considlne was calling and differences
arose between the men. The wound
ed policeman told his brother offl-
GERS that Devlln had said u he had "a
gun he would shoot the policeman.
COnsidlne promptly pronered his
weapon. he said. ana the shooting
followed
Devln was arrested and with his
wife and Miss Annie Deviin. ~ years
old. "a cousin. is In inil the two wom-
ON being held az witnesses and Dew
lin without bail 90 await the result
OF Considines injuries.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
SOCIETY WOMAN TO RIDE
ELEPHANT FOR CHARITY

lIsv LEASED Wire 20 Evening Herald
Boston. May 26.-~Mra. Jack card
ner the Boston society leader and
owner of the famous Italian palace
IN the Fenway, II 20 be seen hero TO-
morrow riding on an elephant. She
has been engaged 60 take leading
part Ia a pageant on the Lara Ander-
son estate for the benefit of a chill
dren's hospital and clad a. an ori-
entail princess richly be3ewelcd. ahe
viii ride on the howdah of an ele-
phant. with z50 other society anna
teurs also taking part In the pageant.
on second elephant " another enn
be obtained, Hamilton Fish, Jr. viii
accompany Mrs. Gardner a. an orlens
tai body guard, and several society
women win Ride IN Persian eaatumea
on circus camels.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26

Long Beach. Cal. May "A 1--we
deEce 10 DO presented Thursday III lI.1
inquest over thifly-nlx pern6nn who
lost their lives IN the COLLAPSE Hsiur4
day Of n portion 0f the mnnletpal plef
win bear directly on tho question ef
who wns responsible for the condition
OF the structure witch proeen too
weak to Withstand tho welenf of set4
erai thousand men. women ana child
rem who had gathered 20 celebrate
tfn birth anniversary 81 thc icfe
Queen Victoria.
Broken tlmherH. showing erldenra
of decay ana the corrosive action 81
snit air from tea ocean were nndor
suard today awaiting the reputation
of the cor0nor's Jury. Several Goa.
atruclion engineers. amone them
Luther MunEob and ]. p. Kennedy.
who were appointed on hohail 81 tha
ciiy % Long Beacn. began an onlclnt
inspection and Investigation.
one Of the principal witnesses be.
fore the coronor's Jury will Be Inmoa
rwombley. member of lls r.ana Beach
board Of public works who. accofd
ins to Mayer ffatch and hls eolieaRues
on the works board. WAS eha4aea vita
the duty Of inspectina huIldlhas.
Coroner Hartweil aald thar hs Il
working In accord with District Aftof~
ney John D. Frederloks. who nnrnena
ally inspected the scene oe the diaastef
yesterday
aughters OF the EfHriga. and Sons
OF g. George. the two prinospal osuane
laations which had charge of tho nfn.
pire day ceiebratlon which on6aa 81
traslcaily, started 4 campaiEn TO-DAY
for tho relief o. the vsetsmN
While those AericuslY hurt nHu4A
bered not more than eS. neafIy 500
were injured sufficiently "a. partially
disable them. ana ala win ha 1IVeA
them AZ we'll as 70 their more rntofs
tpnate competitions and Irlenda
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
IMPORTANT WATER
RIGHTS CASE DECIDED


lBy Leased Wire tO Evening Herald. ]
Washington, May 26.-The supreme
court today decided that the govern
ment was not required TO pay the
Chandler Dunbar Water Power com
pany 1850. 900 as adjudged by Mich.
lgnn federal court for waterpower ap-
purtenant To land condemned for the
construction for additional locks can
ais In the ST. Mary's river.
IL was held that the flow of a
navigablc river WIS IN no sense the
property OF the owner Of adjacent
land or OF the owner of the bed of
the river The decision In regarded
us precedent making one.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
DAYTON RAISES 100000
FOR FLOOD PROTECTION
tBy Leased Wire TO Evening nerasd.l

Dayton. o.. May 2G.--AfteF "a
weeks campaign 90 raise $4,000, 600
10 make the city safe against future
Hoods. the successful elimination ot
the work was greeted last night with
wild demonstrations OF rejoicing, In
all churches of the city the minis
ters urged their congregations to
contribute literally. Bands paraded
the streets, and great cash register
erected In the court house yard WAS
watched by thousands who cheered as
each new contribution was rung up.
Many instances are known of work
ing men mortgaging their homes In
order 90 contribute to the fund one
manufacturing concern contributed
$500. .0O0
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
GOvERNMENTOWNED
LINES IN ALASKA
0. K'DBY WILSON
President Tells Senator Cham
berlain He Favors This
Method of Solving TranspOr-
tation Problem in North.

lBy Leased Wire co bvenIng Herald.
Washington, May 26.~-Presldent
Wilson told Senators Chamberlain
and Jones that he felt kindly toward
the proposal for government con-
struction Of railroads ia Alaska.
The two senators sought the presi-
dents Views ON securing Alaskan leg.
islation during the present session.
Mr.. Wilson expressed hope that bili
might be- passed but made d clear
that Ia view OF the urgency Tor tar.
M and currency reform, he would hc
unable aa yet 10 recommend action,
intimatlnE thnt II the Alaskan qnes-
tion could be disposed OF without IN
terferlng with those two subjects he
would lend his support to a bin With
In the near future
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
or Patents
NAY NOT FIX
PRICES
Supreme Court Decision Re-
moves Restrictions Of Sale
of Safety RazOrs, Talking
Machines and Other Devices.

tBy Leased Wire To Evening IseFaidl
Washington. May 26. Patented aF-
ticles sold under price restrictions BY
manufacturers may be resold by re.
tailers al cut rates, The supreme
court 80 held today In the ease of
newly patented nerve tonic safety
razOrs. talking machines and thou
sands of other patented articles are
affected by the decision.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
Kern ResolnIInn YnnlIr-

washington, May senator
kern's resolution for an inquiry into
conditions IN the coal mining region
of West Virginia, was ready to be re-
ported today from the senate COM
mlttee ON education and labor. SEN
ator Kern and others who were press
Ing II we're confident Il would pass.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
PRESIDENT WILSON
SAVES CONVICT
FROM JAIL
New York Promoter Found
Guilty of Using Mails to De-
fraud, Granted Stay Of Ex-
ecution of Sentence.

my Leased Wire Ia Evening Herala.l
Washington. May 26.--7i President
Wilson granted an indefinite stay Of
sentence % Dr. Theodore Khafas Of
Llmira, n. y. convicted az Omaha
of using the mails to defraud and
sentenced 10 four months imprison-
ment and t4O0 fine. kharas sold
stock IN company promoting an in.
vention which Congresamen Bremmor
ana Baker Of New Jersey told tbs
20 esident had since proved success
ful. The presidents action saved
4 haras from going to lail tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
LAY
/. vANDAL HANDS ON
GOLF|NG GREEN
Scotland Shocked by Attempt
TO Ruin Famous Links at st.
Andrews and Prevent Cham.
pionship Games.

lBy LEASED Wire 90 Evening Herald
ST. Andrews. Scotland, May 26.-
Two militant suffragettes attempted
early today To damage the golf links
here and so interfere with the open
ing of play for the amateur golf
championship Of the world. The
wome were Intercepted near the sev-
enteenth green by the night guards,
who have been on duty In consider
able force Tor over "A week. owing 90
threats OF militant leaders. one of
the women escaped but the other was
caught She was liberated after be-
ing searched.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
ON TRIAL AS
FIREBUG
Alleged Member of "Arson
Trust" Among Those Charg-
ed With Burning Stores to
Collect Insurance.


Fort Wayne, Ina, May 26,--An-
other chapter IN the so.called larson
trust" In the central west was started
here today when David aud Benjamin
Rosenberg and BENJAMIN Franklin
were placed on trial before Judge
Eggman In the circuit court. charged
with arson The men are alleged To
have had their clothing store here
set on nre that they might collect a.
legally insurance money on their
stock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
DISSOLUTION PLANS
AGAIN PRESENTED
TO GOVERNMENT
Union-SOuthern Pacific Rail
way Attorneys Get Together
With Attorney General to
Patch Up Agreement.
lny Leased Wire ca EvenIne Herald. /

lhy N'nHcu Wire Ga Evening Herald. 1
Washington. May .G- Robert =.
l.ovstt and y. u. Loomls, represent
inc the Union Pacific faiitoad ivdny
conferred with Attorney General Mc-
Reynolds ON plans FOR dlssoiutlua cf
the Union Pacifio-Souihern Pacific
merger which may br submitted to
the department OF Justice Within a
few days.
The plan of the Union pacifle n
expected 10 represent the view - That
road ON the disposition OF its fts6,
eoo.0 600 OF southern Pacific stock and
also lis view Of the proposed transfer
81 tho Central Pacific 90 the Union
Pacific. The southern Parlflc D.
Ipveree to surremdcring the Central
Pacific.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
Court Holds That City Of Den
yer Is Under No Obligation
to Purchase Plant Of Exist
ing Company.
NOT OBLIGED 10
RENEW FRANCHISE
Contra It Between Municipali-
ty and Public Service Cor
poratiOn Expired by Limita-
tatiOn Is Ruling.

my Leased Wire 60 EYunine Herald. ]
Washington, May R-The supreme
court held today that the city OF
DeQver. In taking steps looking to-
ward the erection of municipal wa
ter system. WAS not compelled TO buy
the private plant of TIE Denver I'm
ion Water company or renew the
company's tsa0 franchise. The court
held that the cOntracg between the
city and the company was limited 60
twenty years.
The court suid that while Il was
true no time limit wsA liked by actual
words in the ordnance ~ 1880
granting franchise g. the water
works company. yet some force
should be given the words therein
that the franchise was granted ito
such extent as the clty may lawfully
Krant the same"
Furthermore. the court added. the
term OF the franchise was not left
underlined or in doubt. for the city
charter explicitly declared All fran
chises and privileges eraRted by Il
should be limited 20 twenty years
"We are clearly of the opinion that
these claims are lli founded" said
Justice underwater ~ passing on the
claim that the ci,S must either ex-
tend the franchise "a has the private
plant
''In the alscncf . gam. stiousa
lion 60 that end the city wmild b
under no obligation ~ purchase -or to
renew. nor would Il be entitled 10 do
either. There Ia NO stipulation pur-
porting 60 impose such an obligation"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26

Washington. May 2d, President
Wilson sent 90 the senate the foll0w-
Ing nominations.
Appraiser Of merchandise Ia the
district of Portland. ore. George ".
Weiter.
Collector az Internal revenue for
the district OF Montana. william G.
Whaley.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26

Grand Junction, colo. May 26.-
The Grand Junction chamber of COM
merce board of directors al special
meeting decided today not 90 adopt
resolutions opposing free sugar.