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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-08
THAT BAD COLD
yapor Treatment Surely Does Clean
Out that Stuffed up Head.

Don't try to break up a cold with
dangerous stomach disturbing drugs
Get directly to the infiamed mem
brane by breathing HYOMEI (pro-
nounce it High-o-me) Get bottle
for so cents at R. Hodgins and try this
rapid and economical treatment that
thousands are using.
Into bowl of boiling water pour a
teaspoonful of HYOMEI, cover head
and bowl with towel, and breathe
deep into the lungs the healing vapor
that arises.
Breathe this vapor for five or ten
minutes until the head feels fine and
clear, then go to bed and sleep soundly
until morning. No cocaine or opium or
harmful drugs in HYOMEI. 1t is made
of Australian Eucalyptus and other
antiseptics. 1t is guaranteed to end
catarrh, or money back.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-08
E. V. Ellington HonOred.

Prof. E. V. Ellington of the dairy de-
partment of the agricultural college,
has returned from the meeting of the
state dairy association at Boise, where
alton for the next year.
He has also been elected treasurer
of the Swine Breeders association.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-08


Lib
J. K Mccormack to Geo. W. Michael
ct ux, 1-10-10.
Miscellaneous.
Marriage License-Mathie c. Willis
and Minnie R. Rice.
Marriage License-Curtis L. Moody
and Kathryn E. Smith
Quartz Claim Location-A. ]. Breed
ing, Mountain View ledge, In 742-1,
WBM.
Samoa. ]. Breeding, Mayfower
ledge, in 7-42-1, WBM.
Samoa. j. Breeding, Wildcat
ledge, in same.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-08
Card of Thanks.

Miss Caroline Milling and Mr. May
rus Milling wish to express their sin
cerest gratitude to the Royal Neigh
bors and friends and townspeople for
their kind assistance in their recent
loss of their home by fire.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-08

to supply three times the present needs
of the country for a thousand years
fields of phosphate and other high
grade material already known.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-08

FOR SALE OR TRADE-AN ESTAB-
lished business in Moscow, together
with highly improved city property,
at a great sacrifice. Owners rea-
son for wanting to sell is business
interests elsewhere demanding his
attention. The property is worth
$4,000. $4,000 will handle it. This
is snap. For particulars address
F, care Star-Mirror. 57tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-08

G. E. Frevert returned last night
from Boise, where he has attended
the meeting of the state dairy associa
ton.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-08
Miscellaneous.
MARKET REPORTS.

This report Is corrected every day,
and is the price paid to the Producer.
The grain report is the same as that
received daily by the Farmers Union.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
HISTORY on THE
MONIN TRIST pRnnI,

HruusWirk Ca, Eco The gov.
eminent money trust nquisitors came
10 Brunswick today a. attempt To
Wrest from The aged William Rocke-
iol)er's lips. the secrets OF his financial
career as the active agent OF the so
called standard oil group 81 bankers.
Representative Arscuch Pujo. chair
man ot the house money trust COM
Wlttec ana samuel Tntermyer. the
committees lawyer, with "a retinue uf
cl"rks. came with the direct author.
ny oi the investigating committee TO
near the 12-year-old witness In his
refuge on Jckyl Island
Three incidents Ia the financial
career of Mir. Rockefeller were tho
object Of the long chase that ended In
i"dty.s visit NJ" Untermyer wanted
tu get into the record the history of
'he so called "Frrulied finance" Or
Eani2ati0u Of the AmalRamated Cop-
per company iu 1901 and the romance
of th" Transactions 900 Amalgamatrd
stock in 1906 and 1907 when the ss.
rurities. after "a dizzy climb Go about
l-u points. dropped iO a..
william Rockcf,ll,r. with the late
H II. Rogers. Marcus DAILY. Thomas
lawson, and others organized the
AUaIgamatrd company according tp
testimony before ih, committee ap-
quiIing The stock OF Boston a Mon
tame, Butte q Boston ana other con
per producing companies which We're
later sold Co tne urW concern az G
big Increase in price Mr. Untormycr
wanted the details uf this deal from
the standard Oil ma gnate himself
other TESTIMONY before the commit
g." showed iu 1909 the United Metals
selling company. controlled by Mr..
Rockefeller and Mr.. Rogers. which
handled for the producers about sixty
per cent of the Dunntryr copper pro-
ductiou. held hack the bulk 81 the
product from sale, maintaining the
price az the metal 40 % D cents a pound.
Meantime ON the stock exchange
dealings in AmalgaWated were active
az nigh. prices ln october the metal
was released. the price dropped TO ~
cents aud Amalgamlted stock. ln
falling market dropped to 90, The
relation hetweeu tur corner OF the
United Metals selling company and
the vigorous campaign in Amalgamat-
cd stock b. what l'ut"rmNor wanted to
get from Rockefeller
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
Once Great Manipulation of
Wall Street Shakes Like a
Leaf When Called on to
Answer Questions.
EXAMINATION COMES
TO ABRUPT END
Untermeyer After Submitting
Single Question Declares It
Would Be Inhnman to Go
On.

thy Lsssse Wiss - Eveaiaw u~v.,a,
Jekyl Island. Feb. AFTER an ex.
animation OF scarcely Twelve mlnutes
~ samuel Intermyer. counsel for tbe
Fujo committee. William Rockefeller.
'he aged standard oil magnate. this
atternoon showed signs OF a laryneeal
sphsm ana Indications ~ an approoch.
ing nervous collapse. At tn. insls,
ence of his physician the examination
VAS discontinued '''
Nhen Representative puio. aittiup
'N chairman, began the eXatninatlnn
WIN Mr Rockefeller seemingly I'm
k""d physical condition. but after "A
ltM questions he gasped and his throat
seemed to close and hie voice trnliad
on INTO q chOked whisper win "A
bound Or chappeil was al his side
ana thc examination was ended. Dr.
u"ppcU was sworn ana testified that
ms patient was unable to proceed Tho
examination ended abruptly
MI PuJu later gave out the follow.
Ing statement.
Mr R"akefellers condition il
SIMPLY pitianlc. he not only shnkes
IKE leaf all over his body but after
ne hrSt question ne began 90 cough
c"nNulSivcly ana 10 was evident thai
ne was HborinR under great excite
hen' ana on the verge OF collapse. He
hhd 6" slowly whisper The few words
Ne spoke Into the car of tho sten.
"eraphrr who sat beside him This
he did with the greatest difficulty.
oh'h thing as IN examination wouiJ
be imposs
As soon a. Dr. Chapeile intervenad
ana requested that ~. nentfnw nro.
'"'d o" further. Mt Untermver fell
tat it would be dangerous and in
human To go on"
When Representative Puio and Mr..
tntermyer reached here this after.
noon to examine Mr. Rockefeller they
immediately went into conference
with his counsel ana personal physl-
tioh. The party, accompanied only
"y 10" official secretary and stenog-
taph"r, were taken to the Rockefeller
apartment whore the examination was
h"ld behind closed doors
Chairman pulu. Counsel Untermyer
ana their following uf secretaries and
newspaper men were taken 90 Jekyl
Island on the launch ot the JekyI
Island club shortly after their arrival
here after serious oi railroad delays.
" was announced that the examina-
ton ui Mr.. Rockefeller would be pri.
Naie and that the newspaper men
would not be- represented.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
UNITED STATES ATrACHF
SAM No HIf.IITTNf.


New York. Feb. Major McFar-
land. 2sth United states Infantry. ar
rived In New York today after nearly
three months of special duty al the
scenes of the war In the near east
Although Major Mcfarland had
ample credentials. the Bulgarian army
did not recognize them 90 the extent
of permitting him tO go anywhere near
the battle. He took % horseback trip
from Belgrade down to Macedonia and
Salonikl.
he visited Kumanova and N0naetir
and studied the organization. tactics
ana methods of eutreuchmcnt used BY
the Seryian and Bulgarian armies.
The major thinks that the present
hRhting viii not amount 10 much ana
that the war viii be- soon over.
The cholera scare, he added. had
been greatly exaggerated perhaps 10y
the Turks themselves. In order tol
frightcn the allies from prosecuting
their campaign To the environs ~ con-
stantinopie
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
WALDO NOW nor ON
TRAIL on GHNI-TI'US

New York. Fob s-Auothcr gam
nl"f has come to the aid nf the dis
iri.i attorney. 10 was announced to-
day tu continue ~, disclosures ct
polio" Eriit hsRun with th, murder
~ Herman Hossuth1l lisi ummer
~" iN James purrclle. ono. gambling
house proprietor Through him As
infant District Attorney Moss expects
tu uutuiC Go the aldermauic commit
ier stur, ut many thousands ui dol
lars paid over h Ions prIird for poe
ice "rtrruuu
purC"jlr mas been under cover
Ipr months ever since $40. beginning
~ charles 8onkrr's trial tor the mur-
dcr uf ltusruthHi ~. WAS ready tn
r"rrohutlie tu many details Jack
Roses story uf graft told be- the
Rocker trial. but was not called as u
witness because Jus;irc Con ruled out
testimony through which The state
hoped a. prov. mat Becker had col
l,ct-d graf, purccllc viii nov tell
this story giving tho names uf men
n" whom hr made payments dates
IN which they we're paid and many
other details
Police Cummi --ioncr waldo .Iid TO.
day that Notwithstanding the refusal
of District ATTORNEY whitman tu per
ruit Police Captain Walsh 90 disclose
his Confession to the police the ia.
Nestlg"li"n hy the police of his story
wouh runtnu" without interruption.
II was more important MIR Waldo
said, Immediately to get grHftcrs ~
the police force than to await the re-
suit of their trials In the courts IN
sbectur sweeney suEpended as re-
suN Of WHlsh'a confession, has made
~ fnt"mcnt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
GERMANS DEMAND
INFORMATION ON
The ARMY
Resolution Calls on Govern
ment to Let People Know
What Is Being Done in the
National Armament.
my Leased Wire Ia Evening neraIdI

Berlin. Fcb Member or an
parties IN the Germon imperial par.
iiamcrt except the conservatives. To-.
day strongly urged thc German gov
ernmcnt to follow the example 81
Great Britain nnd France "a giving
more publicity to matters connected
with the army ana uuN,
THIS action was taken as scuuol
60 meeting of the budget committee
whore the nov secretary ut foreign
sifalTs Cott,eb Won Jagow. made
some strictly confidential state
meuts' regarding Germanys rotations
win the other great powers
Admrll Won Tlrpitz. minister 81
marine referred during the course 81
thr discussion to Winston spencer
thurchiirs ruie that Great Britain
must build waTships u the ratio II
iuNtc"n tu every ten constructed by
Germany aud said he had. no obiec.
ton tO the ADOPTION of such pro-
gram by Great Britain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
Ex'Gambling House Proprietor
Tells of Seventeen Years of
Heavy Tribute for PrOtec.
tiOn.
PRODUCES NAMES AND
DATES FOR INVESTIGATOR
Relates Far Reaching System
of Official Burglary in
Which All Glasses Partici.
pated.

| Bs Leased Wire 90 Evening VeraIdl
N"W YORK, Feb. s.--Jnmes purcclic
Tor seventeen years gambler In Sew
orr, unfoldcd today to the aide
manic committe" inycstigaiiug graft 4
tale OF paying Tor police projection
during al that time. Tcstifying IN.
der oath. he Enme names. dates aud
places. lie declared that he paid the
I"liCt many thousands of dollars
Ih" ilFst protection money I paid
wns ~ 1897 h' said
- paid q policeman named Jerry
Murphy SO not a disturb racin,
HHmcs WINS running After that {
began pnyinr Urs"r sums. The next
WtS 500 every two weeks when I was
running gumhlIuE house. $50 for
Ftlic" 'aptuin Delaney and XIu fur
DIOR tHhiL the policeman who col.
lettcd it'
Purcell" declared he pnid 500 q
week. to Sherin Uuryc, of Queens
county in 1909 for the privilege si
running n""l room in Long Island
CITY
~ offered him $50 week and he
'aid he would nave to take care W the
district attorney. too. Well . said.
'"rll make % 500 % week W. had
hcrn running thrro weeks then.
How about the none, FOR thuFr
thr"" weeks" he asked
''S" To" next might ! brought him
5000 aud paid him sluu week
thereafter til "" l"u thrr, months
later
Did y"n make any money there
We made $1,000 un crap game.
81 600 in stuss and lost S4U0 in the
pool room. We mad, about SsGun
clear in 'a' three months and three
weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
Foreman Of Jury Declares Not
a Shred of discriminating
Testimony Was Submitted
During Trial.
SENSATIONAL CASE
REMAINS A MYSTERY
Nothing Produced in Trial to
Indicate Trace of Guilt on
Part Of Millionaire Defend
ant.
IRy Leased Wire to Evening HeraIdI

tBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald !
Aiken, =. g.. Fen. 1--F. o. Beach
wac acquitted this afternoon in the
Aiken county court of tho charge of
nssaulting his wife The jury was out
exactly one hour ard forty-five min
utos
Reach was not In the court room
when Tho verdict was read. having
gone to lunch during the recess. hut
DO" arrived few minutes later ana
went to the jury box and shook hands
with members uf The jury
There was absolutely nothing 90
the ease, the foreman told Reach.
Iher" was too much Watson and
not enough sherlock
Mrs Heuch did not return to the
court room
The foreman explained that the de-
lay IN reaching verdict was due to
the fact that the one or two Jurors
wanted 90 discuss everything under
the sun except the case
There was no demonstratipn OF any
KIND when the verdict was rendered
Beach returned to his hotel To join
his wife
At the opening of todays session Of
the Beach trul Congressman Byrnes
addressed the iury for the defense.
We contendcd that the prosecution
had failed tu produce any evidence to
connect Reach with the assault As
H. spoke Mrs Beach appeared weary
Tor the FIRST time during the trial.
Resting her chin upon q gloyed hand
she gaged ai the lawyer through tired
eyes
Mr., ByIuos spoke for half an hour
and then Welded the remainder of
his time To- Judge w. .. Davis of de-
irns"'s counsel Col - - Hender-
son los"d for the def"ns"
Il. d d.
cutting his wife o." asked colonel Hen
derson, addressing the jury. Not
only has the prosecution failed 20
prove that Reach committed the AZ.
Sault, mt n was unable 10 show any
reason for his doing II. ~, dld not
~" u, ana m" ON" who was assaulted
has told you that hr did not do IT,
Would Nuu convict u yellow dog 80
anlthing IN the evidence that has
been offered AGAINST Reach here"
Colonel Henderson concluded short.
ly before noon ana after u short r..
cess Prosecutor Guutcr began his
closing argument
The prosecutor attacked the story
told by Mrs Beach terming IL a.
mere fabrication. no more and no
less. Hc said n was absurd for her
To claim that th, alleged negro ns-
sailant had forced her 10 the ground
with his hands and afterwards hit her
In the head with stick that she said
he was carrying when h, entered the
yard
Mira. Reach mover told how she got
around the corner OF the house where
her earrings ana combs were found"
declared the solicitor. she claims Ia
have been forced 90 her knees on the
front walk. Then again. Mrg. Reach
SANS she did not scream until after
IN" rekru had cut her.
Don't you know that she screamed
ana Kept screaming the minute her
hsStilant whoever n was, touched
her'
THAT story was made up hV Reach |
ana afterwards corr0noratcd bv Mrs. !
Beach for his protection
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07

Washington, Feb 7.-Omuials OF
M" Nnti-Saioon League of America.
VINO Hre advocating the passage of
nills pending in congress to prohibit
me shipment of liquor into dry ter
ritnrA, announced last night that the
Following telegram had been received
ltnm Joseph E smith. head Of the
Mormon church The church OF Lat
,tr DAY saints h. positively and un-
ulirruhly opposed 90 shipment of ~
uunr INTO dry territory and to an un-
lawful traiiic tn intuXicants, and fay-
"fH thc entire suppression of al liquor
traffic"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
|. CHARGED WITH
INTIMIDATION
President of Independent Line
Declares That Corporation
Threatened Shippers to
Maintain Rates.

Washington. Feb. with r. :.
Groves, president of the Philadelphia
ana Gulf Transportation company as
The first witness the house shipping
trust Investigating COMMITTEES TO-DAY
resumed lts hearings.
Mr Groves testified that ChaFlca
Wagner of philadelphia. had been
employed by che southern Pacific
lines 70 get from employees of tho
Groves line Information regarding
manitestE 80 the Southern Pacific
could gW la touch with the indepen-
dent shippers. Meantime. Wagner
also was employed BY the Phllades-
phin ana Gulf company, the indepen-
dent, 90 lind out what the ''comhina-
ton" was doing 60 block rs business.
Grooves charged that Wagner took
copies nt The manitesta 0f the indes
pendent company to New York and
sold them 90 J. =. Spence. traffic
manAHer 1or the Southern Pacific, az
$40 each. lie charged that when the
southern Pacific rebated 20 lts oun
shippers the independent broke tha
rehutlng up Us meeting u Walh an
open rate. The Southern Pacific, ha
said. held over the shlppors az
club, a threat that they would safer
they did bAslneen with she indas
pendenta.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
ANNOUNCE APPOINTMENT
IN THE GRAND ARMY
iR, LEASED wirr 90 Evening Hcrald1

Bridgeport, Conn. rcb Z Iudg ,
Alfred a. Beers OF this city. com.
muudrr.in-chict ut the Grand Army
Of Ia" t"puhlir today announced th
election oI r0st Commandment In chief
Louis Wagner. us treasurer OF the
permanent fund 4 list of committee
appointments was also issued. the
chnirmen being as follows.
Pensions, : = Burdott. Waghing-
ton; veterans in public service. T. ..
kimbnl Washingto rules and rn-
ual, A. g. Wcigsert. Milwaukee. Run
Run monuments. W T. Wells. Nor
tistowu. Pa. legislation. Washington
GHrdurr. Albion. Mich Lincoln cen.
t"nnrS \. g. Blackwell. Nru YORK.
proposed Lincoln way" r : Hop
kius Washington
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
WELL KNOWN LANDLADY
IS QUIETLY MARRIED
spseIaI Corrs.ponaencr 20 lhr mrrnlal

FNFI summon y VI" TON- T. Mrg-
u. H"odcupyic who has operated the
Hotel ~" 'dmp at this place for the
last sis cor seven years. slipped away
on th" morning train with Dr hCk-
Fon, % local veterinary surgeon. and
they were married Toe CLOVIS
several disappointed uspirants are
very busy trying to figure out lust
hoN u huppcued
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
DISSOLUTION Of
PACIF|CS HAS NO
MARKET EFFECT
Wall Street Fails to Be Flur.
ried BY Breaking Up of
Great Rail Combination /;
Deal With Rock Island Is
Imminent.

tBy Leased Wire GO Evening Herald. }
New York. Feb. T.-Apart from
some strength In Union Pacific and
moderate weakness In Southern Pa
cific. formal announcement OF the
dissolution plan OF those roads found
but faint reflection In the early ses-
sion of today's stock market. Trad.
ing In both issues especially south
era Pacific was fairly extensive, con.
sidering the general dullness OF the
HIST but al most little Interest an
penred "a he taken w whnt fs ue-
hevcd Ia be the Inst phase In the sc.
gregation Of these important prop.
critics.
otficials Of both roads. In complet-
ing the final details OF the segre-
Eation plan are confident that Il viii
~ ratified az an early date by the "A.
tofheN general nt Washington. The
l hlted states circuit court In IItah.
Where the dissolution proceedtrsg
we're originally Instituted, nnd the
'aliornin railroad commission.
hep0rts that Southern Pacific N 10
'nt'f INTO u cOmprehensi ALLAN
WIN the Rock Island system met Win
no confirmation Ia authoritative qung-
ters today. II be- said not 20 be- uu.
llh"iN. however, that some kind or
tTatilc agreement may be arraug.
'u, put no negotiations 20 that end
are now pending.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
AID W0LGAST TO GO
WITH TOMMY MURPHY
tby Leased Wire 10 Eyening HeraJsl. )

" '""HO" WIZ 10 ENthIhE HrrnIu.1 J
san Francisco. Feb. Lutte doubt
remained today that Al Wolgast. for
mer lightweight champion, would
meet Tommy Murphy OF New York
nor" February %. In a tweHty-round
hput, taking the place OF Joe Maudnt
ul New Orleans. suddenly thken nl
iosltiNc announcement that VOL
CAST had agreed to THE terms offer.
rd was tiFst made through q mlsun- -
dersianding at the office of Promoter
james ". Coifroth. bat later correct .
go To agree with statement iron,
Wolknsi that he was considering un
offer of $1,000
For his fight with While Ruch.s.
when he lost the championship. Wui.
fhHt received a guarantee Of tt9. 500.
win lose ur draw
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
WOULD CUT DOWN
BIRTH RATE IN
NEW ZEALAND
Strange Resolution Passed BY
Christ Church Labor Union
as Protest to Compulsory
Military Service.


wellington, y. a.. Feb One ot
the straugcst resolutions ever passed
0y any responsible, body was adopted
at general meeting OF the christ
Church Labor union today when the
citizens ~ New Zealand werc urged 10
DO an IN their p"",r to lessen the
birth rate.
believing that the compulsory de-
ience act Ia "a blot on the record ot ID
'iNilizcd country. the union now asks
lh"t the number uf births of Sew
N'auudcrs be- Kept down So as to les-
SEN the number of youths who must
thkv the compulsory military train.
lng. Union officials said it Was hopcd
the t't would he repealed. when the
resolution will be rescinded.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
ROUMANIA To RESUME
NEGOTIATIONS WITH PRUSSIA

bucharest Fob. THE Rumnnlun
government today instructed its min
ister 90 Bulgaria 60 arrange a re-
sumption of the negotiations between
the two countries il regard to Ru.
mania's claims
The Rumauian minister viii urge
on Bulgaria the necessity OF bringing
the matter 10 n speedy conclusion.
The Rumanian claim Is To strip
of territory which will extend her
coast line 10 the Black sea
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
ANDRIM CARNEGIE HELPS
INSPECT Et.IIS ISLAND

New YORK Fob. Andrew Carne.
81" was one eft party ot eight wh4ch
made thorough inspection of Ellis
ISLAND today. Thv iron master took
Keen interest iu the proceeding Il
whil" mor" than 500 Immigrants from
ihte" steamers We're examined
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
DOGS BRAINS GRATED
ON KALAMAZOO MAN

Ann Arb0r, Mich, Feb 1 Z
The recovery ot " 4 smith. for Z
} part 0f whose brain the Dura .
ui dog brain WAS substituted =
"wednesday. sDrius certain. ace
rording Co physicians in the uni. 9
Nersity hospital whore the opera =
} tiuu WHs performed. The physi- =
!, clans snN smith VIII not suffer .
Inconvenience from tue suhstitH-
ton % hc RECEIVERS from tho =
shock Incident to the operation =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
REPUBLICANS APPOINT
STEERING COMMITTEE
my Leased Wire 10 Evening HcrnIdl

Washington. Feb. 7.-Senators Ou,
f"r latollctte. Root Smuot and
'.umnius we're designated today as
the legislative steering committee au-
lhorkcd hN Yesterdays Republican
caucus 10 is expected that the com.
mitirr win hr iu constant touch with
the l"gislatiN" situation and not only
indicate the measures preferred hut
du much iu keep the calendar cleared
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
HEAVY INCREASE IN
COPPER DELIVERIES


New Work. Feb. THE state1nent
ol tne copper Producers aasociallos,
J"huAty shows an increase IN
stocks on hand of is,sfs.7g0 nouods
Production for the month syas i41.
tts,b2b pounds. an increase OF fsE'-
hbs oven December. Domestic d.
iiveries made a suhsfnntial sain but
this was largely offset by the de-
cline IN doreign deliveries. Total ae.
l'y"ries we're s5,b9a,s76. an Increa -