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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

are hasang pBesty az rain now
iae i.1e 10 Do crop any good eEt N1li
hap mheas sowiaE
chs. zoaes viii have a sale Sept
"a ans wH lsase Tor MontAna Oct L
sersssl CHEERS are talking strongly
tie Mcztaaa suEL
Jae CaaEoame y r~eaac5sfiEg the %
Porter Tgnsiey place. H. Fargsrson
> sarr ne work- Ths mes section
foreman II l. Williams. o. T~raesdaie
wsn occupy the house.
Several new iron bridges viii be pat
IN neAr sals plzc@ The bridge mater
i4l arrived several days agC. The fore
nar cane dosn from Moberiy Mon
dag and began tearing the old one
down I nile south OF this place
where they viii replace il with a nss
.one.
Nr. and Mrs. z p. carpsr have re.
tarned from a trip TO Montana. Mr..
tczYpe- likes the country fine and OK
poets to leave for the Western state
N the spring.
There we're no services al the
church here Sunday on account d
Bro. Marcy holding q protracted
meeting 1t New Hope There will b
preaching next Sunday. morning and
night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
BENTON CRY.

Mrs. HEX HOffsss and children Wis
tied with A. Collins Saturday and
Sunday
Mrs. Robinson VITO has been visit
ing with her sister Mrs L. Owens for
a month. returned to her hone IN
0klzbomz Sunday.
Katherine Baker Of s.. Lonis Is Wis
ting friends here.
Quite . few people around here
haye rick horses.
The Kings Daughters met with
ars. A. $. Pearson last Tuesday.
JJF. Johnson and John stumpf.
shipped out a load Of cattle to St
Logis Monday night.
John Doyenspike and family visited
ii Earl Douglas Sunday.
Mrs. John Reed visited her sister
MrE. Chas. Cox first Of the week.
The proiracted meeting begun Sun.
day conducted By Rev. Watson al
she Baptist church.
Miss Gladys HldeEbrand has been
very sick with Typhoid fever but Is
some Deter.
George Hiiderbrsnd and wife Of
Wellsyllls visited with I'd Hlider.
brand Sunday.
MrE. Chris Ersmzn was very sick
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. win Bailew. who was oDerat-
ed on in Aug. is some better this
week.
slbert Williams family moyed 10
Mexico last week where they viii
school their children.
J. W. Hines vas in Mexico Tues.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
MecREplE

Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Yates visitet
IN Fulton Monday.
Miss Apphia Jackson Is visiting II
st. Louis.
Misses Sue and Maris sommer'
have returned home from a visit
with relatives In Pleasant Hill, III.
T. ". sommers Of Denver, Colo,
visited bnsne folks last week.
T. P Harrison was a business Wis
tor in Fulton Monday.
Miss Grace MeIntire Of st. Louis
Is the guest Of Miss Grace Boyd.
Mr. and Mrs. John Yates and chill.
dren, d Auxvasse visited at The home
Of T. P. Harrison Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. P, y. simoHs, Of
AHxvasse spent Sunday with their
daughter Mrs. o. c. Bernard.
Nr. and Mrs. J. b. Barber and
Harris Prairie last week.
Warner Henderson vas shopping in
Mexico Monday.
Rev and Mrs. J. W. Ramsey arriv.
ed yesterday from Triplett, Mo. Rev.
Ramsey has been appointed pastor on
the Methodist church at this place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
pETRolT FOLDING a

MADE IN DETROIT WEEK
B. F. Robertson, formerly OF Mex.
leo 10 RENTING to the Ledger for
bis Subscription account sends re
CARDS to his friends in Mexico and
rays: Detroit is hold their Made
in Detroit- show this week. using ths
show windows Of down town stores
for the exhibition, all exhibits Top
" Turvy. for in the jsweIry store
windows. there are girls making ov-
erals and cigars. packing hams and
bacon in the candy windows, our ex.
hibit, q man actually maAiug chairs
is located in one Of the large Dry
Goods Store Windows, next to ~
IL the Detroit Twist Drill Co.. dis
play etc, but 1t surely would do the
Senior member Of your firm a world
OF good, to . the interest that Is
taken In this show. and nearly 500
900 all boosting, all pulling for the
same end. all saying. Goods that are
good enough for the rest OF the
world r good enough for Detroit.
ss."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

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the fsEasus Ns-rua02sr. sAo sEz
sass te,sf pruzpoess ~ Prssa1ezf WI
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hssas hsss wkers BE ba vz-ra&Es
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has pah&sez TkH raes ~ Mhs@S1r
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

THE Ledger is glad to know the
Military Academy is opening under
most favorable auspices. This inst
tuition is a splendid school for boys
and should be crowded TO It's capac
ity. There are quite a number OF An
drain boys who should attend this In
stitntion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

5z@e~ wszaeEn sod "a. bead q bog
10 Grover siu,z. weight 80 It's.
Archie Johnsqa sad faailY were the
raegss 81 ". y. Chlek and family sur
DAY.
TIE revival meetings elosed Mon.
asy Night With four additions By
baptism TIE attendanes yas mt a.
good ~ Il might have been Or &C
o0zat o. the,r hzyng 10 azuI water
and eat ezra However the drpsth
wa4 broken Thursaay evening. when
zbdsz tire inches d vater felL
Mns. Martha Thomas d columbia (
me guest X Der nOther for a few
dsFE.
6 H. Dekay has tho frame Of his
asw house rpnpseted
gznsa w-iSdozn vii 70 10 the
Springs IL . few days o. bnElaeaa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
NORTH EAGLE.

Hot and dry. bad a little shower
Monday evening. hardly enough Z
settle the dust
Miss LelsDavis Of Santa Fe and
Miss Florence Sharp Of near Santa
Fe, spent Sunday with Maggie Nc.
Fadan south Of town.
Clarence Gray was a Mckee yisl.
tor THURSDAY.
Had a good rain Thursday evening.
z. w. AcFadin and son was a Mex
leo visitor Saturday. also win Dal
Of Santa Fs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

c. D CRAY AGREES
Wits THE LED5EE
TO rake = ts.s E7y ss ~
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rs--ss sxrs ~z-asE@ ire @51sy %
tsnsc - H,sas-s . 5sraneE ia;
al agree Is esa. tast r.y, sp@n O.
@-ms.zy sas9ss be ~ga1 81 re
rag Tss-s Gzz bs - zrsSnsst -
Il ms ecnssaa ard + inazsss Mex
i-s. Ne
0. D. Gay, sssasr q TIE sn-Ts-oa
Leader sn1 sne a Mas rvss&. pro
z-sssss ard s~s5Sz-tss eo1nng 81
ss-s zrns - esnesntns IRE sbove
essris frss sse Lscssr Ezyh ny
Dear ar z.-YoE seSrE NrvH a 5cs
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
bearing for Clocks.
dfwI

THERE is no excuse for idlers and
loafers In Mexico. The Mexico
Brick Co, the Shoe Factory and sew
eral other industries in Mexico are al
vertising for help. OF course there
are some people. who would rather b
charity than work at any price
there are other people who have the
earning capacity OF a dollar a day
and want three dollars a day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

}. D. Pulls ss tzking his Is DAY
vacation
Mn. Tom cressy wss very sick
last Saturday night.
Several 10 this vicinity vii attend
the Mexico high school this year.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas, H0aseholSe'
Who Ieft Sunday morning TO visit in
Kansas City returned last night O
No. u.
Ton Morris and wife otHexico vic
tied I'd Pearl and wife Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. y. D. Pulls are visit
izx relatives in cenualia-
Mr. + Arnold, Wabash section fore
man has taken 20 days vacation and
ezpeets 10 Leave for the South on
fishing and hunting trip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

THE Mexico Ledger is particularly
interested in seeing that all Of its I'D
vertisers make money. Newspaper
do not ask for advertising as charity
but firmly believe that money invest
Cd for advertising brings . big profit
All successful merchants believe that
advertising is the best money they
invest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

IN spite Of all kinds OF hot air the
Mexico Evening LEDGER is the only
paper in the city that talres a teas
graph service Of any kindand that is
nothing 70 blow about.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
HOMEMADE $40 Fos FIFTY
poLLARs 20 a SUCCESS


TSfz5 eest e. mzfsrziE 1880
IL aa4an 70 ihss tn TINE q tEo
-sa fsr aas Gag + nscssary 10
srag ne eoss eFsa 70 Sc From
figures fsrRsRAed by r. W. Smith Of
ne Boaits farm. nszr Rzymore. No..
who Aas tgzr siios. none q whieh
xssf more iaan s4s6a
Se fo1sazfion Is -peeazszry. 1--we
> Bsees q ground as nezr the feed
hzrn sooF - possible. erect a circle
tram f9ztaen feet square To do
This set tosr posts IN a square. four
teen feet apart Any Kind Of post
mar Be used. 2z4s being satisfactory.
Their should be al least sixteen feet
above rroEnd Connect these posts
By plzeinE a Ixs board al the top
"a each side Of the square. and a Ike
81 the inside 81 the four rides. join.
ing the top and side boards togaher
n the forzn q a haif square. This
eomBaef5cn q the circle Is bulk on
The ground and requires SIX Xxi;
boards fourteen fest long Take
Of them 10 make a square. Nor saw
ft1uE haif hsagths and place across
the corners. Then find the circle
This is e4sy With q pencil. a cord am
a stake IN the center Of the ground
Intended for a silo. After the circle
frame has been finished. raise II
TO he top NJ the CONNECTED zx4s and
.aazi securely.
~TEo 2xfs twenty feet high viii
construct the door. Through these
2rfs twelve gs inch hoies should be
drilled. a foot apars At the bottom. tbs
distance gradually Increasing toward
the TOP. Drill four So inch holes fiv
feet apart Then start with the
flooring. The first piece will be at
iached upright to one OF the door
posts and the others joined, a small
uaH being used at the top. When The
circle has been completed run twelve
wire bands around Il. Each band
should have four strands wound
tightly togeher. Twelve as inch
hooks shopid be placed IN the holes
p~toFided for them IN the door posts.
and the wire attached. The end ex.
tending into the door should have a
long thread. 20 that bolts may be
used for Tightening and looaeuinE
The - inch rods for the doorway
which are intended 70 hold II sold.
should not be more than tw~entyfour
inches long and the threads al eaeh
end should allow for a tap and wash
er in addition to the bolts.
The closing of the door Is a sim
pie process. Build from the bottom
the inside Of the door with pieces
Of fir flooring. fastening each with
small nails. A small piece Of buildln
paper placed inside the door from.
top to bottom viii make the silo air
proof. 10 emptying the silo .
board a. a time, a. needed. nay be
removed"
MT. Smith does hot put roofs on
ais silos. They are not necessary. he
says. and the absence Of a roof per.
mits the filling Of the silo to the
top"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
New goods al bearing i.

A NAN ditched bis automobile toI
keep from running over a cat, but he
found that the machine did not have
nine Hves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

THE merchants and business men
Of Mexico and the farmers Of Audrain
County have forgotten about the
droHth. That's good.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

You haven't read all of todays
news that's important TO you If you
haven't read the advertisements.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
NEW FALL RUGS

See our New Wool Fiber Rugs. oxIz feet. reversible.
can use both SIDES. beautiful patterns. at the special
pnoe Or $S.9S
qxl2 Bruss=H Rugs the New Fall Patterns, IN Oriental
and Floral Designs. a high grade rug IN every respect.
Usually sold for $500 SPECIAL Sl2 SO
oxE7 Administer rugs, Oriental and Floral designs. beau
hful cogors. s22 50 values. at the special price Of S189S
ROYAL Ka-Shan. Sayalan and Trexan Wilton, Body
Bmssel andhigh grade Administer rugs Canned in all sizes
from 1886 inches to i2xl5 feet. prices from.......
S1.OO to $500
lost . H,tle special II foot Enoleum. heavy weight
nice pattern. 65c values ai the special price per square
vsrd of Soc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

MEEs-g il r-yvszg u EsuyK and
s@ Hs q ne ses
6rH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
iscElLAnrous

!. Dkf GOODS STOCK FOR TRADE
WY trade frstclsas STOCK o. NJ
FOODS for a Farm OF otber Ctr .ros.
cry. Good stand los business rau
= MS office NJ Ssi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

PROFESSIONAL deadbeats are
curse 70 any community.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
FARMERS EXCEIANGI

Ads in this column coss ioc :
line each insertion sn words 10
the tia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
ron SALE
FARM roR SAFE.

FOR sALE-IIot chocolate urn. goo
ea1a.Llon- G A. Buekner. Mexico. v
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
WANTED.

WANTED = white girl 10 Do bo,,a
"olk IN small family. No famIIy
2isstwIl.
Mrs 9. W. Edrncsslcu.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
DRESS FABRICS

Is inch Wool Serges Batisse and Fancy mintules and
Shephesd Checks Special 5Oeyd
- inch Wool Srnges. Pophns, Tafeias and The New
Fall English and Plaid Suiing Sl.0O a I'd.
Imported anA~ol Scotch Mixtures. Crystal Cloths,
Eponee and Brocaded Novelties. the season popular
fabnos S125, $I-50 and 500
The Huttig news., 1913-08-30

Clean, cool and comforbleas easily paJaa-and just the thing hot weather Look
 We'll something der why have old suit
The border vidette., 1913-04-26
The Austerlitz Mine.

Contending that Layne 6 Woodwork have failed to com ply with the terms of the bond and lease given last year, Dr. A. H. Noon of this city has en- tered suit for possession of the AuSterlitz mine in the Gro Blan- co district.
 After shipping more than $50, GOO worth of ore, the owner of the Austerlitz alleges that Layne & Woodworth, for cause un- known, suspended work for more than fifteen days, allowing liens to be filed against the property. etc., hence the suit.
 The AuSterlitz has made a record as producer under the management of Layne & Wood worth and big money for all parties is yet to be made out of the mine.
 Friends of Layne & Wood worth and Dr. Noon, hope to see a satisfactory settlement made and the splendid old mine again operated on a larger scale than ever.
 Tuesday MT. Layne was here from Tucson to consult with Dr. Noon. MT. Woodwork is in California.
The border vidette., 1913-04-26
Will Ship 10000 Sonora Cattle.

w. Rockford Kibbey and Ra- mon Elias of the Alamo Cattle company, who make NOgales their headquarters when not at the big Alamo ranch in Sonora, have been in the city this week.
 Commencing May 10th the big cattle company will begin mak- ing their spring delivery of So nora cattle to the United States. and during the months of May and June will cross 10000 head of Mexican cattle at this port.
 The cattle have been con tracted for and Messrs. Kibbey and Elias will deliver the goods on schedule time, complying with all rules and regulations on both sides of the interna- tional line as fast as they are presented to them, by the powers that be, whether Huerta, Pes Queira or Uncle Sam.
The border vidette., 1913-04-26

PlomO mines in the Altar dis trict, spent yesterday in Nogales transactinG private business. Thursday Whealton arrived in Tucson, making the cross coun- try trip from the mine to Tucson by auto. Fl Plomo is said to [ possess great merit, and Mir. Whealton expects to make a fortune out of it. His numerous friends wish him good luck.
 J. s. Andrews, many yeals engaged in mining in the Old Gro Blanco mining district, where he also conducts general store, Was county seat visitor yesterday. Mr. Andrews recent ly purchased a fine home in his estimable wife will reside in the ancient and honorable pue- bio. However, he will still re tain his business at Orc BlancO. w. l.. PomerOy, manager of the Nina MeXicanO mines in So nora. near TOnichi, is here from the mines having arrived Thurs
 
 ore which he has sent to the El PaSo smelter for treatment. For some time past the ore has been tied up at HermOsillo. Manager Pomeroy will purchase d big lot of mine and camp supplies here for his mine, and then return to camp. MT. Pomeroy's company is one of the strongest operating in Mexico. Recently at a ban quet he attended in New York, he broke bread and slipped sparkling stuff with represent atives of one hundred million dollars.
 George D. Gross, one of the best prospectors and practical mining men in this country. is now developing big property on the west side of the Santo- Nino mountains, near the Hava- lena Mining Company's fine pro- ducing property, for the Man haitian Development Company, of New York. There are sev- eral mammoth veins of copper ore on the property, two of which are from 100 to 800 feet in width. MT. Gross is confident the property will develop into a great producer, with property development work. At the pre- sent time he is only employing ten men, but he feels confident just as soon as the wealthy New York owners learn of the magnitude and value of their property, there will be things doing near Nogales.
 J. A. Jackson, for a long time connected with the Tonichi branch of the Southern Pacific, as roadmaster, knows how it feels to be shot in the back, but he is too mad to say much about it. Wednesday when Jackson and Supt. c. A. Cate were near Imuris, motoring towards No gales, they met two Mexican boys by the side of the railroad, one of whom had 22-calibre rifle in his hands. When a short | distance from the boys, Jackson said to Cate who was running the car: Stop, I am shot. ''The | boy had deliberately shot him in the back, and then beat it into the brush, followed by his | The wounded man waited for the northbound pas senger, on which he came to town, where he was met by Dr. Sneaker and taken to the hos l pital, and the wound which is not dangerous, treated. Cate into town ahead of the wounded man, who is doing nicely. It may not be necessary to extract the little bullet which lodged under the shoulder blade. | An effort was made to capture | the fiend who fired the shot. If he wants to enjoy good health ! he had better not come near now, or any time in the future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-21
|RANCHER WHO RECEIVERS
MESA IRRIGATION
PROJECT ALIVE

Ration. y. ~. June is.--As u result
of speech BY Hon. John MORO" be-"
fore the Retailers association, new
slfe was Injected lnto the Black Mesa
irrigation project and a committee
appointed 10 undertake the formation
Of plan for pushing the work. rms
committee will consist 81 John MOT
row, A. a. Price . van Houien NJ. "
Mendelson and william Desner. a
stronger committee. or one thnt w"nld
command more weight With The pap
iic. would be hard to select
IN the course at his rcmarhs MI.
Morrow declared thai Wc can. get
Things done only by going after them
ourselves eve cannot expect u9hef
people 10 develop for us," hc said.
1--WE must follow the i've town
81 Trinidad. which in a few
months raised fsoo.o0o ana brought
under water 10000 acres OF
land. Of whlch 10000 aeres ir now
helns nrofliably cropped ne stated
that talk with Mr. r. y. McAuliiio
had convinced him that SIR McAuiiiie
would deal win the company Tor the
sale Of his lands 20 a fair figure that
about 1900 ncrca could be- TINS OBJ
tanned convenient 10 Raton and lying
well for The application Of water and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-21

From the Hawaiian islands the ship
mcntH In the ten months ended with
April. 1919, amounted 10 ST. million
pounds, valued at IS million dollars,
against 500 million pounds valued al
SO million dollars. IN the same months
of last year. the average price per
pound on the unrcfincd having been
in lnl2 i.22 cents. ana In 1913, 3.il
cents. FROM Porto Rico the ship
ments amounted To isi million
pounds. valued AZ i71-3 million dol
lore. against 1858 millivn pounds, val
ucd at "a ~ million dollars, la the
same months of last year, the average
price having been In ten months OF
1912. 4f0 cents. ad in 1913, sos
cents per pound
White this reduction In the quanii-
ty and price per pound or sugar sent
from the Islands has resulted In "a
decrease Of the total value OF their
shipments To the United States, they
have meantime slightly Increased
their purchases of our productions.
The shipments OF merchandise from
the United states "a the Philippine
Islands Ia the ten months ended
with April 1918. show gain ot
about ! i-2 million dollars over tie
corresponding months ct last year
aHd those 10 Hawaii gain of nall
lion, while those 10 Porto Rico show
% decrease OF about I million, making
the total shipments tn The three isl-
ands in the ten months ended with
months at last year. and the ship
ments from Alaska to the United
states were practically 30 million dol
lars. against 20 Ia million In the same
months Of last year
April 1913. fTi,i2i.000, against s7i,-
GSb. 600 In the same months of last
wear 10 Alaska the shipment in the
ten months ended with April 1913
were practically rs million dollars
against 1ii-4 million IN the same
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-21


mi'fN from CaIIPfo fNd hntfF#B r.
rofi|hat. An Tor sifIt and Pounds "
Ammanlllon Oddly tnouHh mosl 81
tAeM Httc natafeIIfee AuaelIcaua. bus
a heart tn4I Wnfn H1utfNt7E.Hs. I9Ie
raounlain land held ~ l'ic FOR thom.
they found 30 snaitp&nte n lho bare
rem bot0m Of tht mofhrflena. Yet
n4ek they tama. gladly and eagerly
And m8nF ~ them ara dead
~ the war
No Aflt facllens divide Gthem On
tae masfe4 d the war; none divides
tltm today There ere Nont who d.
pierre che dreadful baitlea who tpfn
ireasnnaAit on their conntfy. 50,
too. the material reward q pitiiu|
onpueh lntse uho fought viii still
- pont. aud their SERVICES are moi
moasuroa ~ money. You cannot bus
patriotism; Il Il spontaneous. born q
Itself. = divine qaalisy Inst BRINGS oul
iho nooieHtt virtue Isl mAnhogd tho
tirtHa az erif-HReFlfice. 81 dslnH and
suffering or ptncrs.
Tia naRn Hhe suffered agony and
/ tfaeie t0rnenls IN the nhlserlnE snow
and 3nntAfh the bnrninr attn on lnt
heights round Tafabosh has won q
nothing except the knowledge that ~
ulflllcd hlg manhood.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-21
PROSECUTION ENDS
CASE AGAINST
PELKEF


fk3g kHaae0 Wire % n,vcninG HicFnihel
Calgary. Alberta. June ei.--SevcraI
medical experts were prepared 70
tnelify ia support Of the contention
Of the defense that Luther McCafty
did not die from the blow to the Jaw.
when the trial 81 Arthur Pelkey on
charge OF granddaughter WAS re-
sumed here today.
Mccarty asa not take drugs before
the nellc contest OF May - when
ended So hls death. nor did ne ever
take drnes before entering the rims.
according - the testimony % billy
Hccafney. his manager.
Mccartney was recalled % the stand
and questioned BY the jurors. as wat
Dr. Chambers. who declared that the
wound found on McCarty'r Jaw was
recent and that Il WAS not caused
after death. This ended the case Tor
the arena near here May ~ Was q
prize light or simply 4 boxing bout
caused a lively tilt between counsel
during which the Jury was excluded
The defcnee argued that there was nc
evidence ~ psise hght. which on
three different occasions in Canada
had been held "a mean night unit
one OF the contestants surrendered
from dina biemcnt or exhaustion.
The crown counsel commended thai
prize dEht MAS a fight IN which ths
fists we're the weapons OF attack
whether gioved or not. He declared
that u had been announced Ia al
parls ~ the world thnt the fEht be-
tween Mccarfy and Pelkey WAS To-
iha worlds heavyweight champion
ship.
Justice Harvey made no ruling %
this point but refused 10 grant TN
| plea that the care be taken from tn
jury The jury WAS then recalled ant
witness for defense was then called
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-21

AIR. and Mrs. FAIRY MeAgoy. who
have been Ia Chicago for several
weeks, are expected 10 arrive home
ihie evening ar. MeAv0y n clerk
iR .he Harvey Mexican and Indian
building
A marriage license was issued to-
day go Richard James Atkinson Hart.
80. ~ Gallup. and Ruth Brown, 20,
~ nernaiiifo.
penilentiary hoard. chairman 81 the
state Bull Mouse organization ana
Progressive national committeeman.
n IN Albuquerque today from Santa
Fc
simon Nrustadf. postmaster az Los
Lunna. returned 10 mis- home today
after brief business visit here.
Carl A. Bishop. 81 q. G. Watson a.
Co. ~ here today from Santa Fe.