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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
JOINT INTERVENTION
AS SOLUTION Of
PROBLEM IN
MEXICO
Former Diplomat Would Have
Argentina and Brazil Join
Hands With United States
If Action Is Necessary.
WOULD AVERT LATIN
AMERICAN JEALOUSY
fBy Leased wirc 10 Eycning HcraIdl

Sew Yurk Jan. o. .Joul action
with Argentine and Brazil would o.
the proper course Co bc pursued bs
th5 United states in the event of u.
tcrvcntou Boo McNico, u tho opinion
oi Charles %. shorrUl formerly
American minister Co Argentina. 90
au address hrrr tndpy Air 1hcrU
Mtid thlt hr strongly approved tht
attitude nl uou-lnfDrfcrcucy ua.u-
uiu,d W Washington ANA ii inter
ycuiiou ever bocamc unavoidable tho
two pr.ti republic, of South Amrri-
u shoud hr invited participate.
"Thia policy h' Wid, 'wuuid .. -
move uuy ib.u ounuE uur South
American urEhhue that uHr purpose
vrs aud gi..hiue. .ud t would '..
Il,,, tr, Nouroc durtru ui Hs uH-
Ilt,rsI character ts uu. great d,.
f.,I'
Nr sheriff. r,c.mmuud. inHt .'
countries concerned Zoo fh, u'u'.
uH responsibilities o.. tn. N"uIH
do.trIua .n..H us a-k.d tu uHuI,i.
pat, whenever thl. government 'oNuI
.uu ts uNF- f.m required armed n.
t.r,uf..r u tb. 1ff..rr .' tuE r
nuIIir uu t.e hemisphere.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
ROOSEVELT OPPOSED TO
UsI0N OF PR0GREssIvES


hN fHhta'N " tif 70 ltNtntNf ftifftNl
Nw york. BAN. Thood0re
Roosevelt replied today to a proposal
advanced hf Frank A. Muusty Nssfpr-
dat tp hring fhe Progressive .nd the
NoNuhhrnn parties together lic
HuN Hn .uunF antakIug ar ONE
nf lno mrn n tW e1naa nf tnr FRO
rtNr uarir perspW,tF. { strongly
'eol that $50 should no more enter
into combination with the Repub-
unn mtehln. fhsn with iht Demo
cr1te machine Grnlg nsnevc that
900 fuoa Progressive hno maN nap-
pon ei tA adhere Goo either tht Re-
uUnNeuu uarft. ur tHg Democratic
parity WilI m the end see that ihe
chau,o fur honest government ana
for Mr prnrnCpi achievement of so-
cul aud industrial mHueo ncH in the
praefo re N.rtt sui 0uiY in the
rr eroitD nHrts
owe raua 900 houo men Nho
h.Ut,r n uur pIlur plt if thry
come m tItU n th.r ahln have oNs
setb th. Urr, utI tut otncr nodpic
hnto ul ihl p.ttl wtnasum.ut 8
hni1 fhaf $50 aro nuHi tHc inn obj.
uUuus t1 p>-l.Wu rats Nar Judge
IHuds,p nut Uuu pntiuson aa in any
/ Republicans
"Accarims u m mlnd fho whole
attitude of tno.n .r nr-rn. rcspons
blr fpr tho ictdeutin nud manage
mont OF thU Republican party shows
that u Huu.d ts rult u tR to can
bine thau
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
DEATH PENALTY |
METED OUT TO
WOMAN WHO
Smoked
Chinese Government Takes ~
treme Measures to Supprd
Use Of Opium Among Peop|
of Shanghai.

iy LEASED Wire to Evening HeTas
EMDsha Jau. Death a. p.
.shm nt tuF opium smoking u
ulufe1 Uui fodas tu "a woman of q.
oity Who persisted "a the use Of 4
orug despite tue stringent manlfe|
issued D., the government on Chr8
us dny prohibiting the people ff1
induleinE n the habit
lis order of me governor ~
.rnt.uca the Woman WAS taken
30 public pln a. and UNecwCd hy ahol
uE thH afternoon boo lhe nresrnce
o. mrec crowd of spectators q
maufef fo hH che Chinese xovel
meut NprfHtd tho desire Tor l
pnr s.on ot The evii in order
apF th. nooplc from u lite of de9l
aauon hui ai fhc samn time VOID
,be fear lhat although tho Eovel
mrni Was u earn ef thp people wol
u Deb Wadc lha nw.
Thp puhahic collapse Of the Opt
trado was forcshadowed somo a
auo WHOM o. Nns found that ina
ooIum to ihr value of see.Ro0soot 3
STACKED lee thousands of chests
sbHurha nnd iinugkonE warchuu
,ihout finding buyers.
TodaF'a execution wns tho flrat
siauea ln whicn iho prohihitofy q
hayp boom pnt into effect
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
TO TAKE
TESTIMONY IN
ALBUQUERQUE
Hearing on New Mexico Cen
trail Litigation Transferred
Here from Santa Fe; Attor-
neys Arrive Tonight.


Santa Pc. y. st, Jan o-Judpe
Torin G. collins. special referee TAX
ing testimony in the Sew Mexico Con-
tral litigation. this afternoon adj
journcd the hearing To- Alhuuucrquc.
whore it win bc resumed tomorrow
morning
Receiver c. g. Murray Nttou'H
John wondt representing the eastern
creditors OF the road, aud the lurHi
attorneys loo The ease departed th.'
afternoon for Albuquerque.
Tho purpose pf tho hearings before
the referee, it is said, is Co decide 5s
to the possibility OF procuring t1
ugrermcnt pf the creditors under
which the ruHd maS ho rcliuy'i oft
i's outstanding indebtedness and to
pave thc wus for It's purchase and
completion into Albuquerque bt u''
named interests o. Be- understood
that tre creditors are to Doe asked ga
urDsr, 30 cents en the dollar iu 0H
ar''IcW,ut uf ih,r .uiWs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
WISCONSIN GOVERNOR
RECOMMENDS REFORMS


"a, Ira-~d Wire Ia Evening Herald
Madison, Wis, Jan o.. BROAD plans
FOR industrial social and crouoWi'
hrttprm,nt Worc recommended 90 IN"
Wisconsin legislature hy Governor
Francis o. MyGovrrn, in his mosstg"
&C. that body to-day some ui the more
prominent recommendations are.
Simpliucttion OF tho income tax
more flexible Vom1us ana chlldr"u's
labor law. t,Notiun uf mineral drpos-
u- underground, general law for reg
ululion of water power mothers pDn-
..on.. minimum wages Tor women
abolition oI prison contract labor al
Waupm. enactment oi 20 'hIde sky
law tor iu, protection ot investors
against 'aud through the worthless
puruurttiuu stu,k-. Hud absent >n,Iu-
pf .guuur NF muI for ..tlz'us "d
of fh,.r humr precincts election d'N
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
COUNTY OFFICIALS
IN SESSION At
STATE CAPITAL
Assessors and Commissioners
Meet to Discuss Plan for
Equalization of Assessments.


Sauta te. 81 81. jan Assessors
representing pightaeu ~ he twenty
siN ,ouutct mct this Anttnoon at the
rtpitoi fur tho uurror' Ot discussing
plans fur tho hct,ormeni of brir Of
n,cf Too meeting whiUh NnYoun.3
iu response io u ctli ISSUED pv As-
SCISSOR GO. llerbort of Cme- county
ia fur ho ostenWblO nurpoH nI detis-
iue pau fur opu,l.aua lnc assera-
lrsn, rlic in thr dinereai counties. p
'nat e1ts NiN bear its iu pgeNef
u3u ot .Hr eurdon Of uppuftlns the
state euNtrumr
g, ts NOT Impossible. however, that
thr matter nI ihe proposed lnN fiXins
in. ..1.r. nf aero surs and other
commit. .II.rr $3.50 Hi-n or up, some
of tp. uuu uf he meeting.
Another ur,tins 800 thc capitol this
afternoon Be- that off thc county com-
ulalurrs. -lNtr,u counties being
rrpr, sert,d 900 tns gathering. the
urrusr ur which ls largely the snmo
us b1t Oi tho lsgosaora
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
OF FFICIALS FAVOR
RESTORATION OF
ARMY CANTEEN
Secretary of War, Surgeon
General aud Congressman
Barh0ldt Join IN Recon-
mendation TO Congress


Washington. Jau ln ntur go
the restoration uf tbe trm .urta.n.
secretary sumsou. SURGEON Gru,rai
Torncy. Rrirodicr CDucru Witncr-
spoon and Rsur, artutnr Wrtbuldt
or Missouri appeared inirr N.'ofo
the huu.s mnuai. Hn..r 0.uw t.r.
tu urge Nr BmthoIlla uI .r ihut
purpose SECRETARY rilnUat .Hid fhut
wlthpuf th, D1ntoun conditions U.r.
ware. than when th. I. uI u..r Hud
U.ui wines WuH allowed 900 lfu5
posts. Secretary SUms.r testified tHlt
tho government was unNuta ia clean
out tHe r,Iuaht district u Colon uc-
fore tho PHulwH c8u1l "Opens TOR
trrUe. Hr vul that un Dds rO M
visit tu ptnnml ho attempted lu open
negotiations tr tbc rut.rumruJ t'
buy t,u acres rnwfuIe.ug In, district
but was uupuie Goo du $50 d,rtD hia
osfer Of hieh price such acgu'si-
tiou would have to hc hy treats vIln
Panama,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09

th. First national bank don't YOU ''
II would not iikc 10 bc sn conDcii ~
as To- Say that
"Wouid yuu Ike to bo so bon 80 80
TO- say that
"td iikr tu hr honest. hni could
not control the management "
wanted t. do anything the others I'D
not want done
Air Baker added that the Wanogn-
m.nt oi the First National was O.
"surl oi happy family
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
MEDIATION OF FIREMEN'S
WAGE DISPUTE ASKED
{ By Leased Wire To- Evening Hcraldl

hy Leased wire To- l.N'nihs H"faNl
Sew York. Jan lhr iir,mru oft
OlN eastern railroads agreed with
the railroad managers today Co Hs.
Martin 4. Knapp. Judge OF 'hy Iurcl
Stat,~ court ul commerce .ud char.
%. N,HL DuIt.d States DHWul--.uu. r
of Labor Goo mediate under ih. Gr.-
m.u a.i 100 lh,'r controversy u.""
wages and nur.ug nudINuu.
TEL rruw. immediately were dis.
patched Co., Washington r..u,.Hrt
Ni,..r. kruU 8ua N.1I fH nrr
arbitrator. Th- agreement w# .ut.
g.-'.U N. rn railroad companies 3.
followed fG, REJECTION inr m"Iu"-
Dg tn. ur.m.u ut 'n. railroads Ir.r
pu.I ru urmrr.'. r1. Hf'.r.n... n.
'.r. .uumHf.. w ...u w,u u' .
proceed UuH.r ,H, arbitration Hgr. ..
mon, .tru.H ..r bon In. nr. a ih.
lu.uWHi..r ..E.n..l.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
ASKED TO
EXONERATE JUDGE
ARCHIBALD
Attorney for Judge Declares
Client Is Guilty of No Crime
of Impeachable Nature.
Tny Leased Wire 10 rvsninE mersIdl

Washington Jar -awmug up
of th" d,rfuse uf Judg, Robert w..
Archibald pt thc commerce youft be-
Iau iu th, scunto Impeachment court
to-day with tNlEuroUs ltatrk nt AleN-
auder Simpson Dr.. n' Philadelphia,
against ihe legai grounds uDub vhich
rnn house managers wore uruccgdug
Mr simpson declared tho prosecutor.
had frankly admitted th1t Jrdr'
Archibald vus accused OF violation ot
NEE spc.n. nu, 1ut hud a.F.t #Iuu
member ot tho e.uriD tu uud boo nis
own conscience lho HW uy which H
judge tur accused Wrst
Iir declared .H, power oi Wprl che
m.ut applied directly tp "tr.s'u,
bribery cor othor heh uUwr. cor mie-
dymr1uurH' hut thu thD hou.. 1sas
attempting to convict IHueo Archibald
when hc vlH bon u.I .uut uf nothing
of criminal nr wr.,n,ut ul"TD
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
STIFF SENTENCES FOR
MILITANT SUFFRAGETTES


London. lVu Inu1 sentences
vcr, pls-,d tndu, uu r.u uf .n. wu-
uui wur.-ru... mn . whom n
recent mHuIus HfHu ,U..s.u 300 70
campaign uf destruction uf th. malls
NhE Eluuehurt Hud Louis A. Cay
tVu ul fn. FIRST to u, rfrastea 100 con
u..Uuu with thue0 uutrtrs. w,r,
.roHanf up l0r riui st ih. Dld wdrs
ndH. .ua HHd,murH iu ,iah, w.uih.
muu.tum.nI neu MA. UlNn-Wrt
Nup .IHU.. Hnd uuHNH goo tr'
about ..,,H' 600 rr.. .I. naH I..r
Imprisoned au Ht,fI occasions u
connection with ihO eJIrs. .'W
r.Iru.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
Ininnclion pctillon Urnutcd.

Sow Yurl. Jam " Th, E"N. n'
m,uts u,fi.uu tuI 3D. permanent 'n.
junction rauiuH th, EHt'ru state.
Retail lmwnrr urNurs association
nrrr,d tu ne % combination BOO r'.
4tr,Iu of Hud.. $500. aruf.A udlR
b, lhr federal district count T.nn
ureumcnis for and nsaInst tho 'nlun'-
uon were heard "a few weeks ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
ARGUMENT NGAINST
TARIFF REDUCTI(

lilA LEASED Wire Ca EvcnlRe llcro'
Washington, Jan. 9.-~,lohn "a
tci or tht Ountts Quarry tAiahaN.
omn1ny witness before the ho'
was. uud means COMMITTEES, tNa
lonicudtd ihat the only resnlf ~
ducnun 81 tnt nFin on mefHle
BLOCKS. noe e5 cents cahla a
would b. 10 diminish me Nnve
fncnta rovenuc Mr. snrreH n
American producers wcre net Du'l
one cents worth ~ interior NNI
into a8eaier New York. 1eeaukQ
the Imported marble.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
LINER BATTLES WITH
GALE OFF QUEENSTOWN


Quo.u-l.Nr Ir,Hud, jHu. "A
tor'up hut .lH Jhy 1901, 't n'.ns
fought uu tre purt n, thr uu.r pmIr
ad,'uuH which ru Southampton
yp.t,fdty lur Sew York I'm" Fh.-
sdcliou uuNrd on Huehcs Point o'
% ,.,rort tus moruin- md since
that hour hos u,rn irving unsn''' ~'-
fully lu rntyr tuy h.rlor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09

W nWvom Iln. H Iu, H. ''-
>numI which Dom IiuwH.n H"'N-
HItB ihc Panther mrNDb af on.ni'.
ust.u ulaN $50 word uHs u..u i
..Iy,U uom th, Panther hut mNE Hi-
u,..ls insist Mnt cher, d. no r,ra'n
10 tear Iur her aNcts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09

TrHmon. n. j, ian %. United state.
.,ultur D'Gormnu uf Sew YORK cam,
nrrr this afternoon ana immediately
went lu tho state house for a confer
.nce with Prosidont-elcot Wilson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
WITNESS EXPLAINS
OPERATIONS Of
POWERFUL
B A n K
George F. Baker, Said to Rank
With Morgan and stillman,
Testifies Before the Money
Trust Committee.
TELLS OF MARVELLOUS
GROWTH OF INSTITUTION
tBy L-ssss wire to Eysn,as HsrsrGI


~ 'ss 1870, W. '" 'e@"@
''
""''h'' ''' '""-" money trust com
Wittc" mag investigate tho 1Haii, ui !
rational banks Was started ON U..u,y !
O., ,,. .o.,r,. ,.a.. ,,l ..,., ...
''""'"H '"' ."'''h'| committee 'h /
animouf., voted O." certify to Speaker ,
Clara tor coutrn,n,. George Henry ol /
sol.plp and ..r.t.,, N.r y.rl /
.y ir,,s, r,ur.l,,. ,n, u,r,s NJ
t,,,.pf,-t...,.. ..e,...r. ...tI..,.l ...t..
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~''''''' .' .'' .' .' .''. -. '''. .'
'.' ". ''. '.'''''" me "'hN go
''' '' '.' '.. '''.'h'. .'''" '' ''
NashuF'ur San. 3d.. G""'Sr g.
l"hrr. hartman of the ruId of th"
lV"t \aN"u"l bank, "l NcW N"tN.
was Wiiu.s' i'dH, h'i"r" N" h"a-'
Wvu.' u..i committee. "r N'N".
Nh" Win J. H"rE'n .nd jam =
S''iinHh W.h'' hr. ''"''InE '
S'n"'' "''tIn''I counsel Tor 'h'
COMMUTE. 'h. MOST u""'I'" hi'"''
"' .utn'"'I' TOD Sew N'rN. '.' 'd'' II
70 '"~'|. '' 0" me l'h"N''.' .."'''''7
"' ih'~' 'Ni'' W'n. lh' N-''" '".''''
no "h"h '"' are I''''r. .N' '"'
l"ldH ln'' control
''dh'i ''"'''.' ih"' 'h IN'I '''
capital "' 90. lif-' N'''"h"I '"NN ".A
N'''''''. '''''.'-'' '' '.'' '' 80
U"o.o"o Do. . dll .l'nd of N'''''o"o.
surplus "' ''', ''"' N'' '''
that dividend. l'' went over ihy
yearly d'Nd"nds SINCE mon Hh'"'n
they ranged from ." I" -" 'p'I ''''
Ia ia" las' l"ni I''r~ d'' '''"'' 20
sst per cent nave been P'lh,
In 1905, h"sid' regular 'l''u'"
ot 50 per cent on 'N'I' ",' .n'nu ~
100 per cent was declared Tor organ
The Washington times., 1913-09-14
WALNUT CHIFFONrERs,

WALNUT CHIFFONIERS.
5000 worth $3.50 ! 5000 worth $500
$3.50 worth $500 tA.00 worth 5000
5000 worth 5000 $500 worth $500
$500 worth $500 $500 worth $1,000
WHITE ENAMELED CHlF.
FONlERS.
1898 worth $1s.50 $3.50 worth $500
1890 worth $3.50 $N.50 worth $z7.09
s145O worth $3.50 $500 worth $500
GOLDEN OAK TABLES.
s475 worth $.B $50 worth $12.00
$500 worth $3.50 $500 worth 5000
MAHOGANY TABLES.
$50 worth $3.50 $3.50 worth $500
$3.50 worth $120O $12.O0 worth 5000
1880 worth 1880 I $3.50 worth $500
$1,000 worth $500 $3.50 worth $3.50
DINING ROOM TABLES.
$1,000 worth 1850 $3.50 worth 5000
$1050 worth $3.50 $500 worth $500
$3.50 worth $500 $Sl 80 worth 5000
5000 worth $3.50 $500 worth $500
MAHOGANY TABLES.
$35. 90 worth $500 $500 worth $500
$500 worth $500 5000 worth $500
The Washington times., 1913-09-14

EXTRA
The Furniture pictured
to the right is at net prices
which are low beyond
precedent.
A critical inspection of
these pieces is requested,
with the assurance that 1
bargains superlatiyely
best will be recognized.
The Washington times., 1913-09-14
GOLDEN OAK BUREAUS,

GOLDEN OAK BUREAUS.
$3.50 worth $140O $500 worth 5000
$3.50 worth 5000 $500 worth s72.0o
WALNUT BUREAUS.
$3.50 worth $500 $500 worth 5000
$500 worth s6sW $1,000 worth $l56.oO
MAHOGANY BUREAUS.
5000 worth sH.0O 's54o worth $500
$500 worth s4s.eo $3.50 worth 5000
$3.50 worth $500 $3.50 worth $3.50
$500 worth $500 5000 worth $4,000
WHITE ENAMELED BUREAUS.
$3.50 worth 5000 $3.50 worth $500
$17.50 worth $500 $3.50 worth $500
GOLDEN OAK CHIFFONIERs.
S17.0O worth $500 $500 worth 5000
$500 worth $3.50 5000 worth $500
MAHOGANY CHIFFONIERs.
$17.O worth $2500 $500 worth $3.50
$500 worth $3.50 $500 worth 5000
5000 worth $3.50 $500 worth $500
$21.0e worth 5000 $500 worth 5000
$500 worth $500 $500 worth $4,000
The Washington times., 1913-09-14
Values are up to $500

01sVS values to 81
Berry Bowls, Sin;
Pitchers, Oil Jugs,
Celery Trays. Sugars,
and Creams, Baskets,
Comports on high
foot.
The Washington times., 1913-09-14
FUslED OAK EXTENSION

FUAIED OAK EXTENSION
.s TABLES.
$17.00 worth $3.50 $S1.50 worth 5000
1850 worth $500 $500 worth $45.0
$E.0O worth $a2.5o $3.50 worth $500
GOLDEN OAK SIDE TABLES
sl2eo worth 5000 $16.Oo worth 200
$14.00 worth $24.oo 5000 worth N7.eo
DINING CHAIRS.
;s.SS i worth SO $50 worth So
H.7s worth NO 400 worth $50
&00 worth Sko0 $50 worth 500
500 worth $500 800 worth 500
GOLDEN OAK SIDE: TABLES.
S120O worth 5000 1890 worth 5000
$t4.O0 worth $2Aoo 5000 worth $27.W
MAHOGANY CHINA CIOsETs.
$500 worth $500 $500 worth 5000
MAHOGANY SIDE TABLES.
N4.00 worth $500 $3.50 worth 33200
$12.0 worth S900 S26.oo worth $50
5000 worth 5000 $8.00 worth $3.50
1000 worth $500
The Washington times., 1913-09-14
LIVING ROOM SUITES.

LIVING ROOM SUITES.
Tive PSeees.
$3.50 worth S1eQ0o | E5.0e worth $13Aeq
5000 worth slos.eo 1O6lo0 worth $1akeo
ThPee .Pleeesy
5000 worth 5000 $500 worth @losp
s6o.Oe worth $500 s7keo worth Sf.Aeo
$500 worth aes.ae N0aW worth slAss
THREE.PIECE PARIsOR SUITES.
$500 worth $500 $l7.50 worth SR1e
5000 worth $l2l.oo $40 worth 96zov
$3.50 worth $500 $sl5o worth S0.se
LEATHtsR FuKNlTURE.
$40 worth Sl1.0e S1s.0o worth Sz&eu
$500 worth $500 sas.o worth s1Ao
3lO.5O worth sls.oe $2s.so worth Qls
SLIGO worth $1s.50 SE5e worth @61o
s12.oo worth N7.5e $500 worth &xGo
$3.50 worth $1Aso | $l7.sO worth 9an
$1600 worth $20n [ $67.0O worth S00o
$16.o0 worth $500 Se0O0 worth @5k0
Sl&0O worth. 32l.6 $1,000 worth &1lAm
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-07
WOOD FOUND INNOCENT

Boston, June 7.-Red-eyed and
haggard after an an-night session,
the jury in the Wood dynamite con-
spiracy case returned to the court
room at 10 o'clock this morning and
rendered a verdict that came as
distinct surprise.
William M. Wood, head of the
$60,000,000 wooden trust" was
found innocent of every count and
acquitted. The jurors announced
that there had been a disagreement
on the first four counts in the indict-
ment against Frederick E. Atteaux,
wealthy dye manufacturer, but ac-
quilted him.
Dennis j. Collins, the Cambridge
dog fancier, who was codefendant
with Wood and Atteaux, but turned
states evidence, was found guilty on
the first two counts.
-O-O-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-07
The VAN KEUREN CASE

The aged parents of Mrs. Louis
Van Keuren, who shot and killed her
husband, John B. Van Keuren, came
to her rescue today, and scheduled
$4,000 worth of real estate to obtain
her release from the county Jail.
1t is expected the widow will be re-
leased before night.
George Penrose, the South Side
ieweler, who confessed he was in
Mrs. Van Keuren's fat few minutes
before the shooting, has been re-
leased on SIS, 900 bond, furnished by
six friends and his wife.
you'll never see me here again, -
said Penrose as he walked from. the
county jail. 81 had nothing to do
with the killing. tried to make
peace in the family"
The funeral of Van Keuren was
held yesterday. Mrs. Van Keuren
was the only member of the family
who was not present. She could
have gone under guard, but was too
sick to leave her cell
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-07

THAT girl over there is awfuIIy
loud" you mean the one with the
bangs?"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-07


money others higher Of interest He money broker mid
dlenan aned few them
leaders humanity anything outside Of borrowing and lending money
Allen W. Allen g.
anhe
Columbus Ohio
appealed his him. The old putting off,
refused
his break he his
around his boy and said:
SON. don't boy of mine atmosphere of
tenth of
Allen Thurman himself saved from be-
coming banker bUtsad tebame instead and still
leading Influential business
citizens leading
prominent enjoy
stage. I enjoy anybody who makes me laugh.
fact think Willie Collier of leading citizen than George
Reynolds,
pie laugh He leads to laughter people
Chicago would
Reynolds. He handles millions the peoples
THE VAN KEUREN CASE WOOD FOUND INNOCENT
aged parents Louis Boston, 7-Red-eyed
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-10
Duluth Cnsh Close.
Duluth Flax.
Evening Grain letter.

Chicago, May 1O.-Wheat has been
etloHS with an upward tendency the
sieater portion of the day. There was
no news or Importance, but strength in
-; Io"tSe Grams and oVersold conditions
IN the wheat pit resulted in a Il "a q
gam from last nights figures. Strengfh
IN minneapolis was also a helm yvhere
sHorLs were reported to be GOVERNS.
lTee1y. Export business at a stand.
Stii win controversy over draft terms
SUN on. There is little to be said re-
5alu!ns the market except that there
IS sui quite a concentrated short In
terest, which might be forced to cover
on any further upturn.- With s~troneer
caoles fonda this fact might easily
De accomplished. We, therefore. favor
closing level. Aioll
CORN was strong all day with trade
largely professional. There was Ittio
pressure to sell in evidence and The
strength IN oats helped corn prices r1a
Lerlal1y. Cash demand was yerv mod
crate in the east, while the co,nt 49,
especially southwest, offered corn fGr
Niay.June shipment rather freely Sea
nothing in the situation to wa rrapt
present advance and feel that sales
are advisable. 0iiAe
oats were the strongest feature on
the list. Shorts in May, covered ofreeiw
ana values Of May gained almost Ican+
eve night, with about nc for the othnr
Lures: The talk of drought was
SGns IN the shape of rainfall in drv
ulstrlcts. Theory now is that moor
SEED is responsible and thew arc XII iii
tng oats on this basis. Meanwhile
sne roWln crop in all sections bur
fon+ palLs OF INDIANA, IS making salts
nr es progress. We favor sales at
Chas. E. Lewis e, 90