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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14
Cardinal Gibbons and Cardinal Farley
Endorse National Tuberculosis Day
Eminent Prelates Cooperate
With National Association
in Campaign to Wipe Dat
scourge.

Now York. Nov IA Both Cardinal
Gibbons aud Cardinal Fnrioy have en-
dorscd the movement for the obscrv-
anco of the Fourth National Tuber-
culos.s day ON December 1th, accord
ing to an announcement made today
by tho National Association for the
study aud Prevention of Tuberculosis
Cardinal Gibbons. who has for a
long time taken an active interest Ia
the anti-tubcrculosis fight IN Mary
land writes to Mr.. n. Writ Steele,
secretary OF the Maryland Association
for the Prevention aud Relief Of Tu-
bcrculosis wishing him success IN the
Tuberculosis day movement, ana OK
pressing his interest and appreciation
Among other things ne SAYS
"My wonder has been aroused by
the simplicity Of the arms used Ia this
warfare- namely rational living ana
cleanliness which are within the
reach OF an.
81 shall follow with special interest
an your efforts In this splendid pro-
pagauda against the terrible disease,
and hope the rcsultH OF your labor
viii be commemorate with the zeal.
The energy and solf-sacrifice which
I you and your fellow workers are de-
/ voting Co the work
"I con remember we'll the rnvngcs
made by yellow fever in days gone
] by. but rejoice TO see that the medi-
cal fraternity have conquered H.
/ II trust Tint YOU will hc equally
| successful against tuberculosis
/ Cardinal Farley in u letter to nv
Frank IT, Mann. secretary of the Now
! York city committee on prevention
! Of tuberculosis o. even more emphn
] tic On hls support ~ the Tuhcrcul!o-
sis day campaign Tie has spoken
Ito the clergy under his supervision
about assisting In this movement and
has directed that the work Doe pro
noted in all the parochial schools lu
his letter to Mr. Mann. the cardinal
says:
"Your work must commend Itself
10 every human soul as IL aims o.
free from uu cvil that has blighted
many family and 90 destroy o.
source of conugion that knows n,
barrier
ga ala not take more thnn twcnt
wears in the post Co make smallpox
which had countless victims leo IT,
lday almost ON unknown terror Iuh
was accomplished through local san
litary efforts and we may expect, u
your organization can prevail upoi
Ian To use personal sanitary effort
Ito see tho white Plague banishe'
from our midst IN the not distau
future.
1.-THE campaign of education an'
regulation must continue until al
shall know their duty and hnye tn
determination to push forward al
preventive effort against It's nrocdinl
places go that neither occupation
residence, or personal habit shall Civ
occasion Co iis Development"
Any clergyman Wishing 10 'ohscrv
Tuberculosis day may obtain litcrn
turc free of charge from the Nation
I u Association for M" Study and IRE
| yautiun OF Tuberculosis, t05 Eust 22n'
| street. New York city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14
BEST NUMBER OF
SANTA FE TRAIL
MAGAZINE
Albuquerque Featured in At
tractive Issue of Publication
Which Now Makes Home in
This City.

Albuquerque. tho Inevitable" Is "a
mnsterly presentation of the claims OF
thls city "a be- the metropolis OF the
southwest which appears editorlaliy
with Illustrations la the November
number of the Santa Fc Trail Maya
zine Fcnton j. spHulding editor
which has just boon placed in the
malls here today
The Santa Re Trail D. now an Al
buoucrquo institution and h Is fitting
that the city absolutely dominating
the situation ass the editor puts d.
should receive special attention. "Thc
Elu Gr1udr North of Albuquerque.
"a beautiful view iu colors forms the
cover design OF this handsome issue
of splendid ana up-to-datc maya
zinc.
other articles worthy Of special
mention arc. "Thp Cold on Badly
| Muuuten %. Mark Thine. "Thr old
Santa Pc Trad,' boy Ralph y. Twitch-
I,iu Pete Masou's Gold Mine" by
IC Mitchell Wells; Chapter III of
| maxwell and his Neighbour bog MT
spauldlng: and q clcycr 'Ncw MrNic.
! Alphabet" by w ~. MCDOWELL; -
J pay WIN tho Ducks" by tho editor
] I'D fine Illustrated article on the Pan'
ma canal hv ~. NJ Hazlitt; "a hunrl
of clover and entertaining stories an'
! miscellany and also another ltt"
/ boosting editorial for this city en-
Titled. Albuquerque Gets I'm which
4 She sure do.
Il The Illustrations are cspccial'
Il fine: current events pictures are no
II table and altogether this rs the hes
copy of the Santa Zee Trail yet pub
II lI.hnh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14
ADJUTANT GENERAL IN
ALBUQUERQUE WITH
GOVERNOR LAST NIGHT

Adjmant General Harry T. Herring
yas' in Albuquerque for short
me last night. arriving here
18th Governor Mcdonald and state
Engineer French and leaving at 1853
COR Roswell whore he viii close up
1is affairs preparatory Co taking 49,
lis official residence in Roswell.
The appointment of General Her
ing has been somewhat sharply cri
icisod by militia officers and others.
ut Governor Mcdonald Is con-
ldcnt that the new adiutdui
general will make good and
hat before many months the mcr
Sho are now criticising him viii De.
come his warmcst supporters.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14

probably be- required after tho Christ
schools ono teacher O. handlirB over
fifty pupils. which h too many whom
the grades are mixed.
superintendent Monioya wap today
notified OF the resignation OF Mra.
Tiilie Sanchez. who FOR come time
has been teaching the iifiy-six pupils
40 the Del Rio school Mrs. sanchcH
resigns on account 81 falling health.
Her place viii be taken. temporarily
at least by Miss Edith fsoebs OF this
city. a graduate Of the normal depart
ment OF the New Mexico university
and tho holder OF a professional GER
tlficate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14
OFFICERS NEGLECTED
IOII ENSUING YEAR

AZ tho closing session OF the Bank
crs' association at the Commercial
club yesterday Afternoon, the follow .
ing officers were elected Co serve for
the ensuing term.
President r. Hoskins, cashier
of tho san Miguel National bank, Of
East Las Vegas
Vice prosidcnt-J -. Herndon'
president of the state National bank
LOT Albuquerque.
Treasurer Roy Mcdonald. cashier
Of the state National bank Of Albu-
uucrqup.
secretary--J C.. Christensen, as
s.stant cashier of the First National
bank Of Ration
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14
PERSONALS

Announcement was made today of
the forthcoming marriage Of Ramon
H. ortiz and Miss Eva O'BannOn. the
ceremony 90 take place at the Church
uf san Felipe dc Ncri, Monday morn
ing az g O'Clock. In the evening "a
danco win be- given in Society hall
old Aihuquorque. IN honor ~ the
hnupv couple. Mr. ortiz rs the cid
esq son OF Attorney NJ. G. ortiz while
tho bride Is niece OF Mr. and Mrs
Louis OBannon.
Bids for the Improvement Of the
interior of the federal building ana
the building Of retaining wall on
the west side of the structure viii b."
opcned by Postmaster Hopkins to-
morrow afternoon az 3 o'clock. lt
is understood chat several contractors
from outside points have submitted
bids for the work.
clinton 3. Burns. member of the
American Society Of civil Engineers
of the American Watorworks associn-
ton and New Engand WaterW ork'
association and consulting engineer
is I'm tho city today being shown
around by Mayor Sellers. Mr. Burns
IA Of the firm of Burns and Mchon'
nell. civil. hydraulic and sanitary en-
gincors ~ Kansas CITY The firm hat
designed over goo municipal systems
Mr.. Burns has been In Rlverside
cal. where the city has purchased
private watcrworks system and h. eH
tending a. TIE enterprise cOstn'
.EI.1Gn 900.
Nick C. Falladino tho local bowl
49,. SNORT has aruaulvqu IA hnfylinI
team called the Wizards, who shal
lenge an corners, 'ho members beinl
Carl Wcidinger Wick London 1877
Wilson, John Wilson and Nick Palla
dino
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14
FULL HOUSE TONIGHT
WILL GREET FUNNY
''OFFICER 666"
Seats Are at Premium---Believ-
ed Offering Will Be One Of
Best of Season.

= There win De mighty few va .
. cant spaces Ia the Elks' theater =
= tonight when the curtain rises =
. ON "Officor $50" the farce =
. which has made such universal .
. hit over the country and which =
. u is believed viii be one OF =
. the very best things seen here .
= this season. The scat sale has =
. been a rapid one from the first =
. and II YOU want 10 get one at the 9
. box office tonight you will prob =
. ably have 90 hurry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14
DEMAND FOR TEACHERS
IN BERNALILLO COUNTY

with the constantly growing at
tendance In the county schools
County superintendent A. MOntoya
faces the problem OF finding a NUM-
her OF teachers whose services Will
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14
Deming Will Have 20 Repre-
sentative Business Men Be
fore Interstate Commerce
Commission Here.
ROSWELL TO GO AFTER
CUT RATES TO LIMIT

with Dcmine. Roswell Albuquer-
quo and other towns az complalnania.
and ID pnso 1ghtinz against rate re-
ductlons In New Mexico. Tho meeting
Of tho Interstate commerce commits
sion ia this city November 30 and ~
for n hearing on freight rates PRONE
lscs To be one OF the most important
ever held in this part OF The country.
while Albuquerque has been more
or less quicscont, Deming and Ros-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14
LESS THAN FORTY
PER CENT OF COUNTRY
WELL CULTIVATED

(By leased Wire 20 I;Vsufng Hcraie.i
Manchester. y. r., Nov. l4.--icss
than forty per cent of the pountry's
cultivated land Is reasonably well
cultivated and less than re per cent
Is yielding maximum returns. score
tary Houston Of the department ~
agriculture told the National Grange
OF Patrons Of Husbandry. In forty
seventh annual convention here To-
day. that the hest figures obtainablo
led TO SUCH q conclusion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14
LEAPS TO LIBERTY
EN- ROUTE TO GALL0WS
rBy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. ]

Fort Smith. Ark, Nov 1A--Arthur
Tilmau. q years old, under sentence
Of death for the murder Of Miss Am-
anda stephens, lonpod from n train
near Perry Ark. while being takon
to tho state pcnltontiary today, and
escaped Tillman was 20 be hanged
March ! o, next az Paris.
Miss stephens, who wns 10 years
old. was shot 10 death last March ana
her body buried in we'll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14

Tonight. n you feel dun and stupid
~ bilious and lpntcd takc "a dose
Il Chamberlain Tablets and YOU win
eel AN right tomorrow. For sale hy
an druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14

Have you cough or cold9 Chcci,
O before Sos too huo. EucuNptuH
yrup viii do H. soc bottle at
Ruppo's.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14
PROHIBS PLAN TO
RAISE MILLION FOR
THE CAMPAIGN FUND

CBy Leased Wire 20 Evening tlernIsk.l
Columb,is. o.. Nov. if.--Pians "a
raise fund Of $1,000. GOO for the
presidential campaign Of 1915 and
10 elect ten members 81 congress-
next year were outlined today BY a
Concentration COMMITTEES" % Prohi-
billion party leaders
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14

Absolutely every Hat in the
house at one-half price, to
make room for mid-winter
stock. Ferguson, 109 South
Fourth st.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14
Ladies Coats, worth $25, for
$3.50. THE MODEL co.

Try HERALD want ads, they
bring results.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14

$25 Ladies' Coats at 1898.
See them in our window. THE
MODEL co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14
SUIT FOR BREACH
Of SHEEP SALE
CONTRACT
Cause of Culp-Barth Company
VS.. Jesus M. Sandoval on Be-
fore District Court Without
Jury.

The case Of the Culp-Barth sheep
company vs. Jesus NJ. sandoval is on
trial In the district court before judge
Reynolds. jury having been waived
The action Is one for damages In
the sum of S2,sOO for alleged breach
of contract In the purchase of some
sheep Mann 4 Nenable represent
the plaintiff, while Neill -. Field, as
sisted by Harry -. Cornell, Is con-
Quoting the defense.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14

Judgment in favor OF Elfego Baca
In an action against e.. :. de Garcia
and dozen or more residents of
Los Grlogos was handed down by
Judge Reynolds. The action was one
10 quiet title to certain parcels OF
land In Los Griogos precinct.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-14

The case Of celso Lopez vs.. y. +
GIN was today dismissed at the cosI
OF plaintiff, who failed 20 appear "a
prosecute his claim. The action grew
out of dispute over the sale of d
horse valued at $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13
Observes Whispering.

When Senator Reed came to letters
about strike In Philadelphia Nulhall
thought Attorneys McCarter and Emery
were whispering about his testimony and
over the shoulders Of senator
II see gentlemen sitting behind you, -
he said TO the committee Interested in
strikes, and would like to DO cross-ex-
enined now about these letters. This Is
q fight to the finish and all 7 want II TO
be is a square fight. 1t is no laughing
matter This fight IS only begun"
The strike Mulhnll referred 10 occurred
in 1905. He swore Secretary Cushing had
instructed him TO so 70 Philadelphia and
take part IN trying 10 break IT,
To cover up his real activity, he
said, Gushing gave him letter appoint
ing him TO IN arbitration board.
"lf there was any publicity IN the
matter 1 was 10 show this letter and
clear. my skirts OF any activity in the
case said Mulhall, IT had Collins and
Price and several others TO whom / paid
money weekly" said Mulhal. "T had
Ryan thore. who was with ME IN the
Hughes campaign paid him $50 O
week"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13
WALLACE IN Hot
WATER OVER JOB
Continued from Page one.)

only one in Utah which has dared to
defended the president, and feel that
! ought not to be punished by the with
drawal of endorsements of the Demo.
erats.''
In conclusion. Mr.. Peet respectfully
requests that he have the appointment,
and calls attention to attached editorial
clippings from the Tremonton Times OF
May 90 and June 5, l2, 10 and 90, All
Of the papers in the case including the
made b. National
Committeeman Wallace and Judge
Thurman OF Elias Anderson, have been
referred TO the first assistant postmas-
ter general Cor his consideration and
1t is expected that
final action will not be taken for con.
siderable time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13
States Purpose.

Mulhau testified that his activities
were directed toward preventing SYM
pathetic strikes in Philadelphia. Keeping
TO control the Central Labor union OF
Philadelphia, through men in that union
Before tho committee took a recess
Jackson ID ~. Ralston; an a8ttoTney, ap,
Labor. He said the fedora tion would
aid the committee and produce all books
and Information in IT'S possession bear
Ing on tho inquiry. His report for ap-
pearance was taken under advisement
with that OF McCarter
The senate committee reassenbled at
2s0 p. m. and adjourned To 10 n. N.
Monday
Mulhall It was announced, had gone TO
New York. He will return Monday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13

state OF Jalisco. The buildings Of the
Gold Standard company We're destroyed
and those OF the Boca Ancha badly dam
aged. The American officials escaped
rom the place before the arrival OF the
rebels
p. c. Johnson. the English owner OF the
AlcihuataI hacienda in the AutlGnd dis
trlct of Jal!sco. was driven off the place
by the rebels and Is hiding with his wife
In the mountains Orders have been sent
70 the nearest troops 10 attempt TO rescue
them.
Rebels cut of the finFers OF the Mexi-
can owner of an adjoining ranch with a
chlsel because he was unable TO procure
$1,000 which they demanded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13

ssny pimple spreads to the side Of
n0 hsSs and often covers the checks
|sbetiase OF the nose. 1t is very de-
ktsrna,9 20 the tissues OF the skin, No
ths treatments will overcome IL,
fhs Luee or lupus Is from impurities
|sihss iooo supply The only known
\ unas cure Is to get the blood sup
|nous T. tne control Of s. 8. ST. the
Ia - olood specific. It's action is
&es nnarkable mn and has direct inhu-
lssels tne network Of small blood
Not ana glands In the skin.
1ed n, .s orop Of minerals or drugs Is
I'd inss.s US preparation. ASK for s. S. s.
|atod upon having IL. For Mas
tS s,v,,ooo sook on sk!n diseases write
Rlubs A,lante, Ga Do not allow some
Aloo,v vserE TO larrup the atmosphere
1ods osce ss over something "just as
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13
MORE LETTERS ARE
PUT INTO RECORD
Documents Explained by the
Self.confessed Lobbyist and
New Names Are Added
to Extended List.
By WILLIAM EOSTER,.

~ Interua loaal News Service.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE trail
u William Barnes, Jr., was struck in
|he senate lobby Investigations today.
1 In 1905 State Senator Page introduced
bill at Albany, under the provisions
.f which the burden OF proof was
phced on the defendant in all actions
Df lsboring men TO recover damages in
Fhich contributory negligence was of.
bred as a defense.
According to Mulhan, the copfessing
gent of the National Association of
Manufacturers, Marshall Cushing, the
ecretary, decided that this was the
pf Of measure that should be killed
',id he sent Mulhall 10 Albany to make
BE killing.
"What did you doi'' asked Senator
CsnminS.
"Well, ! didn I have to see many
srsons up there at that time Mul-
Iall declared, "'to take care OF a bill.
A11 i had to do was to see Boss Barnes.
knew him very we'll"
"And you saw him7"
"Yes.n
ibid you tell him you were repre-
enting the National Association OF
ganufacturers?"
"Yes."
"And you told him it was to his in
arests to have the bill defeated9''
Blu Never Reported.
Eyes
The measure never was reported out
the judiciary committee Though it
2s bill primarily intended for the
dvantage OF the workman, Mulhall,
ae friend of the workingman, saw to
slaughter.
DID you oppose the billi' asked
enhtor Cummins. "because you
a0ught it bad thing for the working
rsnl"
mo"
Then for what reason7n
Cushing didn t want it passed, -
piled Mulhall.
another interesting picture presented
4 Mulhall was that Of former Senator
sson ". Aldricb OF Rhode Island,
ne time boss of the United States
aste' appealing over the telephone to
head Of the bartenders' union in
'0ndence, r. L, for support in his
npaigr for reelection.
Anlhall ascribed q membership Of
IN this union in Providence, which
0mpted Senator Nelson, who is get
p moro fun than anybody else out
'nis investigation, to ask innocent,
Enhghten me as to this. In so
ssn place how could there possibly
membership Of 900 in a barfenders' ,
efeat of Hughes.
now the defeat Of William Hughes,
senator from New Jersey, then
representative In congress, was en-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13
Rooseyelt's Outing.

ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ, July 12,-coIs
Theodore Roosevelt and sons Archibald
and Quentin left al noon today for the
Grand Canyon of the Colorado. where
a pack train for the Hopi and Moki
Indian villages TO witness the sacred
snake dances and TO visit the Painted
desert.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13
Fear Intervention.

I'll. PAsO Tex. july le.-Juarez Of
ticials received n message from Ch!hua-
hUa today stating that the relief column
Of Pascual OroZco. advancing from the
south and repairing the railroad into
chihuahua, had repuIsed the rebels at
Mapu!a near Chihuahua. killing 10,
Federal authorities stated that Venus
tlano CarranZa. leader OF the constitu-
ionalIsts In northern Mexico. had or
derod Pancho Villa not 10 attack JuareZ
don.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13
Released.

LAREDO. Tex, July l2-Peremptory
demands by American authorities today
obtained the release of the three re-
naming American prisoners held by con-
stItutionalists at Hidalgo. Mexico. Two
with the Americans were freed. The
party was escorted to the border by
United States Consul Garrett OF Neuvo
held the party for $4,000 ransom. The
Americans released today were tho elder
Hazelrigs. William Randolph end Isaac
Cade
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13
Goes to See Barnes.

The inquiry shifted to Albany, N. Z.
The Introduction Of u bill In the state
legislature by Senator Page. which
would have placed the burden Of proof
upon the defendant IN cases OF injury
from negligence was discussed.
Gushing sent me to oppose the bill as
something that ought not to pass at TINT
time" said Mulhall
Senator Cummins asked who Mu!han
saw in Albany when ne worked against
the bill.
You didn't have to SEQ many persons
IN Albany at that time TO stop @ bin Of
that kind. 7 sew Boss Barnes"
Through him you defeated the oill7'
II believe did. I knew him for many
years"
You told him you were working for
the National Association OF Manufactur-
ers?"
Yes, sir"
Mulhall said Mr.. Cush!ngs Office gave
him list of members Of committees In
the New York legislature whom ne was
20. see. All the names he could not iden-
ufy.
81 know saw Judge Addineton.' he
said, because I had an intimate ac-
quaintance with him from the campaign
Of 1855
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13
Pretended Honesty.

Others pretended TO be honestly op-
posed 10 II because you paid them to-"
suggested Mr.. Walsh.
Yes. that's Il"
IN report February Is. 1905. 70 Cush-
ing upon political Developments In Balti-
more. Mulhan quoted George 3. Squires,
a bookkeeper Tor the American Fedora
ton OF Labor. on the support the labor
forces were giving McComas and the
fight they were making for anti-inJunc-
t!on and eight-hour legislation. Gushing
had instructed him TO keep In touch
with Squires" TO find out what the
American Federation of Labor was do
ing
WAS squ!res acting in good faith or
was he spy in the union headquarters
employed by the National Association Of
Manufacturers? asked Senator Cum
Minis.
Not at that time. but later on he was
acting as spy for Gushing in the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor" replied Null
hall.
The campaign In support of Represen-
tative Charles B. Littlef1ed in Maine
was taken up In other letters.
a Gushing letter TO Mulhall. June 8,
1905, said:
IT guess It Is better for you to stay
out OF the Central Labor union'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13
Rebels Loot and Burn.

Rebels today looted and burned the camps
OF the Boca Ancha Mining company. a
Chicago concern. and OF the Gold stan
dard Mining company a Philadelphia
concern. In the Parnaso district OF the