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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-02
FAST TRAIN TEL ESCOPED
By EXPRESS TR AIN BE lind
OFFENDER TERM
OF CIRCUIT COURT
FAIR OPEN TONIGHT.

The fair grounds will be !
open this evening from 6 to 10 !
O'Clock and an admission of !
twenty-five cents will be :
charged. The floral and other :
halls viii be brilliantly lighted .
and open wide for all visitors. .
The grounds will also be !
brightly lit. .
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-02
BEATEN TO DEATH
Is the Wife of a Wealthy Far
mer Supposedly by
Two Tramps.
nv Assoe,.rEo .ssuy

RIcE's LANDING. Pa. sept q
Mrs. Josie Price. wife OF Oliver Price,
a wealthy farmer. was beaten 10 death
in her home near heretoday and her
twelve-year-old granddaughter proba-
hly fatally injured. Neighbors dis
covered the crime at noon. The po-
lice are looking for two tramps seen
near the Price home last night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-02
PROUD GRANDFATHER.

The Rev. Felix X. struve is {
grandfather, an experience he never
had before. The stork left a prett,
girl baby at the h6ne of DR.. and Mrs
John B. Payne, of stealey Heights
last might. Mrs. Payne Is daughte,
OF the minister mentioned herein.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-02
NEW BANK.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-The comp
troller of the currency has received
an application for permission to or
gonize the Young Peoples Bank OF
Huntington, with capital of $500,
900. The applicants are r. Frank
lin Teel, L. ]. coffman, A. NJ. Gil
moer, I. j. Maynard and II. Solomon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-02
sew posroFrIcE.

WASHINGTON. D. G. Sept. =
congressman-at-Large Howard Suth-
erland has succeeded in having post
office established at Rogunning, Logan
county, about two miles from Ethel.
1t will be opened as soon as post
master has been selected in accord
ance with the regulations.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-02
Thirteen Persons Are Killed
and Fifty Others Are
Seriously Injured.
WRECK IN Dense zoe
Express Train Crashes into
Sleeping Cars of the
Other Train.
~ AaeeeIArEn sarsal

my AsboGlATEn PAHtD
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 2.-The
second section of the Bar Harbor
Limited, the New Haven railroads
finest train was felescoped by the
first section of the White Mountain
express while the former was stand
Ing in a block outside this city at 1855
this morning. The number of dead
Is thirteen. The injured number
about fifty. All the dead and injured
were in the three rear sleeping cars.
No one was seriously injured on the
White Mountain express. Both trains
were heavily laden with excursionists.
They were running behind time
through a heavy fog, The Bar Harbor
Limited was stopped in the block but
the last car of the long train was just
ON the edge of the block limit. The
signal had cleared and the express
had gotten under slight Roadway when
the White Mountain express came
along. The engineer OF the latter was
unable to stop his engine and crashed
completely through two of the sleep
ets OF the Bar Harbor train.
The shock Of the collision was so
terrific that linen and bedclothing
from the berths in the sleepers were
swept out of the broken windows and
carried to the telegraph wires, where
1t still hung when the wrecking traia
arrived.
The White Mountain express was
scarcely scratched by the collision.
l. proceeded on is way within a few
hours.
Seven Boys Killed.
The overtime sleeper was, almost
entirely occupied by camping party
OF boys returning from Monmouth,
Me. Their homes were in New York,
Philadelphia, and various parts of the
South. Seven bodies were taken
from this car.
All the passengers we're in their
berths and in their night clothes, max
ing Identification difficult.
The engineer OF the White Mountain
express stuck to his post and was
only slightly hurt
The two sleepers which were struck
were mass Of splinters. The loco
motive ran on top Of the wreckage
and remained almost upright for a
considerable time. The engine was of
the type that was in the recent dis
astrous wreck at Stanford.
An investigation was begun into the
wreck at 10 O'clock. The dead bodies
were removed to a temporary morgue
in a trolley barn. Engineer Miller Of
the White Mountain express, said:
The fog was so thick that didn't
see the signal set against me until
l was almost abreast OF it; then I
did all 1 could to stop the train. / set
all the brakes AID jumped"
The collision occurred on straight
stretch of track hut the fog was very
dense at the time. 1t was a mile be-
low the North Haven salt meadows,
which run down to the tidewater Of
the sound and over which at this sea-
son of the year thick banks of fog
roll up every morning, The grade is
slightly descending and the line here
is a very fast stretch Of track.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-02
MORGAN is WORRIED
OVER THE BIG WRECK

NEW YORK, Sept 2.-J, Pierpont
Morgan and George f. Baker, presi-
dent of the First National Bank. hur-
ried to the office Of the New Haven
railroad as soon as they heard of the
wreck. Mr.. Morgan said he had no
friends on board the train and con-
tinued: 1--WE don't like this sort o.
thing to happen"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-02
ELI1s TO MEET.

The local lodge OF Elks will hold q,
regular meeting at s O'Clock this
evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-02

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18
NOTION

Notice u hereby given that % ~
ruary 81. tols. ! viii cell at paeli<
nuctiou q YainAx. Oregon. The fol-
lowing described horses:
One hipshoe horss. bay. with sesspe
On face. weight about 900 posads'
brand Z and : connected. about J
years old. One bay mare. about J
years old. brand inverted y % right
slouldsr, weighs about 600 pounas'
One sorrsl ysarlins horse eolt ~
branded. One brown mare. veisA'
about 600 pounds. white 10 faee'
about ~ years old. braAd : % 'es'
shoulder. one ~ marc. With whiee
In face. weighs about 80 pouAee.
about Is ysars old. branded ! aAd J
connected. on right shoulder.
Any person claiming any one o.
more OF these horses viii prsesn( ~
claim at or on the above Asee q
Yainax or klamath Agency.
These horses are estsays. and w
be cold unless claim \ estahllehed y
owner ana sspsnss Of tesdins paae
Address al communicates - ueeeu
watson. klamath Agency. oregoa. q
y. n. Holman. yainaz. ofseea.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18

Aanisissssses's Nesics q t'i,lsg viaaI
In the County Court o. ne Oeats el
Ossgoa. Tor klamath Cessv.
In the hsttss Of the Estate Of Aaa l.
Kiansy. Dscsass1.
Notice h hereby sivss that I hsvs
disd NJ Asai sssoust ssd report q
administsasos Of the sstats Of AAs L.
kinasy. dscsassd. and the shove -.
titisd court has axsd upon 10 o'cIeeh
In the fossnooa Of March .. 1913. q
the time. and the covnty eovss seon
In the eourt house Of Klamath eeun-
~. Oregon. IN the city Of klamath
Falls In said cousty. - The plses
whom and where any person nay pre-
snt any objsctioa OF sscsptios 70 aay.
thing therein contained. o. 70 asy.
thiss done By me ~ Adninistsatos.
and at the same time and place The
said court viii nnaily sstfis the sail
accossl
This sotics u published pursuant
10 order Of the shove sstitlsl sourl
made January -. isls. asd ths asse
publication y made o. January -.
1919.
A. KINNEY.
Adniaislrstos ef he nstats os "A
L. kisasy. Deeeased.
KUYKHNDALL 4 vgR0uvoN.
Attorneys fos ths Aloiaistsases.
l-99-3-91s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18
WASHINGTON WAITS
FOR sUFFRAaT1Es
CAPITAL GRADUALLY n1Al11DtO
WHAT NEW DRAn4Unvs
THERE WILL ~ m IN MArO.
UIlAL PNOCEoGsOU

Caite1 Prose 0eeviso
WARRINGTON. D. c.. ~. is.---
This city during the iase vssk has
sradusily swaksnsd u ths fsst thai
it y In the midst Of the greatest 70
man suffrage crusade ever Attempted
on . national scale u ths Unitsd
States. In preparation Sos The sun.
rage pageant and psoessslsa % March
.. meetings have bssn hsll through.
out the city. on street corners and b..
fore the buiidinss housing he great
departments Of The govesnosat. IN
tii the people Of the capital city have
become convinced that they ere solna
70 have forty-ssvsa diEsrsat varistiss
OF thrills during inausssstioa week,
While the undsrlyins motive Of the
procession and pageant b most ssri.
ous. there viil b plsaty of satsrtain-
lag features. the raaks Of "0ensesr
Rosaiie Jonss' Army. whieh = walk.
Ing from New York 70 Washinstoa
lssvias the former city q Tsbruas,
-. Il b said. have sirsa1y began q
grow. while the ranks q ~ ''pstti.
coat cavalry" which win ~ N ~
portant feature Of the DaFads. ass
said 10 b ailins rapidly.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18

sons Interested In the estate Of the
said Sssco L. Wood. dscsassd. appear
ut the county court room, IN the
klamath county court house. IN the
city Of Klamath ralis. Oregon. before
this court. on the nrst day Of March,
a. ID. 1918. at the hour Of 10 o'eIoeh
IN the forenoon Of said day. snd then
and there show cause. II any exist,
Why an order Of sale should not b.
made BY this court - prayed fos 10
aid petition.
The real property bsionging 70 th.
estate and which 10 pstitionsd % b.
soId II described % follows, to-wit.
Tho nv Of the Swk ssd the
WA Of the SE Y Of Section 80. II
Township 30. south Of Range Is.
east Of the Willamette Msridias, II
klamath county. Oregon.
II IL further ordered. That . COPY Of
this order BE- published for not isss
than four weeks In the weekly edition
Of tho klamath Republican. nswsps-
psr published within said county.
Dated this 33d day Of Jsaussy.
A. ID. 1913.
wM. Q. woRDEN.
County Judee.
KUYKENDALL 4 FERGUSON.
Attorneys Tor Admiaistsatsix.
l-S0-9-37P
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18

Chas. E. wordsn to A. H. Bsllmaa.
deed. go. lots I TO -. block 8; lots
is to 80. block 4; lots ! 70 Z. block
|s: lots IL 70 -. block 2: lots 5 %
80. block .; lots :. 3. Z. ~. ~. Is.
|is. ~. -. - and 81. block IL; leta
s to 10. block Is: lots . and Z. block
10: lots : 10 8. block -. eseoa1 a11l-
|tion. aad NwK SEX Bee. 1885,.
Caroline Liskey 10 Daa D. Lisksy.
warranty dssd. e3,aso. sw xMx.
wx swx. Zee. 3s-S7-le.
y. L. Owens 10 Annstta neCabe.
warranty dssd. go. lots I aal ,.
block 800. Darrow Addition.
0ssgsa valley Land company "a
|lva y. Turasr. warranty deed. eSoe,
|sx sx onk MEN. Sec. SS-ss.IS.
Frank Hsndrickson 70 eolano Land
company, warranty dssd. oles ~
ny SEX Nwk. sse. s-se-Il.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18
LE0AL NoIIcES

Mellee u ohssla's nals
In the Circuit Court u the STATE Of
Oregon. 10 snd for klamath
County.
Henry Iiabvsman and J. u. Rsdmond.
Doing business ~ the Comet
Realty Company, Pisinti6.
~.
James Wallace Ysndis. Defendant.
~ virtue of IN sxscution Issued
out Of and under the seal Of the or.
cult court Of the state Of Oregon. Ia
and fov klamath county. upon that
certain judsmsnt rendered the Ssth
os December. 1910. In the justice
court for the Portland district os
Muitnomah county. state Of Oregon.
and traascsiptsd 10 the circuit court
of the stats Of Oregon. for Klamath
county. In IN action whcrsin Henry
ttabsrmau and J. N. Redmond. doing
business ~ the Comet Realty coinps-
lny we're plAinti6s. aud James Wallace
Yandie. known also ~ J. W. ysndis.
!as .Asfsndsnt: and whsrsin said plain.
Nc recovered against said defendant
the sum Of one hundred aad no-i0o
lei00.oo)b dollars judsmsat. and
the sum Of thirteen and S0-t00
(olS.soD dollars costs. and whereas
there hes been twelve Aad G0-ioo
(ois.so) dollars additional or sccru-
Ing costs thsrsin. which said sxseu-
lioa y directed as1 dsiivsssd 70 me
|ss sheriff Of klamath covnty. state
|os osssos. and have levied apon sii
ef The right. title aud inissssl Of The
uai1 James Wallace yAsAis. J. W.
yAadls. 10 ssa 20 the foiiovias d.
scsibsA premises. to-vit;
The sosthwsse quarter Of The
nosthvsst quarter (Nwk Nwkb
os section ten (io). township forty
oas tSil south. range twelve (i3j
east. w. ~. Kiamsth county. state
Of Orsson.
Notice b therefor hereby given that
.. the uadsssisnsd. sheriff Of Kiam-
9Th couasy. Oregon. viii sell said
premises. to-vit: The northwest
qsarInsuaoSvAs northwest quarter
INK Nwx) Of section ten tiol.
township forsy-oas (>i) south. saass
twelve ti3D east. w. ~. klamath
eosaty. Oregon. 10 the highest bidder
Tor cash. Said sais TO bs ss public
auction. at the fsoal door Of the cosst
hQrse. 10 klamath valis. eouaty Of
IlIanas)h. state os Oregon. q the hour
80. n. oa. tovit: The isth DAY
Sc March. A. d. 1914. 70 satisfy said
ssscstioa. tossshse With Interest
thereon ae The rate Of sis (s) pr cese
pss aaaam. and ses costs Incurred.
Dated thls ssh Gay oe vsesvssy.
\. D. 1913.
G. @. LOW. ohsst9.
ny 0n0. 4. HAyDoN. Dspsv.
e.ia.Se.37-s b
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18
COLONIAL TIMES
Be RE-EMAcTED
c0srUNEs or THE ssv0LUTIOx.
AIRY PERIOD WILL ss WORN
Ar UNIQUE OBSERVANCE or
wAsssix0rOx's BsRrnDAY

In observance Of wsshington's
birthday . social will ~ held at
Grace n. ". church Friday evening
by the ladies Of the congregation. and
arrangements for . unique program
are being made. No admission will
BE- charged.
A patriotic program viii ~ rem
dertd. II has also been arranged to
have George and Martha washington.
10 vaystts and other colonial char
actors represented.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18

1ruho1csstsa - osoosas
u The Circuit Court h asd Tor The
County oe Klamath aad state Of
Orssoa.
George 4. Tsssss. Plainti9.
Nina Mac Turner. Dsfsadaat.
In the Name Of the stats Of Oregon.
10 Nina Mac Turner. Dsfsadass.
ursstias:
You are hereby required 70 - asd
opGns aad 70 answer 70 The complaint
|aleo herein against yos II the above
|saoltls1 suit % oe before March 9Th.
4. y. isi3. that bsias NE ,ass day
within vhieA yos are silevel %
answer. etc.. hsssla - ose1 by Ne
|osdss Of he eeust fes pub)isas,ea ee
summons hsssis; aad 70 ~ ~ sai6
Mia Mae Turner. dsssa1aat. Tan %
|h0sa1 appear aa1 answer. &C.. said
|complains, The plalati9 viii avpV 70
|sald court Tor the relief psaysd fes u
bis eaid complaint so-wW;
I-Thst the beads Of natsinoay
bsswssa Tie plaiatis aad defendant
~ dissolved;
S-Thas the plAiAti6 have the Gus
|toly Of The minor child. 0oedoa ~.
;iit iii1Gitvn,ssr.A.r relief = to
|his hoaes may ssen meet.
This sunuoas y published v sAe
|xlauath Republican. . public news
paper nnhalsAe1 u The city Of KAN
~ USlls. klamath county. state Of
oregon. by the order oe Hoa. Heary L.
pensoa. Judge ee the Circuit eourt Of
klamath eouAty. state ee Oregon.
|whieh sail order directs tAas sun-
|moas ~ publishs1 cree . vesk IT, -
ueeesslvs weeks aa1 date1 ane oaees.
10 January -. \. p. ielo.
Dats Of The ant publleatioa hereof
January 20. A. D. 1919.
w. II. A. RENNnR.
Atterasy tor Piaini9.
l-9o-o-os
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18

C1eAttoa
= Ne County Court Of TIE oeaes q
orssoa. Tor klamath oeunsy.
. ths Matter Of ths Estate Of seseo
-. Weed. peooased.
rTo rltas L. Wood. Heir ef eeseo L
Wood. Dsesased; and % al esh'
ess unknown. u sueh there bs'
L Appearing 70 the satlsfaeeioa o.
lhis court tron The vesioed peesoon
ol Nellie Wall. administratsis q she
estate Of neseo L. Weed. useeased. q
ole herein. that Il would - sos sAe
sdvantaes. bensat and best hteseeea
ol ne estate ard those intereaeee sAsl
d postlea o. the real property q saaa
|oslate ~ sold.
Il b thsreeere ordered hat sli PER
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18

IN the Circuit Cosst Of The Utate d
orsgoa. Tor klamath County.
Mary L. Mosss. PiaiatiR.
~.
JOhn r. Moroe, Desendant.
To John p. Morss. the Abovs-Nansd
Defendant:
In the Name Of the state Of Oregon:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear aad answer the complaint dlsd In
the above satitlsd suit within siz
wssks aftss the arst publication Of
lhis summons In the klamath Reoub-
iicaa nswspapsr; and you viii take
notice that u you fail 70 appear and
aasver Or plead within said tine. The
plaintiff. for want thereof. win apply
10 the above entitled court for the ~
lief demanded IN The complaint aied
10 said cult. to-vit.: voe . decree ol
Vhie court forever dissolvins The boada
OF matyimoay existiag bstweea the
plainti9 and the defendant. and tor
such other and further rslisf = %
the court may seen neee. $50.
THIS SUMMONS y publishsd pursu'
ant to the order Of the above sntitisd
court made on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary. 4. D. 1919. and the arst publi.
cation thereof b made n the klamath
Republican nswspaper On February
-. 1919.
KUYxnNpALL . vERoueoN.
Atteessys tor P1aintie'
iS.so-s7.s-ls.se-Sf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18
NIGHTINGALE Of
SOUTH FAILING
DEvOTEE or TEE CONFEDERATE
CAUSE n m DaesFsTUfE C0NDl-
TlOx IN wAsaIx0rox-GAvE
FORTUNE 10 rllH SOUTH


UnIteo IT. 0oSvso0
WARRINGTON. D. c.. vsb. is.--
Bent With her almost four score ysaru
Mrs. Ella Nswsons Trader. The "Ilos-
sncs Nightingale Of the SOUTH" 4
uvias here II alnost destitute eireun-
stances IN fais city. Her oaly sap
port = The hnall salasy shs esas ID
the peasiea o0es an1 . eoves1nsnt
salary drawn by hsr 90 daughter.
Bora IN Brandon. Miss.. May >,
1885, Mrs. Trader Inherited . for
|ssns - psassssally half nillieA -.
liars. ~ Tie estbrsak of Ne Civil
|waf she vsat - the 0eId = narDs
snl organised hospitalA many q
which shs equipped out Of hsr ovu
funds. vroa her large plantatioa
down IN old Mininaippi she donated
nour. molassss. meats and groceries
to the cause Of the Confsdsraey. ehs
has been married twice. the arst tin
taking the name Of Nswsoms. Aftsl
the death Of her nrst husband shs
married Colonel w. H. Trader. com
mandsr Of the Arkansas volunteers "a
the Confederate army.
Southern friends Of Nrs. Trader ex'
|psct 70 begin . movement to ask the
patriotic people In Dixie 70 contribute
len amount sullcisnt to saable her "a
|lixa har Lat dan Hithout work.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18
PIONEER MINER
1t POOR farm
vcTERAM Pn0orDCT0se amoWs
ssOxs o. MENTAL wEAKHHBo.
FOLLOWING MANY HARpsmrs
ExcoUxTERED Last wIx1En

MRDD0RD. 1sb* is.--John Alsz-
andsr. the ploassr D,uspsstes q Un-
iea cseek. vhess Aasdships h ths
Crater Lake forrest reserve h ths via-
tss lsft hin irroponsibDs. has hssa
committed 70 ths eossty poes fasn
until III lSisa1s d Nebsasks 80
Eastern orsgea en- ssas 70 ~ -
sistaaee.
0etng % ths poee far0 ~ -
baln - ~ seal q ~ p1oDee. He
had 70 ~ assured nAny tlDes thae ~
We not considered - : DanDss. -
Ieoassnisd 70 . ealy vbsa pesolssd
that ~ vouIl ~ allovs1 - vssk eai
|ee loess. He = . vioseoss - aan,
VIE al1 N ltfs ~ ~ shaslng ~
rainbow ee wealth II ths neuniains,
Prosscutoe Kelly wrote . Istter - ~
supssindsnt of the peee fAsn. s1nit'
ting Alexander. Who walled he siz
'milss 70 Talsnt and psessats1 hia
own commitment papsrs-
Alexander hes sxpessl hinsslf q
the rigoss Of . Crater Lake vintsr
CAMPING out. sleeping vhere might
overlook hin. and thsse hardshipG
arc believed to have left hin ifssspon'
sibls and illusionary upoa ths sab
jsct Of miAiAg proapeets.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18

Gus A. Lovsgrsn. timber cruiser
for the Unitsd States land o0es. eane
In Monday night from Laksview,
whore he has been attending 70 busi-
ness matters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18

The Art "Cye.s printsa = IAala
papsr 70 arrive n III elty ~ besa
Irseslvs1 ~ willian b. shaw. ~
volumes oeespy aheut 20 ~ esat =
the spaes taksa ~ ~ tAe stAss ~
lions Of ths work
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18

II. n. rAnends rssuFnsd - Alee-
"a today aftsf visit ee ssvseal dayu
"a this city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18

rhsrs ars Rads II ths eity -.
ury for The \ l)1smptioa q D8esal
fsnd warrants pr (ested - - Dssee
20 August :. lsi0 Ine1e eeoeee
from date hereof. ~
Dats1 q klamath yAlls. 0cooeas
this eth day of December. 1919.
J. W. OlEMENe. City Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18

9. =. Thornton b hers iron Ash
land. attending 70 businsss matters
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18

The following realty eSan9Sosos
coatsaets. 1ss1s. mortsasss. see. ~
Gently died With the county elesk.
are furnishsl by the City and Count,
Abstract eonpaay:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18
No Reason for DOUBT

ane hoa6oN and Gocegy. WIZ ~ ~ Roxeo goeo Wts
glvs ysu bseAs sseells Tier any sna! - eess
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-18

60. - - :. - "a
. Z -; r. - ~ ~
~ '''s's - s's''.s'a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-18

the Fifteenth Unite cntary
rive Mbuquerque
tcku
the Navajo reservation me eht
- nauaf mountain the sroek bddhg
tho of Amcrica
Those Indians wanted the federal
saui with deadly and
neautfu mile
shIprock they
not be taken under circumstances
Three tho Indicted
Hudspcth m
their medicine
D. r. Gaiusha have returned from their tho
ho ID
al
redskins who ripe trouble n
nisader palro
the Fifteenth
Sheridan and Fort Leavenwoh
with them Gallup and thence
Military familiar of
dmcuily
needed
trouble between an
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-18
JEWELRY
COMBINE TARGET
OF GOVERNMENT
OFFICIALS
Federal Suit Filed to Destroy
Control Middleman Is
Charged With Maintaining
on Business.
RETAILER SAID 10
GET THE WORST OF IT

[By LEASED w. % Evenimw fAefald.B ]
New York. Nov. is.--The aovern~
menta suit 20 aid tho retailer and tho
individual purchases Of ieweiry ~
wiplng out an alleged combination Of
manufacturers and lohhera. was fled
today In the United States district
court. Its aim u % destroy an all
legged control now exercleed 81 the
middleman over the lewelr1 bualnosn
OF the country.
The defendants are members of the
National Whoieanie jewelers. assoela-
tlon and Of the National Association
o. Manufacturing jewelers. II Is al
legged that they circulated lists 50
that no retailer rr syndicate of ro-
tnilers or department store ar mail
order house could deal dlreeily with
manufacturers and Eci the beneit or
iobbinE prices.
Claude A. Thomnaon. special aEsiat-
and United States district attorney.
saiu today that so per cent ~ tha
defendants already had consented -
discontinue such practices.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-18
PEsoUIERN'S STATEMENT
WRONG, SAY FIDEItNI,S

IN paso, Tex, Nov, lN.-The state
ment OF Roberto v, Pcsluiora, agent
at the constituuonalists In Washing
ton. defending as legal the executions
of federals by Pancho villa since taxi
ing Juarez In characterized here by
Mexican federal officials us positive
ly az variance with facts.
Pesquieru is quoted as saying that
the rcbcls are only executing men
found guilty by court martial ot
treason in participating in the upris-
Ing In Mexico In which Madero was
killed
Colonel Enrique Portilo, one ol
the men executed, was In the tield
with Orozco at Casas Grandes, onN
100 miles south of Juaro1 at that
time, and Juso Cordoya, another Nc-
tim of the eXocutioners WAS socre-
tnry 20 Pascual Oroyco al Chihunhuu
Pablo Ybave, one oi the Junre1 p"'
liccmen. was Ia Juaroz az that time
This ls general knowledge In NJ
Paao ana il is also generally known
that al least i've of the fourteen mon
whom the rebels now admit cXecnt'
ing were not In Mexico Ciiy at th'
J time OF the uprising, ana MeNieni
Consul Dlebold asserts that not on'