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The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-30
Buy Furs now at Miner Bros. Go.

Buy Furs now at Miner Bros. Go.
Vernon Zeis was a Cowle, visitor
FIR day.
Geo. II. Overing was in Franklin,
Tue ,day.
Vim. Weesner was in Kansas City
this week
VIM. Bohrer returned from Franklin
Wednesday.
Look for Smith Il Sons Pure Bred
Stock Sale ad.
j. a. Fairfield Of Hastings was in
town Monday.
n. W. Wheeler Of Hastings was in
town Tuesday.
Cbas, Lindley was u passenger TO
Hastings Tuesday.
DR. c. Il. Cross OF Franklin WAS in
town last Saturday.
J. A. Bradford will visit in Hastings
the last of the week.
John Erickson shipped car Of cattle
to Kansas City Sunday.
A. Z. Atkins was in Cowles Tuesday
on professional business.
Try Sheeley's Barber Shop for the
best In the tonsorial line.
Weesn r 4 Koon,z shipped cars Of
hogs to Kansas City Sunday.
Ladies-For your Suit or Coat go to
Miner Bros. Co. and save money.
A. NJ. Walters of Blue Hill was in
town Monday on legal business.
Mrs. Chas. Potter and sister Mrs.
Frisbie were in Hastings Tuesdsy.
Ernest Moranville Of Omaha is in
town this week visiting his mother.
Read Smith & Sons stock Sale ad
and 60 over aud see the big sows sell.
A marriage license was issued &c Ed.
ward H. Funke, Jr., and Miss Bertha
A. Kuhn, both Of Blue Hill, Nebr., on
Mondsy, January q.
Mrs. Carpenter, age Is years, and
an old resident of Webster county.
died Monday at the home of her son
at Inavsle. Nebraska.
Geo. J. Warren and wife were in
Hastings Wednesday attending a
meeting of the Nebraska Association
Of Moving Picture Exhibitors.
Mrs. James Burden and d. Il.
Burden and wife leave Saturday for
St. Joe, Missouri, and Kansas CITY,
Missouri, to buy their spring stock of
| goods.
DR.. Warrick, The Specialist, will
meet eye. ear, nose and throat patients
aud those needing glasses fitted at DR..
Damerells Office In Red Cloud, Tues
day. Feb. nth. adv
While our reporter was In COwles,
Tuesday, we learned Of an accident to
Fred Brubaker. 1t seems that in
carrying tub full of cobs, he in some
way dropped them on his big toe (?)
an mashed the same seriously.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Storey, s. W. Foe,
W. Is. Saunders, w. +. Saunders, Mr..
Chas. Brubaker, Will Boren. w. ID.
Eison. r. w. Koontz, Otto Stevens,
Earl Hall, Jas Peterson and Constable
Chas. Schellak were attending the
Farmers Institute at Cowles Tues
day.
Mrs. Dwight johnson, (nee Helen
Fuller of Cowles, died Monday, Jan
usry 9th. On Friday she gave birth
to twins, boy and girl, both OF
which died the day of birth. She was
a young women, being raised in this
county, and had many friends who
deeply mourn her loss. The funeral
was held from the Christian church al
Cowles on Tuesday afternoon. The
sympathy Of the entire community Il
| avtondod tho horoa vad fau,;k
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-30

Sweepstakes
+ r. Fawcett.
White Corn
lst. r d Post; 2nd, w W. Ritcheys
3rd, + Putnam.
Yellow Corn
LIST, W W Ritchey; end, Will Norris;
3rd, Jesse France.
Wheat
LIST, w Il Vance; End, W W Ritchey;
3rd, Bert Reeve.
Oats
LIST, W W Ritchey; end, 4 ID Post;
3rd, w B Vance.
Potatoes
lst, r b Thompson; End, r d Post;
Bird, o r Abbey.
All Cash Premiums will be paid at
the Bank of Cowles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-30
Institute Draws Crowd

f.i Continued from list page)
d Taking it altogether the institute
was grand success. The premium,
awarded were as follows.
Amboy Flour-Bread
lst, Mrs John Hutchins; end, Mrs.
Chas Norris.
Puritan Flour--Bread
list, Mrs. Clarke Fickel.
Riverton Flour Bread
LIST, Mrs Harry Brubaker.
Any Flour Bread
1st, Mrs James Alloway.
Sweepstakes on Bread
lst, Mrs Clarke tickel.
Buns
lst, Mrs Ernest Asheby; end, Mrs
Clark Fickel.
Corn Bread
LIST, Miss Beulah Harris
Fruit Cake
Brownstone Front Cake
lst, Nellie Thompson.
White Layer Cake
lst, Mrs. Chas. Norris.
Angel Food
lst, Miss Helen Post.
Jelly Roll
LIST, Mrs James Alloway.
Doughnnts
lst, Mrs. John Waller.
Plum jelly
list, Mrs. Castella; end, Mrs. Claude
SwiRart.
LIST, Mrs. John Hutchins; End, Mrs
Joe Brubaker.
Apple Jelly
LIST, Mrs Claude Swigart; end, Mrs.
John Hutchins.
Tame Grape Jelly
1st, Mrs John Thompson: End, Mrs.
John Hutchins.
Butter
LIST Mrs Andrew Guy; Mrs c c Boren.
Gotten Crochet
lst, Miss Daisy Hill; End, Mrs C G
B0ren.
French Eyelit
LIST and end, Miss Daisy Hill.
Colored Embroidery
LIST, Miss Jennie Reed; end, Miss Ida
Squires.
Punch aud darn work
LIST, Miss Jennie Reed.
Sofa Pillows
LIST, Grandma Wells; end, Mrs Chef
Cox.
SCHOOL WORK
Hand Work, lst Grade
LIST, Clifford Cox; end, Winfield Scott.
Weaving, end Grade
lst, Bernard Good; End, Samuel
Deakin.
Weaving. Bird Grade
LIST, Rule Hurd; end, Clarice Saund.
ers.
Biographical sketch, 4th Grade
LIST, Fanny Fuller; end, Ruth Waller.
Map Drawing, 9th Grade
LIST, Franciene Olmstead: end, Leo
Holt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-30
Sunday School Convention

The twenty third annual convention
of the Webster County Sunday School
Association will be held in the NJ. L.
church at Inavale, Nebraska, on Febr.
uary 3rd and 4th.
The following is the program:
MONDAY FORENOON
lO:30-Song Service ... ..............
l.. p. Albright, Convention
Chorister
Devotional Mrs. II. j. Lundy
l1:0O-Business
Adjourn
MONDAY AFTERNOON
2O0-Song and Praise Service. ............
Rev. Kersten, Blue Hill
2I5-Address Of Welcome
Rev. Smith, 1navale
Response Ed Overing, Red Cloud
2:3O-The special benefits to be derived
from graded lessons
Ito the teacher
2-To the pupil. ...... Miss Brown,
Lincoln, State Field Worker
O-Discussion. -. Led by Rev. Rob.
bins, Guide Rock
3:lO-Music
3:l5-"How shall we get the older mem
bers Of the church to feel that they
are responsible for the work in
the Sunday School"-W. H. Kim.
berly. Lincoln, State Field Worker
Naming Of Committees
Announcements
MONDAY EVENING
7;sO-Song Service. Led by l.. A. Whit.
aker, Red Cloud
Devotional. Rev. Cole, Red Cloud
s:OO-Address ........... ............ Miss Brown
Music-Male Quartet, Red Cloud
Address ....,..............M Mr.. Kimberly
Music usic.......................... Ma Q Quartet
Closing
TUESDAY FORENOON
9:3O-Song and praise service.
Mrs. $. X. Logan, Blue Hill
l0:OO-"Sunday school in the Rural
Districts" H. H. Hite, Harmony
Discussion-Led by W. H. Fry.
Eckley
lo;3O-"Is the World Growing Betters'
Chas. Hodges, Guide Rock
ll:OO-Questions and Answers.
Mr.. Kimberly
Adjourn
TUESDAY AFrERoON
l:3O-Song Service. ....... L. p. Albright
Devotional. Rev. Davis, Cowles
2Oo-Address.. ............. Miss Brown
;3--Special Music. .............
2:4O-Address- ss--"Temperance"
Rev. Tompkins, Red Cloud
800 Echoes of state convention. ........
Laura c. McNeer, Co. Sec'y, Blue Hill
T Report Of County Officers
Reports Of District Presidents
Reports of Committees
Election of Officers
| TUESDAY EVENING
7;l5-Song Service. l.. p. Albright
| DevotiOnal-Rev. Jackson, Bladen
S:OO-Address ............... . Mr.. Kimberly
Special Music
84O-"The Work and the Worker"
Miss Brown
Offering
Closing Remarks. ........ 7. j. Sherer,
Go Pres, Red Cloud
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
ANTONIO LEYBA GUILTY
GAVE LIQUOR To INDIANS

The Jury in the case of Antonio
Leyba. on trial for giving liquor 90 an
Indian, az 10 o'clock last night. re-
turned n verdict Of guilty and recon-
mended feyba 90 the ciemcncy 81 the
court. n developed during The trial
that Leyba and n Navajo chief named
Many Goats had arranged on go on q
prospecting t-ir for cold and silver.
Tho trip was delayed ana the two
men had drunk deeply from "a demi-
John OF whiskcy which Leyha kept
in his home 40 Gallup. There was no
evidence that the defendant had ever
sold whiskey 10 the Indians
Juan CercCdCF, az last nights ses-
sion. pleaded guilty and was sentenced
20 serve six months in Jail for having
ln his possession property stolen from
an interstate shipment Of goods Fed
erico Burnhnm pleaded guilty %
breaking a seal ar q freight car en-
gagged in interstate commerce. Burn
ham WAS condemned to spend year
and q day in the pcnitenuary at san
o. Re.
Jorge Arcilano. q native az Mexico
who imported Ave Spaniards into the
United states To- defiance Of the I'M
migration laws. pleaded guilty ana
viii expiate tho crime 10y serving "a
year at Santa Re.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
RADICAL INCREASE
IN ASSESSMENT
RATE ORDERED
BY BOARD
Twenty Per Cent Boost on
Houses and Lots, Agricul-
tural Lands, Household
Goods, Wagons and Car
riages.
COMPANY Is
TARGET FOR BIG RAISE

County Assessor Fred u. Heyn bns
returned from Santa Fo where he re-
ceiVed auai distractions from the
state board of equalization with rof-
crence 90 The increases IN the aesoas-
mcnts rnto ia this county ordered by
the board
The changes ordered BY tho board
involve "a complete Rewriting of the
q~ec1Scr's books. i task which vii. re-.
quirc almost "a month Co complete
Tho report Of che state board shows
that she valuation on almost every
class OF property ie Increased from
~ 20 100 per cent. Stocks Of mer-
chnndisc are subjected 20 the mini
mum increase 81 rs per cent. while
jewclry suffers the 100 per cent raise.
City real estate and improvements.
houses. lots. business property, agri-
cultural land, household goods. wa
9ons and carriages are Increased 20
per cent over the figures liked By tho
assessor. a so per cent increase Is
ordered on automobiles, watches.
musical Instruments and similar ar
ficles. The 50 per cent increase also
applies 20 newspapers ana printing
plants.
Tho Albuquerque Traction company
Is among tho Institutions singled out
for n sin raise. the assessment of
the street car company being increas-
"a from S2f,0S0 20 $4,000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
MEXICAN ON TRIAL
FOR PEDDLING
WHISEEY
Jose Maria Pedilla Faces Jury
in Federal Court On Indict-
ment for BOOtlegging.at No
Gaffey Camp.

Jose Maria padillo, native OF
Mexico, this morning raced q Jury in
the United states district court "a tba
charge of selling liquor without inst
paying the special tax required BY tho
federal statutes.
pRdilla's alleged offensc occurred
NJ the McGnney lumber camp IN Va
lencia county. wwherc lt a. alleged he
peduied mait liquora Ia tsio employees
Of the lumber COMPANY.
J. h. Hestand. deputy collector Of
Internal revenue. and state Policeman
j III. Hughes are among the witt
neeses Tor the prosecution. District
Attorney Burkhari Is prosecuting tho
case for the government while Astor-
ney Jamison Of vigil % Jnmls0n ia
making the fight for the dcfcnse.
In examining the jurors Mr.. Jami-
son was particular go ask every NONE
Der OF the panel whether or not ne
had ever boon an oiiicer 81 the Eov-
eminent The examination developed
that there were two or three cx-post-
masters and one active postmaster on
tho jury. The posimastcr was excuse
cd by the defense az but ex-postmas-
ters were acceptable TO both sides.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
HAMILTON DECLARES
MUST
ACT QUICKLY
Film Company Proposition
Will Fail Unless Something
Can Be Done Within a
Short Time.

q. y. Hamilton general manager 81
the sd Louis Motion picture company
ai the time that concern maintained
% company here, and who is attempt
ing the organization oi him concern
In this city. declared to-day thai action
must be- had quickly or he would he
lorcoe Go give up the plan. he snow H.
ga kilograms from Los Angeles firms
asking him 90 toko positions on the
coast bat said he preferred io stay
here ~ possible
a small number 81 business men,
including q %, Cuehmnn and Frank
Mckee. heard Mr. Hamit0u's propo-
sition Bt @ meeting at the Commercial
club last uiNht and seemed iu favor
OF ID hut thoy did not sec their Way
clear 90 financing tho concern Mr.
hamilton projects This morning, DE-
said he was met hy seKcral Others
hO we're more enthusiastic. Nncrs
for o portion ~ the stock subscription
have boon made and things can boz
uut Through. Ne declares, n local men
are really Interested,
Mr.. Hamilton had expected 90 re-
turn to tho cuHst this afternoon but
after seeing the business men this
morning decided tC remain over until
Monday or later 90 infrstignte furih-
or Sri Hamilton plans q $4,000
company. with 100000 paid ln; so 0NO
Ht once. $1,000 in three weeks and
$500 in siK weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
MOOSE DICTATOR is
IMPRESSED WITH
ALBUQUERQUE
Head Of Fraternal Order Here
to Investigate Possibilities
Of This City As SanitOrium
Site.

investigating the possibilities az Al
huqurruuC as n site for the proposed
three million dollar sanitorium 10 be
erected BY the order, Walter E Doc
ran. OF san Francisco. supreme die
tator of the Loyal order Of Moose.
apent yesterday Ga Albuquerque.
Mr.. nOran was taken for drive.
throuRhout she city ny James r.
Bickcrs, dictator Of the local lodge,
DR. w. r. salmon and number or
other prominent members Of the Al
buquorque branch Of the order lie
expressed himself MS highly pleased
with the city and Us climate and said
that u rested largely with tho people
uf Albuquerque as 20 whether the big
institution wound be located here.
''rho sanitarlum viii be located on
the main line ~ an important rail-
road" said Dictator pofan. "as We
want 10 make IL as convenient and
comfortable as possible for our nt-
iiictcd members tn reach the haven az
rest which I'VE expect % establish, ana
Albuquerque. from what nave seen
~ II in the brief TIME ! have been
here. seems 60 offer an IDEAL location.
Al rs last meeting the supreme
lodge az the order oi Moose decided
that the dictators 81 the various sub
ordinate lodges of Moose Ia the health
zone should appoint members 81 =
'hlUNNAAt't Pr NA-Atf M ~ t'f 'f'-
dic3ntor should finally decide as t0
the location OF the sanltarium; and
In pursuance of this resolution Die
tator Blckera of the local lodge VIII
appoint "a representative committee 90
present AlhuqucrQuc's claims 10 the
Institution.
Ration. Las Vegas and silver city IN
this state. no pas0. Texas. and Col-
orado springs Colo. arc already in
as. Vana fur tho mention of the iusfl-
mti0n. the two latter being the most
vigorous contenders.
supreme Dictator noran expressed
himself az highly plcasea with the
progrcss of the local lodge OF Moose,
which during its brief cx.ltcnce has
become ono 81 the most important
and nourishing fraternnl orders In
/ the city. Mr.. Doran left lnst night
for tho west.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
CITY FINANCIALLY
SHORT DUE TO
TAX DELAYS
Pays But 0ne-Half of Big Bills
at Quarterly Session of the
Council Last Night; Small
Creditors Get Money.

because OF delays In the tax mon
oya, which usually come In about Mo-
Yembcr. but which viii probably not
be- turned over Go tho city before Jan
unry. The city last night found Itself
financially crampod With practical
iy $1,000 ON hand and about &ln,0uo
I'M quarterly bills t0 Dee met the coun-
Tl decided 10 pas half Of the three
big bills. those for light, water ana
teams. and AN tho small ones, THIS
practically STRAPS the municipality
but Approximately $4,000 10 license
money coming ln the FIRST OF the
month win provide funds go cover the
pay-rolls and DO is hoped 20 have
other receipts before the next pay-roli
Tho big bills toalled S14ii65, Of
which half, or f3.To5ns2, were p"la'
The bills were divided as follows:
Springer, street teams, &l,Sf6.4o ,
engineering teams. &i68.boi street
ilghting. 32,0tG7t. general hghtlns
and power gGT0.60, water, s2,8ts.i %
The smaller bills were divided 20
the various committees ana depart
ments as follows:
8f58.G5: board of health, 42io'0 So po-
lice. sia9.f0; building. light ana iueL
si7160; engineering. $s6l2li hhRhe''
GlA127.
AN Of these smaller bills were phlu.
n was brought ont that the cry mao
built and paid for its storm sewer
this wear. though the cost was lnrlnd-
ga In next years estimates, 10 replace
the money used iais year
a series OF bills lutalilpg $50 Whisn
should have been approved ny ln'
board OF health, Was not paid nee" uas
of the suunhble between Guy "u"
county over which should pay Tor th'
burial OF pauper dcnd.
The city council also turned over
from ilmo deposit t0 open ae cunt Joy
The building fund the sum of ai"'VVN
and authorized tho mayor ana clH
clerk 90 turn thls over 90 the nuil9
ing committee DOB 1000 lots az ne'v
od. Arrangements had been mace, y
was reported hy The clerk LOT w,
bank 10 ALLOW three per cent ihlgl'H
on The money so turned over insten,
| of Inc Tour per cent that woula nay
come from "a completed upie "'p"''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
NO LEGISLATION ON
CURRENCY TILL
DECEMBER
Opinion of United States Sem
ator Catron Who is In Nc
Haste to Get Back TO Wash
ington.

"No, unless something extraordi-
nary occurs. ! see no repson Tor hast
10 get back 10 Washington. said
United states Srn8tor n. ~. Catron
az the Altared0 this morning.
senator Catrou had heard the cri-
liciain OF some II the upiiiters la the
United States senate directed againsi
members who did not feel equal 90
the strain o. listening 60 almost end
ices debate on impractical schemes
for reforming the currency.
There viii be- currency legislation
this session. no doubt said the SEM
atog but tho bin which is enacted
into law viii he q vastly dhteren-
measure from that which iH al pres.
cnt proposed. / regard the present
bin al a particularly dangerous meas
urc. the passage Of which. Involving
as Il would the retirement OF three
quarters Of a billion dollars in nn
tiOnal bank currency, could not hFip
bat 90 disastrous 20 business.
syvuit until after the election to-
morrow aud give them time 20 gct
the returns ia. protested Senator Ca
iron when asked concerning his opin-
| ION on the situation in Mexico. Just
now the danger that the United states
win be forced 10 lnterVene ~ very
great There Is possibility. nov p
Il ever NflNN NlE Ni|NANNM WIZ 49, 80
situation and result la the retirement
OF lfuerfa and the substitution 81 a.
president who viii have not only IN
confidence Of his own people nut OF
Iother nations. But Hucrta's actl'i
/ lust now DO not tend 90 streEgthen
| the hope FOR peaceful conditions in
Mexico. for n reports are 20 be feiitn
upon, the dictator 81 already sifiAs
leigns or an intention 90 override ia.
election n Sc results do not Hut MN.
Senator Catron, who 81 in ANU
lqnorqua on legal business, expects 20
leave Tor Washington about becen p
her I unless the exlnencleF ui lhf
Mexican situation seem 20 require hl4
Ipresencc in the national capital before
that date.
This suit o. not annoying me ans
deoinrod Senator CHtron when asked
4 FOR an expression rotating to she haii
mlllfon-d0linr suit rcccntly hroukh'
iaminrt him by Don A. MounD4y loi
lalleged failure 90 complete lnhu
contract ln connection with the An-
it0nio ortiz grand Further thah
That ! 90 not care 90 be quoted
The senator explained his Views hl
some Length bot declined TO ALLOW
them 90 BE- printed They were hoth
lpungent and Interesting
The senator returned THIS mornin
from q brief visit south and VIII re-
main here an day and perhaps TO-
morrow az Won.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
EARLY WINTER TERM
OPENS NOV. 3 At
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Many Business Firms Demand
ing Graduates From Albu.
querque's Popular Business
School.

owing 20 the large number oi APP
plications from those desiring To- en-
ter, the Albuquerque business College
viii start am early winter term be-
ginning Monday. November 30.
Applications for desks should pc
mnde ln advance ICES the school l8 filled
90 almost fun capacity.
calls from business firms for once
holm, aud the demands for commercial
teachers has been very humorous TINS
fnh. many students having been urged
to accept positions even before elhu.
uation. Every graduate Of the 'lNll
Service Department who has taken an
examination has passed and has rec
celved an appointment
Tho school issues "a handsome cnt-
aloRue and VIII mail a copy 90 any
one on request.
The Albuquerque business College,
The Special school hy Specialists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
KORBER a COMPANY FAILS
To MAKE PROTEST STICK

Just two taxpayers IN Bcrnaliilo
county appealed from tho valuation
as fixed pv Assessor Hcyu. these being
sigfrlcd Grunsfcld and Korber a Co.
In thc case ~ Mr.. Grunefeid the state
board sustained the local assessor
and In the case ~ Korher a Co. To-
went even further
Korhor A Co. returned their prop.
erty at $500. This was increased
BY Assessor Heyn 90 $40. 0D0 and the
appeal 50 tho state board followed.
After listening 10 the evidence IN the
that the local assessor had been too
modest In the matter Of the increase
and tackled on another Sf.s25, maxi
ine the Korber assessment St4,f2j.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
ASSESSMENT ON SANTA
EE TERMINALS LOWERED

Originally assesscd by the state
board Of equalization at one million
dollars. the valuation Of the local
plant and terminus of the santa Re
railway Was reduced TO $500. 600. this
being the only case wherein m as
sessmcnt IN this county was reduced
by tho board The reduction Of the
valuation % the railroad company's
property was due 90 the united efforts
81 the various railroads OF the state
which. at considerable expense TO
themselves proved % Vie board that
the rate fixed on railroad properly
was excessive ~ compared to the val
uation % other classes 81 property.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

The trial OF Dong Sick Y0W, CHI
noso resident Of Lofdsburg, charged
with being unlawfully In tho United
States, WAS set for this afternoon ana
may be reached late today. Dong has
retained Marion a Wood. 81 Albu-
quCrque. and A. w. Morningstar. ~
Lordsburg TO look after his Interests.
The Chinaman Is said Go he the son Qf
wealthy San Francisco merchant
who has four sons. all lawfully IN this
country. Dong, however. was FOR
some reason loft la china when tho
family emigrnted across the Pacific
before the enactment 81 the exclusion
law. later ho came 10 this country
and claims the right 90 live here ON
account of his father being "a mor-
chant. Tho case comes up before
judge Pope on appeal from the COM
mlssiOncr's court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

IKE Oraham. % Graham brothers
81 showing go ~ interesting pie
lures fodhv 81 the RESCUE crew ~
Dawson and their miuc elpniy aia-
ton. Tia pictures show We Hrn
into the wrecked mine. They also
show hfr. Grnham'a cousin, one 81
thc fire bossee az the Stns cam on
talnea. who r.. first WIS hcllerell O.
have ncon On tne mine hu. VINO y
now known - ~ safe. warren
Graham went 10 Dawson Thursday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
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Cnmbridgo-F Final. Harvard. 20
Pennsylvania State. o.
Ithaca. n. University Of PITTS
burgh, 90, Cornell, Z.
Al Princeton Dartmouth, VI
Princeton. o,
Philadelphia University of Penn
syIvania, z; Carlisle fHdinnr, Z.
Annapolis. Md.--Navy. 20; Mary
land Agricultural College, o.