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Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Prison Trains sIoodhounds.

Jefferson City.-Training a quartet
Of bloodhounds has been going on un-
der the supervision of Warden Nc
Chung of the Missouri penitentiary
were purchased by the warden in
Oklahoma some time ago. The train
Ing process consists of turning a ne.
gro convict loose and giving him sew
eral miles start of the dogs. He is
given time to cover from three to five
niles and conceal himself safely in
q tree before the hounds are started
on the trail. Negro conyicts appear 10
have a peculiar fear of the blood
hounds, and there have been very few
attempts to escape since they were
obtained
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Mining peIeaates Named.

Jefferson City-Before departing
on his vacation trip Gov, Major ap.
pointed delegates to the American
mining congress at Philadelphia Oct
20 TO "a, as follows: John, H. 30
ward and Charles Keith, Kansas City ;
p. N. Moore and e. S. Catch, st.
Louis; H. A. Guess, Flat River; o. NJ
Rillharz, Riyermines; Prof. f. M
Shepard, Springfield; Otto Ruhl, How.
erd Murphy, Mai. Clark Craycroft
George E. Hayler, Jr,, and T. W. Gun.
ningham, Joplin.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
BOY RIDES TRAIN; GETS LOST
Six-Year-Old Lad is Carried From
Rock Island, H., 10 Kansas City
on Ticket He Found.

Kansas City, Mo.-Frankie Young,
G years old. found railway
ticket on the floor in a station at Rock
Island, H., and wild for ride on
q train, decided to use it. He did not
l.now the ticket would land him in
Kansas City.
A policeman found frankie weeping
aloud near the Union Station here. A
few kind words from the policeman
induced the boy 10 tell where he
came from and how. Jesse Young
the boys father, Rock Island brick
layer, will come for him.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
arvan siuns Peace Pacts.

Washington.-Sec Bryan has
signed II eaties puttine into effect his
poace proposals between the United
states and Panama and Gua'amala'
Dryans' plan has been accepted ID
prInciple by 90 nations.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Madero Assassin Is Shot.

Washington.-The assassin of for
mer President Madero Of Mexico has
himself been assassinated. Lieut.. Col.
Francisco Cardenas, who shot the
Mexican executive on the night Of
the tragic ride from palace to peniten-
tiary, has been murdered at Michoa-
chan, according 10 reports received at
the Carranza headquarters here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Accuse Railroad Of Causing Fire.

Misunderstanding from a costly
confagration at Monroe City last De.
cember, Cecil Dawson and James ".
Settle of Monroe City filed suit iu
the United States court at Hannibal,
asking $4,000 damages against th.
Burlington railroad The plaintiffs al
lege that sparks from a Burlington en-
CINE set fire to their blacksmith and
woodworking shop, located near tn"
railroad tracks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
To Close Packers, Suits.

Jefferson City.-The state will be
ready to proceed to a final considera-
ton of the suits filed by the attorney
general against the packing compa-
MES. The supreme court probably
will not reach these cases before No
vember TO- The attorney general will
have his briefs ready.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
MutlIates Twenty Graves.

Shreveport, La.-Laboring under
the hallucination that a vision had
told him that if he would 90 TO a
cemetery, lie down and die he would
be resurrected, APE Walchnsky tore
up 20 graves in q graveyard here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
SUFFERS WITNESS FAILS
LOUIS sARECKY, DEPENDED ON
FOR FACTS, MISSING.
First Big Fight in Impeachment Of
New York Governor Occurred
over Procedure Rules.

Albany. N. Y.--Louis A. ST..
rocky, former secretary to Gov.
William Sulzer before the latter was
elected governor, and after Mrs.
Sulzer probably the chief witness in
the Sulzer impeachment trial. has
disappeared.
Representatives of the assembly
managers, sent to Buffalo to locate
him in that city, wired here that he
had left the state and was believed
TO be in Cleveland, o. Sarecky had
charge of the Sulzer campaign funds
and the impeachment managers
planned to compel him to testify as
TO their disposition.
Sarecky has been declared in con-
tempt OF the Frawley investigation
committee, and it had been planned
to arraign him at the bar of the as
sembly. He and Mrs. Sulzer are the
only two individuals who knew the
entire inside OF the financial transac-
lions on which the assembly manag-
crs predicated their original articles
/ OF impeachment.
! ne llTSl DlB HsuL Chhie tOuhS winch
| attorneys for SulZer assailed the rules
of procedure which were prepared by
a special committee composed of Sen
atOrs Wagner, Brown and Judge Bart
lett. In order to be able to do this,
the attorneys of the accused execu-
tive, in entering their appearance, an
nounced that they were puresent "to
object TO the jurisdiction of the high
court and to it's membership"
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
MInlater Sent % PrIeon.

Bentonville. Ark.-Rev. W. f. Pip
min. a Baptist minister, after pleading
guilty here to passing a worthless
check on member Of his congrega-
tion. was sentenced 10 three years in
the state penitentiary.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Three u. S. Sailors Drown.

Bridgeport, Conn-Three Of the
crew of the United States torpedo de-
stroyer Mccall were drowned in the
harbor when the tug Seaboard collid-
ed with the destroyers power cutter
in which four sailors who had been
on shore leave were returning 10 the
Mccall.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Thousands at eaynor Funeral.

New York-Business throughout
Greater New York was practically
suspended from II o'clock TO noon
during the public funeral ceremony Of
Mayor William J. Gaynor, late eXecu-
tive OF a mourning city. More than
10000 marchers were in line when
the body was conducted from the city
hall to Trinity church, where the
services were held.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
FROM ALL OVER THE STATE
Doo overturns Motoroyele.

Trenton.-A dog overturned a mo-
torcycle while it was descending a
hill at the rate OF rs miles an hour
ard severely injured Miss Lulu
Brown, a country school teacher, 1--WE
miles southeast of here. when the
dog unexpectedly darted from the
weeds at the roadside.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Gass to Make Race AGAIN.

Jefferson City.-Prof. Howard A.
Gass Of this city announced his can
didacy for the Democratic nomination
for state superintendent of public in
for state superintendent of public
schools at the next state primary.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Sale Bills in Maids stockings.

New York-Bills OF sale for $4,000
worth Of goods purchased abroad,
found in the stocking of Mrs. John 81.
Cullough's maid, caused the customs
officials to hold six Of Mrs. Culloughs
trunks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
To Sell Grain to Farmers.

Carthage.-State Dairy Commits
sioner Bennett has planned to ship
grain into drouth-stricken sections Of
Missouri and sell to farmers at cost TO
stop sacrifice Of cattle. The plan is
Endorsed by presidents of the Fedora
ton of Commercial Clubs and the
state board of agriculture.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Jefferson City.-Th,

Jefferson City.-The Missouri Tele-
phone association opened headauar-
tiers here with Ed. A. Hook of Apple
ton City in charge. The object of this
move is to give information and ad.
vice to all the telephone companies
about orders of the public service
commission regarding telephones.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Gov. Cox Names Ohio Chief Justice

Columbus, O.-Gov. Cox appointed
Hugh L. Nichols as chief justice Of
the Ohio supreme court Mr.. Nichols
who was serving his second term as
lieutenant governor, is succeeded in
that Office by State Senator w. ~
Greenlund.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25

BiIboa.--A number of people we're
killed by an explosion in the Galda-
cano dynamite factory Five bodies
have been recovered and more are
supposed to be in the wreckage.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Rooeevelt suraeon Returre.

New York.-Dr. }. b. Murphy, the
surgeon Who cared for Col. Roosevelt
IN Chicago when be was shot r.
turned on the Imperator from Lon
don, where he attended the interna-
tional medical congress
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Arkansas Governor to Borrow.

Little Rock, Ark.-Gov. George w.
Hays has called a conference of
Arkansas bankers for Oct. 10 TO dis
cuss ways and means for relieving
the deficit iu the general revenue
funds He will Try to borrow $3.50, 900.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Wounded by Wife's Friend.

Hannibal.-Henry England was
shot and wounded fatally by Frank
Whaley. The trouble occurred over
Englnnds wife, OF whom England was
jealous, Whaley and Mrs. England
were seen talking together by Eng
land and he chastised them. Whaley
drew bis revolver and shot England.
the bullet passing through his right
lung.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Gov. Dunno to Visit Hannibal.

Hannibal.--Gov. Edward F. Dunno
OF Illinois accepted an invitation to
attend the annual convention of the
Upper Mississippi River Improvement
association, which convenes here Oct.
10 for a two days session. Gov. Major
also will attend.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
"a g. BUYS ~ Auto Trucks.

washington -Postmaster General
n.ricson announced the purchase OF
d autoInobile trucks. 20 Of which are
i.eayy machines. especially designed
40 meet the needs Of the parcel post
xprylce in cities.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Plans M, U. State Hospital.

Oolumbia.-A state hospital in con.
lection with the school of medicine,
to furnish clinical experience for stu
dents, is the plan Of DR.. A. Ross IIill.
president of the University of Mis-
souri,, who addressed the students at
the FIRST convocation of the year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25

New York With a break of 2R
points, Ne" Haven railroad stock
reached s5iz. a low record for the is
sue on the stock exchange. II Is esti.
mared that the decline in the market
value OF the stock represents nearly
S7O,O00,O0O.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Water Purchase Apnroued.

Jefferson City.-The public service
commission granted permission to the
Hannibal Water company to sell its
plant to the city of Hannibal. The
price Is $4,000. Hannibal has voted
bonds 10 purchase the plant
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Michigan Man Heads C. A. r.

Chattanooga, Tenn.-Washingto
Gardner of Albion. Mich, was elected
ccmmander-inchief of the G. a r. in
tie forty-seventh session. The cleo
ton was made unanimous by the
withdrawal of other candidates.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
HAGUE Conference Next Year.

The Hague.--Acting on the sugges-
ton Of the United States, the govern
nent proposes to convoke an interna.
tional conference here in September.
1914. Educational problems will be
discussed
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
U. of M. Opens Win 2.16e.

Cslumbia.-Class work at the Uni
versity of Missouri began with an en-.
rollment of 2,166. The total enroll
meHt for the year, including the sum.
mer session OF the university Is
1916.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
st. Joseph Detective Drops Dead.

Hsnnibal.-Mat Monroe. a detectiv.
from st. Joseph, dropped dead from
heart failure as he entered the main
tent OF wild west show. He came
here three weeks ago, but his mission
was not known.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Three-cent Fare Test.

Jefferson City. - The question
whether the Missouri public service
commission has power to increase
railroad rates above the maximum
fixed by law will be threshed out in
the hearing on October Z of the appli-
cation of the Mississippi & Bonnie
Terre Railroad company to increase
its passenger rates from to 3 cents.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Postmaster at Hale. Mo-. Quits.

Hale.-C. NJ. Hudson, who has been
postmaster at Hale for eight years,
fas handed in his resignation, to take
effect October l, and it has been &C
cspted. Lee Jones is slated to sue
coed him.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Stephen Buys soonville Bonds.

BOonville.-The Boonville improve
meRt bonds of $4,000 were sold to
former Gov. Lon V. Stephens OF St
Louis for $25,062.50. The bonds draw
3 per cent. There were four bidders
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25

Jefferson City.--SiXty-four boys, pu-
pills of the public schools of Missouri,
representing that number of counties,
will attend the state fair school to be
held at Sedalia during the fair which
begins September u ana ends October
3, according to George w. Reavis oil
the state department of education,
who is manager of the school These
boys were selected in competitive ex-
aminations held in their respective
counties before the county superinten-
dent. They were required TO write
thesis on agriculture and pass an eX-
animation in history, arithmetic, geog-
raphy and some other subjects. Fifty
counties failed to avail themselves OF
the opportunity to send a representa-
tive
The boys will be the guests OF tha
state fair board and will receive their
meals and entertainment free. They
will live in tents. Each boy is re
auested to bring with him a pillow,
two blankets or quilts, supply of tow
els, comb and brush and drinking cup.
Manager Reavis requested each to
set to Sedalia not later than Monday
noon, September 20, and to wear the
badge forwarded to him so that the
reception committee at the depot can
locate him.
Besides seeing all the attractions at
tho fair, the boys will hear talks by
Gov. Major, members of the state
board of agriculture and representa-
tives of the state university and state
department of agriculture. The pro-
gram includes lectures by F. p. Lewis
upon Dairy Cattle and Care OF Cat
tle;" S. NJ. Jordan upon Crop Rota-
ton and Corn Growing" f, A. Trow-
bridge, Draft Horses" F. b. Num-
ford, Beef Cattle" Il. II. Emerson,
Rural Schools" d. II. Doane, Farm
Management; J. X. Wright, Rural
Education and Agriculture"
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
cIemsnoy for Convict Road Workers.

Jefferson City.--Because they
worked faithfully on the roads during
Missouris good roads days, Aug. 20
and q, seven convicts will be re-
leased from the state penitentiary
this month on communications issued
by Gov. Major.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Macon Probate judge pie,

Macon.-Judge James w. Eoberts
former prosecuting attorney OF Macon
county, and fer three terms probate
Judge, died after BRIEF illness. Hs
was II years old.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Wife Succeeds Lawrence Assessor.

Jefferson City.-Acting Gov. Paint
er commissioned Mrs. Eliza C. Lacy
as assessor OF Lawrence county, vice
Lee +. Lacy, deceased. The appoinee
was the wife of the official who died.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Takes Poison in Daughters Presence

Montgomery City.-George Crump.
aged 40, residing over the line in Mon
roe county, committed suicide in tho
presence of his daughter by swallow
ing carbolic acid. Physicians were
called, but Crump expired in a few
minutes after taking the poison. NJ
motive for the deed is known.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25

Fulton.-Mrs. Edward Mccall ana
Mrs. Robert Rogers were selected a.
delegates from the Fulton chapter OF
the Daughters of the American ke'o'
luton to the annual state confereh''.
which will be held in Lexington .h
October
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
$4,000 Sought From Railroads.


jefferson City.-Proceedings Incl
dent to the entering OF DEGREES in
suits instituted by the state of Mis-
souri, to recover approximately 100000
from the IS railroads named in the
recent United States supreme court
decision in the Missouri 2-cent pas
senger fare and maximum freight rate
cases were begun before Judge Smith
Mcpherson in the federal district
court here.
The money the state seeks to re-
cover represents its expenditures in
clerical work and filing Of suits
through the extended rate litigation
which resulted finally in victory for
the state.
Attorney-General John T. Barker
and f. ]. Bean, attorney for the pub
lie service commission, represented
the state. A half dozen attorneys ap-
peared for the railroads.
1t was Judge Mcpherson who in
1907 issued the Injunction against the
enforcement OF the 2-cent fare law,
which injunction was invalidated by
the action of the supreme court. In
entering the formal mandate OF the
higher court, Judge Mcpherson was
expected to enter a formal order dis
solving the Injunction.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Heat pouhles Troubles.

Kansas City.-More than double me
usual amount of family trouble has
occurred in Kansas City this summ,.'
according to the officials of the ir'"
legal aid bureau. The hot weather l7
said to be the cause.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-22
Ladies' COlOnials

on,y As pair In this lot Of
Colonials. Patents. Gun
Metal end Tan Calf-very
correct for street wear. Your
choice during this sale s2.f9
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-22
Ladies' OxfOrds

$50 pair plain kid oxfords.
turned aoles. plain or patent
tips. suitable FOR house OF
street wear; values Ca f2.gs.
Special during this sale st.2o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-09
IS OUT OF
TENNIS CONTEST
Business Prevents His Taking
Part in Davis Cup
Matches.

SAN FRANCISCO. April s.-Thomas c.
Bundy OF Los Angeles. joint holder with
Maurice E. Mclaughlin Of the national
tennis doubles championship, VIII not
participate in the preliminary Davis cup
matches In New York June 6. Z and 8.
Business interests prevent his making the
eastern trip at that time.
Mclaughlin, national champion in sin
giles. will leave for New York several
weeks prior 10 the matches in order to
obtain necessary practice on turf courts
What little playing the champion has
done during the winter has been on as
Dhalt.
Two members or the Australian Davis
cup team are scheduled to arrive at san
Francisco April p. Arrangements are
being made for several exhibition
matches. I'm which they will compete
against Mclaughlin and other Califor-
mans. Jones and Rice are the Aus
1rsljsns who arc making the voyage
across the Pacific They viii be Joined
in New York By Boust the third memb Der
OF the team, who Us now in England.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-09
WORK At BASEBALL
PARK PROGRESSING
Macs Boys Getting Into
Form; Play Quincy Team
Here Saturday.

The work OF sodding the Lucas field
baseball grounds went on uninterruptediy
yesterday, and the rcmodellns of the
stands and the setting back OF the right
field fence are being pushed TO compile
ton as rapidly as possible
When the new right field fence is in
place the drive over that wall will be
considerably longer and tho plate Will
appear twenty feet farther out in the
diamond. The present reircshment stand
and tho center entrance 10 the stands
will he done away with. The stands will
be Joined and raised and four tunnel
entrances will be provided instead. a
big arch with tunnel entrances TO all
parts OF the stands and hlca chers viii
supplant the present unsghtly entrs snce
in front OF the park, The new Oleachcrs
arc up and will give the bleacherites
no chance for complaint this season
While this Improvement work is in
progress, NcCioskey's signed players and
bunch OF promising recruits are warm
Ing up each DAY on the Walker lot
across the street. With good weather
for practice games and workouts. the
boys VIII get the kinks out or their
joints in great shape and VIII bc found
Bt aud hne FOR the opening game with
Great Falls here OF April %.
Tom Hacketts quincy team OF the
Three Eye league, which has been train
Ing on The Pacific coast. VIII be here
Saturday and SUNDAY and has booked two
ga with the SEyscrapcrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-09
MAJOR LEAGUE BALL
WILL BEGIN TODAY
SuperbaS and PhillieS to Fire
First Gun; General Battle
Starts Tomorrow.

NEW YORK, April S.-MaJor league
baseball. scheduled to continue for $50
consecutive days before decks are cleared
for the worlds championship battle OF
1919, is due 10 begin tomorrow The
start, however, VIII be confined to sin
gle game-in Brooklyn's new baseball
park-with the other major league cities
held in leash until Thursday for the
general opening in both leagues.
il was by special dispensation Of the
National league that the opening in
Brooklyn was advanced a day this year
in Difference to the fact that a maGnili
cent new stadium has been erected
there, The game tomorrow will be with
tbs Philadelphia club.
On Thursday in the National league
circuit. there viii be openings with Bos-
ton at New York, at Cincinnati with
a second game of the Philadelphia
Brooklyn series in Philadelphia.
In the American league cities Thurs
ington, Philadelphia at Boston. Chicago
at Cleveland. and Detroit at st, Louis.
NEW YORK, April S.-weathor pros
poets were none too favorable tonight
Tor the liriu@ OF the preliminary gun Of
the major league baseball season in
Brooklyn tomorrow. indications being
that the day would he too cold FOR base
ball Given reasonably eood conditions,
however. il was expected that the spa
cious stands OF the new Ebbets field
where the Brooklyn Nationals Will meet
Philadelphia Ia the opening encounter,
would hold a capacity thronG.
The showing OF Manager Dahlen's men
10 date has aroused the Brooklyn fans
There is every indication that they
will turn out in force TO give the home
team a good send off,
NAP" Ructer is Dahlen's proba BILE
twirling selection Tor tomorrow. II the
crack left-hander Is not fit Allen proba-
bly, will occupy the box. Manager Doom
of Philadelphia had not decided tonight
whether to do the catching himself or
let Kiifer act as receiver. Chalmers
Is thought TO be the man he will select
for box duty. with Seaton or Breenan
as possibilities.