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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-05
WAL TER CAMP TO BE
CARL ISLE ADVISER

CARLISLE, Pa The authorities
OF tie Carlisle Indian school d
nnounce the afIiiiaticn with he
schools ath1etic association Of an
sixi6bry ool1n,ttee co1nrosed sof the
Walter Camp. advisory coach to
Yale; Judge Frank Irvine. dean Cor.
nell University College Of Law:
Chancellor s b McC ormick. Univers'
ity OF Pittsburg President 3. a,
Noble. Dickinson College, James =,
Sullivan. secretaTy-treasurer Amateur
Athletic Union.
This committee was formed SO as
to obtain tn the conduct Of athletics
st the school outside counsel Of lead.
ing athletic authorities. besides the
Immediate supervision here and
through the Indian ofIlce II is felt at
Carlisle that the advisory committee
composed OF prominent men associat'
ed with college athletics viii be Oi
great assistance ID the determination
Of questions Of athletic policy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-05
TEACHING COSTS s2s2 4 MONTH

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia The public
schools Of Pottawattamie county fur
|nished instruction to 1924 pupils
during the past year at an average
cost per student OF approximately
1922 each month. The average at,
tendance for the entire county during
each school day was s626 pupils, says
the Nonpareil,
The value Of school buildings to
house this great army Of pupils
amounts to $3.50. $50, and the buildings
contain apparatus valued at SIS, SAG
more. In addition to this apparatus,
school libraries contain total Of 49,,
AL volumes. the value Of which would
add materially to the above figures,
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[||R2 n III

Foster Robinson VIlI do the twirl-
|nr Tor the 1|'.D1iIeS6 III toInorrow's
16Gt 1|ainsI ne 18th infantry. the
hist contest d this series to be played
~ Honolulu Later On the Chinese
plan 70 give the soldiers game on
the |atItf'e home grounds but the
Oriental tourists are anxious to make
|.I present three game series clean
~, and are going after tomorroW's
game from the 1rtt inning
The 15th Players realizing that
their prestige hat been sadly dinin-
i.ht1 81 the poor brand Of ball they
have allowed ID The city, and the ease
With which the Chinese have defeated
{6tn "a two straight games, have
been working like Wild men for the
past week. in al effort 70 round off
the I0|1h edges a. team play; and
ret hack to nli1-eeoson form. Word
comes from schofIeld that the team
has greatly improved in the past week
and soldier fans have high hopes Of
seeing the post champs turn the To-
bIes on the Chinese
Following Is the lineup for tomor-
rows game. which will be called at
Athletic park At o'clock
Chinese I'm sue cf, AVIAN SIS, Lai
Tin 30. 4 Al,ana II, Kan Yen 81. Mark
ham {, a KIkana -. Robinson p, Pin
25th Infantry Willis 50. william
son IS. Slaughter %. Swinton Ct. Cul-
lens III Palmer r. HnllingswOrth c,
Smith ID, Fa1hpef b
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-05

How Tie rest of as Ike to find fault
With the rich!
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-05
NEW CHALLENGE
FOR AMERICA
CUP PROMISED
IBy Latest Maill

LONDON. Aboard the Cunard
liner Lusitania which sailed Nov. 20.
were Col Sir Charles Atom. Miss
Lind Of Hageby. Sir Guy Granet, a.
H. Etanley and Stevenson Taylor.
Col AIlom, who is the owner of the
noted yacht Istria. told The World
correspondent that he Is going to
America to design the interior Of the
Widener memorial At Harvard.
So far as the forthcoming America
Cup races are concerned, Cir Charles
said his syndicate intended to give
Sir Thomas Upton q free run as chal
lenger but If Upton lost they might
consider coming forward as challen-
gers.
Sir Guy Granet. who Is general man
ager Of the Midland Railway. and Mr.,
Stanley, who is managing director Of
the London Traffic combine, compris.
ing tubes, railways and omnibuses
here representing more than 500. 000.-
900 capital, travel together. Mr.. Stan
ley told The World correspondent:
II win remain in America until the
end Of the year. i shall go as far IN
business and social life as Granei
takesm e..
Mr.. Taylor has been here regard.
ing an important new Steamship line
which the Midland Railway viii soon
inangurate between Tilbury and Os
tent.
Miss Lind Is d noted antisvivisec.
ZIONIST and is going TO Washing ton tc
attend the antisfiv isectf0n congress,
The public here recently subscribed
$50 900 to pay her expenses In q news
paper libel action which she brought
but lost
skipper Named.
BRISTOE r. /. Capt Christian
sen Of New York win be the skipper
Of the new America Cup defender e
be built for the Wand erhiit syndicate
At the Herreshoff wards here. This
announcement was made here BY no.
bert w. Emmo1s "a 81. i Boston man
ager Of the syndicate
=.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-05

on, George. I've got splendid news
for you. e
That sol,
Yes something that win save you
lot of money.
What Is ii
I've discovered that your last win
ter's oVercoat will do again this
year
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-05
INTERNATIONAL
POLO TEAM HAS
LOST WHITNEY

4
Hawaiian polo enthusiasts who fol
lowed every move Of the international
matches last year, and q few Of whom
Witnessed the games, win learn with
regret and some CONSERVATION thar
Harry Payne Whitney. captain Of the
Big Four, will not take part in the
International matches for the West
chester cup. which will be played at
the Meadow Brook field next June.
The American team will in all likeli-
hood consist Of Louis Stoddard, Law
renee Waterbury, j. NJ Waterbury.
DeVereux Milburn, with Malcolm Ste
yenson as the substitute to replace j.
M. waterbury as he Is not in q physi-
cal condition to meet the require
ments Of an international match
whitney has determined to retire
from all active participation in
matches for the trophy, not because
Of any lack Of interest in the contests
but because he Is not willing to un-
|dergo q severe course of training
such as is necessary to prepare q
player for q polo match Of great mag
snitnde.
Much against his desire he took
part In the game this year. He had
trained faithfully for the matches, but
long before the first game was sched-
uled to take place he realized that the
strain Of training had left its mark
on him and that he was not PHYSICAL
ly able to do himself full Justice. II
was then that he asked to be relieved
from command of the cup defenders.
Came 90 Rescue.
a few DAYS before the game new
team was formed with Foxhall r.
Keene af the head. Then followed
the acrldent to Keene. and as hours
before the first game took place the
Biz -Four were again named to meet
the challenge of the English players.
whitney had come to the rescue 1T
the urgent request of the members Of
the POLO Association.
At the end OF the second game.
when the Biz -Four clinched the vic
tory after titanie struggle. Whitney
was weak and Exhausted from the
strain 81 the contest and he had to
Be assisted into his automobile. IN
which &c dropped on the. verge Of q
COLLAPSE. INIT night he declared that
he would never again take part ID an
other ilt6rhafi ohal polo match. His
friends thought that he would change
his mind when he recovered his
strength. but this winter after Lord
st. Leeef had announced challenge
tor the cup NEXT year. Whitney reit-
Grated his previous statement that
he would not captain or take part ii
another game to defend the cup.
The loss Of Whitney as captain Of
the Big -Four IS irreparable. No man
can take his place. for there Is not q
polo player today who is his equal as
3 tactician on the field. He Is the
finest polo CAPTAIN in America today.
It was his knowledge Of the game
that whipped the Big Four into an IN
vincible team and caused victories
from the best polo players Of Eng
land and India.
a Great Captain.
1t was Whitney,s mastery hand
ling Of his teammates during the
matches played here in 1911, to say
nothing Of his brilliant strategy. in
the games here this year. that caused
the Americans to retain the trophy.
Whitney Is not powerful with the
mallet, but he is master at antici-
pating q play and guiding his men.
~ 49, - /. \ = -. =.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-05
ASK COR TON OF TWO
MlSLE ADlNG STATEMENTS


A member OF the Coast Defense bali
team asks this paper to correct an
erroneous. statement in the morning
paper to. the effect that the 25th In
fantry mud aAllService" teams viii
play for the army championship. Ii
Is t11sS ar Coast Defense team of
the Oahu League. not picked nine,
that Lieutenant 0'Hara is captaining
against the Schofield' Barracks cham,
pions: The first game is scheduled
for next wednesday. ~....
p Players who will take part in the
Engineer Battery F football game at
Schofield Barracks next Sunday, wish
il understood that they win play
straight American, football, not the
Rugby article. A headline in this
mornings paper reads Army rug,
gers TO meet On gridiron." Rugby
football is not PLAYED on Oahu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-05

Arrangements have been made by
400 large German firms to exhibit
their products at the Panama. Pacific
exposition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-04

Wednesday but added that it made
little difference as there was nothing
left in the two upper stories OF the
building which could be taken away.
Since 4 O'Clock Tuesday the sheriff
has been in complete possession Of
the place
Tuesday night the sheriff hauled
away SIX big wagon loads OF beer and
whisky gin ana wine. furniture Of the
hotel fixtures Of the bar room ana
gambling paraphernalia. Wednesday
morning the officers renewed their
efforts and took away aother wagon
load Of stuff Ahou' ae only thing
left at the alleged booaegging estab-
iishmelt was a few pictures upon the
walls. and wall paper. a few broken
Gown chairs and worn ont carpets.
Even the freshly green painted walls
were rubbed against e such an extent
that painters win have the work to do
all over again.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-04
Books of Gambling House
Show Profits of Business

The Oklahoma city Times yesterday
printed the following
Gambling in Oklahoma City is a very
profitable business to the owners
If the profit and loss books Of
the Elite hotel on North Broadway,
which weer secured in a raid Tuesday
night are to be taken as an indica-
tion. Sheriff Biniol who conducted
the raid OF The alleged gambling and
bootiegging joint. placed In the hands
Of the county attorney "Wednesday
morning a large bunch OF slips show
ing the net profit aud loss on gam
bling at The Elite for each day for sew
eral weeks past The profits run from
s200 to $500 a day up to 5000 or 500,
while only one day cut OF the many
the business" show cd a loss OF about
5000. Roulette and ~hiack jack" were
the most persistent winners for the or
orators, the former showing loss Oh
but one day. Poker was a steady win
ner, and craps" did pretty well. al
though the profits from these two
games were small compared with that
Of the roulette or faro bank The lat
ter game. which IS called the gam
bler's game was the big game Of the
house. Its profits for the day ran
from 5000 up TO several hundred One
day # lost y744 FOR the operators Of
the house
For instance, one slip showed that
or November q, tie gambling end Of
the -hasiness" netted a profit Of 1896
Poker wen sl625. black Jack or "2l."
ss9.5O roulette Sr9, faro bank s215.
craps s52g5. On the previous day the
roulette wheels won about SIS, black
jack S2i and poker about SO, but craps
lost IS, faro SOS and Klondike So Slips
for November 5 show a net profit
from the gambling Of sf92. November
n. s24s, and November rs net loss
Of SCORES. On the latter date faro
showed loss Of S7il
The raid Of the Elite followed di-
rections Of the oklahoma county su-
perior. court given Tuesday upon ap-
plication OF the county attorneys Of
flee Judge oldfiela issued pad.
lock Injunction against the place.
naming J NJ. Dupree as the operator
Of the alleged gambling and bootleg
ging place and Hermione Herskowitz
as ,he owner OF the building. The
sheriff was directed to place padIocks
upon all outside doors This he aIl,
hut the locks were missing Wednesday
morning when Sheriff Binion called at
the place He said he would place
other locks upon the doors during
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-04
Buy Red Cross Seals to
Aid White Plague War

Oklahoma City, Dec Thousands
Of dollars as Oklahoma's Christmas
gift TO the anti-tuberculosis cause"
This is the slogan OF the states as
soeiation for the prevention of tuber-
oulosis, a branch Of the national asso-
citation. And as in the past years. the
red cross seal win be the medium
whereby each Oklahoman viii be able
to help
Thousands Of red cross seals are
being hurried 10 all parts Of Oklaho-
ma, from the office OF z. q. Riley
executive Of the state Organization. and
assistance in the distribution has al
ready been arranged in many quarters
through correspondence by Dr. Riley,
Dr c. r. Day, president. ana Prof. L.
A. Turley OF Oklahoma university, vice
president The club women Of Okla
homa, first Of all are assisting in cam
paign plans Druggists, bankers. store
keepers generally and fraternal orders
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-04

are prepared to help, this year, as in
years past
State headquarters for the associa-
tica are s33 Mercantile building, Okla
homa City. The red cross seals are
furnished by the National Association
Tor the Study and Prevention Of Tub
erculosis. The campaign is not only
state but naticl wide The fund rails
ing work lasts one month, the asso-
citation having the campaign in hand
believing Christmas season 10 be the
fitting time for request of the well
60 ala the sick. The seal sale viii
close January T.
Red cross seals sen TOR one cent
each. The presence OF them ON Christ
mas packages, letters and cards is not
pniamh,ar 90 Oklahoma people, for
Che tuberculosis prevention campaign
has been q Christmas affair in years
before There is but one limit to the
presence Of red cross seals-they may
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-04

not be placed on the address side Of a
mailable envelope government rule
prevented this after the first gTars
campaign, so many purchasers OF seals
that year failed to put both the red
cross and the government stamps on
their Christmas envelopes. The postal
department gave permission for the
use Of the reverse side.
Through arrangements of those who
are aiding the state committee In the
distribution, red cross seals this year
win be cbtainable in almost any place
visited by the Christmas shopper
throughout Oklahoma The work Of
selling. as well as the sale space, is a
donation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-04
GROUP AND coueH REMEDY.

Group is a terrible disease, it attacks
children so suddenly they are very apt
to choke unless given the proper rem
edy at once. There is nothing better
in the world that DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. Lewis Chamberlain of Man
chester, Ohio, writes about his chill
dren: Sometimes in severe attacks
we were afraid they would die, but
since we proved what certain rene
dy Dr. Kings New Discovery is. we
have no fear. We rely on it for GROUP,
coughs and colds SO can you soc
and 800. A bottle should be in every
home. At all druggists. II y Buck
len & Co, Philadelphia and st. Louis.
ADV. d&w
f'stst itE 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-04
IN A BAD WAY
Many chIekashs Reader WIN Feel
Grateful for This Information.

Many chlekasha Reader VIII Feel
Grateful for This Information.
II your back gives out;
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
If urinary troubles set in,
Perhaps your kidneys are I'm bad
way
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Local evidence proves their merit
Mrs. J. J. Conrad, SIS South Fourth
street, Chickasha, okla. says: "Aly
boy had been showing symptoms of
weak kidneys from childhood The
complaint had become so troublesome
that was worried He had hardly
any control Of the kidney secretions
and their color was Unnatural I gave
thee hid three boxes Of Doaa's KID
ney Pills and they made a permanent
cure
Price soc at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mrs. Conrad had. Foster -Aiilburn Co,
Props, Buffalo n. Y.-Ady. 2td&1tw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-04

Duncan Macpherson vas playing
golf. Going out he drove brilliantly
over stream in a hollow. My. but
yon wis fine drive over the bonny
wee burn,' he remarked to his cad
die. Coming home he had TO play over
this same burn" for another hole
and drove right into II. Gang ye an
fish tn ba oot O yon dirty sewer"
he growled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-04
CONSTIPATION poIsoNs YOU.

If you are constipated your entire
system is poisoned by the waste mat
ter kept in the body serious results
often follow. Use Or. Kings New Life
Pills and you will soon get rid of con-
stipation, headache. and other trou-
bles. 25c at druggists or by mail II.
q, Bueken & Co, Philadelphia ana ST
Louis.-Adv d&w
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
MoUNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILLE

home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
VI. Carmichael
Mrs. Will Fell. OF New Alexandria.
Ohio. Is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Frank Thompson. Of North Main
street.
Mrs. Virginia Beall. OF BeIlview.
was a city visitor Saturday.
Mrs. r. " Paxton. OF Washington,
Pa. returned home yesterday after A
short visit with her parents. Dr. and
Mrs. +. r. Worthem.
Mrs. Harry Bishop and daughter.
Emma, left today for a visit AZ the
home Of MIR and Mrs. Smiley Wells. OF
Toronto. Canada. former residents OF
this city.
Mrs. Rhoda = McKelvy returned
this morning after a two weeks visit
az he home OF her brotherinlaw
Charles McKelvy. 90 Vandergrin. Pa.
Mr. McKelyy attended sessions Of tho
Nandergrit Chautauqua and states
that the program was fine.
Miss Madeline Miller. ~ Beech Rot
tom. was a city caller Sa-urday.
Miss Hazel Crow. Of Windsor. was
calling on friends Saturday evening.
The many friends OF Miss Marie
Hodgins. who vas operated upon re-
Gently in the North Wheeling hospital
for appendicitis. Will he glad 10 know
that she II getting along nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
PARALYSIS OF SPECULATION FEATURE
OF THE STOCK MARKET YESTERDAY

NEW YORK, July 14-Coutinued par
alysis OF speculation. TO a degree unpar-
al!elled since the business Of buying and
selling stocks attained the proportions
regarded as normal IN recent years. was
the feature OF to-day market. Prices
held fairly steady. although late IN the
day some OF the leading stocks easeI off.
influenced by the weakness OF the COP
per group. VITA a few exceptions. fluc-
lAdtiuns did not escape fractional limits.
4Ltl- was no appearance Of lfe in the
istrNet at any time during the session.
Ncahness OF the coppers was associated
win the Fumor which has often done
service in the past. although each tImo
uisctedited subsequently. to the effect
that the government was ABOUT to instt-
tGt- proceedings gains important cop
per interests smelling broke > poiuIs
. within A fraction or the years low
prlse. and A"malgamated yielded a point.
Inc possibility OF a strike Of conduc-
tors and tralnmen on eastern roads tend
ed 10 restrict trading. although the days
were regarded as increas-
Ing tae probabilities OF a peaceful set
t4ement. Total sales $500 shares.
There were Re changes OF Importance
IN the bond market. although a number
OF well Known issues displayed "A weak
ening tendency. Total sales. par value.
sl.n4+.Onn.
L. ;. - advanced !, per cent
on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
HAY AND GRAIN
Butter. Eggs and Checae

NV YORK. uiy l4.-Butter easy:
creamery extras 2s = q &c. nrstS Is
CSC seconds 2+p Csc, thirds 23a23Ec.
state dairy finest 26c. good to prime
-is ~ s5izc. common TO fair ga.
process extras 24iz "a 25c. hrSts 23I, a.
&c. seconds &c. Imitation creamorv
nrSt- &5c. factory current make nrSts
y ~ &c. seconds 2lia n 22c. packing
stock current make 40. /. 2iLc. no.
:. 2"'s 2lc. No. 2. 1871 zoe.
theere Barely steady state whole
MILK fresh colorsd specials ~. ILL.,.
dlt'n white and pale t4h.c. ditto coll
"ret average fancy 1874 II4c. duo
w.htie and pale i3A n 10. under grades
l2M l3isc. ~ ms 40 lie.
Egg~-Steady Fresh gathered eX-
ia. 80 2s' extra nrsts 2Ia2Ii7ci
ana poorer i2T1ac. fresh gathered
Dirt 90 40 !. l5 100. No 2 and poorer
90 lfc. fresh gathered checks good To-
choice dry 13H14c. under grades ne
cAr" ] uNT1 So. state .-epennSylvauIt
and nearby hennery brown asa CSC. ait
=" gathered hroVns and mixed coIofa
1874 -Ec.
ti'ur-Quiet hareiv steady. spring
patents - GuDf 20. winter straiEhte
it"H4 30. winter patents 81 sfa
5 10. spring clears 81 O0at %. extra
No. J.. winter - soas 10. extra " 2
50 2Iuf 30.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

Mrs DUTY. ~ Warwood. was VISITING
friends In Washington. Pa. yesterday.
Mr.. u wade Is visiting his friend. :.
y. Holmes. Of Warwoof. ths week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. H~elfenbine ana
family. 81 Eighteenth street. went 20
Pittsburgh N their automobile yester-
dav.
William EmSlcv and daughter Helen
arc visiting friends In Washington. Pa.
this week.
Miss r r Rinrell and MvraRirken-
hier. Of Fast Wheeling. were visiting
friends p Warwood Surdav
Mrs. \ " WrEhf. Of Main street.
South Warwood. spent Sunday with
friends a. Holidays cove.
Mrs. FIerhauEh. 81 Warwood. has re-
turned home after visiting friends at
HOLIDAYS cove
George Eberts and family and Carl
Eherts ana family went % Pittsburgh
in their automobile Suuday
~ y Rogers. - Main street. South
Warwood. Visited hts parents sunday
a. = Sfrohel. ~ Richland avenue.
South Wprwood. expects 10 purchase an
automobile IN tho near future
Mr. T. ~ Wright. 81 Main street.
South wnrwood. Waited friends at Holt
dsv's cove SUNDAY.
Mrs Robert Uc.yler. ~ South War
wood. IS able TO tc out afte- being oper-
afcI OF o. Tho North Wheeling hospital
about o. month ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
COUNCILMAN
VIII Be Tried Tonight for Violation Of
County Speed LaW-Another
Arrest 20 Be Made.

Councilman J 3 butts WIS arrest
ed sunday near Film Grove by Deputy
sheriff Louls rAramarcino the Motor
Cyclic cop Tor speeding in his biz
touring car. He will receive a hearing
before Squire " Y. wickham tonight.
A car carrying state license No i0c1
vas also speeding and Tho owner viii
also DO compelled 70 appear On ac-
count ~ rho nov licensees bcing lrsued
af ihe present time 10 was necessary
~ send 20 Charleston FOR tho owners
nnmc a nne can alec DO imposed
now Tor all machines equipped with
Tho old license either state or city. tho
limit Tor he old state licrnse was
July 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
PRESIDENT HUERTA
NARROWLY ESCAPES

CITY OF MEXICO. July tt-Do-
tails ~ the discovery ~ q plot 90 as
sassinstc President Huorts. General
Felix pisz and Minister 81 War Azure
l0 Bianquot which became known to-
daF indicated that 90 was onlt bv tho
rHrrowcrt margin that Uuerta's ufe
was saved Ncstor Munruy. . police
man. was found iu the anferunm 81
tho president-q office with two bombs
and rcvolvers The chief ~ staff
found he man Just 49, he Vas about
90 throw n bomb. The chief ~ staff
oFrrpuwcrcd Huertas would DO 49,
sassin and. taking tha bomb from him.
eNtinEuishcd tho rputtcrinc fuse.
Whom Mouroy was searched papers
were found on him signed BY Zapafa.
~imUlicatlnE o. others. and making SO
clear that attempts on tho lives q
Diaz and Rlanquet were Co Do made
81 the same hour as that planned
against Huorta.
The police were notified and frapa
were laid % capture tho othcr ron
frirat0r9 Two were captured and
tho police then wont 20 a house. tho