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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-18
ALLEN IS NAMED

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1s.-The
following nominations were sent 10
the senate today: Former Gov.
Folk. to be solicitor for tho state
department. and Clay Allen Of Seat
tie. to be United States district at
torney for the Western district of
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-18
AND BRAD DID It

The formal complaint. requesting
the sale of tickets on cars, prepared
by Corporation Counsel Bradford.
in behalf OF the city, has been filed
with the public service commission.
The hearing h.> already been set
for September %. when the formal.
as well as the informal. complaints
will be heard in Seattle
On behalf OF the city, Bradford
and Assistant Corporation Counsel
Pierce will appear, while Hugh c..
Todd, engaged by The Star, will ap-
pear informally in behalf OF the
people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-18
LOOK FOR LILY

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 1S.--
The police were asked today TO
search for Miss Lillian Hanna, n
pretty high school girl. who ls
missing from her home here
I'm simply tired Of school" she
declared in n note 10 her parents.
I'm going away | don't know
whore, but Im going"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-18
JUST A FAILURE

Los ANGELES, Sept. fs.-
There's nothing tragic about
this; just failure dropping
out. A touch Of the heat,
guess"
These words, scrawled on a bit
of paper, were found clasped. with
a revolver. in the hand OF man
who lay dying on the steps OF
Naomi Christian church. He had
fired bullet through his head. and,
according to hospital surgeons. had
no chance 10 recover.
A card in the mans pocket was
inscribed wv II. Anderson" The
clothing contained no other means
of Identification.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-18
Don't Wait-Start
Something

Get your ad in and let IL get
to work for you. Star Want
Ads are doing things for people
every day; they'll do something
for you. II youll start them 10
work. They'll make trades,
rent houses and rooms. secure
positions and help. find lost ar.
ticles. sell real estate, poultry,
horses. dogs. cows, furniture
or anything worth the money.
start them to work; they'll
work wonders for YOU IL you'll
give them a chance. Phone
one to Main 9i00 today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-18

A wise student profits by his own ex.
porcnce but tho wiser student profits BY
tho experience OF others. The wiser stu.
dent enrolis at Hyatt -Fowels Business
school. 9Th and Pine. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-18

At 24.eoo feet, the highest point
reached by the Duke of the
Abruzzi on Bride Peak in the Him.
alayas, the barometer stood at
1886 inches, or only 16 higher
than it would stand on the top OF
Mount Everest. Yet none of the
party suffered from mountain sick
ness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-18
HOUSE PASSES
CURRENCY BILL

WASHINGTON, Sept. ia
BY a vote Of 2s6 for TO 81
against. the house today passed
the administration currency
bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-18
Enters n Denial

Judge Humphriea' complaint
I don't think your answer IN suf-
ficieni.' said judge Humphrica.
and. turning TO Foster. he said
n you will demur 10 the an.
awer, | will sustain g."
hut FuAter declined 10 TAX. the
judges hint He did not demnr
Had be done 30. the case would
have ended then and there. without
tho Introduction Of any testimony.
Hes a Great "Oserruler"
Il don't think the answer ls suf.
ficient. either" said Foster. but
am willing 20 treat II as such. so
We may take testimony"
nefpre prcscniiag the answer,
kttorney nundy offered 4 motion 10
strike from the complaint certain
statements which he said were
mere conclusions of law and not
statements Of fact
"Overruled." Judge Hnmphr'cs
said. shortly.
Bundy then presented three 9th.
er motions 10 make the complaint
more definite and certain.
He wanted {, 20 show IN what
manner SicKfried was contcmpiu.
Gus instead of merely stating that
fact as conclusion
He also wanted the complaint TO
show in what manner Judge Hum
phries was intimidated and en-.
barrassed In the administration of
his court"
Judge Gives a Talk
On each motion. judge Humph.
ries replied with curt but decis-
I've: "Overrulcd.
There we're no arguments pre-
sented. but Judge Humphrlcs took
occasion 10 deliver one OF his IA
mlllar talks. In which he demon.
strated his readiness to find Sleg
fried guilty.
There is too much OF habit 10
criticise judges he said 1t has
got TO be n funny matter with some
people. But Il is serious. was
summoned before the grievance
committee OF the Bar Association
on this mans charges. and nov
he comes and denies II all
Makes a Fool Of Court.
Here Is man whom never
saw before who attacked me He's
making n fool OF this court He
can't show I tore up any records.
or that was In any conspiracy
with any lawyer on the soap box
cases. Then they have newspaper
stories about being impeached |
wonder how they can impeach me
II | didn't do what they say ! did
II wasn't Siegfried's put In any
way. It's carrying things TO an
absurdity. a nonsenslty. Now he
denies the charges. What do you
think OF that7"
Slegfried arose 10 answer, but
Judge Humphrtes told him that
since he had an attorney he'd bet.
ter let the lawyer speak for him.
Siegfried stated after he left the
court room that he denied he made
charges against the Judge. but that
his crime" apparently consists of
having written n letter TO the Bar
Association asking that body 10 In.
vestigate certain conduct OF Judge
Humphries which was reported to
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-18
THOR IS
STILL A 7
LIBERT Y
Thursdays Here. But Siegiried
Continues TO Enjoy the
Rainy Outdoors.
CASE IS CONTINUED
Judge Humphries Puts Hear
ing Over After Sharp
Verbal Passage.

The scheduled conviction OF At
torney rhorwaid slegfried for con.
tempt Of Judge humphries did not
take place this morning. but was
continued 20 October ?.
Judge Humphries special prose-
cutting attorney. Representative II
+. Foster. was not prepared 10 pre-
sent his evidence. be told Judge
Humphries
So. OF course. Judge lIumphries
accommodated him with continu.
anee. although Slegfried. through
his attorney Alexander Bundy. Of
fered TO 80 on trial Immediately or
tomorrow
a large crowd was present 10 wit
ness this most unusual case. where
Judge Humphrics was the com.
plalnant. prosecuting attorney and
Judge as we'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-18

CA
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
The Markets
WALL STREET.
DO I.rnsrd VINO tn I,NrmIng IIeraId

Sow York. March % Having
passed through several days ot see
we're liquidation the stock market
was iu position tu respond tudn! to
Ilu ,Nhllltjou OF siy,utth ul NW'r.
leans m London and indication. thut
the political situation abroad ""H
clearing Many traders took th' 'Iuv
that the market ISIin had been utui -
sold and pointed 90 tho celebrity Win
which prices improved when bears
attempted Zoo cover N,rtcrduy.s lose
cs pcry moro than retrieved boz short
order
H,udm, steel Southern PJ,lu, ST.
Paul Eric AmrlsHmntrd copper mad
Smelling sold nloN, Saturdays CLOSE.
Bonds were urrgulsr
slight rouprs. uuF were made from
The best nguros uf th, forenoon ans
business became small Foreign az
t,rcsts took nuyh much cot the stock
uuloudcd her, lately London ana tha
continent butiuE $4,000 sharcH
Bear operators attacked Union Pu
.iup ut ihr mIW, ~ itH dirvHtuI 500
their m,ctug to-day go give uut d,nn-
M, information r,gurdiug the urpS-
poets for the dissolution plan. Union
pucinc reached points aud SOLD
slightly below yoslorduy- uual price
rho market closed lrm -uiur
hgh.prly,d coat .turls turned weak
ANA There $40, l,ii,r selling "f Penn.
sllNaut. despite 600 .Wpr".ius t"n-
ururi rif,utrr'.
Covering ul "-uurri 100 Union i'n.
ellie rurrird up that stock brlsNA
agalu aud NmllEamutod uud steel re-
turned Go their high figures.
Clusng prices
Ammgumntrd. co.'s
sugar ilai.
AtChIsOn lults
i,radiug la0is
southern Pacific, SEA
Onion Pacific, 1854.
Steel. so.
stool preferred intF.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11

the then % the BIN had the result
Of the adoption by unanimous Noi"
~ resolution ordering an investi-
xatlcn ~ dttcrmfne the identity 81
the person responsible for ~ disar
pnarancr. the houre resolution No.
%. offered BY MI Nichols nnd
amended by Mr.. Catrcn. orders an w
yeetiealiOn into the anti. gambling oil
aHAir. likewise into the alleged theft
81 tho weights and measures bill ans
the disa ppcorancr ~ the emerson
clause % the coal Oh department hll.
lasi year. Tae resolution follows
whereas. Senate Biu f5s. tho %
relating 20 eamblinR, Was duly pareet
By the senate and duly delivered g.
.tltc house OF representative somf
time ago. and
Whereas. he said bill when celicd
for by the speaker 81 ghc house OF
representatives. uus found 10 be miss
ing and lts whereabouts have not
been ascortnined. and
Whereas. ut the nrsi session uf thc
Legislature of ,hr state nf New Mex
leo q bill pertaining 10 weights am
measures was duty PARKED hy both th'
senate and house ~ representative
and failed 10 reach the governor ~
New Mexico. and was undoubtedl'
taken from the rccords uf the lesls
iaturc; and
where's. the bIil abollsr.ng the ui
nee Of coal Oh Inspector was dub
passed al the first session ~ the leg.
lalnture % tho state 81 Ncw Mexico
said bill having attached 90 Il thf
emcrgcncy clause;
New. Therefore. be Il resolved b.
the house OF Representatives 81 tn,
nfnte of New Mexico that q commit
tee OF three be appointed ny th,
speaker 90 the housn 60 investiRat,
tho loss of said senate Bill ii5. and
said senate plIl pertaining o. weights
and measures. the loss % the etusf
gcncy clause from the hili o. abolish
the coel oil inspectors oificc. and o.
report tho result 20 this house prioi
~ the Adjournment vf this session 81
tho legislature"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11

tiou with he mounted police and
that ., the naming uf Irud Furuuu .s
% member OF this body ul ufiD,rr
IN state where majority ol tn'
people BEL composed OF Spanish Amer.
leans. person s unable go meet Vith
% Iuuu NOR, unfit than Fred turnuif
TOT this office furnoir Do 90 man '.
pronounced pr'Juul'c aud Boz % fanatic
iu his opptitiou ,p tho SpuuiFh Amer
lean. he regards us 900 Ia same
lleht 49, urgrn'. ana docs Not h'i.
tnir tu su dcrlUr" himself Tie has
refused Go serve variants directed
against Npgeboud. called Americans.
lor the solo reason that th. Warrant
wac issued from 90 Justice ui .N"
peace col Spanish blood SO FfaI
Furuofl has 900 business a. a. m'ut
Der oi th, m"unird police .r ND"
Nr,i Oo. o. Is much noti"r tnut D..
should renh employment as mem.
Seer Of fur rangers 400 TDNas. lir .e-
iuug, thcID uud uut here. We d..ira
,yfy much uhut Governor Mcdonald
should take these TACT. into consider.
alton ana bear tuam in MIND whom Doc
rDts upon tils appointment
The vote uu CO.,, aholishWHu "i
tho police Was us foiluvr.
ANU. Aheytiu liuwUuu, Eurlf,
Clark, CHAMPION Duopp, 0sllrgo-'
lIuu. Uiull, uulL nlcld, tnuFur'u
Niar NaWun rurc. i'omrr". Sul.
ger o.
NbFe AlIr.dR.. Huul. E'aU. Alec
Cos. NHNrs ru',.E Walton
The House
TItc H"uar pui 100 The Afternoon Do
committee of tur whole dlsru. u-
hous, rIl $50 100. introduced "a
Speaker Bugn % lengthy acc which
,outuur ag ,mIrp f'ylsinn "i and
compilation ul Ino gum, lave 'H"
rHaIuR 90 thD hllL section hF sv,
ton vat about HuIr completed ""..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
CIl,ago Ii,c-t~rL

.u'aJrD. March H. liuss l.u-
.olpts 1000; market strong, ap high-
or. light ySGuH SOS. mNrd. s>.tou
$50. heavy. ts.souvIo. rough fs.-..
UNtU. pigs. fCf.U>.,U, hulh, $3.50
liN.5r.
cattle. l1rrripts i,1uu. market
st,udN, h,p1,., y71a1HI-. western
s,,,r., &G.GuHT9n. T,Nus stv.rs.
$3.50 GC.5u. stuokrr- ANA t.rl,rs.
tG.-od SIS. cows Hud hrifcrs sa.a"H
500; calves, $1,000 100.
sheep Receipts $1,000. market
SLOW, general. st,udE. native. 5000
~ 1000. western. tGJ53u 400. N,uE-
liuss, Si.j~S.lu. native lambs, $500
WJ."", western lambs yHnn4Hru.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11

Kansas Cir, March a.. cattle
Receipts 10000, Including 500 suIth.
crns, market weak, native storr-.
1s.faWH.UO, southern steers 5000
$50, southern COWS aud hcilvrs, fl,i
uIgii native COWS and hoifcrs, san
fts.50, stockvrs and feeders, S6.5a "a
500. bulls, ta.sau 800, calves. sG.'u
10 1900. western steers &i.ooH $40,
western COWS. Si.aUW 100.
uugs Rrccipta 10000, market
higher, bulk of suloa, SS.tOdS.Go.
heavy. tS.3OWA.5U, packers and
ubtchurs. tS.t0uS.G5, light S. 500
sea; piss SG0o0 Lis.
.hp.p E.,,plH g. urH. utItti
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11

tho wheat market today setback
Favorable weather lea Eussiu also
helped tb, BEARS. Attention too. was
given 10 the liberal increase in thn
European visible supply Opening fig
ure4 were y "a 4.r lower iu 90 shud,
nap May started 900 pI'l u"1f.,.
varying from t.niic declining to
Toe advance and then fem Geo go lsr.
IN, close Nas steady with Mu o. 70"
20. u' lower tt s'a,r.
May corn opened @ 10 Hs" higher It
70 5- ll55u. but reacted 10 o. 'sr. Th'
clos, vu. vruk ac not lower for
Ma. 90. st's,.
MAJ oats. which STARTED d, n .sa or
cot 500, f,537 .,. dropprd 200 %" &c.
smaller receipts of hogs bruughl
about Ju upturu iu provision. FIRST
sales ranged rum ust mlhr level
Geo .5o higher with Man f-luUH -l.u5
for pork. fiu.N.ls tpr lard ana sio.Na
for ribs. CLOSING ur,cc..
Wheat Mas, s3AD. JuN NN's..
sept. sAHNsitD
Corn May 5eA,. Jul. ,ahg.
Sept, 5ilt m5i.-,
MAY 90 Fee. Julg $3.50, Sop'.
38Ar
Moss port. pee ooD Ma> t-oG5'
Jolly S2p1Tif.
Lard per lou lua Mu', kloii's,
JulS tI".itia.
Short rln. por goo ln. MAY $40
eos Jus. fiu..a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
WH8 STOLE SENATE
NTl-GAMBLIRG
BILL FROM The
SPEAKER3
Mrs. Bergcre, Interested in
Measure, Says she Knows
But Isn't Quite Ready to Di-
vulge.
Mr.. HOLT PROMPTLY
DIGS UP ANOTHER

ifpeelas CosseapSnoenre 10 tAe Tisratdi
runta fs. y. a.. Narch iV.-~'Wno
stole she senate anti-gainbiing biil
from tl,e slefk - hYeatsT lsacn az the
isouse az representative Mrs A.
- Eer&tfs. of tirlz clis. whu 70 dc~p-
ii Interested IN ihc r,isEaec of has
piscc OF lcsuslatiou. says she Knows,
hat she h not iust roady 80 tell.
Al AZ events The TIN disappearac
frnin the speakers table, or 20 b.
cxact. from that pf the chief clerk
and ghcfc are those who do not hear
tafg - d'.ciarc thaf some person hoe"
tic to the bin wus responsible FOR iis
disappeAFAnee.
ncw VA 10 replace Tho one stolen
in the house. iatroduced IN The SER
ate and rushed through tina Uody
WIS passed b the house tonight
without diseussion b the vote ~ 80
20 Z. The new bili was known a.
Senate nan Ger replacing senate Nil
IT'S THE biH was considered under
suspension IS the rules and the vote
was a. follows
Ayca~ BBra ~ sandopi. Baca o.;
Valencia. blanchard. ncgiwarr. Bsrs.
carter. campbell cnsAdos, ChriHman,
Cinnrcs. Coones. C0rdo,a. Evans.
0a~r. Garcia. Hilton. House. 1.icnci-
hn. 4.obatu. Lopez. Love. Lucero.
McGiiNray Moreno. Niuliens. Nirh-
sis. padilia. ouin'ana. isescrs. smith,
Tcomhs. rsuylio. Tuiiy. Vargas Mr.
speWr Total 80
Nnys--Catron Go0deli. MonfUya,
sanehez. ssldmorc. Tripp. Tucker.
Total. 2
The bin par. "a the senate several
days ago, and this afternoon Mrs
Hugecrc visited the house and asked
Representative iienioeio Lopez. %
Morn. 40 have the bili. called up. Mr
Loptx ratT.ed ihe resucst 81 ihV
speaker The speaker WAS wiiins
and requested the clerk 10 read the
i'm. Thc cieTk fumbled among th,
papers on his dcsk. No an'i-snmp-
ting bill WAS thcra. ard the house pro
ceedcd With the rvgular order.
ar. I.opez returned So his stai anu
Informed Mrs. hergere VI the rcsSl.
81 his efforts
"Thsy's stolen ~. lxciaimed Mfs
Berscrc. indignantly. 'Thcy can't
fool me. Thefve stolen Il anc
know who did a."
Mrs. Berrcre hurried 20 the sen
ate and sounded the alarm. Chlsi
Clerk stupliu of the house also yiaite
the senate aud Informed senator Holt
That she blll HAD hesn misplaced
"somc meIul,er probably bortowvJ q
and forget 60 return a. was Air
sispliu's explanation. The chief cserii
s,niurcd the hope that the bill migh'
D. returned.
This aldnY fur Mr Holt, however
The sniiemun from Doua Ana Is de-
tarniuc1 90 suppress gambling aut
ho is nothing " moi rcsuurceipl
g,f.Asing tho sepats tor q few mlD
utcei senator Holt returned Win
new copy. introduced 6, ~ new bil
nnd bad d paes;d and again sent 3,
she hulsc al within Tire spuce d
thirty mluuf0g. During tho vote 90
81. tii several members espresso
their Indignation ihai a4ch action ga
gscertar,. Senators mccoy, Mlsr.
ana Iiarih be.ne particularly fieorov
ibeiF condemnation OF ihc aht ~
theft
Tl courHp there y alAsys the pus
flhiihy that the appearance "a ih
liii war not Que 20 amy criminal ir
tint. bot on thr other bond " IL va
tioIeu. lnc taief prvfiied little au'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
MEDICN. BILL PASSED.
WITH N ANINItAit'Ng

House Bin 20a. the medical hill
ahiC. defines Tho practice % mcdi
cine. Was passed tonight with an
amendment. which % r. believed Wili
be satisfactory Ia those VIM have "p
posed the ysssage ~ the bin as oria
a. follows;
"Nor shall anything In this act b,
construed g. regulate. prohibit or IN.
terfcre with the practice 81 heal.n-
by PRAYER. cithar grniusu,ufly or TO-
compensation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11

Denver March ll-Cuttl, Ito
oclpi- COO, mlrb,t strong. u,cr
u,nrf. SC.bum $40, COWS and uDI-
,rr. sa.ousrG.ap; sto.kors ANA feeders.
aa.uuu It1t calves. ts.GuFi 1910.
Hogs Receipts $500. market
scndy, top SS.G". bulk, ts.iupN.Ga.
sheep Receipts 1000. market
steady; ycarlngs &G.55pi,.,.. Nrih-
orH. f5.5'm6.sa, Hmbs, t15U1 " "Ui
owes, $4,000 600.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11

NrN york. March a.. Copper li,W.
spot to NAV slLa7m 1853.
Tin steady, spot &i6.tafil ibi
Lead steady N.3UW i.iO.
spgltcr steady. SC.3OW G.lu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11

Wv lurk. NUrch IT, NluoI IN
,all 6rm, a', 49,. per cent Tlmo
l"aus STRONG. asN aud ninety a'~s
and sis months ais per cent
I'uw' mercantile paper ol- per
cent
iar silver, oNasr
NpNl,Hu dollars. Csc,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
ROUSE BILL 500 FANS
TO PASS IN TIIF uOJSi

The house tonight failed 10 pass b.
= vote Of 20 20 "a House Dill No. iGo.
tho game ana nsh ldw.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11

steady. muuons. to.Uof,G.Gu, colo
RADIO lambs sS.uuu N.,a; range w,th-
,rs and ,,ur.iu-.. 5000 ,.G.. rsur'
owes. EtauuG.5u.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11

&C. luut March o. Wool steady
territory and western u'dlumr .l"
.tr, nur mediums, lt.,tu,. One. iip
I1.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11

NcN York March ll-Cottuu spot
closed quirt NiddlinS uplands tle.,0.
MIDI gulf tl2.65. Salgt, %
bales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11

chicago. March H. liNcuDol re-
ports that prices we're Influenced by
.Xl,, ted dcai WunrA tended tu Give
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11

&c. Luuis March a.. Lrud nrm,
tt't'. "tsa. Sprltrr strong. 500
nGJu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11

To Curo a Cold in Onc Ia,

Take LAXATIVE BROMo Qglnlno
Tablets Druggists r.fund money y
n falls 20 cure. \. W, GROVES sie-
naluTe On cash aok csc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
LEONARD BELONGS
IN HE'LL SAYS
Ell PASO MAN
Chief McMillin Receives Let
ter from Pass City, Giving
Further Details Of Opera
tons There Of Man jailed
Here.

g. V Leonard sentenced Go serve
ninety days Ia JAN saturday bS Justice
craig, belongs n he'll. according 10 90
declaration made ln "a leitCr received
today b. Chlcf 90 Police N CMiilin, tno
writer being ". o.. stuart. "a portrait
artist and photographer. of lll ~
Pas0 street. ~ Pas0 Texas stuart
tells IN his lotter " leonard doping
one III Paao girl ana says the shi
aus "a nervous wreck when sine re-
gained h,- Eelt senses; and taHt she
wanted tu commit suicide. buying
ent uth c,unide of potassium Co hll
hundred men
stunrfe ieitct d as follows:
20 paso. TvXaa. March ., 1919.
df Thomas McNilin.
Chief %, police Albuquerque, y ~.
Dear -ir
one uf our ,.ty detectives told mo
today that sou bad fellow .n jaw
There Uho ls now travelling under tn'
name of a. " Leonard, nnd "ho was
| known horc under q different name
/ Tho sioty az Leonard'- operations. as
told iu t,rv "a l'nso Hnd Albuqueruh,
new SIPS rrrs luth upt lcli har 1 Know
QUO of the girls H el raso whom
1 Leonard betrayed I nciicse she was
dopud. for Hh, 1900 uo recollection ~
! any ,hlHs thai traUtpigad for almost
thrro dats -ue Nas not nt nor room
curing ili, tia. and can giyo no ac-
count COW hsTolf ~1e wua q nervous
v reck WHOM lhe did return and want
cd to commit ru,iGr rho bought
enough cyanide of potUauin to kli
= h1udfed people She ua' not occr
Ial,e a. NorA rlurt Sos n luJ ha'r
sha follow in $50. 3 only rish ihHi 'oH
lhad Soc poNcr 90 sentence aim io a"iI
f'llort ls Where he belongs
Yorrs yeiy tuif
81 ~ FIl AHT.
I Cblel M,MuW has gone hgoug
Leonard correspondence AMI BE- con
WINGED that f0r sotoral years "a least
! Leonard WAS known by thc name ol
l'uhofuss MatthewH und thut b., hVol
10 fort worth 1'oxas Letters and
testimonials ia LoOnard's posaosalou
sndicnte chat he was a porter in Vnrl'
GUS buildings ln Fort WORTH and tha'
ho played tho part oi cheap graftei
aud professional psnhaud.cr IRON
umo 70 lime.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11

ptebael, ha,.cnvd the pa.sass o. n
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-10-10
STATE TROOPS PUT
END TO MOB RULE
RIoting Follows Double Murder
al Benton, III.

Ben'on, III. Sept - With state
troops patrOling tn" streets ALL is
quiet here following the riots, but
further trouble IL feared If the posse
eat~hra iohn Hnrzan, one Of the for.
eign miners accused of the murder o'
e..ru tFut mems and Quincy Drum.
mouds Young musicians
The mob formed In the public
square assautng every foreigner
who came 10 town. About twenty
aliens were severely beaten and de-
spite the efforts OF Mayor hspy who
swore in twenty-five deputies, the riot.
ing became worse and an appeal saa
sent TO the sheriif Of Franklin county.
who called on Governor Dunno for
troops Local Company + vas ordered
out and the streets cleared of rioters.
The three suspects arrested for ths
double murder were released The
posse was thought TO have another
suspect Cornnred in the woods.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-10-10
Only Three Weeks
More Left Now
Who Will Win The Piano? All
Are Working Hard

Only three more weeks remain
of the HeraId's Big Subscription
Contest. We cannot, of course,
tell how the candidates stand
from now on as all of the voting
is done in secret, the ballots be-
ing deposited in the ballot box
located at the First State Bank.
There is no occasion for any CT
the Contestants giving up now.
Sail in and win. You can do it if
you will only make the effort,
and certainly the prize is worth
all the effort it will take to win.
No better piano can be bought
for anythin" like the money, and
all of the piano critics of Lem
mon are agreed that it is really
an instrument of high quality.
No candidate can afford to let
this opportunity of owning
really high-class piano, slip
by. 1t is yours if you will only
put the hustle into it. DO 1T
now. Don't put it off another
minute!