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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-17
MRS. c. D. GIBSON
SINGS IN CONCERT
DELIGHTS AUDIENCE At TaE
MUsYCALR FOR sHELTERING
ARMS HOSPITAL.

The fourth annual concert given by
the ShelterinE Arrns Circle of King 8
sheIs.r ring Arm. Tree hospital was
held last night In the Jefferson hotel
auditorium, with large number OF
friends OF the daughters and lovers of
music present,
Mrs Charles Dana Gibson soprano.
Sergei Kiloansky, baritone Miss HELEN
x Fflisbrown. pianist and Louis
Weitxsl, accompanied, were the artists
With BEAUTIFULLY rendered selections,
The audience was most apprecia tive
throughout applsudins all the artists
vigorously, Mrs Gibson was recalled
vas heard with pleasure and received
with the warmth OF feeling which
spYings from personal regard and de-
light In a splendid voice. Mr.. Xii
Miss Fiilshro-ns rendition delighted
her audience
The entertainment was one which
should have pleased more people than
well .nllsA there was room for many
who missed most sntoyaeis evening
OF music.
Following lie the program
Jat ptsUre en- reye -.......,...G g. Hua
!,s Roi D'ys .........-.,... z i-aIe
MIRA charies Dana Gibson
Wanderers Nachtiied ....... Schubert
Eondsi dc ladtsu .t............., !. de Lar
Elm Ell seswan sf..s..-.. --.-..... T. Cries
M Serge Kiibansky
sai'ads; Or z % Y r;n CsrI Reineeks
Tho Birth OF Morn .,...,= ..,....F. Leoni
gumber song ......- n. c. Giimour
Bonnie strathyrs Arr by Nj LAWSON
Mrs. cha.. Dana aibaon, ''
Until .......'.........,..w sandersor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-17

Wall Street did not believe Woodrow Wilson
meant what he said aud Wall Street wishes
to visit it's mistake on the country, There are
jsils in this land OF the free and sometimes
they can be used TO better purpose than as
shelters for tramps going South.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-17

Roumania's demands of Bulgaria smack OF
blackmail and Austria is in the position OF an
accessory before thu fact II Bulgaria owes
Roumania something for not attacking her
while engaged in the war with Turkey. what
does Roumans owe Bulgaria for not making
attack before the war with Turkey?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-17

The Philadelphia North American attempts
10 explain the meaning OF the expression ''dou-
ble-cross,' The North American should know
being we'll acquainted with the past-master at
the art,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-17

What would those people who favor the
abolition OF capital punishment DO with that
man who destroyed a pretty girls beauty by
slashng her face with razor?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-17
Now Entsrprisss Chartered.

Now EhteFpFEftk NHAFtdFso
The following new charters wers
granted by the state corporation com.
mission yesterday.
Children's Aid society. OF Norfolk.
Va No capital stock. Mrs Ida Nu-
gent Paey. president. Mrs. Eliza Wai-
lace, secretary: DR. J. r. Wallace. DIR.
W. J. watts. DIR. A. Lyman Peay. all
Norfolk
J. r. Legg e. Sons. Incorporated.
Pennington Gap, Va. Capital. MAXI
mum, $4,000; minimum, s2,ooo. J. r.
Legg, president: Claude Lega, vice.
president: Everett Legg. secretary and
treasurer, all Pennington Gap, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-17

Bull terrorizes people in old Hennrvracksr
Thought he was safe and quiet in Doc Abbot.
Office.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-17
FOR SALE

Chesterfield Ia miles from
full bearing eight
good all outbuiding par
Railroad Junction, where
in large grove Investigate
j.. A. CONNOLLY a co
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-17

A Yale professor says that insanity and
genius are the same. Not at all. doc; the State
takes care of the insane; the genius starves
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-17

w. c. Fischer. who caught for To-
ronto last year, signed BROOKLYN
club contract yesterday. Fischer was
DadsAr several wears age, being ss-
cured from Binghamton in exchange
for Harry Lumiey: bnt. he lacked
the necessary experience. Last wear
he developed rapidly and Manager
pahlen decided to bring him back.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-17

Ettor also ct his words.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-17
KEENE LEAVES ALL
WEALTH TO WIFE

NEW YORK, Jan. lS.-The will of
1he Late Jamss r.. ,Ksens, Wall. Street
operator aud turfman. filed ssoaa.. at
Mineola, ~. Y, leaves all OF the estate
to his wife. sara Jay Keene, leaving
1t 10 her discretion to make proper
provision for his son, Foxhaii, and his
daughter, Jesse. Mrs Keens and Solo
mon Hanford and Samuel w Bocock
are named as executrix and executors
Of the will.
The value Of the keene estate is
variously estimated at from $4,000, 600
to SIC, 900. 900.
The first OF the Giants to sign a con-
tract for 1918 Is Grover Cleveland
Hartley The utility catcher was
pleased sufieiently with the emoiu-
ment offered him to put his name
to the document quickly and rush II
right back to the New York club.
Other clubs are far ahead of the
Giants in sikqing their men. but
sirp1v because the New York club
was about the last to send ont con-
tracts IT wasn't until last week that
this was done. Furthermore the first
club to sign its men isn't always first
IN the percentages:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

An odd Fellows are requested 10
meet AZ odd Fellows hail Wednesday
m0rning al S.3O to attend the Pills
bury funeral
James Eibo. son % Joseph nlbo,
formerly % the Bernellllo MerCau.
tile company. Is In a critical condi-
tion nc Los Angeles wlth blood pols-
Oning resulting from "a peculiar in
jury received "a bali game A wild
ban hit him m the face. causing his
teeth "a cut his cheek severely The
injury appeared slight but blood uoia-
onlna later developed.
Robert r.. Graham and Wilbur Mc-
Cosnell returned yesterday from q
ten days trip 90 spflnkeryilie, Arix.,
hy automobile on me return trip
thc gentlemen were informed that
the river rond to Aihuqueruuc was
fifty MILES shorter than that over the
mess They tried the river read ana
spent twenty-five sours % the trip.
The thine to socorrc over me meaa
road L. eight hours.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
Y. ". C. A. MEET
At ESTES PARK
AUGUST z
Splendid Course Of Lectures,
Recreation and Social Life
at Great Gathering of Young
Women in Colorado.


The Western CIty conferenc undcr
the auspices OF the national hoard 81
the Young Women's Christian assOci-
ations 81 the United States Of Amer
lea viii be- heid ~ Estes PARK, Colo
RADIO. from August i2th-2ist a spien-
lid program Of lectures. cducai0nal
courses recreation AID social life has
been planned to meet the need of'the
holiday maker who desires something
more than round of meaningless
pleasures FOR vacation An young
women are invited TO this conference
regardless of membership la an asso-
citation, those from cities or towns
where no association has yet been or
ganlzed viii be- most welcome.
Albuquerque Is TO have a big dele
Cation.
Estes PARK h one OF the most beau
tifui spots In this country. Offering un-
usual recrestional advantages.
Tho mornings viii be given up to
Bible study courses. mission study
courses community atudy and various
other classes which help prepare one
Tor real service In their own c0mmun-
It's. The afternoons will he given NJ
10 recreation Of the most varied KIND
Every opportunity ~ enjoyment Is Of
fered from tonnis basketball. field day
sports and walking, Ia tho delightful
excursions 10 the places OF historic in
torest and scenic beauty IN the vicin-
ny. The enthusiastic walker may join
"a marty for an early morning noun
tain climb and he rewarded hs "A view
never To be forgotten The EVENINGS
wii be- given up 20 a general social
time, or aa occasional Interesting Ice
ture
The athiotics win be under the lead
ership of trained instructor, and the
conference itself viii be led by Miss
Emma HAYS Of tho conference depart
ment Of the national board Miss
lays work Rives her an unusual
equipment as leader of this western
city conference.
some of the welt known teachers
aud lecturers who will take part ~
this conference are Miss clnrlHaa
spencer. Inndon. England, general
secretary Of the worlds committees
Mrs. william shaw Ward, chairman OF
the west central Held committee, Den
yer; Miss Anna v, Rice REV, Ryland
Knight, Clauesyiiic. Tenn. Miss Hen
rieita =. Gay, Kansas city, Mo- who
viii teach class on india, Mrs. T.. u
silverton of Denver, who viii teach
class ON china President Frank X
Saunders. OF washburn university To.
peka, Kansas. who viii have class OF
country lfe; Dr william Picrson Mer
rim. - d.. New York CITY who VII
give an interesting series II lectures OF
rho Fundamentals 81 the Christian
Faith" and Bishop Francis ]. Nc
Council Of Denver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

FEDERAL OFFENDERS
ARRABGNED AT DEMIEG

Deputy United states Marshal J r..
Oahisha returned Yesterday morning
ffom Deming where with United
alatos Marshal ludspoth b. offended
the arralgnmeni hefore Commissioner
McKeyes of two old Mexico natives
who we're charged With attempting 20
rob the United states mails.
The two men, Manuel. Castillo aud
Valentine Ponce, The complaint ailegs
cd held up Charles D. Wagner a
trooper 81 tho Thirteenth cavalry who
was carr,dng the mail Tor the soldiers
from Columhus 10 nachila. Several
mail sacks were titled anu number
Of letters taken hus Il y not believed
the thieves secured anything OF great
value The soldier mail carrier was
shot IN THE arm during The melee and
two bullets tore through his hat The
prisoners were captured by the SOL
diers az Columbus. After arralgn'
mNnt thcy were remandod a. ths
DeminR jail 10 await preliminary oN'
animation August 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
MOVIE BENEFIT
TICKETS ON SALE
At MATS0KS
Final Rehearsal BY st. Louis
Company Of Performance FOR
Orphanage Tomorrow After
noon at Elks Theatre.

Tickets for tho behesH to be staged
by the ~. Louis Motion Picture COM
pany for st. AnihOny's OrphanaRe,
have been placed on sale "a Matson's
ana can be obtained there by any who
wish 70 view the performance Re-
served seats eau also be obtained there
today and tomorrow The final re-
hearsai Of the benefit win take place
~ Eiks theator, tho scene ~ the
production. tomorrow afternoon.
Everything u going smoothly with
the benefit and n large ticket sale In
dictates crowded house. With the
addition Of seat sales from now until
the benefit standing room only viii
be phrase that can be used with
truth Wednesday evening.
Under the direction Of Leon H.
Kent. producer for the 81 Louis COM
pany. al stage arrangements are gO-
Ing forward smooth and there "a
every reason TO beiiov az the bene-
m will be production cfedlianle
alike TO the benefit and the orphan
age.
Films for the motion pictures Will
DE here tomorrow and at that time
announcement viii be made OF their
titles. All the films "a oe shown VII
bc new 10 Albuquerque audiences.
They will include some features made
Wy the company before 4 opened ~
Albuquerque production hcadquar-
tcrs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
MUST GET POISON
FOR CANNES BY
WHOLESALE
Estimated Barrels Of Stuff
Have Been Used in Cam
psign of determination Of
Albuquerque Dogs.

THE kiiiins 90 hundreds " dogs.
many Of them quite valuable IN this
city IN the past two years. with the
poison which has been thrown out and
not consumed, must have Required set-
cral barrels 90 stfychnine" said one
dog owner today, recent victim oe
tho nend Il u likely. n nay 0nini0n
that the stun II bousht BY wholesale
outside the city and shipped in Ger
lainly no one could buy 20 much Of the
drug locally without detection
II Is a peculiar coincidence that A.
h. zelser whose Boston bull Hand
some Pat" was poisoned last week.
lost che mother Of Handsome Pat on
the very same date year aSo. by inc
poison route. g. G.. soemuileg. am
other dos faneier. reports having had
one OF his dogs poisoned just year
ago aud fearing that Il Is an annual
stunt ~ watching his dogs with un-
usual care
Apparently no Roadway b. helms
medo toward hndlng she criminal and
dog owners who pay the dog tax are
getting trihe hot under the collar
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
MIDDAY REST FOR
GOLDEN RULE
EMPLOYEES
Popular Local Store viii Be
Closed from 1880 to ESQ
Daily During August Sale.

Il starts Thursday OF this week
the annual August Cash sale. the
most popular special selling eYent
given during the year b che GOLDEN
Rule Dry Goods company. Details
81 the values 20 be offered have not
yet been announced, but the genuine
~ thrlfty people Of Albuquerque have
learned from years 81 happy eXperi-
ence that the August sale af the Col
den Rule ~ the kind worth waiting
for,
II IL announced that AS usual dur
ing this sale. the Golden Rule store
viii be closed each day from i2.s0 20
2;aO y. m. In order 60 give employees
midday rest from the strenuoaitles
81 handling bargain crowds. This
daily rest period viii he continued
right through the month Of August.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

Pangs Of Hunger Begin
to Trouble Ola Mexico

was n the army thar beaiogcd nut
perOr Maxlmlllan az Qnerolafo. when
lne ORDER came fnf the execution Of
Aioximillan. nlangupt was detailed on
the Trims squad. After shn emperor
fell life was nol rxllncf. and aees
eeant Biau1uot was ordered a. aal
vance and deliver me final shot, ynsl
prior 20 the shooting tIaNimHian
gave 10 each oi hts cNeeuiltnefa
gold coin. and q b one % fi,ese coins
Binnauei still WeaFr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

Aurora. Ms. July rs r0O many
persons who zee me slsn l e, Ia the
heavens think & mnane urQarh
Christ when O. means Pillow corn, i"
said Vice President Thomas u. Mar
shall 10 addressing 2.Ooe pefsons who
had gathered AZ M0uscheafs. ailehd-
ing the laying "a the CONVERSIONS toe
"A t5.00o.00o Industrial school and
bone Tor orphaned children aud ne
aged. The Institution u 10 be erect.
Cd By the Loyal order Of Moose.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

Nuidrow, okla July fsJ ~
RoNors. 80. and y d RseWaon 7N
two of fiie most prominent m4ffhHuf
81 this raunfY we're arrested ~ their
homes here today ehhfsed with an
assault upon Torrah ecker VA years
old, daughter Of 4 pFnnilnent faFm4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

JohannoSburg July 9s mine
situation here aaaln hes become
grave, There IL danger Of spuefal
strike throughout South Africa tho
miners heinE completely dissatisfied
With the concessions offered them by
the mine owners ana The goeefumenl.
u u feared that a settlement Is I'M
possible.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

Mr. w y Gunsaius. renuHYltaNit
farmer Feaidlng mean FlHmiaH o
Pa. says. For ihn neai fnufiern
years I have usrd Chamheflnln Col
q. Cholera and DinrrhoeA 1eneaS lp
my fanliy and have found i o ha
an exreliont remedy alWaSA hafa
a bottle "a a in nlt koesa ami take
pleasure IN rac1pmrnfinr d ~ Us
llIanda.n For nnIa bE nII .IsaNlI.Ia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

81 Maurice, Switzerland. Julg 18.,-.
Three Alpine climbefn wcfo. seen ~
ian $500 feet orc che Salllcrrr tower
or the Dent Du Mldi last Night Thcy
ere believed 20 have been Frenchmen
Who assembled ms peak without q
guide despite Narninga ~ danaer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
ODD FELLOWS WILL
HOLD SESSIONS At
FAIR TINE
Triple Convention Here on 0c-
tOber 9, z, and 8; Eastern
Commercial Clubs May Also
Have Gathering Here.


The Grand Eneampmeni. Grand
Lodge and nehekah Assembly Of the
Independent order OF odd Fellows in
New Mexico. viii hold their annual
state meetings IN this city during the
state fair on October G.. ana s, ac-
cording 20 an announcement by Grand
Secretary n. +. stevens Of this city
AR. Stevens anticipates tho largest
attendance ever brought out to the
state meeting of the odd Fellows ana
sgebekahs and consequent biz addi-
tson To the state fair crowds,
CUisimcrtinl Clubs to DC Asked Ia
Meet Elere.
italph &, Ely of DENNIS. president
~ tho state fair hoHrd, will go TO
Tuoumcari a. ~, on August g. 60
attend the meeting 90 ahe associated
commercial clubs ~ eastern New
Nexico and west Texas. one Of the
most important commercial organisa-
lions IN the southwest. and Will make
strong effort 90 hHye the orgauisa-
tlon meet here during the fair. u is
Expected ne will succeed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

Dunbar Ga. JNlt sA.--A mob. ~
Ter several houff search through
tvampa lstt YESTERDAY eanlHfed john
Snake. negro. hannea Aim to leit.
phone pole Ia the local uoHro aeltio-
menl ana rlddlsd hla body Vlih bal.
iett shake Wan believed IN b. the
burglar who shot and dRuHcIpnnIy
NnunhnI /. an Ilanlmook. m1tOnanI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

After spending hundreds % dollars
for medicine and treatment for lndi-
session and constipation With only
temporary relief &. ". Hines. ~
Whitlow. ARK. was permanently Cur
Cd 81 Chamborlaln's Tablets For
sale by an drugglsla
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

Robert H. MoUre attorney-at-laW
and notary public. Suite s, CrOmwell
block. No. i2O y. sccOnd street, ph0no
sea.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

II Is generally believed that the poll
soner " some one with plenty of
money 81 buy poison and obacsacd
With an insane desire 70 XII an dogs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
COURT HEPOETER
Published ~ ille lsetail 1ior-
chants AseociHllan, Wecl E1na-
Ing Jnsy ~. fofa.

W"tN""tN AFtfU"t
Maria Nleolan De Gonzales 20
cheR G. N0neman. DC. land M Alhas
aueraue adjoining tho Afmlio Bros
ADD; e.
Mathllde cuneo 10 Chaa &. Nona-
man. PC. land IN Orant Tract; a.
Reynolds Add. Co. 10 G.. - Hay-I
den. lots ?. 70. blk. 70, RaynoldsI
Add. ~.
J. ~. Moore ct 49, 20 Joseph Naslio.
lots and 10. blk. 8, santa Ne Add;
sf75.
Emma q. Hazeidine 70 ]. "A. Peak;
lots io TO ~, inch. Blk e, a. 3 r..
Add; $40.
Raynolds Add co. TO r.. A. Kent.
n. lots ~, ~, -. 20. -, blk ~; g..
~. ~. blk rs. Reynolds Add; 81.
y. G. Smith and wife 20 y. l.. Me-
spadden; lots 4. 2. blk. ~. EASTERN
Add; 81.
). y. Heinl TO william Riese: pc.
land In Los Duranes; 81.
w. v. Futrelie and wife 10 Abel
Luna; lot 81. blk a.. Baea Add: $3.50.
Trust Deeds.
Juan Jose Chavez. ct al. 10 Alberto
Lencloni. IT.; lot 3. blk. X, Eastern
Add. $500.
J. n. Peak to Jerry Hageard. IT.,
lots i6 TO 81 incl. blk. Y. A a r..
Add, fia00.
vidal III Mauro and wife 70 r. r.
McCanna, Tr..lots :, 3. BLK ~. Paris
Add; S042.
chas. T. Kirk and wife TO P. X.
scheck, IT.; lot 5, blk, 40. n. n. Add:
$3.50.
chas. 7. Kirk aud wife to W. w..
McMnIion, TT; lot >. blk 30. u. H.;
$1,000.
A. L. Nisbltt TO walter NeIson pc.
land In Pet. .: sass.
IChaa r.. Boldt and wife 20 Sol Ben
,amin, Tr.; r. 100 Il. lot g., blk IS,
II. a. Add. $4,000.
Jacobo Bernai aud wife 10 r. j. Gu
rule. Tr; pc. land in Ranohos de
Atrlsco. $3.50.
A. L. Martin. Tr.. 10 Ante. Georges
and wife. pc. land in Bernalillo CO.
J. c. Baidrldge. Tr.. 70 Chas. u.
Boldt; u. 100 r. lot 8. biz 10, ", n.
Add.
!. Romero. sheriff. 10 Edward l..
Medier: n. 81 Il. lots rs. ~, rs, blk.
1. A. a. =, Add.
Chauei Mortgnecs.
. W. "a. smith to l.. a. smith. hall
int. In coffcld Dry Cleaning co..
siOO.
Clarence r.. Blake 10 Nellie G..
Pierce, Tr; IL cows, $1,000.
Juan Nleto 20 Buerger Bros. sup
ply CO.; two barber chairs, $40.
Renewal OF chat mortgage; \. n.
Daily 10 l.. r.. Wllloughby; So.
Miscellaneous.
eff of Inc. Barnett Amusement
Co.; Joe Barnett, j l.. IaDricre ana
IA. T.. sherman. incorpurators.
Assignment J. NJ. Gooch to James
Skinner: grocery stock.
License To practice medicine: y. NJ.
board of health "a Henry H. Gobbcl
Bin Of sale; Vernon snyder TO
Francis McGough. JT: ss5.
District Court.
Matter OF assignment OF J. NJ.
Gooch.
Anton Arson w. sylvester Klpp, 81
al. to auiet title to two pcs. land ia
Pct. ~.
Mrs. ELLA y. Van Horn vs. y. e.
Van Horn; foreclosure on ehattei
mtg.
<. W. Bikker vs.. Susie e. BiRker;
divorce.
Helen c. Alexander vs.. John II. Al
exander. divorce.
barbara 'NuHnee dc chavez vs. Des-
lderio Chavez; divorce.
y. =. Courts.
whitney Co. vs.. Samuel keryte. as
sumpsit; sS9.33.
A. Markowitz VI. Z. G. whitsoni
damages $3.50,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

General Blanquet tho successor Of
General Mondragon as minister N
war. rose from the ranks. and wears
on his watch chain q sold coin COM
memoratlye of a duty he performed
when 4 uon-commlsslonef officer. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

A. l.. Martin. Tr.. 10 Anto. George,
and wife. pc. land in Bernalillo Co.
J. &. Baidridge. Tr.. 20 Chaa. y
Boldt; u. 100 r.. lot 8. Dir 40. a. r.
Add.
j. Romero. sheriff 20 Edward l.
Medier: n. ~ a. lots rs. ~, rs, blk
1. A. A. r. Add.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-18
JARED BADLY
Senators Crawford and Kenyon
Sighted in Committee
Assignments,

Washington. March 1S.-In the as
signment of the new senate committees
Senator Kenyon and Senator Crawford
did not fare as we'll ia the distribution
Of minority chairmanships as did others
among the old progressiv e republicans.
Neither Of them was given a chairman
ship, Senator Kenyon losing the head
of the committee on expenditures in
the wal department and Senator Craw-
ford losing the committee OF claims.
Senator Cummins was given the
Craftsmanship of the Mississippi river
and its tributaries The other progress
sives lucky enough to draw chairman
ships were La Toilette, Borah and
Clapp. Poindexter, of Washington,
the only senator who admits his bull
moose allegiance, was given a chair
msnship, although classified by the
democrats AZ q republican He be-
comes chairman of the committee on
expenditures in the war department,
formerly held by Kenyon.
Senator Cummins is a member of
nine committees, those in addition to
the Mississippi river being Ju liciary,
rules, interstate commerce, census,
Canadian relations, manufactures, civil
service and librai y.
Senator Kenyon retains his mem
bership of the committee on ezpendi
lures 10 the war department. He
also a5ain is a member of the district
of Columbia committee and will con.
time in a position to make things
uncomfortable for sinners in Wash
ington, as he did with bis Cosson
redlight bill. His other committees
are Philippines, military affairs, edu-
cation and labor and patents.
Senator Crawford is a member of the
claims, agriculture, commerce, bank
ing, in~terocesnic canals and Philip
pines committees.
Senator Sterling was given member.
ship in seven committees, in some of
which he will be in a position to be of
special service to South Dakota. His
committees are: Public lands, mines
and mining, conservation of natural
resources, Mississippi river and tribu-
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survey and civil service retrenchment.
Every committee is entitled to a clerk
at a salary Of 81, 500 and u messenger
at 81, 440, who are appointed by the
chairman. The clerks for the com
mittees of which Senator Kenyon was
chairman were w. s.. Weston and
Garrett Dolliver. The senator now
will be cut down to two appointive
positions, a secretary at a salary of
50, 600 and stenographer at a salary
of 81, 200.
Senator Crawford's committee clerk
was John L. Erickson. of Sioux Falls,
who writes out the senator's inter-
views for Washington correspondents
and has been sending q news letter to
South Dakota weekly papers friendly
to the senator.
Senator Cummins has been chairman