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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
No Panhandle Bond Issue Now

An officer Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road is authority FOR the statement
that the Panhandle will not attempt
10 sell any bouds until the bond
market lmprogcs. The preferred stock
iz selling below par in the market
and - nov On per cent dividend
basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16

Down they come with
swing and a smile!
24.762 shirts.
Practically our entire stoc;
of fancy shirts - and
sprinkling of plain whites.
1856 are $50 shirts.
S1.1O now.
1912 are $500 shirts.
S1.30 now.
1907 are $3.50 and SD
shirts.
$3.50 now.
255l are $3.50 shirts.
$3.50 now.
3OO6 are $500 shirts.
$3.50 now.
217O are 5000 to SOD
shirts.
$3.50 now.
Mems suits.
$40 and $25 are the pric
to which hundreds Of high.
priced suits have slid.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY,
Three broadway Stores
Warren ST. 18th ST. sithl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
learned if in Sing Sing.

Brown told the Commissioner ma
he learned how TO do this while ne
vas IN Sing Sing. He thought he could
make more money BY that business
than by burglary, he said
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23
Uncle Sans Jackies
Get the Best Butter

heat OF the tropics without sposiins
After being packed In ave pound
tins. tho navy butter Is put In cold
storage aud held at aero temperature
until Il 10 taken out in carload lots to
supply the ships. II Is Tor this spe-
eial preparation and packing that the
Increased price Is paid,
Navy officials insist tho butter Is
the finest In tho world, On one oeea-
sion a test was made to show Jus,
what this butter can stand, A pro-
duet which tested IS per cen, was
kept In storage eight mouths. aud
then sent TO Cuban waters. with iu-
straetions that II was no, to be KEEP,
on Ice. but packed with the usual ship
stores After ak months IN this
shape tho butter, then melted to oil,
was again put In cold storage. and
then tested by the department, OF az.
ricuiture. II tested IS per cent
and this after hfteen months OF cold
and heat.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23
LITTLE GIRL HAS
A VERY BAD FALL
LOSING HER BALANCE. SHE
DROPS TWELVE FEET. ALIGHT.
ING on PILE OF BLoCKwooD.
CUTTING FACE AND HEAD

A most distressing accident befeil
the little 3-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Price Saturday after
noon. which came near to proving
fatal.
The little youngster was playing
on the back porch OF her parents
home on Sixth street. when she lost
her balance and tumbled = distance Of
about twelve feet. falling on pile Of
sharp cornersd blocks.
The fall resulted In. bad cuts on
her face and head. one OF the gashes
requiring eleven stitches to close up.
Today the little girl is resting well
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23
United Press Service

WASHINGTON. D, C.. March a.
The navy department, has Jus, award
ed It's contrac, for butter for Uncle
Sans bluesackets. The total was
1s5.ooo pounds---And it Is intercstin.
to note that probably few American
families will have as good spreading
for their bread as the sailors.
Uncle Sam demands the best, Sail
ors are cranky about their butter. In
the old days, when tho bluejaeket was
given anything the market afforded.
DTS complaints were so insistent that
a plan Was adopted that gives him
about the best butter moncy can buy,
Although annually purchased In
lots OF half u million pounds. the gov
ernment pays from 5 to 8 cents over
the market price. In order to get alb
chemically pure butter that
will stand alike the frisid tcmpcra-
ture OF the Arctic and the blistcring
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23

octasio lu!nis. q wealthy brazilian
In New York. found u way to ae,iie a
breach OF promise suis for half mil
liau when no decided to we'd the
young woman who had accused him.
HE u repu,ed TO be worth ts.ooo.ooo.
Four weeks ago hc told tho younx
woman, Miss Moaiea T, borden. that
his brother would not let him marry.
Thorcupon she fled u aais. nu, slnee
then a change has come over the
young man. Tho Dual proposal of
Cuinie To Miss Borden was made over
tho telephone.
When the brazilian mentioned hts
tender request over she telephone
Miss Borden declined with thanks Ia
marry him. bu, when he persisted she
nuaiiy yielded, Tho eouriship which
resulted In the marriage Was short
and s~itt. Tho bride met tho young
South American only las, summer.
He began an impc,uoua courtship and
In very short time they w.rc en-
gagged. Tho wedding was to have TAX.
en- place on February id. I, ~as on
January 18th that Guinte received a
cable from his brother. aud the threat
so frightened him that b. ., once
notified Miss Borden that tho mar.
r.age waa OF
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23
Notice Of Settlcnacnt of Administered
or's Final Account and Of Hear
Ing Of Pcsitioa Tor Discharge.

In the County Court of the State oi
Oregon. In and for klamath
County.
In tho Matter Of the Estate OF Frank
l.. Fslter. Deceased,
Notice 10 hereby given that W. n.
Duncan. as administrator OF the CO.
tate OF Frank l., Feiter. deceased. has
rendered and presented for settle
ment. and died in said eour, his nnal
account OF the administration OF said
estate and . petition for his dis
charge. and that the I'd day Of April.
1914. at 10 o'clock a. m, In the
court room Of said court. MT the court
house In Klamath Falls. klamath
county. Oregon. has been nxsd BY
said court a. the tims and place for
the settlement OF said account and
the hearing Of said petition for dis.
at which time and place any
person interested In said estate may
appear aud fle exceptions In writing
to the said hnal account aud contest
the same. and show cause. II any
there be. why = anal distribution OF
said estate should not be ordered and
the administrator discharged.
Dated this stth day or February.
A. u. 1915.
W. n. DUNCAN.
Administrator Of Said Ecstats.
25-4-ll.19-36
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23
Hotel Arrivals
Hotel Han

T. Farrell. Chicago; Skeeter Bill.
Douglas. wyo.: E. A. Goetx, Doris;
B. H. Pickett. James worlow. Malin: !:
J. N. Holman. Yainax: A. 8. Hotch-
kill. Agency; c. v. Loosely and wife.
Fort Klamath: Mrs. L. r. Gortson,
Red Blun; C.L.Churchill. Montague:
A. L. Backer. Cecil Robertson. Chester
Isaacson. Marshneld; C. L. Clark. C.
w. Bound. San Francisco; A. A.
Kwell. Weed; e. w. Corfman. A. n.
Nelson. San Diego: H. cavanaugh.
Algoma.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23

Resolution sppros ias The plans ANA
Specifications prepared ~ the
ti,y Engineer Tor the Improve
mcnt VI THIRD street. Ia the CisS
~ klamath Fails. orrgos. de-
tcrntminw tho boundaries within
which tho Property iirs which ss
90 be- tsencntted and To lsr Ass~ss'
cd foe such Improvement. AMI
of,ierias the Publication of this
Said Resolution aud the postiaa
OF Notices by tho Ci,, Easin~cs,
whereas, Tho common council OF
the city .ot klamath Falls ala hsrsso'
fore daelaIe liza Intention 20 Improve
Thtrd street In the said city from the
intersection OF Main street 10 the In
setaeetion of California A,feot, anj
dld oraet the city Ersinser 10 pre-
pafe pians and specifications Tor such
Improvement.
And. Whereas. The said CITY En-
sineer has fliei with the Police Judge
Tot the consideration of the rom'non
council plans aud specifications and
estimated tho cos, OF several NarIo'
ties o, the Kind et Improvement pro-
tosod for said s,sce,. aud the same
nos se!as found satisfactory. they
.ste hereby approved, and II 10 decided
and determined. aud the common
eaancii hereby dstcrtmnes To improve
said stree, within said limits by sraa'
ing TO the established grade TO q
width Of "a tees. fsom Main street 10
California avenue. and hard sarfaetng
said roadway ~ feet sido from Maia
street 10 Grant stree, With . inches OF
crushed rock. with an asphalt bindsf.
aud surface valley CUTTERS and with
out casblng. aud also providing neees-
sary drainage,
That tn. plans. Specifications aud
estimates OF tho city Engineer rover
inr such work afo TO TO used as
tasia for such work. and any eoatract
'ot such Improvement, shall be tasaa
tberron. aud the estimated cost OF
sleh work and Improvement a. sub'
rt,ttrd by said engineer at tif.ut.ss
ia adopted as tho probable cost os ssid |
sofk.
s.ction s-~Th. time within ~hieh |
objections or rrnosasrane-s may be
teard against said improvements shall
be on OF before April 6. isit.
Section sz~.The boundaries ~ithia |
~hieh the property lies That Ia To be
benefited BY the proposed Improve |
men, and witch IL 10 be assessed |
therefore arc a. follows
iicginaiag al the intersection OF |
Third and Main streets In tho city
OF klamath faiis. Oregon. thence
In an rastrriy direction along the
boundary iinc OF Main street 10 tho
Intersection Of tho boundary the
between lots , and .. In block Is.
of tho Original Town Of t.inkvii,c. 1
nos Klamath Falls. Oregon. run-
ninE thence In a nofthoriy direction /
between iots and . aud tots 6 and 1
7. In said block Is. and along tho \
line between lots . and . aud lots I
and !. In block OF tho Original i
Town Of Linkviiio. nos Klamath
Falls. Oregon. To tho intersection 4
VI HlEh street. thcnoe in an easter.
fv diF.xftnn SfnsR fk. azut.s ftu-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23
Notice tasistas t'soro.ai, ,o ,..r....
cisy of kisnaa,h iail. im,.,,,.
s~ai ltoNsisA


Sealed proposals. wlii bs sss,,,,s
~ tho unaossixasi aaltl Moss,,
Arm -. tsit. a, tho aoa, a, ),
o'eiocA y, IA. OF said day, =, IA, en-,
halt ia ne city Of klamath fait, o..
soa tat which tine aad pi.sr a..
pesals TO purchase ~iii 30 op~as< ,.a
eonsldcreat. tor tho purchase o, t,,,
sssfo city of klamath Paii. sss.
ron Improvement bonds. payasi, d.
,rass from date of gssvs. hsss,ss
rate Of ta,sEcst au, 20 s.cusa a. =,
cen, per aaauta. Interest pAyasts ssai
anHaaliy. principal aud ia,ssss, "A,
able AZ tho once ot the Treasure, A
said ri,s uf at tho nscal asssey o, "A.
state of osegon. In New rorh. sss,.
elpai and ln,cEes, payable 10 ssA
cola ot tho uai,ea States Of Ansfssx
RaId boads s,ii be lssaed in ssssxs
naslans not caceeaiaE $500 ssss
and nuHb-sua from oss 10 .r
elusive.
Said bonds afs issued gaasr @t..
nance No. ste of tho CITY 0t xiAnss,
fails. orusoa.
aaid bonds are issasa tus he ,9s
pose of prosidlns saaas to paY q ~.
tioa Of tho coat Of lnpFotias sssa
street from tho westerly lIas o, In,
lock a,saao TO the sas,srif city mas.
.ineiudina !nteFspetlonss
said boaas ~lii DO sold 20 tas kAa.
cat bidder for cash. ana for 10, sss
titan par saiac and accrued la,ssus
Zach proposai To- earckss~ al
bosds mass b@ accompanies H .
check fos ave pof cent o. the assxs
Of tho proposal. aud eottIaed By suns
f-=ponsibio bank. payable 10 The ss
def Of the undersigned I'gosoah
taas, DO sealed aud endorsed. Pre-
posai to Purchases lmpfovsrsai
nopds."
Tbs common eounell Of said sl,y ~
asrses tho rish, 10 roiss, aHa and 81
bids aud proposals. TO purchase @sa
bonds.
Said bonds viii rogtsin a pfov!siss
To tho effect that tho cit, reserves III
rlxhs TO take ap and cancel sab
boads. upon paymsn, at aay tine Of
tho face value thereof with aeesssd
interest to date Of psymon,. n Az
coupon period. q, os sfss
one year from tho date Of such sess
or bonds,
A. l.. LfAytrT.
Police Judge OF the CITY OF klamaA
Falls. Oregon.
Dated at klamath Falls, ofssoe
March II. 1910. is.sW
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23
Rack from Visit

H. Cavanaugh. head hler at the
Algoma mills and factory. returned
last night from Eureka. Calf. where
he has been at the bedside OF Mrs.
cavanaugh's father. who Is danger
ousiy i'll. Mrs. Cavanaugh remained
with her father. ard will probably not
return for q week or 90.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS

FAsTiDiOUS DREssERs. npprecia-
tive ladies with artistic sartoriai AS
plrations. will get their clothes not
factory made. but bench made. We
make them right hers. In styles and
prices that will appeal TO you. J. A.
Goldsmith. the Parisian Ladies' Tall
or. cor. Third and Main ls-at
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23

FOR sALE--Generai purpose horses,
young. and In good condition. r..
r.. Hanon. 2i-6t at
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23

FOR sALE--Lot 3t3. block liz. Ia
Mills addition. Cash or time. A.
wellman. a27 N. Hicks st.. Los An
geles. Calf. 2i.iOts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23

There arr two kinds Of Insurance.
Chileotc wrtt~s tho Kind that pays.
63J Maia.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23

FOR sALE--Celcbrated Roucn duck
eggs. A. l.. Leavitt. is6 conEer
avenue. 20-3l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23

thence south to tho center l,.. :. :.
first street thoneo sou,hss,,..@s "
asoas the eon,es iiae of rl,,, v .,
to tho intersection with % ~
street thence northeastern, ,,ass s
tho ecn,sr limo ot illsh s,,.., s
point opposite tho line bs,s.s, ~ ~,
. aud ! ana io,s . and q /, s,a y.
o. OF the Original rown O, ,,sa
vile. nov klamath raus, o,,.a''
thence soa.heas,ogp aIonx IA. M.
between lots o aud I kud lo,, m m
.. In said block q. att. sos,,s.,.'
on the sane llns To Main .,.s.
and thence no,thssststy !, 80
et beginning, ~"
aees'oh '-rfhe notlgO 10 p,,..,,.
~ asts shail be slyea a. ssaa,,',p
tbA,,sr 90 those affected by N.
prov smoaI
state of Oregon.
0aBty ot klamath.
ny Of Klamath Falls. ..
!. A l. i.sasi''. rotles Jass.. h.,..
bt certify that tho foFegolss ....,.
'ien ~as adopted BY tho son.s.
seansli OF tho city Of klamath y,n.
=, lia regular meeting March ia
Witness my hand ani seal TAI, NJ"
iay OF March. iett.
A. l. tEAvirT.
'H~a' Pol'ee jaas.
if.iu
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23
FOR SALE

FOR sALE--F'or a shor, time only I
will scll my home on Washington.
near Tenth. At a big sacrifice. II you
are buyer write VIM. Wagner. T76
Bush street, San Francisco iT-6t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23

iiou.stsss;ps roor,.. tear bridge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23

w. ~. DUNCAN,
Administrator Of Said Ecstats.
25-4-ll.19-36
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-23

Police Judge OF the ci.y OF KlamasA
Fails, Oregon.
Dated at klamath Falls. ofssce
March II. 1919. is.SW
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

a man two feet shorter than long,
lank Rob. Besides, it was pretty
nearly in tatters.
Rob was feeling pretty joyous from
his indications as he left the place. A
stranger seated in the billiard hall had
silently and unobtrusively listened to
all that had been said. He followed
Rob outside and approached him.
81 say, neighbor," he observed, 81
just CHANGED to overhear your talk
with your friends"
"All right" nodded Rob what
about it?'
Going to do little masquerading,
gathered?"
That's it."
"And you want an army uniform to
carry out your little scheme?"
Got to get it, too" insisted Rob.
''Well, can help you out. If you
want to take the trolley as far as
Marsden, I'll fit you out"
why, that would be the most
friendly, accommodating act in the
world" enthused Rob. He was in just
a condition to be made fool of. He
was too oVer-Fefreshed and reckless
to suspect trickery.
Rob failed to notice that his newe
found companion had sharp eye and
a shrewd face, and that the collar to
his inside coat had some gold braid
lacing on it.
His escort led him up into an Office
building when they reached Marsden.
They entered a room, the environ
ment of which Rob did not particular
ly notice.
Happen to have some regular en-
istment blanks" explained his COM
panion. 81 can fit you out with all the
papers, besides suit" and he got his
gleeful victim to sign paper, and in
side of an hour Rob strutted out of
the place in brand new suit of army
clothes.
"I'n bring them back tomorrow and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

new rig created avery decided sensa-
ton. The news spread like wildfre
that he had enlisted and was going to
fight the Mexicans. Rob was in con-
dition to encourage the conviction.
His GROWING. meanness was his APP
pearance at home, with the an
nouncement to Dora that as he need
ed money he was going to Mexico as
soldier to earn it.
"They say there is big chance of
raiding towns where all kinds Of gold
and jewels lay around loose" he
boosted.
The result was that poor Dora
broke down. Rob intimated that he
might secure release from the serv-
ice if he tried. Finally the distressed
Dora gave him the five hundred dol
lars. So go
It was two days later. Rob had in
vested the money. He had doffed the
army uniform, telling Dora that he
was negotiating for the cancellation
of his enlistment. Then a Startling
situation confronted him. His. friend
of Marsden appeared in sergeant's
uniform with guard of four soldiers.
For the first time Rob then learned
that he had enlisted regularly in the
army. He was to report for service
at the nearest army post at once.
First Rob paled with dread and alarm,
for he was a natural coward. There
was a heart-rending parting from his
wife and he was marched away.
1t was here that the good offices Of
Dan Vesey came in. Quietly he en-
pIoyed lawyer. The latter convinced
the enlistment officer that he had not
legally enrolled Bob. But he wanted :
to teach Bob a lesson. By an arrange
ment with the sergeant Bob was kept
at the army post for month, half
killed with routine work and at last !
realizing what comfortable home he
L Il
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
Quiet Along Belgian Battle Lines
Today, LuN Before Mighty Storm
Summaryof oday' War News

Evidence of sharp fight in Chinese waters were
brought to Hong Kong yesterday when battered war
ships, either French British arrived there with manv
wounded The telegram, apparently censored did not
identify the warshp but said they reported to have
been in action with the German cruisers Scharnhort and
Gneisnau.
London report says the captain of Danish steamer
declares he passed sunken German ships on the east
cost of England He could not identify them but believed
they were ships.
TIE reported purchase of the German cruisers Goeben
and Bresau by Turkey has been made the occasion of ac
tion by the British French Belgian and Russian allies
which are to call Turkeys attention to her duty as
neutral
Greece also is pertuTbed by the purchase of the two
cruisers, which she considers will upset the equilibrium
of power in the Levant.
Russia reported from St Petersburg to have mobzed
100000 men, 100000 of whom are on the German and
Austrian frontiers.
Today all is reported quiet along the front according
to official statements from France and Belgium
Belgian accounts of yesterday cavalry encounter
known as the battle OF Haeen give the total German
ualtles as high as 5000 killed and wounded No German
report Of the engagement has been received
The Belgian staff believes the German movement at
Haelen was attempt to reach Brussels which today is
stated to be mo longer in danger"
French official reports say the Begans captured 900
German prisoners at Lege and the French have taken
1000 along the Frontier. The Belgian government has
France to provide places of nterment owing to
the lack of room in Belgium
Aviators are taking very prominent part in scouting
for the armies In the field and suffering severely ac
cordng to reports Belgian authorities report the destuo
on Of three German aeropanes and the death of two of
their pilots while French reports recount the narrow e
cape of French aerial scout from German flyine ma
chimes which hunted him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
TODAY'S OFFICIAL STATEMENT
BY ENGLISH WAR OFFICE

London Aug. ~, I y. m.-The Of
ficial press bureau Of the British war
office and admiralty today issued
, news of French success In the
vosges mountains, Alsace. IN the fol-
lowing wonds:
After "A successful resistance last
ing rive days at the passes Of sainte
Marie Aux Mines and lie Bonhomme.
the French troops have occupied the
region OF the saalc pass which com
mands the valley Of the Bruchc, an
affluent of the Rhine.
AT Saale pass desertions of Ger
man troops are noted.
"The French have taken many
prisoners and captured some ma
chine guns.
1T is now conflr ed that the Bel
gian troons were successful in their
engagement on August ~ with six
regiments of German cavalry sup
ported by 1900 infantry with ma
chine guns and artillery.
"The Germans were completely
,iisorganised The siz cavalry regi-
ments suffered great loss and the
helgian troops pursued the infantry,
which gave way
f'This friday morning towards
EEhezee. ten mites north OF Namur,
mixed. detachment from the garri-
son surprised some cavalry regi-
ments, threw them into confusion
and fought them towards the east.
after taking numerous prisoners and
capturing cannon and machine guns,
Ito the southwark OF Musse the
German cavalry avoided contact with
the French.
News OF the fight IN the vicinity
of Haelen yesterday confirms reports
that the Germans were driven to the
eastward and that there Is no Ger
nten cavalry between Hassalt and
Families In the province OF Bra
bant.
The LieEe forts htill hold out and
have plenty OF supplies.
"German cavalry patrols are now
reported 20 the north OF Montmedy.
which lies on the Franco Belgian
border In the department OF the
Meuae.'
The communication Of the official
press bureau concludes;
"flelglan cyclists and cavalry from
Nsmur yesterday surprised a force OF
German cavalry accompanied BY ar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
ROW WHEN SHERIFF ROMERO SEEKS
TO PUT OVER COMMITTEE ORGANIZATION
PUTS ALL PREVIOUS ROWS IN DISCARD

with two conventions running
40 the same time In the same
room in the county court house
this morning. with two sets Of
delegates elected TO the state
convention In Santa Fe, with
two sets OF candidates Tor the
state legislature In nomination.
and with two central committees
fully organized and hard AT
work, the strife-tora Republican
party today has INDUCED in
spit which puts an It's previous
Internal wars Ia the discard as
mere child's play.
The line up In this latest and
most terrible factiOnal war fol-
lows the same general lines as
in former Republican wars in
Bcrnalllio county. although there
is some change ia the leader
ship Of the opposing factions.
la the past the divisions have
been between Frank a. Hubbell
and his friends and supporters
on the one hand and Jesus Ro-
nero and his friends and associ-
atcs on the other.
la the pnst HuDbcli and Ro-
nero have been recognized as
sole leaders Of the opposing fac
tions.
In this struggle, which prom
isos to be literally a party death
struggle. W. II. Gillenwater. rec
ugnized as the most astute poiit-
teal manager In New Mexico, who
heretofore has been with Ro-
nero, Is on the other side. So ls
the Morning Journal heretofore
"A su JpOrtor Of Romero. and 40 h
william "a. Andrews, candidate
for congress. and heretofore sup
ported by Romero when a candi-
date for office.
Romero In turn has allied with
him the ros0urecful Elfogo Baca,
candidate Tor congress; Nestor
Montoya, heretofore staunch
ally OF Mr.. Hubbcll, and Charles
Chadwick. and John w. Wilson.
the able political managers of
H. II, B0atright IN Albuquerque.
The line up in the newest and
biggest Republican party war
therefore, appears 70 be Hub6eli-
Journal-Andrcws- -Gillenwuter ".
Romero iinca- Chadwick,
Nestor Moutoya, il IS Interest,"
ing TO note, Il one OF the nom
lnees for the legislature Of Doth
faeSions This Is taken 20 indi-
cato that Air. MontoSa Is consid-
cred a useful man 10 have.
The Andrews-Hubbell-Journai-
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mittee. elected BY their conven-
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organization meeting tonight,
The Romero central
committee by formal resolution
In their convention this afternoon
continued the committee and ex-
ecutlve committee In power until