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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
JOY COMES ACROSS
WITH ROAD FUND
DONATION
Lincoln Highway President
Interested in success of the
State Convention at Santa
Fe Next Week.

Santa re, \. a., July 25.-As an
Instance Of the Interest which the
good roads meeting neat week Is
awakening even outside ~ the state
comes "A letter from Henry Il. JOY,
president OF the Lincoln Highway az
ISOLATION n the Packard Motor Car
company, with a check enciosed for
S25. This Is Mr.. Joys Inscription to
the New Mexico Good loads assoeia-
ton he says, the local h~oadquar-
ters sent him twenty-five member
ship cards for distribution among his
associates ia the Ramon Vigil grant
enterprise.
With AR. joys letter ONES a copy
Of the report made 20 him as prcsi-
dent of the Lincoln HiehWay ~associa-
ton by j.. g.. Vincent. ON Inc roads of
New Mexico and Arizour. Mr. vim
cent went over the highways last
spring and has some yorl kind things
10 say about the highWays Of this
state, AIR. JOY la his lctter coBsfat-
ulatcs New Mexico ON he prosrcss
she has already made toward good
roads.
Mir. vincent'a report mentions fay-
orahly the new bridge az -oss the rio
Grande not far from socOrro and
commcnds the shorterilg OF ths
transcontinental route mich VIII re-
suit from q. He urge the ara
completion OF the ROAD rom Albu.
queraue to Gallup. as Ibis oute "a
shorter than the one be tuok and has
many advantages.
Mr.. Vincent declares That the rouss
followed by him, through New Mex
leo on the Camino Real 20 Albuqucr'
que. thence 20 AlbuquerQae. carthaRe
Socorro, Magdaienh and 20 TO sprins'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25

and her hired man were cutting al
falfa, ana abused and assaulted her
and her helper. Several months ago
Mrs. samora complained TO the court
that the Gricgos, who dispute with
her ownership OF the land, cut her
fences In the night time and de-
stroyed her crops. Judge Reynolds
at that time granted hor a temporary
injunction, restraining the Gricgos
from going on the property.
Tho order to show caufc why the
Gricgos should not he punished UNI
der the Injunction was made return
able August 3 before Judge Ray
uolds.
Judge Mechom granted on order
p%Ostponing sale ot The property 81
the Noswaid Milling company. under
execution In favor ~ the Albuqucr-
que Lumber company, until August
80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
LITTLE TRAVELLER
ENDS TRIP SAFELY

Ruby williamson. the s~ix-ycar-old
tot. who came here from Fort De-
nancc. ON her way TO Layton. Okla,
alone. last week. competed the jour
ney on time and N safety. station
Master Edward Sinclair learned thai
Yesterday from n letter Gent by the
child'e mother. who Is In Fort De
aancc. Mrs. Williamson wrote q
Mr.. sinclair and his wife fo'
stholr blindness To the tiny traveller
The child had an ail-day wait for a
train here. and Mr.. Sinclair took hei
to his home where Mrs. ssnciail
mothercd her until train time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
HER ENEMIES
FLOUTED ORDER
OF THE COURT
Mrs. Sanora Has Luciano and
Benedita Griego Cited to
Show why They Shouldn't
be Punished.

RogaSann Gutierrez ae Saunra
obtained an order from Judge Al. G.,
Mechem In the district court today
against Luciano Griego and Benefits
Garcia de Griego, requiring tho lat
ter "a show cause why they should
not be punished for contempt Of
court. In the petition Mrs. snmora
recites that the Griegos, with Rom
ulo Romero. came on her land near
Los Griegos ON July 10, while she
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25

o%rvlile, IL undoubtedly better la the
early spring. when ne made the trip,
than any other and with the road
work that Is going on Il should in the
near future be an entirely practical
route for the ordinary tourist who Is
not afraid OF a reasonable amount Of
hardship.
He goes on TO say. at a time Of
the year when the Lincoln highway Is
open, there Is ne question but that Il
is n much better route to California. -
thus implying that there are times
when the northern routes are imprac-
teal for auto traffic. This 81 the first
admission the advocates OF the south
ern routes have been able 60 secure
from those OF tho northern that there
Is a time in the year when the north
crn outes are not practical
Mr.. Vincent declares, ION the other
hand, there liz no question but that
the southern route Is the most scenic
and anyone interested In beautiful
scenery and interesting country could
make no mistake In taking IN tho
many interesting points through New
] Mexico and Arizona" He also mon
tlons the possibility Of taking inter
osting side trips from Santa Re and
Williams, Ariz.. the last named being
a trim TO the Grand Canyon.
Because Of the fact tina; Judge
Lorin G. Collins has been called east
by the serious illness Of his daughter
his place on tho program OF the good
roads meeting next week has beer
filled by transferring The address Of
Hon. a. a. Lucero, the secretary OF
state. from the list OF toasts AZ In,
banquet to the afternoon session ol
the first day.
Judge Collins paper was to hav,
cocu on Tho History OF Road LoRis.
iatlon In New Mexico" but Mr.. Lu.
zero will speak on pioneer Roa,
Builders Of New Mexico"
Judge Collins had already prepared
a considerable amount Of materia
for his paper and Il H. possible tina
some n else may rond tho portion
~ the paper he had completed.
John W. Corbett Of the Gran Out
vlra Highway association, a newly or
ganized body centering around IN,
Gran Quivera ruins in Torrance corn.
~. has taken up with the director
OF that body the matter OF amlintinl
with the State Good Roads assocla
ton and Will likely be empowered T.
affect the union at the good road
meeting here next week. This vii
add a large number TO the member
ship of the association at ore stroke
The matter has been taken up b,
correspondonce with the Gran Qui
vlra people ana favorable action 8
indicated.
The first Of the prizes for the gas
cline gymkhana has arrived from IN
National Highways association, the
donor. II Is IA large bronze inssgnii
e. oe mounted on automobile or mo
torcycle and n gold pin. These WI
be engraved with the name OF ia
winner before presentation. At pres
cnt the pin and eagle are on displa.
Ia a local window. where they ar
attracting considerable attention. IN
other prizes. an Of them hHndsom
silver cups, VIII be placed on displa
when they arrive.
As another entertainment fontur
, for the delegates u was arrHnscd 20
day Tor sheldon Parsons. n New NorI
artist who Is visiting this city, {
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
CHICAGO GOLFERS
LEAD THE FIELD

Grand Rapids. Mich, July 25.-At
the end OF the first eighteen holes OF
team play for the olympic cup IN the
western Amateur G0id association
al Kent country cluh'
thls afternoon. the Chicago district
golf association team led the field OF
ten eIuas with a total score FOR the
four teams members OF al. The IN
tercolloglato duartetto with SIS was
eecand. Michigan Suite with sli
third, ana Central Illinois. with Sle
fourth. The other teams were above
sg0 and we're believed Ia be out OF
the cup competition.
Let the Herald want ad do youi
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
American League.
DIR. SALMON GOES
TO TO
URGE SAN SITE

Or. w, T. Salmon, representing the
local Moose lodge. lcn today for
Milwaukee. where he will attend the
convention Of the Moose. DR.. Sal
mons chief mission viii be 10 work
for tho selection Of Albuquerque as
thcsiie for the $4,000. 900 sanitarium.
nr u. L. Hust. representing the city
ccrrriL and Judge y. A. Mann, rep
reseniing the cofncmrcial club. have
already gone to Milwaukee "a work
for the snIne object.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
PROGRAM FOR BAND
CONCERT IN
THE PARK
Clark's Imperial Band Ready
with Fine Selection of
Bright Music for Robinson
Park Tomorrow Night.

A fine program OF bright music
has been prepared for the regular
Sunday evening band nee In
Robinson park tomorrow night BY
Clark's Imperial band. Tho program
begins promptly at s O'Clock and Is
as follows:
March. Lights Out'....E. T.. Mccoy
Medley of popular hits. introduce
ing ANNA Liza's Wedding Day
when I Lost You" Take Me
TO Roseland. My Beautiful
Rose" In My Harcm." Smoky
Ookum4" Welcome Home"
AS Long as the Shamrock
Grows Green" at the Devils
Rail-" 'San Francisco Bound.
when the Midnight Choo Choo
Leaves Tor Alabam."
Overture, Hunter and Hermit
ssssss s-s.. @. nalhtN
spanish SercnBdc, LA Paloma"..
e.. 1rndlet
Nalsc. Isle D'Amour' Edwards
American Patrol ......., .McachoU
Flower song. Hearts and Flow
erh s...s.-s ...s...-. Ionan|
March and two-step. "Call OF the
VIII Iosel
Finale
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25

Place n number Of his PAINTINGS on
exhibition ut the chamber Of COM
meroo office duriag the meeting
These will be Of considerable interest
10 tho visitors. especially those from
the southern part OF the state.
Those visitors who do not care To
go home without seeing the Gilt
dwellings, will be able 20 arranRo for
a private trip to the region where
these are 20 be found a local man in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
GAMES TOMORROW

American League.
Washington al "a Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York az ChlcaEo.
boston al cleveland.
National League.
No games.
Federal League.
Kansas city at indlanapoli
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25

torested In them having a special
party under way for the delegates
benefit. This will supplement tho
s~oclahility snn to the clin dwellings
August /.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25

Take "A freezer OF ice cream or sher-
bet on your picnic. We furnish either
absolutely pure. Special attention
given 90 orders for sunday dinners
and special events.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25

First game: q. II. r..
Cincinnati ....O02 100 vol 10 0
Brooklyn ....o2O0 600 O01-2 10 3
Batteries: Ames and Clark; Ragan
and Fischer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Large room with
sleeping porch. arg " Marquette.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25

E S
SATURDAY. july ss.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Irrntcs. 3; GIanls. ..

Score: Il. II. T..
Pittsburgh ....gi0 o f00-3 6 0
New York ....202 O00 00x-i 6 o
Batteries: Adams, c'roole. Conzel-
man and Gibson, kafora; Mathewson
and Meyers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Kansas CIly. 4; nunaIo. 3.

First game: n. II. r..
Buffalo .......O0o 100 0lO-s G 0
batteries; oIhnson and Esstcrly;
Ford and Blaif.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
ASSOCIATION
coIumhus. .. MInneapoIIs. 0.

N"E'7IEE"""I = "'"'IF''' '"
score: n. a. r..
Columbus ..,.100 GOO 1000 . q
Minneapolis 1000 0e0 600 6 2
batteries; Cook and S. Smith; Lake
and W. Smith.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE

washIngtor-st. Louis postponed
rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
uhicngo. 5; DrookIyn, q.

First Eame X. II, ".
Chicago ......020 eel o20-5 IS o
Brooklyn .....00f OiO O8N-G II o
Batteries: Mcclure. Hendrix and
Wilson; seaton and Land.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25

score: k. II. ~.
81. Louis .....O00 600 1000 10 0
Philadelphia ..2iO 200 O0x-3 . o
Batteries; Pcrduo and snyder;
Alexander and Klllifer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-20
SEC. O'BRIEN WILL
TELL |. c. c. MEETING
ABOUT OUR RATES

Secretary ID. a. OBricn IL the Cham
her If CONNER y who H. also ia charge
of the freight bureau IF the Chamber of
Commerce leaves this afternoon for
New Orleans. where he will attend the
hearing before the Interstate Commerce
commission with reference to the in
crease in the Brownsville New Orleans
commodity rates. The New Orleans
Board Of Trade j. fighting the rate in.
crease. and ID has asked the assistance
Of the brownsville end in the matter Of
presenting testimony. which Mr.. OI;ricn
j. prepared Ia give.
The rate increase was deferred Nv the
commission> order some months ago
until December. aud later was again It.
fcrr,rl until next summer.
Mr.. OI'ricn expects 10 bc away >cv-
eral days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-20
SENATOR CARRIES BROKEN RIB.

Washington. ID. t.-To have n broken
rib for almost two weeks and not know
u - the rather unusual experience ~
senator Bacon Of Georgia The discovery
has just been made by the senator. The
sixth rib on the senator's left side IL
broken the result of a fall in a bath tub
recently. while visiting friends AT Al
hanN. Tia. AT the time the senator paid
little attention 10 the injury. but he
continued Ia suffer. and consulted a
physician Yesterday. Today he was
bound M like u mummy" ~ he cX.
pressed IL. The senator said that H. had
experienced little Inconvenience from the
injury and was in his seat al the capi-
tol Yesterday a. usual.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-20
ANOTHER MAN MAY
ANNOUNCE TO SUCCEED
SENATOR J. G. WILlACY

Word comes out If Corpus christi
that Judge W. Il. Perkins of Alice. now
county judge Of Jim Wells county. may
nnouncc soon for state senator from
this Senatorial district. a. succtprI Sena
tor John q. Willacy. one of the many
guhcrnatorial candidates now on The list
Of cligihlr>. Judge Perkins has heard
the call. having been impnrtuncl bN
friends from all over the district. which
Is 4 >izcahlc one. being compuscI ~
Nuccc> san patrir,u. Jim Wells. Duval.
Jim llog@. Brooks. klclrrg. Willacy.
Cameron. Ilida 90 and Starr counties.
Judge Perkins j. one ~ the hest known
attorneys IN South Texas. lie has tied
the county indgcShip of Jim Wells down
Tor tn" second term. and he had a prev
i"u~ official record. having represented
the Corpus Christi district 10 the lower
holSc IT the Thirty First Legislature.
Judge Perkins friends have assured
him that he could win hands down. but
IL l. said also on the side that there H.
another contender for the place which
may make things lively in the Senatorial
line. for Archer Parr. the San Diego
chicftain. il j. whispered also has his
eyes on this Senatorial job.
ANYHOW. the thing wakes warm. and
We shall see what We shall see.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-20
MINISTER'S ASSOCIATION

The meeting was al the regular hour
and place. Present. Revs. a.. y. MaciDou
call. W. A. Ross. r. Y. Herndon. and y.
: Bowles. Rev. T.. !. Garcia reported
by writing. Rev. y. ID. Scott ~ san An
tonic. who was visiting in the Methodist
parsonage, was present aS "A visitor.
The Baptist people have made some
repairs on their house of worship and
have bought 4 new piano. The congrcgn-
tions were good nj the SUNDAY services
The sunday school j. growing IN mum
bcr> and interest. The pastor Of the Mex
lean Presbyterian church has spent the
week in Harlingen. He j. much encour-
aged in the work of his normal class
for SUNDAY SCHOOL workers. thus insnr-
ing better equipped workers for this i'm
portant field az activity. The >nnda.
school is large and active.
Mr. Garcia reported hi work a. pros
pering along all lines. lie l. much en-
Outraged in his fruitful field 81 labor.
Dr. MacDaugall j. encouraged 10y the
good attendance and interest in both
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-20
KILLED IN ROW ABOUT CIGAR
ETTFS.

New Orleans. In Salvatore SavuzZa
= dead. Salvatore Baracco is under
guard az the Charity hospital with n
bullet wound ia the shoulder Tony Cor.
ncliu> j. ~ hi home. 9l3 Charities street
nur>iuga bullet wound in the hand and
Mike nartello j. being sought hy the no
lice. ~ a result of 4 shooting Scrapc
brought about 10y 4 row at Charities and
-. Phillip streets "Wednesday night.
Dartello ana Biracco became engaged
IN 4 quarrel started over the possession
II a pack IF cigarettes. ia Frank Travo.
to> saloon. II j. said Baracco went "a
hi home IA 5l> ~. Phillip street "a
fetch 4 revolver and on his return h
fired several shots M Dartello. two
~ winch struck Cornelius and Suvazza
innocent t~ystandcrs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-20
LlYS BARE DETAILS OF ALLEGED
SWI\pIE

baltimore. Md. The oncratiorS IN .
number of cities If the Greenfield
Brown Rotman ring &c alleged swind
lers. which. postal inSpcctorS say. gath
cred in close Ia 4 million dollars from
bic business houses in al parts ~ the
country in n period ~ six wears. were
laid bare in the Federal building "
philadelphia hy Julius Stcinhardt. NJ
p,ltimorc. who was affiliated with the
Trio and who claims IL have been their
.,upc. %Steinharlt told If the ramiiic1
lions of Their methods. which. post y
inspectors say. Vas "A gigantic scheme I
dcfraud. After his confession stem.
h,rlt was PLACED under arrest aud held
for n further hearing next Monday
morninc. Charles j. Grecnhcld. sam.
mel Brown and Myer Eotman. he alleged
principals. VII" are held "a default 81
hal arcrcgating Ss200n. will be given 2
hearing on the same da,. when witnesses
from many cities will appear 70 testify
against them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-20
TEXAS ALMANAC.

a copy Of the Texas Almanac cam IN
The Herald desk TODAY. In their letter
TO us the publishers say:
Every citizen ~ our great state
should have n copN-cvcrv one ~
your subscribers should have a copy
and il should BE- sent 10 friends and
connections in other STATES % show
them the greatness of the tate In
which We live.
To this We give u cordial assent.
The Texas Almanac j. not only a cyclo-
pcdia ~ useful information. but n ~.
clope,fa If indispensable information
for the busy man. Published by the Gal
weston Dallas News
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-20
ROY KILLS HIS SISTER.

iii Florcsvillc. Tex Late Friday after
Don while PLAYING with a loaded L.
gauge shotgun ~ the home Of his father
Juan Rocha. u Mexican farmer on vii
liam Eckcls place near poth. a wear
old sou shot and killed his little l. vcar
old sister. The father If the boy had
thrown awav some shells for the gun.
thinking that they were M good. and The
yboy found them. loaded the gun. and
while PLAYING with il the gun accidcn
tally discharged. The contents entered
the girls neck aud she lived only =
short time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-20

Bnuttc. Mi>Skatc Calow was
%eriou>ly burned al her home Monday
night. Miss Cadow was alone in the Kit
chen the rest af the family having re-
tired. she Was sitting 10y the cook stove
with her feet IN the oven. she fell asleep
and a spark of coal from the stove set
her clothes on fire and was awakened
10y the flames. she crcamcd for help but
before anyone could aid her she was
seriously burned abuot the body and
hands. Her mother wa> also badly burn
ed on the hands in IN attempt to cxtin.
guish the fire
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-20
WORKER IN STORE FINDS LOST
SlJOU.

Baltimore, Md While turning over
rubbish IN the cellar of a grocery store
here. where he had been employed for ten
years. Walter Mcttlc yesterday found
more than 500 in notes. The appearance
of the money indicated il had been in
the cellar a long time. The proprietor Of
Of the grocery entered into possession
of the premises only q month ago. So
Mcttlc consulted n lawyer who took him
10 States ATTORNEY Nice. Mr.. Nice ha,
today deposited the MONEY in the bank.
pending u judicial determination Of its
ownership. The states attorney said If
Mcttlc had kept the finding IT the money
secret h. would have committed Larceny.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-20
q WIFE'S ESCORT.

: TAYLOR. Tcx.-Whcn John billiard. ac-
rompanicd Lcvina Bouldin 70 her home
In TAYLOR Saturday night near Avcry'S
lumber yard. h. was met by her husband
Louis Bouldin aud shot and killed. The
woman was also seriously wounded
about the body. \ l.gauge pump shot
gun was used. Tevina Bonldin had been
ut the home of Harry billiard. whose
wife is scriiuslv i'll. shortly before II
o'clock. John billiard. aged Il was asked
IN escort her home aud when they ncarcd
the home the Shooting took place.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-20
OFFICERS COMPENSATION.

People cX rel. Judge ~ M NJ. Board N
Commissioners IT Cook Cnunty.-Thc
members of ihe board II election com
mi>>ipnrr~ for a town iH the Cit, w chi
cage. who are appointed for a definite
term ": ufi ,ct. for the exercise ~ Ger
tain duties under the laws ~ the state
the city =. Chicago. are municipal offic
cr>" with u the meaning ~ the Const.
f"rhidding the increase or diminution ~
salaries IT municipal officers having q
definite term. even though the board IL
self j. not A municipal corporation aud
The commissioners are appointed nv the
county court supreme Court AZ Hi.
nuiS. los \. l. H.. ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-20

the Sunday school and preaching %scrvic-
es
The Methodist and Disciplinc> held a
Union service al the Methodist church
which was we'll attended. Dr. IIallam
preached M the morning hour and Dr.
Craig M the evening hour. Both services
were well attended and the day much
enjoyed Nv the large audiences present.
The pastor If the Methodist church will
preach NJ a union service in Christian
church neX Sunday morning. We are
hoping that these union services may
prove helpful TO all those who attend
them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-20

IL begins 90 seem that General Sala
Ear has lcaI@d oui Of u warm irving pan
into a hot fire. lie has fallen into the
hands of the American government whose
present intention il j. Ia have him tried
for the murder II an American INNER
III the Malcri>ta army. against the pro
test ~ American Consul Lctchcr. The
gunner had removed some parts Of a
gun captured hy Salazar. lie was given
the ley fuga. Though the offcn>c was
committed on Mexican soil. this govern.
leaders responsible for Injuries a.
Americans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-20
DEAD FROM HATPIN STAB.

Milwaukee. Wis. The stab ~ a hatpin.
delivered IN self defense hv Catherine
Hrrmcs. of Cndahy. n suburb. caused
4Ac death ~ Daniel Sweeney az White
Plains. y. Y. who week ago paid =
fine Of $50 aud costs for ANNOYING th"
girl. According Ia the testimony in the
police court. Sweeney took the girl 10 2
dance on New Years eve and they visit
cl several cafes. On the way home. the
Girl t~estifics she was forced 10 d"aw =
hatpin and use il as a dagger in her
own defense. 4 piece of the pin was re
moved nv a doctor from the mans chest
This morning he was found dead ia his
bed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-20

Sapulpa. Okla. After Knocking down
and shooting the taller, whom they lock
ell inside the prison corridor. \ X
johnson and IL. &. Turner. I've inmates
Of tn. Creek county jail. made Their 6
cape late today. Two members Of a poss,
which went in pursuit came upon tn
fugitives. but were forced III the point
Of the escaped prisoners pistol 10 r.
treat. The men had not been %apprchcnd
ed At n late hour. How they obtained
the pistol is not known.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-20
SG5SS PAID FOR LINCOLN RELICS.

New York. \. y. The sum Of SIG
5s> vas realized at the opening sessions
Yesterday Of the sale Of the William III
Lambert collection of Linroln auto.
graphs. books and relies. Book lovers
aud collectors from many cities attend
ed. George j.. Smith paid the top price
OF the sales. SEQ. for one of three dup
! cate copies Of the original thirteenth
constitutional amendment. signed by
Lincoln. Colfax aud IIamlin.