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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
AMARILLO DRILL TEAM
MAY ENTER COMPETITION
". q. vs. Invited To Childres- For
special tttrariicn On Wood
man lnY az the Fair.

Captain Grover Malone. OF the W
10 49, driu team has received O
special invitation for the team 10
come 10 Chlldrcss on September 10Th
10 compete with about five or six
teams of the order The fair viii
be- iu progress AZ Childress az that
time and they are offering a cash
prize equal Co SIS Tor each team
competing. the winner 20 take all
so admission 20 the grounds Will be
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
Stop That FIRST Fal Cough

Greek your all cough or cold az
once don't wait 10 may lead 90
serious lung trouble, weaken your
vitality and develop "a chronic luug
aiIm,nt Get q bottle of Dr Bells
Pine Tar-lloney today if is pure
and harmless .usD 30 freely for that
TAN cough OF cold lt Baby or Child
rem are sick give it 90 them 10 vlI'
relieve quickly and permanently u
1nthDs tho iriiatcd throat. lungs
and air pa sages Lossens Phelgm
ls antisep'ic and fortines the sys.
tom against colds u surely prevent.
cold germs from Eottin @ hold Guar
sntecd only 25c. at your Druggist
tAdv.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

Gurl Duke ff .ares ..'ararnH
~ Russian .....r to attend f.r
''fnmrrr H Bulgaria
a 0.H p.r.. organized fDr fHH
m1f par loading rcr'ma.ffI o'
'I. Cd. f. rI.Raritn a.U bod
been ORGANIZED. uIrl bad .lr M 0.
Ie.f . n" piping or mur. ~
pru. IHa. during t.. .u
baff.. fI follow OIL.
zion wH t ur..a"Hf
0n OIL. rrf . BULGARIA. pr0fe.
forf. HU If. p
CuI .... .'..uas u
.Har t.. government 1I H|
Far '.. Emperor bad definite.
~ Hfnf ono nj tte members OF
H. btsa' ruler NJ fHH
country
rr fl. fortune Grand DUKE
tI... board n' Poo matter lr f.mr
and CRUISING Prince Ferdinand n
rnH'..r. 'Hn Iau b1'i.n hF .f
il9u.E fa mm OBJ" Identity D. fH'
cmaI.rffUr D.. h.HI.uE upon h.W
e,r. demon .tritnr OFF regard arf
rFrr affection HHd iNeu suddenly
thKUe feapriurr nee DlIr lt'I
Ferdinand boo throne hHi Nfef.n
erinutrd himself and He Emperor
from an exceedingly embarrassing
situation
a. bon fHr nse of nearly eserg
prominent member uI th. Rus Fam
imrr.aI am mo Grand Urt0 HaH
boon fHU victim 0f .HHHf.i affrr nf.
~ a.aa .'ra'.0r iu 1000 ln attempt
wac made moon ID. '''r rh..r he wa.
reFIrrIrt t.. Imperial rHHrlr FOO 'hn
Camp af Er..u Solo T.r troop.
aere engaged r blank frnr proc
ticn. when fhc Grand puko ra. 'ar'
Ind 1r fHe bios of bullets about DOS.
head Tho firing HaH stopped and Hn
.usp.U .HtIlH showed tHaf IHI' cor
fridge boa been url hF ninety
mon or iIa sharp huU'rr. OF 'Ir
guard Tho mpa'irurr of 'ur rIn
t.u'1rH had 'r1 Thorn i0 open '.r'
or 200 great dIfaurr. and thn
Gun1 Duke escaped
errrnIt 40, month atnr another
attempt 900 fHe Grand uufUH 'ifn
1888 made tNrH bomb 1900. found
Gu flr fHIIrHI track between IWr
l0r Solo and $50 Petersburg over
RHIDU hr ta. 200 Itsr travelled. and
frr H..t Hirr fH. train 900 H...
hr aa. travelling u..r fH' ame rI.I
fHH H.f H
FYr numI.r oI Hr ruu
urt. N.H.1. Hr. boom pod rHE'.
10. fH. ..f.mlH ....'r .lI.r r
HH.t If motto . Europe II0 .nr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
Dnnghter Melncd Al.n.

! gave b 70 ms daughter when she
was thirteen years Old She WAS in
srhoo. and was a nervous wreck. and
could not steep nights Now she looks
so healthy that even the doctor sneaks
0fit You can publish this letter if you
h.r Mrs RENA BOWMAN. l6l S. 10th
Street. lrouton. Ohio.
Why wil women continue 20 suffer
day in and Dag oat and drag out a sickiy.
haf hearted existence. missing three
i1lr'hs of tte iaT of living vhe- they
Dn f1l health ir lydia p pInkhar r.
vegetable Compound
~ Won have the slightest Doubt
That LSdia .. Pink ham : Nr-rfr-
hle { compound u ~ help Nou. writs.
to lydia E.Pinkham NedicineG -.
tcuniidential LINN. Mnss..fur al .
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by "a woman
aud held In strict confidence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
GRAND DUKE Gives
ACCOUNT Of SELF
SECOND COUSIN OT EMPEROR
CHS CREDIT IOH RUS
SIAN SUCCESSES

hpern. 70 ITO tn
LONDON Sept Grand Duke
Nichoa N.a.He.fttl. Fb0 IS gl..
Ing such good account Of himr--
AS CON ma1ler. Iu-rHlef 0i tho Rue.
sian armies in thc war with Germany
and Austria. is a seccad cousin ~
the Emperor ~ Russia iie wus
born Ia 81 Petersburg Nfty- eight
years ago and since bis youth has
been conspicuous IN affairs relating
% the Russian army he has been
President OF the Council Of National
Defense and Inspector General ~
Casalry. besides holding several 9th.
~ military offices For a number
Of years he vas commander 81 me
military district Of ~ Petersburg
Al one time DO was mentioned as
hseiy 10 be- appointed Dictator u
case ~ the retirement 81 Emperor
Nicholas from the throne
Grand Duke Nicholas present. q
striking contrast IN every respect %
his father who was o notorious prof
hgate. The present Gaud Duke Ia
universally respected. lu 1907 hc
vas married 90 Princess Anastasia
OF Montenegro
The Grand Duke has often been
employed on special missions b. Em.
perOr Nicholas. who has always re-.
posed the utmost confidence iu him
In this connection u "a recalled that
on ono occasion Grand Duke N'eho.
las managed 10y display pf sound
sense and diplomacy ~ avert shat
would have been o most unplca an'
predicament for Russia n Ha re-
the time Of the conservation of a
memorial 20 tho Huni1u soldiers
who had pcrished iu nulraria Zoo D..
war that had won tho lHfrrH freedom
from Turkey Tao Emp rpr arui ih.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
HORSE MANAGEABLE
TWO SLIGHTLY MI RED

Miss squires Hieslady 20 the cig-
ar staad Zoo tbe Amarillo Hotel met
vith what might have been O serious
accident Thursday evening She
ned bad o. party training young
buggy horse for her and before the
animal had been brought under easy
control She climbed 900 with The
driver for % ride The horse became
10 manageable ana both Ucre thrown
oG' off the bugs, and painfully,
though NOT seriously injured Miss
suuir Vl- ou durg yesterday as
usual
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

..',. without shame that D ARA
lHd aud SICK of war lis s'or, H l.
mo...HIuo I,eu success the most
brilliant lB over dead anu mauglaU
0n|, fNo anguish aud lamentations
4" distant families appealing f1 m,
fr missing SONS. husbands ana a
'rsr ~ UuIF those Who have nos
heard shot nor heard tho slrieks
and Errars ~ the wounded and LAGER
urd .nai rr aloud FOR moro blood
moro vengeance. moro doeo.atiou
War o. ..I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

charged the member Of the compel
ing teams
Captain Malone is accepting the
Invitation with promise that they
guarantee six teams IN the competi-
tion This viii bring the prize for
e. winner up 20 $50.
state Manaser K u, Mcpill ana
several other members Of the order
OF state prominence, are expected
and make addresses September ~
hae been SCI apart and designated
as ~. o. " Day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

years Men ! De-
gautotake IyI.aE
rinkhams Negta-
Die Compound /
'ould not situp !
had female. troubles
AMI was very ner
v0us ! used tho
rem iiesaycar and
] cam do my work
srdforthc lssteight
months / have
worked for other
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

Henry EIds aUi family of Heb
r.ntiIIo Texas. and Mr.. q S clark
1f FIurosyilIp. were part of AN auto
mobile party of ten Rho stopped al
the Elmhlrt Hotel last ui-ht co
route 20 Colorado points on au out
linz
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

To Hear Yourself a. Others Hear You.
An English voice specialist has in.
vented a machine which enables a
singer to hear his own voice. Just NJ It
souphs 20 his audi.nce =, The demand
for such a duntrAuc 81 - So N-so
greavthat countless adaptations Of the
photograph and Of The telephone have
been tried out IN the endcavor 10
obtain q correct reproduction Of the
voice Of a speaker or singer 80 that no
can criticize his own delivery. aud
modify his tone 20 obtain tho best re-
suits All these devices lacked In
some essential feature. but the new
machine called the 'critophone. is
claimed by the inventor 20 ovorSome
objections urged against other models,
Popular Mechanics
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05


sonabie taars without distress. And
% every other form Of borrowing
.-.,ner ...sr Aaer periods or for short
u tHFstHis res. This q
psf lsr moment oud in
tnir particular Ca gcncv, not the mar
le' f0 borrow large SUM. OF money
what wc arc soeFinc is FOB ease and
n-.iai every financial transaction
mot 40 add single additional cm.
U9rnamcut to ihc situation The
people 0f th.. country ar. both in-
fiiuut and profoundly patriotic
.r. rood. in W..f i'a present
condition. .r Goo rIrIf $500. and iu
support ..e government with gen.
.rau aeIfdpn.bl They know rb3
understand and vlU Hn utuierau'
H1s OFF flns. Vbo dodge r.spon,i.
hHf or are not frank nlfh them
Tho occasion is moo u. uur own
making ~. lad mo- part Boo making
NHf i here U affect. ua la
directly and aaipaht almost ar Or
"" were participant r 'Ie rirum.
stance. NNH. gave o.. f0 70 $50
mHu ..rru the inevitable with
..'m judgement and uuruu.ed spirits.
Dds. MON accustomed to deal with
Tho unexpected. hahtuai.d to take
core ul Them elves. masters of their
nHr affair. and their own fortunes
Na .HslI pat the hill though We
IId nu' deliberately incur D.
'U order 90 meet every demand
upon The treasury without DELAY or
lr..IFenfur. and Boz order f0 keep
600 treasury .trone unVuesti0uably
.fI.H-. ana fr0nE throughout the
pr enc tuU.'les. 2 respectfully urge
f.Hf additional revenue u. $780,
5000 5000 boz raised through internal
Eases devised Zoo your i-dom to meet
f.r .mtrr.H.t Tho only suggestion
3 take tHr liberty of making De- that
such source. of revenue Boz chosen
ha 5000 begin 90 Yield no once and
r.o.d with certain and constant
fI..
cannot close without expressing
OH" confidence with which I an.
'rnlrh "a congress. With rccsrl %
i.E Ur IuE other matter. which has
SHOWN -o Hrf.rinE q devotion to pub
II. lutF which hs. responded Oh the
need. Of t|e nation throughout =
.nr. season despite inevitable fat
iruc and personal sacrifice and so
large proportion of whose members
have devoted their whole time and
energy to f.e business of the coun
try
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

Dr. Sutherland has not moved his
office. stiil over National Rank o.
Commerce sth and Polk 81.
s2s.tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

women. tno. I cannot praise Lydia p
Iir.ham Vegetable ComI enough
f1r know never would have been NJ
wc.I y had not taken IL anil I rcc0m-
r-.-I n d. .---I.-r-.--- ..--.r-.-. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

First state Bank Ssh j l. pysart
ls the title of % new suit that has
Just been filed with District Clerk
Troy Thompson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
WOMAN COULD
NOT SIT Up
Now Does Her Own Work.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound Helped Her.

lronton. Ohio. " am enjoying uet-
ter health now than ! have for twelve
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

nr p A Johnston has moved tis
office f1 rooms = and Pickett
building adjoining telephone build.
ing co.-t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

WANTED Man. wife and two
grown DAUGHTERS to work In steam
laundry out o. town. House ana
transportation furnished free Steady
job. good wages. Amarillo Employ
ment Agency 2od-'t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
THE ORIENTAL HOTEL

The ideai family hotel IN
Amarillo. Has been refurnish-
"a and O. now undergoing
thorough overhaul.nE. paint
Inc. papering and decorating.
Has humorous outside rooms.
attractive ladies' parl0r. am
Die porchcs. and lawns Al
inviting place for hiEh-class
patronage No Objectionable
people allowed under any cir
cumstances. I believe Amar-
ITO viii appreciate and pat
roniEo such a hosiery "A place
Tor your vife. sister ~ mother
Reous N suite. withor wifh,
out board. European. 81 -
weet up. American. board
snd room. ~ PeT week and
up. Meal tickets, - meals.
for 81. Best tsbie Ia the city.
Give n a trial.
r. a. STEWART. Manager
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

Daily News Want Ads must be ac-
um panied by the CASH.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-26


ARMS A WALLOP
The city. council last night passed
an ordinance prohibiting the sale of
guns to any one that doesn't show a
permit from the chief of police. Deal
ers who do not observe the ordinance
will lose their license.
The council also appropriated S10,-
900 for Aid. MeTriaH1s crime COM
mittee.
A surprise was given the council
when States Atty Hoyne appealed to
the body for funds for his war to ex-
terminate gunner. He also showed
up the refusal of A. A. Mccormick,
president of the County Board, to aid
in this campaign. Mccormick has
vetoed all bills to this end so far.
CAS- most of the crime in Cook
county is committed in Chicago"
said Hoyne, 81 would respectfully re-
quest that in connection with such
application for funds you consider an
appropriation of money for the use of
the states attorney to aid him in the
detection, arrest and prosecution of
gunner (SO-caued), burglars, safe
blowers and pickpockets. I ask for
an appropriation of $4,000 or $1O,-
900.
my reasons for such request are
that:
'First-The appropriation made by
the County Board for the states at
torney's Office in the annual appro-
priation bill passed February % last
was and is insufficient.
Second president of the
County Board and a minority there
of have sought and are seeking in
every way to Obstruct the states at
torney in the detection and prosecu-
ton of criminals by holding up cur
rent bills for expense, even though
the appropriation for the Office has
not been exceeded.
"Third-The states attorney, out
l, f,.o,,, AI,o
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-26

or are operating in the City of Chi
cago, and their haunts.
'FOurth-Bills for the states at
torney's Office for current expenses
to the amount of about $40, 900 were
passed by. a majority vote of the
County Board. some months ago, but
were unlawfully vetoed by the presi-
dent of the County Board.
'Fifth-There are additional legal
and equitable bills of a like nature
which have not yet been presented,
including bills for automobiles and
hotels incurred in the arrest and de-
tention of one Francbe, alias Duffy
the Goat for the murder Of one
HenegOw in a cafe conducted by Roy
Jones on Wabash avenue and TWEEN
first street and in locating and hold
ing the witnesses to said crime"
Other work performed by the city
council:
Rule against public utility job
seeking voted down.
Resolution for private bank in
quiry sent to committee.
Health committee given $1,000 for
survey of vice control.
Gun tOting" ordinance amended
to make it courtproof.
References of street oil inquiry to
states attorney reported. .
-O-O
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
SOOTHSAYERS READY
TO PLEAD GUILTY
TO THEFT
Queen Auraella and Her Com
panion Said TO Have Agreed
to Admit Petty Larceny
When Arraigned.

Mrs. a.. 81 Rusedall ana Queen Au-
raclla, the fortune ]tellers OF the
carnival company arrested saturday
for alleged -hopiifuug, offered 90
plead guilty Geo petit larceny today,
according 90 tnc police. They win be
a|rraigned thls afternoon. &c ia eN-
pectcd, ana The pleas viii probably
Doe accepted
The two Women did business In a
tent on Central VENUE between See
Second and Third streets during the
fair. a shIrtNaist was missed IN the
Golden BuIe store saturday after
the Women had been in, ana chief
McMllin found the garment Ia their
tent lt ls HlIeged cone col the three
trunks .akcu from tho tent, Hcc0rc!-h
tu the police contained pieces Of
goods. ribbons and many lace collars.
which Chicf MoMhin suspects we're
the fruits ut shopiinng operations al
along the rlIuivnl company circuit
queen AurHc iiu has refused GO give
any other ulmc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
WOMAN DOCTORS ARE HIT
london County Council Decides That
When They Marry They Must
Quit Service.

London Tho London County Coun
GA decided that women doctors must
retire from their seryice if they mar
ry. These questions arose on tho an
pointmout or three women doctors Ia
the public health service. Tho couD.
ON iu such appointments insists that
women rhuil resign 90 marriage and
@ similar condition waa Included iu the
case OF the throe now appointments
bliss Adler and Miss Wales, both
progressive members, supported tho
amendment Miss Wailas urged that
tho council needed women of expert.
cnoo aud A.ss Adler said 90 would not
only b. wise 10 have married women
doctors but also married nurses. Wo.
men could organize nowadays. 60 there
was no great fear 'aat wages would
bo redJced
Lady ST. Heller, the only woman
member 90 the municipal reform party
took a view directly opposite % that
Of her two progressive colleague. The
council allowed womea teachers q
marry. nut She declared she was con
WINGED thar no woman could DO hel
DUTY 90 her home and family n sbs
had 70 60 out 90 work
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
NEW BOOKS AT TIKI
B

Perhaps son viii De- Interested this
week m kuusNing tho names 81 some
of 90. popular now % your neigh
buf5 are reading The list below ls
of the ucwost hrtion iu order of tr-
muud aH called Tor at the public
library boz Do, last month
The Eyos OF the World Harold
b. Wright
The Saiamaudor Over Johnson
The Victims, "a story of jefferson
DaVis.-DiXon.
The Fortunate Youth-Locke
You Ncgor Know Your Luck. -Gil-
bert Parker.
CHrk's Flcld-Robcrt Herriek.
pcurod-Dooth T~arkinston
Diane of the Green Van-L DAILY
rample.
The Hidden Chndrcn-R Cham
beers.
rodays Daughter Josephine D.
Bacon.
Muria- Baroness Won Hutton.
The Flame OF Frost-Alice Jones
Tho Marriage 81 Cecilia Maude
Lccson
idle WlYes-James Oppenheim.
The Professor and the Poticoat-
A. $ Johnson
Books Other Than FIction
What Men Lave By.-Cabot
Germany u the Germans-col-
Her
Moving Ploturcs-Talbot
They Who KNOCK al our Gates 81
Autiu.
Europe Since lS1j-fiazcn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12

BAH also struck Tyler ana he also
got an assist un the play.
collins walked.
Schaug ana Murphy scored on Ha-
kcr'e iuhcld hit
Evors was holding the bah when
Murphy ran home.
The Official scorer gave Murphy "A
stolen base ou the lust play.
M,luris nied to Whitted.
Two runs, two hits. no errors.
Second Half.
The official scorer now decides not
10 credit Murphy with "a steal, but
states lhu3 hc s orcd on the hit.
GoUdy got "a home run into the
center held bleachcrs.
Dcvore butted for Tyler.
Moran walked.
Ercrs singled TO right, Moran go
inE to thlrd
Moran scored on Conuolly's suorl-
) Gee ny.
Whitfield out On a ny To- Baker.
F., TWO runs. two hits. no errors
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12

HaH'"h @'f wv fNfA'a
man has over done 81 aud lived al
though a recent v.ceroy yaIuiy offered
O llbh of rupees Go Boz spent in pUry
Gcation ceremonies o. he would only
be- permitted Co enter che famous a
tudry
The Indian homo ot tho better sort
has DO crowd oi fanatic priests and
pilgrims TO guard Sos entrance. yet 10
the foreigner 30 is almost as c|GeCtually
barred one may form warm friend.
ships with Indian gentlemen OF the
new school Iu Calcutta or Bombay and
wen cuJ .t their houses. u caste preiU
dicCs arc elastic enough; but 90 cross
The inner coHr, and enter the living
quarters OF iae house. which are s2
cred 90 tho lamily-oue might as web
expect 90 ly 60 tho noon
a few white women who have cast
their lot with India and won The con.
ndcnco OF the natives are welcomed
behind the purdah Miss Margaret
Noble ('Sister Niyedita was one Of
these. Again. many Europeans are en-.
tortained by nrahmos. as the cub
sured members OF tho theistic Brahmu
Samai are called but the homes OF
these Wostcmized Indians. delightful
as they are. are o Indian homes.
To the stranger ln India, and ia thiH
sense ell but the Indians themselves
viii forever remain strangers, the ma
tive home with an is alien gays. "a
IKE ma unknown country, mysterious
baniug and Infinitely provoking &,
The curious.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
PRESIDENT LOOKS
FOR. BUSINESS
IMPROVEMENT
Cotton Situation Most Affect
ed by War Shows Signs of
Bracing Up; Will Protect
American Merchants.

Washington, OCt. i2-Prosidrnt
Vision tod1t gave assurances th1t
American merchants tradi1E %
Europe have the government back OF
them GO the limit OF their rights and
that hr did NOT cNuoct that here would
be- any interference ON The part Of
tho nations at war.
DISCUSSING che effect 90 the wal ON
nus nos. President Wilson said that
from 800 Doc could learn the great huiN
oI business was progressing normally.
tn, cotton situation, hc added. had
nyau most affected but ho excepted an
improvements
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
HOMES IN INDIA EXCLUSIVE
Foreigners Can Never Hope TO Enter
Residencrc Of Est icdlans for
Any Purpose.

London-Tbpre arc two things no
foreigner On India. not eve Emperor
George. can ever hope 60 DO. one is
TO walk with the pilgrims through tho
Lion Gate, past the priests and the
dancing girls, Co the shrine OF thu
Lord OF the World. which stairis on
the Blue Iiill 90 puri The other ~
TO enter an Indian homo. DO SIS not "a
all certain that the former is not the
easier OF the two. although no white
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
COAL MINER SUING
VICTOR COMPANY
FOR $4,000
Melkusch Asks Big Damages
for Loss of Arm. Which Was
Crushed in Cavern at Nava-
10 Workings.

Trial Of q f25.u0o damage suit was
begun iu tho district our today bee
fore Judge Reynolds and % jury. The
plaintiff 10 Matt Melkusch, VINO s. su-
tho Victor American Fue' company.
According 90 thc complaint, Mel
f.sch. working Iu The navajo mime
~ the Nicter eampany. was caught
n 30 clyc-in ou April 26. 1913, and
his arm was -o badly injured thar %
was necessary 90 amputatc
The jury before which the case b.
being tried as follows Pablo sala-
zar, 4 u Trottcr Linz Garcia. Abel
padIla, Aipiiu Monte Fmetrfiu IS,
diIio. o. a. Fsau ~ ncis.o Cutter
foz fIdrl EIwol, ilicprd sanchez
charles kuuz, SANTIAGO Garcia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
BASEBALL
tConunuod from Page onc.l

Collins WAS picked OF second, Ty-
Der 90 EYcr-
one run. one mn, one error.
scs ond Halt.
Bush's first pitch shot uroun Mo
rams aeCk Tor a bail. After pitching
three stralsht balls, Bush put over
" strikes Moran then iouled on
the next iour pitches and popped 90
Collins.
Eters sinsicd over Barrys head.
Bush worEed a fast inshoot almost
exclusively
Connolly f0uied out 90 Hakcr who
made The catch near the Athletics
bench.
Evers stole second. schaue's throw
being 90 the left Of the hag.
Whitfield VAS q strike out victim
30 runs. one hit, no errors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12

white Iialns. 81 H-Answeflng hif
v;,e's charge Of cruelty IN her suit io'
separation. Arthur W Barber declared
that she had been cruel also teaching
their tWo.ycarold child 20 offer up this
prayer nishly; God bless mana
and make papa q better nan"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12

BARRY tooR oare of Moran's Rruund-
ar and threw him out al first.
Evers got a single e. left just out OF
Earry's reach.
Collins threw ont Connolly at first.
IL was "a SLOW roller and Collins made
"a nice play on o..
No runs. ono hit, no errors.