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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-07

ME temptation to
Good q: are all the Boston pitchers this i asserted
and lost three
disaster
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-07

then the Red sox
pitching that held the Giants
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-15

mentS.
Matilda Tietz, So, 1889 N. HaIsted,
1gnited dress with match. Lighting
gas stove. Dead.
James m. KraIoVec, real estate
man, before Judge SABBATH denied
charges preferred by servant girl.
Hubert F. Miller, business manager
Chicago Assn Commerce, ill. Oper-
ated on for growth in throat.
Samuel Alschuler selected as third
member Of board to pass on damage
to property in building of new Union
station.
Policeman Thomas GiIIigan, new
cop, rescued May O'Brien, 8, from
runaway at Lexington and Crawford
av. Stopped horses.
Forty Club" to give water wagon"
dinner at Hotel La Sale Jan. 81.
Oratory and music promised.
Mrs. Beatrice Graham restrained
by court order from finishing, fiat
building started at 1852 Albion av
Against land restrictions.
Charitable old clothes shop open in
Wilmette for week, without custom
ers or stock. Asking donations.
Atty Lewis Dickinson, Rob't Ma
lone and Frank Mcmahon sentenced
to penitentiary for perjury on stand
in trial of John P Cummings, accused
by stenOgrapher.
Will of Sarah McEwing, 1881 War
rem aV., drawn up "a years ago, fled
for probation. $4,000 goes to hus-
band, James. ~r g..
Howard Bokenkamp, Burlington,
Ia, arrested on worthless check
charge by postal authorities. ..
Evanston city council added red
tape to building code in attempt to
prevent building of fats in suburb.
Woman registered in Exchange
hotel, % E. Van Buren,, as Mrs. ROb't
Ambrose found dead in bed. Mar
with her held.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-15

hair from head of Florence Severs,
IA, 4128 Calumet av., in strange
street attack.
Julius Smietanka, collector of in
ternal revenue, warned ChicagOans
with income over 5000 to file return
for income tax.
Corporation counseI's office prepar-
ing bill to give firemen and policemen
raise in grade and pay for bravery.
Everett o. Beach, 6316 lngIeside
av., held to grand jury on $1,000
bonds for passing bad checks on
WOodlawn business men.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-15

WHAT'S THE MATTER, ROY?
Evansville, Ind, Jan. 15.-Roy Sin
gleton, 16, fell from secOnd-story
window. Broke arm. Said he was
trying to avoid kisses of persistent
young woman.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-15
OHIO AUTO SHOW HAS WONT
DEMONSTRATORS

Cleveland, O., Jan. 15.-WOmen
automobile demonstrators made
their first appearance in Cleveland at
the annual automobile show which
opened here today. The women drove
and demonstrated cars for prOspec-
tive women purchasers.
Nearly every brand of car made in
United States was on exhibit. Local
dealers blamed the European war for
the almost total absence of foreign
exhibits.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-05-15

Unknown 131 acres 8 W IA OF
W IA sec Is IL sr9e
lots l, 2 and 3, sec ~ I IA I
IL $4,000
Waterhouse Leonard 6 acres
S2.47
THIRD WARD wHITE-EAsT.
Barras Albert 6 acres n Barras,
e Melancon, self, W Barras 81 .65
Blanchard Cesaire 14O acres N
Levert q ais. Durand, Bernard,
W Levert $ll.55
Guilliotte Trosimond 800 acres
n Ledoux, b. Mercier, Bush, W
same
II Bush, same, S Sales, W
Olivier
n Road, e levert, s same, W
same $30.75
Guilbeau F T SO acres Breaux.
e Martin, Price, W Breaux $6.65
Perioux Eugene Is acres n Po-
tier, Mouton, S Perioux, W Teche
$500
Rodrique Alcide 142 acres n
Bush. Barras, road, W Barras
Bush, e Decoux, s road, W
Bijeau
n Guilliotte, e Barras & ais, 3
sBarras, W road
N Cutrer, Barras & ais,
Olivier & ais, W road 5 30.55
THIRD WARD COLORED-EAsT.
Benjamin Alph. Mrs 10 acres n
Benjamin, e savoy, Ledet, W
Berard $50
Francois Marcelin Sr heirs GA acres
n Francois, e Barras, s Manot, W
Levert II 40
Francois NJ and Marcel 160 acres
n W sec 30 9sr9e $13.25
Francois j b = 80 acres n Fran
co.'s, Barras, S Francois, W Levert
n Barras, e Barras, same, w
Lasseigne $50
Loan & Stock Asso : 4 acres n
Barras, Theriot, DAVIS, W &C.
rard 3.55
Mathus Charles d Alex Witt 30
acres n Savoe, Rousseau, Mar
aist, W Ledet
II Gauthier, Fenwick, The
riot, W Same 1920
THIRD WARD WHITE-wEST.
Champagne Edward 81 acres n
Dwyer, Champagne, S Declouet,
W Champagne
n Champagne, e DelhoussBye, 81
Declouet, W self
n Dryer, Narcisse, 8 same, wi
Capucin 1875
Delahoussaye Derneville 6 acres
n Mitchell, champagne, sNarcisse,
W Capucin LIS
Michel Peter 36 acres n Babin, e
road, Thibodeaux, W Arceneaux
1875
Perioux Eugene 12O acres II |
Guilbeaa. G Perioux, same. wi
Perioux
n Malveaux, e self, s Alanie, W
Guilbeau
Perioux, e Same, Same, wi
Maraist
n Perioux, e Potter. s same. W
same 1880
Romero Paul A acres Landry,
e road. William, W G. Island 1865
Roy Louis Sr 1913 acres n Potter,
e Corp. Line, Potter, W p otter
II Potter, self, S Potter, W John
son
nRotier, self, Gauthier, wi
Charles 42.45s
solarie sosthene Al acres n Pc
rioux, Corp. Line, S Potter, W Pc
rioux 1910
THIRD WARD COLORED WEST.
Mitchell Aspasie 10 acres n Mou- |
ton, e Road, Mitchell, W Arce-
neaux $40
Mitchell Isidore Jr 10 acres n
e road, Mouton, s Mitchell, wi
$40
Mitchell Oleus - acres n Mouton.
e Road, Mitchell, W Arceneaux
$40
Michel Theodore - acres n Mou-
ton, road, S Mitchell, W Arceneaux
S.65
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-05-15

y Mistric, Hardy, . Willis, v
Hardy 1896
Leblanc Jubsrty &c acres Pa.
tin. Q Courvilis. 9 Patin. v Chrs-
tisn 6 IS
Lormand Joseph 30 acres n Lor
N and, Martin, . Huron, " Mar.
tin 3.65
Martin D P "a acres q Lastrs.
pes. . Bank. . road, v Techs ITO
Martin Ben Est 4 acres q Nc.
laneon, Q Courvills, 0 Hebsrt, "
Mslancon LOS.
Martin D P 16 acres Arnaud,
e'Ssmsrs, Q Roy, road 800
Mslancon Adslin Mrs. 80 acres
o road, y. road, . Mslancon, " self
n road, Melaucon, Q Courville.
v Huval 9.25
Mslsnoon Ignace - 80 acres u
road, . Ssmsrs. . Dupuis, " Ne.
lsncon 21.95
Nasssns Msris-3O acres u Mas.
ssus, . Csllst, . same. v Angelic
1875
Nassans Eulslie Mrs-12 acres
q Martin & Gle, . Dsvillisr, Q road,
" Tschs 7.9l
Olivier Arcadus 30 acres Tsy-
lor, . Savoy. Q Guilbsau, v Roger
l1.6O
Taylor Emils-28 acres Road,
. Taylor, . same, " road Is 35
Chsvslisr Placide Mrs g. acres
u Provost, . Robicheaux, Q He.
bert, v Cadet 81 Is
Daucet Autolns Est 20 acres q
Cadet, Q Chsvallier, Q Senegal, W
Cadet 7 30
Jourust Joseph 40 acres Gull
beau, Duplchip, . Roger. v same
q Roger, . Dupl sciu. . sams. y
Rogers 895
Patt Oscar "a acres q Huron, Q
Bernard. same, W Egby 9.35
FIFTH WARD WHITE
Castillo Alcse acres Kid.
d d. IL /; o0ole'' : ''m'' =" Don'o
Hardy Gsston & Colo acres
Hardy & ole, q Portage, Q Thibo.
deaux, " Willie LOO
Mcbride P WI saw mill aud
lumber situated in tho 9Th ward
785
FIFTH WARD COLORED WEST.
Nsrcisss Charles IS AGREE Sss.
sour, . Teche, Q Roy, " same 1856
NON RESIDENTS CORPORATION ST.
MARTINNILLE EAST.
Berry VIM. 3 - lot u Ba don, Q
same, . same, " road 7.15
NON RESIDENTS CORPORATION
BREAUx BRIDGE-wEST.
Bsregeris Maurice lot Doir0u,
= Techs. Roy, v road
n DomsDgesux, Hollisr, Q
Martin OF, v road $50 IS
Naseans W lot q Causi, TechU,
Cody, " street - As
NON RESIDENTS EAST.
Boudrssux Luke s 75O acres
lots 4, s aud 6. sec Z lots 6, Z, 8
and W SEQ 8 80 sec
6ns sec Z lots i aud 2 sec Z
frsc. lot . / of ns4
sec Z . u NV " sec 6 soc 8
{ Is or IL Q $6l.75
Brownsll q X 1873 acres sw IA
eco ~ . IA sec 80 u IA of u
IA sec 81 9 W ! 4 of ssc 80 v of
Gross Bayou llsr11s $27.lO
Billssud Hsbsrt & als 24O scrss
o . IA sec 81 t9sr7s. NJ of u
v IA sec 80 tosl0 sr9s $l3.4O
Central Hardwood Lumber. Go
1878 lots l, 2, 3. 4. 5,6t9sr8 ..
ssc 70 Lots 3, ~, 30. 32,32,33,34,35
sec IS aud lot 4 soc 80 secs 81, SO.
and 81 u ! 4 soc u l 4 sec II
iots l, 2. 4, 8, .. Z, sec ~ sec 70
lots l, auu z, MI iu { 8 sx2l34O4
Delshousssys Louis b $50 acres
u Dslahoussay-, . Fouruet, Q same
Il ais, " roa.i $3.50
Dnpsrisr Gabriel "a acres Q /
sec 81 r 10 Q r9s $40
AinCv Th0m.a An o. 81.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-05-15

i Hebert Paul so acres n Thibo
deaux, Alexandra, 9 Champagne
W same $50.
Kidder Ignace "a acres n HUI.
val, same, s-,w Landry
n Road, Trahan, Thibodeau
W same
Trahan, Trahan, same, "
same l4.40
Leblanc Doralie, lots n Road, g
Rivoire, Vendor, W same 1.95
Lagrange Jules 8 acres n Thibo-
deaux, e Landry, s Huval, W Bar
ras 4.65
Thibodeaux Treville Heirs 444
n Thibodeaux, e same, Cham
payne school land
NV. sec T 9sr6e. 9 / of
n e / sec 10 9sr6e
Lots 2, 4, 5, of sec 10 T 10 8 6
Frac e / of / of sec 10 T
sr6e $67.65
FOURTH WARD COLORED EAST.
Auguste Raphael 8 acres n b.
bin, e road, S Castillo, W Teche 6.55
Riggs Arthur Mrs 66 acres n
Barras, e Frederick, Theriot, W
Babineaux l7.35
wiltz Lessin Mrs-26 acres n Ran
sonet, Thibodeaux, Rees, W
Ransonet 6.96
FOURTH WARD WHITE WEST.
Angelic Remy Is acres lot, e
road, Alley, W swamp $40
Domengeaux F A 200 acres n
Aubry, e B. B. Lumber Co, same,
W Vermillion 2O.5O
Domengeaux f A 124 acres n
ThibOdeaux, e Bergeron, 8 Martin,
W same
n Guilbeau, Gaidry, Ber-
trand, W Zenon 18.45
Guilbeau p L Y acres Dioron,
e same q ais, S Jean Louis, W
Patin
n self, e Charles. Jean Louis,
W Patin 24.8O
Martin D P 4 acres n Daspit. e
Corona, Delany, W Pelletiere 1,75
Perez Agar so acres N Dore, e
Road, S Road, W stewart lilo
Patin CASTOR 70 acres n Road, e
Stoute, s Road, W Road 1870
Periou Usville 30 acres n Road,
e Breaux, s Talley, W stewart 3.75
Trahan Lastie 9 acres n Brous-
sard, e Rood, 8 Guldry, W Road 40
FOURTH WARD CoLoRED-wEsr
Aleck Mary Mrs "a acres Mil
lien, Aleck, s Thomas, W Neblet
1895
FIFTH WARD wHITE-EAsT
Angelic Audibert 20 acres, n
Pub. land, same, 8 Latiolais, W
same 1.85
Angelic Clemar Mrs 80 acres n
Leblanc, e CALLER, Dupuis,I W
Broussard 1906
Dupuis Robert-30 acres D Do.
puts, . Moreaux. Jean Bsptists,
W melsnson 11.45
Bethancaurt Marie rs 20 acres
nTamassie, e Huval, 3 Frederick,
W Angelic $50
Bijeaux murat mrs "a acres n
Champagne, e Dupuis, Courville,
W Patin 2.15
Calais Julius 30 acres o Calais,
9 Same, . Same, " Teche IA Is
Courvills Ernest 100 acres o
Dupuis, o Guidry, 9 Patin, vi
Guidry
Guidry. Q Daigle, Q Devillier,
" road 81 80
Champagne Maxine Mrs IA
acres u Guidry, Huval, Q Gui.
dry, W Huval 465
n Guidry. . CourvilIe> . Be-
jsau. " same 1875
Dupuis Feruand 6 Hsbert, s|
Bourdier. Guidry. W road 81 Is
Dupuis j A 56 acres n road, o.
Dupuis. q came. " road 4 81
FOurnet A V % acres u Road. q
Guilbsau, 9 Dupuis, " road 865
Guidry Calix 20 acres Guidry,
u same, Q same, " same
DuDuie ANNA a (fuidrv 81
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-05-15

Cormier, r. Main st, . Hebert, w
Berard st, go
Guilbeau Arthur Dr-Lot n Gull
beau, E Self, S Road, w Same
Lot N Guilbeau, E Begnaud, S
VanBuren st, w Main st
Lot n Thibodeaux, f Anderson,
S Broussard. w Main st, 65.S7
Geofroy Alphonse-Lot N Melan-
con. E Trahan, S Doiron, w Ber-
nard, 400
Kidder Ignace-Lot Bridge. f
Thomas, S Breaux, W r r BAIT
Perioux Adelma-lot N Domen-
geaux, f same, S street, W Do
mengeaux 2.O5
Patin CASTOR Est n Lot 3, f
Berard st, S lot 3, W Doiron
lot n lot 4 e Berard st, S lot 7, W
Doiron
lot Bridge st, E Begnand, S
Guilbeau, W Hebert 1870
Roy Augustin Mrs-lot n r. r.
f eet, S Bergerie, W Berard st,
9.16
Steen Edwin - lot n street, f
Main street, s Mrlancon, W Patin
1910
CORPORATION OF PARKS,
WEST.
Roy Louis Sr-n Melancon, e.
same, Bridge st, W Barras
n Potter, e Teche, S Doiron, W
Road
n Potter, Teche, Roy, W
self 5.67
SOLAR Sosthene-lot n Periou, e
Teche, 8 Potter, W self TO
CORPORATION OF ARNAUDvILLE,
Lewis John W-lot n Catalpa st,
@ Roy, street, W same 3 SO
FIRST WARD--WHITE
Duperier, Girard, W road $40
Lind George Is acres N Hsmil-
ton, Landry, S Lenormand, W
Landry
n Road Lenormand, road, W
same lilo
Resweber Louis 80 acres n road,
e Gesser, S Levert, W road 1856
FIRST WARD -COLORED
EAST.
Jones Isaac 6 acres n load, e.
Charles, S Delahoussaye, W Charles
4.9O
Lee Alexandra 8 acres n Lor-
mand, e Vendor, Road, W Fran
co.'s 4.65
Mercier Victor lot n Road, e
Meroier, s Resweber, W same ESQ
RT.wARD WHITE WEST
Berard Arthur acres II Martin,
e Patterson, S r r, W DBspit .55
Delassus CASTOR Mrs Liable,
e Delaloire, same, W road 1857
FIRST WARD COLORED
Francise John Is acres n King,
e Teche, Segura, W Marsh 5.95
Jones Toussaint-lot N Road, e|
Broussard Vendor. W same 1.S5
Rochon Leon Heirs 10 acres n
e Teche, Condley, W.
roBd $50
SECOND WARD EAST-wHITE
Ashley L G B s acres W ] of S W
/ sec "a 10 sr9e$
Crawson John Sra acres N Cor
line, Chene, S Case, W Carline
100
Case Mary 10 acres Chenne, e
Marcelle, Olivier, W Theriot 3.15
Carline Nose, IA acres n Carline,
e Chene, S Mendoza, W Carline 2.15
Devillier j D-160 acres n / sec
) T s S RI E $3.50
Frederick Marie 412 acres ] of
sec Is. %, IA, between Alabama &
Bayou Desours 23.21
Fournet A v so acres IND. !
of n J of sec "A T 8 S r Sc $4.35
Guidroz Evans & ais 10 acres
part sec IL 7 81 RISE S21.OO|
Monroe A Mrs-50 acres n Craw-
son, e B. Blanc, Lafontaine, WI
same & ais 100
Mayor Therence-30 acIes lot 3
sec 20 lots 6 and I sec oct IA r
Ii f $4.16
Mussar William-60 acres all land
in W sec "a and e / sec 90 TO
8 r 8 e. $3.50
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-05-15
STATE TAX SALE
ENJOYABLE PROPERTY
STATE OF LOUISIANA
DELINQUENT TAX DEB
TORS, ST. MARTIN PARISH.

Laws of the State of Louisiana, l
will sell at the front door of the
Court House in which the Civil
District Court of said Parish is
held, within the legal hours for ju-
dicial sales beginning at IL o'clock
A. M. on
Saturday June 18th. 1915.
and continuing on each succeeding
day until said sales are completed,
all immovable property on which
taxes are now due to the State of
Louisiana and the Parish of st.
Martin, La, to enforce collection
of taxes assessed in the year 1914
together with interest thereon from
the 3lst day of December 1914, at
the rate of ten per cent per annum
until paid, and all costs.
CORPORATION OF ST. MARTINvILLE.
WHITE EAST.
Olivier, George-Lot Ii Block l
Liable add. .55c
CORPORATION OF ST. MARTINvILLE.
COLORED EAST.
Malvrau, Joachim Lot N. Ray
mond, E. Pineaud st, s. Franz, w.
Raymond $685.
CORPORATION OF ST. MARTINvILLE,
WHITE WEST.
Barras, Robert-Lot N. Reswe-
Der, E. Madison st, s. Columbus
st, w. Bienvenu $5.95
Berard, Arthur - Lot N. Clai-
borne, Z. Washington, S. Berard
st, w. Eastin 1891
Delahoussaye, Cesaire - Lot N.
Bienvenu, E BONN, s. Bridge st,
W. Beslin 1855
Ferran, j. B.-Lots N. Bienvenu,
Z Pavia, S. Bridge st, w. Main st.
Lot n. New street, E. Lewis S.
Bienvenu & ais, w. Theatre $S0.4
Ferran, j. b. Mrs. Lot n .Breaux,
E. Fournet, S. r. R. w. Main st,
Sll.25
Olivier, Geo. j N Broussard, Z
Thomas, S Jefferson, w Main st,
5000
Theriot, Arthur-Lot N. Bien-
venu, E same, s Hamilton str, w.
Lewis str, 1886
Theriot, Ambrose Lot N Oil
vier, E Theatre str, S Lot "a w
Lot 30 1886
CORPORATION OF ST. MARTINvILLE.
COLORED WEST.
Broussar,l, Burness-Lot N Bouc
walt, E Main st, s Meslin, w Ham
illon street $5.25
Houston, Albert Mrs - Lot n
Port st, f Vivier, S Baptiste, W
johnson 1898
John Pierre-Lot II Laurence, e
Eastin st, 8 Randolph st, W Drake
$l.40.
Riggs Amas-Lot n Delaune, f
Main st, s Bertrand, W Fuselier
1898
Sanders Cyrus-Lot N Berard st,
+ Martin st, S Gary, W Mat tin
Lot n st. Martin st, E Gourmet,
S Vavasseur, w Dautreuil S1l.90
CORPORA TION OF BREAUx BRIDGE,
EAST
Broussard Amand-Lots 9, 10, II,
IL, Ii, IA aud Is, Broussard Addi-
ton COS
Huval Albert Lots / and 2
Block - Broussard addit on Cos
Kidder Ignace- Lot N Hebert, E
Poydras st, S Avenue, w Brous-
sard
Lots 5, 6, I. s, 9. II, ID, and IA
Block - Broussard addition
Lots l, 2, 3, 4, 3. Z and 8 Block
20 Broussard addition 1921
Morrow r l. - Lots Z and 8
Block 3 Broussard sddition sos
CORPORATION OF BREAUX BRIDGE,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-03
NEAR DEATH
BY SMOTHERING
But Husband, With Aid Of Cardui,
Effects Her Deliverance.

Draper, N c.-Mrs. Helen Dalton. Of
this place, says; II suffered Tor years,
win pains in my left side. and would
Ditch almost smother TO death.
Medicines patched me up for awhile
but then ! would get worse again. Final
~, my husband decided he wanted me TO
lry Cardui, the wcman's tonic, so he
bought me a bottle and | began using U.
Ii did me more good than all the medi-
eines ! had taken.
have induced many of my friends 10
ny Cardui, and they all say they have
BEEN benefited by lis use. There never
has been, and never will be, a medicine
to compare with Cardui. believe il IS
a good medicine Tor all womanly nou-
bles."
For over 80 years, Cardui has been re-
lieyjng woman's suiierlngs and building
weak women up 10 health and sSengih.
II YOU are a woman, give IL a iair trial,
u should surely help you, as Il has
million others.
Get a bottle Of Cardui to-day.
VIM 10 chaihnoogA Medicine Co, Ladies'
AdVisoU psp. Chattanooga, Tenn, Tor Asesia
Esavnrnsss on yogf case and e4.pafe BOOK, HON,
fluaipsai ieg HsRsa u piAin WTsppsf. NC ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-03
ALBUQUERQUE MOTOR
COMPANY N MP FOR
BIG 1916 BUSINESS

G. NJ. Barbcr, president and man.
OF the Albuquerque Motor com-
pany. distributors OF studebaker cars.
viii leave for Dallas ext week "a
complete arrangements for the 1916
business. Mr.. Barber has been ailot-
ted almost the entire state of New
Mexico. Including a portion OF Col
orado and Arizona The Albuquer-
Motor company Is now n OF toe
four distributors OF the ~studebaker
Corporation. all other territory being
handled by branch houses.
a full stock OF parts for t9i4-'t5
and 10 models viii be carried. MIR.
Barber expects to be In his new gales
room. which viii be one Of the finest
west Of Chicago by August FIRST. Hugh
7, Outer who was formerly at
ed with Mr.. Barber will be service
managor. while Rupert r. Rayburn
aisd, Harold Greenieaf viii have
charge Of retail business In Bernni-
lilo county.
Mr.. =. 9. Benson. O brother OF T.. u.
Benson. vice president CT the Stude-
baker Corporation at South Bend ana
Detroit. viii be assistant Of
the Albuquerque Motor company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-03
ORAWFROM BOTTOM
OF DECK STILL A
CRIME NEVADA
Man Who Took Pot Shot at
Associate in Poker Game
Who Cheated Held Justi-
fled by Authorities.

san B%crnardino. cal, July Paul
Coaki slipped a card from the bottom
of the decil IN a stud poker game al
G~oodsprings. over the line IN Nevada,
aud the c%oroneT'a jury decided that
Joe Armstrong. who WAS on the other
end OF the gun. was Justified.
ArnatrUnF collected the pot.
According 30 the testimony Of the
witnesses Coakl started the row that
followed the detection of his attempt
az The slight Of hand stunt. WHEN
Coski was called FOR tho bottom card
draw. i waa proposed thai the mat
ter be- compromised by q division Of
the pot. Coshi made Il grab for tbs
cash and Armstrong intorfcrcd. Co.'S
81 started over the table after him
and the gun play was on. Coski
dropped TO the floor on the second
shot. Armstrong had shot Ia save
himself.
Tho %coroncr's Jury. after vindlcat-
Ing Armstrong. oficiutcd al tho bur
lnl
Armstrong Is widely known on the
desert as q frontiersman. lie was
General Terry's scout ON tho march
To- the sccnc of the Custer massacre
and was one ~ tho first Ia reach tho
scene two days after the slaughter.
Tho old man of tho plains and deserts
is widely respected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-03
WAR ZONE CALL FOR
BIC STEERS SAYS
CATTLEMAN
Systematic Gathering Up OF
Southwestern Stuff Said to
Be Proposed by Foreign
Buyers.

Amarillo. Tex. July That q
movement On now uu iuu whereby
uII the available larger stccrg iu Tcy-
ar. %Dklahuut and kansas ase 90 Dol"
purchased and sent to the European
war zpuD wls the ls crtiuu Wtdc Toe
duy by Wultm -. Uuf ell % ul tho
best known Dattlom,n Boo the PAN
handle.
Tho m1toriuliliur ct this great
cattle me, .m,ut viii ,ut utl The best
ruur,c of supply of the beef packing
plants and thereby create a urN Hnh
sr,1tcr demand for the secondary
class OF beef packing cattle
Mt Eus.otl haH just returned from
a husin.ss tup throuah NrIllu. 1ud
Sew M.Vi,Y. during which Do" put-
chased iur oklahomi colorado ana
Montana parties au arFrc-'i' of a'
ouu head of yuuns steer aud h'ii'r
stock.
Last year Mr. Busacll's commit sion
handled los. uOU head ol cattle with
iu "a general southwestern radius,
while year before last d" invaded the
CANADIAN cattle commission hyld.
saying Iu Canadian connection that
Dld Mexico be- selling this year many
cattle tp Canadian pasture, these
cattle being shipped 300 bond Js thor,
ia mo- duty between the two countries
MIR Russell sass thHt scarcely ANS
limit can h' placed ON thc volume nI
Uncle SANS this your'H cattle hu".
ness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-03
TWITCHELL ISSUES CALL FOR
STATE GOOD ROADS CONVENTION
IN ALBUQUERQUE AUGUST "a
New Mexico Division of National Highways Association
Called to Meet Here in Three Days Session to Consider
Ways and Means for Practical Forwarding of Good
Roads Spirit and Actual Road Construction.

Pre- ident o.. w. Twitcheit has &c.
sued his formal can fur the aixth am
nunl meeting OF the New Mexico Good
Roads association. which BY also the
state division OF the National High
WAYS nsfociatlon. The meeting o. go
be held in Albugucrque August o to 4
Inclusive. and the tnii states IL 81 Ia
ho of % "constructiyc' nature.
The cnll is az follows
Whereas. ouo Of the functions ui
the New Mexico division of the Ma
tlonnl Highways association is the
huidipg Of an annual meeting Tor the
election of its officers. The outlining
OF itH program of work for he COM
ing year. the intcrchonae of idens
aud the creation and propagation OF
good roads spirit; nfl
whereas, the president of the said
qeeaicatien o. vested with the powcr
at calling such annual meeting az tho
time and place which seem best. and
Whereas. the city OF A~itu1n'rqu"
o. located geographically in su'n
meunor na to bo available and ac'ssH-
Tide tu the greatest portion ~ she
stnto by good roads AND many rail-
roma lines: and
Whereas. tho early days of August
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-03
CRANK BLAMED



and the door Ieadins into the room OF
the sergeuut-at-arms OF tho senaSe
was damaged.
The explosion WAS heard Tor many
blocks away and guards IN all parts
OF the capitol and excited persons
from some distance came running 90
see what had happened.
While no r WAS injured watch
man Jones. who was seated AZ the
senate entrance door beneath tho
wrecRed room. was almost lifted from
his chair by the force OF the expio-
sion. Watchmen In the far end 81
the building. "a long city block away.
thought the dome Of the capitol was
falling In or that some equally grc4t
catastrophe had occurred. 80 great
was the force OF the concusalon.
which caused the buiidlng 10 trembie.
Ssme Of ther qfhciniReof theeaapitoi
expressed the opinlon that the explo-
sion might have heen perpetrated by
someone az a protest against the pol
icies OF the American government
Pending the report OF an expert no
no official statement will be made
public.
The damage. Il Is now Thought. VIII
not exceed 4600. A complete inves-
t%igation. however. may show the
damage To Dc much greater.
The explosion occurred az fi.fa
O'Clock last night and not many per-
sons were awarr OF what had hap
pened until today