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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
FIVE STATES UNITE AGAINST
Bonn CAIiIiANZA AND VILLA

t,l Paso. Tex. Aug ii.-Thc mill
tnry commanders of the states of
Sinaloa. Tcpic. Chlnpas. Oaxaca,
Guerrero. and IL Is believed. Durango.
have refused to recognize the author
ity Of either villa or Carranza, ac-
cording 10 authoritative advices here
today II Is said tho commanders
who head troops raised in these
states have decided that for their
states. the revolution Is over Ond
pending beginning of peace negotia-
tions between the factions outside of
those states they VIII maintain the
Integrity of their state governments.
To this end they are said 10 be pre-
pured W. resist Invasion df their states
by any of she warning forces OF Mex
leo. Meanwhile the soldiers are TO
DE used IN Planting and harvesting.
The states arc said to De ready 10
participate In any meeting for the
peaceful solution Of MeXioo's pruh-
lcms. asserting their autonomy only
as state ORGANIZATIONS of Mexico
n is said that the forces villa cent
10 uurnneo several weeks ago 10 head
nn un advance hy General ohrcgon
jomrd in 70 state movement there and
will NOT reioln Villu.
Aa u1tuurmcd report indicated
paual bus been occupied by forces
of ~, hrrota brothers.
General Angeles. second In COM
mand u. the villa forces. was ap-
pointed asf night 90 deal with tho
|auIIr ut the native ana foreign mcr-
|rrunu Nhuse stores ANA goods were
IrruHacatpd recently at Chihunhuu, nc-
,nrdinr tp ndyices received today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
Evidence Now That Carr9nza
Forces Opposite Brownsville
Are Assisting In Clean Up
Of Raiders.
NAFARETTE SEEKING
TO MAKE GOOD CLAIMS
Busily Engaged In Running
Out Bandits In His Juris-
dicticn; Fresh Raids on Ar
izona Live Stock.


brownsville. Texas. Aug. is.--rhcro
we're indications today III posslhle e.
operation from Carranza foruea on
The Mexican aida OF the Rio urande
IN the cicnn-up Of bandits which H.
now being made In the Hrownsvlile
section uy rangers ana Unhed states
troops
u was reported today that CarrarAa
Troops last night fired on Mexicans
who wcer trying "a cs0sa from she
American side into Mexico near Mer-
cedeF u ~ believed the =exieaus
who tried 20 escape we're part of the
band which crossed from Mexico near
Mercedes last might
Efforts continued today 10 nnrround
these Mcxicnns In the bruah on the
American side. The task is difficult
ewing 10 the density OF the under
brush.
General +. p. Nafarrete. Carranza
commander a. Matamoroa has aeen
running Mesican bandits out nf The
SECTIONS under HIS conirol Immediate
" opposite the Texas border.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
REPLY FILED TO
LAST MOTION IN
LAWS0N'S BEHALF

Denver. Aug. IA reply 10 &c
request for a writ of surers-.i-ns ask
ed for by attorneys fur John X. Law
son. labor le..dcr. convicted and sea-
tenres 60 lie imprisonment on
charge OF first degree murder was
nlcd hy Fred Farur. attorney gencr9i.
In the supreme court today The
conviction OF Lawson. now iR 5ail az
Trinidad. grew out OF q battle be-
tween strikers and mine guards in
which II was charsod Lawson took u
leading part
a new trial for Lawson ans denied
recently by Judge CrEnby Hillyer who
wns recently appointed TO serve In
the third district
A writ Of prohibition designed 10
prevent Jndgc Hillyer from presiding
at future trials growing cut of indus
trial disorders. also Is before the sn-
prone court.
out of moro than 500 indictments
returned agailst strikers, only q few
have been disposed OF. 4 oatch OF
100 cases In Boulder county Is set for
hearing on August 23.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
LUCKIIssS VERA CnVZ
MAYOR UNDER ATHEIST

washington Aug. t4 General
rarmuW stmmarily dismissed the
muyor of Noru cruz from ,unicc Tor
permitting tho recent auti-foreign
domur H1uu1s which aroused appre-
hcusion of the American government.
Omqli notification of General Car
rauN. action reached here today.
The udv.ca stated that as result
of Carrbuzlg action danger 20 for
clguors had disappeared.
in yloW of continued reassuring re-
ports from Vera Cruz It Is probabl'
that the hntiloships Louisiana and
| Sew Hampshire now sailing south
win not hr ordered to Vera Cruz ai
Wls contemplated. but viii be- held "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
CARRNNzA SOLDIERS TAKE
ISLAND IN HIO GttA<DI.

Brownsville. Texas. Aug. it.--cas-
ranza soldiers, Il was learned today.
temporarily took possession Of inland
40 30 in the Hio Crnnde for a short
time while the Mexican raiding was
at Ms height few days ago. Tins
island is large. contqinine pastnfaGe
residents of the vicinity. which s. near
Rio Grande City. one hundred mites
above here. were mystiflsd by ~"
actions of the Mexican soldiers. The
latter finally Withdrew from the
ISLAND
The entire lower iSio Grande valley
section has the appearance Of mar
tial law but Il n silent law. The
population Is 50 comparatively spef y
that strangeFs are recognized AMI
checked up immediately. usually Wth'
cut being asked any question.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
FUNSTON Will ASK FOR
ARTILLERY AND tfltOPLANE T.

san Antonio. TsNns. Aug ~
recommendation to the war depart
mcnt that battery Of artillery and
an acroplanr be sent 10 hrnwnsyiile
win be made bs Major General Fred
erlck Funston. according Ia a COM
mttce That conferred with him taia
morning on the border situation.
Thc committee asked that the fo4ee
al United states troops In the seetson
be- strengthened.
General Funston declined to die
close the nature Of his recommen-
dation to the war department. The
committee WAS composed OF Con-
sressman Garner and AdJutant Cen
orai Ilrtchings of the Texas national
suard. and others.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
AMERICAN SHIP ADVISED OI'
ALIId.i.D ATTACK ON IT4At

Sew YORK, Aus. li.-Ihc Amer an
steamship Inconnet, arriving here to-
day ifum Gothe1burg. reported being
stopped ny a British crUirer on The
Why home ana told 81 the turpcdoing
of an American steamer and several
Norwegian vessels hy a German sub
marine in latitude ca, longitude ~.
The date of the torpcdoing ana the
name of tho American ship were not
given by the British cruiser. u is be-
lleycd, however, that IL was the
steamship Lcelluaw, which was tor
pcGoed and sunk on the orkney is
lands on July "a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
STEAMER LOADED wITii
WAR MATEitI ~ STOPPED

Los Angeles Aug. lt.--War ma-
terial believed To- hr intended for car
runzn forces on tho west coast oi
Mexico wis halted todng whom John
Eolnou. collector OF customs, refused
to cleBr for MnNtmn steamer Prince
Albert 81 the southwestern Steamship
company.
The vessel had aboard 500. O00 car-
tfldgoa and "a cases of rifles when q
arrived 90 san Pedro from san Ffen'
cisco last night. More than 10000,
additional cartridges awaited tho YES
sei at san Pedro The Withholding %
clearance b. understood t0 have bel
the result OF orders from the trcasl II
department at Washington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
AMERICAN BARK PASS
MAY PROVE ANOTHER
DACIA COMPLICATION

Bremen, Aug. Il, CVia London
i:l5 y. mD-Tho German authorities
have not yet released the American
bark Pass OF palmaha, which was
brought into port a fortnight ago.
having on board 5000 bales of cotton
from New York to ArchangoL The
situation Is complicated with circum-
stances which may lead To consider
ing the Pass of Halmnha good prize,
although her cargo of cotton is not
Contrnhand.
The case is similar to that OF the
American steamer Daru in that the
vessel was transferred to American
registry after the outbreak "t ihc
war and 500 FAR us can Dee asecriHinr0
her cargo already had passed 90 TIVE
ownership of the Russian cons gnc, -
The ultimate disposition of The
pncia may be awaited us q precedent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
COMPARATIVE QUIET
RESTORED IN HAITI

washington Aug it.-Tho tlaiiIen
nar flies nrain over Nacioutlc ana
both port An Prince and Cap haitien
have been quiet since President Dart
isuoauvc took mp his duties.
Roar Admiral Capcron reported
today that the now presidents rcccp-
tion was enthusiastic The president
msdo public acknuwledsmcnt of the
part OF American troops in rcstorins
government.
The American Red Cross cahled
81 .O0O to Port Au Prince today ior
relief work in Response to mossag,
from Rear Admiral Capcrtun, who
reported that the entire country pa
dehtutc through lack of crops ana
Industries 40 a result Of the rovoln'
tion."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
DECLARES MENICAN sfk'RET
SOClErIfS GRAVE MENACE

Austin. Texas, AuE. H. AeAicnh'
in Gundaiupe Hays ana Gorkaies
counties are forming secret secleiies
which are "a menace 90 the sAfelY ot
Amorienns. according 10 y G. Wein-
crt. manaecr % the state coti"i.
warehouses who yesterday returned
from a trip a. seKuln where he w.s
called 20 advise group Of farmers
,gla1la, amua1HoIul p9Al3sa1 puu uNA
These Mexicans are organized ~
lneitators from san Antonio, said hl
MelneSt '"rhe asltAiors have onf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
GERMAN - wsPNPER RIDICUI.Es
SIpARATE PEACE TALK

London. Aug. ~, (9:45 "A. M Re
ports that Germany has made over
lures 60 Russia Tor separate peace
by Offering To Russia free use of
the Dardanelles are ridiculed by the
Hamburg Nachrichtcn, according to a
Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam.
"Germauy does not own the Dar-
danell~ and therefore cannot uner
them To- anyDody," declares the
Nachrichtcn. They are the prop
crty of the Turks, who for Hyo munths
have proved that they know how To
defend them. The German empire
does not betray It's allies
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
NAY GUARANTEE MINIMUM
PRICE 10 NuENT GltBN LItS

IUndUU, AuF T. ITU,I1 n M
The cabinet is considering important
recommendations concerning the sup
ply of food. particularly wheat. mad,
boy the committee appointed IN Jlre
hy the Earl of Sclbourno. president
of tho board ut agriculture, wirh
Lord Miner as chairman. The uu-
turc ol the report is guarded olos'J
lut 1t is utimated that rccommru-
dutions include e plan to Increase
the homo grown supply ui wheat hl
guaranteeing to producers minimum
Brce for their product
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
BERLIN REFUSES COMMENT
IN StIgM NRiNE INCIDENT

Porlln, Aug. "a, (Nu London, l2;t0
70. mj The admiralty declines Go
comment ON tho report published
aboard that the German sunmarine
r-3O had been sunk OH a German
port by accident la consequence of "a
defect Ia operation, hut subsequently
had been raised. Official Information
Be- refused also concerning the fate of
the crew. Az the German navy has "A
special fhip Tor raising sunken crhtt
ana other facilities Tor coping with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
REI'ORT SAYS IREslt TROOPS
LAND SIItI,SSitii4N ~ TURKEY

Parts, Aug a. G:30 .. M An
official communication uG the sitsJ-
ton at the Dnrdunclics, given ou, Dy
ne French war office this afternoon
reads;
ION the Gallipoli peninsula Br.tiah
forces since August q have been DO
barking successfully at % point near
tho BAY nf SuNlu, on the west side ot
the peninsula, They have made pro-
srcss al point further Co the south
iu the vicinity of Gabr Tcpe Hcrc,
after some severe fighting, these
forces were successful in gaining a
footing ON the slopes ot the height ui
Sari Bahir. They took more than
$50 prisoners ana captured nine mus
chine guns. Tho operations al TINS
point continue Co progress.
Al the south end of the peninsula
the efforts of the Turks To penetrate
our lines an resulted In failure On
Continued ON Page Two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
EXPORTS
ALMOST UP To
n D RMAl
Expected Slump In Trade as
Result of War Fails to
Materialize In Yearly Con-
sumption Report.

Washineton. Aug. H. Increased
manufacture Of cotton in the south,
the heavy use of n7tcrs and almost
normal cotton exports. which Il was
thought would bee greatly reduced
this year hy the war were the fea-
lures of the yearly cotton consump-
tion ana distribution report issued to-
day oy the census bureau.
Cotton consumption In the United
states during the cotton year Of 1915
which ended July 30 amounted to
r, 59S.79S running bales of lint ana
4O3.3S9 bales pf liniers, the census
bureau announced today. In 1914 the
consumption was 5,G2G.05s bales of
lint and 30S.G15 bales o flinters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
some convenient place for future de
velupmeuts.

Washington. Aug. 70. - The navy
department issued this statement re-
latinE to Currauza's DISCHARGE ~ t'e
mayor of Vera Cruz disclosing thAi
the ousted official had been arrest a
Commander William A. scott on
the 4. $ 3. Marietta. senior naval 4i-
ricor az Vera cruz. Mexico. has In
formed the department thai when
'nrrauza learned of the incendialy
speech made by the mayor of vera
cruz on August ho was very indif-
ulnt and thcrcupon removed the
mayor from office ana placed MIN
under arrest. Commander Scott states
that the local paper ~ August 10
quoted Goueral Aguilar as stating that
th mayors afiion wns untimeiy and
.u-adyiscd. 4 is reported that the
demonstrntion has bocn generally con-
ucmned by the Mexican people a.
INV ise."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
Three Bushels OF
Jewelry Taken
From EasiIand
Upper Decks of Ill-fated Lake
Steamed Above Water and
Mass Of Personal Property
Recovered.

Chicago, Aug IA i,aisiqg the
steamship Eastland which cnp-
sized Va the Chicago river three
weeks ago today, With loss of
nearly i.oo0 lives. was expected
90 be COMPLETED before night.
Three bushels Of jewels. purses
and other small pieces ~ personal
property which belonged 10 vic-
tins Of the Easiland disaster were
recovered when tbe ship. just
three weeks after the cniaalro-
phe was Restored to even keel
The property was found on the
upper decks which were the firh
available 60 search
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
Today;s War
Summary

German forces are continuing
their rapid eastward march from
Warsaw aud cxerting increasing
pressure on bath north aud south
wings of the I,us~inn army. The
situation H. causing tiic question
Ia he raisssl In capitnls OF the
entente allies whether the grand
dukes fUrccs will bc able to hold
ihcir sccond line of defense. with
lircSt- liioNsig ns IT, ccnter.
Ttslay's German official report
shows that Field MnIehal Won
Mackcnscn's forces have swung
northward 90 u line drawn frpm
HndzyB Co Nladova. pressing
closer tO the Brcst- -litovsk strong
hold. which - about thirty-iivc
nllcS north of NIadova. Ausro-
German fnrccs alrondy had occu-
pied I,adyyn.
The German crown prince con-
tinues pounding az THE French
lines in the Argonnc. Paris ~
ports an attack last night along
the entire front Ia the Marie
Thcrcse sector. which was rspuls-
Ell with pcrscptlhIc losses a. the
Germans. \ second but less Vio-
lcnt aitack early today wn= easily
checked. the official statement
says. Berlin declares progress
wns made bY the Germans near
Mnrtinswcrk In the Nrgonnc re.
giOn.
THE british steamer Cairo aud
n-hing smack have bccn sunk
by German submarines.
The French ministry of marine
announced that u Threatened
raid on the Sucl cannl had hern
frustrated through the lombard
ucnt bS French cruiser of GER
man shops la Jana. whore muni-
tiDns were hcing made rnd boats
ConStrn,tc for the pr"pOscd OPP
cratiOns.
,~~.~~--~-~N~~-~~~~-~>o- -.-~O-o,
such emergencies the report ma
quite possibly be true.
\ dispatch from Amsterdam a
July 2s said the U-3O had been sun
N the mouth of the Fms and raise
30 hours later. one member Of n
NreN losing his life.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14

London. Aug. -, N2:20 y. m)-
Steady progress sor the forces Of
Prince Leopold ol Bavaria eastward
irom warsaw is taken mere tu iudi-
cat, that tlc Germans are nuW mass
nr theh main movements ON a drive
through the Rufsian celter ana ana
the continuance ut the cnycloping et-
iuTt iu tho north along the Dvlua.
Both Tetrugrad and Berlin agree
that the Germans have occupied the
tuWl ui SukoluW, SiCdlcc and LukuW
forming a German front auout sixty
miles cast of Warsaw and MY miles
wide.
This is more than half way to
Hrcst-LtHvsK, which Grand Duke
Nicholas. the Russian commander-in-
chief. hopes Ca MAKE the new center
ul his d"fenrc. q Is now regarded as
probable that this point viii bee aban-
uuncd.
pctrograd claims that the Germans
have been checked between Ponie-
wss,h uud DVinsk. Berlin. however,
does not cun,edc this. Fog the mo-
p.nt the intensity ui the nghung is
giving way 90 scramble OF Tie reIir-
ing forces To- avoid the enyeloping
net aud the rapid advance of the
Germans To- gather the fuh fruits OF
the fail uf MarslW.
German correspondents accompany
IR the invading armies say the Rus.
slams are following the tactics of the
Nupolounic campaign, laying vast,
the country which they abandon.
Operations In the western field have
virtually been halted. except Tor oc-
oagiuual trench skirmishos.
war clouds continue Co gather over
th, r1lkaas 4 Central news dis
patch from Amsterdam reports tha'
Germany is preparing for eventuali'
tcr uy Transporting 10000 troops IRON
Warsaw tu the Serbian frontier
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
To Train BUSINESS Men.

Washington. Aug. Authority
has been granted Major General Mur-
ray commanding the western depart
ment of the army 10 hold a business
mems military camp az American
Lake. Washington, from August 2S 70
September ~. similar 10 one already
authorized IN California and the one
now az Plattsburgh. y. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
.INCRESASE IN LIVE
STOCK RATES
DISAPPROVED
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion Declines to Grant Raise
Of Two Cents the Hundred
Asked by Western Roads.
my Euenine rs.sAid Leased wirsl

Washington, Aug. ii.-rr0EOsed
increased rates Of two cents per hun-
drcd pounds for transportation OF
cattle and sheep i1 carloads from
Colorado. South Dakota and other
western states 10 Chicago and points
on the Missouri ana Mississippi riv-
ers, Mere disupproved today by the
interstate commerce commission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
STEAMER PRINCESS CAROLINE
VICTIM on St'nNi AItINE

London, Ang o.. 3iio y. mp The
steamer Princes caroline. $50 tors
gross owned bon GlasHow. has been
sunk -Four members OF tho crew
were lost The othrrs reached land
safely
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
BRITISH STEAMER CAIRO
SUNK RN SI'HM ARINE

London. Aug. ~, U2:OS =. mJ-
Tho British steamer Cairo, ana the
fishing smack Amctltist have been
sunk boy submarines. The crews were
saNcd.
There are two British steamers
Cairo. the larger of which b. a vessel
al lG7l tons gross. owned by the
Glasgow Navigation company. The
other Is a small fishing boat owned In
Hull
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
Whole Force of German At
tack Apears Centering on
Effort to Cut Hole Through
Center.
GRAND DUKES FORCES
GENERALLY ON RUN
American Consul Asked to
Take Charge of British In
terests at Riga; London Ex-
presses Grave Uneasiness.

iBy Evening ncrsfd fsasec wifri
Washington, Aug. 1.-THE
American cpn-ul 90 I,lga hns
taken over the Pritish Interests
there. NmIa--a,ior Mnryc ~ re-
ported TO-DAY frum PctrugTad. hut
gave no explanation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14

hialSstok. Arg. ~. tvia pcifo-
grad. - noon, Via London, i;D1
y. m.)-'ihc ,rl,ipmcnt and sup
piles Of factufic- and stores are
h'-ing removed nom tiIis oty.
which T. 81 milc4 east Of Mola.
Many inhabitants are departing.
although the ci,ii government,
state and private hanks, the postal
and Telegraph services are still la
operation.
The roads leading To this city
from the west aud uortlwc-t a.,
IiId with endless procc-sions of
refugees. With their wagons.
Many peasants IN the Inmln. Us
troo aud Maxim districts have
a, parted hurric,ily.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-15
BATTLE SCARED ALSACE
Is SCENE OF GREAT BATTLE

CONTINUED FROM 5AGG oNE1
vene in the war on behalf of Serbia
at present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-15

London, Oct. 15.-Most of all the
war news is the new life shown by
Russia in Galicia When the German
generals hammered the long Russian
line back, this southern segment of the
Slay army held better than the rest.
Now it has suddenly swung to the Of
fensiye and has scored victory. This
turn may delay the Teuton march
southwark, although it has had no such
effect as yet. In the meanwhile Rus
sia seems to be contemplating an in
vasion of Bulgaria from the east; the
English and French troops landed at
Saloniki are in motion and the Ser
bians are fortifying mountain passes
a&ainst the invaders. Signs of renew
ed activity ON the battle front in
France are apparent and are prelimin-
ary to the desperate struggle there
which is inevitable as the Austro-Ger-
man forces push southwark through
The Balkans. Three other war devel-
opments of the day were, first bomb
raid on London, second a vote of CON
fidence in the French government in
Paris after a stormy parliamentary
session, and third, the definite de-
cision of Italy not to participate direct
ly in the Balkan struggle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-15

the juice will drain Off and not thin
the dressing You can save the juice
for lemonade or fruit gelatin.
Third-Neyer serve heavy oily
mayonnaise salad after a big dinner
or very rich lunch. These salads
are better as the main course at a
luncheon or to serve with sandwich
es in the evening.
iRourta-Haye something crisp in
the salad. Green peppers. rad.saes
celery cucumbers. onions, apples cut
Vp iile, are an nice to mix With the
softer meats, fruits and vegetables.
Esftll- Ga 4 eeerything fos salad
aEeut.the sane size. 6
siNth-Mix most salads with the
dressing just before you are ready to
serve them.-Mother' Magazine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-15

cup Of water the same amount of
sugar for three minutes. Cover and
bake between two stones in the fire
less cooker which were brought Just
TO the sizzling point Allow to bake
for from four to six hours. If cloves
are liked in the seasoning, press them
into the blossom end of the pieces.
Serve with whipped cream. These
VIII keep their shape. thouah so soft
as to melt in the mouth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-15
SUPREME COURT CONFIRMS
$4,000 DAMAGE CASE

Oklahoma City, Oct 15.-One Of
the large damage suit cases in the
supreme court was affirmed this
week by Justice Brown, who finds
that there is no error or other cause
for reversal in the Judgment of 500
600 for personal injuries, which was
obtained by ]. II. Puckett IN Com
county against tie Wichita
Falls and Northwestern railroad com
pany.