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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-10

Chicago. Nov i0.-Predictions Of
snow and odd and rain had "A bullish
effect today on wheat Advancing
prices at Liverpool tended to handi-
cap he bears. After opening "a G.
to Nmic higher. VII December at
StG2N 01.O3 and May AZ ti03h a.
10Ih. the market here scored a ma
teflal further uptutn. The close was
unsettled. - mlasc higher. with De-
cember at ti.O3A and May az Si.04A
m1.OiA.
Corn, like wheat, felt the influence
of unsettled weather. The opening.
which ranged from "A a. Sc TO = u
sc advance. was followed by moder
ate additional gains The close was
Arm. ~ alAo TO 1Ac above yester-
days finish.
Firmucss deN eloped in oats az a re-
suit OF b strength OF other cereals
Lower prices on hogs weakened
provisions.
Closing prices.
Wheat-Dec, tio3N; MAY. ST.
uit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-10
FOR SALE.

ROSS sporting rifle, cal ESQ, now
never heen fired. al bargain price
ola North 18th -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-10
SANTA FE TIME TABLE.
%

On effect sunday, Feb. 7tn. i9i
Vest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-10

FOR RENT-Four rooms furnished
for housekeeping. with sloepins
porch. no tubercuiars; must be per-
lament. 7O2 East Central.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-10
FOR RENT-Rooms.

FOR RENT-Nicels furnished room.
Apply III W. Gold Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-10

FOR RENT-one front room adjoin-
ing bath: private entrance. Inquire
SIC s. seventh street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
.sfN BANDITS KILLED;
THREE AMERICANS WOUNDED

Corpus Christi. Tex. Aug S--SiN
Ncxlcans have hcen Killed and three
Americans wounded in fichting ON the
Noras ranch hetwcen o raiding party
If thirty Mexican outlaws and four
teen fanehmen. 70 was reported in "a
hrtef message received here late to-
.nlrht from NoriHs II was said the
.fighune continued.
II was said the bandits early TO-DAY
raidcd the Norias ranch and drove
away nfty horses and took a quantity
Of provisions and several rifles Late
lthis afternoon the MeWcaus returned
Ia the ranch and pitched battle
started the fourteen Americans bar
ficadug themselves ln Che ranch
house. They telephoned from the
ranch house tu Sarla Brownsville
land Huntsville for help. before the
MeXicans emit The telephone wires. A
special train was started tonight from
snrita carrying fifteen volunteers GO
laid the rnchers Sarita Is torN
miles north of NurMs speca
train with United States troops and
state officers also was sent from
/ Brownsville.
Until These trains reach some sta
ton where there Is telegraph service
lnule can be learned Of the outcome
Of the battle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
ALLIES TRYING
HARD To SECURE
AID OF BULGARS
fsy MORNING JouRN SPECIAL LEASED wiRsI
London. Aug. . U:05 a. M

London. Aug. . U:O5 a. M "A
Reuter- dispatch from Sofia says
"That the allies should reply 90 the
bulgarian note Of June, while the
Austro- German advance In Russia Is
still unchecked has created consider
able surprise I'm diplomatic circles
here. The reply which relates to Bull
garias demands for the cession Of
torritory row held by rival Balkan
states has not yet been made public
and an comments regarding its terms
are purely speculative
Submission of the reply al This
critical time Is subject to two inter-
relations. one is that the allies are
andeavorine to anticipate the eonclu-
sion of 4 Turko- Bulgarian agreement
It has been reported recently that
Turkey had bought Bulgarta's ucu-
rality by conceding the Dedeaghalch
railway 90 the lattcr country
THE second interpretation is mat
while the reply might have been made
earlier, IL was held SO tn allies could
he i'm position TO offer entirely saus-
factory terms to Bulgaria This thee
orv is supported by the negotiations
Of the allies with Greece and Serbia
regarding the cession OF disputed ter
ruorv to Bulgaria i'm return for the
latter's active cooperation on the sioe
of the allies 10 is believed here that
negotiations are entering decisive
phase. although the cabinet mas MOI
been summoned to consider feplF "
the allies notc,'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
USUAL SUCCESSES ny
AUSTItIANS REPORTED

vienna, Aug. vita London, Aug o,
2;87 n. ml The following official
communication WIS issued today
"Russinn war theatcr The army
of Archduke Joseph Ferdinand, Ia the
district between the Nisiuln and the
Nirprz. yesterday prosecuted ice nt.
tack Other attacking forces repulHcd
the enemy west % the Nicprz aud oc.
cupipd u the afternoon LuhufloY ana
advance uuuhwmd 10 the bend ni
inc river The ropulscd enemy fled Bon
disorder across the NieprH
south nud southwest of WiethUN
our troops gained a iull success NJ
order 40 parry our attack. thc enemy
caught on the front and flank was
driven back acruss he NicpH Iht
number az prisoners taken nt tuhtnr'
TOW and Wicchoy up 10 Yesterday even
lnr aggregated tWenty.thrcc ufticor
and 5000 men. and booty consisting
OF two cannon. eleven machine gum
ana two munltion ears
Threatened by our troops. victori
ously advancing from The south TO-
ward the lower Nicprz the Russian
corns in the VlWula district norlhwee
81 tVangorod began 20 retreat north
westward early this morning pm
sued by the Auatro-HupRarlnn forces
"Rptwven the Nleprz and the bu
fighting lH proceeding
"In East Gnliria tho situation ls un
changed
"Imuan war theater After re
ncwea heavy artillery preparation
strong Italian infantry forces in On
evening attacked the border plateau q
the district Of poioH1o 8nd NeumeH
uano. This attack ae m Use case d
nn former attacks directed ntAln.
Monte sdbufi was completely %
pulsed
On Carluhla ana TNrol, there wm
only artillery combnia From trldn
evening 10 Saturday night italian ir
fantry with two batteries advance
into Ttrol actona Fufcclia di Mon
tur1o. northwest ~ reio An attuo
by these forces omlv in the morniu
of Saturday nulcd through thr flrr
uur artillery ana Infantry Vigorous
shouting long I've italy and dow
with toe Ausuians the Italians ID
treated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
RUSSIANS STILL OTTER
SERIOUS RESISTANCE

prtroprad. Aug via London
1886 - m1-Thr following official
statement wis issued tonight
"fn fho direction ~ RIGA we die-
lodged thc enemy between the pyinm
iha Flnu and the lower course of enc
Aa Fighting continues without amy
essential change on the roade east oi
punieuesch
ENEMY attacks eH KovHo ana hsso-
wptz. ropulscd on the 9Th were not
renewed yesterday Tho enemy con
tlnues 60 deliver vigorous attacks from
tho Narow line along the whole front
rrcat force being directed against enc
Iomga- Ostrow sector
ron the right hank ~ the middle
Nlatula the 7th puesed without engage
menis 81 Importance on the lcit bank
NJ the VieprE there have been ohsu-
nate rear guard actions In counter
attncks we captured some hundfedr
IN prisoners between the Nlopr2 and
the Hug there has been no essential
change
ron the left bank Of the bug. he.
tween Tourln and inuRn We exercised
pressure successfully ON the enemy
advance guards along Wide front
There has been Intermittent urtll'
lev firing on the upper Bug. the Alou
Iipa and the pnlestcr"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09


e "iih baSonets fixed. No-re nas
s,iiHeiatihs effect at times. "hilt it,
aDs' nee acts in an opposite uiite'''h'
A' sin
me afternoon WIS maaf ihltir l--
'l N.-t nom iiitaN at' piaii'
"hl.h ufepptl thfet large beiAN
I"abhnul the uAN tn' 'Fhe
from pplh trenches CON llhael' :
! ~ S'sh 9at'erf on lae ni.,ls ,.,..l ,sa.
iiahh hdneh ~ tne picture W i"hINN
wv sno' y some pAtt VIZ Npl't-
tH'a u.hehe- ne BRUSH li'''s -,
.aha u'u h"i iepiy let -,i,i' t.li''' ~
,ihaily We're also h0aIu lI'l'
'Iit'sh "I Iehsh lHtH-'i W"i
ne seen near mann l'l'.' ".ti i".iI. ..
7la'lon a sl.sie Si.i nv, p'' '..-
~ tI'' w p'i Hh' s.
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w tHeaal uay mo WI sum y :" Il
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WE l'i'.,. l''9is'','- nv Wat *,
we "ssei t'o1 on wy W.. nc rcon
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
MEXICAN OUTLAWS IN.
AND RANGERS FIGHT

brownsville Tex. Aug s. Mexican
outlaws and TeNas rangers ana county
Officers were engaged In two battles
.tonlghe near Norias, Tex, sixty miles
north Of brownsville. according to re-
norris received here The telegraph
operator at Norias has sent out eau
for help
mo clashes occurred at $3.50 ana
$50 tonight it is said Results OF
the fighting are not yet known mere
a sneeiul train which left here toI
Norias this afternoon With ransers and
county officers. returned here tonight
and ten minutes later started hack "
Norias ii WIN stop 90 Arlmgen @
( take on detachment of United states
soldiers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09

Germans penetrated ono ~ onf Fofi
lions n salient u the western p1rt
of the forest of Fuuntaiue hou}tii'
Thtg Ncrc driven hagk and maintain
ca themselves nnlf n "a lookout posi-
ir advance 81 our fret lne uaf.ne
thr nirlt the Germans atfa kri % the
sector 81 ia0ue M0fin Thcf otiuIn-
- q foutne n one az nur ironehts.
huf were elected lmncaHtch except
Dn 81 front 10 thiu1 Yards
ln thc NnsFrs German 1iiack in
thc afternoon attained eEifsme 'io-
lence. Ii was drecte1 ugaiurt our poe
siuons af Lmrek0pf ani sshmiman-
nelr ana tie ucek ~ Sand which scpa-
rafe8 these tva heights our HssHi'-
ANTS we've rgunlsod and suffered henV
LOSSES Before thc portion nf The itonl
held IS only ono Of our companies.
She rafuscs 80 more ihan 400 Germans
rsmalncd Is the network ~ our en-
tanclementa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
GERMAN AGENTS
REAL CAUSE OF
RUSSIAN DEFEAT


London. Nug. - (3:a7 a. my
thousands uf casrs of ammunition
uf Nen kind when opened a The
front Wcro found te contain rubbish
snys the DHiN Mail In m account ut
the conditions under which Che Rus.
sian army has been flgh'nf "Ihls
situation Is popularity attributed 40
tho work oi German agents iu tus-
sim munitions factories
Ppropmd M ruu of wounded the
Dnly Mail assofte ana the Russian
casualties aro uuotncnlN estimated
8t &.a0u. 600 up to Che middle of juN
Tn kulrd. wounded ANA prisoners Tho
paper shNs. hoVcNer, Chat This osu-
mate seemed guess work. as ihr mill
uNw authorities themselves DO met
know th, real totals
Notwithstanding Tine tremendous
/ lusH thc Russian people are cheerful
+ nud confident ror thcy hcliovc Ger
ImHWs financial collapse Is ncag
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09

some officer named by them. who
then consider the case and transmit
the record with their recommenda-
ton to the general land office pro-
vided an appeal is taken. The lat-
ter office then passes on the Ques-
tIou. and Il am appeal IS ag7in taken
t goes to the secretary Of che interior
for review ana final decision
states Fight in Federal Held.
All this time the states are fight
ine the department In a field Of The
,atter's own choice and using only
such weapons as the department,
through It's ulinss sees iii go pro-
vide them with.
That the states do not. and under
the circumstances can not, get a fair
and impartial hearing is then,
foteuonc conclusion. especially when
the fact IS taken into account that the
question is one which involves the
construction Of am act of consress-
what thar body meant when 90 eN-
cepted mineral lands from its grants
and as to what lands such exception
was intended 10 operate. and In view
of the wcll-established principle OF
law that grant is equivalent 20 "a
patent-and no patent can be att
lacked outside of the courts-and the
further well-establisaed doctrine that
no vested interest in lands can he
disturbed by "a subsequent discovery
/ Of mineral except on grounds of
fraud i'm procuring title and then on
Inv through proper proceedings IN g
court of equity
Lands Granted Long Ago.
A part of the lands IN dispute, mat
Iie sections sixteen and thirtN-siX
we're reserved for school purposes i'm
/ the organic act establishing the ter
Iritorv OF New Mexico. tAct Of con-
press. September &c. $500 The
same lands were subsequently granted
for like purposes 10y the act OF CON
lgress of June a. 1898. Sections
land 81 were granted by the Enabling
/ Act" CAct of congress, June 20
1000 The examination for and
discovery of. coal in the disputed
Hands occurred along about the yeal
1906 long after the first two acts
Al that time Withdrawals authorized
b,- congress were made of vast acre
lagos including many within schoo
sections
! # IS admitted that the state prob
tahK will lose a large portion of sec
tions . and 32, whether the cases a
TO them are adluuicat yea IN t''t Gu 5.. 1.
Ior by the d'paI 'ulen' ,t'',.,,,.-,
coVery Of con- ana 'ile l'.'e ' , q W :
! made prior to 1910, the date Of IN
granting atl. ana pelVi w -.
IN favor Of the state 20 sum y '''',S
But the case IS oiner"lSe ~ 10
d tions l6 and 30, which as auoNt s'al
ed, We're first reserved 10 lA'V "i'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
ARIIuERN NOTIONS
on WESTERN FRONT

rars Aus. uoas p ml The
following official communication was
ItnHd tonight
ION The western ff0nl artillery Hc-
tons are reported Boo Belgium netr
sfcenarHrto ana Het Sasin AfioiH
on the une % Sauterrc and Iu the vote
Day of thc Nsnc. whore s0lssons again
was bomhBfdtd
"in inc Atgonuc. only bomb and
grenade lighting hes been ported
.'m tho Woeyre the artillery showed
marked activity especially in The rc.
Rinn ~ Flfev ana ln the loitst Nl
I.euretrc.
'fr ihc NosRes the Gcrmana agaln
attacked our positions at liuge and
we're completely beaten back
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
EXCHANGE of TEUT0N
AND SLAV PRISONERS

London AuR 1870 o. m3 Arr
rtanemcuu have been completed for
beginning on ThurdaE thc exchange
af lnapaetate8 Rnwmn and Ger-
man prisoners ~ WAR dispatch
from CopenhaFen 90 tho tArhanse
Teiparaph company saNs lhnt sieam-
Cd ba= been chartered fof thia puf.
pose 90 SAIL across the Baltic between
Trellenhofa md ruanitK. carry luk
ace meu HH paeh "trip
The dispatch saws also that the eE-
change of Austrian and Russian prls'
0nefe viii begin neat month,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
PLENTY Of FOOD
FOR MILLIONS Of
INVADING ARMY
Destruction of All Supplies by
Retiring Russians in NoWIse
Inconvenience WeIl-Organ-
led Germans,

Hrriln Aus s t5s WreleH Co., saf-
willie Am account of thf condition
s5rt., which e.rp,.D and Austrian
D.tt.t 4..
lIi.lH H'f'ei"''h 10y lh'
Fore their relrcot. WAS given To-Day 10y
the OFeracas NrWf agency 40 fui-
lovs
..r,. ..,....l ...t. ., Ub..b ar.
t. f,.. .,,,,,. .,t,..
,t -...''+,1i.,, Il, tt. to,gne
lii'' ny ,.....I,.' ti,,,Ireds
~, 49, =, W. $3.50, tst'sc,,. t,.
..l,, III
l,u't '"u go n ....,, o.n"i,fion
- 5.tf.
aft I'M ~. frt,.s, nnbfnd
1919 Nuit,rs M
lilo ~ ,.ia.r.l e.1ters ar, dis-
..lt,t, ,ra, ,..tt,..,d. ,,.r. ournod
tu. IN. g.+..,.,,s s.Iutps .ibo
N.Y. t....,.rtat,no
.mni. sn,n,i.. Furnished
a,rh' s,,rntgti,r ~ g,,upllr. nm,
.,,, .fea,,,ntiat.d potWitbetnndlne
th. t,.t ,t,,t H.. t,,ia4ls,s removed ail
.,,,.,, s,,,,,,iies s,d ~, cre a. thn viii
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ui'n'' :" ,.a'e .N," = I 80 W.
,, ~ n,. ,u r, , M ty,ngoro,
/ ii'h It"sAl'h p''''''l''7 ~ '.',,a.ll',,
H'l '"'. ,''l .al'', '''''' N.Y.
Vh'a 'l7', w =, '',bo '.,' '''5,..o,,.,t,,.,
lUy XIV. " "'.'W ~. ~ Al,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
STATUS OF LANDS
OWNED BY STATE
TOLD BY COUNSEL
-egal Attache Of State 0fficeI
Discusses Questions Which,
Have Arisen Recently Over
Title to Endowment,


Title to Endowment
ts,,s,., conzssronorscs TO soFsiss 'oUsssu
santa Fe. Aug SA. j. Medulh-
moss al counselor for the state land
office. has prepared the following
ascension OF recent rulings of the
land department which may operate
against the title of the state IN GER
tain school land titles:
recent ruling issued by the office
.,f tbe secretary of the interior in
lVaShiugton. holding that the land de-
.partment Of the United states, of
which the secretary Is the head hats
me mower al any time to institute adj
verse proceedings in the department
against the state. having for its OBJ
tcct the determination Of utle to
lands granted by congress TO the state
tor common school purposes and 20
sit upon. hear and finally adludicale
such title in proceedings thus initlat-
cd. renders "a discussion of the ques-
tiun both timely and interesting. II
recalls the conflict of many years
standing between the department ana
the western states over the DISPOSE
tion of their lands Were not the de-
cision above referred TO a sort o
COMPROMISE between the state AM
the department it would undoubtedly
have had the tendency to asgraNat'
that struggle which admittedly rs al
ready distressing enough, to such M
extent that the states mostly attecte'
have been cocrced 10 initiate or rath
or To revive the heretofore dormah
movement to induce congress II
granting them al Of the vacant am
nnappropriated public lands WITHIN
their respective borders and once an'
for all time break the shackles Whici
now bind and which have heretofore
I bound them to the department. HOW
ever. the latter phase of the problem
/ its relative merits or dement's doe
/ not concern us here, but rather IN
question. namely. whether or not tn
4 department can say what lands con
grcss intended to convey to the state
or in other words, the department
/ Jurisdiction over lands granted y
I Mace by congress to New Mexico 10
common school purposes. to-WlI see
/ lions o t6, 30 and sc in every town
( ship Of the state.
Action Began Year Ago.
About a wear ago the state through
a. ,,tssinner of public lands. il
w, o M nrearranged plar
~ ~, ~, the poneral land office
es ,dbn g9 ana subordinate Of the in
go ~ ,itg,srtn,cot with notice to an
u.ll"i ", - shayy r,use why its pre-
SWei Hi' tiTo in and tn certain schoc
sul,'pulV ,',,id not Inc cancelled an
sot'l"',5 9' f",' tha roason that spe
"''uV Mt nffiro had deter
'l'l 47tH t5 socttons were under
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
MARSHAL
HAS NO SECRETS
FROM THE PRESS
Commander of Turkish Troops
on GaIIIpoIi Peninsula Talks
Freely to Correspondent Re-
gard.ng His RIans,

tAsso,iiicd rrrs, correspondence
General HEADQUARTERS GallHeli,
june "a "rhore are mo secrets
around here You can go anywhere
sou please. said Field Marshal Liman
Won Sanders racha o. the Associated
Press correspondent when the latter
presented bis credentials and asked
for permission % vlslt the front
II mas ada thut the military situa-
tion s. most favorable for us he con-
tiuucd eve intend driving the Brit
ish out Of AMI BurUou, before long.
BHt wc afc in mo hurry because We
can achieve that without making the
sacrifices which might siill be- neces-
ary 10 get RIA of the enemy
Tho supreme commander OF the
Turkish forces ON the Gallipoli PENN
sula ls man somewhat advanced I'm
years. bat remarkably we'll preserved
lie is about six feet tail and well pro-
pofUoncd in body there is soft
quality in the lines Of his face ana the
expression of his eyes. Llman Pacha
cnmc Ia Turkey ilu the summer of
1913 20 assist. as head of the German
military mission. in the reorganization
of The ottoman army he mas hceh
an indcfatifible worker IN that capac-
rs. and the splendid conduct OF the
sultan troops iH This war may he
said 10 be largely due 20 the reforms
Instituted ON hits advice
Aillcs losing Ground.
la his conversation with the Asso-
eiated Press correspondent, Llman
Pncha outlined briefly the course
which military events ON the PENN
sula had taken since the landing ih
the last week of April
"In forty-niuc days Ohe interview
occurred ON June llthl the allies nave
done little beside losing ground stead
lly. said the commander.
'"Their offensive collapsed as soon as
We were able to cuunteract their tac-
ties II must De borne In mind mat
this hpppcucd despite "A superiority IN
artillery that left Our own arm of that
character no chance whatever FoI
dnvs and DAYS the allied ships bonn
bnrded and searched every part OF the
peninsula with am artillery fire as scr
we're ana uccssant as, on the whole
il was unprOductive Of results fnVor-
/ able 10 tho british ana French troops.
/ win say that the moral effect OF %
I henvy hombardment d not as lasting
Z la tho case OF Turkish troops as the
luHes may have expected our brave
Ottoman soldiers are not easily lflghl f.
enod hy noise, owing Go their splehulu
inerVcg and this Is "a war Of nerves
/ 4 war IN Which strong nerves mean
victory
! Later i'm the day the correspondent
v.au pivcn IA letter hV liman Pachu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09

- admit there is something un.
amy Id men rushing a trench silent.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-19
WILLARD CASE
is TECHNICAL
Jury Is Instructed to Diferen-
tate Between Prize Fight"
and Boxing Contest

TTPON the nice technical dIffrrcncc
" n,,vo.n .,..... r...,., 49,,
o,.,i... NV. ~. ""' u
U"l,"S contest lr-'r lhr question oi
,,.',' m,,y''' "' n,' ''-- NN'E. heavy
,,,.'- n,'-', 'l'on'l..u 'I 'h' NolId snail
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'',u ~ IT, Snlll'II Tor 0..'I'n hrrach ot
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-19
SPEEDING MAN
STRIKES AUTO

a WElNGANEr, muu.r o. az
A. the University hu-pluI lowering
between life aud death u- rnr result of
O collision between am automobile and
=, MOTORCYCLE at Nmth street and Rob.
iu,on avenue shortly before n o'clock
Friday morning The wuwuhilc
owned hv 4 r. Horu and driven hy u
pulurd woman who hu. Hrm Iu the
ymplu, of Ihr Burn family for many
lrol~ was going unrth uu Robinson,
.uud W0s turning west into Nuth street
when the motorcycle. eu.n, south ou
Robinson. crashed into the um rrudrr
.of the machine.
The rider was hurled tn the pave.
m'ul aud was mypu-uluu, when mck
rd np Tie was hurried 20 the hospital
In street aud Draper ambulance lint
Ind not vet rrgulncd consciousness nj
noon Ills skull Is thought tu hr rrnc.
tnrrd. und his cutlrc h,Nl, 4. severely
bruised Whether hr Is seriously hurt
internally Is not yet known lIr Wns
Identified hN q carpenters union card
'u his pocket
Ihe motorcycle was travelling at
rent speed wil Mrs. G. - Col. who
WIS riding IN the automobile when II
was struck 'Nr ,uW n rumiu-. but lt
was apparently going tuu u.l lo muko
v turn I do not ,rr how fine accident
''uIu nave hcrn avoided %. Ur were