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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
Champion Cow
In Aiamogcrdo

Alamogordo. N. M, Nov. 20.-0n
Sunday last there arrived in Alamo
gordo what Is probably the highest
priced COW that was ever shipped ID,
says the OterO County News
Harry Sa~ulsberTy received Lady
Elizabeth Josephine DE Koi tRegis-
try No. 2342egl, a nll-biooded and
registered HoisteinsFresian cow from
Roseville, Kas. She is three years
old and Harry paid $500 for her and
with the express amounting to about
$50, totals right at $3.50 as the value
of the COW.
Yesterday morning, after a three
days residence in Alamogordo, she
gave birth to O male calf. She, now
gives six gallons OF milk per day. The
COW ID closely related to animals
holding important milk and butter
records.
There is a proposition on foot TO
send for a carload Of these valuable
animals and several men have signi-
hed their intention of taking nj or
more OF the animals. BY that COOP
eratiye method the freight would not
be very much for each animal,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
SANTA Re SUIT TO COME
BEFORE JUDGE POLLOCK

santa Feans mere much interestee
today in the report that u. s. District
Judge John C. Pollock, OF Kansas
City, yho held court here recently
win hear tomorrow the Injunction
suit of the "A 4. & S. r. railway TO re
strain the trninmen from putting the
Adamson law into effect.
The Santa Fe railwas, ii is said,
will make the test suit for itself and
all other railways in this country.
Such is tho information received from
the New York Suns Washington COR
respondent who says in Mondays g.
sue Of the Sim:
THE SAINT ,Fe suit is to come up be.
fore Judge Pollock in Kansas City on
Thursday. Whichever way he decides
the application for an iaiunetiaa tho
case Will be immediately appealed.
The indications now are that by geu-
erai agreement the Santa re case will
be selected as q test case with a.view
of determining the eonstitutionality
OF the law aud will be hurried through
the courts With that in view
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
COUNTY HAS
GAME ASSOCIATION
IHuNpRE1 CHARTER MEMBERS
aEGRREn AT KAToN WITHOUT

sRatoR N, M. Noy. 2I.-The coIfax
County Game rrotectiFe association
was formally organi9ed at d meeting
held "Wednesday evening ami steps
taken towards an active existenae IN
der the auspices Of the state 0rEanix,
elton Eight other organizations are
now vigorously at work on their com
Aandable object Qf conserving the
Wild game of the state, which Is, now
being exterminated BY game hogs iii
various sections.
ALI genuine Bp0ftsmen are heartily
b sympathy with the plan for coop
sFative effort in protecting the Wild
game and this county has its repre-
sentative quota Of such sportRmep. as.
demonstrated By the case With witch
Deputy Game Warden Baldwin s 0
cured the proposed initial member
ship OF 100 members who pay dues Of
III per year.
Officers for the local association
we're selected as follows: President,
g.A A.. W1hited; vice president, II. H.
lyons; Secretary. T. II. Morrow;
geasuraE O. H. Brown.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
Baby Editor
at Fort Sumner
On the Jump
tFort Sumner Leader)

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. w. HI
Land. of Nogales, Ariz.. on NO.
Kamber 8th. q big baby girl. Both
mother and baby doing we'll. They
still have w. H. out In the corral
but he has so far recovered that
they have taken his hobbies off.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Philip 10.
Philips, Monday, November 18th,
a fine big 12,poand baby boy.
Mother and babe are doing finely,
while Phil is wearing the rsmile
that won't come OFF,
Born, to AIR. and Mrs. George
Drgbread, Monday, November
18th, an eight-pound baby girl,
Both mother and baby are doing
finely. George is doing all right,
and with proper dieting will prob
ably pull through
Born to Mr.. ana MRS. Harry
Makemson, OF La Lande, on Fri.
day, November 10th. a 1S-pound
baby girl.
1.-THE baby editor is out at
tending a pink tea thing, or some
such function, SO while there are
several other precincts yet to be
heard from, this win have to suf-
flee for this issuel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
Terrific Waste Of
Cream, Butter, Eggs
And Spring Fryers

FpFt Sumner, n. M, Nov. g1.-Mrs,
r. y. New, of the Taft community,
had her buggy run into last Saturday
morning by j. J. Wieman's antpmo-
bile. The buggy was upset, throwing
Mrs. New out and breaking n rib,
besides painfully bruising and
scratching her in numerous places.
The horse ran away and in running
over a mesquite bush the buggy was
lrighted, and the horse was finally
stopped in front of Bowlin's store.
The buggy was loaded with cream,
butter eggs and spring fryers which
were scattered over the surrounding
scenery.
Mr.. Wieman and Mrs. New were
both going through q place where the
road was badly cut down. when Mrs.
New attempted to turn out. in order
to let the auto by, When Mr.. Wieman
started to run around the buggy. with
the result of running into It. He came
10 the lady's rescue. picking her up.
and Drinking her TO the doctors Of
flee, and afterwards offering to make
good for all damages done.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
$500 WORTH OF
GOODS STOLEN I'M
ALAMOGORD

Aiamogordo NJ. M, Nov. 20.-The
residence Of G, e. Mitchell was burg
larized some time Sunday night 81
Monday morning while the family
was in Ell Paso. The thieves gained
entrance by breaking a glass in one
Of the doors and reaching in and
turning the key which was in the
lock, It is evident that the work
was done by local talent or At least
BY some one who had been in town
long enough to size up the situation
and who knew that the Mitchell fam
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
Ruling For Bank in
Lujan-TFauer Case


District Judge Granville A. Richard.
son this afternoon ruled in favor OF
the First National Bank Of Albuquer-
que, as gaTnishee, in the case Of Man
uel Luian vs. Trauer. The defendant
obtained . Judgment from Ernest Mey-
er, garnjshee. and then made an q s
signnent, i was said, TO the First Ma
tionai Bank u Albuquerque, later on
making an, assignment "a. Manuel Eu,
jan The assisnmeDt 10 the bank
was held valid by he cpurt. The
amount involved Bas $3.50. attorneys
A., B. McAliisp. sef AlbpQperape. aud
a. B. Repehap and Judge N, 3 Laugh
lin. Of 6ppta re, appeared for the bank
and ErF Davies Cor Trsner. Nj. Day.
les gave NOTICE q an appeal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
EVERYBODY AFTER EARLY
SUPREME COURT REARING

Washington. Nov 22.--sAt a confer
enee held today between Attorney
General Gregory and railroad att0r'
neys, tentative plans were made to
center the contest over constitutional
lily OF the Adamspn law in one test
case and expedite an early hearing in
tho supreme court.
II perfected the agreement would
provide that the railroads would drop
other suits II the law were held con-
stitutional, and would bring no fur.
Their suits while the case Is pending.
Both sides would work to get q final
decision before January ], when the
law becomes effective.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
AWFUL BUTCHERY
AT LA LANDE
ia Lande Bnterprise.i

The recent cold snap was almost as
hard on hogs as Thanksgiving is on
Gtpukies, the following OF our towns
men having hutchered: j. Nj, Conner,
III. J. ,Kegley, VIII r. Walker, u. p.
Stoner. Elmer Cobb and H. J. Marsh.
Many Of our country friends have had
"a hog killing time" also, but we hest
tate to undertake to mention them all
here for fear of overlooking some.
Not only are we beginning to eat
homegrown pork now but are ship
ping some to eastern markets, where.
as, a few years ago we bought it in
paper exclusively from dealers.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
ABaNSdl LAW


raised bs il Is that Of the constitution
alIty Of the law The court rs inform
ed that the other ebssa stand Ga apr
plicatipns for temporary ~injupctionss
An appeal from Az organ granting
pr refusing q temporary t~ntQnctiop
goes to the circuit court Of Appeals
and not Alrthef by Ordinary proceed,
ure, while 40 appeal from q final or
der pr decree 2 such case would ~
directly 10 the supreme court Of the
unitad States.
The former decision would be IN.
conclusive, the latter decision would
settle definitely the question for the
whole country The motion to dismiss
the eaae here, hQWAFer, It Is decided,
WILL result prQmptlg IN q final decree
from WAaeh AZ. appeal will be taken to
the snpreme court.
TFhe assistance or this court has
bean Invoked TO facilitate a final and.
authoritative discrimination OF the
constitutional question, The case was
presented bit yesterday and a deels!
ion Is due today ii Is far from be-
aeoFd sraiossa @ogo,.s s,cr 10y wssho.,s
~ ra-s ans SaIsha,ntsan a-ssart,a, "
a conviction that he wVnad stand to In
every circumstance. Upon the merits
OF a case the government neither
rosstderatsnn shaa s. .easirad RI N
1890 ,,ias nam.,n 1
hrt rooras. ~ tho densr.S,or
,[,st;aa sas ~ rrs.ase - as.
coa wv ont,s r.sth ~ 1870 : 800
49, csnae@ " dac,sro oortsin,v NJ
nersana ca~nssa6Tas.nr
...
= eons'usfatlon OF sne Aaam-
syn law y OF Nnst y salu OF Ms
psactisat eIlsct amy wnat vas lhseaa-
"a 70 pe aecompilslea ~ Y tne JUGS
q enso a. Z court consumes
sls terms o. the Jaw y cannon pe sus.
'Aimea
po.h pataes nave salu tney
spuld not pleaa uft9s WnateVer the
m|UnT nA "a 0nnn0A WItI h0 On.1t
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
GUN EXPLODES;
EYE RUINED

Mills, n. NJ, Nov. 20-1R. III. AIS
durf, Of near Harrington, met with a
serious accident last Saturday morn.
ing in trying out a new gun. In some
unlSn0wn way the breach MAS blown
off striking him in the right eye, ii
cut through the nDperli lid aud the eye
bail all0ging The water to run from
It and part of the eye to escape. Dr.
bartholomew was called and brought
the unfortunate mar TO town where
he aQpeFated on the eve, stitching up
the wound. He VIII AZ least save tho
baii end Is ~Bapeeulsef FegaiHing some
Of It's usefulness atllgFKiSes
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
For Carlsbad
Armory to Arrive

Carlsbad, a. aM., Nov. 21.-George
F~redericks, manager for the armorg
Is expecting a shipment Of 600 chairs
in a short time. These will be the
regulation chairs for use. on flat
floors, and wiz give the armory the
largest seating capacity Of any builo-
ing N the county, and very possibly
as large as any building in the state.
Fredericks has booked two shows,
che Tor Decefnber and another for
January and will be on the lookout for
any ofher coming this way. Skstins
continues popular on. the big floor
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
NAN KILLED. WOMAN
SERl0USLg HURT N
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
FORD cARslxEs WITH tATAL aEl
SUITS NEAR LAS VEGAS AoSE
eUsTos FRAoTuNEs sK0LL

East Las Vegas, n. M, Nos. H.
Jose Bustog was killed and MRS. Man.
|pel Bnstos was seriously injured
when the Ford car in which they
were riding overturned. Manuel Bus.
toRs his wife, and dose BHstos and wife
were returning to Las Vegas about
s4:30 O'Clock andNendeaHored to pass
another car. which Deputy Sheriff re-
lipe Lopes was driving. Manuel BUS
tos was driving the car, and 1t appears
from the actions OF the Ford that be
tried TO make too short q turn. with
the result that the car turned turtle.
The accident occurred on the straight
Stretch of road dust north Of Romero
vile.
Jose Bustos was rushed to the 1as
Vegas hospital, and physicians sum.
moned. who, however. were unable to
save his life. His skull was fractured,
and other injuries. fatal in them
selves, caused his death that night.
Mrs. Manuel Bust0s suffered a broken
arm, and 1t is feared that internal in
she suffered will be extremely
serious.
Manuel Bustos was bruised rather
severely, but is not seriously hurt.
The Bustos children, who we're riding
In the car, were not badly injured.
Jose Bustos was As years OF age.
lie had resided in Las Vegas for many
years. and conducted a general mers
chandise store on north RAILROAD ave-
-L- rrkL A.-.AA-- II
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
Testimony Taken IN &
$4,000 Court Case

Testimony Is being taken today by
Miss Stella ". CanHy. referee named
BIZ q. S. District Judge John G. Pol,
lock, and By Court S~tenogfapher Earl
Iden, in the case of jeremiah p. Loon
ey vs.. John LooAey, OF MDnero. in
yolving the settlement Of q partner.
ship involving an account Of some
$50. 900. Attorney A. B. Renehan fep.
resents the plaintiff and Judge n. b
Laughlin, the defendant.
Suit was Instituted in federal court
by plaintiff because Of alleged -dtaicui.
Ties arising from the management of
d ranch plaintiff : charging defendant
with extrayagnnce and demahding an
accounting
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

The National Lumber & Cp6esotins
company, tau Arkansas corporation
Nth heHdduRrtofs a Texarkana, Bas
today adiuitted to DO biisiness in New
Mexico, with office At Alamoserdo
and II. = WILLIAMS as resident aeeut
u manufactures and ehemigElx treats
railroad ties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
Price Of Mohaif Is
Pleasing TO Growers

Carlsbad. n. M. Nov. 2o.-Mohaif
growers have Learned that the price
has Suddenly jumped from forty 10
fifty cents per pound. al Cohen and
company Of san Antonio. who con.
tIacted two,ffths OF The local mohsir,
ut forty cents. are now 0fIefing fifty
cents per pound Tor Il. The Joyce
Pruitt company acting as agents have
already seld enc small eiip At that
price. Nest OF Tie mohaE not con,
traeted has been sent 10 lie Offices al
the National Alohair Growers assooia,
tIQp at BestPn Forty cents hnS
Nnlerte besReopslaeHq aEegg iaE
able price.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
.Houchin Murder
Trial at Hiilshoro.

lI~Iillsborp, n. NJ, Gov. al-Tho
Houcbisi murder trial, which is at
tracing considerable interest, con-
menced Yesterday moving. D. r.
Hamilton and Daisy Swa5zee were
murdered at Las PaIomas about q.
year ago and young H~ouchip, who is
accused Of the crime, is being tried
for the mnrder of Hamilton.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
Big Turkey Shipments
From Pecos NaNey

HagefmaA, n. Ma NbN. 32frRfhe
PckDs valley RroducE company has
boon chipping out quite u few turkeFs
The past week, over 20 mon being chr
plo5ed at picking They are biFipe
most 6f The turkeys in the HagogmaD
District Tho prices to-day are Is cepts
Tor live turkey, aud 20 cents for
1afeHsed turkeys.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
Gasoline Burns Kill
Albuquerque Woman

Albuquerque, n. M, Nov. 21.-Mrs.
Sarafino Garcia, who was burned
about the head and body when a can
of gasoline exploded Saturday morn
ing, died at a hospital yesterday morn
ing. Mrs. Garcia picked up a can OF
gasoline, thinking It vas kerosene, to
quicken a fire in a stove. When she
poured the fluid onsthe fire there was
an explosion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
PAVED IN FACE
BY BAD MULE

5IagerinaR. n. NJ Nov. 2I.-Nhilc
shooting a fractious mule last FRIDAY
afternoon, the animal either kicked or
paved Frank Bauslin in the face, re-
Tsulting In several bad 7eBh wounds
Mr., Bauslin was knocked unconscious
and does not know just how he was
hurt. He is getting along nicely be-
ing able to so about his business q
few days after the accident. q
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
CHAMPION BEAR
OF SEASON KILLED
BY C~ARLSBADITE

Carlsbad, N. Nj, Nov. 2O.-Johnny
Stewart has killed the champion bear
of the season. The hide is nov at the
Mat 0hnemus taxidermist shop, re-
ceiying expert attention. Mat thinks
1t Is q cinnamon bear that Johnny
bagged, but all say that it is the big
sgest ever killed in this region. III
was shot in Rattlesnake canyon, ear
the Thayer headquarters ranch.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

N. D. Reynolds says:
This is to certify that I have been
4 great suffer from Rheumatism
since 1881, Contracted tho disease
while working with a snow pinw On
the railroad. Fpf severed years I.have
been obliged 20 Hse erntehes q great
part Of he time. Having used three
boxes OF Merilpl Rheumatism Powd
ers. ] have thrown away the erutches
and am now almost fully recovered,
Il certainly has done wonders for me
and ! heartily, recpnmend
Prices, zoe and 81 Wsltuer & Bur.
rows, exoluaiyc aqepta adv
N. D. REYNOLDS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

NO are selling niofe or MefitoI
Cessna Remedy than all the others
put together. This largo sale % due.
to- tue fsot that It is Z preparation
'of unusual merit. made expressly for
Que purpose. eezeai6 IN its various
forms. Il you are AFFLICTED with this
loaahsoDio disease. do not delay VS.
Ing Merltol IngsEs Remedy Prices,
SOC ard 81. Welimar & Burrows ex-
chisixa asapcf adv
Madison. Wis, sas Lltats.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
81 Cars Beans
Total Shipped
AIT MOuntQin0if

Mountainair, N. NJ, Nov. 20.Seven
more cars Of beans were billed out
the past week by the local
Santa Re agent, making q total of 81
to date. The demand is steady and
shipments Awill continue for several
weeks more. The threghers are still
busy and will be for a month or more
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
FRAtIo oR0PR Or

Roswell, AZ A., Nov, 21.r4he locaa
pcstoffiee has received A ffald order
ri Alp gefernm6nt directed against
iii National Mail Order Brokerage
Exchange OF Minneapolis, and is re-
grping 10 the sendaTs al letters mail
cd at the local office, The public is
thus advised ri. the order to save them
time and trouble audAcss.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

HIXM.4 VI |I.V MM.IIM = W"U4tMH u fI|M' VtI1|. 49,
NO. %r3 ~ nt ~ XII
sas lsKs
to her NATIVE " came XIII
Ina .IT~,ans~aa $500 $500 w.
They charged her lwfth ioving fox
lhnnflnRL ia Ireland better fhan he
I duty and preferred ID remember he
Y ALWAYS as the absent wife.
t The e~strahgernent widened. ri.
emperor Wae fond o~fptetty women AM
INienna aid not lack them. TIC Sm
pressfRfeW more ana more To- onaiaa.
fherseif a dotfbtffif sovareipn 9sdv
ana less and fahe < VIE xgha tFdeit
fldeath Of her only al drew MAJ neaile,
TO har hhahanh fnr a while bnf thor.
'lcame q sncaeeding period 81. stronGer
repulsiop, and thereafter she 'aimost
'Edisappeared fr0m the Hofhurq.
Then appeared Ka3hafina gchratt.
formerly 81 the inperiai theatre Rv
her tact and MIC she~ au6esedad n oF..
SIating for herself 4 place below MI he.
4 side the throne Y acenrdea ~.
fore her time ID openlv ana 81 nerraa.
lnenfly to Speculation ~
l to her relations Win the arnarc,- ,ras
Wide and malicious. az conrsa n
4 found ftg way ID the emnraas 4
There followed Ia i6eAIan4 Avhihh fee.
titles 10 her unoommdn aalIcncv and,
COURAGE. ~ 80 81
gatt,od y, ~. an.,n,o ,...s,.
fion &c s,,cb .a,ssaa4as,,
erina sha -devisad 1 Twsr ~ 49, II
l0na day ahs tool har NJ 49, IVA, AZ
ftar IL ~ hsnd "a
rreahia sst-a5ishTrep4 \ Nsr
eet MT ta nav a,es5 fait sNE VI ,
Iachratt - ~. ecsT 49, I 1880 " asaaa
whera as e'nrISs ss,as- x gn.
rarnr 80 1870 5as,r IN. =
&, sfayt,as, n. w -s~
.soss;a eesn., af1e9sple Y
canaitsan r.biah .ha harsa,s 1hEss'
oialsy Iagoi;zed hT ~ so1i
w5ata5ar n ptssgnsy
r,,,a $500 49, 49, ~ AhsAA'
M neod sspss 49,, y. IN Aaa
IN svsa ~ Agser 70 atsempt ~
haf n-radaaaesor m,ho haa
holaiv 3ns5a ~ nora III, " 4asxe n1ots
no~iseless remavsi from III snrro,ssrd
ings Whan ,,non ~
the anlnrass I eo,rt n,n.s. H.
E,.or cohro4a M
l;ttla Short,v III aia rfn srsn ~
aranlv ras,nsd hr4 H I. w sAty Mo-
u cortirna msi 49,, np9sssels
i tbst 1snashagaE 49, ~
esing ~ ,s,.a,a. 10y ~ NJ, ats
M ~ c~sanhs,r $3.50
cchro.t raI1 raa.,.
soan = 49, sran. sNA.s 49,
an ho',- ~ +mo IL 49,
,Sbtad \, ar ~ 49, y. ne ue
ses,ae u rr;wa w ~ pst sgMn
~ co,,1d raat aa sS
csoos;ng ava ~. r,n.4s aan
hs,% M tsaa psss
tate. Politics WIS never discnssed
Frau Schratt mad her own 4ourn shnrao
md her ces,ntry house. together with
poodly allowances Int II never vas
,biected nat the emnero was iavish
nth her and she MAJ The d;scretion
lot to make her ostentation 4 national
A. q aoldier the amperor u,as IL
MAD n Ms aT,aT MI ! erf,aN,nv ~.
~ the French II SnIfaT4n5 NJ
ufferad s,lch Intimidation fhat M m
Ala n have wished ~ ala VIM his
uen and stood motionIess in the
of 4 battery boning 10 be struck
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
NOTICE. FdR PUBLICATION


koFemhsr lS. 1915.
Notieeait her6hy given that EFoiIan
Martinez Of II Rito. New Mexico who,
on Nortuibor sth, iAi8, made Home
stead Entry No. 02001s. for EM SEM.
section %. TcNpshiV ~ n, Range Z
b. \. N, P Meridian. has died notice
Of infeHtion TO makethren wears proof,
10 1statlish slaifn TO the land above
described. b~efore-the Beeistersaud Re.
eeiver. at Santa re SeE Mexico, on
tie ffth dds OF January 1917
Claimant names as Witnesses Pas
Romero, Jose Ines MARTINEZ Dona-
ciaaa E4gil Jose Leon sisnefos all of
El Rite. Kew Mexico.
FRANCISCO DBLGADO.
Register.
New AleNhass S8nta re. n. II.
Flrst publication, Nov, Is 1elff
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
EMPER0R.s DEATH


that the people. OF the dual monarchy
have been 50 soiidified by the war
that the DEATH uF their fufer &ilf mot
brinE abeutN any political changes iofi
Importance. Kle new nlonarchgis said
,tp have we'll defined ideas regarding
peace and personally Is peacefully in.
clineds. He is described as an sea.
sible man, and in fayor of peace rath-
'er than war.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
GOING 10 MAFlNEe

Bufgundy velvet cut on long unos,
high beited and closed on one side
with big black buttops. gives this
smart lpdei for juveniles 8 Freuchy
WAY Is the. y.ncck, edged With skunk
fur. Qabs Of wfdch trl4l the tops OF
the pockets,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
ALL OFF WITH
BIG GAME OF
GRANT COUNTY
JUDGE NEeLETT, TWO sHERtFFs,
DISTRICT ATTORNEY AND
COUNTY CLERK ALL LOADED
FOR EAR

Deming, NJ NJ. Not. 20.--Next Tues.
day, Judge Colin Neblett, Sheriff Nc
Grath, Sheriff Simpson, District Attor
ney.eleet Vaught, G. r. Hughes. coun-
ty- clerk, Henry RaIthel, J. G. Cooper
and Buck Chadborn are going into
southern Grant county for q hunt. Az
Hachita they are going to be joined
by Jess Cook and J. 2. Schrumpsher
Big game please take notice.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

WANTED 10 bear from owner Of GOOD
tor sale State cssh Price and
d~esotdptior. DIP Eush, hfinnosps
Z lis, MINI ).
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

New aleNieaa, S8nta re. n. u.
Flrst publication, Nov, IS 4sief 4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-03
RAPID TRANSIT VOTING TRUST
MAY BE EXTENDED FIVE YEAg
Heavy Buying Representatives of Various Inter.
ests in Deal Met in New York Today
French War Order

is also reported to be a hitch o,..
status of the bonds of various oo,,..l
involved In the deal. The rrn,o, 4
revived today that the Inland. C,,,.u
and possibly the Republic Iron ana y,
Companies might still be incl,d,ss y
the big combination as well as soma y
shipyard. ~
a further rise in Baldwin t,oco,u..
was explained by the announcement Il,
order from France for 81 small do,,,
headed locomotives. The board NJ ~
tors held the usual monthly meetins I,
afternoon and had before them
approval the figures for the year an
December 81. The company ia saIa
have enough orders on hand To ksao
plants busy until April with the nrs,.
quota of employees.
United States Steel was also IN /,
demand on the local exchange as well
i'm Wall street. being stimulated hv F,
report that the French Governmsr,
arranging to place n huge order =,
that company. 1t was averred that !,
one order alone would exceed s5o oos
and some purported to see in the sails
for France of j. =. Morgan the final Il,
ing of this contract. IncidentalIv
nouncement was made that the steel !,
poration would shortly begin the erso,,
of the largest by-product plant In /,
world near Pittsburgh, at cost of an.
$l5,0OO00O. Heavy buying of steel for /,
manufacture of munitions for deliv.
before 1917 has been the foremost feats
of the weeks market. The buying dc
this week has been limited to delivs
by January /, 1917, only because the mT
do not care to sell beyond According
the Iron Trade Review, foreign buy.
have been offering business as far an
as July, 1917.