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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-17
State Introduces a Beyy Of
Young Women in Effort to
lmpeaCh Testimony.

WNrKrGNN. ll Jun, o. Tho state
to-day brought tc,, NJ lS.yr,r old
girls 10 colr, 90 lmpcach the lesu.
mon, Of Joscrhur Davis IN tho trial
N wlllism " Ofp,' for the alleged mur.
dcf ~ Marian Lambert There we're
eighteen ~ ihy, gifIs vho attended Ma.
rsn.s eighteenth h.rihdi, part, ou Feb
wHrf o. 'hrc, dl,s hctnfr usr death
E,u.rr Well the first 'u take m,
stand 'ry'Incl that Marian seemed gay
ti the party ana sh. did uu' s,r h'f
,rt. ,s cSisg Davis testified fbr I'D
Gi's No, Alone
Su ~ ~ ,uu know. we're INssrhiuo
ard Marian alone at any time during
thc uafu'' asked Attorney Ralph j.
ulJf
Noi that I know nj
en- cross. examination hy Attorney
Uaiph Potter. b, btk.d
"pi Marian always appear Ep,.gsNct
than others ~ " she were tNiur 10
FBirtN1"
= Wouldr ',y th,, She seemed hap.
spent Nipht WIN Nafiana
Florence Russell. the nru witness. tct.
i.uird shr and ;Wo iri,uds spout the
riaht uf tNs party With Marian Ann,
IHulsrn Who NlVstf had ion, ao Wa
uuB HI, tu cas-
uid uu .,, Jo,rnhu, pa,l. iakr Ma.
ran as,ir into room asked Nf
uad,
40. sf
W,fs ,ru on intimate terms with Ma.
flar" asked Niofns, Potter on cross.
examination
Nul particularly iu.' uss a,b,y
u.d MARIAN ,,,f t.ll,,uu r' n'Iw1N
with su. h",f
Nu sf
uM ,cn ,uI Marian nn coy ors,
Ii'f The r'fit
Heard ofnet Was Engaged
YES Marian aid she hat hrsfi ihsi
nfpvi NaH engaged iu Jylcstis Noukcf
sh, said Josephine had written Orpei
sluui w.. hut had tsrvi,sd no fvyN Ma
tian did not know whai 10 think ot tho
fspnft
Marian vent tn bed about ~ q w
ana talked until ll lo largely shout ~.
pet. but she rrrollc. Sod niil, nhuui 10
nid shf .1, ANYTHING about Oiprrs
character hi. temperament iu,cftup,.
81 W. Dad,
She sid WU hsd bad temps. and
i'at Mfs irmh,fi had forbidden him 30
rnms iu th, house answered Ns'
Uuassi
pid she ssN an,thiug else to indicate
, n was rhndrstiuy affsif' resumed NJ
Potter 'Nuu have trrollcdsd quite .
frw things since Ncu said there was moth.
ins more. Miss husscll 10 ,ou icysll
anything more
10, psS, Lis,d otp., -
The girls ,cirr had Grown stsadn,
w.aksf and thy NO" Vhiuh shs 70.
turned was almost lnsudlhlr Then from
. The depths of hrf msmcp sb, trough,
this Nhirh sst ihrss WIN hFsrd tu
hut,inr
Marian ssid ihsi Ia ns,s nksd uf
/ pet that's Nht she vss siNs,s tuming
/ tu sss hsf iMstan
I Nafisn ths witness said rnriiisd that
she rather rnlted t,sinI Ufpri angr
Once tu spite him shs wak~a home
from SUNDAY schcal with hrt teacher
she said shs knsv that Win would
y .fssNsr aN,stVN Oh r.aN an.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-17
SOLDIERS CHASE A.
BANDIT GANG that
ATTACKED TROOPS

BROWNSVILLE Texas. June = 1t
VAS rcpoftcd 10 army headquarters here
today that troop Of the Third osyhlr,
unie Lieut. 4 o. Ncvmsns md ,irurt
hot trail of Mexican bandit. north
of Brownsville rh,.c bandit, we're
supposed io 20. 'nr same who attacked
United states sriicrs near san uon.,o
tHd,1 mrr'
Reports that three bandits were killed
In th" rgn with American troops are
untrue n.onrd.ns 20 report, received
here TODAY tn. Americans. however
believe thr wounded several u' uy
band
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-17
Commander Expected, How
ever, TO Hold to Present
Lines TO Avoid Battle.
PREPARATIONS ARE MADE
FOR ANY EVENTUAlITY
Major Gray Reports Return
From Mexican Soil With
out Meeting Bandits.

AsHNGTOS. June ., -G,norsI
Funston advised the par department tu.
dN that hc b. informed b., General Ron
ut " rWo ,hot General rorshlng nrs
been vars'd by General PirNnn tho
Cnrnnza commander NJ chihuahua ih1t
any movcmcn, ~ the American 'Ip"di.
ton 10 the south. west ur 'sf' Vill b"
r. signal fur IN attack hy the Mexican
forCcs
Ready for esertualitl..
No word had come 10 fsr from General
p,rshing himself. hut even h"fof" the
rtriNal NJ General Funston- message,
department officials w-fc inclined 20
credit newspaper dspstCh"- telling ui
the Tfc,ino warning Preparations haN"
been made fof an, eventually and
p.rshing H. ready 10 deal with su, force
'na, may be- sen, against him II 10
probable however. that h. viii hold go
hls prcscn, lines and make no move ia
pr-cipitstc hostilties
Geneial Funston reported also that
Major Gray OF the Fourteenth cavalry,
, comma ndins the two troops attacked b'
Mexican, ~ San Ysnsclo. Texas. recent
~ had returned from an effort to pick
up the trail Of the bandit
Encounter No Outlaws
The cavalr, rode some distance down
m. American side of the river. crossed
IN the Mexican side on REPORTS that q
lrndu mobilization was IN progress
turned north agsin on the Mexican siiy
fof several miles and rccrossed io Amer.
team territory without having encountered
m, outlaws or finding TRAN
Two additional prisoner we're captured
~ IN" American side aud the bod, o'
another dead Mexican found IN the brush
near the scene NJ the attack
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-17
FunStOn'S Force Prepared and
All Hot Trails" Will Be
Followed.
AMERICAN C0NSUlS ARE
ORDERED TO LEAVE POSTS
Plans Laid TO Distribute More
Militia il Request is
Granted.

san ANTONIO TrNs. June TO- Ths
arrival 40 Laredo today NJ Phillip Hanna.
onsII general ,t Nonf'rr,. developed ,h,
.ln that ih, state department ordered
'ou him ana j &. silum1u. consul At
,l.t'lo to NJ, American eide o' the rIy-
.r Tho v.thipaN of these two con-
-uInr officers viii l,a,c f- American
government With No consular Representa-.
il,cs nt Interior points IN Mexico except
an agent at Mexico City
carsarfa More Important
General Funston and his staff gavs
careful attention TODAY 10 the nc,lyiu.,
ot outlaw hancs along tho Mexican bor-
der but mr greater interest was da-
played In TIE attitude being assumed Nv
N" troops of the d. fncIo government.
General Parker ~ Hrovns,ilic. made 4,
Iious of outlAVry near San Bento and
General Mann reported the continuation
" the search for traces nj the bandits
that raided the cavalry camp at san
'hHN'ffg WV " VIZ hNNffA W u'HfNN~s
ment headquarters greater significance
vaF attached 10 the dolngs of Csffanf,
troops than those ~ the bandit lead
cfs
not Trslls" To ae Followed
General Ei.aut's warning that ths
crossing o' ~" international boundary
o., ~ American troops Tor any ,au-s
whatever would hr regarded ~ rn overt
act %, tho United states and would b.
M, cause for nm attack py the dc facio
"a, eminent troops iid not disturb Cen
"pi Funston ar his staff The search
fm bandits win continue and whenever
hot tmh BE- found leading into McN.
l.n the American. viii pot hesitate t.
follow u Tine ofn.rrs In charge ~
troops ON iH' uofdvi have such insifuc-
iona that 'bo ,rns.iur II the in,ctp,.
'irubl hu, viii uo' Gsls,rd bv rcpcr,s
The, nat, uHr ,u'huu,, 'n ,tpss With
'ut waiting ur special instructions
Ready 'or Defense.
srr,ti IIus'Dr arm, of almost o.
nuu lpa been .H ..Uuscd alpng the NeN.
ipn h0rirr that syir punitive action
could be-. iaksn If invited bV any overt
act uf 'pffBrtR arm, General iaCin-
iu TT,tIuus threat tH aitn,k General
r'fshiug NJ the American troops moys
east rf wet rf south vbs gafi,d ~
army u'frrr Hrrr 's little lrss usn
declaration eff huatIliii's n, the MsNi-
ans since H WH1 Hr urrrssarN N INV
TIME Gov iHr icfHr' uf thr ni- punitit-
expedition 'u srrN Hmill detachment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-17

-. uT..,t OALlhGtt"
ry.ircnur,r ~ the paleo Motor
Car Compant. wiu is suid to have iron
driving pt speed ~ about twelve
mites nm hour and Vhu Ht't't thIi the
rlhrinr headlights ~ motor tohi.lcs
r"Wlur from the opposite direction ur'-
vented him from seeing the molorcycl"
and ~ owner m" accident orcirrci
~ So u.rlu.l IN, victim VpN Dnr.
red IN So NnIhout hospital where hr
died Ht ., ucIucL this morning
Speed Report Confirmed
WHrHilc, hys 10 reputation r. t'f'.
~ driver nnd his statement that he
vas dr.iug rt % t'.N mol'nt' speed
H. confirmed tt psrsou- vino witnessed
the collision We was driving with his
DINNERS un Up ~ noOl today no
,hatrr had been filed against Wh,ttic,
county Attorney Emhrv shid rc vas
in,esiigailng the accident aud was no.
r'rrHfsd to sp"ak concerning a. hat ic
dpnuit"ll announced his iuiuf. pdlrr
IN stating thpt duv'rs involved vouli
h' pfosrrut'i aui rc declared that D.
would frd means ~ prevent autnmu
lI' ana motor ,Dlc en''diue ou the
streets
uu,,r. mus, know. No said. that
cihs' p,oul. have 'fitu rights on me
r't'-ts thrt r'f-ou, pf' liable iu b,
thereon. and that automobile drivers
must hr'p their cars NJ pll times under
such control nat they rpn n,nii mur,
'u children. whether such children cfnss
the streets in regulation slylr ur stp,
~ the fght side ~. not That tho 'Iu.
maturity NJ youth IL not crime IN hi,
country
To Ignore City Rules
The county aliofnc, added that ihc
eitVr rules ~ tn speed, " vehicles would
10, govern lis office In such q matter.
That hs intended IN rtcvcnt the lfH toll
this ~, has hccn paNing fot alluviDs
automobile dfi,ers tu fun theft ma hincs
~ killirr ur Injurious speed \ driver
wue' yRsnutblt know puH NO. metrb
suppose thN, the way IL clear
White diWWtf ordinance Nna rn.
r,ted snW, time tro. vr hp,r been uu.
d,,tdsi ns ~ what hini N dirtnrf v~
f'uuit" prh therefore inatu,trd chef
~ roliCc NJ hols tn secure Information
uE th's t"Hii'I iu che iHriwta Hi'i.. ,i..
lied b, him on his eastern ttip." said
NaNof u,rtUols,t N. shufih Nll .t.
Ior 10 tho commission and We will
tdupi q slimm'f md put the ufdlnaU,r
into effect Immediately
W 10 Commission MONDAY
N, msttct will come before the roW.
mission Nunda, and vlll then publish
cur decision and thereafter rNvfi ilnla'rf
nj the ordinance vii bv prose u,rd I
believe The ground glass used IN Kansas
CitN will he the solution. We viii moi,
select anything controlled b, n patent
o. with Witch Rmt is associated
Edwin Gallagher came 60 uklai oms
ru, fourteen years pgn With his parents
ftom TcNas Hts p,hrI " " Gala
Ehct, ls employed h, tho y sherman
.lN"" r"d iron Wufks Inmpan, For
The pas, four yeafs had hccn engineer
A. nign svnuul Edwin be- ui,i,
%, his father aud mui o.. mn, hfu'ht's
llsN sNmond. = years Old and sister.
lfmH. ~ ,rars Old
The burial win take pla,c SUNDAY az
stnoun IN faitlswn csmetct The ~.
rcinl services will bc held ai the trsi.
uence. llp West rwenii nhh street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-17

TI. Nshf followed hr EIUmHr. .
UsuHt uu rr iH surfr.nr uf Vr,i
can Bfns. rIwtd tuEHr TurHf
nephew sHn vss with IW Bf fnr time
escaped md EsN, the sisur Nuuf ~
NUrfs IL II. .Bid consider FRIDAY night
activity east ~ SIR urnito - an irdis
alton " bandits plans iof additional sis
brks suH sections of 'Nr .olnif, are
hYIrE carefully pHffuIlrH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-17

"Details NJ the trhi received here s't
that b d,tb INN rt u' 90. TN,ntl SIXTH
United States infantry v,s ff.i ur
ffuW ih' hUpsh Ht tHr bandits who .I,
said tn have numbered 'N,uif .'t, ur
ihifi, The soldiers dropped iH thr
ground and returned thr ntr tlthugh
th'y vrr" UUsHI. 60 see the Bt'Hrk,..
The NsNiy,us t.r sblI tu have fired
over On, h'tds y ihr American 'oops
Niirt the first iyN tollr,s fh, NWyu.
cans rushed the lsn1its Who scattered
Boo tho brush md 'Hrppcd \ fyN blood
spots on tho ground vyfy taken hy The
Americans tn prov, that sHW, NJ their
bullets had hu their mars
\ PACK mule carving sufficient RHIs
wuniion 'u. sn'W fuut vsus-f rifles
wee ru.fsisd rops1 fa NrE
IL--.r. IM. LLI.L
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-17

the rity limits Will
T.. plt Immediately
into effect. WAS tho
statement made hv
Mayor overt olsrr
M morning rr'u
NJ. attention WBs
called 10 tho acct
dent NJ last night
W which Edain l.
Gallagher 10 ycafs
old ridlnR u motor.
r1,I, VtH kill'd hy
automobile IN
wrAt Si,tcrniii
street 10 m, 500
block
The larE'f mn
hinr NaH driven hy
! 4 Ahtttl,v asr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-13

yur corns-icst Ian sum more rhc,
H.. after you've ,olci him what YOU
think ~ him.
When YOU Kin laf tibet way hen ynu
hin stop wurryiug about Success u
cess Jest likes a winner an you've got
them hluncd cnuyw "a lafing II adj
,ertislng prosperity an II YOU ain'
got prosperity when YOU start youN
soon hcv II. Folks walk ri" by gud
stores ~ their dour~tops cvVcry day 80
go down town To- the fcllers what nd
vcrtl~c
Lam Insurance ir urp IRE. II dom
cost uuihiu aud Won don't hov to die I"
win II pays dividends EVERY day IN
tie your FIRST hv smoothing ont the
rut- IN the road and then by bringing
You wealth cnuf foo ny an ortermohile
So the, YOU don't care whether there
are tuts ur not.
start tomorrow aud live the FIlosofv
~ LATTER The first thing ari"r You
wake up IN the morning luk at yursclf
IN the mirror Then keep up tibet Ian
al; day long.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-13
wing the machine nm's Town
,.t.t.l. I... WouuI.d bird

wing the machine um,s town cone
,uI.INois ike u wounded nird
Hos going tn break . oct ni wood
,N,l,w,d IL French sold %. express
Jug ID. ,uuIt. t,rist.. utI.u 'auHHI""
the prospect OF % smash rn' ul
chin, reira again after a dos" WuI.h
touk u dangerously ,la., I. 10, earth
F,,rs ar,uuH abruptly ."tIust tho
wind. bumps along th' Ei.Hud % huu-
drrd ward. and STOP Ihuw uD"
Of the irW pilots whn could bring
hum, 10 busted ma hfu, AS, that
said a -uldIu.
But where. chapman Al tH
big hipiau,- tf, nov iu aud pilots ANA
.uidi"i- prp llI .cJryhiur iu' -kN ANS
iuIslt. Then u cry comes from th'
h,id \ sp,.t nH~ Just -W,I-"d from
the clouds chapman driven ont u'
hi. puurs, uN Jh, sh.lliug Iu which
ThJw's propeller va, ]daiuprud hIi
finally found his way. ana land. NOW
with tn" li.. drop 81 gasolin" boz h'
reservoir
The disgusting thing about H
said TtpW. while the mechanic were
taking an Inventory ct tt' DAMAGE.
WAS that the fellows owen There
across IN, lime wouldn't come out %
night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-13
s\IE UNDER EXECUTION.
Walter W"irmHu Plnintff.


T. a. Sorrcils Defendant
whereas uy Er,ue of AN execution
sue out oi The district court Of IN"
Second judicial district OF the state
OF New M"NIco ON a Judgment rem
dcred In said on the 9TH day
Of December 1913 ia favor 90 walter
Wclnman and against u. e. Surrells.
No. lO22s - >ocRct Of said court.
the action hefug % suit upon 81 prom
i-soiN mote, and the Judgment bciur
for the sum OFF one Thousand SIX
Hundred Niu,'y four aud uO-iOu
dollars Dl q Htual and Interest
thereon from october \. 1913 until
paid, ana Ipr the cost ul SUIT. shcr-
ms fees and publication making t
total due With interest 10 date "
sale of Ono ThIu-ond seven Hundred
Scycuty-cyc and ga-io0 tl.7,iFll
dollars. | did ou the 9Th day ut June
1915 at eleven tD O'Clock a m levy
upon the following described tracts
and parcels Of land situated in tho
county OF BoruHillo, state OF Sew
Mexico and b%cluusing 10 the said -
T.. Sorrclls, to-wI'
Lots numbered Ten Gol. Eleven
pb. and Twrlt, ,lgp u block NUM-
hrrod Flfty-tWo ,l2l Of the Original
ToWnsite of AlHugucrpUo, New Mex
leo as designated on u plot % said
TOWNSHIP made for the New Mexico
Town company and filed I'm IA u'ncc
Of tn" prohat, ,I"rk and cN-o'iicio
recorder Of Errulillo county New
Mexico on the -''h day of December.
lNN2:
Not.co IS hereby given that on the
End day of Jus. lHld, az the Hour "f
Ton DOi u.clouE l m. ON sand daN,
al The court house door " the said
county of GernaI.Io IN old N%lbupuer-
que. New Mexico ! viii uncr for sale
ana sell at public auction tu tho high
est bidder for cash an the right. '-
tie and interest 81 said - 49, S%urr"lls
.u ana 10 said property.
Dated ri Albuquerque. New Mex
leo this ith day uf June, lalt
JESUS ROMERO,
sheriff 81 Hplutlilo COUNTY. y. NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-13

also m. exclusive IiRhr Of selection
hy the stat, for sixty days, as proyld-
ed by the act of congress. approved
August lNth. 1894, t2s stats, 500 ,
ana after tho expiration Of such u
period of sixty days uuy land that
may remain unsolicited hv the state
and not othcrW.so appropriated a,-
cordiug To law shall bo subject 20 dis
pusal under general law as other
public lands This notice does not
anect any adverse Appropriation b.
settlement or otherwise. except under
rights that may uo found tu exist OF
prior inception.
Dated at santa re this 20th dag OF
May 1915,
WILLIAM G. M,DbNALh
Governor ~ Sew McNicu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-13
CTS HOPPING
OWN CHATS
WRITTEN "BY ERSELF"
ON orHe E,Losorv or LATTER,


I'm the APOSTLE al the i~ilu>uf> uf
LATTER IHnt-r cures Ills then
boktuf- Kin Invent. Spring fever. luV
sickness. coz lest plain t1mmy ache Will
all run ttum a gud IAN. IN stiil W.
y, through life jumping out OF the
street ,u let the Doktofs ride by IN
there scvvcn passenger cars.
4 r%ollicking Ian don't gather no
wrinkles IA Say..sEf We wud take
more time To- lan we'd not he AT home
SO often when Truhbic calls lnthu
don't COS, nuthln hut a weak heart
neither. hut most uf us is misrrs when
1t GUNS to latin
meme real downright. uut and ont
latin too Thet's the only Kind th"t
lifis wurry from u mind Qnd yur
mind from yur wurricS \ smile Is n
.t.ngy mans Ian. W Won lated out
loud lot- YOU wudn't heat the I'm col
i%ccturS ring NJ the - " IN mi y way
- hc heard Won larin yur credit wud
be pud fer nnnuther wear
Ia saw. - man who claims he
can't flud nuthin I" Ian AZ probably
NHl I n''u lh lNh luI'I'I NH'N u'h
s"lr' The wurld is fuil ~ things 10
lnm ut but most ~ ms IL afrndc folks
won't think We got emmy hranes II we
don't allus lux like the "Hctor Tax.
ing part of the Dyspepsia ads.
I'm rrcly nervous ahhuut the ltlnSufv
OF LATTER girls ~ YOU cud only Tern
go luk fer the lnG IN everything and
AN whether YOU found II or not his
Old wurld wud he lest u stopping on
place Ia ~fIcuvuu The urst rule of the
T%lo~ofv ~ lnftor b. You must lh'
whether It's raining or shining whether
yuu got tibet new dress or not Emmy.
1u. kin lnn when lif' l. running along
as smooth a. the ortym"hil"s de- ~ th'
ads ont II takes the Spirrlt of Joy O.
an when yur he'd Is splitting ~ yur
nick 'oethc jumping an yur sIummh'i
f.lo> ~ though the lropean Wal has
moved But Ian cuuNw way cu II sum
t., Gums along Jest then an steps ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-13

Chicago. Jun. o. strength d,
.oluu,d tu fhr wheat uurE,' 'ud.h
after tu early dc,lIu" that resulted
if,w lower quotations az laN,t pool
aud from tatnfanI, weather for the
domestic crop ppculue prices which
ranged from a, f" -, lower with
Iuly ID. Sl0-is to SiulH,. ana sep.
icmhrr az tlnl', Co flutS W'r,
followed %, an uptuIu 'u w'l above
Yesterday uul~h The clos, Was nTw.
"a. Hli.p Q" 49, net higher with
Iul, si.uiN and September 81 "G
IHo1.
Corn -NiS,d with wheat Nftot
opening ac go 4y higher The mar
b'r scored some -diu~ The close
Na- -,roug pi so .o O." d. De- net
advance.
Commission house .clltHg doprcs-
sod oats
Provisions rose with hog.
CLOSE
Wh't, Iuly slUlas Sept. 81 oG
Corn JulN rIh.c, SEPT ,oAc
oats JulN g,o sept JN's,.
PORK Jul> S22s @ Sept t2s 20,
Lard Iul' Slese; Sept Sl29,.
Ruh. Jul, sl}ou' sept tl3l"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-13
NOTICE ron PUBLIC NTION.

Department OF tho Interior. United
States Land Office az santa Io
Sew Mexico, May 20, i9lG
Not.cc De- ucr"ny gwen that Luis
TruilIu lurlmIllo of Albuquerque.
y. McN.. Who. 0u August q 1903
made Homestead Entry 81" 0l0s30
tor lots 8 and aud the SW NEh
and SEA NWi, section g. and ad-
ditioutl Homestead Entry So u2i-ea
ON August %. 1915. fur ~Et NE4
Sec. %. and W. NNt ana NEi.
NWL Sro. 80. township ~. Range
~. y. NJ. T. Mor.IIHn has Med up
tioo. Of intention iu make a.,-y'rr
proof. To- establish claim 'u th" land
above described. hcfuf" George d.
craig, United states commissioners a.
Albuquerque, y McN., ON August
1916.
claimant names ~ witnesses
Felipe Truj.llo. 81 Armiio. y Nov
George Trulillo, Of ArmiIo, s.. Mos
Pedro Moutuyn 81 Albuquerque. y.
MrN., tiregptIa ~Candelasia. Of Alhu-
qu,rguc, y Mex
FRANCISCO DEfGADO.
Register.
T. T.. $50. L. T., rs.
Evening Herald Albuquerque, y NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-13

Now work. June 1.-The metal cN'
change quotes lead offered 81 go
speltcr. cas-, spot. Epst - Louis de
livery. t3hac asked
At London. Lead $50. 's spslt"r.
tGN
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FOR RENT--Houses.
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FOR ~SALE--HOUSES

FOR SALE t-room brick house
modern with steam heat Best Loo
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FOR REST Nl.oly furnished roors
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RAILROAD MEN DEFEND
TRAFFIC SERVICE GIVEN
MOUNT GRETNA TROOPS
Superintendent McCaleb Asserts
Accommodations Were Same
as Those Provided for
Travelling Public
BIG WORK WELL DONE

HARRISBURG, July 12.--R, c. Morse,
who represented the American Railway Asso-
citation at the Mount Gretna encampment,
left there last evening and has returned to
his duties as passenger tralnmaster of the
Philadelphia Terminal division at Broad
Street Station.
Superintendent w. B. McCalcb. of the
Philadelphia division, today reported that
in all the train movements out of Mount
Gretna in the period of its occupation by
the troops amounted to 6O3 cars, 334 coach
es, S8 slcepers, 35 baggage cars combina-
tons, 50 gondolas, II stock cars and lis
box cars.
The railroad people are highly pleased
with the manner in which this volume of
business was handled, and they have re-
ceived the thanks of army officers at Mount
Gretna, who expressed themselves as highly
satisfied with the way the transportation
problem was handled
Railroad officials say evidence that the
coaches used by the troops are the same
used in regular service is shown by the fact
that $50 cars accumulated at Harrisburg
for the movement of troops were used to
handle the holiday crowds when 1t was
found the soldiers would not Immediately
need them, and then returned to this point
THE railroad companies went to a great
deal of trouble and expense" said Super
intendent McCaleb, ito see that the rum
ming gears of the coaches were in the best
possible condition and that the coaches were
thoroughly cleaned and disinfected before
sent to Mount Gretna, and kept an extra
force Of more than 100 car inspectors at
work in Harrisburg under the direction of
II. B. Huber, assistant master mechanic
in addition to 90 car inspectors at Mount
Gretna, under direction of G. r. Baker gem
eral foreman of car repairs. After the
cars had been thoroughly cleaned and dis
infected at Harrisburg they We're rein
spected at Mount Gretna. so as TO be alb
solutely sure they We're in lrst-class con-
dtion. After they were inspected by the
railroad authorities, Government officials
were notified and they We're then inspected
by the army officers that there was no
possibility of cars leaving Mount Gretna
other than in good condition"
Mr.. McCaleb said It was a matter of
great satisfaction TO him TO note how well
the State and national governmental au-
thorities worked together at Mount Gretna
under trying circumstances and he was
impressed with the discipline and morale
of the camp