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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-03

trifle nonplussed and directed Ser
seant Adams to take him out again
while further action was decided on.
Must Prove Statement.
Senator Bickcl then moved that q
committee of three prepare "A formal
charge and set q GATE for hearing
and Senator Ferguson moved n substi-
tute that Carver he adjudged guilty
and senterccd 70 ten days IN jail.
Both motions were withdrawn when
Mcintosh suggested that the attorney
general be asked to prosecute. Ac-
cepting the assignment Freezing ad-
dressed the senate, declaring that
Carver, II he admitted publication of
the article in question, was guilty of
contempt and that his only defense
was 10 prove that the senate had been
bought.
Then Doctor Carver was brought in
again.
81 believe that If I had the oppor-
tunity," he said on being questioned
again. 81 could bring proof to show
that l was reliably informed that tie
matters mentioned in my article were
true"
Adjournment Fixed.
lie refused to make any other
statement, except to plead that he
vas 'lOl sunny VI contempt VI lhS
senate.
A filibuster started by II senators
came near adjourning the senate and
house at noon Saturday, but the
majority prevailed at last and at 11:20
o'clock Governor Trapp
signed n concurrent resolution fixing
sine die adjournment for March 10
and recalling a resolution which ended
the session at noon Friday. Motions
We're made to refer to the steering
committee to postpone indefinitely and
to refer to the oil and gas committee,
but all were tabled in time to preserve
the record.
New OIL Amendment.
new per cent gross production
tax amendment was introduced by
Senators Keller and Snyder 1t was
learned that the plan is to submit, if
possible, a per cent and per cent
amendment permitting the voters to
take their choice.
The senate adopted a concurrent
resolution by Ferguson and johnson,
authorizing the game and fish warden
to republish "Outdoor Oklahoma" and
Forest, Field and Stream" compiled
by the late Fred S. Barde for the
game department of the state.
motion to refer the house work
mans compensation bill to the cal
endar without reference to committee
was defeated, rendering more doubt
full than ever passage of the State
Federation OF Labor compensation
amendments at this session.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-03

LEWES, Del, March Am un-
identified steamer went ashore today
off smith Island. va. Coast guard
crews are standing by the vessel.
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LEADER OF STATE
CHIROS ARRESTED
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE


the charges made over his name. For
some time the senate refused to take
the matter seriously. Senator j. Ell
mer Thomas asserted that to ignore
the attack would be an invitation to
repetitions. Senator Bickell, Demo-
cratic caucus chairman, and Senator
Mcintosh, administration leader
urged that n committee take testi-
mony and report back to the senate
Senator Hall finally brought in a
substitute resolution which charged
that the offensive advertisement had
been for the purpose OF influencing
the house in its consideration of the
anti-chiropractor bill, and had re-
Elected on the integrity Of the senate.
1t directed Carver's arrest and was
adopted. 81 to 13.
During the daily recess Sergeant
alarms Adams and John Yount, his
assistant, searched the city for DR.
Carver and returned to the capitol
without him. Shortly before the
house was to take up the chiropractor
bill, Carver stepped from an elevator
and into an ante-room on his way to
the house gallery. Adams saw him
and served the warrant, taking the
chiropractor to senate committee
room to await the pleasure Of the
upper house.
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Newspapers support.

The Business Mems league has en-
dorsed the moVemnt, and is quietly
encouraging the work Of Glenn CON
don. Tulsa's representative. The local
newspapers are outspokcn in favor of
uniting with Tulsa county. SO fhr as
cne can hear the talk of the people
1t would seem that everybody will hail
with delight the chance to vote on
this proposition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-03

No. 2 California Peaches.
Rolled Oats,.,..................Sc
BAKING Powder. .,.............
BcSt SODA ..........,..... ......tc
Ohtdp SODA, .........,...... ..iC
All 10c smoking Tobaccos. os..........Sc
DUNLAP BROTHERS.
Corner Second and Boston.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-03
Had Attorney With Him.

While he was held outside the
chamber, the rules committee hur-
riedly met to summon Attorney Gen
eral Freezing and prepare course
Of procedure. When they reported
Lieutenant Governor Trapp called
Senator Thomas to the chair and
Thomas called for a return on the
warrant. Sergeant Adams led Dr.
Carver in. Carver was accompanied
by George S. Evans, a local attor-
ney and was bundled in an overcoat,
which he wore thruout the hearing.
He carried an umbrella to the chair
assigned to him on the presidents
platform and held 1t during all the
proceedings.
what have you got to say in ex-
tenuation or explanation OF the
charges against you?" asked st cor
Thomas when the clerk had recalled
the Pointer article and senate reso-
luton.
rs there a formal charge against
me?" asked Carver. 81 wrote the ar
ticle in question. signed 1t and paid
for its publication. II the senate has
no charge against me, would like to
go my way in peace
At Carver's hedging the senate Wa
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him and n
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Ministers Favor.

The ministers are for the change,
too, for far too many couples find it
convenient TO get their marriage IL
censes at Tulsa, and are then COM
PEELED by law to get married in that
county. If they did apply for license
at Claremore they would be apt to
nave the ceremony performed in that
city instead Of coming back home.
Property owners claim that lover
taxes would result from the attach
ment to Tulsa county, alleging that
the amount would he one-half of what
Rogers county requires. There are
even politicians who favor the change,
altho some who are ambitious for
honor and influence wish to have
Collinsville enter into an alliance
with some other Rogers county towns
to get their share of the offices.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-03
WOnen'S millinery

Hundreds of beautiful new spring hats in the
latest shapes and colors. You cannot afford
to buy your spring hat without seeing our
magnificent assortment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-03
SENTIMENT FOR MOVE
SEEMS OVERWHELMING
Collinsville's Desire to Unite
With Tulsa County Appears
Practically Unanimous.
Special to The World.

Special TO The World.
COLLINSVILLE, okla. March q
Expressions of public sentiment would
indicate that our citizens are anxious
to vote upon the proposition of being
taken into Tulsa county. and the pref
erence for the change seems to be
practically unanimous. There are
various reasons why everybody will
be better satisfied to cut loose from
Rogers county.
The chief reason is the matter Of
time and convenience of attending to
county seat business. We have to go
thru Tulsa to reach Claremorc, or
else pay a big livery charge for posi-
bly, attending to a small piece Of busi-
ness. 1t requires the loss Of an en-
tire day to make the trip, and the
return must be made late at night
Claremore is shut off from us by land
in muddy weather when automobile
travel is disagreeable. But if the
county seat were Tulsa we could go
any time in few minutes over the
Santa Fc at a cost of so cents and re-
turn quickly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-03
LadieS' Spring Boots

Dozens of new arrivals in ladies' boots; Sc
white kid, black, brown and gray kid, q
patents and brown calf boots. Get our pri
on shoes before you buy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-03

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du milf Il note
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-04
Notice of Administrators Sale

Notice Is hereby given that on the
2nd day of June, \. ID. 1917. at ten
ll0) o'clock in the forenoon of said
day al he front door of the court
hou-r IN the Village of Deming, in
AID county and state. the undcrsign-
ed administrator rs afore aid will sell
at public auction to the highest bid
der. for cash, the following describ-
ed real estate, to-wit:
Lots five ljJ and six lGl in block
3D. in the townsite of Deming, New
Mexico. according 10 the plat there
of Oh file IN the office of the county
rlcrv and cN-oificio recorder of said
County of Luna. State of New Mex
leo. together with all and singular
the tenement>, heredltamenls and APP
purtenanccS thereunto belonging or in
anywise apper'ainlng and all right
title or interest of whatsoever ma.
ture. of the said Mamie l.. Rab
and Thomas rabbi. both now deceas
ed. or either of them, in and to said
real estate and the appurtenances.
The sale aforesaid was authorized
by an order made and entered in tn,
above entitled cause on the 10Th da,
Of April. T. u. 1917.
Dated hi, 1T day of May, \. ID
1917.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-04
CHAUTAU0UA IDEA
HAS COME TO STAY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oSE)

CONTINUED FROM Faye oSEl
land W. Baggott, who by the divine
right of noble manhood has n life
lease on the juvenile judgeship Of
DAYTON. ohio. The mammoth au-
dieuce saw the Judges court in action
and all loved the Judge. There will
sure be some big bright stars IN the
Baggott heavenly headger. The
SSH. Co also gained lot more
friends.
Monday the Boston Light Opera
Co. appeared IN special music and
the charming "C hines of Normandle.
The community lecture by Dr. \. +.
Turner was very much enjoyed.
Tuesday. Dcming was greatly ben
fitted by pr. Francis l.ybarger, the
best posted man IN America on taxa
ton and the land question. DR. Ly-
barger advocates the single tax in a
most logical and convincing manner,
The Ongava~ furnished the musl
cal entertainment. and America :
great impcr>onatur. Sidney l.andon,
assisted IN the evening.
"Wednesday was great day. Nv"
uf the worlds keene-t thinkers and
most forccfu and finished platform
orators. DR.. Frank Bonn and DR..
Montaville Flowers. the former speak
ing on History and Progress, aud
the latter on THE Rebuilding of the
Temple" aud "The Yellow Peril.
In the next issue We will give brief
surveys of both these great master
pieces.
The Musical Arts Quartet furnish
ed music.
Our great chautauqua week ended
in blaze of glory Thursday even
ing. the vast audience wearing ont IT.
cheering hands in applauding James
Goddard. the matchess bass baritone
Of the world. assisted by Ruth Ray.
yiolinist. and Robert Yale Smith pi-
nnist. Anna Therese Davault read
poly of the Circus in the after
noon.
The chantauqua and Deming are
perpetual lovers now.
II is a peculiar thing that every
one of our great lecturers are resi-
dents Of Ohio.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-04

FOR SAlE-hcmington typewriter,
new. See McCracken at the Graphic.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Good work
horse. medium size, in perfect condi-
ton. See The Graphic at once.
FOR SALE OR RENT Furnished
l-room house with porch, garage,
chicken house. electric lights; reh',
Sl7 See MacCracken at the Graph
ir office.
FOR SALE-IIouse with bath, gar
ace, electric lights lot 50yl42; one
one of the best bargain of the yea.
See MJcCracken at the Graphic of
flee.
FOR SALE OR RENT Furnished
broom house with porch. garage.
chicken house, electric lights, Sl1
See McCraeken at the Graph
FOR SAIE-B Brand new telegraph
instrument and instruction book. -.
%. Call on Mr.. Adams at Cottage
Santarium or Graphic
FOR SALE-l0 acres improved land.
broom house. wind mill, out houses
IL miles from Demlng, southwest,
500, big bargain See Mac Crack
en- at the Graphic.
FOR SALE-House with bath, gar
age, electric lights; lot jOxlA2. one
Of the best bargains of the year.
See McCrackcn at the Graphic.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-propcrl 3
IN Los Angeles with II rooms ami
lot 6Oxl5O; very good rental prop
o,iIion for the right person who de.
sircs California property. See Mac
Cracken at the Graphic office.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A 4-flat
building in Long Beach. Calf. This
Is Al proposition. See MarCracken
at the Graphic office.
FOR SALE-One 3O-h. y. engine in
good condition; only $780, ".
haamann. 32tf
FOR SALE-New Chevrolet roads.
ter. Apply Deming Transfer Il Fuel
Co. 81
FOR SALE-Six II. Z. gasoline on
sine' Inquire of Fred Sherman. pc
FOR SALE-rhe fi-est 4O-acre
ranch IN the valley. Cash or terms
II YOU want good farm that can be
handled easily see me abor, this
T. II. Wing, Lester house corner
sPluee ana topper. 29tf
FOR SALE-0verland Chevrolet.
Ford, Buick, Hudson automobiles Al
the Park garage. "
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-04
CLASSIFIED WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

Sc MacCracken at the Graphic Of
flee
FOR SALE passenger Studc.
baker auto; also Henderson motor
cycle See or write Allen trotchett,
Demiuu. Sic
FOR SALE OR TRADE-l4-acre
ranch. nine acre, in alfalfa, l-room
California style bungalow, large barn,
fine WELL wind mill, and tank water
pipcd to house and barn; garden and
yard cheap irrigation water. in city
limits. close to public school, right
off paved road See MacCracken at
the Graphic office.
FOR SALE-Rauch of eighty acres.
all under cultivation. two and half
miles from town house of four room,
with two porches. three barns, tool
house, tenant house, coal and wood,
house, hog house. two hen houses,
hog corral, tank house. cistein. 80
gallon tank. Home electrically light
ed, bath, hot and cold water, 40 h. p.
Fairbanks Morse engine, two and Il
half tank house engine, and 9th
cr improvement See MacCracken
at the Graphic office.
FOR SATE-llalf of block No.
South Addition and the west hale
See MacCrackcu at the Graphic of.
flee.
FOR SALE-l0O white Ieghou
hens team horses farm wagon; buy
gy; cream separator; jersey COW and
calf SoeNacCrackcn ut the Graph
ic office.
FOR SALE acres of land one and
a half miles east Of Dcming with q
broom house and large porch; dom
este well pumps 900 gallons min
ute: 100 fruit trees bearing: price
200 See MacCracken at the
Graphic office.
FOR SALE. c. Smith typewriter
only used four months. $50. See
MacCracken at the Graphic Office.
FOR SALE-Ncw Remington tyne
writer. See MacCracken at the
Graphic office.
EGGS-White I.eghorn Matching ere
= per setting of 10; English ana
American strain. See MacCracken
al the Graphic.
FOR SALE G. Smith typewriter
only used 4 months, $50. See Ne.
Cracker at the Graphic.
FOR SALE acres land. ~ miles
east of Dcming, with broom house
with large porch; domestic well
pumps 900 gal. water per minute
100 fruit trees bearing; consideration
1920. See McCracken at the
Graphic.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-04

FOR SALE-Forty-acre farm; 30
acres cleared, well; chocolate loan
soil. level; five miles east of Dem
ing in the shallow water belt: half
mile from shipping point. See Mae
Cracker at the Graphic
FOR SALE Brick house with mod
crn improvements; near school lot
50N92: consideration $3.50. See
MacC rarken at the Graphic
FOR SALE--Frame house; modern
improvements: range; lot i0V50
price $4,000. See MacCrackeu Mt
the Graphic office.
FOR SALE-Four farms, all within
a radius Of ten miles of Deming and
ranging in acreage of from forty 10
a half section. See MacCracken at
the Graphic office.
MATCHING EGGS-From a cross of
England and Americas best strains
of s. c. White Leghorns Special
rates balance of season: sl.00 per
sitting of Is; $500 per l00.--L. l..
Gaskill. 32tfc
FOR SAl.E-Eightv acres; 4-room
house; fine well; half mile from
Miesse station on the Miesse tract
Ten acres under cultivation: forty
~ix acres fenced: shed and chicken
house with 3-foot chicken wire. See
MacCracken, Graphic.
FOR SALE-Native hay at Sl4 to
SIG per ton, delivered anywhere
within three miles of Deming. w. j.
Wamel. 2itf
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Will sell or
exchange farm of - acres with
beautiful house mile and half from
town. House has five rooms, facing
east: hot and cold water: bath: 3
porches; electric lights; two wells.
Orchar of $50 trees. grapes. etc. IT.
rigation well will pump 80 gallons
a minute; fine prospect for apples
and pears this year. See MacCrack-
en- at the Graphic office.
FOR SALE-Property with six bung-
allows on same plot. one G rooms, one
) rooms, one rooms. two 3 rooms,
one 2 rooms; centrally located and
all of the best and most modern type.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-04

Bette c. Upton, Dona Rabb, Grin
Rabb. Golden Rabb. Laura Rabb,
Bert rabbi. Rose Rabb, and Gertrude
rabbi Cody. defendants.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-04
JOHN r. RABB.
Administrator as aforesaid

thaS. Stevens and NJ. Oliver. of
Silver City. were in town this week
tc purchase bean drills of F. c. Pc
tcr-ou
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-04
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.-l0-acre desert relin-
punishment; 20 acres fenced. good
well dug To water: nice, smooth grass
land; , miles from Deming, facing
Silver City road. $50. See Mac
Cracken at Graphic office.
FOR SALE--Or will exchange for
alfalfa lay, some extra fine brood
sows with litters Of pigs. Also some
extra fine dairy calves.-Trowbridge
Dairy. 43tf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
In the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District of the State OF
New Mexico, within and for the
cunty of Luna.

job, T. Rabb. administrator OF the
estate of Mamie l.. Rabb. deceased.
and administrator of the estate OF
Thomas Rabb, deceased, petitioner.
VS..
Osceola Rabb, Thomas j. Goode,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-04

FOR SALE-Property with six bung-
allows on same plot. one 9 rooms, one
. rooms. one 4 rooms, two 3 rooms,
one . rooms; centrally located and
all Of the best and most modern type.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-04

NANTED-Second hand, cheap mo
t"rcycle. See MacCracken 1T Tho
Graphic office.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-04
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT go Furnished rooming
house. Tel. a.
FOR RENT-Rooms by week or
month. See MacCracken at Graph
ic office.
FOR RENT-Sherman residence. ON
South Copper: rooms, large hall.
See Graphic at once.
FOR SALE-Smoothing harrow. .
horse cultivator, planter. 7. Do
dcrer. 36c
FOR RENT-4-room house with bath
and in excellent condition; not fur
nished. See MacCracken at Graph
lie office.
FOR RENT-5-room modern house
well furnished. electric lights. bath.
See MacCracken at Graphic office.
FOR RENT-4-room house, cor. Cop
per and Ash; furnished, bath. cleo
trie lights, and in very good condition.
See MacCracken at Graphic Office.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-04
WANTED

WANTED Man and wife to look al
ter house and garden during our sum
mu Boa California; A. BurdicE
36tfe
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-04

For Rent 3-room apartment fur
ni-hed, SIS. See Mace racken at tho
Graphic office.
FOR RENT-Tbree room house;
bath, screen porch; light and water
Inquire Of q. W. Chester. $40 Cop.
per avenue. 33tfnp
FOR RENT-M Modern house at corner
Spruce and Zinc. See MacCracker
900 the Graphic.
TO LET-Apartments, rooms and
houses T. II. Wing, Lester house
corner spruce and Copper. 29ti
NANGRE has rented houses IN Dem
.ug over eleven years and is still in
the business. II
10 LET Cottages for healthseek.
cr-: with or without board. The
Wing Tent Cottages. Phone LIS. II
FOR RENT Ranches of any dis.
crlptlon close in. See MacCracken
at the Graphic
FOR RENr-Large furnished room
bath, etc. Enquire 2ll Iron ave-
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-19
CBy United States Cable)

WASHINGTON, Monday March 19-PreSldent Wilson today considering several courses open to nm as the result of the sinking without warning by German submarines, of three American steamers yesterday
 Secretary Lansing informed the newspaper men thlS morning that the situation too serious to discuss
 Technically peace still exists, but officially It IS ao mitted that Germany has committed the overt act which precipitates virtual state of war.
 It is reported that the president may summon con- gress in special session at once
 The president late today authorized the navy to spend S15 in speeding up naval construction ana to ouy small auxiliary craft He also issued an executive order suspending the eighthOur laws on naval constructor with the payment of time and half for over time
 Appeals were sent to one hundred building concerns late today to provide the government immediately WCh 200 or more Ofoot motor boats of special design to act as submarine chasers Contracts will be let to those able to deliver at the earliest moment
 General l. R. Sherwood civil war veteran and pacl- fist from Ohio one of the few members of the house who opposed armed neutrality in the 64th Congress, today urged the president to call congress immediately in extra session for the purpose of declaring war against Ger many He also sgnifed his willingness to resign his seat in congress and take up against the kaiser Sher wood was in 43 battles in the civil and was mustered out brigadier-general He is now 82 years ot age
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-19
COMMIT OVERT ACT
President Orders Rush Work on Ships

American embassy has advised Washington fully Of the affair.
 The lost vessels are the Illinois, City of Memphis and Vigilancia.
 Several men are missing from the Vigilancia and some from the City of Memphis.
 The Vigiancia torpedoed without warning, the submarine leaving the scene without coming to the sur face The fourth engineer and thirteen men are missing and it is feared they were killed in the engine room.
 The Illinois, en route from London to Port Arthur, Texas in ballast was sunk at 8 o'clock Sunday morning without warning The crew were landed at British port
 Gun fire was used by the submarine crew which sunk the City of Memphis en route from Cardiff Wales, to New York. in ballast.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-19
BOATS AND TRAINS

The freighter CordOva is due today. The Alaska sailed south at ll:SO Saturday night.
 The Admiral Farragut arrived from Seldovia at o'clock this afternoon, and will sail south tonight.
 The S. s. Dora will sail for the westward at 5 o'clock this afternoon. The Northwestern sailed from Se- attle Saturday for Seward and way ports.
 The train left this morning for Mile 70 at S:9O o'clock.
 Trails
 Trails good, with a temperature of 24 at Mile II; l3 at Mile 52; 15 at Mile 84, and l3 at Mile 12.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-19
TRANSFER OF ROAD WORK
 IS CONSIDERED
Secretary of War to Put Work in Alaska in
 Lanes Control
(By United State. CabIey

WASHINGTON, Monday, March Baker is considering the proposition of a transfer of super vision of Ne management of roads and trail construction in Alaska, to the department of the interior. He is said to be inclined to recommend the transfer, either by executive order or by congressional action. Decision in the matter will probably be made by the time congress conveneS.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-19

True to his promise, Rev. George John Finn arrived on the Admiral Farragut Saturday night, in time for a part of the minstrel show. Rev. Finn conducted services at St. Peters church Sunday, and will return to Valdez on the Farragut. He expects to reach Seward again on the first boat after Easter.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-19
FEAR CAPTAIN AND NINE ARE PRISONERS
fRv United States Cable)

(Bv
 WASHINGTON, Monday, March 19.-Fear that Captain Borm and nine seamen of the City of Memphis are prisoners aboard the German submarine which sank the ship is conveyed in late message received today from Consul General Frost in Queenstown The captains boat was found at II o'clock today with indications of it's hasty abandonment the captains papers being found sec reted in biscuit tin in the boat