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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-28
RECONSTRUCTION
Of NAVAL FORCE
NOW UNDER WAY
HITJENIND -llPS TAM ptA,I~ s.
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fu... aud WHr
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|... I ihc Olde. Uaffle.hIr.
H.. Ipod BOO lu.e uumb.r
#.... .. iimiral H.. rs Grant
FORMERLY mndinr tna Fifth
..... ilerf I..- fnr.. uilI
..r... # Hsiors a. and H and
squadron. Id Th. newer ships
If. grouped p force number auF
... .L of Niu.IimiraI IU
H H H. formerly commanding
u French irs. to command .1H1f
ror FOUR iier.iooi f0 place him
.r .m. f.E nmand of force
N.rBH" fI Charlie. n plunEeft
formerly Iuiy m Washing 0n
fIE.. com "d ul ff. DESTROYER
f1r. 0f fl. .eot now fr I. divided
rs ara tha u 'leshIps .n fuo rrours
0n'''as rum err 81 arI H..r
admiral fsh.f H Robertson f1rm-
arly commanding fhe DESTROYER force
is assigned "a. command flotlia n.m-
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-28
ARMOUR DRAFT INC
LEGISLATION F D R.
PACKING INDUSTRY
PLANS TO SUBMIT MEASURE To
CONGRESS AS SUBSTITUTE
FOR PRESENT BILL.
MORRIS ALSO TESTIFIEs
Declares Before House Interstate
Commerce commission That
Pending Legislation Would
Prove Costly Co Consumer

Ef N.sn" lated |HDra
WASHINGTON Dam p Or.
dem Armour pr..iB.ni .f Armour
A. Compar, t9Id tHr ..pate arr.
rH'ur, committee Tonight at cone
.u.ion uf bI. testimony that ha and
n.. counsel Won. funmr Iar..la-
fuu Inr fn. regulation uf tho m.at
rl.lHrr industry which Do ayn.ataa
t. submit .. "a substitute lur similar
HUs NOW h,for. congress
N.lnr. b.rr presented Oh. f.rfs-
f.ffnr .,.iIf b. s-br..tt.f f. .tb.. ut1.r
bf,. .....,r. ..nl f4.. tn8.r.rI.r. ..,
fr..r ,.rr.... ,Ir Arm.r, SIN ur
added tr.f I. believed ra rI4r
(which l. Ula ir f.irF ,,rIf ..t..tr
rr.aue.r and .or lrra- .r1 ramnee
..,rfs.,,...... al. tI.. r...ter. . ,I...t
I,. admitted .aar.3 General
N~ ,rmsur reiterated fhst his
.puo.if,ou to rorfrol b, Tine c.t,rr.
mont or fh. railroads o, rafr.r.r4-
t,r and Ita.fo.t .sr. ana s.aeE-
wards va. prediOatsl .ol.'y ou his
f.,, tba, rsulG mot l. ,r.-,t.E .s
efficiently b.. now Bio Said he boz.
u.ved priylta ownership of branch
bouses sb.oiptaly necessary buf &c..
elprol rov.rnmert-operated branch
houses for the small ngetara would
NOT be opposo8 hy tho large .om-
raniea
Morris Nnncars
While Ar Armopr was 0nishinr
ljs tesiimopv bofore tho committee
-, +, -. ~ ,,,.t.... ..;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-28

= $1,000. OOO FIRE
, At ROY n MILL

= PROVIDENCE. % 3 Jan
+ -5 Tile ROyal N.I a' River g
2 Pinot uno ot the largest uf tho Z
, R %. and % Knight plants Was Z
= virtually. destroyed by r ro. 4
: night
The loss is estimated tt :
? $1,000 .uuN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-28

.y Associated Prsss
WASHINGTON. Dan 2--A bash,
for complete agreement ON the war
revenue bin was reached late today
hr the senate and house COuforees
Senator simmons chairman of fGe
virtually aI important questions
remaining u dispute Including the
war excess profits rates had been
agreed upon ana that an pOs-i. ..fE
10 deadlock and failure OF tb. mI
had been passed
Announcement of the conference
agreement on the war profits and
other basic disputes was deferred
huf 8. was said that 10 would Doc
made Wednesday or Thursday when
ca reprint of the bin as finally
aFrpnd to viii be completed IN.
conference report SIS expected % be
90 The senate and house
late 'hIs week. and the .riareos
HHpe H wlI ho adopted rH both
bodies u.Nt week and on. nH sent
fu President Wilson a' IH. . his
approval
ON Three Question
. basis 0f agreement mn '.H
w..Ir. was upon three
.Hn ..H questions wa. ....
profit. taxes This year. tb. SENATE Ia
.i'".....- t0 OH and gas fH rr
fHH ..fur zone system off second
class mai. rates ff Was ...r...
'HH' HarmouFUg diffarHr.. .r
.a. .r disputes fho .n.......
Hr n.rea .s of ff. ..r...
. profits rates. adopt f.a
. provision substantially H- proc
.. 'H. .euHft and UHur.
GLASS mail amendment
600. .w,ut ON war .,H...
.... .. f0r 1918. it was stated
..r retention of the srr.f.
I.r cent Hr corpora f....
.... H excess .I credits Hr
.... Hf 20 utr cent uf "
capital Gov increase tru.
pom .rf ou uDome r ...
n.r cent and for rotten
so nar e.rf TAX on ua-
TH. hche. rates va-.
ht Ucnrosrnfat,.
. others uf the hons.
~,rttr u1 Clause Wins.
-UuIf. .HuIrrHfs were re-
IH h. wuH their fight .-
r..r.Hu Ht fGa senate provision
JON ..E .Erwp- .UH Uf .u urr ....
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-28

NiN. urged The congress '. .H
tend ihe period ot federal cnntrH. H.
the railroads t0 tive wears h..u
that win give 90. um0 f0 d.t.'p
some OF the most important existing
water routes coordinate Then Uliu
the railroads and prove fH,r WORTH
ls par q. great American rams
puTfUiiuU system
% ALSO iea. fhIf tbc r...umrH.
should c.ufrH. fHe railroad. HHd '|.
inland WATERWAYS f0r period U. ...
years SOD .haf 'Hey may .r uw n. ..
.urImaf"I With our government
chant war.r, which Ha- Heau H"
1 .ar 1f wnr than fR. h.... ..
.as ui which under aN.... .n
.H. rv.rrm controls '
t.Ir period
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-28
.nNiHNt CUApNIrk
DTNn ~. pNTt NONIl

, rs Associated Pres.
= NEN YORK Dan % nr
> Admiral French Fnsar Chad.
= Wick N retired Who
= Waa .h.af lI staff uI Admiral
= sampson the spanish american
= war died TODAY 90 pneumonia
. af his winter home here
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-06
PubLN SAFE

NIil sell 90 public auction to
The highest 'a rat my rrsidence
5 miles east 81 Marble llill and
uI" nurib,fi'u- store. nu
TUESDAY FEBRUARY j. 1919
the inilo-iH. H-uD# pnur.ry
Three prur1 mares from 8 10 q
YEAR old t~a lu GOAL 2-yeaf-oid
horse colt l3 head If cattle 3 fresh
? will be fresh DO March ! 10 April
. by june ! tr.rilug hsIierS 2
yeaFIne steers. some extra rocd
milk COWS al under years old
hfood sow due 'a 'arro~ March /
9 head Of fditeuiu- pigs. Mccormick
mower eooi as ur~ hay rake. disc
harrow LlHStre'h wagon ami sci of
harness ~ good a, uee ploW Gears
double set Of buggy harness. plows
and other farming implements.
10000 or $4,000 pounds Of hay
some corn ana oats all household
and Kitchen furniture good heat
ef ! extra good COOK stove Good
Blue Bel cream separator bed
steals with sr-lU sewing machine
"a
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-06

was bousht through The ied admin.
is,rI,in and !, Is Do~ beine dl,-
s@ns~d
The ~nf department. through s,-r.
rrtsfy Ba.ef. l. con,rSin, ~or.-f.
O. the sc-ur on government uans.
pofis -ithoui c,st Secretary II
the Navy Dau,-s s placing q, the
committees disposal shils on ~hirh
Ia strip "thrf suppl,-s And this !,
without cp,t
Hoover has otdrfri all fosi HI.
minlstrilof, IN ever, state and in
every cuuutS e. io an ~ ihrR pn~
rf Iu ma.r thi, ttmpaisn . qui,k
-uorr.s ~ that U.ill,o1s II h,rs ~ill
- ssY~i
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-06

DiNaul' D.. shuH 'H leave us w.
~ish him surr,,, wherever hc rpe,
Re, ; c l.Uaafi of Nenfro
.nolhrf sl, uf uU .tudrnt, visited
school the latter port 81 lisi week
Dean Chandler slp be-, been u.t
of ,,upH lh- lr jNo Or three
mpntu,. ,l>tug g The Pies, u;'srr
j. ~itH u. HaaIl
lhH joliet, rendered their second
program 81 the yrar "a chapel bal.
last trids, ryruuL The hall ~.
filled TO overflow ln. and the pro
gram Sas - decided success con
siSiing uf musical numbers. readings
aud . debate The AeleIe club Was
easily the feature co. the evening
rendering several selections ana re-
ceIvius enrur .!,ar encore Other
numbers that deserve special men.
upn are Miss tikcr, rurnel solo.
violin due, b, Misses Davault and
Nmlrurr ami H,S, Hr'r's answer 10
an AulouIau suIL ~hich was com
posed 5y "a u,U.r rr u' The Antonlan
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-06
No Sepoii>m Measure fOr This
Session

4 sp~,tal from jefferson CO., %
,hr ), lnuis R.puhlt,. dais,l ! cnfa.
sry ) says
The orlrbrst'-i n~f",ism ball.
Nhlrh ha. t-,n the pt m~lsufr oi
the trpshl'rau, ~ past s~Ssipns II
the lefi.latufr ~ili BUt - intfuiuc.
~ IN the h',Ie;h general a~smtl,
Tie b,ll !, burned :, laf ss this
srss,un ts cooc-rbs,i t-clu.- min,
frpuAlcan m.ml-fs ~ 20. housr
have plact,i their ~nrS uu tie state
pay mli Snmc have .uD. e,ru
iurihef ani have tSu m.m,-rs oi
the l,mil, ou the psy full
THIS action i eNrn the mUfc ~.
nlhcsn, tss--sus~ the houss has pass.
ri several resolutions urging rm-
ploYrfs Throughout the state a. ave
~Ofs Ia the returning ~,hiicfs TIE
numt~r of snldi-is given cmplu,
men, IA the legislature ls Drglsibl-
The iollo-ing memb-f. a the
house have RELATIVES on the pa, roll
ChaneS. ~ l0uis ~Iir Evans.
Nfigh; coant, wife Brown Harm.
500 county. -ifc Coriy. Cooper
county vile Srsils. nrugiass coun
~, oa. Hoit-ft. Chrisiisn counIy.
~ffe: Basser. Livingston o,unty. wlfe.
Campbell. Cedar. wife and Son
Nrathcfrnan. Taney county daugh.
ter. Chamh-fS NJ Car daughter
BLNt-s. Monteom~ry. n.-,r. Powell.
Soar county. wife, C.1lfieh. NJ.
LOUIS. daughter Mecker Perry coun-
II. cousin. Rabcurk. Buurr county.
~Iie. SE-cf. BolhnGrr count, son
aud daughter. Williams. Barry coun.
q, ~iir Prl,s. D.sis county. ~iic
Wilson. CLARK county wife
Nrpotism has h,~n ptaCtice,i by
sptue oi the other mrmters bat the
relationship cannot hr established
t-vaue there 3. no similarity IN
the names
Five members ol the senate have
their wives nn the pay mll TneS
are Warner. VIZ. lysaghL McCuI.
lough and Nayes
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-06
PgbHC Sale

! will sell al public auction al my
residence ~ miles southeast Of
Marble Hill on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Ia. 1918
the following personal property.
-Four brood mares. 3 with foal .
3-pear-old geIdineS. l-year-old colt
manure spreader. 2 wagons, mower.
rake, disc, acme and section harrows
3 Cultivators, disc spring tooth and
shovel, , breaking plows. 4-horse
power Witte gasoline engine. wood
saw, | h, c, feed grinder. s inch l6
feet line shaft belts. several sets
harness, about 200 bales of hay.
about $50 bushels of corn. 200 bush.
els of seed oats, red rust proof some
household and kitchen furniture in.
Guiding davenport, kitchen cabinet
bureau, incubator and many other
articles too numerous TO mention
Terms Of sale-All sums under
$40, cash, on sums Of $40 and over
a credit of nine months will be given,
purchaser giving approved note
bearing 7 per cent interest No
property to be removed until terms
of sale are complied with.
K B. Conrad.
Sale hepinS at'tO a m
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-06
harr, NCCans Elected AGAIN

From the Tulsa Okla. uaIouI~t
II. J NcCanS was reelected for
his fourth term as business agent Of
PIasterers Local No 32l the even
ing Of December II. by vote Of
nearly two to one. which shows the
confidence in which he is held 10y
his local He is a live wire in the
union labor movement. and the un-
ion men of Tulsa. irrespective of
craft will be glad to know that he
has been retained in position
which keeps him at the front" al a
time when men of wide experience
and organizing ability are most
needed,
In making his final report Busi-
ness Agent McCans gave some ad.
vice which is more or less appliCa-
BILE to all organizations.
The Press would gladly reprint
the address, but our space is too
snort.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-06
The on { an again

Nos Madrid Record
Mrs Matte Row ark. living sax
mixes southeast OF Sikeston, IN New
Madrid county. was severely burned
last Sunday when the oil can from
which she was pouring oil caught
fire and exploded. thro~ine oil over
her clothing She was completely
enveloped in flames and before she
could remove her clothing was 50
badly burned that she survived only
a few hours, After removing her
burning clothing she ran TO Clarence
fork's house. a neiehbor close by.
and while Mr.. York and another
friend ran TO the house to extineuish
the flames and rescue the five
month.old child. Mrs York gave
Mira Rowark medical attention until
Drs Milan and presnell of Sikeston
could arrive.
The accident occurred at the noon
hour while Mrs Rowark was start
ing the fire in the kitchen stove,
preparatory to cooking dinner. Claud
Rowsrk. her husband. was not at
home as he had gone to Charleston
and was not due home until later.
He was notified and reached home
In a short time before his devoted
wife passed away.--New Madrid
Record.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-06
". Nj. c. Notes

Miss Jennings Houston of Senath
a former student, has been visiting
her old classmates here several days
President A. F. Hendricks went to
St. LOUIS Sunday on business, re-
turning Tuesday.
Rev. Ragsdale of Morehouse made
an interesting talk in chapel Mon
day morning,
The orchestra is progressing nice.
ly and plans a trip soon,
We are sorry to learn that Prof.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-06
Marble HHH Circuit

On account OF the death of n y
sister at limo | could not fill my
appointment at Hickory Grove Sun.
day, SO the people will please excuse
me.
There will be services next Satur.
day and Sunday at Gravel Hill.
H. f. Corbin, Pastor
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-06

Co. D, 10th NJ. G. Battalion,
American Expeiitionary Forces
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-06
Somewhere In france
November 2s 1918


A. ] have = lev spafr molnrnis
will write you fee lines We'll
father. ] came thru the hig sio-
safe and sound aud arn setting aion.
hne ] viii lp and Ave ,ou q
small idra Il ~hat | have s-cu
Of coufs We had b.-n ou n,
front line ,-.'' r. ne rig thing start,
ed foe uuf bpys bui ~rf, y-f,
aGNious Ia --- real slo~ Ne
started or" r,rulug aud hl.-,i fuuf
&C f'e lDrrs then the guus started
the harragr .i,uug until dsS ilsb'
hs follo~-i ns clos- ~ - could
aud then arut over som. tf-uru.,
aud bsfis7i ~ifr -n'inll-m,.f, 4,
~hich ssfr NefN uJuriou, aud GO,
h"ic, that ll., hlg shell, made ~,fr
iarg- enough ip u,ir . ,,am ,,,r
~rrr several ynspurrs tas-u '."
first day Ili mu,g ~ them frifral.i
e. t-ti'f p'.itiuu sud ~rfr su.
fuuud~d aui rlpiufr,i ~ lill,,i
Ne sbI1 u4i "n th. gfuuUd l.l
uigu' aaJ ~.rI morning came ~r
'svgr ga oH' wit iur~aft W. vefc
rNp..~ Deg masculine gun ire. al>n
neh' aSJ ,r.l aaut tire. ~tirn iid
nD, lssi lonk ipg =, idSaucci thru
it The tlme pas,'-i quic.ly iuf ~
~rrr VERY busy ana night came
sson
The following morning iuuud Us
guing iutN hfd agslu 18th the enemy
shooting those hig shells at us Il
~as a queer signt 10 -, tie trruche,
due-ouIs aud buihnna, torn ~ los
the be ,bell, The air men uld
great ~o'A. dropping bomts and 10
eating machine gun nests which
made u easier for our artillery
There WAS one night that ~as q
very miserable. Grraf, one fpt W.
were ON guafd IN advance of the
company aud rain fell all night.
every 0ne Set Jn9 wet thru 10 the
skin and ~e had no tifc &C. dfy our
clothes We dli the best We could
which was TO move around TO keep
warm
The following day We we're ex-
posed 10 Gas shells \ few Of th,
boys we're overcome hy the Gas and
were taken to the hospital 1t vas
at this time We lost al the officers
lu command and sent back TO th,
transport lor the only one le't Ia o.,
company We >,uck together an
OTHER day aud night getting relief e. :
four O'Clock the ucNt morning Tins
drive ru4ed for US At the Areonnr
forest lou have an idea by ,h.
paper ,uat the Areoane drlvewa.
We have been up on another front
since ;Hen and are now IN rest
camr several miles from the front
line
Vel iather, now that the war Is
over | expect to he home soon, .
probably The first Of March. When
YOU wrlte tell me all the news aud .
let me know II YOU are getting the .
allotment | made TO YOU and also
the insurance papers for you have
not told me a word about il. Have
not received any mail from you for
a long time There is no cause for
YOU and mother TO worry for am
getting along fine and hope to be
home by spring Give all my best
regards
Will close for this time, hoping
these few lines find all well and EN-.
loying good health
Your son,
John f. Brown.
Co. D, 10th NJ. G. Battalion,
American Expeiitionary Forces
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-06
Jefferson (Hy
n, stASs ray

D-spte the adSic- II SenatH S-'
don Y Sp-Dcrf and s-ction oi Oh,
Constitution II Missouri that state
senatorial districts cannot h. char 4
-i 1t this s-ssiun II the l.gislatu =
siluc republican mrmb-rs af, si'
d,aNufing to no, only hl0'k alI
moves tuN Nsfi D-S constitution
bot all frmc,iial legislation offered
iuf this srssinn
Il :, knu~n that S-naiuf SPENCER
has gissn ., - b.. opinion that the
state can not H. O. Distracted At lh,s
um. bat the s-uatuf has ad,is-d
alsn that has opinion rrgariibg the
ms'trf shouli T. krpt quiet h'-raus-
ut tie ..llil,ril ,i,,t that tai. of q
pill IT tuis cbIfs.'ef nil his, on
frpuhii ga m~mt-fs ~ tie Irgisla.
tufr
The ,ilwt io hn- all republican.
against tie ~holr,.,ir tr,uumruia.
t.uus ~ Governor ffri-urs y card.
nsf j. having Nui lIiil, 'f''7.t uum.
b'f 20 f'publl IN mrul-f, d,,'lafr
ihs constitution pfu,id,. thst
the senatorial districts D. tuuuri yt
thr hfst session oi tn- .s.,,itlf,
alter cs,h urusU, ,Dd 1! uut thea bS
the go.cfnof. attorney general aud
s-f,tap u state within thirty days
after the adjournment Of the scss,Ou
uu~ II the warm fights II The scs-
sion viii come az over ball pruNid.
ing 'r- capital punishment ln the
stair introduced by senator Won
Nhy-s & prmiscut county nls
form ot punishment ~as abolished
by a closc vote t~u years ago Scn-
stof Mays says that so'uc club must
T. held over prrSDns sentenced to
prison foe hfc Who kill for the ~
m"te,t chance Of escapr
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-06

The oil cry Of mismanacement OF
the state penitentiary has not come
up at this session Of the general as.
semhly and there has been no short.
age in the earnings of that institu-
ton regardless of the claims made
by friends Of the contract system at
the last session, A report by ". r
Painter. J. Kelly Pool and Henry
Andrae, who compose the prison
board, shows that regardless of the
increased cost of foodstuffs and the
raise in pay for guards during the
past two years there is a surplus of
Si4T,74043 The commission has
also had six gangs of convicts work
ing on the highways of the state,
In the state oil department Omar
ID, Clay has not only increased the
fees considerably. but he has caused
the gasoline agents to give full meas
ure by having hls deputy inspectors
to drop in on them and test their
measuring gauges.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-06

Secretary Of State sullivan is
planning to make II mighty hard for
automobile thieves he is working
on a number of bills which will re-
duCe such theftS to the minimum
lie says that when the measures are
provided they will have about the
same effect on car thieves as the
Antl-llorse Thief association did on
horse thieves.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-06

Members Of the house are en-.
delyoring 10 find some way to clear
the large number ~ negroes out Of
the CLOAK rooms. who are drawing
81 ~ p-r day. in order that mem
hers may set their coats and hats
The negfocs ~efr placed on the pay
roll 10y the republican members from
- l0us
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-06

In addition to raising enough mon
- by indirect taxation, without
raising taxes IN the state, To pay an
Indebtedness IT S2,077.356 95 Coy
Gardner. Attorney General NcAilis.
ter and Treasurer NlddIccamp in
creased the state school fund ap-
proNlmately 100000
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
Important Precedent
Set in Ruling In
Mine Damage Case

SANTA re, y. NJ. oct. so-An Inn
portant mining case, appealed from
Otcro county, has Just been decided
~ the supreme court, which affirmed
the judgment Of the district cour at
Alamorf rdo. Tho ease was one IN
which George Warn9ck sued the Al
varadO Mining and Milling company,
claiming that the .company had re-
moved copper ore from his claims
and converted the same to It's own
use. The company answered. ccog-
u.siHg the ownership OF the claims by
Warnock, but alleged that the re-
movai OF the ore had been In ne
cordancc with certain leases and CON
tracts. In existence between Wornock
and the company. The right to have
trial By Jury was waived and the case
tried to the court. Judge Edward l..
Mcdler presiding. The court found
for Warnock. assessing his damages
In the sum Of 50 79i.55.
An extraordinary feature about tho
decision II hat tho Judgment II near
ly Ave times NJ great ~ was prayed
Tor In warnock's complaint. He al
legged tina the company had mined
and shipped from his claims ore to
the value Of $1,000. AMI prayed for
damages In the sum Of $500. which
was figured ON a royalty basis Of 10
per rent The district court held that
Warnock was entitled to tie net value
OF The ore that was mined, M allow
ance being made for mining. freight
and smelling charges, n gave him
q Judgment for s3.79i.55. IL was
from this Judgment that the company
sued out n writ OF error, which
brought the case before the supreme
court for review. with the result that
the Judgment Of the district court Is
affirmed. The opinion IL by Justice
Reynolds, chief Justice Parker ana
Justice Roberts concurring.
With reference TO the amount OF
the judgment the syllabus snysi
where the evidence shows that
the defendant. without authority ~
right, mined. shipped and sold orc
from the plaintiffs property, the
measure OF damages for such CONVEX
sion is the net value % the nre. and
defendant IL not entitled TO deduct
therefrom the expense Of mining
freight and smelling charges"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30

Blake hid a satisfied smile az ne
left Patricia. Never a cruei man. he
yet felt elated because Of her quarrel
with her husband: gratihed at her
rank admission. II they had quar-
relied. and he was not the cause. II nj
once gave him an advantage he was
not slow to perceive. And OF which
ne would not hesitate 10 take advant-
age. .
Ills oft-repeated assertion that all
vas fair In love and war rave him
license. He Intrigued himself that he
was wronging no one; that Patricia
and oates were unconKsnial. and
would not have gone on had he been
eliminated. Such Thoughts saived his
~conscience and ave him confidence.
when noon came he did not walt;
neither ala he ask questions. But hr
sent her In n simple luncheon, deli-
cate and appetizing. with the expla-
nation that az Il was 90 hot he had
taken u for granted h would not
care 10 90 out.
How kind-how thoughtful he al
ways is.'' she repeated when the Of
with Blake's explanation. II wonlcr
II there ever was another man 10
unselnsh !"
To do Patricia Justice. that was the
way she thought OF Rlake-kind.
thoughtful. unselish. She realized
that he cared for her. yet also thought
she had shown him he could hope for
nothing: could be no more to her
than he now was.
what o sit%uationl" she said when
the Office boy had left her. She was
alone IN the Office. Thoughts oi
Gates; the way he hed left her that
morning, the impression OF 3 M
gave her as she looked fran the win.
dow REQUIRED. and she was uneaf
"GPttv Ia such n bOyi" The ! IN
ute she had let him know Hhe Wa
aware Of saliie's ftelinE Tor hint thai
he cared for sallie, he had gone on