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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-14
(By the Associated Press)

Washington, July 14.-Japan's ac- ceptance of President Harding's inv tation to an international conference on disarmament was received today at the department of state. The note of acceptance, however, made no re- ference to discussion of the Far East ern question, which the president in- cluded in the business of the confer ence.
 China accepted the invitation with cut qualification, the state depart ment also announced.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-14
FIRE AT HAMBURG
 GETS COURTHOUSE
tBy the Associated Press)

Hamburg, Ark, July 14.-The courthouse and practically all records were destroyed by fire early today. The building was valued at S100,000 and was insured for only S30,000.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-14
LLOYD GEORGE AND DEVELFRA
 BEGIN FARLEY
(By the Associated Press)

London, July 14.-Eamon De Valera president of the Irish republic, arriv- ed at No. 10 Downing street this af- ternoon at 4:30 for his conference with Prime Minister Lloyd George.
 No others were present when De Valera and Lloyd George began their discussion of the bases of peace in Ireland.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-14
DE VALERA HOPEFUL
 AS PARLEYS BEGIN
lBy the Associated Pressl

London, July 14.-Breaking the silence which he has maintained since his arrival in London, Ramon De Val era today said that the outlook for peace in Ireland is brighter now than at any other time in the history of the island
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-14
A|RPLANE WRFCKS,
 FOUR ARE VICTIMS
(By the Associated Press)

Oakland Calf, July 14-An ail plane from the factory at Brently fell at Modesto, killing the pilot and three passengers, according to dispatch to the Oakland Republic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS

HHhIDS made from cUmUipgs E,ita
hnir Dressing p1f,or ~ Fuuu1 Bld'
Phone a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17
GRAIN PRICES LOWER;
VERYlITTLE TRADING


~ .|f''''H'NN Nf
CHICAGO. Fob lG Wheat under.
went ,-nator..l setback 10 prlcr to
dey as result a' persisigu, pmhs
taking 90 IA, pntt of tle lolion'. CLOS
ilg quotations v'rr heavy. 81 .tc ! l'ic
uol lower with March tt.ii. lifi "a.
and Nu,. fiU ~ .o sl6s Corn lut
Z 3sc tr ! $40. at- a. Is 'isc. nnd
provisions l1r tD isC
Th-ourhoni tho dlS With uur notable
r,rHpiirn M. s,llfnr I'D, ~ fhe wheat
market Ind hyNn- 'ht grattr nmuisr
81 adh rtutf Tho exception was during
hdrf pofini shur.ls ff,er ths nNen.
lu., and wac due o. "a difpatln frnt "a
wildly SHOWN typcrl, Saying tn' ,pun.
rs aruMd Porn. ToNas was alive wiih
li,en iHgs rhr r,rrul tcuor a.. cipp
r.ufts from TN Wlrtor wheat toll af
q uhoi, apwared. hoees,r g. Indicate
inst nDtral iimnrc rs sei was nirili
and 10 wBs Cnni'fwld ihu, although
th' prfvail.ua abnormal mid weather
justified .prrh ranu. damage ffnn
the green hug pest hud hut n"lfloin t''s'
go place. Nam, uf toiays sellers ~ "a
ih,r action Goa kuowioico that no Zeal
hu'n n,d been diane liy thg srocn big
.lrD 1901 ~, loss IN thai wear Nnf
,rurhlg ~ oan olu bushels ~ wheat hnd
~ uon oDO mi.hel, ~ cate
Corn aud olis Fympiihlacd with tho
Dn'd,ncra Of vh"at, iut Hlao dlsplryea
iontin inwU q, r4hianc' OWNS more
'oi ias- 90 oyruft eles ~ i0o eoo bushels
of corn
FRO, ia.nns Ncr' GHpr,sr,d hS down
turns boz 90. Nsli. - hoFs and nair
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17
The Daily News poge Of Classified
TIL
Market News
COTTON MARKET Lower;
LTTL[ DEMAND SHOWN
D. sai,d rres

D. AsfU.mlsd ffcfs
Ni3W rA,N r.b 10 AN emily I'D.
.1f,, vfe miiiN.i h, re'uors IN the
cotton mir'r trir TbH lcnorl iaar.
l,t clo' y steady - moi drciin' OF
o.. % go points
80 o,,ul1s 1871 'eiy re- an 'id.
aitt "t o. points m decline of z
r.n'H v.'l nHr months relatively
100 % ~ hlshUr Liverpool Dlies aud.u'
i.,i1t,d rl'.us 90 Hn Improved ini"
in ~ nshD.i,r Etfb offerings W,ra
rD 1'h uh.uftrd hv confirmation a
~. c,tt..uE movement which started
.u NUudlf 3 deposition o. uEo profits
rr rt,n. plr.ir-.. fur uaoilou De-.
t,'0ls. vhl|. .n, domaine from shctr
l,nm. ht active and prices turned
90 irf dHrIn. no. ift,rnu'u u uirfs
'hf iu, h,fHr grades rOr offered n re-
r.rniiS .n-i,i lH. iH eopU ,uiIr1
Lit s.ruors ml5 hl,p prornt,d aruu
.l fr, lrllnr lnt spot ndyioOs frpn
thr southwest N"f. hlIh.r lAsF rih'H
Ncr0 Hi ppu.imrly af the luw'st
points col M. dng uHr pf thr pitnt"
uM.f rriy.d Gom lAy,rpool thiH
maritl ah ihDr' vas moro huyug
Nar ior hnaulHur, thnu rld, ac'
co.lt. aud trli pn ~ ihc lucr',srd
syut husiuor wys iof export a report
ult 1000 ORGANIZATION ~ Toyla grow
f rtln,d g. nDdoi ioW friia ruiidl
Co.. ,Dtrn furr hid hudrd lnFi
500 D mf, httt t.,u frtor on ihe
|au,rntm Hc, nnc sun wtg not proml'
rpr,lv mentioned ,n mr. respect l'urt
roe. u'- t,ify 1885 tmrl stii.n
port eari,s. 9 ioa1tf. exports ASA
uIlrt fs1aN-3 q, mr This ~nisou
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17
Ci,r,

NTHN ORLEANS. F,b. 1f--Eanrt
ior o. r,fIoi or rdfsnoine prIva n ip'
mr'y uud'nr 0"'ion .,slt htd ,n aAay
nndor'upr ni tcu1.urr to Hu., main.
iy t fh rcWlt '' royicurg spot ace.
.10ut. ffo.n III, rrIn era reports
mat .,ycrl ,muli MIN 500 m, Athu.
u.. hrl hc,f t..yu to'. I.le uu account
,ho lowest ol the ,,'. zoo na declines II
sock 90 ord r. TH usdns tendon
r,. cDnuIsioi O. ihe 'i'.'. Which wus at
20 ?, gi pcnn
THE medm,en around ih' 0''ni"f
vsH derived from he favorable Liver
inM AND iM continued strength ol Tor
riirn osehlug.
siui .1yauD- urn rsvem impur
. .aut points 10 th, mteriur claimed o
'aiiur mluuf sod small n0wuvf hir
aihar r.rurtt .a.'f. i.,i-o''s. ID smal
rusm,ss va- tnltr dome rnf flat Nl'
ore wwt vIiinp 20 grant ,'u inw
.n ora, ~ wmnl1tr ms'res' sunt
f.r' ,v.f. quoted 'e.dt Hni nn'h. nro
'ut 1925 or mddfup wa, SIS 'hDr Wii
Iutincrd H1rr attention than usual
sui A., worm ana dr weather over th,
bolt $40 considered hish'y favorable ~
7 p.iNUt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17

GEO MARTIN d sou Fathers and
paper hangiug, work smnu,,rd Phone
s0-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17
srrrr an LANIns.
IIorsre ANn MtrI.Es.



CHfCAGO. r.h'le.-Catje 600:
-iesi tr,s mostly n. higher. top,
siuss. hnih. s,nu@asa. tulcl,ers COWS
and hefors. 4 ady; buik. @soh9c.sa:
canncfs ma ,l'lcrs sloN. aloui steady:
ihlll, sg5oVs.so. hrIis. sieoay; veal
calves mostly steady, buik 20 packers.
80 iof,leso.
ifhfs--ao o0o: hehi and licit butch.
crs. &c flo .1c iower' others mosily leo
irvy,r tbtn yesterdays atorage: lslr.
~ GOOD el,aranoos; ton. sio.aa. Sry few
6V,f tioig
ries-MosilyNxsc ioNer; lux. DO 10
i.o.pound pigs. e~yo91o.oo. 80
ooa l,i'HUs clpssqs strong
10 i5t higher. lambs. Spp. is.s0; bcs,
~ ihni,s s5SsGs %; IA gcitlineS.
5000 hulk, sj.s5Rs.i5; choiec. ilg.pognd
owes 1910.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17

. nt fHHf0ii' ~ 'f"'
rogT WORTH. TNas. Fob i1.-~cat
.a,--nevca tl.uo1 ftn' stuckrr1, tiul
agGu. slbctcre 81 oopGiu. ,sws. so
2. r0H. GnmDu - n0eia nn' hrifcif
Sc o0Gs0o bulls ss.25ffa.7s; cnlvos
sg.opWll.n0 yHrlines. SaanrA.so.
fiors-r.shl. ses1Iase. medium
20 g,sfa ls. miu.A &, eats 10. hrlyy
ss.asas 90. pigs - oOiff.s-. W.
gho,a-iAnhs. s5o0a. 90. ye.iiinfs
i.0ne oe; weihr' sfeoDs.on; ewes
'g aod ba. rulr 81 0eni-p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17

Nlflc Youk. Fob ia.--'u'i'ns''d
oil v-. hatr in'i.r ilrr ~ rc0r'
RS sui scat'orel Hpuid'tIm va thr bow
lcr trend n u'h. mar RS. Cl,s'nr h'h7
W.ir % 90 a- ro'1fs n.t lowr. sHics.
=. zoo b1frrit rhe consug uspnri WIS
mIush ns 20 shuwcd a hrgar distp'
uclsfncr 81 30 thln cvpUrfod tGt lfur'
ish ou Fincts. 80 ompfr'd win q
v3r a.o. i'r,mr rud. 600 ~.
urm ,,nuw rprL lsoa %; Narch,
-..s N1v 90. l1lt 500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17
RAMS. an,il,e.toeh.

itf.I.' o. co., N6s4
Epuat, City Hfct Yahio, Feb l0.--
Deumnd for fap cait!D iodp was iairly
ictiy. ui stne u esc hiehcr prices,
mo ,lv N, mrAc.. thun o. idvarco re-.
ported lar lrw week. kif,r. heh iair'
Is rood uaw Gceiifa Mere nlssi, ilor.
NIL for ihH eeisou - thr y,nf lions
.taiii,d itc tn sbc. and WE'RE fully hoc
ipyo IN low nont llsi week I'm ~
aud lfnls so1 sir,iy ~ &c iawci
ptlcos.
TcuAY's GGCElPTe
W,,ripr tudly Wer, 5000 cat,ic ~.
o0n hogs ana ioou sictr cguparod
.wth 40 cn''l' lcoee huEa ana 1900
',,spa w,ak a., ''nd oA0o ca,,F ~
oo1 haQ finf seno sheeug wear srn.
Iisci' CN1rriE
Tf,msh rlt1r slu,t Httllt smft trade
10 So atilu fuai', h,am, urt.yc Niih
nrna 'rmg hisati ytHufn
a ,ff mf SID .rr pTslFnln.rfl 1iu
fhct wcr tfii suited "a f.lh ri ct' re-
ITha I'D situation Throughout ihs ,af'
hoH III ID y inld1H tuifHventm hu'
nttr ,hnrtAa au sfil mail nNH
.p tN i,unu H.f. Lover i.i
lu., rfD hU.si's come utI' Ht .n
Hmtrf '.Hr DiI. p -.ufsp1. o. q ~ au
.a. Ius t..iu.Iu"r - rfH 'h. mar
E,l uHh hrhi.r receipts I'm hIlt "a
tn, nf ta,s follr euid - So ir
seq. ..f ..t.. t.... fu st-s. fnd l.,f
% $3.50 U $500 Nrd calves w,e
Hr....I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17
Mirlllln MnrLlls.


" '7'W'IIT7W TO-
WICHITA Kan. Feb if-iioH 10
oOu ic lowers ui. $3.50. hulh. ~ .25ff
.se5. Cattle 500. market steady 60
Hrunr. mHf itr.fs iitogf7i hcci
COWS ana LHfors saa0H5oo; -tr'kcrs
lura fp,ders. tgioa5ii stock Gown hnd
h,ifctr. ss5on 10. mnis sjooaa 80
ftiistr. - i0H' 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17
IlIe


W sNciaist lHf
NrW ORLEANS Feb. l5.--Rourh
u.. n0 tli,r. rD.rlpis s.i3e aeks.
mll,fs n.ciuts. .sl'a. olnu rlco,
r',ndy. Bluc i'oe. llpe 1885, pockets.
i3af1 sl Hr,n ana polish Unchanged
re, iptg ii2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17
IIvcstork



EAST ST LoNis. Ill. Feb, TO-
cattle s5oa. steers. acli,e IA ssc
.Aiahm ipp. 's.7s. bulk, SOON 3.ss;
pa lnd h,itcrs, a,Ads;. hulll 3'NHs.
s.0ap5.,5 b,ils unchalh;ed uriuaily
nn glnn'rt soldi bate veal can top.
alcan r' y lower tlfi openings, teck.
~. 'rd fcseci-s a'y higher; hulIH ss.ss
.- 30
iim,s 1880. closad wsak and an.
evenly. itc 10 sor lower ,liap yes,er.
d.y's i,ertr: most g .t.rhn,> on zoo.
'olni huich.rs ,arb iss,. Siele: bulk.
urht und mediums 50 esaa.,s: bulk.
h,7si,s sseoue.25. parker sowA &c
'O,er rigr siantA 20. 81 lowcr.
sht. 5000 filiy active and s'rore
tn 81 h.har tap lambs ssse; hulk
s.tU,t, %, 9.EHWd yonflmgs at Sg2se
co'd rg,9 wsth, Including fow ,.
tDu-Dld. 900 eNc tori S.5.
fduiru ta4tput sa4t,d la mo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17


Hog ps'ccf. aztec imis % now low
leYcls last Thursday strengthened again
on failly anil fa'ncd &c to sir today.
taking iao pfi,o lavfi b.. nhoye. Inst
rhnrsi'y i,ece,n,r w,re moderate.
shipping d,raand h aetivc. nrd packcrs
ar, huyiug fr,ciy in thhi the iueskci
- Va strong ro,ti'on. The Ton nrl,c
was 1855. huls OF sales sS.s0 "a $3.50.
Pigs Sold az 10 tl0og
SHEEP AEb LAATns.
Further Oollncr d,vclm,sd In the
sh.'p division. and I,ficcs ssasAed new
low levels for covered years pass. In
inust cas,s pricSs were dawn &c. tn
j,oY'priHc tur lambs Np- .Sea and owc.
sicI iIeasF ianifs sdJ et $3.50 I,
s-fo.
HORSES AID MULES.
D,maul tur hp-scs and mulcs Shaved
a furlhor moderate Improvement sodsy
'rieoa were quoted slruhEed. Farm dc
mnnd IA incrcIsipg
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CUNIECrI0NfRY OtrfiT- Cousisl.

CuNrECrloNrEY oCrfir-Co Consist.
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and cara. u.. c'raouatoe ,lrrnc
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Hfs. 20, ,.y,,. Wuiotr ,u.r o.,
,,ta' 90 Ma Pheasant T,Nss Must 10
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Oifl w~l uuh t.w mquihy iu irsi
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
WASHINGTON EXPECTS
RUSSIA TO RELEASE
ALL j. s. PRISONERS
Reply to Hoover's Food
Relief Offer and
Hughes Demand

WASHGNGTON. July aO-Thc
American government expects To- sr-
cure the release suon Of an American
prisoners In Russian soviet prisons
Following receipt ot official lnfor-
nation announcing the release from
prison and arrival at Riga of Mrs
Marguerite Harrison of liHltiinoro.
one uf tho group OF Americans WIN
have been Kept In holshcNist prisons
state department officials expected
additional developments which Will
pave the way for delivery OF an the
imprisoned Americans
Reports from trc Baltic states foe
day stated TINT the Russian govern
m"nt had agreed To- rclchso the
Americans to secure food relief from
the nitcd states In combating the
famine swept Russia. 4 reply to this
effect rs being sent here. 10 was
stated 10y leo kamcnDtf. head ~ the
Russian famine roliof committee.
THIS may Dee a reply to both Secr"-
tary Hughes demand ON the soviet
government FOR the release of tho
Americans ana lluoNcr's message tu
Maxim Gorky stating that Russia
can secure food relief from this
country by releasing these prisuncry
only.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
GIRL LIKELY TO
Go FREE ON CHARGE
OF KILLING BABY
State Conducting Per
functory Prosecution of
Erie Mullicane

los ANGELES. July 80 Erie
Mul irHn". girl mother, accused of
numbering her few hours old baby.
must spend Huothor week end In
Or son.
Fries freedom is conceded to be
only a matter ut days The state is
making no effort tu convict hrr Hut
m" prosecution has started ana the
tcd tape of the law demands that
it must build up its rusc aud finish
before M" jury can formally free the
Young wumtn
The state has paused In its per-
tuurtury prosecution on several oC-
,aSluns to ask the court tu dismiss
the case.
superior Judge liouser. however.
has held that II is the province OF
tho jury. not the prosecution or the
court to hold IN" girl hlam"less
In Lewis Wcbh'r was ON the Wit
ness stand Hs th, ubsu closed its sca-
sion today Dr Wyhbcr testified as
10 the Young wuWnn's physical condi-
riuu aud al the tim, her child was
born. All symptoms, he declared
were to INSANITY. bee said
The name " q. McComh. was
brought into the case ON y once dur
ing the course of the trial when
CLARA Mullicano. the little sister was
uu the stand and named him a. the
father OF the dead baby
clara, who has been adopted by
Mrs Angela G. kaufman. Eric's
wealthy beurftrtrvss said that Fri"
and M,Comb Ind been keeping conn
parry before Eric wont To Los Angc-
lu.
Eric luscd Nh MDCumb, I know,
CLARA sHid ilr used 10 cull her M
EVERY day when shr WAS ~ 800 just
before 80 lott Lebanon"
MpEumb is an official of the lead
ing bank of tho Missouri town. and
q so prominent church man.
30 attempt was made 90 demand
his presence a. q witness or iu Do
Vrlpp tlara's testimony regarding
| him.
% BE- expected that the casc Win be-
concluded Monday Court attaches
predicted that u will hc before the
| jury Tor only % matter of minutes,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
ENGLAND LIKELY
TO RELEASE MORE
IRISH PRISONERS
De Valera Expected to
Call Full Meeting of
Dali Eireann

DUBLIN. July s0.-Thc crnsure Of
still more IRISH war wounds" ap-
pcar,d 20 bo in prospect tonight.
The understanding became general
that Sim Foins Imprisoned leaders
viii be released before noNt Thurs
day or Friday
This action would relieve much OF
the TENSION which stlll exists In south
ireland No man "is on the run"
now hut there stIl ARE many pris-
oncrs N was believed the release OF
the Dail Eirranu members and other
leaders might be accepted as a prom
ise for the freedom OF the lesser
prisoners.
II b. believed that President DE
Valera will call meeting % the full
pail Eiroann before Thursday or
Friday. lie VIII be- Informed that
imprisoned members viii be released
Tor conference.
There was a feeling iu some circles
that II tho Dali Eireann meets, u viii
hv largely to accomplish the release
Of prisoners There is plenty OF evil
dcncc that DE Valera ana his active
cuunsellors are agreed on the an
swer 10 be made 10 the British peace
officials Submission Co the Sim
Fein would be largely formality
and courtesy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
FUGITIVE BANKER
BATTLES DETECTIVES
WHO HUNT HIM
Warren Spurgin Now Be-
lieved to Be in or Head
ed for Mexico

CHICAGO. July sO.-warren Spur
gin, alleged cmbezzler and wreeker
Of the Michigan Avenue Trust com
pany has baffled the hordes OF de-
loctives In his wake. II was believed
here tonight.
Authorities admitted they had
grown cold on the trail OF the de-
faulting bank president
The ciew that Spurgin was aome-
where IN Alabama trying to get to
the coast and sail for Honduras "the
port OF missing men," peterod out
today as did the report that he was
In Canada. II Il now thought the
banker Is about to enter or has al
ready entered Mexico, where he is
said to have mining property.
Spurgin's wife and daughter were
still technically held by authorities
today. A police woman Is in con-
slant attendance at the Spurgin resi-
dcncc.
They insist thcy know nothing OF
the bankers whereabouts and that
he left them penniless when he fled
The name OF John A. Conrad. vice
president of the Michigan Avenue
Trust company. was drawn into the
Investigation today by Assistant
states Attorney McShane. Conrad's
name Is registered with the Colorado
commissioner OF mines as secretary
OF the Eurada Mining company, a
non-productive company in which
spurgin is said to have Invested
$4,000
Conrad did not know he was sec
rotary. he said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
Woman Ends Life
To Escape Pain, She
Says in Note to Son

SANTA BARBARA. CAM. July so.
a note tu her SON telling him sl"
could no longer stand the turturcs
nf constant pain. which was found
late today. definitely established t' e.
fact that MIS- Charles Slnwsou ~
Ncw York and Bay city. Mich. COM
mHtod suicide and was not murdu I'd
Gs was Ht first supposed.
Mr8 SawHon, q guest at an cNrlu-
H'NC Montccito resort WAS found
sho,th after midnight last nigh on
the pleasure pier iu front Of ih'
fashionable Mitumi hotel with q uul-
let hole through her temple.
Two men who had been seen lot
tci.uE uoat th, pier earlier iu the
v, euiug led the authorities Ia su-pvrt
Mira Sluwsou had i"cn murdered.
Tn' note TO MrS SlHwson's son,
Wan Harrington Siuwson. who Wa,
vi.,t.ug NJ MontUritu with her. read
My dear Son; { hold YOU very
close 10 my heart and ask your for
gi,,noss for leaving Nuu In this way,
hut ! simply cannot stand this ,ul-
sttut pain longer"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
GOVERNOR
PARKS CAPITOL ON
WHEELS IN JOLIET
Small Avoids Springfield
in Road Tour OF
State

JOLIET, m. July 30. Illinois
capitol on whee's' parked here to-
a Rhi
The auto carrying Governor Len
small on his state road lnspection
tour-a tour. Incidentally, that Is
keeping the executive away from
Spr ngfield where sheriff Mester IA
waiting to arrest him rolled into
joliet from Aurora.
Late this ovcninng the "traveling
capitol' was to chug ON toward KAN
kakcc whore Small will spend sun
day with his family.
The indicted governor will resume
his inspection tour Monday.
smak intends 90 Taco the music"
In Springfield Tuesday or Wednes-
day next week. according TO persis-
tent reports coming from some OF
his friends lie VIII go to Springfield
and submit To- arrest M soon as his
lawyers have determined definitely
upon their plan OF legal battle for
a trial outside SanRatnon county. and
that viii he next week sure, these
friends said. Small said he may be
In Springfield next week
MEANWHILE sheriff Henry Mester
at Springfield has warrants charg-
ing the governor with embezz,inE
state money
The governor visited the Joliet state
prison while here.
Small gave out another statement
today on the great Importance OF
the good roads problem IN Illinois.
1T rs the most important question
in the state today and | viii devote
all the time can to Il. allowing no
one to swcrvc me from my duty" he
declared.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
TWO PARTIES HUNT
FOR THE BODY OF
PURDUE PRESIDENT
Wife Brought Out of the
Mountains on a
Litter

TRAILS CENTRE CAMP. Alberta.
July 40. Displaying marvellous plucl,
and endurance. Mrs W. r. stone was
brought hero today on a litter.
Win an the tenderness possible
over rough trail. the widow of
purdue's president was borne here by
husky nyountainecrs.
Mrs Stone will rest here until able
Ia continue the journey to Banm She
has suffered such mental agony that
she has boen able TO take but little
nourishment ana although very weais
has borne up marVoiouBly under the
strain Of the journey II may be ton
dnys or more before the rest OF the
trip to Banff II attempted.
Two parties were equipped to re-
turn to Mount Eon TO search for ths
body of Tn. Stone. who fell 200 feet
into AN abyss on Saturday. July 10.
Mrs. stone IN "a frantic attempt 10
reach him, became marponed and
spent eight days on "a narrow ledge
In the abyss and was finally brought
out by "A Swiss guide. Rudolph Amner.
whose feat Is now hailed as "a heroic
enort unegualled ln the history OF
the Rockies.
Doctor Bcll Of Winnipeg. who Is
attending Mr stone here. said he
could not understand how she sur
vlyed the bitter cold Of the mountains
Tor eight nights. Imprisoned on the
ledge without protection. and without
fuod aud but little water. At night
the temperature ON the mouatain goes
below freezing. he said She was but
thinly clad, and whom found her gar
ments were torn almost TO shreds.