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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1910
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Display
Golden
Goods
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Reduction on all Women9 s and Misses9 Fine Tailored Suits. Our
great special for Saturday and Monday 20 off regular selling price
BUY NOW!
I This Special Sale Will
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v
(Cunt I mini from 1'hki1 I.)
spoke In favor f thin ir-l ntt lm i . a
did also liclcftiite ( 'r rt 1 1 1 i ii. The sub
stitute was vÍKriiiitily i posed by
1'clenatP Hlchnrrtsnn, by VI. l'rli hard
and by Dr. Harrison. Uchuate W I
ilso oppi sed It, mi expressed the
opinion tint under lm prov Islotis. i nn
stttutlutia) ii niendnipiits would In" prac
tically Impossible. In response to till
llnp of argument, Mr. Hprlnger pointed
Ollt that t lie Identical llHti de Wits POI1-
talned In the constitution' of o,uitp ft
number of states, nil of whli'h had
amcndi'il their constitution of recent
years. This provision, mild Mr. sprint,--cr,
win a part nf the cnustlliillnn of
OreRon mid under It. the people of
that state hml o amended their rim
stltiithin km to provide f.ir the initi
ative, referendum mid the recall.
I'pon the vntp, the substitute wns
rejected, n majority of the republi
cans mid ueiirlv rll of tlv dcuiocrnis
voting iiKsilnKl It.
What was probably tin- farewell
uppeurance of ttip Initiative In tin'
convention, na a proposition !v Mr.
Hudspeth the! tli people iiii'ivc to
themselves 1 1 1 1 i-IkIiI tn propose
amendments to the constitution upon
i ' 'i'lii'i of -0 per rout of tin- li;il
v ''. I' ol thp fttiiti. 'I'll in van ti'-
i nl tft to 1 5. Tin1 minority mi ni
l in ili niiiiKli il . K'11-iíiII. hot i'iily
rV.IIOIl'lNl o IIHltitlT Í? ol lllP a Vi t"'H
tnttr to sustain thilr d-niitiiH.
'hiRp. titnl Ii'imii will tuivp nil oppor
f.nity to un mi ri'i ord Minn 1 1 1 i h nr
iH I I ilimlly vnti il i pi n nl'lcr it Is
reportpil liiii k fmm tlo- rortimittpp on
rpitHloii und ui im.n minis. Willi
pp ttoll onp ilUpinpil ol, tin- I al.illi i
(f tlip r.'poii m thri'!:i-h I liout . iii -pomtlnn.
tlioiiKh I 1 1 1 ii, ; ; t sinwr
mudp nn t itmt to li.m- hi linn
fl)iti)K'd no ri to -!!' i Hi.- Io.dty
vot in all tin' otiti tux ! Hip Mat'
Inntptirl of In iiiir-ti'iH ol Ihi-tn tin
provlilPd In the i iiiiu:iiii r n pniiinr
thP Itltoplilill of I'lHI! I II I! I ma.il lllll.'llil-
rtipnm.
Thp ripnrt f -lyf ' ni us iol-
lowil;
otl'.lll iitioniil n n o dim io.
Kp til 11 1. I ii i I t :iM li! 'iPt'W if
provided in tlii" ii r.i'iit n' ion. pnv
mendinpiit ti v, íim no m. n a t.i fii.-i
tonminilliin :y In p. i;mih,-,í in
pitlipr Iiiiuh.' i,t II, p '.pr;l.itiirp nl iiny
ri'Kulíir fijintiiii itn ri. i. j:i i ii two
tluiil.i of nil tlip tn. t i 'p I' d ti
no II of Dip two l,oliP!( thall vote HI
Iftior thcipol. tuili pi' i" i,l iiiii.nil
ini nt or inn. odiiu nt:i ! ill in Mi r. d
in tlnlr it!u.tlvf jiiiiiM !h wii'u t'.n
p iihd tiavN latit thii, ,i, .i nti th.
ifi t.ii.l y of state ídtail . ausp I lip f.i IT1P
to bp pulilmll. ft In lit leant piu peWM
pappr in cvity .ounlv oí ih ' m.up
w h rp a n.'vv .um it p'i.-'i in ,', i,ni p
op h week lor lour i i rU' ions,., u
tiVdv, the la-t pliPli' I'.linn ot Hlii, h
llVl-.-ll
Male,
w In n
Sliilp.
thp I'lnlid SIHtiH und 1 1 1 1 m
may lip aniPinlpil at any tiniP
the roiirrpfe. ol till' I'nlted
idl.'.ll liilVP CollKlllted to Hllidl
an aim ndim nl. I, y r. miijorily vote of
tile people of tllii PtlltP, VOtltlK Upon
ii'ld nmetidnii'lit at an pleetloii to lie
ilill.d ml' llli't iorioHe ol Ht ll K'Tl
eral eli'.tlon PH tin lia; iMlat nrp inny
liy law presi rilp.
Tin next nriler of Inmliipus vvil Hip
I'ppnit of the lotrunittpp on iiiIiiph
and iriinlliK. Hoieate Wallon, of
llratil, whs rallpd tn tlip chiilr and
pipNideil with thp paHp and K'"á'' of
an acronipll.-.hed parliarneiitai lan.
1'piill renillllK of fei tloll 1 vvhlell
piovldeH lor thp nppolnlmpiit of a
Kli'.lp mine, lio iipetm'. lppi;atu Saxon
iniivpd that Hum olliii.il hp pIpiIpií hy
tile peoplp lip tniulp an Pxlemlpil
uiKiiiiK'tit in Riipport of tils Idea, hut j
h. n the vote vi m taken. Iip iippparcd
In he thp only man In Hip limine ho
lliiinnlil that way.
liileuatP Moffplt moved that thp
pi'iivininii f . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 o; (he pinploympnt
id ehildren under 14 years of hup In
the mint he lianued en an tn make
the iiki; Unlit HiXteell. l)ppKt!
irllHen, who Im a miiip Kiipprintpn
deiit. statpil that the milling colti-
p.HlleH Would not ohjei't to tills
i haiiKP, hot he thought that the mill
em the iitM-lvi'N vvitp unanitiioiiMly op
IiiimpiI to if. He pointed ollt that tin rp
were many pomIiIoiih arotind thp iiiiiir'n
vvhlell were filled hy hoys, and Ma
nured the pod vent ion (hat It would ho
a hatilnhip to deprive these ynunjjHti'is
of their John. Many of the hoys, wald
Mr. iP'Hrieii, ere the boIb Kiipporters
ot widowed mothers. The conven
tion del Ided that the une limit of four
teen vvaH proper, no an amendment
viiiH ad'.pted whli h HtreiiKthenpil the
piohllillion or tin. pmployim nt ot
ill i Ul 1 1 ti of tender Jearx.
I'limi inotiiin of Mr. Fitch of So
liere, il Koctinii prnv idliiu that a
m linnl of tnliu s, to ho maintained
vi Ii Inn the Mali'. vvaK Mm ki n out.
the cnmmlll
HAY OUST POWERS
FROM SEAT Ifl
CONGRESS
Movement Is Started in Ken
tucky to Deprive Ñewly Elect
ed Congressman of His
Position,
(Br Mnrntng Journal HlHvlal Innrd VII r
I.ouIhv ille, Nov. 10. UpjioHh which
were freely circulated today hip that
tlicrp is h movpirient under way to
Iikvo the Dinp democratic coimrepa
nien of the Kentucky dplppalion mako
n ci nit rtpd effort to havp fnlpli I'niv
prs on.'tPil from hit seat os rpprppii
talhe of the I'devcntli Kentucky d:.
tr'ct. Ci lit-rr;n It Ik i i pnrleil. will fa-
aj-',(.d to dpny I'ovvpr.s his Heat nil the
ITniind that hp has heen thrice run-
f felony and has not heen iie-
Jury. ilovernnr Will
it is contended, does
elici t us an iip-
mpllcity
of tlip election on hiisiness. Anions
thORp fjuoted are the lnllow Inn:
I'. S. Prince, president of the. Caril
inda Steel company, Johnstown, l'a.
"With thp political situation hav
inn Roñe, the may financial and pop
ular entlmeiit desirpd, and with any
radical tariff or other legislation prac
tically blocked hy a repuhlican sen
iitp and iirpsideiit. husliipss should he
assurpd of reasonably stahle condi
tiotiB and iiromptly respond favor
aldy." A. F. Huston, president of the
l.uketm Iron anil Steel cornpuny,
('olesville, i.:
"As the election is passed and wp
know definitely what to count on, I
think business will now Improve
steadily. Financial centers, too, will
breathe, easier, since the blow dealt
to a certain influence."
Vil tl'd I
tpiittod hy a
inn's pardon,
not havp thp
nn.ll.il on the
the Ho. Iiel as.
same
chai c
assim
, of I
linll.
ill
OKLAHOMA
hull
lns.
a ri
lar.,
mine
shall
ii report
il agreed to. The report follows:
Mines ami Mining.
:ecllon 1. There shall bp estáb
il and ma mt.i lued the officii of
i tor of mines, the ilutlps and sal
of which shall Iip prescribed by
When the office, of inspector of
s is chtilhlishcd, tile liovel'lior
with the advice ami consent of
:i.i: Tlo
KIM MNS
iliithrle. Ok la.. Nov.
was i pin lit hours after the close
finds both political
i In i in i n ir the stale.
th.
iip.
sh.iU lint bp I,
prior to thp ni xl
w bp b timp sui.J
Mfllrlulllli'll'.i l.ll.ilt hi
the i" . lol i of
pl'.Viil i I' I p
be 1-iHin .1 bv .
Ii I'M V ot IliK tin i e.
lililí' V ole .'( .1 1 1
H'lll ol I II the VI
tool III Hill Stilt. .
bail the i olilltn-H
Hot otherwise, MP
linn inline, n . Mh ill
tbli I liflnl il tit loll.
Íbice atin-llilioi Ills
at lil: .'Me el. . lioll
niuri' nnictidniettl a
"hall Ih- so suhmilt
thai,
pel -I
a tin
I u i w I i
. !. . lion,
lull. n lit
.hnillli ,
l o ih. i. .
I he senate, appoint thereto, a person
known to he competent, whose term
of nllne shall b,. tour years.
See. The hulsl.ttoro shall pro
vide by law t..r the proper ventilation
el and const nn lion and maintenance
of esi iipi'ineiit shaiis, slopes ami other
appliaii.es In mines that may be npc
essaiy to ptotivt the health anil sp
i are the Hil. iy of the workmen em
ploviil thereiii. No children under
tin- a ue nl 14 .veins shall be employed
In thp mini's or this state.
See. The a, t of congress, en-
tltled "Ail ait lor the prntpcthm of
it-.p lives nf mliiiis." approved March
3. ISitt, and all nets amendatory
Ihi-reiif. shall bp and rpmaili In lore..
k s j i .i this uC.l.. mini ..! I.... i. 1.. I.I...I
In law. to the samp extent as it has
bien eiiliiitcd in the territory ol Npvv
Mi Mi o. ptovlib d the words "covprnor
a i
d
l o
n. ..no. I
I., at I
I. -i I ll'.t
Olid 111 :
, tlllleo
o II , in,
I
S.t
hill I
I '
i.l
p. i 'lli.
inn
and
New
dent
Mill III
the Mite" are holcbl
lln. words "Koviiimr
n'-nal lei I Uoi v " and to
' tvtatv ol ih,. liiteii.n
salín, appear In said m
insppptor for the
nn
prop.
the
t. i i
by
In .
I..
HIP
SI .1
el..
rut.
rs t.
Wh. a
thn iU
tn
h
Ih.-I
nlnllt. il
to i,
,i. tbpy
n. iid.
o i in in
ap.
I In
! lion
M.
ii?.
' l i n.
.' the
slate
II Hi.
d bv
luted
le pi
substituted
of sut h t'l'
r the winds
," wherever
I. The chief
territory of
xii o. ap; l int. m1 by the presi
lla! I nitp.l Mates, is hereby
"d In perlorm the duties
d bv said in t. and shall IP-
l 1M Ill
Ill Fort. v
of the polls
parties are rtill
Upturns now In,
oin.i:xiox or montana
i i :.isi ah isi-; in iKi in
HpIpiiii. .Mint., Nov. 10. With a
I'nitpd Sietes srtialorshlp as the prize.
niuni!pifl nip seiuliiii; tt usted repre-
pnlutivcs o live coiintic In the Ftnte
where h-KlHlativp returns nrp still in-
e mpli tp. I'pon these five eountlps
with flee dit puled spats depend the
political comnlexlon of the Montana
IciOBlaUire which will choose a sue-
essor to 1'nited Stales Senator
Thoinns H. Carter.
Without thp disputed seats the
democtats will have all votps i ll joint
ballot end the ripu hlica lis will luivr
47. The democrats therii'orc have to
Ke't'Te two of the disputed votes in
order to control, while the republi
cans will have to secure five to Ret
the 5 2 votes necessniy to elect fi 8en
Htor. In case the republicans pet
lour anil the democrats two of the
lisiiuied iPfiitR, the leKlslature will be
a tic on 4nt ballot.
Kiini-.ntlons today indicated that out
of a total vote of 41.3HS, Representa
tives I). S. Alexandci, republican, and
Charles II. Smith, democrat, had each
received the samp number, 2(1, 6f4.
There is tin error ;n pompultiiít n
total on one of the tally sheets, which
the republicans concede should bp al
lowed and which will give Mr. Smith
a niPionty ot one vote. A contest on
behalf of Mr. Alexander is improbable.
OIN
IIKITIH ICAXS I'I KT
MISSOl HI STATK TICKKT
St. Louis. Nov. 10. Lute unofficial
returns from 102 of the 114 counties
In Missouri Indicate that the repub
licans have elected the state ticket.
John C. Brown, lepublican, is lead
ins Judtje James B. llantt for the
Ionic term In the supreme ci urt by
5,3fi5.
Returns rom the missinir twelve
ci unties, it is believed here will not
materially affect the result.
The other republican candidates
for supreme bench, superintendent
of schools and railroad commissioner
have lartie pluralities.
GELESRATE
Congratulate Voters of Wash
ington for Granting Suffrage
to Women of That State.
however, indicate that Cruce, demo
crat, lias been elected governor
plurality raiiKlnif from 5,000 to
00 a.
Republicans claim to have eh
to! of thn I Oil members of the house
of rein esetitatives and that they have
(srleeil five senators.
1.. Fulton, democrat, who was
defeated In the third congressional
district, will contest the re-election of
Dick T. Morgan, republican.
Al l. Till-. ll MOCK TIC
t'AMHDATKS IXIXTI:!
New Yelk. Nov. 10. Practically
complete returns from Interior locali
ties of the state confirm previous In
dications that all of the democratic
candidates on thp stale ticket were
y a I clei ted.
10,-j The pluralities fur the candidates
I other than Rovernor and lieutenant
ted i iivcriiiir rani;e from Í..MMI to L'B.UOO.
lil I'l p.i. lews ovi i;oi,
KANSAS i,i;iisi, ati ui:
Top.ka, Has.. Nov. 10. -All doubt
as tu the complexion of the next
Kansas legislature was hi tiled today
when returns from 107 of the lá
representative districts nave the re
publicans 63 members, a majority.
Returns now In Rive the democrat. 4...
F.iKhtecn districts are yet to be heard
from.
liovernor Stubbs' majority over (1.
M. ll.illli.'S will cm ccd 1 4.000.
i u ii son s I'l.ri: ai.itv
Í AI'I'ltOXIM VI KI.V MUMMI
j Trenton. N. J.. Nov. 10. Latest
j election ri lurns show Woodrovv Wil-
im's plurality lor Kovernor to be up-
ward of lorly-einht thousand and It
is expected that the templete returns
, will briiiK the plurality up to 50,0011.
om;ri:ssi a amns
iiv major ri a of i:k;ht
Rottsvllle. Fa., Nov. in. Complete
thtinuh not official returns from the
twelith 1'ennsv lv niiia congressional
district pive Robert K. Lee. tleniocrat
a majority of eight Votes over Robert
Minion republican.
Ni l I
nut i m. coi n t
to si:nu: t tiVTPvr
i'Al.lmUNI Xri'ROVl'.S i Penver. C.do.. Nov. 10 I-tte fistires
l'.F 1SI I IO IIIIMI ISSI l. :,. Tllesdav s eleclinn indicate the elec-
j Hon of 1 1 ;t rriu'ies, rppuhllcan fur sti
I prptne iiulp and Miss Wnl.-ott. repuh-
; lican lor university resent. Attorney
'(ienei'Hl. railroad contmissiont-r and
superintendent of public instruction
are in doubt. Candidates tor these
places on the republican and the dent
in ratie tickets are ruiiiiinK so closp t,,-
HO CONVICTED
Oil FINGER PRINT
EVIDENCE
Jury Unanimously Finds Him
Guilty; Supreme Court May
Pass on Case as Result of
Objection,
IBy Morning Journul Suedal Leaned Wire
New York. Nov. 10. "The United
Kitiai Suffrage States of Amei lea,"
will bp the neme of this country if
the suiígestii n put forward tonight by
Mrs. M?ry Wurc Dennett, correS"pond
ins secretary of the National Sullra'je
association .inds lavor.
Mis. Dennett fpoke nt a Jubilee
meeting held tnnlpht in Cooper
I'nion to celebrate the victory of votes
for women in Washington. She made
her suggestion in sect ndinp a resolu
tion pmposed by Mrs. Ida Husted
Harper, congratulptintf the men of
Washington on the eouiniro of their
cenvictions and the whole state on
1tM proprcssiveness. The
was adopted unanimously,
rle Chapman Catt presided.
"Wp are here lon.giit to
cur first victory. We now
sul'fiauist states and only forty-three I
mere to get. That's pretty Kood. but
It will be better in a lew months
from now when we meet aain.
"That will be cfter thp leirisla ture
of New York lias pnssscd a lull for
us."
At Fountains & Elsewhere
Ask for
iillfs Sil m 1 W3 n ri
The Original and Gsnuir.s
HALTED F.liLK
The Food-drink for AH Ages,
At restaurants, hotels, and fountains,
Delicious, invigorating ar.d sustaining.
Keep it on your sideboard at rióme,
Don't travel without it.
A quick lunch prepared ia a minute.
Take no irritation. Just say "Ü0RL1CKY
in No GofTz&Ssta Trurt
- - - j . .
resolution
Mrt'. Car-
celebrate
have fiv e I
IMALOrS
J j
! New Goods!
sa un
as he
1 riled
tin
In
V hi,-
"III.
the
I In
I'otiipensatioi
tortnei'ly i
States until
from
eeived
super
no nth
l.all ih em I' In
i .11
II
lid
until, ml
in it IP
.ml tie
It I
II,..
, I ha
, rep
I p,e
I"
this a'
liiiisiim
i i.minpte.' nn
inunii I j .... l .
ft It'illl the -i
lib d In I ! I
pector of mines,"
iioveriior as elsp
I in this lonstitu-
i.it' s. sinn. Chalr
eiil. il the report of
corporations, other
and a miuoritv
.une I'ommittee was
i- ' 1 1 1 I .aw son. The
nil .
I- . .
shell I
b no 0.
p. .. in
a in i si
li. I l. -
in n nt I ht
on piiblb
Chairman
These te
ll and will
punt
!1'.
r."
; : t t o .
II. sil
til it b.
dopt. d I t 1 In
I. ,'nrt of tin llllliitte,.
lands Wits h Hided ill by
Mir. inal of tnst i mnnnttce.
ports Well- ..Idele.t print.-
be taken Hp II I iln eallv llav.
Meleuatp Crist ol 111.. Arribix has
withdrawn Horn the . nltv enl Ion . It is
"iid that Mr Crist ante m it at
..me remark made by JinU-e Fall nt
III- ti l,hl session some two We.'kS l'il,
l'!l.t' "IH' Il the initiative and r. l
ii' ii l'im vteie etiit. r consideration.
Mi Crii bis n,.i iipp. ir., I in the
i in . . nt. on nine that nithl. ni.d has
' 111 ll! .le, lined lo li'. in i' Ins p,i
'loin the s. iletai v of he t, iril.ilj.
jpOSTUM
KTiUCKY I LL'D'SI
SURRENDERS TO TOLICE
ffU'jlll 111; Ihllt-o t(
'There's a Reason.
l:.ad
,,v
'tils
-i :
elide
! .l.k.
1-1
, Il
lis I; I p si il
Ih tii.
t i i irn und .t i na 1 1 ...l
'. (.tit it .l.ipaii.
' 1 if.-
ni
1 ....
"an l' i:iiii lu ii. Nov. 1 o. - I ni oin
I lele returns i rom all parts ol Call
turnia Indícalo that a very larye ma
jotity bus been plvpii thp two imisii-i
tutional ameiniinenis, which will add'
$10.iiiia.iiiin to tile himl of the Fan- I
ama-l'in Hie exposition. In San
Fraiieiscii and M.iiuty the voters rat-,'
iiieil the tax and bond measures bv a'
vide ol inore lhan ten to tine. W illi j
the subscription already secured. the
deb vntion wbi. It will leave for Wash-'
liiKtoii within a lew d.ivs will be uble I
to oiler a bid id $ I T.f'OO.tioO lor the I
privilei;,. of It. bllim he i xposltlon
and will notify ihe Kovernment that i
Kovprnnipnt aid will n,,t bp askial.
UPtltP
liil.lv
victors.
Shan
will bp
i;i
that the off It
be necessary
ial
to
lbs pluraiilv
; round 18.1MU1.
,'oiint will pro
delermine the
fur s'liv'i'rnor
-he
ioriiy
Stales Si-nat
Wtonilm: is
república n
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stele; Wh.'.l
SUpi'l-inict'il.
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la'S'Ti. Ark.. Nov in Keptihlii aits
tonight ale claimim; the electliiti of
K. It. liranaer In the third Arkansas
i nniiri ssinnal district over John C.
Flovil. the ilctii.H'r.itic incumbent Ke
ptihlii an majorities are conceded in
unties of thp distrii i. The of
ounl will bp necps- irv to deter
mine th,. result.
rctarv of
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ittsll in tiott. The
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IN MUI NTIN lls;
Salt Ftane!-.'o. Nov. 10. Late r
ittrns i rom the mountain lotntins in
dicaie ti close conl.'Si in the first con
r.lo!ial illslrlct helvvpen l nlUíress-
iii.n W. F. Knclebrtvibt. republican
and Ja.lae John K. linker, tlip tlemo
. rati. i .in. li, late, with ;t possibility
thin Laker has been pe. ted. Fnnlp-
bl itht ;,..ds by less lli. .11 t'l'O with sev
eral ..'iiit.es conceded tn Faker 1 rt
to I.,
hard from.
I'..n,
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h
le
I'l Ml HUM U 4 Willi. i:
II s I l:li OF Ion
bo. Nov . I a. With N. at-
ln ts In all parts of the
unrppoi ! d returns at
till' .1 II lllWl-V. ,e,,.
.1 of 4 ','11 V Oil S O I'l'
a. in.,,, nt. James S lit
ti'te I . i i '. I ilia 11 Nil
. ' . .-!-:i.. n in i;: ii i in- ,
the r tnihlii :t-ts tefme ..t
! !.u iii that i n ... a .,1 i i,ii
, n, ..ssarv I,, tl.-i. rn, na ; .i".
l'.dh br an, h. s ot the ' S,
re r. pubhi an
i i i Hon or in i:m: in
j Ni:imk iiiM im o
' Fan," N H. Nov. 1 n.Their re
p il l'. an state .halrman totiliitt cott-
i''"'l"i lit" ele, lion of ll itililiir P.nrke
Ifíy Morning Journal Special Letlited Wlrr
Chicas;.!, Nov. 10. Marking th"
first conviction on linnet" print evi
dence in this country. Thomas Jen
nihss. a ni'sni, was today found Kuilty
by a jury in the criminal court of the
murder of C. A. llilier on the nittht of
September 1 !
The .tiirors felt so confident of the
UUilt of JenniiiKS that the first ballot
rpstilted in a uiianimous conviction,
with eleven of the jurors ilernalnlinn
the death penalty, tin the third ballot
the death sentence was made unani
mous.
'on use 1 for Jennings asked for n
npvv trial on the grounds 'hat the rin
Ktr print evitlente shmiltl not have
ttpen allovvetl. As a result it is prob
able that the supreme ci urt will be
asked to rule on such evidence in
criminal cases.
Juilue KavatiaiiKh who prpsiibtl at
the trial, devlured when objection was
first made to the evidence prepeiited
by the state that in his ol initio flic
murderer of llilier wrote his síkii ature
tv hen he ri'sti'd his hand upon a
freshly printed porch railintr at the
Miller home.
Followini; the murder of llilier.
this port h railing was sawed off and
taken t pteelicp heaihpiiirters vvher
phntouraphs werp made of thp finiipr
prints. These pliotoKraph.' were eti
lui'KPtl ami following JenniiiKS' arrest
were compared with new imprints of
his left hi' ml made at the police
bureau of Identification. Finirer prim
experts testified at the trial that there
were thirty-lhree points of similarity
on the first three finders of the left
hand or the murderer of llilier and
that of Jennings.
llilier. who was chief clerk In the
Chicago offices of the Ib.i k Island
railroad, was shot to death in the
front hall o l'hiíi resi.len.-e at Washr
inuti.Ti Heiiihths, III., by a neurit buri
lar llilier bad encountered the burg
lar In an upper hall. The two grap
pled and fought 'heir way down a
stairway to the first floor. j
Wh.-n the poli.p took hold of the
Investigation it was only known that
a negro hatl kllbd llilier. Jennings
was arrested less than half an hour
iftcr the shootiiii; at a point threc-
iiiai-ters of a mile from the Miller
home where he had In arded an elec
tric car bound for Chicami. Iietcc-
tivcs were sou to the Hilh r home j
immedi.it. lv utter the murder found I
the hurt I imprint on the por.h rail-I
ItlK. I
Mrs. Hi'trh't Stanton I'.l.-iteh inlro-
niiceii a resolution calling on the leff
islaturp i f Washington to invite the
liglslatme of this slate "lo place be
fore the voters to New Ynrk the full
I'lKht of free bin n citizenship (fur
women i.
"Some veers ;ik"." she 'ontinueil
"Mr. Roosevelt whs asked if tireat
niet tiiii-T and speeches would help I
voles for women. He said. 'No; tuejj
best ibinr to do is to nam another f
stele ni tin- west.' Well, we have 1 1
done that, but iinfortunatcly the un!-
versal adviser is now silent. lie Is
as close as the oyster from oyster Fay. T
ro now vv must pit k cur wav in theij!
dark." :I
Thp rpsohilii n tn the b 5Í.-I
of V shington til's sccniidi d
udopictl.
Dried Fruits
Raisins
Citrons
Lemon and Orange Peel
Mince Meat
Nuts
Sweet Cider
ture
and
t
REMOVAL OF MISS DIETZ i
PREVENTED BY DEPUTIES!
Ashland, Wis., Nov. 10. A smís;i
titini l t-cene took place at St. Joseph's
hospital ti day in which an attempt
by .Milwaukee s. ntpat bi-,; i s to re
move .Mvr.t Iii.tz was .rustrated.
Ceorup St bulles, head of the Iiietz
defense fund of .Milwaukee, arrived
In Ashland la.-t ninhl and cnnouneid
his lili i -1 1 1 1 . 1 1 to rcniovp Miss lhetz
fri in Ihe hospital tn Hivwar.l and
thence lo Milwaukee. He i I. timed to
have authoriiv fn.ni her parents anil
fiom Sh.riil Madden of Sawver
ccnintv. Iiepuly sheriMs and In -pital
Ithysici. ns prevented Miss lii.t.'a r, -
m.lVi'l. SlhulUs tail he would Kil to
Tliiyward. ia ri"i ,-e bond and i'urn
lor Miss l'itiz.
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214 CENTRAL AVE.
Phcne 17.
Try a Morning Journal Wanl Ad
AUCTION SALE
Friday. Nov. 11, at 2 p. ni.,
at 106 South Broadway Street,
I will sell at auction, a nice lot
of up-to-date furniture. Let
no one miss this opportunity.
J. M. SOLLIE,
Auctioneer
i t. I a plur.tiiiv of 1
1' IMIM'
II nt!.
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