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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-10-28
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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-10-28

The "Japs" who replaced the
Negro walters on the Great Northern
Dining Cars Did not make Good"
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-10-28

The Items from the classes, make
the news Of the masses. Read the
Twin City Star.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-10-28
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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-10-28

Policy writer's will soon learn that
they live under the same law that
convicted Albert Adams, millionaire
lottery (policy) owner Of New York
City to a term in Sing Sing.
Not only do women play the game
of policy. or buy the lottery drawings,
but the regular female customers do
so by proxy. They phone" their
plays in to the writer, and they get
what is coming to them II they win
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-10-28

1t is lucky for Jailer Loomis that
none of the we'll known prisoners
escaped from the County Jail. It
was just a Negro burglar, who had
nothing, therefore, no one can claim
that LOOMS was bribed.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-10-28

The Twin City Star is now legal
newspaper. according to the Laws of
Minnesota.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-10-28

Minnesota will have Grand
Lodge of the Knights Of Pythians.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
SITE IS OFFERED
FOR CH|LDRENS'
HOME BY WHITE
Prominent Roswell Man Puts
in Bid for Removal Of Insti-
tuition Now Located in Al
buquerque.

That there Il a possibility that the
New Mexico Childrcns' Home society
may move it, headquarters from Al
buGuerquc TO Roswell ~ indicated by
the following story published In the
Roswell Morning News:
Phelps white. prom lent poii'i.
clan, one Of the biggest cattle men In
New Mexico. and incidentally one OF
the biggest hearted and most unpre-
tontious public characters IA Roswell.
has again shown his kindness by not
only giving a heavy check for the
belefit OF the Childrcn's orphan Home
az Albuquerque. but while Rev. w. A.
Nicholas. the field worker for the
cnildren'a Home, was In Roswell yes
ierday, told him that he would give
the children's Home an eight-acre
site one mile east of Roswell on Sec
ond street u the management will
move u over TO Roswell.
This land " worth $500 per acre, or
$1,000. II has a good artesian we'll
on u.
Mr.. white L. nm active worker inI
all lines OF progress in Roswell, and
the valley. hut Is little heard Of as
II " done 80 quietly. Politically he
Il a power.
Mr. Nicholas says n ten men NillI
elve s2s0 each and ten give t1O0 each.
!, II very likely the home Gun be se-
cured.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
CODE is ADOPTED T(
PREVENT THEFT OF
PHONES.

Los Angeles. Calf, Dee. 2i.--rhe
determination OF the board of public
works to put an end 30 stolen long
distance telephone calls over city hall
telephones. caused anxiety yesterday
among some OF the city hall employees
IN the past employees OF the various
departments OF the city government
have shown extreme courtesy TO all
who desired 10 use the phone a min
Ute" but they now realize that v the
council adopts the recommendation Of
the board of public works they viii
have 10 say mo" even TO their best
friends.
IL may work hardship upon
some" sad President Hubbard OF the
board. but the public will soon be-
come educated TO the fact that out
sidcrs cannot use city hall phones for
long distance calls.
"undef the present System II Is lm-
possible to keep track OF those per-
Sons who use the city hall telephonea
and the result Is that the city has 10
pay the bills.
According to the system to be es-
tablished the operators IN the city hall
telephone exchange are 10 be glyen
code OF signals. II an employe of the
city clerks Oiflce wants To call Lang
Reach ne will be required 10 give the
exchange operator his name. aud des-
lynaie the department from which he
Ii calling. The operator knowing that
a city omploye IL calling win then
Eive the company's central the code
signals. whereupon the employo viii
be connected with long distance,
The edict will put stop 10 long dis
lance visiting and Inquiries from unxi-
GUS friends who want TO know how
IL the baby"
The man who wants 20 telephone his
wife at Pasadena, Alhambra. OF ons Of
the beach towns, 10 be- sure and get
some meat for supper, will have to DO
HIS long distance ordering over phones
other than those IN use ~ the city hall.
The glrl who wants 10 tell her
mother or the dresHmaker In another
town how 10 M her dress for the ball
IN the evening viii have 10 huns up
s0nle public phone station IN onicf
10 deliver her mesEago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
LION AND MOUSE"
HAS FULL HOUSE
IN ROSWELL
One Who Attended the
Play in Pecos Valley Town
Has Word of Praise; Here
Christmas Day.


Mnlson's was hesleEed today by
many people wishing reservations fot
the afternoon aud evening perform
ances ~ the Lion aud Mouse" which
happens in the Eiks' theater here
Christmas day. Tho matinee viii be-
kin at gao at popular prices. The
curtain will rise nj the usual time az
the night show. According to tho
Roswell Morning News the attraction
was well received there Tuesday
night, the following criticism Iaudlns
II considerably.
4 full house greeted the Lion and
tho Mouse" az the ATmory last night,
each one pranouncinF the play to be
the best drama ever produced In Ros-
well.
woman's wit and cievernsss plttcd
against the money power octopus play
cd BY Mr.. Robert Blaylock. In John
Bnrket ilydur.' wbf not only interest.
ing but portrayed by MIR. Blayiock
and Miss HcddA Laurent. az shirley
Rossmorc" wns instructive. These two
roles could not have been acted oct
ter.
Tho whole troup was a strong one
there being not a weak character IN
the company. Tho special scenery
was In good shape and practically APP
propriato.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
MEMORIAL TOWER
TO BE BUILT

San Francisco. Calf. Dec. "a
memorial tower. 10 commemorate the
holding OF The Panema-pacifl exposi.
ton. will be bnilt al some site near
San Franclaco vel 10 be selected.
The nroposition to erert the tower
as presented by ". l.. pelton and r.
" Fergnson OF this city was endorsed
recently nj a meeting OF the directors
OF the PanamaPaoitlc exposition. The
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
MAKES WORK EASIER.
Albuquerque People Are I'leaaed 90
learn How II IL DOnc.


It's pretty hard 20 attend 10 duties
with a constantly aching hack;
Win annoying urinary disorders.
Doan's kidney Pills have made
work easier.
So thousands have gratefully tesli-
fed. They're for bad backs.
They're for weak kidneys.
Albuquerque people greatly recon-
mend Doan's.
y. L. Brown. ais West Gold ave-
nue.. Albuquerque. New Mexice, says
"On ind ON for three or four years
while a work there was n dun,
heavy ache through my ioins. often
felt sharp twlngca when attempted
10 stoop and more than once ! was
unable 10 straighsen. Reading about
Doan's kidney pills. procured box
and I soon noticed a marked Improves
ment, Doan's kidney pills removed
my pains and aches aud also restored
my Kidneys 10 normal condition. :"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster-M ilourn Co, Bnffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name oan's--- ana
take no other. 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
CHRISTMAS GIFTS ARE A
CONSIDERABLE ITEM
AS EXPORTS

New York. y. ". Dec. 22.--Not even
the treasure ships Of old can compete
with the liners entering and leaving
this port these days. for they carry
millions upon millions Of dollars
worth OF Christmas presents. Every
trans Atlantic liner that sails through
the Narrows. to or from New York
these days, Is q treasure ship. Four
vessels within the last -four days have
carried abroad four million dolla.s.
New York's annual Christmas gift 20
the Old World.
This city will have sent nearly ten
million dollars abroad when the last
gift laden liner leaves its pier within
the next few days. In addition to this.
natives throughout the United States,
OF almost every Mngdom on the map,
will swell the fund by millions more.
Over the money counter OF the New
York postofflce there have passed
within the past ten days more than
six million dollars for shipment
abroad and the season IL still nj It's
height when the last inventory was
taken. Great Britain was leading With
1887 900, with 1taly pressing Il for
second place with money orders total
ing ~ ,O9l. 900.
Great Britain will cash lii.il2 mon
ey orders 10 get this sum. To Austria
there had gone 2S.0iG money orders,
aggregailng si93. 600. % Sweden, 49,
352. aggregating s442.S10: TO Germany
81. i73. totaling si3o.s46: Liberals gift
IL the smallest. there being sixteen
money orders. with SSc3. while 20
Egypt. next In order from the end,
there went ninety-four orders. total
Ing fi.S26.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
FADBR|NI IS SPOKEN
OF AS COMING
vIRTUOSO
Young Neapolitan Pianist to
Be Heard Next Week I'M
der Auspices of University
Is Marvel.

That Fabbrini the pianist who will
render concert nj the Elks' Decen'
her ~. under the auspices OF tho
University Department 81 Music. Is a
coming leader In piano rendition. es-
pccially In the playing OF Chopln's
compositions. II the statement made
by 81. Paul papers
Fabbrini will render several OF
Choplns works in his concert here.
that composer being favorite OF his.
Fabbrinl played with Kukelik In 81.
Paul. and is said 10 have well nigh
oyershadowcd that master OF the yio-
lin with his execution upon the piano.
A press commsnt says;
III there was some disappointment
over Kuhelik, there was genuine en-
thuslaSm over Fabbrinl. the young
Neapoliian pianist. recently become a
member Of the Minneapolis School OF
Music faculty, II was his first APP
pearance In public In the twin cities
and he succeeded In winning n de-
served success hy his intelligent and
highly artistic playing Just how
great a Chopin player Ar Fabbrinl Is
canno; be said after hearing his SIM
gle Nocturne by the great Pole. but
his playing last night was delight.
The amazingly difficult Nephisto
waltz from l.iazt's ~faust" episode
Mr. Fabbrini succeeded In investing
with interaat--a feat of first inp0f-
lance. because no composition shows
LISTS had qualities more pronounced
~. TO inelslent demands for encore,
Mr. Fabhrini responded with "a highly
colored and technically difficult Btude
by Mar,ucci.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
BENEFITS
FOR CHRISTMAS
Hartman Employees Who ARE Out ol
Work Win Ia Given icigiu Thous-
and DoIliiTs by Other Union Men.

Kansas city. Dec. se.--N Nearly $50.
e0O In strike benefits viii be paid out
this week ~ the men who are out on
the Hartman lines. The members OF
these unions win receive their money
from the local headquarters of their
organization.
The payroll OF the bollcrmakcrs'
organization alone il $4,000. This
includes eighty-two locals, and the
total number OF men paid will he
5,025. The boiiermakcrs pay 81 %
q man with family dependent upon
him and 80 a week to one who has
not. 4 single man who IN the sup
port OF mother or parents receives
the same az man of family The
boilermakers' pay headquarters are
In Kansas city. Kan. and the money
In transmitted In chccks To the vari-
Gus other locals.
The other unions that have men
out on strike pay approximately the
same schedule.
The strike Tor which these bene-
fits are being paid was called for 10
O'Clock the morning Of September
so and involved five crafts Of the
shopmen Of the Hartman lines. More
than twelve thousand of the thirty
thousand workmen involved answer
cd the strike order within fifteen
hours. II grew out 81 tho efforts of
labor leaders 20 consolidate the de-
partment employees organizations OF
the Hartman lines into a federated
body.
The decision Of the five interna-
tiOnal presidents OF those five crafts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22

entertaining programs 10 he heard In
their own rooms. In some OF which
Christmas trees are featured and In
others novci diversions. The teachers
~ the Third ward are also busy and
the students are In trim for a splen-
did entertainment To be rendered In
various rooms. some of which have
combined forces.
The Second ward class room viii
he tho scene Of similar celebrations
ana To this aa To All the school en-
tortaintnonts the parents are invited.
Private Scho0is.
The "Cantntn OF the Seasons" to
be presented tomorrow morning at
the convent by the atademiciaps II
Ia be one of the musical treats of
the Yuletldc. Father Time viii be
there 90 direct the course of the sea-
sons and the years quota OF holidays.
The pupils ami teachers 90 the
Immaculate Conception school are 20
entertain their parents and friends IN
their usual delightful style, and at
the close Of the programs Friday at
ternoon All the school children of the
city wiil 4 lrae for one brief. happy
week. AZ the Boys Harwood school
Saturday afternoon the following pro-
gram win bn heard, after which the
huge green tree VIII be unburdened
Of It's precious load
song. "America' ....e...',. Sohool
Violin .......,..... Mary Leaning
Essays Dr. Harwood's Bible Class
First Three Days OF Creation.
....4............. John Blca
second Three Days 81 Creation
........... Nathan FLORES
Drowning work of Creation .,,....
.................. Orlando bien
Christ's Nativity ... Jose Madrid
Baptism OF Jesus 49,. william Macs
what Would You say w Jaarmillo
Song ....,....s... HNhuoi
Marriage of Santa Claus .......
................. Orlando Bien
Address 10 santa Claus ....,......
............s... William Macs
song. santa Claus. ,.,......s. Seh"ui
Soldiers OF Jesus ....P. liarolh
santa Claus Substitute. .....s.s.
.............. Robert Lawrence
The felated Santa Claus N. Macs
Two Little Stocklnss, Nathan Flores
Song ......ss.s+fs...' Ncho"'
Reading .ss.ss.sss' $500 ". i"'t's
Santa Claus. .s..,. Leland webster
The Shortest Route. ...tN Lawrence
The Dearest Tree ......T. Barcia
Af,or christmas 800. Arthur Morris
Violin ,aDlo........ Mary Leaning
Sona ,...... Orlando Blca
The NewsboN'S Debt. .... John hlea
cornet aud violin duet, .,.,......
Maurice f-caming. Mary Learning
Address DIR. Thomas IiarwoOd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
CAMEL ROAST rs
LATEST IN PARIS

Boston. Mass. Dec. Ala state
New York, Dec. 2l.-According 10
mail advices from Paris, roast camel
is likely to head the list OF holiday
novelties In the culinary line. Paris
chefs 10 search OF the customary &C.
centric dellcacy for their annual fee-
tlyal found the hears which were
served last year rather tams and
missed the elephants foot which iig-
ured prominently ON the menus OF
1903.
The opportunity for presenting The
jewellers with real camel this year was
offered by flamburg animal tralnes,
who turned over TO the Paris butchers
three animals whose artistic capacity
had poyod a disappointment TO him
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22

Wheozing In the Iunsa Indicates
that phlex1n IA obstructing the air pas
saEeH. BAf.LARD'S HoREHOuNu
SYRUP loosens the phIeHm 50 that Il
can be couehed uIi and elected. Price
asc. soc and tl.0o per bottle. Bold
by All Druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22

II had been troubled with eonstl.
patton Tor two years and tried all OF
the best physicians In Bristol, Tenn,
and they could do nothing for me"
writes Thoa. w. Williams. Aiddleboro,
Ky 1.-TWO packages OF Chamber
lasn's stomach and Liver Tablets
cured me-" For snle by all dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
STRONG BROS.
Strong Block. Corner Second & Copper
OF CHRISTMAS IS ABROAD IN
THE SCHOOLS OF ALBUQUERQUE

Not school child or teacher In
Albuquerque but IN STEPPED to the
eyes In Christmas sentiment No
matter what other nolinays are ccIo-
bratod or Ignored this greatest day
a paramount aud Ia this year To- be
observed more extensively than ever.
IN fact. 50 general ~ the 10y aud so
great Is the demand for Christmas
trees that the local dealers can mot
supply the demand L. statehood re-
rponhblcg wei. n doesn't matter.
81 Nicholas II in iivelier spirits than
ever this year.
The high school students are To he
edited by "a play produced under the
management 90 the Criterion Literary
society. This win be given Friday
afternoon and the chorus numbers by
the high school will add much To- the
merit Of the program that Is TO be as
follows;
songs, "Chrlstmas carols'. ....
...... High school MIXED chorus
Reading. "Christmas Dinner on the
Wing mann. Laura Car,wriaht
Music ,.......,.A. II. =. Orchestra
play. ''The Birds Christmas Tree"
Jack wentworth PELHAM Mcclellan
Mrs. Wentworth. ,.. Alma iaidridse
Mrs Montague Wentworth. Jacks
mother ....,. Florence Gfunsfeld
Mrs. Tapslcy. Jacks aunt. ...,,..
...t.....sF.tsss Lucy hl'hbIut
Dick I.aughlln, the best man,.
s....s....t,s.... Harry FRANK
MIR puRsiey, 1he oabman. .,.....
IA
Pete. the elevator boy..,t.,.,....
Piano duet .......,.tst,s.s,
.A Anna Myers, Norrlne Swiizer
Reading OF tho criterion paper.
"Tho Wasp. Frank shuffieharEer
Vocal feolo 800. Miss Charlotte Pratt
Ward Schools.
In each OF the ward schools the
last afternoon before tho Christmas
vacation will be devoted 10 entertain
nent appropriate 10 the day. In the
First ward there h o. be comhina-
ton pFograms rendered In two rooms
and more than one tree viii gladden.
the eyes OF the children The teach
rrs have all arranged programs, one
of which, 10 ho given In Miss May
oek's room. II 10 be;
n iurAtNlAa linA i"i 'hN"i'h W"
opera.
Day ....-.ssssstf ssf's IVY ShA""''
Night .,s........ss LntA beNhahah
New Years. Beatrice hih
Father Time james hoatrlEhl
Lincoln ,tts.........' 'tladNh fhup
Valentino .....s..ss'., ldh shlnh''
Washington .,..s..s.'.' Jun" hs@"
April Fool ..t..s+f.stfsss
Cola Morris. Jos. Wocd. NaFroh
Myers tdfonsed as clowns).
Memorial ...,.... Bcrnice caikini
Independence Day ....,ss...t,'.-
........4...... Josephine Nieale'
Labor Day .,..,.. Harold Wood.
EIall0wo'on .,...... idiiian snntuce'
Thanksgiving DAY ) Adcilne Alien
Christmas Day ......' Mabel hihu.
Herald .s........s.. hhipn N"s~''
Christmas sonE.
cornet solos ~ Harold Weed
Songs. rocltntiona. readings
Thc Tfappers story .s,e'......>.
.4............. Melbourne Hiner
Tho Crnschels' Christmas Goose
A. tho Foufth ward school ~,
fourteen teachers have each arrnnge'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22

Gas IN the stomach comes from food
which has fermented. Get rid ~ this
badly dIgested food az quickly AZ pos
alhIo II you would avoid a bilious at'
tack; HERI3iNE IL this remedy YOU
mood. u cleanses and Strengthens the
stomach. liver and bowels, and restores
energy ana chcerfulneAa. Price sec.
Sold ny All Druggists. a.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-21
MRS. ELIZABETH FAIRcLoTH
DIES AT HOME IN CITY
Succumbed to Complication After
Long lIness-Was a Native
of Benwood, w. Va.

Mrs. Elizabeth Faircloth. wife OF
jerome Faircloth, 210 East Stephen
street died Wednesday evening at
4 80 o'clock at the City Hospital.
where she had been taken week ago
for treatment for a complication of
ailments. She was as years old and
had been i'll for two months Mrs.
Faircloth is survived by her husband
and six children: Mrs. Harry Hickea-
beugh, McMechen, w Va; Joseph.
Marion, Henry, Earl and Wesley. at
home; her father George Crawford, of
Benwcod, w. Va, four sisters and two
brothers, all, except one, living in the
western part of the state. She was
born at Benwood and was a resident
q Berkeley county for 23 years. eleven
Of which were spent in Martiasburg
Funeral Friday afternoon at go
o'clock at the house, conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Forest of the Pentacostal
church, and interment in Green Hill
cemetery.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-21
MINISTER is KILLED.
Rev. VIM. Anthony Run Down by 8. G.
0. Engine.

Rev. William Anthony, pastor CT
the circuit consisting of the Middle.
town, jefferson, Doubs and Point of
Rocks Methodist churches, was struck
by B. & o. locomotive and instantly
killed Sunday afternoon. The acct
dent happened in "Calico Rock cut, =
a mile east of Doubs, Md. The body
vas badly mangled.
The minister was on his way t.
Point of Rocks to hold services, hav-
Ing left home half an hour before.
While passing through the cut he step
ped from one track to the ether to
avoid a passing freight train, loco-
motive, running backward, closely fol-
lowed the freight train on another
track, and it struck the minister and
hurled him some distance. When as
sistance arrived he was dead.
Rev Mr.. Anthony was about so
years old and lived at D ubs. He was
assigned to that circuit from West
Virginia about two years aga and
was well known. He preached in the
Doubs church in the morning and
closed his sermon with the remark
that 1--WE may not meet again" He
leaves a widow and two children.
Rev. Mr.. Anthony formerly preached
at Bunker Hill and was we'll known
in Berkeley county.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-21
He cHoKED SHARPER AND
RECOVERED HIS BIG WAD
Confidence Men Try to Honswogole
Woodsboro, Md, Hotai Man Out
of $1,000 But Get. Left.

Frederick, Md, Oct 17--Conidence
men giving their names as A. San
ford and Mr. Bailey secured $1,000 in
cash from James NJ. Smith, proprietor
OF the Weodsboro Hotel Realizing
he had been feeced Smith choked
one Of the men into submission and
regained his lest money by force.
Beth mel made their escape by driy-
ing to Harpers Ferry and taking a
western train.
The two hired teams and drove to
WoEdsboro. Nd. Sanford told Smith
he was about to buy a farm for $4,000
ard needed 81 900 to close the deal.
smith drew the latter amount from
bank and drove off with Sanford to
Inspect the farm On the way San.
ford produced what he said was 81
600, and Smith turned ever to him
his 81 600 The cash was put into q
box and placed under the seat of the
buggy In the meantime Bailey, dis
guised as a tramp, appeared on the
road, and, hating the team, asked
20 be taken in the direction they were
driving.
After getting into the buggy he Of
fered to make a bet with Smith on
a game The latter became sus-
picious and made move for the cash
box Sanford reached for it at the
same time. Smith grabbed the con-
fideace man by the throat and checked
him. He then reached in the box
and drew cut his money Bailey made
no attempt to help his confederate
in the struggle for the cash. The two
rurriedly drove off and reached Har-
pers Ferry by roundabout road.
From Martinsburg they telegraphed
to the liveryman, telling them where
10 fad their team.
The men had been in Hagerstown
last week, but feared to pull game.
Smith is one of the best known hotel
prcprietors in the state.