davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morris tribune., 1911-09-29
No. 34547

Office of Register of Deeds, County of
Stevens, MINI.
I hereby certify that the within instru
n1ent was filed in this office for record on
the 18th day of September A. D. 1911, at 2
o'clock p. m. and was duly recorded in
Book L. of Miscl. on page 4S1. :
JOS. J. GAFFNEY,
Register of Deeds.
Morris tribune., 1911-09-29
judicial Oath.

Administration of an oath in judicial
proceedings was introduced into Eng
land by the Saxons in 600.
Morris tribune., 1911-09-29

The State Agricultural society meets
in January and already interested ones
are reported to be engaged in active
campaign to control it's deliberations.
THE COUNTY CHAIRMAN.
Morris tribune., 1911-09-29

Speaking of Lawler and his candi-
dacy, which is puzzle to some, sew
eral have been unkind enough to say
that his candidacy is not on the
square. A known opponent of county
option, some of his enemies are charg-
ing him up to the liquor crowd, while
Others say that the main object of his
candidacy is to hamper the chances
of John Lind, should he get into the
game. AS mayor of st. Paul Dan was
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
,nmplIlnrmlnrN pnriN.

Tb, happy aftermath ur the v "
e. benefit play viii be- the enter.
tVlumout Go be- rendered by en-, dire,.
tors Mcssrs Nlhripht and Digger.
complimentary 10 the participants n
th, play
Arrangements had bv,u mad, for
This function Goo oc,u; b,f,r, On. pre-.
scnutuu ot THE Man From Homc"
but Dos request ot th. inviteo. the ar
fair has boon deferred tll the week
following
In The midst of their rush Ice COM
plotting Arrangements. placing the
-prcuI SCENERY aud giving nual die
rcctons regarding ,xprcssioual work
OF thr actors. these ou,rgoti, gentle.
mon arc finding time 90 plan The de-.
toils OF tnis party that promises Go
Doc red letter event in social annals
or this city
Judge ira \. Abbott who endowed
tho Y. w g. g. with five thousand
dollars providing another uy, thous-
Rud Doe raised Tor which purpose
the play ~ given, viii occupy a 1o1
40 the thoator ~, nrst night ol the
play aud among other guests viii
huvc Governor William J Mills with
him To enjoy "rhc Man From Home q"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
Hayride and Bale"

No merrier iollifcation could be
Imagined than the entertainment pro.
vided Tor thirty.two young people by
Misses Marguerite Arson and Janet
i'm last evening The company as.
semblcd al the Ansuu homc lust as
darkness Tell from The wings ul
night ana settling themselves IN tho
hay.padded float OF The O. Is Trans.
Ter company. started on a siN.milc
ride TO the Jacobson ranch north OF
Old Town. Mcsdamcs \ " Arson
aud T.. " Iill gave chapcrOnial su.
pervision TO the Inn OF the chaper.
oncd which they shared whole.heart.
cdly
Arriving az the picturesque Jacob.
son ranch the company were ushercd
into Ions low adobe room "a typical
'sala de- bale lighted by lanterns and
numerous lamps revealing a gay scene
with decorations OF golden rod and "A
two-piecc orchestra OF guitar and yio-
lin discoursing sweet music for the
dance The old,iashloned quadrillos.
polkas and cotillions OF ante-belium
days on the farm when an evening s
froliC was on the hilarious "huskinE
bee order. were the pleasures OF the
hour lasting Till past midnight The
Dutch Finger Polka. Put Your Foot
Down Right There" The Cake walk.
Ing. Virginia Reel and Uncle Josh 4
COwtillion' held the boards Coz the
iluor) and threatened 10 loosen the
rattcrs as the reyelry waxed merrier
with the passing hours After q time
the hall spilled contingent Of dancers
into the treebOrdered placita. where
the Pickering shadows softly come
and go aud 10 the strains OF the or.
chestra these danced In he moon.
light \ bounteons repurt OF dough
nuts, sandwiches. pickles and fruits
galore refreshed the mefry makers
near midnight, alter which under the
light OF q glorious moon the return
ride 90 the city waS enjoyed tor an
hour and a half en%ng at geo m
In the party were Mesdames 4. "
Arson. r. W. I'M. Misses Berll Ken,
worthy, Georgia llanghart Jennie
Tieney Helen Ward. Edith joyce
Pauline Postel, ALMA Swayne, Mary
Leeds, Pauline Sewell, Janet Geigoldt
Charlotte Lcmhke, Edna McCrosney
Julia Kelehcr Marguerite Arson, Ja.
net Nm, Messrs Blair Leeds. ". G.
Roberts. Lee Kellogg, Fred sass
Louis Hesseldcn William Grimme
Jack l.apralk Kenneth Balcomb
Ralph Keleher walter Joyce, Charles
Banghari, Baislcy, CLYDE Ross. George
Center
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

This morning before the altar 1f
tho Immuculat, Conception church,
iu Response 90 tn. sacred ritual read
hy Rev Father \. NJ Mandalari. s
j., Miss Caroline Mary McClurken
ana Mr. Edwin Joseph Jolly repeated
the sacred VOWS ot matrimony Mics
Helen Anderson Was bride smaiA and
Mr. william McClurkeu. brother OF
the bride acted as gr0omsmau. The
bride, - fair beauty was notably en-
HANGED by u modish blue tailored
suit and artistic hat TO match
After the service the company re.
paired 60 the home of the brides
parcnts, Mr. and Mrs. William Nc.
Clurkcu on 32t North Twelfth street
ana partOok of a delicious wedding
breakfast. elegant In appointments
and beautifully em9ellished with flo
rat decorations in white and green
The dining room was vorltahlc fairy
bower Ia odorous white flowers aud
trailing grocn"ry only the relatives
ana intimate friends OF tho principals
were present % enjoy the nuptial
festivity marked by simplicity. but
The entire city joins la celebrations To
these tavoritcs who number their
friends and admirers only by the pop
ulniiou az Albuqu' ruur During the
afternoon Mr. ana Mrs. jolly went 20
their cosy bungalow. "a North
Twelfth street. which mad been furn-
ishod aud prepared tor their occu.
pancy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
House Party Adiourna.

Laden with their SUIT cases ana sew.
@al additional pounds OF ayoirdupOis.
The seven young ladies who passed q
d"lirlouslv happy week ms the house
guests OF Miss Helen Ward returned
10 their homes In the city Yesterday
evening. the hayridc by Misses Arson
and Tin being the browning pleasure
OF the week During the week. sey.
eial formal and several informal par
ties were enjoyed, IN fact, the Ward
home was the center uf continual
round OF gaycty Thirty masculine
callers Ia one week Is the record or
the house guests Friday afternoon
fifteen young ladies were entertained
AZ a Domestic Party Domcstlcity
was the KEYNOTE OF the afternoon fes.
tNttl \ sewing contest. guessing
Contt.j In which the naming OF PROB
lomatical parts OF a shirt waist en-.
gagged the tore session. after which q
luncheon, appointed with hand.paint.
ed place cards bearing clothes lines
adorned with clothes and pins and
favOrs. asbestos iron holders ompha.
sized the domestic ta4tcs cf the
hostess and inyitees.
II Is recorded los the scales that
one guest spent sleepless nights pom.
dcring on her fitness 10 preside over
the domestic realm OF one Of the
faithful callers OF the masculine per.
suaslon. aud thereby lost Two pound
in weight but otherwise the scales
tabulate increased weight OF from one
10 three aad q half pounds OF the 9th.
er debtors To Miss Wards hospitality
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

gatchcrs' convention In baltimore are
10 bee seen the faces N J r. Agec,
chief dispatcher AT san Marcial, + q.
i.ockhart. dispatcher at Ration; G.. Il
Shaifer OF Win-ow. "a 5. Scott OF
la Iunta. and j v, Ford, chief dis
hatcher az Clovis. and also president
ot the association. Mrs. Agee and
Mrs. Scott are among the ladics IN ne
picture.
Special mention for m"ritC'iou e"
tons is accorded 10 several men VINO
aie well knCvn here
For voluntarily firing an engine
when the regular fireman had b.
come IN OF disabled credit parks have
been placed as follows: A Il. Camp
bell. brakeman Rio Grande division,
FIVE
George Shade, engineer, Albuquel'
que division FIVE. for assisting Ia
packing n hotbox on a baggage car.
thereby avoiding delay TO an impor'
tant passenger train
F. A Schelter, agent operator Albu'
qucrauc division. ten. Tor noticing a
dragging brake rod and notifying the
train crew, ..
]. r. Robe and ]. G. Wildhelm. en-
g'neers: G. NJ, Service. conductor, W.
g. Harris, NJ hloldsWorth and | d.
Ellis. brakomen. Albuquerque division,
ten each for firing engines when me
regular hremen were sick.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
4 MnNnI.nrt1. A,n.

" has been said that The present
,cnur, has been the grootcst 100 the
worlds history tor inventive, scnlu-
Man, p,opl. mot ,e' uld. remember
WHOM fumpts "f tho telephone nru
wore heard. and almost before thcy
bad di,d down the telephone va. 900
genera us, Thou the wires stretched
uu' into ihc rura communitics until
now be- telephone is ~ ncc,ssitr
The automobile. too. cam" almost
ov,r.meht until nos thc hots, iuot
is not auto broke" De- o. rbut,
rIt q couple 81 days 1go. without
much horaldug fInrr, Atwood an
aviator. started ihe mechanism ~ ou
acroplanc. uru., from the .'p pf S.
Louis aud prsau i"uru,, o. Sew
YORK. aud boston ., way 20 rmcago.
WIuUug H.s $50, through IA, air ui
win. GtIur at %, raj, or FAST ,N.
press train. did 30 make no stops ot
stations This aviator reached thi-
chicago and 'ouR up his flight iot
New Yors SEQ bird known g. man
,su equal the speed OF this human
bird iu thing of mans construction.
set hJs complement created Dut
little unusual comment u Was taken
u4 u commonplace. almost. so acrus.
toned g. progress have the American
people become.
q expect. if 1--we IN, allotted time.
TO get into IN ,croplauo right here iu
Albuqucruu, and take % trip 10 en-.
caRo declared an Albuquerque man
on the street Yesterday and his hear
crs laughed
Doubtless people laughed at the
first locomotive. the first steamboat
aud the uru electric car.
N)r our part. Sc don't doubt that
the Albuquerque man viii do what
hs said
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
@ o O @
rnICh AnoIT rnrCk.

no nc.s Glib down am eat Bit"
How hu I've ct already, can't no more All right
olsh youv 8
Won never ttsr better sine the 1v so
" we'd in the Gr'ndo
In a,i patch Of weeds and 'q"o
Jus
W. ntcd % gn q hardly
lryn "ui In the west
come QUIT rom bask
Thc thought ia right through
And rto something 10 az"
\ cant v'gtnhls ana such
ks E Il dont amount 20 much
ia heard lot OF
vile thu heavy gel
i.ut tho n adcy OF Il
and then | too worked il With hoe ~
way v garden truck and all
/, an u mixtures would call
chgr a q feast
And u & PIE aant than back cast
right asst .cp roastin'
IL mis- goodI1 a half q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
SANTA FEE EMPLOYEES
MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST
BEING DISTRIBUTED

Tho August issuc OF the Santa 70
EMPLOYEES Magazine lis OF the press
II is filled with interesting matter 90
the employees OF the road, and men
tions number who are we'll known In
this city. In the August birthdays
department, n published a speaking
likeness OF Master Mechanic L. a,
Mattimorc and the following summary
VI the activities OF this genial and
popular Albuquerque man ~ given
T.. T.. Mattimorc. master mechanic,
was born on August 4. 1866, In Reno
va Pa, where he VAS educated in the
parochial schools He entered railway
service In 1851 with the Pennsylvania
lines as an engine wiper aud until
December. lSSs. was engaged as a
maChinist apprentice and as lour'
nCymen. January, 1883 TO October,
1929. maChinisi u u A. T. Rd,, Brad
ford Pa. Oct. 1883. 10 May, 1891,
maChnist with various railroads
May. 1891, machnist With various
roads May. 1891. reentered the sery'
ice OF the u II a y road as ma
chinist az Bradford, pa Nov 1899,
To Nov, 1901 erecting shop foreman,
same road; Nov. las-. 10 Feb, 1904,
gang foreman and general rOundhouse
foreman. d a l.. " road, Buffalo. \.
y. Feb, 1904. to Jan. 1905, general
foreman. Fitzhugh Luther Locomotive
Works. Hammond, Ind lie entered
Santa Fc service In Jan. 1905, as
roundhouse foreman, Needles. Cal,
since which he has been, consecutive
~ April. 1906. 10 July 1903, general
foreman. July !, 1908, to date, mas
ter mechanic. Arizona division. with
headquarters al Needles, Cal
Among the curiosities IN the maya
linc IS a published photograph OF the
tor OF train as seen from the top OF
the SaboOse.
The photo taken by Brakeman 4
G. leayman OF Belen. \ NJ, shows a
iInin OF torty tank cars loaded With
water as II drilted down grade a
mite west OF Vaughn. y. NJ, at a speed
OF about thirty five miles an hour
oyef what is claimed 60 be the largest
~ In the world The water was haul
ed from willard, \ "a, ior use Oy the
Santa pc AZ Vaughn and east thereof
Engineer G. \ Wilson and Fireman
y ) kenny worked engine No lis.
on the train
la 0 picture OF the Santa Re dis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

approximately ESQ people shared
with the orphans 10 occupy the ODD
Fellows home. the benefits Of tt'
chicken dinner and supper rendered
in odd Fellows temple by the H..
bekahs Saturday. The diners had 'hc
benefit of the feast ana the occu-
pants 81 the nome are To- bc the bcnr.
u,iariys Of the proceeds ln concert
with Rvb,kahs an over New McN!cu
aud the Good cheer club the local $50
tcrhood Is working zcalouslN 90 "a"
cure funds for the furnishing of tbr
home for odd Fellows widows aud
orphans that Is nearing completion ga
Roswell and will be dedictcd dlri a.
the grand lodge assembly in that CIV
in October.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
Church Mnddlnn.


In the freshness OF the early morn.
ing at 6 O'Clock yesterday In the
Immaculate Conception Miss Elsie
LeTarte aud Mr. Geo Green plighted
their troth In the presence of numer
Gus friends, In response 10 the solemn
questions put by Rev Father 4. NJ.
Mandalarl. = j
The professional was the Lohengru
wedding march played softly by Mrs,
Snyder, The bride was becOmingly
gowned In brown silk empire gown
aud picture hat adorned with viii
low plume. The attendants nj the al.
tal we're Miss Marie LeTaite and Mr..
Fred LeTarte sister and brother of
the bride, ana Mi and Mrs. Garcia
Alter the ceremony the bridal part y
was hreakiasted at n sumptuous
spread AZ the home OF The brides par
cnts, MI and Airs. Theodore Lerarto.
the rooms OF the leTarte home and
The banquet liable were beautifully
dressed in white roses, and the par.
Tors embellished with ported palms.
Covers we're laid Tor "a aud the mem.
1rable family tastiyiiy lasted I'm late
IN the morning Yesterday large
crowd of friends gathered 90 the
brides home 20 extend concentrations
and bid hem farewell Music. many
expressions oi sage advice from the
married and near married, and de-
htlous refreshments occupied the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
Cnl.lnr ncrnrtmcnl ID slntc InIr.

Tho First state fair is To- Dee auspi-
rluusl> launched with many depart
ucuts not h,retofor, conducted az the
territorial fairs Prominent among
tho new features win D., thu woman
building. near the entrance Go Shr
grounds. which viii b, dedicated en-
urrly 90 the handiwork pf women. su-
pcrvtscd by women. decorated by wo-
men ana 20 be rendezvous ~ women
and their friends during IN, fair AT
work In al branches viii ht exhibited
in this quaint mission building FOR
morly the display house of the Santa
Fe Railway company
Most interesting and successful
promises W be the department of
cookery Mrs 49, : Rodcy has been
appointed chairman OF this depart
mcnt and the outlines of her pians
for the cuisine exhibit insuTes an that
could bc desired Mrs Rodcy is u
correspondence with brown Bros
brokerage company of Denver. and
has received from; them offers OF cash
prizes amounting To $50 for the best
loaf ~ bread and the second and third
best loavcs. Brown Bros Intimate
the desire 90 Increase their cash prizes
later Local merchants hnvo offered
prizes Tor tn" best light bread. tho
best chocolate cake the best dough
nuts. etc. When tho list Of donors is
complete Mrs Rodey viii have IL pub.
lished IN fun Armour a 60. are In
tcrestcd and viii ondow the depart
ment with a substantial prize 4
GESTURE eligible for prizes viii be- the
pantry display of icllios and preserves
ana like products \ prize viii b,
Offered Tor the best cake baked bv
girl under II years of age. This
latter contest viii prove of incstlmablc
value in encouraging young girls to
cook, and the outgrowth of II may IN
time be cooking school During the
afternoons of the fair there viii be-
demonstrations of tea and coffee
making ana the beverages dispensed
To al Easy chairs aud touches viii
provide rest conyenlcnces for visitors
aud altogether the womans building
viii be apt Ca Doe the mecca of sight
seors and one OF tht crowning feat
ures of the fair.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

r INST uufcttuna"
tJo t, last npt according cont
J,rps, morning a., nd
t,r,,otev p.incd
account :" part " the f2
However aud Cutr' avenue
u, rl,
in le
r,t ,.ts, tnu AWAY ana TO mo-
,fbi clothing
.tf,d Vub th, ,I how
others advanced To on De- rc
clrtT thai There, A.
o ti, matter
wondered
Thought of 81 Tho chewing tonace" which
d that
grace hopper, chewing So he
the Ihn
tho Do,
bod
vs. DO rrv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
Ncnnrn ImI,nic.

Resolved. That Fir, T. More TO-
struCtiyo Than Water was the sub.
icct of debate az the social meeting
Of tho Nromcn OF America MondaN
evening M.ssrs. Bc,h, and Holcomh
throshcd out the pros and cons cot
ths topic go tho .djfioation az Tho
Ycumen assembled, Nhe Tined up
their mental arguments Tor and
against each speaker iu turu and rrr
and water seemed fairly 90 possess
tho comuun, until au effective exc
tinguishrr ice cream and cake
WAS applied.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
No TIME TO IOSis.

Mr. smith has q resolution IN tho
senate Tor the admission OF New Mex
leo and Arizona. Doubtless before IL
gets through congress. if IL H. $50 for
times aud possibly some other rcsolu-
ton viii bc substituted Tor a.
The time undoubtedly Is growing
short and congress viii adjourn one
OF ihcs, DAYS without much prior mo-
tice We believe that there Is a pos
slAility that some resolution can be
passed giving rs statehood which slso
viii meet with tho approval of tho
president
But II any such legislation Is To- be
passed II must be don" quickly aud
We must not stand upon the manner
OF IT, doing. 81 we ere to have any
chance of admission at this time
those scif-madc patriots al home ana
elsewhere must keep thcir mcddling
out ot the deliberations or they will
pull OFT another Flood resolution
iiasco.
Let us take whatever we can gct
that will admit us to the union and
let us use our individual influences
To- keep few OF our iob'rss states.
men at home.
A. pastimc. putting the president
IN the hole may bc highly entertain
ms but 1t is NOT calculated 10 get w
into Tn, union, as the people have
now seen to their sorrow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
O @ @ @


adI INV Wv chOaman hcf l0un
. nice ChIuomag who likes 90 chat
As ne weekly
politics
the {
to do with
sam he basket washing
a
that mayp sam 40 q p
words She 'nough'
n, would conn hcnd this
look 81
dismissed the
sulie, viii
not sai hc ably. gote Me
bu, nov akcc n
mistake IL, Thought
had,0 III. rod to selh inn th,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
CIIILD ROMANCE ENDS nA""iLY.
(soectsl Correapsnaeace 40 The Heraisb

CloNls. \ NJ. Aug' "" ETHVsV
Grissom and Miss Matte Copeland.
both OF CoWan, \. NJ. were married
here Yesterday by REV. ). II Jones,
pastor cot the Presbyterian church.
The young people. who are only ~
and - years Of age, came In the day
before hut could not secure license
on account of their Youth. They re-
turned 10 Clovis Yesterday with an
affidavit ot their parents consent, SCI
cured the license aud were married at
once. The groom Is a successful Ncw
Mexico dry farmer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

The first Of numerous parties for
september brides-elect win be the al
ternon inttrmalty next saturday
complimentary Go Miss Madonna RAN
kin. The Misses Mnrdy viii be host.
csses to coteri" Of girl friends 81
the hunurrc. Miss Rankin win be-
come the bride of Mr.. Albert 4.
Learned early In september.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
Art SUPERINTENDENT Named.

That the Woman's building at the
First state fair is to hold represcn.
atiOn of arts and crafts from all parts
of New Mexico Is already assured by
he ready response and cncourbginE
interest evidenced la q majority OF
he counties The appointments TO
the county superintendoncy ol many
prominent ladies'. famed for their pro.
gressiyencss. ability and success OF
all undertakings Indicates a splendid
Inauguration OF tine state Wide art
competition for the numerous pro
lmiums 10 be- awarded Though not yet
complctc the list having county art
superintendents ior the exhibit are.
Valencia county, Mrs. Solomon Luna,
Terrence county, Mrs James Walker,
sierra county. Mrs r. ID Piitmaun.
Luna county. Mrs 4 Moore, Roosevelt
county. Mrs Coe Howard. Mora coun.
~. Miss l.. VI. Harmon, Eddy county.
Miss Essio Hart
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
so Gle T Y

compan, till midnight Nj and Mrs
Green LETT on the e.20 train for ia.
cumcar. y ~ where Nh Green, Tor
some time a responsible attaCho of
the Colorado Telephone company IN
this city has been given The manage.
,nenf ot two exchanges. one ~ Santa
Rosa ana one a. TutumcaH and the
latter place where they viii make
their home VIII proht by Albuqucr.
que's loss at a most popular couple
NJ ostimablo characteristics.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

8. v. A. Prepares for Fall Term.

Another Indication uf the steady
growth Of the Albuquerque schools is
the announcement that the faculty at
81 Vinccnrs academy u.s. so be- notably
increased To meet the needs Of the IN
Crcasinp classes Dranatics WIZ
again bc featured the coming year
and The course Outnncd by Slsier
Loyola the professor of drahetl'S
aud principal at The nigh school de'
Dartment covers every phase OF voice
culture, grace culture, human nature
study aud oratory The BUILDINGS
are being treated to thorough ith'
ovation ana new equipment u beinS
placed In the class rooms for the
accommodation of the increased ~.
tendance promised at the opening ol
tlr tall term. September n.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

The ,indicutiun OF MI Tart ~ OF
lcss importance o. The business inter-
csts OF the territory than statehood. d"
Morning organ Yes. aud state-
hood Is of considerable more import
ancc than putting the president m
the hole, az the Morning organ and
i,s little Democratic gaug have Just
found ont
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

Those who are the favored friead
OF the Eastern star members are to
enjoy musical treat Friday evening
in the Masonic temple a committee
appointed hy the Worthy MatrOn has
aranged program and social session
10 follow the bricf lodge session The
vocalist are Co De- Misses Pauline
Cartwright. Katherine trimmer. Viola
llluehel aud Mt Gould. while piano
numbers 10y Miss Frances Strome VIII
add much To the evenings pleasure.