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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-23

On December Steel City camp No. i56 and Palmetto camp No. 52 of Pratt City, will hold jointly big parade in celebration, of their class day exercises, which takes place at the city hall. The parade will start from the hall at Pratt City and traverse the principal streets, after which the members will take spe- cial cars and come to Ensley, alighting at Seventeenth street, from which point they will march through the streets, later assembling at the city hall, where the exercises will take place. Following this the members will repair to the banquet hall to be selected where covers will be laid for over 200. One hundred and thirty three candidates will be initiated, the work being done by some of the leaders of the lodge.
 At the II o'clock service next Sunday morning the Rev. Frank w. Brandon will preach. His subject has not been an- nounced. In the evening the Rev. George D. Boyd will preach his last sermon of the present year just before he leaves for the annual conference. Dr. Boyd's s stay in Ensley the past year has been very successful and the members of the church are working for his return to the Steel City.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
vE|LED|NS|NUAT|ONS
UNDERGRADUATE
OF THE HYBR|DS
Mcdonald Uses Underhand
Methods at Las Cruces in
Trying to Injure Character
OF Judge E. L. Medler.
tsps.IsI Csrvssposdsnc. ,o the usrsIdD


las Cruces. y VI. NOV AT a
meeting held in Las Cruces Thursdry
niRh, W C. Mcdonald Demo
cratic Progressive candidate Tor gov.
ernos on the mugwamp ticket, by
base lnuendo aud insinuation, attack
cd the character of Ilonolabl" Ed.
wafd l.. Medler. candidate ior hitge
OF the third judicial dlst,i,t Toe
speaker stated that Modler was n0i a
worthy man, but cid no, state where
his unworihincss consisls Ne tEcrely
said. "ilefore you vote Tor Aodler
write 30 certain lawyers ana othHrs
ln i.lbngnsfqhv vncrC he usN' TO
l,,c Most y. the audicr.e were -.
promely disgusted with such an un-
defhanded attack, which reacted TO
the benefit oi Med,cr. Mcdonald aid
not pretend to say IN any way that
Medler Is not capable Of ililins ihe
position OF disific' Judge, hm mere.
w insinuated tina, before v1iint Tor
him We should Ask his enemies what
kind OF a man b. In.
lu fact. McDonhld's whole speech
Vas ihll OF inncnIo md rniiraly laci-
lils IN the coenni argument iha. ap-
peals 20 man OF Intelligence. u is
estimated that two-ihirds OF the an.
dissngc that heard him was republican.
Mcdonald said, . u YOU had man who
was dishonest and who worked
eeelnst your interest. wOlld you keep
him or fire him and try someone
eiae7' he did not follow oui The
analOgy and ask, "lf you had man
or sol at men who by years OF
faithful service aud honest adminis-
tfatiOn OF office had proven his or
their worth, would Won fire him or
ihom aud take some unknown aud an.
tried novice
Prominent upon the stage was the
Honorable Felix Martinez. OF El
paHo and Los Angeles. who. Il IL un-
dersiood, has opened up his pork bur.
rel against the possibility of the elec-
tion uf Democratic legislature ln
New Mexico next Tuesday. In which
yase he would be able 10 20 20 the
United States senate as New MeNi-
can--though he has not lived IN New
Mexico for many years
Mcdonald stated thar he had
heard that there were inmates OF
the ncniiontlary al Santa Fe who
we're writing 10 their friends on the
0utsiue and asking them To help the
Republican ticket. as II would re-
hound 10 their benefit and possibly
enalilc them To shorten their terms In
the peniienliary. This h on par With
nIoel OF McDonnld's so-called 'Gisu-
mcnts" which were based solely upon
hearaay and lnsinuRtion
Altogether, his effort was extremely
weak ANA disappointing 10 his NOS
ardent supporters, and probably ~.
bounded mote TO the ben@iii OF tlo
Republican ticker than Il did tn that
OF the Democratic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
To the Voters of Albuquerque

o O. political cam nurin
thos weeks h Albuquerque journal
uro strength of t= hgat Pc
That Ftauk A nubhcl
Huhhcll au a. any
Tho Iournd wotld ht', brrc
% NrN
OF A. Huhb"t
zen 10 stnga Sar In n
thc huue.
ability +. irNrtF
on Ticket JoseI f.
Wilson. J 4 Gtrcis
iurero Tom MeNii ienno'
dison j. a. Mcto'uu Tom i'ar'u A
Ferru, Ganrle
rho, psfty of
H,s hs journal had u of those meme
N u d on uf them2
tn, 10 say, "a eamp
VIII t g
~ kind Of
"campaiguins Albuquerque"
Don't t1uk . ge oNn tu
YOU men Who cast, voss and
Glcuwater and ie-u- noncro
onh the either hand b, tho Republican PARTY
tu of mon
this county The oigh
what ~ ryou7
What Que for
Hl.enwatcr one for ,aur
Your higher hofn
tho fund. the court fund EVERY
FUND er h,fo
Tho i- Is an IN
this campaign So IL Mr. GicnNat"r. 5
hls cntnty. Yon know cord
of the
You also tho men are nansca
the Republican
h n o. 1 l. 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
HERb|E HAS A FIT
ON STREETS Or
LAS CRUCES
Tears Down Placard Contain
ing Truth About His Fight
oil Bursum and Stamps on
1t; Amt II Fierce
, special Telegram 10 Evening HsraIaD

a"pe'tht hchr&Fhu No isNebtu& uernlNl
Las Cruces. y. NJ. Nov Herbert
j. Hggerman last night addressed Il
small crowd in i.as cruces making
one of his characteristic sprcchts.
mainly devoted TO abuse af d. a.
Bursum. In NO respect dld u dlner
from the other speeches which he
has made in other parts of ibo state
which have been completely refutcd,
and tn reception accorded th, speaker
was hy uo mans rucourtging to him.
ON the streets of l.i. cruces this
morning Mr., HaEormnu mudr a spec
tacie of himself oN tearing town and
stamping upon o. pHrnrd entitled
The Truth About Huf-um' which
contained copy nf Theodore p"os"-
veits letter Swing hi- reasons for
removing ilagrrWHn frum IA, Office
of governor pf New Mexico. Ia hi.
speech last night Mr. Hagermnn had
rrfraincd frpm any alluslon 10 his ro.
moynl from office or tho cruses which
led up to %. Presumably. bis action
on the street this morning /. the unN
answer that hc has 50 make
Tho Republicans viii ciusr the
campaign tonight with monster drn-
nnHtrati0n, tnrehsllght paraae
through tho streets of the yity and -
big rallA at the armorl bDinp thu prin-
rlpal features Tht meeting viii he
addressed hy judge A. D. Fail Of
Three Rivers and several local sprak-
ors
Indications point to an unnre-
r"dcntrdly latge majority rnr the re-
Publican Ticket. both state and county.
u bona Ana CuuutN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
Republican Success is
Assured By Seuen
Thousand Majority

That thr Republican ticket Z
y viii win vitb s mndshd. ln the Z
y iirsi state election IN New Mex Z
leo n now assured Reports To- Z
. day indicate majoritics for the .
. entire ticket of between six and .
y seven thousand votes q
. Every Republican county Nill .
. give better than its normal nn. Z
y inrity. The campaign that has Z
. been made against AIR. Bursum
haA reacted so strongly that his =
. majority IN practically every
y county In mo state viii exceed =
y the hcs, hopes of the Rcpubn- .
can campaign managers
The Democrats have expected
. their strongest majority from q
. the pccos valley counties. The .
. reports coming here indicate q
y that In thuac counties the Dem
. ocratlc maioritics will be great Z
y ly reducrd such counties as Z
y Guadalupe. Lincoln and Otoro. 4
y considered doubtful ten days 4
y ago, are nov certain to go for
. the Republican ticket. Even =
. sierra county. which has been Z
y conceded to the Democrats. VIII
. return q majority for Nj. Bur Z
. sum. q
The closest estimate that can
y be made from reports received .
y np Co lnic This afternoon show
y the election ~ Mr.. iiursum by q
y close 10 seven thousand MAJOR =
. ity. The rrports Of thoughtful =
. men from all parts OF New Mex =
= leo indicate the following result
. by ceunties .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04


DENNIS y. NJ, NOV. The beea
politicsl RON, reid ln pcmlns by any
iarty during this campaign Was held
ia this clt, last uiaht IN the Interest
of the Republican paru " O. Holt
presided. the arcakrr~ being Ralph e..
EN, Who discussed national l-Rues ana
pointed ont Co ,hc farmers the very
great necessity NJ voting tNc Republl-
can tickrt in IN" present campaign.
iiis iiuatruions we're very clear and
concise and were exceedingly we'll re-
c"ivod. The chicf speaker OF INC
evening wa Hon. E %. FulIen of RoA-
we'll. who held his audience, ana IL
might be- said rlRht here tnat u was
tIe largest political audience that hAs
assembled here this year. from the
start t. nni-h. not one singic person
l'sNing tho hall durinR his address.
The general trend oi Mr.. Fullens re-
marks was that tho Interest OF Mr.
Hggcvman In this campaign who IN
vigorously lighting M. Rufsum. the
Republican candidate for governor. II
a personal nnr that he h not concern
ed about IN" Succ'ss "f the Hnpueiican
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
GET THE FACTS THEN
TAKE YOUR CHOICE

Did You read the Albuquerque Journal this morning.
Did you read what that newspaper said about H. o.
Bursum7
Did you read H. 0. Barsums speech delivered in Elks
theatre Thursday aght and and published in the Herald
Friday evening.
If You didn't read that speech read it in the HERALD
Sunday morning
Decide for yourself whether you want to trust the dir
ection of this state to H. o. Bursum Republican cand
date for governor whether you want to turn to
n. J. Hagerman and Dannie MoPherson
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
" ADEno NNNOuNCEs
MN uEAD Or INTERIOR

MeNico Clty Nov. i.---prcsldcni-
elect Msdcro annonnecd late last
night that he would place Abraham
aonxnles. noN aovernof ~ Chihna-
hua, ~ the head OF the department
Of the interior instead 81 Jose Pine
Suarez. vice prcsldent-cicct. who viii
become president OF the senate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
SIX EAST LESSONS in GOOD GOVERNMENT

ernsd csrssr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04

Continued on Page 2. Column o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
What Crime is Ii to Be
An American

lrsas Romcru. Madestu ortiz Z
= and other leading rSpnnrhts of Z
. good government ar, now ap-
= rraiing 90 the hasest preiudices
. b., uruing the voters in the ynun-
. tr precincts to oppose Marshal
. Millin nn the ground that hc Z
. b. Hu American
Think uf that you who nav, Z
. cherished the idea that charAc-
. ter aud fitness. and not race or Z
. NATIONALITY. are IA" principal
y requisitcs fnr official position. Z
. Voter are bving urged tu OPPOSE
= MIR McMilun or the sole ground =
. that he h. an Amrricnn'
Aud what h. Je.us ltomero' =
. u II possible that hr cnims not
. to be an American lf hc is not
. an American, what ln lieHy"n's =
= name h hr aud what special =
y odinm does he think attaches a.
= the name American
y win Mr. Homoro please an
. sWerg 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
Do Not Be Deceived By
Belnted CampaignL Lies

During this campaign the I
y Democratic Hogermsn ires- hiss I
. indulgrd IN more Of viilincauon, 4
. mnd singing, lying. than has
y esrr been known IN th. history 4
. of % state campaign IN the west 4
There are thrr. days more ~
y this campaign You are likely 4
y tn have offered 60 you during I
. these remaining DAYS the same
. Kind nf stuff that has been told =
. YOU concerning N -. Bursum Z
y ana other men during the past Z
. few weeks.
. II n not necessary to tell YOU 2
. the kind of urht HagermaR. the =
. journal ana their Democratic =
y partners are making IN this =
. cnmEaign. =
. You know an about u. =
. only he careful not Go hc de- =
= ccived hy amy lies that may he y
= offered to ,ou ln the ast frw Q
. days Of thir campaign =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
villa NOR SUMMON ROOSEVELT

Roston. Mass. Nov 4 piatrict At
,orney Pcilctier has decidrd not 20
summon ~ President Throdur"
Roosevelt ana tho editors of the out
hook, whose names were submitted
by Governor Foss tn connection with
the publication Of "a unsigned pullt-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
ELY AND FALLEN
ADDRESS VOTERS
Of OEMING

AT Biggest Rally Ever Held
in Luna County Hagerman's
Neighbor Exposes Animus
of Fight Against Bursum.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-03-10
LARGE TRACT BORDERING THE
CITY LIMITS SOLD.
Michael Wagner Now in Possession
of Five Hundred and Ten Acres
Of as Fine Land as There Is in
Blue Earth County; Was Pur-
chased Originally From Lamm
investment Company.

From Thursdays Daily
An extensive real estate deal was
cOnsummated in Mankato today,
when Michael Wagner purchased
from Fred Thissen, Jr., 200 acres
of land. paying therefor about $780,
900 cash or 500 per acre.
The land lies along the PhOl road
and borders the city limits. 1t is a
fine farm and was sold to Mr. This
sen about a year and half ago
by the Lamm Investment company.
He in turn sold it to Mr.. Wagner.
Mr.. Wagner owns so acre farm
just south of that one which he
bought today, and his new purchase
places him in possession OF BIO
acres of as rich soil and handsome
property as can be found in Blue
Earth county
Mr.. Wagner has reason to feel
elated over his purchase. He has
several sons who will assist him in
making the $40 acres the most pro-
dnctive in Blue Earth county
Blue Earth county land is attract
ing the attention of farmers in Iowa
and Illinois and those in eastern
states. During the past few years
many farmers from Illinois and In
diana have purchased farms in this
and nearby counties. They find the
soil more productive than that in the
states which they quit TO come here.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-03-10
MRS. ELLA JOHNSON DEAD
She Was Wife of John Johnson,
South Sixth Street. \

SOulIl oIHlH SlTCct.
From Mondays Daily
Mrs. Ella Johnson, wife Of John
Johnson, residing at 107 South Sixth
street, died at her home at two
o'clock yesterday morning, after a
long illness with cancer She was
forty-nine years of age, and was
born in Sweden. She came to
America twenty-fOur years ago, and
the last twenty-five years of this time
were spent in Mankato. She is sur
vived by her husband and five chill
dren. She was hard working wom-
an, of excellent character, and well
liked by all, and was patient through
her long sufferings.
Funeral services will be held We'd
nesday at 100 p. m. at the under
taking parlors of Landkamer Bros.
and at 2 p. m. at the Swedish Luth-
eran church, and the interment will
be made at the Swedish Lutheran
cemetery.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-03-10
RELIEF FOR TUB FACTORY
Senate Has Recommended the Bill
for PASSAGE.

St Paul March 7.-All the demo
Gratis and many republicans recon-
mended for passage yesterday the
bill introduced in the senate by
Works of Blue Earth county intended
to give ii new life to the Creamery
Package company, convicted of vio-
lating the antitrust laws.
The measure was amended at
the request of Senator Fosseen of
Hennepin, however, so as to apply
only to companies which take ad-
vantage of it's provisions within thir-
ty days after the passage of the
act
The bill provides that all com
panies which heretofore have been
convicted of violating the antitrust
law, on payment of triple license
fees to the secretary of state, may
be permitted to continue i'm business.
Only on first conviction will the mea-
sure be applicable.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-03-10
FORMER RESIDENT is DEAD
Herman Ritter Passed Away in ST
Paul Yesterday Afternoon.
Eropo Eridau;c naitu

Paul Yesterday Afternoon.
From Fridays Dairy.
Herman Ritter, a former resident
of Mankato, died at st. Paul yes
terday. He was residing at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. John
I.indner, and was over seventy
years of age. He lived in Man
kato for number of years, and
was Il cooper by trade, honest,
quiet i'm his disposition, and well
liked by all He left Mankato sew
eral years ago and went to live
with his daughter at st. Paul. He
leaves a family.
The remains will arrive i'm Man.
kato Saturday evening, and will be
taken to the old home of the de-
ceased, GA North Second street
The funeral services will probably
be held at two o'clock Sunday after
noon at the German Lutheran
church, and the interment will be
made at the German Lutheran Gene
terry.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-03-10

WHEAT STEALING is CHARGED
Herman Krummell Placed Under Ar
rest Yesterday Afternoon.

Herman Krummell was arrested
late yesterday afternoon on the charge
of grand larceny in the second de-
gree, in the theft of five bushels of
wheat from a railway car. The CON-
plant was made by George NJ. Palmer
of the Hubbard Milling company.
Krummel was arraigned and his pre-
liminary hearing was set for Friday
morning at nine o'clock. w. A. Ply
mat appeared as his attorney. His
bail was placed at $500, and in de-
fault OF it, he was committed to the
county Jail.
Deputy Sheriff Ed. AriO yesterday
afternoon, with search warrant, To-
Gated three sacks full of wheat at
Krumme's place, and wheel tracks of
his push cart or some other vehicle
are said to have led from the car to
| the residence of the defendant on
Spring street, which furnished the
clue.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-03-10
NORTH MANkATO TEACHERS
List Is Chosen BY the Board at a
Meeting Last Night.


From SATURDAYS Daily.
At meeting of the North Man
kato board of education last night
the following teachers were elected
for next year
First grade, Miss Esther Rud: sec
ond grade, Dorothy Funk; third
grade, Ethel Herrick; fourth grade,
Mary Schaefer; fifth grade, Julia
O'Brien; sixth grade, Mrs. Ruth
futile: seventh grade, Miss Caroline
Parker.
The election of principal was
postponed until a meeting will be
held during the coming week. Pro-
lessor Mccormick is not candidate
for reelection.
The new order of grading is in
accordance with a plan adopted by
the board few weeks ago. By this
arrangement the beginners class will
be dropped.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-03-10
9
n. p. JENSEN SELLS BUSINESS
After Many Years He Retires; New
Firm Is Salisbury e. Jobin

Firm Is Salisbury G. John.
For many years past Mr.. Fl. p.
Jensen has been a dealer and manu-
facturer of vehicles and farm imple-
ments in this city, until today per-
haps no name is more intimately as
sociated with this line of business.
The goods that have been handled
by him were all of the highest grade
and the treatment accorded the buy
ing public was of the most uniform
courtesy and consideration. Tuesday
of this week deal was entered into
By which Mr. Jensen disposed of his
big stock of goods TO Ray E. Sails
bury, formerly of AmbOy, well and
favOrably known to many people here.
and Fred Y. John, formerly of Worth
ington, but who has been a resident
of this city for some time. The well
known standing of the individuals
composing this new firm is guaran-
tee that the buying public will con-
tinue to receive a square deal at
this popular old stand.
In stepping down from the car
rage and implement business Mr.
Jensen will not retire, he having
taken this step in order to devote
his whole time and attention to his
real estate business. and will for
this purpose, for the present retain
an office in the same building.
Mr.. Jensen naturally feels very
grateful for the liberal patronage ac-
corded him during the many years
he has been engaged in this business
and wishes that the same generous
and liberal treatment may be given
the excellent gentlemen who have
| succeeded him.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-03-10
ABSTRACT OF THE PROPERTY
IN BLUE EARTH COUNTY.

Personal Scheduled at $12, ,703;
Increase Shown in These Fig
ures; School District Tax Levy
This Year Is $39, 784.55, as Com.
pared With $37, 946.87; How the
City Shows in It's Wealth.
The abstract of property valua-
tons i'm Blue Earth county and the
city of Mankato furnishes some in
teresting figures. The value of all
land in the county, outside of city
and town lots, including structures
thereon, is $7,252,377, or an average
Of $l5.42 per acre. This is less than
il was two or three years ago, in
spite of the fact that all farm land
has advanced at least $25 an acre
during this period. The total value
of city and town lots, including
structures, is So, 402,220 which is an
increase over two or three years
ago. The value of all taxable per
sOnal property in the county is
$2,l04, 703, which is an increase This
makes a total valuation of both real
anu pei oOit'i Diopcily III inc equity
of $12, 759,300, which is decrease,
owing to the falling off of the value
at which farm land is assessed
The average tax rate is 1886 mills,
which is an increase of nearly four
mills, compared with two or three
years ago The total taxes levied
are $343, 940.9l
Valuation in Mankato, $3,786,651.
The total valuation of the city of
MankatO is $3,7SS,651, and the tax
rate is 80 mills, except that includ-
ing the frontage tax it is 39.45 mills.
Only small amount of property
still pays frontage tax. The total
tax levy N the city is $l49, 446.09.
This includes a city tax of $50 $50 .6S,
the rest being school district, county
and state taxes.
Last year the total valuation of
the county was $l2 1884, 668, and of
/ the city $3,75S,G34 The total tax
levy was $340,222.47, of which $780,
/ 454.l4 was on the taxable property
of the city. The city tax was $780,
275.23, the rest being school district,
county and state taxes.
The Mankato school district tax
levy is $39,7S4.55 this year, as com
pared with $37.946.S7 last year
aside from the local one mill tax in
each ease
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-03-10
MAY LOSE THEIR FEES

Senator Works and his opponent,
Benjamin Taylor, may be deprived
of all reimbursement, on the ground
that there is no precedent to pay
before they reach the senate. Senator
Rockne, chairman, warned these
claimants that their cases would be
materially strengthened by finding
some precedent for payment of snch
bills.