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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25

o1.r,ro, Ruvsrs and sellers we're apart,
ord nr,cea we're quoted as follows: Centrit-
,,get os ,e., a36d g. 4sc: muscovado. 80 test,
ss6 : psc: 1noissses. So test, LII n y 73c cost
and freight J4Sikc. In London beet sugar
vas frrn and higher; July, l2s u "a, August
t3s and october December. l5s ia. -,
RICE-No change IN the market out ,V ,.
nrm owing 10 hrmnes or southsrn mn, ~.
which are said ~ he nndirg market Tor
their product at higher prices '"""
In ODDS from New YORK ,,, 80,
METALs-COPPER-S nul' So 80 =
july. August, september and 0s'1psr' f,,t
f. nc. london quiet. spot tS o 10 81 %, Ssv,
ur~s f57 2s Cd Arrivals Reported ~
York e.day. 1876 tons Lake, l-ty .g. IN.
q s' Sfi rs SOC ' ESsy; SPOT, S5
a.. CSC; july. ais = Al. SIC. August. 4l;s"g
Al ijc, september ngti.6oc; OctoDers ~ "a 80
T4ic. London SPOT 100 futures tiS9 Us =
LEAD-Firin. 445qi55c New York Lss4
447tc East 81 Louis London, tlS los 90 %
sPELTER-Quiet, 5.T0g $500 New YORK ~
q : soc East 81 Louis: London TO c,.1 al
MONY-Cookson's $500. lRON--Si t'
warrants. 4cs foitd in London Locss,Iy SI,st 5
foundry Northern. Sii T51sl5i NO L co"'ho'"
and No 1 southern soft sl4 IlQ$l3 -.
MOLASsES AND sfRIPc-Fri'es "o'
steady AZ recent levels
NAVAL sTOREs-No change In naval
stores. with turpentine Arm.
OYIs-No change IN linseed oil. Nshned
petroleum unchanged
Ter. with liquidation and hammering oy pears
On the decline shorts we're disposed 10 cover. ana
late in the day prices showed good rally, VIII
buying by a prominent commission house. flnal
figures were 5 points loNer TO points net
higher Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY SUED
Bluefelds Company Charges It with
Sitting Competition in Bananas.

Philadelphia. July IA statement Of
claim 30 recover sl5,ooo,0O damages has
been filed in the United States court here
by the Blueneds Steamship Company "a
the use cf Elmer z. Wood, receiver Of the
company. against the United Fruit Com
pany The Bluehelds company claims dam
ages in this amount FOR alleged sitting of
competition and creating an alleged mo
nopoly IN the sale Of bananas in this
country The suit was brought under the
Sherman antitrust law.
The original action against the United
Fruit Company was brought BY the re-
ceiver on June ~. when he entered suit for
g. 800 90 damages. II was alleged By the
receiver that the United Fruit Company
secured control of the stock Of the Blue
fields company with the intention of regu-
lating the cost of transporting bananas
and TO stihe tho competition of the Blue
fields COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
TO GARNISHEE TRUST FUND
Court Says ]. F. Baudouine, Who
Has $4,000 a Year. Should PAY.

John T. Baudouine. we'll known as
WHIP. who failed In the woollen importing
business several years ago. is having more
trouble with his creditors. Several of the
latter have judgments against him agsre-
eating $1,000 and they have brought an
action To garnishec his income from a
trust fund. which amounts 10 sS5,Ooo a year.
Ba1douine demurr-d TO the proceeding,
but Justice Bischoff overruled the demur
rer yesterday and ordered Baudouino 20
answer IN twenty DAYS The action is
brought under tho new law which makes
IL possible 10 attach trust funds. Justice
Bischoff said IN his decision that the cred
itors were entitled 10 their money without
any unnecessary delay
It was figured out that as tho new law
permits fhe taking out Of only 10 per cent
Of a debtors income. IL would take twelve
years % wipe out the claims OF $4,000
against Baudouine, even n no interest were
~, 'foefc1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25

spot quiet ard points higher. AZ 3soc FOR
middllng upland. sales. 1850 bales. delivered
on contract Liverpool cables spot in moderate
demand salss. 100 bales: speculation and az
P2r,. 7n. american go Imports none
az ~ 10 points decline Closed easy. 10 20
II points lower: July 6.s5isd July August.
q I'D: August september. 866isd: September
Octob4r 64Ii.d. October November, 63ji5d;
November December 83lc; December January,
s.3Oisd; Janusry-Febriiary. SAID. Febrtiary-
March. $500. March-April $3.50.
COFFEE - Business comparatively small
sales 81 40 bags After an easier feeling early
tho market rallied. and at the close steady
az , points decline 20 points advance. Euro
pean markets wore rather disappointing. Hayrs
being i.dt franc lower. although Hamburg
after showing decline Of i.d4 pfennig. re
gained a and closed ~ net unchanged 20 y
pfennig lower Rio VAS 30 reis lower. but
santos was unchanged 10 30 refs higher Re-
ceipts al thess points were 10000 bags com
tared With - 900 last y-ar, while interior points
received ~. 100, against 81 900 year ago. COST
ana IRE ght Jfcrs from Brazil we're unchanged
but I'm slow demand. Warehouse deliveries ~
brazilian coffee At United States ports last week
were 81 1856 bags. against l22 III the previous
week and SO. 49, last year The visible supply in
end anoat FOR tho Tinted states Is 2.loo. 1877
bags against 3 33T. 2s2 last year and 5.5ls. So7
two years ago. Spot unchanged At i3bc for Rio
No 7. Local contrast prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
wooLLEN MAN IN BANKRUPTCY.

Providence. July 2t-John :. Kenyon
gunner Of z. Kenyon & Sons woollen mill
at Kenyon, filed o voluntary petition IN
bsnkruptcv in the United States Court to
dsv giving liabilities Of s2l5.2S2 and assets
~ s,i4 qe5 Judge Brown appointed Robert
Cirieve. - this city, temporary receiver
with bond OF $1,000 There are seventy
four unsecured creditors, with claims ag-
er~gating N143ls and 5000 is duo the en-
moves Of the mill for wages. Many Of the
creditors arc wool and mill supply dealers
I'm Boston and Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
VIRGINIA TO HAVE sKYscRAPER

Tho United states Realty and Improve
,oout Company. IL was announced yoster-
do, has received the contract for erecting
,a,srt,- story Office building IN Richmond,
VI v.bicb will be the tallest OF its Kind in
,ha south Tho structure. which will proha-
bly, cos; about $1,000 and is expected 10
30 ready fer tenants by July j. w. VIZ Do
6vred by tho First National Dank o. N''"-
mono and tho chesapeake 81 ONO ha'l"'F
COMPANY. tho headquarters ~ when are ln
richmond Edwin HaNley ana FRANK a.
yandorlip. of the chesapeake a ONO ooaf'.
e~e also among the directors OF me lntea
sta.c. PealH and Improvement COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25

LONDON. July a 4 varied assorimen, "i
a o0S hs ies WAS Offered ~ The wool au''i3l
Ssies ,o-d.y The seie"tion bNoughi sisad
nrices. especially well grown merin's; s,I ~
greasy Victorians realized Is "td'. IT,,
erooIs we're frequently Withdrawn. rilr s1Irs
foiloty. New South Wales, 2,uup ply, ~,
scoured - 2tLd0is 10d. greasy %. = " - 80 ~
ores,slar, 900 bales secured. IL "a .
a "A GREASY si,dlIId. Victoria. 80" Dale.
occurred is I'd q r. I'D grcasy, 7hdn "a
south Australia 800 bales. 2reasF: sou E..
~ ZEALAND = 900 bales. secured. rs -" Z,
=. tof.d. arassy 6isdlis I'd. cape or ,'9V'i
H,ne and Natal 100 bales secured, is "a ~
Sid. greasy oisdHlld Punta AfehAa' -''''
baies; greasy. 6isd91od.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
CLAIMS KINNEALLY ESTATE
Limerick Man Seeks 100000 Left by
Intestate Brooklynite.

Another claimant has appeared FOR me
estate Of William A. Kinneally, who died
in Brooklyn I'm 1855. leaving property valued
al 100000. In his will knneally created
trust funds for several Of his relatives,
which the court set aside and held that he
died intestate. Since then there have been
no end OF claimants for the property, which
has Increased much In value.
Timothy Finn. of Limerick, Ireland has
written letter setting forth HIS claim, OF
which Mr. Ganey in charge Of the matter
for the Attorney Generals Office. seems to
think well. Nlr Ganley obtained an order
yesterday from Justice Lehman granting
the application for tho appointment OF
commission 10 examine Mr. Finn IN Linz
er1ck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25

flour AND MEAL-Flour inactive. but
prices nomiually unchanged. Spring patents.
s5ds5 %; winter strai0hts. 81 05ds4 %, win
ter patents 81 80 ~ 81 80. spring clears. 81 81
asa 20. extra 80 winter 81 40 n Sc 80; extra
40 . winter So - a 81 30. Kansas straights.
s. 20dsf 81; fancy spring patents. SEA So ~.
RYE FLOTR-Quiet. fair to good. 81 10 a s.
choice TO fancy. s. 10TSJ 20. CORNMEA1.-
steady: kiln dried. 81 -. BAG MEAL-FinA
white and yellow 81 35Qsi 40: coarse. 81 80 .
81 80 FEED-Wertern spring. SEA 20, stand
ard middlins. 500 So Aour DO. $40. red dog.
$40: city bran. s24 10 bulk, s25 IL sacks; mid
ding. 500 - d 500. red dos. $50 hominy chop.
s24 50 bulk. So 20 sacks. Oiimesi. So a
S35 30
PRoyIsIONs-Inactivea and irregular. Pack
~rs were fair buyers In the lard market but
there vas considerable pressure IN pork
Hogs we're lower and the sharp break I'm
corn discouraged active buying PORK
steady; mess siT so sls: family SISsf
SIS 80. short clear SIS A0Gs1T BEEF
Hcss RIO 60uSii. family. Si2 ST. 80; packet
Sli 50Q Sl2 extra India mess sisdSlh 80
BEEF HAMS. S2s n $50 DRESSED HOGS
Bacons. e1c. $50 ~. exc. $50 m. af.c. I4O
b. g1,c. pigs. tuAc. cut MEATS-Pickled
bellies. 10 10. 12i4 a l3c. IL 10, liisc; IA III,
16d l0sc. picked hams. iic TALLOW-
city. &c, country. ~ "6Hc LARD-Firnt,
middle West. s.aod soc: city quiet Txa
T.c. refined steady. south America o 55c:
Continent s.GOc: Brazil kegs 10 sJc: CON.
pound quiet. "a TIi5c sTEARiNE--stesdy:
oleo. TAc. city lard iOc
sUGAR-Renned was IN points higher or
the hasis OF 5.33o for standard kranulatsd.
less = per cent for cash. Raw unsettled but
tons nrm. owing 10 strength abroad ana small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
BUILDING CODE FIGHT HALTs
Alderman Bowling Announces Post
ponement of Measure to Fall.

r. was announced yesterday BY Alder
man Frank Bowling, Tammany leader OF
the board. that consideration Of the pro-
posed new building code would 60 over
until ~ fall.
Some weeks ago tho TammanF men
started 70 Jam through cod9 which, Il
vas declared. Disseminated against the
concrete interests in favor of manutsct-
,irers 81 hollow tile. a campaign oi op-
nositjon was At once started, ana the
MAYOR became interested He indicated
tbat bo would not sign any code which
ebovved any discrimination. and the at
tampt - pass the code in its present shape
has beon abandoned for the time being.
Possibly by fall. 81 was said. the Bu'lu
ing Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen
would consent TO hold a comparative test
Of the fire resisting qualities Of various
4>,storials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25

New York, July "a 1911.
GRAIN 90 WHEAT -- Showed resistance 10
news most -of the day, but near the close
there was considerable liquidation, ana nnal
prices were u 9hsc net lower. Cables were
lower. owing 70 larger worlds shipments 70
the United Kingdom favorable reports from
India and reports ~ favorable weather for
cifc Coast wero very favorable, and IL vas
estimated that with continued favorable
weather until harvest Idaho Oregon, Wash 70
lngton and Montana will rails" I6OvO.oOo 10
~, zoe. 600 bushels Of wheat, which VIII COM
rnre with IS 700 200 last year The passing
OF the RECIPROCITY bill had little or no inhu-
ence on the market, as IL vas aApsetrd that
Canada will require 4 considerable time for
its consideration. Receipts were large, and
the visible supply showed al Increase for the
increase lsst week ~ 2.63J.00 and de
crease ot 10, 900 last YEAR. Export sales. !
loads OF red and loads ~ Manitoba New
80 = red here 9lo elevator and 9atc o b
ahost. No ! Northern Duluth. 81 0sx o b
float. cOEN--ENtensiys and general rainfall
iu an active selling movement, and prices
broke =. go = ouehel with an sbeencs Of
demand Later there was u moderate rally
on covering, but Anal prices were IS IA :
net lower Country offerings wers some hat
larger and receipts wer. ahead OF both last
creased = .064 600. compared with decrease
last week of 1.21000o and a decrease last
year 81 S51 ono. Export 10 here 90 1. .
Z o b sfioat. OATS--Easier in sympathy with
the decline IN corn ana favorable reports
regarding the thrashing returns. The visible
supply decreased li60.00o. compared with n
decrease OF 2,3O7 last week and de-
crease Of J3T. 400 last year. cash oats weak
standard white. 4Tc; No >. a. lsc; No g. 4si,c;
40 1, 46c. RYE-Noninal. BARLEI-Nom-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions IN BANKRUPTCY
were filed yesterday.
rnvARD BUTTS. No. u West 9th street,
,.diuntarv Liabilities $500, no assets.
~ ,Sie. creditor was the estate of J.. X.
Srocfer charlton. Iowa. S4l .S97.
ET'GENE D. SULLIVAN. No. IL Wtst
as,1 street formerly drygoods dealer
voluntary isbitie9 %sss ,,r1 no a sHA.
pro Of Trow & Shapiro. manufacturers
NJ AIRS. No. East Sth street involuntary
G~editors. 4. Vandcrwegh" & CO., goo H.
& b. Hoffman, 81, 4Oo Guido H. van KOS
DORA ErsENSTETN. clothing, dealer.
Kingston voluntary. Liabilities. SLs-l' 81
60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
REApeoPTloNMENT APPEAL UP.

rbA court Of Appeals viii sit I'm special
session tomorrow 70 hear tho appeal from
the decision of tho Appellate Division or
this department against the action brought
~ declare tine Reapportionment Act OF WI
unconstitutional. Justice Amend first de
,isod against the numerous petitioners. and
bie ac,,on was upheld b. The Appellate
Division.
pocauso the matter rs ono OF great public
i,,,y,or,anca. the Court of Appeals decided
20 Ell specially 10 hear the appeal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
SUIT FOR COPPER CLAIMS
Bunker Hill Co. Brings Action for Sc,
900. 900 Against Railway Company.

Seattle. July 4-Suit was fled in the
United States District Court to-day by
counsel for tho Bunker Hill Smelling Com
pany against the ST Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba Railway Company for possession
OF land in Snohomish Couty. alleged by the
plaintiffs 20 contain eighteen copper claims,
a smelling plant and other property valued
at moro than 81. nm no.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25

box Siasi rs: ROMANO. state. BASKET ~
soc: SQUASH: marrow. POI, Ioc: WINE s,msi Is
TURNTPs rutabaea. bbl. I5c4si. white w"
punches. sias2: bbl. siasl -; ToNAIoEs. J.r-
sey. Acme box. 81 j0dt2 D: MONMOUTH Icnn,'
6OIsSc: Delaware and Maryland. S-bssket cs a.
rier 5oa7oc BsltiniHe. 6-oasket carrier. o ~
punches, S1df2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
SEED PRICES.

Tnlsdo. July - - CDoVERSEED -. cash
$40 80. october. 80 o7is December. 80 ~ - ;
Co pocenb-r So 10 TINOTHY-Augus t,
81 50. september. 81 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
NEW YORK PRICES.
sFABOARD CLEARANCE,

COTTON renewal or tbs liquidating
movement appeared 10 start With the near
months IN Liverpool before the local opening
At any rate. private cables attributed much
lower cables than duo to liquidation by tho
old crop bulls. whose heaviest holdings Of
both spo~ ana contracts are generally sup
posed 10 have been In that market. Weakness
abroad inspired renewal Of tho selling move
ment here, and every month on the list *
cept July. which was relatively 4uist and
steady all day, made new low records for the
season ana movement. The close was barely
steady at an advance OF points on July
decline Of points on August. and a net loss
~ from 80 - 20 points on new crop dei.v-
erie. The market opened easy a de-
elm" OF 10 10 points. Loca! contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

.New. Export. rob snoat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25

-
sar-,adiate charge the commission cannot
ACT arbitrarily but must apply the princl %
mics which control n in the administration
~ other portions of the. act II must IN
- ,rbether tho maintenance OF the
biGber Intermediate rate VIII result in un
reasonable charges or unjust dlscriilii l
ions II 50. the permission mus % "
f,,aed. otherwise II must be granted.
Tho commission may prescribe N any
-, tl.t ia definite and certain the eX-
tent 10 which the intermediate rate may
excoed the long distance RATE IN cases
,rbera this IS necessary Ia prevent unr"a-
snnsble rates and unjust determinations. .
rrhe transcontinental carriers, therefore,
arc ordered 10 readiust their present rates
bv october - next from Eastern terri
tories 10 intermediate points, az compared
with the rates from Nevada points TO the
Pacific Coast. This will make reduction
~ rates 20 Reno and Nevada common
no,pts from the East OF approximately
% ~ per cent In tho opinion Cornis-
siorer Lane says.
"Ko desire 20 be extremely Couserva
tive in this first application Of the new
law. and 10 require an adjustment Of rates
that will be safely within the zone OF our
discretion. For this reason We have de
cided that the trsnscontinental carriers
serving Reno and other points upon the
main line Of the Central Pacific shall make
no higher charges upon any article carry
ing commodity rate than Is contemporary
ously i'm effect from Missouri River points.
such 40 Omaha and Kansas city TO coast
terminal points This principle We shall
also expect to he applied on commodity
rates 10 all main line intermediate points
in Nevada and California.
md N
section are made by carriers reaching Cali
fornia terminals through Southern Nevada
and Arizona These applications for relief
are denied IN 50 far as they involve the
imposition Of higher rates upon irierme-
ties from the Missouri River 30 Los An
geles, San Francisco ana other Pacific
Coast termlnals.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25

jul 81 Th. Pontiac. az nav YARD, New DIX
the Marietta. az Port Lnlon.
.Tuly p The Chevenne AZ Br-merton. the sylph,
NJ Syack. the Missouri The Mississippi. me
Baire The Ohio ana tho Washington, AZ
romrkirsville
Iulv o5IThe Perkins AZ Newport the Petrol, ~
Connecticut the Yarkion tho Vermont. the
Nebraska and The Montgomery. al Province
town. the Paducah. at Kew West. ne
Prutus at Boston. the Patapsco, ar ROCK
land aha Solace At BOSTON. The West II
grs az Vancouver. the Nanshan' a. Han
koN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

organization II tina, good morals. ~
vel ~ good mind can best be- de-
veioped IN n sound and healthy body
and hence u u tina, every v. ~ e.
A, building has u gymnasium accom-
panimeni. where Young mon may o..
cel,e that physical training and de-
Velopment ~ necessary 20 health.
ana where the natural energies 81
youth may be- expended IN manner
which not only win not harm but
viii improve the individual
Albuqucrgu", usually ~ advanced
IN every moral and religious move.
meni has Jagged far behind IN this
matter We should have had hand
some and weli. equipped v. ". G. A..
building IN this city Ions aEo. Now
that q definite movement has been
put under way TO remedy this de-
feet u " the duty Of every public.
spirited eiilun. regardless Of his re-
ilRious beliefs. to cooperate with ~
FULLY and give IL aech support a. his
means viii ALLOW.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
UNIVERSITY LADS
PUT OUT FINE
EDITION
U. N. M. Weekly Appears
Double Usual Size and Is
Handsomely illustrated, in
Honor of Association.

The L.. ~ NJ Weekly 90 this week,
the Official student organ If the TINT
verSity of New Mexico = Just on the
press, The edition this wcs~ ~ double
the usual size aud Il Illustrated with a
number OF choice Views 0f the rni-
verslty and surroundings The avowcA
Intention Of the special edition, which
II got out in aonor OF the Educational
associations annual meeting In santa
Re, II TO bring more students 10 the
University. 90 set the highest educn-
tional Institution Of the new state In
ia proper light before the assembled
educators OF New Mexico, and 10
urge upon AL the need for University
trained mon IN the coming struggle
toward the sop ~ the rank Of states.
place 10 which New Mexlco's re-.
SOURCES and tho character Of her cit
iaenr Justly cntllie her
seyerel hundr1d copies Of the cdi-
ton have been sent to santa Pc and
every teacher win be provided with
one. IN yiew of the effort which VIII
be made tc get the association to rome
90 Albuquerque next year. the issue IL
especially timely.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
DESPERATE FIGHT
ENDS IN CAPTURE
OF HORSETH|EF
Constable Gordon and Posse
After Exchange Of Win
chester Shots Bring Back
One Outlaw to Carlsbad.

Especial Tsisnrsm "a Eveniss usssiaD
Carlshud. \. NJ Nov. is.---After a
desperate neht with Winchester riflcs
a, CLOSE ranae, Constable Gordon and
John Forehand caused tho capture and
arrest Of one o. two horsethieves
whom they had bccn pursuing. Tho
other outlaw IL siili NJ large out Il
~ believed I've h moriaily wounded
Tho man Who was captured near the
Forchand ranch. forty miles south OF
here " twenty-two wears Of azc. and
WIS shot through the right shoulder
before he iinally surrendered
Monday evening. John Forchsnd
VAS ridinE down on his COW range
when he csme upon two Msxicans
with bunch OF ABOUT fifteen horses
he spoke to them and they started 10
get their Winchsstcrs out whercupon
he ran IN amid q hail 81 bullets. tie
owes IBIS escape. he says. 10 The poor
understandable % the thieves
AZ once Sherlff Gordon organized a
posse and pursuit was started Tel
'grams were sent In al directions 20
heed the men on However. before
the pursuit got we'll under way the
thieves had eishleen hours start.
Yesterday afternoon The posse came
up With the men, who al once opened
Ore. u was give and taSo for a few
minutes. Both mcH were winged. and
the young"r was brought down from
his horse whereupon he surrendered.
The older of the tao men made good
his escape although he was severely
wounded. II - thought that he will
be captured before another day None
OF the officers were hurt In the en-
counter.
Five % the horses IN the bunch
were captured. and the rest are scat
tered over the country.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
nElp TnE y. n. a. A.

The movement 20 establish an ae-
i've branch ~ the YOUNG Mems
christian Association In Almiauer-
aue deserves the hearty and fnthu.
siastir support Of all citizens.
The YoonK Mehs Christian Assn
citation has become firmly fixed ~
an American institution. and ~ in
fluence Cor good among the young
mon Of the country, especially IN the
larger cities. has been one Of the
most potent forces IN the moral ad-
yancemens 81 the country. II exacts
Of its followers adherence 10 no par
lieulaF creed and requires that they
subscrihe 20 no special form of re-
ngloaE observance. II encourages alt
churches alike end IL the active ally
~ alt clean liylpE and correct con
ducs form IT, only code. the moral
advancement Of young men 10 only
onjecf.
Not the least ~ the benefits 70 be
derived from branch ~ me Y. A..
&. 4. l. sno opportunity for physical
aeyelonment which n affords 20 ~
membeFs A eardlnal prlncipls ~ me
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
VARSITY TO LEAVE
TOMORROW FOR
Santa FE
Battle Royal With Normal
University Team Expected
to Take Place In Ancient
City Thursday.

Tomorrow the douahty warriors
from the University on the hilI viii
leave Albuquerque 10 play the fas
VcErs Normal University before a
lafRo crowd OF Santa Feans and Edu-
rational association guests, IN the Cap
isol city. The varsity boys are franz
ina into shape well. and With the hard
Eame saturday and the weeks work
since. tho holes left by Hunters bad
hand and Rlnnland's departure TO
study Tor the West Point examinn-
lions, are pretty well plugged up.
The Normniites win have TO MAY
some bah 60 run the University up ana
down the h.d IN scoring style. rho
University hoys expect 90 win. but
they are not overconfdent. n IL true.
they SAY, that the Normaiites are hilv-
Ing their first season. but sometimes
these first season chaps ma them.
selve very early. and when they do
they usuriiy make Respectable oppon-
cnss.