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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
ROY MAbEE BEGINS
HIS TRAINING
FOR MATCH
Local Man Has Placed His
Money and Will Prepare to
Meet Dominek on the Tween.
tieth; Confident of Success.

Roy Mas bee has shown thpt H. is
true sport. sure enough He ia
right there with the goods. ana IN.
called the blum of the Dawson wrcst.
Ter. II blum II be- by placing the sum
oi sloo 10 cover Domupcks Offer.
Now 1t viii be- seen who Is ibr hos,
man. Tor the match will be- held AT
the Elks' opera house either The lgtl
or III, 20ih oi this month Ro, aercrt
TO throw the Dawson man lhrc. times
within sixty minutes tonight ma
VIII go down 40 he opera huuNa an
the local man viii start IN his ppn.
Ing. |, is confidently expected umi
Mabec VIII be able 20 throw thr .r.
pirant irom Colfax with ease IN ,h,
time specified Persons who ll,..
seen Mahcc nj work are enthusiastic
IN their comments of the Way thr
hnshev farmer handles himself pi
considerable strength. and Wlthpll
with absolute control over ever,
ounc" ot H. coupled with his .cicn.
INC knowledge OF he wrcsllng game.
Mabec bids fair 10 make the chat.
lenger from Dawson way bite tn dust
very hard
However. people who have seen M
work of the Colfax miner. state tha.
ne has shown exceptional res ~, O.
powcrs which they claim win Civ
nm a biz chance with ROY II looh !,
ANYHOW ms II Albuqucrqucans were 10
see some real mat work and sportire
Ians are glad that the match has been
arranged
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
COLONEL ABBOTT
SAYS MANEUvERS
ARE GREAT AID
TO OFFICERS
E. c. Abbott. Commanding
First Regiment. Passes
Through City Enroute Home
From San Diego.
ARMY PEOPLE TREAT
NEWCOMERS NICELY

'uluucI T.. G. Abbott. commanding
tho FIRST regiment Of Infantry ~ the
Territorial national guard passed
through th, civ lnsi night on his way
from the muucuNcrs q. san Diego TO
his home Ia santa Pc Colonel Abbott,
expressed himself ns greatly pleased
"'th thc WORK dom ~ the mauouVers.
ana said 10" had uov,r before benefit
t'd 81" greatly lrum amy anair oi the
kind
They iuu took - risht into camp
ana assigned Us around according 10
our rank, with officers ui lis. rank
ANA We could see the whole thing. he
said. There ARE two regiments of in
ianiry IN camp at san Diego. the 30th
aud the Nth There are also a. bout -"
militia officers there from an over
tn west and southwest Each officer
~ placed with an officer uf rank cor-
responding 10 his own colonols with
col"uris. ueutyuants with hrutcuants.
and each carries out the conditions
oi actual scryic, a. far as practicable.
Those who are entitled To- mounts re-
cciNc Thorn. and those who would
walk in service walk a, the muucu-
Ncis. Even thr tents of the ubs.rV-
ms officers arc placed night next the
tents oi ihr Officers to whom they
ar assigned Tor instruction MA tent
Was placed right urNt that ui tl"
cui"nvt uf the Tnrii,th
The reular officers treated us
N,r well nud a. things wcro settled
down To- a certain rSt"nt ~ the time
I sut there, and 90, regulars had time
10 instruct ua more. thiuk Ne a3
benefited VERY much. ! ana sure j
never got So much pui OF a maneu-
YER
Colonel Abbott said that h, had
~r,h the l., GINNING of the nghi at Tia
Juana lew DAYS apo, aud satd mat
~ his opinion the Mexican war Was
taking ou more oi li.r size aspect
than before. H., also said that ".
feared American Intervention would
becun, necessary. and that Tho pres
ont mobilization of troops was NimplN
- gathering OF Thorn to hc on hand
~ hen needed iur any purpos'
~ left on IA, united for santa ~
and Mil gu truiu There 10 Taos. whore
Ia, viii take up his work aS district
ATTORNEY at the session ~ count Now
SITTING under JudEs Abbott
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11

nice shape for the coming two weeks.
thnrllc RoillV viii act ~ ono of his
srafring partners and Johnny Frnync
WIN also assist him.
know Wolgaat Is a good boy "
said frankie YESTERDAY hut the fact
thpt 10, beat Hogan so easily ducsn,
ularm mo Hogan quit. that was AN
n. was frightened before hr entered
th, ring, and never had chance
don't see why ! should T.. afraid of
Wolg1st aud 7 am going to treat him
Just u, { would any other man | might
meet n IA, rius
Burns win certainly go into the ring
with plenty of confidence. aud has
already suggested 60 Perkins that he
bet their end of tho receipts that
Wolgast can't knock him out
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
HUDSON ELECTED A
DELEGATE To
CONVENTION
Local Paste Artist Gets Picture
in Paper and Is Honored by
Rocky Mountain Bill Pos.
ters' Association.

g Hudson of this cit4, vino has
been attending the Rocky Mountain
isill Posters convention ~ Denver. ~
getting famous Ia that little hamlc'
az hc not only got hts name Ia thu
Denver Post. an honor ia itself. but
even had his face murdered by a
cartoonist. the great French. To wit
W see the local pnstr artist with a
long black cigar, which We are IN
formed was given him by no less u
person than Jim curran. of Denver
itself His face ~ wrcathcd IN smiles
t"r h" is no doubt telling OF the pros
pcrty that we are all seeing down
here ~ Albuquerque.
Nh. Hudson was chosen ns rcprc.
sentative To- the national convention
OF bin posters To- ho held In Asbur,
Park. y. j.. this summon g. \. cur
rem was ALSO chosen a. the Colorado
representative.
The fovoritr hymn ct the order was
then sung
Through all iifc's Ills
We stick the bills.
Although our pace g. what the, call
the pace that Kills
We never finch
Nor Civ, an inch
Non du a thing that isnL square.
We ro on the lob ana always there
Ana THAT'S cinch.
To any old tune the above MAY be-
sung with freedom and the certainty
that Il means what the members ui
the Rocky Mountain IAN Posters as
ISOLATION mean to Wit. the best untrp
rs Tor what there " ~ a.
The report ut TIA. secretary tr'asur-
tr Was quite satisfactory. shuNi ng
That there is much IN the treasure
aud that the dolinqu,uis are few,
fh'rc WAS. however sninr regret at
tbo iact that tho m,mhrrs ia various
outlying tuwng IN arizona. wyoming
and NCw Mexico nrr not kccpiug az
th.ir plants Bili boards IN these
places were reported as being entirely
missing "r out "f repair and not
looked after carefully steps wcr.
taken bN thu association TO have these
places visited by competent inspectors
VINO viii SHOW these d'rrlici members
how 10 piit thcir plants ln first GLASS
shape ana 10 whtr - htilc enthusiasm
into them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
TUAI'S JUST LIKE
(ID\lS NOM An

Mr. Georgia keaton age 50, OF
clovis went 10 oklahoma city last
week ana was married Thursday 10
her son-in law. john T.. McAlistcr.
axe %. also formerly near Clovis. Nc
Alcssers INST wife was Mrs. kua-
tons daughter, aud Is dead Mo-
hlcstrr Is new father 20 his
brothcra-in-law and to his FIRST
wife. lie Is a husband of his mother
-in-law which makes aim his own
son-in-law. Mrs. McAlcstcr h the wife
OF her daughters husband. which
mnkos her own daughtcr-in-law Now
thea. n there had boon any chiluron
to McAlrstcr's first marriage that
would make cyerybndy tired. Pass
tho onions, please. That's Just Ike a
Clovis woman, anyway, -~TcSico
Trump 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11

has been able To SLOW up TIM NUN.. A..
aud /, II nov up To- pi,tsbui 1uj O.H.
Gag" - turn the trick, "r .h'
trouble ahead.
Thirdly, the cubs Tor ttr FIRST unr
this year invade tho stronghold ot tl',
Giants la q series that rs already driN
Ing Manhattan isle into a spasm OF
excitement a. these two clubs are
sim picked bt many To- ight the flls
race out between tHcm ana the team
that can get the jump VIII undouht-
DdN have the bcst snow 60 win.
An OF which in lump makes this
week hy an odds the most important
epoch the national frol.c has known
IN many tloeting moon
pu the ground that bas.bnl IL
about In. only thing uudc' the sun
that has not been mace subject -
investigation hy the Democratic nous.
Representative Rodenburs of Illinois.
Hepuhlican, introduced a resolution
pruNiding Tor an Immediate inquiry
into the national game.
Fouls pop ftcs and two haggors
are specified among tn subjects
needing special inquiry
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11

We've "roped' a few
good things on Fifth Ave.
nue. and are steering
you up against them.
They're branded" by
MEN WHO KNOW, as
the best things they've
seen this season.
A two.bit sock that
will make you sit up and
take notice.
Plain black .tan-.ool-
ors'
Fast cOlOrs for slow
pacers--or for business
men who hurry.
A union suit for a dol
lar fifty that's a dandy
Well made.-.n0t skimped
.--just roomy enough not
to be uncomfortable.
Want a great shirt for
a dollar fifty? You've
paid two dollars for
shirts not so good.
It's a plated bosom--.
with a fine hair-line
stripe that makes it very
handsome.
H0w's your old straw
hat ?..-Here's a fine Sem
nit for $3.50.
And then an all silk
Barathea tie for 75c.
We're we'll punched"
on fine suits for men and
young men!
Not forgetting the boys
N. MANDELL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
JOHNSON MILLING TO
TAKE FLYNN On N.NN

Chicago. Man ll-JHck johnson ~
seriously constd,ring granting Jim
Flynn another match II has been
many months since tho pair collidod
inside the ropes, aud "a message re-
ccivcd by the champion Yesterday
upon his return tu tnr ''ty has
prompted him to consent 90 "a bout
within three weeks before Jack
p'Rricn's Philadelphia club Johnson
left Chicago today for PHILADELPHIA,
wh"r" he win open the Wcck iu a
show whirl following this engage
mont with runs Al BROOKLYN and New
Nork liz says he viii be- rondt for
FLYNN within three weeks.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
The Transiation.

Matter Wha, viii YOU have. ST.?
ant hill OF farc) Permit me 10 cori.
gate In The correlation oi forces I, ~
n recognized property Of atomic frag-
men's. whatever their age. 10 join.
and
Waiter ,shouts across the halD 80.
Hash for one
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11

his support SO quick thar the, didui
help much
For awhilc Detroit was moving ~
such terrific speed that unless check
cd soon what was fOrccasted as thu
greatest of all open races viii soon
develop into Joke
When Freedom from her place on
nigh
tnmrloG her pcnnanl to the air
she Winkcd al Jcuulnge ON the sil,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
POUND SALE,

on Friday, the l2th day of May,
1911, al 10 O'Clock n. m. IN front OF
the city Jail on North second street,
Will sell one sorrel horse about I
years old, VIII weigh about $50
pounds, white stripe on ncse saddle
marks on back, branded on left shoal.
der J. \. r., connected.
THOMAS McMiLLfN,
city Marshal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
OF INTEREST
TO THE FANS


First and foremost thia week
uughrS Jennings aud his man-catns
rte,rs stack up against the first east
crn club of tn. campaign. They have
already torn thu western section wid"
apart. ana unless ;he eastern clubs
New YORK and Philadelphia in par
ticulnr can check the Tigers this
trip. hcro'l be- nothing ,ls, to a.
Socnudll ritrhurg insador phll,-
dclphia under the same conditions Ia
the National circuit No eastern 81. >
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11

And ne wiukcd back AZ Freedom
there.
That poem was Inspired by III"
muse Il represents how the bugs
frlt when thel saw Jennings tearing
towald that pcnnant Rut now the
grim monster has been stopped In lls
tracks hy this quiet man Ffscncr Oh
course II may only u n temporary stop
hut this week will decide
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
ALBERT CLANCY
JOINS FAST
COMPANY
Santa Fc Infielder and Slug.
ger, Signs Up With St. Louis
Nationals and Will Be Star
of Bresnahans Fast Bunch.

Rumor has II that Albert Calncy,
who played such good ball hc'e iafI
SUNDAY with he santa Fe aggtcga'
ton mas quit The iardy company ot
his colleagues and entered fast so
ciety lie has signed "A contract 10
plny with the - Louis Nationals, ana
has ALREADY left 10 Join Roger Bras.
nahan's Cardinals. Clancy is . last
inhelder aud a heavy hitter. aud
there Is no doubt that he will mahe
good with 81 l.onis.
New Mexico Is sure the place where
the good ball players are made as
there ar. alread, several players Who
formerly played In the territory now
makiLg names for themselves In big
COMPANY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11

ROY Fischer diG IT,
The mad rush OF The Tigers has
been checked, The Detroit Amcrio.
ans were gaining such hea-"ay It
Looked ~ il nobody could ever hope
20 slap them Iiut II has been don"
hy Roy Fischer. pitcher of the ~
rates. who played the game of his
lie Although he allowed more hits
Than the New Workers got they were
lnsigniilcant and were gobblcd up bA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
Western League.
Where They Play Tomorrow
National League.

riilsuurg tt philadelphla
cincinnati at Boston
Chicago at New York
ST. Louis ut I,rooklyn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11

who ar. they recalling today"
"oh, IT'S the mayor again. SOM"
OF the women folks claim that he
squints and Is b"wicsR"d. Glove
land riuiu Dealer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
AuWri,aU League.

Washington ~ Chicago
Philadelphia at ST Louis
New YORK at Detroit
Boston nj cleveland
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11

Alfalfa. xis.M pee TN. o. " Zee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11

A,sa,sa. s,s.a" pcr ,"a. u. ". Zee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17

per front foot was $1,000, the largest
on recor, for property off Main street
The second big .leal closed by the
Halloran-.Iudgc company was the sale
Of the property occupied hv the Il. u.
Thomas company. GIL South Main
street. 10 The ziops Savings Bank and
Trust company fer consideration OF
SIS 900. Mr. Thomas at present holds
three-year lease on the place, and
the reporieI sale is said 10 be subject
70 the lease IL rs declared that when
the lease expires. the question of erect.
ing new big building on the site viii
be taken mp Officials of the hank arc
not prepared 10 give out any iuforIna-
tion at present.
Enlarge Hotel Utah.
Another event Of the week was the
decision of the Hotel Utah company
TO erect l25-room addition to the
big structure ,lnring the coming year.
With these three important deals IN
the front ranks. followed by CRAFTY
ing realty trade and healthy condi-
tions for this season of the year. the
week has been recorded as one of more
activity than for somc time.
Excavation work is being rushed
ahead uninterruptedlv for the big
Walker skvscraprr at the corner Of
Main and Second South streets. lu
the business center. building operations
commenced earlier in the season are
being carried on steadily. dspite the
weather. Heating apparatus, bonhres
and other devices arc used to make ce-
ment and concrete work possible. The
Auerbach store builling at the corner
of State AMI Third South streets, the
new Walker store structure opposite
the federal building, the federal build
I -
ing up rapidly and will be completed
at an early date.
improvements in the residence sub
divisions surrounding the city have
practically ceased until the winter has
passed. The record made by the larger
owners during the year is most COM
able, and the next year will bring
a redoubling of efforts toward bigger
and more beautiful Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17

week last year MS 7,239,-
17146.
During the week preliminary nego-
tiations were commenced in connection
with the proposed merger of the Utah
National bank and the state Bank of
Utah II is thought that the many
complications usual 10 deal of The
kind, between national and u state
bank will haye been fully adjusted by
February, when the two institutions
will become one big banking house.
Special interest in money circles has
eentercd on the taking up by local
banks Of the 100000 in state bonds
to be issued to secure the erection of
the new central building al the Uni
yersity of Utah. This sale is taken as
an indication of sound financial con.
dition prevailing within the state.
The week was n lively one i'll divi-
dcDds. special and regular. Tho fact
thai the big business firms are main
tanning their usual dividends and spe'
ciaI payments besides, on tho strength
Of the volume Of their trade is point
ed 10 as n sure sign of prosperity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
ORDER ISSUED FOR
PLUMBING CHANGES
Commissioners Find Work at
County Inflrnary Not Up
to Requirements.

That there will be some small changes
in tho plumbing at tho county infrmary
was decided at executive session of
the board OF county commissioners yes
terday. Recently there were some com
plants received to tho effect that the
plumbing work now being done IT the
now infirmary hospital by Reeves & Pet
tit was not altogether in accordance With
the specifications. To Sc, the matter
straightcned out. the board decided 10
employ the services of an expert. and g..
+, Cromer was appointed 10 make n
thorough inspection OF the work and re-
port TO the board.
Mr.. Cromer submitted a report, in
which he said that tie specifications were
not lived up to- entirely and pointed
out places where improvements nigh, lie
made, The commissioners. together with
the plumbers. air Cromcr County
Plumbing Inspector Salzncr, and City
Plumbing Inspector j. w. Farrell, went
over the matter carefully.
The commissioners decided that me
plumbers had not Intentionally failed To
live up TO tho specifications, although
there were few points In which they
had failed 10 do For tho mcst part.
however. the conditions were not ~ bud
as the commissioners had been led 10 he .
iieNu by the reports which had reac bod
them. Tho board met In crecrtIvs scs-
sion aud decided Urou u lew change. :.
and Architect Heailuud was Sitcr :bc
lnst5i'ct tious 10 hi,y" certain .hnUav
made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
FINANCIAL CIRCLES
SHOW BETTERMENT
Money Is Easy and Bank
Clearings Show Healthy
increase.

The local financial world showed no.
ticchble tendency toward Improvement
during the past week. according to
bankers of the city, vino declare that
a healthier feeling obtains in nearly
all channels and that the outlook for
the coming Year is imbuing business
meu with optimism and confidence.
Many inquiries for money to finance
deals to be carried out during the com
ing year were met with loans. Land
deals. irrigation projects and property
improvements, ii is declared, will he
carried out extensively. and money has
been promptly Forthcoming to meet
The strong demand for these undertak'
iugs
The bank clearings maintain a graf.
flying increase, due TO the receipt of
state taxes and holiday business. From
the New York office of Bradstrcet S
comes the report that for the week
ending December II Salt Lake led all
other cities in the percentage of IN
crease in bank clearings This city 5
percentage was given at SIS. with St,
Paul next, with the percentage Of 2@.o.
According 10 the local report for the
week ending yesterday the clearings
amounted to $685. 070,9s, as compared
with S7,ss7 ,5S3.2S for the same week
last year. Yesterdays clearings
amounted to 81 ,432, ,0os.36, Rradstreet s
report. figured on the week ending
Thursday, gives the cIearlngs as So.
542 $50 d2 and thc clearinps for Tbs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
SUBURBAN HOMES
MADE ATTRACTIVE
Building Requirements and
Restrictions Prevent
Cramped Quarters.

The firm of kimball & Richards re-
ports good business in real estate
during tho week, An official of the
company Yesterday declared that the
firm had invested Il total OF S1@6,00O IN
improvements in Highland park, of
which $4,000 was represented IN
homes. Speaking OF The effect Of build
ing requirements and restrictions on
civic and individual protection, lie
said in part:
"'Civic beauty has become tangible
commercial asset. This new movement
toward artistic city building has tho
enthusiastic support of business mon
in cities whore it has been inaugurated
"One of the first steps to be con
sidered in such A movement Is that
of building requirements. We nave IN
Salt Lake some very simple restrlc-
tions that deal almost entirely with
fire protection. In fire district No /,
fire proof walls AMI roofs are required
on new buildings In fire district No. :
dwellings may have sing e roofs.
''Tbe new residence subdivisions are
carefully providing protection by es-
tablishng complete protective re..
auiremcnts. 4 minimum cost is placed
upon residences. This is usually enough
TO insure good grade OF moIern
homes. but not high enough to dls-
courage home building. Building lines
for residences insure ample front yards.
The builling line for barns, garages
etc. limit such buildings to the rear
of the lot.
SIN some subdivisions, for example
Highland park, stores or business
houses arc restricted 10 n particular
portion Of the tract, This protection
combined with uniform improvements
is proving ono of the most nttractiv,
features to thoughtful home builders
Building requirements protect th'
man who purchases for bone, bui
it ,loes not iniure the man who buy;
for Investment. The requirements dt
not compel him 10 build if he does no
wish. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
IMPETUS IS GIVEN
TO REALTY MARKET
Big Deals of the Week Give
Promise of Season of Great
Activity.
BUILDING PROGRESSING
Evidence Conclusive That
Salt Lake Property IS Good
Investment.
BUILDING PROGRESSING

Two deals reported by the Halloran'
Judge company. comprcbcuding the
sums of 100000 AMI SS5,00o, re
spentivelv. stand out as the features
Of local realty trade during the past
week. The transactions did much TO-
ward stimulating the general tone OF
the market A gratifying number OF
smaller transfers were also recorded
Inquiry and demand for home sites ano
dwellings of moderate cost continueI
stronger than usual a, this time of the
yesr. Reports from dealers wnrrant the
assertion that the week s activity ran
ahead of expectations by satisfactory
odds Confidence in a brilliant spring
trade is increasing and the outlook
for 1912 in building operations. private
AMI corporate improvements is said
10 be exceptionally promising.
Deal of Magnitude.
The biggest deal reported by the Hal
loran-Judge company was the sale OF
the property now occupied by the
Freed Furniture company. 1870 East
Third South street. for 100000. The
fact that the name OF the purchase
has been withheld for reasons kDowr
to the parties concerned, has given rise
TO divers comments. but Mr.. Hallorar
declares the deal 10 be absolutely hons
file, the particulars TO be made public
in proper time.
Mrs. Mary Judge purchased the prop
criv ten wears ago for $S5,0n0, and rea
estate men now point to the transac
lion as strong evidence of the rapid
appreciation of Salt Lake realty, The
property is i00xI75 feet, and the price