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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
PLAYED BAsEBbLL
BEFORE POLITICS
PENX's GEBER l10nIAL N0sn'
sEE HAD isIssE plTtltiiNG
REcoRD
TOURED ! WORN .
Keystone state's Next Leader Work
cd With '.Pop., Anson; steaiy 4
Climb 10 Fame. .a

John K, Tener got ns, aayloy
Despite the Democratic tidal wave
and the violent attacks OF come Phil
adelphla patess, Big John wch the
governor. hip OF PennssI yania and al
hasebSlIdcm 3 happy. Incideh,4lls
Mr.. Tther has now climbed tigheI
than any other ball player, has eve,
reached Senator German Of Mary
land being the athlete 10 gain greas'
est fsne previous to Tall Johns vic
tori.
Afr, Tener WIS the greatest ball
player, longitudlnally, In the history
Of tic game. He is even taller thai
Larry Mclean and wtsan pitching Il
the 6igleague 1t was a cineh toFshiI
to sfmBly reach out, hand the bal
to The catcher and take 1t back agait
without the batsman getting even !
peck at the leather Joking aside
joan was some pitcher
The gigantic Tener Joined Anson'
toam l4e in 1883, and Of once show
ed considerable class as a hurler Il
1889 he pitched finely, batted .27i
and played first base in the fina
games Of the season. after Ahso1 hai
been disabled by a collision wifi
'lPop" sehrlver. Next season iount
Tener with the Pittsburg Brother
hood team. BY this time, he ha'
grown Interested In business life an6
In politics. He reluctantly gave "
the game and set out to elevate him
self via Charleroi, Pa. How well h.
has succeeded the vote of Tuesda.
eloqueitlg tells.
Mr.. Tener is one of the bigges
f!ks in Ne country md, of rccen
re1r: has been a congressman. Elk
ing and congressing, however, neye
took away his love for baseball, an'
he has played gnes. number o
games each season, his coed RICH
arm seemingly to have lost but'lttl'
Of its skill.
Incidentally and by the way MI
Tener learned business and flnanc,
through fraa balI and It's ramltca
tons. When tfa famous round-tlie
world TRIP was mode in 1883 he W.
made treasurer Of the expedition an;
gained his frs. real experience Ii
handling money and business affair,
fignt then and there.
Who will be the fira. big leagtL
ballplayar to occupy the presidentia
chair? Mr.. Tener has shown that
ballplayer can become governcr-
what ambitious pitcher. catcher c
lhorIshtop will climb still higher II
the future?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
MIGHTY INTERESTS INVOLVED
Scope Of Work Of the Mac
Cabees Of the World.

The coming international gatherings
81 the Knights and Ladies Of the Mac
cabees Of the World, in Cleveland,
I during the week of July 16, 1911, to-
sgether with the Supreme Division Of
the Uniform Rank, will leglslate for
the second largest body of fratornal.
lists in America, the combined mem
bership being $4,000 in the United
States and Canada, representing Ger.
tifcate o.. protection Of over half a
billion dollars.
These orders have more than eiglp
thousand subordinate branches. They
have paid out in insurance and dis:
ability benefits more than forty;tiv'e
million dollars in twenty-eight years.
It is financially the strongest benefit
fraternity in the United States and
in both branches has the enormous
aggregate of Sixteen Million Dollars
a accumulated and invested benefit
funds to guarantee certificates.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
LADIES OF THE MAGCABEEs
wdi.Grsce Carnival With
Their Presence.

A very pleasing announcement in
connection with Maccabees' Carnival
Week in Cleveland, July 1922, 1911,
is that the Supreme Hive Ladies of
the Maccabees of the World, in their
national convention at Atlantic City,
Will come as aibody on a special train
and hold an adjourned session in
Cleveland Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, July IS to 90.
The Ladies will honor the Knights
of the Maccabees and the Uniform
Rank by participation also in the
social and great publicity events of
The week. THIS VIII also be a fitting
climax to the Ohio State Rally and
Glass Initiation. of the L. o.. T. NJ. at
Gray's Armory on Thursday, when a
class Of five hundred new members
will be admitted. Fully five thousand
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
CLEVELAND MACCABEE NARCHERs

Three thousand Cleveland Sir
knights will participate in the parade
July 10Th, and hundreds Of them will
be designated by a specially designed
cap and sash in the Macoabee colors.
twenty-five emblematlc floats will
be shown by Cleveland Tents and
Hives. Prizes will be offered for the
most elaborate floats. The Great Hive,
Ladies Of the-Maccabees, will show an
Illuminated float emblematIc OF their
society, Supreme officers and repre-.
sentatlyes Of all the orders Will ride
in handsomely emblazoned carriages;
the world.famed Humboldt X. IT. NJ.
degree team of Chicago and the prize
winning L. o. T. NJ. Drill Guard teams
of Toledo and Cleveland will be seen
in automobiles.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
'AER0PLARE FLIGHTS At NIGHT
Bird Men to Provide a
Series Of ThfIIIeTs.


At the Alaeeabees World Carnival
m clegeiand on sliday afternoon July
II, specia1 exhibition Auto-piano trips
viii be made rom the AVIATION tield
.at Lama Park Following the grand
Military Parade in, the city, tbolsands
Of accabee iii visit Luna Park and
participate in tie ceremonies Of pre-,
seltilg the Internal onal Trophy Cup
.tosthe Division Of the Uniform Rank
winning the drill contest and aging
the cash prize awards to all success;
fill soldier squads in the contests Of
the week. b
FRIDAY will be Maccabee Night at
Luna Park. Some Of the worlds best
bltdmen wtllsg give exhibitions Of dar;
ing and skill, and air flights win be
made under a powerful searchlight,
said to give it an exciting and weird
aspect.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
cAEApNEss OF INVESTMENTS.

All the world agrees ttat the. cos
Of living never was more Oppressive
ind Investments are cheap every
where. 1t is the worlds best securi
ties which have fallen most in ever:
nation, and as a rule this fall Is &C
curing al time of general progpcri
ty. Nobody need: to be told tina: W
ara low reapIng cur largest harvest
and within day or two we havr
been surprised by the improvement
in our foreign trade. Conditions h
England are even more pronouncedE
favorable. IN the same week TIA
consols fell to the Invest for twt
generations British foreign trade, llkr
our own, exceeded the pest preyiOu
experience. Yet nobody needs to BIZ
told that our investment market {
Depressed, and that the animation h
the speculative market is not yiewet
with favor as being altogether whole
some. These are singular symptoms
Why should prices fall when interfs
never was more secure and dlvidedd,
larger? Isit a mere change in price
end are yaluea not affected, reaction
upward 10 old levels being probable
or Is this singular condition due t,
the creator supply of gold? There i
almost unaBimfty that one thing l.
not the cause Of fall OF prices col
currently with prosperity. There i
no question OF credit now troublIr
the world, and II there were any dI
tllrbance Of commercial credits
could not airect .con.ols, or New Yoi
city bonds or others OF that class
New York Times.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
THE Markets


CHICAGO. July l9,-Wiih supplies
Of now wheat piling up here. and with
stlle worlds available SUPPLY showing
a substantial increase. the market ior
tiie cereal slowly succMnbed lo.day
under the cruseh.
Wheat July Sgstc; Sept. s73lc;
Dee.
Corn lul s2c Sept, ssae;
oats, sspt Dec, iiasc; May
&c
Cash dtotations were as follows;
sFfnJf; steat
Rye, No. iise
Barley feed oil mixing. lo4S5c;
fair TO choice nipllinsl $i.o5dLii.
Flax ted No. southwestern, nom
fnal; No north western nominal.
Timothy seed, 5000 1850
CloyoH $500 q 55li
Pork, Mess per Dbl. }i5.S7is0
1900!
Lard, pet 100 iiss ssl7Is.
Short RIBS; sides tloosel $7.f2ifQ
S,37Iks short clear side ,5oaeH,
$s.Sf11s 1S5O.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
BURG, Pa4G Cattle steady supply
light. Choice, Sg.e0deS0: prime
$e.1036.S5 Sheep steady supply
light. Prime wethers. S415n 1856;
c1lls and common sis0pa2.oo lambs
S4,0O670O; veal calves SS00GS.25
Hogs active5 receipts light. Prime
heavys; $690p .06 mediums. $725
light workers., $4.25 n ~; pigs, $3.50
@7.00; roughs, $500 6.90.
WHEELING Va July 10.
Cattle, extra 100000 1900, $5.259
$50; good, 300 tol .ao 8. 90 n 5.25'
good, 500 10 800, "a. BOO good, 700
to 500, $1,000 4.50i common $1,000
$50; bulls, $500 400; COWS, $1,000
$50.
Hogs, extra, $500 400 good, se.s5
$3.50; common, S5.09ele,op
Sheep, extra, $4,000 .50 good,
$3.50 D3.0O;} common, ESQ 500;
lambs, $40O68.O0i calves, $4,000
$50; fresh COWS, per head S2o0oQ
1000. Market steady
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
WORK
is COMPLETED
CONSTRUCTION OF CAR BARN
WILL BE STARTED WITHIN A
SHORT TIME.

The excavation work for the, addi-
ton of the car barn to be erected by
the Fairmont and Clarksbprg Trac-
ton Company in this city has been
completed and is now ready for the
superstructure.
This work was done by1Talbott
brothers. A steam shovel was used
to move the dirt. This was the first
steam stoye ever used in Fairmont
to do excavation. The big machine
will be removed to othertcOntracts
that the firm has.
The plans for the barn have been
made and the construction work will
soon be started. At this time the
company Is undecided whether the
material to be used is to be brick or
metal, probably both will be used.
The addition will be just onc.half as
large as the present barn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
.6NLE z MORE
.DNSElR SLOGAN
soosT aoosT BOOST GET
r4ATS1o


10. the committee whose duty Il
win Be to select the ten best slogans
win not know who made the s1gges-
5tiohs; and no fun viii be made. A
happy thonght may have struck you,
vet You feel some one might laugh at
1t. Send It In, II might take the town
by storm.
Slogans are coming In now some
thing like we should expect We are
going TO get a slogan expressive and
fitting.
Each slogan will be listed and mum.
yered in such way that the committee
win have no idea as to their author.
In that way no partially can be
shown, and each persons will get a
square deal.
IL arrangements can be made the
prize win be awarded and the slogan
announcement Saturday week, the
29th, from.the front of the; court house
along with some stirring speeches
from men who know how Interested
in Fairmont's welfare.
Are you q booster, Mocker or
dro1e?
If you are booster boost, II a
'knocker knock, but above all don't
be drone,
Sometimes a good knocker or kick;
er If along the right line Is all right
and is the equivalent to- a booster. But
the dead ones, those who take no in.
terest one way or another will never
do town any good, so II you happen
to be getting in that class, waken up.
Send in a slogan. It Will do you good:
You will feel an interest, you viii get
the spirit that your neighbors are en-
joying. Optimistic all the time look.
ing for better things. Fairmont must
be bigger, better, cleaner, healthier.
Fairmoht's Chamber of Commerce is
working along these lines but we must
all help.
Two more days and this slogan con,
test will be history. We certainly
hope it will be turning point in Fair.
mont's history. We know you have
thought OF something when follow,
ing the progress of this contest, Don't
delay longer. cit US have It.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
INFORMATION BUREAUS
and REST ROOM
Public Square Will be One
i Sea of Coier.

The Knights and Ladies Of the Mac
cabees will have fine large rest rooms
properly equipped for the free use OF
members, during Carnival Week in
Cleveland. Information Bureaus will
he maintained throughout the week
and district delegations may rendez-
vous there. These headquarters for
the K. o. T. NJ. will be on Superior
street. near where the great parades
viii form. The L. o. T. NJ, rooms will
be in the Williamson building, first
floorSpanners will designate these To-
cations, and pages and attendants will
be on hand to serve members at all
hours.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20

The Uniform Rank, X. y. T. NJ
which will pitch It's tents at Camp
Cleveland, Edgewater Park July 10
\ %, 1sl1, represents the country's best
semi.miltary organi2ation.It provides
real military discipline and genuine
camp life. At Camp Cleveland, fifteen
t1indred Maccabee soldiers will taste
the Joys OF life under the tents. Its
tactics are very much like those OF
the %. s. Army and regular army
officers detailed by the Government
win inspect the Camp and judge all
competitive drills.
Edgewater Park is an ideal site
IL is one Of the great public parks
OF .ohio's Metropolis, the use Of which
was granted by special action of the
cleveland City Council. 1t is on two
trolley lines and within ten minutes
ride Of the heart OF. the city. One
three cent fare takes persons from
the park to every part Of Cleveland.
The Supreme Division Convention Of
& the Uniform Rank will elect new COM
manding officers for the coming term
OF three years. There are now one
hundred divisions and nearly three
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
EUREKA ITEMs.
FalrmontTR. F. o. No. 9.

did not read any items from here
last week. Will try and write few
this week Don't believe know OF
anything. to write but will and
help the editor.
Everybody around here are well 1
guess and have no reason to complain,
only aboutthe dry weather.
think maybe We will have some
rain here some time If we don't we
will surely have an awful long dry
spell. We had a little shower here
Sunday but did no good.
Mr.. Nelson Robe was in Fairmont
Friday.
guess the people around here are
talking OF going into their harvest
pretty soon. But If everybody is like
the people around here their hay har-
vest won't be a very big undertaking.,
for we have but very little hay to cut.
There was large crowd at Mr.. s.
T. Smiths Sunday. The crowd con-
sisted Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. stansberry
and six children; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Jones and three children; Master Vir
gil Robe and brother, Amlson
Mr.. W. Stansbe berry, who has been
sick, is better NOW.
Mr.. Phillip VanGilder was calling
on his mother, OF Eureka, last week.
ell has returned to Fairmont to re-
main as clerk in Shurtleff & Welton's
shoe store,
Mrs. Emma Jones was calling on
Mrs. Agnes Jones Sunday.
Mr.. Ray Hutson was business cal
Ter on Mr., S, T. Smith one evening
last week.
Mr.. r. M. Robe was calling on Mr.,
W. stansberry one evening last week.
Floda VanGilder has returned to
her home from Fairmont, She had
spent the past six weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas VanGilder, of E. Ferry
miss Miss Fidella Vincent and Mrs. Mo
ran, Of Burners Ridge were calling
on Mrs. Agnes Jones one day last
week
Miss Vincent and Mrs. Moran are
talking OF going to New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Robe were
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Robe
Sunday.
Mrs, Frantic Smith was business
caller on Mrs. George Robe one day
last week
Mr.. George Robe was at Fairmont
one day last week.
Mr.. Willie Stansberry had a hne
swarm of bees one day last week.
Mrs. Frantic Smith has had about
eight or nine swarms of bees this
summer and don't know how many
more.
There are pretty good prospects for
grapes around in our village II 1t only
rains now to help them along,
] guess the young people are going
to attend the chlldren's exercises at
Summers church. the twenty-third.
The people from around here are
talking of attending the basket din.
ner at the hall on Buner's Ridge Sat
urlay.
guess we are all glad the contest
has closed and we all saw what each
other got. Think they ought to be
satisfied. guess the girls that re-
ceived the Encyclodepias were GER
tainly satisfied,
Picking blackberries is the order of
the day.
Nearly everybody lave got their
cord laid up and'I reckon they are
glad of it.
| The people around here have got
their buekwheat all sowed.
4 Old Mr.. Jones was calling on Mr.. 8.
il r. Smith Sunday.
4 WHIP.PooR
subscFibelt of the West Yirgialan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
PRODUCE BAskET
wheeling " va
Home cabbabe1

ani4 ~ H.
Home cabbabe
New. per crate S1.65611
Onions
Texas Rurnada;
q. 81. large basket f:55.
Home, bpshel / so.
Oranges
Cal, late bal $500
Lemons 5000.
Potatoes
New per bushel 81 rs
per barrel 475
Rhubarb, per doz o.
Onions, per doz 10
Radishes per doz 90
Tomatoes
Fancy Tehn.4 blk lis
Home bushel
Home bushel $500 90
Cherries 2,25@s.O0
Pineappies S.00@3.50
Asparagus 406 so
5ueumbers, hot house, doz 50
rGems
Marietta, basket 100
Georgia 2,25
North Gatollna g;65
Arizona 400
Celery 80
Butter, Cheese, Jss Poultry
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
4 GREAT CLEVELAND NUMBER

The July issue of The Bee Hive,
official organ Of the knights OF the
Maccabees of the World, is a great
Cleveland special, put out in connec'
ton with the coming world conven.
tons, Of the order in Cleveland dur
ing the week of July 18th. The cover
design shows Cleyelahd'S public
square, the Soldiers and, Sailors
Monument, and Moses cloaveland
coming down from his high PEDESTAL
with tho keys of the city in hand, to
greet the Maccabees, and boStow the
freedom Of the city. There is also a
fine likeness of Mayor Baehr extend.
ing the City's official invitation to the
MaccabCe hosts. Fine cuts Of Univer'
sity Circle and the Chamber Of Com
merce building are given. It is q
great Cleveland number and will reach
three hundred thousand homes,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
Rea,sured the JUDGE.

A wife, Joining her husband in
conveyance Of real estate. was aske'
by the judge, who examined her b
private, according to the act Of tn
assembly, whether she acted withou
compuhiol on the part OF her tul
band. She stuck her arms akimbo an
replied; "He compel me! No, no
twenty like hin!"-Argonaut.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
THE DECORATIONS TO.BE SUPERB

The officials Of the City of Cleve-
land and the Chamber Of Commerce
are cooperating with Maccabee COM
mittecs to make a special feature of
the decorating of the Cleveland pub
lie square, the downtown streets and
business houses with the national
colors and Maccabee emblems, OF
black, red, and white, Thousands Of
American flags and Maccabee pen
nants will catch the breeze during. the
carnival week in Cleveland, July iG-
%, 1911.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
CHILD WELFARE.

MILWAUKEE, July 20.--Munlcipal
child welfare Centers in the poorer
districts, TO teach mothers to keep
their infants health, are to be estab.
lishetl by Mayor seidel. The first sta
ton will be opened Monday night IN
the Polish quarters, where Polish
speaking physicians and nurses will
instruct mothers, Nurses will be at
he disposal Of mothers in the dis,
tries day 5and night at the city eS =
.pense, s:.ig Us,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
SHOT AT WIFE AND
THEN TAKES OWN LIFE.
Woman untnjured But Husband Dies.
Leaves Letter for sprouse and
fBy United Press

PITTsBURG July SO-FolloWjng a
quarrel at home In Rankin, near here
George Kessuth, aged %, employed
at the Rankin plant OF the American
Wire company shot at wife, Mary,
aged 90, and killed himself. The wo.
man was unIniured.
Kessuth left two letters addressed
to his wife and mother.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
cnrloua.
Isn't It curious that when tits on,
minute after y O'Clock It Is past s
when It Is thirty minutes after It 4
only half past 81

when you see a woman trying, harI
to look unconcerned in a street cal
it's a sign that the conductor forge
to get .heF fare,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20

II the furnished room ad Cooks
good rum around ia the address CIV.
en-. and take a look at the room.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
A Llnnal ulewl

THE Bible Gays that no man ca
serve two mas.ers." q -g
"Yeg. That's probably the first la
against blSany ever put dbgn.t
Cleveland Leader
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20

After a girl finds herself enga al
to man she begin to realize thW
there are others
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20

subslribe for the West vfrgihiai.
An Porch RocEsT ind ssttsss q
90 per cent on
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20


Of Cleveland, AdIutant General Uni
form Rank, K. o. L M.
thousand members Of the Rank. The
Major General Commanding and his
stan are rs follows:
Major General-W. H. sletSer'
Cleveland, Ohio
Adjutant General. R. Zmunt
Cleveland, Ohio.
Quaftermaster General-N' c. Ely
,Jeanhette, Fa.
Judge Advocate General-E' T. Dur
and, Columbus, Ohio.
Surgeon General-H, F. Mitchell, NJ
ID, South I'end, Ind. x
inspector General-E. NJ, Lance
Portland, Oregon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20

Some want ad. help in finding the
BEST RotkeF for your work ls worth
while Hdsnlablys
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20

''your@ store perhaps, adyertises
5;.youf' bargain today Look and
ltnowi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-28

Most disnguring skin orup'lous. scrof
MIA. pinples, rashes etc. are due 90
impure blood. nurdock Blood Btters
~ q cleansing blood tonic Makes Won
cleareyed. clear Drained clear skin.
ned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-28
salvation Army.

SUNDAY d. M knee arm 10 @.
IN. open air a., holiness meeting
. o. m. sunday school. . IA and ..
iai. ; 30. open air =. captain Wen
del viii speak. subject, "Onc Thus
Thou i.aCk"st
Week nights $50 %. m. open air,
IS. in tho hall On silver avcnu"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-28

Corner Lead avenue and South
Third street Charles Oscar l}ecknan,
pastor Miss Edith GOrby. DcacOncss,
This church offers the following To
the Wufshlppers In the city preaching
by the pastor Rt n q. M. and 1880 y
m The morning theme being The
Devil lis tie Dead?' The evening
subject being a Call for Prosperity %
AZ the morning service Mrs. q ".
Holloway. who for six years was "a
member Of what is known as The
piqua QuaItette' will favor the con
gregatinn with q solo. In ,hc evening
the choir will have special music and
before the preaching a fifteen minute
song service TOT the congregation "a
participate In will be- led by the chorus
choir The Sunday school under the
leadership OF u \ Porleriield invites
yon 20 Us session at 9!ii n. N. The
Junior league meets at y. m and
thee Epwor,h league deyoil9nal SER
vice M u 30
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-28
LAD OF FIFTEEN IS
MISSING
Boy Disappears Enroute to st.
Michael's College At Santa
Fe, Was Coming From Phoe-
nix; Baggage Arrived.

Rafael William Ruiz. who started
from phoDuiN about % week ago for
~ Ni,hp,l college ~ Santa Re, has
NOT boon seen since hc l"ft she Ari-
iona aity. and the authorities az san
ia Fc hutp asked the local police To-
look for him.
E8u'ls baggage arrived on tim"
hut The boy has not been found Ills
sstrr. who lives in Phoenix, was
sanding nam Go the school IL So de-
srrihcd as Weighing about ID"
pounds. about the averaged height
inr ha aRr. ana being very dark.
with dark hair and eyebrows
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-28

Tonigh, snow north, ram south POI.
ton sunday probably TAR; continued
cold