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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-22

FARThlNG BROTHERS
Clothing French dry cleaned
and steam pressed. Only
French dry cleaners in city.
Phone 498 Blue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
Taft BUSHES to Aid
of Negro Educator

Dear Dr. Washington" Taft
wrote. n am greatly distressed at
your misfortune and hasten 10 cH'
press my sympathy. ! hope you
soon will recover from the wounds
inflicted BY insane auaplciouHncsh
or viciousneas, and desire 10 AS
sure you OF my confidence In you,
your integrity. your morality and
your character"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
Star Unites Family

Here is ono little act The Star
accomplished. Hcyeray days ago
Mrs J. SwoHt appealed 20 the police
60 find her daughter. Mrs Nellie
Collins and three months old baby
The Star printed photograph Of
Mrs, Collins and the baby The fol.
lowing letter from a grateful mother
shows how Tho Star reunited the
family:
"chicf OF Police. Seattle; wrote
you In reference 90 my daughter.
Mrs. Nellie Collins. being In Seattle
and not hearing from her since iast
August. She Jaw her picture Ia
The Seattle Star and arrived home
last night. Thanks 10 you and The
star. Yours gratefully,
MRS. J. sWEST,
Everett, Wash"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
INGL|S IS COLONEL

Col George a. Lamping was yes.
terday made chief commisaary OF
the subsistence department. by
Adjt Gen. Fred Llewcllyn other
promotions were. Lieut. Col w. NJ.
lnglia. 20 be colonel. Lieut. l.. l..
Bolles. Lieut.. l.. u. Goldman. Lieut.
r. n Fleet. Lieut.. ]. w. kindali.
Lieut.. y. r. Buckley and Lieut. ID.
Livingstone. 10 be captains.
Plans are under way for the for.
nation OF a naval militia with four
divisions ut Seattle. Tacoma. nrem.
erton aud Grays Harbor. each
division consisting OF three officers
and go men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22

NEW YORK. Moh, ~. sympathy
By the president OF the United
States for Booker r. Washington
and confidence In his integrity
were expressed today by VIM. II
Taft IN letter TO the negro educa.
tor, who was beaten here by Albert
ulrieh. contractor. who accused
Washington OF being n 'poeping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
nrMARE OF nAThs.

LONDON, March 22--Although
bathing may add 10 the pleasures
of life and remove a certain mum
Der OF microbes. Sir Algroth With.
eminent English physician. declares
that carried 10 excess u Increases
the microbes Of the skin and was
not 20 be recommended as a by
Fieuic method.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
Press Club Dance

when the Seattle Press club
gives It's costume ball a. Dream
land hall. Seventh ny. and Union
IT.. on the night Of March 81. there
Will be large doinga. according 20
those who have the fote In hand
Tickets are selling like hot cakes
From all accounts there will be an
immense crowd present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22

the trust offered to buy their stock
from Thorn as individuals. they had
better sell
1t was the name OF Morgan that
did u all And this influence - do
ing the same thing In all other
parts OF the United States
Holders OF independent tele.
phone company stock fear the name
OF Morgan. Il viii be only short
time before the telephone system of
the country Is monopollzed.
There are $4,000 independent
telephone companies in the United
States. including farmers lines.
There are az least lee large metro
politan systems, But many Of them
are az this moment prepared 10 sell
out 20 the trust
THIS TELEPHONE MOVE
MENT rs THE broadcast STEP
THAT HAS EVER BEEN TAKEN
llN THIS COUNTRY TOWARD
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22

Eleven Seattle people yesterday
pledged themselves 10 subscribe
s.. 500 a year FOR two years aa guar.
anty fund for the Seattle Symphony
orchestra.
Considering the fact that the cam.
paign for funds started only Monday
morning Manager William d, Clay.
ton Is certain that full guaranty
fund will be raised. The pledges
OF yesterday amount TO little more
than one-cighth OF the amount re.
quircd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22

Here IN Rochester Is situated the
Strombcrg Carlson Telephone CO.
which has supplied instruments TO
the $4,000 dependent companies OF
the country. This company has not
been bought out hy the trust be
cause the laws OF New York pre-
vented the sale
quote an official Of the Strom.
berg Carlson Co.
The American Telephone 4 Tel
egraph Co. working alone. could
not have overcome the independ.
ents. They foaght for wears In
vain. Then Morgan appeared on
the scene. That was when he spent
100000 for the telephone com.
panies in Ohio, intending TO sell
them 70 the trust. and then discov.
cred that an injunction was In OK.
istence which would prevent the
sale.
rhe name OF Morgan worked
like magic In some mysterious
way banks were influenced. They
would not lend money for the pur.
chase OF independent telephone
stock nor would they advance mon
ely FOR the Increase OF the indie
pendent systems.
The Independent systems stop
ped growing. Here In Rochester.
where the independents are stron-
gest. citizens pleaded In vain 10
have the independent phones put
In. The company couldn't respond.
II couldn't get the money for en-.
iarging its plant The citizens had
70 take the Bell phone. because
they couldn't get the other.
And then independent stock.
holders finally realized that when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
T. r. LATE RISER.

PASADENA. Cal. March "a
Col. Roosevelt arose at s. 30 o'clock
today and prepared for his return
trip to Los Angeles Tie appeared
fresh after his busy day yesterday.
At si5 o'clock the colonel
climbed into an automobile with a
Los Angeles and Pasadena commit.
tee TO return TO Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22

WASHINGTON. March ga
lamcs r. Mann. Chicago'H spitfire
mguhcr OF the lower house. will
probably blossom out on April 4 as
minority leader. when. for the first
time In years. that minority will be
republican
Jim Mann Is Just entering his mr.
tecnth year OF service In the house.
and during the last OF those rs
years he earned the title Of chief
oblector" by poking his nose into
every bill that came before con
grcss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
LOOK our!

Motor boat owners are liable 10
arrest and prosecution by the col.
lcctor OF customs II they fail TO
provide fot tho cxtinguiehlng Of
burning gasoline. A number OF VIC.
lations have already been reported
60 the collector. Extlnguishing ma.
terial In the shape OF sand. flour or
chemical preparation must be
carried by all craft propelled by
gasoline.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
WIFE JAILED

CHICAGO, March z2-Mrn.
Theresa schenk. who shot and XIII
ed her husband last Saturday at
tended the funeral Of her husband,
which was conducted by the Ma.
sonic order The police allowed
her % visit the cemetery under
their custody and 20 return 10 her
home to prepare for her lncarcera'
ton. She was soon led 20 jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
TouRIsr CAR sERYIcE- Ta

TOURIST CAR sERY1cE--To
ST Paul and IN. East. in effect
every day ON the Chicago, NIL
waukee a Puget Sound railway
commencing Wednesday. March 10
Train leaves Seattle . 90 a. m
Lower berth 20 MiHaoula s2z5. "a
Butte t25o. Harlowton $500. Miles
City 1916. St Paui $500 Upper
berths cheaper. Apply 90 city tick
ct office. Second and Cherry. for
reservations. tickets. etc go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
MONEY FROM SOUTH

The Seattle Commercial club yes.
terday received sits from the Com.
mercial club OF Columbus. Miss. for
the Chinese relief fund About t3i
was received from other sources.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
FOLK HERE TOMORROW

Joseph W Folk. ex-governor 81
Missouri. will speak before the stu.
dents Of the University Of Washing
ton tomorrow evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
READ IT TO WIFE.

KANSAS CITY. March Tiny
wife often told me that she married
me just 10 show some other girls
she could. said Benjamin u Shore,
farmer. In hia suit for divorce
from Ethel Josephine Shore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
"PAN2

DECATUR
Rural minisl
day are ch1
sponsible 70
religious an
vardness ia
The char4
J. H. skinnel
while speak
church con
session tOda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22

Bids for the collection OF garbage
on tonnage basis will be received
by the board OF public works. to
be opened MAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22

ron new, modern furnished rooms a.
low prices cali at the firriniua. tgt yir-
EiutA o.. near Wastiahe AV go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
Smoked
PIKE

ashingtou|
pound unsalt.
Jersey butter.|
Msinnesota crd
nMa creama
Danish netho|
ssss'ed butter.
&c &C dozen. Ne,
I've I've pound; ND
pound Swiss /
ehssese Ice ID
spinach, Sc|
sssse rhubarb.|
iassen asparaj
Tvs cve pound. cd
Ssrranherries Ia
- 40 and zoe al
"n a., Use dozs1
.slrloln steal
la a. pound; pot
.e,s. l5e poul
r rosned beer. /
H.ast ibc pou1
-mburger sd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22

ST PAUL.
Ebcrhart bal
for the hand
an aged veq
soning his |
Is awaiting |
lature on q
ment bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22

Dr. Snow % London. worldfamoua
cancer specialist. now IN the United
States under the auspices Of the
aniiyiyeectlona society. say that
yivisection has not benefited man.
kind In any way and 10 a cruelty
TO animals that even God cannot
forgive"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22

ROCHESTER,. y. March s2rhc citadel Of the independent
has Gathering before
Telephone Telegraph
monopozaton OF the telephone
40 power
The Of the telephone the four independent
NCw within few
months majority the leading independent telephone companies
O country viii absorbed by the
II L this the independent
hold OF the country. IL win wherever peases
encetorth either ownership There's
no 9th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
HOMER |
WAL

SALEM. q
ing that bis
cursed his Il
ways made
Homer Da 70
known carte
sntes toda
against Dal. .
circuit eour1
In bis con
that two n'
married his
"a called
sbIanked old
and other "a
man applied ....
his son IN
serts. his "
tematic cou1
man tre a..l
The childrl
port and be
tain their 9 |
paylng his "
Is willing Y
ance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
Co h

BALTIAfOI
Frank Need
fenced TO III
ment in jail
ing his wife.I
down his fad
but In vain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
SLAM

WILKESB
Charles NJ
here, is tho
dered. naista
He was stab
ing along th@
jumping 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
MON

BOSTON.
bly, Tea Ro
split into Il
ers and the
the women
smoke. while
the weed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
IIIF

The fciiouu
QIsted by the
HosiDce. meat
ose< are sub
10 freshness
these prices.
ere fer sfrirf
ksxs aud
Native Nashiu
Fresh Ezstern
Storage Easte
kges ranch
Eggs, Eastern
f0ull
Spring broller
heua under 81
He ~ . lbs a
10 sters live
Ici tsys, i've
pucxA live. lb
epr ag ducks
0e<t~s ....-.
squads. dcxen
Pigeons. dozeH
Feel
Eastern Wash
othy -
Puget souna
Alfalfa ....
wheat hay Il.
Double eompr
Oats. per ton
oats Eastern
Bran. ton
shorts. ton
whole corn. ID
Cracked ccrn.
Middiines ton
Rolled oats
mixed
Negetd
Brussels xprou
Oregon onious
Potatoes. local
Potatoes. Yai
Carrots ...
Beets sack
fru
Wenatchee I'D
Native apples
Iurnirs. sacit
kadisnss. doza
Lettuce. hoth
Lettuce. hoth
Parsley. doxcn
Cabbage. local
Cucumbers. a
Csulirower. a
Celery. dozen
squash s..
Spanish onion
Dressed
Chucke
~ sooins, No. /.
60 = No.
Sows No. 1
Kinds steer
ninds, COW
rore. steer II
steers No. 4
found Il.
Eos No. 1
nsai s.....
pN tongue, III
liver .......
Heart ...
M, Mutton
Methers -
Ewes .......,
Lamb -
NJ. Pork
dressed dressed hogs
trimmed sitia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22

SYDNEY
News receiV
that the Ind
Santo have
whites. IL 1
ance has ba
Inhabitants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
WON

TARRYTQ
Overcoming
male voters.
fought tooth
bond issue [
system, and
day showed !
carried by Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-22
Phone War Over, Morgan Wins;
Government Ownership Only Hope

All Over But Shouting of Trust Are
Crushed Western New York the Stronghold OF the Enc
mics OF the BelOieal of Independent Concern Says It's
a Step Toward Naturalization of Lines.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
CARLSBAD N|MRODS
OUT FOR HONORS
Gun Club Will Meet Regular
ly for Practice to Compete
in the New Mexico Arizona
Shoot During October.

Carlsbad. y NJ. Julf la Last Fri
duy afternoon the uap shooters mad
20 go az thp birds for the urst time
this SEASON. Practice at th, club
grounds has not been brisk since
'ooh aud Race W,r, here during the
spring. NoW there rs talk OF arrdug-
ing a biz meet ON Octub,r 70. aud the
gun men intend 10 rcorsanizv uud
prepare for a. The association of
tran shooters of New MeXico and ATi~
yona viii meet iu Roswell On October
ana IS, and viii probably come down
here 90 shoot ON tho 9th There VIII
be- % or 800 men who make busi-
ness OF shooting, and the Carlsbad
Gun club anticipates AN Interesting
meet. II viii be au all.dsl shuot,
and In order 90 hold up their end. the
trappsts viii Indulge la frequent
practice during the summer There
are number of good men here. no
tahly brigham Allen. whu made q run
of go last Friday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
BASEBALL SECRETS
NOT SECURE
By Placing a Photograph i'll
Managers Quarters of Visit.
ing Team, It's Easy to Learn
the Opponents Plans.

Teams visiting tho Polo grounds boz
uur, Nill hay, Co br on their mcttle.
Tho management OF the Sew York
baseball club has Installed some 30
odd photographs in aud about the
new steel and cement grand stand
and hleavhcts, ost,nsibly for ncilltat-
ing communication This is the in
stum,ut used recently los tho de
trcuvcs or ". J Burns tn tap crook
cd ohio state legislators az columbus.
and which brought about the conNic-
tion of Huducs i Uirgie. scrgcuut-ut-
arms uf the state senate. un charge
cot ACTING as % Eo-bctwr,u foI soluus
Wiling tu barter their vote uu mems
ur,- pending before them
shortly after the FIRE at INC Polo
grounds in May q cincinnati fan who
bad learned of the not generally
known hst that the old stands and
bl,arh,rs were CONNECTED with the
di,turruuh, inumat,d that the Giants
had had the players bench ut the
visiting tcrm connected with tho in
urUUrut and were enabled ny means
af 30 a. learn of the plans bolng
framed up thorr to trim them Al
thuuah vigorous denial ot ~ employ
uicnt tor this purpose was made by
Manager MrGrav, many believed a.
lua-rnuoh as the rausmiitcr of the iu-
strumcut Boa tho columbus legislative
bribery ra-,s Was concealed under a
r1fa u q hotel bed ruor1 u bchoov,s
visiting managers hruc,turth To- cN-
aniue the neither side of their seats
aud the bottom uf do, water cooler
az IA, Polo grounds before they dis
cuss WAYS and means of sending the
Giants Co limbo. \ timely obserya-
ton of this kind may hc soothing 90
thsir conscience later on 10 their plans
gu askeW,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
\. N. c. A. TO Do
WORK AMONG THE
SOLDIERS
Association to Provide Reore-
alton Place for Guards at
Their Camp Near Las Veg
as This Week.

las Vegas y NJ. July lo.--Ac-
rnrd,ng To- an announcement made
yesterday tao headquarters Tor the
y. NJ. e.. \ Will probably bp ,stnb-
iishrd ~ Camp Mills during the COM.
ing rucamumont OF the First Rcgi-
ment. New Mexico National Guard.
President George g. klukcl of the
Las Vegas y NJ. e. A. this morning
mdc preliminary arrangements to
that end. G,org, Fitzsimmons. sec.
ictlry oi the ssuciatiuu, viii Ne
placed u charge OF the tent
Il is planned 90 erect large tent
100 a convenient place on The camp
grounds wI,rr the soldiers during
their leisure moments may read,
writ, and play games. Y NJ g. \,
t.Jts at euUJmpmeuts OF nc guards
held in other states have always been
popular and are becoming "a pracu-
.ral necessity.
Arrangements may be- made for a
Visit of TIA, Las Vegas patrol 90 the
Pos scouts of America 90 the en-
tmpm,ut 10 is believed chat the
Young suldlWs woulq derive much
benefit from watching the manouyers
nud that the Older soIdi,r- would CA.
jo, lhetr presence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19

Right in your busiest season when
YOU have the least time Ia spare you
are most likely TO take diarrhoea and
lose several days time, unless you
haNc Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DsaFrhoeA Remedy nc hand and take
doss on the first appearance Of the
etscase. For sale by all dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
FIFTY TEACHERS IN
ATTENDANCE At
CLOVIS NORMAL
Compulsory Attendance Of
Two Weeks Causes Large
Enrolment; Well Known
Young People Welded.

Clovis. y NJ luly ~ There rs IN
progress 10 Clovis one oi the best
aud largest nOrmals ln the territory.
During the FIRST Two weeks here has
been an enrolment of nfJy teachers
from this county and adjoining coun.
ties and ALMOST rs large number is
expected today To enroll for the te.
malndet OF the session. as TWO weeks
normal is compulsory in New Mexico.
There are Just two weeks more OF
ne normal lp 10 the present dutn
The Instructors have been SUPP /. G..
Mcr,ielder OF Curry county ana SupJ
Virgil GfIltin o. the city schools Both
ote Instructors widely known over the
Territory ana have htd splendid sue.
cess with The Normal school Saiur.
DAY Prof Bishop ct the Artesia
schools ana PROT Vaughn ct the \
ond VI College 40 Las Cruces arrived
in the city aud will assist the present
faculty in conducting the remainder ut
the term ut The institute
Clovis has had Tor a lew days the
appearance of military post with
soldiers in uniform parading th,
streets saturday several companies
at United states regulars en- route
from san Antonio TO Nhipplc Bar.
racks. Ariz. under command OI Lieut..
Colonel Tilsuu, arrived loo Jhc CITY
on q special train There were four
coWpanies occuping the CoachCs
] hey were here until sunday when
they lctt ON their Ions Quincy to All.
IONA Compan, * OF the y NJ y C..
stationed here viii leave Tucsdl, tor
he encImpmonI az las Vegas The
boys have been wen drilled ana Irain.
ed and expect go make splendid
showing at the ouCam pmcu' Tho
company is under mo command ~
Captain r. G. Rlunlciu.
The wedding Ol Mr Dclmar bar.
nett and Miss Minnie Wilson. who re-.
Gently arrived from Missouri with Nj
iarneu's sister took place today a
he home of Miss Una Barnett nine
miles from Clovis The ceremony Is
occurred ia the presence of relatives
and few friends. after which an clo-
giant luncheon was served The mar.
rage is the elimination of very ard
en- friendship begun during Nh bar
nett's visit 40 hi- parents In Missouri
last winter Nj Barnett Is promi.
uent teacher OF Curry county and the
YOUNG couple will make then home
4 on his farm when Is near the school
| he will teach this wear
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
OF INTEREST
TO THE FANS
PiIiNOMS
NAY BIf LEMONS

WWum Murray. former manager
of the Philadelphia Nationals. wh"
tor some weeks macs been ON a scout
ine trim locking over much tout'd
cullog, Mayors dDrs not think highly
of thr phcnoms from the country )
halls of learning lie believes Few oi
the colicgIaus signed 10y major Tongue
clubs recently VIII make good, III
talking over VITA President prtyius
what he had seen, billy" said
81 dtd not go crazy about amy ~
tho players | saw Most "f my ume
has been devoted 90 watching college
teams perform. and I did not visit
many places AZ that pid ! sind any
future groase Wen, if any existed IN
,hc pluccs / visited they managed to
escape my eyes / have never know n
material 60 hc So scarce I'm 1ni pre-
yIous year as 90 is this and I shalt
Doe much surprised individual of
about 90 per cent OF The players that
RE being bought hy major leagues
do not turn ont Co hr lemons
"ThIs applies particularly 90 the
college boys who are bcius signed up
Mnuy OF Those who have been toutod
a. wonders do not even know how
e. put on uniform ! saw absolute"
ly none that appealed to me-, aud !
ann n,gidnmg Co think that colosc
ba-,bHu players are not so good as
the, u..d 90 Boz on the university Cir-
cut %. course. YOU can read nearly
,y,ry day of wonderful Young srhont
and college pitchers who are tWirl-
ing uu-sf games aud striking ont 10
tu 2o hgism,u ln nine innings. but
YOU would r,Urr 90 wonder at these
performance DO YOU could So" the
batsm,n rnu.u-t whom these games
are pitched
They know little about tho art az
batting md 10 is easy FOR pitcher
to fool th.m IN inferior major
league pitcher could 90 into these
snmou aud not allow q hit so do not
nr surprised II lot of the college
wonders Who have signed up Cor tho
big league clubs explode In q hurry.
There may be- a few exceptions nt
course. For instance, Pittsburg has
/ pick ii up a promising proposition In
! Cuttrcll of syracuse. ! saw him work
last yesr. aud me- Impressed mo ia-
/ Nlrabk as he gave a fair exhibition
i In spite of the face that he was be-
| hind In his atudlcs and WAS handi-
capped lay worry and hard work
trying To catch up He has good
/ build for a pitcher and possesses
| plenty of strength.
"'rhe big league teams have better
men sitting ON their benches than
ate 10 he found Ia the bushes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
Ell PAS0 DOG SHOW
DATES NOT FIXED
tiN tmii Nlhuqucrquc Has select
cd DATES, ~ " to ANoid Conflict.


El p1so Tex july lg.-Thp au-
puaI meet of tho El paso Kennel
club win bo h,ld here during the
nrst or third week. uf OCTOBER The
Ostr cannot hc definitely announced
~ Nci as it Us jo be arranged an as
mott o. conflict with tlp Albuquerque
Kennel rluh exhibition
Fhc exhibition this year viii br the
biggest that b, Set been given un-
der the auspices OF the club Nlr,udv
many entries bnyc boon received and
the advertising arrangements are
V.ll under way
g. n Vale, tho president Of tho
club saws "rhc ,Vhihluou VIII he
hrld under the rules OF the american
kennel club the Pacific branch ~
this club. n whose jurisdiction ~
Iaso ig located. requires that from
200 tu 500 dogs 10 be- entered 80
make three point show We win
undouhtcdly hive that number,
making ,his show ono of the events
In the Texas keuuel exhibitions
4 largo store win he rented in tho
downtown district and the kcnuol
club. of the whole country viii be- in
viton ~ end entries.
Many "hluc ribbon" dogs are ok
pectod 90 D." entered by El Paso dog
fanciort
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
TWO WEEKS NEEDED
TO GET BRIDGE
IN SHAPE
Canutillo Structure Near FL
Paso Will Not Be in Com
mission for Fortnight, Ac-
cording TO Engineer.

El pasU, Tex. Ju.E tg.--"lt viii De-
tNo weeks said county Eusu,,r
Euhauks yesterday before Vc cam
begin repairing CO., Dauuuuo bridg,
hUt after No. get started the work
.an Doe finished m four or rive DAYS
Won see We must got mon who under
stand the business tu put up Tho pile
driver out in an, river aud drive the
piles, and first We must get tho mu-
chin, and the piles
Tho Canutillu bridge Is "a stool
structure ana that only One span Of
DO Was damaged There are six so
foot spans making IA, bridge 2to I'M
stead of l40 feet Ions
Mr. EuhanKs has force of mon
ana teams a. work pIling rock round
the supports of tho fiyc spans OF the
bridge sin standing 20 keen tncm
being undermined hy tho swirling
Ndtor'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19

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