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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14
For Young Men
aud Men Who Stay Young

successful conclusion.
The rnuirmcn of the several COM
miitcos. Who were actively Interested
IN the various divisions of lh, man
agomout also made possible the big
ger and better fair. Nmuus these
ma! be- mentioned T.. D. M.Danna.
chairman advisory committee. NJ.
Mand-ii. chairman nnaurr committee,
-. r. Wade. chairman beard OF Ill
r.ctors.
10 the efforts of George T.. Lear
nurd. chairman of fua parade COM
nittes, must De a- rncd the brill
liaucy and sucp,.r of the parade
In this connection must De- mention.
90 " A GcuIgr of the santa
Fr shops who dc-igned and planned
the beautiful ship uf state float,
ana directed the entire Santa Fr dis
play. II was also the brilliant idea
OF these men to perpetual. the parade
upon thu moving pirtur" ulms thus
giving Albuquerque tho greatest adj
yortisemcnt that II has ever had
j H. Haines, superintendent of the
department uf hortlcuIturU and farm
products. personally supervised the
hts department ln this work he was
assisted hy Prof 4 - Tinrlcy. the
santa Fr dry farming and soil eX-
pert
Mrs Gcursr p Albright had com
plotr rharg, uf the urt department.
and praise b. iuadrluat, go express
the success that met her efforts. John
Rurb. the poultry man, Be- personally
Responsible Tor the poultry show this
year The local organization aftiliat-
ed Win the National pouur, pssoci-
alton last year through his Efforts.
and through him the luyU rain has
been much advertised hy nunging
display irnm af far away as Culi-
fornia.
Thr livestock exhibits were under
the suprr isun of ". r. pankcS.
through whusy efforts the hybrid
cattslo were brought mere by BUT
faio Jones
The horse racing was under the
management of " T. Tumblc, dean
of horsemcn u this eity Tho placing
Of Albuquerque upon thp santa Re
racing circuit Is .arsrlN ina result OF
his efforts
r J. Naylon, the popular score
tary az tho Commercial club WAS su-
Derintend"nt of baseball THIS year.
Baseball fans must Dee grateful Co MIN
Tor bringing here such q fin, collie,
ton of teams a. play at the tuurna-
ment.
Altogether GA, ruc,u-r cot This
wears fair has hcrn tremendous. and
ila success points 60 another uoAt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14
Win PRIZES
IN MONTEzUMA
PARADE
Committee in Charge Issues
List of Best Floats, Which
Will Receive Their Awards
at Hand of Fair Officers.

the committee la charge cot tho
Muutrmma parade has issued the
name. of these floats which were see.
lrctcd by them as best IN their osti.
nation.
The beautiful 'Slip ~ state en-
tered hy lh, shupmru pf the santa Re
railroad Nas awarded the prize tor the
best trades display. receiving the
amount of nfty dollars. The second
prize loo this class was won bl the ar
ilstic float entered hy Lcarnard and
Llndcmauu. representing the spirit of
sweet music rms prize Was In the
amount pf twenty nv" dollars. Tho
prize 81 Htb dollars Tor the mos, art
irilc aud beautiful float was awarded
90 thg American Lumhsr company FOR
tho great star Spanglcd banner en-.
semhly. \ SECOND award OF $50 was
given 10 " a. w. circle for the uni
que wood choppers, followed hy the
wives ana children whom they protect
urshnis Qulek Delivery service won
the prlze for the most comic hurlcH-
que float. receiving thr sum OF So,
Tho committee IA charge had aim
Guilty In coming to a decision on ae-
count OF thu superior excellcnc" of
tho many Floats those having won
prices being NJ many eases closely
lied in beauty by other floats In the
parade.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14
\. N. DOUGHERTY IS
DEMOCRAT FOR
MANY YEARS
Much Amusement Caused at
Socorro By Announcement
That Well Known Attorney
Had Gone Over to Enemy.
tspseIsl relesram 10 r,eaIar m.rala1


thpecia1 Teiegram ta EseaiaG Hersidl
Socorro. y. NJ. ONL 1.-The story
published IN au Albuquerque paper
that IA. NJ Doughcrty, lite long Re-
publican, had gone over 90 the Demo.
cratic party has caused considerable
umuHement here. MI poughcrty has
been a Democrat for many years Tho
strength 10 the combination ticket
nominated by the Democrats and
'progressiyr" Republicans last night
u indicated by tho TACT that hut one
progressive john ~ Perry of Soc
"rro, Is placed on thr slate, Tho line
up follows;
senator John W Perry. socorru:
representative first district. Nazario q
baca, Quemado. second district Wal.
Ter j. Jones. Alma. sheriff. NJ l..
James, San Marcial treasurer aud col.
I''tnr, Max u MontOya. san Antonio.
Assessor, George a. Cook. socerro.
county CLERK Edward l. Fortune.
sllsdairna county nudge, John Ureca .
wald Sr socorrn. county commits
~ionci First district Emil kichene
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14
LOCAL HOUSE WELL
PLEASED WITH
THE FAIR
Host of 0ut-of-T Town People,
Including Some Piano Buy
ers, Visited the Popular
Learnard-Lindemann Store,

Among the local business houses
which can youch thoroughly for the
value OF the state fair as a community
ADVERTISING feature is the lSarnard.
l.indemann company. the popular mu'
sic dealers on Gold avenue The Learn.
ardIAulcmann store enjoyed visits
this week from host Of out OF town
people and during Yesterday alone
sold three high grade pianos
The interest manifested In the
i.earnarh.l.lndrmann establishment by
fair visitors Is not hard 10 explain.
The house has been established In ~.
huQnerque since 1900 and, hy reason
OF fair dealing aud the high quality OF
Its stocks has won place of recOg'
ni2ed leadership In it's line In the new
state Il II nos buying Ia such large
quantities that u can meet the prices
OF the biggest dealers In the country,
aud the New Mexico customer has
the satisfaction ~ knOmng that Il
anything should so wrong with his
purchase. he cen go AT once to the
squire music dealers and havl Il
made right without audible NJ delay
During the next ten months George
p l.earnard, the enierprising head Of
the house, proposes to make pois0n'
al canvass OF every city and town ~
New Mexico Mali inquiries 20 the
store here will, II desired, result IN
n personal wish by Mr I.earnard, VINO
will be glad TO give the inquirers the
most straight forward advice, based
upon his Wide experience In the music
business
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

year which viii be greater aud bet
ter than ever before
Tonight L. the Night
"Thcrcll be- a hot time Ia the old
town tonight" goes the old song. sung
by our grandtathcrs OF yorc Well.
grandfather and grandmother viii he
out tonight and so viii father and
the Who'll" j--ah, 80 blamed family.
and the carnival spirit will reign SUI
prcnsc, and run ana gay,ty viii be
uncontrolled This fluai outburst
VIII last tar into the night Masked
figures VIII dance and iollity. ana the
confetti and ticklcrs viii tickle 1s
they never have before t.rt the
hands play ana th. JOY br unrr.
strained Amen Sclah'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

rohod Tovlcrs were exhibited for The
laHt time TO their afectlonate friends,
with the reception at the temple this
afternoon and with he most Strenuous
timc of all still TO come. the ceremon'
val session tuHirdt. there will surely
he "a memory In the minds Of the
local public. especially In those Of tho
participating members Of big day IN
shrinodom
From early This morning when the
Mobiles met IN short business SEES.
sion, until the present time. The day
has been a busy one for them,
The official divau OF Ballut Abyad
temple is as follows
G. q Cushman. Potentnte; Paul
Teutsch. chief RaDhan. c. y Black
we'll Assistant Rabhan Geo V Tict.
zcl, High Priest aud Prophet. Fr,,i
Miller Oriental Guide 4 j. MalOy
Treasurer l. " Chambcrlin, Record.
en- Ruben Ferry First Ceremonial
Master \ w. Elder. second Cercmon.
ial Master y A. Mann, Captain OF the
Guard Geo Eberhardt, Outer Guard
" Il walton Marshal T. c Allen.
Director
The iist of .Wentyulnc victims VINO
viii take thc peril0us journey tonight
are as follows Edward Bedack.
Ration. William T. Rogers Roswell,
~ T.. Augustine. l.ordshurg u. "
Boise. Hurley William u DOYLE, Hun
ley James VI smell. Gallup. James -
Hand Los Nlamus John r Lauter
bach. Springer Joseph l.. vczzeitt
Kelly Peter Nczzctti. Kelly. Oscar l..
owen Clovis Thomas d Alien. Mas
dalena William T. Taylor San an.
tonic. Jesse !. Tromer Santa rita;
William Connect Ration. Jesse
Il Nic&ard Lac Cruces: William Is
scott konna John Mclntige san An.
tonic Iohu r Heard Albuquerque
HUGO schultz albuquerque. John Me.
nviflin Arcsia Walter Moore MIN
bfcs William Colson. Mimhr.s. Char
les s Harris, Mimbres George rs.
siDole Nimhrcs Warren G. Kelly,
Grants Phnip q Hale, Artesia; Mel
ford 4 Wood McCarty William &.
Ocsisrich \ibuquerquc.
Distinguished Visitors.
There Nrr, many DISTINGUISHED WIS.,
itors lrum 1ut OF tny state VISITING at
fl, local g,mpir, uud taking part in
tn, ceremonies Although al the Wis
itur, huv, not Hs vei registered, the
following partial I.st is representative
EN-Gu1,Iuor barnes of India Tenn
pIo. oklahoma. charles - FLYNN and
" a SAWYER uf Arizona. r. g. 80
snr SurnEu.d. Mo- Herbert Morris.
unllts Texas. " Finch plt,sbutg,
Pa. n j Tompkins. salina Kansas.
D. e. t|IIiuEs. HpuVcr. colo. aud
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

s'cond district, Loopoldo Conirrras.
Third district Geronimo T.. Haca.
superintendent ~ schools benjamin
Sanchez; surveyor, Rullu Russell.
Magdllcna
rhc convention endorsed NJ g.
Mochom for Judge and John r. Grit
mn for district attorney. both Rcpub-
iicun candidates
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14
HARVESTER MAN is
SUED FOR $4,000
lHy ENsniaE Herald A. q. LEASED wire,

ChicaRo, oct u SUIT Tor s25,O 600
was filed In the circuit court against
Clarence 3. Funk by John IenniRg.
who charged that Funk had alienatcd
the affections OF his wife Counsel
Tor fleming said the defendant was
the general manager OF the Interim.
tional Harvester company here MI
Funk az his office said
u never heard Of the people in my
life
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14
TONIGHT WILL SEE
THE CLOSE

Continued rom Page one)
with such a cr,ditabic showing has
aroused the enthusiasm OF homo fans
to sn unprecedented pitch. II has
been nn exhibition of clean. snappy
baseball all IN, way through
Large Advertising Value.
The greatest benefits that viii ace
cruc to Albuquerque and New Mex
leo In general from the state fair viii
undoubtedly come through IN" large
amount of advertising that has re-
suited The moving pictures taken
OF the Montczuma parade viii he
shown TO no less than five million
people within the next thre~ Wrcks
IN. Santa Fr railroad advertised
the fair here along It's lines from
kansas city a. ~ paso.
The Men Who Did &c.
II the big fair has been - howung
success from start To finish, from the
carnival in town 20 the flights OF the
hirdman. % has been cde 20 tho rf.
forts Of the men who gave thrir wall
uNbl. time ami earnest consideration
toward its brilliant contamination.
Isaac Rarth. president OF the tair. is
the gentleman who has lent his adj
ministrativc talent and the assure noe
OF his genital smile towards tho sue
cess of the affair John n. McManus.
who has had the personal supervision
over the whole fair In the capacity oil
secretary. has worked hard aud long
for the last few months correspond.
ing with shovmen, ayiators, vice
presidents In an parts OF the state.
exhibitors and Information seekers.
Vie outlined the Programs ana super
yiEed the management. That the or
sanitation hus been exceptionally
good this year, very department 20.
ing ahead without friction, IL due en-.
tirely 20 the administrative ahllitS of
Secretary McManus.
Some men Who have been of ma
terial assistanc' In this part of the
work are @. % cushman. first vice
president. and Ray Mcdonald. treas.
urer The executive committee. con-
sistlng nf - A. Watson. chairman.
nnd J. 10 Eakiu. J. A. Weinman. n.
vid Farr ana Wallace HoHseiden. has
given yalUabl, iimo aud effort 10 It's
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-16
,MADERISTS TO HONOR BILLS
Brother of Provisional President
Gives Assurances.

Juarez, Mexico. May 1.-THE embarrass-
ment in El Paso over the large accumula-
ton of Mexican bank bills in American
hanks was the subject OF discussion to-
Jay between Gustavo Madero. provisional
Minister of the Treasury. and officers Of
the III Paso clearing house.
Gustavo Madero gave assurance that the
provisional government would guarantee
bills in order TO avoid any possible COM
plications. In a statement Mr.. Madero said :
THE government will accept without dis
tinction all bank bills which are circulating
IN conformity with the banking laws Of
Mexico. Although We know that the own
ers Of the Banco Monero are Mcssrs. Creel
and Terrazas. L Will make no difference 20
us because we know that by endangering
the interests Of this bank we will endanger
the interests OF the whole state, and that
we wish to avoid"
In letter. eloquent in its expressions Of
LOYALTY TO Provisional President Madero
and the revolutionary cause. General Orozco
to-day denounced the reports of his encoun-
ter with the Provisional President last Sat
urday as greatly exaggerated and the
work Of "our political adversaries."
Luckily" said the fiery rebel leader 10
his chief. they have not dlsunited us in
our noble fight TO destroy tyranny. on the
contrary. our union is indestructble, be-
cause above our friendship and sympathy
floats the historic sentiment which in this
historical moment. must unite all honor
able Mexlcans. the love Of our country
General OroZco assured Senior Madero Of
the contipued fealty Of himself and of his
companions in arms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-16
PICKPOCKET TO GIVE LECTURE
Jersey City Assistant Prosecutor
Thinks It Will Do Good.

Making n lecturer OF a paroled pickpocke.
Is the plan evolved by Assistant Prosecutor
James w Mccarthy, Of Jersey City, 10 en-
able Frank Smith, who has numerous
aliases. 10 support himself and provide
for a dying wife. Smith was arraignsd
recently before the County Court at JeY-
sey City on an old Indictment for pick
ing pockets. Both he and his wife are
suffering from tuberculosis.
An invitation 70 a lecture suggested 20
Mr. Mccarthy a solution OF the problem
Of providing employment for Smith, and
he decided to put his ward on the plat
form 10 enlighten persons as 70 the meth
DDS Of the dips" so that they might avoid
being robbed and 10 admonish and restrain
those inclined 10 enter criminal life. lie
sent for Smith. who consented when Mr.
Mccarthy explained that he could lecture
on the evils OF a criminal life and Illus
trate how thieves work. The Assistant
Prosecutor will prepare the lecture and
train Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-16
SELLS THIRD AVENUE HOLDINGS.

James Kyle & Sons have sold for Mrs.
Anna r Kelly the four four story build
ings with stores al Nos. 342 SA, 345 and 34s
Third avenue, on a plot lo2xs5 feet.
This is the first transfer OF the property In
fifty years II having been purchased IN
1861 by the late John Kelly. reader Of Tam
many Hall and City Chamberlain
Joseph p. Day has sold for the estate OF
Mary G.. Pinkney to the Interborough Rap
id Transit Company the entire block
bounded by Lenox avenue. Exterior street.
147th and 14sth streets. with frontage or
100 10. 235 .. 260 and 1876 feet respectively. A
large portion of the property is under
water at high tide. Mr. Day has also sold
for the Pinkney estate the four story
dwelling house No. la West 5sth street,
on lot 20xl0O5 feet, and a plot 150XlOo feet
on the south side Of 14lst street east or
Ienox avenue. to Terrence p. Kane, presi-
dent of the Kane Construction Company.
The three parcels were to have been or
fered al auction to-day by Mr.. Day for the
estate A plot OF four lots on 14lst street
was also sold by Mr. Day for the estate 70
two dealers I'm stone, who occupy the prem
Uses under lease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-16
OPPOSITION IN RUBBER COMPANY.

Some opposition TO the present manage
ment of the Emitted states Rubber Com
pany is expected to develop at the annual
meeting Of the stockholders To be held in
New Brunswick. y. J., to-day, but as the
management IS understood to hold proxies
for n majority OF the stock outstanding. 1t
IS not believed that the opposition will
be able to accomplish much. There may
possibly be a few changes I'm the directors,
ii is said. but none of significant char
acter is looked for The opposition is led
by firm Of local bankers who some time
ago sent letter to the stockholders criti-
cisng the management and requesting
proxies for use at the annual meeting
Representatives. of this firm. it is under
stood, will attend the meeting to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-16
LAWYERS TO MAKE FIGHT
Brooklyn Bar Association Takes
Up Corporation Activity.
SAYS LAW is IGNORED
Forbidden Practice Of Law by
Title Companies Alleged by
Many of It's Members.

Tho struggle Of the last two years and
more between the lawyers and the corpor-
atIons which practice law in defiance OF
the mandates OF the Legislature and the
denuncations Of the courts has at last
come TO a head. While the Association OF
the Bar here has had the matter under con-
alteration for some time, the Brooklyn Bar
associatIon IS the first to take direct action
to meet the problem.
"The Brooklyn Bar Association mas peeh
for come time in receipt OF coiilPia'"''
that certain corporations have peeh prao-
Using law" said David +. Manning presi-
dent of the association yesterday inns
"a clearly in violation OF the law. mo
association has instructed me to appoint
committee TO investigate the conditiohs
and ~ devise a means Of stopping the I'M
,ou,fud acts This is all can say now
In the minds Of the members or the as
ISOLATION two facts stand out clearly oho
&c that the officials and lawyers or the
title companies and other companies VINO"
are accused will be summoned 10 aPpeai
before the committee. The other Is tha'
the association has finally Determined ny
resort TO it's power to bring the lawyers III
,,o,vod before the Appellate Division OF
tho Supreme Court in disbarment proceeu-
in1s and 10 call upon the courts 10 ie''
fines upon the officials of the ofenoihs cor
norations. In their stand. the members
y, the association feel they nave tio
e,,r,nathv Of the courts, expressed III ueoi'
sion after decision.
As q leading member OF the brooklyn
par Association expressed It yesterday
mrh,s bas hecome a war of determination.
Ei,ber the law practising corporation must
go. or the self-respecting lawyers VIII nave
IN seek new fields. The title companies
have now practically monopolized the reai
estate business. Next they VIII estaohsh
corporation law departments. Then there
will be nothing left for us but criminal
cases and ambulance chasing.
1.-THE Court Of Appeals In passing upon
the case of the Cooperative Law Associa-
ton touched the heart Of the case Inc
nractice Of law by corporations said the
court. is against public policy, because
with the corporation there can be no per-
sonal liability. When the lawyer enters
unon the practice OF his profession he Is
suorn in as an officer Of the court II he
acts improperly he can be penalized py the
Appellate Division OF the Supreme court
The Bar Association, which exercises
censorship over the members OF the pro-
fesson through its grievance committee
has the wrongdoers brought TO justice. The
terror Of suspension or disbarment always
hangs over the head Of the delinquent
lawyer.
The law practising corporation has no
fear Of disbarment. It hires two or three
LAWYERS at a small salary. and they attend
70 all the legal business. with the help or
unprofessional assistants. II these lawyers
happen 10 be disbarred the corporation
does not worry; II simply hires others TO