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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04


changes have been proposed. but the
best 10 date has been offered by Tom
sheViin, the old Yale end. shevlln
suggests that four downs be permit
tod In place Of three. with the sec
ondary defense held 10 yards hack OF
the scrimmage line.
IA some chance Is lnanerstlvc. this
tip looks 90 be- the best of the lot
and the only one likely h. be adopt
ed. As long a. II n almost impoSsi-
bic to score within the 3O-yard line
by rushing. the team upon the Of
Tense IN taking all the chance aud IL
mere than likely IA beat itself as
Yale and Harvard did and as Michi-
gan almost did against syracuse.
-Four downs fer i0-yard gain
looks 10 be about the correct proper.
ton. This averages st9 yards 10 the
rush. where a skllsfully driven attack
may make good Roadway. An eleven
could thcn attempt two line rusaes.
work in forward pass or an end
run and save its punt for the fourth
down. AZ u is the proposition IL 80
hopeless TINT most teens kick upon
the first 81 second down within their
own territory and the game il simply
one kick after another With the ele-
mcnt of luck over half the battle.
Some decisive change Is sure 60 be
made IN behalf OF the offcnse. and u
isn't unlikely that the shcviln Idea
viii be the one carried through, cspe-
caily that part " Il involving the
four downs. The comrnltteo. In
doubling tho distance 10 be gained
from five yarde o. ten. also cut the
Offensive power half In two by ruling
out pushing and pulling, thereby
making IL lust four times as hard 10
gain ground as under the old regime,
No one wants q return To- conditions
Of ten years ago. but some decided
switch from the present system n
necessary and sure Ia come at the
next annual conclaye.
Take for example Dnrtmouth's case.
This team was one of the few eastern
clevrns witch attempted any modern
football or works az they worked out
west and down south. Dartmouth had
forward passes. fake forward passes,
onsltia kicks, versatile attack and "A
well developed rushing ipachlne. She
outrushed Princeton "a I and out
rushed Harvard. hut lost her two big
games upon flukcs after outplaylng
her opponents The balance should
be arranged whore the attack aud de-
Tense are so per cont each and where
There win 0e some reward for skill In
carrying the ball
Tho 1911 campaign has bern the
NEST remarkable IN one way the grid
iron game has ever known.
For the first time IN football annals
not an eleven IN America, east, west or
south has finished the season without
defeat or without being tied. The
list includes Princetawn. fale. Har-
ward. Dartmouth. Army. Navy, Car
lislc. Penn state. Michigan Minnesota,
Wisconsin. Chicago, Vanderbilt and all
the others.
Yest called the turn when he stated
that one day he could be at his Scrub
team by 10 touchdowns and upon the
next with the sans line OF plays was
lucky to get away with tie.
There Isn't any question but that
the west In the main, plays more pro-
greeslve football than the east. Take
tho instances ~ Yale and Michigan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
AIN MINISTER'S ON A suRy.

Chicago. Dec. County Judge
Owens injected variety into his lnno-
walton Of "mllllonaire iuriesr today
when instead OF the business men
who have passed Judgment on sanity
eases FOR the last month he directed
a Jury 10 be made az ~ the leading
rlcrgymen Of the cts. bishop SAM
uel Fallowa, Rabbi Emil q. hlruch,
the Rev. Father Patrick G.. Conway,
the Rev. Dolphin y. Rvberts lnegro)
ltabbl Julius Rappap0rL the ROY.
Frank "A. sheets lMethodlst). the
Rev, James v. Walker tPfesbyser-
Inn). the Rev Father "A. =. Dnrney
of she Tnack OF the ferda' Roman
Catholic church. and the Hev. Bort
y smith (Methodls1 % Austin, and
tNH nny \ I. Thorson q nnEIInk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
NEW BUILDINGS ARE
OCCUPIED
Elfego Baca Moves Into New
Printing Office; and Swift
G. Company Take Over New
Warehouse.

Two handsome buildings have re-
Gently been completed In Albuquerque
and have now been occupied. They
are the swift and company ware
house an the railroad track. Just north
oT Tiicras ana the Bhca printing Office.
on sixth and Gold
The warehouse liz remarkable In re-
spect 10 it's construction. for its jolsts
are of 10 by ~ stun, and the support
ing strinRors are ~ by 10 inches. The
building IN 40 by so feet. and con-
tains an up-to-datc egg handling
room. for testing eggs. and the COM
pany Offices IN addition 10 the storage
space. There In a six foot platform
on the north and east sides. and an
overhead track runs round this. 80
that beef may be swung 10 the hook
In the ear. run out on the track. run
onto an overhead scale. weighed and
put In place IN the warehouse without
being touched oy hand after the FIRST
time
The Offices are well iiited up. and nc
cupy the northwest corner of the
structure. Tho building il Of brick
Tug bh'h hhiulUk ~ hf t"NfNi
block construction. 2s by no feet, II
contains large printing room. cement
fioored. private Office IN the Gold
avenue end OF the building for Mr..
baca, Beside this, there Is suite
Of living apartments In the north end
Of the building. which viii be rented.
There are ave rooms In tho suite. the
structure II up To date In every re-
fpoct, and well adapted to the pur-
poses for which Il IL designed.
Temple Albert Repaired.
Temple Albert, the place OF Worship
Of the Hebrew people ~ the city, Is
undergoing extensive repairs. totaliing
several taousand dollars In cost Tho
entire outside Of the brick structure
h being pebblc-dashed. concrete steps
are being put in. and elaborate cloc-
trolicrs are being installed. when
complete. the tomple viii he thorough
~ modern In every respect
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

more denscly populated lowiand Soc
tiona.
The batteries for the system have
also arrived, and are a marvel Of neat
ness ana compactness The battery
rack provides for mounting the bat
teries on strips OF glass. which are
themselves mounted upon split porce-
lain insulators, thus cffcctnnlly pre-
venting all leakage Of current.
The new switchboard IN n beauty
charging arrangements.
Power for the system will be pro-
vided by batteries, one set Of which
will be charEing while the other II in
use. Charging current win be provld-
ed by a small direct current dynamo
run by an alternating current motor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

Complex a. a musical comedy Il, the
elements which 20 Ia make az liz sue
cess are not 30 many after all. when
a big his like 1.-The Red Rose" which
comes 10 the Elkn' theeter soon Is
analszed Il VIII generally be dlscov-
ered that none OF those elements are
hacking. Dancing h one Of them. and
The Rcd Rose Il dancing show In
tho best sense Of the word. From the
toe and acTobaiic work OF the English
ballet Go the ensemble work OF the
chorus and principals. there IN great
difference and chance for every va
rlcty Of the terpslchorean art. They
are all evident IN ''rhe Red Ross"
The students Gilde." In which six
teen pretty girls take part, Is the mos,
popular dancing number In the piece.
"a ana all the other dances we're arr
fanged By Jack Mason. who In the last
few years has come 10 the front and
y now among the recognized heads az
American Instructors Of stage dancing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

when your feet are wet and cold,
and your body chilled through aud
through from exposure. tnko biz
dose o. Chamberlain's Cough Ram-
edy, battle your feet IN hot water be.
fore R0inG 10 bed, and You Hre almost
teFlelH % ward or a,fevtte eald. Fhf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

sickly children need WHITES
CREAM vERMiFUGE. u not only
destroys the worms, u there be any.
bat a acts az q slFensthenlns tonic Ia
the stomach and boweis Price asa
Nor hottie. aold ~ Al, nruaElals.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23
kL0CK TO Retain
I. EMO[UMENTS or
OFFICE SAYS
COURT
Territorial Supreme Court
Concludes Work With AZ
frmation OF Three Import
ant Legal Cases.

tspeesai T<a~sr.. - rsvsrs.s usssis,
Santa Fe, N. NJ. Dec. 25'-Thc ter.
rItorlal supreme court this afternoon.
affirmed the action OF the district
court IN the case OF George y. Kiock
and Judge Edward A. Mann. for the
|omoluments to the district attorneys
office
Judge Mann was appointed 10 the
once BY Governor Miiis and MIR.
klock removed. Later Mr.. Klock
was relustated by the courts but ~
the expiration OF his term. Jn0ge
Mann was re.appointed. The courts
held that Mr. Kiock's term. as a re-
suit of the enabling act. did not ex-
pire until the legislature met aud
hence the go Sirnor had no power 10
name Judge Mann.
al the emoluments Of the Office are
awarded 70 Nr Klock
. Two other casef affirmed were
John H. Mcknight, appellee. W.. ~
paso brick o0mp&ng. appellant. In
yolving title to placer claims near Ei
Paso. Dona Ana county. Community
bitches or acequIas OF Tularosa town
site. W.. Tularosa community. n. ID.
Upton, OF al, appellee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

DESSERTS
should he wholesome and delicious.
We have Numerous goodies" 20 tempt
you with.
MrNCE PIns.
Fruit Cskes. Eciairs. Calscs with fancy
Icing and everything you could desire
20 add 10 the Christmas feast. Daintl-
hers and purity combine Ia cvcFyonc
OF our pFnsiuete.
PIoNEER BAKERY
a07 South First So
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23
THE ANGLO GERMAN WAR
SCARE Is BECOMING
BETTER KNOWN.
Details Of Alleged ''pior' Against VIII
hclstrayen Published by German
Newspaper. aud Create Great stir.

Cologne. Dec. g2.-The Rhenlsh
Wcstphallan Zoitung publishes n
story OF an alleged discovery OF a
plan by Great Britain To blow up
wilhelmshaven. The newspaper PRO-
feEses 10 have received It's lnforma-
ton from an official. who said tina,
the postal authorities became suspl-
cious OF repeated money orders in
favor OF dock officers ana chief
mates. and finally seized some OF the
mail.
Those letters showed that the
plans 10 the entrances 10 wiIhelms-
haven war harbor. as well as plans
OF the water supply and the contents
OF the secret code book. had been
betrayed 10 the British admiralty.
The paper points out that with
such Information at It's command
Great Britain could blow up the en-
frances to the war harbor at the de-
cislve moment. rendering the harbor
utterly useless and Germany at the
very beginning OF war helpless to de-
fcnd herself at sea.
To prevent the threatened danger
the zeitung continues. German
squadron remained for weeks on pa
troll duty. Recent conferences be-
tween the emperor. the minister OF
marine. the chief Of the admiralty
staff and the chief OF the marine de-
psFtment dealt with this danger.
London. Dee. 22--The story that
the british admiralty has obtained
plans ef the locks and water supply
and tbs secret signal codes Of VIII
hoirifhn,ru. With the ilien in event
os war of blowing ~ lho hafbOf cn-
frances and thus bottIlRg up the Ger
man fleet. Is regarded here an
mere romance. The story Il sup
posed TO have been betrayed by Ger.
man officers 10 the Rhenlsh West
phallan zeitung. which IL strongly
anti British. and the organ OF the
manufacturers Of war materials
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23
BENzINE BUGGY rs
BOUGHT BY BANK

Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. 2s.-The
First National Bank OF Los Angeles
has followed the lead OF many bust.
ness houses. and has set precedent
for the hanks by buying AN automobile
for one OF It's collectors A strong box
has been attached on thu rear aud a
side seat added In witch an armesi
transferred In large amounts between
banks by tho use Of an automobile
the First National expects 70 be able
10 transfer money more cxpeditiously
aud cheaper 10 suburban banks
The use OF an automobile for such
purposes 10 an Innovation IN Los
Angeles and, Il Is believed. will be
promptly adopted by the other Dig
banking houses OF the city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

The play presented by the Crlter-
Ions at the hlgh school was end
ncntly successful and witnessed By y
large audience of visitors as well az
students.
The pupils OF the Immaculate Con-
ceptlon school assembled w tae con-
cert hall Of ~. Mary's and rendered
an appropriate program with ability
ana rest.
The ward schools were all visited
by parents and friends and Ia each
room programs were heard thot re-
Elected credit alike on pupils and
tcachcra
Tho children % the First ward aid
Of plsyiets and caniatas. Ia Mics
Hiliynrd's room the pupils enacted a
clever western drama.
Tho three primar. GRADES combined
programs and delighted their hear
ers with their songs. drills and
speeches
The pupils ~ Miss Mayock gave
"A splendid production OF ''The Great
est Day" musical cantata pnrtici-
patcd ~ By score OF young vocal
lists and impersonatoPs nttired in
characteristic costume OF the hoii-
days that clustered about Father
Time--sometimes known as James
Boatrlght.
Miss DeTulno's pupils contributed
several especially fine numbers 20
the success OF this excellent pro-
gram that concluded by the distrlbu-
ton OF n treat 90 all
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23
HANDSOME scARr.rfN FaEn.
A Phenomenal Offer Medic ~ New
York Firm

Thousands all over the United
States are taking advantages OF gen.
crous offer OF the Gotham Company.
ftsi broadway. New York City. maxi
ing request for beautiful goid-piatsd
scarf-pin for lady or gentleman.
which 10 mailed 10 anyone sending
namo and address free Of charge.
This offer 10 made TO Introduce
their catalogue Of general merahan-
disc. household goods. iswelry. nov
cities. etc. Readers OF this paper are
requested TO send name and address
Immediately. incloEsng five two-cent
stamps 10 cover packing and postaEe
send today and receive without cost
q piece Of jewelry that you win be
proud Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23
HAVE THE GUSHING
HABIT IN COLORADO

Fort Morgan. Colo. Dec. 23.--Twen,
ty-five busineos and professional men
awooped down on the county asses-
sor's office today and fogclbly elected
Assessor Elmer y. vannoy. sheriff
Carlson led the attack aud explained
the citizens were not satisfied with
their assessments and would turn tho
assessors Office over 10 l. II. sha.
bowen.
vanny was taken sunawares and
was SO dumbi0uhded that he found n
difficult 10 talk. lie was kept IRON
his office all afternoon and had al
most given up hope OF being restored.
when the orstwhlle angry citizens ex-
planned that he had been made the
victim OF practical Joke.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

For tho best saddle horses in the
CLAY call phone No. =. " L. Trimble,
iis North second Street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23
PROGRAMS RENDERED
IN MANY SCHOOLS

In all the schools yesterday after
noon the story Of the Christ child
was told. and the universal joy ex-
pressed In song and story.
themselves proud In the production
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23
DRIVE OUT CATARRH
A FILTHY DISEASE
Ely's Cream Balm a Simple
Remedy Relieves Instantly
All Distressing symptoms.

n you are subject to frequent colds,
or v you have any OF the distressing
symptoms OF catarrh, such as stuffed
lup feeling In the head, profuso dls.
charge from the nose, sores in the
nose. phlegm In the throat causing
hawking ana splitting. duh rain In The
head or singing IN the ears. lust anoint
the nostrils or rub the throat o. cnest
with a little Ely's Cream balm, ami
see how quickly you will get relief.
In few minutes you will feel your
head clearing, and after usins the
Balm for a day or no the nasty dis
charge will be checked, the pain, Sore-
meas and fever gone. and you will no
longer be offensive 10 yourself and
your friends on account OF the con-
slant hawking. spItting aud blowing
Shake on the grip oil catarsh before
II destroys your sense OF tnsye. smell
and hearing and poIlutes your aeole
system. In short time you eau be
completely cured OF this distressing
disease by using Ely's Cream Balm.
This healing. antlseptic Balm does not
fool you BY short. deceptive RELIEF.
but completely overcofnos the disease
II clears the nose. head and throat OF
|all the rank pollution. soothes, heals
and strengthens the raw, sore mem.
bfanes making YOU proof against colds
and cntarrh.
One application via convince son.
aAJ a ~ eeat bottle Ill, case yon. II
is guaranteed. Get il from your drug
gist today II you are spraying the
nose, throat or ears, ask for Elya
lLlquldI Cream Balm.
For the best saddle horses in the
CLAY call phone No. ., " L. Trimble.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

THE OCCIDENTAL LIFE INSURANCE con-.
PANy is just closing what it considers the most
satisfactory and profitable year in its existence
and takes pride in stating that it has been in bust
ness for five years and has never contested claim
or had . law suit during that time.
It is the purpose Of the Management to make
strong campaign in its life insurance department
for 1919 and we invite all life insurance agents
and other bright men who are looking forward to
improving their position in life to see us and be-
come acquainted with the terms and inducements
that we intend to offer next year before making
any other connection.
For full particulars see or write J. H. 0'Rielly,
Secretary and General Manager, Albuquerque,
New Mexico.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-04-07
AUSTIN w. WILLIAMS DIES IN
MEMPHIS.

SIR Austin W. Williams, 33rd
degree, Deputy Inspector General
of the Valley of Tennessee, Scottish
Rite Masons, died in Memphis, Tenn,
y AcI home on Sunday morning, April
2. 1911. His death was not utterly
unexpected, as he has been confined
ince DecemJ Jer 12, 1910, suffering
with an uncomfortable complaint A
third operation was performed with
the hope of saving his life, and all
of these within the time of his con-
finement in December and the time of
his final summons.
He leaves a most patient wife, who
was Miss Julia A. Jones, of this city
daughter of the late Lyt. Jones' Mrs
Julia Williams, with daughter by
his first wife. Miss Austinia vii
liamc, were faithful attendants at his
bedside until death:
Sir Williams was fully the most
prominent secret society man in Ten
nessee In Masonry he had held the
highest Office for twenty years, being
at the time of death Supreme Minis
ter of the State, of the Supreme
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-04-07

County Court, because it was his
understanding that just the reverse
was to have been the case. He said
DR.. Boyd had not kept faith with
him which caused him to feel very
aggrieved against DR.. Boyd.
The statement of Rev. Taylor Is
not borne out by DR.. Boyd. He said
in substance that TemDers of the
County Court had requested him to
accept the position, and that ne talked
it over with Rev. Taylor and assured
him that if he could do him any
good he would be glad to do so and
he expressed surprise that Rev.
Taylor should oppose him for treas
urer.
The report Of the committee was
received and filed and the appropria-
ton of SIS per quarter, as formerly,
was made. The roll call showed 33
for and against.
A resolution was adopted providing
for the issuance of 100000 bonds au-
thorized in January, and $4,000 au-
thorized in January, and $4,000, au-
thorized at the special session in
February for the Colored State Nor
NAL School as one series.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-04-07

into his Office and thought-wnat he
lhought-and, as l could not read
minds, he could keep his thoughts
to himself and l could only get what
lie expressed in words and had to
take it.
Well | was an idle somebody, had
nothing to do but to visit Fisk and
could not expect a big, educated man
to take up time with me. l tell you
when l get to be an educated man |
an going to make things go my
elf, and until then | have made up
my mind to go to but few schools
with white presidents. I shall not
go to Fisk University again soon,
and | am sure that you will not blame
me.
This is one of the great schools in
the country for the training Of our
people, and l am glad indeed to say
that l know many people who have
graduated from the school and they
love it dearly, and l am not going to
mold the school responsible for the
president not having time to give to
an old hayseed He is but man and
big man at that. AT New York
when | met him last summer, he in
vited me to visit the institution and
CONTINUED on Page A.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-04-07
BISHOP TYREE PRESENTED A
NEW SADDLE BY TEXAS
FRIENDS

Bishop Tyree was the recipient Of
a Texas saddle from his admirers in
the Lone Star State. The saddle is
now on exhibition in Mr.. Richard
Hills Office and is being exhibited to
all who call It is of rare excellency
in design and workmanship
The Bishop is now in Texas plan
ming for the educational rallv in the
interest of Paul Quinn College at
Waco, Texas, This Will be his last
spring rally before the General Con
terence in 1912 and he goes to make
heroic struggle to clear the school
of debt