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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-30
MOORE & HILL (Inc.)
FOR SALE-NEIGHBOR-
HOOD is A BIG FEATURE
ABOUT THIS HOUSE. It's

FOR SALE-NEIGHBOR-
HOOD is A BIG FEATURE
= ABOUT THIS HOUSE. It's
a Io-room residence. most ia
vorably located near Dupont
Circle. 1t is no longer new
and should have some money
spent on it to make it up-to-
date and worthy of its SUR
roundings.
The price is $1,000.
But it could be made worth a
great deal more by a lit
tie judicious expenditure OF
money. 1t is OF good width;
is light and bright and has
kitchen on the main floor.
Let us tell you about this.
FOR SALE-HOUSE
WITH GROUND. Vicinity
OF Dupont Circle.
Lot 44xI25.
II rooms; very attractive,
comfortable home.
Large stable.
$4,000.
This is part of an estate,
and price is made low to close
out property.
FOR SALE-THIS HAS
A LOT 80 FEET WIDE.
Semi-detached - light on 3
sides: a 1o-room house in fine
condition; lot 3oxI2o. with
stable lot 3ox3o in addition
wide porches.
$1,000.
Located in West End; q
reduced value; 5000 was
loaned on this.
FOR SALE-A MILLION
DOLLARS in high-grade i'm
provements going on i'll i'm
mediate neighborhood Of this
Groom house; beautiful!
through residence street. west
of 10Th st.
$1,000.
This house is worth moro
than ever before. and offered
for less than ever before.
S3 G ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-30
MOORE & HILL (Inc.)

FOR SALE -JUST BE-
YOND THE MILLION
DOLLAR BRIDGE. Attrac
tive modern home OF 8 rooms
and ? tiled baths: wide front
age.
$1,000.
The house has hardwood
floors. hot-water heat, electric
and gas light and large front
and rear Yards; wide alley:
plenty of room for garage.
FOR s A L E-CLENE E
LAND PARK. One of the
most desirable of the modern
houses in the Queen OF
Suburbs: 8 rooms and attic:
hot-water heat; electric light
and gas: lot 5ox125; beauti-
full location.
$4,000.
Owner has other plans and
is sacrificing property which
is easily worth $4,000.
FOR SALE-READ THIS:
9 rooms.
? baths.
Hot-water heat.
Heights, west Of 18th st.
$3.50.
Nothing like this under
SI,25o more money at very
least.
See it.
FOR SALE-HOUSE
CENTRAL.
II rooms and ? baths.
Lot 2oXIoo.
Near I4th street.
$1,000.
Just what hundreds are
looking for.
FOR SALE-BIG HOUSE
DOWNTOWN. ID rooms:
26 feet wide: deep lot: fine
condi ION: reduced from
$4,000 to
SII, 900.
This is great value; select
neighborhood.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-07
MANY REBELl|OAS
HAVE SHAKEN
CHINA
Way Back Into Dawn Of His
tory Changes of Dynastry
Were Preceded By Popular
Revolts.

There are probably more rcvolls.
rebeliions ana revolutions recorded
In the annals OF china than can be-
rcSurrected from the histories of all
the nations OF the west. partly, " ~
true. because Chinese annals OF an
authentic nature 20 back much
farther than western annals. but
partly. too. because the Chinese APP
pear TO be given 80 insurrection. a
tendency that has persisted since the
first OF the eighteen cmpcrors Of the
Hia dynasty mounted his throne.
away back In the dim mists OF re-
mote time. when the Pharaohs OF
Egypt we're building their tenn Piles by
the Nile. The lila dynasty lasted
from 2205 90 1855 10. C.. when u was
overturned by the Shang, or Yin. dy-
nasty. an equally active race. which
ruled until iisg years before the
Christian era. Disaster overlook the
shang emperors at last. although
Rome had mot been built and the
Greeks were still scattered tribes
when they gave way 10 the princes
OF the chou line. There followed a
protracted period of unrest. until, ia
FAC u. c.. another dynasty. the Tsin,
dawncd upon Chlns's political horl-
non. The Tsin lasted only until soc.
when Il Welded 60 the first OF the
Han dynastics. which held the throne
In turn until ss0 \. d.. being finally
overthrow by the Wei dynasty.
After the Wei came the suy dynasty
In $50. almost as shOrt-lived -
Tsln, fog it was oNerthrown IN els
by the Tang.
IN \. H. see the first emperor uf
the house OF sung assembled the
Dragon throne. aud hip descendants
filled his place for many years. one
OF them being emperor az the time
OF the sreat Monacl Invasion of the
twelfth century. Hut their time had
come. In the far north line Of
provisional rulers Boosting the family
patronymic of Kin were beginning 20
exert a dominant sway. and In time
they rose 10 sufficient power 10 seize
the throne from the las, ~ the Of
Terminate sung cmperors, who. like
the final actions OF all Of Chtna's
ruling houses. had deRenrrated from
the standard of his first martial am
cestors,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-07
SKIN A MASS or FIRE

Horrible toriurc--pain uncomfortable
days when the whole body seemed
to be burning up--long nights OF
sleepless agony.
Then
Insinnt reiief--lhc skin cooled and
rcfrcshed--ali burning aud itohins
eonel
Thousands testify 60 this thous-
ands vino suffered from Eczema,
Psoriasis and other skin troubles, un-
tll they heard Of that simple cooling
wash OF Wintcrgrecn. thym0l and
other ingredicuts known ~ the u. ID.
ID. Prescription.
]. samuel Lewis of ~. Paul. Mimi,
writes: u used three bottles OF u. ID.
%. Prescription, and now my skin.
once nass of lire and Irritation, IL
a. smooth and soft ~ a chiid'A'
A eBc trial bottle will give you pos
tive proof
We az. ~ certain 81 what d. D. ID.
win do FOR you mat we offer you 4
fun sls. bottle on this gusran,eei--lf
yon do not hnd that " takes away the
ltch AT-ONCE - cost YOU not rent
can here and talk 4 over. J. ".
|o'Riclly co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-07
EXPERT NEEDED TO
PASS ON ENGINES
City Council Adjourns With
out Taking Action In Fire
Engine Motor Matter Pend
ing Advices From Engineer.

Immediately foilowing tine OPEN
lng reading of the bids received from
seven din.rcnt concerns FOR the pro-
posed motar truck combination nrc
engine and hose wagon the matter of
further considering the merits % the
,ariuus macalncsNVas referred to the
ere committee Of the council. IA report
to oe made "Wednesday night
ny motion from Alderman wroth
,hr committee was instructed to -.
cure tns aer,wrvurun exper, mcchan-
heal engineer Ia order that th,. diner
ent specifications might be gone over
ini' lnnensis.
On account of the need Of this tx
peri advice aud "a being the niRht be-
fore clcrtion the session aaJonrDcd
INN edMtsiy after the completion OF
,he motor TRUCK business. the reading
of the minutes having been omitted
Laeh Uf tie seven bids was accom-
panied by IA. required certified check
foe $500 ANA each company agreed 10
send AN expert mechanic with the
mSchinr Tor tn, instruction If m. To-
cal department ~ tile operation OF
the machine. Also in each case de-
livery Was guaranteed within ninety
days after the receipt OF The order.
tn" bids
Victor Motor Truck company Of
Buffalo, \ y six cylinder 100 horse
power combination engine. s7.eoo. T.,
-. d, nunslo.
Graham Motor company OF Loa An
igaies. cal. tii.es0, T. @, b. AIbuqucr-
Cue.
Mhiaraus Engine Works company
of - Paul. Mimi. TOO horas power
combination cnsinr ana hose wagon,
ts.7Ts g o. b. Albuquerque.
Roolnson Fire Apparatus company.
-. Louis. No. i20 horse power.
$4,000, SECOND bad so horse power
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-07
TRUSTED SOCIETY
man A FORGER

baltimore. Md. Nov. Trusted
until a few days ago by naltsmorc's
leading financicrs as a conservative
grain exporter doing "a ss.0V0.OO0
business a year. and leader and Of
fetal ~ social and club life. Penn
broke W Pitt senior member Of the
firm OF PITT Brothers a 60. h today
a fugitive from Justice on the charge
81 obtaining more than tGS. oOp from
five baltimore and New York banks
On forged bills OF iadlng ON grain
shipments
The baltimore police to-day re-
quertcd the police of ali scaports and
large cities ~ arrest PITT. Mrs PIT
has also disappeared. u il now ex.
pscted that the losses viii reach
100000
Mrs Pin loft their fashionable
Roland Park home Friday. and after
her departure the HOUSE was locked
up and the shutters closed. Friday
PITT vas indicted ON charges OF lors-
cry.
CONSERVATION at the widespread
character OF the Pitt Operations u
not unmiXed with surprise that con-
sentative banks should be- dcfrauded
by spurious bills of ladlng. False
bills are said To- have been found In
New York and In many country
banks, while the names Ut grain deal.
ers IN Indiana, Illinois, ohio and
throughout the middle west were
frccis used. "a Il charged. az we're
those OF station agents Of the iialti-
more A ohio and other railroad
companies.
a revised statement of question
abic collateral held By the banks fol-
lows.
First National hank, sso.00O Ma
tional Hank OF Baltimore. $4,000;
National Bank OF Commerce, $780,
00O. Farmers and Mrrchanis' nation
ri bank. sso. 0oo and Park bank ot
New York t5o,ovu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-07

The reign Of the Kin did not last
long The battcring ram Of tho Mon
sol armies hurled Il tn destruction,
placing on the Dragon throne. In 10
stead. the famous Kuhla Khan, OF
whom ColcridEe wrote his dream
poem. ~ macy r.sn"eis the great
est OF all the Chinese emp~rors. kub-
Ia Khan began his reign In 1851, and
h,.id tbr throne until his death IN
iegt. IN these years the nation WAS
more illustrious and powerful. than
ever before A succession OF Mon
gol empcrors followed Hublu Khan.
principally remembered for their
sanction of the Introduction OF chris
tlanity In 1865 the Ming dynasty
was proclaimed upon thu ashes OF
the political structure built up by
THE warlike Mongois. aud II ruled
successfully until the Manchus OF tho
north, the fierce. wcli-built hill Chi
nese. swept down upon Picking aud
installed their own princes Ia 1851.
The ManchuE have never been nu-
merous. and although they have
managed to keep their saddles By
dint OF cowing the people under
them. they have been unable 10 pre-.
serve absolute order and tranquility.
one OF the first steps they took 20
impress their sovereignty upon the
country WAS the publication of an
cdiet compelling the people TO adopt
the plgiail. The ManchuH were
hofscmen and the plgiail was pre-
scribed as national institution be-
cause, the Manchus conIcmptuously
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-07
MIDDLEAGED sPINsTER
ELoPEs WITH BOY OF IL

sterling IN. Nav. 5.--Pursnod by
angFy father OF the boy. Miss len
rio Wilson and Frank spencer. both
OF Maniius H. arrived this morning
aud started for Chicago. MiHs VIII
son h is years old and spencer IL a..
John w spencer. father ~ the boy.
arrived in motor car thirty minutes
after the train DEPARTED and boarded
the next train for Chicago. where he
believes and attempt will be- made TO
obtain a marriage license.
Miss Wilson. spencer asserts. II a
distant relative Of his. A month ago
shr arrived from Brooklnas, =. D.. for
visit and ~ onee became attached
t. the boy. Her admiration was re-
turned. Spencer says, and her influ-
ence over the lad became 50 strong
she was ordered from the house.
che found place Co BOARD In the
neishhorhood, however and Sprncrf
believes they had several rlandeStine
IneetsngH Wednesday night. he says,
she obtained motor ear aud the hoy
slid down rope from IN, upstairs
Win, - after the throwing ~ his
ciothing out ~ the window. The
father says he was aroused by the
Noise .of the departing motor car and
after a hasty inycatiRasion found ahe
, couple had gone. lie got another mu-
chine and pursued, but breakdown
caused him a. reach here too late a.
stop his ron. spencer believes the
couple viii stop in chicago, In an 81
foft 90 throw him IN ths track after
which they VIII double back 20 sousA
| Dakota.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-07
BALLADS 0f.INEW
MEXICO W|LLsBE
PUBLISHED
Professor A. M. Espinosa, For
merly of the Local Univers-
ity Has Compiled Book Of
Spanish Folk Lore and Songs

That Professor A. NJ Espinosa.
formerly of the University OF New
NeSloo. and nov professor Of ro-
nance languages ~ Leland stanford.
Dr.. university. il about 90 publish a
book containing his collections of
New Mexican spanish ballads. Is the
pnterertinE Information given IN a
recent article of the Daily Paio Alto
published by the stanford students.
SAYS the Paio Alto
Before the end 81 this year As
sistant Professor A. ~ Espinoss =
edition VI the Spanigh book. ",'pn-
stirlo by Ayalo,r viii b. OF III. press
- 81 the Holt pnhsishfne company
and added 10 the liri OF spanish text
books already In use. Professor
l,sfinora has been insiructing in the
ftonanic languages Department ~
the university Tor llttls more than
q year. aud In connection with Ms
teaching does grcat deal 81 original
work His special hobby h the coi-
lection 81 New Mexican spanish bal
lads. and amonE them he II nov pre-
nnring publication which VIII con
tain tWcuty-eight versions Of eight
different ballads This book VIII be-
the first 81 is kind Va North Amer
lea and wiz comprise many hereto
fore unknown rclerthns ~ spanish
Versr In the December issue Of the
Journal 81 American FOLKLORE viii
appear an article by him on the sub
icrt. 'New Mexican Folk Tales
which should prove interesting 10 all
spanish enthusiasts
tn conjunction with Assistant
Professor Allen he IL compiling an
elementary spanish grammar which
viii make its appearance la the near
future"
Professor EEpinose has been tire
less In coiiectinE spsnish ballads and
folk lore % the southeastern PEG.
Isiss, and ~ had assembled quite q
nuinher ~ these before going 10 Gait
fornsa la The fire that destroyed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-07

combination wagon. sI,t5s. {. C, b.
Albuquerque,
American-iaFrancr Fire Engine
company, 80 horse power, $4,000. &.
o. b. Albuquerque.
In addition 10 a full attendance OF
the aldermen there we're also pres
cnt q. y. Thomas. general sales agent
of thr Amarican-l.a France company
with headquarters IN Denver. Julius
Pearse - Denver. general sales agent
Of the Wairous Engine company OF
~ Paul, MINI. u. :. Robinson of the
Robinson Fire Apparatus company Of
~. Louis. J.. ~ H.nnctt OF Denver,
uEent Of the Victor Motor Truck COM
pany OF Buffalo. \. Y.
The meeting adjourned 10 Thursday
evening when the matter win again
be taken ap aud the agents Wiz rs-
main until the business Is completed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-07
Big Pay in Civil Service

The pay Is good the work eonsen-
ial. ana promotion rapid In the u. :.
Civil Service. n you are an Amerl-
can man or woman over Is you are
eligible for any government position
~ yon pass the Civil Service Exaini-
nation. To learn how you can quai-
ny In your spare time. write Tor our
free Civil Service booklet NJ. Clif-
ton Hoeehead. representative ~ In
ternHiiomni Correspondence schools,
Box isas Albuquerque. n. NJ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-07
TROUSERS FOR THE
WOMEN LATEST
FASHION NOTE
New Society Bells Adopt Man
nish Costumes for Eques-
trian Wear; 1T Is so Much
Easier" They Say.

s"sNaf d
New York. Nov. C~Ridlng aslrido
In the divided ukirt started a. Now n |
has come lbrt many women VI all /
ages--and little girls, footwear |
trousers for all manner os sporl |
a.horse. Polo, the hunting field. gym
khaua. games. jumping. showing off |
n blue ribboncr NJ q horse show all
demand H. DOMINIC the breechcs II
the trunk farhion,
ITS 80 much easier" they will
tell yon--and II N.
You dont have to be klddlo nov
10 wear trousers for riding. nor even
a glrl IN plgtails. The BELLS OF the
hall The night before IN chiffon and
lace may run downstalfs IN the morn
ing In puitees. preachers and q long
coat with skirts and go salloping out
Tor the mornings air across country
with the youths who we're IN claw
hammer and pumps only twelve hours
ago. The matrOn who chapcroned az
the dance may be out looking over
the stables ana the kennels in her
ulster and "breeks.' The youngster
OF the family has her pony to show
at the county fair, and she jumps into
The saddle In tiny trousers fashioned
after the pattern which men wear
and vies with her small brothers In
the mannishness--or boyishness--Of
her dress
There II nothing really ouire about
The new fashion. Trousers always go
with long coat With ample skirts.
feaching quite TO the knee. Then
when one n taken a bit OF timber or
following the white ball up the polo
Held there In NOTHING In the way OF
free action for the limbs. Once YOU
are dism0unted the skirt fails again
TO the knees. leaving only the leather
lputtees revealed. Il L. all In the best
taste. aud nobody. even the most sns-
ceptible. has been offended.
Few braved the new fashion before
Miss Elenora Sears OF Boston and
Newport. and sometimes OF New
York. She started polo for Young wo-
men. and when she essayed II first In
public, she ware trousers aud a short
Goa, which was Immensely fetching,
even II Il did make one or two old
iogtes SIT up and gasp.
Bui moi any more
Fully half the number OF voting
women who ride horseback ride as.
lr, ~, ~ snu ss'nM no.hns 81 "
Isltr, and ,a,,.,, 4, 80 anr ,o,,,a,,'
labIe This Ied IN scn,.th'ny o,o,..
real h,eech.s and IN. yol,n,,,ons
Icoa, nbIch geIi IN. . hn.a I.nv,b
lskirt wh.n waIhlny I'm, nay,,.a .as,ls
when one was :. horse
Mas Emi,v 1andolnh sor t,.,.,c.
when shc atart,.a u,avins nol,, sonnd
THAT M, divide, skir, ms wor.. than
luseless'-I, was dangerous 81 shc
adouted I,r..che. ~ co,,rsa sha
Ididnt wear them aIl ,lav hons. nm, Sue
ldid when shr TOOK 10 m. sa.ldie "a
captain of point Juassh 81 M noIo
lIasi summer Tho wcn on The ,ssn,
wore breecbes whv M, shes
| An ,h.. litli,. daavh,ors n, ~. vt,i,
lney antilles wear lin, ,ro,,sers whs,,
lthev 1aIe Their ridIny iassnns ar 90
leo horse shows 10 nut Their 90, l,,,ie
lnaes shrou.h their uaces tit,la foar
Whitney. daughter az pavne NhIt'
lncv. started recently sh,. fs.,s n m.
l,ie Uncomfortable ~, viii Iearn soon
ON the o,h,r hand Mrs Thomas
lHitchcock M has l,eon foiiovins the
horse costume Whenever an. fscIs
ILL.,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-07

Rodey han ~ the university price
less collection OF these documents
was lost. having been collected dur
ina a period of many years
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-07

The regular meeting OF the wom-
ans Relief Corps WITH be held tomor.
row afternoon az the A. .. 4. W.
hail. ily order ~ the president ],
u. Chamberlain secretary.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-13

is a wonderful creation said Mr..
Mcwade. admiringly. He is SO
clever, SO daring, and, above all,
so honest.
"A few years ago | had an Office
boy named Jasper. One day ! sent
Jasper out to buy a postcard. have
lever seen him since"
But. sir. you dom call that
honest" cried the reporter.
"Yes-listen." said Mr.. MeWade.
Las. month l received a postcard
containing these words:
Dear Sir: Here is your post
card. ! started specializing with the
penny YOU gave me &c buy II. and am
now worth $4,000. Thank you /"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-13

able for immediate delivery does not
exceed $50, O00, 900 pounds. which is
equivalent to one months consump-
ton. This is a healthy condition
in the metal market; and this is the
very best news received in this dis
triet in many a day. Copper is the
life of the camp, and with an in
creased price and demand for the
metal, it will not be long before Ely
feels the effect. With this will come
a greater demand for copper proper
ties, and the loosening up of capital
for the development of the same. In
the district are a number of proper
ties which need only the spur of bet
ter times 10 develop them into pro-
ducers; and the development will
mean men in the camp and more
money for supplies. 1t will mean the
reawakening of the district: new life
boom.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-13

er in such circumstances; it would
be sinful for them to do SO.
But there Is no excuse for the mar
rage of convenience. 1t is On the
same plane as the white slave traffic,
only perhaps the price is higher.
According to the statements of the
Rev. Richard, his church has been a
party to IT.; but according to Holy
Writ there is more Joy in heaven
over one penitent than over the pray
ers of thousands of saints. And 1t
is not too late for the Episcopal
church to rectify the errors of the
past, and do its part in stamping out
the crime of the century. Col. Green
proved himself a man in those rotten
environments which rob the country
of its manhood and womanhood, and
mayhaps his attitude will awaken the
dormant good in the men and women
of his class.
All praise 10 DR.. Richmond who
took the bull by the horns and who
has called a spade a spade in dealing
with the idle rich whose fripperies
of fashion and monkey notions of en-
joyment are sapping the foundations
of the country. 1t is time that these
people were reused to the knowledge
of what their conduct means, the eff
feet it is having upon others, and the
building up of class feeling through
out the land. II was Just such a
condition which led TO the downfall
of the Roman Empire; it was the con-
dition which preceded the French
Revolution; it is time for the men OF
position and wealth in this country
TO sit up and take notice.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-13
COPPER OUTLOOK BRIGHTER
THAN FOR YEARS

Continued from page one.)
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-13

a thing as curtailment; but ! have
seen very little of 1t in my travels.
In a word. the mines are putting out
more copper than they ought to in
view of the very low prices the COM
panies are receiving for II.
That consumption is exceeding
production is proved by statistics.
which show a decrease of about no.
000. 000 pounds is the worlds visible
supply during the past year. The
visible supply of copper one year ago
was 401 ,249,697 pounds. At the
present time 1t is approximately $780,
000, The actual surplus avail
able for immediate delivery does not
exceed 10000. 900 pounds. which is
equivalent to one months consum-
ption. This is a smaller surplus re-
serve than is customarily carried in
almost any other line Of commodity
merchandising"