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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-10
Joy Riders Come to Grief

An automobile belonging to w. A. Cains was found in a ditch near Corey yester- day morning. The machine was complete ly demolished When found 1t was stand ing on one end with both front wheels broken from the axle and the steering gear and other parts lying on the ground nearby, suggesting that an abrupt stop had been made. The owner Is of the opin- ion that joy riders had been using if, though no clue suggesting the identity of them could be found. The damage done to the car has been estimated to be about S400
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-10
ExDlains Executions

Madrid, August y.-The spanish gov ernment affirms in explanation of the summary courtmartia! and execution of 26 men of the battleship Numan cia sentenced while the vessel was at Tan gier Saturday, that the revolt was a republican plot in which about 10C sailors were impicate ted. The republicans appear especially active throughout the country and the government is~-cor- respondingly on the alert.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-10
LOSES FOOT WHILE
 BOARDING A TRAIN

Opp. August 9.-tspecial.)-R F.
 Deans. a travelling salesman for Street & Corkran of Baltimore. had his left foot cut off here this morning while trying to catch moving train. The train was pulling out from the sta ton to Florala and was running at good speed when Mir Deans undertook to board the car. and missed the step
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-10
Police Officers Busy

Officers of the police force at Ensley are busy with the town loafers. Arrests are being made daily on the charge of vagrancy and the guilty ones lodged in the city bastile. Most of the arrests have been made from the colored part of the population.
 Quite a number of prohibition cases have appeared on the police docket within the last week. The officers state that they are exerting their best efforts to- wards wiping out the blind tigers in the Ensey district and a glance at back pages of the police docket shows that they have not been idle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-10
News of Ensley

An enthusiastic meeting of the workers of the Saloon Opposition league was held last night on the lawn in front of the Cumberland Presbyterian church at Ems ley. More than 100 voters were present to listen to the reports made by the com mittees and to discuss plans for the cam- paign. The meeting began promptly at s o'clock and lasted until 10. Several wis., itors were present, among whom were some well known prOhibitionsts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-10
Hohson to Sneak

The announcement that Congressman R. P. Hobson will address an audience of Ensley citizens next Tuesday night at the city hall was a very pleasant one for the Opposition club and the members announce that they intend to have a rec ord breaking crowd on hand to hear the noted speaker. Congressman Hob. son is well known in Ensley, having many personal friends there and his ap- pearance in the prohibition ranks is call culated to do much towards srengthen- ing that side. =
 Lieutenant Governor Walter D. Seed Is another speaker of prominence slated to sneak for the prohibitonists in the steel city in the near future. Mir. Seed Is also well known in Ensley, having visited there before. Other speakers for the op- position club have been arranged for in the near future.
 Street Improvements
 ,rLa ,,,orL mn thc streets bet Ueeu pai-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-10
, flinders Store Burned

At 50 o'clock this morning the store of B. I. Alinder, at the corner of Fair fax street and Sixteenth street, in the Thompsontown settlement was burned to the ground and a partly vacant dwelling at the rear almost entirely destroyed. The origin of the fire is unknown, as the roof of the store was falling in when the blaze was discovered by neighbor. To- night the smouldering ruins, the fire twisted iron stoves and gasoline tank, which only contained two gallons at the tme of the fire, mark the spot in the turn of the road where the store formerly opened it's door for general merchandise busi- ness. Insurance covered the loss about half and new store will be erected as soon as possible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-10
General News

After spending several hours of yester- day afternoon in bending an hnrlveted window corner of the lattice work of iron bars that line the interior os the city Jail. three negroes were thwarted in their dash for liberty by another negro in- forming Night Warden Doyle of the condition of affairs last night. The dls- coverer was driver on one of the city wagons working his sentence out more rapidly this way who had some difficulty in getting word to the warden of the proposed delivery. But by shouting he accomplished his purpose, was released this morning as a reward for good con- Guct and the defect in the iron work rem edied by blacksmiths today.
 Chasing pair of mules, belonging n him. from Virginia Mines to McCalla, Charles Roper of Virginia Mines, shot a negro off one mule at McCalla, the other escaping to be captured by Deputy Parker this afternoon The property was re- turned to the owner and what became of the negro who had been riding the captured mule has not been learned by local authorities.
 The remaining quota of violators os the prohibition law who were arrested last week paid their fines, amounting to $165, in the police court this morning. The court docket recorded Is cases, s2l9 in fines, s200.50 paid in cash and three cases continued.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-10
Personals

Miss Mollie Dodson of Fort Worth Tex. arrived today to spend six weeks with her sister. Mrs. ]. H. Parsons, at her home on Exeter avenue.
 Miss Dora Winters will return to- morrow from visit to relatives in Mississippi.
 c. P. Matthews, who has been con nected for several years past with the Tennessee company as mine inspector, left tonight for Douglas. Ga, whtle he will be engaged in the lumber bus mess
 The condition of T. Y. Huffman, who ie seriously i'll at his home. shows q slight improvement toda.D
 Mrs. Robert Childers returned to her home in Woodawn today after a visit or several months to her parents, Judge and Mrs. Tillman.
 Mrs James Sullivan will be the hostess of the Altar society of St. Aloy- sius church Thursday afternoon at her home on Clarendon avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. !. Y. Hagerty left yes lerday for Baltimore Md, where Mrs Hagerry will enter tie John Hopkins hospital for treatment.
 The Christian Workers will nee, Thursday afternoon with Mrs Robinson at her home on Eighth avenue.
 Miss Mary Brown is the guest nf -~'atives in Aberdeen. Miss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-10
Announcements

The Mother Hubbard ball game, un- der the auspices of the United Daugh- ters of Confederacy will bo played Thursday afternoon at the City League park.
 Miss Corinna Trotter will entertain at "forty-two' at her home Thursday evening.
 Bessemer den No. 9 order of Lions will meet Thursday night.
 Bessemer lodge No. 1O9. l. O. o. F. will meet Thursday night.
 Adah Rebekah lodge No. IS, Daugh- ters of Revolution, will meet Thurs day night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-10
Street Improvements

The work on the streets between Pal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
PAROLE OFFICER IS
NAMED FOR PRISON
In Order to Avoid a Repetition
of the Paroling Scandals in
Arizona Officer Will In
vestigate All Petitions.

Tucson Aril. aug. Iu o.I,9
that tl, pnrdunnp power of tu, t.r.
utory may no; Do, imposed upon Yy
interruptions friends of prisoners n
Oh, pouitentiary. and that prisoners
thcmEelsr, may not become tho prov
ui questionable lawyers Frank Me
Crurt 1as been appointed purol, uf-
utcr "l The territorial prison accord
ius 10 adticrs received from Floronrr.
n wil. De- the dut, of Nj McCrary
'o nFrsugat. every application for
parole and md how the signatures
for the petition wore obtained 81,
being almost constantly al the p,ui-
Tertiary he viii become acquainted
with the prisoners aud their past his.
tories, notice Whist reforms they are
making ana decide for himself
whether or not In bis Judgment thay
are az subjects for parole. HIS roc.
concentrations viii be- presented 20
the governor along with tho applica.
zion for parole or pardon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
The Churches


ST. ppul.s English Lutheran church.
corner of silver ny,uu, ana sixth
.tr,..t e,puurt.l tn, regular services
Throughout tnr dpy Th, sunday
school session was devoted tu the
study OF IA, lesson assigned Ncw
s,hulurs ar. b,ua added constantly
and th, OUTLOOK Zoo. oar school la very
cncourarire 81 is out constant am
to build Christian character aud TO-
hom counterfeit u every way th, evil
influences about us.
Tho moru,as sermon Has based
upon IN, t,Nt ZOO EuhoNms 6.l@.
"Whcrotor, ,pk, unto sou IN, whole
urmur uf God that s., may Dee able
20 withstand in tb, evil day and
having done ali 10 stand The dis
course WAS along "a practical lppli,a-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
LEARNEp TnEnn LEssoN

That the ar, farming districts ~
Sew Mexico have pronted much this
year by the tact that sufficient rain.
nave fallen 60 give thorough dem
onstration OF thc Campbell system Of
agriculture Is Indicated by tho prepar.
atoms already being made in some
districts 10 hereafter comply more
fully with the requirement of intcn-
sive cultivation That the dry farm
ing methods when rightly carried out
win produce excellent crops under
conditions such as prevailed this sea
son IS shown by tho bounteous crops
on ths lands that were correctly cult.
waited as compared with the failures
on lands where makcshift methods
were uscd
Commenting upon the losson, az
learned by the farmers Of the Estan-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
uNI,D LINES.

uu.r upon tim, tber, Nas nice
old gentleman in O. state Legislature.
u, knew very little aboIi public mat
tor, bar d., WAS staunch Democrat
1ud Doe always voted with the DDmo-
ratio minority aud his ,ot, generally
was "Nay'
Hut on, day BIN cam, up 'or
passage and IN Democratic minority
spiit half voting fuf the nll and half
voting against TO- Th, old gentle
mans turn earn, Co vote. and, nuti,-
ing the differences of opinion among
the faithful hc hesitatcd q while and
then said
Well. thor, s,pms tp nc differ
enc, OF opinion about this hcrc BIN
and not bciug posted on No merits CT
tho measure. IU just pass 10 the
other frll'rs can't agree on what's
Ight 7 guess ia better not mcddl,. D."
Tins be- thu uN IN which the Ross
well Record now finds itscif. since tho
Nebraskan and Nh Underwood took
to shyns bricks az each other.
Throughout thu past the Record h3s
been slumbering peacefully. secure in
the fact that IL had nothing to du but
register kick ~ everything and
thereby Keeping always In line
But suddenly something has hap-
pcuod to the minority ana a split has
occurred. leaving the Record greatly
pcrplcNed as 20 Just which way IL
ought 10 jump.
Like the old gentleman u the lcgis.
laturc. the Record has agreed TO
pass" ana this is bow Il attempts
go got around the embarrassing situ-
alton
Of course IL Is Impossible az this
distance to verify the truth or the
falsi,y Of the charges made by WIN.
j. Bryan that Democratic Leader Un-
dorWood held up revision OF the
steel and iron tariff schedules. But
one fact does stand out most promi.
nentlf and that is that Underwood IL
IN IN, stc,l and ron business and
that these tariff schedules have 50
far been undisturbcd OF course II ~
quite likely that Underwood may not
De responsible FOR this lack OF lnac-
ton ana that Mr. Bryan is wrong.
but nevertheless tho best answer To-
tho charge would be an tmmcdiat,
revision Of thos, schedules
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
PERSONALS.

County surveyor A. H. OH, aAd
wife curncd yesterday from o month
I'm san Diego Los Angeles ana la
JOlla. California
willard s StriCklor vice president
cot thc Bank OF Commerce. returned
on the limited last evening after a
brief visit IN Los Angeles
j. ~ ilcrndon returned yesterday
from months visit "a California
points Ills family Who accompanied
him ON the trip will remain for some
timc ON the coast
Felix a. Lester. attorney ior Gross,
Kelly A. Co today filed suit Ia the
district court asking Judgment against
G.. W. x Smith of the Smiih Ncrcan.
tile company for Sllgjj. allcscd ga
be due on account
Jesse ID Kclchcr "a hustllng Young
representative ol the Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance company has returned
from two months field irlp Through
Grant and Luua counties In the south.
cru part Of the territory
o. y Marion, state deputy lol the
KNIGHTS oi Colunnus iu New Mexico.
returned on tho Santa re flyer az
noon Yesterday from Detroit, whore ~.
attended tuc national convention OF
the knights OF Columbus While In
The east Nv Marion visited Port
Henry y y. MS former home
\ meeting of all Beavers al tine
local dam is announced for tonight
u the local lodge rooms Important
business VIII come before the Bvnv-
,rs tonight. ana plans for q very a.
tive regeneration of the order VIII
b, taken up. There viii Do. bis
suppN ui refreshments un hand
Hccaus, of the inability of Jud4u
FilomonO Mora OF Chilli 20 he p,cs
cnt there was 40 session oi the Der.
nalillo county probate court today y
is not likely thai session will be
held now before The FIRST Monday ip
September
Judge William Wallac. Mcclellan
od, 10 Martna2tuWa, north ol lOu.
querque. SATURDAY night and read m,
service which united In marriage TONY
Estrada and Estofana Salazar rs.
uoda was on, OF the gualdsmcu who
recently went to Las Vegas 20 attend
the ,nca npmoui
- park Nilbanhs. assistant chief in
voice clcrk for the southeastern rail-
road IN IN paso. WAS IN Albuquerque
YESTERDAY the guest Of Walter !
Byrnes, MANAGER % the Alyarado mo-
tel buffet Mr. Nilbanhs left last
night FOR thp Pacific coast where h.
viii spend q vacation OF several week
Miller ana Craig attorney To-
Hugh Trottcr. grocCryman, ioday
filed suit IN the district court asl,in2
Judgment against Frank Thursiou
and Mrs Frank ThuIstOu for Sl3l.,".
alleged 90 be- due because 81 merchan-
disc delivered ANA not paid FOR Tho
Thurstous left town suddenly several
days ago. ncglrctiug to settle IL Is
guid, with several trades people.
Thuusion conducted the club saloon.
li North Second street which i
now being operated Dos th' south
western lrrWcry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07

would pass he Is chairman Of the
SENATE committee on territories ana
i4NoiH tho immediate admission Z
.b,th territories
tn, regular Republicans are io.id
fo, the N,lsUu substitute and IL is an.
G,fatood 10 have tho support ~ the
administration Thoy predict that ID
u,u bo adopted by the senate. sind.
tor Bailey Democrat, of Texas snJ
one or two other Democrats ALSO
lNor the nelson substitute. several
insurgents are said to favor 1t also in
preference 60 the Flood resolution. II
appears a. this time however that
the vote viii be- very CLOSE aud that
either resolution viii De adopted or
dyl,utcd b, a slim majority.
senator Burah's speech began at
1910 y. m. He said that hy would
90, brief because there were many
other speakers. but he declared that
D., was going to vote for the rcsolu-
.ii,n that Do, believed would give state.
hood soonest ana surcst 10 the tcrr!-
torres He said. however. that b, was
.unuuiN opposed a. the recall of 90,
Judiciary bot ne admitted that, iu his
opinion IL was Il matter Tor Arizona
go sottl, for herself
senator Root began his speech 40
five minutes past o'ciocE 10 g. hc.
lt'..u hc viii support the Nelson suO-
FtItut,, US ho severely assaulted tive
r..Jll of the judiciary At the con.
.cluslou OF his speech % became cor
,ar that mo- vote could b, taken to-
u9y AZ the other speakers were rccog-
uiE,d. Nelson. Clapp and smith had
announced at that houi TINT they de-
-'r,d to be- heard and IL Is believed
hair 20 dozen others will discuss the
question.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
BOOSTING IrS NOM.

Every man. woman and child can
hclp tho Developments of our bcauti-
ful city by talking up silver city
sage thr Enterprise There are scores
of good things about our city which
W. often fail 10 see hcraus, they
GER" SEQ near 90 hand II Be- easy TO
tuuh OF the ycNing things and over
look the things that are good. There
ar, % Thousand and one lutte annoy q
ing incidents that come az every day.
Unless we gen abuy, ihos. ~, are apt
60 form tho habit az looking az am
the world through blue glasses We
are apt % think our oNu individual
lot our neishhorhpod our lt,. Is Jas,
a ittlc worse than any oi QUA ueigh-
borg. when the fact b. wo hav, form
ga The habit OF maeniling ia. an
pleasant things ana minimizing the
good things about US. We fan 90 see
That 100 MANY respects our Dot and
our noiFhhurhoud and our pitt Gay,
'hp'fiini opportunities that have
been denied 10 our n1ghbors
The taashar who h always com
planning 90 her pupils win soon find
them r'-rouding uy giving her SUIT
f'rioni grounds Cor complaint tho
preacher Vho De- always stoldng his
congregation often wonders why h.
does not hay, poopl, L. hear him.
m" business manager erp ls finding
isult constantly With uIs employee
soon has a disorg5ulzrd aud ais inter
"sted force. and the man who is al
Ways conplaintnr about his town Co
the fun eNtont 90 his nru,nc. .oon
unds that h. D. not hcipius tho place
any by his Winnings
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
sayation Army

Sunday service, Captain Wendell
commenced ny reading Acts 49, Re.
pen. and %, converted that your sins
may be- Huttud out "Whca man
regents d VIII no very sorry Tor hay.
ing committed sin II man sees that
his sins have injured any per son about
him that is, 81 by his conduct he has
WrOngCd on robbed any one. hc viii
strive 10 make amends for Z, rs 81 Is
In his power 90 do SO This rs called
,siitnlion Ihuo repentance meaas
Tho giving ur uf al sin n is not
enough haf muu should see that
hls past WAYS have been wicked. he
must anaudou them The false man
must give up his living. the dishonest
man must abandon his dishonest prac
ticcs, hr druukard must rruomer
The drink vb,ci leads him as,ray AMI
the publican must stop selling thv liza.
tor which Or strOys the bodies aud
FOULS Of men M man can be- said TO
repent OF h# sins who does not at
onC" rcsol1, Nat, by Gods help uc
viii DO such wicked things no more,
aud who does nor actually give up Ho.
ng wrong go laI as lics In his
power
Tie viii confess 60 man where he
has sinned AGAINST him The husband
VIII go 10 lhc wife ana The wife 20
her husband he children viii go 90
their parents the servants viii 20
10 their masters aud the masters to
thcir scryauts and oonioss If they
have injured o. wronged them IN any
Nay a the sume tine they viii ASK
forgiveness aud openly ackn0wlcdpc
that they are seeking ul have found
the salvation OF Goi.--Gen, Booth
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07

after which the union Good Ciiia,us
lcpguo meeting was attended. add
dressed hy W A. Brown Ia M. Pros
bytcriau church.
In the evening from $3.50 10 $3.50
ia Joint e.. r.. ana preaching service
vas held. Members uf th, EudcuNur
occupied the FIRST halt hour and Tho
pastor tho closing half 9th remJras
on the subject of Life Test Npri-
i"us thoughts we're drawn irnm tl,
life ana booE of job
Friday evening the monthly chris
tiau Eudonur sociul viii D., upld az
the home Ot Mr. aud Mrs Schrcibrt
.at 1913 North second street This
evening tp, monthly business meeting
win 10, held uf the church
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
Yard-wide finest black satin
Messaline, special luster, good
value at $l.50 per yard, on
sale Tuesday at CSC per yard.
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co

cuts ana bruises may be- heated ia
about one third the time required by
the usual treatment by applying
Chamberlain Iiutneut H. AZ an au-
tisepuc aud causes such injuries 10
heal without maturation. This lipi.
mont ALSO relieves soreness OF the
muscles and Rheumatic pains, For
sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
STATEHOOD DELAYED
(Contlnued from pago oncJ


feature Of 90, Arizona constitution
and Ia favor 90 the Nelson substitute
Go the house bin
senator Root declared that iu uu-
murous eases which courts were call
ed to decide. questions OF "a crimnu.
political. religious. social and ccu.
nomio character great popular feel.
ing was aroused lie held that popu-
iir recall CT Judges would mean that
while IA, judge was supposed 90
decide the ou-cs hy The evidence hc
himself would be- Judged boy thc news
paper report oi the case. necessarily
bricf aud partial Newspapers. hc
said. were looking Tor the sensation
% aud Spectacular features" Of
trial and the people formed their
opinions largely from these accounts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07

conc would think people would get
tired of bcinr Killed iu automobiles
crossing railroad tracks" opncs the
Ahmugordo Ncws. Sow that th,
matter has been called 90 our attcn-
ton We venture 90 assert That they
would. considering the cost of auto-
mnhIIra.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
~EN ATE NAY VOTE
On NTEiIOOD ~
TOMORROW MORNING
stan correspondence
The Evening Herald
llaau -. IsOaI BLDG.


Washington Aug THE SENATE
may got To- "a vote on statehood hy
tomorrow morning Early today,
when the matter was taken up, 81 bee
came Immediately apparent that thcr,
could be- no vote TODAY because Of tho
number ot speeches TO be- made ON
the subject
When the srnat, met today Mr..
nelson presented his substitute Tor
tho Flood resolution. He submitted
practically a., same document as tno
printed copies that have been dis
trihutcd. and announced that before q
ballot was taken he would speak ON
the subject fnyorIug the adoption Of
his resolution
senator polndtxtcr Of Washington
then was recognized lie made q
strong states rights" speech, as
sorting shat Arizona should be al
lowed the right rf iocal scit govern.
mont There were frequent Interrupt
tions. especially from Hcyburn Of
Idaho Several spirited arguments
took place.
senators Borah Root ana Hepburn
also were speakers
senator smith. early this afternoon.
gave 1t as his opinion that "A vote to-
daN would be impossible, lie said nc
believed the senate would go into re-.
cess Until Tuesday morning at which
time n was quite likoly that "a ballot
could be taken. senator smith said
Ge believed the Flood resolution
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07

Their, must have been humorist
"a that conference committc. on the
wool hin bcraus, no ON, bat hu.
morist would ever hat, thought of
pltung LaF"ll,tty ana Underwood
against each other n an attempt 90
compromise IA, view. of thr stnut,
ana house,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
Q Q @ Q
a RgADY MADE LErTER SEND U TO YOUR ERlENps

eve ~ De-
iuf O blamed /
MA o. ! q
! To ana tell thing auauniu
Just ia everything
iU straightHuod % begun
nO ing - do
Ana Judgment % re through
So %
ITO lc d % @ %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07

u
" n'rt1N WIIug. tu aud
t tlp Cd ul
Tourist 'i m. depot L1tcr Co. m1I Train
'"I tr' hHno
train about ' start Hu1 or n uhor words
"h.' MOI,
(,
"'I' no TO-,
ftl. handed % rat
ud Of hand. N
'W.ot u, du, s that roorst
70 su .Ncl,dy
What
ma loua
.NN EH remarked