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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-22
Strong Fight Is Being Made for Pana-
ma Traffic.

New York, June 21.-Rumors that
the Illinois Central is to add to its
strength in the prospective contest
for traffic via Memphis, New Orleans
and the Panama canal have had it
that the Central is to acquire control
of the COTTON Belt las the st. Louis
Southwestern, Edwin Gould's road, is
popularity termed,
Although the report has beer
brought out with renewed emphasis
since it was announced that the New
York Central system is to ship t,
New Orleans via the Chicago, indiana
and Southern, effecting an alliance
it is stated here on excellent author
ity that the Illinois Central has no
purchased control and is not %negotiat'
ing for the control of the "CottoT
Belt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-22
FEED STUFF LOW
NOW

Little Rock, Ark June 21.-The
new law governing the sale of con-
contracted commercial feeding stuffs.
passed by the last Legislature and
approved April Z, 1911, being act 161.
has lust become effective. A Bulle-
tin has just been issued by the De-
partment of Agriculture giving the
full text of the law and a discussion
Of it's operation and administration
The law requires all commercial feed
ing stuff sold in the state to be
registered with the Commissioner,
A guarantee of quality must be made
by the dealer and this guarantee
must be maintained.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-22
McGaughy Han diWareCo

OF the money stolen from the old ne
groes, after killing them, and the rest
of it was found between mattresses i'll
his room. Blackburn admits getting
the money, but is foolish enough to
think that others will believe his story
that he received the money from the
real murderer" just for inducing his
relatives to leave their home on a
rainy night, to he shot down like
dogs. Blackburn's w statement
on the witness stand would have been
enough to break his own neck. He
should pay the peHelty OF his helm
Gus deed, and he will. Many negroes
might believe his foolish statements
but when Placthnrn faoos death -
the scaff9ld next week he will make
an interest statement or the officers
and those who have talked With him
in the county Jail Will be badly mis-
taken,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-22
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
Delivered BY Carrier.
BY MAIL.
Cash In Advance.
OWN STATEMENT e0NVtCrIXG,

jim Blackburn, the negro who Will
hang on next Friday for the double
assassination OF John and Mary M
don, aged relatives who m he robbed,
after shooting them down in d country
road near Moscow several months ago.
in a witten statement u the Graphic
yesterday said that he would die a
hero" in that he was to pay the pen
atty for another's crime. There can
be hut little consolation in the belief
advanced by Blackburn.
If eyer there was a brutal crime
recorded in jefferson county It vas
the double assassination of old john
NY&SdaSy Gordon. p~eaccable and hard
working negroes. There is absolutely
fo doubt in the minds Of the court
Sffioials and the jury that convicted
By ctburn as 10 bis guilt. Hundreds
of the spectators who heard. BLACK
burus statement on the witness stand
and other testimony are Of the same
firm opinion. Blackburn, as a last
resort, tried to implicate ether ne
gr0eg e he crime,
Il anave. tat he spent much
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-22


=, M1 * We l,e>t "S5"A>fFr= ~
xeai,tl vtt. e<ec suna.3 t.s4uiieI tae -
aartrr.
That Of Thomas I.ynch. H., at
s~ered the dealer. The reporter looked
perfectly blank Never heard of him.
he confessed.
well. he vas a signer of the Decla-
ration OF Independence. He signed il
as proxy for his father, who was Ill al
the time. Soon after be went to sea
sud was never heard of again. Now,
autographs of Declaration sigaers ara
much sought by collectors None APP
proach in rarity those Of Thomas
lynch. Jr. In fact. so far as | know
there is only one in existence.
This is affixed to an autograph lettei
addressed by Lynch to George Wash
sngtoL, which Iendstit additional vaiue
t was owned at enc time by Jared
Sparks. president of Harvard college
Subsequently it passed TO Thomas Ad
lis Emmett, from whom | bought Il
Tor the sum of $4,000. | sold it to Au
gustin DAILY. who was a Keen auto
graph collector. for $ 400. Later En-
mel repented of letting the autograph
go from his possession and secured /
from DAILY for $50, presenting
afterWard to the I.enoS library, New
YORK. whore It IS now -Philadelnh's
Ledger
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-22
NIovIq ~ RagUG sR0MrW
NUJ1G !YsE0L tfsU!SLa
FOR UNIVERSITY
Beard Of Trustees OF State University
VIII Deposit Funds OF School With
Bank Offering Best Interest,

Little Rock, Ark, June 21.-One II
the most important tasks undertaken
by the Beard Of Trustees OF the Uui-
yelsity of Ark nsas has been the ap-
p~ertionment eff the revenues 10 fit
the requirements OF the institution,
The greater part eff Tuesday was de-
voted 10 an adjustment of salartts.
The Board is using its hest efforts
to make the most cut of 4 bad situa-
ton, and is endesvoring to maintain
the efficiency Of the institution not
Hitbstanding the shortage If funds.
Including the Morrell and other funds
the University Will have about $780,
eco for the next biennial period. The
vetetng OF the student ls5or fund is
one If the most serious shortages for
the ensuing two years. This Bosrd
has decided to authorize and direct
the treasurer OF the Board u loan
TO the banks at the highest rate OF
interest o|btainabie all money con-
ing into his hands. This has not
been done heretofore. and III conse-
quence, the University is losing
several thousand dollars in interest
which it might have. It has cited
that the public schaol funds Of the
Fort Smith District are aept IN banks
81 interest. Welding saout $4,000 8
yssr T,ais Is the eolv 6ietF'af - TIC
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-22
TO SUMMER TRAVELLERS

A postal card to Nath' R. n0a apout
pox 244, will bring inf'rma'' orer one
bis bis company (Aetna) with o'S, which
, ni% ed n rou from aa' s1ss to $1,000 sss,T,
weekly indemaity for injuries RES dur.
ed or for time Seegtt from .l 4.fe' limbs
ing the trip or for SIS oHM NJ. 10000
or eyes it will pay from sSAl
to 5000 If these figures appeaa
to you drop Rodgers a card.
5 n I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-22

FOR some purposes you want tin
ware, for others gn9nite-ware;
again copper and enameled ware
OF wooden-ware. We have every
article you want and the way YOU
want it,
TAKI1<G into consideration the
small expense of & properly
equipped kitchen, the amount of
time you spend in it, and how much
depends upon your cooking, you can
we'll afford to have the proper uten-
sils for the work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-22
!. -

having your plano\ { by in
competent tuners, some -" sac-
.monials. other who Grain "
tory tunes and etc. ,o, when
Why experiment WIN n;ano
YOU can get a real compe'en. WON
hui,der and repairer by hiei'
ing 1902. ,iob class
Tbose who appreciate hlgh U,as
unrk are my best patrons NO
na a supplied on request Lev
tell you about 1t.
W. = 1929 Olive
' Factory Representative
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-22

DR.. S. Waldmann, the optician, OF
son Hotel over five weeks. He first
thought that he would get through liz
three days but to his surprise those
people who were first to secure his
services so sounded his praise that he
is unable to get away to visit other
places. He has been more success
full in pleasing his patrons with his su-
perior glasses and WORK than any OPP
tician that ever came to this city.
He has fitted some OF the most diff
cult cases after other noted opticians
and occulists of some OF the big cities
failed. He refers you to the following
names that were greatly benefited
with his superior glasses and work;
DIR. Gallagher, Judge c. VI. Philpot,
T. G. Bridges, W. T. Woodbridge, e. :,
Voss, ] w. Allen, r. L. Byrd, w. n.
Westbrook, H. C. Fox, c. 4. MCLEAN,
NJ. C. Cleveland. Fred c. Fox, j. E.
Bryce. w. D. Hearn, John H. Shelby,
Nj. f Bloom, Simon Bloom, Mrs. NJ
E. Speers, Mrs. G. F. Coe, Mrs. w. w,
Alexander, Mrs. j. S. Reap and many
others
:, IF YOUR EYES ARE DEFECTIVE
OR ARE NEEDING PERFECTLY FIT
TED GLASSES. IT WILL PAY YOU
TO CONSULT DR. WALDMANN FREE
eF CHARGE WHILE 1T IS TIME
YET
HE WILL REMAIN AT THE JET
PERSON HOTEL UNTIL SUNDAY,
JUNE 25th.
Consultation Free
Office Hours this nneS irem 1889
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-22

-zae this was true, but the
AZ Ing machinery that men use
1Hy makes it unnecessary for them
70 work from sun to sun; and they
accomplish a great deal more a
great deat easier.
IHERE is still a bigger difference
fin the change of the woman's
work who uses modern cooking
Utensils, such as is found in bur
Store. Not only can her work be
done quicker, but more pleasantly
and easier, to say nothing of the diff
ference in the results of her cook-
ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-22
10 10 h~a,liffs: GOLDSMITH.

k@Tu II prison at Bristol. where
WAS confined for a debt Of $40;
Butler lived a life of penury and died
poor; Chatterton. the child Of genius
and misfortune. destroyed himself.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-22
jshn Wcslcy's Wits.

John We~lcv r,arrtsG = widow. Mfas
vizel'e. VIZ grew tired of bis restless
~ labariouS Ire and @oMp)aincd He
paid 10 attention, AID G.o-s co;aHl2ial
she went on TO jealousy. then g to fury
He tebuked lar ste!Hl.H; 10 not any
laaeee coateai for uaatarT, for power
mouey or praise. Be co@Jeat to be q
private, INSIGNIFICANT person. OF what
Importance is YOUR character to man
kind: If You were buried inst now o.
had never lived, what less would it Ia
to the cause Of God%" She eft him
taking with her t large Number of his
private papers, and he dismissed the
subject hv writing in lis journal: Il
die not forsake hcr. | ill rot dismiss
her. / shall uot coll her back"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-22
-,,ntcxur paYs

1T. Jerm "knIcyou GN7s' Is dsEIFN Y
rom a pretty little fable of the Sieu
ss .as. who believed shat during thi
seven days preceding and fol!owt.-
he winter s0ls5loe, Dee, q. TIE haley
IN or G,ugGs4er aeated or }he water
n q teSt Ii With Aer you.1g Were dS
9cS4te.: ana that during tils tilue -
~. riatdine the seas We're calm 0u'
snflah >utaraee Corresponds 10 the la!
Ia Of tie sie,liaas-New Work. Fs's
Sva
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-22
Consultation Free

office Hours this noeS irom 1850
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
FUNERAL Of QUINN
IS HELD TO-DAY
Remains of Fireman Who Lost
His Life in Tuesdays Acct.
dent at Laguna Are Laid to
Rest in Fairview.

Agler impressiN. .eryices In strong
Brothers chapel sis afternoon az 3
o'clOck, an thai n mortal of Charles
Quinn. second Violin OF TUESDAY s.
wreck al l.asuaa fHs laid 60 rest in
fMtNicW c'WttgI.
Quinn WAS hrWsn on the engine
which left Tho ulDa and turned over
IN n fatal onuH 'U .rcoyer iost time.
and was so severely soaldoi thai he
died hoforc reacbu- Nlbuquerqho
The funeral services were under the
auspices of HishHud Lodge oil the
brotherhood of ne0motiyc Firemcu
aud Enginomeu re-, : H. Allison OF
the Highland Nrlhoilst church ofa.
ciatcd \ large number OF friends
und oomIsdes 20. ho dead man AT.
tended the seric. Ills number being
80 large as 10 overflow from She chanel
into The street Nlus floral tributos
OF cxifaordinar beauty covered the
Ca1kHt
The pallh'tc.s Htrc all brother
hremon OF tn dead man. and were a.
fellows T. JACKSON 4 Melllnger n
L. Turner. Fred Hale j. G Epps and
Joe Griffin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
bURSUM TO SOUND
THE KEYNOTE At
LAS VEGAS
Republican Candidate to For
mally Open the Campaign
at Meadow City Tomorrow
Night,

i.aa Nclas y VI Oct & Tomor.
TOW nisht % ihc Duncan opera house,
ih" irsi aud most important speeches
of the Republican ca npaign viii be
made Hon Holm q Butsum Frank
W clancy apd Frank Springer viii
nahe them M Rursum IL the can.
dilaic Tot gubetnat0tial honors and
NlL clancy aspircs to- the attorney
gonoralshlp Nir Springer is prom
ucnt Republican OF Northern New
Mexico.
This meeting viii bo the iirsi and
also the most Inn lurtant OF the series
OF gatherings which the gibctnatorlal
candidate expects io address during
the next I've weeks u viii SOUND
the keynote Tor the entire campaign.
NJ Bursum, on saturday evening OK.
poets To make an extended address
clearly defining his position regard.
ing the pulicics 10 be- adopted should
the Republican candidates be- elected
10 office. While the first state con
veniion which was held here last
week adopted set of resolutions can.
bodyihe che essentials Of the Repuh-
lican state platform o. was Impossible
To go into minute details The STATE.
VIII await with Interest the uttrrances
OF hr iiursum. the popular candidate
Tor governor lu his address Of &C.
eeptance M Bursum briefly outlined
his posi- ION on several issues OF vital
Interest 90 che people OF New Mexico
His address of saturday evening will
be more extended ana go more com.
prehensivrly into the situation
Frank " CLANCY Of Albnqueraue
who will succeed himself as attOrneg
general FOR New Mexico. Is u speaker
OF great ability lie Is man of a
Keen judicial mind 10 the people 81
san Miguel county ne will he able 10
unfold an interesting account ~ the
plans Of the Repnhican marty II Il IL
mt In charge OF the administration OF
the Affairs OF he new state
Mr. Springers remarks also will he
Of considerable interest lie Is u
nan who has lived la New Mexico
many years ana has the interests OF
the state ~ heart he Is loyal
Republican aud viii tell the people
why he believes the Republican party
II the party whose candidates should
be elected ~ The first state election
ever held in New Mexico
The meeting of saturday evening
H. To ho given the widest publicity
Unconscious san Miguel county aud
northern New Mexico 81 Is expected
that people frcm an parts OF the
count, viii be- here tu hear the re-
marks of the distinguished gentle.
men who viii orcup, The platform For
the people 10 san Miguel county ara
vitality Interested iu tho coming cleo
lion as citizens of commonwealth
about to hernmp % part ~ great
state san Miguel county Is essentially
n Republican county n sill turn oui
IN large numbers .u welcome the Re.
publican candidates.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
MAJOR BUJAC GOES
TO NEW YORK TO
MAKE ADDRESS
Prominent Carlsbad Man, Vet
eran of Many Battles, Will
Speak in Buffalo on October
IL On Important Topic.

Major T. = imiac. prominent at
tonu, ut Carlsbad and chairman n'
the beard Of county commissioners ut
Eddy county. arrived in Albuquerque
ai midnight lust night and lofi this
morning tor buffalo. y T. where ON
October ~, he will speak ia the Ma
tsOnHl Guard ARMY on the question 10
Federal PAY To HE National Guard
Major Buiac ls ON, OF the best known
ana most efficient Officers Ia the New
Mexico National Guard He Was in
the Philippines aud ia Cuba during the
Spanish war ana also went to he
front at The tuc of the Boxer upris.
ing IN china NaioI BuiaC rs medal
al homo, man. having been dccOrat 20
hy the government some Noars agu
Tor conspicuous scrvice while in The
army Thoroughly informed as 90
conditions n thc ocular army and In
the National Guard there Is no dDuh'
that MAJOR Buiac NIII make an impress
sion on his audience In Buffalo \
brilliant orator. Rllu magnetic per-
sonality ana the .iii OF making lagling
friends. Major liuIaC viii be "a splendid
man To represent Ne~ Mexico go the
meeting The naiol is q candidate fur
reelection as chairman Of the hoard
OF county commissioners in Eddy
county aud has hundreds oi friends
over in that sec on oi the stale who
will hOosl Tor him While absent ia 10,
east
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
CITY FILES MOTION
TO SET ASIDE THE
BACA JUDGEMENT
Hugh ]. Collins, Attorney for
Municipality Sets UP That
He Was Out of City When
Entry was Made on Record.

City ATONE, iiugh J. Collins today
hlpd In the district court a motion TO
3ot aside Il default judgment rendered
last Monday loo iht case OF sltegO liacH
Ns. the CITY q. Albuquerque
u viii be- iumemhofoi thar MI
llaca. Who hae had q suit ior damages
pending against he city Tor some lime.
ook q default Judgment last Monday,
there hcing uo appearance fOr the city
90 the time tine case was called Tor
Trial Nj collins In his motion Ia set
aside she Judgment. sets az The fact
'hul HE case nad been repeatedly
continued ~ th, instance OF the plain
tin and over his protest. and thar his
failure 10 Appear when the case was
called Tor tual was due To- his absence
Ia Santa 70 there being another 'ass'
on trial IN the district court AT The
Ime which babe inir 90 occupy the
time of tho court until after his rr
iurn
The case of Spencer vs. Gross Kelly
company In .Iill ON Trial. and will prob.
ahly MOI be- concluded until some time
tomorrow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
WOMAN IS SLAPPED
AND FlOORED BY
BURLY NEGRO
Herbert Hall Charged With
Assaulting Mrs. Brault; Fl
del Cervantes Arrested fol-
Insulting Miss Gonzales.

Two eases ul rare occurrence In A.
huquerquo were reported Go the polio"
within twenty minutes 81 each other
this afternoon. both being charges OF
assault against women. Herbert Han
u negro porter is alleged 90 have IN
suited ana knochcd down Mrs. J. VI
uUult of North lNoadwaN aud Grahd
avenue. aCiweUu ana p'cloch With
Ia q few moments alicr the ease was
reported 10 The iolicc oliccman Pablo
Lulan had arrested Hall 10 au ailct he.
tween Gold and Lead avenues and
First and second streets
Tho second cus' cam, shortly after
the arrest uf Hail. when Miss AMELIA
Gonzales reported tn the pon,c that
Fidpi Ccryantcs had insuited her Mon
day Afternoon rcr,autcs Was soon
brought 90 the police station Dos Pu-
hcsman Nee Knapp The complaint
afternoon Both Hall Rnd rcryantcr
viii have hearings tomorrow
Han denies thar nr innltrd Mrs
iirHuit According Go his STORY. ",
roous lt the Brauu pnce aud went
&C. pas Mrs lIfault go cents "a. owed
for room rent Some dispute arose
about the room. Hal Sats. aud Mrs
liraili gave him 90 sort of push
Han. N Is claimed. then struck Mrs
iiraut. knoc king her down. AIRS
limult claims the n,gro insultrd hci
before she nrdrrcd him ont 81 ia,
house.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06


'n''-'
''
lht .'ph'iN '' tn" lr.shm'u for
Winning success In fnrriNn ihnd re
'N-' 'n'i''f u"'hhi" I'usifhti"n ~
h 'tr "i ~F H"Heri Hdrt VINO dled
r''"niIN afi'r serving china for for''-
N'n' F'HfH 1tt Keen ltlo man hsh
N'nI'I'H consifi'I'r ahNiiF u
mlRnt n' "ni"cted mot His iHuHlV hNd
neon F'ill.d 100 10 'hhd f"f "ni' 90 cole
DBL. 1 hWndt'd Hr'ts iis ancestor
was captain OH" HHrdt nn ohlcer
Nh1 rrr'Nrd h gr1ui of nnd from
WIIiHW lii aft"r tne haftn 'l hnvue.
70 -"" ''afa d" NOT nHtiunNl1r fhiu-
' ih'n surely nnii"nH ism becomes
N"N".Hlhl" n r'Woi" ancestor can
Dol" 'ftrd '0 1nothor country
fNf HH itfUf't'f- acn'rni "t tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
BIG AUTO COMPANY
LOCATING IN THIS
CITY
One of Largest Distributing
Concerns in Country is Es-
tablishing Branch On
North First Street.

That AituIut ruur HHIversUiI, r"-
gordcd as the cuisines center uf N,N
MrNiru uas urpn stfILu4N d'mon-
ettatcd acre within Oh, pust fcW days
with th. -stuhiisam.ut of Dn inn
portani branch hous. nt DO" Overland
Auto company. on, n' tH, largest dis
iributT- pi iutomUbi.es iu thr count
try Tire overland company Has
bought the rstabl-hm.ut heretofore
urclmod by thc southwestern Auto
,pmpau, on North FI.st street ana he
making extensions AMI improvements
costing several thousand dnllars
THE scale upon which the uvcrlang
conn uN DEL operating may De sug-
Rostcd hy th, staten az that its ter
titory comprises az of colorado. Itah.
wyoming. N.N Mexico ana part 1i
Nebraska Th, main offices arr iu
Denver amt large branch houses ar'
maintained 100 the principal cities in
the COMPANY nold.
W. d. Garter uf Denver president Of
the company and onc ot the most
Widols kuuNn and sunrcssfui autom"-
ole men u tr, west mas been Iva Al
buoticrou. sstrral d.1s. dirccting the
cstablsshmcnt cot The now branch Ito
h. accompanied by v NJ Rob- rtsun,
the pompnuv's sales manager
The Albuquerque branch VIII carry
ln stock ~ an times fuil goo" "i
uNcfIl ud. Irush. App'rsou and ks
sell ont. The amnunt Of Stock Geo ho
carried her, may he Indicated from
a.. fn.t .hat six carloads 81 overland
and thrush cars havc already h"'u un-
loaded. uhi. nftecn more carloads "i
Appcrson.. Klssclis and Dyermni- vii
1rrN, Iu few days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
THURSDAY WILL SEE
FINEST PARADE.
Superintendent Learnard Says
Merchants Are Coming to
Front Literally With Sup
port; Many Fine Floats.

According Co statement made to-
daA bs George T. Lcarnard. superin-
tcndcnt of the big parade on Thurs
da, of noNt week, that feature of the
fair this year will tar surpass every
thiuE in the parade line that haH been
held Ia Albuquerque In many Gears.
Mr. Learnurd Says that many mer-
chants are coming To- the front Win
exceptionally fine displays. aud that
support In general Is boing nbcralS
extended this branch of the fair actiy-
itioa.
There viii he many exceptionally
fine displaAs" be- said. "Hnd some of
them VIII he different from anything
ever seen hCre Tho parade offers "a
mighty fine chance for merchants 10
display their wares. aud number OF
fine floats have already been arranR-
ed Tor believe that this years pa
radc win excel In both number ANA
quality of features HnNthins we have
had here Tor many years past
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
bob" MANAUL FIRST
Of OLD TIMERS TO
ARRIVE FOR FAIR
Albuquerque Boy Who Has
Lived in Chicago for Fifteen
Years Heads the Home
Coming" Delegation.

Robert Meuaui. whose father, Rev
John Mennul. was the first minister
oft the First Presbyterian church IN
Aihuuuerpue. aud who lived IN this
,it, lea his kid" days. blow into tow ~
TODAY as the advance guard of IN"
home coming DELEGATIONS who are
expected to come to the fair. Mr.
Mcnaul IL with the Scott Foreman
Publishing company of Chicago, Mr..
scott being his uncle. Bob is q
sister of Miss MARY Mcnaul, we'll
known IN this city, and is a cousin
Of Bin Menaui the market garden
or.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
GETS
TWO PAGES IN AN
AUTO MAGAZINE
Egmont H. Arens Of This City
Has Splendid Story in Trail
OF Sunset Book for Trans
Continental Tourists.

Albuquerque, through the efforts OF
the Commercial club has great
write up In the current issue OF The
Trail 10 the sunset ISSUED hy the
American Automobile association, es'
pecially for distribution among those
who make trans'coatinenial tours In
machines The article ON Albuauer.
que. which II u splendid one, was writ.
ten for the Commercial club by Eg.
mont ~ Arens of the University OF
New Mexico. who II well known as
IN writer for the local newspapers
Albuquerque gets two full pages In
the magazine, all the other cities and
towns along "rhe Trail to the Sunset,
laid ont by A. l.. wesigard, getting
only one half page or less.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
TODAYS GAMES


~ Now YORK.
First game. u, IT, Y.
Philadelphia 400. ....... .
New York ...,....e.......i .
AZ Brooklyn
First aany u. w. y
Boston ...s.. ........... ?
brooklyn ......... ......., o q
second game: u. " v.
Philadelphia 90. amman. 4
Sow York ................ .
second enmc. r ~ W..
I"-luu t,t.,- ...''''st-..
brooklyn ...... ...t,t....li "
Anlcri,an League.
At Chicago ChlrdRo-Clcv
game postponed. rain.
a. a. "
Washington ... ...s.....,. 7
linrtuu ....t, t.tt....-. 2
n. ". T..
Nov YORK .......'..'..'. "
Philadelphia tsttt, ,...ts. "
n II. T..
Detroit ...... ....,,....., , " :
-. Lnuis ....ttt...,.tt i"