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The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-02-25
C0NVICTS ROB IN PRISON
Warden at Jefferson City Thinks Trus
ties Guilty. of 500. Theft, After
Blowing Safe.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Feb. 21.-Bur
glars in the penitentiary broke me-
the prison commissary room, robbed
the safe of 500 and stole enough chew
ing tobacco and cigars to last them
until they have served their sentences
The identity of the thieves is un
known to Warden Andrae, but he be
lieves the robbers were some of the
ligh class burglars who are acting as
tusties Several of the TRUSTEES are
serving terms for safe-blowing, porch
CHM bling, picking locks, etc.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-02-25
Notice

A Union meeting to be heldin
the Methodist Church Sundsy
afternoon at 8 O'Clock in mem,
DRY of Francis K. Willard will IL
addressed by Rev. A. NJ. Shaw.
Miss Dye, Director of Music At
Henderson College will furnish
the music.
All who heard this gifted v0.
man sing during Conference and
at the Hinton. Doris wedding
will be glad to have the pleasure
of hearing her again.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-02-25
Local News.
GO TO CHURCH TOMORROW

GO TO CHURCH TOMORROW
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. G., j.
Brooks, this morning, a girl.
Prof. j. NJ. Thomas, of Emmett,
was in the city today on business.
j. G. Rhodes, of Weaver, was
a business visitor to our city to
day.
Prosecuting Attorney G. r.
Haynie, was in Emmett today on
business.
Born-To Mr.. ard Mrs. Luther
Lavender, route number 2, a II
pound boy.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-02-25
All kind Of Peas Wanted
RUMPH & TYSON
Camden, Arkansas

p. F. Chappell came home last
night from Little Rock and will
spend the Sabbath here with
home folks.
Dee Scott passed through
Prescott today en- route to West
brook from Little Rock, where
he has been on business trip.
Rev. w. Fl. Steen returned last
night from st. Louis where he
spent the week attending the
meeting of the American Bro
therhood of Presbyterians.
For the next 10 days, Califor.
MIA Peaches, White Heath Peach
es, Yellow Free Peaches and
Lemon Cling Peaches Is cents
per can. Quality guaranteed j.
7. Nichols.
Miss Stanley, of Carthage,
Mo-, arrived in the city today
from ST. Louis where she has
been spending the past week
buying millinery for Mrs. A. E.
Shankle's millinery establish
ment of this place. Miss Stanley
will trim for Mrs. Shankle again
this season.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-02-25
75c per ounce
Where your trade is appreciated

Lost-One black and white
spotted COW: one horn shorter
than the other. Will pay $500
for return of COW to me.-A. l.
Fincner, Rosston, Route No. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Doris ar
rived last night from two weeks
wedding trip in Tennessee, Mr..
Doris former home. They re-
port very pleasant trip. They
are now at home to their many
friends in the cottage on East
Third street.
Mrs. G. E. Cobb, who has been
making her home in this city
with her daughter, Mrs. j. B.
Jordan, left this morning for
Texarkana where she has posi-
ton in the Cotton Belt hospital.
She was accompanied by her
granddaughter, little Miss Vera
Voeste. who will make her home
fharo
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-02-25

FFuIt Lama -ea m 70 states.
Atlanta, Ca, Feb, 24-Fruit in Geor
gia and Alabama was seriously injured
by the cold weather and more damage
is expected. Ii is estimated that the
damage to the peach crop of Nortl
Georgia is 10 to Is per cent In Ala
bama English peas were in full bloor
ard Irish potatoes were up Thes.
were killed. Corn has been killed il
the ground.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-02-25

J. A. Clark, route ), this city
was pleasant caller at our office
this morning. Mr.. Clark wanted
the news and had his name placed
on our list.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
slams Tau- Entertain Mrs. Nrcn,.

one of The gaycst affairs of the
week was IN, party In honor Of MfH.
y. y. Arcns last evening "a IN, lux
uriuus frat home ~ the sigma
Taus Mrs Arcns has for the past
few weeks been the guest of her sons,
W u ArynS and Esmont Ar,ns. and
naturally has "ndcared herself To- the
uni,mslsy student associates of these
gepaldr Young men.
Music featured the diversion ~
the evening and dancing was ALSO
sandwichcd IN between the seasons ~
spriahtiy converse and vocal num-
hers Those Who enjoyed the hospi-
tallty ~ the sigma Tau- and babe
farewell to the honor guest were.
Misses ~ - Harrison l. Brown NJ.
smith. NJ Hat - Nurklcs. Eg, pitt
AIDES W james. T. Wsikor Loudon,
Virginia Loudou. Dora Campbell. liner
Ralph. N Allen. Laurence. Mes
DANES Loudon and Campbell. Mcssrs.
George Walker. William Campbell,
Joseph O'Hielly. W. 49, Arcns. VI CAR
lyle, W Higsins. Loudon. y. Il Lane,
", HigRlns. Robert ScWcil. simmer.
Egmont Arcns. Charles walker. cot
burn Cook. Mrs ARMS is wife oi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11

Progressive hearts was the pastimc
Ht q delightful part, last evening
when Miss Hulda Working was host.
css To fourteen young people Adorn-
ed iu cosmos and grccnrry the rooms
were pretty and afforded AN effective
settling for the enactment Of the hap
~ social drama. The prizes we're
awarded 10 Miss Ada Vaughn ana Mr.
Stcanhnugh. the latter being the con-
ISOLATION souvenir Following the
game uf hearts n fortune telling frnilc
was the di'crsrm,nt Drawing rib
bons holding u bundle ~ sealed FOR.
tunes IN tn archNay Of the folding
doors, the fortune hunters were
shoWcrcd with the envelopes that On
being opened told the stories Of ia.
tufc bliss, adversely. martial mates
ana other facts ana fanrics 10 trans
pirr IN DAYS 10 come. 5 two-course
luncheon OF choice viands Was the
concluding feature of the happv even.
ing The guests were Misses Ada
Vaughn. Florence McCracken. B.ryl
kcnworihy Mcsdamcs John wolking.
Allan Keller. Messrs Allan Keller.
John Working, Stoanbaugh. a. Walk.
ing, u. Kelly Graves.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
DrdIcntIon Of Pleasure Resort.

The increasing number OF Thespian
devqteor. the popularity at pictured
dramas and the demand FOR entertain
mcnt has crystaliscd into splendid
new Crystal theater that. az the for
mai opening Monday evening. most
efficiently dedicated tho ediiice to
pleasure and auspiriously ushcred In
the carnival week of the First state
fair obs" and ''Rhs'' OF admiration
were heard on every side az the pen-
pie tlrd in down the sloping aisles,
or up the stairways to the spacious
balcony, where the overflow nllcd tn.
handsom" boNes-slx Ia number
which iu turn are equipped Tor a
sudden exit In ease % fire. by a pair
~ emergency stairways The stnge IL
q sem nv rs settings ~ scenic drops.
and the lighting brilliant. AN ideal
pl9Nhouse' was the unanimous verdict
NJ the throngs OF society folk and out
~ town visitors who were entertain
I'd the opening night The clog dane.
INK hy q pair 90 lIthe-llmbed youths,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
street Paesan, 10 be pres.rved.

just thiak Of the fame 20 say moth.
ing of the qualification that comes 10
Announcements and visitors nt the
lair 10 know thar their faces. figures
business HOUSES aud organizations
viii pass IN review before Thousands
and thousands Of motion picture pa.
irons throughout the t'nited states
And who knows, Mas nc Europe, too.
Tomorrow morning when the pnOto.
graphers ger their cameras ready TO
embalm the view OF Dee passing show.
let every girl smile her lladdest. have
her neg bar on ai tine right angie.
catch the late stylo skirt In proper
pose and Just beam AMI bean en- the
photographers are quite overcome To
make the picture really reaistic. some
chicsuitcd damsel must unthouphtod.
~ stroll In front OF che camera. and
allow herself 10 be wooed b, stall.
wart swain who 'swenrs by moon. the
! incunstani moon while the bashml
wooed chrows Weed-or a cosmos
stem viii do ,iacc that ID to be- the
New Mexico flower
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
undertakera Mac Marry.

The antithesls OF funeral solemnlty
was thc jovial social function Of New
Mexico Funeral Directors last even.
ing al the Alyarado The only sug
gcstion OF their profession was the
burial OF Dull care. The banquet table
dressed tor the occasion by that OK
pert decorator. \. v. Smithers. pre-.
scented a beautoOus picture with It's
tasty arrangement OF carnations ana
garlands OF smllax Covers were laid
for twenty aud the dinner hour sped
on lightning wings rs ihr fesat all 100
quickly became but a happy memory
Tho plans 20 have the banquet For the
visiting undeftakerB Thursday even
in8 was interforcd with on account OF
he necessity of some of the promi.
ncnt guests being Obliged to leave the
.ctty early this morning. therefore the
entertainment By the local under.
takers occurred last evening when the
cntir, deputatlon was present. These
Including the Albuquerque gentlemen
were. Prof G.. A. Bcnouard Of New
York g. c. Berro OF Huntington. a.
j Buck OF AlamOgOrdo; Clark Dilley
.of Roswell & f. French OF AlbnQuel.
que, I 4 johnson OF Las Vegas. NJ.
". Koch of Tucumcarl. ". q. Lane
Of san Marcial; ' A. Mahoney ~
Dcming T. J. Neer OF Poftalcs: \.
v. Pollock u silver city; G. v Steed
Of Clovis A. G. strong OF Las Cru.
ccs. Il. NJ Thorne Of Carlsbad: J j.
Niuot Of Silver CITY: A. H. wilkes OF
CLAYTON, A A. Hines OF Estancla. j..
W Peak Of III paso. c. a. Rising OF
Santa Re. aud g. Kolar of Carrizolo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11

In order a. permit the members to
attend the afternoon entertainments
at the fair grounds. and tu boz wholly
free Go devote their tim, tu out.uf
Dwn guests and thu rl'H.fes 10 the
week. the meeting uf ff. Womens
club viii not be held tH. week The
following Friday however the tn
terrupted program un domestic sci
cncc viii be- presented aud thereafter
the scheduled program via be- given
IN the order tabuiat,I loo the year
book. debate between Mcsdamcs
Albright and RAY i- n feature the
next meeting TIL subject suggests
an interesting discussion. aud being
between versatile lnutt.rs of the club
an exceptionally interesting aud in
structiv, hour q. anticipated by tho
member Tho t"r. for discussion h..
Resolved. that man pfcfers q train
cd housckrrpD 90 born housekoep-
cr."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
vlsI,Inn Mayors Fs,ea.

The handsome apartments Of May.
or Elders home vas last evening the
scene OF mcrrment formal aud In.
formal ~ b. fact that tho most
stately dlgniiarics are ON occasion un.
officially iuVial aud wholly responsive
to the mirth Of the social hour a
demonstration Of this fact occurred
last evening when the official heads
of various New Mexico cities dOned
official Formally and abandoned
themselves to the royalty cordial en-.
lertainment provided by Mayor and
Mrs. Elder feature OF which was the
dinner, dain,ily served and elegantly
appointed. followed by an after din.
ner feats Of reason Ia timely speeches
aud stories
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
rcr-nnnI Pnrng.anl,..

Miss Anita Bercgete q belle from
the CITY of Holy Faith is this week
the house guest of Mrs Felix Lester
MIR and Mrs " u Hahn nrc on
tertaining their daughter Mrs. Nu-
ding. of santa Fe.
Mr.. David T. ward the eminent
SUNDAY school missioner BIS u the
city this week looking over the ucld
10 which hr has lately been appointed
by the national conference" as state
secretary ot SUNDAY school work in
Baptist cudcHvors
Miss Stephana Prayer. a. social tl-
voritr of Roswell. is Ice thu 'iit with
her father. W : Prayer. part ,ipat-
ms ~ The festivities of the week.
Miss Pragrr is boil, OF this civ
also. and ina Seasons past has b,cn th,
inspiration ~ many functions In Gilt,
circles AZ Albuquerque
Mrs. James Carmen of Gallup ar
rived TODAY ana viii Doe the honor
guest at a welcome patty to bc ten
dered by her hostess, Mrs \ y
Keith
MIR q Moore oi Roswell is ono of
the Pharmacists ln tho ,.tt 1ttcndiug
the state convention of pharmacists
now IN session
Mrs q. llromuEtn uf Las Vegas
II thr house guest of Mr. " J but
Ter.
AIRS. Charles = Walsh wife of tho
famous aviator is in "a, yity Geo vit-
iieSs tip light. ut her husband MIR
Walsh has on more than one occa-
sion accompanied Nj Walsh loo a,rIal
excursion
Mayor George r. Veal of Roswell
N In Albuquerque attending the our-
ference of mayors and incidentally
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
Vacstion Tor students.

"Wi~ht fair wr,k Nuz here al the
tmr' vas tic g'-ofui expression ~
an urchin seamp,rng toward the ear
nVal grounds this afternoon. Ta'
powers thar be- have been moved 20
compassion boz consideration Of the
carnival the fair aad the memory ~
childhood joys Consequently the
last two school days viii be- vacation
DAYS and the students of the Alhu-
qucrque schools viii fiocK 10 the fair
grounds 60 see the sights, poke the
COW hunalocs watch the races and
bus tutt frutti Tor their swerthchrts,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11

the songs the impcrsona,!ons by an
able reader and the music was splon-
did Many who had anticipated a
solo by little Joe scotti. aged thrco
year, Veri disappointed az the little
vocalist was huafSe with % cold Joe
Jr. Who already outsh.nrs bis father
az nu entertainer viii make hIs debut
az tho new th'atsr u 90, near future,
Tho spectacular pageant uf th, .lro-
nation scenes lu London suggested 10
each one present tI, motion picture
that will soon Do, shown throughout
the country. cXh.b0ung "Th Nonie-
zumn Parade at the First State Fair,
Albuquerque. y ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
Grand Function ~ the IlL,'

Socicty VIII turn out on massr @,
participate IN the annun. pieasur,
festival under tho auspices of the BE-.
noVoleni society tolls evening tn,
gratifying response from patrons 80.
licitous FOR the unfortunate resident,
of the city aud seinshly eager for IN,
once a year bliss experienced at the
annual charity ball convince IN, com.
mittcrs having the AFFAIR Nv yhtrgc
that the attendants 80 the hall tuuIsht
viii be- almost more than the Commu.
dlOus Elks ball room will accommu-
date. However, me- one Is expected go
stay away. but " the ball spills tur
crowd into tia lobby. each contingent
of walters Viii nave consecutive turns
In the macy waltz besides. II is all
ready an assured fact that the poor
OF the city viii have Thanksgiving
Teasing ON aii the good things money
can buy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11

.cuiuNing the sights aud pleasures ~
The fair
Mrs. y y Arrns vife of the notod
musical director ur the symphony
orchestra ~ New York cts. who has
been vsiung her SONS W H Arens
and Egmont Areus of this city. wa
leave this evening for oregon to visit
another son hrfure returning 20 her
home lu Gotham
DR.. T.. Mcqueen GRAY viii leave to-
morrow for Omaha Sch. where no
Viii address the American Prison as
ISOLATION on Education and crime"
After the soiourn ia Omaha pr GRAY
VIII continue his Journey Co Minnie
spolis, where he viii attend tho COM
ventlon NJ university presidents and
be- present az III" inauHurhilun of the
new state president. Dr Benton Al
this assembly also In GRAY will by
one 81 the speakers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
\ shocLins I,nrriencc.

II happened az tho carnival 'plals-
ancc" She never viii go Uealn. She
was out ot sorts anyway because her
escort preferred to stand ia as 10 en-
tranced. gazing az The 500, pound sore
pent that cGrlsd its disgusting lrngth
about In IN" cage. Anybody that
could fancy LOOKING at a snak, ugh
So she Slipped away anH went Co Oh,
other side ~ IN. midway whore th,
tat lady, the two.hradrd mummy aut
No "dslcaicd mice arc IN rho rsroiv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
Y. W. C. A. Campaign.

The deliberations OF the board ct
directors OF the Young Woman
Christian association In regular SEES.
sion last Saturday afternoon was
ifauEhi With optimism and hide
DASH of pride The financial campaign
that al the outset seemed u1st ara
cult ot successful Accomplishment AZ
nearing the close. aud the repoft OF
The finance chairman, Mrs q L.
Brooks Indicates that when reports
are all in and the pending promlses
made good by definite pledgeH. ths
goal If ave thousand dollars will be-
reached. This Is expected to culml.
nate within the fortnight. and In "a
short time q complete statement will
be made to the public aud the list OF
donors ana the amounts will be pub.
lished
A. soon as the campaign closes tho
committee consisting OF Mesdanrs
Brooks. klock. Bittner, Head. Cor.
hish. Miss SAKE will officially meet
the generous donor. Judge Ira &. Alb.
boii. whose beneyoience makes nos.
slhle the establishment OF herman.
'nt home for the prosecution OF as.
soclation work Va New Mexico. Most
grateful are the directors 10 The ciii.
lens who have grsciouslS mei the 30.
iieitine commitie. with liberal re-.
sponses IN substantial and sympathot.
ic aid. The feeling among the direct
ors 's that NO work supported whole.
heariodly by the residents OF place
az the Y W G. A is. could do other
than weather the diseouragcments 0r
pioneer endeavOr and rise Ia CRAFTY
ing achievements, A committee was
appointed 10 arrange for a motor par
IS OF v w c A. girls IN the Monte
yuma parade
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
Mr. l,upp. En,cr,ain, Pharmacist.

Dutch luncheon eaE the feat
urc 81 entertainment last evening
when Nh -. Ruppr was the gcnial
host at On enjoyable affair cumpli-
mcntart a. Visiting pharmacists IN
th, cts attending tbs annual assem- b.
hlN of the Ncw Mexico Pharmaccuti-
eat board The Rdppe home was
Hover dcckcd for the occasion. and
experimenting the discussion OF the
snvury menu. music ana after dinner
speeches featured the evenings pleas
ur' Thos" present were Mr.. Greg
"r' Moore OF Roswell. Mr. y. J Muir.
phy ct Las VEGAS. Mr A. J. Fultcr of
santa Fs, Mr. Kelly of willard. aud
Or Osunn uf this clty.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11

The finishing touches have been
given 90 the matchlcss creations to
b" worn by the ladies on the night
~ the Montczuma hall. and the pre-
cious gowns are folded away In Law
ender to await the donning for the
happy foto.
could the shades Of the Aztec
prince ami his courti"rs be- granted
an earthwari furlough on that night.
happiness would surely stir their
senseS IN tho belief that all Monte
xumas dreams of magnificenco have
been realized In the stately Junction
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11

Tho business aud Industry ~ IA.
Young woman sewing club has
h"en seriously disorRsnlzed of late
owing {" Tho rest period of the sum
mcr being followed by a round ct fcs-
INVITES w h"por uf member re-
tugn"d from ~ Louis. After two or
three more parties for Miss Elsie NJ,
ers the club VIII next week reorganiz,
ana begin ihu winters work In ear
nest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11

named in his honor Just what the
decorations viii be IL known only 10
the master decorator Manager SMITH
erS of the Alvarado 1iut having said
th"t e special effort viii be- made 10
nav the appointments eclipse former
Festivals of Montezump ~ guarantee
thai thu ball room will De- u blaze Of
iighis tropical plants patriotic coli
0rs and wholly symphonious in ar.
faugcmtnt The CavAnaugh- Fuhr.
mycr rrhcstra VIII furnish the mu-
sic Tor the dance. having some on
tirclf Now selections To- dedicate to
Albuqu"ruuo pleasure on this evening.
His 'Neollcncy. the governor. is pos
iuvly coming and at s.s0 O'Clock witt
open TIE ball by leading the Grand
march. having a. escort one of the
society queens OF the pukc City.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11

"By the breadth of the blue that
shines IN silence DER ms,
By the loagih 81 the mountain lines
before mo
HS the height of the cloud that sails.
with rest In motion
over the plains aud wales to the
peasuselcss ocean.
con, how the sight OF things that are
great cniarges the cyesD
LEAD nae out OF the narrow NE. to
"a, peace OF the hills aud the
skies"
Van Dyke.
what privilege to be- Ia the con-
Vcution city at the time the state
leaders IN professional. fraternal aud
political life are gathercd together
celebrating on the measures and
methods OF state making. The con-
tact with these big-mindcd men can
not do other than give the cty a
broader vision. lofticr ideals and ce-
m'nt the bonds OF brotherhood tpixt
individuals as well a. inspire a conn
mon pride in each town and city.
II n evident that Sew Mexico IL not
20 DE torn with the petty discussions
ana rivalry between cities that too
often render abortlyc great projects
for the common welfare. This week
the annual festival n IN fun swing
BESIDES tho visitors un o. pleasure
launi 20 the fair there are present
this week hundreds uf delegates TO
the many annual state conventions
incidentally II n apparent that an
the time OF thu an too transient week
is not devoted Go convention sessions
for
'Bchold In this what leisure hours
demand.
Amusement aud instruction hand In
hand"
And throughout the southwest Al
buqucraue " fonied tor The SOY with
which she receives ana cntertnius yis-
itors. ~ that II Is a we'll known cure
for cnnui 10 visit the Duke CTS.
when pleasure begins to grow dull
in IN. Gust,
We may order our wings and be- Oft
to the west
Fair week ~ vi hand Fair week
indeed. since the gloom, clouds havr
bren rolled hack like scroll. and
"a. sun beams his falr"st rays on the
home folk and visitors who are this
week intermingllng IN social come
radeship that creates united clii-
zeuship IN New Mexico. NO north.
no south. no east or west" but a
whole state Of loyal sons aud daugh
t"rs earnestly striving TO place New
Mexico high ON the national honor
roll The misanthropc MAY see cou-
tontion IN society rcsultinr from the
political turmoil. bat such il not Wis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
CHURCH AFFAIRS


~ siEh noon tomorrow Just after
The passing of tho Montozuma parade
avail Yourself ~ the opportunity 20
get u homr-cookcd meal at lcast tho
siyl" you got at homr-in the tent
opposite Ro@nwald's store Incident.
40, you VIII br helping n,ost worthy
cause az IA" same time. and your
friends ui thu congregational church
viii serve YOU
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
University Lecture.

The Monday morning assembly
hour was interestingly filled last Mon.
DAY hy splendid educational tall, by
Dr. GRAY on Turkey as Coustiiu.
tional Power liz outlined for the
students the achievements of the
great Turkish empire and spoke OF
the difficulties being encountered by
the Young Turks since the overthrow
OF the late Abdul ilamid The men
now In power and endeayoring 10 80.
tabllsh schools. colleges. better sys-
ten OF finance and army are uniycr.
sly men. and widely Travelled men
who are doing the,r utmost 10 recon.
Gle the conflicting peoples. religions
aud customs into an harmonious
whole The students were this morn.
ing treated 10 an able add ess ~ Bei.
taio Jones on African CAME Trails ="
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
I,.Inna,lnns Wed.

Several visitors 10 the fair are hoH-
cymonnlng and eaioylng the sights of
the carnival exposition grounds the
s1mn week, one such happy twain
huon 80 the Methodist parsonage,
when Miss Ellzrboth Garvin Of Es-
tuncia merged her lif, AMI name win
that OF III Neil So Jansen, the United
States land commissioner at EstauCla.