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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-28
NORTH BENNINGTON

Stuart Mayhem has returned from
a hunting trip to Brandon.
Walter Russell OF Center Shafts.
bury was in town Monday.
Harrison Goodermote has returned
from visit with friends in Troy.
Miss Luella Galusha has gone to
her home in Center SALISBURY for
q few weeks vacation.
Frank Ripley has completed put.
ting in a Brlen heater in Mrs. viii
liam Simonds' house on Hawks aven.
ne.
Examinations are being held this
week at the Graded school. The
Thanksgiving holiday will begin on
Wednesday night.
The J. G. Mccullough Engine com.
pany will hold their 10th annual
dance In Bank hall Wednesday even.
ing, November 20. Goldsmith's or
chestra will be in attendance. Ad-
mission 80 cents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-28
Mike Kelly
Likes II
Carpenter Finds Frequent Use For
Mysterious Pain Ease

Carpenter Finds Frequent Use For
Mysterious Pain Ease
Druggists know a good remedy by
the way it sells. Read what druggist
r. f. Leavitt of Plainheld, Vermont.
writes us:
Mike Kelley, a carpenter working for the
VI. \ W. X X Co, In the fall OF 1908 at work ON
bridges. used Mysterious Pain Ease for ms.
cular rheumatism, bruises sprains. etc He
bought tho nrst bottle In August, and claims
that u is the best Imminent that he ever saw
and through his using II he has got quite "A
number OF his friends TO use IT, think that
he must have bought as much as ~ dozen
during the last six months of course. most OF
II being for otter people.
Mechanics everywhere should be
prepared for the knocks and bruises
that so frequently occur. Keep a
bottle near you always for quick re.
lief.
From your druggist or by mail %
cent and 90 cent sizes.
"cures through the pores"
JuNlUs BARNES & SON,
Proprletors Barnes Mysterious Pain
Ease.
Burlington, VI.
For Sale by VIM. L. cokay.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-28
EVERY DAY DANGERSTO GUARD AGAINST

1t is important for you to know that
nearly all cough syrups contain dan
gerous and deadly drugs like NOR
phine, chloroform and opiates in some
form or other We warn you against
these dangerous preparations under
the title of "balsams of this" and bal
sans of that" or "syrups of this etc.
Without these drugs Father Johns
Medicine cures throat and lung trou-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-28

bles.
By building up the body and keep
ing up the warmth, the system is Civ
en- the fighting power to throw of the
disease.
Father Johns Medicine Is all pure
nourishment and the best protection
against dangers from exp. sure and
rundown condition of the body. Get
what you call for
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-28

Your druggist will refund money II
PAz0 OINTMENT fails to cure any
case OF Itching. Blind. Bleeding or
Protrudng Piles in 6 10 IL days. SOC.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
STATEHOOD NEXT
ORDER BEFORE
THE HOUSE
Question of Admission of New
Mexico and Arizona Will
Come Before Lower Body
Monday of Coming Week.

~, Ese.iWs W~raid \. =. Leased " Ire ,
Washington. u c.. Nav 6--ln'er'
est in the house was conferred today
IN the forthcoming report OF the com.
mittec on territories relating 10 state.
hood tor Arizona and New Mexico.
which VIII bo the legislation next on
the Democratic program to be cor
sidered The subcommittee, 10 which
the matter was referred viii report
@ the lull committee Monday. aud
II N turn will report to the nous"
probably on TUESDAY
Ratification Of both constitutions
viii b. recommended with the furthc,
suggestion that the question ol III
recall bc rcsuhmitted 20 the people
OF Arizona a, m early date and that
The people OF New Mexico ne given
an opportunity to revise the oonstilu
tion so that II may be NOR. easily
amcndablc. Representative oi al
acitons ia both territories agreed he
fore the commi,ite thar such recon
mo ndatious would be carried out,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

atrly in these dispatches last night
Americans ~ this ely are not IN
danger. nor VIII they be unless IN.
tcrVcntiou should provoke anti
American feeling on the part of the
populacc. There is. however, no in
dication uf amy such sentiment at the
present time.
Las, evening tn, days festivities
wound up with the usual illumina
tiuns. fireworks aud baud conccfS
The ont, incident approaching disur.
der was due To- the holiday cNuhet-
ancc of the croWds several hundred
men and boys gathering IN the gar
d.n of the Iocoliu IN tn. Plaza May
or. shouting and amusing themselves
with good nnturcd bantrring of TIA"
police. ui whom u large number were
on guard IN tn. park,
Eventually. when the skNlnrking
promised To- develop some excitement.
the police rode through thr crowds.
dispensing the people. dozen per-
Sous who objected to being sent home
became obstinate and were taken In
charge by the officers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
Deadlock in Legislature is I'M
broken This Afternoon and
Balloting Will Likely Con-
tinue Until Minight.
All Efforts to Unite Speer
and Anti.Speer Factions
Have Proven Unavailing
and Dark Horse Only Hope

~, I>e"i"g W~~s,d \. q. Leased Wire,
Denver, MAY q. Rut one ballot was
taken for United states senator at
th, noon iotnt session of the COLORADO
legislature. This was unproductlv, 81
result ana tho Joint session took re-
cess until p IN, The balolt follows
Democrats spccr. 10 ward. 90
Republicans Waterman. 20. Vale.
sin
Necessary tor choicc. 81
Speer gained the votes of Tovoy,
SlaticrY. Durfoc and Mckenzie
THAT the fight to elect a successor
tu the late United states senator
Hughes viii he waved unceaslngIy To-
day nn,il midnight. the hour for final
adjournment of the legislature. with
the probability that the deadlock
witch has lasted igo DAYS viii be
found unbrokcn at the finish. ar, the
indications At the beginning of tho
last day of the general assembly.
EliorN 4" bring the Democratic
majority of IN. legislature To an
agreement ON the senstorship last
night proved unavailing The caucus
called bv tn. chairman of the Demo
cratic Joint conference com n,ittec was
attended by 10 o tn, 80 Democrats
in the general assembly. Df these 80
voted for Mayor Spoer ol Denver. An.
other caucus called by the supporters
of former Governor Aiva Adams, adj
miitedly for the purpose of prevent
ing the attendance of "a legislative
majority Of 81 at tn. regular caucus,
whs attended by "a Democrats The
Adams forces Mgnificd their Wiling
ness 10 crter the regular eauens pro
/ Nidcd Mayor Speer Withdraw as a
candidate. This was refused. Later
each caucus appointed confcrcnc.
| ccinmittc" which met without result
| on the eve of the final struggle Thir.
| ty-thrco Democrats stand on a plat
| form of "Spccr or nobody" and IS
Democrats declare Nobody rather
than Spocr
RumorS were thick this morning
that an understanding had been reach
ed between the Republicans ana the
anti-Spccr Democrats To force final
adjournment some time between s
O'Clock this evening and midnight, un-
| less Ia the meantime the totally un-
expected occurs aud some man ac-
ctptable Ia the anti Sperr Democrat
looms up as senatorial possibility.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
FIGHT IN HOUSE TO
OPEN ON TUESDAY
i.rpus,ii'.'u Ncmls.r~ al GomnnsitiN.
on Territories Win submit Minor.
IL, HrIn'I for New NrNio Com
-titutioU intact
stun Correspondents }
THE G,rninc ticraid }
lsOpsN ~, Post tsIslg }

Washington. May G-The hghl
Over the admission oi New Mexico
and Arizona 10 statehood viii open
promptly on TUESDAY morning Ia the
house unless present plans ar alter.
ed. Tho house committee ON terri
tories viii submit report recon.
mcndlng admission bui providing for
The submission 10 The territories or
The much discussed amendments The
Republican members of The same
committee VIII submit minority re-.
port la the house recommending thai;
New Mexico he admitted withou, any
change In her constitution The OUT
look II for n brisk tight over the mat
ter but those best Informed here. are
of the opinion that u viii not last
long as u tacil Arrangement has been
made Tor pntting the resolution
through
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
ARRA|GNMENT Or
N MkN|GAL IS
DELAYED
Self Confessed Dynamiter Has
Not Been in Court Yet and
Will Likely Not Appear
Until Trial Has Begun.
~, E,e.i.s W.ra,d \. y LEASED w,r~,

y
los Angeles, cat, MaN M iur-
ihcr official acts ct consequence are
scheduled until Tuesday IA the cascs
uf John aud James McNnmara. ar
raigncd Yesterday on charges of mur.
de- ana dynamiting. with June / tlNrd
a. the time for them tn plead Judgo
Hordallr win confer with the proscr q
tton and defense TucsdaN regarding
the question of bail In ease hu
Nanpra. on thu charge of dynnmiting
tn, lIcNrllyn iron works. which ~
u bailahlc offcns" The district at
turnry has already declared that hc,
Ike the Ne rNDmaras. b. also accused
of murder. and the question of ball
cannot hr considered seriously, Leo
Happaport attorney for the defense.
with labor leaders. who are said to
have given MIN evidence which al
tcctS the defense IN a favorable man
ncr
Ottl" Nj Manigai who Is said g.
havr confessed and implicated the
Nj \amNru brothers Nho are also
charged with the dynamiting n yes
raigurd ana Is not expected to appeal
in court before the trial of the Nc
\amara~ The district attorney mas
declared that McManigh viii not De
given immunity
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

cans W. must t.I|f. iHlt ever, tu.
dividual .Nistru.r ...I..It sacrificed
ls source ui dIu... uk, e grain
OF sand ct u mos dropped into 90 pi.cc
OF machlnorN w think 10 s of no
conscquono, WU' .u, accident comes
"E,or,our t.HNf. 90, truth OF
those principals u Io4Jrd Goo every
dny ofinirs uut ...pIr ,th,r ail &C.
scc that the ur. with equal force
80 the national .l. pr elise thrS giy
1t up ts t". complicated Ana set
such is q. ..oUw. regularity ot ur,.
Vcrsal ufd'r uat uatur, accomplish /.
this most'i". ,..n duV And vet
even thi. ,,Hmnl, i- not enough
Woman . rru. taltA accomplish.
ing human ..rI.'. before oar cytt
DauEut,r t. aud then wife. she
chanG,s H,r Huu, and name without
changiue u.i uDrt AZ mothct sh,
sacrifice ,.rr uug ana set rcm1tus
hrrrIi ii'r. go, have the Vcry 'm1tu
OF tho WtH,tmnd. bound to tn" pas .
attached Geo the present aud fnrsHt-
tins ,..i. Wul tor thu sake ut ths
lutur Nud m,rr are people ho
cannot ~,. ibis
N' N'ltNHIINn ti f"h'' 'Nl NI- '
right -uuuid po "ur first und fo"a
most form uf cultivation. 1t i~ S'il
90 it- beginning but u has triumph
od ut.I age. bong difficulii,s ""
ha,, uuN q legion nf ntrrni, onai
ORGANIZATIONS. ranging from the pu
nl uuiuu Co. the Hague tribunal Poe
pl, Hu4u 90 international arbitration
hut it has shown its value. u ha-
u,,ti,d what might we'll hay" been
Wa between Russiu and England -, q
ih, busgrruank affair between I'l-
many aud France after ,aHahlaurn,
tud between the United STATE. aud
England after century OF dHrui'
over de, north Atlantic Prosr -
uas uuU acquired sucR hcadwaN ,ha'
tt cannot possibl, be stopped People
aIc uuN convinced that war Is tot
% natural punishment and are risin-
against e EVEN goVornmcnts thrm'
selves are being converted
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
BALM Of G|lEAO''
CANNON TERMS
FREE LIST Of
THE HOUSE
Veteran Ex.Speaker Opposes
Reciprocity and Exposes
Attempt to Build Up South
at Expense of North.
IMPEACHMENT FOR
EXECUTIVES DEMANDED


tDs CseWtWg Herald \. y. LEASED " ircI
Washington y. C.. MAY & Former
speaker cannon took the floor today
IN opposition to the Democratic free
list bill Hc referred to- IL as the
balm nf Gilcad" offered by the Dem
ucrniS to the farmers because of the
passag, of the Canadian reciprocity
bill
Mr. Cannon demanded To know
why Tive cattle. rice aud other pro-
ducts of the south had not occn put
on the free list bill. when these pro-
ducts ot The northern farmer had
been deprived of protection by the
reciprocity measure. He ntimatcd
that southern members on the ways
and means committee had kept the
t. IN protection on southern pro.
ducts.
"Nnd YOU wool raiscrs ~ Montana
and wyoming are In = bad way he
added. unless Texas comes To- your
rcscuc.
Renewing the attack on reciprocity
NJ cannon said
u bciietc this secret agreement
n,ttr would nave been made u II
had not bocn demanded bN the great
publ shing Interests Of the country.
Hc predicted that the Democrats
would hc overthroNn at the next
election
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
ALL WINDOWS CLOSED
IN CITY OF MEXICO

Washington. MAY Il officials of
the administration are watching
closely The developments IN the situa.
ton "a, Mexico CITY whore Americans
are reported to be alarmed for their
safety The only dispatch received
by he state department today on the
subject confirmed The press dis.
patches IN the statement that some
rloting occurred N the capital yes.
tcrday. but was quclled by the police
without difficulty or loss Oi life An
order. The dispatch added, has 5oca
ISSUED that all shutters OF business
houses be kept closed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
FRENCH TOURISTS ON
SIGHTSEEING TRIP

\ parry at French people passed
through the city on No. 3 his morn
lng on route to the Grnll Canyon an9
lhence 90 places in California and
Canada, before reuunin- to th'lr
home In Northern Franc, Thc} were
Monsieur Nicar woal,h' iute AMI
hemp mannlacturCr, accompanied hy
Madam Wicarl NJ Mrttrlor mine m
spector; NJ PAUL. Monsieur and Mile.
de Geutile and VI Ghessniel They
nie ~ much ON the go a. the cclc'
bratcd American tourist Their whole
journey viii he accomplished in two
months
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
NJ N>NOi NJ INl.NT Ot
ttEStG< NrW\ - NNIpl

Mexico cay. May . Tho cuy Wa,
utiet this morning IN announce
mcnt Of the gpNernincut's attitud. TO.
ward the rebel demand Tor the re-
tir.Incnt of President binz ta not
forthcoming ~ yet. Although T.,
cabinet meeting. which lasted uu''l
lalo into the nish,, was followed hj
another today. none of thos" t"r-
cernod would say that toe presid n1
was ready 10 resign.
The attitude Of rrcsidcn, itia1 =
ministers makes u appear probable
that an announcement Of thr ores
dont's resignation IL such were
determined On. would b, trans
mittcd To- rruncisco T. Madero,
In Ia, rovotntionarN l'pdrr, hctnrc
being made public iu the capital
Sensational reports regarding piaz =
health were IN circulation ,oda,
being based on ia, nstponrm,n' -
the reception az tho Chilean minister
which had been s,t Tor today. Thcs'
reports are unfoundrd and ~ Is nra'
icany admitted officially that Ga,
real reason for the poatpourni, ~ ~ a.
tho pressure of business in runncy, % ~
Win tho peace Negotiations.
The rclief felt over III" fac, nat
the holiday passed without disorder.
has given place 10 now apprchcnSloa
regarding tine attitude of Washington
Recent dispatches from the American
capital are interpreted Ia mean nat
Intervention ma. be considered mn
p.ratiNc II the peace negotiations totl
Danger Of an attack on III. cnpitll
u, the rebels appears remote.
,i.ncral Huertn with u force II
f.dcrais has left Tor 'u'rnnVard. me
capital ot Morelus. with the infection
nf clearing the district OF '"rs
which he SAYS VIII br task of onlS
few DAYS.
II ~ b.liovcd that train serNic" Dee
tween this city aud 'uernavaca vii
h. restored today. although the reh'l'
are lill In numbcrs along IN. I'm"
grrains from Laredo are running hN
way of ruinpico
Railway aud tci,graphi' commune
cation between san I.uis 'otosi ahd
saliillo remains Impossible Th"r" Il
no truth IN the report circulated IN
the tinted sistrs thg' street rip'ins
occurred ~ this ciiy Yesterday Th'
street activity was described accar'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
Tisu NIi,E HITTING.
A\t.lIi,S COZ lD\'i MI

NpU0NI TNI0prIm I" T|"||- N"N-u-
santa Fo, y Ms Ma. Tn. lure
oi th' nibhllns n~h Na- rr-i i-tbi'
tu tNa enthusiastic disciples uf isaak
Walton. WIn found DO iIupo-s'bi, to
ua|t th, f.N da,s remaining until
,h' np,uiug of tho season accord
nglN they % took themselves with
rcd and t,,l tu th, water or the up
per rocoa ana proceeded to indulge
tn their mvoritc past,mo. Tho nsh
were biting huc, hut tu uusyWpu
IA a, gafur warden. Nh" failed to
shtr, tI,ir .1thusiasm. took ih,m ir-
to custody for violating th, gam"
laws of iil. rrriiprN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
CARLSBAD BOY KILLED
AS RESULT OF DIVING
t'nui Nud'iihurgi NcM >w iinning
an,o When itc 1,~utimd Ia Ills
IL NE Become ~u,ldcni, ~; Death
., iiOwrd Quickly
especial v.,~grnm 4" E,-n,.s M-rm,a,

'dflsbad, y NJ MAY :" raul ilnd-
dlburgh. "a li-year-oId schoolbuy and
the son of George Huddihurgh u
iarm,r of THIS city. died suddenly
Tuesday evening aud WAS buried from
the catholic church Thursday morn
ing AT o'clock. 'irorg. went In bath
ing Friday evening aud div.d OF Of
a spring board ana was taken sick
tie Wen, h"me aud was supposed To-
have had appendicitis witch the div
ing aggravated, and sangreno set In.
lie was one Of IN" best boys in the
eighth grade ana his death was "a
great loss tu the family and commu-
nifty He wa an honor To- his par
cnts The family moved here from
itcrndon, kan abnui four years AK"
aud Mr.. Huddibursh is one of the
prosperous farmers of This cunmu-
nip The floral tributes were h"nu-
tiiul and his sehoolmatcs followed tha
remains to the cemetery
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
Insurrecto Leaders Take Com.
mand of Forces and War.
Like Move Towards Juarez
is Under Way Once More.
MESSAGE FROM DIAZ
SENT BY NAVARRO
Americans in City of Mexico
Are in Fear Of Outbreaks
But Thus Far City is Quiet
and Paceable.

ssrFotO ~ ". Leased W Ire
VI Pnso, Texas. MAY s.-rho nrnis.
ticc ofnciall, was declared OF p,
'cncrnl Nadrro at I O'Clock TODAY.
The armistice expired at ~ o'cip'i,
and ia" insurrccto uutposts moved
closer to Juarcz HS II making r,lj.
Tor nm attack. IN answer from ien.
oral Navarro was said To- be- "u It's
way To- the Madero headquarters by
messenger
General Blpcu. Colun"is Gar haidi
"nd villa stationed themselves at
~" head uf their "uu, nandS read, to
receive word from General Pascuni
'rusco at h,adq quar,cr \ d"iAch-
m"nt "f f"dorals lrft Juarcz scouting
Tor any insurr,cto advance.
Th' federal troops roturucd to the
trenches in front OF Iuarrz this aftcr-
noon. from which the, WithdrcN
Whom the Hrinistirc was begun The
tnsurr'"ct"s Wer. reported 80 Dee
huilding trenches directly opposite
the union station at III rasn.
NJ o'ciuck this aitcrnu"n n lnnS
cipher message from Minister L'r'tn.
tour addressed tu S,nor EeAniff
reaf he'd here II Is inferred thi' "a
contains priNat. assurances as tu the
attitude "t the government Sculi
lirsniff was at the Madcrn h,adqu1r-
tors three miles from here WHOM IL
came u probably wiil not reach l,tn
for at least an hour but the fact chat
u ~ on its way nav, deter tho robc,
traders from taking any action.
GVncral Madsru announced tHat
while he would not consent to - re.
pcwul oG the armistlcr he would uoi
attack juarcz TO-DAY
Judge carsbslal federal pen ,n-
vrN. at tb.So o'clock this morning de-
,lared hc had not received fnll 49,.
s0rr Vet To the propositions suau a.
ted hy Francisco l. Mndcio, Ir..
through his peace commissioner
Thuis siaN Iir Hscrih'd the delay %
interruption OF thc tclcgtaphir f. -il-
ties. informed Mndorp to that object
aud suggested that the armis,'"r
which expires AZ noon to-day, be ~.
t,ndod. Madero at that time 81 Il Do
would agree tu the eS;cnsiun
NJ tho Mhdcru eamp the opmun
then prevailed tia, Judge CartAala'
had received part uf the g"vornmrut
answer. but not all of II They were
confidout that tho announcement .i
thc intention Df President pa to
r,tgn would bc mudr hcfor. thp dJy
Nu~ over ana they were J"yfullv an
ucipatins "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
LEGISLATORS GAN
DO NOTHING
Court Holds That They Cam
not Inspect Bank Accounts
Of Millionaires in COnnec-
ton With Lorimer Case.
~, E,rn,.I u.r.,a \. -. Leased w,r.,

Chicago, lll, May G.-Judgv Petit
IN IA, circuit court today declared
thc Illinois senate could not force
Inspection of private bank accounts of
Edward 'filden. Tnis decision up
holds the writ of habcns corpus OH
taintd oS Tild"n, O.. W Benedict and
w g. cummings after they wcr, arr
rested on charges of contempt Tor re-
fIsing To- psescnt their account. Ia
the state senate Lorimcr Investigation
committee. Tild,n was named hy
Clarence Funk OF the International
Harvester company a. person io
whom he WAS directed {" s,nd q
check for slo.o00 To make up e fund
uf sio0.0uo alleged To have been used
IN elcctiug United states senator
William i.orimer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
IMPORTANT WITNESSES
ARE MISSING NOW
Men Whose Tc-iinion, j. Wanted In
OHIO Legislative scandal Cannot
NJ Pound by Prosecutor Wian
Wanted.
~, E...ins Ucrnla \. -. Le"-ra w'r~,

columbuf. -. MAY IA number Of
important witnesses that have been
.ubpopnacd in the legislative bribe
scandal are missing, according TO
Prosecuting Attorney Turn-y and
have PROBABLY left the state 'HhcN
Include some we'll known lobbyists
Who's, presence at the state house has
been a subject uf comment ever
since the Legislature" convened 4
well known official who has boou con-
ncct"d with the state house many
wears ls quoted a. having said this
Legislature was the most corrupt IN
his experience and he probably Viii
be- given II chance to tell what hc
knows to the grand iury
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
FRENCH AVIATOR FALLS
TO SUDDEN DEATH
I,rn Walton of Paris Wa~ Trying Ia
Interest thim-s' '.o,crnnwnt Ia
\,iaiion and Wa Making Test
flights.

Shanghai Mly e Rome WALTON,
the French aviator tcll from great
height tuda, aud Was instantly N'lcd
Walton belonged p Parts and hrs
been giving exhibitions ia this coun
try ior siN Wvrk- iu IA, hop, 90 in
tcrpsting tn, CHINESE government ~
military aviation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
HISTORIC PAGEANT
tOW tOuHJ1l on JVIY

Special to Evening Herald
santa r.. y. NJ NAV g. Subscrip-
tions are already being taken up for
the purpose oi raising a fund Tor a
celebration of the glorious Fourth
I'm santa ~ which win brcak all rec
ords for splendor aud enthusiasm,
Liberal contributions are being mado
aud II Is proposed 10 have the cel'-
bra,ion ur a big scale. \ historic pa
gcant VIII b. one OF the features OF
the day ana the usual patriotic cNrr-
cisos VIII be- held
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE is
ADVOCATED BY MONDELL
House N,,.i,c> RESOLUTION ~ NWnNd
the Constitution Cutting Out Nns
Discrimination ~ a. Votes ihsaw~e
~ ScN.

Washington. Nav G-lnlversal 4 wo.
mans suffrage was advocated IN con.
grass today IN u Joint resolution In
troduced by Representative Mondell
of wyoming The resolution would
amend tn, constitution 10 read.
The rights oi citizens shall not
be- danled or abridged b, The United
states or by any state on account 0f
seN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
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hcs Moincs. Ia. May . That tHr
reserve association plan as adNocutcJ
hy senator Ndrich IS a better propu-
sition than the central hank scheme
waN thc statement made last night hN
Charles - Dawes of Chicago. former
dress before the members Of group
siN ef tns lava Bankers association.