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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14
MnERE mn nLN,n LIES.

FINDER the above heading the Los
Angeles Tunes deals plainly with the
present statehood situation ana IL re-
trratcs. from th" same standpoint
hat this paper has already said
about clique Of would -ne patriots
and Scli-syIrd Democratic leaders
from inis territory
Tbr Los Angeles popor however.
deals more with IN" situation n Ar-
IONA that brought about the unlortu-
nate Flood resolution and il put, the
blame for the Statehood eight just
whore IL belongs, The Times SAYS
Pho news that President Taft stands
boy his principles ana VIII veto the
Flood statehood resolution causes no
aurpr.s, 40 Aiispua or elsewhere.
There is Indignation among the 500
called "proereaeilcs oym the failure
of taeir schemes. but. on the whole.
there Is O. to,liug thut Ar2onu "hus
got what was corning 10 hcg. ON his
visit to thc southwest last year tho
president warmed the pcopl" not e."
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14
The Churches

Cold aud broadway Christian Church.
captain WtndDI ut thu salvation
army. occupied tl, uuut vrstcrda,
morning with hiss Illustrated lecture
"u Oh" "prodIsll son Th, rv,uiau
Sermon Dos l'rmou p Williams uax
"u thr subject of Repentance"
R"pontuncr .s literally IA change
of mind toward amy proposition. Gnd
o. referred Go as rpprnfmu himself
W changing his attltnd, toward men.
on accession %, their sin Usually.
however tr word siguinos turn
ing from sin 60 rghtruusness
Repentance has mcn tho eternal
challenge ~ prophecy. testimony and
preaching. Return yo. and urn
yourselves from your uansgrossions.
said Ez' kici Repent, for tho king
dom 81 heaven Is az hand. cried
Joan. Jesus began to preach. taking
M Johns theme. Repent for the
kingdom Is az hand He commission.
ed his apostles. Repentance ana re-
mission OF sins shah Dee preached In
my name among an nations IN the
hrst gospel sermon ON pentacost. Pc
ter said Repent So ana be baptized
every one oi YOU, for tho remission
~ Your sins. And I'm HIS second epis-
tic he writes The Lotd Is longsumer-
ing toward YOU That an should come
10 repentance
Ana who can deny thNt men need
70 repent 4 wrong attitude toward
God Is universal In the human heart
Being ~ the animal world we are
willing to eat and drink and live
without thought of God In child.
rem, selnshneSs, lying. ana cruelty are
usually 6iscerned before moral we
sponsiaility Is developed And be-
sides tharn Is not nature conscience
but must confess 10 fragrant trans.
gresslGHs and uncleanness in Gods
sight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14
]. SAM AS A
MUSICIAN

W. dl hnuN sam as versatile
Snowman W. didn't know. however.
Chat De- manipulated almost any mu-
steal Instrument In reminiscent
mood today j sam confessed tu a
Herald reporter that hc was not alo
ways ON thc executive dNlsiou of tho
show business ga tact J. Sam rather
proudly admitted that ne started IN
in iho game bt carving Watcr tu the
elephant painting tho zoora and do
ing other like odd ana handy Jobs.
sam has dr'von tho stakes for the
canvass, pounded tho bass drum 10
the circus band, played the callope
tnd the chimes IN the parade step
rs step j sam went from the handy
man about the place 10 be- advance
man Then he got 10 be- general man
ager !. sam has now acquired a cou-
pie Of shows Of his own. Tonight he
Will return Ia his old fayoritc pas
time plying tn chimes lie says
mat thoy may appear little new TO
him, but he VIII not he like the girt
VINO left the music az home.
a big new show VIII happen to-
night New pictures Come early and
stay late
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14

TIA" Power of tho Pulpit and tho
Press, Captain wendell Acts l.. 81
The avenue of the brain and mind
"I the world. through speech tho
tongue James 3, powerful agency
i"t good 90 evil The devil knew
th's when he used b in thr garden 81
fden and CAUSED the tam OF man.
Genesis a,li. christ the rcdcemcr
was promised, who through this
agency sends the gospel 10 fallen
world, Mark 1898. The good seed
are ih" children OF tho kingdom. bus
inc iHros are the children of the
Airh"d one, Matthew i5.1T. 3a. Con.
esiF a.la; John A.il: Acts t8.to,
P'tor 2.li. 1 John 8.lu Tho tom
commandments. the statute and law
OF all nations and tribes. written 0r
Stone, Exodus 3l.1S. aud ou tb.
hearts OF men, Romans s.tt is.
Corinthians $50, and through the press
the revised Hihlc in few hoprs wa.
placed Ia the homes OF the peoule nv
rs agency everything for tho good of
pian IS promoted. This Natchmsu .s
on tne tower Ga warn VT danger also.
~ TINS We Use our talents Matthew
- ~ this we shall hc Judged. nov.
citations 26:l2.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14

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And how Do, tried t1 lead "a Uf. tho
u.uu..t of his former a,raefnr,
r.plutart m9r f4 .hnnp,l ip
collation. tl other mon. EnoWlus hI.
own .iu Do b,.am.s erpt. Inward
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servant who was forgiven "a debit of
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14
CARTHAGE CANTEEN
IS DURCLAR|zED
Robbers in Mining Town Get
Away With About Eighty !
Dollars But They Pass up
the Red Eye Brands.


Carthage. y VI. Aug u Robbers
entered the cantecn OF the Caithag"
Mercantile company here SATURDAY.
and made away with about $I0 in
cash from the till SO liquors were
taken nor was anything else disturb.
cd. u is not certain whether ;he
lock was picked the saloonkeeper lot
he door open or some one had key
of which the authorities were ignot
ant
The robbery tooh place between 70
ana ! 30 O'Clock IN the afternoon At
first q man who had that morning lelt
The camp was suspected. but later De-.
Voloqments showed Thar he had been
some distance away from the canteer
go the time of the robbery. and al.
Thought be apparently had large
quantity OF ready money ana was
somewhat the worse Tor liquor. he was
allowed TO leave he camp Saturda,
cNening
\ well attended dane" was held in
the school house saturday evening.
which was much enjoyed by those
present Robert T. Law. II VI llon
and William McDougal wege the com.
miroc IN charge Light refreshments
were served
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14

1851 end lee uov problem T.'r. PEI
..w, uit u ru attempt to pos. Jh'
lIuud ,..uuuu owe. tu, president ~
t,to HuJ t0p wtcmut would Do, 0li'.
IYi 10 Is evident tlt among tue ..u.
.tprs vh" voted Tor tine resolution
were some who 900 opposed Goo state.
hood ana who voted 81, hc, ODD sim.
/ pts Iu order tn1' the president mishi
sritJc ihr r.,UI i,atuI, alth y'to
u ls told fb,t Flood himself BIS corr
4id.iIrr. Ir tl. sttriuH bout th"
formalAlion of some m,1-urc which
/ plu meet with ,b, presidential ap.
prota Iu considering whether such
o. r,,.Iuuou would go through u
should be- r'momn,rod thHt this ses-
SION .r Duurfrss JuGdy NJs lar aut-
Irn ta, usual uot-Wcathor Imitation
Y.t turr, D,u Do, mo- doubt oI tho s,u.
cor. dreu. OF congress to finally di-.
pose of tho anomalous s,st'm ni tor-
.IItutIU government Tb,Io Wlll uc e
s.gh Of fcliri everywhere Whom tho
political infants 90 last have been
quicted. though with veipbr au
which viii Keep them hu.tlup 60
maintain.
There b. regret tho, >," N"yIro has
co. suffer tor tnc misdccds 81 "a poe
uueoI nctiuu Within lts ucighDor. But
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14

- Pauls English Lutheran church
held helpful services during the day,
beginning with the morning sunday
school session An Increased attend
anco over last SUNDAY WIS cause for
grartud, and sHstains the feeling of
hup,ininoss Tor this department %
our work
TIL, morning SERMON was based
upon the text as found n Romaas
"'ro them who by patient COM
tnuancr in we'll doins seek for glory
and honor aud immortality eternal
lIfr. The theme drawn from This
scripture VH4. "Cuuuuuancc Zoe Wen
Doing the Price of the Sou" tn part
On" discourse contained the follow
ing
Where Nc surrender tu, life Co.
Christ hc naturally expects aIwayS
aitsrWurd 90 find us u the path OF
dut} u is not s,r,ire fo. "a Tim,
and then inertia, u,gi.,t. Indifference
ANA ina tNltr hut 81 constant Hnu
loving hulN conflict II is tho doing
oi the THING from the heart. as unto
him that plvusrs our dNinp Lord. n
must lac remembered thai there. lis an.
ways need tor what his followers
hive orders 20 do Tie manifold
torn" oi 'h' work ~ tho church si,ss
plac" fer ali In saving the world
from Win Fidelity 10 him is utn
rr""ning mission ot his children
Th'ir conduct ana habits arc Ia
correspond with their profession. Tns
VOWS They have taken are to rpd
expression in their DAN. walk and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14

conversation. They are to boz 'liying
cpisttes known ana read OF an men.
THOR uf is 10 bc putc exemplary
ana prayvrful Their service H Co. Do"
hratty. cheerful and from ID loving
disposition. Their aims are tu be ei'-
waiting. pure ana ,ommcndabl'. Their
companions are Co Doe safe, upright
and sodly
Whore thor. Is lifp that would
honor christ and has ,aus" you may
look fur Nl ot these sterling virtues.
u s simply joy tor uly redeemed g"
du th,m rhrr y,r, poH,, uf wIud
auu happiu,s. ui lif. arises out of
such devotion tu their Lord. a near.
ne.~ 90 him brings iu-t such issues
from the heart
Tho evening hour was again filled
with "a e. D. and preaching service
based upon IA, e.. T.. topic tor tho
evening that of temperance. special
stress being placed upon the danger
ct small beginnings in sinful prac-
ticos. The address ia th" closing
hair hour hv the pastor cited various
staring evils aris,u, ont of our pres
emit uuholy saloon. They are places
uf inlluiy ana bi5sphvmy generally
and DO go much harm that the ne
lion is Justly entering upon "a warfare
ot entire determination To this "nd
tho cau comes Go the church 60 help
Tree our land and the world from b..
present alcohol onsnvemcnt Her
yer, best men are entering the ranks
of the Anu-Saloon league from an
denominations 10 drive the iniuuty
from the business world with an
due allowance 70 s. bad business
and may we'll boz abolished The basis
OF u is greed and tho breeding ct
crime, the care or which requires
many times over more thousands of
dollars uf honest tax money than tho
business as whole brings into our
public treasury
In the closing remarks Good y rem
eds WAS cited MS being a new heart
I'm Proverbs 90 20 Mr have those
words M, son, give mo thine heart.
and lct thine ewes observe ;nN ways
ii'rc We have Gods iuftluhle rem
eds Tor Ill sin. Tho Swing of tho
heart 90 him Involves purity 81 lifr.
u leads to the control ana godlikc
use ot an the functions of tho body
and faculties of the mind Tho heart
iu touch With God viii not take up
with questionable things n siyou 20
hm ho makes 90 now creation \
part from h is filled with ahomina-
ton. Closed 10 him il ~ always opeu
to evil Tho heart sealed for heaven
WIN not iuiuro or harm others for
gain.
The monthly coffee viii boz held
"Wednesday az Mrs Manu,s -.a North
Fourteenth street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14
NEW BUILDINGS ON
COLLEGE CAMPUS
Especial correspondence to III. Herald,

Especial Correspondence e. the Herald,
Las CrucCs. y NJ. Aug a. when
tho college students return In Sep
tcmner thcl viii und new buildin,
on the campus THAT viii not onl, add
to its beauty. but viii be- of great nc,l
%. a class hall and gymnasium rry
brick work ON the new bnilding rs
nearly finished, only u inches re.
naming The foundation and base.
mcnt OF IN, old NcFic hall destroyed
hy fire last IAN. is being transformed
nom e mass OF stone aud brick INTO
q water garden with fountains POOLS.
water plants and animals. etc. \
statue Of Professor Hiram ladley,
founder at the Agricultural collcgo.
and at present a member OF the board
OF regents. viii soon bc erected ncat
the water garden Othcr landscape
decorating Is being done and the ,ol.
leg, faculty Is ycr! deslrious of mak.
ms the entire campus a. beautiful
and ajtr9ciiy, as possible
Three new residences are being
completed in College Row
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14

Mexico at This time To the present
moment Nc has done all that he prom.
Used TO do, for he approved our con.
his unstintpd praise. We are chaTita.
hlo enough 10 believe that should
ho veto the statehood measure as 10
IS before him, he would IN no wise
be going hack on what be promised.
although the veto means territorial
government Tor sOnc indefinitely
long period lie will be registering
his kick against the "kiCkcr IN the
Arizona law II his boot az their
boomerang blasts our hopes il viii
not be the president who delivered
the correction. hut Altoona aud her
president batting friends must DO
held directly responsible prcsidon'
Tart would not be Inconsistent II he
vetoed the Flood resolution. ne would
be mngnanlmou- II he signed Il and
certainly the bui!doling senators yot
rave time C. show their love .or us
by elilinailn- tor q few months a
ploNisiOn thaj he people OF Arizona
may lovingly welcome 10 IT'S waiting
prnis when We both become states.
The brake has been applied ny ne
Arizona iasack We can only hope 70
may not kick its unwilling mate 10
death. In the meantime here's bot
ing Uncle William never sees those
aftidavlts
T. Il possible HE Morning Journal
IS furnishing This dope for OR Demo.
attic friends at Washington 20 AGO
on The floors of ihe house aud senate
10 case President TAFT yatocs the
measure
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14


fail und,r
Irgetna utte jokes carried into lie that
attaching elusive 90 'rnr aud Watching 1cpaa Victims
their vain endeovor g., oycrakc t
variation OF uts historic tk ho, n worked out hy an Aou-
c' who continuing ID" early inclination" Of ur childhood b" ace
%
ho Then
% s. M %
,
rosaals b. reached the
\
ud tho side had boon used 90 pull
Try hus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14
g. O. O. REMOVES ALL HUMORs
sn1s s1s s.1s FROM .THEiBLDDD

The cause Of all skin diseases traced to some humo in The
nood ana therefore the of trouble can come onv
through thorough cleansing of this vital fluid SayeS washes
onon ee relieve some the itching and discomfort help TO reduce
Inflammation or aid in Keeping the clean bu such treatment
does not reach the blood and of course can have no real curative
enec cures skin Diseases every Kind because puRes
Inc blood an internal remedy for an internal trouble and works
on inc ony reasonable and certain method cure SSS removes
an aeaS ana humos om the circulation leaves the blood stream
C eay and nourishnR in order that supply .he cuce
WIN ls necessary properties TO lis smooth normal con-
nen cure results because the old exciting cause has been
disposed of Book Skin Diseases and anv nedc advice sent
Iee 70 all who write. SIS is sold At drug stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14

n suffered intensely after eating
ana no medicine or treatment | tried
seemed 10 do any good" writes n
Youngsters. editor of the sun. Lake
View. ohio. '"rhe first fow doses Of
Chamberlain's stomach ana Liver
Tablets gave me surprising relief ana
the second bottle seemed 10 give mo
a new stomach ana perfectly good
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14

II TAFT has a VTOE cui Il Oh, or
We WIN all Iotget him next election
The Airdome rs tor New Mexico state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14
rmE INnnnENr LNzINres nr MNNKINn.

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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1911-05-05
Notice to Creditors

IL the County Court uf the State of
Oregon for Umatilla County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Francis
NJ. Mansfield, Deceased:
All persons whom it may concern
are herety notified that George W.
Gross was duly appointed on the Sth
day of April, A. D., 1911, admins
traitor with the will annexed of the
estate of Francis N. Mansfield. de-
ceased. and that letters CT admins
tration with the will annexed have
been issued to him. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are
hereby notified and required to present
them to him, with proper vouchers as
required by law, at the Office of his
attorneys, Peterson & Wilson, in Ath-
ena, Oregon or at their Offices in Pen
dleton, Oregon. within six months
from date Of the first publication of
this notice, which said first publica-
tion is made in the Athena Press news
paper on Friday the 14th day of April
A. D., 1911.
George W. Gross,
Administrator with the will annexed
of the estate of Francis NJ. Mansfield,
Deceased.
BY Peterson q Wilson,
Attorneys for Admr.
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.Batted for Darling in ninth.
Summary--Earned runs, Athena, 2.
Two base hits, Pelland, Picard.
Three base hit, Brown. Sacrifice hits,
Clark, Frink, Lleuallen, 2, DePeatt.
Halgarth. Stolen bases. Clark, Frink
Picard 3. First on balls, Halgartn. l..
Struck out, by Frink, 13; by Hal
garth, s. Left on bases, Athena, 9;
Milton, ]. Double plays. Pelland to
Clark. Passed balls, Darling. 2. First
base on errors, Athena 6; Milton, 2.
Time of game, one hour and 35 min
utes. Umpire, VanWinkle.
Diamond Dust.
Umpire evan Wrinkle" had an off
day on balls and strikes He lock ed
argument with Tivis Henderson, Of
Milton, and ended the conversation
by sticking fine on the Milton play
or.
Lieuallen did some clever saorifc-
ing. He laid down bunts with the
precision of seasoned Lacquer.
Manager Littlejohn will journey
with his Millers down to Echo Sun
day, where the boys will dine on liz
ards and incidentally entertain the
fans of that city.
Pendleton "came back" Sunday
and walloped the Echo Lizards 13 to 4.
Hollis was in good form, having 20
strikeouts to his credit.
Sunday week Pendleton plays here,
Weston goes to Milton and Walla
Walla will be at Echo.
Pendleton is on the card at Weston
Sunday. Handbills advertising the
game set forth the statement that it
will be a 'scrappy game" but no
Scraps" between these old time ri
walls.
The Weston Walla Walla game
Sunday broke up in the eighth inning
in row, the teams leaving the field
with the score tied at to 3. Pres
ident Frazier of the league has le-
served his decision until further inves-
tigation, for the reason that conflict
ing statements have been made by
Umpire Breed and Captain Jack
Keefe. Hence, until the league pres
ident renders his decision, the game
does not figure in the percentage col
umn.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1911-05-05
SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Umatilla County.
J. B. Miller. Plaintiff,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1911-05-05

In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Umatilla County.
j. B. Miller, Plaintiff,
vs..
Viola Miller, Defendant.
To the Defendant, Viola Miller:
In the name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled cause and Court
on or Eefore the last day of the time
prescribed in the order for publication
of Summons. made herein on the 9th
day of April, 1911. viz: BY or within
six weeks from the date of fist pub
lication of Summons herein, and if
You fail to so answer therein, for want
thereof. the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief PRAYED for in the
Complaint on file herein. towit: For
decree wherein and whereby the
bonds of matrimony now and hereto
fore existing between the Plaintiff and
the Defendant may be forever set aside
aud granting unto Plaintiff such 9TH
or, further and general relief as to this
Court may seem just aud proper.
This Summons is served upon you
by order of the Hon. Gilbert W,
Phelps, Judge of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon. for Umatilla
County, which order is dated the 9th
day of April. 1911. The date of the
first publication of this Summons is
Friday, the 7th day of April, 1911
and the date of the last publication
thereof is Friday. the l2th day of
! May, 1911. Goodwin d Neal,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Residing at Freewater, Oregon.
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offerings and the errors of his team
mates, and in the sixth every Miller
on the team batted around, netting
five runs
Halgarth pitched good ball. but
errors, of which there was a total of
10, Darling being guilty of five mis-
demeanors, together with bis inability
to swedge-up in the pinch es. made it
possible for SO many patters on the
pan.
In Athsna's half of the second Pic
ard was safe on Halgarth's error. He
stole second. Lieuallen sacrificed him
to third and he scored on Bundy's sac
rifice fly to Jayne. Owen brought
over the second run in the third, when
be was safe on Hughes error. He pill
fered second, took third when CLARK
iockeyed between first on a mutfed
third strike, drawing the throw from
Darling too late for Jayne to relay it
to Hug hes, aud scored on Frink's in
field hit.
Picard blew in with bis second run
in the fourth, when be beat a throw
by Darling to first after the catcher
had dropped the third strike. He
stole second and third and registered
on Browns single.
In the fifth Owens was forced at
second. Clark rested safe on tielder's
choice, taking second on Frink's in
field hit and scored on Pellands's sih-
gle.
Bundy opened the sixth with sim
gle and Brown followed with one.
Both advanced when DePeatt went
out, Darling to Jayne. An error gave
Owens life at first, Bundy scoring,
and Brown going to third. Clark was
safe on Halgarth's error. Brown scor-
ng. Owens scored on a passed ball.
Frink sacrificed Clark to second. Pei
and drew pass. Picard soused out
A two-base hit, scoring Clark and Pei
and.
Brown came through with a three
1agger in the seventh and scored on
DePeatt's sacrifice fly. Clark turned
lis third run in the eighth. He was
safe on Halgarth's error, went to third
IN Pelland's two base hit and scored
when Darling threw to first and
caught Picard instead of whipping
,he ball to catch Clark at the plate.
The score book says:
BY Innings.
Athena 0 5 XII