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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-13

gou, to tho eoust for several weeks
visit During MIR sullivan absence
his place as office manager for the
Charles Held company $500 pe uil,d
Pos r NJ Elvood of tho U..'d house
at Lac Vegas
Deputy sheriff Tboma, Moore Of
Grant county passed through the city
last night EN- route % silver CITY with
James Kennedy, who for Oh, past tao
wears has boon serving 30 term in the
pou,trutiary on "a murd,r charge
kennedy has been granted rctrial.
william T. wood president OF tho
American Wooden COMPANY. stopped
over ~ Albuquerque yesterday on his
way o. california Mr. Mood and
family ave travelling 81 their private
car superb said GO b., the finest
steel car cyor constructed
W Baycr chico el,rk nf tho ter
ritorial pyuitontpry. was Iu the CITY
uu SauurdoH tn present 90 the mayor
aud the cii1 council tn, merits OF the
vuirod brick manufactured AZ the
pcnitontiaIy with q Wow o." placing
orders for the same 10 hD used In
the street paving here
III, teachers of B,ruaulo county
VIll meet In County superintendent
A. o. ~truup's office on March -, 90
take mp the study of several cNaptcrs
iu standards in Education. Tho
meeting VIII ho in thr nature of an
institute with cNpositicus and discuss
-ions OF the chapters.
\ compromise has boon effected IN
the cas-, ul Dr &. T. l.ukcus OF tho
| Albuquerque CniidrcH's Home and
Mrs. Estclc Bcrn"r ol Gallup. where
by Mrs B,rurr De- given the custody
of her child. Who was secured Dos Dr.
| I.ukcns on March . In TIA, probate
! court of Mcknloy county. II was
| alleged that tho mother allowed tho
.hiid To drink beer ana dance In pub
lic places \ writ of habcas corpus
was invoked to secure tho enid ana
tho mother promised 10 take q To- cat
| 1nrnia. where 1t would have good
| home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-13
GREEN IS JUb|LANT
OVER OUTLOOK
Believes Albuquerque Can.
ming Factory Will Become
One of the Biggest in the
West.

e. a. Green, the ,auncry man. left
saturday uiEht tor Denver. very mbi-
liant u.s. to Ga" outiuoK tur u great fac
toiy ~ Albuquerque. lir thinks b, is
probable that IA" Albuquerque fac
tors will develop into the star factory
eft the company,
IN, TACT that stands out foremost
is t1at this BE- an Ideal garden spot
and that u d. ouIy necessary e., got
Tn" farmers started 100 the tomato
business 10 hulId up th. greatest am
uor> Boo This section ui th, world. once
started, tho .3uurU viii Prove such
a muu,t mak,t GO both tine farmers
| aud the Stockholders that 10 viii grow
.apid't.
Thr committee That sounded the
! territory north of town saturday
found that thor. would bc no trouble
iu getting t., urm,t- Zoo thut LOCALITY
! Goo Isa' Tomatoes Iu,N N,r. uui-
| y,rsa.. ut tuv opinion that the toe
uJto 'usiurr- would b., very plult.
! tnl. 5000 said that whereas they were
! NOT uu, .u~ over tu, sugar beet hue'-
moss e..u that matter Nu- placed bee
| intr t4,H suur uu, ~Iuy, thrr, was
ItIIs ar,I. IIft.r,uu. 300 favor pi taH
tomato .u,aH aud explanatory pf
Iu.. atu.I. 90 Immediately same
uuuiug Oh. htur. EN,rNuu, knows
.pm,thna a",ut raising tomatoes to
start with tT,. sass, Will, mono knew
tb, u.t puIuI. about the sugar
beet industry
Meetings how. boon arranged for
lthtr, nights This week. as follows Los
| 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-13
OLD TOWN BROWNS
WIN BASEBALL GAME

The Old Town Browns Yesterday
defeated On, Happy Go-Lueky nine bN
a scor. eff To- % iu wvtl plnNcd
game ON Tho Luna park diamond
.Tho following lineup did th' "UrN
Browns Torres, ahortstou N'''n-
cia. second base. % TurrD-. nrs; hHsr.
T,nuriu. third base, Muut"'a l'i'
field. Noud,,nld,. catcher d. Torres,
.,outor uyla, Wmuug, pitcher.
IlnppN eco Lu'hts o.. NcIuuna
len fold, Jones. thirJ p1-c. Murphy
pitcher. Guctara, catcher. L't'r'y
third base, IarrUk, right u'ld' d.
McCanna. nrst base. Spilz sh"r'Si"l'
burke. center fold.
NoNt sunday tho Browns viii play
two games ono With the Highland
smggors ana tho other with IN Hap
.uy Co luckys.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-13

n you have trouble in getting r''
OF your cold YOU may know that you
are not treating II properly Th'r'
is no reason why cold should hans
ON Tor weeks aud II viii not If y"'
take Chamborlain's Cough Renf'dl
For sale by all druggtsts'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-13
I,otl, TERRIFYING.

"Mcn led rorlous lives daring the
stone age"
mo doubt. sun. I don't imagine
ia was any worse Ia hc chased by a
ptcrodactN than {, r. To- he bumped
In the back by an automobile"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-13
Nlorc'~ the lit,.

"Tho modern loyor doesn't READ
T.urilc' a. the girl Of his dreams
"No. He takes her 10 see prom
lem play"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
TN WI NIHiE.
Tonight aud Tuesday iair. not
much change ~ Temperature,


William ". lt NJ'i. H 10 business
visitor mere from santa f.
\. IT, Henderson ut 80 raso IL q
city visitor TODAY.
NJ. "A. smith OF DID,. Vegas was in
the Ga, owe. -uuU1.
Ar a. uIl. .H. civ ON
.b..i Du..p..e min.
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nus nome TO ''''i". ~ "''''
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u. y tu"W.i auditor OF the N'N
Mexico Central llc ri} from
SANTA F'.
a. -. roniug and wife went TO
santa re this morning on short
trip.
\ lic,ne, 10 marrs Hl. granted Sat
Urday To- ~. Eo-. rtdu. 80. ANA Tr.
ANA Lop,z. 80. both o' Albuquerque.
MIR. ana Mn. chamberlain. tourists
GA route from aliuu .luuls To talifor-
| mia. spent yesterday here.
Nf4s Sp.l,r and ..r ,uut Miss
Hammond. ar, u On, cit, from H,r-
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-13

u you want stylish horse and
buggy see w J. Trimble. ll3 y. end
~, Phone No. 3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-13
Room, Unongh

Oh. do not slight
The "harcm skirt.
Il isn't tight
Enough To hurt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-13
For sale.

Touring car, 1911 model rare
BARGAIN Box 29G. Albuquerque. 2tN
Abu.upraue. % wk.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27
RUNAWAY BOY TAKEN
INTO CUSTODY HERE

City Marshall Julius Cramer picked
up Wilbur Lawrence, a thirten-year-
old runaway boy from Cripple Creek.
on Main street here Tuesday after
noon and is holding him until the ar
rival OF an officer from Teller county
to take him home The boy had been
missing for several days and the au-
thorities all over the state had been
requested to keep a lookout for him
He was formerly employed as a mes
senger in the service IF the Postal
Telegraph company IN Cripple Creek
and was well known in the district
He was on his way to Salt Lake City
and the Pacific coast when apprehend-
ed. He will be taken back home this
afternoon or tomorrow.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27
TAKEN TO INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL FOR: GIRLS

Mrs Elizabeth Bozetta, or Elizabeth
Corrella, as she is best known, was
taizsh to the State Industrial School
for Girls at Morrison by Frank Barth-
Ell. chief clerk in the Office Of Sheriff
Esser. on an ea-ly train Tuesday
moTning. where she will be taken care
OF al the public expense in accordance
with the decree Of the county court.
Although only fourteen or fifteen
years OF age. the corrella girl was
married couple of months ago. but
soon afterwards deserted her husband
fog alleged mistreatment and went to
PuebIo. where she is said to have
zssociated with immoral women until
tsken in charge by a charitable and
befevolent organization
Previous to her marriage she had
t,sst engaged In several escapades and
had been taken into the county court
for punishment as an incorrigible.
where she was sentenced to the indus
trial school for girls. but its execution
suspended during good behavior. On
the presentation of formal complaint
to him on Monday of this week. Judge
Cooper ordered that the sentence i'm
posed upon the delinquent several
months ago be carried out. Under
the provisions of the order for her
commitment she can be released when
ever. in the opinion of the authorities.
a reform in her conduct has been ef-
fected
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27
CtLLs:CAHOHlClTY DISTRICT
"EDtE.OF THtEWEST"

Fred ID. Warren. of Girard, Kansas.
editor of the Socialist paper. The
Appeal to Reason" who lectured at
Florence on Sunday. was the guest OF
5. A. Van Buskirk here on Monday
while on his way to Grand Junction
and other towns on the western slope
Mr.. Van Buskirk took the visitor on
an excursion of the Skyline drive and
through the orchard districts of Lin
coin park and Fruitmere. which pleas
ed him greatly. He was enthusiastic
over the beauty OF the town and its
surroundings: pronouncing the COM
munity The Eden OF the West" He
Instructed Mr.. Van Buskirk to select
a small fruit ranch for him within
few miles of town, which he will
purchase with the intention of ulti-
rhately making his home here. Mr.
Warren announced his intention of
returning to Canon City some time to-
wards the end of August for the pur-
pose OF delivering a public lecture and
his friends here will secure the Skat-
ing rink with view OF giving him
a rousing reception on that occasion.
Mr.. warrens paper has subscription
list OF Ave hundred thousand names.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27

CONVICT S
ESCAPE
EASY
Accomplice, Said to
Be Wife, Aids IN
Getaway.

J. t. Murray. No. 77s4 ON the prison
register. made his getaway from the
limestone quarries OF the penitentiary
on the eastern slope Of the Hogback
Tuesday afternoon and has not yet
been apprehended. Murray was a
"trusty" and was sent here from Den
yer In 1909, to serve an indeterninate
sentence of from i've to ten years for
forgery and working a confidence
game. His wife. who came to Canon
City recently from Denver. Is suspect
ed of having been Instrumental in his
escape and the authorities are to bring
about her arrest as an accomplice-
She is believed to have secreted
clothing. as well as a false beard, by
means Of which he could disguise
A-AAScAAs III a b4aon pie IL inc flcAulC
of the quarries. which he appropriated
as a necessary adjunct in the plan of
escape Mrs Murray left here on
Denver & Rio Grande train No. 10
Tuesday morning and the police OF
the state are endeavoring to locate
her II found and convicted. she will
be liable to term of seven years in
states prison
AS soon as Murray was reported
missing by the guard bloodhounds
were taken to the scene for the pur-
pose of trailing him to his hiding
place and in that way his discarded
clothing was found. but no trace of
his whereabouts discovered. Murray
is fifty-four years of age and an ex-
ceptonally bright. intelligent man. He
lately invented labor-sating device.
for which he has applied for a patent
through a local attorney. and, like
Col. Mulberry Sellers. thinks there's
millions In it"
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27

OF CASE IS
NOW ON
Charles Bos1ey on
rial for Manchi-
no's Murder.

The trial OF Chas. Bosley. colored.
charged with the murder Of Dominick
Manchino at Portland in this county
on June fourteenth. was concluded In
district court here at 10 o'clock this
morning and a recess taken until
o'clock this afternoon in order that
the court might prepare instructions
for the jury in relation to the guilt or
innocence of the defendant. Argu
ment of the case was begun on the
re-assembling of court this afternoon
by District Attorney Locke, who re-
viewed the evidence presented by the
state in relation to the prisoner; quot
ing at length from the sworn confess
sion of the crime.
While the trial was devoid Of any
sensational testimony, a mass Of facts
were brought out by the witnesses
for the people tending to confirm in
all OF its sensational details, the con-
fession of Bosley. Smith and Kirkland
concerning the robbery and murder OF
Manchino. Counsel for the prisoner
objected very strongly to the admis-
sion OF the confession as evidence. but
they were overruled by the court and
it was allowed to go to the jury with
out reservation OF any kind. II des-
cribed with considerable directness
and detail the plot to kill Manchino
and the method of its execution: thus
furnishing the jury some very import
ant data upon which to predicate its
verdict.
Bosley's wife. who resides in Pueb-
10. and is reported to be woman of
considerable property. has been loyal
to him since his arrest in connection
with the killing of Manchino and sup
piled the money to empoly for him
one of the best criminal attorneys in
Pueblo. She has been an intensely
interested spectator of the proceed
ings in court and sat by the side Of her
accused husband during the three days
OF the trial. Bosley himself, while
affecting an unconcern in the matter.
has watched with much solicitude
every move of the court and of the
prosecuting attorney; realizing as
comparatively few prisoners at the
bar do, how much depended upon
them.
Bosley was not put upon the wit
ness stand in his own behalf. as his
confession, which was certified to be-
fore notary public. precluded the
necessity for such course. The court
room has been crowded with people
since the beginning of the trial; q
good many of them from the eastern
part OF the county where the murder
ed man was best known. Careful
attention was given to the witnesses
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27
THOUSANDS OF VOTES ]
ARE CAST TO DATE
Big Offer of Watches aad Winchester Re
peating Carbine Does Things---Last
Regular Count Given.

10 Miss Mamie De Vol. of East Canon.
who is not far from first position.
In district number four. Miss Pearl
Bogardus. of Chadler, continues 10
hold the first place. followed by Miss
Mary vezzetti, OF Brookside. who is
giving her a hard race
Mrs. Stanley Haley. OF Rockyale. is
doing some good hustling and the
next count will. no doubt. find her
good record much increased.
District number hve is doing great
things. Miss Patton. OF Hillside. is
bound to make the entire county keep
on the lookout and they have reason
to. She sends In votes In large
bundles.
Miss Ada Muehlback. OF Coaidaie. is
making a strong showing. Her rec
ord to date Is deserving Of much
praise. She is making q steady pull
and is heard from in nearly every
count
The interest is getting intense In all
sections. Everyone Is excited over
their particular favorite.
Special Prizes.
The contest for the watches and
Winchester 10 getting furious. Get
In all new subscriptions tonight that
Is possible. as the position OF the con-
tsstants In the race for the special
prizes will be given TO date In to-
morrow nights issue of the Record.
Only Eve more days left in which
to win a handsome watch and there
are two of them offered to the sue
cessfui ladies.
a fine Winchester rife goes to the
successful gentleman. This offer
closes July 81. 1t all depends on
YOU.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27

Hariett, left Tuesday evening for a
few weeks visit in Kansas. They will
go directly to Oxford, Kansas, where
they win visit relatives. and they ex-
pect TO stop at Hutchinson on their
return trip at the home of C. E. Mitch
ell. who resided on Lincoln Park for
several years.
The Lincoln Park prayer meeting
will be at the Andrews home on Sher-
man avenue. with Rev. J. H. sayel.
who is visiting with his daughter.
Mrs. A r. Roming. as leader. We'd
nesdsy ) p. M
Mics Mabel Barnes returned home
this week after a visit with her faith
er at walsenburg.
e Mrs. L. NJ. Johnson. who has been
Waiting his brother. Mr.. Thos. C.
JOHNSON, left Monday. His wife and
three children will remain for some
time
! Miss Mildred McAlester. OF Omaha,
Neb,, Is visiting at the Thos. C. John
son home and with other friends in
this city.
Please phone Lincoln Park items to
White 1881. this next week.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27
TAFT SIGNS RECIPROCITY BILL

Washington. July s6.--Taft this aft
e,noon received an ensrossed copy of
the Canadian reciprocity agreement.
signed and sealed by Vice President
sherman and speaker Clark. TAFT
alsnss II At three p N.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27

In the last record OF votes cast to
date In the great auto and piano race,
we ind Mr.. Geo. Prentiss ahead Of
the entire county. Mrs. Alexander
IL very close and is making a hard
effort to capture 1st place
II would be difficult to find a harder
fought &ls for votes than this.
Porter Lyons Increased his strength
"a the tussel by adding n large num-
Fer Of votes and he still clings to
third place, with his eye on those
higher up
In the fourth place in the entire
county vote Is Miss Maude Patton. OF
HILLSIDE Mas Patton made another
lunEe and with a sudden increase Of
$500 votes she boosted her record
away ahead Again she is In the
same class with the top notchers-
Mr.. Sam Higgins added greatly to
his former standing and seems bound
to Join in the nght for the auto
Mrs. NJ Ethel Mas succeeded In
doubling her vote which places her
well up In line
Mr.. . Padgett also increased his
standing to twice the number Of votes
be preTsosy had
In district number two Miss Vera
Merris. OF South Canon. continues to
keep mt the head OF her district
! ~-Miss 8aas Hrnfer. Of Lincoln Park
IL In second place following closely
behind Miss Merris.
Miss Bessie Norton. OF East Canon.
district number 3. has more than twice
the votes TO her credit than she had
the preceding count
Miss Norton is rewarded for her
Efforts recently made and now Is the
leader OF her entire district
Next in line and in second place
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27

of Andre Beaumont. won the 1910
mile British circuit race. vedrines sec
ond. Conneau's total flying time. az
hours. 2s minutes. For hours today
the aviators raced together. vedrlnes
gained bat was unable to overcome
connsau's LEAD. vsdrins's ayins time.
"a Aours. a minutes.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27

Confined on Page ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-11
A WEAK WOMAN
AND Her STORY
In Floral, Ark, Lives a Lady Who
Feels That Her Strength Was
Restored by Cardui.

Floral, Ark.-w must speak good
word for Cardui," writes Mrs. Viola
Baker, of this place.
about month ago was HI very bad
health. was SO weak and nervous that
was not able to do my houSeWork.
"My husband bought me one bottle OF
Cardui, the Woman's tonic. took it ac-
cording to directions and now | am in
good health.
81 think Cardui is fine tonic for weak
women"
And you are not the only lady who
thinks so, Mrs. Baker.
Thousands, like you, have written to
tell of the wonderful benefit Cardui has
been to them.
Cardui contains no minerals, or other
powerful drugs. 1t contains no gycerin
or other mawkish- tasting ingredients.
1t is just a pure, natural extract, OF
natural vegetable herbs, that have been
found to regulate the womanly functions
and strengthen the female system.
All druggists sell Cardui.
See yours about it.
B.-Wnte to: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chatta-
nooga Medicine Co, Chattanooga, Tenn, 1or opecidi
Instructions. and 64-page book, Home Treatment
tor Women" sent in plain wrapper on request
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-11

Says the Dallas Times Herald:
Hon. Michael Link, who turned
states evidence in the Lorimer
case, was found dead in bath tub
today. Craig Lippincott, foremost
citizen of Philadelphia, was found
dead in his bath tub last week. Why
not prohibit the importation, manu-
facture and sale of bath tubs? But
why should a Chicago politician in
wade bath tub without guide?"
Not being acquainted with the prev
ious condition of Craig Lippincott
we are unable to draw conclusions
that will satisfactorily explain why
a bath tub was disastrous to his
health, but when we consider the
lemise .-ll1444aais legislator the
conclusion forces itself that, f0I
some reason, those individuals whc
have been first treated to coat O
whitewash incur a great risk when
they continue even passing ac-
quaintance with the bath tub. For
this reason it is concluded that there
are several state and national politi-
clans who are in constant danger,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-11
ABLE SENATORS
REPRESENT IDAHO
Hepburn and Borah Are Typi-
cal Fighters from the
Northwest.
bORAH IS AN |NSURCENT
He Is the Senator Who Started the
Fight on Lorimer During the
Last Session of Con
gress.>


| Special Correspondence.
Washington, d. c., April J.-The
western state of Idaho, comparative
ly new, and, for lack of more popu-
lation, having but a single member
Of the House, is very ably represent
ed in the senate The Hon. Weldon
B. Hepburn, along with some strik-
ing personal peculiarities. is man
of unusual ability. He will soon be
fifty-nine years old was born in
Pennsylvania, and his parents were
English Quakers- little as one
might suspect it, from his very ag
gressive disposition. He is a large
man, with a heavy jaw and square
shoulders; and everything about
him suggests strength and determin-
alton. 1t was he who made the lone
fight against the reception of the
statue of Gen, Robert f. Lee, when
the State of Virginia, under the au-
thority conferred upon each state,
placed it in Statuary Hall, along side
that of Washington No reply was
made to his speech, and every vote
on either side ofHthe senate, was cast
against him. His action was not pop
ular, but it was characteristic of
him. He follows his bent, whether
he have company or not.
He has lived in Idaho since 1888:
helped to frame the constitution UNI
der which the territory became
state, and fought the popular notion
of the free coinage of silver through
all its varying stages in the west
This, perhaps, delayed his appear
ance in congress; but when he came
in 1903, it was with the unanimous
support of his party. which was Civ
en- him again in 1909 He is a sue
cessful LAWYER, and has never held
another office than this He is a
speaker of positive force, and | have
heard few men with such perfect
command of language. The right
word comes to him without hesita-
ton and enables him to express
himself at all times with clearness,
force and precision; and this rare
gift. along with his unusual ability
and responsiveness, makes him an
antagonist to be respected in any
contest.
VIM. E. Borah, the junior senator
from the same state, was born in
Illinois after the close of the war,
and is now fortyzfive years old He
was educated in Kansas, and went
to Idaho to live and practice law.
His coming as senator, in 1907,
marked the passing of Fred Dubois,
who left the republican party and
became a democrat, with Teller and
other western republicans, on the
issue of free silver, in 1896. Senator
Borah first gained general promin-
ence as the prosecutor of Meyer and
other leaders of the Western FEEDER
alton of Miners, in 1905, when they
We're indicted for murder and other
crimes, which for~months created
reign of terror in parts of the west,
and in Idaho and Colorado, especial
ly The prosecution failed at the
end of a highly sensational trial,
Notwithstanding the ability, force
and fearlessness with which it was
conducted but it wrought a change
in the management and methods
heretofore followed in certain wes
tern labor circles.
Senator Borah is one of the ora