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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-24
Semi-Annual Session !.
... of Bishops Council
-------
Is Attended by IL. Number of Premi-
&C., nent Ministers, Including .Candi-
dates for High Offices.

Knoxville, Tenn, Aug. 23-The
sem1-annual session Of the Council
or Blshops Of the A. VI. Il. Zion
church was held here at the Logan
Temple from Wednesday to- Satur-
day OF last week. The session waa,
called to order by Eishop George.
Lincoln Blackwell, Of PHILADELPHIA.
Al the evening session addresses OF
welcome were delivered by Mayor
Felskell, Hon. H. p. Johnson, Rev.
X. 5. Rivers, pastor Of Logan Tenn
pie; DR.. S. Fl. Logan and Miss PearY
Bruce. Responses were: made bv2
Rev. S. l.. Corrothers, Of WASHINGTON
d. G..
The Bishops made a report ~
their work, as we'll as DR.. George
Z. Clement, editor OF the Star of
Zion; DR.. w. H. Go!er, of Livings-
tone College financial secretary J. s.
Jackson and other general officers
The session was attended bv
number of prominent ministers, In
Guiding candidates for bishop and
other general officers.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-24

by the best elements of the white
people, both Sorth and South. Their
spoken word Of cheer and their
deeds of kindness speak louder tones
than words and have done much t.
inspire us
We reaftirm our faith in the wis
dom, Judgment and purity of pur-
pose Of our leader, Booker r. WASH
lngton and believe that under his
safe and sane leadership the race
Will climb step by step into full and
complete citizenship"
A petition to Congress was read
by the same committee renewing a
former petition to the President and
both houses Of Congress with ref
erence to the Frcedmans Bank and
the. establishment of national
Memorial Home for aged and infirm
colOred people,
The next session will be held in
Chicago.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-24
MARYLAND ODD FELLOWS
HOLD BIENNIAL, sEssInN/

Annapolis, Md, August 23.-The
biennial session Of the Maryland Dis
trict Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows
opened this meeting at Asbury NJ. F..
Church and will continue until to-
morrow night. Following the calling
of the session to order by Grand Mas
ter Ware w. Conway, Of Jesterville,
Md, formal welcoming services were
held. District Grand Secretary Jesse
| /. Nicholas made his Biennial report
this afternoon Among those expected
J 10 deliver addresses tomorrow are
former Grand Master w. l.. Houston
Of Washington; Henry Lincoln John
son, Recorder Of Deeds at Washing
ton; Henry p. Slaughter, editor OF
the Odd Fellows Journal, and James
F. Needham, grand secretary of the
order. Tt"'a.'
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-24
Blended Together
(Continued from Page One.)
The following officers were elect

The following officers were elect
ed:
President, Booker r. Washington
Alabama; first vice president, Chas
Banks, Mississippi; second vice
president. j. E. Bush, Arkansas
third vice president, Harry r. Pratt
Maryland; fourth vice president, S
G. Ebert, Delaware; fifth vice-pres.
dent, d. j. Turner, Oklahoma; cor
responding secretary, Emmett +
Scott, Tuskegee Institute, Alabama
treasurer, Gilbert G. Haris, Ms ssa-
chusetts; registrar, f. II. Gilbert
New York; assistant registrar, r. c.
Houston, Texas; transportation agt
Cyrus Field Adams, Illinois; com
piler, S. Laing William, Illinois; Of
fetal stcnographer, William II. Da-
Wis, Washington, d. G.
The executive committee, J. G..
Napier, chairman, TENNESSEE ScipIo
A. Jones, Arkansas; S. e. Courtney
Massachusetts; w. G. Gordon, Mis-
souri,; George c.. Hall, Illinois,; Rob
ert E. Jones, Louisiana; r. II. Hays,
Tennessee; w. T. Andrews, South
Carolina; -I.-B. Bell, Texas: J. G..
Jackson, Kentucky; M. NJ. Lewey
Florida; t. J. Elliott, Oklahoma; S.
A. Furniss, Indiana; J. G. Thomas,
New York
The following resolutions were
adopted: "The National Negro Bus
mess League in twelfth annual ses.
sion assembled, finds many things
for which the race and the country
may we'll rejoice. The movement
among the Negroes Of this country
to buy land, establish commercial in
stitutions, schools and other organi-
Zations, is growing stronger each
year. The race has recognized the
truth that the standard by which it
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-24
Catholic Religion
Is Is Gaining Ground
Among Coinred People of the South,
Thinks Father Dorsey, One of
Five Negro Catholic Priests g. I'm
this County:

baltimore, Md, August 23.--Pav.'
j. Henry Dorsey, ONE Of the fiye
colored priests in this country, is in
the city visiting relatives. He is.
teacher in st. Joseph"s College for
Negro Catechists, Montgomery, Ala.
In speaking Of the work of his do
nomination in the South, he said:
fhe Catholic religion Is gaining
ground among our people in the
South. The college where I. teach not.
only trains catechists, but gives
training for those who desire to fol-.
low professional pursuits. haves
learned to love the South during my.
nine years residence there -
Father Dorsey said mass at St.
Peter Claver Church Sunday morn
ing. He Is native Of this city and
was educated in the local public
schools, Epiphany Apostolic College
and st. Joseph's Seminary. He was
ordained at st. Francis Xavier
Church, this city in June. 1t was on
this occasion that Rev. J. J. SIattery:
then superior Of st. Joseph's Semi
nary, delivered a notable address in
which he argued for the rights of tho
race. - Il
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-24

The presenttas sneeAAAa=S - = ~
iiyeTed by Mrs. A. Il, Sinclair. Aak3 = -,
Miss Elua Brown. 4 TX - NH A
A. P. Straughter spoke. ON stbe ~,
work OF the sentinel publishing CONS ( ssss
pany of which ne is president. Tile
convention took twenty shares- or 80,
stock in the company. .aa y
The following were installed as
officers by Mr.. Straughter: Prssi-,s,,, I,
dent, Mrs. NJ. A. Thompson, 1st. viSA,,3soi
PRESIDENT Mrs. Ellen Smith, End >.t'n's'
vice president, Mrs v. l.. J.qpes. sees
rotary, Miss Fannie c. Cobb. Cores
bonding secretary, Mrs A. K iB5s ban ae'i !.
bridge, treasurer, Miss Marian Ales- "
ander, executive board, Mrs. NJ. ia
Parker, Mrs. Harry Sratton, Mrs. -@'-'-.
allie Mills. Ms. Maggie Brown, Mrs. I g
Mary L. Willis and Mrs. c. w. Wal-,,ur,
son. Nine hundred and eighty,0lx ,,,.,,.
ooilarA and fifty three CENTS were
sent up for all purposes. About
1our hundred and tifty-fve dollars =" :
OF this amount is designated for the Hai1E
Hill Top school, !, ~ %iES{ 4iUUnJ
At 1\:3O o'clock in the night the, ~ ~ &
convention clo?/I it's 18th a1fnuaF9nrR
session which was beyond question: J; +
the best ASA @
me 1912 session will be held at r..
81. Adams. The closing prayer was l.,
offered by Rev. G. N. Harris, presi-
dent of the Baptist Stata cOnyobtiS,,' -''''-.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-24

Kew. DR., Daniel w. Shaw, in the
course OF sermon at Centennial NJ.
+. Church Sunday night denounced
the lynching at Coatesville, Pa. In
uhmeasured terms. After the ser
mon, the congregation unanim ously
adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved that we put ourselves or
record as opposed to all lawlessness
OF any kind or character, whether
committed by white or colored men.
ana call upon Governor Tener, of
pennsylvania, to ferret out the GRIM
mails of the Coatesv1lle horror and
SrlnS them to speedy punishment
Resolved, That we call upon tho,
press and the pulpit, up and down
the land, to speak out against these
awful, inhuman butcheries committees
by mobs in the name of Justice UNI
I'll again the national conscience shall
be aroused
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-24
BUSINESS LEAGUE NOTES.

The announcement by Governor
w. Donaghey that it was the deter
mlnation Of the educational admin
istration Of Arkansas to develop q
plant at the colored State Normal
along Tuskegee Institute lines,
shows that the principles as taught
oy DR.. Booker T. Washington are
yet regarded as safe and sane.
Guaranteeing Bank deposits, as
indicated by the step taken by the
National Negro Bankers Association
IS certainly q forward movement in
that a certain distinguished polite
ian and candidate for presidency has
long advocated it as a national
policy. Negro bankers pave the way
for the government in establishing
central depository for the help ana
protection OF any Negro bank in
troublesome times.
John E. Bush and Sciplo A. bones
are the nndisputed leaders Of the
business and fraternal element in the
state Of Arkansas. The one fact is
demonstrated by the remarka bic or
ganization which Mr.. Bush has built
ZIP In the National Mosaic TemDlars
and in tT< fact that Scipio A. Jones
is the attorney for every organiza-
ton Of that character in the state.
The complete turn down Of tho
Negro new&paDer correspondence b,
he National Negro Press Association
produces curious state of affairs
since many Of those same papers, re
"civcd and use in the course Of ;
| correspondents, which in nearl
every case is accepted absolutel
with no thought Of compensation.
with the execution Of the Nev
| York Age, The Freeman, the Afr
| American Ledger and the Charles
ton Advocate, no other Negro paDe
published thinks of Offering the NJ
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-24

Among the Battimorcans attending
the meeting of the National Mediaas
association, at Hampton, Va, tHgs
week are: Drs. II. s. McCard, f. ].
FISHER, J. G. Robinson, B. NJ. Starks.
IT, ). Wheatley, r. G. Baker, d. Grant
Scott and D. Brown.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-24

Among the Marylanders attending 4
the session Of the Supreme Lodge of
knights of Pythias, at indianapolis.
this week, are: Grand Chancellor
george A. Watty, Truly Hatchstt.
George H. Carter, Clinton Davis, Mrs.
carrie Jackson, all Of this city; A. G..
Washing ton, of Cumberland; John
II: Jones. Of Cambridge, and Lewis w. Z
Williams. -"to'.'@5 .rp a.n.tIa glLEN
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-24

w. e. Robinson, president of the
Louisiana State Business League
was given handsome loving cup by
the Louisiana delegation at the resi-
dence Of Frank A. Young, Grand
Keeper Of records and seals Of the
Arkansas Pythians. j. Madison
Vance made the presentation speech
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-24

Three hundred from Boley and
another special train from other
oklahoma points set a very rapid
pace for any more special. DAYS -
WHAT'S the matter with Kentucky?
70 work out the details OF the bank
guarantee plan, the National Ne
gro Bankers Association will hold
another meeting in Dallas, Texas.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-24

Now that the National Negro
FreSs Association is in the hands O.
puollshers, pure and simple, we
snail see what will be the results
Negro newspapermen have no ust
Tor correspondents at Association
times.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-24

The National Undertakers Assoc
cIatlon for the fourth time re-elec-
tea Z. W. Franklin, Of Chattanooga,
Tenn, President. Mr.. Franklin de-
iVered very strong address to that
organization, urging harmony in
local matters between competing I'm
dert akefs-as -essentiaIte-sveees s---.---
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-24

Inc hearty cooperation Of the
Woman's auxiliary to the local COM
mlttee was greatly for'the Success Of
me local arrangements. Mrs. Car
RE Sheppardson, Mrs. j. A. Hibbler,
MIS-. M. A. Booker, and many other
ladies prominent in the social life
OF the city contributed much to-. the
enjoyment and entertainment of the
guests.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
AMERICAN BEAUTY
ADMIRED ABROAD
Ward Of the Late Charles T.
Yerkes Causes a Stir Among
the Nobility Of Old Eng
land.

London, Iug 25 Emuc Gnesby.
ihc uoluulul American sirl Who was
me WFid oi the late Charles r..
ltrhcs. has peCuW. Inc ,cu..i ol "a
great deal oi attention here Sin, has
hecu received most pOJHtDou,N hy
ulicd rolls, incIEdus members oi the
royal family Accompanied uy Mile.
'us7ou. euNrrnucss of thu children 3r
ing George ana Queen MARY, she ls
now visiting in Paris
MISS Gllesny who Inherited
lM -' fortune from Mr. Nerko-. arous.
"d ,N, leaio1sN 81 mans prominent
English uoopi, uF obtaining 10 ticket
oi admission lo Nosmmst,. Abbey
during The coronation corcmaut wbcn
dozens of Emporium Buuisu,rs were
refused admission because ol lack
di IuGh Ever since thu accidental
nan IA London some wears agu. which
following an operation len her Incur
ABLY lame Miss Gugshy has been sun
tlhDnsltlNC as ,cgaId, oven th, .ngbf.
'st personal comment upou herself
Miss GrIFshHs hand ha. been
sought 100 marriage by ll least ten
men ol wealth ane position One well
hn"Nu English author followed Gp.
Ton weeks, though Ouly 10 Doe fismIs.
aod Iu despair she lF tG daughter
ol sue GrIgsny q KcuuGc.I Woman
whose ihl0I career n Cincinnati H.
"ld"i' s1id to have been open 90
criticism
Al one time the mother ana
HAlsniU a,tor removing to New
Nurh won tine acuu.a.3ur. of u,opla
HIDmIutr| lu tI. I,..,. II.,...l.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
COMMITTEE GOES
TO INVESTIGATE
PAVING PLANS
City Engineer Gladding, Al
derman Thomas sherwood
and Jacob KOrber Have Left
on Junketing Trip.
WILL VISIT DENVER.
PUEBLO AND Ell PAS0

committee .Hu. cling oI C.
Eu-uoor Jumo. DladdIng Alderman
THaU sherwood gud Jacob kuu,.
u5H lolf un several du unsr' for
ho pluo-r oft investigating d.n.rcnt
Kinds of 1sus uUw 300 use 100 various
,It... Boo ho Southwest and Oh, ,loNna
INTO tH. several plans w.H r. no
ya.uJ. muuIc.uaul's ln financing
ih' Improvement WORKS Il, ,umWI.
irc 800 visit Denver Pueblo Colo.
ndu SUIiH WI Niu probably Eo 10
90 IuHu Ht.uUu returning fu NHuIuD.
cue iu' uIU H betting made because
Ui ilc action %. fbu CIV council Ic-
Gently boo Wfuo..Ens % paving OH I.t
Co uc established Goo consist of Ina
.tc.s between Broadway and Sixth
un Central ana ri,ps Hud Silver ON
second Th, utc-tIaHU0u work %
h. done HN 'r" WuEcIua committee
viii Do, ihOrOuah boo ,NpIr r.. upc' ana
% .,pur will 1u forthDuNu soon ai..
a. doe arrival q. thy members Un Al.
hUguprqUc 0u tuc return fur The
committee VIII oIdrgyoI 90 profit br
tha mistakes other towns have made
aud Hrcur. in. Albuquerque tbc uos
pus IDLE pawn. unioi the upef poo.
aiulr system ui finance"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
VETERAN RAILROAD
MAN ACCOMPLISHED
DIFFICULT FEAT
Charles Flynn. Who ISM
Young Any More, Climbed
TO Summit Of Mount Long
in Colorado.

lulP" Charles FLYNN rO.u,d ran
roud man. who was On, FIRST engineer
to pull ucisht engine ouf uf Albu.
querquo over th. old Atlantic and Pa
ellie. has returned go thp Dii, from
"ruJshiupit tO. several weeks iu
the Colorado m0uulHus WIN d uur
IS ut iuur Flynn proceeded Dol. au
nd siugc and finally al foot Iu N.
Ions. This peak .s 1920 fo.r msu.
ana much cot thC "Trip $685. anoFc t,w.
ben line. Snow scores OF IoeI in .bipI.
ness was encountered bs on. climb
'Is The mountain ls so steep toward
'he sumuf tuat even buuu trails are
lmpNc'icabic aud climbing %, hand
ana foot in many places is difficult
matiur Tho combination oi hard
climbing ana rare air in the region
has cos, several people their lives
lhIouah heart allure aud Ma Fhun
states maj hIs party had t0 stop about
every forty icot 30 get good breath,
even on comparatively level ground.
az Flynn was Justice of an, peace
al Ninslow for something IKE twontv
}ears. since be- resided here
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
WILSON SUES THREE
MEN FOR TWENTY
ONE THOUSAND
W c 0estreich, William + A.
Gierke and Adolpho Didier
AIc Made Defendants in
Damage Suits Today,
PLAINTIFF ALLEGES
MALICIOUS PROSECUTION


WILSON. through Dol.
........ Naruu ANA Wood. today
... ..... .r Cha. 1..,,..t .....
WV N''' '"''.
iNu COSTS against w. a. ''.-
.. .UI William D.. 4. Gi,rkr of
.... ... ANA Nd,I.4.. p.I.., ..
.. ....
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."'Ih '" "' 'I"i''
.'"' "Iis"n hHd 'mh'1sI 'd
from in' Ne" M"Nf'"
'"' ii' .'''' pa"N. in''' u'I
DO '"'' 's'ihsi wilson was
H.-'u upon m.iun OFF Oh, district
..''.". ""'n De- "'s arfWFurd n'.
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r''i'''. '""e"ilcd ana cone
''A' iI'' '"i inc purpose "i
.''. 20 DO 'Nr'.''I'd ih' unlHWin'
'"N"n OF the
goo" '''h mise ana "hi"nud.
20 lf''''' Ot arrest dls.
''' ''.tl ''"t''h among ana Doc.
l''H" "Ho ''Pua'hihn''s lh
"'''' N''AnH'INuo. IN" CONF
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'N'.'''N ono 'i''tr' 'huH-
'"' i'''''' 'd"Iph" bid"r u"
Ni''~ 'N' m'i''l"uF come
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va CRIME "i l''
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PIT" I'' 'ilhr 90 'Wn"zzirWrHt The
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
OLD TIME RESIDENT
DIES EARLY TODAY
Mrs. Anna B. Fox. Who Came
TO Albuquerque Before Rail
road, Passes Away at 2;45
This Morning.

AFTER suffering iron droJsy for
more than wear Mrs Anna - Fox.
wife OF a. y FoX. at G25 South Arno
street died "a tb. family homo at
90 O'Clock this morning Mus Fox
WAC 80 Years old aud came tu AlDu-
qlctqur with Nr roN as 70 bride near
N thirty years ago. before the CONE
Ing oi tn, railroad Had she live!
uhth August ol this wear Mrs.
FoN ANA hcr husband would have cote
praied their twong- unth wedding
anniversary Ms Fox was born la
Bloomington. lll She leaves bus.
hand ami three daughters. Florence.
isabelle and EVELYN
The deceased was an ideal hona
woman all her interests bain, center.
cd 10 be-. family Sh, was mighty re-.
spccted uy her neigubOrs aud friends
and many win sincerely regret her
passing
The funeral Will Doe held tomorrow
morning at 90 O'Clock with services in
the CONGREGATIONAL church re, RAY.
mond IL l0lheu officiating Burial
Viii Dee Ia Fairyiow cemetery Tho
body WIFI i;r 100 state 40 tho Fox .ps..
dencc until che funeral procession is
ready 90 lcay. for HE church Friends
OF The family may view the remains
between @ and 9.l5 Tomorrow morn.
jug
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
PERSONALS.

Doc Cornish. captain and short.
iop iur tfc Albuquerque Gmss. leit
his morning for ius Nosa-. where he
WI play with lhC NaI0oHs AGAINST
Ration nn luly % and 2A.
There was Glrd with the district
,leth today petition entered Dy
United states Attorney d y l.eahy
asking iaa. De court appo'nt three
dlsintetca'ci assessors go place "A val.
unlion uuou tu lands which have
h'on condemned hy the government
upon me- lslo,u Indian reservation for
the purpos" OF building a government
school building
There win be q farewell reception
lo Mr and Mrs W q. A Ring and
family 10 the Lead Avenue Methodist
church tomorrow evening. beginning
pt N o.clocK MIR Sterling. Ton sever.
al yoars superintendent of inc Albn.
Wuolqup city schools, viii soon leave
ior North Nahima, WISH. Co become
superintendent OF tho school system
there
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
WESTERN RAILROAD
STOCKS ARE SLOW
IN WALL STREET
Caused BY Order Of Interstate
Commerce Commission for
REIMBURSEMENT of Transcon
tinental Rates.
On, Evening Herald 4 -. Leased wIrep


Sew York. Iuly @. Temporary nm.
sc.'lom uf 0f the stock market today
Wus caused o., Inc ordcr az ne Inter
stat, Comuouo commission for rc.
adjustment OF tTunscontrnoutal freight
rates TH. weakness. was most pro.
npuucol amuu- western railroad
stocks. although tha decline I'm these
Issue, affected tbo general list How
ever, by noon thy ist had completely
recovered with the exception OF tho
iiiil stocks RoHding and tho ioHign
valley led th, upward movement. MS.
.ug point above yesterday closr.
Bonds were steady
stocks held ~tOldy 400 around Tho
best prices of tb. day during tho att
,lucOu American Rect Sugar and 50
Lon. ana san Francisco second pro.
iorryd gained % point
The market closed hpHs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
BUFFALO BILL GOES
INTO ARIZONA OIL
Col ". 3 cody Il Head o. Concern
winch Intends 10 Open W New
Fields Near Arlington Wi Drill
5000 Feet

fbopuiN Nr.H. Juig .1 TI. lHtost
oil project io uo started ls ub, which
De- I3a ucius given o.. inception us
col ~ g. Cody. better .uoau ls
IunJi0 Iill VINO ha. o.auI,Du and
placed himself 20 Do, head Cd. corn.
pans which 's ready lu H'sH drilling
300 o. point about 90 mites alaf e.. Ar
hnsIou aud % short dieaue. north ot
the Southern Pacific main uu. m
Narl.oua county
8 complete drilling oWh' s oB tho
ground. and WORK VIII comm nee boo 70
icW days Colonel CuiN- COMPANY b.
prepared 100 go down 1000 tee, 90 ne
Ccsaar to test the oil IegUn. pos
sibIltities ot tho claims
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
ALvARAD0 HOTEL IS
TO HAVE TELEPHONES
Complete "hiello" System selna IN.
stalled Making Great Improve
nent ~ Hostelry.

a force Of electricians r. now en-.
.an'i in installing telephone sy-
tenn .u the AVarado hotel Tolephoun
N''I bee placed iu each guest room
ana an operator in the clerks Office
All operate nc EW>rh board The
WifcbbuUrd is o, mission styie aud
was made tu order In Chicago. Two
mouths being required tRbuild BE- one
hundred paoueF viii be- installed az
present with extra wires available for
$50 hundred more should this become
necessary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25

Kansas CITY, July 2t.-Catuc roe
ccipts 1000 market steady. Native
STEERS. yt751 100; southern steers,
kt25@5S1. southern COWS and heif-
rrs. samoa Io5: native Vows aud
heifors. Sg75UG.75: stockors und
f.odors ya0o@5.25; bulls. $4,000
5.25; Calves. Si00H 100. western
steers, fi6o061i; western COWS,
S2.TiW5.00
Hogs Receipts 10000: market 70
higher Bulk OF aIcs, &G.to@6.G0;
heavy yG.G5@6G5, packers ana but
cheers SGio1GG5, Hghts. &g.3G0
500
sheep Receipts 5000: market
steady Muttous. S375ml00: lambs,
S5.5b@G7i tod wothers and year.
liug- s3.5oH55O; fed Western owes.
f2.5oH 800.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
TAFT WILL NOT GO
TO ARIZONA
Receives Invitation to Visit
Prescott But Has Decided
Not to Go That Far West
Itinerary Made Up.

prescott NrIz, July a--- President
TAN hu. received nu invitation from
.ur hambcr OF commerce ur this city
akue aim GOO Visit here ON his trip
u November However. the prruI>
.out lus stated mat Doc WIZ bp unable
fo accept .a %. docs not mt,ud come
.ua Loo U. u..g HIe itinerary Be- NOW
.tnr. mad. up and viii NOT
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
MOUNTAIN LION ARe

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Nouniaiuair. \ H. Judy 25-Two
mountain lions visited thp ranch oil
Charles Mobile. south uf Monntuinair.
one night last aoek and killed TWO
colts. Part of ihe cnrCasses were eat.
en- and The remainder was dragged q
considerable distance aud buried
Tracks OF The lions Indicate that me
animals were very large ones Tex
Craven and Francis loynor are camp.
IN the vicinity m an attempt 90 Trap
the IlaTaudeis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
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