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Cañon City record., 1911-10-12
ROHORtO BY Pope

Pope Plus X. has selected Captain
J. ]. Lambert. of Pueblo. as the first
man in Colorado TO be honored with
the cross of the order OF St Gregory.
Never before in the history of the
Catholic church in Colorado has one
OF It's members been similarly honor
ed.
Captain Lambert was for thirty-five
years publisher OF the Pueblo tcoio)
Chieftain and for three terms served
as receiver OF the federal land Of
fee. He is wealthy. has no family and
plans to give away his wealth TO the
different branches OF the church, the
Sacred Heart orphanage having been
established and maintained by his
magnificent contributions.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12

the company. while wading out in the
river to avail himself OF the most
advantageous point in which to take
the pictures was swept from his
footing by the water and in his strug-
giles to reach place of safety got in
to some quicksand from which he was
extricated with considerable difficult
ty by his friends. 1T looked for a
few minutes" said Mr.. Thayer. that
the undertaken was about to have the
biggest job of his life. Happily, all's
well that ends well and his services
were not needed"
Mr.. Thayer says the scenery about
Canon City lends itself splendily to
the representation OF such scenes as
he desires to perpetuate by means of
the camera and he expects to stay
here with his company until compell-
ed to cease outdoor work by cold
weather. On Monday a film entitled.
The Bad Man of Bingo Gulch." was
secured by the enactment OF a series
OF stunts In the neighborhood OF
the Hot Springs hotel. More than
fifty people were required to repre-
sent the characters in the scene. and.
among other things depicted. was a
miniature circus.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12
PARK CENTER NEWS

Miss Elsie Hotchkiss returned home
Sunday from Cripple Creek, where
she had spent week visiting her
sister. Mrs. Geo. Gregsby and friends.
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Miss Maud Sours. of Cripple Creek.
spent Sunday with her father and
mothe-. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mattoon,
returning home in the evening.
Rev. Cane. of Colorado Springs.
preached at the school house Sunday
afternoon.
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Henry Spoerhase and Sam Agnew
were among the lucky ones last
week. They were up on Cooper Noun
tain and Henry bagged a seven point
buck. weighing 800 pounds. and Sam
dropped a I'VE point buck. weighing
about 200 pounds. They are all smiles
as well as their friends that were
fortunate enough to get a venison
steak.
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Mr. Bert Wilson has returned from
fowler where he was looking over
some hand with the thought Of buying.
He says. 'fhe land is good. country
nice. but they are short on water
down there.
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Mrs Mary vanMeter. who has been
with Mrs. VIII George for the past
three weeks. returned to her home
In South Canon Monday.
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Miss Zelna Wise. OF Florence, spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting Mrs.
Frank Chltman
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12
COMESlBlCK 70 CANON -.
AFTER MANY YEARS

Mr.. VIII Terry. wife and two child
rem, Of siiverton. Colorado. are here
visiting Mrs. H. Sarter on East Main
street
Mr.. Terry grew up in Canon City.
though he has not been back here for
about fourteen years He naturally
sees many changes in the old town
and confesses that the charm 1t has
always held for him has been In
creased many times by its modern
growth and improvements.
Mr.. Terry is son of Judge Terry
who was pioneer OF this valley.
Judge Terry years ago moved 10
Sllverton where he developed the
sunnyside mine. This mine proved 20
be one OF the best paying mines in
the district and brought the Terry
family much wealth. It is understood
that the mine now belongs to Mr..
VIII Terry and his sistor. Mrs. Nellie
Terry Strong.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12
W0Mlh'S CLUB HOLDS
FIRST SESSION OF SEASON

The opening session of the wom-
ans club occurred Tuesday afternoon
at schaeffer hall.
The day was perfect and attend
ance large. The prisdent. Mrs. NJ. S.
Reynolds. In her usual pleasing man
ner. gave the brief address OF well
come.
Mrs. Wallace. after reading the
minutes of the last meeting, called
for reports OF the previous year.
Mrs. Mcconnell. a prominent club
woman and artist of Florence. began
the ten weeks course by reading and
illustration. A pleasant feature OF the
reception given for new members was
the music rendered by Mrs. Tucker,
Of Florence. nee Roberts. whose solo
selections denoted skill and careful
training.
Two of our state officers, Mes
danes Mclean and Hardy. together
with the officers of the local club
constituted the receiving line, closing
the event with the enthusiasm and
friendliness for which the woman's
club is proverbial.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12

MIR. T. II. Robbins. of South Canon
is pickink apples from his young
orchard on Orchard Park. Fine In
size and color but peeked with ths
hail.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12
having 1850 boxes of Ben Davis alone.

having 1850 boxes of Ben Davis alone.
thirty-one boxes being the greatest
yield from any one tree. Tie variety
of the trees of the walbridge variety
sweep the ground. and the women
folks can take their choice and sit
and fill the boxes without extra eff
fort. The three-acre ranch belonging
to j. W. Hammett also on Willow
street is reported to have yield of
three thousand boxes of the standard
commercial varieties. and other or
chards in that vicinity seem to be
equally as productive. Reports from
other orchards where apples are
abundant would make good showing
in this column and be interesting
reading.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

List of mail matter remaining un-
claimed in the Postoffice at Canon
City, Colo. for the week ending Oc-
tober 8. 1911.
Alkire, Mr.. J. F.
Allen. Mr.. Harold.
Anderson, Mr.. Richard.
Armstrong. Mr.. and Mrs Jas. b
Bennett. Mr. Jesse.
Blaine. J. C. NJ. D.
Brannen. Mr.. H. II.
Brewers. NJ. J.
Blea. Mr.. Francisco
Cooper. W. II.
CuIliver. Mr.. David.
Doer, Mr.. Alner.
Edwards. Mrs. Mary.
Elliott, Miss Dora.
Fraser. Rev. A. E
Goss. Mrs. Lille.
Hall. MT. Geo NJ D.
Hanseiman. Miss Lacy.
Harrison. Nellie NJ.
HeIlstrom, Mr.. Robert
Hubbard. Mr. W. NJ
Lamb. Mrs. Sophia
Mccracken. C. F.
MacKneaiy. Mrs. T.
Mr.. Heaken. Adv. Agt- Ferris Hart
man Opera Co.
Mills. Willie
Mitchell. Mr.. Willie.
Mullen. T. T.
Porter. DIR. Frank A.
Pniiins. c. r.
Rich. Mr.. Arnold.
Ross. Miss Nina.
Sanger. Captain ]. B.
sarles. Mr.. f. H.
Sellers, C. r.
Stark. Mrs. Flo.
Sullivan. Mr.. Tom. American Fruit
Co. 2.
American Fruit Produce Co.
r. s. LEWIS.
Postmaster.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12
training.

H. s. Maddox attended the annual
meeting of the Colorado Association
of Commercial executives in the rooms
OF the Pueblo Commerce club Tues
day night and made brief address 10
which he managed to do some boost
ing for Canon City and Fremont coun-
ty. The meeting closed with = ban
qust at the Hotel Vail. Mrs- Maddox
and daughter. Niss Nettis. are spsni-
iag the wssk Visiting friends In sa-
MA, Colora1o.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12
SOUTH CANON HIGH
SCHOOL NOTES

Monday afternoon of last week Ole
Theobaldi honored the high school
with call. He displayed his violins.
explaining their make and valae, one
which was valued at $4,000 formerly
belonged to Ole Bull He Also show
ed some of the medals received from
European kings One from the King
of Italy was especially beautiful,
being studded with AZ diamonds. Just
before his departure the artist rend-
cred beautiful piano selection.
ss-s.-.s
Thursday. Miss Tina Mckenzie and
her sister favored US with some vio-
lin and piano duets.
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The High School Orchestra has
been organized and consists OF IL
pieces. including violins. mandolins,
guitars. cornet and piano.
Three new students were enrolled
last week: Kinney Wilson. Of Four
Mile: Chas. Higgins. and Frances
rsscs Who recently moved here frcn
Newcastle. n. ,As
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12
COON NEWS.

This is an alleged dispatch clipped
from a Fort Collins paper:
Canon city.-canon City Odd
Fellows are to commence the erec-
ton Of new home ON the outskirts
Of the city. Business msa have sub
soribsa es.eos toward he project.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12
ORCHARD PARK NOTES

Orchard Park is to have city water
The ditch for the mains has been
partly dug as far as the end of Ninth
street and it is expected that the re-
mainder of the work will be complet-
ed in a short time.
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C. E. Pearcy expects to begin work
shortly on his ten acres of unim-
proved land, preparatory to setting
it to fruit next spring. Mr.. Pearcy
is thinking seriously of setting three
acres to late varieties of cherries.
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Mr.. C. e. Cook has begun work on
an addition which he is making to his
house, north OF the fair grounds.
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One of the best kept orchards on
the Park belongs to Guy Hardy-a is
acre tract of apples and cherries Two
hundred cherry trees were set out
this year with success. The stone
ditch which has been built along the
west side of the present tract, furn-
ishes this land with one OF the most
up-to-date irrigation systems in the
country.
Considering the injury done the
fruit by the hail in Orchard Park.
fruit growers have received fair
prices for their apples Ranchmeu
were able to box the apples grown
on the lower limbs. but the majority
OF the crop was sold in bulk at
prices varying from so to so cents
per hundred pounds
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Mr.. Howard Russell brings about
fifteen school children from Orchard
Park to the Washington school every
morning. There has been no school
on the Park for two years. and since
1t is part Of District No 1. it has
been found to be more economical for
the district to bring them to town
than to. equip the Orchard Park
school
Mr.. Jesse Knowles brought home
new carriage Wednesday and will
add IT to the equipment of his model
farm
The third crop OF alfalfa fus Just
been harvested from the Cyrus weab-
er orchard. Mr.. weaber has one or
the finest looking tracts of nznd north
Of Main street.
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MIR. T. II. Robbins. of South Canon.
is pickink apples from his young
orchard on Orchard Park. Fine in
sire and color but peeked with the
hail.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

1. F. Davis made business trip to
Cripple Creek the first of the week
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Everett Bancroft and Geo. Smith
have come in from their hunting trip
and report several fine shots; but
brought down no deer.
A family by the name of johnson
have moved into the Sawhill property
on Lombard street TO remain over the
apple picking season
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Mrs. Stark and son, Howard. who
have been visiting for some weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Sprinkle,
left for their home in winterset, Iowa,
Tuesday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. of Iowa, are
guests in the home of his brother
in-law. VIM. Jones. hoping this mild
er climate and osteopathic treatment
will prove beneficial to his health
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A. o. Golden has sold his ranch on
East Elm to Chas. Davis, of Texas,
and will give possession in the
spring. Mr.. Golden expects to inves.
in other property here. as he thinks
Lincoln park too good a place to
leave.
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Messrs. Andrews and Hahn, we'll
to-do farmers. Of Salina, Kansas, were
over-Sunday guests at U. P. Aharts
on East Grande avenue. They had
been Investigating farming interests
in the San Luis valley. but were bet
ter pleased with fruit prospects in
this section and say If they make any
change of location IT will be in favor
of this part of Colorado.
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Ike Williams is erecting a nice
frame cottage on his place on Cedar
street Mr.. Harry Bowman is doing
the carpenter work.
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Miss Gertrude Ahart visited over
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Violet
Stamm. of Garden Park.
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The Misses Hughart departed Sun
day evening for Pueblo IN answer to
a phone call from brother who re-
sides there Miss Mary Hughart ex-
poets to go on to Kansas City to make
her home with her sister. Mrs. Chill
ton. and Miss Carrie may remain in
Pueblo for time.
Mrs. ]. p. Farmer has gone to Fl
Collins to be with her friend. Mrs.
cowdin. who is i'll with typhoid fever.
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Mrs. Christy and Miss Clara Wine
heimer. cousin and sister OF Miss
Elizabeth and John winehefmer, who
have been visiting them for some
weeks. are leaving this week for their
home at Marietta. Ohio.
The young friends OF Walter Ham
NETT, to the number OF twenty or
more. gathered at the Hammett home
on willard street Tuesday evening
and gave him a complete surprise
It being the event OF his twenty-first
birthday anniversary. The time pass
ed merriIy in playing games and en-
joying the refreshments OF ice cream
cake and fruit. after which they de-
parted. wishing for another such a
good time. and many happy returns
of the day to the host
sI.se
Mrs. George Sale and children re
turned from two months visit a
her old home in Massachusetts
Tuesday. She was accompanied BY
Mrs. Myra Kibbie. mother of E. c
Kibbie. much to the surprise and de
light OF the Kibbie family whom sh'
had not seen since they left the oil
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12

Mrs. George Sale and children re-
turned from two months visit at
her old home in Massachusetts
Tuesday. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Myra Kibbie. mother of E. c.
Kibbie. much to the surprise and de-
light OF the Kibbie family whom she
had not seen since they left the old
home in Worcester some years ago.
Mrs. Kib5ie is over seventy years old
and stood the journey remarkably
we'll. She is we'll pleased with what
she has seen OF Colorado and thinks
the apples are a wonderful sight She
will remain as visitor for some
time.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12

Every one is busy these fine days
gathering the remainder of the apple
crop most OF the fruit will be in
piles by the weekend. Probably
there has been no better showing Of
loaded trees than over the south and
east portions OF the Park. =. G. Kib-
Bile estimates that he Win have over
5000 bushels on his avs aers raaeh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
CARDUl WORKED
LIKE A CHARM
After Operation Failed 10 Help.
Carduh Worked Like a Charm.

Jonesville, s. CT suffered with
gomanly trouble" writes Mrs. J. $.
Eendrlch. in a letior from this place.
"and at times. could not bear TO stand
on my feet, The doctor said would
never be any better and that would
have to have an operation. or would
have a cancer.
went 20 the hospital, and they opeT'
Ated on me, but got no better. They
said medicines would do me no good.
and thought would have TO die.
At last tried cardui, and began 10
improve, no continued using H. Now.
am we'll, aud can do my own work.
don't feel any pains,
Cardul worked like charm"
There must be merit In this purely
vegetable, tonic remedy, for women
cardui--for Il has been In successful
ute for more than 80 years, for the
treatment OF womanly weakness and
disease.
Please try II. for your troubles
X. b. Write fes LADIES' Aapsory pepi. Chats.
NRpea Mfalgns Co. Chattanooga, Ignn,, fet hpfcta
flAtkgurftufs. and os-ea1s book "bona Tfestnen
- Wsn~a. isni IN slAin ufAssef. a sfassss'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
INJUNCTION DENIED
M'K|Nlh COUNTY
DEMOCRATS
Judge Abbott sustains Motion
to ouash, With Leave TO
Plaintiff to Amend His
Pleadings Tomorrow.


Jadge Ira A. Abbott this afternoon
denied the petition of lieddOws.
the Democratic candidate for asses.
scr In Mckinley county. Tor an Ia
junction 10 prevent the board OF
county commissioners In that county
from delivering the ballot hOxes 10
tie election judges OF newly cree
ated yelling precinct. TIL" plaintiff,
however. asked leave 90 amend his
pleadinss. and was allowed until to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock 10 do
50. At that time the case viii be
argued on the amended sieadlnas.
The precinct IN question is located
In an extreme end OF the county. and
u the Injunction had been granted u
would have been necessary for the
voters OF that precinct 20 travei q
long distance, many % them "a much
~ fifty.iive miles. 10 get TO Il victims
place
The contention OF the plaintiff was
that the precinct was not created ~
accordance with law. and he asked
Int the county commissioners be en-
l,'.g rom delivering the ballot box
~ 90 fhs iudees ani that the Judges
0C prevented from holding an election
IN that prccinc,. The Injunction was
argued before Judge Abbott this
morning upon motion TO Quash the
complaint which was presented By
Judge Mann. attorney for the boar
Of county commissioners of Mciih
ley county.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
'STARlANO' FEATURE
OF INSIDE INN"
PRODUCTION
Joe Bren's Latest and Best
Melody Will Be Sung BY
Mrs. White; Hes Me Kid
do" Repeated by Request.

with Joe nren aud hls pretty lii,la
wife arrived In town the orange
menis Tor the production Of the IN
side Inn" which made such a hit hers
last year. are going ahead with slac-
rity. Joe Ia hiS stIsils1 breezy way has
already mads all the necessary plsaE.
and tonight win begin the rehearsipg
% the chorus The actors have all
READY been hard AZ work on their
lines, and the first rehearsal under
the supervision Of tho stage manager
promises 90 40 through without "a
hitch. with Joe Brcn aud his wife
came Charles Sapp. baritone. who
has been working with Mr.. llren In
Kansas city. Mr. Sapp Will take the
part opposite Iandolil which was
played 90 well by Louis Gumhiner last
year. Oumblnor while In the east
talked the matter over with Breu. and
when he found that he could not take
part In the play. Rran secured THE ser.
vlecs OF Mr.. sapp who has had a wide
experience In stag"craft
Tho feaiur. ~ the production prom
lses TO be- Joe Br,ns new song. STAR
land" which will be sung by Mrs.
CHARLES White. This song has already
attracted nation Wide popularity,
which promises TO eclipse the favor
that II Don't Know Where I'm GOING
But I'm on NJ Way"--another OF
nrcn's masterpieces. achieved. This
song "starland' viii be featured ia
Low Fields production Of "Hsnpeck-
ed" and will be sung by Tom Murray,
a star OF the first magnitude In must.
cal comedy. firsidcA ''Starland" an
entire st OF new songs viii be intro
duced. and anyone acquainted With
the lyrical qualities Of Joe Bren's
songs knows what a treat Il IN store
for theater goers. The only SONG
which has boon retained from the
last production Of the Inside Ian" IL
the delightful Hes Ne kiddo" IN
4 which Joe SCOTT and Mrs. Colbert
sg ored such distinct sueccsa, This
song has been retained by special re-
quest.
The work og securing a chorus Il
/ now under way. and all those who de.
4 sire o. take part in the production
/ lre urged To- ho nt 81 MRry's hail thii
Il evening al \ o'clock, "a that the re-
L hearsals can 60 forward at once
/ Many Of those who danced In the cho'
rus last year have already signilse,
4 their Wlii.ngnl ss % take part again
as Mr.. Brrn proves dclightfu
boss There Nili also be scsera
new faces in the chorus this year. tn
II preitlesi girls ln tbs town vielnE fo
The honor ef ann, arinE under Bren'
management
Tho EnlEhts OF columbus dnde
whose auspices ih piece - being pro
duc,d this year are CONFIDENT OF
hugo success. Any d0uhiers need oni
to talk five minutes with Joe hre
himsolf ~ he assured that a pae4se
house will greet the opering pertoF
nance on the evening ~ the eight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
TirB MiTtMORPuosIs
or THE ,. u. MIC

II Il a little amusing u see the ef-
fort OF the AlDuduerQuc journal 10
make other newspapers OF New Mex
leo appear Inconsistent The deadly
parallel was never so strongly mark
"a IN an the history ~ journalism aa
IN the comparison OF THE editorials OF
the journal against and ior u y. Fer
Ensson within the space of sis months.
Eithor the journal has cinnecd It's
viows or Ferguson has metamor-
phos,d his character iu very brief
space 90 time Wa she journal hon-
est In is cxcuriHuou Of FERGUSON
when he Was in Washington uttcring
libeis against the citizenship OF New
Mexico. or iH % honest now In It's sup
port of this came Ferguson az a
candidate for congress The people
~ New Mexico would like TO Know --
Taos Valley News.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
COURT NOTES

Tho dlstric, court yesterday commit
tc' Marinno q. Armijo TO the state
Insane asylum at las Vegas, a. an in-
sane person. The complaint against
ArmiIo was made BY Alberto Il. Ar
milo.
Final Judgment was Suffered yestcr'
day In the district court In the case 81
Jos Tfulilo W. the broadway Lagd
and Improvement company FOR tioi
with Interest from the nling OF tne
action. and costs The litigation In
VOWED contract regarding the safe
of real estate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
CHINESE rREE Pf,IisS
HElpsiTS REBEL VICTORY
Sny Evening Herald 4. q. Leased Mirel

san frnnciScn, NoN. l.-AdNle't
we're received here from shanghai
that thn Chinese Free Press, report
luR that the Tohcls hGd driven hack
the imperial forces and had ostab-
llthcd thoms lyUs Ia the town of shnk
iIou. twwiy miles 60 the north 81
ii1nkoW During the ATTACKS against
HRnkow. On Imperial forces were un-
der the command OF Fung kwoh
ChonG. II also stated the Pcking SOW
eminent had received a Telegram
from viceroy Chung Nina Chi of can
ton. reporting his city TO be- AZ th'
mcrcy Of tn rchels Ia reply the
government instructed the Vicero'
10 consent To the general demands 81
tho revoiutionists with Wow W mold
Ing that province in peace.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
DECLARES CASES TitikD
UNDER UNWItiTfEN LAM
~ Evenfna Herald a. o. Leased etees

OpclonhAhs l-as. nov l'-~ioflhs
the argument OF counsel In the case
VI Mrs. Zee Runge McHee. charged
With killing Allan Garland. "unwrii-
ten law" waH first mentioned this
afternoon when Colonel r. t. Lewis
for the defense said that In Loulsi-
ana there IL no law providing pun
shmcnt for the man who attempts
20 seduee his nclghhors wife, but
there Is an unwrittcn law"
The prosecution objected, dcclar-
ing the case was bcins lricd on writ
ten law.
we intend TO try this case on I'M
written law." responded Lewis, that
and the law laid down ny that splcn-
iid old lady, Mrs. Garlatgh. who told
Mrs. McRce that very woman has
The right to protect her honor. "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
TAkE ADVANTAGE or
CONDITIONS; RAISE UOp

Anfoy, China. Nov l. Planters here
are taking advantage % the confusion
arising from revolutionary activities
and are raising an Unprecedented crop
.pf. opium In dehanoc OF thu prohihiiory
laws
II appears llkhly that the authcrl-
Ties will be powsrless TO met. out
punishment for some time 70 comc.
and as a result the price % opium IN
the local market mas fallen suddenly
from $500 10 $4,000 per chest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
TURKEY MUST MAKE
PEACE OR LOSE
TERRITORY
Ultimatum Gives Sultan a
Chance to Cease Hostilities
or Have More Lands Seized
by the Italians.


chiasso. Switzerland. Nov L.
With view OF bringing the war
with Turkey quickly &c on end. tae
Italian cabinet has decided the Porto
must either accept peace immediately
o. lose moro terfitecy. Thls means
that some OF Turkeys island poses
sIons 10 the Mediterranean viii be
seized unless she subtpi,s 10 her fate,
!, Is understood the mes plans will
be set into action as soon as the Mar
dDis lion Giulieno. minister Of foreign
affairs can reacn the necessary I'M
derstandlng with tlie Interested pow.
erH
Il Is expected Italy will continue
To spare the Albanian coast IN order
10 avoid complications nl0Bg the Adj
riaiic and In the Balkan states
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-01
PULITZER FUNERAL IN
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
~ Eveninn Earaid A. g. bensed wire,

New YORK, Nov Inc Episcopal
church performed the last rites ihis
afternoon over Joseph Pulitzer, the
dead newspaper publisher Burial was
Al Woodlawn cemetery The choir OF
81 Thomas where the seryicns were
held. sang the music OF which Mr.
Pulitzer, during bis lie time, was
most fond The moulners included
many OF his former employees and
ftienda