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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-07-13

Whooping cough is not dangerous when
the cough is kept loose and expectoration
easy by giving Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. 1t has been used in many epidemics
of this disease with perfect success. For
sale by all dealers.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-07-13

There would be about as much
chance to defeat President Taft for a
nomination as there would be to elect
him after he is nominated. 1t is right
for him to take his own medicine
Montgomery Vindicator.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-07-13

All the base ball boys were invited to
attend the Brotherhood Bible class
next Sunday at the First PRESBYTERIAN
church. One or two have been there
before.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-07-13

Sprains require careful treatment. Keep
quiet and apply Chamberlain's Liniment
freely. II will remove the soreness and
quickly restore the parts to healthy condi
ton. For sale by all dealers.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-07-13
REMINE, OF GREENEvnLE,
: MADE FEED INSPECTOR

Nashville, July FL. 9. Remine,
of Greeneville, has been appointed feed
and seed inspector for East Tennessee.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-07-13
DULANEY-GOUGE;

Rev. w. s. Buchanan of1icated at
the marriage last Saturday at The par
sonage of Miss Naude Gouge to Clyde
Dulaney.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-07-13

Look out for hot days-cholera infantum.
Don't worry-use DR.. Fahrney's Teething
Syrup. 2sc. Sample free. Gul-au
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-07-13
GET TWO
FROM BRISTOL

Bristol at johnson City, July a.
This was what you call close game.
We thought at first that neither side
would score. 1t was nothing and moth
ing with Bristol leading in the hits
until the third inning when Scurry
brought in score. He got on base by
hit, was advanced by Burton's sac
rifice to second, went to third on Well
don's grounder to short stop, and then
came home on Shaw's hit. We got
another one in the sixth when Alexan-
der knocked three Dagger and came
home on Richards tumble of Taylor's
grounder. We thought it was going
to end this way uRtil in the ninth
Bristol managed by couple of errors
to bring in two runs and tie the score.
1t looked pretty bad when our boys
did nothing in their half and the vlsi-
tors scored another in the tenth. But
in the last of the tenth the soldiers got
busy; Weldon hit safe, Dubbs did like.
wise, and then-and then Shaw knock
ed hot one in his favorite place down
third base line and brought in both of
them.
Three base hits Alexander. Two
bats Alexander, Moran, Gin, Moore.
Sacrifice hits Taylor and Burton. Bat
teries, Bristol Beatty and Moore, John
son City Lee and Taylor. Base on
balls off Lee l, Beatty 2. Struck out
by Lee 6, Beatty l. Hit by pitched
ball Lee. Umpire Donahue. Time 1.5O
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-07-13

Bristol at johnson City, July g.
This game made up for yesterdays
game. We knocked Brown all over
the field, but the visitors could not get
onto McManus. They got only one
run in the fourth, Richards on first by
telder's choice, second on Moore's
grounder, came home on Weldon's
tumble of Cochran's grounder. We
made one in the second, Pitts base on
balls, scoring On Moran's hit and Ac-
corsini's wild throw of Taylor's
grouuder. Two in fourth, hits by Bur-
ton and Taylor. Two in fifth, hits by
Pitts and Burton. One in seventh,
Burton first base by fielder's choice,
scoring on Moran's hit and putting out
of Kelly running for Moran. Two
base hits Burton. Stolen bases Shaw
and Taylor. Sacrifice hits Shaw and
Moran, sacrifice fly Moran. Base on
balls Off Brown 2, McManus 0. Struck
out by McManus 3, Brown 2.
Time ] .25. Umpire Donahue
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-07-13
Johnson City OO1 Dol 900 "a 9
Bristol 600 600 002 Id s

Bristol at Johnson City, July T.
Yes, they skinned us alive here Not
nary run did we make. The trouble
was that our boys tried 10 bunt the
stultz too much; they knew he was not
good at throwing to first, but some
how he did manage to pitch it and get
them out nearly every time. Bristol
started right in and made one in the
first inning. Moore..got. base on balls,
went to second while they were put
ting CHM out in home, and came in
on Sloan's hit. They made another
one in the sixth when Sloan got on
first by Weldon's tumble, and came in
by Shelby's three base hit. They made
two more in the eighth; Moore got on
first by Weldon's tumble, went to Sec
ond by wild pitch, and came in by
Cochran's two Dagger, Cochran scoring
on Sloan's two base hit Three base
hits Shelby. Two base hits Cochran,
Sloan, Scurry. Double play CHM to
Richards. Stolen bases Moran. Sac
rifice hit Taylor. Batteries Stultz and
Moore, Herrell and Taylor. Base on
balls Off Stultz l, off Herrell 2, struck
by Stultz 2, Herrell /. Hit by ball AL
exander. Umpire Donahue Time 1.50
II. HI. +
Bristol 100 OO1 O2O-4 6 l
Johnson City 600 600 0OO-O 2 6
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-07-13

Time l.25. Umpire Donahu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
MISSION WILL Be.
HELD At CHURCH
OF ST. JOHN
Arohdeacon Percy c. Weber
Of Boston One Of the Most
Noted Episoopalians in the
United States to Be Here.

The narochial misslon 10 be- con.
ducted IA a.. Iohn's church this city
frow pecelnber IAN no Goth will be
nne of Inc natalie events IN the an.
mails of tbe parlsh. Archdcacon Web
Tor one al tho most widely known
baroohlal mlseion.rs of the church.
will condnc, Tho oileslou. being az
slst.d M he contsyences by Inc ven.
cradle M. 81 Warren. archdeacon OF
New Mexico.
Afchdcacon Wcbber a. distinctly n
man who viii appeai 10 the men OF
Albuoueroue ITO IA n forceiul spenk.
ar. persuasiye. a gentleman In The
strlcicst gcnsc OF the serm ana deep.
/, sn,ri,ual
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
DOCTOR GOULD is
STRICKEN DEAD
AS HE WALKS
ON Street
He Leaves Friends Who Were
Caring for Him This Morn
ing 70 Come Down Town
and Dies Before Aid Arrives
HE WAS EDITOR OF
EARLY DAYS HERE

nr. Ccorgo r. Gould, well known
newspaper man, died suddenly today
az complication OF heart troubles.
Ilo had been IN for some time and
since last Tuesday had been In ~.
Josephs hospital. Dr Gould leaves
y wife and aix children. lac was weii
known in hts chosen ilold and was
pioneer editor Of New Mexico. For
ihirieea years. beginning NJ 1856. he
edited the Las Vegas Daily optic.
oxoepl for a period % two years when
he edited the Albuquerque Journal
Democrat, now the Morning journal
After THE, hq went 10 ~ Paao, where
hr edited and nc one time owned, the
Itl paso News. lie WAS engaged In
editorial work on the NewB and else
where IN W paao for Ave years. He
then came back TO Albuquerque ana
edited the Evening Citizen for several
yaors. fnally retiring TO his ranch
nonlh OF the city.
The call OF the pen was too strong,
however. ard from time to time No
came 10 Albuquerque to edit various
papers. among them the New Mexico
State DomDcrai. and It's predecessor.
the New Mexico Democrat.
he had been under treatment for
his ailment ior number OF months.
bus was too active. according to his
physicians He broke himself down
hy doing too much work.
DR.. Gould was n native OF Kentnc.
Ky and came 10 New Mexico about
1sSe. lie was among the first editors
at the las vcRna Optic. the Morning
journal. which was then the Demo
crai, and the Evening Citizen.
Beslde HIS wife. he leaves two sons
in the southwest, one OF them circula.
ton manager Of the NJ Paso Herald.
and The other railway mail clerk
running ont OF here, and Two SONS and
two daughters IN Kentucky. children
oi his fivst wife.
Dr Could was a doctor OF divinity.
and vt one lime had been at the head
Of baptist seminary In his native
state.
Az a Writer. DR.. Gould was bril-.
liant and f0rceful. Ills trenchaat
style has been ased M a model by
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20

many a tyro. and those with whom be
came In contact found hin always a
courteous man.
Df Gould lef, those Who we're car
ing for him this morning lie had
been uGdefrotnn treatment for heart
trouble but came down town lie was
missed and biz physician was anxious
tor his safety, as of late he has been
quite feeble. A search. which WAS
unaucceaaful. was begun.
A friend found Dr Gould In
front OF n store ON West silver
avenue gaspHg for breath aud holding
10 telephone guy.wirc Tor support
He brought him into store and
observing hIs condition. notified two
physicians al once one physician
arrived q few minutes before death
claimed tho aged editor. but saw al
once that the case was hopelcea An
ambulance was called but arrived toe
late 10 take The dying man hack 10 O
hospital
a pathetic Incident OF the death
was The fact that Or. Gould carried Ia
his hand q borrowed book At the time
supposedly trying 10 return Il 10 the
owner The book WAS y q Crockett's
THE White Plume"
Dr. Gould had many friends, and
the respect ant admiration accorded
him. particularly by his fellow crafts
mon, was great
Ne was paat eminent commanded
OF che knights Tenplars OF Las We
gss. past exalted ruler of the Elks
Funeral arrangements will be an
noUnccd later.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
VARSITY IS BUSY
PREPARING FOR
ARIZONA
Lads From the Hill Are Work.
ing Hard for Final Contest
of Yea; Are Determined to
Win.

II hard work and hard. clean play
Ing VIII enable them TO win the New
Mexico Arizona state universities' an
nuRl football game. which this year
II 10 be played IN Albuquerque. the
local university viii win Il. The men
are al! in the hardest sort OF train
ms, many men who have not been
playing football are out helping the
battered second team give the battle
hungry FIRST tenn veterans all the
scrimmaginH they want. and Coach
HutchiSon n still smiling that quiet
smile and taking the team inside the
gym FOR secret instruction.
The boys have tackled big propo-
altlon In the Arizona game this year.
for they have abolished tho suhscrip-
tson list which has sometimes ac-.
ccmpanled the playing Of biz game.
They have given the Arizona team a
guarantee of t7Oe actual cold. hard
cash. ns a payment toward the ex-
pense OF the long trip from Tucson
ana they Gre out to get all that In
plain. every day ticket sales They
are working hard 20 sell that many
tickets at one dullar per tick. 10 the
people ~ che city. Within few days
special committees win begin their
work, and as they have not asked
for any subscriptions they ought 10
gain the unreaeryed support OF every
merchant
! In Tucson, two years ago. the Uni
vcrsity 81 Arizona went out ~ the
merchants. and without considering
ticket sales Tor The New Mexico game
az ALL had the ESQ they guaranteed
f, the varsity IN hand when the game
was called. just from plain aubsorip-
; tions. last that much money handed
them for the game. What they made
at round prices for each seat. and
other round prices for the grand
stand, was clear,
/ Manager Charles Lonhke does not
I believe that le the right way 20 H.
nance a team. ana 70 he n going q
make a strong appeal to the people
81 The city 10 come 20 see the game
and pay tor the privilege ~ dolng 30
\ The varsity this year has a team
that ought 20 he supported. that de.
serves the support Every man on
Il is working his hardest o. make q
I winning year f0r the university. Had
biz OF hard luck not kept Hunter
T, and Rlneiand from the Cruces game
the team would have won that. A.
/ Il IL. they made q crcditahie showing
/ Hunters hand il much better and
he Win be In the Arizona game. Ring
innd IL gone. hut the coach has plans
Tor replacing him al tnd from amonf
available material that promise wei
for the success Of the team.
The boys will be aided IN theli
| campaign 10 effect good attend
ance al the Thanksgiving game b.
| the fact that there are no othaI
nmusaments nphednlcd for that date
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
.IAsLEY DOES NOT
WANT HIS BABY
IN A HOME
Convicted Slayer Of John Hig-
gins Wants His Brother 20
Have Custody Of Child.

saturday afternoon. with tears in
MS eyes Thomas insley called his
baby the zone spot Of sunshine la his
whole lifc," and protested vigorously
agalns, his wife and her family hav-
ms sens the child to home In colo
RADIO.
"From newspaper articles u
seems" said the prisoner. "tke baby
had already been sent 10 the Colo
RADIO home whom ! wes tried That
bahy was the one bright apo; IN my
life. the one ray Of sunshine. II was
because of that bnby that am here
now. and do not want Il 20 go 90 a
home. I have written my brother
askine him Go take care Of the child
and help me set Il out of the home.
and I have written a man In Denver.
TOO. ! cannot bear 60 think OF my
little child In home. want you
10 state to the people Of Albuquerque
that ! dld not consent 20 the sending
Il the child 10 the home. for 7 feet
that this puts me In a bad light.
want my brother 10 take the child
and not have "a left TO others 20
care for H."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20

a blaze in the shoe nhop o. Frank
Maidonado az central avenue and
broadway called out both departments
az o'clock this afternoon. The hro
was soon cxtlnspishea, hut had al
ready done good deal OF damages
Tor which MaIdonhdo VIII bo unable
90 recover any Insurance ~ he was
pot carrying any nrc protection %
ibat sort. A aood deal Of leather ana
shoe material was destroyed. and Mall
douado - YET unable 10 mako any cs-
innate Of the loee.
The uwner VI the shop was alttlne
~ tho front Ppom repelring shoes
when q passerrhy came II and told
him the back room. hardly 10 feet
|aNay. Was ablass.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
VARSITY CLOSES
FROM RESPECT
Students Relieved from At
tending Glasses, Out of Re-
spect for Bereavement of
President.

out of respect for the bereavement
tho University, the faculty Of that In
stitution today adjourned classes for
the Afternoon. The students In STU
deaf Body meeting this mornipG pass
cd the following resolutions Of con-
dolence and respect for the president,
expressing the love OF the students for
the deceased. Miss Touzel:
whereas. Providence has recently
seen ut to remove from this earth ona
whom the students OF the University
have known ana loved. In the person
Of Miss Touzcl: therefore, be II
Resolved. that the student body OF
the University OF New Mexico unani-
mously express hereby their sorrow nj
this untimeiy loss. and their apprcci-
ation OF the kindly spirit which ever
prompted Miss Touzel in her actions
toward the students OF the Unlver-
sity, az well as towards all others;
and. be Il further
Resolved. that the Student Body
hereby express their sympathy with,
and extend their ssncercst condo
lcnces 20, Doctor and Mrs Il. Nc
Queen Gray In their present bereave-
ment. and that the secretary be in
structed 20 transmit 20 them a copy
pf the foregoing resolutions. and 90
cause them TO be published In the
Albuquerque daily papers and In this
4. n. M. Weekly.
tSlgned)
CHARLES II. LEMbkE,
President
CLYDE KELLY,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20

Chicago. Nov. 2o.--Cattlc receipts
1000: market steady. Reeves. sac
msi0; Texas ssfers. tt.o0a BIO
western steers, st.90H7.s0. stocker'
and feeders. sa.soW5.Ts; cows ans
hciferr. si.so@s.7s; calves. tS.bou
s2S.
Receipts $4,000; market SLOW
TO Zoe lower; light, ss.TsWs.45; mix
ed. ss.0s as.50: heavy ts.0sWe.5s
rough. sc.0s s.25; good TO choic'
Heavy. te.2sH s.s5; pigs. st.5oa s,sS
bulk Of sales. ss.30GsAs.
sheep--Receipts $4,000; maFke
steady TO 10 lover. Native. x2.50e a
$50: western. ta.s5@ 3.s5; yearllngs
ss.7sa4.s0; lambs. native. $3.50
.5.S5. western. fs.7sg5.ss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
DR. HYDE FACES
JURY ALONE
All Spectators and Witnesses
Are Sent from Court Room
and Chair Occupied by His
Wife Is Left Vacant.


my Dseatng Befnld A. y. Leased WirsD
Kansas ciiy. Nov. 2O.--By a rule
sought By the state all witnesses but
the defendant In the Dr. -. clark
Hyde murder case were excused from
the court room today. Thus for the
first time since Dr. Hyde was brought
20 trial he faced his accuscrs alone
The sect beside him usually occupied
by his wife was vacant.
Immediately after the witnesses
departed senator James a. Reed be-
gan hiss opening statement for the
prosecution. Every seat In the court
room was filled an hour before the
court opened. when Senator Reed
began his speech all of the alsles aud
the space inside the rail was filled
by spectators. Attorneys for the
prosecution today denied rumor
that testimony regarding cyanide
would not be used In the trial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
COURT NOTES

The Jury In the case Of Augusiln
Chlguigui disagreed and was unable
10 find a verdict ChiRnlRnl viii Goa
sequenily have 20 undergo q new trial.
lio was charged with criminal an
Nuli ON an Indian woman OF issetA,
~ which place ne IA resident.
Dr.. NJ n. Wilson II being tried
today one of tho nine indictments
found against him. on tho charge o.
ombezGlIug fuRda Of me Homo hpnd
and Loan company Of This city. This
particular Indictment charges hin
with enbeza'Ins tgo.55l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
LARGE GRIsT IN
POLICE COURT
Plain Jags. ssEran,~ and Others 81
Usual Type Make Vp Crowd Which,
Faces Judge Craig To-day.

This morning In police court Judge
Craig wis Confronted by the largest
grist which has been present on
Monday morning for some time.
The vag section OF the bunch was
composed of John Brewster. Alfred
Melcher. Robert Shoemaker William
Krissuch. George A. Wright and
Fred Miller. The last two pleaded
not guilty aud VIII be heard later.
The others drew ten day or dollar
sentences. respectlyely. AnecitnA An
sci drew ten day or dollar SEN
,enco for being drunk. Angel has
colorcd blood In him, ". Torres
drew five day or dollar sentence
for similar offonse. Emiliano Lara
VAS fined IS and the fine suspended
for leaving his horse united on me
street. George stair drew five day
or dollar term for drunkenness.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20

KaRsas city, No.. Nov. 20.--cettle
receipts 2l.0Oc including 1909 south
ems: market steady. Native steers
ss.sba9.e0; southern steers. ti.o0 %
e.25. southern cows ana heifers. SAGE
Qt.sO. native cows and heifcrs, t9.5s
zoo: aOckcrs and feeders, t3.55 q
s.7s: bulls. $3.50 500: calves. i4.0o
azss. western steers. $4,000 T.esi
western COWS, ss.00a soc.
Hogs- Receipts $4,000; market 10s
lower. Bulk OF sales. fs.soM $50.
packers and butchers, 1875 q $50
istht. s5.TsaG.so; pigs. st.oe@ 5.2s.
sheep Receipts $4,000; market i0l
lever. Mutsons. s2.ss@a.75; lamSs
s4.00a6.7s; range wethers and year
iinss. $1,000 AIS; range ewes. $4,000
lS.55.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
STOCK MARKET IS
WEAKER
Depression in London and the
Pressure Brought Against
U. s. Steel Helped to Lower
Prices on Street.


Inv EvenikE aerssa A. y. Leased WtreD
New York. Nov. 20.--Depresslon IN
the London market and pressure
against u. ;. Steel and the Wabash
issues combined to weaken the stock
market during this mornings trad
Ing. Tho demand was not large and
prices gave way generally. although
the railroad division withstood the
attack more successfully than the In
dustrlai stocks. short covering and
the evident support for the railroad
shares were effective In turning the
market upward after the force q ihe
selling movement had spent itself.
After some brief periods OF hest
iation the market began 10 Improve
more steadily In the second hour.
Copper stocks We're purchased ON q
steadily rising scale, Amalsamated
Copper and Utah Copper gaining =
point Reports that rome % the
leading Interests were asking IL cents
a pound for the prodnct encouraged
professional buying Of the group
cnlon Pacific wan pushed across ia
but the operations IN standard rail-
road stocks were In smaller voluins
than for some time. Various special
Ties seemed 10 present better trasina
| possibilities 10 the professional eie.
ncnt for the time being. y. =. sts
made up the major portion Of ~ de
cline but the rest of the list In com
mon with this stock became quiet On
4, she rise. Bonds were irregular, Will
Wabash A. weak.
1 Increasing strength was shown b.
stocks despite the gradual c0nsrae
tlon III the volume OF business. Read
ihn sold point over last week.
| close and Lehigh Valley nearly "
much. Union Pacific touched ia 81
compared With i7s az the outset
Western stocks generally were neg
lectcd hut averaged q trlfie above
last weeks figures. Amalgamates
Copper lost hair Of its forenoon Eais
on profit teklng
| The slugRishness Of the market ies
10 some selling in the late afternoon
and there also was a moderate
amount Of profit taking. Union Pa
clf'c lost all Of its advance. Unite
| states steel came hack 20 near tn
lowest. and there was little left % IN
rise Ia Reading and I.ohigh Valley
some OF the southern stocks wer'
strong, Atlantic CoaAi Line lmpFovinl
/ and IA0silaVille 4 Nashville and III
nuia Central y.
Tho close was weak.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20

ChleAH0. Nov. kfiNn1lpe dam
age TO wheat on the niurnl-swept Ar
sonsIne nanpas gave the price ~ the
cereal today Sudden upward jerk.
Opening Figures here were The same
o. saturday nlaht 10 Nc higher, Mg1
started a. 400 STA l,Oi. galn ol
l~faf-sc, and then Jumped q
tihf -. The close waa steady, with
May Sl.oi net gala q No.
Corn appeared 10 be oveFwfougns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
POLICEMAN LUJAN
GETS a sIx,sH00TEB

He u Called Ia Tas Ensi Street
Where lie Rcifcvcs Man of riesoil
CaSe Cafnea, tlp II Court TpsnoFrpw.
Policeman Pabis 1sssian was called
about moon q. rs East street where
:, was reported iisht had begun. ~
found Domingo Aisarpz and Afar
Montoya. The pol.ceman aald Al
ynrex had a deadly iooklne six-shootel
which he took from him Alvnrer, the
oiiicer said, pleaded that 30 MAS oni,
showing II 10 Msnfoga. Tho CASE
comes up inmomow before judge
crnis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20

but rallied owing 10 the strength OF
wheat. May opened unchanged 10 a
shade lower at "a 3-t4ef 1-sc 20
% Use. touched 81 SIDE and recov-
cred 10 sac. The close was easy
with May lac net lower at 81 s-Sc.
oats suffered from lack OF demand.
May started AZ saturday nights level.
soc. and ekaed of 10 40 7S0 soc.
Heavy selling ON the part % lead
ing packing concern made provisions
weak. Initial sales showed q drop ~
81 a. zoe. with May Ut fis.eh -
1870 for pork. ts.t7is M952tz for
lard and $50 for ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
TR|ANGULARDIsPUTE
LANDS TWO IN JAIL
Third Man, Atamaoio Baoa,
is in Bed Recovering From
Wounds Inflicted in EARLY
Morning Brawl.

Yesterday morning tncre was trl-
angular brnwl In Dnranes. some
where between ; and I o'clock. az a
result Of which Atanacle naea Is today
a his hcme badly cut up on the face
and arms. ana Eduardo Haca and
lose JarnmIllo are In the county
All on a charge Of assault With a
deadly wcapea. No one seems 10
know why the men auarrciied. or
shy they attempted 10 settle their
dispute In the way they did. The
Trio are strangely silent ~ thIH re-
gard. They admit mat there was a
dispute. hus deny cutting nsca.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
COUNCIL TO MEET
AGAIN TONIGHT

Tonight the city council VIII hold
ssn regular second monthly meeting,
this being tho third Monday In the
mouth A Ierge amount Of routine
business VIII h. disposed o. al this
time This IL the thlrd meeting tho
council has held within wcch. me
nret Two. held Friday and saturday
evenings Of last week hoylne been
a, voted 90 paving niatlerA