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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
ELECTION FIGURES
SHOW LITTLE
CHANGE
The Official Canvass viii Be
Required to Tell Definitely
Who Is Elected in Most Of
the Races.

The aiiuatioD. SO far a. thu result
OF the recent election tor state ofh.
GERS n concerned. remains practically
unchanged today. and no positive
statement can be given nj this time
as 10 who has boon elected TO the
various offices other than those an.
nonnced In the Herald yesterday.
The closest of all the races was
that for state school superintendent
between a. H Stroup OF Bcrnallllo
county and Alyan \. White Of Grant
county. Day before yesterday Mr..
Siroup had an apparent majority. On
the face OF the feiurns then IN OF ten
votes Ia the snflF0 ziatc. MORE recent
returns. however. have made q slight
change In these hgHres. and today
Mr. white Is leading b, n majority Of
g. Mr.. Stroup's srionds confidently
claim that returns yet TO be received
viii overcome this narrow margin In
favor of Mr White and show the elcc.
tion OF his opponent by a safe ma
iority.
q. n. Marion. the Democratic can
didate for treasurer. now has the
largest lead OF nny OF the Democratic
candidates eAcept Mr. Mcdonald. Mr..
Marion on the face Of the returns now
In, has lead of 72e over his Repub-
lican opponent. and there II every
probability that he II safely elected.
The races for Justices Of the sn.
premc court aud members OF the cor.
rOggiioH -c:;:;;sifEinsi, are hndly mud
He'd aud " will take the official count
to determine who will compose these
Two bodies The Republican spntral
committee claims the election OF ali
~ the Republican supreme court can
lidases. ana ON the face OF the Teturns
Judge Parker. the low man on the r.
publican tirket. Is leading Mr.. Hanna
The high man on the Democrats
ticket. by slG votes. The corporation
commission may possibly be split, ns
Mr. Armiio, the low man ON the Re
publican ticket. seems 20 have drop.
ped behind Mr.. Owen. the highest
Democratic candidate. by 81 votes.
Al these hgures. however. are GER
ain 10 he materially changed when
the official canvass OF the returns n
made. and Ia the case OF the close
races Il Is simply our or the range OF
| possibility 10 make any definite pro.
tictlon ns TO which candldnscn will
prove 10 have bacn elected The
canvassing board. consisting OF Gov
ernor Mills. Chief Justice Pope and
Secretary JANA, viii mcnt IN Santa 70
on November ~ for the purpose ol
making the official canvass, and until
that time Il II possible only TO indulEc
IN speculation as TO the result OF many
pf the races.
The legal bnrean'' established b,
| the Democratic central committee al
~ meeting IN Albuquerque Monday
Yesterday took its $4,000 and went q
Santa fe. No Information has beer
given out as 20 how much OF the
money has been spent. q. \. MarrUr
Is the waichman on the tower. and 1,
| supposed 10 De- scanning the horlxor
with "A piercing eve In the effort 10 10
| Gale election frauds SO tar as known
his gaze has not vet been turned In
the direction OF liernallllo county.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
AMERICANS AnE
EXPOSED To DANGER

NJ Paso, Texas. Nov. ib.---The
withdrawal last night Of eight hun
dred federal troops from 1prruon.
Mexico, leaves Americans there IN
great danger according % "a trlcHram
received from Torrcon hs a local
business man to-day. The message
urges that the government az Wash
ington be notifed that Americans
In the Mexican mining city are ~
constant peril rom THE thousands oi
native strikers whose sentiments are
declared 10 be Violently hnii-AnIeFi-
can.
Il was al rOrreon that the massa-
ere Of Chinese occurred during the
rebellion aYninsi President Diax last
winter. ono Of the pet grievances
among the more ignorant OF the
poems was that nearly all cxecutive
positions ln Mexico were held by
Americans. although Francisco J.
aadcro. now president, always dts
couraged the idea. many Of the pcons
believed that with the new regime III
the city OF Mexico Americans would
be driven cat and their high salnried
positions given 60 Mexicnns. This Is
one OF the disnppnintmenss which
adds 10 the ugly temper of the etrik'
ing miners al Torrcon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
CALIFORNIA CITRUS
GROWERS OBJECT
TO HIGH RATE
Hearing Before Interstate
Commerce Commission by
Order of Commerce Court
Airs Grievances.

ny 0yeptnE Bernta A. y. Lsesss Ntfsl
washington. NOV. u. TrnnHconnu'
antal railroads and citrus fruit grow
efs on the Pacific coaai were involved
in argument today before the inter-
state commerce commission by di-
rection OF the commerce court, Of the
Case OF the Arlington Heights Fruit
exchange and other citrus fruit ErOw-
srs. against tho Southern Pacific com
pany and several hundred other
freight carriers. The commission or
Tered that tho rate ON lemons from
Pacific coast points to eastern desli-
nations should not exceed one dollar
q hundred pounds. the rate OF Sis q
hundred pounds on oranges beinE
held reasonable.
The commerce court suspended the
order Of the commission as 10 lemons
indicating that rate OF si,l5 waa
reasonable and directing that the
commission prepare the case In that
View.
The lemon growing industry In Cali
fcrnla Is yet Ia rs ineipiency. ths
traffic to the cast aggregaiing about
5000 carloads annually. while the traf.
flc In oranges amounts TO approx
mateiy $4,000 carloads year. The
rate Of 81 ON lemons was made "a
encourage tho industry aud TO enahl,
the California growers to compete
with foreign lemons
When the railways Increased the
lemon rate TO u parity with the orange
rate the shippers objected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

Prospects for Filling Box
Dwindled When Three
Talesmen In Succession
Were Excused.

ffiy Evenfnn herald a. r. Leasee Wfrsl
Los Angeles, Nov. fs.--PrOspectk
for a full Jury COX In the McNamnra
trial recedcd rapidly today when the
nrst three mon whose names were
called were excused one after the
other.
r.. J. Green. talexmun. accepted yes-
terday by both sides "a legally auali-
ncd to Try Jamea u. Mcnamara FOR
the murder of Charles ,. HnEgcriy.
"a victim OF the Los Angeles Times cx.
piosIon. was excused today on med
icai certificate regarding an lntcrmit-
tent Illness.
l.. y. Oilhnuscn, Who followed Green.
was excused because OF his opposi-
tlon To capital punishment aud Y, ~.
Anderson. n venlrcman not yet called
into the box. was dismissed when n
waa found he was not on the county
assrspmeni roll. which " necessary IN
California as a qualification for Jury
service.
Michael W cofcoran. taissman
accepted Yesterday By the defense,
was sakrn in hand today by Assistant
District Attorney =, l.. verinilya for
examination by thr state. corcornn's
nationality ANA religious beliefs cor.
respond with those of the defendant.
We believed In tabor unlona 10 a cer-
tain extent" hc told vermiiyn.
u appeared uosslbic that the sixth
Venirr. Of witch SIX men were left at
tho opening 81 court today, might BE-
entirely exhausted before the box was
nllcd. Three of the men nov IN the
box are sworn Jurors and seven others
have necn accepted n 20 cause By
both sides.
Another ialcsmsn. making ~ In
alt. virtually was secured today IN
the McNamasa murder trial. lie Is G.
4. M. Heath. an Enrlishman by
birth. and he was accepted hy de-
fcnse after an extended examination.
Assistant District Attorney ver-
mllya who examined Heath for the
state. said in tho course OF an inter.
mission that he looked like n good
man ana would be taken by tho
state an.eaa some unknown and un-
enpscted Fcaxon for challenge de-
vcloptd
A feature Of ,ka dsy was tha eliln-
nation ~ NJ. w. coreoran. 81 years
old. corcornn waa excused by Judge
fkordwril who interrupted examlnaA
tlon by the state 10 say that he did
nos believe Coreofan'A age did not
not qualify him to stand the strain
~ long trial
Clarence 5. Darrow. chief OF eouu-
sci for the defense, remarked that
one man. r. n Elliott. already ae.
crpted n eight years older than Cor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
BASEBALL LEAGUES
IN CONFERENCE
American Association and
Eastern Leagues Seek High.
er Classification; S25. 900
of Claims to Be Settled.

Kan Antonio. Tex. Nov. Il & -Dele-
gates 10 the convention ~ the Ma
sional Association OF Professional
lsesshail leagues organised early TO-
say and adjourned Ia later hour.
wksn he first business session xlll be
aeid.
Tue American association and the
kastern league are represented. They
.tsrk higher classification. Al present
thcy are rntcd "CIass A" the snme a.
the Southern league.
Thsy base their claims 20 advance
ment % IA" on the census. asuert.
lng that New Orleans IN the only city
in thu Southern league comparing fay.
crubly with those Of the American as.
soclation and the Eastern league.
Club dinpsiies and personal contro,
vprascr concerning piayers are 10 hs
considered by the National board OF
arbitration.
About geo cases are before ths
board m well ~ claims asgreeatlnf
More than $4,000 and besides thess
there are to be considered applications
from minor leagues for ain advance
inenf In classification.
A continuation of the ten yeai
asFtemeng under which the aasocia'
ton was formed IL considered a GER
saiasy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
s~>~es<~~~~~~e~s

Lincoln Center, Kane. Nov. i5.---
Charging that County Attorney Nc.
Canless had conaplred TO spread cr-
roneouH reports OF the tarsing OF MiaA
Mary Chamberlain. attorneys for tho
nlne defendants. accused OF being
members Of the tar party" today filed
with Judge Grover an application for
a change OF venue.
McCnnless II accused of having
caused Edward Ricord, the barber.
who betrayed Miss Chamberlain 20
her enemies. 20 be- brought out OF Jail
for the sole purpose of compelling him
10 give an interview 10 q metropolitan
newspaper reporter and Of having
himself interviewed regularly by
night In his Office In the court house =
Other details regarding Publicity
given the tnrring OF the young Shady
Bend school teacher. which has con.
vulsed four counties and aroused n
storm over the entire Matcs as stain
upon the honor of Kansas. are given
MS reasons why the nino proninent
citizens charged with the tarri9g
could not expect a fair trial IN either
Lincoln. Ellsworth. ottnwa or saiina
counties
Miss Chamberlain, dressed In black.
appeared In court ,oday and was
closeled several hours with Attorney
IMcCaniesN and Assistant Attorncy
General Hawkes.. she refused 10 give
out any atatemen, further thnn 20
say that a. the conclusion or Che
criminal hearings she intends 10 inst.
tutc suits againat six OF tho defendants
for personal damages
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
GENERAL REYES
DENIES REVOLUTION

llFOwnaVille. ToxnH. NON il.--tien-
eral Romelu0 Couellor. who recently
arrived here from Mexico, has receiv
ed message from the Mexican gov
ernment assuring him that he could
return 20 his home with perfect sale
Az tu himself aud also Inviting hlm "a
visit the capital
Ile replied he would not fetur- an
til his sOR. Who n under arrest al san
Fernando. Mexico. on political
|chnrge. Is released.
General Reyes at san Antonio yea
ierday deniod statement that he
would leave here in few days tor
br0wnhylile To- confer with General
Cucllnr With reference to n revolt
|aGninst President Mader0
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
LASTSTRAW OF HOPE
vANISHES FOR
WIFE MURDERER
Gov. Mann of Virginia Today
Gave Out a Written State
ment Telling Why He Can
not Interfere in Execution.

w Eveninn Herald a. Y. LEASED Wfrel
Richmond. Va. Nov 5.--GoVernor
Mann to-day declined TO Interfere ~
the case of Henry clay Bsattic. Jr,
ana tho young wife murdercr's last
hopr Of escaping the electric chair on
Friday. November %. VITA swept away.
Attorneys for the condemned held
their last conference with the COVER
nor and Just before noon the latter an.
nounccd his decision not 60 interfere
IN any way with the decree Of the
Chesterfield county court. which was
sustained by the supreme court Of APP
reals OF the state.
a petition had been presented 10 the
governor praying for a respite OF a,
least thirty da3s for spiritual prcpar-
alton.
in signed statement Governor
Mann said IN part:
Il followed this case during the
trial and aA its horrible facts wcro
developed regretted that a crime M
cruel and malicious should have oc.
CURED within the confines Of this
state
'in the decision " every question
which was presented to THE able and
Impartial judge who presided at the
trial he was careful 10 give the bene-
hs Of every reasonable doubt to the
prisoner; that ne did not err ~ shown
IN the refusal Of the supreme court OF
appeals to grant writ OF error
"rhat Bcattic II guilty of the wlllfui
deliberate and cruel murder or hlI
young wife I have not the slightest
| doubt. nor l. u Insisted that there
SHAH be any greater relief offered than
the communication Of his sentence e
Imprisonment for life.
II do not think the aisidavlts OF PAU
Bcattic printed In the papera or any
other evidence ~ consideration
brought TO my attention sufficient fol
that purpose.
"To grant a respite in so plain q
case would be 10 set a precedent
would be TO temporize with the Law
and 10 encourage appeals "a the su
premo court with the solo PURPOSE ol
gaining timc. I believe the hest wa,
60 prevent such crimes as this Il Il
punish them adequately. certainly ans
speedily Thercforc the Judgment o
| tho circuit court ~ chesterneid vii
be carricd into effect without inter
florence from me"
GIVES WAY AT LAST.
BeattlcH father this afternoon TOLD
the prisoner In the death cell OF tks
penitentsary that the governor had
refused all aid Young Benttic recciv-
ed Il In silence, the guards say. but
his iron nerve gave way AT last and
he was vlsi5iy affected az the loss OF
his last hope.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
APPROPRIATION FOR
M'NAkARA' TRIAL
IS OPPOSED
Labor Leaders At Convention
Of Federated Labor Fear
Fight Will Be Precipitated
If Matter Is Broached.



Atlanta. Ga, NnF. I5.--I.abor lead
ess ARE trying 10 prevent the introdnc-
tion into the convention OF tho Amer
lean Federation of Labor, noW IN Hes-
sion here. Of a resolution framed by
the California delogatlon approprlat-
ing $4,000 for tno defense OF the Nc.
Namara brothers
A large sum already has been rails
"a for this purpose BY private SUBJ
scrlption and the leaders contend, Il IL
said, that whatever money Is needed
for the Mcnamara defense can be OBJ
talncd IN this manner without draw
ing on the fund.- IN the none too wall
stocked treasury of the federation
Proponents of the resolution assert
that the LEADERS are fearful leat Il pre-
cipitate fight on the floor since soma
of the delegates are known 10 be ep-
posed 90 such an appropriation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
RATE CASE
APPEALED TO HIGH
TRIBUNAL BY
GOVERNMENT
Final Action of Commerce
Court Will Not Be Awaited
Before Carrying Long and
Short Haul Up.
ALL PARTIES DESIRE
FINAL SETTLEMENT
tBy E,es,ss nsr.la A. .. Leased wirsl

Wasaiugion, Nov. 1.-THE gcvern-
mcnt will appeal to the United states
supreme court from the decision OF
the commerce court granting tenn
porary injunctlons ~ the orders of the
interstate roFnmerc~ commission In the
rans-cOntinontai freight rate cases
it la nat the purpose of the gov
crnmcnis counsel 90 await fnal action
by the commcrc- court before takinE
the appeal 10 the highest judicial tri-
bunal. under the law, an appeal may
be taken from "A temporary Injunction.
~ IA the desire OF all parties inter
es,cd To- have iinal determination Of
the constiiuilonality OF the long and
short haul provisions reached a. soon
ns practicable.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
TRooi's AuE MOVED
10 tOitIsTAi4L ItEvOtT

lA Laredo. Tcxae, Nov. la.--ile-
gardins the reported movement of
Mexican troops between Monterey
aud Laredo 60 forcssail alleged In
sHfrcotionary activity Il waH degin-
itciy aseertaincd today that flfty rmr-
ales have gone from Monterey 20
Isampazos. i,urales have been trans
fcrred from Lam paSos 10 la Jnrita.
twenty miles south of laredo,
The NeuNo Laredo garrison has
been nugumeutea by seventy men.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
FIGHTING MEN WILL
MEET SOON AGAIN
Ad Wolgast Is Stacked Up
Against Tommy Murphy
I, and Packy Mcfarland; and
Morris and Comiskey Too. .

,By Evesiss sssrsle a. .. s.ssssa wev~,
IOs Angeles. Nov. fS.---Arrangc-
monts for two fights ia San Francisco
IN which Tommy Murphy will be his
opponent In the nrst one and Packy
Mcfarland in the second. practically
have been completed by Al Wolknsi.
according TO an announcement by
Manager Tom Jones.
Jones said he had received a teie-
gram from Promoter James Coffroih
OF San Francisco tentatively ABRAMS
Ing the matches Tor that city on de-
ccnbcr IS and New Years day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
GARBAGE STRIKERS
LOSE IN GOTHAM
Officials Declare They Have
the Situation Well Under
Control, Brotherhood oi
Teamsters Supports Men.

IN, f.,ealas sssssia A. y. s.ssssa wsrel
New York, Nov. i5.~-Cily oiiielaie
declare that thoy have won their iight
with the municipal ash ana garbage
men. Night work. 10 avoid which the
drivers struck, Win be resumed as
soon as possible.
Tho danger OF general teanisters
strike remains, bni Judging from the
action Of the union. Il IL remote,
though the Greater New York district
council OF the international HFothef
hood Of Teamatera voted last niEht 10
Iasor Of an assessment 10 support the
striking drivers.
Az rapidly as possible the street
cleaning department will iill the
places OF the imported strike breakers
with recruits from the civil service
llsl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
QUIET as,eNs IN
AMov UNDER REBELS

Amoy China. Nov i5.--The He.
publlcanA. who took formal possession
OF the city yesterday. have issued an
address 70 the foreign consnls. In
which she neusrallty of the latter "
requested and assurance given that
thcir lives and their property. lnclud
Ing the churches. Viii be protected.
This city fcinnined quiet today.
The Amcrlcan cruiser Saratoga aud
gunl,oat Qulros will sail for the north.
The british cruiser Monmouth is re-
llesing thu British sloop Rosario.
iiairheng on the mainland. south
west OF Annoy. has gone over TO the
feyoIutionisis. The sily magistrate
has been made a prisoner
Chang Chow, twenty-four miles
west Of here. reports Aghslns there.
Word comes from Tsuan Chow. a
seaport fifty miles northeast Of A.noy,
that the local officials have fled and
th" rough element In IN CONTROL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
RAILROAD COMMISSION
REPORTS TO PRESIDENT

tHy EvsalnG Herald a, r. r.esaee WiFrl
Washington. Nov. 1.-THE commis'
sion appointed BY President Taft q
year ago 20 investigate the qncxtlon
of bringing future Issues OF railroad
ssockA and bonds under the iuFisdlc-
tlon OF the Interstate commerce com.
mission has made it, report 10 the
presldent
President Taft viii transmit the
commisslon'a slndInga 10 congress and
they win not be made pabilc untii
then.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
ARIZONA POLITICIAN
HURT IN AUTOMOBILE
". D Fish, Itspuhiirun Candidate for
State frraAusFr Pinned Demeafh


Phoenix, Arm. Nov, to.--W. ..
Fisk. Republican candidate for state
trcussrer, and n, , Harron. puhilshsr
.of the filobe Democrat, hots residents
of uiobc. were victims OF an automo-
bile accident soyCntcon miles east of
Mesa city.
The steering gear OF their autemof
bile broke ana the ear overturned
both men betting plnioned boutath ID
until rescued some tlmo later BY cox.
boyf
Fisk suffered only nrulsed leg. bu,
Barron WIS rendered Unconscious for
several hours ana perhaps informally
injured
A. o. Hulett, who came along IN
his AUTOMOBILES two hours after the
accident, brought both men to The hos.
pltal here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
SENATE COMMITTEE
TO PROBE TRUST
PROBLEM
No Definite Plan of Action Is
Agreed Upon At First Meet
ing Of Men Who Will En-
deavor to Remedy Evils.

Washington. d. G., Nov. ib.-The
Investigation OF the trus, problem BY
the senate comnittee ON interstate
commerce began today without a def
lEIte plan Of procedure on the part
OF the committee.
senator NewlaDds OF Nevada was
The only witness He asked the com.
mittee 10 recommend as a tentative
measure the passage OF his federal
Incorporation law, leaving the changes
in the Shrnan antitrust law 70 ID
made after the committees hearings
are concluded.
The committee held a conference In
an eftors 10 map out a plan for the
hearings and will hold second meet;
inE tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
SENSATION SPRUNG
BY SENATOR OWEN
Oklahoma Lawmaker Declares
Before Commercial Con-
gress That Opponents Of
Wiley Are Fighting.

tss Hstaiss sfsFsfa a. y. s.essoa wire,
Kansas Ciui, Nov. Enitfd states
senator itoherl &. Oasn OF Oklahoma
created q sensation az todas's sensiun
OF the Trans- Mississippi Commercial
cungr,ss whom hc declared that he
had cvesy reason 20 balicvs that the
Same people who fought Dr. Harvey
W. Wiley ohisg gf the bureau of
chemistry. wees now furnishing mo-
ncy 90 opporp the movement booking
10 the establishment ~ a national de,
oarlmcnt ~ health.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
GENERAL STRIKE ON
IN TORREON MAY
Be SERIOUS
Withdrawal of Federal Troops
From City Where Massacre
Occurred Last Year Leaves
Americans in Grave Danger

Torrcon. Mexico. Nov ia.---A gen-
cral strike has been declared here.
The bakers have Joined the move
ment and a bread famine ls threat
ened Five thousand worklnen are
idle, lacludlng q thousand eineItei
employees.
Even house serNants have Joined
tho movement and are quitting their
places. The market place has been
closed and the street cars are no
longer being operated.
4 thousand federal soldiers are on
their way here from Monterey. ~
FAR there has been no destruction OF
property.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
STORIES or cnuEITy
FROM TCRkIsH WAR
(ng Hvenfua Herald A. q. ksrasea Wfeal

Tfipeli, Nov. i5,--A story from an
Italian source says that attacks Jy
the Turks on Derns ana the iiallan
outp0sts "a Tohruk were rppulsed.
Many ilailans. u is said have heen
wounded by bnllets and heavier pro-
jectiles which had been puFposely
mlsshaped In violation Of the rules Of
war.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
KILiED rn0rsiER ron A DEHw
lfIy FVnnl4N laes&7e A. q. i.enseG VRlr&,

Ufhnd NnpIuN' Mum. NV I'LL
h believed that John&s olson. who
shot aud killed. his brother-in- law.
John Rudunark. mlstakias him for a
deer while huntinR near How string
Lake. h loalnR hls reason. Much pow
erty ~ disclosed ~ the aeelNens. Il
being sHld that The procuring os deer
meat WAS essential ~ the two fan-
lilies mslnlerance
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
KANSAS CITY Will
sEE moRRis Fichr

Chicago, Nov, n l5--thleag0 pro-
motors have mgsrhed Carl Morris OF
Oklahoma and Con Conliskcy OF Chi.
cage and the fighi probably win take
place ln kansas ClLy on N0yember 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
UNITED srArHs ssMos
TROOPS TO SCENE

Washington. Nov is.---The state
department haa practically dcrided 10
send regiment Of troops from Man.
Va Ia Ching Wing Tao. q seaport IN
China, about 250 niles from prkln,
ON the Gulf OF Pelchiii The purpose
ID 10 perform an International duty
under the iiokear treaty In keelling
open tha line Of communication he,
tween rokin and the sea.