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The Springfield herald., 1911-07-28
Hrtesia Items.

The dance at Artesia Friday
night was we'll attended,
Misses Lura and Leah Cant
were pleasant callers at Artesia
one day last week.
]. W. Jordon and family re-
turned home Friday. Mr.. Jer-
don will return about Aug. 1st.
He expects to put in a store
soon.
A. j. Guffey is now running a
car line from Artesia to Holly.
He goes to Holly on Tuesday,
Thursday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cant were call
ers on the ladies' of Artesia Tues
day.
Silas Amrine is staying at Bill
Morrison's taking care of his
cattle.
Charley Watson was visiting
at B. 3. Gant's Monday.
Miss Bonnie Mitchell, Miss
Eta Long and Frank Oakes of
Stonington were in this vicinity
Sunday.
The Springfield herald., 1911-07-28
Villas BUDGET

Mr.. Wheeler is looking for his
new auto.
j. High and FL. Amrine movsd
a house for Mrs. a Ruther ford.
Misses Hester and Ala Cries
hem were visiting with Laura
Amrine Sunday.
Sam Greishem and Geo. Mart
sching are on the sick list.
c. f, Wheeler's long looked
for wire has arrived at Lamar
P. l.. Goehring, j. Amrine, B.
Rauls. H. Amrine and sons and
r. Ranney have gone to the road
after it.
The Springfield herald., 1911-07-28
Sunday School Notes.
(py Geo. Erwin Kon!kell

TBoost for the Sunday School
Convention to be held at Boston,
Aug. 19 and 20.
1Each S. S. is entitled to three
delegates to this convention.
IEach S. S. should file a report
with Mrs. C. S. Collins, Secy. of
the Association.
rive are pledged to raise $50 90
for the benefit of the State Or
ganization. A part of this sum
is yet to be raised.
GThe Sunday Schools that are
in good working order are CIV
ing from $500 to $1,000 each.
TThose schools that have as yet
contributed nothing should get
busy and be at this convention
with a full contribution.
The Springfield herald., 1911-07-28

Tax stub receipts were compared and
checked as follows, to-wit:
No. S75. for 1906, No. S96 for 1905,
Nos. s94 TO e9s for 1907 both inclusive,
Nos, 1925 to 1856 Tor 1909 both inclus-
i've, Nos. to l06l for 1910 both in
elusive.
AN inventory vi The cash on hand
showed the Co. Treasurer to have
81 22s SO, checks and cash on nand;
$40, 1924. Sc in First National Bank of
Lamar, Colo, and 81 3o2. 40 In Citizens
State Bank Lamar, Colo. State vouch-
ers were examined and cancelled. Or
aers paid on the General and Special
School funds were examined and COM
pared with the Treasurer.s Fund Book
and Semi-Annual report.
Interest on County Bonds (coupons)
Nos. to 50 both inclusive for SIS each
were examined and cancelled.
Interest on School Bonds of school
district No. 4, coupons Nos. ! to in
elusive for SIS each and Nos. 5 to IL
for SO each were examined and can
celed.
County Clerks Semi-Annual and
State reports were examined and ap-
proved.
Butchers Bond of John F. Pendarvis
examined and approved.
Abstract of business of the Clerk OF
Dist. Court for the half year ending
June 11th 1911 examined and approved.
Report of the Co. Judge for the half
year examined and approved.
Road petition as presented for pub
lie road from the town of Two Buttes
to Villas Colo. rejected on account OF
said petition not being in compliance
With the requirements of the Statutes,
see sec, 1894 5S35 on page 1874 Revised
Statutes of Colo.
Petition Of Fred Copenbarger to re-
fund taxes of 1906 on account of erron-
eous assessment granted.
Charles |. Collins was appointed JUS
tice of Peace in and for Justice Prec.
No. 6.
che Co. Clerk was instructed to supply
necessary filing cases for keeping the
records OF the Dist. court, by order OF
Judge Hunter.
1t was ordered by the board that the
county clerk shall have built house
12xl6 for storing the County's supply
of fuel.
Treas. was ordered to refund to Fred
eopenbarger S.. .55 tax of 1906, and te
refund to w. H. hewitt 81 military pole
tax of 1910. Also to cancel the taxes OF
Judge Gray for the year 1908, 1903, anc
1910 on account of him being on the CO.
Poor record.
The following claims We're examined
and allowed on the ordinary Co. Rev
The Springfield herald., 1911-07-28


The following claims were examined
and allowed on the ordinary Co. Rev.
fund to-wit:
Chas. F. Milligan inquest service of
Monroe High $53. 80
4. M. Friend hospital and pro-
fessional services for Mrs.
Roberts claimed SOS. SO, allowed 55, OS
Out West Co. for supplies claimed
Sl73.10 allowed 172. so
Herald Pub. Co. for co. printing
and stationery 57.67
S. e. Speckmann ser as Dist, clerk 36. 15
III. Sven services Justice Peace 1.3O
A.W. McHendrie ser as Dist Atty. 2O.0O
C. Bowdry Floyd - g sten. 6O.OO
E, E. Alexander " Co. Judge 10000
E. p. Mcfarland - . sheriff
claimed S25s.2O allowed 239. 10
Will spurgeon ser Co. clerk 10000
H. E. Homsher g '' Treas 134.5
II. E. Homsher claimed 1000 for
work on reports, rejected
E. j. Braund ser as Dist Court
stenographer 6O.OO
X. M. Anderson ser as Co. supt 1880
l.. V. campbell - Assessor 1877. so
H. A. Dawley, one attendant to
Normal Institute 200
j. F. Harrison ser as co. com. 6S.20
w. C. Byers g " 7l.00
C. H. Davis '' :" 67.60
C. H. Davis for Judge Gray, CLAIM,
against Poor Fund 1000
The following claims were examined
and allowed on the ordinary Revenue
rund to-wit:
viii spurgeon, postage and express,
one copy of Statutes and supplies S37.
l. w. Gray for work on Jail and
plastering vault. 5000
S. E. speckmann for Treas. safe TAOS
chas. F Milligan postage 500
II. E. Homsher lumber and labor go
H. E. Homshe- postage, express s.4s
R. M. Anderson &c {" 500
L. V. campbell 90 800
a. A. Denney merchandise forCo 2.15
Board inspected the vault and Jail and
reported them to be in good condition,
Minutes for the session read and ap-
proved and board ordered adjourned
Sine Die.
state of colo.
county of Baca %
|, the undersigned county
clerk, in and for the said county and
state, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is true copy Of the pro-
ceedings of the Board of county COM
missioners as relate to the allowance of
bills, the letting of contracts and the
granting Of rebates of taxes.
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and official seal this 21st
day of July A. D. 1911.
seal Will Spurgeon
county clerk.
The Springfield herald., 1911-07-28
5. S. Picnic

The Pretty Prairie Sunday
school is planning for a picnic to
be held on Bear Greek, Thu sday
August 3rd.
The committee is arranging
for ammusements, consisting OF
a ball game, swings for the
children, etc. Everyone invited
Come and have a good time.
The Springfield herald., 1911-07-28

On account of the Sunday
school convention being held on
Stonington's regular sale day it
has been decided to hold sale day
August 18th instead of August
18th.
The Springfield herald., 1911-07-28
A Birthday Dinner.

A few friends gathered at the
home of Uncle John Warnock,
Tuesday, July 18th to help him
celebrate his 77th birthday. A
fine dinner was served, and all
present had a good time. All
left in the evening wishing Uncle
John many happy returns of the
day.
A Guest.
The Springfield herald., 1911-07-28
BAPTIST CHURCH

Baptist Church. AT Springfield the fourth Sat
urday of each month in the morning. and the
fourth Sunday, morning and evening. Rev. Hazel,
pastor.
Rev. Chns. S. Dean will preach at Stonington
and Wentworth on the second Sunday of each
month. Stonngton II a. M. and 7:30 p. M, Went
worth 3 p. m. All arc invited
The Springfield herald., 1911-07-28
NortI, EIafs.

Born-July 25th, an 81 pound
boy, to Mr.. and Mrs. M. E.
Mackey. Mothe, and child doing
well.
Floyd Durham and B. Umber-
ger left for Clark Co., Kansas
Tuesday with Herman Crouch's
horses.
Myrch and Harley Quillen left
Monday morning for Hartland,
Kansas.
Crops are doing fine, but we
need another rain as the grass
getting dry.
There was a good crowd out
at Sunday school Sunday, July
23rd.
The Springfield herald., 1911-07-28
NJ. E. Church.

Preaching at Springfield Sun
day, morning July Both; II a. m.
and 1870 D. m.
Villas $3.50 p. m. Everyone in
vited.
o. C. King, Pastor.
The Springfield herald., 1911-07-28
NOTICE.

The directors of The Springfield La
mar Tele. Co. will meet with the people
of Stonington at that place July 10Th
1911 at pm. to discuss the telephone
proposition.
Springfeld-Lamar Tele. Co.
Bv Win Spurgeon, Pres.
DS { r. E. Hooker, Secy.
The Springfield herald., 1911-07-28

The Board of Co. Commissioners met
in regular Quarterly session at l pm.
July 3rd 1911 Full board and County
Clerk present. The official bonds of Co
and precinct officers were examined ant
approved as follows;
. viii Spurgeon, Co. Clerk.
L. V. Campbell, {" Assessor.
E. P. Mcfarland, g Sheriff
r. NJ. Anderson, = Supt.
Chas. F. Milligan g Coroner.
Jay Vandemoer, " Surveyor
H. e. Homsher :" Treasurer.
E.E. Alexander " Judge.
Onda Young, Justice Pre-. No.
Frank Lechrone % 2
C. b. Waldren - g 2
II. j Sven -
L. Emerson
l.. L. Knox, Constable g |
H. X. Ellis 2
The Springfield herald., 1911-07-28

Regular Services at Springfield the first and
fifth Sundays morning II am. Evening $50
Orma C. King. Pastor
The Springfield herald., 1911-07-28

On sale day Aug. 18th George
Erwin Konkel will sell at auction
his entire line of straw hats, to-
gether with other valuable arti-
cles of merchandise.
The Springfield herald., 1911-07-28
CHURCHES
NJ. E. CHURCH

Union Sunday school at Springfield every Sun
day at 10 o. m
The Springfield herald., 1911-07-28

New goods constantly arriving
at Konkel's. This week it is a
nice line of the famous Sweet
Orr corduroy pants.
The Springfield herald., 1911-07-28
OFFICIAL. PROCEEDINGS or
co COMMISSIONERS.

Sprghed, Colo July s. 9bH8 ~ IT, T. 13 "a Is, n 18
A. ID. l9II
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
COAST OF MEXICO
SWEPT BY HEAVY
STORM TUESDAY
Rainfall Heaviest In Fifty
Years; Many Dead and
Property Loss Estimated at
100000 Ill Guaymas,


Tucson. Ariz., oct i9- Seven rcr-
sons ur reported dead in Guaymas
and vi,.nit, and property damage ,s-
timatrd 40 $500 ou0 incurred as IL zoe
s1lt ot the n,aN rainfall aud wind
thai visited th" coast of Mexico Tuvs-
daN afternoon number of other
persons az, reported dead ut ortiz
thirty miles north of Guaymns but
none Hf tho.. d' IfHs nor those report
rd 3t Gunymus officially confirmed.
TIr rainfall va. the heaviest in ffty
teur. reaching Hy, inches iu quay
mas aud Empnlw" white ii was nsti-
mated that th. rtiufan in the foot
hills Vus hctw,,l twenty ana thirty
inches o. ~
ON t5o morning ~ October g., the
streets along th' water front in Quay
mas were nlleI with wreckaro OF
small bonts aud merchandise. Heavy
timbcrs lying on the wharycs we're
washed two ana three blocks inland
mp Co tho foot hills
So great wts 'Nr volume ~ storm
water rushing lu'n the bay ana into
the Estvrn DD gtncho. that frosh
water could b, dipped at almost any
point ana au English morrhantmau
living In the haru1r secured mspply
OF frcsh wutor %, pumping from tho
hnv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
Proposed Pacts With These
Countries Will Secure for
Them Financial Soundness
and Settle Debts.
MUCK RAKING JOURNALS
ARE ROUNDLY SCORED
Caustically Criticizes Those
Who Call Piece Of State
craft, Dollar Diplomacy"
Stands for Administration.
an, E,.n,sr m.s.,s =. y. l.....a w,s.,


Sacramento. Calif, oct t3.--presi-
den, Tans nrst important speech In
california was delivered here today
from tn steps 0f the state capitol
building IN, president spoke IN be-
half OF proposed treaties with Nicnr-
aqua and Honduras and vigorously de-
Tended the policy ~ the admlnls;ra-
tion which ne said muck raking jour
nails hay" labelled dollar dlplom
acy' Hroadly speaking prrudcnt
Taft said the proposed treaties with
these countries before the senate
would secure for them H financial
agent in IN, United states who would
point tho ROAD to peace ana prosper
itS 60 tw" republics, rich in natural
resources aud torn bA strife aud revo-
tuition
The president pointed tho efficiency
of similar Arrangement with Soniu
Domingo. whore this government col
.rct- the customs aud sces thai for
'gn drhis are paid, rN'rcising q ben.
rn,.rnt supervision that Nj Tart said
hus accrued Co the upbuijding az san
tn Domingo. objection 90 the treaties
n the United states senate. the pres.
d"ut said. WAS based largely on she
proposition that They would maxi cn.
tunglIng silanrr- with republics iu
This hemisphere fof thr promotion OF
a banking contract sine. the money
for the payment OF tho debts ~ the
two repuhlics WOULD ne furnished hN
American interests Another obiec-
ton discussed hy The president
thpt %, Muntoo puctrin. was suYn
.irnt bond hctN"ru the United states
Jud thr Latin-Amerlcan countries.
~ ls objected thar this IA dollar
dipIomacN said the president and
ihat W. ought Go have none OF h.
Giy, dog a bad name and sou know
what falluWs, 90 cul a W.c, -
stat"crau dollar diplomacy is tu m,
Nuk" the condemnation of th' muck
rakiug journals Nluso chief capital
Is IN tho us, Jf phrases oi a urid
character rhc United states did not
enter into this treaty for thu promn-
ton of its own banking business or
that ~ any of Us citzens % was
thought advisable To- favor contract
With American bankers rather thar
with foreign bankers hecaus. such q
contract would tend To keep frad,
With America This is the correct Oh.
ject ana purpos" OF diplomatic ncro.
tiation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
TUCUMCARI GIVES
ROUS|NG WELCOME
TO HOLM BURSUM
AND PARTY
Candidate for Governor Is
Gaining Friends Every
where; Met BY Band and
Big Crowd at Amistad.
FINE MEETING Is
HELD AT NARA VISA
tssscIsi TeieEras, 80 E,es,uE uerald,


rucumcari, y NJ. oct l3.-if there
cvrg existed any doubt a. 10 how Holm
.. hursum. csndidat, for governor.
on ne Republican ticket. stood In this
sccton of the state. al iai. doubt has
been dFipated during the lust two
days Mr. Bursum and his party have
h'"n dissipatod during the last two
every town and yllag" through which
thDy have passed. Leaving clayton
The stump speakers Travelled by auto
mobile 20 Nara Visa. Amlstad and
thence to Tucumcari. At Amistad tho
PARTY Was met by a band ana a large
number of citizens. An afternoon
meeting was held which WAS nuciy at
tended Mr. Barsum made "A line Inn
preston and gained friends by the
dozen at Amlstad. Continuing on 20
Nara Visa. which town Was reached
at o'clock. very enthusiastic meet
ing was held. hundreds hring in att
tendance. Both az Amistad ana Nara
Visa, speeches were made ny Mr Rur-
sum. Mr Erwin and Mr. Srna Tho
speakers advocated good roads and In
dustrial schools and other Develop
nrent work
Two splendid meetings wore held iu
Turumcari yesterday and last night
one meeting at tWN loo tho afternoon
nd tho other at eight o'clock.
The prospects are excellent FOR "a
clean sweep for th, u publican party
IN this part of New Mexico. Enthus-
lasm is everywhere ana Mr.. Bursum
will poll many moro votes here than
expected oven hy the most optimistic
of The pari1 leaders.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
DEMOCRATS WOULD DELIVER STATE
TO FOREIGN LAND GRABBERS

" T. Mcponold-ra captain L. & ca'te
siisaas acre.
H. D. rlapcrman--r,c spring. 90,
rolal pnoic donaIn
t,a,~i- 5o,sseTa
rhe Hon " e., Mcponalo Democratic candidate governor
controlled by cattle barons Of Europ
j Hon Heroeri Hagefman
sui m s"n springs cattle eoneedo, have at prSse" leased from
hey control 0y aud another every drop OF
the, 5 ,esh % sT..s ] e"a Nm "rss saam 'GS M. 's H
publican nominee Tor governor whom e, are 'omcsnrauns
public themselves or the cattle Interests Of
Mr. Eur.um ha leased from
acres and nearly 'n OF Incapable OF cultivate" ana "''" 81
Mr.. rur.um Nj nupo,n ana Mr. comOucd have a.ed
held the foreign e"ro"s and by hasman and his
Nor Of ,hs situation @ snoUs no, , mar n.
Mr. Scpon"ld nj. oso .''s ana by
II now becomes piain .ne
It becomes whore IN" "sh' i'r tn" "''''" OF Mr.
posi in Nss ,, Mss'G IN 1n ,1nss Tsora'G" a
IN. state uasur ana 'a. rahlo assn Sever was & more %ot" M g
rioi h'ch'd 60 'ou" 90 the public lands OF NJ" MeN" ny
r"''qs control o, me @ state s9y'TnrG TnmS management. IN. history
Of ag pgors ana, m sre' state q" T''a state '""dy Den"
Tn ara va. as. 70 s ava, T '' @ aoc' It., 's ate
src Pcmoau % Of the union stand q. horrible example
rcNas only ' oesnnns to cot up her big tract, Of and and
n,ro consti,r'd ,abs Today Texas realizing too
nothing upou land bur herds Of
cattle do stat bring poop" INTO th"
ap as'omh, "coth nor provide tno
o. % b. ranches
tl, T,N ruc cooking
New MeSco tf Mr. Mcdonald
elected pitl. of Mexico VIII Dee cattle
homes ,,unb. improvements
In lf a Democratic state admnnIaton
%
capital THAT land today worth probably average of $40"
the
of that
sette
hu'd Texas ud maintain Won
o com
p,mocr1u. punderbund. whcn sHred ts OF l'ud
= a
Ions record bot. u h state TeNa and NN MvN" Despite 'n
ho . t % iuRgNug
I
ths poor o.
on tu and
60 auE Cd u tn IN l4 h,
On,
o.. ctu Doe
grauhrr. who made publ. land Texas myth
o - Mr
50 ha uu
uue ~
iu tHr o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
PERMISSION GRANTED
TO TRANSFER TROpPS

Sacramento. calf. oct l3.-Pr,~i.
dent Tan to-day directed the state de-.
partmcnt at Washington. to grant per.
i9ission 10 the Mexican government to
transport troops on American territory
from Juarez 10 a point opposite Nc-
gal,s In Arisona
The president said that there was
sufficient precedent for granting such
permission and replied In the affrm-
aiive Immediately Upon the rrccipi ~
the request from Mexico CITY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
posToFFicE LOOTED or
REolsTEREp MAIL
(Hy Evening Herald A. ". Leased ~ Ire,

Pipshurg, Kmsas, Oct. iS-ROb.
bers who entered the postofIlce AZ Mul.
berry. nfcen miles east OF pitisnurg.
early TODAY. escaped with several
packages of Jeglstered mMl one
package is said 10 have contained
si0O00 being sent 10 the Sheridan
Coal company To- pay its mlners
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
DIR. HYDE, ON TRIAL
IN KANSAS CITY, MAKES
RUSH TOWARD LAWYER


Kansas CITY Mo-, Oct l3.--N Nmlo
United States senator James A Reed
was making uu argument ior tbo
state In the hearing of In u G.. Hyuo,
charged with the murder of Colonel
Thomas II SWup, 'oday, the physician
tutoring threat sprang toward the
senator Mrs Hyde pulled Hye back
into his seat aud he hearing proceed.
Cd Senator Reed had referred scaih.
insiy To IN lfdD and slightIngiy To
Mrs. Hyde when he accused man lost
cOnllnl Of hIM..L-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
GOVERNMENT WINS
IN "BATH TuB" CASES
(ns Evening Herald 4. y. Leased wiret

Washington. - c.. Oct li.-Thc
goyernmen, won It's suit against the
OF the United States Circuit court M
baltimore today The department oi
Justice was advised thai Judges Rose
aud Pritchard sustained the govern.
meht on all points, while Judge Con
sllsaentcd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
FOWLER WILL START
FROM Los ANGELES SUNDAY
tng ENentaM Herald A. q. Leaned Ntrrl

l.ns Angelos Ctlif, Oct. i3. Ayia.
tor Robert G. Foaler said today thar
be- would star l.lin next SUNDAY ON
% tnns.contnDu,t flight from Los
Angeles. The .nuio probably Will bee
followed on ono l he railroad routes
between los Au-ros and san Antonio.
Texas From Slu Antonio TO New
York. FoWles ai lay his course a.
nearly AZ posflul. Iu straight line.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
MORMON LEADER rs
DEAD m SALT LAKE
Gny EveninE Herald 4. y. Leased Mlrel

0HII LAW NIIN, IIHhl VCI. II""
John Henry smith. u member oi the
first presidency of the Mormon
rhurch. second counsellor to the
president, Joseph y Saith died early
today, aged So years
John Henry smith WAS horn In what
h now Council bluffs. Iowa TWO
wives. fifteen children and eighteen
grandchildren survive him
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
OFFICIAL PROGRAM FOR SAT.
uRpAV-ocT. IL. tsii.

Down tOWn-morning.
. 10 a. M Nat Relss Carnival
= company On Gladway
= 1915 q. m.-Free acts ON Glad
. way
. Fair grounds afternoon.
. l2 noon Fair grounds and ex-
. hihition halls open.
o y. m Baseball, triple head.
. Santa Pc vs. vi Paso. Albu.
. qucrque ~ Dawson, Dawson vs.
. Santa Pc
. 1870 D. M -Free.forall-trot
. purse $500
o 2.i1 4. IN Indian races
. Q q m Five and une-half lur
= longs running race.
o 3 a. m Poultry exhibit, spe
. cial prizes presented
. 39o y m Rush Race fancy
. shooting exhibition, ropresontlng
. 4 " G. company
. 50 M Indian races
o la0 D. m Three.fourh miic
= running race
. Down town evening.
. Carnival night Everybody
. masks aud marches behind the
. band
o y. m-4f'rec act, MaNlmp,
. the high diving dog First street
. and Central avenue
. 7a0 D. M Grand opening of
. the Gladway. Central avenue, be-
. tween sixth and seventh streets
o $50 u. m Free act on Glad.
. way "Cheiialo" looping the loop
. Riding the death trap and looping
. The death chasm
o 1880 D. mfrce act on Glad.
. way. Mr. Matt Gay, backward
. somersaull high dive from lad.
. der l02 feet h'eh, Into tank con
. talning four feet OF water
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
CRIMINAL CASES
BEGIN IN NOVEMBER
! Inv Ngaalau lIaeala A lnaaaa Alrat

Detroit. Mich. Oct i3--The Grim
lnal eases against more than a score
of firms and individuals alleged 10 be
In the hath tub trust" nroha5ly viii
come up ai the November term Of the
federal court here All the defendants
have pleaded not guilty.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
MIosHIPMAN ORDERED
TO RESIGN SUICIDE q

Manila. Oct Charles Denniston
Price. midshipman OF the cruiser
New orleans. rommiiteed suicide 10.
day Hhe sho himself In the mead
Price had been ordered to resign.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
OWEN wIsTeR GAINING
HEALTH IN WVoMiNo
tus EvsainE HsraIa A. =. l.sssea Wipel

Cheyenne. Wyo, Oct is.--Owen
Wlsicr and family are In lacksons
Hole thls state. where the novelist
Is rocuperatlne his health and Obtain.
Inc data for new nOyal Latest re-
ports ohlalnable from him In Cheyenne
are 80 tho eject hat his health is
improved.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
Curtis Aviator Signed Up for
Two Additional Flights for
Last Day Of State Fair New
Features Promised.
MILITARY MANUEvERs
WILL BE EXECUTED
Skillful Birdman Makes Two
Brilliant Flights This AZ
ternoon, Pleasing Another
Record Breaking Crowd.

Dssiroua of siyine the visitors to
the state fair cv,ry aviation thrill
possible. the association this after
noon signed up with charles = walsh
Tor two additional neroplane flights
fir tomorrow afternoon. which viii
conclude thr aHatnr's engagement
here and frmally close th, first state
fair
Walsh made two hignly successful
flights this afternoon. Leaving the
srpund ON the first fight a. o. the
hipiauo artist remained 100 ths Hir ur-
ul 4 90. executing SOM" marvellous
dips. at one time barely missing th,
tops of SOME trees west of the grand
stand A. usual. walsh mad. s much
more sensational 0isht the second
time beginning at b o'clock Hc
assembled ana tFayerssd the air rapid
ly over a. Albuquerque. On 90 the
Highlands and across the sandhiils
Returning Walsu urW near the
United states Indian school where
superiuirnd~ut Reuben Prsry. who
had been notified EN telephone 80 the
coming ~ the hiplaue. had assembled
several hundred indian children,
VINO watched the Olght OF thc ma
chime intentN
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