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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-10

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-10

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-10
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-10

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-10

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-10
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-10

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fir 5000 eritaueen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-10

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-10

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03

has been Ia great measure sutabl"
for French cumhiug Dealers hope
TN brighter business rs soon as the
tarln question ls settled and the
rnuds men come into the market
again bui the rally OF the market can
hardly Doc strong nor yet In uil prob.
ability very pronounced. considering
the position of the goods market
About q million pounds Of iloeccs are
understood 90 have SOLD during the
Ncr'..
There BIAS been moderate demand
ior territory woods almost wholly new
woods ana very largely suitable for
French coWbiug mills Including
ttahs Ncyadas ana ldahus aud some
" NnmiuEs, very largely ldahos
Among The sales were 81 600 pound
of ldahos al 2lW22 ccats IN the
grease estimated to cost i3N - cents
clean Altogether wen up towards "a
million pounds of these woods have
been sold IN about this range for
woods suitable lol the French comb.
ois. although there have been other
lots sold m a lower "angc. from goa
n cents grease or about 5ON III cents
clean. some dealers have refused OF.
fcrs AZ these lower figures.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
NIGHT MADE INTO
DAY At VEGAS
Great White Way of Meadow
City to Rival in Brillianee
the Electric Lighted Streets
of Albuquerque.

Las VEGAS, g. NJ, Aug o. Las
Vegas, following in the Footsteps of
Albuquerque s to have q grcs' white
way Already several merchants have
Installed magnificent electric signs
and boy al arrangement with The Hght
and power company special low
price has boon made 10 shopk rcpnrs
for window lighting
Electric signs haze been Installed
by q, j. TAupcrt The Las Vegas
Light anG Power company. the Aqua
Purt company and the Optic. other
signs tn b, pat ~ at Gnce are those
hy ". @ murphy TED Long and Ike
Davis. the latter on the west side Coz
operating with the firms which are
Installing the big electric signs which
are q striking feature OF all the big
city business districts, cnterprialnR
merchants are taking advantage of a
low, flat monthly rate for window
lighting, offered oy the local light
and power company with the result
that the show windows are brilliant
Is lighted ana the displays therein
shown OF 10 adyantagc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
m was somewhat imperfect

hill wa somewhat imperfect
There !. oompuratiyCly little ul 'ho
ucW clip nov lets Ia the west a. Il
whole. although in Montana there are
Hill several million pounds SCI uu.
bought largely loo the eastern section
of the stare ana principally in the Vi
cinlty of Miles CITY Prices here
have rIsou as high a. lN cents TO,
Two small choice clips although rs ~
Hlll cents is the average Tor medium
woods
100 tho to,co sections the clip is al
most entirely m secondary hands. who
800 many cases ura holding for higher
prices. altHoIrA fht great bulk Of
these woods s lityVis, boo fly hands
90 No., eastern commission houses.
an reports 60 date indicate hat The
spCullug the men wear mills have
the ucuer cud ut The market 40 The
moment than GO the dress goods mills,
although the former have not much
to boast off, Openings OF screr- have
undouniedlt produced some uusIne IS
az .hc low prices hu' tho buyers
have shown NO inclination tu commit
themselves to LARGE lines 90 the mo.
mont
EWng this Wcco has been largely
Dos the mems wear wurst'd mauularr-
urris ana foI woods suitable Ton 'hair
lines of goods alihougH somr cloth.
ing wool has been taken Oi lhr new
woods iu hig class however the wool
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
ESTANC|A PRODUCE
GROWERS ORGANIZE
Bylaws Are Adopted and
Plans Are Under Way TO
Build a Large Warehouse to
Store Crops for Good Prices.

EWancIu y Nj. Aug o. Tho Es-
tancia valley Produce Growers asso.
citation met last week and increased
the membership to thity.three. The
manner In which the farmers took
up the discussion OF the bylaws, see.
ton by section, shows that they know
what they waat. For two hours the
different articles were discussed. They
nave good set OF bylaws aud will
have splendid organization. Ths
farmers are all Keeling good over the
great crops that are growing and OK.
peCt great results this tall. An i'm.
nensc warehouse In which TO store
the products TO be held for tie right
kind OF prices will be one of The ne
cessitics of the organization And
while this may not come this year, u
win be no small addition 10 Esiancia
in The near future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
WOOL MARKET IS
AFFECTED BY
SENATE IBILL
Small Activities Are Not Due
to Legislation; Settlement
Is Expected to Strengthen
Market.

Boston Mass. Aus % WIS
hardly expected tua, the United states
senate would pass The wool bin that il
ulu, ur tnW IN would pass any buI.
h fact although 10 ls fun Go suy thlt
the street s uo' surprised ly ana
moan taut the measure did .as5 Ho
would II have been supritel 4d a
more radical measure been PASSED last
Ihurday Mud Tor ths reason. % NAV
Ot said tAat the business which has
lecn acco nplished has been done m
spite ot the tariff uncertainties. M
though 'h market has mQuesionalk
been mmr or loss oYcr-huluWcd bt
.hc rarin revision pm
Tho wcCb as e whole, and u ar
ih' pHsi iuiniaht. have NOT boon uu
usually large trading weeks. u,ru.I.
ing to thc consensus at reports. ry.
c~Hi uN compHr son Just how much
No1i Nas been SOLD o. somewhat 1i1b.
iomH'ical 1W 30 bras muualN been
Ic7s Than SOME would Hi.N 900 nave u
huulut and uuro than ufhrHs would
care tu Ufu Nuuau
900 uO fleece md %. OBJ, uarIpr
iuNfc HIs undoubtedly Ieeu % cuU %.
bir proportions 'or uU best srloc
uou. ni wo1is Boo flD mpCr uuI,e.
while uIoto.ufr ipWtnd hHs ALSO
.rru tell iur nc lower blood. IHD-.
Hnuif have boom sourI lHrr, h.
fuC sHmr Iu'rfE thHi we're UuDIatias
% week sru, except thHf Dur ur Two
other mills have taHcu liii. wool
iiu that there has b,on tendency
to stock up or chat there has 1rcu
Poe necessity to paY higher Ulot.
scnoralli eptahluE is douloa uF thu
majority Iu iho trade lh,gc yes lhla
hpRoyD. which dealoI have n lbcf
favor barring ucs g,ctpd iaun rr
durilpue thv have e gil.oUEDl prup
ogiiiun in the WOODS witch arc hold
20 f0Ia1 market should puy ouil
uurr demand for goods arIsn ard
Eorurrt manufacturers socu t0 Ic ap
DO riaiNc OF ihIs Dc' tp Uo extent
90 lCgf' 'ha' they arc NOT uUWIliin'
fO take lho cream OF thr wheat at
the ruling prices
as torated sa1re while tAc action
OF tbe senate was unexpected b. hos
NOT occuaonal surprise The afli
iude 0t controlling ingccs iu congress
towards the American textile indus
tries has been more COR less ut a
heads ! win tails YOU lose PROPOSE
tion an the way and the suggestion
that a scientific tarln could be framed
that would De equitable " al con
cerned has been utterly lost ~ tbs
sense OF newly acquired political pow
~. alhoagh The Wlscons~1 acnalor
did have tho grnce 90 confess that Ms
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
FOURCHEGU NAMED
MONSIGNOR BY
Pope Plus
Stated OH Good Authority That
Prominent Clergyman of
Archdiocese Of Santa Fe Has
Been Highly Honoled.

santa F,. y ST. Aug VERY Rev.
Anthony ruurghcgu. vicc-gcucral OF
thc archdiocese of santa r.. and for
Two score and three years mission
airs priest n New Mexico has been
raised ru the dignity of monAgnor by
pop, Plus y, according To- am uucun-
armed report mere today Tho vicar
general h.s been directing the work OF
the archdioec-. during the absence
ct Archbishop j. y, pitnval. who has
been In Europ, since the latter part
of May Tho information that tho
vicar general has been signnlly hon-
'rcd hy the pope was brought Go SAM
to Fr according 90 the report. IN "a
private telegram lrom Rome when
ppiJachod un .b, matter. Rev. Four
ch'gu said Do, had received mo- notice
that Dee was GO bc "a mOnsiguor.
- b. quite ukely that there viii be
no ofncid announcement unfit the
proper authority and papers are re-
c,vod hy mail from che Eternal
city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
DOGS MAKE VICIOUS
ATTACK ON OFFICER
Two Large Bull Terriers, Own
ed by Chinese, Attempt 10
Chew Up Pablo Lujan, Who
Has Strenuous Battle.

pui..r pablo LuIan entered the
uup n bun nghi.r last uiphi az
about ln O'Clock. hts 1dyor.urics bee
up two yiOaus QUIZ dogs owned oy
500 Iluu Loy proprietor of tho Los
Angelo. stauraut Luluu wus walk
iug ur Nortu Fourth street when h,
.am. suddenly upon the Cinnamon
uld Dds tNu dogs
40, large pnd vicious bull dogs
prtue for Luian almost b'for, hc
bad Tim, to luok up ono was Gao Gs
throat ANA the other at his righi lcg
h's lott nst hc sont the springiup dog
into th. street. AMI whipping ont his
r,volv'r with tho same hand and
strukc brought Il bach and struck
The 9th e dog ON the head with the
butt OF the revolver This fcllcd the
dog at his kne". bat jn moment ti"
utHur con, waF upon him again. ilc
reversed tho pistol Go replace II la the
board. and at this point It dis
charged py accident A. had become
cooked when Dee struck thc dog on
th, bead The shot entered the
ground. and the noise frightened or
thc dogs
Up tho meantime 500 Hoo 10y had
stood at a respectful distance saving
boz puonting tones. Then no bite,
They all lipht" The dogs have made
trouble ON several former occasions.
once q Il said lraplng into a buggy
90 attack a lady who was driving. The
chief of police has requested the res-
tnurnnt mnn o. Keep them locked up
u his back yard.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
GLOBE NEWSPAPER
MAN ASSAULTED
George Clements, Editor Of the
Daily Globe Is Beaten Up
Because of His Attack Upon
Disorderly Saloons.

Globe, Arizona. Aug George
II Clements. editor of the Dan,
Globe, was assaulted Monday ugh
by Wise Anderson. brother oil
former city Marshal Robert NJ. An.
derson. now in the territorial p,ni.
Tertiary al Florence, for The nurde.
of George NJ STANLEY. in The wine
room of the Wellington bar In this
city IN March.
Clements al that time was odlio,
Of the Silver Belt and vigorously pro.
tested against drunken peace office.
demanding their removal from office
and the closing OF tough saloons laS
ing wine room attachments
Clements recently returned To
Globe as editor Of the Daily Glo5p.
and Ia recent issue his paper called
attention 10 a trouble In she Richellcu
restaurant In which drinks were sew
ed from the White House bar. when
q waiter was brutality beaten elem.
onts then urged suppression of the
rough saloon Clements has also
strcnuUusly opposed the attitude at
acting Governor Young Ia paroling
aud pardoniug number OF murder.
cfs from tho pcaitenllary. aud that.
too. has aroused much uniuyorahln
comment among the ruughor element
Of the city
Anderson returned 90 Globe Friday.
and on Saturday warned ~ i Barron.
manager at the DaiN Globe. that uu.
less Clements left town sumcthin"
would drop. barron repeated tur
warning Co Clements, bat fhp latter
refused to consider The matter seli.
Ously. though he did send William
Sparks yesterday afternoon 10 Andct-
Fon Tor an explanation 10 Sparks
Anderson said he meant nothing cx.
cept 30 let Clements know that he ala
not like him and had mo- intention Of
doing anything About half an hour
later. Jlst aB Clements WAX leaving
his office, Anderson stepped up to
him aud struck him Coming so soon
after the message Of pence brought
hy Sparks. Clements was caught nii
his guard hut mixed more With the
desire TO prevent Anderson. who W.
rcputcd 90 ho a gau man. from shoot
Ing him than 20 fght man his size,
weight and activity llystandors seu.
arated them and Anderson later was
arrested, when warrants were sworn
ont hv Deputy sheriff Frank Haynes
lie was released on his own recog'
nilanCc Tor hearing Tuesday
The assault, coming from the
source II did. aroused much feeling
throughout the city Reputable sa.
loon men met last might and passed
a resolution OF sympathy for Clements
and assured him that thew are with
him IN the fight against flagaut dis
orders.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03

this belief is the feeling that the rul.
ing ~ announced MAY b, regarded hy
many, both Ia and without the church.
as a recession frOm the stand taken
by the Roman Curia during The pom.
titicatc OF Pope Plus IN against the
opposition OF many leading
theolugidns Of the church
Since the DAYS OF ST Augustine the
doctrine of the immaculate concep.
ton had been n mooted question
among Catholic thoologIaBs
Should the cdici hc as It has been
reported. local CLERGY declare. the
change has been made for political
ANA economic reasons alone.
This Is an axe of commercials "a,
said Father William O'Ryan Of St
LeO's parish last night. and 81 is a
matter Oi increasing hardship for men
ct busin tss 10 lay aside their duties
on daNs of The week and attend 90 the
religious obligations imposed hy
holy dag such as the feast OF the inn.
maculgtc conception
Should this day have been rcmoy.
ed from the calendar. Il will not b.
In any respect a novel procedure In
1881 the feast of St Peter and 81
Paul which ordinarily would be Cele-
brated June %. was retrenChad The
keeping at numerous other such DAYS
has also been abolished The day H..
self remains the same, as significant
as ever"
In the opinion of Rev HUGH Me.
Menamin. rector uf the Immaculate
Conception cathedral. the change has
been made Tor much the same reason
outlined by Father O'Ryan ~ Is
becoming yearly more aud more of "a
hardship for Catholics to celebrate
their holy days The demands of
their business interests are moro
pressing than in former years. and
their livelihood men should not be
forced 10 neglect
IN somc foreign countries where
employers and employees are Catholics
alike these observations are some.
what less difficult but even In Euro.
pean Jurisdictions the number of The
days rs gradually being reduced In
France a. DAYS are kept, IN Great
Britain o., In Canada TO- and in the
United states but SIX Il NAV READILY
De seen that whore Catholics and non.
Catholics miuele most freely, the OC.
caslOns are lowest IN number.
Bul lei ne make plain the tact that
the mere removal for this DAY from
the list of holy days Of obligation Will
not alter It's moaning in any respect,
Nor will this action Indicate that tho
church has given over the doctrine OF
the Immaculate Conception That
would be- impossible
Christmas and New Years, The As
cousion. ~ days after Easter, The As.
sumption, Aug "a. All Saints day.
Nov 4. aud the Immaculate COncop'
tiun. Dee s., are now celebrated as
holy days OF obligation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
HOLY DAY STRICKEN
FROM CALENDAR
Feast of Immaculate Concep-
ton Reported Discontinued:
American Priests Do Not
Credit Report.

New York. AUS Announcement
was made la this city today that Pope
Plus \. by a recent puntiiioal decree
had removed from the list of holy
DAYS OF obligation The feast OF che
immaculate conception, which Roman
Catholics the world over celebrate De.
cembcr
The eject a. me decree VIII be- TO
relieve Roman Catholics OF tn obli.
CATION OF hearing mass and abstaining
iiom unnecessary work on The feast
day
Publication ut the decree which has
MOI been promulgated officially in this
diocese as yet, brought expressions OF
surprise from Roman Catholic clergy
men and some Of them we're inclined
10 think the translaiors of the decree
were AZ fault ana that no such change
had been made by TIE pontIif Back OF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03

Instant relief for an kinds of sim-
mcr skin trouble Is found In that
simple wash -, y. ~ Prescription
tor Eczema. Get 25c trial bottle
today and prove FOR yourself the mor-
It's of this wonderful prescription. We
always recommend IA for summer
Itch. ~. O'RIELLY co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03

"Why don't YOU speak 10 mamma,
Peter"
~ have approached her dozen
times, dearest. but she doesn't give
mo "a chance 10 get In a word"
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22
DETROIT UNITED isrsauRsAx
LINEs.

JACKSON LIMITEDss
$40 a. m. every two hours to t:fo vi
m: Jackson Lansing Limited. s:ie ,.
m Jackson locals. 7 a m. every two
hours to p. m; Ann Arbor only, : q
M. .. m. sac P M. p m, 10 No.
~ 10 $3.50 p. M. 7:so .. M, . p m. III p
m. saline cars from rpsilanu
wYANDoTTE pIv.--5;ss a m. half
hourly TO s:ss .. N: hourly TO ii:ss
ORCHARD LAKE pIv.--s ma
hourly to IL .. m.
FI.fNT-sAGINAw LIMITEDs-s:ss
M. and every TWO hours 10 s:ss y. m.
Flint locals. a M every two hours %
M TO Romeo, a IN. ( y M
every two hours TO 10 D. m. IN D. an -
poRr HURON LlMlTEDs--f,l3 -
avery two hours to f:ls y. m. Sur /,
aavs. III .. m Algonac limited daily
sscept sunday. S:i5 p. m rhrousa To-
rafr nv hessly 10 : 2. Ha.r- = ~ -r..-+
"a. I'm. city. q u. IN. Mt Ciemsns local.
h.if- hourly 20 p, M; hourly 20 III III (
- Nj. Clemens via shore Line. eias ~
- hourly 10 HAS .. m. a
sroI.EDO LIMITEDS - T:3e q n.
..sSv two hours 10 b:3o p "a TErouzn
t..i. II 4 m. hourly 20 3 p m NcE-
sos only 10 D m. ~ y m n
PONTIAC LrMrTEDs--t:so r. al
E.io y M. sac .. m. Locsla $40 q nt;i
every 20 minutes 20 I:fs . n 49, ~
M kalf-houriy to 3:&b ,. m, s;le n in-h
every 70 minutes TO $50 y. n. t,lF 49,
m. haif-hourlY 20 7stb 2. m. sac r. u;
nirminE CHAM onis. nidniTht
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22
D. B. c. COACH MAY
GET GALL TO YALE
Eastern Papers Think Uickalls May
Be the Man To Get the Ellis Out
of the Rut.

Several years ago Jim wray, the
Detroit Boat clubs rowing coach
went to Harvard and started work
with the college crews there. His
success has been remarkable ever
since. Now Ii seems very possible
that Wray's successor here. Vivian
Nickalls. may go up similarly and
find himself Wray's opponent, IN
charge OF the rowing interests Of
Yale.
The following is from the Boston
Globe:
Sporting writer's all over the
east are saying lot Of nice things
about Vivian Nickalls, the Eng
Iish rowing enthusiast, who has
been doing 90 we'll with the De-
troit B. c. and whose junior crew
besides winning lts own class
race at the Philadelphia holiday
races, also showed lts rudder 70
some Of the crack intermediate
elahts.
Bert Reed, Of the New York
Evening Post pays the Detroit
coach many a pretty compliment
and suaoests a brilliant future for
him az the developer Of some big
university eight-oared crew.
~ think" writes Reed, shat
when the time comes for the old
or men TO retire from active
coaching any university. Yale In
ciuded, might 60 farther for
coach and fare worse. II 10 appar-
emit that the Enallshman 10 not
slave to English methods, al
though know he retains the good
things TO be found In the English
system.
"Any man who can handle
Fights Of such widely different
weights and make such q showing
as Niekalls has done must be YER
satile and at the same time re-
tain the broad fundamentals OF
the best sweep rowing. Also,
Nlckalls knows lot about rig.
cling, that almost black art Of
the game"
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22
REVIVE GLIDDEN TOUR.
But Minimum Of 80 Entries Must Be
Made n Event Takes Place.

The entry in the 1911 Glidden tour
or the Maxwell 1912 stock models con-
firms the view which originally
prompted the postponement OF the
tour to fall date, In order to render
available the 1912 models OF the var.
ious makers.
The following entries have been re-
ceiyed: Oakland model M" Ohio
model 40" Abbott-Detroit model "B.
H. g cars). Washington model ID
80" Mcintyre model Me-" anu Max.
we'll 6 cars).
IL Is proposed to hold the tour from
Washington to Ottawa sometimes IN
September. the exact date to be an.
nounced Aug. provided the minimum
OF thirty entries are received.
Road conditions from Washington
10 Ottawa viii BE AT their De,
early fall AMI ideal touring conditions
VIII obtain throughout the whole LOSE
niles TO he covered by the tour. espe-
'cially In the New England and Lake
Champlain districts.