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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-07
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THINGS s FILINGS

1
THINGS & FILINGS
HAVE you seen the grounding in
the past day or two?
49,
All, here comes our jaunty little leg
islators hot-footing it back home.
UNDERSTAND that Hessville and
Munster are also NERVOUS about the
coming grand jury.
WE see no reason why the poor sa-
loon men should be pinned in such
suspense all the time.
SOME newspapers seem to be as
full of bile as ever, circulation contest
or no circulation contest.
10
SEEMS that some men must eat
with knife only to sharpen their ap-
petites or cut their threats.
NOTE that Miller is to have a fire
department. Ed klopf ought to have
stuck around little longer.
-ee-
| THE present Lenten season is note
worthy for the large number of bridge
squabbles that are taking place.
| a.
EVERYBODY in East Chicago just
hates to see Deputy Sheriff George
Blocki coming down the street
| YOU can't help but feel sorry for
some girls around these parts for hav-
ing the kind of fathers that they have.
-2@
WHAT has become of the old-fash-
Toned minstrel show? Minstrels are
| geeting as scare as lions and circuses.
THE mule may be a kicker. but he
is ready to go to work some time.
which is more than some male kickers
can say.
THE Indiana legislature had no time
for any probes this year. 1t was ex-
tremely sensitive on the probe bust
ness for some reason.
| 30
RATHER strange that the churches
also have quit holding the old-fash-
Toned rummage sales. Good indica-
ton of prosperity at that.
THE way some people in ONCE 60
after things does not remind one of
a blushing bride in butcher shop
buying her first beefsteak.
THE Salvation Army has tackled
Gary. The army has ever been famed
for real grit.-Elkhart Review.
What, has the army quit Elkhart?
ANOTHER rich girl reported en-
gagged. Well. If we can get all the rich
ones welded, there is going to be some
chance for those who are not so rich.
1T keeps the Laporte Argus Bulle-
tin busy as pup at bone finding men
who are going to run against Con-
gresham E. D. Crumpacker two years
hence. 1t has two already.
OLD Loot Hobson Is again having
jim-jams because he's afraid of a war
with Japan. Somebody ought to give
the loot another kiss. Maybe that is
all that is the matter with him.
.-SS-
THE lid is eff in the prize fighting
game in Indiana-everywhere except
in Lake county Hitler Governor
Marshall will send the khaki coats il
we have just the least little muss.
| MASSACHUSETTS scientist says
the X-ray will reveal a persons age.
Unmarried girls who have suitors,
should beware Of very bright, intense
light conferred on their inrards.
Il --GR-
NOTICE that the New York legisla.
ture wants to raise the medical stand
ard OF that state. Wonder IL some
doctor had been digging for some leg
islator's appendix after he had had 1t
removed?
REPRESENTATIVES, Macon of Ar
kansas, said the newspaper men are
pea-eyed" infitesimals. Oh, that's
what 1t is, Ell? Have been feeling
like that for long time, but supposed
it was just the grip.
WHERE innocence is bliss, it's
L Gsll. y
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-07
United States.

United States.
Champ Clark of
Missouri born in Anderson County,
Kentucky.
1S65-New Brunswick rejected the
plan of Confederation.
1S97-Queen Ranavalona III. of Madag-
ascar exiled by the French.
1902-Lord Methuen OF the British
army wounded and taken prisoner
by the Beers.
1905-Albert NJ. Palmer. noted theatre
cal manager. died in New York
city. Born in Stonington. Conn.,,
July II. 1888.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-07
SsTHIS Is MY 51ST BIRTHDAY"
Alexander G.. MacKay.

Alexander G. Mackay, leader OF the
Opposition in the Ontario legislature,
was born in Sydenham. Ont, March
Z. 1860. and received his education at
Toronto University. After leaving the
university he taught school for sew
eral years. At the same time he
studied law and in 1887 he was called
to the bar. After three years practice
he was appointed Crown Attorney, a
position which he held until his cleo
ton to the legislature in 1902. AS a
member of the Opposition Mr.. MacKay
soon became leading figure and in
1907 he was chosen to succeed Hon.
G. p Graham as the leader OF the Con-
sentative party in the legislature In
addition to his law practice and his
official duties he has found time to
assist In the promotion and develop
ment of numerous industrial and finan-
cial enterprises in Ontario. He has
also taken an active interest in educa-
tional matters and in the development
of the Canadian militia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-07

MASSACHUSETTS scientist says
the X-ray will reveal a persons age
Unmarried girls who have suitors
should beware of very bright, intense
light centered on their inrards.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-07

INDIANA woman who had her hus-
band arrested, on being told by the
court she could fix his punishment,
solemnly ordered him to remain away
from her for ten days And yet they
say woman is ready for the ballot.
New York Herald.
And it happened in West Hammond.
You'll remember where Miss Brooks
finds many things to drive dull care
away.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-07

NOTICE that the New York legisla
ture wants to raise the medical stand
ard OF that state. Wonder II som,
doctor had been digging for some leg
islator's appendix after he had had /
removed?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-07

REPRESENTATIVE Macon of Ar
kansas, said the newspaper men are
pea-eyed" infitesimals. Oh, that's
what it is. Ell? Have been feeling
like that for long time, but supposed
It was just the grip.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-07

THE lid is eff in the prize fighting
game in Indiana-everywher except
in Lake county. Hitler Governor
Marshall will send the khaki coats il
we have just the least little muss.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-07

WHERE innocence is bliss, tits
folly to be WISE" And knowing this
why does the Hammond Times at
tempt to make Editor Brown realize
his mistake when he thinks he Is hav-
Ing as much fun celebrating Washing
tons birthday with a couple of pints
of Strawberries as he would with that
much joywater?-Indiana Harbor Sen
tinel.
Yes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-07

OLD Loot Hobson Is again HAVING
jim-jams because he's afraid of a wal
with Japan. Somebody ought to give
the loot another kiss. Maybe that is
all that is the matter with him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04

eff % law .bt,aaInp corporation which
has recently b.'u un.b tH"UnH 'pf
gruss tiniaiiYus uf IaN dr gu,d TO
protect American 'Hunr |H4't I. "N'
pf th, Roy,fnors uf in. u,u s.H'.
Thcy kuou r1i J,fIru o. iiIE.r.
man aud NIpu. y ui,fJ ,H.uN',.
tors ln uuI ..uH ."f tu.u 'n'
oi them Wu. moved boz disgrHrr from
tbr Once ~ territorial governor.
souid have q large ,uiD, loo thr gov.
,tim,ui Df N,W M,Nico.
Thrt know thai HfltIsn ,artl'Ists
gentlemen without occupation.
N hose ouiN Interest iu Nrn MosI,' /,
fu turn th, state into 90 hug" .lt.
camp for th. purposr cot iuDr"asir.
their dividends to the .,nd that lH,,
p,.d u,, " have an occupation. would
Iieint, Ola. policies or tn Mcdonald
administration.
Mud su 90, p'Ipir have ceased t0
puthrr abut Mcdonald p,rsunti',.
fHr Dol, is not Nutih It.-but the, hs,,
ID. lars, thick club 300 their hand,
tbIrb ON November VIII bH used ur
Dan Grant Herbert j Uag>-eau
Miguel A. ptrru and th, lritisl
gentlemen Nitluut occupation Nh'
Vuuld exploit ti' state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
INcnI.nIln.r srrrlpIrN.

20 piece with the LAUNDERING stu
riditt which hns marked the COURSE
of thu Democrats and bnshw hackers
from tnr beginning of the campaign
was their effort to gain political CAPE
itni from the utterancrs uf disiin-
suishsd ufnciai ef the Catholic
church
The attempt of W e. Mcdonald To
deceive the people ui New McNico
h, telling % deliberate falschood ar
80 his lsnidinEs 1 tho public land, ~
tho mtr of th, puhhr records which
proclaimed thc faisity of hiF state
innni. waH hardly Jess -ill, than the
flaN of his political managers go first
drawing from Archbishop pittval q
statement oi thr scif-,,idrut PROPOSE
zion that hr is not tndeaNurins "a
usr his influence as h-adrr of his
rEuf.h tn ftthyr the ambitious u'
un, political party aui using thif
statement Hs IN, basis uf foolish %,
Go the effect that Oh, archbishop
interview uu tnr subject of the blue
baiiH Nnr spurious
Inth uf these srkynIcs, uf ruurs"
ser. designed ror tbo sole purpose
of anncNns votcs fur the Democratic
hu.hWharkei ucku rrgpfilpss uf th'
iurans employed, both of thcm rest.
rd upon az, foundation uf iulrrhupd
aud both OF ihrm failed to takr int
confederation tho fact thst tine FAILS,
hood was ~ palpahle that ne rut
would iar,itaph become aupercn
and cause a was, pf popular indigna
tou 90 uvrrN hrim the perpetrators o
fnc deception.
TIA Incident of thr interview Witl
Archbishop pitu, ~ Involved. ia addi
ION e. IN falslt,. th. gross imprupri
riv. at which the Democrats an'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS did not tor AN instsn
hesitate uf dragging 10 great prclat
aud leader nf q great church mt
she mlrk ~ partisan poiiurs q
never for nisment occurred Ia M
Democrats and hvshH hackers ma
this Guild hc SUR 60 arouse q hero
seytavnvpi on NE part oi both ln
nhltnbl,p ana thss ltcinbsrr 81 hi
faith Va New MgSiy, Nhira woul
bur, them suii deeper In The grave o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
rnE nlAI.oANnInArl.s.

~ tn campulgn Tor governor 80
NrN Mexico has progressed. the hguro
~ ". e.. Mcdonald has doomed smaller
ami smaller until nov his name b.
rurrl, used 10 the dispatches 9r 10 tie
sp,rcErs ~ The orators on either -id".
For after all 10 ls NOT ". e. Nc
Donald. but tn forces which br" en-.
dcaNoring 10 foist him an TIE people
of New McNico. that as' ~ import
ance THE people realize tbis. and
CONSEQUENTLY devote little attention 90
the negligible Mcdonald, looking
rather to what he represents than ga
ihe mRul agurr 81 the man himself.
They know that In she event "f his
election It would not bc Mcdonald
who would severn m state. but tn
mungn influences which ars movinl
n'Ncn and earth 60 bring goont hi'
election.
1'hey know that Dan Grant i.os An
solcs millionaire ana CONTROLLING FACTOR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
TRY THIS
OVERNIGHT CURE FOR COLD II
HEAD OR CHEST.

II Is Curing Thousands Daily, and
saves Time and Money
GU q howl three quarters iull nt
boiling water aud towel
pouI into he water 4 hcant tea
spoonful of HYOMEi pronounce
High-o.m'l
Pm youI hoad over The bowl and
cover head aud bowl with towel
breathe the yapor that arises TOT %
few minutes, and presto your he'd
IL as clear a- q bell, and the ushihess
IN thr chest Is gone.
us pleasant cure Nogll enjoy
breathing HYOMEl. Youn feel al
oucr It's soothing. healing aud hene
fetal effects as Il passes over the IN
ilamcd ana lrrtaied mcmbrane. ~
cents bottle. az druggists every
where Ask j. a. Oeilly iof ezra
bottle llYOAiisl lnhalonL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04

popular condemnation yhc' could
,a, uo further ihan tho frv votes
thut IN. believed thct could stt w
telling in, ur pnd N.rr Nuull' hiind
tp th, man. tboi tHrt would '' s't'
tu lose VUtn 90, ur tts discovered
m, drusr stuWdu. col th, h'mo-
crafts urt HushNhu.k,fs iu th, I"'i.
dent uf tn, .utrf,l'N uith \rDlHIsh"p
piihNsI ,Hu pul, Hr explained 600 'h'
th,of, that thr m,utaI powers Hf inc
WrR ts-tpR-ibl' for the DIuard bad
rrrUm, Impaired Dos th" drsp"fu ION
arsing from realization uf .rtinIn
defeat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
itr-i congregational.

broadway ana Coat avenue. gun
day schoal IA a.ib M, Mr. a. :.
l.ithgoN. superintendent Morning
worship al ~ oclock Vesp.r sery e
toe az fi3n each sunday afternoon.
rhe services Tor SUNDAY November
9. ar. prepared for the public with
the hone that much in Thorn MA,
heIp ana cncourage those Who eor-
ship Win u.s. Tho music al both
scrsices especially the sespcr hour
merits the Attendance of the public.
rhc morning subject presented ~
Mr.. Toiher, VIII deni With The atii'
tudc of men towRrd religion today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04

Corner of Lead avenue and BROAD
Way. JESSE } Runyan. pastor sun
day school afa a ~. Their, are
GLASSES Tor all ages IulUr aud set
o. Bible school welcome At the morn
INK service the pastor viii Eitr "a
communion meditation Vu TIL"
TrunsfiHurnSion The ordinance, 81
rommunt viii be- observed al the
close of the service The Message
uf Jssas 60 ~, New civilization ~
the topic for discussion nj the u. V.
T. a. mrctinp from 8 90 to sii5 The
isastur viii preach In the evening on
"a %, .ircduvI uf ChfistH Work on
turth The service hcHirs M { 10
aud last one hour strangers and
hose without church home are IN
,,ted a. make this church theIr place
uf worship.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
plum.l,ISSINEr

After an. thr president of the Pro-
grossly, Republican, Lrdgu" 81 Ne"
Mexico ~ not ~o aVullt progressive.
~ u matter of TACT tiiD world has
Progressed $50 much NOR, rapidly
than tn president 81 th' Progressive
Republican iragus that the tmrrc~-
sion lie given that Jesus Romero N
lied TO post.
For Instance. violated pledges arc
no longer considered sign cot pr"g
RESI- Time Wss when H was regard
cd a. Yer, shrrvd and Dic, thins
To make plcds, before election Tor
the purpose ~ setting into 0ffir, and
Violate % after election FOE th' put-
put, uf n,nnR one uu,aut with
money m, NnIiu Has Progressed
hcvond that idrn Jesus lpm.ru has
not.
again. th' world has PROGRESSED ho-
! vond IN, th'or, that any distortion
oi "a. law. such as collecting fovs 80
bcins in three places at on, BE-
ustifiubio for tn" purpus, uf trans
| fofriug munr, from Tho ro'kri- OF
| the taNpaycr to the pockets nt tn'
perpetual ufuccholdvr irrr ts'i'
lrsus Bomcro hss not Progressed 40
ineh
| Also. an rnughtrnej public opinion
has Progressed tag. Tar hrNuud th'
| doctrine that b. H. pcrmissini' for o
| candidate FOR office. even though h'
profess O." stand for good govern
! mont Go resort Go such i-rDputabl'
4 methods as r,gistrr.u- cun,lrts undo
assumed nswrs fur the criminal nlr
! pose uf having them vote for th'
candidate jesus Romero stands ps
on that proposition
MaaA othrf instances uf q slWIH
mature might boz cited tp show tha
Jesus Uomcrn has really fallen ia
behind IA. PROCESSION Instead "
Keeping az With the advance gUsro
Hut why multiply examples VII
which the propi, are already iamil
lar Those that we hHN, given ar
aufficient g. rltoN that IN. prcsid'u
NJ the ProRr,ssl," Republican l'asu
10 not noarN so Progressive ss u
! might b
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
The Churches
Highland Methodist

j1A Suuts Arnu. samuel y. Alli-
SON. pastor services conducted 10y
che pastor 90 o. M and 1880 o. M.
subject nf morning sermon "fhe
Duplex Nature uf Man Tho topic
Tor the evening hour what h in
THIS Hand sunday school ni = g.
81. M, Robert Holiday superintend
snt. Devotional meeting Of tho Ep-
worth lcagu, at go D. m The sim-
ultauoVns revival meeting commences
nest SUNDAY November ~. Rev
clyde Cnmphell ~ Las cruces re-
turncd missionary from China, VII
assist The pastor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
N,ry respectfully
Signedl CLEMENT ATCHER
Chicf CLERK ana Chief i,NccWiN,
Of.lapl
ASTHMA cArARHH CURED
Expect Medical Scientists Announce
Startling Results Obtained by
Senpine.

New YORK. Nov Thousands are
taking advantage OF the generous or
fer made by The Woodwpfth Co, ildl
broadway, New York CITY requesting
an experimental package 90 senpine.
the great discovery for Asthma. Hay
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~ mailed free OF charge TO all VINO
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the most stubborn cases u makes no
difference how long you have been
suffering or how severe tho climatic
conditions are whcre you lito. son
pine will cure you.
n yon have experimental with
otlfr Treatments and have failed To
iind cure do not b. discouraged but
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compound discovered by professd
OF Vienna University. and IL being
recommended by thousands.
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G " Starkwsalher telephone eN.
uarH fuu tifg fprggf agrglpp has lat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04


Tn, b'mu,ta.t nt Sew M'Ni''
needs funds ~ s Too lat" g." soma
o.. uaiI uui Hnt Democrat desiring
e. H'ip Oh, marty 100 Its srrsi sttugA'
cam telegraph tp the Democratic
stat, commute, ai Albuquerque MI
Iif.hu Hus Contributed and 81 number
hu,r sept contributions 80 hi H"R.
g,siinu net At uN'E
lU Goo date There have been n" Woe
lbip evidence "f oman 'ial depression
in th' rnnks uf iH' p"m"'t'ts ana
hu-hv hackers Boo N'w M"NiD" lh'
deco. th'if leaders have ho"st'd mat
thrt v'r, amply sHui"d WITH iund-
and hHtp ulHiul I'tt Tho IMPRESSION
that uo need, patriot wn" g"uid DE-.
Iit,f the goods bon the rtt of votes
rs ould Boz, allowed 90 suffer 'ut ia,k u'
! tho riusN- uf var What dtuiis hHN"
| been drawn on the treasury oi IAN.
dldntc Mcdonald british cattle cor
| poration~ We know not. nor ar' N'
advised ~ o." the amount that han
| Grant th, iur Angeles millionaire
! owner of tur Journal Democrat hbs
| put ptu the pot but az all events
Iihc democratic leaders have not
| been heard 90 put up roud mouth
| until the present
\ can IL br that the millionaire back
ers ~ " g. Mcdonald have 80 last
i been brought 60 a stern realization
| that the, are ON q dead card and
| have refused further to swrct"n tn
| pot capital ~ very cold-hl""d'd
| sou know, and has to Doe shown. car
| II he that oven All M" none, ina
could be commanded Do, Dan Grant
| Hsrb.ri ! Hagcrmnu and The hrii
ish corporations has been round in
sufficient 90 buy the election, ans
| that II has been found ncccssar, e
make this frantic appeal tn The grra
| rank ana nic To- complete the -lusl
! mnd Must ia" easily "ruuit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
vARS|T Y.R0SWELL
FOOTBALL GAME
ON TODAY
Elevens From Military Insti'
tute and Territorial Univer-
sity Meeting in Classy Con.
test At Traction Park.

lu the first big lopthan game ~
thr season ~ b, played IN Alhuuurr-
quo. clovcns from tho Ncw Mcyico
Military insutut. 90 kpswvll and
from She territorial university lucnt-
,d here. are meeting this afternoon
BOO Traction pnrh Tho game b. e
good one. and Iu not hc drcjdcd
until the last whistle BE- blown THE
lt'st,u bows stack up little nrsrr
thtu ihr Narsits wru. nut the mil
} lads are confident thnt thrir superior
[ speed VIII win fpr them
Nu The rough places boo th" field.
, Uu,r, a hoartl,s. baseball manager
he'd thr low spots fiilrd Doe Win Gin.
diets. have been covered With save
uu-I h- hst, ALSO tU th, low spots
where mud might Interfere with the
game.
The Buswcu football squad ur-
| rived iu the ru last night uu the
CUTOFF train. where the, we're met
h MANAGER i.,mpkr uf tho Iui,'r-
| aty cot New Mcyico team. Tho Hos
! well men outweigh the vsr~it, bt nn
average ct Is pounds iu the man.
| thrlf average being ~UmrN hat over
| ifN I'uHuN' lHNFh N'"i WV ''Nr'ff "
aggrcgation walked All over the T.
y NJ boys To ih" SECURE co. NJ !" w.
which however N"s du' 80 VA" Nv
ut ID coach of tho local boys THIS
! wear. however. Coach Hutchinson has
put th, lads thrUuEh sriiliug tfalu-
ms uad they vote pronounced in 90
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arnIrnI IinnlI-t

\ l.. Aullck. pastor accts ~ the
\. q. g. " hall 9i5ts south sec
ond street Morning services az a.
d. clock. Evening services at 80.
The pastpr VIII speak az both scrN-
ices. The nld-Ncek PRAYER meeting
,til bee AT mr honsc 81 Mi und Mrs.
" ~ Adams "Wednesday evening at
O'Clock The pubiir receives b. cor-
dni Invitation to attend az services.
IN, SuudaHs rhnoi srryirr4 viii h"ip
sou AMI tour rsescncr VIII cpcuur-
Hgc the little folks 81 attend
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
A CALL TO PRAYER.
NOVEMBER FIFTH

"lIBhteuusnrSF eNahrth NNl"h
Ict ever, lover OF homo ana hotter
conditions UNITE IN continued earnest
prayer that thp men who viii advance
GODS cnus and teach men 4" fenr
MIN shnu %. elected e. hll positions
81 trust ANA power ReNi Tuesday. l..
A. Harvey. superintendent e'"ns' liH-
tlc work " e.. T. v
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04

n Wow 1T the fact that th, slant
of uut thousand real american dul-
lars caused The t,rt nf Mtsrfa
stu.kurd and White Co bsromc frup.
ppd uu mat memorable occasion
when tho, offered 90 reward fur q
taket uf their erection bet their
proposition now 10 nrt S. 900 900 NJ.
Uounld chances creates q gray, sIa.
pigiuu tnut the, hat" gotten hold ul
some stage money.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
GUT FIVE MCNAMARA JURORS
EXCUSED ~ JUDGE


Los Angeles. Cal. Nov Only
five men ont ct the fourth vcnirc
drawn IN the Mcnamara murder triai
presented excuses TO-DAY pleasing 10
Judge Walter liordwcli. 10 his pre-
liminary examination one of these.
Harry Chandler soniu-luw of Gen.
Harrison GRAY otis. nrO"rieior OF the
Los Angcles Times WAS excused
onl, temporarily
The court not being In regular scs-
sion. James o. Mcnamara was not
brought over from he Jail,
Fifteen men on the yonirc ot forty
were NOS found 80 that twenty yenlre'
men remain for service This In about
the usual proportion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04

corner of Fiuh and silver, Hush
\ Cooper. pastor. Services at - a..
m and tta %. a. Morning theme.
s,cund sermon in series ON the per
son of christ. Christ our Example
u Work Evening. third sermon on
"Our Lords Charaotvrs. SUNDAY
school a. o. a. m. Young Peoples
society at GA D M. Special music
Morning anthem. What Are These
,Sntiperl evening anthem. ''rarr'
Win Nj Oh NJ, Snylor" baldwin.