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The Detroit times., 1911-05-18
WOULD CHANGE TRUST LAW.
Senator Gore Introduces Resolution
TO Clear Up "Restraint" Clause.

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-A bill to
amend the Sherman antitrust act was
introduced by Gore (Dem. Okla) In
the senate today, providing that
every contract, combination or con-
spiracy of any kind in restraint OF trade
declared illegal by the Sherman law
shall be presumed and adjudged to be
unreasonable" II also provides that
no such restraint shall be construed
as reasonable" and that any person
involved In bringing about such re-
straint-shall be imprisoned not less
than two years nor more than ten
years.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-18
Fined for INSULTING Girls.

Because he used insulting language
TO school girls in front OF the Detroit
University school, Wednesday after,
noon. Frank Golden was fined IS, with
the option Of spending 10 days in the
workhouse, by Police Justice Jefrries.
Thursday morning.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-18
MAN FRUSTRATED BY HEAT.

Street, First Victim of Season.
Michael Reynolds, 81 years old, no
home, Is Detroit's first heat victim
this year. He was prostrated while
walking In front OF the county build
Ing, about / p. m, Thursday. The
police ambulance took him to st.
Mary's hospital. His condition Is
serious.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-18

One year aE0 tOdayi Hfghest trna-
pernture, 67t lowest. fsI mean. 5st high
westeriy winds, clear skies.
The sun viii set today af estS ~ NJ.
md "a will rfse nc dos q. m. Friday.
The moon Will rise tonight nc 11s54
The Detroit times., 1911-05-18
Victoria Day. May path.
Excursions Canadian Points,
Canadian Pacific Railway.

Lowest Oneway. First-Class Fare,
for the Round Trip. Going May 23rd.
and Gath. Return limit May 26th.
1911. Ticket Offices, Uptown Z Fort
Street West. and Fort Street Union
Depot A E. Edmonds. ID. p. A
The Detroit times., 1911-05-18

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Prfntfne Co., IL John R-st Call Main
itsa or Gay ssss.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-18
ASKS U. s. SENATE TO
REOPEN LORIMER CASE

illinois Senate Committee Reports
Resolution; Bribery and Cor
ruption Are Alleged.
WASHINGTON, May 49,
Notice was siven by Senator La
Toilette this afternoon that he
would call up at Mondays session
Of the senate his resolution pro-
vidlng a committee Of five new
senators to investigate the election
Of William lorimer, Of Illinois to
the senate.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-18
Morton Bskins Co... Ad. Erropeou.

Morton Baking Co.'S Ad. Erroneous.
The advertisement OF the Morton
Baking Co. which appeared In the col
umns OF this paper last evening offer
ing toy aeroplanes free with every loaf
Of their bread. Thursday, was inserted
through a Misunderstanding of the II
W. Fechheimer Adv Co This announce
ment was intended for next week
Thursday instead OF this week.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-18
MEssENGER-MAIN on cIrr--ssA

a!s;s.I sss r:.i S:.:s. .s 1s-s;s. II sss:..:: &C
The Detroit times., 1911-05-18

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing CO., No. 10 John Rest Call
Main 1898. or City 1896.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13


within irN duls un uip 90 tn
middle west aud expects to nrri'" iu
Albuutvrgu, two DAYS hvfor, his first
scheduled flight iu order tu super
wise the erection OF thu hangar aud
the proper assembling OF tine various
parts ut the avrupiano.
Pru,,rruli,. "Imltatlou i- the sin
rcrrst uattcr,. Eut nattvrl az best
is speeches OF deception And there
isn't uuNthng much mcdn"r than q
selfish attempt Co. take advantage "i
another mans good name.
Associated with aoruplauvs. the
uaur ct Curtiss Justly is entitled %"
distinction The work that has hccu
done and the great honur- Won by
Glenn a. Curtiss has made his name
famous Because 10 is AS promiu'utlt
nud HONORABLE, associated with "a, dee
,clDpm,ut Improvement aud uuh1h-
ton OF the acrpuiHuc, the name %.
Curtiss means something it uttc-ts
efficiency. % ls guarantee ui rcll-
ability, IL stands for truWUhs ugh''N-
ed ln aviation. ln the annals uf u,I-
alton IN, only Curtiss having rCeug-
milton ls Glenn H Curtiss since. iu
his case, inventor. aviator and manu-
ucturrr are one aud the same, e"
him. and 90 him alone be- due AN tho
credit and prestige that attaches TO-
the name of CurtisS The only cur
tiss acr1plancs are M, biplancs de-
signed and manufactured boy Glenn II.
Curtiss
History ac,urds TO Glenn H. cur
tiss the honor ol making successfully
the first publicly announced flight
IT, evolved the Curiiss hiplluc Al
the while be- has been making cX-
haustivc and expensive experiments.
tests and trials for greater safety and
dcpcndabllitl 70 a very great de-
gree Curtiss has succeeded. II b.
susccptibi, of proof that tho Curtiss
biplanr today Is tho safest most rcl-
able acropiHno uf an. Curtiss arro-
planes are constructed iu ,he rurtiss
factory a. lIammundsport. y. Y. un-
der the careful supervision ut Glenn
u. Curtss himself They are made
Of the very best materials most care
fully selected. Every part of each
machine Ia constructed with mathc-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
LOOKS OVER THE
VARSITY BUNCH
Every Effort Will Be Made
by r. F. Hutchinson to Put
Winning Football Eleven in
Field This Fall.

X + Hutchinson, the new athlc't
director aud football coach of the
University, arrived IN The city last
night and spent the day In looking
over Varsity material Tor winning
eleven this fall Tie will make his
formal debut before the student body
tomorrow, according TO adyIces from
the hill
Mr. Hutchinson has been putting in
his sum er In business al Tucumcari
since his advent at the University last
spring lie says there rs a promising
outlook and fine hghtng spirit
among the men this lalI, factor
which he rates high In the contest for
gridiron supremacy that will be- waged
this year. Mr. Hutchinson Is col
lese man OF the athletic type, aud
possesses magnetic personality Ac.
tive training viii begin early next
week and football rallies will De
held AS soon as student affairs are 50
shaped that there Is room fOl them
on the busy calendar.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
RIO CRANDE GUN
CLUB MEMBERS
WILL MEET
Advocates of Hunting and
Fishing to Talk Over Plans
at Gathering to Be Held
Tomorrow Night.

The Rio Gtande Gun club, am a.
elusive Organization which has a
membership limited to nltN and
which leases AN ideal lake near the
Rio Grande several miles south OF
Albuquerque, viii have meeting TO.
morrow night at which plans for the
season viii be discussed The club
Is considerably better cqui Iped than
nun.members know The lake Is quite
an extensive body of water, formed In
The shape OF q hOrshOe. adjoining
the sandhilis aud being filled from the
nearby rivers fleet a. canoes is
maintained aud members at the CLUB
may fish. hunt or take moonlight
rides. II the lake were only closer
10 town, ur 10 adjacent TO The street
car fines and open 10 the general
public. boating would hc quite a pop.
ular pastime with the young folks of
Albuquerque The lake has boon well
stocked with fish, furnished by the
government Game is also abundant
Strict regulations govern the fish and
game PRIVILEGES aud me uhers are re-
qulrod 10 adhere Ia them
AZ the mcctns OF the gun club TO.
morrow night u is beuvvvd q general
reorganization will be- effected
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
VETERANS WILL Be
seen IN ACTION
ON SUNDAY
Such Old Timers as Cap" Nc
Donald, Ross" Merritt,
Tony Ortiz and Bill
Mearns to Play Ball.

Great interest is bcine manifested
among members of the Elks and
knights OF Columbus In particular aud
among baseball fans In general over
The game Of bail which b. to happen
between the Antlcrcd nerd and She
Columbian on Traction park diamond
mex sunday The game between the
Elks and the * G. bunch is an annual
event Everybody In town goes TO see
the excitement Elks aud knights OF
Columbus come from liolcu and santa
Pc ana other places 10 help their team
win
The game SUNDAY promises to be-
real CLASSY u viii not be- buflcs.
que but q real baseball game Sucu
old timers as Roy Mcdonald Ross
Merritt 1911 Mearns and others will
hc in line FOR the Elks while tho
knights expect 10 have Tony Ouz
charlie White Herb Assyliu. Amhros,
Chavez ana few like s,ats of the
diamond 20 wulk or then.
Frank Harris s manaeiug the Elhs
team. while Tom NBNlon f. directing
the dcstiuics OF the X e. club Both
mittces MI Harris and M7 Nuylou
had q conference last night a. which
the details regarding the division of
the receipts, the umpire ground rules,
etc, Wcr, agreed upon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
GOTCH WORKED
HARD TO BECOME
CHAMPION
Iowa Farmer Did Not Ride to
Crest of Wave OH a Bed of
Roses; Played Threshing
Machine Game Many Years

There are lot of young men with
refined and unworkcd biCcps who
would like 20 trade place with Frank
iotCh. but who do not stop tO 90.
lloct that the Iowa tanner did not
ride into the championship on ~.
ter OF roses
Few ol them II pat 20 The test.
would undergo the hardships that
were Gotch's both before and after
H. took up wrestling as profession
Nj that they can see Is the glamol
about tho Gu'ch who pulled down
S2looo Tor standing Hlckcnschmidt
ON his head SO easily that 70 seemed
like childs pla!
The perfect wrestling machine
thar disposed of lacNenschmldt IN
go WOrhuanlihe o manner was years
In the building Every move which
GUtch made was q part 81 a system
mastered only after years at hard
work and application The sroudd
WORK of an this-u physique that
misht well have been iht envy OF the
ancient Greeks, stamina that ls al.
most supcrhuman and the strength
ty tear q normal man apart--was laid
during the long hours OF hard Work
ON the tarm that left NO time for the
diversions that undermine the Vitality
clubs. gymnasiums ana colleges
do not as rule. produce This kind
ui men They can put on the finish
ing touches. and convert the awkward
performer into finished and we'll
rounded athlete bat the foundation
of II all. . rugged constitution ana
native stamina. must be there Many
hOthousc' athletes. men of mag
niicont muscular Development are
found To bc wOcfullN luckins In both
ot these when pat 20 the test.
Ia The hour of notable athletic
victory the tendency Is TO oycrlook
the turturuug degrees by which the
winner accomplished the triumph
The actual battle Is frequently the
least of the achievement Usually
there are ;hc years OF development
and pork and beaning' with your
name 10 a paragraph ai the end OF
story instead OF in the headlines.
Then II you are good enough 20 es'
cape the discard, you land the big
match Training for championship
boxing OF wrestling match is iully as
pleasant az passing 60 DAYS on the
chain gang This rs part Of an
athletes lie In which there ~ no rO'
nance n Is composed OF equal
parts OF hard work and hard knocks.
Goich's climb into the champion.
ship was no JOY ride. he won the
American cham pionsnip from Tom
lenklns only TO have the latter lake
II from .him Not Uniil he had made
two unsuccessful attempts TO regain
The title did GotCh finally via back
the championship.
Gotch owes much OF his success 10
his early ilfr on the farm. II" was
doing stunts ON a threshing macn'n-
In Humboldt county, Iowa, whcn
soue OF those who we're spectators at
Mondays battle were endeaNorins 10
master the ART OF making perfect
loon in s. crayat, or whose CHIEF
concern IN lite was 20 escape the hu'
initiation of doing a full days work
Lille on an Iowa farm does not bear
tho slightest resemblance to a snap,
especially when YOU have been sen
fenced 20 do time on q threshlhS
machine and are supposed 10 act as
valet 10 drove OF milk cows both
morning aud evening
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
CATARRH OF BLADDER AND KIDNEYS
A FREQUENT AND DREADED DISEASE
Pres. Newhof Promptly
Relieved by Pe-ru-na.

G. o. N,Nuor 900 pcnolr, street
Nppu,. ~ " pr.sidyu, Mouuuar,
.Dl. WRITES.
since on, advanced agy 0 Eud tha,
ha,. been frequently troubled with
uruar, ailments.
"Ihr bladder m,d irrUl,d. and
my physician said that 10 Nas eat1rrn
caused by pfougtod cold vHieu
would DO, dim,ut To- overcome uu &C.,.
count OF ms advanced year.
81 took rcrnur. hardly daring 20
believe uat ! would De- helped put {
found To- my rcner that soon began
tI mend
"Thc irritation Gradual, uhsidcd
mud th. urinary difficulties passed
uNpN.
60 n,.. enjoyed ay.cllcnt h,alth
now Tor the pact seven muutIs
% ,uio. my meals sleep sugudiN
and am .s well is I Naf twenty wears
sgo. give 900 praise go Peun1
liver aud ktdu-, Trouble.
Mr. George r",ost-r 25tt M's.h'r
street. Philadelphia. pU. writes we
rave great fUh loo Fortuna
M Vtr.s condition was such that
fhr thought SIZE would d.' us tn doe
tors could mot hc'p hrr dyspepsia and
yJtJrrh of the stomach Now shr can
unt anything W. keep pcruuu Zoo the
uuu-y dll the time. bat IL is only once
boo while mat she needs Geo usr 10.
90 was subject Co u,.r and Kidney
| trouble. which resulted iu rheumatic
pains. bat I have not had pain Since
| took u,runu and very little liver
| trouble a. pcruna keeps the digestive
organs u good WORKING order. and
/ that Is the main t.Iug'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13

so u is cheaper To use that 90 others
than To- experiment yourself our
customers say our bread is The best
in town; that th,N could NOT ask Tor
amy better. This. OF course. Is very
gratifying tu NJ. but % viii be- morr
$40 GO YOU when YOU gci 60 know how
good our bread really is how health
ful ANA how nutritious with thar de-
llghtful flavor which only tn very
best ut flour and skillful baking can
give.
PIONEER pNkIIgN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
CURT|SS B|PLANES ARE RESULT OF
EXHAUSTIVE AND EXPENSIVE TESTS

Eurcpr o. EN, the curtis. aviator
who hHa been solicited 60 wHkr th"
Hight. at The Sew Moxicu Su,. rtr
In Albuquerque next month N'I iF
IN one ot tho most yNpousiNri, 'uuip-
ped bipluucs set manufactured uE
Glenn ~ Durtiss and Dot, associate.
Tho machine viii Do, uu exhibition .u
the hangar h,tur, flights and IL is
expected man, stulcur ui AWAIT 'u
win take look 90 tn, .uutriNuucD
81, uIU start from NcW Iurk cts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
\ strauss Heaven.

Senator p'pcW. AZ q recent dinner
IN Sew York. taid af Richard strauss
music
TO hcur strauss Eirktra' ur hiF
'Dum'.ilc symptom always make
va, think eff the odd Sr"tch piper VII"
said
An. there's auc nlcht san meier
forget There were nineteen pipcrs
besides myself an IN a wee hit par
lor. all playin different tunes. !
just thought ! was iu heaven
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13

We struck it right
on the union suits this
season.
Judging from the way
these walk out" of the
store, at least.
They're certainly made
TO fit---and to please.
Fine quality ribbed
suits in white or ecru
from $3.50 up.
And that $3.50 suit is
certainly a dandy. We
wanted a garment made
especially for us to sell az
that price---something
that we knew would be
the best value ever offer
ed in unicn suits for one
fifty..--Never mind the
time and trouble it gave
us-.-we have it and we
want you to see it.
When are you coming
inl
You can get the pure
wool..-lisle or silk and
wool.-.linen mesh..-if you
prefer.
II you don't wear union
suits-.-we have many,
many styles of the reg
ular under-garments.
I sell the White Cat"
Union Suit.
| M. MANDELL
WASHINGTON CLOTHING
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13

For the best saddle horses IN me
city call phone No. >, w. l.. Trimble'
ia North Second ST.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
American League.

Chicago AT ST. Louis
Philadelphia at New YORK
Boston 81 Washington,
Detroit at cleveland.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
now WI COOPERATE

This bank ui'l assist amy man
az business capacity 600 build 40
a proHtnll, business
There are many ways IN
which o good bank like ms
RANK or COMMERCE. can
h.'p yon This aId win bo ef-
tended m such % way that you
VIII be able Go got better re-
suits from y.Ir own efforts
~ BUSHES BUILDING.
W. have the character. the Or
g1n.E1tiou, thr experience tho
lcr'; sal. guards nud tAc imam
C.I. responsibility to give the
souude.r aul mos oW .cu' SER
vice tu tr, busa,s common
ity As deposition here. yod
have the f bench, of our
equipment 60 help you in any
legitimate way in the building
up 0i your business.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
Mcsirrn IangNn,.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
National league.

NsttftAf - -
Brooklyn az philadelphia
New York az boston,
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-15
CHINO COPPER MILL.

While no definite news has reach
ed the local Office regarding mill OPP
erations at the Chino plant at Hur-
ley, N. NJ, it is understood that the
limbering up of the first section of
the plant has been going on for sey-
eral days. The management ex-
pected to have this section treating
ore consistently at about this time,
and so far as a be learned there
has been nc setback since the equip
ment was adjusted a few days ago.
1t is certain that this property will
begin contributing regular consign-
ments of concentrates to the Ell Paso
smelling plant within a few days and
be entered on the list of producers
for the remainder of the year.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-15
PROGRESSIVE CHRISTIANITY

Judge C. C. Goodwin, in Goodwin's
Weekly, published in Salt Lake City,
has the following to say concerning
conditions in that city:
Some of the managers of state
fairs in the East are advertising as
an attraction, lady a%viators.'
According to the Women's club
in this city there must be a good
many pretty fly ladies in this region,
and it is difficult to see how they are
going to get away unless they take to
the air, but still there are only a few
people here who would like to see
any of them killed, unless it be
through starvation, and we may all
congratulate ourselves on the pro-
gressive christianity which We enjoy
here, which is such an improvement
on the ruling of Jesus Christ, who
said: Let he who is without sin cast
the first stone.'"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-15

The interest of Henry Clifford
Stewart of New York in the prop
critics OF the Steuart Gold Mines
Holding company In the Cosomoongo
district near Cherry Creek has been
purchased by the Scotch stockhold-
ers in the corporation, according to
j. w. Walker, a prominent Cherry
Creek mining man, who has been
visiting in Ely several days this
week.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-15
BIDS WANTED FOR CONSTRUC
TION OF STORM SEWER.

Sealed bids will be received by the
City Council of the City of Ely, Ne
vada, for the furnishing, construc-
ton and installation of a storm sewer
or conduit under, through and along
Aultman Alley and cross-streets in
said city, according to the plans and
specifications prepared by and on file
with the City Engineer of said city;
plans for three different forms of
construction are submitted for bids,
which may one or more OF such
forms. All bids to be filed with the
City Clerk of said city IN or before
the hour of s p. m. of October 18th,
1911; each bid to be accompanied by
a certified check payable to the City
of Ely in the sum of $500, as pro-
vided in said specifications; each bid
der will likewise specify the charac-
ter of labor, whether American or
foreign, which he will employ exclu-
siyely on the work.
The City Council reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
By order of the City Council of the
City of Ely, Nevada, October 9th,
1911.
c. w. DICKINSON,
City Clerk.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-15

The initiative, referendum and re-
call has carried in California. Our
sister state ranks with the most pro-
gressive states in the union, and can
give them some pointers on progress.
The people out west are beginning to
assert themselves. They are deter
mined to have a square deal, and are
going to get it. olopia is in sight
in the United States.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-15

Sarah Bernhard, the divine Sarah,
is taking her first lessons In golf;
because, she says, that not to know
golf, one might as well be out OF
Paris, ever Bernhard. The wonder
full actress is-well, some of our
grand mothers remember her quite
well; but she is never going to get
old. John ID. Rockefeller's great
diversion is golf, and only the other
day, he declared that he weighed
100 pounds.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-15
THE COPPER SHARES.

A review OF the HuctudlionS IL
prices during the five years 1907 &c
1911, inclusive, shows some yer,
divergent actions by individual
stocks or groups. The weakness in
the copper situation is plainly shown
in the fact that Amalgamated and
American SHELTERS got nearer to the
1907 low prices than any of the other
leading shares. Amalgamated last
week, reached within SO per share
of the lowest figure for 1907, while
American Smelling actually went
lower than in 1907. The reason
has no doubt been the condition of
the industry and the low prices for
copper.
The declining tendency, which be-
gan to show itself early in 1910, has
not carried prices back to the low
figures of 1907 by a very wide mar
gin on the average, but 1t is likely
that there have been more severe
losses locally during this summers
decline than in 1907, because of the
collapse in the price of copper shares.
The ourse of Amalgamated and
American Shelters during the five
years shows, movement in copper
shares toward lower levels; which
has been natural enough in view of
trade conditions.
The course of the market, however,
like that of the metal, leads to the
belief that in both the copper shares
and the metal there has been a most
thorough liquidation Of all weak
elements and that the p D shares
now offer the most inviting field for
speculative commitments based on
the business improvement that must
manifest itself sooner or later.
There is a feeling therefore, in many
quarters that the next active specula-
ton will be in the copper shares.
Specifically, there does not APP
pear TO be any good reason for ex-
pecting an improvement in copper
metal conditions but a closer look
discloses the very best of reasons
for expecting decided improvement
before many months and that copper
shares will discount it before It
comes The fact that the combined
stocks of copper in Europe and the
United States declined from 401,-
100000 pounds on the first oil July
1910, to a total of ~283,314,0OO
pounds on the first OF last month
shows that, during the period inter-