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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-06
RECREA7IONS
ANITA DlAZ AND
MONKEYS FOR ASAHl

Anita Diaz's monkeys, recognized
rs one of the best acts Of It's KIND
and probably the highest salaried act
ever seen In local vaudeville. will
open at the Asahi theater within the
next few days and as this is the first
of several novelty turns that Man
ager McGreer promises to present to
his audiences their opening Will be
watched with interest.
The monkeys arrived on yesterdays
Makura and are some twenty In num-
Der, being OF all shades and sizes,
and while the Simian creatures passed
the health inspe without trou-
BILE Miss Diaz. upon being told that
Honolulu had suffered yellow fever
scare recently. Immediately cancelled
her contract with McGrecr and had
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
HUNTING SEASON IS
USHERED IN WITH
BON BARDMENT
Twenty-Five Gunners With
Their Families Spent Yes
terday on Rio Grande Gun
Club Preserves.

Tine open SEASON f1r ducks and
uti'f bird. of Hike nature. was ush.
cred u shortly after DAYLIGHT ,cstrr.
du. ~ and down fh. RIO Grand,
Tor many miles huut,ta pluggcd aions
with guns On tHrir shoulders ana
game bass ready fot th" reception uf
any contributions. whit, those vhu
hunted us free luuCrs did well. the
cream u' the hunting went 90 the
member. vf the Rio Gt5ndc Gun CLUB.
Whirh owns rxtvnsit, laNrs and woods
90 PHliltu seven MILES south ut Nl-
hulurrquc. Tho ,ighi cabins on the
itip Grand, club grounds were nllcd
to capacity yesterday. Twenty-Five
mru wei, BOO the party and all of them
Urr, uuf boo the marshes and ON the
lakes Jt q o'clock Boo tb, morning Tn,
crtrN shots Ike Harry Johnson. ROY
Mcdonald. IN. Algrr aud others. had
their limit Uf sixteen birds in nr
tIm, other less experienced hunters
were content With fewer birds. bal
non, brought down less than ten. Sew
rrnl ul th, hunters banged away suC'
r,S-fuiN st mud hens not discover.
ing this until rrcgpItuiatlon cumc boz
the evening Camp nrcs we're Nndle,
about 4 o'clock iu thu afternoon and
duck. mai'frds and teal were roasted
Co e. nnc brown %, tho woman nom
brr- uf the various parties. J. q
Nr1I. after he returned from the dnN
ou th. lakes. managed to step un
ROTH, snake. which reptile hc spof
dispatched saving thc nino raitlvs "I
tb" t1I ss l souvenir of thu occasion
COL - IS a. SELLERS also had nm *
pcri,u,o With rattle snake which h.
viii NOT soon forget Tn" colon"
mad. tb, snake "brut e. but forgo
| 900 kH it
Altogether the hunters yrstcida'
forced welt The Rio Graudr pre-
Serves trr 100 splendid .hap. To" Wa
| trt- pf th, lakes are clear aud placi'
end proved admirable for boating az
/ ter th. hunters had stopped lring
/ From daylight until nearly noon witt
( Twenty-Five shuutcrs nriug away q
frequent intervals. IA" initiated mis- b
NrI haN, believed tha! battle be-
I tween IN, regulars and tho Insuygrnt
| iu pld M"Nicp vussou.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
.NNNNIGANs BIAI
Tnl. REGtINti~

\ aIr ..| uf nu- -ah uIghru
t.am 900 H..., material b,ti tn. Ale
buqur .lu. s.I.- Jt Traction park N,~-
s,.rduN afternoon. seven Geo three
Itt.H.. .Hr 900, r,.uItf-, while
hJueer. .. ..o %. brg,t Tor tu, Van
usu.. Co., $500 yluhs furnished s"W.
ut,r, ..a. nall MHuu-'r ptiN.
ia ot enc g-.- ,oufdynuy ,uuutrd "H
SAINT. D., ..wu1 but thy Ancient 'ir
bunch A.Hu 200 show uu HHfHU
tgau Ilsaun.ut Tho nns. e game NHs
arranged n,f..eu l"cal players. which
proved satI.I. .lurs CO. Ga, grHudstlnH.
ruv club, .r.H up 49, follows
U,euar 30 Smiil. catcher Euu'
Weeks. pt.H.f Graham hrt Moose
Chat,s -,,auu AIcu. Third ~alallr.
short Donovan lett Burns. center,
\. NgrkH, f..t
Yanuissu, Nrlson. catcher Barns
srol,r. pIt.n.I Lcmhk', nr-t L"Dk-
hardt. SECOND Nloes third g. smith
slort uarHHu. lett. iiidalgo ecut't,
Amhru-r ,nt..- right
The score Do. innings % a g.
Rrutllars .....Hiu 1ur ell
Yunnigsn- .ni 0O3 agO- %
Umpire. H'.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
CLOSING DAY OF
CONFERENCE MOST
SUCCESSFUL
Big Program of Services in
Methodist Episcopal Church
Yesterday; One Minister
and Two Elders Ordained.

Yesterday marked th, ylu-r of tIr
.nul.r.u., OF tN, New M,Nicu English
mIsetua and ih, Sew Mexico spanish
Mission conference which haH been
nru m Wis yu durus the past
U,'o
600, uu-t ,yr,I,, uf th, day wSs tu'
joint conference, Ipy, feast
m .his service occurred ou, ui tlr
hlppI.-t mpm'lfs ot the Vr,k 400 the
singing of the SPANISH folks. the old
hymn. .Lrauiue ga tho Everlasting
Nuur
Tn, see. Was sung a. q solo he
tho spanish tousur, then the spanish
men IuIu.l 900 tUr chorus Then ON
in, .,r, Cd ,,r-. thc giri- of Che Har-
wood Indu.tt. school stood .nt
sums CO., caurU.. Tucn spanish aud
Enau4h touEups blended u -wolung
the music. o. vts an Inspiring and
brauttul moment
re, most touching Incident OF the
v,,a was thc ovation extended CO. ur
HtrVood TN, bishop called for go
Who love Tn Harwood and UpprrCi-
ate the great work he has dom zoe
N,W Mexico Co stand and Join los sine
most az a uui Or, vast congregation
,rosr and athuu-h many voices v'r"
chokcd VITA tears the hymn was suns
With q great Zs-'
A. go 3u O'Clock. in a very impress
si,, manner bishop VIM \. Qut'lr'
y n. HI -. ordained n " clark az
"A deacon. aud g. rus v Linquest and
De. " simmer Elders ln the church
of God
Revelations and Thos' ,hng-
saith D., that d. rue. he that np'nrin
and none shall .Hut. ANA that shutieth
and none op,uttu
know thy works tbchuld. have
set before the, door openod when
non, cal Shut nat thou hast a lItt'
power ana did, keep my word. fnH
did not DENY mE name.
rhis was the st from which HI.h.
op QuhNlv prra ned the annual CON.
ference sermon ,I a congregation thai
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02

|GO!Ne SOUTH?
| (ssshE
| >, d.. ....
Going SCaa'r" COR the
Winter
Or perhaps just a short
tripl
Need a suit case or q
travelling Bag
We have them in end
less array---suit cases,
bags of leather in black
or an-.alligators---seleot
one leather lined or lined
with linen---with or with
out "fixings."
| From $500 to $4,000.
| Trunks $3.50 to $4,000
| Washington Suits, $50
to $4,000,
Young Mems $500 TO
| $500.
| Other good suits $1,000
to $4,000.
Boys and Children's
| $500 to $500.
| M. MANDELL
WASHINGTON CLOTHING
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
JAMES GLAOD|NG IS
BACK WITH BRIDE
Popular City Engineer Goes to
Detroit and Returns With
Albuquerque Girl Who Had
Gone There With Parents.

Mn and AIS James GAdduE. mar
riod in Detroit Mich, several weeks
ago. returned FOO Albuquerque on Ga,
California Limited al noon today, hay
Ing spent the iimr since th,ir wedding
touring tho ,tsI uu a honey moon trlp
Mrs Ghddinr WAS formerly Miss Eli4-
nbeth Tolfg teacher in the Aleu-
queruuo cltN SCHOOLS tn" romano,
which eliminated la The marriage ol
these two young people, hogan IN AZ
huaucrpue some iva years or more
ago. Miss Tlfrr moved u Detroit
with her parrut- Mr.. Gladding prov
,d to Misr T,ltor that Alhuauerqur h
~ good a piacr IN which tn i've az
Detroit, and N,dding followed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02

Dom tI.llo with q cold Us good adj
vice ior prudent men and women q
may be vital In case OF q child Thpr,
is nothing better than Chamberlain
Cough Rrmedy for coughs and colds
m children Il Is safe and sure. Foi
sale b, an dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02

II you want a stylish horse and
buggy see w. L. Trimbls. ia North
Second st. Phone No, O.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
IiANDtt ApIiD.
This l. the Case with Many hbu-
qucruuc People

Too many Nhuqucruu, citizens are
handicapped with bad backs The
uuucasinE pain causes constant mis-.
cry making Vurk burden and
STOPPING or lftlus am impossihil.ty.
Tn, back arhrs at night preventing
refreshing rest and in the morning Is
stir and lame plastrrs aud lint
mouts mat give relief hut cannot
reach ihr cause. 10 eliminate the
pains and aches you must cure the
kidnc,s
poau's kidney pills are for sick
kidnols
IN, following statement should
convince every Albuquerque reader of
their efficiency
Thomas NJ Buca, Ccrrilloa ST.. SAN
Ga Fc. y. Alex. says MY faith In
pouu's kidney Pills Is Just ~ strong
to-day as when publicly recommends
ed them Ia 1909. I was caused much
suffering by bnchaohv FOR three years
and my back WAS often 80 painful
that Il was an I could do to get
around. boan's Kidney Pills entire
ly relieved me aud I had no return
attack OF the trouble for six months
At that time my work brought ON a
recurrence 81 backachc at once
took Dpan's kidney Pins and thoy
gave me relief \ medicine that
lives up "a tho claims made Tor II
| like hoans kidney Pills deserves the
| highest endorsement"
For sale hy AN dealers Price "a
| cents. Fortor- Miiburn Co. buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
/ states
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other II
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
FOOTBALL PLAYER
HITS THE LINE HARD

Nuuuhi. Tom Oct Dreaming
ul football soIimmag in his berth IN
90 rain bound to New York Charles
burrows. said 20 bee q candidate tor
'Hr Vale clcven. plunged through the
tuIuU during 'ho night while the
train Nus Going af fun speed lie waa
found n pa'nmas inside of which va.
pinned $500 hy negro farm hands near
NareEuu, Ala
rurrCWs who halls from loplia, Ma
was cu route tu New Haven to enter
Vale continued his journey Las, night
little 10, worse for the ,Crlmmagr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
j. NJ. SOLLIE,
AUCTIONEER

For the best SADDLE horses IN 'he
city call phone No. ), W. l.. Trimbie,
llg North Second 81
Try a Herald Want Ad,
It's worth the money.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02

AUCTION SALE

Wrdnosd.> OCTOBER ith, GO gao
%. m.. . $500 -sii 90 auction u lot uf
s"ol ana up-tp-dltr furniture GO eco
south Nrun street Heavy Mission
dluIur table With phair- Co. match. Doe
.Id.s good range. and alI kinds of
furniture.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02

There will IA, special meeting -
Adah Chapter So %, .. E =, &c 1850
this evening in thu Masonic temple
Al officers especially requested e. be
present tiy ururI oi the Wurtht Ma-
tIuu.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-09
WOMAN AVIATOR ESCAPED ARREST
Long Island Deputy Sherfs Attempted Take Her Into
Custody for Flying on Sunday-Chaufeur Who Pro-
tected Her. Severely Clubbed-Ovington Makes
Short Flight out Escaped Encounter With Sleuths

her. Miss Moisant's brother declared
that his sister was hurrying to her au-
tomobile just after alighting from her
monoplane when the deputies attacked
her chauffeur and severely dubbed him
when he refused to allow them to take
the woman aviator from the automo-
bile. In the fracas Miss Moisant had
her wrist cut and was much bruised
and shaken up.
Deputies Had No Warrant.
1t developed that the deputies had no
warrant. to make an arrest, and when
Justice Gillins was appealed to at
Hampstead he refused to issue one for
either the woman aviator or for Ov-
ington.
Ovington Nearly Capsized.
The latter was forced to come down
near Belmont park, when his mono
plane nearly capsized in a squall. He
effected a safe landing, however, and
since the deputies had lost track of
him he escaped the embarrassment
which befell Miss Moisant
Several Felt Deputies Clubs.
Many well known Long Island resi-
dents who followed the course of the
young woman in automobiles attempt
ed to assist her in her difficulty with
the officers, and it is said received
blows from the deputies clubs for
their pains.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-09

New York, Oct. S.-Three Long Is
land deputy sheriffs undertook to pre-
serve the peace Of the Sabbath by pre-
venting Earl l. Ovington and Miss Ma
tilda Mosant, two well known avi-
ators, from making flights at the Mas
sau Boulevard field today.
To Fly on Their Own Account.
Although the official meet of the
Aero club of New York had been de-
clared off. following supreme court
decision that aviation meets at which
admissions were charged were VIOLA
lions of the Sunday law, OvinSton and
the young woman aviator decided TO
make flights on their own account.
Ovington Started for Pacific Coast.
Miss Moisant planned to fly from the
Nassau Boulevard field to her hangar
at 5Iineols. and Ovington decided to
start on his proposed fight to the Pa
cific coast. He planned only to make
Governors Island today, and he car
ried a package of letters. having been
delegated by Postmaster General
Hitchcock as the first trans-c continent
al aerial mail carrier.
Miss Moisant's Chauffeur Ciubbed.
Miss Moisant landed on the private
property of her brother. Alfred Moi
SAINT, and as she came down the three
deputy sheriffs attempted to- arrest
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-09
PROPHETIC SERMONS
Being Preached by Pastor Of Adventist
Church.

At the Advent church Sunday morn
ing the pastor, Rev. Thomas F'eltman,
commenced a series of prophetic SER
mons to be given during October and
November. Sunday his subject was
The Kings Forgotten Dream. The
other subjects and the dates upon
which they will be given are as fol-
lows: Oct. Is, The Kings Forgotten
Dream (continued); Oct %, The Seven
Churches: Oct. 20. The Seven Seals;
Nov. 5. The Seven Trumpets: Nov. 1s,.
The Seven headed Scarlet Beast; Nov.
&c. The Stone Kingdom
Holding Union Services.
Up in the town of Thompson mem
hers of the Baptist church Will attend
the Congregational church while the
Baptist church is being repaired extern
sively. Rev. J. N. Garst and Rev. J.
t. Moore. the pastors. viii preach al
ternately. During the time that the
repairs are being made there is to be
Sunday school and evening services as
usual in the Baptist church.
National Social Planned
There is to be an observance of
Columbus day, Connecticuts newest
holiday, at Woodstock academy on Fri
Gay evening of this week. when the
senior class of the school is to give
rational social as a Columbus anniver-
sary social.
Rev. Amasa Morse Going to Virginia.
Rev. Amasa Morse Connecticut's
Oldest active clergyman, contemplates
going to Virginia to spend the winter.
Well past 80 years of age, long jour
neys have no terrors for him; last year
he Went to Ohio to spend a, few months
with relatives.
w. r. C. Inspection.
At the meeting of A. G. Warner
corps, W. r. c., to be held tomorrow
(Tuesday) afternoon, inspection is to
be made by a department officer.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
oGist church held rummage sale Sat
urday III the Bellerose building Ion
Marshall street.
Mrs. W. FL. Mansfield will have the
members of the hospital guild at her
home for the annual meeting of the
organization tomorrow (Tuesday) af-
ternoon.
Rev. Theodore D. Martin of worces-
ter officiated at the services held at St
Philips church Sunday.
May Have Common Battery Service.
The Putnam division of the S. Y. E.
L company, with more than 1000 sub
scribers, may soon be given a common
battery system of service, such as was
put into operation in Danielson Sun
day.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-09
COFFEE STILL CLIMBING.
Reports of Damages to Crops Cause
Great Stir on Market

New York, Oct. S-The upward
movement in the coffee market contin-
ued yesterday, new high records be-
ing established both for spot supplies
and future deliveries. The grade of
spot coffee known as Rio rs was
marked up to 10 "a cents, while San
tos AS advanced to Is "a cents, or
about / IL cents a pound above the
price of a month ago, and every ac-
tive delivery quoted in the futures
market sold above the 13-cent level,
closing from 81 to 40 points above the
final figures of Friday.
The days advance was accompanied
by an unusually active business in
futures, and there was considerable
excitement, owing to private cables
from Brazil saying the weather was
unfayoraDle for the next crop and that
storms We're destroying the blossoms.
The price of coffee is now higher
than it has been at any time since
the wear 1925. The current advance,
while it has been interrupted by de-
clining markets. may perhaps be con-
sidered as dating from the beginning
of the valorization plan by the Brazil
ian government during the season of
190607, when Brazil raised crop of
10, 600 bags. of which 100000 bags
or more were purchased by the gov
ernmcnt in order to prevent extreme
depression. Brazilian crops since
then have been running smaller.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-09
DANIELSON and PUTNAM NEWS

of a heating plant is going forward at
the theater and will be completed dur
ing the present week Fire escapes
are also Icing put On, leading from
the balcony exits.
Apparatus Now in Putnam.
The athletic apparatus formerly the
property of the Danielson Y. M. c. A,
has been installed and is now in use
in the gymna SUM of the new high
school building in Putnam. and is
greatly appreciated by the young men
who have an opportunity to use it,
New England Dinner.
An old-fashioned dinner, New Eng
land style, was served at Yellow Pine
grove, ClayviIIe, r. l.. Sunday. this
menu replacing the clam dinners that
have been the regular order during the
Sundays Of the summer. A number
from Danielson attended.
East kilinaIy Objects to License.
Will East Killingly get one OF the
licenses that are to be given out in
Killingly for the year beginning No
vember /? This is one of the ques
lions that is frequently being asked.
1t is understood that there will be
opposition from residents OF that Sec
ton of the town to any proposal to
granting license there, where there
has been none during recent license
years in Killingly.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-09
NEW TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD.
Common Battery System in Use Now
Equipped for 10000 Stations.

Danielson got it's new common bat
etry telephone service Saturday even
ing, when the cut out was made at
the central office after months of prep
aration. The change from the old
magnetic system was made in less than
a minute, without interruption of ser
vice. 1t was witnessed by number
Of officials of the company The new
board was working perfectly on Sun
day, and the cut over was said to be
one of the most satisfactory ever made
in the state.
The new board is of the standard
common battery type of the latest de-
sign. 1t is similar to the one recently
installed in Mystic and Torrington. 1t
is equipped to handle 5000 stations.an
therefore will undoubtedly be able to
take care of all the business in the
Danielson division for years to come.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-09
Mabel Virginia Smith Bride.
A BIG EVENT.
Firemen's Muster to Attract Visitors
from Surrounding Towns-DanieIson
Petition for Store Closing.

Hotels, restaurants and caterers are
preparing to take care of one of the
largest crowds next Thursday that has
come to Putnam in years Given fair
weather. there is no question but that
large numbers will flock here from
surrounding towns and cities. as there
Is no competing attraction for the holt
day. A petition. to which many sigma
lures. was affixed, was circulated in
Danielson Saturday in an endeavor to
have the stores there close for the day.
The city will be well policed during
the muster, Captain Murray detailing
all supernuneraries for duty.
Interest in Worlds Championship
Contest.
1t is surprising to find such interest
a exists in Putnam in the coming
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-09

Durham, n. c., Oct. S.-What is said
to be the longest electrical transmits
sion line in the world, from beyond
Charlotte, n. c., to this city, a distance
of 173 miles, was formally opened yes
tcrday when the power generated on
the Catawba river turned wheels in
fs ctories here Twenty thousand horse
power will be supplied over the wires
for use in Durham.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-09
ROCKEFELLER LOST A NICKEL.
Coin Found in Cushion of Automobile
Oil Man Sold.

Cleveland, Oct ST fear that hold
a nickel that belongs to John d. That
is no temptation for an honest work
ingman to face continually, SO I am
going to send it to him and ask him if
he can identify it. If he does I am
going to ask him to soak it away in the
bank.
Thus Frank Moore, an automobile
man who has converted a blacksmith
Stop into a small automobile factory.
relieves his conscience on the score of
the possibility Of robbing the Standard
Oil man.
The nickel was found in the uphol-
stery of an automobile Moore bought
from Mr.. Rockefeller. Moore offers the
machine for sale for S401-the added
81 being the hereditary percentage that
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-09
DICKENS OFFENDS
WOMEN OF BOSTON
Many Take Seriously His Remarks
About Girls with Beefy Ankles.


Boston, Oct S:-Aafred Tennyson
Dickens, son of Charles Dickens, now
in America to repeat the tour of his
father, is touching on dangerous sub
jects, SO the Boston City club believes.
But Mr.. Dickens means no harm
In the Jolliest fashion magma Bile,
Mr.. Dickens was recounting to the
members of the Boston City club what
he told a young man who asked his
opinion of the Boston young women.
Il told him. said Mr.. Dickens, that
from what I had observed during all
the rainy days of my stay in this city
that girls with beefy ankles appeared
to greatly outnumber those with the
graceful extremities that linger long in
a. mans memory
There was a twinkle in his eye, but
the members of the club. failed to
notice it. A number of bright young
men of the press also stolidly accept
ed the statement.
Called on to explain. Mr.. Dickens