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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-01
Aviators Fail to Make Records

Paris, December 3l.-The avators, Legagneux and Bregeral. like Farman, failed today to better Tabuteaus record for the Michelin cup. Bregerel, who made his trial at Douai. descended after GOV ering 300 kilometres. PAP miles. Legag- neux, at Pau, found 1t impossible tn make Aeadway against the gale.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-01
HOTEL MANAGERS
 MEET IN MERIDIAN

Meridian, Miss. December 0-(Special) The Hotelkeepcrs association of Mssis- sippi was convened in this city yesterday afternoon al o'clock in the parlors of the Great Southern hotel. President Ed H. Racine of this city presided. The fore noon was devoted to showing the large number of delegates over the city. Short ly after the convention had been called to order President Racine read his an- nual address, and Secretary A. J. Dorman of the Hotel Houston, Houston, Miss, submitted his report. Although this is. only the second meeting of the association since the organization last year at Gulf port the presidents address and the sec retary's report showed the organization to be fiourishing and of much good to the hotels and to the travelling public. Fred Houser of Atlanta addressed the assoca- ton on the subject of hotel legislation. His remarks were directed toward the importance of eliminating deadbeats, check thieves, and persons of such char scter from the hotels. A number of other speakers were heard tonight, after which the annual banquet was enjoyed. The DuHQutl was gwen Joiiitiy ny tht oieot Southern hotel and the Meridian hotel in the dining room of the Great Southern, and was one of the most elaborate ever given in the city. The convention will come to a close today with the election of officers and the selection of the next meeting place. Hotel men of prominence are in attendance from throughout the state and the south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-01

Mrs. Hannah Winner. widow of the late Marx Winner. died at her home in this city today after a lingering illness. She is survived by one son, Leo Winner. and five daughters, Mrs. Sarah Meyer, Mrs. Leo Welhouse, Mrs. Pauline Klein, Miss Florence Winner of this city, and Mrs. Lottye Eiseman of New Orleans
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-01

hhtPhs VT ehN s<AsAPSApF
 Following is a translation of the Elm peror's reply:
 ''In your letter of the 22d of Septembe, last you communicated to me your mag unanimous decision to establish for Ger many a fund of $l,250.000 for the amelior ating of distress caused within the Ger man empire and its waters by death ol disa blement of heroes in attempting t, save human life. This further proof O your world renowned philanthropy ant magnanimity has given me very grea pleasure and I consider your aim in thi case to be particularly well chosen. You fund will encourage the decision of nobl, persons to acts of rescue by banishing tn, fear for the future of their survivors. desire to express to you also in the nam, of the German people, my warmes thanks. In lasting memory of your no ble deed I shall attach your name tt the fund. Also I shall be very glad, il accordance with your wish, to place tn, fund under my personal protectorate ant to appoint commission. l shall sent to you for your approval a draft of tn, fund statutes, which will be drawn LII containing the conditions stipulated b, you in so far as they do not need to b, modified by the German conditions through the ambassador of the Unite, States accredited to my court upon who's participation in the commission T la, great value.
 Trusting that God may keep you il His almighty care and that His blessing may be with you, I am, yours thankfull and kindly disposed.
 "WILHELM, I. R. 'Neue Palais. October s1. 1slO
 ITO Honorable Andrew Carnegie
 Emperor William has presented MT Carnegie with a medallion portrait 0 himself, which is now on its way to NeY V<as.lx
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07
SUGAR BEET FACTORY
FOR PORTALES IS
ASSURED
A Large Number Of People
Have Signed the Contracts
and 1t is Expected That
Project Will Go Through.

y. A. Noun Day aud friends OF tho
sugar beet project have been working
hard fof shc promotion of the sugar
beet proposition that nov faces the
people. great number OF our peo-
~, have signed the contract that vir-
tually means To- them and TO the coun-
Try o vast Improvement financially aud
agriculturally. when these pumps
that the company proposes 81 put In
are once pouring forth the lifo giving
waters upon the rlch soil 81 this fer
tile valley the results VIII be great
beyond an reasonable doubt. In spite
Of the fact that the farmer does not
I. OBJ pII lp tN! Hunua 60 bDgin
with. IL looks 81 though this PROPOSE
ton " 10 favor 0f the farmer and that
Ils .u, ONE De- bound 10 1o great. Tor
the ongiaes viii run on different kinds
~ cheap oil only costing from i've To
seven cents per gallon.
\ message was received yesterday
from Mrs. MounDay stating that she
Nlli return saturday from Topeka
Kansas with Messrs. Sessions. Quin-
tine and Slmms. who are stockholders
and directors OF the company. AZ
present date there are no meetings
called with the exception that today
Mr. MounDay went 10 Arch where he
was invited BY the citizens OF that
place to attend Thanksgiving dlnner
aud make talk ON behalf OF the
sugar beet proposition. They also, re-
quosted that he bring with him not
ary IN order that he make contracts
with the several farmers Of that coun-
Try that are anxious TO progress aud
help to benefit the Portales valley at
large
Il looks as though the proposition
offered the people by Air. MounDay
T. fair one and should be taken into
due consideration by those that seem
To. and In fact have waited FOR the
other man 10 make the move for pro-
fress with this project We can ex-
feet 10 have something else that win
materially ala and develop this broad
scope of country tina, now lies In UNI
practical use. The many railroad
magnatcs that have visited this city
have not displayed their appearance
merely 10 be here hut are really In
earnest about Portalcs and Portales
valley and are ready and willing Ia
make move that means advance
mcnt when We have shown them that
We arc ready TO carry our own burden.
Let's get busy nov and make a move
that means, for all time 10 come one
that win help each and everyone that
dwells IN this land OF sunshine and
happinoss--the portales valley.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07

takes stand which all good men
are bound g. respect and admire. ~
b not that such stand ~ necessary
10 rchahilitato union labor. for In me
minds Of thinking men the cause ~
unlonism has not suffered from the
confessed crimes ~ the McNamaras;
but this movement, more cloquen,ly
than mere words could do. tells ~
tho sincere desire which the rcprc-
sentative union leboflng man feels 60
atone for O great wrong done by men
who used the cloak Of unionism a.
hide their own black crimes.
We look 60 see the action of the
Des Moin,s uniod followed by other
branches 81 organized labor all ovei
the country
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07

(lIAyt0a CltizynJ 49, 49,.
I'm sort OF qniescent. unoccupicd
way most every man fccla the force
of the on sung line. There's no place
Ike home" but the sentlment pounds
~ his ears and yRnks al the roots OF
his heart strings when he comes
home again after q season OF months
Of blietered sitting IN the smooth,
CLASSY surface OF a saddle, slceping
on the ground on top of couple
OF shoddy titled quilts and under q
horse blanket aud a dirty tarpauiin.
and slting down under q bush. a
cedar tree or a shelf rock 10 partnke
@; greasy flapjack or two. baked
beans. factory cooked. a hit OF dog
meat or burro tenderloln, labeled
under the pure food act a. veal loaf
or Vienna sausage, and a plaster of
so-called jam. tln-oannea. followed by
a few biissful puffs from cob pipe
with Dukes Mixture or Bull Durha ~
for a filling, those beinr about the
only brands OF tobacco that seem Ia
have penetrated into the bcnightcd
region of ccrtain aectiOne OF this afeat
west With she rcentlcss smoke 81
those two travcsties on real tobacco
80 out dreams of home. whore. u you
have the price. you can blow out N
satisfied ecstasy the misty rings ot
Arcadia Mixture, Blue Boar or Old
smoke House BLEND. and with the
dreams aEd IN lho smoke figures
shapes appear that make that lump
COME cnt Ia your throat, not caused
by indigestion. bat real sentiment
They are figures that cenier about
home lifs--flrsf. OF Her. sitting op-
ponite you AZ the table. aud smiling
ACROSS. or with you al the coxy home
corner In the evening; then all the
friends you know hack rome, and
the pleasant social relationships,
Maybe they are all together enjoying
a Few rich. juicy rsntalonpes Elberta
penches. fried chicken with cream
gravy. boiled ereen corn. ehawed off
The cob, home-mnde bread and real
butter, With that real crabapplc Jelly
spread ON. nW what's the une? You
mu'ter under your breath one ca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07
HEssELDEN WILL LEAD
HIGH SC0OL TEAM
ilalfback who Played stellar Gasno
THIS fcar Tor Local Eleven, Co suc-
ceed f0iihack Kenneth iiaicomb.

Yesterday afternoon the mombsrs of
this iilEh school football team got to-
f''h'f aud seioctf,l ra3isin for next
year. The choice OF the team fell on
Louis Hesaoiden. Who played a mighty
Aiiineiif. game al hnifback this year.
and who. In former years has played
n good same al end and quarter. He's
heiden IL very popular with ;he team.
and has the qualities that a captain
should have for successful leading OF
u team.
bnleomb, the present captain, viii
graduate this year Baicomb played
fullback all this year. and was In tho
same every minute OF the time. Ha
made good captain. and VIII pro0-
ably be heard from on the Varsity
team next year.
Hesseldcn nnd Harry Frank wera
elected yesterday as managers OF the
Boys and Glrls' basketball teams. re-
apectlvely
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07
4 TIMELY MOVEMENT.

Fond for reflection H. furnished hy
tho uction ~ fhc por Nmnrr branch
tho action uf tho members of
the pe~ Noinrs branch ur the Inter-
national Painters Decorators aud
Paperhangors union. who yostcr-
day voted 10 establish pension fund
Tor the benefit Of the widows and
orphans OF the victims OF the ~
Angeles Times disaster. and Who
showed their good faith hy starting
the fund WIKI "A contribution Of twlee
The amount that that union had con.
tributod 10 the fund Tor the defenfc
Of the Mcnamara brothers
Tho McNomaras have pleaded
sullty and have received their sen
fences Honest union lahorinE men
the country over have awakened to- a
realization Of tho fact that they have
been uctlmlEed ana that they .havs
been paying cut money that could
40 be epured Tor the defense OF men
who have abused their c9nfidoncl
and whom thcy IN an sincerity he
lieved To bc the innocent victims Of
an unhoiy conspiracy
what good can now come from
denounclng the 4cNamarasq Tho
have received only slightly less thar
the full penalty OF the law for their
crimes what - To be gained b,
passing resolutions condemnins al,
poor devils who are facing llfe'
time OF oxplatlong Demanding vim
elective punishment OF the criminal
leaves ORGANISED labor M no bette
ana no worse position than u wuS Il
before.
hut In lnaugurating a moyemsnl
for the reliof OF The innocent suffer
ers from the eriae perpetrated By
certain OF ~ members. lnlon labor
places itself upon hlah around ans
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07
NO VACATION
wiz Continuc Right ThrougI, tito
Holidays.

The Tyler Commercial College OF
Tyler. Texas. has arranged this year,
~ usual. g. accommodate an 81 itr
students who desire Co continue their
studies during the Christmas holidays.
Those WAC especially desire to return
to their homes To- spend Nmas. viii be
excused on Friday evening, December
22nd. and VIII he expected TO take up
their work again on or before January
LIST. 1919. Usually about four hundred
students remain and work right
Through the holidays.
New students may enroll Ut any
time durins the Xmas holidsys. We
advise all 10 enron as early as possl-
ole, There il nothing To be gained
BY waiting unti5 January first. We
have no term openings. our school u
the same one day az another. Just
like bank. railroad or business house.
The students work ~ principally on
individual instruction. and each and
every student ~ pushed each day 10
his fun capacity. slow students are
not ovorcrowded trying 10 Keep up
with fas, ones. and fast students are
NV HffN utth hH0 NNH'huftNfu NN ht-
ccunt of slow ones. II would really be
better 10 enroll and get started before
the biz January rush
Upon arriving IN our city, CONS III
rect TO the college. where you will bc
given prompt attention and choice OF
nice boarding place with private fam
liy ai cost Of from $3.50 20 s3.50 per
week for board and lodeing.
Tuition for q complete. unlimited
life scholarship of bookkeeping. short.
hand. or rsleRraphy il $50; any two
courses combined tgs. II You have
not read our large. beautifully Illus.
lraiod free catalogue. write for one;
Il win give you full particulars and
detailed Information regarding Amer
ica's largest and greatest commercial
school. The school that gives you an
education for which the business weird
promptly and gladly pays cash.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07
TWO OEUCES PLAN
LENGTHY HIKE
Bernalilio or Isleta or Similar
Point to Be Objective for
Walk Sunday on Part Of
Club.

The Tive Deuce clubs met last night
IN ~ club rooms ANA attended To a
variety of important business. includ-
inc the preliminary arrangements for
long walk sunday. an all day affair.
lsleta or nernalillo viii likely be- ga
iec.ed AZ the objective point. though no
?, port on destination has been made
- the committee in charge.
The club voted upon the applications
=. ten new members. and viii initiate
Ilism next Wednesday, with appro-
PIRATE rites and ceremonies
Az tEs members of the organlza-
'ii,n were present. whlrh speaks well
Ter the enthusiasts interest which tho
Young men take In their organlza-
ton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07
MISSOURI WANTS
A STATE SONG
Professor Pommcr Must Play Over
Ncarl, thousand Tunes To Decide
Which u Hest.

Columbia. Mo-, Dee. Tho busl-
est man IN Columbia for the next few
weeks undoubtedly will be Prof w.
~. Pommor. chairman OF the com
mittee which IL 90 select music 20
which the new state song may be
sung. Within the next three weeks
Professor Pommor win spend an %
his spare time seated ct his piano
playing compositions and humming
the state song ~ he plays The con-
test for a prize OF $500 offered by
the state for the best music closed
az midnight last Thursday. AZ that
time Professor Pommcr had few
moro than nine hundred manuscripts
In his possession. Before any are
submitted to the full committee he
Will plns over each composition on
his plano In his studio some Il may
be- necessary for him To play several
timos 70 do this he estimates that
No win have % pot in more ihan
run union hoprs every day and IN
addition VIII have % work ~ night.
After reading and playing each
ploe, he VIII grado u az he would
an examination paper In the univer-
sity, These Grades viii be A.. " and
G. only those which receive the
grade OF A viii be submitted to the
entire committee. but the committee
viii have the privilege of seeing the
others " u desires.
The manuscripts have come from
practically every state In the union
and several foreign countries. Each
has motto With an envelope bear
ing the mark outside and the sigma
ture and address OF the composer in
| side. Most Of the notices are quite
long and a. proof that all composers
have their favorite songs they quote
them as their notices or al least
some of the verses
Many OF the composers also have
marked their work with flowers and
monograms, showing their poetic
temperament. IN few Instances
their skill In art, according 20 Pro-
fcHsor fommer, equals that Ia music
] All of the manuscripts. according "a
the rules Of the contest. Will be burn
ed after the contest. Those who de-
sire 90 retain their work. whether
or not they win the contest. were
warned that they must Keep dupl-
cate copy.
The committee cannot be called to-
rether before the first part uf jan
uary. says Professor Pommer be-
cauae OF the great amount Of work
yet 10 be done In playing over the
pieces and sorting the mso that the
COMMITTEES viii not have o. be in ses-
sion many days.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07
"oI NUTMEG's
CHRISTMAS SAYINGS

Recorded hA Joe t"he'
A gresunt in the stockin' l. with
two In the store.
A hole IN the hosiery II all right 81
Il H. a big one at the top.
Children Amt the ony ones who are
ioukln' fur plums shook on'n the
Christmas tree.
Too many santa Clauses thiSk tibet
their presence II sufficient without any
other presnnts.
People who say they are glad Christ
mus comes but once year are gently
the ones who give the least
Although Christmas doesn't come
hut once year, tibet II no sign thet
OF sanity Claus can't be on his job
most Nv the year round.
II amt what you believe ~ 20
whether they's a santa Claus or not,
rs what the little folks believe. an
you are TO be governed accordln'y.
10 santa Claus should perchance
atumOlc over cheer an alt hurt he
u Justified IN sayln' somethin' strong,
pervidln he keeps u TO himself
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07

shortly after tho flight of Diaz.
the worn-out dictator Of Mexico. the
Herald. IN discussing the situation In
the republic ~ the south. declared
that 81 real Democracy was 90 be-
st M there. aud " there was 10 be
real freedom nor the masses and ssa-
bile government. then personal amhi-
tions must be cast aside aud the
strong men IT Mexico must unite as
ono man for representative govern
meet
Madcro has been elected president
and has taken office his rorime has
begun IN take hold vi Mexico and
already the crack Of the rifle II heard
and there arc some nasty stories
creeping out Of Mexico 81 summary
executions Of political ana scdltlous
leaders
Msdero has not had the govern
moni In charge long enough for him
20 he judged, but there appears To be
something radically wrong In Mex
leo. The balance 81 tho world 4
willing 10 wait--to see what Madero
and his cabinet can accomplish IN
the way Of real reform and repre-
sentative government. before passing
Judgment upon him aud his policies
But u appears that In Mexico there
are people who are mot even that
tolcrant--who viii not even give Ma
dero an opportunity 60 get his gov
ernmcnt under way or his policies
into effect n seems that there are
people in Mcxico who stand ready
10 grasp arms and open fire Al the
slightest provocRtion and without
awaiting the outcome Of regime
which, N Il does what Il promises
ran not expect to DO Il In the feN
brief DAYS that Madero has filled the
office 81 president,
That Mexico sin faces a crisis II
only too apparent " there are
enough people In Mexico who can b,
aroused by disappointed political
leaders or by appeals To class and
race hatred. then indeed Madero MOI
. ans other man can, maintain peac'
aud institute reform except with The
Mauser.
Mexico. ala she realize Il. l. on
trial today. before an stable govern
menis. Great wrongs her people
have undoubtedly suffered IN IN,
past. but great wrongs can not be
swept aside In a day nor wiped Out
Ia hlood-for. as this country recalls
with shudder. the worst days OF
the Civii war were the days after ihs
guns OF friend and foe had been
stacked and the south was passias
through the reconstructlon period
and the north was struggling for
bread.
Unless the people Of Mexico. ire
speciive OF rank or ambition. have
love Tor Mexico in their hearts
that viii weld them AZ one man lnto
establishing government, first and
freezing IL. little by little. from any
evils u may possess. than Mexico "
indeed IN sore straits.
They say that what Mexico needs
IL a strong man; 4, 10 not 30. What
Mexico needs il strong mcn--and the
more OF them the better
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07

pressivc word. the opposite Of what
all this signifies. dump bacon. canned
stuff. flour. h orse Imminent. boots.
sciled towels. leftover flapiacks. into
the panniers. load them ON the pack
horses. climb up on your horse. let
yourself gi1gerly down onto the un-
yielding saddle and plod on. After
three months and twelve. hundred
miles az this kind Of thing. There's
no place like home"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07

We may be- a trifle peculiar In that
respect. hut we must admit that were
We to have choice. We would he just
~ inclined TO believe James y. Nc
Namara. confessed murderer, NJ Oftle
Mechanical the man Who squoaled.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07

The press dispatches tell NJ that
the western governors we're escorted
10 the capitol IN Albany by troop
OF cavalry Let ne hope that u was
not the famous BLACK iiorsc cav
airy"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07
THE ANGELUs HOTEL.

Mrs. Fred Hamm until recently
located IN the Kcrber blork. IL now
~ charge OF the Angeius hotel. third
floor Luna Stricken building. Second
and Copper Mrs. Homm extends an
Invitation 90 an 90 her friends ard
former pairona. ne well az the tram
silent public. to stop nj the new house.
which Il beautifully and newly fur
nished throughout.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07

We would h0t. 90 have no ioh
that Alexander fncos In Los Angeles.
" he made those ladies any prom
isos and fails 90 Keep them. what "a
nfe he II going 10 lead as mayor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07

The result Of the prohibition olec-
ton In Los Angeles Indicates that
Luther Burbank's state has managed
to grow new variety OF suffrasctie.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07
AT BEDTIME.

Little 0irl--"Mnatd YOU get Ter
Chriaimass'
Little iloy-''A lol o. toys, an en-
give. whole lots Of CANDY, nuts, an
cake, an doke OF castor OIL"
NCnibb( siehrduleyaoincmfwyplnolnhrd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07

The prince regent OF China has alb
dlcatcd That's a good word.--abdi-
Gated. In American slang u means
that the prince has been canned.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07

AFTER an. n makes little difference
what the color of the tea II, 40 Ions
as II 10 available for use In prchlbl.
ton communities.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07

Tennessee regrets to report th1i
three more negroes have been burned
down there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07

Torturlng oczema spreads lis burn.
ing area every day. Doan'a Ointment
anlckly stops its spreading. instantly
relieves the itchlng, cures u pcrmn-
nently. Al any drug store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07

what china really needs. We take
IL. IL good police force from the
"ould sod"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07

George saya no loves that little
curl over your right ear"
TN glad 20 know That ! was Just
about 10 hang Il on the other side
Kansas CITY Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-07

The women voted In Los Angeles
yosterday--as Mr. Hartman doubt
less knows