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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-25
WELCOME To RALEIGH"
Attractive Sign Placed in Con-
course atUniOn Station
''1he Eyes of the State Are on Raj
eigh"-Chamber of Commerce Ex-
tends Welcome to All Who Journey
This way

"They eyes of the state are on Raj
eigh,' sale a travelling man yesterday.
In fact, Raleigh is visible. without
the aid of glasses" from all parts Of
the country. Not many days ago two
former Raleigh citizens came from
New York, to pay a visit to and see the
progress of their home town. The
had heard in New York that Raleigh
was doing things.
Raleigh welcomes into it's orders all
who Journey this way and as a token Of
this fact, there has been placed in the
~concourse of the union station, where
the passengers Of ~thirty-two trains.
come to Raleigh The sign occupies
a position just to the left of the large
bulletin board, on which are written
the schedules of the trains Of the four
railroad systems that enter Raleigh.
The sign was placed yesterday by the
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce, which
is composed Of five hundred repre-
know that they live in the Invest town
in the State and want others to know
1t.
The sign reads:
WELCOME TO RALEIGH!
Strangers and visitors call on us
for information
and Raieigh's Greetings will be
cheerfully given you
by
The Raleigh Chamber Of Commerce.
III. E. Litchford, President.
Fred A. Olds, Secretary.
Hospitality Committee:
Charles w. Gold, Masonic Temple.
. Josephus Daniels, News and OBJ
server Building,
c. 7. McC1enaghan Masonic Temple.
The sign is meant for all who come;
for all who wish to see what Raleigh
is doing; for all who ant to locate in
Raleigh; for all who want to go end
tell others what is doing in North Car
olina's Capital City. hat they may
come and have a look.
A gentleman was seen standing on
Fayetteville street everal days ago,
looking at the passing throng. He re-
marked to a byStander:
Z am from Chatham county I re-
Gently bought a tract Of land and sold
the wood on it for more than enough
to pay for it. Now l want to invest
the proceeds of the transaction, and I
am thinking about coming 20 Raj
eigh."
A travelling man came in Friday
from Greensboro. He said: up the
road people ave been asking me
about Raleigh. Every time a person
asked me about Raleigh I would stop
and tell him what Raleigh is doing"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-25
BIG MONEY-BAGs ARRESTED.
Are Charged With Raiding the
Ranch Of an Aged Homesteader in
COlOFAd de-.

Denver. Col. July 22.-Charging
oppression, intimidation. violence and
wanto destruction Of property by.
raiding the ranch of J.. H. Scott. an
aged HON esteader of Sterling. Col.
warrants were today placed in ths
hands of the United States marshaf
for the arrest of nine citizens of Colo
RADIO. some OF them rated as wortH
half a million dollars
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-25
Three Drowned BY Upsetting Boat.
nd RanidS Mich I~

Charles Dixon. of Kansas City. his
SON.. aged Is and a daughter. aged IA.
were drowned by the upsetting of a
canoe in Lake Michigan at Maca-
taWa Park. late today. One son.
aged IL. was rescued in time to ra'
suscitate him.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-25

A man can be much prouder OF bLs good
reputation than pleased with what -
gets Otu Of it.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-25

Nothing improves q girls complex
ion like inheriting a fortune.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-25

And it's difficult for some girls ia Hva
down their relations.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-25
SURVEYS co ON RAPIDLY
State GeoIogist Joseph Hyde
Pratt Tells of Progress

Construction Going on in Carteref,
Craven and LenOir-Bond Issue III
Jredcll and County Engineer at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for southern
A~pInlachian Good Roads COnyen-
ton This Fall.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-25

(By the Associated Press.)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
Tow: OF MNN.

.puH real love OF man" assor g
Bishop Gore cot oxford. "can sN, ne
needed impulses 60 reform England
scethos with discomfort Social dls.
order is widespread rphcavaIs
threaten strikes that ar, 90 come
ill the tuturo with evil portcnt.
Despair prevails among the poor,
says the bishop of Carlisle what
SHAH England du io be- -tV,d'
Taking leave of the clergy ana
laitN oi his former dioy,s, OF Hr-
miugham Bishop Gore urged au
christians o" MAX, some ,lrruy,
contribution to tho social and indus
trial reconstruction OF tho nation
There lies remedy, ITS but tho ap-
pHcation Of the Golden Rule There
tore ali things whatsoever s., would
that men should d. 90 YOU. do YOU
even so unto them 20 every chris
tiUu ia England followed Matthews
Teaching discomfort would vanish aud
disorder lIr', despair be- pnuish'd
ana glndncss nl the hearts of men
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
sTnikING MS GNT.

W. pause night ~ tho hurry and
hustle of going tp press to take our
bat o't tu the Earl of Yarmouth Whu
has sot him q respectable jon of cook
aud maid Of an work with decent
English family which treats him
well, says Tom Morgan iu his ottawa
uopuhuc The earl has had sonsid-
orahl, trouble finding out what he
was good tor. nut now that he has
stumbled on to the right-sizod ioh be-
is happy ana con,cntod
The earl has had other iohs That
he admit like so w'll says Mr Nor
aan further one of ihcs. was being
Oh" husband oi Alice ThaW. Hc got
inc position mainly ON his credentials,
which ""f" "v"rhon' hir ana hc
Wasn't able Z" 1--we up 90 hIs 'dyanr"
notices $" NHr" kicked him out
l"" earl evidently WASH meant
Tor "hF Huch strenuous business as
being me husband OF 'n american
S'' h' wac o." easy s"nt sort "f
'""p' '"'Nlhs IN 'he snap ana Rc'-np-
'ho-k'' 'h"i was required For mat
'''' MIS-. Yarmouth ''nidn STAND
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
CIIITI RNNGEH GIFTS
GnI.n a A1lII InIi

lHs Angeles. rHh. sept 20 Mill
'nrH'r, members uf fh. Arrowhead
Mountain club. who's. .uuhuu-. 600 ,
-IRhtN elevation uy,rIp1ks 90, san
ErrnarI.un valley. yost.rda. sent r.
n Charlton. supervisor nf 90. Angeles
forest reserve % solid gold Vnf.n foh
attached tu 90 Dit ul stamped nltu.r. iu
recognition of Doll. ruprr.u. unre H
h'IUHg lr save JhDr quarters from
n'. similar W,m,ul0s viii Do, a.nru
T. 3D. Long deputy UpriE -ur Hnd
others who aided
" HaIsioad pf Riverside, chair
mHn ul ibr ouhhou.p committee. sent
thc Following letter to charlton
The members of the Arrowhead
Mountain club wish to thank lpu for
Your hclA 800 saving their property
from destruction Juis 30 Uuon tur
san Bornardino mountain Gre $40 Gcrc,-
N threatened uu the buildings at
squirrel 'nH
'ln recognition ot your good scr-
Vices, they hopr you win accept "a
small mennonite and they wish to rom-
mend the forestry service for the pW-
cheney and untirng energy OF tho
rangers and their supDriors'
Tho 0rr swept over 2t,00u acres of
yaluah', timber hand Th.y fought
with 1ll their might. and 3D., hack fire
lighting and other 'vp,di,uts tho
flames passed ON. leaving IN, group
~ log and shIug', structure uuh1ru-
cd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

\"l"u." .....,............ 70
Tn,I ............ sos
o. is recommended th1t ip event
me same delegate are not elected
.ielD.ates 100 the judicial ana lori.lo-
tive district COW ttIuus that me same
basis uD used iu the election of such
district delegates aud that such con.
veufmus ham uD called ami held after
the state convention at such time
and place as may hU agreed upon hv
tno oba.rWcu of me central commit
tees of the several counties comnos.
,iug The respective districts mention.
'rl. O.. ln dofsul, ol agreement ny said
chalrmu. ry majority OF 'hc dele.
gates elected 10 such district conycn.
tiuu
D. is further recommended that the
Republican county conventions in and
for the several counties. for he nom.
nation of county officers to be hrii
after fh. state convention.
N q BrRSt'N.
LOSE " Sr%A. Chairman
Secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
wITn rur pIuooHNTs.

'u 'h' 'I ''s" ii'i'.d. "' I'''I'''
september 20 'i'1'''d n'.. coo.
non " D H'l.'''n '"'m'f F"''''.
"t "f N'N N'N.". removed 't'W %.
iI.' ''.'U-' '' "s questionable m'i1.
'hs gives au interview under I' DBL.
sell H"'" hn' in which h' d'.l"'''
'Uat h' $500 support 'nN Democrat
h'''i" h' "IN support ~ 3D. huis'".
" man n' tried tp IWu and d'sar''
'n1 VIA" proved ln tH' courts mat h'
"'s not guilty 'i th' H's'rw'n
NJ li'FcfwIu ls an owner
"i e"ud'Hiz'd share 90 .i'." 100 i''
journal I''Wu.fu' of inIe .,N. ll'
interview Indicate whui Oh" journal.
h'm"'f" rs coins 60 do 80 th' 'N'''
'n'l " 3D. Iuf~um is nominated.
u might hr Said plainly Hnd f"r thr
h'n'iii "i ih' Iontn"I Democrat ana
NJ hng'rm'u th"i % minority "I
NE delegate 0" Tho l'"phhican star"
."n'"nii"n iaN"i Mi Hursums 'a"-
hio''N Doc be- g"lng &" Do" nominated
ana 10" returns from th" various
county conventions a' tht uW" indl-
cat" strongly mat NJ Hursum VIII '"
nominated 90 Las vegas
In'r''"f" Mt l''E''mnn need NOS
hAN' sent MS lI'ti" interview u" ~
F''' Tor rn'i'aii"n ~ b'm"rr''''
paper "' p,m"'r''' state I' .'
committeeman h"' any nerve u
N"uld nave p"hush'd ~ iIihi h'i 3"
N'N M'N'.' 'h" ''h'h "h '"' '"'r''
I"' 'h' l''I""'f'is H' wanting "h'"
'N' STATE convention ~ over 'h' ''"i
n'I-''in"'fa' ~ not making us posi-
Won one 'i' moro consistent Tor "
mas no leg l"t on Whlch 4" stand as
H'punil'an paper ana NJ. has'f
man p lh'ri We" puts MIN ~ the SELF
f""'' position.
w ''hf'rm"h mas %" following ~
New hrN'''. h' can not h'fm w.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION

whereas, pursuant to The provisions
OF 40" enabling act and the rp4nnl.
ZION admitting New Mexico into tho
-INicihuud OF states, The governor of
New Mexico bias issued his uroclaMa-
non ordering an clcCtlou Ia be- held
on tuesday November O.. 1911 for
the purpose of c,octlug the various
CONGRESSIONAL state. Legislative. mdi.
rldl ana county officers authorized
nN th, constitution heretofore adouf.
Ca b, The people of New Mexico
Now, thci cforo. pursuant fo and ga
accordance with resolutions adoutcd
hF Che Republican central committee
oI N"W Mexico in convention as,,m.
Died a' santa Fc. y NJ. ON TUESDAY.
september ., 1871, call i- hereby
issued for M" holding OF the Hra'
Republican state convention ta tho
CITY of ,as Vegas - N.. 40 90 O'Clock
iu Che forenoon OF Thursday the ZNth
ddy of september. s. ID 1nIi IUr the
purpose OF uGmIuatius candidates for
thr various congressional ami state of.
ices created and authorized hy law
aud the Republican central euHni,.
tees of the various counties of The
new state. except Hs otherwise IN This
committee ordered are requested fo
issue calls for the holding, upon such
notice ami date e. they may deem c,.
p"dIout, county conventions for the
purpose oi clcctlug Delegates to said
state convention, af which the basis.
OF representation shall De : delegate
FOR each 100, Or fraction tu,rcOf ~
80 on moro, OF The votes cast tor the
Republican candidates lor delegate to|
COuaTgss ut tho ptgCftpu ,f fpUN mud
! delegate at large from oach county,
now IN existence, upon which basis
the representation az said state con.
Nonfipn from the several counties OIL
New Mexico shall Do" as follows,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

THE morning paper 100 this ,its has
uu ancient aud somewhat battered
h,adlu, stored away tina, % insect n
the good old DAYS when u openly
proio-scd 49, ollcgiauD, Q, ru. Demo.
cratic party. That headline ryud-
Nlnupu'rUJ" journal Democrat a.
be- time uuv for tbe mpuug paper
to got ont That old headline and put
Iit In thc forms. for Il espresso the
policies pf that paper better and more
cI"uucutN than am, other set of
words
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
SOME MONEY. MAKER
IE TAIG az TRIIE

TUy 90 pasU Noruuua Times is q
Bale, paper Recently DO commented
upon nis announcement. that Dee Vould
retire from public l|fD A. made rho
staj,mcu. fhl' with bIs splendid lIus
ut mint De- could engage boz 'br Wao
lice Uf law and easily earn ou, hope.
aud dollau Tor ever. dulla uc had rD.
roiycd us % public servant llis my o..
q public servant is S1.aun % }oar A,.
con ling 90 The Times. hp could cam
ven and ou"halt millions dollars &c
'car a- du attorney uf Law ENIdcn.lt
Senator Bailey - nor one OF those
whom tho rimos would damn with
faint praise NllWOsoIdu News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
N\\oI\,IMI.NT.

Ry request of my Republican
O icuds 4 hayn agreed 90 announce
i ,,soif 1901 a candidate for iudEc 90
q nv distH .uur, of tho SECOND Iudi-
'al district which ls composed of ih"
ga Wnue ut H,wlIUn. Mckinley and
Pa ndovoI
do 81 with the understanding H1t
nos randIdse, tul na srhiprt to che
tri Ion nf tho H,nYnII.4n. dr.asHtse OF
thst llY,. mentioned counties .u ,Ua
$40 convention
EIFEGO ENrN.
AitDJu, t-at-I.tN.
"A HHlU rIUr. S. VI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
ELECTION WILL BE HELD
IF NECESSARY ON CREDIT

Tho new state must bear an ihc cN-
ponsc OF the first state election The
balance of the appropriation for hold.
ing the constitutional convention can
not be- used 90 pay the expense at tho
election. so SAY the authorities ut.
Washington % is suspected tba, jn".
election Will Dee held Notwithstanding
this iiscoufdsiug fact -Alamo-uruo
News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
NOBODY TO DRIVE
LIE MOCRATlC AEARSE

Tho RrpuDICaus ~ thIs COWIrI nJo
fighting tor the chance 20 80 to Lns
Vegas as delegates and there will Dee
three OF tour candidates ion The dele.
gatorIal nominations 'ou ovpry dele.
gate that will go. ON the other
hand the Democrats are having q hard
time finding ton Democrats n the
county Go represent them 90 heir con.
N,ntou Las Cruces Citilcu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
All IS FISH THAT
GETS INTO THAT NET

The NcWs appreciate, rhc aoOd 100.
Ioutiuu of the Nlbuuuorquc Morning
journal Zoe Offering TO-, readers th,
oppouuniiv tU read Judge Freeman
-izo.up of the political situation a
New Mexico Nevertheless i' would
be- no more than courteous when litt.
Ing communication IRON coutcm.
poiarN, 10 a' least make some faint al.
fusion 90 the source whence ~ made
The liit Roswell News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

The journal Democrat Nlll have q"
o." some up"lnElIug when il takes the
final plunge .nto tho democratic
party. II VIII have Co explain that
it did NOT mean am thur it SAID ahou,
those Democrats 10 is nov goiug to
.Iu.mII
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

M EurSum has lived aIl his ut,
in Sew MrNco and doubtloss b. hc
Wor, as bad us the Jouuu- Democrat
tries To- paint him Do. would not nav,
hIs luonds standing unIedIy with
h,m for anything Do, wants
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
BACKWARD PROGRESS is
AL THEY WILL MAKE

n has been under the hali-ceutury IS
dominance OF the Republican party
thai the country has made les most
marvellous cCord az achievement and
progress. ana set there b. talh OF CO...
-hnly!ns progressive Republican
parts Soour0 Chicriiu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

Waiter Go proprietorl--Kcrp your
'ye on THAT party sir Ho SAYS tho
wines perfect. he's found no fault
with the food and he's just praised
MS cigar I'm sure hos going 60 do
"a hOlt. London Opinion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

tn" journal Democrat has been
out-manrus'rcd, out-fought and pat
out of th" game. It, claws are trim
med.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

Tourist Go Indian standing bosIl,
q pil. of arrovhoads st.l--Iloap
Scrip"
indian Nopo scrap hoap I'm
just waiting Goo scll tho Dot to ihc 0rst
eastern junk ourio dealer That comes
along this way Puck.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
HERE'S YOUR HAT;
WHATS YOUR HURRY

AUOUl Inc only om0IiOn aIOuscd "
the latest reported resignation ct
senator BAILEY 90 Texas is The icryCu'
hope hat this inc Their. is no strn.
attached tO Sc lla2ermJu Nossruaat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
SOMETIMES MORE SPORT
THAN THE MAIN BOUT

\ RatouIc %. sporting tendencies
says that primaries should bee called
ri"llWlnaiies Ration Range
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

Uncle Joe Cannon has taken up
eolf h' has passrd the first exam
nation iu vocabulary very croditahly.
Detroit News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
THIS ONE COMES FROM
THE SHOW ME" STATE

The best Missouri Joke thaJ We
know of i- that minister resigned
because his salary was roo large Mo.
KiuloN Couur Republican
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
BURSUM DELEGATES
ARE CHOSEN IN
SANTA FE
Rousing Republican Conven-
ton Names Delegates to
Represent County in Las
Vegas Convention.
lonccIaI corrc.ronhcncc 10 IIrrnlh.


'Np''"" correspondents" Ia llCrald)
Santa F.. NJ. Sept 20 Ir Ii,
hur.. ur .uf..I..,... ....,.rl.,. ....,.....
''''
" ''' .' >''..''''. in.
'.i.'. ". ~N'H J.. county u. n
/ ."'''" convention E.-t'1HH uId -.-
'l ''. I'''. ." IN. ~i"'. "u''n.
/ ''u Too '' N'.u in lH- N.aJ.
iH' '''' '0'i"" $3.50. .I.''u I'd. order
'| .'I.'.. '''''s.i. DID '"u-r"es rh"-
.''- I' ''Ii"n NhH started %. prr.
'' ''l'-~ WIN am 'idI'-s HI..HHr"u-.
'"' "'-N.,i d'-I' "' enthusiasm
'"'nA H- hearers The selection Of
'nb'r'i\ ONCE" resulted 900 .Un choice
'' instruct \i''rn'N T.. a. N'h"tt I-
.,mp"i'iE DI''im'u. Pedro ortiz
'i"' .r .'.I'i"'}. 'nI Jos" u. S'uI
~ interpreter MIR \hb"' mado an
'''9".H' speech 100 Hr.'utns 'U, ,nHr-
"'h>ni' N'i'r CO." appointment pf
committee "a credentials. resolutions
.'H ID Wtu'ui organic .t"u tH, .un-
''hl'"n i'"N r''.ss unn .Hn O'Clock
.. IN' afternoon
NJ lh' "r'n.ns '' i1' H','rnHuu .'s-
-I'h ln. report "i OBJ. committee ON
I '' WOO .'. Ut
/ 'I' '''I.'0. ''d 'I' '"|'H.us N'r"
''''" "r lI' permanent officers OF
''' convention. chairman. Edward
N''''.. ''.' pr'''d' n's. l;'N's Nae
} .'NI' 10Y 'hiWHN'. "Nd Walter VI.
'"''i GOT '."rI'i". s'.'"l'N h'lr"
( '''( l'..'. TO. iIi'i''~. IT, t. l'u"H
.'' N"N'.I u. 'l'''
RESOLUTIONS.
Thomas d. rH'ruu. chairman cd. OBJ,
..mm't'.. pn resolutions. o.. ported th,
".uunns Tnug praised ,us admin.
-uHl"h of President FHII HuU u pare
i.1'W HH veto oft .g, H.Iu H.'. auJ
uf-'d tHH' boston. Jut u"r revision Dos
made tuf' 'I. 'rlu comm .u poe
p"its %, ..uni'I.d. In, resolutions
Called attention. GOO tn" u.t 'u.' N-,.-
"''."n" are Invested boo -heur DID, Sew
N'N.." and CHAT % 'urp, number ur
people ur. employed iu IN, uorl.u Iu-
dnt'iN $50 industry sheulI h' brook
'1 Town nH uu Ha'.'r should 3D.. d,-
i't'd '. .uIp'"'W'ui said O.. -o-
lIutl"1-.
\'w Mexico V1s congratulate 900
'nUwrhn- statehood rh. r'sn'u-
'."n endorsed h" ajmin.-lruua OF
Governor N"I.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
Call for Meeting of State Committee

call for the meeting of the m embers Of tho State
Central Committee is hereby made o meet at las veoas
New Mexico on Wednesday septer aber 9th At n m
at the Duncan Opera House to dsor ISIS such questions &c
may come before the said commit &c and moLo uh
recommendations to the State Con vention nc nav bo
deemed proper
H. 0, BUhRsUM, Chairman.
JOSE D. sENA, Secretary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

Mr ilagorman has bottled with an
other ming
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
IarraSolo I,ntcr,

A. NJ lurralou entered the hail
and walked up ~ shake hands with
Governor Mills and chgIrmn Abbott.
lb' band twak up and tho audience
gnys him an ovation whose ochors
could De- heard down at tho pla2a Mr.
Rrnohan ln introducing Mr. Ihrrnzolo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

u 1larlue. s. VI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-09
RELEASED ON SECURITY TO KEEP
THE PEACE

The case OF James Cook. arrested on
complaint Of his wife and FOR causing
excitement on upper Primo: street, came
up in the Police Court this morning.
Officer Garvey testified that the arrest
had been made Al The in>tanr" Of the
wife. 0f the accused, who >aii Cook had
threatened her lite and had locked her
in room. also that h. had further Ter
rifetl her Ivy pretending hc was about
10 commit suicide hy swallowing lan;la-
mum. Officer Csarvey sad Mrs. Cook
half clad. had come n him III shc
street ami demanded prn:rcll"n Alter
several other witnesses had testified.
Justice Calnn summed mp The case and
informed The accused that hr would
hold him in the sum ul one hundred
dollars tn keep the peace Tor SIX months.
Mr.. j I. Cook, father Of the young
man. became his surety The father
announced tha; il was his purpose to
bring charges against Officer Garyry,
VIII. mad. :h.. nrrest. lie later saw
arlnc httnr Ma, u,ii;. wt'r ip!a sit.i
II would l., u 80 shty a. nah" In"
charge N wiring aud direct them /"
The T. ,aui of i'nlmr Commissioners
Mr. Gun, ALLEGES thar ,hs. nilirrr nSr,l
.uunr,'r>Srry force III makIug he arrr>I
au,l HAT la. struck his son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-09
MASONIC BALL TEAM ORGANIZED

\ well attended meeting uE members
uf The Alexandria Washington Masonic
Lodge Baseball Team was held last
evening in Mr.. lirumhack : ol!i"e. for
the purpose Of organizing and arrang-
ing games Tor this season. The follow
ing officers were elrrictI Mr.. c. T.
Swan. manager; Mr.. Il. y. Brumhark
captain. The following players have
already signed for the season: Louis
Duffrv. T. NJ. Dunbar, Il. u. Brnm-
bac; II. o. p. Cooper. Bob Zachary.
Samuel W. Pitts, f. naingeriirlh.
Raymond Ilnlti.h. George Evans.
Herbert Rose. c. Clark, II. Il Gary,
Roger Sullivan and John Gary.
Manager Swan stated HAT he had
already made arrangements 10 play in
the new ball park this season, and
that the first game wil! he played
Friday Of this week NJ 30 with
Andre jackson Lodge Of MaSon>. An
interesting and exciting gam'i. expect.
ed. An admission OF 10 rents will he
charged at all games - help orfray
expenses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-09
Forest Fires.

Winncprg, Man. May ",-Grrai
forest fires Still are raging through
northern Manitoba AMI saskatchewan
and scores Of small towns along the
line OF the Canadian Northern Railway
are in danger Hundreds Of men are
fighting the flames. Fires are burning
fercely at Swan river, Dauphin aud At
the foot OF the Riding mountains
Many settlers nave lost everything.
The situation in the Prince Albert d.
trict is grave.
Fires on the Minnes",a-Ontari" hpr-
der are gaining ground.
Minneapolis, Mimi, May 9.-Fore>t
fires are burning through Northern
Wisconsin and upper Michigan aud
arc gaining headway. The fires are
burning in hundreds OF places on all
sides OF Lake Superior Kitto MikaIla
vas burned 10 death near Eveleth. Sew
eral hundred men are engaged in fight
ing the fires. The property loss nj.
ready has been great. Vessels on Lake
Superior are forced 10 anchor when near
land, because Of the clouds OF smoke.