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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29
WOULD OIL THE WHEELS
OF JUDICIAL PROCEDURE

LINCOLN. Nsh nef rs Mems
hsrs n 'he Nebraska mar Anaoflailoe
gathered bore TODAY and herAH Whv
prumirc- - tr pne ~ ihr MOST imf
norianl nnnuai nsstinfs lo ihe hiet
tore ~ t1e smoolailun ia ada'iion
io natsnlur ~ addresses ~ resefai
noted infinia ihe ronysniioH win ~.
coitc sna ainenas Dc reNofl ffoin ne
eommii,er appointed ps ,hc astoaia
ilop frar hrn ia recommend q ~
vision ~ 300 lnias ~ procedure
piih sler a. ouminuii0r ftrhnl
oailtlsa and f0mnlipf obstetrics ahifh
~ present hinder ihe course ~ 81
speed, iHailoo Tas repofi among
other fhprs sNprsafs B revival ~
ihe Office 81 the disirifi aiiHfncf fuf
the iudlciai Districts az The state $50
recommends shat t.falfi in q cffm
iuai cass shall SOS Do reverend - aif
fertod fof .Frors ln 'hr proceedings
Which 90 NOS nfieri ihe interests ~
tho defendant A reduction N The
Number of pro.smp'eff fhallopref
SLOWED che side ~ gho defense IA sIl
rriminai proceedings n recommend
"A also an amendment providing
that IN ail flsli saiy oaees q verdict
ffam fsn members "a diairi~ foari
and i've in lssisee copf rhan -
hlnAInr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

T~sss. Nesiess o.. ~
Leave Cor i.Atsdu ifa "a
Arrives from Laredo. 2 70 . m.
~. o.. a. A ~. D. a.
Arrive From the north. ilst a.
a.. and etab D. - ftom tbs south
o. n, - and tnlf D. IA
icsse Fof tue nor,h. 90 IN.
AMI 1898 b. m f0f The south,
$40 o. 81 aud 90 On
n. A. a A. y. a. a.
I.saves fer Aau Antonio Waco and
Houston ~ m
ieayes Tor Han Antonio, "a so
o. 10,
leaves fos aau Anioaio. Waco aud
iouaiou 90 D a.
Arrives from Kan Antobio. wsco nnS
Houston $40 "a
Arrives from san Anionio. 40
. VA
Arrive, ffoui San Anioaio. Waco ADD
Houston. sac 9 M
----a...-se-sae-. sqe.a-sss .-s-se
rsnl,ation sf'gny character ln Tetas
81 lbf iima b. contemplated 80 BE-
created attain he near faiafs. s
SNOW uosbias s.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

tiss T. tlFss sasali f,ws g. Take s,s.
Vantage ~ >eu Ian.

AllCf resst spee sa Allsc
rc,sple arr maeh elaicd ossr sho fast
tbAi he si,y haats have trsn SOLID
fhe issue was fes tss soc tcs ass.,sf
Improvements and easef works Az
ne lcsai doynmrnla - the cass hare
iassed thVoaeh the rFoserbial red
'arr al ihs sitrfuc, Kenvrair depart
mrni and hntr nrru apuForca ~ mo
rhsAro purchasers ~ lhs nnn.ia
it Ia tiumsd ihai Alice b ihs first
Govn sa rr,Aa under the law psuv,a
iur for lssamf honAa d, inens ard
riti, ellh ies than 20 nea inhshi.
iants that hss saceraoa ia haslnr
ull enc lesai points property compilea
eiih and tese shie e. seil q. 'onlis
10 is ssrrwrt Thar eurt rn tae
a,rrsla GOA thp Wasotp efts system
Nill rommeueo 81 ~ cafls Oats
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

eFsEp2H VIE Dee 1A Mls4
Laura Bowman. 8 graduate of ihc a.
flniiy sfhool Of lombard COLLEGE.
as ordained 90 ihe rnlforsaiiai ains
isiss iodsy W 'bs ioen ~ Nafhs.
san. southwest 81 tots sl'f ~ ~.
ns Iouaa. 90 wafeflooi. ipea. preach
81 she ordination sefmor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29
H. z. BROWNING
210 CHAPARRAL


niG BARGAIN n Arres asron
ilenriesia airee, trom a & NeaAem
property one hall mlle vest ~
sehool hulldlns klagssn.e. s2.5vu.
lnseslieAie aulsk
i4uV acres miles wesl FROM,
kinFssiiif. s milgs from RWsvta. 70
milcs IRON Fremont rtiev sih W.
ARE " a Rcscrs. Nlnfst.lle res
taai tisy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

BnDWNkNli.l.F. Te4Aa. Dec ~.
Two sew feafBrss tor The eoialHs
midwlatsr fais Janpary 70 ~ have
beer dsfiasd npon ~ ihs directors
One h three asyr sun ahoos and
the other . wila horse round .ap
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

Yonf piaao jats tunsdf nut not
iuss Firktf Have me sffien properly
regulated ~ a glAno mechanic and
mot novir ~ heretofore Osborne.
A. wray Brokers. , - weEszsn. Mgr
ls27 Il
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

fnh nENr C0od lare ban oh
Chaparrai street located 'n pasiseis
center roi further information eAn
ai FISHER Bros nfar Store aBff
FOR hINr nusiue.f gaares at
iNt Mesquite st App1 nt rlace
l22 80
lnt hENI tfuHN f0u .rt ua
s.Hh nMff Apply nufns aHsu
mrnis Iagf 80
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

FpN QUICK sAtK 40 Acres ~ lm
proved lsnd, tau miles renth vi she
nion ttpoi hl nadef iDnso. ana bal
cultivation VIII ht soils ~ reaaon
abie price. and iefus 90 saii the ruf.I
chaser Aiso 80 a0res ~ imnfetcaI
land ali under icuye And in raiiiss.I
ton Two miles saath oi lnian g.
500. Al q hareHin Terms uns third
cash remainder az payments ta suii
fh' rnrchaaff. With interest ga I
pee cent niun CHf krAit sc
fa1ttf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

ttH aAi.kwA bseWifui home On
snd STREET. SoaSh hiatt. one block
tsnm ihe hay. ard thres blocks gfom
SAg llns sa rooma bath. eivstfis
ughts, oii4 water. sarls. tsfns
iiovsfs asa ffa'ts frlce sftee 90
Terms tSse 90. cash sssemptlch
al tteooeo a. oataiandlne " ~
no.ss palaak "a d. Ana ,oafs
aiser feby 10. 1870 aud tfto.oe.
l. pAyshie YEAR, B pr cent
90 real estate aseuis Phone oen
ass NET
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

FOR SAik Wlil b, sold 10 saiisn
iuirm.ui SEQ ssfss I'D lana ataai
t~eise milct ifgm lefkhaft. Cait.
veil ooHns. TsSas NiN gaif tAko
abou' tisou 90 To satisfy Judgment
ana eosi 90 pcf acre duo state
s,h~eI fNn1 irnH uwe irv ate of
mteresi Some one b. solaf % hus q
hsfeain fof psrlieuiar write nf ere
s. e. Flndicy portland. gssas
l4si tt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

rpN iNMrm vr SALE Farm sed
gaticn uaou rAnrnr ffom io GO CSC.
aIrtt pficr reasonable fcfDlf "a
crit uufehaasg niafi CiU Realty ro
lgittf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

FoH SALE fn' usrea Do foot
munoa'. sIs 80 taken az once ln-
QHire alf & CbapaIrai ~ phone slP
lleftf-xf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

Lumber. lnth. posts. shinEisH. sssh.
doors. biiuda. eemnuf. lifne. plaster,
fooiinR. arain Tile brfek. etc. ctr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

REMEMBER Stevens Hide Go labor
esresa mau. n you want lshofcfs o.
anY kind ~ u yea want Work n
yon have any hidcs 60 ssil SO us ~
o., aii sinds ~ stins stsssns Hide
CO. INfe rrraff sd llNfi
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES Ia ans
state of thr uuIon Canada ana Mes
ifV exceptional faUuuos for hsud
Nnr properties listed vith The 80.
uoual Operative Realty Go head
Nnartss Washington n C. m A.
ufryer arsui slt chapafrai street
81 90 sCi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

l.AsioN AGENCY. ref Al isnAs I'll
hslps ssll al sis Leopard ssrwss ~
O Box sat faAtmo|
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

VOW . ~ tms 10 hass ,hai ,.eu.
inE oas,Nme made fof 1874 flaat
snd 40 % date droHmaAine ean a.
SOS nsiasu firoet W. ibv Msainfoot
cottage fasf III
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

VIII rRAur sood 80 y autouo-
Este Cor horse and tuErs and take
difference er piu isAr geod muics
Ia "a, msni "a car Address ~ a.
Nenes. iias 81. nlshon. acaas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

No hunting ~ fifhinG wiil he nilow
ed ip uns 81 ms Nupoos ~ busai
euu9tf paeiNfsa
NRa MARY isunY
ti,ittf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

fuH fAe kind 10 anauk the aids
ght and they ON the root TO
keep them AZ shiis fhef f1 Ths
quAlity ~ oar shiuslea is ample
proof thsi thsg eiil 60 ibe aofA
while on yoar roof
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

=.
FOR NANr re oaapls NilhohF
shilagsn. fufaahed. moavsn ssoam
eoiiaes With hath. close Ia win w.
serve enc yeem and ~auf pfitiie =
&C hosfa fcr the Cali AZ sta star,
Sc. ~ phone fts. fvts ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

roR sAlE Ffesh esr IS best cole.
rato applies sss Ne.auhs So T. %
nos ite Hrinr sack f2e1 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

kicked The huli went 90 Navy on
its own ai-yard line. Dalton puntcd
90 mid-ncid. Reyes made no gain and
the Army punlra to tne Nays rs
yard line. where the second period
ended.
Score Navy. ~ Army a.
when the Army lined up wood WAS
back M let end, replacing Gillespie.
and Cook took Hodges place tor the
Army The Army Kicked on and
Brown ran the ball back 10 the Nays
iu-yRrd line. Dalton madr o sixty
yard punt. The Army instantly re-
turned u and Rednnn ran the bait
back nftecn yards to the ArIny's 90
yard line. Dalton made i've yards
through the Army's left tackle. Dal-
ton punted to the Army's i3-yard
line. keycs returned a. The Navy
backs failed 10 touch the bail and the
Army sot u on Ia own as-ynrd line.
Macdonald went through Nnty cen-
ter for nftecn Yards to tho Army's 5O-
yard line.
kcyes ON fake Kicking formation.
made twenty yards to the Navy As
yard line.
The same play repeated gave
Keyes only three yards.
Mcdonald lost three yarda on a
line bucklng play and Keyea puhtcJ
to Rhodes who was dOwned on the
Navy i3.ynrd line.
Gilchrlsi signallcd the bali 10 Mich
oils. who failed 10 gain around lefi
end and Dalton puntcd u 10 the Navy
aS-yard line. keyes pumted back to
Rhoades On the 2s-yard line and Dal.
ton punted to mid-ncid. Kcyes tried
the Navy lin. for no gain but ths
Navy was pcnniixed fifteen yards fof
holding. with the ball on the Nav,
tO-yard line. Reyes went through
navy for eight yards. Keyes tried a
field goal but the kick was twenty
ave yarda short. Dalton raised hl,
hands Tor free kick and pUnted 1,
kcyrs on the Army i0.yard line
Reyes ran the ball back through Navy
for ~ yards 10 the Nsvy's ss-yard
line. 4 fake Kick lost the Amy fivs
yards.
Ralston took Browns place at Ma
vy's loft tackle.
On an exchange Of punts u waa th,
Army's hail on their own t3-yar,
linc. wherc tie third period ended.
The fourth period was marked by q
struggle such as seldom has been seer
In former meetings OF the rivals. Dai
ton made frequent gains for the Mid
dies. There was no more scoring
however. the final result being 10
IN favor OF the Navy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
District Attorney Forces Her
to Take Back Some Of the
Statements She Made on the
Stand Yesterday.
WOMAN DECLARES SHE
FORGOT ABOUT LETTER
Is Also Embarrassed When
Asked Why She Had tho
Wrong Initials Placed on a
Trunk She Recently Bought

~ 6""As.a s'ss3t@ ~ = A"47r@ WafoE
Denver Nov. gs.---prosecutor Ben.
son compelled Gertrude Gibson Pat
trrson. ON trial for the alleged MUIR
der OF her husband. to reverse reply
which she made yesterday when thu
cross examination OF the defendant
was resumed IN Judge Aliens court
today. The defendant admitted writ
ing letter, although she denied tho
fact yesterday
The letter declared that II the elder
Mrs Patterson would not pay her
sons hospital bills ehe could send
him to Dunnsnn. an institution mnin~
tained BY Cook county. In which tho
city OF chicago u situated aud to
which. among other patients. ifnpov-
orishcd consnmpsives are consigned
by court order.
Yesterday when asked n she had
written such "a letter. the prisoner nn-
rwered with a deniai when tho lea
| ter was shown her today she re-
verse6 her reply.
"Ym said yesterday that YOU Lid
| Prosecutor Benson.
Did say anything like thasy"
Mrs. Patterson c0unsered with dl.
lated eyes.
Yes"
~ did not remember tina, letter
| them
You did not know l had " then"
| replied Mr.. Benson With grim
! smile.
Taking UP the purchase os a trunk
by Mrs. Patterson, on which she has
caused 20 be imprinted the inittais
20. o." Mr., ncnson inquired Why
she had not used her initinis ~ n
married woman.
| "Beeanse was expestins TO secure
a divorce and Resume my maiden
name" was the reply. somewhat de-
| family
What You did this al the tsms
you were writing endearing letters %
your husband. telling him 20 TAXA
care Of hts health; that you wcfe
coming 90 him within month and
declaring that YOU auf never be
separated amin--not even a nleht,
from your soul mate"
Yes" she answered. stiIl detinat-
W sal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
REMAINS or FIREMAN
AND BRAKEMAN SENT home

The body Of Fireman Frank A.
scott 10 to be sent tumorrON nigni
70 his home IN Clovis, Il ls expected
lils brother win arrive tonight from
Washlnston 90 tnke he body to iis
iass resting place. the funeral haylne
been DELAYED until this arrival
Tho bodv Of brakeman GeOrge q
Ihorne Will be sent 10 his home IN
Truckee. Calf, Monday night. Il d
believed, as his sister who Is To ae-
company the remains, will arrive
hern tomorrow night.
both men died Of INJURIES received
N the wreck near Scholle. \. A.. last
Monday afternoon both sustained
iirlEhtful burns and suffered from the
heavy shock OF the collision.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
ESCAPED CONVICT
~ STILL At LARGE

Although his gomrade aud FELLOW
prisoner. Mcruiildo Martinez was
captured here lHst night ana taken
70 SANTA ~ this morning on No. 10,
jun Garcia a convict who escaped
recently from the Mogollon road
building camp, Is stiil ~ large Mar
timer was caNurcd here laft night
by Guard Antonio Castillo and lodged
IN the city hastiio. but dnrcin. who
wsn seen Ia an alley last night, gave
Policeman fiindh "a run 20 barelas.
finaily oluding him Slncr thcn no
word 81 him has been had,
Local police officers are ON the
lookout FOR the man. and Il IL likely
that he viii be captured soon II he
remnlns IN this locality
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
CANVASS OF VOTES
BEGINS MONDAY
Outcome Of Recent Election
Should Be Definitely Known
During Coming Week; Both
Parties Name Attorneys.

the lnst election win start Mon1its
when the secretary OF the territory,
the attorney general ana tho chief
Justice ~ the supreme court nili take
up the work. Il II expected that the
complete results 0f tho election will
be- known next week unless unforr-
seen complications arlAc, IL 10 VA
dcratood that both the Hepuhllran
and Democratic pArties have named
attorneys 10 be present and represent
them nj the canvass.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
JURORS BROTHER
DIES CAUSING
COURT TO Be
RECESSED
Death Follows Illness in De-
laying Progress Of Trial of
Mcnamara in Los Angeles
This Week.
ANoTHER's WIFE
is SERIOUSLY ILL

tbF Etehtnk feFHId y. Y. fsFhFFd WfFrI
Los Angeles, cal, Nov 2s.--Dcath
which has ho~rred over the progress
OF the McNamera murder trial
struck to-day charles session. broth.
cr Of Juror J. ~. sexton. died after
an extended Illness a, : o'clock, and
Judge Bordwell adjourned court until
Monday morning
II was stipulated that sexton ~
home at any time he wished with
permission OF the court
To Juror y. u. Green was Rrantcd
the same privilege. Green's wife h
gravcly ill
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
YUAN Sill kAI IS
WITHOUT HONOR
IN THE LAND
Both the Rebels and the Man
chus Now Begin to Doubt
His Sincerity and He Is
Greatly Embarrassed.


Peking. Nov. z5.--rrcmier Yuan
shi iSalr position Is becoming more
lntolsrahle daily. Neither the Man
chus nor the Chinese trust him and
the Manch,u are beeoialng mere zus.
picious.
The mOderates do not hesitate 10
say that " Yuan had remained at
Chang Te Fu the court would now
be ut Jehol aud the rebellion ended
Many Chinese believe that while
Yuan IN rcassuring foreigners with q
view to obtaining loan and placat-
Ing the moderates with pretended
pacific measures. he Ii In reality IN.
tent ON sternly crushing the rebellion
With force
The continued lighting az Hankow
and near NankinR is taken as lend
ina color 90 this belief. The imper-
iniists attcr an attnek ON Hankow
that lasted thirty-Slx hours. were re-
pulsed last Thursday and driven back
acrvas the Han river With great loss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
LAY
DOWN ARMS TO
TRADES
American Federation Grants
Men With Hammer ALI
They Ask and They win
Re-Enter Organization.

lfay Evensna isssfe a. q. hensea Nirtl
Atlanta. ua., Now 25.- because the
present convention OF the American
Federation OF Labor has granted the
United brotherhood of Carpenters
everything Il has asked In the mat.
Ter OF compulaofy amalGamalfOns. this
organization. with membership Of
100000. today agreed TO re.enter the
hniiding trades department and abide
ny iln daclai0n.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
DECLARES
MARTz STORY. IS
4 FALSEH00D
Testimony Before Steel Inves-
tigation Committee IL Char.
acterized as Unqualified
and Malicious.

tBs i,rnisg Issrsia 4. y. LEASED wtres
Duluth, Mtnn., Nov. 2s.--DenyIss
as AN unqualified and malicious
faisehood" the testimony given res
equity by e. n. Mariz before the con-
grcssional committee investigating ths
United States Ssocl corporation. joe
oph y. COTTON OF Duluth. attorney for
the Rockefeller interests on tho IRON
sangr. and former attorney for ihe
United statos steel corporation. today
autographed q statement 10 Augustus
o. stanley, chairman of tho investiEet.
ing committee,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
An AIAOH0l. RATIa FATAL.
9ny Evenfau HERALD A. r. a.Naeea Wfsel

HIFUlINNNNIIIf Mn NV, - Tl ~
Torphy was burned 10 death ycater-
day afternoon under unusual circum-
stances, flc had rubbed his body
with alcohol after taking a bath and
the alcohol caught fire from an opcn
crate. onycloping his body with
flames fie was 10 have been msr-
rled today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
zAPAT|STAS MEET
DEFEAT BEFORE
TROOPS or
MAOERO
Leader Himself Succeeds in Es-
Gaping After Followers Are
Routed But Morales Among
Those Killed.
GENERAL ARAG0N
HAS SLIGHT LOSS

Mexico city. Nov 25.--kight hun
drcd zapatisias led by General zapata
have been defeated by about $50 fed.
eral troops under Garcia Aragon AT
Santa Ann. after an all.day battle.
sixly.two % The enemy we're killed
including Jesus Morales, leader
who had made much trouble Tor the
govern nent, and many others were
wounded zapatR ESCAPED.
Aragon lost one killed and 1--we
wounded
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

tby tcvesssg rssrsia A. ~ Leased wte~p
Franklin Ficld philadelphia, Nov.
ss--The Army and Navy teams came
on the fiesd within a few moments
of zach other az o'clock and the
noise Degan.
The Navy won the tors and selected
the west goal with the wind ~ ltH
back. giving ths army the kick on.
Al .:if ahc ~ nv kicked 60 NnVN's
so-yard Iine1 and McRcayy took tho
punt. lie was dovn ned without gain
The Navy. failed 10 gain and Dalton
punted 60 tho ArmyA s5-yard line. ON
the fsrst play browne OF the Cadets
broke through the Navy line FOR nf.
teen yards. Another plunge put the
ball on the Army Seward line and
i've more yards were added hy Kcyes
around this Navy right end. Failing
To make further gain Reyes az once
puntcd to Rhoades who was down.d
ON the Navy f0-yard line. Captain
Dalton Immediately pnnted 90 the
Army as-yard line. A penalty CAV.
the Army is yards and u was their
ball ON their own b0-yard line.
Another penalty gave the ball 10
tho navy In mid held aud Dalton again
kicked out Of bounds behind the Army
goal. kcycs punted TO the Army 5S-
ysrd line Here the Navy waa pen.
aily~d sifteen yards for holding and
Dalton Kicked TO Army's twcnty-yard
line and The punt was returned 70
mid-hald by K-yes.
McRcavy made ave yards through
t..ts
punted ON the Army's 25~yard line
ON subseouept punt McRcavy
fumblcd and II was the Army's BAH
In mid-flcld. Keyes made thirteen
yards before he was stopped by Dali
ton on The Nays 'cfs end.
Macdonald made five yards through
center and keyes dashed through the
Nays right side 10 the Navy'B 2sJ
yerd line. Hcre Hyatt fumbicd. but
recovered the ball and moment later
the Army lost flftetn yards for hold
inE. The Army puntcd and IL was the
Nnvy'a ball on their e5-yard Tine when
the first period ended
Gillespie took WDods' place ia the
Army lino.up. Dalton kicked 20
Hyatt, who was downed ON the Navy
is-ysrd llno where Brewn OF the Ma
W vas hurt.
when play was resumed Koycs
went through Navy center for ave
yards and then punled TO Navy IS
yard mark. Dalton immediately re-
turned the punt and Hyatt claimed "a
free catch On the Navy ls-yard line.
kcyos was again given tho ball aud
went through the Navy team for lhlr-
iren yards.
McDonaid placed the bail on thu
Nays es-ynrd line. An attempt 10
again buck the line failed and kcyea
essayad an unsucccaaful field goal from
tho sb-yard line. The Navy kicked
out 10 mid-hcld where gno Army got
the bah and keyes punted 90 tho Ma
vy'e i5-yard line. Tho Army got the
hall ON the Navy fn-yard llnc. Keyes
went around the Navy icfs side for slx
yards.
on fake right wing shift the Ar.
my puntcd ~ the NRvys 20-yerd line
ana Dalton puntesl The Army re-
turned the kick Tho Navy Ioss ave
yards and then lest fifteen more for
holding. The Navy got the ball on
her own iO-yard line. Nlchela made
I q pretty run, Navy made Ave yards
through center ind McRea,y went
4. through TO the West Point as-yafd
. line. A Navy man dropped 70 the
ground ON she aogard mark and Dali
ton kicked betutifuI goal from
placement.
Hodge took Cooks place for the
I Army. The Arms kicked 20 Nasy's
sE-yard line Faqins 20 gain Dalton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
sAiooN MEN CAN
PAY TgIE COsTs

Judse Abbott late thls afternoon
Informed the Indicted snloonkeepcrn
that n they desired 20 plead guilty 10
violating the liquor laws aH applied
10 election day cloainne and pay sIie
costs he would mt infllct further
penalties The attorneys iufOrnicu
the court they ~nuld take the mattef
up with thclF clients at once
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
ANOTHER MANcIiu FoRT
HAS BIEEs TAKEN

shangha) The revolutionary forces
today captured Tiger Hsll fort outside
the walls OF thc city and which COM
ruands the city and river. Several
bls guns were taken. a nsmber VI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
.DARDANELLEs TO Be
kept OPEN
Russia Informs France and
Other Powers That Italy
Must Not Go Too Far in
War on Turkey.


Paris. Nov g5.--Kussia today In.
formed France and the other powers
that she Insists upon the neutrality
of the Dardanollea AS provided In
the treaty Of london IN 1874 This
notification follows the report that
Italy In hrihering the war against
Turkey Intended 10 blockade the
Dardanelles
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BANk cI.sssHisGs.

. New York. Nov. e5.~-Tht Z
' statement Of clearing house I
. hanks for the wuek shows that q
. the hanks hold s9,a7b.es0 re- I
= serve Ia excess Of legal require 4
= ments This is a deorease of ss.- Z
. 1o5,sSo In the proportionate Z
. cash reserve a. compared wan Z
. last week a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
ROCK ISLAND men
WILL NOT STRIKE
Executives of the Interna-
tional Shop Employees Ac-
cepted Railroads Wage
and Labor Schedule Today.


aEIF NteaIak Herald a. y LaaHeH WfFeI
Chicago. Nov 2s.-- Executives of
the International unions Of shopmen
employed b3 the Rock Island railroad
to-day accepted the roads wage and
labor schedule. thus ending talk of
d strike which would have affected
s,ee0 men.