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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-02

John Detor, G. M. Lindsay, Watson,
Yeaman, CONFESS and Sexton.
In the tournament which is coming
there will be contests in mems and
ladies' singles, mems and ladies' dou-
bles and in mixed doubles.
At the present time the titles are
held as follows: Mems singles,
George Willfong; ladies' singles, Mrs.
Patten; mems doubles, DIR. F. Irwin
and l.. S. CONFESS; ladies' doubles,
Mrs. Patten and Mrs. Wears; mixed
doubles, Mrs. Patten and L. S. Con-
ness.
Belt Road Engineer.
Hawaii Herald: To obtain a man
who has been second in charge of the
road work of the state of New York
to handle the local problem is far
more than the road commission could
have reasonably expected and if En-
gineer Bishop does not make good in
his new position it will mean that OK
perience and recommendation from
high sources are of little use. The
conditions to be encountered in this
country are very different from those
ordinarily found and an unusually
good man is needed. Ability as an
engineer, combined with still greater
business ability, with attractive per-
sonality and full experience, are the
the qualities which he is stated to
have. If one man can possess Ill
these good qualities, and Mr.. Bishop
is that man, Hawaii is lucky indeed
and the loan commissioners made IN
mistake in asking for help from
Washington. The new engineer
should receive every possible assist
ance which can be given him by the
people of this county and their repre-
sentatives in office. He is coming to
a strange position in an entirely diff.
ferent section from that where he
has been located and where the Gus.
toms are far different. Each of us
his work easier and above all things
criticism should be withheld till he
has had a chance to show his metal
Then, to use a phrase of which Gov
ernOr Frear is extremely fond, when
speaking of this island, constructive
and not destructive criticism is need
ed In other words, suggestions
should be made of the right way in
which things may be done and dispar
aging ideas should be held in the
background.
Where Did This Money Co?
Hilo Tribune: Considerable interest
is being taken just as present about
the county offices and by those citizens
who are interested in the progress of
the city, in the whereabouts of the
money which the territory secures
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-02

Fine Job Printing, STAR ONCE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-02

The question which the county Off
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-02
Where Dld ThIs Money 90?

Hilo Tribune: Considerable interest
is being taken just as present about
the county offices and by those citizens
who are interested in the progress of
the city, in the whereabouts of the
money which the territory secures
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
WHEAT MARKET IS
LITTLE F|RMER
1t Is Inclined to Be Colorless
However With Opening
Prices a Shade Over Those
of One Day Ago.
~, E,epIns Hera,. :. p. leased wir,I

tny Evening HeraIs :. y. leased Wirst
Chicago, AUG 20 The wheat mar
Bet was o colorless anair ~ The open.
Ing today but inclined 10 nrmuess
December opened shade to 30 cents
over Yesterday at 10 81 To % l.S"
"a aud held close 10 The top ior some
time The volume ui business WAS
small. mostly covering bog shorts
among he professional contingent
December closed IA higher ai
% 7NG9i.
Additional rains In the west and
southwest lent a tone OF hcayiuess to
the the market aud ON a dun tIade
prices shaded Oh December opened
q shade to q shade lower ~ ~ i.N to
a., and declined no 81 IL
The close was steady with DcceI
bcr q shade up al 81 3-N
business in th" oats pit was dull
and fcaturcless with prices slightly
easier December opened e shade NJ
is higher az ~ 5-> 20 asa "a and
sold to q -
General selling characterized IN the
trade Of provisions pit, a large run o'
hogs being thc influence January
Pork opened ~ under yesterday ~
$3.50. January lard . cents lower al
$3.50. and January ribs jUI 10 cents
down at S>J2 -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
PERSONALS.

Regular meeting Of the Royal
Nciphhors of America will be- held
Thursday evening az s O'Clock In q.
o T. hall Assessments are payable
Ht hts meeting Jessie Clinord o.,
CpTdcr
Mrs Il a Brannln Of Canadian,
Texas. Is here visiting her parents.
Mr. ana Mrs. W e. strain OF 3l2
South Fourth street Mrs. Brannin
was formerly Miss Mildred strain OF
Albuquerque
NJ aud Mrs william Holman. for
m.rlv OF the Tnbune-Citigcn in Alhu-
quprque. until recently connected WIN
Bisuee. AriE. paper are visiting
friends In Albuquerque TO-DAY on route
tu Chicago. where they will visit for
several weeks later going To Seattle,
Wash whore they will make their
home
Louis G. Gumbnor musician and
author has returned from TWO
woets vacation spent on the Upper
pccos Mr. Gumhiner has practically
COMPLETED his new book "Thc Cactus
King" and expects 10 20 % Chicago
within q Jew DAYS 10 confer With ms
publishers
charles NJ. Weber. q popular stu
don't of tu, local university, arrived
Iae, night from the Grand canyon.
wbor, hc has spent the summer in
un, capacity ul assistant vngiuocr ~
.hr power house connected with T.,
T.Wr Mr Weber vW return Go his
.'w, Ia WusloV tonight and viii
n' iu Alhuuuer for th, OPENING
uf the university IU September.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
TAFT WILL REVIEW
BANK DECISION
Whether National Banks Must
Cut Loose From Trust COM
panies Is Question Now Up
to the President.

Washington. Aug 23.--Secretary
MagN.agh Will not make amy decis-
ION zoo this time upon Attorney Gen
orgl Wlckersham's report which holds
that th, relations of the Natioal city
Bank of Sew YORK aud the National
CITY company may boz transgrcssion
D' thr national banking laws.
Because of what ls believed 10 be q
difference ~ opinion between the two
cabinet officers an the papers la tho
cus. win bee scnt to President Tart az
Beverly.
THAT President TAFT will review the
case developed suddenly today az
Secretary MacVcagh wac ready 10
make public the attorney general s
findings and his own decision. For
thai reason ne declined 20 giyc any
intmatlun % his position bur IL IS
known that nearly an his advisers
fcol that u any definite attitude to-
ward tho extension Of tho influence OF
National banks into trust companies
and security companies Nas announce
ed al this Time the whole question OF
financial LEGISLATION might be- eniang-
led when IL comes up az the next ses-
sion. OF congress with the monetary
commissions report.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
JURY SLOWLY IS
BEING FOUND
Sitting in a Court Room Stiff
ling Hot, Young Beattie
Awaits Fight for Life Over
Murder Of Young Wife.


ny '''"'sh "'f"'" \. leased Nifeb
"''' ,""' '''.' va. aug
'"' ''l.''"''"' I".'' '' .,'
'l'"'. ''' h''''.I'. J!r .,i "is II'
90 ''' VIC Uu'd'a were
'l"''" h'.' 'h'a "Il''u'"i %. '.''.
H'a''"" '' ."' '''uI' t"hi.. N''h if
I'I'" D" .'' l'A 'hd slA'''h H'''.'''s
]" "id'. 'H"I l"1i u"', '' per-
'''II"I"' d'''""is'd hl 600" d'''"s''
e. '.l'' .''''H goo i"h'u'"h was .dh'h.
-. .'' fourteen men h"" 800 .hc 'oA
'l' nn' $50 ore iaImrIr
I'''. 81, appeared -on,. What nag
-''H '"I''H '"I .a. ~'"''I'N as ih'
."'. l''h wore N'u''''u DO $50" SUI.
''"t "'' DO zoe "'''t '"'.. room "h"
'' w..""'' 'A'u i''h'' moved
"I.'"''h
','. .'' ''."' wa. l''l'. N'"'' I"'
3D." ''".'I' 's' Il' D. me son OBJ
''' I''"' "i nI'''ir. ii' man ''1 we
''"FH,'i "' u. 1 owen OF l'"f'. DEL
"'E"Il '''I'd IduI'It Ii'''.'' ana
Nl. WIG. me Uiu'h'i OFT many scarce
" Hl"".n "lo' N'u' Ton motor 'I."
Wv" .h' country one uIhh. h"hih
"N" ~" noun" "I'i l"' .""'"'
'''f hiIA'h wv IH.'Nlh aV''u. HI'"
~ " ~ 1850 ~
wa" was dlI'i"-. ''I''d l"'ulF TOT !"
do' .uI mere was mo- need lui u
IHN ai'thh h' Young VIE Wa d'ad
'ha' 70 "l N""' mao '"'" away part
"i ..'I n''a
lh' husband 'oId q SldI'Ilh- Story.
Il' said mar as th'N drove atoms th'
iuau ~ me s'lhi 'uaI mess an old man
WIN long "h''' ncaId 1nll'hN
"'pp'u lU.' '"' I"du lh iron. OF 'u'I'
!" h'7 hah'' n' carried sh"' gun ana
ne STOOD W"'lohl'Ha 10 me center OF
ne i"ao
10 you want IN" whole ROAD
l't'''l" says TOE old man ASKED beat
li' says Dc replied lhai ih,tr was
Dom enough loi bolh ana started
ah'aI, De- having stopped Whcu me
uld man appeared ~ lhe Iohd mem
l''di le SaId' ire old man raised 'ht
gun ana hl'u I'atllc SAYS me- Jump
ed rom ihc car slhppied WIN me OLA
uihh ana Nl's''d ihe qua from Nun.
hr Ola man disappeared ~ ih' WOODS
ana lf"alil' returned lo the car To
una 'n"' ms "llt had pr'h Nounueu'
Throwing me gun ~ ih' hach OF me
car ne lh"d' an h"s''' lo icd'h 'h'
nca res, mouse.
hI""'h"llld7 We're 'ah'u ~ tht pluee
Al once me dogs 'n"N the udil "u'
ran around "nd Iouhu III cI,t' re-
luaIhk ln lea\' IN" SPOT fosses
ataI'hlhS 'h' WOODS l"l ml's coulu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
SANTA FE RAILWAY
MAY REDUCE ITS
FORCES SAYS
RIPLEY
If Business Conditions Do Not
Improve, Big System May
Have to Lay Off Some of It's
Employees Also.
OTHER RAILROADS ARE
ALREADY LOOPING OFF

Chicago. Aus 23 -E 4 Ripley.
president at tho AtCmsou Topeka aud
santa Pc railroad. said last might that
unless business conditions Improve o.
viii be- necessary 90 reduce The sixty
thousand employees OF that company
An order ISSUED hy the management
of the ChlrJsu aud Northwestern
railroad dispensing with the services
OF about tWu hundred clerical work
,rs Yesterday Ted tu report last
nigh that drastic polio, OF roToncb.
meut was being enforced
This police of rctrenchmout is In
accordance with a general agreement
which was Ir,pnfk made between
an western lines. The Southern pa.
ciiic has already started the casting of
$4,000 names from fho payroll both
in tho mechanical shops and from me
offices \ short time ago there was a
meeting OF western railroad directors
ana 10 was given uut at lhat time that
The meeting vas for the purpose at
finding way and means To prevent a
general strike that was threatened
over western lines This announce.
moat was followed by statemnts from
labor leaders that me men of the
Southern Pacific were contcnted aud
would not gu on q strike As soon as
this announcement had been made
an order was issued 10 the several di.
visions OF the Southern Pacific TO
com hence q rDtreachmeut of expenses
on account %. the small ,rafhc and
The large amount or Idle rolling stock
on hand.
The railroads give Il that the most
important reason for this reduction o.
forces Is the recent decision of The
Interstate Commerce commission
which prohibits advance Of freight
and passenger rates and Is response.
Bile for this policy which H. done In
selt defense owing 90 the greatly IN.
creased cos ut operation in the past
NnnI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

lpnDia CuuntVDs set for Au
Case NJ, l3s3--1 nomas
and Louis ! Destree. con
doing business under the 4
lot Howard and Dcstrec. an;
IS l. Kitcholl. IT al. appelln,
county argued and SUBMIT
Case No i3gl-W W Sh,
pellant. u.s. North british
camille lns co. Ot London
burgh. appellee Curry 60
guod and submitted
Case 40 1927 James Me
pellant. W.. A &. Weigh. az
Summers A. co, q corporal
lees tSierra count. argued
mltted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
LIGHTNING KILLS A
VAUGHN BOY
Especial relrHfnm 80 E,snlnE uernId

tspeciai TELEGRAM, =" Evening uernidb
Vaughn ~ NJ. Aug 23 Duing %
severe electrical storm here yesicr
das. ~ G. MCAdams. ~ years old. %
resident OF Dalhar ToNns. was struck
auu killed by lightning and Joe hcat-
f.. driver was rendered UnCun.
.riuus llr rs iu o critical condition
Iuduy
The wagon stuUb ia mudholc and
fUc driver and hos tied rope 10 the
tongue intending to hitch the horses
tu it and tiy and pull The wagon out
VA, lightning struck The wagon. XIII
Iue the boy one horse was Killed
when MCAdlWs was KILLED he was
iuat in the act at starting The team
Go pulling on the wagon
The mother ana three other chit
drcn had gone TO Dalhart sunday
mpht The dead boy was nephew
OF " VI slaughter OF Dalhart aud oi
William Ctabttoe OF Corona tn"
body was sent TO Corona
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

Kansas City. Aug 90 .Caul,..Ro-
c'ipts io,uUu. including 2."on south
.ru- wurkot steady. native steers.
ta.-5ff 500. southern strcta. &3.9ot,
$50. southern COWS aud hpilcrs
f2.GuNi $50. native cows and h"ifcrs
y2iUH5.G0. calves. siouH5.o 200. vost-
"ru steers SftU0 700; western COWS.
ta15n41I
sheep Receipts 1900. market
stoady. mutt"ns. sa25HGk,, lambs.
tG.ljfiG.lo. rance vothots ana year
lines f32'Gl.'o. rang, rV,s. t2trd
3s5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
hurley TOBACCO CROP
is SHORT THIS YEAR
bad Drought. Ilail>iornlS aud Inilur''
uf Planters to Grow BroHu~" al
Pooled Crops, T. Cause.


Lexington rs. aus. ,a fh" Bur-
ley tobacco crop of kon,uekN which
was IHst y,rr estimated FOB n, 500
u0u. 600 pounds will NOT amount 90
more than su.UoU.u pu this year. b. De-
believed Th, great shortage Is due
tu thc worst drDu,n lu wears to bah
storms .ud 40 failure of hundreds OF
farmers Goo plan. iuburro This year on
a.. CUNT ui fH, Iurg. amount 'f pool
90 crop uf recent t.drs NOT sold,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO
OPEN THEIR DOORS
SEPTEMBER \
Superintendent John Milne
Kept Busy Telling Fond
Mamas Over the Telephone
About the Opening Day.

NHu. quo city school U.ll 0pun
fool .uo pll terms Uu Monday Sopt.m.
.' rh. viii U, rather uuVot
como u,Hs tor thp .0uuasi,.s. uuI ,t
NIII nave the effect of p.auIut JI uasc
fh. man, Qua uaWma- who Bay,
been making yariou- Inquiries uf fhc
school officials roplrJIag tHp opening
ul.. which they Imagined would uo
me hrN uf the coming wee. During
iHo past three daF Superintendent
John Milne has answered dozens cot
phone calls. 1ll ASKING about rhD date
iuf uuoniug
TAp Indications a., that 90 very large
enrolment viii Dol. .uu .His .cgI,
mans new families having moved INTO
Albuquerque since last MAY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
NO FOUNDATION FOR
RuNORABOUTS SALE
or STURGES HOTEL
Denied on Good Authority
That There Are Any Nego-
tiations ON For Transfer Of
Well Known Hostelry

.. ..... b.. 800 foundation boo 'F..
..t aOr about town for lur lu..
...u days thuf the SrurE's hotel
I. and Central avenue. $3.50.
.. . u.d vas the statement wa9,
.Iu. .. man Ice position fU know
aus such deal were pcndin"
Absolutely no truth Ice U said
..I. gentleman .NuthuE Zoo tIr
wUI
Iu, SurHos hotel Isl now being con.
Quoted Do. LIuNu -'ug.. son of FraaE
b. tH..,- who died several months
r.u Hf.. .Huductur The house FOR
Wau. .ras The rumor was 90 IH'
.ur.. lH negotiations were beine
conducted lOoNnr toward sale and
fUaf modern building would Do, erect
Oh .U .liace The present frame F'ur.
...
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
ElKS At RATION
CELEBRATE IN
GRAND STYLE
They Display Forty-Eight
Star Flag and Dedicate
Handsome Home Costing
Over $4,000.
q, evening Herald =. y Lens.a wir.I

~ Evening HrrRid :. a. Leased Nirrl
Ration. y NJ Aug % -tlhc Gate
City of the new state Is IN gala allure
today. the turN-cIrht starred flag and
he purple ana white proving the
dominating adurnWcnts The Elks
from an sections of the southwest
have gathered 10 dedicate lhc beau,i-
Wl nome OF Ration Lodge so $50.
GOV William j Mills and Hon G. j.
Gavin ot Denver being guest. OF non.
en- Judge Gavin Is an Elk.
The building IL a magnificent struc.
tdrc of brick ana cement in colonial
style oXWisitely furnished ana cost
$40. 900
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
M0RTUARY.
Miss Mary Dunn.

MISS Mary Dunn died at her rooms
In me Highlands at Z O'Clock this
morning Of cancer with which she
had been confined 10 her bed for some
time Miss Dunn was q popular en-
ploye OF The Alyarado hotel aud her
death viii be- received with sadness
by fellow employees Funeral services
viii be held OF ne Church of the I'M
naculate Conception tomorrow morn.
ing az a. m Miss Dunn has no Icla
tiyes I'm Albunucruue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
CANDIDATES FOR
PRESIDENT OF
EAGLES
Joseph J. Cusach and Frank E.
Herring Named as 0ppositing
Leaders of Big Order; Elec-
tion Is Exciting.
On, n,enIns Herald 4. y. L.s..a w,r.l

san Francisco, Aug 23.-Ioseph j.
Cusack and Frank r. Herring were
named as opposing candidates today
Tor grand president of thu Fraternal
order OF Eagles The election viii be
held tomorrow and the delegates to
the grand aerie are confronted by the
most exciting contest for office In the
history of the order
The delegates showed great on
thusiasm in adopting resolution de-
Clariug that Japanese competition on
the Pacific coast has reached an
alarming stage seriously ieOpardiz'
ing the livelihood OF American EN-.
pluNrrs ana workers,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
SUPREME COURT
, SpeeIag TelcRrnm 10 n,enlng n.ra,aI

Santa Fc. y NJ. Aug BIB The su-
prrmc court heard arguments and
received briefs ia several cases toe
duN, adjouruing this afternoon until
40 O'clock tomorrow morning Th.
record for the day fulloWS
Case No 1894. - W Bond. ct al.
vs. unknown heirs OF Juan Rarcla
deceased, - 0h appclloss tSor'rro
puuutyl set for AUGUST %
Case No. 1896, Valentino Chaycs Dc
Padilln. sole surviving parent OF Nn-
tonic padilla. deceased. appellee Vs
A.. r. 4 =. =. ~ 60. appellant ,Va-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
Nc. Veneranda nareln.

Funeral services Tor Mrs Veneran.
da Ruiz de Garcia, who died yestor.
day afternoon NJ her home IN Old
Albuquerque a. the age of 80 years,
viii be held tomorrow morning az 80
With services la the church OF san
Felipe de Neri The deceased leaves
q husband and three daughters and
three sons
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
POPULARITY OF THE
PRESIDENT IS NOW
FAST WANING
Summers Burkhart, Back from
Washington Where He As
sisted in Statehood Fight
Says Anti-Taft Sentiment Is
Strong,

That New Mexico ana Arizona ana
their hght for statehood were nothing
more than pdWus on the ChyckprbOJrd
OF national politics. that scheme
could have been tNcd up iu a moment
fu koap both territories oar OF the
Union. and that the thanks ot the
people Of The Two new states are due
tO Flood OF Virginia. and Chamhoi
lain of Oregon lor their persistent
work Tor statehood are statements
made today by summers liurkhar,
chairman OF the Democratic state
central committee, who returned
home last night from Washington.
Mr. Burkhart spent three weeks M tho
national capita WuDing for statehood
and had the satisfaction before leaN.
ing Washington OF seeing New Mex.
leo and Arizona admitted 20 The union.
The scnGncu, r Washington
among many ot the senators with
reference to the action OF President
Tnit ~ votoiug the Arizona recall
contained IN the Flood resolution,
said Mr. Burkhart "a that the presi.
dent made one OF the biggest plumbers
when be- exercised the veto. that ne
has made since hc was Huaugurated.
one Republican senator told me that
DO was his opinion that Mr. TAFT VIII
lose Oregon. Washington. California.
Nurth Dakota Suuih Dakota. Mime.
sofa, Wisconsin and Michigan as the
result of his action loo overriding. De-.
cause of personal conviction what
The people OF Arizona wanted IN their
constitution aud which they them
selves had 100 liyo under
Nj luIkhar' SAWS that Wilson,
Champ CLARK. Underwood and llal-
mon loom up large as candidates ON
the Democratic ticket or president IN
1919. with the indications that Clark
will hc a compromise candidate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

New York. Aug 20 -Amnlgamatcd
Upper. 90 t-N
sugar. lit i-N
Atrhisou. i0t 5-S
Great Northern preferred, isi 1-S
New York Central tU4
northern Pacific, us 90
Heading. l43 81.
southern Pacific. il1ts.
Union paeifiD. lGH IS
o. IS Strri. e. Is
T. j. Steel preferred. llis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

Vice President George Roslington
~ tho Occidental Life. who has been
conyaloscinR from an attack Of ~.
ph"id fever az Valley ranch. has re-
turned 10 his business duties fully
recovered.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

New York. Aug 23.-Thc market
moved Within am extremely narrow
range during the oarlH session, slight
rises alternating with declines. inisi-
ness continued n restricted Volumc
ana the list was most often without
definite tendency Among the ado
vers, factors Was the talk of general
rrtrcurhmcut by railroads and other
indications Of arrested development.
together with AuggeSt,ons of labor
troubles. Before noon Dnipa Pacific,
T. s. steel Reading and Atch.son
Were point under Yesterday with a
loss or IA 100 southern Pacific. which
r., ords new low price for the year.
From this level there was slight re-
poVsry.
Bonds We're easier.
Trading was almost az complete
st1udstu during the noon hour and
was absolutely without interest save
Tor point decline n American To-
bucco preferred Greater dizziness
onsued as the session progressed, the
list again rising and falling within
fractions, but business Nus 90 q low
chh one featur, was q , point de-
cline iu American Beet sugar.
IN, market closed heavy. Prices
fcll again in the last hour under the
weight of bear pressure nut the move
mout soon subsidized.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

J " Rusk OF Chama. n 6
The New Mexico mounted
IN Albuquerque TODAY. a gu
Sturupg.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

New York. Aug. a. Primo paper.
1-tu4s per cent
MoVi,au dollars. t5c.
can money vas stcndy, ruling rate.
80 per cent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
Bonds were easier.


New York. Aug % Cotton spot
closed quiet, 10 points higher mid
lung uplauds. {l21o. middlng gulf
&l2g5. 80 sales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

New York. Aug 80 copper. spot.
&12I0mlg.30.
Lead easy tt.Atm $50.
silver. 81 l-tc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

Suit was filed u Tho district court
TODAY For thD recover, OF the amount
ana interest ou ~ note of yl.iuo said
tu Doe due " :. Stricklor trustee for
g. H1dprpco. from Bessie sanguin-
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refined sugar were advanced 80 cents
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