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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
CITY COUNCIL BUYS
AUTO FIRE ENGINE
AND HOSE CART

Following the decision some time
ago to buy tho most improved and
up-to-date equipment obialnablc. the
city council. sitting In adjourned SEN
sion last nlght. decided 10 award the
contract for combination auto fire
engine and hose cart to the American
LaFrance Fire Engine company OF
Elmlrn, n. Y.
The bid of the successful company
was $1,000. about an average OF the
several bids Received.
u was specified In the motion put
by Alderman Coen. chairman of the
fire COMMITTEES. that the contract be
awarded To- the American LaFrance
people provided n few minor amend
mentH IN the specifications are agreed
10.
Last nights action IL the result OF
an Inspection trip by Chairman Coen.
who visited several different cities
some time ago TO get line on dlf-
fcrent fire-tighting apparatus. par
ucuinrgy comparing the old steam en-
gine with the modern auto eombi-
nation truck as to adaptability FOR
this city.
Tne report ~ City Engineer Glad
ding and Mr.. ArRo Hunlng. In order
TO obtain which action was delayed
last Monday night. was read before
any action was taken. and Il was due
10 this report that the minor changes
In the specifications were made.
Prior 20 the awarding OF the con-
tract the council went into executive
session on motion BY Alderman Auge.
and with the aid OF Engineer Glad
ding decided on the changes In tho
specifications.
II was hnmorously suggested by
Mayor Elder thai the council make
a test run IN the machine upon its
arrival 10 some nearby town. the sup-
position hcing that u will be able 10
~ anywhere N u Is able 10 navigate
4ome Of the roads running out 0f this
city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
GRAY HAIR MAKES
YOU LOOK OLD
Use Wyeth's Sage and sulphur
and Your Gray Hair Will
quickly Vanish.

Gray hair II a mark Of age, and
nothing that can be said az 10 its
beauty viii offset tha Disadvantages
% this mark Of age set upon your
l brow
wyeih's sage and sulphur Hair
Remedy dnrkcns the hair ond restores
Il 10 liz youthful beauty. Our grand
mothers and their Rrandmothrrs be-
fore them usod sage and sulphur for
darkening their hair. Nothing has
ever heen found mrre effective for
this purpose than these two time
honored remedies. but Wyeth, a mod
ern chemist. has combined the two
with other ingredients, which makes
a delightful dressing fss the hair and
which not only removes every trace
Of dandruff but promotes the growth
~ the hair, II also stnps the hair
from falling CUT and makes II beau
ltifui.
All druggists are authorized 10 re-
fund the money II II fails 20 DO OK
| pctly a. represented.
Don'i neglect your hair ana don't
! Resort 20 cld-simc hair dyes. Get a
bottle OF Wyeth'a sage ana sulphur
from your druggist today. and notice
the difference In your hair after a
\ few days uge.
+, This preparation IA offered 40 Tho
lpabilc a. fify cents hottie. ana ~
recommended ana sold by all drug
Elsts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
D|R|G|BLE BALLOON
TO CROSS SEA
German Aviators Will At
tempt Flight From Tcner-
life to Barbados, About
Three Thousand Miles.


New York. Nov. 9..--Dr Paul r..
Cans. OF Frankfort Germany, one OF
the financial hackers OF the project
to send a German dlriglble balloon
from Tenerifse to Barbados. % a pass-
enger on the Kronprinzcssln ceoliie.
his mission 60 this country being ono
OF preparation for the landing OF tho
dirigible. ~ Is said that he viii Mt
tempt 70 Induce the president ana the
secretary 81 the navy vi the lime tho
dirigibie suohard makes It's start 20
order a war vessel 90 tho south to ma.
troll the waters cast OF Bnihador. A
German cruiser has already been des-
ignated TO follow tho westward cruise
OF the airshlp
The suchard Il all ready to start.
Prince Henry If Prussia the SUCH
ards pilot. IL only waiting until he
can 81 the most Favorable nsr cur
rents some time after the first OF Do
oembcr. The dlriglble which was de-
signed by one OF the engineers OF the
Parsevai AlrShip company OF Germany
IN $50 feet long aud is inflated BY
42a,46e cubic feet OF hydrogen, which
gives lifting capacity of twelve and
half tons. Two motors with a COM
bined horse power OF two hundred
provide prope'ling power.
instead Of a cur the airship carries
below the bag big sen going motor
boat that carries engines. propellorn.
fuel and the living quarters OF the
aeronauss. The boat can be cut loose
from the bag IN time OF need. The
suchard Will start on its 1900 mile
flight from the Canary Islands 10
catch tho prevailing ana steady trade
wind that blows from the northeast,
ana relying on this propulsion. added
10 the diriglbic's tested speed OF TWEEN
ty-elght miles an hour, the rslot
hopes 70 make the crossing In four
days.
The Island OF TenerIffe n one OF
the Canary Islands, off southern Mo-
rocco. and Barbados IN one OF tho
British West indies. The dlsthnce be-
tween the two points IL about thres
thousand mites
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
BIRTHDAY PRESENT
WAS A HUSBAND

Chicago. Nov s.-Agnes Saap. iss
Nineteenth avenue. Mclrose Park,
Was rs years old the other day and
her mother sent here 20 Chicago to
buy a nice new hat Of the latest win
tor style for q birthday present. In
the Afternoon she returned home, ac-
compancld hy young man.
Mrs Jap looked first az Agness
head. on which rcposed the same
bonnet she had worn on leaving
homo, and then al the young mans
hands. which were absolutely empty
OF n hat box.
why. I just didn't feel Ike search
ing for a bargain and I brought home
lust the dandiest birthday present In
the world.' replied Agnes. hluahlne
furlously and sigallng. This time
4 got a real bargain. This II my hus-
band, AIR, Ham"
Just what Mrs. Jap said need not
be recorded nor the nervousness with
which hubby" shifted from one foot
Hto the other an he explained an.
John Haan Of haywood had known
MISS Jaap for year. but the girls
parents refused 20 consent % the
marriage. A secret agreement was
made betwasfi the two 10 meet in
Chicaso on her eighteenth birthday
which they AID. After procuring
license they returned 90 haywood
and were married hy Justice G. g.
Pitt Then they returned 20 Met
rose Park 10 exrlain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
m VALENCIA
|, SHOWS NORMAL
LEAD FOR THE
REPUBLICANS
Commercial Club Enjoys Tur-
key Banquet; Ice Plant to
Be Operating Soon; Belen
Societies Are Active.

Spectral Csrre.seall~nre q. tns rlrssIa,
bcicn y. NJ, Nov. iO.-~rhe work
Bone By the Democratic and Progress
ivc-Hepublicnn ndherents In vaIen-
Ia county during the campaign jus,
Past accomplished hut little. compar.
/ n 10 the amount OF work which was
ono Ia the county. Although the vote
|ast for the Democratic ticket was
'nmewhat larger than ever before, the
|nrge Republican majority always
|ol'ed up by Valencia county Wa not
|nterfcrred with 20 any great extent.
~ during the day Hon. solomon
nna 90 Los Lnnas was ON the ground
Ieprcscnting the Republican interests.
nd work was done by his support
r. until the polls closed at ak
! clock.
Work ut the plant which the KAN
ns Ice company IL erecting here IA
Progressing nicely. and now there are
rverai buildings which are fast near
sis completion. NJ far as structural
ork n concerned. In the course OF
be next few weeks the machinery, or
least a portion Of q. will have arr
ived. ana without doubt the COM
|nny will be ready to commence OPP
Irations early In the next year. Mr.
Putt. who Is In charge OF the con-
Iiruction here. has personally super
3ntonded the work ever since con-
|truction was commenced. and every
'art Of the work has heen done with
view 10 making the plant complete
every detail. when completed the
h plant will have a daily capacity Of
ne hundred tons. the larger part %
hirh Will be consumed BY the SAN
+ FL railroad company IN lclng ite
putt cars which ARE sent through
|elen over the CUTOFF to the markets
Il all parts OF the east. In the past
Pc company has onen handicapped
4 some extent by the lack OF icing
facilities here. which ~ the natural
Topping place for such thing. ana
|ith the new plant In operation In
mc 20 handle az least portion OF
Re coming crop, the road viii be
|eipcd materially.
ON Tuesday evening tho members
4 the Belcn Commercial club. t0gcth-
r With their friends. enjoyed social
|Fcning IN the club quarters. 4 wire
lad been nut Into the club. and the
Prturns 81 the election were received
|niii the small hours OF the morning
euring the evening roast turkey
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
AMMUNITION FOR
HOLDING MODS
Sir Hiram Maxim, Noted In
ventcr Proposes Use of
Rock Salt, Instead of Bull
lets to Deal With Strikers.


II has been suggested that some.
thing less deadly taan ieaden bullets
should be used by cur troops against
rio,ers' says SIR Hiram Maxim In the
isondon Express. Il has boon suggest.
cd that bullets might be made Of saw
dust aud gr, aso, but this IA altogether
itnpracticablc. ~ such bullets would
simply be stnmlxed by the force OF
the explosion and atmospheric resist
ance. The suggestion il. however. a
good one, inaEmuch as Il sets one
thinking ON subject that We shall
have 10 face very shortly.
The ordinary military rifle a a very
powerful weapon. II has been design
cd for killing at very long range, and
IL In quite possible that under favor
able circumstances az short range tho
Same bullet might pass through twen-
~ men.
Disorderly. murdcrous mobs are
constantly Increasing la numbers. and
each riot u flerccr and more deter
mined than those that have proceeded
H. There In bound 10 be a ereafcr
number of them In the future. which
We shall have to deal with. whether
We like II or not. therefore I hold
that We should make study OF the
subject and provide ana use the best
possible arms for the purpose.
II must not be supposed for a single
moment that large and turbulent
mobs such as were lately found In
Liverpool. and who fight like de-
mons. can be subdued without the loss
OF some life. Some loss IN inevitable,
but let Il be as small as possible and
let us. at least, attempt to avoid doing
INJURY to any except those who are ac-
tually making war upon the soldiers
,r police. 4
suppose the officer IN command
bad four hundred soldiers opposed,
We will say. 20 twenty thousand hoon-
Fans and strikers. IL would be best To
arm about two hundred of them with
very large bore. single barrel shot
runs. having rather short barrels. and
hese should be provided with cart
'idees OF the ordinary type: but, in
stead Of lead shot, they should be
Oaded with very coarse grains Of hard
locksah, the grains being about the
'ize OF large peas. Tha salt mas the
advantage Of being light. 10 that IL
ioos not penetrate very far. and. as
soon dissclyes and runs out Of Itself,
md as II 10 also an antlscptic, no sur
sical operation would be necessary.
Rock salt was usod very suocessful-
y In the early Colonial days of New
England.
Another hundred OF tho soldiers
Mould be armed with the same kinds
II gun, but tho cartridges should nc
oaded with small charge OF black
powder and very large charge OF
Duckshot These shot would not Kill
Il a range OF few hundred feet ant
4 very close range OF few feet,
where all the shot are In lump, they
would be fatal
with these three hundred guns the
'rowd could IN all probability be kept
u bag. Os course the buckshot would
rot be used until the salt had failed.
Then. again. n tho attack was very
'ioleni the whole three hundred guns
ould be worked with buckshot.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
MANY CLAIM SHARE
IN MANS FORTUNE
Nccker Man, FINDER ut Mica pcpos-
la. Gets Letters From Folks lie
Never Heard Of.

Nccker Man. FINDER ut Mica pcpos-
iis. Gets Letters From Folks lie
Never Heard cf.
Mecker. Colo. Nov. s--That adj
vertialng pays Harley suttles Of
Meeker can positively testify A few
weeks ago Mr.. SuttleH aud County
Treasurer Tagert discovered an Inn
mense mica bed In strawbcrry sulch.
eight miles from Meekef News Of
the find was published in several
stete papers, and Immediately the
mail OF the two gentlemen grew 10
large proportions. Mr. suites learn
ed that he posEessed a second wife
and two brothers. the existence OF
whom. until their letters came. he
hnd never been aware ~, One
brother" writing from Chicago. lit
orally falls onto the neck OF the
prodleal. He ohldes him for his neg
lect In not writing. and then winds
np with the injunction that. should
the mine pan out well. he be NOT for
gotten.
And the wlfe---the ''poor. neglected
little wife, a. she pltcously terms
from "a, Louis. she
tells her errinE husband OF ali that
ahe has ''gone tarouah" since he un-
oeresnonlensly left her several years
aso. and Of the coming since then Of
a llttle EoIdcn-hnlrod Harley. They
both want papa to come back Co
them--and 20 bring his mine with
him.
Mr.. sptties n one OF Meeker's best
known citiHo6s, married aud with a
family.
epipudld show A Orrheun, tonlaht.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
LAS VEGAS ELKs TO
LAY CORNERSTONE
OF NEW CLUB
Building of New Club to Be
Started With Impressive
Ceremonies Sunday.

las Vegas. N. NJ. Nov. i0.--Las
VEGAS Lodge No. ics. Of the n. q. O.
Elks viii lay the coPncFatone 81 their
new club house on sunday Afternoon.
Frank II. HoheTts OF tina New Mex
icp Normal university viii deliver an
address. The rituaiisiic FORM for the
laying OF cornersfones VIII be obsery-
ed by the lodge. tho presiding Off
Gers officiating al the ceremonies.
Exalted Ruler George n. Hunker
has announced that mementos mas
be placed Ia the conversions by meme
beis OF the lodge. The Elks Will
meet az their present lodge rooms az
= o'clock. proceeding 20 the site OF
the new building 40 2 o'clock. The
new building win stand "a the cor
ner Of Ninth aud DenglaA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10

Luis candeIaria and Manuel Sc
dillo were arrslgncd this morning In
Police court FOR fighting. candolarla
was sentenced TO a ten-dny term In
jail or fine of sic. sadiilo. though
he admitted striking Candalsrla. took
IAN appeal from the dcclHion of the
court. which gave him the Aamc
sentence az candelaria. Hedilio said
he struck his opponent because OF an
election row. Ed keckley was given
a ten-day OF dollar sentence for va
srancy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
FOOTBALL SITUATION
IS INTERESTING
Big Eastern Colleges Will
Fight il Out for First Place;
All But Two Eliminated in
West.


New York. Nov. a.--Wnh the foot.
bull season drawing CLOSE 10 w. flnai
days, the eastern championship stu
alton " more IN doubt today than
u has been In several srasDns Up
set has followed upset. making the
task OF picking likely champion
mere gueeswork.
Previous t. the game against West
Point. Yale looked To- be about the
bost Of the Blg Three. That game
Stamped the Yale stock and sent
Harvard looming up big with is vie
tory over Brown. Now Harvard has
gone down TO defeat before what was
considered the almost hopeless
Princeton eleven.
Next saturdays games will be- full
OF interest. IN view OF the unsettled
championshlp situation. with Yale
against brown, Princeton taking the
Held against dartmouth and the Car
lisle fndiens worrying Harvard.
~ a matter OF fnct. the football
championship yet may 20 to Yale,
Harvard or Princeton. There are
two obstacles IN Prlnceton's way.
Dartmouth and yale Harvard 60
FFfH '"'A WV tttttt NUlNt 0tlfhA ANT~
ilsle. Dartmouth and Yalc-Yale
meanwhile beating Princeton; or a.
II possible for Yale 10 climb into the
lead by beating Brown. Princeton
and Harvard.
Princeton To date II the only un-
beaten team of the old Rig -Four.
Moreover she has had only six
points scored against her az com
pared with iarvard's eight and
Yalc's nine. I3ut she has played
weak teams throughout the early
season. and her work last saturday
Indicates that the Tigers must de-
velop a great deal before they can
hope 10 cope with the finished Yale
machine.
The Tigers mus, develop an at
tack; they had none worthy Of the
name saturday. DeWisfs puntlng
ability will be met Ia the Yale game
with the superior toe OF Howe and
the chance plays which gave Prince
ton her two scores last saturday can
not be relied on 60 occur again.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10


Chicago. Nov. s.--Saturday's foot
bail games In the middle west APP
parcntly narrowed the champion
ship OF the Big Eight" conference
universities TO the unlvorsltles Of
MINNESOTA and Wisconsin. These two
teams are the only ones In the con-
ference remaining undefeated. and
the coming game between them will
probably decide the title.
Minnesota showed saturday that Il
has a championship team. The Co
pliers played a powerful game against
Chicago, winning so 10 o.. .and re-
vealed strength that had n1t been
suspected wisconsin's chance with
the oophers viii be- handicapped by
the loss from her lineup OF Pollock.
who was injured In Saturdays game
with Iowa,
That Minnesota had concealed her
real strength In the games with Me-
hraska and Iowa was the freely ez-
pressed opinion Of experts who wit
messed the defeat OF the Maroons. A
variety Of football was uncovered on
Northrup field saturday that was a
revelation To the spectators The
Gopher backs had been perfected in
the high knee action" which haf-
He'd Maroon tncklers again and again.
All had been coached to run low ana
lift their knees In manner effect
lively 10 ''uppercut" tacklers
After The crushing defeat Coach
stasE OF Chicago will try to mend his
weak spots. but some say that ne
iecks the material For It's weight
Chicago Ia still good team and the
Marcons have. fair chance OF rolf
ing up a series of victories In the
rest OF their games.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
Big Pay In Civil Service

The pay Il good. tho work conzsn-
iRl, and promotion rapid IN the y. 3.
civil Service. n you are an AmeFi-
can man or woman over IS you arc
ELIGIBLE for any government position
u You pass tho Civil Service Exami-
nauon. To learn how you can quail
~ In your spare time. write for our
Tree civil Hervlce booklet NJ. Ciif-
ton noeehaad. representative OF In
Iefna1son&f Correspondence Schools.
s'ox fsn. Albuquerque, n. NJ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10

ADVICE
TO WOMEN

Women suffering from any form Of
illness are inYlted 70 promptly COM
municate with Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn,
MASS. All lettersare received. opened,
read and answered By women. "A wo-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10

llshed testimonial or used a letter
without the written consent Of the
writer, and never has tho Company
allowed these confidential letters ko
get .o,ll OF their possession, M the
hundreds Of thousands OF them In
their files viii attest.
Out of the vast volume Of experience
which Mrs. Pinkham has to draw
from, II ~ more than possible that she
has gained the very knowledge needed
IN your case. She nslls nothing IN re.
turn except your good win. aud her
advice has helped thousands. surely
any. woman rich or poor. should b
glad To tslkn advantage OF this ecner-
Gus offer &c assistance, Address Mrs.
Plnkham. care OF Lydia 4. Pinkham
Medicine CO., Lynn. Mass.
Every woman ought to have
Lydia IL. Pinkham's SO-paro
Text Book. II Il not a book for
general distribution, IA Il Is too
exDensive. ~ Is free and only
obtainabie BY mail Write for
IL today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10

Fresh stock Prait's DOG Biscuits.
The perfect des feed and regulator.
conkey's plssernper Cure. conkey's
Mango Remedy. E. W. Fee, 2f2 W..
Lead avenue. Phone 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10

-
man can freely talk
Of her private IN
ness 60 q woman ,
thus has been es-
tnbllshed this con-
hdelice between
Mrs. Pinkham and
the WON en- az
America which has
never been broken.
Never has aiae fiil,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
MUST FIGHT IT OUT
between Them
Frank Gotch Does Not Pro-
pose TO Meet Numerous
Army Of Aspirants; Alec
Munro Real Timber.

The foreign wrcstlcrs. with their
titles aud multitude Of medals. must
set together and "rassle" Il out
among themselves Frank ootch--or
rather his official mouthpieee. Emil
klonk--has spoken.
The champions Of all foreign coun,
tries are either here or on the way
and nc present there are too many IN
the field for G0tch 70 accommodate.
some must rise and others must fan
~ fore uotch viii enter the game. pro-
moter Scovilie has adopted n plan TO
remove some OF the "beef trust" cam
didates from the championship path,
hut even when he u through there
will be too many left. Next Monday
night in Convention hail soovllle viii
stage double header which will
hiring together Jess Peterson. Danish
champion. and John Paul Abs, Ger
many's candidate and Raymon
uaseau. the undisputed champion Of
France, and shad Link. the clever
baltimore wrestler Maybe the show
next Monday night viii remove two
from the running aud that will help
some.
Jess Peterson. who will meet Abs,
the German giant. N undoubtedly a
wrestler Of high class, but Abs. In
spite Of his great bulk, must show the
p,ibllc. cazoau. who will meet Link. Il
great a. far a. French wrestlers 80.
but az a rule French wrestlcrs do
more fighting than wrestling. Cazeau
was too tough for Raoul de Rouen
md Ia rnrlnInI.. ........ A. /. ...-....l.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10

Get ready for Thanksgiving You
can do Il cheapest at the Golden Rule.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10

Antonio Pierrl, IN a recent letter
from London writes;
J beg to inform you that have Sc
cured Mehmett courdareii. the cham
pion catch-as-can wrestler. and am
leaving with him for New York ON the
Lusitania on October rs.
Thls man is the only wrestler at
iached To the palace of the sultan of
Turkey. and he has received medals
and swords from their imperial mai
eHttcs the late aud present sultan OF
Turkey (Which he Is bringing over
With him) and Il has taken me two
years 20 get him 70 leave Turkey He
has never been beaten. and In prepar-
ed 70 wrestle any man IN tho world
for any amount OF money. Ne would
like 10 wreHile Frank Ootch and
Mahmout. No one barred.
courdarells weight II ESQ pounds
and his height feet