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TWo SOCIETIES BANQUET.

AsIWO DA4N@OG4.
Decorated with pennants, flowers
and banting all in the colors Of the
;societfes, the dining rom of Graham
HAL presented q festive appearance
last saturday night when the Am
phictyons and the Clionians sat down
itoAa four course banquet. The early
:partSof the evening was spent in the
Ipaflolrs playing games and in other
amussments appropriate to the oc-
icasion.s ~ about ten o'clock. when
ire guests had been coupled of in a
novel Wy, they ere ushered to the
6ininx where the chief event OF
fhssssyeedniitnlg, the banquet. awaited
item. The tables were arranged IN
tic Snaps i star. decorated with,
= xrands display Of the colors Of the
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the police force but how this couple
ever reached Rathbun's without be-
ing u in is past finding out. 1t is
said clothes do not make the man,
but it was fully demonstrated that
they do the woman. Shouts of
laughter greeted each character as
they presented themselves and stud
led each other out when the merri-
ment would permit. Games and
stories took up the evening until re-
freshments were served, which fur
Their added to a happy evening. The
merrymaking continued until a late
hour and these strange guests be-
took themselves back to their own
environments, voting Mr.. and Mrs.
Rathbun chiefs of entertainers.
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WITH THE E SIDE.

Wednesday afternoon the West
Side bridge whist club was %entertain-
ed by Mrs. F. w. Freyberg at her
home. corner Of Fifth Avenue west
and Rowley street. The head prize
was won by the hostess who had the
highest score, and she was the re-
cipient of the club trophy. When
the games we're finished the hostess
served some dainty refreshments. On
Friday evening of last week the West
Side Club was entertained by Mrs.
H. H. Edwards, who served a six
o'clock dinner which was followed
with bridge in the evening. Both
meetings of the club brought great
pleasure to the members and they
were much enjoyed. Mrs. w. P.
Truax was awarded the fork at the
party Of last week.
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THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.

Monday afternoon, February 20,
was designated as guest day" in
the calendar of the Twentieth Cen
fury club, when each member had
the privilege of inviting a guest for
the afternoon. Nearly every lady
awaited herself of the opportunity of
sharing with a friend the pleasure
which this club finds in pursuing a
systematic course of study. Mrs.
J. T. Morrow acted as hostess in
her usual gracious manner. The
president, Mrs. c. w. Johnston, call
ed the meeting to order and the us
ual work of the club was taken up
lesson, which at present deals with
Oriental life.
The magazine articles were de-
voted to Women and Home Life in
China" and Children and Child
Life" Mrs. G. G. Rathbun con-
Quoted the review on the former ar
ticle and Mrs. H. r. Kibbee read the
latter in an interesting manner. Mrs.
Samuel Weir sang a solo in such a
charming way that she was COMPEL
ed to respond to several encores, each
number seeming better that the one
before. Miss Ford, who played the
Accomplishments for Mrs. Weir also
favored the club with a piano solo
which was much appreciated.
At the close of the program a COM
mittee composed of some of our
Justly famed Culinary artists" serv-
ed delicious refreshments which took
into account the nearness of Wash
ington's birthday by having the
.hatchet and cherries in evidence.
The remainder of the afternoon
was spent in a social way. which was
thoroughly enjoyed by the members
as well as their guests.
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THE GOOD TIMES CLUB.

Thursday evening the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c G. Rathbun was the
scene of a merry gathering, and a
more motley crowd would be hard to
imagine, much less find, as it ranged
from aristocracy to the product of
the slums. The handsome young
English gentleman in evening dress
and silk hat proved himself a gen
.tleman in every sense and the dainty
Mary Tudor captivated every one as
easily as did King Phillip. The Stars
and Stripes were worn with dignity
by the Goddess. Of Liberty. The
Father of Our Country was we'll rep
resented by the brave little George
Washington in full uniform. Ones
heart went out to the little boy and
girl chums, Katie and Willie. Katie
divided her time between Willie and
her rag doll. At the next turn one
Immediately paused and lowered the
voice as they recognized a solemn
and digniied monk from St. An
drews. Several colonial danes added
a peculiar charm to the gathering.
A Gypsy queen that came from Hun
gary for the occasion added color to
the scene with her gorgeous costume.
and made life miserable for many
and one man in particular, as she
would pick his pockets even though
his hands were thrust in them to pre-
vent the robbery. Another person
age was a royal lady from Japan.
This charming representative from
the land Of the cherry blossoms was
a delight to everyone. Next in this
strange scene appeared two gallant
knights who looked their part as
we'll as did ever men when knight
hood was In hower." Last on the
scene came Pete and Nell from the
Bowery. We have great respect for
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sTYx CLOSE THE SEASON.

The bridge whist season for the
Styx club came to an end Monday
afternoon when the members were
at the home OF the pres
ident, Mrs. =. w. Leehan. The
games Of the afternoon were played
with exceptional interest, owing to
the fact that the total scores for the
season were added up to award the
high score prize. There were four
ladies whose scores were sufficiently
close together as to make them eligi-
Bile for the prize. When the play Of
the afternoon was concluded and the
seasons scores were added, it was
found that Mrs. w. NJ. Herbert lead
the rest, and she was presented
with the club fork, which was con
tributed to by the members of the
club. The hostess served a delight
full luncheon at the close of the af-
ternoon. The sessions throughout
the season have been o ia very pleas
ant character and the games have
been happily contested, which gave
an added interest to the play. Tues
day evening of next week the mem
bers OF the club will entertain their
husbands at a six o'clock dinner, to
be followed by bridge. Mrs. A. H.
Doyle has kindly offered the hospi-
tally of her home for the closing
party and a very delightful evening is
anticipated.
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PROGRESSIVE CINCH.

A progressive cinch party was the
form OF entertainment given by Mrs.
John Nelson at her home 404 First
avenue east, Monday evening. when
she entertained twenty Of her lady
and gentlemen friends, five tables be-
ing at play during the evening. The
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PLAY PROGRESSIVE WHIST.

At their last social event before
the Lenten season, the Social Hour
Club Of the Eastern Star Chapter en-
tertained a large number of their
lady and gentlemen friends at a pro-
gressive whist party Tuesday evening
in Masonic hall. There were over
seventy people present as responding
to the invitations which were sent
out, and aside from the card play
ing, a generally social time was en-
joyed by the guests, who engaged in
conversation before and after the
playing. There were eighteen tables
arranged on the floor and these were
filled with players, the game being
progressive which. At the end the
games were counted up on the cards
and there were three ladies tied for
the head prize, Mrs. ]. f. Cooper,
Miss Charity Miner and Mrs. G.. w.
Johnston, and on cutting the cards
the latter was the successful one. w.
NJ. White the prize for the gen.
|tlemen for the most games won. Mrs.
Pearson and E. w. Hathaway were
awarded the consolation prizes. A
fine luncheon was served the guests
at the close OF play. There were
some attractive decorations in the
rooms, and which were OF a charac.
ter pertaining to Washington's birth.
day, with bunting being draped taste.
fully and in profusion. The ladies
who had the affair in charge are en-.
titled to congratulations for the
very delightful evening they gave
their guests.
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d. khd- Hrs ]. Z. ssaton Who were
the chaperones OF the evening.
ENTERTAINED THE OFFICERS

ENTERTAINED THE OFFICERS.
Wednesday was the occasion OF an
afternoon delightfully."- spent, when
Mrs. C. E. vermilyea entertained a
group Of ladies comprising the dis
trict officers, and those closely asso-
ciated with them in the w. F. NJ. S.
Mrs. Whitmore, Of Alexandria, was
an out Of town guest. Social chat.
a discussion of the work for the
coming year, with music and other
diversions planned by the hostess
proved most entertaining. Particu-
larly fitting to the occasion and very
unique was the scheme revealed when
the guests were invited to the dining
room and told to imagine they were
taking tea with Susannah Wesley"
1t required no great stretch of i'm
Imagination with the light supplied by
candles placed about the room, the
entire tea service of quaint blue
ware, and the manner of serving.
These attractive features combined
with delicious refreshments convinc-
ed the ladies that a tea party Of the
olden time was a delightful affair.
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SIX O'CLOCK N

SIX O'CLOCK DINNER.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Herbert en-
at a Six o'clock dinner at
their home, 7oS Third Avenue west.
Tuesday evening. at which plates
were laid for nine guests. The hos
tess served a menu OF an exceptional.
" appettzing character, there being
four courses. The evening was spent
In playing bridge whist, for which a
prize was awarded for the highest
score Of the evening, and which was
presented to Mrs. c. w. Downey.
The evening was one Of great pleas
ure and the host and hostess proved
entertainers of a delight
fulS character.
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HALCYON CLUB SUPPER.

The Halcyon club members; enter
tanned their husbands at a z o'clock
dinner of -four courses Wednesday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Stor-
er, 700 Third avenue east. A little
before the hour the president of the
club presented each gentleman with
a slip of paper containing a part Of
a we'll known verse or rhyme, and
the lady holding the remainder of the
verse were partners. The place cards
were small hatchets with a twig of
the famous cherry tree on the blaze
and the guests names written on the
handle. At each plate was also
found an English walnut, tied with
red, white and blue ribbons, and con-
tanning a conundrum. The answers
were attached to the other end of
the ribbon and concealed beneath the
centerpiece. At the given signal the
guests each read the question and if
they could not answer, the ribbon
was drawn home and the answer
read. The table was decorated in an
artistic manner with the national
colors and red carnations. Above
the head Of the table hung a life
sized picture of Washington. The
dining room and kitchen were pre-
sided over in a most capable manner
by the Mesdames John Haney and
Harvey, and the Misses Bryan and
Cook and Mark Storer and to these
young people the Halcyon ladies feel
very grateful for their services. Sew
eral guessing contests, music and jo-
vial conversation passed the remain
der of the evening all too quickly. At
a late hour the guests took their de-
parture, all expressing themselves as
having had a most enjoyable even
ing. The gentlemen are in hopes
the ladies will entertain again soon.
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VISIT OF GRAND MATRoN.

Star Light Chapter, o. E. S., re-
ceived an official visit Friday even
ing from the grand matron Of the
state, Mrs. Alice Morse of Faulkton,
and the occasion was made quite a
feature by the chapter. In the even
ing at z o'clock a dinner was served
in the. hall, previous to which the
members mingled in a social way.
The grand march was formed with
the state and local officers in the lead
and the march was conducted into
the dining room, which presented a
very pretty scene. Aside from the
electrict lights in the room, candle
labras were utilized Tor decorative
purposes. The menu of the dinner
s2aL
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was certainly a most delishtfu, one.
and 1t was much appreciated. Fully
l25 members participated in the din
her affair.
The regular work Of the evening
was exemplified for the benefit of the
grand matron, and two were Initiated
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Downey, and the.
work of affiliation was presented.
For the good of the order a program
was given relating to Martha, one,
of the points of the Star, and was
presided over by Mrs. G. 2. Kleinau.
the worthy matron. Papers were,
presented on the subject BY s. H..
Scallin, Mrs. Virgil Boyles and w.
E. Upton. This was followed by
drills and marches of the sfhcers.
Among the visitors were Mrs. Wiley.
the past grand matron OF Isvs, and,
Mr.. Salisbury, the worthy patron Of
Chamberlain Chapter, both Of whom
spoke in an interesting way Of the
Chapter. Mrs. Morse in giving her
address to the members spoke very
kindly and approvingly of The work
of the local chapter, it being, she
said, amor gthe very best chapters of
the state. + Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Wi
ley were presented with bouquets of
carnations, and Mrs. Morse was made
he recipient of a beautiful souve-
nier spoon, which was presented by
Mrs. G. w. Johnston on beAuas Of the
Chapter. and in the preseAtARon of
which she expressed a hne sentiment
for the Chapter toward the grand Of
fcer. The evening throughout was
very much enjoyed by all, 81 1t was
a late hour when the Proceedings
came to a close.
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'fka rereiytng line was formed. and
VIM WI composed OF President
I'd Mrs. .. j. KeFfoot, Miss ogin.
Infxceptrsss, Nj. and Mrs. s. p. Nor
sftsaaad III. and Mr.. J. 7. Morrow.
xke Esnsaemen being members Of the
sScSrdeof trustees. The guests COM
Senced is arrive Il 8 o'clock and
fSf@ nhsur a4terward they. kept
cSmin Until fully two hundred had
Easnbled III the spacious rooms Of
surahanaha III. The company was hap
spily reesisls1 " the president and
Ill assisstaats and they were made to
fesl thAf stAey were especially well
conas hlavinE b,rayed the cold tot
Scomx over Il the south side. The
stl1,IE fferoomls we're hlled with
ssrssts M they mingled IN : pleas
spssslsx q With each other. discus
tkings II mutual interest. In
SSckreon frappe and waters were
an o'clock PROT. HARDY. gave
sthe stgnal Tor The orchestra IN the
sE,sslS ~ 6eaow Is start its musical
1f1aAn.aald WIN kindly suggss-
tson fahaattlslr Drsssncs was desired
6sIoS guests moved TO the din:
sDsn. ChAirs we're placed
Saround ths room "a tow rows. and
9kils Ssafhs aorchestra. underHthe direc-
tidsns1x PROF Hunter. gave an admir-
Nm psesran / music the guessts,
sxS s,sl7Iss With Ice cream and wa
sNlis srs. ! Z music 81 the orchestra of
axrnkksspisces wassnehly enjoy
S7Issixynii1l tlAuslNAo1enls toNn people had.
iittls csasspnohsofwha ! splendid
Lss1fSSa srtISaxaaikAtion the university
q IssS1Sslniaii L ~ shown On this oc-
1rhl.snnmbers we're heartily
SS1otsa1sdsxd Pro4t5unter respond
ssI1lslsys1fai snsores.
ssls SsslI1Is Y rsfrsshments. Ind been
lxsksnSProf HARDY called the
Si s1ss'iIlld III psepIls tpaorder and In
s6osdsaoesd sPrelsSlidssHt Ksrtcot.w who en- la-
y 800 ocsasi6n % make some
b SlIeatcua srSa1arksll eosln,cerning the IN
- I sthstewn andsthe unliyesqr-
~ Selng directed along the same
SlIslssi--tlstIs uhAt - rood tor one
gUithnabsDunisslgA Is the other. Hs said
1kSn campaiensfor raining
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ENTERTAINED TEACHERS.

ENTERTAINED TEACHERS.
Last Saturday evening aazs. B. a..
Bobb entertained a party Of teach
ers in the city schools, and the fol-
lowing were present: Misses Jones',
TRACER, Greguson, Patterson, Link
later, Thaine, Hardy and Barn. A
six o'clock dinner was served in
courses and the affair proved very de-
iightful. The hostess was assisted
in serving by Mrs. A. T. 0ewney,
Misses Bessie Bobb and Pearl Brown.
The evening was spent i1fsrnally
and very delightfully."-.
ON WAsHINGToN's BIRRaaDAY.
Miss Patterson and Miss Linkla--
ter we're the hostesses to sixteen Of
their fellow workers Of Ne city
schools Wednesday evening. On the
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Continued on Pass 80
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PICTURES Of THE
RACKEN SCHMIDT
MATCH FINE
Films Shown in Elks Theeter
Last Night and Which Are
to Be Repeated, Are Excep'
tionally Interesting.

Tho motion picture. 90 thD Goirh-
Hu,k,nschmidt world championship
wrestling contest N,tr presented %"
uu enthusiastic crowd uf ndi. and
gentlemen go thr Elk, opera hHus,
itst uiEht.
The picturys arr rrmarhauN clear
and steady and Show sN,rf WuN. "f
MUSCLE. of tN, t.u great wrestling
giants. as N,H OBJ. th, expressions un
the faces uf th. contestants The
ums prov. that tho ar,oa as-ain-
bl3p, OF $4,000 praplr who SAW the
hout tt Dhirbuu contained many
hundreds nf ladies
Tho pictures Nu 1, shown here
at night during Gir w,ok. tHr bout
starting promptly GEO $50 ".,uHk
MANY uf M, ype. mtuff n-t night
were standing and cheering th, Amer.
i,nu farmer buy ilr as th,N would
hat, dome hnd th,r been present 40
tho n,tual contest
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GRIFFITH POPULAR
CANDIDATE ALL
OVER DISTRICT
socorro County Man Who is
Running for District Attor-
ney in the Seventh, Has
Friends Without Number.

Th.r, ar, candidates 10, thu dirsu
out fYr office IN N,N Mexico just
nov BAT n b. safe t. say that uo ctn-
dld1t. stands better Boo uis homo town.
count, and district than does John O.
gufntu Nj GRIMM bus been nom
mated O., succeed himself us district
Bttotu.t Under ;ht state govern
mcut th, seventh judicial district iu
which MI Grimm is 90 caudidat" wiil
cumpri.. the counties pf S1eurr" go.
lonc.l aud Sierra Mr. Grnth a H
man learned in the law ~, BE- huu-
est. upright and fytil,Hs. o., hNs
been t,r. succcssiui as e prosecutor.
and has obtained convictions ubrt.
other men. lesr skilled ir uI, nu Hud
less courageous. woufl hIs. nI.l.
Mt GrIuth b. RUNNING .r fH, dIs.
ulrt attururyshlp ou Hi. own t.D.
ord. ~, was nominated 'ur iH. rual.
ton without opposition .' 5000. kIuN
anu hN t..lamatiou of Oh. u.I,satoa
ai the district convention I cane
didat, fur district ttturn, .U|HIs t
wide personal aHIuaiutar,, through
the three counties Included fH"
seventh district Just now 1914. Nr
Grruth stand. a,th tine voter u ...
district from h.s hnm, pr' H
the rcmutr-f precinct iu au, u. fn.
three ,DuutIys. au bc indicated aI
the potts ou November g.
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BASEBALL TOURNAMENT
CROWSEXCITINC WITH
FIVE CLUBS In RACE

T,. p.,t.i, az N.,, N,,I,o .y,Ul vlt.
i,... t.uar.aN afternoon tb. u.si .ua.
,,.sfuI ,.rnrI,n, fiistf. DO, tb, Iii.for,
of u.st,rrifnr, and star. Tn. nr.t
rIebt v,U t. mad. f,.s.DrIug .t f.t.
,.,i,ek N.t. ,b4rI,. q Mis-. A cur
t... .,,,.f,r ia. t1, tIpl,n, Walsh arr
rive. In AInuuu.r.il. t.,ianf from
Ia, export iowa. vh,r, h, made ssy-
rral trr, -ucccsuI -Ignts last s1i-
urdny aud SuudeN Walsh VIII ro,i-
lively U, There isn't any chan, e
ta5t b, WON'T seq into tbe air walsh
h. professional 80 lisa perfect
daredevil vheu 90 comes to battling
with the elements u va letupl.ne
when Walsh aSernds into th, higher
attitudes tomorrow afternoon. Do, wll
bp the urvt aviator uhl ha- ever gou-
Uucr-d New Mexico air. much ad-
y"rtIsrd amateur atl.tnr ,H- -rhrd-
ulrd 90 rs at tlr Tu.uW,ar. bir IL
ncw--out "f tuvu aud ts, promoters
of tho proposition hold tbe urk Az.
other amateur aviator signed up Tor
flights ID the Roswell Products SHOW.
Hs made flight 1isu.-in thc ulf"U-
lion of tI;' Texas 1u'. leaving his
U'r"piunc uu the ground. Nhrr q bad
remained since arriving u town Hpt
thiS man walsh is going Geo fl' In AZ
huguerQue t"m"r"" afternoon. Two
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Comforts. uu"d With best white
cotton. hmb's wool or elder down.
Albert Fahrr aoN-3lo West Central
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William Rallour transportation tn
specior for he santa Wv, IL In the
city following one Of his regular irips
oyer the rOni
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OOUBLEHEADER TO
Be PLAYED EACH
DAY Of FAIR
Each of Five Clubs Will Play
Each Other; Three Games
Saturday, Announced BY
Superintendent Naylon.

SOM. II,l uf 90, eNcit,mrp; that
prevails Boo t1r eastern ciur- % l that
ths p'rnyut -1,r is drawing to % close
may Do, experienced by fair visitors.
Nu,u the, H.'pW th, dcstiniys ul their
t.,urIt. '..r. in h, great southwest
ua-, Uli' tourney. Already money ~
hring p.s.' here and there so far
uu odds .... been offered either way.
1. be- HHs impossible to determine
thc exact status of pa, several teams.
Iui pl tomorrow uiglt the abilities
of tlr Competing aggrrgatipus Nill be
uurd u thr fans ana Some I'M
t,r,-tua ..uung viii 10, m, result
Superintendent cot Baseball Thomas
j. NalIHu tuuuuLrci today that there
VIll br Hnunh header every day IN.
90 SATURDAY.. On which daY there viii
b, thr,, .Iwes. Tho way tht line uus
are ARRANGED a. vii be Impossible o.
know uH team has won out until
tb, last p..l BE- tossed This viii tend
ip kcrH .n llc Interest untlugglnpiy.
The nut GAMES or This series VIII
probably ID, very exciting and the
third series NJ gamcs played tomorrow
viii not t.a clements of great inter-
,st.
Th, h.,uii schcdul, for the week
b. as fuH.H
Tu,tI.. santa Fc ana Aihuquor-
cue. o.. It.n ana Dawson
WrAn,-Iat sl Pasn and .alta Re
Ninupurr.H ana Dawson
Thuf-I. santa Fe and Dawson
Abuuu,ruHa and ~ pnso.
FRIDAY -lnm Fv and Albuquerque
~ pusH fHH Dawson.
Saturd1t santa q, anu El PNso
Alnudurrlu. and Dawson. Dawson
anal e.ufI fFI
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"Your husband Says IL, Leads q dogs
NE" said ono woman.
Yes us very similar answered
thc other IA. comes IN with muddy
feet. makes himself comfortable hy
the are aud waits % be- fed "-- Every
bndNs
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NINE APPLICANTS
ARE EXAMINED
State Board Of Embalmers in
Session Yesterday, Investi-
eating Qualifications Of
Prospective Undertakes.

Sine applicants ior ccttIucatIon os
f,ausoI Dmhalmtr were examined
Yesterday az the undertaking pariof'
of French aud lowber log thD state
board ul embalmors The sessions of
.uu BOARD Nprc presided over ny CLARK
uW.y of Roswell The o'hor myW.
b.rs ur 'hp board who were present
wotu E D. Fuu1te of Ration. vice
urD .Jru' f.. q MuntCnip %, Ratuh.
sccl,u, and treasurer Thuua T.
johnson uf lar Vegas uul Is D. Poi
locs ni silver city The board hn-
not announced Tie sUDr.ssiUl ,uuli
GALES as y,t nuf is expected 20 DO so
This afternoon
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of The gu.ay eard Nul %, the %
pace. pui.a $500 with thirtcyn cn-
tries Including Robert r.. owned hy
Va o. Tr.mHIr uf Albuquerque. and
Midlothian uvnud by charlie Clu-suu
af ~trt F,
ln addition 90 thr arropiaur flights
tomorrow. Coz. duuhlthradcr baseball
game. OBJ, running aud harness races
there viii 1. other .ports and amusr-
mont feature. which Nni please cy,r,
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-10
CURTISS AVIATOR
TO MAKE FIRST
FLIGHT AT BIS
TOMORROW

Charles F. Walsh, One Of the Most Daring Birdmen in
America Will Begin His Biplane Ascensons Here We'd
nesday Afternoon. Making Two Before O'Clock in the
Afternoon; Will Ascend Higher Than Five Hundred
Feet Each Flight; First New Mexico State Fair is in
Full Swing and Albuquerque is Crowded With Visitors;
Joy Reigns Supreme at The "Gladway," Down Town &C
Night; Magnificent Exhibits of All Kinds at the Fair
Grounds