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Evening journal., 1911-05-26
srANpARp. BEARERs RECEIyE.
Scott Church Society Gives Annual
Reception to Young Men.

The young women members OF the
Standard Bearers of Scott NJ. e.
Church last night gave their annual
reception 10 the young men. About
forty couples were present. The
Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Rooms were
guests of honor. The program was
arranged more with an idea OF fun
than for weighty reasons, and was
received with much laughter and au-
plause. The numbers were
Opening address, by the Rev. w
G. Rooms; speech of welcome, MISS
FLORENCE NJ. Lloyd; address, Work
of the Standard Bearers Mrs. Camp
bell; recitation, Miss Grace Lloyd;
piano solo, Miss Louise Gee; reel
tstion. Miss Grace Lloyd; recitation
Harry Wright MARY Had a Little
Lamb" solo, by the pastor. "A Wa
termeion Rind;" recitation. Clark X
NJ Kuhns. There Was a Little Girl;
demonstration, Clarence Lipscomb
How to Run an Automobile
The last number Of the program
was taken part in by everybody Will
marked willingness. and was much
cnioyed. II was entitled, ice cream
and cake
The young women received sword
fans as favors, and the young men re
ceived toy guns, also transformabl'
into fans. The room was prettilA
decorated in reds and white, anC
Standard. Bearer pennants we're nuns
upon the walls.
Evening journal., 1911-05-26
new Castle
NEWS NOTES
New Mayer SendSHiS First
Prisoner Il the
WOrkhOISe
TOWN PREPARES TO
SELL TREET BONDS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE Del. May 26.-
Michael Bishop ms the distinction OF
being the first prison in New Castle
TO be committed TO tn Workhouse by
Mayor Richard S. Rodney. Bishop
and Richard Gatlner had been paint
ing and the "tupentine' had such an
effect on then that Bishop became
noisy. Bishop vas sentenced to fifteen
and Gardner TN days.
City CounciNheld a special meeting
last night to arrange for advertising
bids for the $4,000 street improve
ment bonds. There will be a num-
Der of biddes.
Although he ground is very dry
and there las not been any rain for
a month, flrmers in this section re-
port that Corn is doing splendid. The
farmers say that the spring rains
had thoroughly soaked the ground
and that the corn roots are getting
down among the cool earth.
The Tnird Street Stars and West
End Club played two games of ball
yesterday. The Stars won both by
the score Of II to . and to 3.
Manager Grant OF the Holy Name
Club, announces that st. Marys Club
plays here tomorrow and ST. Paul's
Club will tackle the local club on
Decoration Day. Manager Grant was
in Wilmington last evening at a
meeting OF St Elizabeth's. st. Paul's
and ST. Mary's Clubs when four
club Catholic League was formed.
There will be eighteen games played
during the season The diamond at
West End Park has been put in shape
and the local club hopes to present a
better article Of ball than ever. Man
ager Grant in all probability will
give Devlin a trial along the firing
line tomorrow
st. Peters High School plays Cen
tral Club of Wilmington, tomorrow.
There will be two games with the
Newark Club on Tuesday at West End
grounds.
Rehearsals for Children's Day ex-
ercises in churches are being held.
The High School Orchestra is re-
hearsing music to be played at the
High School Commencement in the
Opera House.
Captain Evan I. Watson Post, No
3, G. A. R.. will attend services on
Sunday morning in Emmanuel Church
Tomorrow evening an important
meeting will be held when final ar
rangements for the Decoration Day
work will be made The graves in
the several cemeteries will be dec
GRATED as usual.
Evening journal., 1911-05-26
DEMOCRATS TO
GIVE RECEPTION

Many members of the Democratic
League and friends of that organiza-
tion were guests last night of the
club, at a snapper supper, which was
served in the style now famous at
that club This dish is a fayorite
with the members of the league
Democrats from all over the city were
present and the recent primary cleo
tiOn was discussed
The league tonight will give a re-
eeption to the candidates on the
Democratic ticket. all of whom will
be present Many Democrats are eX-
pected to call and greet the men on
the party's ticket
Evening journal., 1911-05-26
MANY CANDIDATES
FOR SCHOOL BOARD
MCGOldriCk Would Succeed
YeaGer in Body From
Third Ward

According to the list of names filed
with Secretary Guthrie. of the Board
of Education, there will he a woman
candidate for member OF the Board az
tho school election to be held June
10. Dr. Josephine NJ r. White De
Lacour. of No. zoe West street. VIII
be candidate from the Fifth ward.
her opponent being Colonel Lewis B,
Morrow, who now represents that
ward i'm the Board
Candidates had until midnight last
night TO file their names, John j. Nc
Goldrick, chairman of the Third Ward
Democratic committee announced HIM
self IN a letter found by Mr.. Guthrie
at the Board rooms this morning as a
candidate against Hiram Ncrgcr. the
present member Of the Board from the
Third ward Whether the envelope
was filed before midnight last night or
this morning Mr. Guthrie had no way
of knowing and he will turn tho name
over TO the Board of Canvass. which
will meet on Saturday morning at II
o'clock. to pass upon the qualilica-
tions Of the candidates.
Tho Board of Canvass is compris-
ed of the Mayor, City Treasurer, City
Solicitor and President of Council
The list of names filed with Mr.
Guthrie, not including Mr. McGold-
rick. follows
DR. Thomas o. Cooper. of the First
ward
Hiram Yergcr. Third ward
l.. b. Morrow. and Dr. De Lacour
Fifth ward.
John Palmer aud Walter r. Clark
Seventh ward.
S. n Baynard. William McGoachie
John j. Graham and Alfred TAFT, Ninth
ward
Thomas, J. Sullivan aud Clarence
NJ Dillon. Eleventh ward.
William j. Robinson, Twelfth ward
Evening journal., 1911-05-26
GURTISs WANTS TO FLY
IN WILMINGTON, TOO

The Curtiss Exhibition Company
flying machine experts, have written
to the Wilmington Board of Trade
stating that the company was con-
sidering putting an aviation meeting
ip this city this summer and asking
the cooperation of the local board.
The communication was referred to
tho Wilmington Aero Club. This club
already is arranging for such an
event. having entered into contract
with the Wright Brothers.
Evening journal., 1911-05-26
VISITING AUTOISTS
CHESTS OF L0CAL MEN

Members OF the Maryland and Penn
sylvania Automobile Associations
we're entertained yesterday afternoon
by a committee of the Delaware Auto
mobile Club. They were taken for
spin to Chadds Ford and other
places, and were dined at the. Will
mington Country Club. The visitors
were entertained by Joseph Bowo.
John J. Satterthwaite, John Bird,
Charles c. Kurtz, Charles G.. Guyer,
William Hammond, Harold Keene, j.
DanfOrth Bush and J. B. Martin.
Evening journal., 1911-05-26
NOTICE no FIRE COMPANIES.

A beautiful picture of the Fame Fire
Company will be given free with the
New York World next Sunday.
A picture of the Water Witch Fire
Company will be given on Sunday
June 4: Of the Friendship on Sunday
June 11th, and of the Independence on
Sunday, June 18th, others to follow
one each week
Many other interesting pictures next
Sunday.
Order the World in advances
Evening journal., 1911-05-26
STEEL CHIp IN HIs ARM.

A piece of steel pierced the arm OF
James Cook. of No. 223 Poplar street,
Yesterday. while he was working in
the Malleable Iron Company's Works
His injuries were dressed in the Del
aware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1911-05-26
rO SAG AT RO0TnWYN.

The Mozart Quartette. composed of
Clyde Taggart, Boyd II, Cook. William
NJ Mask, Jr.. and James H. Dickinson,
will sing at Boothwyn Presbyterian
Church concert tonight
Evening journal., 1911-05-26
ARGrMRNT IN COURT.

Argument was heard in Superior
Court today on motion to strike
from the records a judgment OF Si75
obtained by Steele against Rebecca
Goldstein
Evening journal., 1911-05-26
Mss IOHNSnN IMpRnYES.

Miss Anna Johnson. who has been
critically III for four months, is inn
proving.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
NEW AUTO ROUTE
BEING ARRANGED
st. Louis to Phoenix Route TO
Pass Through This City,
from Farewell Texas, on Its
Way West.

Charles iivnry DAVE director ol
publicity tor the National Highways
association. has written the Bureau
ct immigration iu This ciiy tor infoT
nation relative CO. thc establishment
OF a new ruutc throush This city, The
particular route which is buing laid
out Ia one from s. Louis 10 Phoenix,
called the Nilsson ARIZONA route A.
viii run down sul across "a portion
of Texas ami with culor New Mrxico
at ToNiCo, o. lust across ,ilt line
from Farwcll TeN IN q general way.
the road being laid out follows the
route OF the li.lCn cutoff as far west
az Vaughn. where IL runs north 10
Estancia. then ACROSS the mountains
10 this city
a road map prepared by Mr.. Davis
was filled IN hy the bureau and tho
route outlined on a map OF the state.
both Of which viii ho sent him Tor
distribution among "a, auiUi8ts ul the
east who inquire regarding the route.
This viii ne The second big east "a
west route which runs through Al0u.
querque the first having been laid out
by a l. Wostgagd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
HEAD CLERK NORTON
GOES TO CALIFORNIA

After suffering from asthma tor
many months Carmel Nnc3ta, 60
years old. member OF prominent
family Of tho Rio Guulo VALLEY died
at 5:45 o'clock this morning boz the
family home. al East Mountain
road. Anicrtu AbcNta. father of the
deceased. vino Be- now more than go
years old, arrived from santa Te yys-
tcrday aud was present WHEN death
came. Mr. Abcytg was victorian Hi
the civil aud MEXICAN wars ana dr F.
"a pension from tho ruytfNW,ut.
Among other relatives hc l,aNDs two
daughter Mrs. Marnno ArWu 90
Albuquerque and Mrs. CLARA NhHy,l
of Los Angeles, and SON. Martin
Abytn, OF Philadelphia Two H.Hth-
crs. Auicoto Abe, u. Jru former sh,r-
ltf of Surorru county, and Francisco
AbrNta, live iH SucOrro
Funeral Arrangements win .r Hu-
uuuncod later
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
GOOD HOUSE WILL
SEE DON'T LIE TO
YOUR Wife,
Seat Sale for Rowland and
Clifford Production, With
Dave Devils Starring, Opens
Today and is Satisfactory.


That "A crowded house well zee
Don't lie 10 Your Witc a Rowland
ana Clifford projection. With Dave
LOWS IN the leading role ~ assured
because Of the thriving advance sale
for the play Matsuns being bcsclged
hy ticket Purchasers since the sale
began today The song farce comes
10 The Elks th0ajor Friday nighi
Don't Lie 10 Your WIFE D. In three
acts. and by far the funniest IN which
The favotite come ian Lewis has ever
been connected with. b. modern IN
every particular ana contains many
extremely ludicrous situations The
complications. which have lCcn gath.
cred up hy the author. Campbell u
CaHad during hiH experience as a
noRspaporinan with he New lora
Herald. are vert numerous and the
members at the large cast are en-.
hruilcd IN the miNups from ,ho E1iur
up at The curtain until the close OF the
final act when the 'angle g. stralgnt-
encd ana the curtain dcsccnds ON a
serene gathering The production
will hc Identical the same as that
which made The lou- run ai the White
ncy House IN Chcaso
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
TOM NAYLON AND
THE GIANTS
Popular Secretary OF CONNER
cial Club Says Philadelphia
Escaped Beating Today Be-
cause Of Postponement.

Almost everybody who konws Tom
Naylon. popular secretary OF the
umorcial rlul. knows he is a base
ball ilend Fan Is not nearly strong
enough Also. Tom Is atronF for The
New YORK Giants. Yesterday. Tom =
particular dol blt the dust. and Tom
was corrasp0ndingly cast down. All
day long when asked about the game
he has been handing out little pam
phlct, hcadr What I Know About
Baseball lp0a examination Il rs
shown tha' The book Is AS blank as
the expression on Mr. Naylons face
when someone asks him why the
Giants lost
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18

plans and results of tho past. II II
always good for education To have al
teachers la our state meet discuss
conditlopR. and decide on best means
10 improve them, and this " especially
desirable IN our state 90 this time.
The territorial board. through lts
secretary. recently told you that a.
considers u proper for you To grant
tho teacher vacation on full pay.
aud pay part of the travelling "x-
pcnsvs, a. lrt her attend the New
MsXico Educational ssoriaiion, Mo-
vembcr lG-tS In accordance with
that action. each teacher expects 20
be released from regular work. az
that time. ana | hope YOU VIII do OIL
YOU can tn grant that favor. feel
sure iAia time taken FOR this confer
ence will be- more than made nv 10y
| better and more enthusiastic work,
and thst money advanced for expenses
win yield YOU az oXrcilcut Income lh
better schools We shall have an az
ceptloual strong proeram--onc that
VIII advance our cause all along the
line
Tho latest reports show Ihat New
/ ~ Atfff NfiNhNNlN NtNfANAN f'NNfff Nf
aVorasc OF t9is.37 per ycar This
/ permits them 90 cot nftrrn-crni
| m,ais. spead a dollar per week Tor 2
room. and usr about t25 for clothing.
doctors dentists. and other cNpcn-
scs FOR the year IOWA Had Villar"
| Teachers get little more, and teach
,rs 10 our host ciiivs may enjoy
/ twenty tive cent meals. twn-dollar
rooms aud expect about ssoo for
| cloihnE. doctors dentists. ctc. When
~, consider the time and money
tcnchots must spend 90 CT f'rtih-
Gates ana are Obliged 10 spend O.
Arrp a. I'm alive. aud what thc district
expects and guts from their LAHORE.
"a, rcrtOmlS feel ilkr Swing them AN
confederation It is possible To give.
Al IN, presiding officer Of thr New
,xico Educational association, l
wish 80 ask your special c0nsidcra-
ton al this time.
WISHING YOU most successful year.
and thanMng YOU In advance for ans
favors you caA show your teacher
am, most respectfully
JOS. ;. HOFER,
! President Now Mexico Educaiionhl
Association
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
HOFER
CALLS ATTENTION
TO CONDITIONS
Presiding Officer of New Mex.
leo Educational Association
Asks Consideration of the
Boards of Education.

with view OF inducing the var
ious boards OF education In New Mex
leo a. pay the expenses Of teachers
as the state to the New Mexico Ed
vocational association meeting Ia No.
Vcmbvr, joe, = lIofcr, prraideat of
IN, association has written 10 zach
schuol board In Sew .xicu a strong
letter which dealn with conditions Cd
tiry are and shows why thc teachers
should have re vacation IN Soyembur
with fun pay ami Why their trsveline
expenses should b. paid The lcttoi
IN fun follows
Tucumcori y NJ, oct ~. ialL
To Boards 81 school Directors
Through cooperation OF officers and
teachers Sew Mexico hns made splou.
did progress oduca,lonnlly in feceni
years ~ state, 1t must Improve ta'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18

who IL Who phone SCI .r zoe We
deliver messages. parcels ond has
res, Brvnut's
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
THE WEATHER.
Fair Tonieh, and Thursday.


Bobber Co. OPTICIANS Phone 400.
Mrs ". L. Law nf Dincon is an Al
hupucruuc visitor today
: p. Barsh,v aad J NJ Felix arr
Albuquerque business visitors today.
7. s. shelton of BW.water is In al"
city on business
Mrs. = N,ustndi. wife of ih, post-
master 80 Los Lunas. is in the rity
John " Garry of socorru is iu tac
..ty today.
Mrs Robert Black of SILVER ciy is
q visitor DO Albuquerque tudus
charles Il. Merrill 81 silver Cuy.
thp is wei Spowa horc is spending
% day or two IN Albuquerque,
D. g. Mc3orty, q well Nnown r,si-
dent oi bcming, is IN the city on bus
meas.
Mrs r Mcclure of Roswell and
Mrs blanche Major OF Artesia are
IN the ciD Tor brief vNit
George o. Brock and Bon Black are
IN Alhuuuogqu" to-day from their home
a; Grants, y NJ
immigration Inspector Brown lett
this morning for Ration on service
business.
Charles Rochl, business manager OF
the Balance wheel, left this morning
on brit business trip 20 Santa BE.
( NJ Il. Ko.hlcr OF silver ny IS WIS.
itine horc today attending 90 busi-
ness matters.
Mrs q s Warren ~ silver CITY is
spending few days 10 the city. at
tending the Eastern star celebration.
Tcn-day special sale, bugsies. wag.
ons harness and saddles High grade
huggies now selling at tt2 Harness
$3.50, ). Korhcr A Co.
A. 8. Peck. assistant district Tor.
ester In the office OF operation. has
returned from q trip over the Crook
and Coronado national forests.
The woman Missionary society of
the First NJ T.. church win meet M
the church parlors 40 $50 O'Clock
Thursday afternoon
Dr. p, Il Ilodding OF Mountainair,
son OF the late MI lloddlng at Tits
city, ~ In the city today on his way
90 Kansas City on business.
j. A. Pierson Of the Fort valley ok
pertinent station ~ Flagstaff ls In
the city ON his way 10 make q trip
over the forests District
Frank johnson ~ Sta MarclAL a
past grand master uf NoN Mexico
Masons, arrived IN ~, Dty last night
10 attend The meetings of the grand
lodge
Mr. and Mrs Arthur HELD lett this
morning for their home in Las Vegas,
after spending fair week with rCia'
tAyes. They were accompanied by
their two children
The Womun's MisJunar, society ui
the Congregational church Wili meet
az the home 81 Mrs. W % Hopping
as South Edith street, Thurslal at
tern0on at three o'clock Al inter.
cstcd In tho work are cordially invited
An members OF company 20" W.
Infantry. y. NJ y. c.. are hvrrby or
dorcd to turn IN all property belong
,ug Go the company. uu Jr before Tues
DOS. october a. 1871, By order ri
ta, Hdiutaut general ui New Mexico
st 81 II shoWaitrr. L. : army.
J,u Davis, tor SOME time NIGH
0.rrk af thr ANRrado hotel, has beet
promoted to the position 0t managed
} az rN" lunch room, and hHs been rr
l,y.H bv Mr Eckcrt. unul recently
buokkcopcr AT Roscnwuld's depart
m,ut store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18

For me best SADDLE horses "a m,
city call phone No 8 W l. Trimbi'
ltR Nnrth 1er0aN -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18

Bliousnoss II due TO disordored
condition of the stomach Chamber
lain's Tablets are essentially a stom.
ach medicine, intended especially 10
act on that organ. to cleanse II,
strengthen H. tone aud inyigorate a.,
"a regulate the liver and 10 Danish
billousnoss positively and enectusliy
For sale by an dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18

J.ll Davis, tor some time night
0..rk at thc Aiyarado hotel, has been
promoted to the position ot manager
az fH" lunch room, and has been re-
lrN.U by MIR Eckcrt, until recently
bookkcopcr AZ RoscnWllds DEPART
fu,ut store.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
JUDGE ACCUSES POLICEMEN
Says They Secured Acquittal by
Perjury and Frees Horay.

Judge Swami. in General sessions sus-
pended sentence yesterday on John Horay'
who. after he was convicted of grand lar
ceny last September on complaint or Johh
Kendratruick. a Russian. confessed 10
Judge Swami and implicated Reuben X.
Huntington. a former patrolman OF the
Union Market station, who was jointly IN
dicted with Horay, but who was acquitted
on the testimony of several patrolmen VINO
were called as witnesses
Judge Swami created a sensation during
their trial by asking the jurymen II they
believed the sworn testimony of the ratrol-
men. The jurors replied that they did not.
Thereupon Judge Swami bitterly denounced
the system" in the Police Department
In suspending sentence Judge Swami said:
Your co-defenGant was acquitted Both
Of YOU are guilty. but he was the greater
offender He was policeman. and gave
what ! thoroughly believe was perjured
testimony to clear himself. The jury be
fore whom you were tried believed he
periured himself too
The other man implicated by Horay was
Michael Tandlich. an Interpreter in the
Court Of Special Sessions, who shortly after
the trial resigned. Horay has been IN the
Tombs since his conviction.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
THINK OVER $695.000
McAneny Holds Up Requests
from Fire Department.

There was some asperity at the meeting
of the Board Of Aldermen Yesterday over
raouest from the Fire Department for per-
r,iesiou 10 expend 2G950lO for fire houses
and new apparatus without public letting
Deputy Commissioner Oivany declared that
fire houses were badly needed and that
when IL came to fire apparatus there were
only two manufacturers in the country OF
frs, class products, and they did not want
small ioubers to come in, Lid low price
and then shop around for the goods
, Borough President McAneny said there
had not been sufficient time TO consider the
subject. and that bringing It to vote was
much I'm line with giving ten minutes con-
sidcratior 10 the cuts made in the budget
two weeks ago.
The proposition was lost getting only
fortv-thrcy of the necessary sixty votes. In
reply TO a question as TO whether he did
not want 10 move for reconsideration
Alderman bowling said with a sneer:
In view Of the little conference over
there I'm the corner Wointing in the diIec-
ton Of President McALcnD l do not think
il would bc Of any use. as | understand
they are determined not 20 let IL pass be-
fore January L.
lie thought better Of II, however and put
through a motion for reconsideration.
The draft Of the proposed ordinance for
the regulation of moving picture shows was
referred TO the Committee on Laws and
LEGISLATION. which w!ll hold a hearing next
Vrtk
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
BIG CUT IN CABLE RATES
Three New Forms of Messages
Cheapest. 5 Cents a Word.

Important changes in transatlantic cable
service and rates. whereby messages cost
ing as low as five cents q word may ne
sent 10 England. were announced yester-
dav bv the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany
Three new forms Of cable messages have
been adopted They are known as cable
letters. costing 81 80 for twenty words
weekend cable letters. for which s. 30
will he charged for thirty words, and de-
ferred press dispatches, which VIII cost
five cents a word These three changes 20
into effect on December -.
The old rate 20 Great Britain, France ana
Germany. was % cents a word for either
plain language or cipher words of limited
number Of letters
In addition 10 the cable letters deferred
service al half the present rate VIII start
ON January l. These messages are hahle
10 he deferred for twenty-four hours; they
must he written i'm the language of the
country from which they are sent ana all
numbers must be written out
The new form Of cable letter is an out
growth Of the domestic night letter ser
vice. started a year and half ago. Cahie
or weekend letters may he nled I'D any
omen office of the Western Union Com
pany's lines at any hour.
They will be forwarded 10 New YORK
Eoston or Montreal. by mail or telegraph
al the sender's option. and from there
will he sent at the company's convenience
n Liverpool or London, TO he delivered
from there not later than the morning OF
, lco,,d day following their receipt in
New York. Boston or Montreal only mes
sages written I'm plain English VIII be ac-
cepted at the low rates.