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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04

'D Twentieth Century Athletic Cub has
.ied Sam Lancford the Boston Tar
,'l 70 box O tcn-round bout with his
Trend Tony Caponi on Friday night
.eaziord and the Italian boxed an inter
'g tweyc-r0lnd draw in Winnipeg
Tine ago. Opinions varied as % the
.'''e ogtc0me 81 Langford had cut loose
'oze3 his best Joe Woodman' DIS
,,tr declares the police would hot
Aa Tar BABY 10 work az TOP speed
q. 'aF 'aaf he would knock Cap0ni out
rr @.i.s however stoutly declares that
siofl ever boxed a foul battle in DIS
49, ana really tried 20 win, he tried that
M. according 10 the tale which Capom
l- -11giord sd everything bat Kick ana
49,. o'l even then could not win. The
t,-Ie however is notllkely 90 take ,Ae
iaus' a storm.
bad. o''oes manager of Gle Madison ATM
i.rr .-s Practically has clnched O match
ac. Nat Wells lightweight champion
% :. Britain, AND "pao key Mcfarland.
~ '' sled at bits eiab in month or
rs~ with tle Garden ,ut o.. tne
boz, lag plans TO mold many Of the best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04

'ons Round" Hogan, the sensational
lgt're-ht from the Pacific Coast. VIII box
n frst bout in a Ncw York arena since
Is tsasra defeat 40 the hands Of the
Sueghl champion Of the world. A'
Fas'r. wreu Doe faces Jacl, Dorman NJ
" Madison Athletic Club tonight FOR ten
"ats Domau has met most Of the good
'A Dis class in tho local rings ana has
'T'r failed TO give q good account Of h'ln-
'i HOGAN whose sensational bout against
dreaded Knockout Brown stamped
n as boxer OF The first rank. has been
2 bard raining for the contest and is sure
~ he wll ~'u I'm the most decisive man
Possible rndcr the law. Dorman mas
+r toit the thud ~ a knockout punch
Hogan Is sure that there is ne" SEN
,'''n % Store for tie Broux boy when
-'j meet .u Tic ring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04

Tub" Spencer. the catcher. recently sold
10 Louisville by the Phinles. has decided
10 eve I'D baseball on the plea OF MS
wealthy father. which came in the way OF
4 check for $4,000. Spencer cashed the
Lbeck Yesterday and quickly wagered 800
On the Athletics 10 beat the Giants in the
worlds series.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17

III Paso who went 20 Join Mrs Cap
ron In Portland.
p J Holder. ph -, of Yale uni'
Nersity. has accepted The c.air OF
mathematics AZ the school OF Mines
The position was made vacant by the
recent resignation OF Prof l.. c.
Walker
Mrs W. T. KELLEY returned SUNDAY
morning from several DAYS attendance
at the Chauiauqua AZ Mountainair
John Greonwald, Jr. made q short
business trip 10 Magdulena Monday
morning, returning on Tuesday noon S
train
r. q Gulbraith prlncrpa, ~ the
SOcorro public schools, returned IA
SocOrIo "Wednesday morning after The
closing OF the spring term OF school
here. Mr. Galhraith had attended an
eight weeks session OF summer school
o. the Silver city Normal ANA has con.
Quoted the Roosevelt county Institute
al Portalos
u. Pitt and IT, \ Wade OF Canon
CITY Colo, spent Tuesday in Sororr0
attending 10 business Tor tho Great
Western Wool Growers association.
Attorney n NJ DDughcrty went Vi
TO Santa Fe Monday 10 attend To bust.
ness before the territorial supreme
court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17
SPEEDING AGAIN..

The police have begun periodical
roUnd.up OF uolutors OF the speed
ordinance, Last night several violat-
urs we're arrested. among them two
young women prominent ia tn,
younger social circles OF tie city
They appeared Ia police court this
morning ana were let OFT with a
warming.
The Herald approaching that a
good automobile b. an ever present
temptation 60 speed. withhoids the
names of those arrested. since they
are simply unfortunate IN being the
ones arrested. a. the speed Niolators
are becoming very numerous
However, the public is entitled to
protection. Albuquerque Is simply
fortunate in not having bad serious
accident b'fur, ths time with 80
many autos aud 30 many carclcS,
drivers
TN, young women arrested last
night are declared by the police to
have bocu thu most frequent Offend
rre Young women and children who
uo not have thought enough FOR the
lives of other people to drive care
fully should NOT bc entrusted with
automobiles ON the streets OF this city.
Th, Herald VIII not use 90, names
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17
TIIosE GNI.f.oMs.

solicitor MeCabc. VINO has been
SHOWN by the congressional invcstigu
tion 60 be- the real head of the de
partmcnt of agriculture. has nov
pleaded guilty to committing the
same offonsc Tor which De- recon-
mendcd Dr Wlcys dismissal Hc
countenJucod the employing OF cof-
Zee expert at compensation iu cx-
cess OF that permitted b, the law az
he interpreted u.
~ McCabc happens 10 be- familiar
with the book of Esther perhaps he
viii recall tho fact that Hannah. de-
siring 10 be- rid Of Mordccui. ordered
gallows made 80 cublis high But
does h. rocall who Il was that finally
was hanged from the galioVs1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17
SOCORRO HOTEL IS
TAKEN OVER BY
BOB LEWIS
Former Mounted Policeman
Will Undertake to Keep Up
Reputation of Hostelry for.
Excellent Service.
Especial Correspondence. 40 the uerold,

Especial correspondence 40 the ueraidb
socorro. \. NJ. Aug iI-R "
Lewis has been IN town tougy 10 make
arrangement 10 purchase the lease
ana furniture OF the Plaza hotel from
William NOhr, tho present proprietor
OF the famous old hOsteity The con.
sideration b. said 20 be Ss.i0U. This
hotel has been open 20 the travelling
public since the carly eighties II
was Tor many years known as The
Park house For some Two OF three
Years 81 was known as the Richards.
William NOhf of W1tiors, y NJ, took
possession The nrst part of the ycat.
running The house very successfully
Final arrange ucnts iOr the transfer
VIII be made Saturday upon MI Lew.
is' return from Magdalcna Upon
Mr Lewis taking possession Monday
morning, Mr. Nohr and family VIII
return to WaJrOus TO continue Ia tho
hotel business az that place.
Territorial superintendent i T..
Clark OF Santa be spent Monday In
conference with j. A. Torres. county
superintendent from here NJ, Clark
went TO attend The OtcrO county insti.
tute.
Attorney James G. Fitch returned
"Wednesday from attending the meet.
ing of the territorial supre ne court
Mrs LYDIA II Paryis aud niece,
Miss Cornelia Willis OF Baltimore.
have returned from spending the week
end with Nj. and Mis-. W T.. Weber
OF Carthage
\ " Chase of MagdalCna. a valued
Ranch supply company cmPlOye, was
In town Tuesday on business
Probate Judge Eduardo JUramillo.
Molecio ApodaCa and David Bica. an
substantial business men o. San An.
tonic, were IN town Monday on bust.
ness.
County superintendent j. 4 Torres
rs making preparations 10 have the
school census taken during the next
lew days
Or. ~ Il Brown, president of the
Providence Mines ana Reduction com.
pany, was passenger for MaRdalena
Tuesday morning
\ T. Kelly a Water Canyon ranch
man, came la Tuesday TO collect wiid
animal bounty ana attend TO otnor
business nj the comfy seat
Miss Beatricc Slcieht, a former rest.
dent OF SOcOrro passed through the
city Monday to her home in AiDuquer.
que Miss Sleight was returning from
a months vacation spent IN Water
Canyon
Mrs VI u Freeman arrived home
"Wednesday morning from a SIX weeks
vacation Mrs. Freeman visited Den.
ver, Omaha, Chicago and various In
diana and Pennsylvania points
Miss Edna llammell left Saturday
morning for Portland Oregon where
she viii spend month as q guest In
the home OF her aunt, Mrs. Adam
Enig. Miss Hammell was accompa'
nied by her cousin, James Capron oi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17
INDUSTRY IS HIGHLY
PRAISED
Brooms Manufactured in That
Live Town Are Pronounced
of Exceptional Quality by
Railroad Management.

Tucumcafl * M AUG H. r. l..
Hunter. manager OF the supplies de-
pJrtmcut OF the T. T. n $ W. rail-
way "a III pavo, and purchaser OF
IN, ONCE and Var'huus, supplies ia
the compauN recently placed 900 ".-
der with the Progressive Broom com
pau} ui rucumcari, Tor ten dozen
war, house and ten dozen No I par
lor hrpoms for office and coach work.
MIR Hunter was $50 highly please .
with the bruoms that he sent sam
pies TO their Arizona branches with
high recommendation ~ wrote
Mr FulWoud. manager of the Pro-
grossly, company, that hc would
gladly recommend the Tucumcari
orooms to The Jobbrrs ana commits
sion houses ct his territory. This
speaks most highly of this Tucum-
carr product ana is splendid adver-
tIsemeut to tho city
Tho Progressive Broom Manulac-
turing company deserves great credit
for IA, superior quality ~ tu,r out
pul and foU Ia, enterprise shown In
keeping their factory up-to- date.
They nay, recently added 90 their al
ready very complete equipment a
new patent Steel banding machine.
which has Just been put ON the mar
! kyt by the j. :. McCbesnoy company,
with which q man can band from ten
o. nitrru dozen bruums per hour.
where 1--WE dozen per day d. q good
days work 80 sewing the old way
The steel bands are strong aud dur
able. and ARE considered great Inn
proy,mcut over hand-sewcd broom,
The company has q good supply of
hruums on hand and is supplying the
entire locul market as well az ever
Increasing iobbiug trade throughout
the southwest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17
kIIr nNNns on

TH, Washington correspondent uf
th. Evening u,rIu. u o. special dis.
patch ud.. predicts That tu, Flood
resolution. with 600, r,.au nr obi, iu-
di,Hr. nr Arizona stricken out vI
H, passed 300 both brauoh,s OF con-
sfrss without 90 roll call before az,
present session ends
Ths s tb, best news tHai nas com,
irum Washington Boo many moons lt
Is s' good that .,,ryou, hopes 20 vHl
happen Just that vur
bot I,t Sew M'N.s. .rep bands
oit Boo the present situation I'ls we'll
known that congress d. usoN o., All.
iouru go almost amy time nos. and
the sooner e. resolution be- put through.
tho better fuf us Tu, house ana
senate committees having agreed on
the amended Flood resolution q
should go through without hitch
uuI,ss some iroulI. maker appears
on the scene
" the statehood situation o. again
complicated. then lct nv be- able 10
w} This tinr that Il was not done bl
ANY man from Sew Mexico.
The outlook is tor statehood nov.
barring the Interference OF some of
our enemies To- Washington. let Us
hope that the long fight Of years VIII
this time be crowned by o victory.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17

llrr, BE- something that rDll, ought
go interest tho more man IT'S taken
from fashion note boo jl, rhladol.
prn Record Tho Record 100 discuss.
ine the verdtupo Of tbr average "
Fr.n. hVom1u. declare.
But of dre.s,s 1ul hat. there Be- no
PERCUSSION. puh just what BEL needed.
a couple ot linn tulor.mad,s q tue
sore costume, a. blue cloth OF serge
BOAT ana skirt With certainty not
more than hate dozen UugcrI, che
mIsott's dainty tpulard. q SIR coat
and skirt. ana perhaps one other at
t"tnoou dress "t lingerie. aud three
evening dresses travelling coat, e
couple pf evening clooSs. one rlabor-
atc. one plain tv" morning hats and
one or two Afternoon hats
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17
DEFINING WILL TRY
NEW 40 SCHEME
Ell Paso Paper Contracts for
Certain Amount of Space
Each Day and Will Keep
Paid Correspondent in Field.
tspeciai correspondence 20 the HsraIdD


Dcming, y NJ. Aug. l7.--C. r..
Hutchinson. route agent OF she Wells
Fargo a co Express. was in town
Yesterday ON business. Mr. Hutchinson
says that his territory b. from ~
rasu on the southern Pacific 20
Yuma and from El Paso 90 the
western terminus of the El Paso n
southwestern Iud that Dcmiug and
Yuma are a., best towns in his ter
ritory. outside OF III Puso.
Paul Herman and family are just
moving To- town TO make this their
future home.
TN" chamber OF commerce held a
special meeting Yesterday, indursing
u proposition "r an ~ Paso paper for
the use of darts space In general
advertising and publicity campaign
for the DomiuE country Aside from
the large circulation OF the paper h.
h. realized tkat almost every pros
ptctor from ths north and east look
ing for home in the southwest H.
sure to visit ~ paso from which uu
get his bearings and To- decide ON the
TOWING ne viii visit ~ Paso thereby
becomes distributing city for thou
sands oi new settlers, and 10 a. more
than certain when they arrive Iu IN
l'aso that thcy wiz read the paper
and also that they are in the right
Tram" of mind 90 be located some
where. which VIII bee Dcmings OPP
portunity
q. g. Eisole ~ Pseos Texas. sho
was In town two weeks ago, has Just
returned and purchased rclinqulsh-
mcnt on 100 acres uf Deming land a.
make This his home ana engage In
business iu TINS city
T.. G.. Crappt 81 clint. Texas was Ia
town Two weeks aud was go favor
ably Impressed with Dcmlng that his
son. g. }. Ctappt Of tho same city.
arrived here TODAY to look az land
" y. Fowler and family have lust
taken the house on Elm street recent
~ vacated by u q. Ely.
GEORGE . coon of Pcros aud Lane
Whitaker Of clint. Texas are In town
this week prospecting George =
Johnston OF ~ Pnso arrived In town
today and says he now registers from
Dcmine, rs he has recently taken
land here and expects soon TO make
this his nome.
J. a. Roberts uf Needles. Cal ~
=, Carter of Albuquerque, and opal
llnnon OF Olney Springs, Colo. are
visitors In the city tuday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17
ROSWELL MORNING NENS

The cP.ps ,aiir, Aa u.r dolly
paper Under dat. coz August l5. the
iiOswoli Morning Nevs made he au.
ponr1nc, II b. Democratic paper.
according Co lts editorial announce.
m'ni. but the Indications ar, tnst n
VIII hc first OF all newspaper m
10, makeup, contents ard general
appearance is 20 D.. a criterion.
The Roswell Morning News has
employed "a starr Of compotcnt news.
paper men in both lts editorial and
huHincss ends. and Therefore 10 ought
to Dee q success Under the manage
mcnt OF D. = Harlow. himself a news.
papcr man Of experience. The paper
has every PROSPECT 81 being winner
tnancisllf and otherWis. Tn, Ros.
well Mornnr NoNs unlike lts predc.
cessors attempted by the Democrats
is managed 10y a newspaper man and
edited and conducted atoms conserya,
tive lines. which In itself shows thsi
those who are putting up have m
least profiied by the experience ot
he past
Roswell certainly Is large enough 4,
support a real newspaper and IN,
Herald believes that II the News {,
run ~ newspaper Il viii win out
The Pecos valley II undouhtedls
one Of the best newspaper fields ~
the icrritory and u me peafae doer
there appreciate what u means q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17
LARGEST AND BEST
COMPANY ALBUQUER.
QUE HAS EVER SEEN

Th, show that was given 60 over
thirteen hundred souls at the Air
dom, last night was praised more
than any performance ever witnessed
in Albuquerque. The fact that the
SHOW was 20 be- seen Cor such a low
price, caused people 10 wonder and
remark az they left the Airdome
we haNp given q dollar To- see SHOW
that was not half AZ good az the pro-
gram at the Alrdomo tonight"
Evcrl body was satisfied and pleased
The same performance win happen
tonight with tie exception that there
viii be- change IN pictures. The
show will start early as the program
10 lengthy Three big feature acts.
GO this very night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17

The night train was approaching
lipckhcath outside of London, ana
ESQ Americans undcquuutpd With
tuu locality were Ia dou1t as Go the
station. ono pcerrd out through the
window iatu thc unrospousiyc dark
ness ana sank back 20 his place The
.th"r oid precisely the same.
Ifs 10 bVckucath '' inquired the
lursi
THE L"rd only knows" replied the
other bon hopeless fashion.
\ small. apoiugctic shrinking sort
o' Euglshman s.tuag next, spo&d
up.
bog .uuJ pardon, hr said sott-
iy Tor intrudur upon your personal
and privat" conversation, bot a. /
happen Goo share that knowledge with
the Almighty, permit me 60 say that
d is Blackheath. Lippincotts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17
BOY
SHOT AND DYING
IN ILLINOIS?
Telegram From Centralia to
Chief of Police Indicates
Mert Cole of This City MAY
Be Victim of Fatal Accident

Mrs E cole and her suu. James
cote. of sto south iiroudVay. this
city. ur, considerable distressed today
u the result of % telegram which
was received tins morning uy Chivt
pf Police Thom5. MeMnun from Ccu-
truld. tn. containing the statement
that Edward cot, had been accident.
ally shot tn,l, ana was dying MI.
Colo has q son. Mprt cole, 20 Acats
old. who l,u Albuquerque more than
siN months ago. ic b. nnot, 81. op-
orator aud when last hoard ot was iu
Springfield. Ul The telegram re.
cciv,d by Dh,r McMilhu today fol.
lows.
"Ccut3lln llI. Aug a..
''ucf uf police Albuquerque
Edward cole mere dying. aeci-
dyuttli, shot last night Invent, -scV.
,u wears odd, flt, ta.t seven incll,-
sandy hair. Slim face Inquire Mr.
Is Col, 2la South Broadway your
,iy DO Sd, knows him Telegraph ul
once % known In Albuquerque
(SignedD
w q. SElTERT.
Deputy sheriff"
IN, description does not NJ Mcrt
cole iu any detail u is believed here
that the man who WAS shot may br
Edward LunnN q partner of Coles.
who l'it here with him aud who was
also "a printer The description TITS
Lunny almost exactly Having been
| associated with cole for so long hr
may have had Mrs Coles name and
address ON some letter or other articl,
on his person.
James cole. brother uf Mor. cole.
today sent two kilograms 10 Illinois
in an effort TO ascertain the where
ubouts of the lad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17

h automobile
such spccr Of persons fhs - proved H The fo,' t no less
hop visitor The police UcOch
failed g automobile
Though oversight allowances
prominent severely IcIulmandcl
q
O
an
\
safety m the
lutly gentleman a a
looking
%, headlights
would q
Ike
q
things i les q
~ ordinance B. the
he o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17
M0RTUARY.

J. .. Moore. srventy-four years ord
for ten years a resident uf Piacltas,
died last night ~ 8Q In his room
on the Highlands, following a stroks
or paralysis which he sustained a
week ago. The body wiil be- sent 10.
morrow morning To indianapolis. Ind.
where a nephew, Frank L. Moore, OF
tho Fisher Automobile company re-
sides. Brlct funeral services viii be-
conducted In Crollott and waters
chapel nj o'clock tomorrow mora
Ing Rev Jesse 1myan ofIicluting.
Mr. Moore was picturesque charac-
ter, wei known In Albuquerque To
came west ten years ago for his
health.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17

Fate tried Co disguise him by NAM
ing him Smith
That was written OF member 81
the family who struggled from under
the engulfing shroud of the generic
and became. for time at least. not
Zone of the smiths. bat the smith. Of
However there must be something
viriie ana strong in the very name OF
smith that Inspires 90 special effort
those 50 labeled as for instance l.
smith and ~ smith the stars ct the
Las Vegas Maroons Lars VEGAS Up-
tic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17
q @ @ @
THe ATTRACTIVE mALeFAcroRs


learned didn't
The
" he
Judge y
g. maleams released
marked conhdnay the officer who had performed the arrest 1T hurt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17
sIno IlI,MA1iIl..-Nlnn

The readers 81 this paper viii be
pleased 90 learn that there is al least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 90 cure in all 10 stages. and
hat IL caiafrh. iial's Catnrrh cure
is the only positive cure now known
20 tho medical fraternity CeHrrh
being constitutional disease. re-.
quircs constitutional treatment
HANS Catarrh Cure il taken internal.
ht acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system, there.
oy destroying the foundation OF the
disease and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature In doing its
work The proprlotors have 80 much
faith In It's curative powers that they
Offer one hundred dollars for any
case that Il fails 20 cure. Send for
list ~ testimonials Address;
7. J. CHENEY g. 60.
Toledo. o.
sold Day an druggists. 7sc.
Take lialrs Family Pns Tor cons,l
patton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17

tn" record" IN IN, L"rimcr IN
puirl already exceeds two million
words 81 lau solid newspaper pages.
n Be- q great case Tor the official
stcnographcrs and operators u the
government printing office
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17

EN-CHpt Oborln NJ Carter b. ask
Ing congress 10 make a full iuvcstisa-
ti"u of his cos'. There is u" reason
why congress should refuse, mismuch
oE IL is Investigating everything else.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17

Fred Forbes. last year u student 40
the varsity. arrived In Albuquerque
has boon With the government survey
lie viii leave shortly for california,
where he VIII attend Leland Stanford
university,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17

u win hardly avail John Jacob
Aston ana Miss Force 10 seek refuge
Ia London. King George ana Queen
MARY are az 'unroasonablc' on the
subject OF divorce as some Of the
American bishops
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-17
Tie barb Ages.

Yes SIR" said the sad Faced
Fight Fan, the days of Corbett Fitz-
simmons. Sharkcs and Jrnries were
the Golden Age of puRlusm
And I suppose these days of John.
son and Lungford are the Dark
AGES said the face'lous friend