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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
PRESIDENT BEGINS
INVASION INTO THE
IkSU URGENT
NORTHWEST
Mr.. Taft saiu in Best of
Health and Standing Trip
Remarkably Well; Travels
on Light Diet.
COMPANIONS HIDE
THE FANCY PASTRY

NbN ttffAin ~ - hffhNfu " Atfi
EdgemoUt $. -. oct 81 President
Tlit was up before O'Clock ylis
morning tn make the firsf speech o,
three DAYS r0lr Of South Dakota the
nrst insurgrHI state m which Do, uas
travelled since leaving California The
president -pnu. last night in New Gas.
tie. WNoming and left there at $3.50 o..
m tor his city Ills day program
calls Tor stops at Custer DpadwoOd,
Lead ana Raqid city The presidents
tlaiu last nignt WAS surrounded by
Wyoming miItiamen Mr Taft did
not retire until nearly midnight
The president is in the best OF
health and Us standing the rip re-
markaDit We'll Ills voice is holding
up splendiuly and It's wonderful car
rying power Is being constantly con-
mcnicd upon Speaking IN the clear
sir OF this bilIy country, Mr TAFT can
be heard q block away Undoubtedly
tho presidou health Is largely due
to the die. which has been prescribed
for him hy Major L. Thomas RhuHdCs
of the army IBIS official physician Mr.
TAFT piobablE does not know The eN-
tent 40 which his dood supplies are
limited. Beat su Tar he has not com.
plulnod He tellow travellers IA the
private car iaeal. Secretary Hilles.
Major and 81 i0r Rhoades are taking
something o' an advantage ot the
chief I'm this respeet For Instance
the presIlgu .s denied all pastry Yes
terday foi luncheon the cOok baked "a
savory hu' upnle pie, Every one lu
the car bu,W about Il. except tho
prosldcnt When ne asked Iur dos.
sert they Gppllod him W'n rruv
Then wh,u N. midday meal was end.
ed the anT3tors retired fp ono o.
the stat .o1us, where table had
been SEQ fo 'ho pie They oRst1d
royalty ou .Nr masterpiece m pastry
while Jup . dent sat plnna and
neglected FOO .be observation e1d of
bis car auurleg Nnat had become
OF his sfHf Every day thar g.0 ON
tho meuu %. hr Ideal tneic Is % Dot oI
ltipioeina u Pee word 81 PASSED along
me Fine to Jand by" ana prepare
| for sumrtNu like mother uecd io
make sUuo inv the president s lo.
ing tn dI.,u. The low deceit h1t s
helus practice. on him, ana there is
golur fo u. au lwlnl row
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
sTIsONG IMMINENT ron
IAIDi .LlFrfr IN pNkOTN

ntrdW... -. oct. 2l-On mr
ulp to l1HdN'od from Edgemont
pr,sid.n Tn Was accompanied by
Goyornot NaaW rni,gd states scnn-
tor GumlH .HugrcsHmcn Martin aud
Burko au4 niied States Marshal
seth Buuaek secretary nilles was
told that while the polticai aimos-
phcre Iu south Dakota was far from
clear at present Mr.. TAN had a
chunc, 90 secure az least four OF the
ten doleeaus t' the Republican Ma
ilonni convention next year which the
state will hny, undor the now ap-
rortlonm.ut Mr. hillos waa Informed
or Il strnug sentiment Cor senator La-
Follotte through The state
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
MILLION CHINESE
ABANDON QUEUES
DEMONSTRATING
INDEPENDENCE
Martial Law Exists in All
Places Occupied BY Rebels :;
5000 Imperials Killed in
Hankow Battle.
SAILORS SURRENDER
TO REV0LUTIoNISTS

tBy ENeninE HERALD 4. ". Leased Wirel
San Francisco. Calif, Oct \
cable dispatch uom shanghai TO th"
Chung Sal Var po confirms the rouor
as TO the defeat of Admiral sab who
was in command OF Jho imperial war
ships in the atlack on llauNow The
Sab is said 90 have retired Kiu kiane
with his disabled vessels. excepting
one tha. WAS sunk, the sailors sur.
rendering 10 the reyolutionists
General Chang Piao. the military
governor. was executed, and Suit
Ching, yiceroy. VAS degraded by the
imperial government Tor allowing the
provinces Of Hu Peh and Human to
pass into the power of the rchelp
over a million inhabitants of Chang
Of Hankow are said 10 have already
cut OF their qucuos
Martial law cyisiS IN All places oc.
cupied hy the rebels
The dispatch "a the chung Sal Nai
pO puts the imperial loss IN Tho Han
kOw battle az 5000 Killed, besides
many wounded now cared Tor hy the
Red Cross society of the revolution
lists. A cable to tho TAI rung fut iin
rival paper however said the gov
eminent lost only 2,unn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
Police Begin Gathering Evi.
dence Against Rev. v. 7.
Richeson, Accused Of Caus-
ing Death of Girl.
PRISONER REMAINS
COOL AND SILENT
Suspect Resigns Charge as
Pastor Of Baptist Church,
Father of Fiancee Believes
Him Innocent of Crime.

Gny Evening Herald A, v. Leased wirsl
Hostuu. Mnra., pct af Res v T
Btcheson, pastor OF the Emmanuel
baptist church of Camhrdsc. awoke
today somewhat refreshed. 90 begin
his first FAN duy ln th" county laii.
where he b. tn remnin unui Tuesday.
october d. the date which had been
set Tor his maryiage 60 Miss Violet
Gdmands dnuehtcr of Moses Grant
Edmande. wealthy resident %
Brooklinp
instead of being married on that
day the minister VIII appear in court
on the charge ~ numbering his for
mcr sweetheart, Miss Avis Llnuol. a
student at tho New England conserv-
atory of Music, and e SUNDAY school
twchrr ut Trumont Temple
T0day the police Aegnu sathering
eoidoncp boz the ease The actuni de-
livery of thc poison t1 Miss 1inncll
and the identity of the person with
whom ahe dincd last sunday evening
nre matters of vital interest being in
quircd into
chief puEau claims 10 have learn
cd that Mr. Richoson dtned last sat
usday at tho home OF Airs Frank "
Riley Of Somc:Villo. u member Of the
lntmannoi baptist church Accord
tnR 90 the police Mrs. Riley said that
on this occasion nc threw himself
on couch and exclaimed that he
had lost "a dear friend and that she
had died OF convulslons, The police
uish 20 know how the minister knew
this friend dted of cunvulrions
Tho police also are working on the
lctnfements made by John o. Danskin
Inf Cambridge. hat bus vie heard
Elchrsou teiorhoning 60 Miss Linncli
Iat th, Young Womcn's Christian as
auciaton building to meet him satur-
dat
! iighospn remains cool ana rotlcent.
| %, has made no statement. saws
,hIrf Inspector puFan
Richrson this afternoon resigned as
! pA tor 30 he Emmanuel church,
Moses q Edmands father Of Rich
! osrr'a nnnccc, callei at the jall this
afternoon aud had long talk with
thv rrisoncr Mr. Eimnnds reiterated
his tolIcf iu the innocence OF the
prisoner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
NOTHING DOING IN
WORLDS CHAMPION
GAME TODAY
New York Giants and Phila-
delphia Athletics and Fans
All Over Country Disap-
pointed Again.

ODs Evening" Herald \, g. Leased Wirel
Philadelphia, Oc' ~ The fourth
game between tho Philadelphia Atm
letics aud the New YORK Giants fer
tho baseball Championship OF tho
world, which WAS scheduled to Do
played here lass Wednesday. was
postponed today for The fourth time
and under the rules will hc played on
Monday or the first clear day The
momhcrs Of tho Philadelphia team re-
ported at the grounds as usual today
and were excused until Monday morn
Ing al 10 O'Clock. when they viii trN
Ia get some nuch needed practice 81
the weather permits Reuben Oldrlng,
the center fielder. returned TO Mount
Vernon YESTERDAY where his sister
Will bc buried tomorrow he oNpccla
20 join the team Monday
A. soon 8s ihe game was officially
postponed Manager McGraW of the
New Yorh team released the members
OF his team until Monday morning and
they scattered IN an directions Most
OF them lpft for New York at ~
oclocf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21

m. most Rev. H. Pitoyoi y H..
.r.nmshop or SANTA Fo whn has hs"n
abroad tnis summer aud 3. sfa,lu iu
NcN York Cuy 600 thc middle of Noe
s., mhtr. h,a -Dut tho following conn
muuiUatiuu lu NtN MrNlru
.of nli th, new. tha, reached M"
Ghtfng my absence from N'u Mexico,
,t. un, yiuouu rinE that statehood had
DO cu atauItd was tnr wust pleasing
'p n,, Congress sul thr president of
h. guit,i Siat.s r1t. u nst pore
formed 400 u.t of bfty lu.i.. goo the
Uuhphtuut. oI N,N Mryl.Y. 10 now
rrhoo,es us ,n Justify tb. coincidence
ua Dos m,rtlng t.. t..u .PIfii
OF statehood pis.N HrH rne"'rn.
tousN
Though ua human Instrument an
iHt r' m 900 t1-ulutr p,rlD'tou. the
omprsh,us|y, htoadmind,d, cnnn'rN-
lUt, and wis, constitution Uf Ntw
N,Slca augur N'U fur lH. future "
tbt new stat,
pnk Aheu tho foundation of a
tidius is gued and d,rp yud broad
nnt strouE s % possibl, 60 rutr a
Hur. substantial and nfurg super
st'uatWe {. therefore regret N'rf
n.uca thut in 'hc coming election the
u3.eel1u r placed pHt'i, lH voters
uHIih.r ws sf. ta haas, &c 'nuuuHfinn.
, fundamental bass for a'. fur . INV
chat cfu D., changed rsDs vrtr ut
,rN rlcriion h3 h e.1pla walwity of
iir.. rnei 90 q given election ourr"t
f. diguueI vIth fhr naur 0f Fuuoo-
moJtt
feeling ut confidence ard sesW
ily. this essential p"uWsit" te "
healthy and lasting and an emN'hc'na
prn pcli'5. VIII NOT bc on2cni'rrd y
the ncetlug waves of r,crr nhim Nnl
passing tad tnl "uFy are pcruiNc cd
10 wash ava, tho foundation und send
thr Who'll, oAinco lettering Io 'h'
rruuud
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
CONFLICT PROMISES
TO BE LONG AFFAIR

Manila oct. al.-l.ocal merchants
received adyicos from the naval auth
critics TODAY 80 deliver az once at
food supplies which have heen con.
tracled for In behalf OF he marines
stationed here II was announced thar
this assembling of supplies was a pre-
cautionuy measure In view of the pos.
sihility thai tho entire force would be
dispatched for emergency duty In the
foreign concessions at llaTkoW
That the naval authorities regard
tho present disturbance In China az
Hkey to he of long duration as ind
Gated hy The fact thar the collier Abe
ronda which sails this week for Shaup
hal, tool, ammunition ior q long cam
paign
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21

~ our present constitution should
prove faulty or inadequate, ar u
changing conditions should mako a
change of the constitution really ad
yisanlc. it can be- changed aud VIII De-
changed AS provided Ia the present
constitution
"Bui only real advantage To the
commonwealth as whole would in
duce change. whilst. lf The proposed
amendment should obtain majority
iu rho coming election our constitution
would change with every cbaugiut
maiurij. aud with every CLEANSING pa'
rs counting Into power The consI.H.
tlpu would be made the football of
gyrry political domazoGio aud every
fanatic iaddlsi. diNersiuc Interests ui
De- an nru, sections 1t me country
aud of Iincreut classes oi people iu.
hahilug our state could mower br prr
manontly rrCnnciled. and e constant
state of political unrest and turmoil
would bp lC consequence
That however ls not eXaclly what
New Mexico stands ln need OF iut at
tnc present time
STABILITY confident anA sense of
security is needed above an VI STATE.
hood Is io uo coucidpnt With an in.
tonslfud development of our vast nai
uru RESOURCES folioN,d hy prosprr.
liy for ever, clas oi people of our
ueW state
% ~ not question oi politics ar OF
parff ard am contideut thar they
WHO ehalr ms ,ouyictions In tlns mat.
tpI viii NOT ou cast their ballot BE-.
respective oi marty affiliations for the
aanht, of oIr fundamental laws buf
NlU ALSO tr. tn ,nliahttn others
ii H not m wont 10 appear I'm
rr.ut bui the Viiu importanc, of this
mutfer ana my ardent desire tor the
welfare tho progress and prosperity
of New Mexico have Induced me 90
make au exception this time ana 10
upn cheese frN lines
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
REBELS FoRTlFVlNo
OUTSIDE HILLS

Shanghai. Oct Rorngeos from
Hankow arriving here today state thar
when the rovoluiionlsts fell back TO
Wn Chang IL WAS only 20 obtain new
supply of ammunition and that they
NJ once returned To the fray and made
successful landing on the iiankow
side
The rebels are fortifying the hills
nt the rear Of the Han Yang Siees
works
Five British torpedo boats arrived
here today from Wei Hni Wei and
four Japanese torpedo boats came
from WA sung
Native newspapers state that after
the retreat Of the imperialIsts at
liankOw. Two thousand surrendered
aud subsequently, Joined the reyOlu.
tionary camp This has not aeen con.
ilrmed from foreign sources.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
rLYs OVER POMONA.

Pomona Calif, oct ~ Flying al
uu estimated altitude of 2.5Go feet,
Aviator fuNlcr passed over this city
at 300 51 o'clock Pomona Is little
more lhan thirlv mites from pasa.
d,un Fowler was travelling a mile
ID minnie
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
ROBINSON RESTS IN
Rnck ISLAND TO-DAY

Davenport. lown, oct g. Aviator
Hdsh Wohinson, who yesterday ilew
from Dubuquc 20 Rock island on bis
,tlp rom Minneapolis 10 New or
leans. rested today and devoted bis
time 'o repairins his hydro-aeroplSne.
which has a leak, tank
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
,sN No,RrAN nrcrwr

Tho cusrns rtrnallo hack"rs
Raluio couaN reform admm.trnon told that
nave good reads had that
nuances excellent reduced
ip0k q su MI se,
higher
Louis Win thons
aBds dollars Fourth
street iina of
expenditure
Take q hook stndl tho condition of tho
oor county FUNDS then determine his reform
administration
when he
MeMniin officer tho law qualifications
H"mcro ciuccncl
thc . hr Republican
u 4 a gov, m country
rhs election offers the oportmi q H.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
WITH THE Av|ATORS
ON THEIR CROSS
COUNTRY TRIPS
Rodgers Stranded Temporarily
in Texas, Fowler Resumes
Flight in California. Robin
son Rests in Illinois.

Austin, Texas. ocl ei-Cal =
Rodgers. the aviator. was stranded a.
miles south Of Austin today in thc
midst of a wet Texas "noriher" with
the probability lhai he would nor he
able TO continue hts night today
when hts engine failed yostorda,
Rodgers was ilying az height of D..
500 fact hut ~ there vas rolling
prairie all around he was able 10 make
a auccessiul landing and barring raih
eI bad shakeup the aviator Is an
rlghr His mechanie,ans have Ia
stalled a new engine in his machine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
MINE EPL0SI0N IN
ITALY KILLS MANY


Caluniss.tta. SICILY oct. ei.--An eN.
plosian 90 gas in sulphur milne at
Tr mhou,ia today st the mine on
Tire YnI caused many deaths The
bodies OFF twenty men have been re-
covered and some other miners who
were working In galleries distant
frem ta, mouth of the pii WcI. sull
missing tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
FOOIBNII SCORES
~ Evening uerBia 4. y. leased Ntrel

NHtN u. Iti lrrtnn ~.
End second period Army d.
NHlt. 20
Harvard %, Amherst. d.
N,u M,VDp. q. igl pnso. g
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
COMMERCE. COMMISSION
SCsI'I,NDS ADV ANCES
~ Evcntau Herald 4. q, t~assa Ntrsl

W-T- "TT"TV"- y - w w
auf,s In the Hrin for trans-conti-
uenial railways caring for the icing
and roalius ol ears prior a. shipment
from california points 90 eastern
destinations, were amin suspended too
day unul April rs next ~ the To-
ierstatc commerce commission
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
BLUE BALLOT CONDEMNED
BY ARCHBISHOP P|TAVAL
IN STATEMENT TODAY
PROMINENT PRELATE SAYS GRAVITY OF
SITUATION COMPELS HIM TO SPEAK NOW

Head of Catholic Church in New Mexico Declares That
Amendment Proposed to the Constitution Means Chaos
in the Public Affairs of New Mexico and Will Pre-.
vent Any Kind of Stable Government Business Would
Suffer- Our People Would Be Injured and Future Pros
perity of New State Would Be Greatly Jeoparadized
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
Mis-. FAIRBANKS IOSI,s
Siu,aNu NC OI Jt,NTI.~
tny ENrhinE Herald 4. q. Leased Wirei

y VNlcnF0- OOi y VIZ Wlr- .
, rem Fmrnant ut Chuagn SOCIAL.
. leader aud Wif, OF the un af .
. former Vice President Fair. q
: banks. reported to tho polio, to- .
. day that a has containing icNcls 4
. worth 100000 had hcru taken .
. from her ON a Pullman car vn q
. route from Boston n rhicapn z
D week uEo o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
FoMLER MAkEs NEW sTARr.

Pasadena. Calf. Ott Robert
g. Fowler made another start on his
proposed urans.continvnlal fliaht 10.
day ho rose ~ 10 - O'Clock and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
" NGoN TRNiL go
Nit~N VERDI rNtlk
NV Evsnins Heratd \ a. LeRa~d MireI

Washington. OCT wagon
tran has heyu built fr"m Mnnros.
Colo. Within s,Npu miles of Nrsu
Verde National park. u which tine
ruins VI iho rlrf dwpllcrs are locat.
Cd. u Is believed that the road VIII
he completed next year Heretofore
the ruins have hocn reached onit oNu.
a trail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21

old hs course Tor banning on the
Sc, Ui fhc dessert
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-27
WILLIAM {. JOHNSON
Tells STORY OF
JUAN CRUZ
Former Chief Of Indian Secret
Service Publishes Booklet
Of Much Interest in New
Mexico.

The story ~ Juan cruz" h the
title 0f a small book recently publish
ed, the author being william y. John
son until recently CHIEF special officer
OF the United states indian service.
The book gives history Of the pue-
olo OF santa clara. the legend of Mon
tesuma, and a story OF the life OF Juan
Cruz. the Santa clara Indian who IN
accused OF being responsible for tae
death 90 Dolores Garcia. following an
effort to break up the liquor traffic
johnson claims existed In the pueblo.
The trouble when resulted IN cruz
killing Garcia caused n spirited aud
country wide fight between johnson
and &. J. crandail. then superintend-
ent Of the Indian school In Santa Re-
The general public is familiar with the
culnlnntion OF the -Crandall
scrap, but IN The Story of Juan Cruz"
johnson of course tells all the details
of his side OF the story. Johnson
takes occasion To rap number OF
federal officials In New MexiLS and
Washington because OF thclr slicged
Unfair treatment of his defense when
he was called 90 task by the commits
sioner of Indian Affairs. Copies OF the
booklet may be- obtained gratis from
johnson. whose permanent address Is
Laurel. Maryland.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-27

timated. became incensed at Darrow
because the attorney would not take
the scribe Into his condolences.
piacusslng the article ana the truth
OF the charge that barrow was caught
In the net which brought Franklin
into the laws hands. District Attor-
ney Frederlcks said:
We hive no ease against Darrnw
on a bribery charge. no matter What
our personal opinion might be. we
are shielding no person from a fclony
prosecution. and II we could connect
Darrow with the nancy paid Taller
man Lakewood or Juror Rains wife
we would start proceedings against
him az once. The fact that we haven't
should be prlma facie evidence that
We have no case against Darrow."
Attorney LoCompic Davis, connect
ed With The Mcnamara defense. said
he knew of his own knowledge that
the writer OF Golfers Weekly article
was actnnted By personal hatred for
barrow. Following a worldly aiterca-
ton between Drrow and the writer.
who wax here during the Mcnamara
lria,. Davis raid he overheard Darrpw
brand the writer AZ liar, ana the lat-
Ter depart. highly lncenred ami sweat
Ing vengeance.
IA far az the articie'r attack on
DRrrow goes. 4 ~ anquallhedly false.'
declared Davis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-27
NEW METHOD is NOW
IN USE ON FORESTS
No Oaice work Necessary on New
Plan az Reconnaissance Work la Use

r. u. Longworth. engineer for the
forest service. has returned 10 the
city after "a trip 90 the Siigreayos and
TontO forests. On these forests n
survey aud eatlnato Of the timber has
Just been completed A new method
IL being pursued In this work now.
Compass lines are run through each
forty" and these are tied To base
lilies run with transit The aneroid
Is used 10 get an approximate idea OF
the topography, but this II constantly
checked with bench marks on the
roads and trails. along which level
line Is run. The notes are written In
the held. and when tho field work Is
done. practically an OF the mapping
and estimating necessary IN done anu
the work ~ complete without any Of
Zee work being none.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-27
YOUNG CHINESE OF
PORTLAND SMASH
JOSS HOUSE

Portland. ore, Dec. 27.--ChIna-
tnxn I'm Portland IA reeeneratcd The
o., - - 49,. =.
''"'' H''F ""9 I'VE" "'N'"' wv" ~
in The form OF a grand ceremonial
smash-up Of the official Joss house.
In Witch damage variously estimated
~, nom s2O. 600 10 sac. 600 was done.
Last night a number OF young chi
nese broke into the new Joss house
az 2gIM Davis street and with axes
and crowbarr smashed twelve sacred
figures. deflled the sacred ten and
wrecked the ornaments. The dam
age win amount a. between t20. zoe
and $4,000
To-day hundreds Of Chinese of the
Younger aud older gencrat' ons crowd
ed about the behendcd and mu,ilat-
ed idols. some swearing vengeance
ON their vlolators and others looking
on the wreckage with broad grins
aud distinct chuckIes.
The Chinese OF the two factions
swear that the matter IN not yet
ended. From the point OF view ~
the older generation the wrecking of
the Joss house means the running Of
the lives OF the despoilerr and pre-
SCENTS dread question OF how the
older generation may survive the
coming year.
Chinese New Year soon viii come.
and without the losses the worshipers
OF Buddha and members OF the older
sect win he unable 10 ask for fav0rs
for the forthcoming year. New iossos
can be obtained only from china
homemade figures do not suffice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-27
sPEC|ALT|Es GAIN
! attention TODAY
ON WALL STREET
Selected Stocks Responded TO
Manipulative Orders But
There Was Little General
Interest in List.

sny Ustniax Bsssla A. y. LEASED wsseD
New York. n. ", Dec. e1.--specu-
lative Interest Ia Will street today
Was dlserted 10 the speciallies. owing
10 shs continued sluselAhnesa Of the
standard stock Trading continued 20
be on a small scale with an absence of
naeressive tactics BY operators ON
elaner side. The under tone Of the
market grew better Ia the second hour,
but buying oi the leaders was of a
rgstrlcted. character. National biscuit
rose 4. Bethlehem stoci. 3rs and
North American. 4.
Bonds vera steady.
selected stocks responded 10 man
lpulatlve orders but the market orig
lnniiy displayed little interest In tho
special movements and remnlned In n
state 81 lhaction. Lehlgh Valley show
"a some ~ and went M 20 isGt m
short, order other coalcrs remained
slunnlsh and there was sieclino OF
Two points IN Central railroad Of New
Jersey The copper stocks vera Ia
favor. especially N Utah. which rose
q point Some revival ~ lntefcpg IN
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