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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18
Engagement of San Mateo Girl,
Carolina c. Biven, to Salt
Laker, Is Announced.
CUPID STEERS THE BIPLANE
Aviator's Soaring Does Not Inter
fere With His Wooing Sweet
heart of School Days,

Special 10 The Tribune,
SAN MATEO. April l7.-That Clarence
IA. Walker, the young society man and
accomplished aviator, has not been de-
voting himself exclusively to science
during his remarkable flights over the
neigllboring country was revealed today
which his engagement was announced tc
Miss Carolina G. Biven. Friends OF the
couple knew of their attachment but no
one was taken into their secret until to-
day. The wedding will take place in
June.
Walker is the son OF the late David
+, Walker. at one time president Of the
California Safe Deposit and Trust com
graduating from ST, Matthew's military
academy. he attended the University OF
Utah. returning To California To take
up the study Of aviation.
In remarkably short time Walker
has become an expert. flying about the
country In his Curtiss biplane. His most
sensational performances consisted OF air
trips during the past week between here
and Palo Alto, distance OF fourteen
miles,
Miss Biven is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs: John f. Biven of this city.
She received her education at the San
Mateo high school. She is d girl of ex-
traordinary beauty and one of the most
popular members OF the younger set.
Miss, Miss Heyin ;, is but - years OF age,
Miss Enid and Ethel Gregg. Walker
- He ii,s WIN inherit large portion of his
queathed to Mrs Walker and suit for A
division was instituted by Walkers chill
dren in Salt Lake.
Both the young man and his fiancee are
widely known in San Mateo and received
today the good wishes Of their many
friends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18
ANOTHER OUTBREAK IN
BLOODY BREATHITT
Feudists Shoot Up the Town OF Jackson
Following the Killing Of
Jason Deaton.

LEXINGTON, Ky, April l7-Lawless-
ness reigned in jackson, Ky, the scat OF
Brcathitt county, on Saturday night, ac-
cordinS TO persons arriving here today,
who brouGh, the first news OF the dis
turbancc.
Friends OF Jason Dcnton. who was
killed In feud fight with the family of
Ansc White. week ago. shot up
the town according 10 the reports. firing
pistols into houses Unfortunately
No one was hurt according to the in
formation brought here. but the guard
abou, the Jail in which members OF The
White family are held. has been in
creased
1t is reported that the Deaton faction
is planning TO raid the iail and wreuk
summcry vengeance on the Whites
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18
DIRECT ELECTION BILL
COMES UP IN SENATE
Opponents of the Measure Try to Divert
II From the Judiciary
Committee,

WASHINGTON. April l7.-Thc first tilt
in the senate over the ioint resolution
providing for the election Of senators by
direct vote occurred today when oppo-
nents Of the measure attempted TO have
Il referred to the committee on privileges
and elections instead Of judiciary
\ debate resulted in postDoaing the
question OF reference until the next meet =
ing Of the senate on Thursday.
II the resolution should be sent to the
judiciary committee It probably would be
reported back without amendment, while
the action Of the committee on privileges
and elections would he open to doubt.
The Indications today were that the
friends of the resolution would he sue
ccssful in their efforts to send Il To the
judiciary committee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18
EVEN PERSONS WOUNDED ON
AMERICAN SIDE OF THE LINE

eota PRlETA, April 1.-THE most
-Portant battle of the Mexican revolu-
~ was fought here today between
~ federals. under command Of
'Seu,tenant Colonel Diaz, and 1000
.1cis' under BaIasario Garcia. and re-
;le1 In the repulse of the former.
~ battle, however, was not finally
<''siye 1t lasted from $3.50 n m, un.
Ih";naown' At nightfall two federal
were in possession OF the
1t;as, ana they had suffered n loss
nated at 200 killed and wounded
|ten, rebels gave their own loss al
.,d,u iIn the beginning of the battle. re,
'nitod OF The warning given by the
"'ateS government to the lead.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18
NOW UP TO CONGRESS.
President Taft Believes He Has Done all
That He Can.

WASHINGTON. April 17.-PresIdent
Taft felt tonight that he had done per-
sonallv all that can he done by him to
control the situation along the Mexican
border. He and his advisers believe that
now congress must say whether the sit
uation is grave enough 10 warrant inter-
ventjon and IT'S consequences.
Through the state department the ad-
mnistra tion played what may he regard
cd as IT'S last card today. 1t reitcra ted
In no uncertain fashion the representa-
tons made 20 Mexico n few davs age.
that affairs like that at Fort Douglas and
Aqua Pricta las, week must not be re"
peated Instead OF awaiting the Gus
tomary period for n formal reply from
MEXICO the department. asked for I'M
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18

PASO, April IA
night believed be reliable
arrived within miles of
EI. PAso April 1s ? a mFirng has commenced the E
In
darkness impossible to distinguish the parties involved but the
the federal oupos preparatory to attack Juarez
The of the firing
orozcos forces made the attack federal
that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18
PLUMBER USES GUN
AND AK ON FAMILY
Kills Wife and Three Children. Mort7IIy
Wou u'ds TWO Little Ones and Com
mltS Suicide.

YOUNGSTOWN. o.. April 17-Grnnt
Rlekerd. a plumber. shortly after mid
night attacked his wife and five children
with gun and AK. and killed his wife
and three children and PROBABLY mortally
wounded The other two children. Ho then
shot and killed himself
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18

ers Of both forces, a rain Of bullets
poured into the American town of
Douglas; and when the day was over
~ was found that seven non .combatant
residents of that city had been
wounded. 1t was n day almost Of ter,
ror in Douglas.
When day broke it revealed the fed
eral forces formed in fan.shancd hot.
tie line in the level country about a
mile distant from Aqua Prieta, with
their machine-guns in the center They-
gave notice to the enemy of their pur-
pose with hail of bullets from the
machIne'guns. supported by their
mnsketTv. their evident intention being
Continued IN pono T,yr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18
ONE MAN KILLED AND
FOUR BADLY INJURED

WESTON. ". Va, April IT.-One man
was killed and four others were seriously
hurt when gas pipe exploded near this
place today. The men had uncovered the
Dipc line To repair "a leak when a spark
from glancing blow OF hammer ig-
nitcl the gas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18
NOMINATION OF FISHER
CONFIRMED BY SENATE

WASHINGTON. April 1T.-The senate
today confirmed the nomination OF Walter
l.. Fisher OF Illinois az secretary OF the
interior.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18
VARS WORST
/ BATTLE WILL
BE- RESUMED

inal Struggle VIII Begin at Close Quar-
4 ters This Morning; Many Thrilling
a Scenes Witnessed as Warriors of Both
Sides Fight With Furious Detern1ina-
rion Throughout the Day; Federals at
First Repulsed.
|ULLE7S RAIN ACROSS BORDER:
SEVEN AMERICANS WOUNDED
|v Brilliant Coup Didz Men Gain Edge of
Town and Continue Engagement in
Darkness; Fighting Ends Before Mid
night With Insurrecfos Holding Most OF
Their Posts After Capturing Two Ma
chine Guns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18

Continued on Page Two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18

Continued on Page Seven.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18

ADVERTISING is a sure
sign Of ambition-and am
bition usually wins in
business.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
atrenEth ZODIAC Into wheat.

strength today Into wheat.
Opening prices were l-sc lower 10
lac up. December started NJ 20 ssso
to 10 AZ. an advance Of i-sc 70 f-tc.
reacted 20 % 7-s@ go and then rail-
He'd 20 "a s-sg save. The close wss
strong with December Lac net higher
at s2Mc.
Aithongh DUH corn t0rncd sharply
upward with wheat, December open
ed a shade 10 i-tW s.sc down al s9M
TO o. 3-tc. but later assembled 10 as
i-sc. The close was steady IT SO i-so
FOR Dccen her. not gain OF i-s0 s-sc.
oats climbed up from the outset.
December started unchanged so t-sc
higher al t7i-tc 20 ~ s-sc' and rose
90 "a s-se. -
An advance M the yards carried
provisions upward an we'll. initial
gales were shade 20 ~ u ioc dearer
with Mar sis.70 for pork: ss.ss for
lard and ts.s7M 10 ss.s0 for ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
AEROPLANES PLAY A
STRONG PART IN
SCOUTING OF
ITALIANS
American Officers on Chester
Arrive at Marseilles and
Give Graphic Description of
Tripoli Fighting.
BIRDMEN SOLDIERS
DOING GOOD WORK
On, E,.a,.s n.rs,s 4. >. s.e...4 w,.s,

tny Eseaing nersia a. =. ssesssa wisel
MaTscilics. France. Nov. BOT
sicera Of the American cruiser Ches-
ter. which arrived from Tripoli Sat
urday. are unanimous 81 the opinion
that foreigners are IN no danger there
Commander Decker viii forward an
official report ON the situation 10
Washington
Officers OF the Chester say that
during their stay at Tripoli the TURK
ish batteries located east OF the city
were directing IN ineffective ARE
against the Italian waTshiIs Ia the
rondstead
The 0liicoIs think the Italians con-
troll the situation IN Trip0h and are
advancing slowly Into the Interior,
The cholera situation In the city ~
bsd. but apparently the epidemic n
not serious among THE italian forces.
The general impression OF tho
Italian aviation service was that Il
was very effective IN facilitating the
advance OF the Italians From the
lhester the acroplanes could be seen
Inancuvering above the forts IN the
harhor and over the aoses. the trees
Of which concealed Arabs and Turks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
YOUNG MEMS CLUB
TO Be FORMED IN
THIS CITY
Organization Looking To-
ward Formation Of Y. M. c.
A. to Have Membership Be-
tween 16 and 20 Years.

A number Of young men IN the city
are making plans to formulate a
Young Mems Ciub.T H. be open In
membership % conanaiai young fell
lows between the ages Of sixteen aud
twenty u h contemplated TO include
in The roles OF the oraenixatlon's
fnemberahip perhaps sixty, aud 10 ne-
cure club room. whore q genuine
good time could be had on any dull
evening. or between times during the
day Tho ultimate object OF the club
" 10 form Y. 81. &. A., when sum-
cient interest can be aroused In ltn
activities.
Chester Bobber. Charles Clarke ana
Dick Hrt man are among those VINO
have considered the matter In an in
formal way They are now engaged
In getting an expression from among
th.ir aeauaintances 10 the details
which would be desirable In the man
asemcnt ~ the affairs Of the organi-
xatlon. II IL thought that pool fa-
BILE. and reading room would be a
desirable feature, ana that an occa-
sional dance would carry ON the pur-
poses AZ the club. An organization
meeting viii be called at the earliest
opportunity. In the meantime. those
interested In an enterprise of this
Kind. are requested 20 communicate
with n. X, care the Herald" ana
their sugeeatIons viii be given prompt
attention by those who are interested
In making the cluu a success.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
M0RTUARY.
David Islalne Tlo,nss.

After an illness of week. cnlmin-
aiing q rtruggle against the white
plague, David f5laine Thomas sue
fnmbed 10 the grim reaper. sunday
afternoon at t;s0 o'clock az his home
on South Edlth street, He leaves a
Vile and infant son.
Mr.. Thomas was a well known
matchmaker of this city and m Paso
and was beloved uf many friends. Aa-
miration and respect we're accorded
him on every hand becsuso of the GAL
LIANT night he made for life and health
as wen az for hls many estimable
qualities.
Beside his wife and son. Mr. Thomas
leaves two sisters In this city, Mrs. ~
4, Medler and Mrs. c. +. French; a
brother IN Columbus and one IN Gal
iopollp, Ohio. the family hone. and
two sisters IN GaiiopollB and one in
Columbus.
Pending adyices from the relatives
In the east. the body win be held here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
COURT NOTES

In the probate court tails morning.
the estate 81 James Enslehart came In
for considerable attention. A petition
WAS presented by James y. Brown.
asking Go be appointed administrator
Of the estate and a similar petition
from Mark Engiehari. asking that
Frank Mckee be appointed was also
presented. brown MOVED 10 strike
from the records the latter petition.
and certain promlssory notes OF En-
alehart's showing him To have been a
debtor OF i3rown's were introduced as
evidence. After several witnesses had
been heard. the court granted the pee
ililon OF Mark Enelehart. and bond
was set at $4,000. An appeal was
taken and the appeal bond OF $50 was
nled by Brown.
The hnal report OF Tomas Griego.
administrator Of the estate of Flo
mena Griegp was presented. and tho
court fixed the first Monday IN Fe6ru-
AIRY ms the date for the hsarlng OF the
namc.
Marriage licenses were Issued today
20 Carolina Apodaca, aged ~ and
Jacobo isncero. aeed SO. both ~
Ranches de Albuquerque; 10 Josofa
Garcia and salvador Carnuel % san
Antonio, and 20 Albert NJ. Jones aud
Blance Hoffman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
EIGHTEEN BANDITS
HELD At BAY BY
MAN AND WIFE
Like Shilling Shocker Is Story
of Actual Adventure of
Ibarra and Wife in Old
Mexico.

tBy tiserisE Iacrsfs a. '. t.sssrs wire,
Nalardcna, Mex. Nov. la.--The
story nf how Francisco Ibarra and his
wlfc fepulsed the attack which eight
cen bandits made on the Ibarra store
today might have come from "shii-
ling shockcr" instead % the real life.
TIE mauraudcrs were attracted by
the guns and ammunition in fharra's
stock ~ wei as the silver bullion he
was reported 10 have on hand. The
storekscper had warning of their APP
preach. and barricaded the doors Of
the strongly buili adobe shop. lie
iclcphoncd To- this city for rurales.
but the bandits made their attack be-
fore the ruralcs were scarcely more
than started.
Iharrn and sonora ibarra, both IA
mlslnr with the use OF firearms.
crouehed behind the small. barred
windows of the shop and poured a
deadly IRE on their attackers when
the latter fled they left five dead and
three wounded on the aeld.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

Loricn Miller. son Of a fprmor sec
Rotary OF New Mexico. was recently
married and appolnied manager OF
the Home Clothlng company IN
Springfield. Missouri Since visiting
here last spring, Mr. Miller has been
In L.Gs Angeles and san Francisco.
A hunting party composed o.
Mcssfa Joseph narnotf. w. l. Trim
bic. FRED Fisher and tireon. returned
this morning from trip east o. So
CORE
Alvin n. white. Democratic cnndl,
date for superintendent VI public IN
slfaction. Is Ia the clty today from
|ple home ~ silver CITY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
CATTLE RA|sERs OF
MIDDLE WEST ARE
MUCH ALARMED
Reported That National Blu
reau Of Animal Industry Is
TO Withdraw from State Of
Texas.

tfs Esening ItevrIa a. q. leased WiFsl
Kansas CITY. Mo-. Nov. i3.--cattle
raisers Of Missouri, Kansas ana Me-
braska are much worried over re-
port which has gained much cred
enve, that the National Bureau Of
Animal Industry n about to with
urrW as activities from Texas, due
TO the lack In that state of effor,a
10 eradicate ticks and acabion. The
step would mean that the work Of
years and the expenditure Of hun
dreds Of thousands OF dollars WOULD
80 for nauahs.
At the Kansas city stock yards
there n q special department where
an quarantine cattle must be mar
ke,ed They are sold as fganners''
mostly their value being much low
~ than thar 81 clean cattle. An In
terstate aksoels,loa OF livestock sani-
tara commissions was formed two
years ago to remedy the Texnr situ-
alton but the Texas commission re-
fused 10 accept outside aid. The
association viii meet December IN
Chicago 10 consider sny new mcans
that may be adopted,
Should the bureau withdraw from
Texas and the quarantine be obilt'
Grated, millions 81 ycarllng cattle,
nov brought from Texas ranges and
fattened for slaughter on the north
ern farms. would not be available.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
NEW TAILORED HATS
At FERGUs0N'S

The discriminating women of Al
buquerquc. those who can recognize
good style IN millinery when thoy see
II, VIII be- Interested In shipment OF
new tailored numbers received today
az the Ferguson millinery. This ship
ment says the very last word In 1911
styles. and the prices range moderate
~ from 81 ia $3.50 An attractive
new assortment 81 dress shapes Is
also on display nj Fereus0n's.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

New York. Nov. is.---Csll money.
: as per cent prime paper. sWfh
per cent; silver ssei Mexican dollars,
ave.
Copper. si2.iea ts.as.
Lead. s4.2GaAao.
AmalEamntod. So 80.
sugar III.
Atchlnen, fg1 Ia
Great Norlherns Ies l-s.
New oYrk Central. toA ia.
Northvrn Pacific. iaGM.
Reading. 1S1 as.
southern Pacific. ii2S-s.
Union Pacific. ITO rs.
steel. 81 SIS
steei. preferred. ios i-s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
STOCKS Tagging ON
WALL Street
Interest in List Today Was
Lost and Trading Opened
With a Heavy Tone Due to
London.


10y Evssiss sssrsss 4. =. s.sss~x wsrs,
New York. Nov is.--ln,eress IN
stocks Jagged today. with prices aen-
orally lower In london. rsdlng beean
with heavy tone. owin8 10 a contln-
uation OF pvoht taking and lack az
outside demand. Tho ceurEe % the
market encouraged bear traders 90 re-
new their operations ana they were
able 10 bring about sohle fefeseibns.
Prices advanced bit but the chief
gains were limited toe handful %
siocks. such NJ the coaiers and the
illsl group Other stocks improved
IN more sedate fashion ara scanned 10
offcr less resistance to the lfsformn-
tent prefil taking ana bear selling. Lee
high valley established new high
level for the present movement, touch
ing iSi Ia. Reading showed an i'm
pFovement Of about two points over
last woeS's closing, and Consolidated
uas, three. Bonds we're Irregular. Bull
manipulation was suspended FOR a
while and when pronts were sought
The whole list broke sharply. Lehish
Valley rellnauished al but a small
fraction Of ~ forenoon advance;
Reading dropped back 10 v point
uhder Saturdays ciose; United slater
Steel a point and Union Paclnc ana
southern Pacific. is-s. A few in-
active stocks were hficd materially
before the market weakened. United
States Rubber rose ~ National Bis-
cut, ~ and PIttssurn Coal prefer
red. three.
Speculation became very gniot on q
fractional rally from the lowest Thu
recovery brought most OF tho list 10
q trifle above saturdays clcse.
The close was weak.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

chlcago. Nov. -Decem-
Der. ssh; May. - as
Corn--Dsc,. Gs@63 i-sc; May. sf-
s-smsshc.
Onts---Dcc.. az 5-Se. May so i-Sc.
Pnrk---Jan.. ttG.es.
tnrd-~Jan.. ts.so@sssM.
Ribs--Jan.. t>.to.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
DOOMED NAN MUST
DIE, SAYS COURT
The snprrme conrt Denies Position 90
SAVE Neck ~ Young isentiIe Srn-
tesscsd for staying itIs wife.

: ~ Eseasa9 Sssssse a. .. s.e@sse wtres
prems court OF appeals today opposed
rs I, petition sof 2 wIls oI eIIof BY
numbering his Young wife last July.
This decision on the appeal from
the Judgment Of the Chentorneld court
which aoniencod him 70 die IN the
eleciric chair November "a. Il Anal
Clemency or ropflete By Governor
sIann only can save tho condemned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
TRIPLE MURDER IS
DISCOVERED IN
NEW YORK
Police Unearth a Crime That
Throws Shadow on Father
Mother, Daughter and a
Child Are Killed.


New York. Nov. IA triple MUIR
der was committed today In Brook
l,n. Two women. mother aud dangh-
ter, and the child OF one OF them
were found dead IN dwelling on
Pork avenue. The father OF the child
Is being searched for BY the police
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
MRS. BoOTH TAl,KIs0r0N
SEIZURES 4 DIVORCE
INV EVenipm 1sernld A. q. t.sanea Wfrst

IndIanafollHl Ind, Nov. IA de-
cree of absolute dlrorce today was
sfenfed IA TIE superior court of this
ppEnsy % Mfs. Louisa Fletcher lark
Iu&ion. wife 81 Booth Tarxlnglon. Inc
novelist ana playwright
Mrs. Tarklnatun had not asked FOR
ailmony
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

-. Louis. Mo- Nov. is.--wooi I'M
changed: territory and western med
iumf. 1874 a 2oc: fine mediums. leu
isc; fne, ifaisc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

santa ~ lrein NO 10. scheduled
TO arrive here = : O'Clock lhi6 mora
Las. q marked a. Tor 1850 ih's AFTER
noon. The can of me ooIAe -
eisen alN d burnee tFIesc IL California
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

Essin. Ills. Nov fs.--nutter Arm.
ssc. the same a. last week. Output
ess.sO0 pounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

~. Louis. Mo-. Nov. ia.---Lead. ss.ls
@i.i7ss; speiter. scarce. hlsher. ss.ie.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

cnicago, Ills. Nov. la.--Csttle re-.
ceipts. $4,000: market slrong To zoe
NJ, heeves. sis5@s.s8: Texas steers.
st.oou s.so; western steers. $500
l'svi seockers and feeders, $4,000
s.!o; COWS and heifcrs. se.oeN $50;
calves. 3s.AOQs.2B.
Hogs Receipts $4,000: market Slow
se % ioc up. Light ts.aom0.so.
mixed. $500 Ge.eB; heavy, t0.o0 q
SOS; rough te.ooas.1s; good to
choice heavy, se.s59e.es: plas. ss.es
@s.tO; bulk u sales. ss.ss 1855.
sheep- Receipts ss,ed0, market
generally Toe higher Native. ss.a0 a
$50; warnings, ta.sO0 $50, lamba.
native. fa.5s05.pt; western. ss,7s q
6ss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

New York. NOV. Ia Cotton spot
closed dull; middiina uriands. $3.50;
iniddIlns suit. 1918 No sales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

70 Cure cold r. ons Day.
Tehe LAXATIVE iaAQMo Qainlne
TahlN(a DfuaRihla fefund money II
II falls 10 cafe. n. w GROVES
signature q on each bvk 4Se
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

Kansas city. Mo. soy is,--cassis
receipts is,ooo. including .eeo south.
efnEi market secade "a lao higher
Native steers, 1850 d p.oa. rouibarn
steers ya.efs.ss; southern cows and
heiffs' ts.7s0asO, native COWS and
hs'fers' sa.75@ 1905 siaeEarp and
feeders is.7sWs.ss; hulls. 1s.3sm
t,fb' calves, $1,000 1oos western
pieefA si'Sogs.7o; Western cows, sara
q 800. f-fr ~
Hogs Receipts y.eeo. markst &C. "a
Toe higher BUN. or saics. te.9e0
sos; heavy, ss.t0s1e,sti packer.
and butchers. se.ao n $50: iishts. $3.50
Y $40: plss. ss.4s2 $50.
sheep receipts 10000 market zoe
higher. Muttans t3,po y 900; lambs.
st.oo y s.ooi range Melhers and year.
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