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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-29
his head Mt your,
"Wcdnesdny.r

Soo "b shON lt nny In HE'S
afty-hvc pnges,' stormst Sir. smitb
rising dramatically aud thundcrlnr "a,
the witness, "thnt shows thar x.o.r
mind wasn't clear or TINT YOU fuiI,.d IA
understand n single aucstior mr. an.
sNcr."
.Ihut,s no vov IN ex,r,,,. -
ness protected MIR. WendenburE.
You aSscrt,' insisted Mr. smith,
"that this record shows one question
'nut you aiunt understand or were un-
hnie TO answer intellisentiyW
~ dont know whether II does or not
:iin'e YOU read tie record of Your
evidence mt the eoroner's Inquest
since'"
NO"
Illus IL been read TO your
"No."
"Hns IL heen In your cell Mt the
Henrico jnil:"
"No.' ?
you read the papers giving accounts
OF your evidence,
.,some OF them.n
..Thcre WI, no r-.so, WIN >oy
shouldn't have tnken TINT gun oyer
40 Henry the night you bought IL ?,
.Onl,. whnt 1 have .tot.dn
.Where did Ii. put q ,,hc, Won .,,,
I'm the back part of the ear. Nn.
In front. and don,t kpo, ,,b.thrr a,
uos und.ru.,,h III. .nn, o- ,,..r., "
when wa, he first time Won ,o,d
INV an. ohou, hu>,n, n,n, -;
..on Tbur.J,y niyht fo,In,x,u ,h.
murd.r, "
.Ta ,
-.
Nc"a rr"i" tue Necoro.
VI 3n'ith tedu some eNtracts from
inc Fecora Oh testimony al the coro-
hcr1 inquest TO 'ne eHect that the
nisnt AFTER the inuroer faul went over
10 ms oHCie fehfE nome
ID you know whether you Eaid that
or notf'
~ don't know"
ID sou deny having testified thot
b wan ON ThurSday night"
~ don't know whether I said We'd
nerdaS or Thursdny night MT the In
qucst."
What night did you any you told
your wife about having bought the
gum
~ nm nure I told her. on Thursday
night
ID you deny having told the cor
oner II "ns on Wednesday night"
81 don't know whether I said We'd
nesdny or not"
"Didn't you swear mt the coroner
inquest TINT on that visit you nsk
Henry how he Nnn feeling, md that
be shook hir hendt'
ii think IL was Uncle Henry who 1
asked no" he WINS feeling
mere 20" uischnrEed by the street
chr compnnSf
mil "a' ne.er 'oiu.
g., A" n"m
sxchnry.I Nv n,v.,, 49, W A''
NO. Mir" ,aid the ,,Itn..s u,,, ~.
nr.t au,h Of r..entmcn, ar ~.
working on the rniIronu M IN. .,n,s
tin,c. but had bcen laid OF. mud 7 IN,
called out Ia go TO Raleigh on n train
from keysviile to Raleigh, md / told
my father-in-ia,N TO tell Cnaey-thnt
wns his name, 1 bclieve-thut would
not he Mt work. 1 was not discharged
by Cnney."
"Ho" long did McNuhon talk to
!ouN'
ne came to my house and asked
opoGt inc gun, and 1 told him."
nun you ten people mt the pawn
Hh'p 'hh' you pouEht the gun TO uHc
" '"e "f'"se a "ntch'hhnf
.nI
Pe"r.e ~ d pa"nshop
- ~
when bourh, ,bn >,
the other ,id. ~ arooa sr..
~. navn.hon. rom
.,tn. nnShna. -
hin, LII ,h. ~" ee een
~.
Tho ,irn ,s u,, s,rn.o ~
c- -
~ O. ne az. sua-
e.
~ e. ,p.n'S"t'
- ions
""i '"He ~ hhiH WIN ms VIII
ness
l couiu" say sa" MT Srhlti' anu
the au1outhnneh' unti ms "hofhihs e'
otocA "ao
Al the request OF counsel f1ehry T.
Beattie, Jr' was turhen over again
10 Special agent Scherer lor transmis-
sion TO the Richmond city Jan win
an order that his attorneys might be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-29
FULL sTENOGRAPFIIC REPORT OF PAUI,s EXAMINATION

Continued From First rage)
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ut other stores liz admissible.
THE COuRT:-I do not see the relic
Nnncy of that, aIr. Wendcuburg
MIR. WENDENBURG,-I wnnt 10 fix
the dutc, that tx NIL.
q. Now, then, after attending to
some crumbs for yourself, whut did
YOU dor
4. ! went i,Wne and ate supper.
.tftcr ] nte supper / went over To Man
chester nnd went to the store there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-29

whether Beulah will come forward
and verify the wording of that mes
sage is probe NAUTICAL. The woman is
an enigma, and will remain so to the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
YESTERDAY DEER
SEASON CLOSED

Yesterday was the last day tina
season on which deer could be legally
killed. Although the season on deer
Is very short nov. several OF Anu.
aueraue's famous hunters brought
back their deer apiece. The season
this year has been remarkably free
from poachlng. and IN spite OF espe-
clal activities OF the game wardens
very few offenaes have been detected.
Deputy Game Warden Raymond p.
stamni. who has been on a tour OF the
mountains inyestigntsng certain
charges In regard to the unlawful KILL
ing OF does, reports that game 10 very
pientitui. there being cepcclulIy large
numbers OF turkey and quail. SIR.
Stamm thinks that the new law on
deer - having the desired effect, and
that deer will increase materially
within the next few Years
Territorial Game Warden Gable az
Santa Fe yesterday stated that he
thought the number Of deer killed this
season Is greatly less thnn usual,
! do not think the spoitsmen have
Teaped n great venison harvest. +"
said Game and Fish Warden Gable In
discussing The sport Of the past
month In ihis territory. "Of course
good many hunters have been oui
after the deer but they have not met
wsth any phenomenal success can IN
my opinion, have not greatly reduced
the deer population In our preserves,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
WILLIAM ALDEN
SMITH HERE LAST
NIGHT
Chairman Of Senate Commit
tee on Territories Spends
Several Hours in Albuquer
que; Guest OF Simon Stern.


William Alden smith. senHtor from
Michigan and chairman ~ the senate
committee ON territories, passed
through Albuquerque last night. on
his way home from the Pacific coast.
Mr.. smith spent several hours hero
between trains. Ne has beJn making
a number Of speechcs FOR good gova
eminent in Arizona and the coast cit
les. faf
Mr.. smith renewed the promise
made some time ago. when h. went
through Albuquerque on his way vest.
70 return 10 the state FOR rs inaugural
ceremonies. pnd said that nothing
would please him better than TO visit
the initial functions, as a state, OF the
territory. 60 which he vas admittedly
n friend In need. AR. Smith. follow
Ink his usual custom. declined to ex-
press an opinion on the election re-
suits, or Ia talk on any subject allied
with politics. lie did express, a great
interest In the coming senators from
New Mexico. and was very anxious 70
know who they would probably be.
Mr.. smith spent the time between
trains as the guest 81 simon stern.
whom no met In Washington at thu
time of the campaisn FOR the lmmcdl-
ate admission OF New Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
EDUCATION BOARD
PAYS FOR HIGH
SCHOOL PLOT
Meeting Of City School Super
visors Last Night Author
ICES Final Payment for
Land on Highlands.


A meeting OF the city board OF
education was held last night In the
Central school building witch took
an action that will go far toward sup
plying Albuquerquen crying need Cor
proper high school building In the
near future.
The hoard last night authorized the
final payment Of tiso0 on the plot
of ground which " bought some time
ago for the erection OF q high school
building. This land II the blg plot
at the corner OF Central and BROAD
way. location admirably chescn Tor
convenience and general suitability.
Today the payment was made. and
the deed for the Brouad recorded
with Probate Clerk a. r.. Walker
The board was last night informed
Of the intended removal OF Mr.. Gle
goldt. member. " California. MIR
Giegoldt did not formally resign. but
as he " 60 leave Tor hts new home
on the coast within a short time his
resignation II expected within a few
days
MIR. CIcgoldt has served the city
for several years, and has been faith
ful IN the performance of his duties
as a member OF the board or In any
other work to which he was called
His departure will be marked By real
regret
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
THREATENING RAINS
BOOST WHEAT TODAY

Chicago. Nov. lG.--With rain con-
ilnuing To do damage 10 crops in the
Argentine and with more rain pre-
dicted. the wheat market today began
70 climb. In the option pit the open
INK vas The same 40 iast ulght 10 i-tc
higher; MAY started a shade 10 i-Sm
Lac up az 500 10 90 is. touching
~; use and then advanced To 100 Ia
Corn rose IN sympathy with wheat
May opened shade 20 f.Sc higher M
"a i-2W5-Sc 10 &c use and assembled
10 CSC
Oats felt the effect OF the npwarr
swing Of other cereals May started
al last nieht's level a; AZ Use and was
hoislgd 20 30 Use,
Although provisions eaBed some.
what a. the outset the grain strength
led Substantially TO AN upturD. Initial
sales were unchanged 10 i.2c down
With Aihy delivery slG.7e i-2 Tor pork:
ss.55 ios hard AMI $3.50 20 sS.Ue ~ for
ribs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
REASsUR|NG TONE
DEVELOPS TODAY
IN MARKET
In Decided Contrast to Yes
terday's Weakness, IN
usual Strength Manifested
With U. P. Leading.
tBy ivealaE Herald A. =. I.sssss wlrsD

tby ssveainE Herald A. q. Leased wirsD
New York. Nov. lG.---With the OK.
ception Of a period of uncertainty early
In the day the stock market displayed
a degree Of strength during the morn
ing which WAS In decided contrast With
yesterdays weakness. stocks were
marked up under the leadership OF
Union Pacific and the southern groun
Refusal Of the court to permit the
independent tobacco interests to in
tcrvcnc IN the American Tobacco case
helped the bun party ia force up tho
list. Tho bears ccntcred their efforts
about I.ehigh Valley which yielded
readily nt FIRST bat on It's recovery heir
operations we're encc,nlly checked.
Further advances were made al
through the list In tho second hour
but the purchases decreased auiomat-
scaily ~ prices went higher. linton
Pacific reached iTs Tho coal group.
the heavy accumulation Of ichirh
Velley which sold moro than n point
above yesterdays closing Ind a
strengthening effect on anirated stocks
and there was sctlvo bidding for the
local public utilities. Western stocks
IN general made a gond showing.
Metal isaurs !, responded % the per-
slstcnt buying Of United states Steel
and Amalgamated Copper. both OF
which we're up = point.
Bonds were steady.
Room traders TOOK profits sparlngly
and the market was SCI hack slightly.
i.ehish Valley later was pushed W TO
40 rs hut the general market re-
manned In state 81 Animation. Louis
willie and Nashville and Atlantic coaat
line were absorbed steadily and show.
cd advances OF az and az rospee-
lively.
Stocks were sole more freely In tho
afternoon, the reaction from the beat
figures amounting 10 o point ia Onion
Pacific. Reading and Lehleh valley.
Prices Improved again afterwards but
the market appeared 10 have lost
much Of It's snap.
The close was arm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
DRUMM'S STORY IS
REPRINTED
BY Courtesy Of THE World
Today Employees Maya
zine Produces Story BY Lo-
cal Nan About Motor Trip.

The story OF Harry g. Drum, motor
editor 81 the chicago Record Herald.
OF his "trip over the santa Fe trail IN
an automobile. " reprinted Ia the
santa Fe Employees Magazine this
month, By courtesy 81 tho Wcrid To-
day Drum, while he does not lave
In Albuquerque. married local girl,
and local people look upon him as
a resident Of the city.
The article iH profuseiy illustrated
with photographs. one scene Of the
Rio puereo arr0ya being especially
interesting 10 local motorists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
A SECOND LOT OF
ST|CKERS IS
ORDERED

because the first lnstallmont OF
$4,000 little red and white stickers
lasted less than week. Secretary
n. n Hcning OF the bureau of immi-
grntion has ordered another lot.
double tho size of the first one. and
the handy labels for use ON corrc-
zpondcncc will be again In stock In
a short time,
The labels bear the slogan adopted
FROM the prise contest held some
time ago. "New Mexico. the Sunshine
state" and the demand for them
has been far ahead OF the supply.
Nearly ell the business firms and a
great many private individuals are
using them ON their letters and pack
ages. and In 50 doing are boosting
the state before the public eye.
New Mexico Train - go.
1T now looks said AIR. Hening
this morning. ms though the New
Mexico train 90 Chicago for the lrri-
cation congress would be go. We
are receiving great many applica-
lions for pisces on the train. and
those who want "a get aboard should
make their reservations NJ once. We
have had five applications from the
Mosilla valley alone, and every mali
brings one or more. believe we are
going 10 have mighty good repre-
sentation az the congress"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
CURTAIN TO RISE At
NINE O'CLOCK
Manager Frank Stortz Delays
Opening Of Richard and
Pringles to Accommodate
Persons Who Work Late.

o'clock curtain win be the rule
AT Richard n rringlu's minstrel show
here saturday night. The change
from the usual hour of sac h made
al the Instance OF Manager Frank
Stortz to accommodate the many
people who must work late saturday
evening or who have their buying to
do at thai time.
The sale OF seats for this attract
i've presentation opened this morn
ms. and goodly number have been
disposed OF. though there are ntill
many good oEes To be had.
Tho personnci 81 The outn pmny con-
sains the named 81 such well known
performers as Clarence Powell. the
dean OF Ethiopian comedians. Tom
White. Arthur Wright. nnnnle Spar
row, Dave smith. the famous OK
ponent OF leggcrmaula: Fred Slmp-
son, "the Black Pryor" Major Dam
iels. the worlds greatest colored
bass soioist: sidney kirkpatrick. the
fashion plate interlocutor and bari
tone: whitney Whey dclinoator OF
the Aunt pinad" character studies.
aud a host of others--forty In all
The scenic and electrical parapher-
malta "a the best that money can buy
and specialized brains produce.
The wardrobe u the costiiest ever
carried by minstrel organization.
Get one OF our nne Dinner Sets for
your Thanksgiving Party. Albert IA
Der; Furniture. Stoves. Carpets.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
FRIDAY BIG NIGHT
FOR ELKs IN THE
CLUB ROOMS
Mysterious Stunts Will Be
Pulled Off Which Will
Surprise and Delight Those
Who Are Present.

The entertainment committee OF the
Albuquerque Lodge. y. r, o. H., has
announced that there will be- some
thing doing" on Friday nlghi a. the
Elks' club rooms, beginning about
80 The committee, however. Is
very reslcient about disclosing the
nature OF the proceedings. but by
many mysterious and diverse winks
and mods. and significant looks indi
este thai the entertainment viii he
VERY CLASSY"
This Is 10 he eXclaslvely for the
best people" and while the attend
ance Is limited 10 Elks. Il Is urged ~
the committee that every Elk be- on
hand 10 share the fun. Any member
OF the benevolent order who does not
pat IN HIS appearance. II IL said. will
regret u to his dying day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
PERSONALS.

Captain james y. Adams. chief OF
the department Of operation of tho
forest service al Washington. spent
several hours IN tho olty todaY. after
attending tho supervisors meeting nj
~ Paso, lcavlnS on No, this after
noon,
John w. Dgffy. Of the office OF the
ncsai assent OF the forest service here.
has returned from the supervisors'
meeting al Va Paso.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
kansaa cItx Llv.s,oek.

Kansas City, Nov. i0.--Cattle re-.
celpts 1000. including 300 southerns.
Market steady. Native steers ts.00u
900: southern steers sf.0ON62a;
southern cows and heifera t2.750t $50;
native cows and helfors ts.G0M700;
siockers and feeders t3.75m5.T5.
bulls s3.506f509. calves st.oeu7.75:
western steers si.00G7.00: western
cows g3.O0n5.00.
Hog receipts $4,000 Market STEADY
10 q shade higher. LiRht s5.09n6.s5:
mixed s6.i0G6C5: heavy s6.i0nG6f,
rough tG.ioti $50; good 10 choice
heavy sG.3oGf667 Ia; pigs si25m
$40: bulk OF sales s6.35er6.G0.
Sheep receipts 1000. Market steady.
Mustons sS0O4 400: lambs $4,000
500: range wethars and yeaflingE
S3.254 AIS. range ewes t2.O0G3.5s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

New York, Nov ie.--Celi money.
? as per cent. prime paper. t@sM
per cent; silver. SO SIS; Mcxlcan dol
lars. fgt5c.
Copper. sfa.esmts.fs.
Tin. ss5.2s9 4s.g5.
Lead. st.asml.fo.
AmaiTamntcd. So SIS.
Sugar. III as.
Atehison. ice a.
Great Northern. i97.
Nsw YORK Central, io7.
Northern Pacific. IFS SIS.
Reading. $50.
Southern Pacific. liz "a.
Union Pacific. III rs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

New at Crystal featuring the only lady eccentric dan
in the world

@fa0; western stccre s3s0@5.i0;
cows and heifcfs si.soab.s5; calves
s5.50fS.25.
Hog receipts $4,000. Market steady
TO strong. Bulk OF sales se.iGWG.ts;
heavy sG.t006.5o; packers and butch
|eFs s6.sSffG.50: lights s5.7anO.iV.
pigs si.25ff5.00.
Sheep receipts $4,000. Market steady
10 i0c lower. Native 81 50937E: west
ern s265ms70. yearllngs s375di70;
lambs native ssd5MJ.S5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
COURT NOTES

District Clerk Thos X. ID. Maddlson
yesterday poured out 10 waste a large
amount OF the liquid evidence In q
number Of cases Of the sale OF liquor
10 Indians. The vaults in the district
Office were crowded with bottles and
jugs % the STUN, which was 'fira water
IN fact as well as name. Judging from
the smell
The case OF Julian Howard. charg-
ed with passing bad check To the
Rico Cafe. Il today In the hands of the
jurors. having beer brought 10 y close.
70 far as argument ana evidence are
concerned, about 1850 this morning
The district court Is now occupied IN
the trial " AuguEtln chiauisui n
Pueblo indian. for criminal assault al.
legged 10 have been committed upon
The person OF Marie virginls Chavez.
also nm iHiete Indian. The alleged as
sauii took place on tina 2sth or eelh
81 last August, that being the feaas day
OF San AuEustin. corresponding 20 q
large extent with Thanksgiving day.
Whether AuEustln partook Of too
much new bIno In celebration Of hls
saints dag or whether his action Was
from some other cause a not known.
lie II about IS years old. aud his al
legged victim \ anout a..
suit was fled today By Angelo Wv
laBl and Julia catellna against Henry
and Lena Auae. and Frank ], Wilson
and the Western Meat company.
for the Foreclosure OF a trust deed cx.
ocuted December T. 1909 as security
Tor principal and Interest Of $4,000
loan claimed to haVa hsar made Augc.
Wilson ana the mea, company appear
~ defendants through the holding Of
a second Hen upon the same property.
q tot In the HuninR addition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

Nelson Re Grand. lumherman for
the forest service. win leave toniKhs
Tor ~ paso. whore he viii meet A. =.
Peck, az the department Of operation
for this district. and n. y. cniklns
alao Of the forest eeryIce. The threw
WIN 20 70 Hasten and New York for
several weeks stay.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

sloren. ~ NJ " \ Albuquerouc IN
1919"
~ j. generally conceded tnat the
hFht lies between Aihuluorlur ana
santa ~. Win Aipuqucrlue having
the advantage IN ae.u cunt ~ the
moetlng ~ snntA ~ this year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

81 i.ouls, Nov. le.- Wool steady;
territory and western mediume ITO
zoe. fine mediums leGtisc: fine i2es
i5c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

-sosk Winter
able desirable,
incr are eonplese and prices aud quality uncanElesL
We iu ia receipt OF another black and white
block plaid bnnhetsthe
the finish unusually tl
Thu saNsa inei,es-tie pdce pair.
Ne also showing Ia lie bIooikp Ia
fiowing combinations; niue
s7S0 pair
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

Chicago. Nov i6.--Cattle receipts
i0.00e; marker duh. 10 10 2sc lover;
beeyes ti5dN9-ie; Texas steers $500
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
AUTO PARTY ON ROAD
ONE MONTHS FROM CHICAGO

q ). Roberts and vito. With G. J.
othick. arrived today from Chicago. a
little less than month on the road.
They are travelling IN a coe ear
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

see The nsm slyiss ia DiAlng Room
Furniture at Albert faber'S sos-sf0
West csntfal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

50. Louis. Nov. lG.--InRa higher
ls-ssGss7 IA speIter higher $3.50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

active Clovis wooster had boarded the
front car and was paaalna ont Boost
fOf the State Normal at Clovis
badges 10 al takers. with the admoni.
lion that they work NJ Santa Fo for
the success u the movement clovis
wants the educational association 10
endorse that city as location for the
school IN Eastern New Mexico
Nor ~ the normal the only thing
Clovis wants. She wants the annual
Injecting of the association next year
ana To secarc u IN mailing quito .
considerable propaganda
The high school girls basketball
team. part of the allegation. ia 10
PLAY series ~ three games With the
girls team OF the Santa BE high school
and expect TO win nj least two OF the
series
The bows have along large num-
her of copiog OF the "iiiRh school
Weekly n publication by the students
% Clovis hleh school ana are giving
them away ~ al takers The edition
IL an extra large ono ana Ia handsome
~ illustrated With photographs OF tho
school building, students and student
activities n IL bright, newsy sheet
The basketball girls include Misses
Maybollc Davis. Mildred Norman. MI
bred I.nuro. $ " owen. bessie Woods.
liessie Hyatt Eva Odom. The teach.
ers ana high school instructors with
the delegation are Prof G. y. Davis.
Miss buchanan. Miss Norris. Miss
Rutter, Miss Pearson.
The following are the young men
accompanying the basketball team as
managers or rooters, owen Forbea.
Charles Houchen, Claude Blllington.
Harry Davenport.
They are all out 10 land tne nsHO-
citation meeting next year, and they
are out 20 get that normal school
Maybe they need the normal, but there
IN one thing they do not need. u the
sample OF pretty girls here this morn
ina is q representative one, and that
u beauty institute.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

Wednesday,. Nosrn,her 2and, nj s;a0
y. m. nj sis Nontb Third street, { viii
scil NJ AucttVp tur y. ". g. A., largo
I0i ~ gttsIs nlsd substantial furniture.
ss,slrisilna ~ eversti,ine nec,psary "a
keep i,cusQ on. W. hops that all "
lhe srls,oNs " ihls mobile Institution
WHO need furniture. win nc at the
sale.
j. M. SOLLIE.
Auctioneer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
HUFFMAN CAUGHT
At CHAPELLE
Ex-Switchman Who Had Ne
teoric "a Hours Captured
By Santa Fe Officers at
Small Station.

q. w. Huffman. who had meteoric
"a hours mere yesterday was today
captured al Chapelle, a small station
north OF here. near Las Vegas. HUFF
man was srrcated yesterday morning
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon. upon the person of Ed Nor
ris. lie was released on bond OF 5000.
his surcties being J. r. Goodcll and
A. u. Loken. He failed 10 appear for
his hearing at . o'clock. and last night
held up w. G. smith. a Waterman In
the lower yards and abstraeted hia
gun lie told Smith he would leave
the gun with the yardmaster when he
was done with Il.
Huffman yesterday left the house
where he wsa stopping without set
tling his bill. and with a suit case.
The police were promptly notified OF
his apparent Intention OF beating IL
and II was In watching out for Hun
man that Smith was held up by him.
Railroad officers all along the line
were notified % the desire Of the local
police to lay hands on the mlAsinR
man. and the capture today il the re-
suit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

To Cure 3 Cold IN One Day.
Take LAXATIVE nItOMO Outline
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
Il fails 70 case. ". w GRovE.s
signature IS on earh box. soc