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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
CHAMBER on COMMERCE.

The annual meeting of the Staten
Island Chamber of Commerce will
be held at the Woman's Club head
quarters at st. George tonight. At
this meeting directors and officers
will be elected for the ensuing term.
After. the business session Com
mander Walter S. Sears, superinten-
dent OF the municipal ferry, will de-
liverssan address. After that there
will be a collation. in the tea room
OF the club house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
N.weomb Lead. Tr.p Shooters.

Nswoomh Ieads Trap Shooters.
New York. March 23.-The sixth
national amateur trap shooting cham.
pionship tournament got under way at
Travers island under the auspices Of
the New York Athletic club. In the
preliminary the high gun, n. G.
Newcomb Of Philadelphia, the man
who created the sensation of last
years tourney by winning this event
with a total Of 06 breaks, broke 90
yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
GANG ATTACKS CHINESE BOY.

Leon Kun Set Upon by Frisco Hood
iums May Die.
San Francisco, March 23.-Assaulted
and robbed by hoodlums, known as the
Cow Hollow gang, Leon Kun, a If.
t~een-year-old Chinese boy, is believed
to be dying from injuries received
when he was set upon within a few
yards Of his place OF employment
The gang, which pounced out from
an alley, pummelled and kicked the
little Chinese boy. After breaking
Icons leg and several ribs, they rob-
bed him OF his SIS in savings and fed.
Chinese doctors say he is In a precari-
Gus condition and have notified the
police that the case may develop into
Of murder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
NEW BUILDING TARTED

Ground was broken yesterday for
the new residence og Michael Levi
son, in Eureka place. neal Main
street. The new building which will
be thoroughly up to date, Is to be
frame with a concrete foundation. 1t
win be &c by &c and viii be two
stories and attic. 1t will be built
with all modern improvements. Ga
briel Dissossway, contractor and
builder, ef Riverside avenue, Is the
contractor.
When the new street is opeend Mr..
Levison expects to erect two new
T~stoFes-fn Main street on the site of
his present structure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
Blaze FIREWORKS NEAR
PLANT AT D0NGAN HILLS

Two alarms of FIRE were sent out
from fire headquarters shortly af-
ter 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
for a big brush fire that for a time
threatened the Lloyd fireworks plant
at Dongan Hills. The first alarm
called out Cromwell Engine Com
pany, Cromwell Hose Company and
New Dorp Hook and Ladder Com
pany of the volunteer department
and the second brought 202 engine
company of the paid department
from Concord. Both volunteer and
paid men worked together and sue
ceeded In keeping the flames from
the high explosives stored at that
place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

Policemen ell over the world use
TIE. Policemen stand on their feet
Al day and know what gore. tender,
1wsGtys swollen feet really mean.
They use TIZ because TIz cures
their feet right UP. 1t keeps feet In
perfect conditions. Read what this
policeman has to say: al was mur-
prfned and delighted with TIE for
tender feet. I hardly know how to
thank you enough for ID. ITS superior
20 psrder ar piasters. 4 Gan keep nay
feet In perfect condition. Believe Ia
my snrneas gratifade for TIE. I asa
q policeman and keep an my feet ala
aay-1-EmEy HnrreEi, Austin. Texas.
Q never tried anything like TIz
yea -ieet. IT is different
from anything ever before sold.
I1A is not a powder. Powders and
atfeF foot FemedIeg clog up the pores.
Tx draws out all poisonous xuda-
items which bring IN soreness of the
feet. and Ia the only remedy that DOES.
4IX cI9ana out every pore and glori-
AeH kha keet--your feet.
Keu'I never limp again or draw up
FOUR face IN pain n y0u'u forget
about YOU cornss banlGns and eAl<
souses. You,ff feel Ike s new peFson.
TIE IL Ser sSls at ALI druggists 81
SO per bex. OF tt N5iI be sent you d.
FecE * yea wish from Walter Luthes
II Co. Eh1eaEos Iii
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
FROST NiPS PEACH CROP.

Georgia Growers VIII Cut Down Trees
TO Plant Cotton.
Chattanooga, Tenn. March 23.-DI
patches from north Georgia state thai
there is no longer any doubt that the
peach crop has succumbed to tbs
March frosts.
Many Of the growers say that the,
will use the az and cut thousands OF
trees down to make room for cotton
which Is a sure crop.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
MRS. sLEIGHT HAD GUESTS.

The members Of the Thimble Club
were entertained at the home OF
Mrs. i. W. Sleight, In Johnson ave-
nue., yesterday. Mrs. A. M. Sprague,
Mrs. Edward Ballet and Mrs. Hem
street were guests. Mrs. A. M.
Sprague was awarded first prize, q
fruit dish, and Mrs. John Furman,
second, fancy bowl. Mrs. George
Leven received the consolation prize.
Refreshments were served and Eas-
ter favors were given to each one.
Next week Mrs. William Wincapaw
will entertain,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
WELCOME COuNCm VISITS.

A delegation of members of We'll
come Council, Daughters of Ameri-
ca. of ~Tottenville, visited Molly
Stark Council, In Pleasant Plains,
last night. In the party were Mrs.
Theodore Leven, Mrs. Hector Mon
roe, Mrs. t. o. %Simonson, Mrs. Ed
ward Ballet, Mrs. Abram M.
Sprague, Mrs. P. J. Sprague, Mrs.
John Furman and Miss Beatrice
Monroe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
D.. q. C~ARRINGToN is DEAD.

Dennis q. Darlington, sfxty-two
years old, died at noon yesterday at
his home In Shore road, Rossyille,
after a lingering illness. Mr.. Car
rington, besides his widow, is sur
vived by several children. He was a
cigar packer by trade. Arrange
ments for the funeral will be COM
pleted today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
CLARK'S MAN A DIPLOMAT.
Speaker to Be's Secretary Keeps tho
Political Paths Clear, g

TofItIcNI Faths II6aFs
Washington, March 23.-One of the
powers behind the scenes in the next
congress win be Wallace Bassford, a
former Kansas City newspaper man,
and now private secretary to Champ
Clark, the speaker to be Of the next
house.
Bassford knows politics and especi-
ally the Democratic side of 1t. In the
past he has done much to smooth
Clark's political path. and his diplo-
macy is being depended upon by the
house Democrats to keep his chief In
formed of the Republican minority
and its maneuye In legislative mat
tiers,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
DISTRICT nEpuTY oN VISIT,

UiSTKICT DEPUTY ON VISIT.
District Deputy Grand Chief Mrs.
George VS.. Dubois, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. William Winca-
paw, made an official visit to New
Rochelle Temple, Pythian Sisters,
in that place last night. They were
given a reception.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

district, or Grand Prairie. Thou
sands more will start from mere this
spring. These eabooses are ths
travelling homes of settlers or
homesteaders who will take up many
thousands of acres of government
land in the newly opened district.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
Fertile i-anas.

II is estimated that there are 2s,209.
900 squares niles of fertile land In thu
world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

Some Of tra news OF your smme-
date neighboYhood may ba found In
ahe want ads. today
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
FAVOR FULL CREW BILL.

II Provides For More Trainmen on All
Trains In New York.
Albany, N. T., March 23.-The assem-
bly, railroads committee have reported
the full crew bill. which provides that
on all freight trains Of more than
twenty-five cars long the crew shall
consist Of an engineer, a fireman, .
conductor and three brakemen.
The-crews for passenger trains shah
consist Of an engineer, fireman, con,
ductor, trainman and iagman. If the
mar shall be included in the crew.
The railroad companies strenuously
opposed the bill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
GETS SUSPENDED sENTENcE.

William Yetman, OF Sprague ave-
nue., T~ottenville, received a srs-
pended sentence from Magistrate
Marsh in the second district court
Yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

snbscrsnA for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

Some OF the "news- or your imme-
date Beighborhood may be FOUND In
the want ads foaay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

More than 10000 people I this
Vicinity read the EVENING NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
WEATHER E~vEaYwHsas.

Observations Of tia United
States weather bureau taken at
q ri. m. Yesterday follow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

Mems Finest I'm
ported Worsted
Trousers. IN grey,
neat stripes, per-
feet fitting. great
value; pair
The Washington times., 1911-03-03

FREE-With all purchases at our Toilet Goods
Dept. Saturday a trial sample box of Bcl-Bon
Peroxide Cream, a delightful preparation for the
The Washington times., 1911-03-03

Boys $3.50 Navy Blue Serge Suits with Knckebocker pants sizes
to 10 years Made of pure worsed geganteed absolutely
color New shapes coats with bottom facing hand ed padded shou
ds pants full peg leg with strap and buckle bottoms Including
navy blue serge Golf Cap to match Special Saturday %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
tINIP TELi.S on TIIE
~pEC1AI INTERESTS FIGHT

san Francisco. Sent Tho ar-
i"u uf President Tnu uu the Arizona
statehood btll eliminating the recali
ui th, iudipmr, WAS denounced as an
attempt ut the bribery nf a people
hv Sciiutur Moses r. Clapu of Mime
s"iu at banquet givcu last night
'N th' Direct Legislation league.
What shall W, say of policy to
force au electorate tp foreswcar its
convictions a- the price of admission
tu th" union 10, suid 1T sayors
"i the dark ages 10 is AN attempt
ut th, bribery cot % people There are
two cases uf urlhcr, now being iu-
N,stgatrd by tine senate. yet m the
'acc "i that here Be- uu attempt o.
nrihc whole people The insult t.
tho people OF Arizona will react on
tnr opponents of the recall ut ihc iu-
dietary aud VIII do much To- further
in, recall uf the judiciary through
out the United states
tn, ugut against tho recall of
tine iudiciory is the last stand of the
special Interests
senator Chpp Also attacked tho
PaNn"-Aldrich uritf mV. advocated
woman suffrage ANA outlined tine b.u-
rlilS iu Dee derived from th, passage
"I the initiative, referendum ana &C..
'nlI amendments 90 thc constitution
"f california which uu be- voted ou
october &c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
BEATT|E UNABLE TO
ACCOUNT FOR THE
TRANSLATION Of
FATAL GUN
Vlrginian on Trial Accused of
Wife Murder Gets Respite
Today After Grilling Exam
nation BY State,
BEULAH BINF0RD MAY
NOT TAKE THE STAND

y
Chesterfield count uua.. Nu.. sept
'..Nf..r asking H.ur our uDtuc.
Jr. indicted or Mo. murder tu. ono
uu,-u"H p. Goo how Do, ..ud a.,auu,
'n H. translation ol u. .am. shot.
sun from tup hands ur paul H.nin,.
u. ".u..u, un SATURDAY. .p tl, hand.
H' iu. alleged ugu.uwau uu tH.
w..""tu- Tuesday uI-u. tu. prl-,eu.
uHu vud. % .ts CROSS examination uI tH.
w."u.r tpdas The accused denied
thu' H, ku,H h's cousin Paul had 10
+u. cote 'H. saturday H.slt boo question
"r h.i De-, Nas ujth hu during thtt
Hr.k.
Tho commonwealth tH.rouuou br.
-tu .ts attack uu th. p.ouers stur,
I'. r.butul was practically uu at-
i'Wp. ,' Dnrrou"ruo Paul H,at;io ls
O." nIa alleged meeting RIth Horny Yu
IH'da' night tn ARRANGE for The doe
l|"N %. O. suut gun r H.. cousin ou
fh, saturday fp''0V0ur
~,,rU Wtu.ss.. testified that the.
saw fH. two cousins together ou
rhurday and Mrs e. Iiouehru..
m'th,r.tu-iaV of Paul stated that
H'ut brought Paul home 0s a. mo-
chin, that same evening
second point taken up uy th,
commonwealth NJs uu assault on ~
" NoblItrs testimony JHut Paul bad
20 shot gun on the bridge where ~
worked ou tine saturday on The night
following tho alleged transfer 81 the
gun tu Henry Witnesses sustained
Paul that d, had pp gun - thr bridge
that dtN Hud one uen said hr was
hero during tho tim, ~ Nchltts yis.
t md saw uo gun.
Prosecutor W'douburg during the
'cr's~ said th, prosecution voull not
all B"uluh BBford us O witness un-
loss th"ir cas-, assumed more dcs.
p,rat" ASPECT than % now presented
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
CONNECTICUT WILL
SURRENDER HER
DISTINCTION TO
WYOMING
Secretary Of Navy Has Decid.
ed That Historic Battleship
Will Give Away Honor
Place to More Powerful One
NEW SHIP WILL BE
FINISHED JULY. 1912

Washuaiau Sept pru1lbl
Within 10 .,r t.. 1atU.sblu CONNECTS.
cut Nm,r.lH m.u .mo#. ngwup
Viii ufr.ub., CO.. Uam.r of E,ur "A.
mir' Iinr. o.tH'ar.. .auuUud,I
lu ,b,,' 90. u. Ntpnu, u.,, d. tp,
drnadm,uem W,umus uou uuru-
ruupI,'uu nhI.N rH~ t,,u -I,.t,d
fur tH. signal distinction ur u.iu4 tn,
flagship n, OH. ua'.- r.U urD, Tho
Connecticut Ns fN. flagship uf the
ilr'i "n th. nuuu. .ruIs, around the
world From h.r d,.k Ir-t Roar
NdW.raI Evans aud .t.r Roar Nd-
mira -u.rr directed the ruurs. u'
t1' Hatu.Hu. 100 tn, unprecedented
VOYAGE.
E'.l.-. ol rnis uuuur much -,uu.
mont surround. th, Cuuu,.uDul aua
10 Is with Reluctance, that Oh, ulttI u'.
fgiAis have decided Goo dt.l.u., h,r
H th. fh-sh.u of h' Wttt.hiu ur.,
NH OBJ, Nf.w.Eg Will UIy, 90 I..u.....
W'ut OF $4,000 toms ur fH.uUu tom.
greater than that uf tU, Conn, .ti.u.
'hr secretary ut Ga, navy ut. ,uuru'.
.d tha, th, htt.r viii Do, 500 mr ult.
I'tsrd tuHi she must a|t, vN. Co.
'rr mirhu'r sister. WUtl, fl, brla.
ware. north Dakota. urah ANA Flor
da ail ar, sutnOi,utrtaoimf ,tuoivI,
do ulI are larger than H, Douuo ~
.ui ta' difference De- NOT sufficient
:" cause 90 change boz tnc flagship rh.
wyoming und it- twin. the Arkansas
'uI n' the gr,at,~i vessels uilDat
Ac."rdiug 90 the present .chcdul.
DO" Ntumins WiI u, finished July
.'ls. ANA thr Arkansas Aprl l0 of
hat year The, win bo eommissiou.J
nd r"ud1 for active service f,,
months later
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
Progressive Senator in Chi.
cago Hopes That Republican
Party Will Nominate a Man
of Advanced Ideas.
CLAPP CRITICIZES THE
EXECUTIVE ON COAST
Minnesota Senator at Banquet
in San Francisco Utters
Caustic Remarks About Pc.
sition of Standpatters.
dn, Evening mersld a. -. Leased wire,

s. - - hS@aeN MNrFt
chicago Sept Asccrtoiniug tna.
hr cutcrlains none but the most
iriendl, feelings for President Tau.
bui thc nations chief executive does
not take the progressive" view. sen.
aior Albert li Cu.umins In signed
statement printed IN the Record-liet.
ald today sets out IN "bill Of particu.
lars. the reasons why he thinks Tar
should NOT DEE returned 60 the presl.
dental chair Among other things
mentioned ia Tait's alignment. Nr.
tummins points 10 the executives DO.
sition on the Canadian reciprocity
question
That measure the senator calls the
mos unfortunate act of legislation
passed within the period OF the pres.
tnt administration
Topics uf current political discus.
sion from the Payno.Aldrich tariff law
To- Tafts vctOes OF the wooden and
statehood measures OF New Mexico
and Arizona including the recall of
the judiciary are taken 40 one by one
by senator Cummins
In conclusion he AYERS thar ON all
vital things the allies and supporters
OF Ta't have been the reactionaries
aud standpatters In the senate ana
house and SAYS that IL the Republican
party believes In perpetuating this
leadership it cannon do better than
nominate President TAFT However,
Mr Cummins says he does not believe
In II and is therefore hoping for the
nomination Of a progressive hepub-
lican.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
Women Attended Rout.

Chicago. Sept For porhaus %,
illst Imc Zoo Ch.geus uistors sorict
Nom"I attended Nrcsuug u1u A
large box party n fb, upper 4UnJ
stand, including Mrs Hobart G. Ca,.
hou IaE I0J Mrs Geo Mclaughlin.
Mrs Edward Moore. Mrs Robou NJ.
Gam ami Mrs Winston. saw The
Gotch.ilaCh,uschmidt contest
Mrs ChItGold TAYLOR voiced the
sentiments OF all the mcmu"rs OF h.r
puity regarding tIp uafDb "lf Wa To-
uos' dramatic event she said nul
although b. was disappointing 10 its
sIollupss, am glad ! came
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
WELL KNOWN PYTHIAN
KNIGHT DIES TODAY


i"'I" ME, Wyo, Scut a.-rharlos
'"rdn'r past grand chancellor of
me strand lodge of Wyoming. knight.
"i lNih'as. died at Denver thl. morn
lhF. following ar operation Tor appen.
"lF'uH ana VII be- buried har,
Nardn'r was elected grand vice chan.
'rllor of the grand lodge held At
'h'yenae August 90, 1850. the first
sI'hu lodge held IN the state. ana AZ
,n' meeting hold here August - and
80 lNN', was elected grand chauccl-
Tor. holding that postum for on,
year This is the second death In m.
m'mb' rship of Damon lodge of this
CITY IN -four days Gardner leaves "A
"li'' -four sons and one daughter Iiv.
ing az Denver. Hr WIS a veteran en-
sihe'r IN the passenger service of the
linton Pacific between this city ana
RaNiins
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
MEMORIAL To PERKINS.
'h' t'"hihg Herald 4. y. ieaasu Wire

."Iut'm'nts ION % memorial tablet .o
.ir Ia'r CHARLES g. pornus iufmc.
f''siH'u. o' thc Cbicaso. Burlington
ana QburN aii'oad fo ly affixed io
Hht OF ihD massive rocks thar form the
famous gateway fo ,bc Garden uf Do,
Nods. were completed here yestcrda,
The tablet ot bronze oisu' feet l4
hNo Ir"l tu size will syt .ouh ma, the
pdtN was given ro lho people of Colo.
ado springs 1N rhp bcfs oI Nj Per-
suns in accordance with provision
OF the railroad magnNcy Will
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
THOUSANDS DIE IN
ITALY FROM
CHOLERA
People, Terror Stricken, ana
Filled With Superstition,
Believe Plot is On to Make
Away With Poor.
80, Evening" Herald =. y. Leased w,-.,

thlas.u. switzerland, sept
since th" beginning of the year IA,
total numurJ of deaths from cholera
In lHly hus pn--,d the 3U. 400 mark
Terror and sup'r-tition ar, causing
outbreaks uud violence autuug ttp u-
h'ni"uts. who consider th, autuuri-
ties responsible fpr the scouruy.
Health measures are opposed 3D..
th' pvuplr who tnrt that tho m,as-
nr,s hat, been poe into ,flcct tor
the purpose "r spreading the ufoD-
ton iirmN h.l,sinI that q ~ tb,
desire uf tho uuthoriu,s 90 kI.
through poison barge number of
people, aud 300 that way get rd ur
the poor
ih" most energetic measures have
hr"u adopted uE th, Italian govern
nont tp maintain order.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
MISSION NiiN ~ MURDERED.
tny Evening Herald 4. q. IeHaed Mtre1

VrurBotOWn NrTUIsh OUInoa. sopt
o. The Rev g. @ Davis. superiu-
tcndcnt of the Guinea mission OF tb,
seventh Day Adventist denomination.
the Headquarters. of which are st
Washing'pn, - g.. has been murder
cd while prosecuting among the uo-
tiNrs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
kEENT'S CONDITION FAVORABLE
ths ENeninE Herald \. y. Leased Wire,

T'UHUUU, NVUI Tho AurpDUn ut-
touding James u kronc. who on sun.
duN underwent un operation tor
>i"mach trouble, reports that the
condition of the American uuauricr
this morning is favorable. There
hay" been no complications
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
STORM OF PROTEST
RAISED BECAUSE
ALL BETS WERE
CALLED OFF
Those Who Won on Hacken.
schmidt-Gotch Bout Yester-
day Want the Coin. Losers
Eyade Payment.
SOCIETY WOMEN WERE
PLEASED WITH MATCH
~, F,enlnr mrrrla \. .. Leased nlr.,

Chicago. Sept George IarEcn
srhmIdi slept souuIl. mspuIght Ola,
wI'stIossacs. nom which %, i. Said
io have suffered Iot several mspt-
pIIol tu uls match with Funk Gofeb.
'ud which hIu been uu furvlrI 1-
an excuse ioJ his dctoaf. auuarcutIt
uad 'uNICll disappeared Ilc stul
'"l 'hin"u ui pain iu thc knee. which
iad been given % severe VfcucuIua ly
Ihc loWtu uuI there was no iadfrs.
non uI % s"Uuus Injury aud The Rus.
.iah is expected to sail from New
NuN ur Euslund on September -
Ho'cN also had q good nights slccp
htihg ir prU shortly after 80 O'Clock
ANA NOT again being visible 10 callers
nhlil vel ou toward noon TODAY lie
Viii return tu his iowa mrm. leaving
for Humboldt ,onigh,
calling OF ui an bets on the Gotch.
llackcnschmidt wrestling match ,es.
icIday has raised q storm of uru.
tests Hf hose who had none, uu ON
lic NiunrI iurMau j. SrbuottIn.
assistant chioi oi police. last uight cN.
planned rh, action bv saving tbat aucb
procedure d. customary An added
tcason hc said is that the police are
determined tu stamp out gambling n.
The tity
Referee smith" Chicf Schurftler
explained. proposed that the bets be-
called on Ills reason was that In case
the match turned out 70 br poor one
a. % did. there would be tremendous
squawk from the betJors and that the /
wrestling game would receive scu. |
)us setback in Chicago
You understand IL ts quite custo. !
mars to cali bets Oh ln events ot this |
,ind u has little effect "a, the bet. 1
.ors VIII back their opinions regard |
less of the announcement
One more hascO like ,his aud |
wrestling Is a dead card Ia Chicago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
MOTORISTS BREAKS At
RECORDS FOR FAST RUN
'hF hNrhinE Herald a. q. Leased NIrsI

WVu'IVIUI NHIU', Aont I---I.Ouis
plspro~, driving "A popcHattord
made new worlds automobile rec
ord az old Orchard Reach this attcr
noon soins % miles IN Is minutes g5
seconds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05

Denver sept o.. Reports from Sl
J"-upb.s hospital Ht noon today.
whore stuart n Walhug. court o'
appeals appolntoo who was operated
'n Monday Tor intestinal truubl, woru
That thr paticEt was resting Wru.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
AMERICAN MOTOR BOAT
WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP
ony v,caIns u.rald \. y. Leased Wire,

Huntington l.. T. Sept D. Tho
American boat DAic " won the in
icrnHtional motor uOat race today and
the international championship viii
remain In this country for at least an.
other year For seven consecutive
times America has successfully de.
tended the llamsWorthy trophy Pio.
ucoi was the unl, English boa. iu to.
day race
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
DRY FARMING EXPERT
MINISTER IN BRAZIL
tny Evening UrrnId Z. y. Leased WI,.,

'hcNoun', NNur Sept DIR v. T.
Cooke, dr., 'arm experts Of iufcrna.
iIonal fame, has been offered ana ac.
ceptod the position Of minister of the
agriculture In Bruzil he leaves sooa
Tor his station IN the south
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
DROWNED N OCEAN
Of REM BITTEIlNIIIk
NJ E,snIns msrnId 4. y. I.rn.ra Mirsl

, Gilmor, Ncb.. sept. 3 =
. Thomas Her milkmau. was 4
, drowned near here TODAY lon Z
, 1000 gallons of nuttcrmuk. u,r =
, was arriving tanF containing .
, the huttermllk to this city when .
' the wagon dropped into % de- .
, preston iu the road ana over =
turned. The tank burst aud IA, .
, milk Ruled the depression Her .
, was caught beneath the tank .
, when occupants Of a passing .
automobile pulled him from the .
|, soa of milk a half hour latcr d, .
was dead Q