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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13
Champ Clark at Lexington.

Hon. Champ Clark, speaker of the
House Of Representatives and promin-
emily mentioned as Democratic candi-
date for President of the United STATES,
has been invited by the State University
Lyceum TO deliver an address in Lex
ington. He has accepted and Oct. z,
fixed as the date Mr.. Clark is fine
speaker, and is a man Of vast and
varied attachments and his address will
be well worth hearing. His subject has
not been announced yet but viii be one
Of his great Chautauqua addresses and
not along political lines.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13
Advertised Letters.

l. H. Bolts. Fallinger & Burns Co.
Miss Lethia Clark, Miss Fannie Grow,
Prof E. c. Dewitt, Mr.. w. E. Dozier,
Mr.. Clarence Hawkins, Mrs. Mamie
Holland, K. N. Horn, Mrs. Rose
Hughes, Mrs. Mollie LedfOrd, Mrs.
Bessie Lorens, Mrs. Jennie Messer,
Mr. ] E. Mercer, Mrs. Earlam Mccain
253S, Mrs. Gusta Mullins. Mrs. Susie
Phowell. Mrs. John A. Robinson, Mess.
Sandlin & Sparks, Miss, Sarah Stewart,
J. c. Smith. Mr.. J. NJ TaylOr, Mrs.
Florence Thorpe, Mr.. w. NJ. Turner
Mrs Alice Wesren. Miss Mennis
Woods.
@. c. Wallace, P. N.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13
Conference ConVenes.

The first meeting of the annual State
conference of the NJ. E. Church, Sonih,
was held at the First Presbyterian
church last night. In view of the
fact that the Methodist church is
undergoing repairs the above edifice was
offered to the Methodist breiheren.
The opening sermon of the Conference
was preached by Rev. o. j. Chandler
A committee meeting was held Mon
day night TO examine the young appli-
cants for the ministry. Over two
hundred delegates are expected 10 be
present and RichmOnd's hospitality, as
usual. is up TO its high standard. The
public is cordially invited TO attend
all meetings, which will cOntiue over
Sunday.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13
Will Move to Texas.

1t is with much regret that we note
that Hon. g. E. Lilly and family will
shortly remove to Texas to live, tenn
porarily at least. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Lilly have been in poor health for some
time and they have reluctantly de-
cided TO leave Richmond and seek
different climate. they have decided to
go to San Antonio, texas. Mrs. Lilly
and the children will go at once in
order that the children may enter
school at the beginning of the fall term
and Mr.. Lilly will follow as soon as he
can arrange his business. The best
wishes of the Climax and of our entire
community go with them, a hope too
that they may both regain their health
in the Lone Star Stale and again return
and make their home with US.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13
Wonderful Offer.

This is campaign year Of unusual
Importance and everyone will want TO
|EeeI we'll posted on the affairs OF the
State ol old Kentucky The Climax has
made special arrangements with the
ourIer Journal and Louisville Post 10
BEND these papers 60 readers OF the Gil
pax at greatly reduced prices. For
$50 tHe Daily Courier Journal viii be
|Senl from now until after the NOvembe
Election in addition 10 the Climax for
bne whole year. For $50 the Louis
ule Post viii be sent daily. from now
luiil after the election in additi 10 the
CimaN for one whole year. Take ad
Vantage of this extraordinary offer. Il
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13
Automobiles Painted.

An my shop on Third ST | am pre-
aral 'o paint and trim Automobiles,
carriages. Bu-gies and Vehicles Of all
..uls. D have a painter Of long eX-
.r.euco and who understands his
usucss. Prices as low as consistent
.ra iir,l class work. Give me a trial.
ure shoeing, Blacksmilhing and
epa.riug DOB all branches.
Iarn.e 4 Mooroc 1917
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13
beverly of Craustark."

Manager A. G Delamater is issuing a
handsome pictorial souvenir of Beverly
of Graustark those desiring one
may leave name and address with Mana
ger Baxter, at the Opera House. and
receive the souvenir by mail
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13

.. 20 Ohio City - Toledo. Lncas County. S.
T-.H. J. iheuey makes oath that b. Is senior
-f...r Hf tl- firm Of O.. J. Cheney 4 Co.. do
/. business iu the city Of Toledo. County and
.fa aforesaid. and that said firm viii pay
+. 4.m Hf ONE III NDRED DOLLARS for
Old and every case Of Catarrh that cannot be
I'D Dbl tla use II Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn fa before me and subscribed IN ny
-a.. This 9th day Of December. A. D., 1Ss6.
~.L A. ". GLEASON.
Notary Public.
HaU.a Iaflrrh Cure Is taken internally and
-- directly uTssn the blBld and mucous sur
.- H. rla system. send for testimonials,
D. J. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, o.
s o.. ED Druggists. 75c.
I.L. Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13

Thomas Hopper, the four-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hopper. died
saturday at their home on Bybee Row
after protracted illness Of bronchial
Group. Interment took place Sunday
in Richmond cemetery.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13
For Rent

Having decided to discontinue house
keeping. wish TO rent my dwelling on
Second street. House is in good repair,
seven rooms-with all necessary out build
ings. stable, good pasture, garden, etc.
| also have for sale Al Jersey mich COW.
Apply TO T. j. MoberlY. l3-tf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13
Jones Farm Sold.

Mr.. Jonah Wagers purchased We'd
nesday at public auction the farm of
Joe T. Jones, near Silver Creek, paying
for same s76.Ol The farm comprises
233 acres and is very desirable piece
of property. A lot of stock was sold at
the same time and brought good prices.
Long rom Chenault conducted the sale
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13
Good Fishing.

Messrs. Shelby Jett, Jas. P. Coy and
c. G. Coy spent last Thursday at Mr.
COy's fishing camp near Marble Creek.
below Valley View. The sport was fine
and they caught all the fish, good sized
ones too, they wanted for immediate use
and all they could carry home.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13

To The Home Seeker
or Investor.

We have Fruit farms. stock farms,
Poultry farms Combination farms,
Imb-r lands, Black lands, Prairie
Fll, Ranch lands. al right prices and
81 terms. some fine colonization
Propositions, Let as tell you about
FhaI He have. he Stegar Land Co.,
y.er 81
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13
For Sale.

Al m} place, four miles from Valley
lew. SouIhdown Bucks. one and two
years old. Call on address,
Luther Davis,
1921 r. d. 10 Lexington, Ry.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13

Hon. Edwin T. Morrow, Of Somerset
nephew of Senator w. o. Bradley,
spoke 10 moderate sized audience al
the Court House, Saturday afternoon
last, in behalf Of the Republican state
ticket. There was very little enthusiasm.
He was introduced in short neat
speech by Hon c. c. Wallace.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13

Mr.. J. h. Crawford has sold to Mrs.
Roy G. White the house and lot on the
cOri.er of High and Oak Streets, known
as the Grove property. for SO, $50. 90.
Possession given November lst.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13

Rhode Island Red and White LeghOrn
boosters uoI Cockereis just old fashion
o BOOSTERS. cheap Of taken al once.
G. W. Cobb,
Red House. Ky A
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13
Music Pupils Wanted.

am soliciting class in piano and
vocal music. lessons TO be given AZ nv
home on North street. For further
particulars apply TO Miss Mary raw nor
l2-4
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13
Lost.

Handbag containing $3.50 in money
and pair speclacles, between old Harris
brick yard and Lake Reba. Finder
please return to this office and receive
reward
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13

Come to Owen Mckee, Richmond
KY for dry goods and notions. Others
do and why not you. If
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13
Public SPEAKING

Suit opening al McKees Oct. 2nd, srd.
and ith
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13

Pigg's Pure Apple Vinegar at Altman
q Pigg's. l2-tf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13

In today's Climax will be found the
formal announcement of Judge j. J.
Greenleaf for county Attorney of Madi-
son county, subject to the action of the
Democratic party. Judge Greenleaf is
we'll and favorably known to every voter
in Richmond and has also a wide and
pleasant acquaintance in every section
Of Madison county. He comes from a
Democratic family. his father, Mr.. J.
f. Greenleaf, cashier Southern National
Bank, this city, being one of our most
widely known and progressive citizens.
Judge Greenleaf made his advent into
politics six years ago, at which time he
was nominated by the Democracy Of
Richmond as their standard bearer for
police Judge, and his subsequent cleo
ton TO a second term on his splendid
record as servant of the city, has
placed him before the public as an
official worthy the support of his party
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13

". ". BrDaddus & O., have excellen
facilities for storage. Bring in your
wheat. 2sf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13

for any Office within their gift. Judge
Greenleaf has made an excellent city
Judge and those who have followed
his official career cannot but point with
pride to this officer as one of the faith
full public servants who deserves credit
for the decrease of lawlessness in the
city While on the bench Judge Green
leaf has been positive, yet free from
arrogance, and those who have suffered
the infliction of law at his hands can
only speak of him as a just and prudent
official. He is a graduate OF the Univer-
sity of Virginia Law school, class of
1902, and his emminent ability as a
lawyer leaves no doubt as to his qualifi-
cations to faithfully and legally dis
charge every duty connected with the
Office of county attorney. He solicits
and will appreciate the support and
influence of every Democrat in Madison
county.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13
Specialist

WANTED COOP HOUSEKEEPING
EAeAuNE requires the service of a
ur-s,uaiise IN Richmond to look after
description renewals and to extend
CIRCULATION by special methods which
'age proven unusually successful
Jars and commission. Previous
luer.euce desirable. but not essential.
hoIc time OF spare time. Address with
fereace>. j. f. Fairbanks, Good
housekeeping Magazine. 3Sl Fourth
ye. New York City. l2-3t
Dan E-eck. fire, lightning, cyclone
b. live stock insurance. II
Dan Brock. fire. lightning. cyclone
|ud IIee stock. If
Ode slsj per Dbl 10y the load.
euI raar order 90
Arnold * Simmons. If
Having decided 20 locate in the State
eNas and desiring 10 make a fair
|uIemeur of alI my business / there
ra ask an persons owing me on
RECOUNT l0 call and make settlement
same Yet ] want my friends and
|arron- ro feel rhat I am willing and
lzious to give Them my services as
.. a~ ana iu Richmond
Respectfully.
IT. e.. SANDLIN. 81
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-13

soIIeIled Courtesy eEanea ca. ..s Sc
ROBERT r. BURNAM, Cashier.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
NUMBER TEN FOUR
HOURS LATE
Delayed Train Brings in Three
Wounded Mexicans and
Three Pretty Ladies'; Wreck
Near Winslow.

santa - train 80. lD pulled BIO at
high noon to-day rXactly tour hours
late. Tho delay was caused D.,
wrecked freight that blorked thc
traces Few miles west oi WINSTON,
Arlz. The train has been making
fast TIM" this side 90 NmsIoN. but
cannot hope to catch up 1" schedule
before 70 nr "a hpur-
Further della, OF th. tram was
caused E-rc az the Aibupunrqu. sta
ton where three McNiruus win, had
been hurt ON the tracks Will. work
mg with q section gu0g rh, other side
81 Beliomouth Nriz The thr,, men
were running q hand car down am m-
cline ~ top speed Boo order Co reach
siding h,torr an onroming freight
when th' car jumped th, TRACES and
threw The thr'" men down 900 .W-
bdnkm,ut conc uf tho men Vu- 80
badly scratched up that hc bad q. lr
carried on % arctchcr but thr otrcr
Two cpuld MANAGE 90 rtuNl aluu. with
"a little AID Thcl have boon taken
tu tho SANTA D., hospital whore 10 was
said that their Injuries arc Slight and
That they viii be- uui In "a few dus ~.
Ihc men WI" were injured ar, i,H
'ruz Juan Totrcz and l.. Garcia
Three uoat lttle ladies W,t, seen to
nlight from th, DELAYED $50. lu and
aud MAX, their way to the Nharhdo
hntrt Now. 70 ISN'T such au unusual
thing Tor tur', pretty girls 70 got Off
a train at tH- same tim, brraus,
there are lots Of pretty girls lu this
world after HfI The r.frurNalI, thing
about these three ladies b. that they
We're dressed precisely alike Each
wore matt TAILOR mad" sult and "a
m"dish hat nt the sam. design. with
the manifest leather imaginahl. plac-
I'd thereon at aNactly the same angle.
bn' ot thu ladies carried q NiuImecilo
aud Huuth'r "a Violin. Tho secret b.
out They N.r. uf the popular CHE
thoro Concert company Whth has
delighted Al'HuuerIucans ana indeed
an IA" r.st .f the Santa T., towns
within tho lu-f few weeks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
GIGANTIC DEAL IN
ARIZONA TIMBER
IS PENDING
More That 500 Million Feet Of
Choice yellow Pine Involy.
ed, Forestry Department to
Advertise for Bids.

uu, 600 iu, r-2 80 tUuu,. niusu.
5000. ,.el pulled uu iu tuo uiNuit uI
... lD.u tui,I state oicsus n.
ur.. Is doN uuu, way. aud while 10,
uHi mas mo- set urrn ag iail, con
.uumaf'd H ss practically coiiaia
iAa Vi'Hu J snot, aim, more thar
5000 uuuu ro %, iubcr VIII have
t,.u DISPOSED GOD ul th, govern ncut
tn p.ta.. .nrti,e
uus luuuou uuhot uarJ q. io.
taI,I 800 'u' .t-i,iu pant ul AIilong.
and upuUI.o- % large purtun ol the
Aparu, and SIf.IJNcs forests IN ap.
plicaIou b1- r"pu mad. ton juls tim.
Joi JOS lac NNWo bc,oiopmvn,
COMPANY O. corporation chartered uu.
d,i th. laws uI Arizona uu financed
d is understood p,inc'Uaih b., east.
ern capital
Owins to ruo iar luat the deal 5
get IN q "ntaliN. stage. the details
oi Tho transaction ,ould not bee siNod
Ia tull uui 30 ls tuuWu tuat Dh, price
irupo-cl ion TO- lub, viii run con.
sidonhlN over the million dolIaI
maih Under "a, terms ul tho Goa.
Tract which is udd'r consideration pl
the Department ten wears will be- al.
lowed he compant ~ which tu cul
aud remove he timbc, aud The
pice to nc paid viii Do, $3.50 p,.
thousand 'crt dining the first ~.
year, ui he contracI AMI s. pc.
thousand during the las htc years
III" timber is "a Iatrd HauN urom
The railroad. ana it VIII Do, ,.o-sarN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
WalI street Market.

New Norn. y y. MaY 3i--Th,
American Tobacco decision aud Do,
reduction ol prices ot steel combine
Go uphold lho sfuc. WarEc. ibis at
elnoou aAd prices lueHatcd violent
IS Following "a, Ienpral rise n
London la market ler. opened wifi
substantial gains in alWo- al of "a.
promuguf stocks. With the exception
OF a. steel and Amalgamlt
ED copper Ey the lime trading was
well undcrwJE huNc,yU he market
began 10 show 'h. oncc' az hyav,
selling The pressure which VIZ al
r,ctcd palticularlN against Unite.
states steel quickl' resulted in Z
general setback The most spcctacu
la' LOSSES occurred on the curb. whcr,
American Tobacco cropped - point.
0Wing the morning 90 i2i
The LOSSES were extended DARING
The second hour Union Pacific fc'
9 ~ aud Reading ~ mellow thcn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
PREP DEPARTMENT
GRADUATES
Impressive Exercises Mark the
Preparatory and CONNER
cial Commencement. r. w.
w. Bryan Speaks.

The graduation eNcrctscs oi the
prcua atoty ANA commercial depart.
ments of ID, iuiycIsif, ot New. M,N
leo were held this Mulnng u Rodry
hall on he campus r., Hugh \
Cooper pronounced the iavocation
i'nul Nonaul made be salutatorN ad.
dress which aa> pleasing onolt An
Address on "Collceiuj, l.h. b., Hon
IL " II Bra,au Vas % feature oi The
daA p .ropIam NJ T. van SET tpri'
o. thcs Young students hsh ideals
thai should uold their lives in the tn.
illrt. ana his address was an inspira.
lion 10 the Young mca ana women.
some OF whom Nili not return 10
school again
Mlss FrirdH lI"ckcr made The vale.
Gictup address. which was on, of tie
best that has been heard az the COM
menctmcnt EXERCISES Tor several
Years II vas roplctc with She sWlif
81 tongues which animatos the class
anou 10 l.auuch upou lie -ca ol
lli" Music Vac furnished for thc
program ~ the University Choral
club and double quartet
Those receiving diplomas from tho
preparatory dcpaIthcnl are ~ ipda
Catherine bcckcr Hugh Arthur car.
lyle Laura Harriet McCullum VII
Ham Arthur McCulluhL PAM Lynn
Mcnanl Jackson Heath Wilkinson ami
toth"tt Thomas lidheN from the
'ommrrcial department
The program in luli follows.
Invocation REV Hugh Cooper
Music Praise tho Lord. Oh Ioru.
salem Double Quartct
Nnlutnlort Paul Lynn Mcuaui
Address The 'oilegIaic Life"
....... hun u " - B,lan
Music Seoond chorus from The
la1 ot ~. Brll .. Rombcre
University Choral Cluh
Nnl,dictory FIicY~ ca hrrinc Bcck. Z
Presentation of Diplomas
.... Prcsidcut r Mcqueen GRAY
Music Third Chorus from Tn. az
oi 3D.. hell Rumeers
UNIVERSITY choral club
Brnediciiun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
NAY WHEAT CORNER
FAILS To REACH
PROPORTIONS
Bulls Control Market, Blu.
Are Not in Mood to Squeeze
Prices as Was Expected By
Many Operators.
IN, Evening Herald 4. y. t.n.cu v

Wy s'Nt0tug herald \. v. trHsru W rrf
Chicago H. MAY 30 Although
this WAS the hnal da, for thc delivery
OF wh,ai on Mnt couttac.s. ANA mere
had been much aik ol corner tuc
exciting time looked i0, on change IVA
no. dcy hop DARN. be- ,a} part oi
Jhv session
\ rev transactions 80 Ma! showed
That he hull- had control oi the mar
kct but were apparently not in Il
mood 90 squeeze prices ia the scusD-
tional fashion that many dealers bad
been led no expect
MAY touched siuI as compared
with sIna uu Monday night Uut
stoadicd around 81 03 81 July open.
ed AZ ~ 5.> to NN 1.Nm NSc varyiug
nom ~ lower 90 i-Nul.i higher. sol!
at - ANA then rccodod To- Nsl.2n
- $50
Com ,n-,d on because OF tine
Woajh,r aud big receipts Jul, open
ed uut hanged 10 l-Nnli lower at
~ "a ro % i-Nfij3, touched 81 and
declined tu - ,->.
Ru.ius orders rallied oats fruM IN.
iUii weakness due to fine crop rc.
polt iulN started Us tu ~ doNu a.
80 rs 90 80 ~ and recovered 10
80 3N
4 liberal uu ~. hogs pulled down
provision prices FIRST salts were
l.2f,1c to e ~ uu lul, with Sli5o
for uo'h S>o1 Do to s. 10 tor lard.
JuJ e. 90 for lHs
Th. leader. of tho present MAY
Whca, deal have. .l is ,aId. bought De.
tween tVclt, aud uvc.n million bush.
els %; wheat i1r Mas DELIVERY. ana
10 io uoJ believed this amount can De-
urupd ov,. ls tonight although dir.
ing the lasf i"N days h"roic "iToils
have been Wadr .U aei th" wheat
here. some rather drastic nvestiga.
lions MA, 0iloN the Nind ZAP Of the
--latest sensation %. The speculative
siu trade
IN, clos, was hm for MAY az a
nrt -aIu ot 3-f, JuN nu.sled easy,
3-4c up 90 SO l-Vr
Corn closed steady tgI-fU ts g.-
Tor Jul. ID net advance COZ a-Nc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
ITALIAN LANGUAGE
TOO STRONG FOR
JUDGE CRAIG
You Ire Damn Right Sounds
Too Much Like PLAIN Cuss.
ing, and Prisoner Takes the
Count OF Ten.

taliun a- -H, 4 -.ob, ut, s..,p
n rather startling illustration .n IuI4.
craig s court tnl- uutuus Iuf.ul tho
e'nsid'rauou Hf tur .ne. nl 'hnfIct
Mosh'I Th, sI,uu. uf ,un.u,. .
NAME n tho ost it Root guarantee.
Hs 'harli, admitted tbHt 10, didn't
know how tu spriI u himself
'hnriic Is ~uu ui sunni inb and
was ptckrd ur tHoui u.Iu,b tnis
morning vni' ,aiotm- p,s,,fuI
siumb,i- in 90, n. lhbornuI DBL, ihr
Nbdurt lu ,nuli %, stuffed thbt
when arrested u' had just arrived 90
thu r,N from Wae,uuur4 Colo. and
that the ..u"i polio, uad usbb,u blm
before Do, cuuli mrH 4,t bis bear.
ing judge Gratis u,ug Interested
a. to thu manner 800 which tharl"
bad made entrance into our Dur eitt.
asked him 81 be-, had paid Del. Va, ON
th' train that brought him hiihcr
"N"ur'c damn ught { did r,pi,d
ih' defendant go q thrnughlt u,u-
rhHlHnt mpup"r
The Judicial brow grew .t,sn.
VIVA, sort uf language 81" you .aii
that asked h,r honor with taml
inlpr'ssNouc~s
That unoerntN replied Omar
lie VII, that's italian lauguag,
TIA" judge did not attempt to con-
verse attn Chatli, ~ hi own tongu.
bat lu ia, plaun,~t and simplest init
rd ~tstrs language extended ntm an
imitation t. b, q guest of th, ci,, tor
tho next ten daNs
Excuses wtfr ~, order 81 the day
WIS morning ANA when man chnrs-
od Win Vapran,l brgins 90 offrr -.
rusrF Do" USUALLY -prngr sometime
good for % lauRh l.uui~ collins d.
med N,usru'utlA that hr had boon
found sleeping 40 - sniuuu ana assert
eel mat instead 10 WIS sleeping ia a
barn ~ the rear 81 tn. saloon IN
oid"ntaill hr explained that hr Wa- tn
NIhnqa"rpu, Tor his health snd that
prior {" last uight hc hioi been ay.
customrd Go taking his niehtN rest
on IA, ground back OF ia. brewer,
tn" weather last night hring som,.
what inci'n"ut. ant desiring NOR,
sheltered plarc 10, sought the hoSpi-
talitN OF the barn For th. next ten
DAYS hc VIII culu, ia. .pui,'l,t, >r-
,uriN OF IA" ~, tall
jn" Mao, ALSO aNrrred That h, was
q victim of unfortunate circumstances
49, ''o had JHI reached town. So
Doe -aIa. and had received The prowts.
"' Inh ~, Was mon, TOGO certain n~
-tu what nis duurs Nor., and had re-
c'INcd u' assurance. as to how much
lar hc was Goo r.,ciN, liis -torN
tniled tu c"u,iu,e ludg. craig. who
gave him ten DAYS iu IAN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
LIVE NEWS NOTES
OFF ARIZONA

Phoenix. NrlZ. MAJ 'l.~p orders
ht,, bc.n ls-ucd f"r m, establishing
of postal savings ounN col Yuma. &"
be- up,urd Tor business about july J.
Reports from thu rhurniX pnic" oi
an, southern pa,iiic iuGicEtc That
/ trut.l 10 california is VcrN heavy, aud
th, o.. ms are leaving every DAY With
| iuil cosohes.
Robert Hoss. tho Apache indian
bo, vino Nas Indicted by 90. Globe
ptaud iury was committed 81" 'ir u-
/ du-trin Schoo at Benson hE Judge
4 Lewis 81 tr luNruil' court Ross
Nas charged with burslUiIIuE the
{ Tuttl, -t"r, at II,'.
81 pho,uIN iu tn, dumas" suit of
! I,uu NOLAN against T. o. B"rfyh.ll
/ tor injuries sustained iu failing from
"a bicycle Nhil, tlnp 60 avoid a COLI
/ lisbon with thr e. PENDANT in AN auto
mobIi.. tho iurl returned q verdict
, lu siou suit had been brought 10
recover ttpOp.
Ata m'Htnp "t ihc Gl"G" board OF
school trustees 90 Wav d,cid"d To- ask
io- s4s.nuo for . new high school
Guiding aud slu,UoU tor ncw heating
Hppurttus fnr thr uth'r schools. Npt"
uu th, bond 'Ssu have been called
l"r
DOE, pouea wanted for murder and
for whom officers hur boon hunting
since hrfnr, Gr.oulc. county Was
born Nls tr .vi,d ~ RAY Thursday
Ths Grim, W- 'h. murder 81 W.
mau 40 Murrur. t1uT wars AK" he
/ Shot Lrr tu drNl ono nigh, ana at
once n,d from th, camp where ne
went v.,s newer learned. but not long
! avu word rlmc tn the irecni"e OF
( i,.aIs that poura had com" t. the
surface Ul RAY. whore he had n''n
! 100 W"ro Tor som, time.
/ Hidlug iu - special train PROVIDED
Tor their transportation. lS' recruits
foI Narlnus branches az ~" army
! pa-ssd through Henson last might "n
= thoir way rom columbus. ONO. ,"
! the prnsidio ~ san Francisr"
| Niol,nilN insane aud a constant
snurcr ~ worry and solicltudr tu his
I father Young man of tw,utv Years
~ ago passod through Tucson Thurs.
da, on his way east - hN krumcky
nom. from ventura. California. The
! father refused 10 CIV. hlf name
va Brown ~ Tucson declares that
I he il not alono v,adf .ui willing 10
try conclusions on tho mat with : j.
Varney NJ cochis,, sud prospects are
now very fla','ring for % match al
| $50 pounds which both th. Nrestlers
claim Ia bs their righi when ready
: for 20