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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
GOOD ROADS ENTHUSIASM
TO RULE TOMORROW

with Col. Ralph T.. Twitchell, +.
y. Schwentker. Col. Dell NJ. Potter of
Arizona, col n. r. ~. Sellers ~ Al
buquerque and other live boosters on
the job. the convention of tn" Flew
Mexico Good Roads association to-
morrow In perhaps the biggest and
most important feature of the days
program ana 10 expected to hr far
reaching In its effects un The cause of
highway Improvement In Nrw MCX,au.
especially In starting the Vigorous
campaign for the passage of m" pro-
posed bond issue of 8jjO,GOJ fpr Rad
bctteTmcnt. The New M"Xiru rTcss
association. which holds itS meetings
tomorrow. has brought IN" leading
newspaper men ia from all parts Of
the state. Interest is of course para
mount In the two big automobile
street pageants, the decorated parade
AZ Tractor park IN the afternoon and
the gorgeous illuminated parade to-
morrow night down town.
The bench show Of the Albuquerque
Kennel club nt 2i5 West Central will
be- the mecca Of dog fanclers from
the city and state, ana the exhibits
At the fair grounds, now practically
completely Installed, Will draw lnCreas.
ing crowds until the end Of the week
The poultry show has proved one O'
the most successful features Of the
exposition and the competition fOI
prizes a:.,oIH hI"d fnncicrA In keen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
OTHER BALKAN STATES
MAY JOIN MON1ENIIsIlU

London, oct. S.--Thc declaration Of
war on Turkey reported from cot
TIME. said to have been made today
by the little Kingdom uf Montenegro,
ioreMnllcd the action OF the European
powers In favor Of peace by only u
few hours.
The ambassadors at CunstuntinOplc
and the ministers at TIA" capitals oi
Bulghriu, SuTyiu Greece uud Monte
negro had been Instructed 10 max"
representations un behalf uf their
governments to-day aud "A dispatch
from RrlgTadr aillrms that their pro-.
gram had been carried Uut there. II
was officially announced In Cunstnn-
tinuplc that diplumutic relations with
Montenegro have been broken Off
II IN thought likely that the other
Balkan states may decide tO follow
the lead uf Montenegro aud throw
thoir armies into Turkey,
The situation Of tho Christians In
Albania aud Macedonia ana the de-
mand Of the Balkan states that those
provinces should be granted nutunO
nous government are the main
causes of the CIiSlH.
Dispatches rom Commandments
received during the night Ruy military
patrols WcT' going around the 'ilN
roquialtlOning all the horses. Thr
military authorities, too, had placed
troops on board "A large number of
fHreek vessels which they had suiHrd
In Turkish wut,ts ana II ia Eaid thrsr
are to be used tor the transport ul
troops. The creek legntiOn has or
drrcd the masters of the vessels t.
lana the crews
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
Fierce Fighting Already in
Progress on Frontier; Otto
man Troops Attacked by
Christian Tribesmen.
BALKAN NATIONS UNITE
AGAINST ANCIENT FOE
Greeks in United States Rally
to Support of Their Coun-
try; Thousands Prepare to
Cross Seas.
my Leased wire to rvrnIns nsrardl

my Leased Wire ca evrnInG Herald |
London, oct s., \ news agency
dispatch from Cciliul" this morning
says that war has been declared by
Montenegro ON Turkey.
The declaration ul war; the dispaiyh h
continues. was delivered Ia the otto.
man government 10y the Muntruugrin
charge d'uffuircs at tunstantinrplU.
Heavy fighting ~ said To hc al
ready Ia progress between the Monte
ncgrins und the Turkish troops along
the frontier. A BRIGADE of n!no bat
tHlions of Turkish iniDntry proceed
ing from ScutHri tu TuSi on the Mon
tCnCgrin frontier wHs attacked last
evening 10y large force at Mulissorl
tribcsmcn just before reaching Tusi
The battle, according to the dispatch
cs, stll VAS proceeding this morning,
A further dispatch from the same
source says the Muntcucgrin govern
mcnt instructed itS representative at
Cunstuntinuple TO break uCf all diplu-
matte relations with Turkey today
und 10 leave COnstHntiuUplc immcdi-
utrly The MOntencgrin government
AT the same time is snld To hay,
handed his passports tO the ottoman
Churge d'uffulroB at CottinJc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
GREEKS PREPARE TO
CROSS sEA FOR HOME

Pueblo, colo, Oct. Dispatches
today announcing the declaration of
war on Turkey by Montenegro has
been followed by "A hurried call for a
meeting here Of All the Greeks In this
vicinity. Greeks In Pueblo say that
within "A short time more than 900
Of their cOuntrymen will be here,
ready Ia start for their native land
ns soon uH orders are received from
the Greek minister In Washington
About 100 Greeks arrived here this
morning from Grand Junction To Join
their CUuntTymcn.
A meeting Of Greeks was held last
night at which funds were raised tO
aid IN paying the expenses OF trans
porting families back home.
MOnteHegTIn Envoy Leaves,
ConBtAtntinOplc. Oct. S.--The Mon
tencRrln charge d'nffnireA asked FOR
his passports from the Turkish gov
eTnment today. He Will leave here
later today.
Paris Credits Declaration OF War.
Paris, oct. S,--Th0 French govern
ment regards tho report that Monte
negro has declared war on Turkey ~
correct according to an announcement
made at the foreign office this after
noon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
GOVERNMENT SAYS
CLANCY MADE
CONFESSION
Declared San Francisco Labor
Leader Admitted Arranging
for Explosions at Los Ange-
les.
Lpy LruSed Wire to Eysn,nE Irrsla1

kDy Leased Wire a. EvenInR Herald |
Indianapolis oct. g.. Eugene A..
clancy, san Francisco, - former rN-
rcurt,c board m"mhrr Of the IRON
workers union, VAS charged In tho
trial ul The dS uamltc cuscH today with
having admitted To- government
agents that hr assisted In arranging
tor "Xpl"wuna ut luu Angeles.
Explosions At South chicago ana
Spring iold. M w""r described by
Di9trlct Attorney Muller at the trial
81 IN" accused dynamite COnHpira"
iurs'' today.
Mr. Miller wId uriIr r. MCManigul.
at his horur "a Chicago In February.
lHIl, lul som" dynamite on n radiator
Iu thuw. When he returned from
looking over the lruuuuls steel plant
at South thlrug" hu saw his littlA girl
on IA" il""l plnSiug with the dynn-
mite.
When the south ChicuRn plunt was
hluWu up "u February -, lgll. Mr.,
Miller mid NcSnIuuru wanted to kin
- uiHhi Wdirhmuu hrrHuHr hr wus in
III" wIy. bat McMnnignl objected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
DEPUTY sHERIFFs EvICT
FAMILIES OF STRIKERS
Iny Lrnnrd Wire 90 rvrnInE MeraIdl

ChurlcsiuWu, W. Va, 'lcl' \. l'f
trrHlug scenes were Witnessed h'"nh
cabin creek today, whrn deputy
shrTilrs r,irtod the families Of Wrikr
ing miners from homes they hay"
occupied since ia" mines were opened
Tho Cyictiuns are being rl"S"lV
watched by tn" militln Ia prevent
mlstrrutmcnt Tho strikers were no
titled two months az" that they must
return To- work or move.
An investigation uf the charge ihhl
tho mon uf Company r., first West
virginia infantry. had been drlkiug
which begun by Adjutnnt General
sialpi river today. The patent is Il
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
HEARSAY TESTIMONY
IN CLAPP INQUIRY
my Lensrd wire 10 nvrnInr meraIal


Washington, Oct. S.--Anothcr chnp.
l"r was added To- the disputed story of
th" 10 called Hartman &2iO,0O0 CON
tIibuuou To- the Republican campaign
ct l9ui when Wayne MucVcagh OF
Philadelphia today told the tlupp
committee of a telephone conversation
n Mex Twumhlcy had with the late
". II, Hartman In 1904,
MIR. MHcNragh said thnt while In
Mr. TWumblcy's office IN 1904, the lat
ter had a telephone talk ana told him
mat II was win Mr. Hartman; that
Mr., Hartman had said hc had been
to tn" White House; that President
Roosevelt had Expressed anxiety that
u S2i0,0O0 fuud be- raised, and that
MI Hartman had agreed to II.
Charles \. Peabody. president Ot
the Mutunl Llfo Insurance company,
Mr., MacNUHgh said, was In Mr. liar-
tlman'H office when Mr. Hartman waH
talking with Mr.. TWombley.
Mr.. Mac CVeagh testified that he mad
been given tO understand that In mak-
Ing contributions In 1904 Mr.. TWOmb-
ley represented the Vanderbilt rail-
road interests, Henry &. Frick, the
cual ana steel interests, and John d.
ArchbOld and the late II, II, Rogers.
standard Oil interests.
Mr.. MncVough had objected To re-
laiiug the incidents because the men
concerned were dead and unable To
TESTIFY, but the committee Insisted.
Mr.. Twumblcy represented, he uh-
drrHtuud. the Vanderbilt interests;
Mr.. FrlCk represented commercial
ana Rtccl interests. Mr.. ArchbOld and
Mr.. Rogers standard on Interests,
ana George ]. uOuld, leading railroad
| interests.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
Lincoln Beachey, Peerless
Aviator, Continues TO Thrill
Great Crowds at the Fair
Grounds.
AUTOMOBILE PARADES
FEATURE TOMORROW
State Highway Convention,
Editors Meet and Opening of
Bench Show Among Things
of Most Interest.

Tuesday, "Statc Day" the second
day of the annual New Mexico fair
bringing with II increasing crowds uud
increasing enthusiasm. hus demon.
btrutcd that the fair this year, both
~ 10 attendance and merit, rs all that
WAS expected of II aud that It's iull
success IN assured
Lincoln BraChcy. the fearless aviator
Nv his dcath-dcfying and immensely
spectacular stunts yesterday was alone
enough show Ia satisfy the thouSa NILS
OF spectators and his performance this
afternoon shows that hc still has "A
few more thrillers up his Sleeve for
the amazed audience. BcIyiIny has
shown himself the greatest Lcrop;unC
navigator In the world and his ap-
peRrance alone will keep the fair
grounds filled all the week,
The cowboy sports aud motorcycle
races, the baseball ana horse rarinli
Hud all the other stunts are krepinv
the program we'll filled daily. while
Central BNonuL from First 10 Fourth
streets ls nightly jammcd with mer-
rymakeTs at .hr street carnival 50 that
II is almost impossible to move
around.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
VISITORS INVITED
TO TAKE PART IN
AUTO PARADE
Automobile Owners Here from
Various Parts of State Ask
ed to Participate in Illumin-
ated Pageant Tomorrow
Night.
HANDSOME PRIZES FOR
DECORATED DAY PARADE

y The Floral Parade, one OF the
= big features Ui THIS years fair, =
= VIII take place tomorrow after
y noon, the cars passing In review
= before the Judges on the fair
y grounds track at 2:3O O'Clock.
The cars viii assemble at
= koblnsOn Park, corner of Eighth
= ana Copper, at 1880 O'Clock Z
. sharp, =
y The judges will be:
MIR. n. A, Mellon, Of Pitts
= burgh, PA. n banker OF ntiunui
y reputation.
Mr.. Dcll NJ. Potter. Of Clifton.
Ariz.. vice president uf the Ma 4
y tiOnHl Good Roads Association. 4
MIR J. a, Mahuhey. OF Dem 4
Ing, n. NJ, one OF the best 4
known merchants In the state.
The prizes viii h" M follows:
= First; For the most artistic
y floral decoration
second: For the most RuC-
tlcnlly emblemutlc design In
= flowers.
Third; For the most artia I
cally decorated small car.
In view OF the interest dis
= played In the floral parade by out I
of town people the fair nssOcin-
= tiOn has offered "a special prize
for the most artisiCally decor
y ated out Of town car.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08

New York. Oct. S,--WHh one Juror
in the box, the second day Of the trial
OF Police Lieutenant Charles Becker,
charged with Tie murder OF Herman
ROsenthal, was resumed In the Grim
inal branch Of the supreme court to-
day. : Justice Con notified the attoT-
neyp for the prosecution and defense
that, II thu Jury box was not filled Rt
p. m. to-day he probably would or
der night sessions.
d.loutannnt Becker Expressed natiA-
faction az the results OF the arst day
pg his trial. ..,--.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
COMMITTEE TO PROBE
AMERICAN WAR CLAIMS

Washington, oct. S,---TO make iirst
hand Investigation of tEc ClnIns tor
damages on this side of the Mexican
border during the Maduro revolution,
Lieutenant colonel Francis j. krrnai,
Major IN \. ll"lmi"k nnd Lieutenant
Moreno. the commission recently np-
puiutrd to report uu the merits ui
these vasrs viii leave here the mttor
part Of TINS week tor lil Pnsu To h"-
gin their work,
Tu date, twelve 'lulus, hli for
deaths or personal Injuries. have h"'u
presented lu the commission, although
II b., believed others VIII nr mndo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
SCHOOL DAYS ROMANCE
CULMINATES ON COAST


my Leased Wire 60 Evening HeFsIa !
Los Angeles, oct, S.---A romance in
vOlving a youthful marriage, IA divorce
and another marriage and extending
from Pueblo. Colo, tO Los Angeles,
came to light today when II was
learned that Emory Cobb ana Hur-
rlet FalrRli Cobb of the Colorado
city had obtained a marriage license
here.
They diyulsed the fact that they
had been BOy and girl swccthearts
and had been married when Emory
was 20 and his bride II years OF age
For two years thev lived together
but to please their parents the wife
obtained a divorce.
They had arranged, however, To bI
remarked as soon as the wife should
reach tho age Of 81, and the couple
Will soon be man ana wife again.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
FLORAL PARADE WILL
IlE THIN(. OF BEAI'rY

The committee which has In charge
the decorated automobile parade IL
enthusiastic over the prospects for Il
pageant that will excite the Hdmira-
tion and praise Of every one Witness
ing II. Fifty or sixty automobiles,
Handsomely decorated. will take part
In the parade which forms nt Robin
son park at 80 tomorrow afternoon
and proceeds soon thereafter to the
fair grounds at Traction park, whrr"
II will he reviewed by those In the
grandstand and In the Judges stand.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
Succession of Safe Hits Net the
Red SOx Three Runs After
Tesresu Had Held Them
Hitless for Six Innings.
RALLY IN NINTH FAILS
TO SAVE McGRAw's MEN
Clever Work Of Joe Wood fOr
Bean Eaters Feature Of Fess
tivities; Final Score: BOs.
ton 4; New York 8. q
my Leased wire TO nvsaanm HsraIGl

my Leased Wire 70 Hvsaanm HsFnlal
Polo Grounds, New York, Dot. a.
Tho Bostons won the first ga.no %
the worlds series this aItornoon9
Forty thousand persons saw q pitch
ers battle In which Joe Wood. oe
Boston, turned back the Giants from
clever box work, The Giants were
the first to take the lead ON sharp
hitting by Doyle and Murray whose
bats Figured in scoring two runs for
the Giants In the third inning. Tes-
raau, tho Giants pitcher, held the
Bostons hitlesS until tho nlxth when
Speakers triple and an infleld OUT
oesion of safe hita by Boston nettOd
three runs In the seventh inning. The
Giants rallied HAmelY In the ninth,
bnt were only able 20 score one run
on three hits.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
MENICNN NORTIIWI1STERN
AGAIN cur BS ltlslblI -

Juurrz, Mex, oct S.--Thr M"Nt,'
NurihNratrTn railway VAS cut by I'h
,la to-day $50 kilumrtcrs southeast "r
Iuar,2, again shutting OF all com
muuirutlun WITH tho interior of M"Nlr"
num this point. Telegraph wires w"r"
cut nnd bridges Hnd freight trtn
rrpuitrd burned conditions ~ lh'
various American settlements aI"hE
rhr ruuln can not b" learned.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
SUCCESSOR APPOINTED
IDR GEN bIlAL SANJINEsS

Mexico city, Mex, oct. N.--Gcn"ral
Miguel Gil has been appointed To- sue.
rrrd General SnnJincs In command ol
federal forces IN Sunorn, In order that
General SHnIinos, who was recently
thrown from his morse nnd broke rlh
may bc given Il chance To- recover
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08

out OF town automobile owners arc
cordial" invited by the committee to
participate In the Illuminated parade
tomorrow evening. The parade forms
at Robinson park at 7:30 y. III. The
line or march viii br announced later.
u is now believed that there will bo
10 automobiles and nearly 100 mo-
torcyclcs In the parade. The parade
promises 10 be- a brilliant spectacle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
SEIsVIAN PARLIAMENT
VOTES BIG WAR FUND

Belgrndo SoINlu, Oct, s." ltcpOrts
reached here today that MOnt"ncgrln
troops had crossed the Turkish from
tier.
The Scrviau parliament today voted
an extra credit "i sS,SOO,OOO for mn
itary PURPOSES and merchants ar"
making larp" donations tu the funds
being raised for the assistance of poor
families. Thro" hundred beds with
seven doctors and fOrty-flvo nurses
sent by the l'ussian Red cross 80
Cipty arrived today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
AVIATOR BEACHEY
HAS MISHAP TODAY

. Lincoln Beachey. aviator, met =
= win slight mlHhGp two min
. utrs after Starting his first flight
. AT Traction park this afternoon.
q which ended his flying for the =
9 day, although he will resume as :
. ul.Inl tomorrow. Crossing a
= meadow south and IN the renr
= 0f the grHndstand Beachey, fly
y ing close t0 the ground, had the
q misfortune 10 strike q barbed
wire fence with ono wing or his
machine, tearing out some stays
and pTsClpltating the outfit 20
Q the ground. l3ouchoy was un-
hurt, as he fell only IA few feet,
and the machine was only alight-
~ damaged. II will bo an good !
q an ever tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
HALF HUNDRED KILLED
IN WAREHOUSE DISASTER
my Leased Wire to EvssinE HsTaIdl

TnmUCO, MuKiCU, UCt b,--Thu
churTrd bodies of twcuty-twO victims
Of last nights explosion IN ware
house here hay" been recovered from
the ruins.
Five hundred kegs of powder "X-
plOdrd during fire aud II In believed
nearly fifty persons "cIo Killed ana
several hundred injured,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08

and probably will he witnessed by
thousands Handsome prizes worth
approximately $500. which Will be
given to owners uf autos taking prizes
IN the parade, are now ON exhibition
IN the Mcintosh hardware store win
uDMy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
Good Roads Day at State Fair TOMORROW to
See Boosting Enthusiasm at White Heat
official Program for Wednesday,
October 9, Good Roads Day
DOWN TowN--MoRNING.


SCOTLAND
lO:OOCampbcl United un ans
E, TwItch" Francis T..
q
lO:3OOpcnng albuquerque show,
West Central Free high diving First Central
l:OOFree high
li15-Balloon ascension parachute drop.
FAIR GROUNDS-AETERNOON
l2:OO-Fair grounds exhibition
-Free-fOr-u
l3O--Iinsebal silver city and Santa Fe
2OO2:2t
230-Decoraed automobile
3OO-SsVcn-eighhS mile
Motorcycle
aao-Frst flight OF Aviator Lincoln Rcnchey In Curis hi.
MOTORCYCLE
4OO-Two and
I3o--Sc"hd flight Lincoln Bcachry hi
4t5--Cowboy and qundrlie
TOWN-EVENING.
700llluminatlOn ~
Central avenue all shows Albuquerque Kennel club show
Free act, high diving First aud Central
73O-lnnd concert
go Free hgh performance Second nnd CEN
S3O-Crnd Illuminated automobile PARADE formation Rob-
$50 Band march
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
LOS ANGELES MAN VICTIM
OF HORRIBLE ACCIDENT
[By Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald j

I.os Angeles, oct S,--Thomns Reyes,
cement worker, who. rlOukrd In
flame, lenped from the second story
Of "A blazing building last night and
fell unconscious tu the ground, was
10 badly burned that his life was de-
SPARED OF today.
Reyess leap waH witnessed by hun
dreds OF people, lie said he had lain
down TO sleep enrly in the evening
and did not wnken until his bed and
his clothing were niiame
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
William Invn1len Knnnaa.

Norton, Kas, Oct. s.--People from
many counties Of western Kansas
gathered here today 10 hear Governor
Woodrow wilson's firHt set speech OF
his croas-state journey. His two prIn-
cipal speeches In Kansas were to be
made here and In Topeka. Plans
called for two addresses In Kansas
city tonight, one at Democratic
banquet and one In Convention hall.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
DONA ANA COUNTY
ROAD BOOSTERS
COMING So
STRONG
Big Crowd from Mesilla Valley
to Put Ginger Into the Good
Roads Meeting Here To-
morrow.
WORKING HARD TO GET
BOND ISSUE OVER

Special Dispatch 90 Evening Herald
= l.uA Cruces. y. NJ, oct. s.
. Dunu Ana Cuuuty's delegation of
= tiftN-iwO citizens To- the Good =
y iiuudS convention at Albuqucr- Z
= que is leaving here tonight In =
. twu special chartered Pullman
. ,urs They will be- met Ht Kim
= con hy the Luna county dclegn- .
y ltuu This IL tho biggest drlcga- =
y ton ever Gent out by DOnu Ana =
. vuunt, Thcy are coming with .
q badges. huttuns ana vast uuthus- .
= inm determined t. do their part .
= lu arouse the state tu the great =
y uurd ul favorable action On tho =
= rurd huud Issue,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
IlNT: G.' MARCH CHANGED
FOR INDUSTRIAL PARADE

Grand Marshal Col. John BOrrndnlle
announces that the line Of march for
the Industrial and trades display pa
Tade on Thursday has been changed
from that originally published owing
TO the paving operations on Gold ave-
nue.. and the revised route VIII be
published tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
WATCH

Did you see Lincoln Bsachey fly Monday after
noOn2 n. .Hr
Did you see Mr.. BeaChey fly this afternOOns
If you did, you have seen the most daring exhi.
btiOn of aerial nerve; the most wonderful COntrol
the most spectacular showing Of the possibilities Of
the aerOplane thus far developed.
Thursday afternoon, albuquerque Day. Mr..
Beachey will deliver a number Of messages to the
people Of Albuquerque from the EVENING HERALD
Watch for them.
Watch for the announcement tomorrow after
noon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
IIaln IJnIts (hIcnnO Gamc,

chicago. oct, S.--it0ln forced a
poHtpOnemcnt Of the opening game to-
day between the Chicago clubs OF the
American and National leagues to de-
eide tho baseball champiOnShlp OF
Chicago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
Inrrensr IN Coppcr stock.

New York, Oct. S,--The statement
Of the Copper Producers association
for september shows an Increase In
stocks on hand of i6.S6t,2iS pounds
compared with the previous month.
Production for tho month was i40,-
OSD.St9. "a decrease OF 6,b5S. .7O3i do
mestlc delivery, 6S.A0O,Sl0, a de-
crease Of 1891, SOS; foreign dellv-
cry, 60.26A.7S6, a decrease OF i0,-
GOOg. a decrease of 2b,ASi,903.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08

81, Joseph. Mo-, Oct B.---Tho ma
tional coursIng meet which began to-
day, has goo entries ~ the futnrlty
There are about 500 entries from Al
parts OF the United States 10 cOni-
pete for the Waterloo stake Thurs
day. the meet win eOntinUO about
Ten Gays n. = .-.-..----- ..-,-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
CIolera I'm Yokohama.

Washington. Oct. s. - Cholera "
epidemic at Yokohama, Japan, ac'
cOTdlng TO tOdHy's reports 10 the nub-
lie health service. and extra precau-
tIOns for inspection of ships from
there have been ordered.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
Famons IIon Tanner bead.

London. oct. B.-Frhnk &. BOst0ck'
well known animal trainer and men
aRerle proprietor, died today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
MEXICAN CONGREssMEN
DOUBLE THEIR OWN PAY
TBy Issssd wire 90 Evening HsrsIGl

Mexico city. oct. S.--The Mexican
deputies voted last night To double
their own pay, bringing II up 10 APP
proxlmntely 5000 year
The motive announced for IN" IN
creaHe In "to render the legislative
body Independent Of the executive nnd
judiciary"