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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
The Weather

Forecast. Tonight ana Tues
day fair. not much change in
temperature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

The awellest tuFnouts ana cabs W
the city are az TrimbleH, lis NORM
Second street. Phone D.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

one or the most common ailments
that hard working people are affilct-
cd with ~ lame back Apply Cham
berlains Linim.ut twice day and
massage the parts thoroughly at each
application, ana you will get quick re-
lief For sale hy an druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

NlfalIa mn Of Nlgoionc- SAYS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

IAWSs has mo- brass
headlights nor ne
Amt equipped with
fore doors ucl core
bcrcctcrs : % m e.
times hiH shasser
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

IIU7t thr mUFt RrlUtfuI m NO
world an % course sometimes
Dee pitches "a uttlo. cr tries Goo
Kick out ser nfth rib Hut even
at thgt, without any ditfurcn-
shall spark plug nor t"u.in.h
uphols'rin, thry's one thing, Do,
gum, bout little cow-huWss,
he sure kin swim
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

for three months visit with rcla-
tivcs and friends In Chicago. Milwau-
hrr. Muskcgon, Mich. ana ciscwhcr"
\. 49, McGuffoy VIII leuyc this even
ing to spend several DAYS Jt Thurcnu
ana the scene uf the M'GaflrS coin.
pany's lumber operations.
W. ~ Hahn Sew Mexico sales
agent for the cadillac AUTOMOBILES, re-
iurned this morning from q vacation
of several weeks in southern Caliror-
MIA
Charles MAY. the wen known shoe
merchant has gone 60 Springfield
H.. where IL b. understood his mat
riagc to Miss Elizabeth Fee OF this
city will take place on August 2.
Mrs Sam stevens. wife OF sam
Stevens. manager OF the Sturges Euro
pean hotel aud son George returned
this morning from a visit Of several
weeks In southern California.
There will Doe meeting OF the Der.
naiillo County Poultry association TO.
morrow night az o'clock at odd Eel.
lows hail Members ana others In
torostcd IN poultry raising are urged
90 be- present
There will bee regular review cot
Alamo Hive So. I. l.. %. y. NJ. at
| 2.3u tomorrow afternoon ia odd ,'e'-
lows hall important business Is 30
: Doe transacted. Minnie Gcpford ra 10
! ord Keeper
W r. saunders. editor of the old
] Evening Review In Albuquerque In
! tho eighties. s loo the city on his way
] from his homo in 81 Louis to vut
/ the Jcmcz country Mr.. saunders is
/ secretary of IHr ST. Louis business
/ Mems association.
r. ~ YoJkum. Interested in the
~. promotion uf tha Quauah, Acme and
| Pacific railroad. and In various en-
torprIses in the Pocos valley, is in
/ the city today. eu route from Los
Il Angeles Co purules. Mr. Yuakum ~
\ accompanied ny 'ot J s Eldridge of
n L1guua
|. Rev j. "a Head. Rev j. T. Srtrr
II Rev. j NJ sinner OF santa Pc. Rev
II w s. Obcrbultz,r. Dr. e.. T., Mors1u
of Ariesia ana Wcv. clyde C1mpl ol
Of Las cruces assisted the pastor
Rev J.. Allison. last night ut "a,
special services held In the auditor ilu
LOT the handsome new Central Avonu,
Methodist church south
Miss ElvcSita s.. Luccro. daughter
y OF Cashmere b Luccro. and Lorous'
4 q. GarCia, son 90 David Garcia. mem
hers oft prominent families of Nnlcn
cia county, were married 81 Atarpu'
de Garcia. VUlrucia county, Yesterday
Rev Father Roberts OF Gallup ppr
forming the ceremony. The waddinf
Was attended Dos ia-gc number of
relatives Hnd friends
Harry r. Herring and l.. Il, Fayillc
state agents tur the Everitt nutomo
bile, arrived in Albuquerque last might
az ~ o'cluck making the trip from
santa fe viu Domingo, The car wa
the only ono which got by the serious
flood ana road trouble which stopped
the biE part, uf Albuquerque people
who made 90, Domingo pilgrlWa sc
Tho EycrItt agents expect 60 bee hor'
Tor several duts.
John Anderson. accompanied b'
Simun Garcia. 81 the Garcia stag,
Tine, left this morning for sulphur
Sprngs, in th, Jrmez mountains, iol
the purpose of bringing back tu Al
buqucrque Audrrsun's brother, james
? HIN, who mas been al the springs tol
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
OROSCO KILLED IN
OEMING FIGHT
One Dead and One Damaged as
Result of Bloody Encounter
While Slayer Makes Good
His Escape.
Especial Telegram 60 EveaipE HsraldI

Especial Telegram TO EveninE Hsrnldl
byWiuE IS. H. Aug Co.,. Eacguirl
orus.u was KILLED ana Jesus Dvlgardu
HDdE .ut hN NrlWiodns Ponce boa tho
pln,, Saloon saturday uiFht W 10
O'Clock pune, escaped aud haH not
been nprrch.udcd as yet by sheriff
stephens and deputy. who are after
him.
puua, was Knocked down in 100,
fight but WIS not hurt SERIOUSLY The
cause COZ the quarrel les not known.
Ponce announced his intention OF KIM
ms both Drlgarlu ana Orospu upon
entering the saloon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

o. you sic in e cool dram when you
are heated and get g. st,n neck or
lam" olrk you viii be- looking for
something that will ease the pain.
IIN your mind on BALLARD'S SNOW
IINIMENT ard don't bee talked out
OF it bvoaus, 10 H. the best pain linl-
muut you can grt anywhere. price
-a.. tuc and 500 per bottle. sold
hy 900 drusgists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

for three months visit with rrlu-
tiyos and friends ln Chicago. Milwau-
krr. Muskcgon Mich. ana ciscw mere.
\. 70. McGuffoy win leave this oycn-
ing to spend several days at Thurcnu
ana the scene uf The MrGaffrs CON.
pauy's lumber operations.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-09
BAD RESULTS OF RAMUsIsM.

There letters in another column which much
harm the RamusDougher talks doing interests
If Honolulu deserved anything of the even remotely we
should urge our people to take their medicine improve
public hygiene But Honolulu in its daily walk any
see tor himself in little danger from eprosy the people
Seattle Vancouver and Portland from the depredaons grizzly
bears,
1t most singular that the unguarded attack upon the safety
this place from eposy pdemcs this place which recognized
sanm OF the world should be made by member of the Marine
Hospital service which has sdousy lodged the opportunity
leposy-such little have i'll these andsand help
more and amenabe
Acting the original of the
eminent built fine eposarium Mookai equipped with
everything nedfu for experiments cue? The hopes Of
mates of the Mooka settlement raised by the promise modern
methods of relief be pracced by Marine Hospital doctors But
the eprosarium idle and always The young
had the horrors the idea going
place the MoOka settlement But there especial danger
of anything but The Catholic had washed
the afflicted for years and them caught the disease
Kindred had embraced pers without congon Clean children had
been born ofem If the social medco gone
learn that eprosy only eby contagious and that white people
practically immune from it, Dr. Ramus might have
say about supposed horrible danger the people of Honolulu
most of whom lePr in their lives Instead he might be
work. he ought be- and City Physician Wayon find
ing andote for the much oyerdaded bane He certainly
would get little material for aamst bulletins and little material for
saabe articles about the ravage Of disease which the
of he convinced that white people and clean po
pie little likely they the beriberi of India And
furthermore Dr. Ramu would know that leposy here is steadily
decreasing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-09
THE NEED OF soNGBIRDs.

This paper has often expressed general wish
ducton OF songbrds Their absence has peted the insect life
they feed multiply und here and desroyhe balance of
If they would do desirable things robins babirds
swallows knocking birds certain varieties of gosbeaks and indeed
all ycatchers should be imported for the good they would do
undesirable things Woodpeckers, also needu for
dying the forests because of the lack of the Hawaiian variety
which used the destructive
There have favorable expressions importation
of birds by the Board of Agriculture and Forestry which raised
great hopes nothing known have
Why say The safe from ongbds and
would safer for the of Mnahs from India ar
English sparrow like have jeopardized and why
should the worm-eang and nsect-eatng species generally?
The presence songbrd would be- of course attraction in
apart their usefulness Our and tck
designed their scarcity shows something lacking Let
us add bird songs to the Hawaiian welcome to tourists.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-09

Bishop Libert outlined the work Of
his INDUSTRIAL school and invited
everybody to visit the institution and
become familiar with its mode Of op.
Grafton.
Miss Pope of Kamehameha School
for Girls told Of her expectations re.
garding the coming visit of Miss Fran
ces Blascoe to investigate conditions
among women.
Remarks were also made by Prin-
clpal Edgar Wood OF the Normal
school, Rev. R. e. Smith, Rev. w. B.
Oleson, Mrs. Wilcox and Miss McDon-
aid.
II was ultimately decided to form a
committee of the school principals to
devise a plan for organizing a girls
industrial school, and another commit
tee to be appointed by Miss Ziegler to
secure an appropriation or donations
for the land and buildings.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-09

GEORGE HENSHALL-As temper
ary treasurer of the Press Club
stand ready to receive any money.
GINGER MAYNE-The Healanis
are going to do big things this coming
season, and they will have teams of
all sorts on land and water.
ASSISTANT WHARFTNGER CAL
VERT-Now that I have a special pc
lice badge 1 shall arrest every man I
see smoking on the docks.
EDDIE HILL shall draw pic
ture of Soap Box Barron at the Lib
erty if can get him to stop talking
long enough for me to draw him.
CITY EDITOR MAURY (Advertis-
.er)-The scenery on the other side of
the island is the finest l have ever
come across. The water over there is
also fine.
JAMES O'SHEA-It is to be hoped
that the yacht Hawaii will be fitted
with new racing sails before the trans
Pacific race starts. Otherwise the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-09
LITTLE INTERVIEWS

representative of Hawaii will have a
heavy handicap to fight against.
R. A. FINITE looks as if the
Hilo prison board can keep a man in
Jail for life without any trial of any
sort. Iiwai Waiako got one year for
highway robbery, and had twelve
years added by the prison board
That is going some, and the time has
come to put stop to any such kind
of underhand work.
G. H. GERE-From the story in the
morning paper it would appear as If
l had received some picBings from
the loan fund commissions expendi-
lures. AS a matter of fact, have not
received as much as a fve-cent piece
from the loan fund. l did cash some
warrants for other persons in the pay
of the commission who were out of
town and carried the money to them.
That is how my name comes to be
on vouchers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-09

What part is little Johnny Wholley
playing in the war game?
600
Wonder if the Leilehua blind-pig-
gers are among the camp-followers!
600
An army aeroplane squadron is to
be stationed here. Too bad Aviator
Gordon went away. Had he remained
he might have enlisted and flown
something else beside the coop.
900
This is certainly D. l.. Withington's
presidential year. He has been elected
president of an improvement organi'
cation, of the Harvard Club, of the
Bar Association, of a legal society
and last but not least of the Honolulu
Cricket Club. He's evidently what
might be called presiding genius.
600
The value of vacant lots has in
creased considerably since the base
ball season set in, according to the
estimate of the small boy, anyway.
n 600
: It doesn't follow that every native
is an oyster. Natives of Whitstable
will please explain to anxious seekers
after the point.)
600
More interest is being taken In
championship flights than in cham
plonship fights, just at present.
. 90
with nose to the ground the dog
proceeded without pause" Extrac
from o contemporary.
How very extraordinary!
600
81 was a man of straw but l hav
been a man of straw long enough
President Taft in recent speech.
Nothing like fellow making up his
mind about a thing even though he be
president.
600
Travel notes:
Miss ]. X. Pferffenberger was an
arrival by the s. s. Lurline from San
Francisco yesterday.
Mr.. W. Pfotenhauer, according to
latest reports, is enjoying himself in
Germany sud will probably be away
for several months more.
900
The tradesman who doesn't think
it worth while to throw in a thank
you" with a dve-cent purchase, doesn't
usually get very far in business.
600
Just prior to the sailing of tn
yacht Hawaii the Promotion Commit
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-09

tee sent aboard large package o
literature."- Local paper.
The brewery also sent large pack
age aboard at the last moment but
its contents weren't exactly of lit
erary nature.
The Advertisers war correspond
ent refers to the "pomp and panoply
Of warfare; to the mess gear sound
ing for breakfast" and to captains and
majors grovelling in the dirt by the
light of "a guttering candle"
War is certainly hell if it's any.
thing like the description,in the morn
ing paper.
Those war maneuvers don't seem
like the real thing without the in.
trepid and stately presence of Colonel
John w. Jones at the front.
Johnny Martin is taking up music.
He says that he is learning to play
the "hoboe."
600
Can it be that the mobilization of
the local troops is to repel an ex-
pected attack by the armed horde OF
Japanese discovered here by General
Murray?
600
There was an air of respectability
about the Advertisers editorial co..
umn this morning. 1t was mostly
clipped from the evening papers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-09
NAMING PLACES.

The advisory committee on geo
graphic names met with Governor
Frear yesterday afternoon and passed
on sixty-six names for the new topo-
graphic map of the island of Kauai,
new in course of preparation.
These names will be submitted to
the national geographic board at
Washington for approval Most OF
the names are native ones and form
the second lot for Kauai.
According to Governor Frear, the
map including all the names is to be
published soon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-09
AN EXPERT IN THE WAR GAME.

eloquent periods of morning contemporary staff
spondnt the field of mimic responsible the idea shall
getting guns and other ehal weapons There is are
assured mo Pomp panopy of warfare to be seen down round
understand why pomp should vanish
from the drum major what the staff correspondent calls the grim
of actual war; but how the OF defence get along
without panopy2 In the ancient days panop meant the armor
of Grecian warrior and in mad@yal times the harness OF
knight including sword and shield and now applies to about an
soldiers fighting gear Thus the panopy of an army the held IN
cudes about everything it carries along with when 10 qag e
surgeons Without army would be almost as crippled as
private tutor
Eloquence often puts reader disadvantage var, when he
and turns of phrases rather than on so peben thing as what
actua place We read that mo far be learned
dreamed of this battle game gear sounded for breakfast
yesterday morning Almost anyone had right to be confused in
his mind general who about to be ordered around by
lieutenant colonel when the began to sound for meal
Here almost hoped the egramat point and sparkle OF 9ratoTy
with instructive details In
breakfast did the coffee pot nny summons
band? Did the tin coffee mnge in sounding the long roll and
the steel knives and forks enven the thrilling scene WIN n
and vet the Advertisers brilliant writer leaves wholly in doubt as
One an hone that though nanmate they their warning duties
as WE'LL being of American make did the old faSoned back
But we injustice the engaging warwriter whose
personality unknown but whose genius will always be recog
sometimes EARTH and have this pansng description of
plain circumstances:
they began ? pitch Wilder dispatched =
amy signs the S enemy supposed to be attacking the city Of
aong and Go@%and 9 sent oG
sP 0n ng on for hi ha m So0 %6S bh6e @ he
fsF sde oahS and marching eastward
plain and convincing military picture that
looking Colonel Wilder suspected that the enemy
attacking Honolulu via, Waialua he sent mounted off
that way find He probably wanted to learn the numbers
engaged attack get idea of the dead and wounded
the Waiaua field also whether they attacking through the
telephone stage considering the distance Then specially
interesting thing One colonel acting under the command of the
horse whether his the other colons
left doubt and whether the
intended add the defensive show clean pair Of
Perhaps this point will be palmer later correspondence
Following order outpost support the mounted
ahead notwithstanding the higher of living and keep weather
eye open While weather eye device it
probably of those things better ventilation for the
army commend the reporter of
and attention the little things that throw light
the whole tale.
Though for perform for another
unsehs conds the bulletins of the Advertiser and
that if closely read the public will learn if in way
the changes have finally
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-09
MEETING NOTICE.

There will be a regular meeting of
the Waialae, Kaimuh and Pablo I'M
provement Club, Inc, at the room ad-
jecent to the Kaimuki Mercantile Co.
store, end Of car line, on Thursday
evening May 8, 1912, at 1880 o'clock.
A full attendance of the residents
of the district is desired.
Business: General.
JAMES H. FTDDES,
Secretary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-09
BAND AT THE YOUNG.

The Hawaiian band will give a pub
lie concert in the Alexander Young
Hotel roof garden at 1880 this even
ing, when the following program will
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-09
A FAIR THAT WILL PAY.
decreasing.

The of big Hawaiian day in San Francisco which was
not previously announced here with something of surprise
The occasion dedicatoy of the Hawaiian site for Worlds
Fair building and attended by Secretary Knox
honor Cavalry out with its bands of music Mayor Roph
address, eis and there big time generally
that might well have been adorned by the Governor
his military staff and by delegation of the Chamber of Commerce
But perhaps all the latter will be hand Hawaiian
building dedicated of which however do know very much
except that much is taken for granted about But presumed
that Hawaii will do its full duty remembering that the Mdwinter
fair in San Francisco the only exposition anything
back from you could your finger Paris Chicago Omaha
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-09
THE SOLID SOUTH.

1t remains be whether the Southern oice-hodng dele
will stand fast for Taft their last analysis of the
the election of Democratic president There be no doubt that
they will their for the candidate whom they likely
be elected Thus Rooseve chance of winning the nomination
appears depend either upon his getting the New York
le delegates the Soueers and the La Foetes Meanwhile
prophecy is rapidly becoming reduced science.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-09

the Of them did help mich but the Mdwne Far
brought people right docks of Honolulu and IN
many mped them aboard There plenty OF tourists dur
ing and after the Midwinter Fair
believe will be than after the Panama
if duty there and that this great enterprise VIII mark
turning point for the better of Hawaiinei
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-09

Only fifteen cents day for three.
line classified Adj" in The Star.
Think Of i'll
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-09

The best Investment to-day ls the
classified" page Of The Star. II is
a certain dividend payer.
Chariton courier., 1912-08-30
North Charlton News

Winford Ray purchased a new
buggy last week.
M. ]. Piggott delivered hogs
at Salisbury last week.
Mrs. E. A. Smith spent Mon
day night in Marceline.
Frank Porter is hauling lum-
Der to build a cream station.
Several people from here at
tended the picnic at Mike Satur-
bday.
The Ice cream supper at Mt
Zion Friday night was well at
tended.
Mrs. Marvin Hurt Of Salisbury
is visiting her Parents Mr.. ant
Mrs. M. J. PissJtt.
Most farmers in this part Of
the country are preparing Il
build more corn cribs.
Ed Smith bought two calves
from Jim Devine and one from
Rob Cupp last Monday.
Last Sunday the Wilson bal
team journeyed over TO Casey
vile and were defeated by tina
team by the score Of l3 to 8
Caseyville has a reputation tha
reaches all up and down the roa'
and q few people were expec,
ing them 10 knock a home rul
every time they went to bat, bu
they diden't. Although the
have got : pretty fair team, the
were forced to extend themsel
YES TO their Emit TO beat III
boys from this side Of the creek
Chariton courier., 1912-08-30
Real Estate Transfers
WARRANTY DEEDS

Joe W. Ingram and wife to
John Palmer Sc sw also e'hf sw
sw 13-55-I8-$S000
Samuel Philpott to Cora Earth
ing lot 3 blk ! Bakers Broadway
addition to Salisbury-s700
L. Don Brummall and wife to
Robert L. and Blanch Hamilton
commencing at a point 2lS II s
Of ne corner Of College 50 In
College Place addition to Sails
bury thence W 200 # to an alley
therce s along said alley 80 #
, thence e 200 # TO street on eside
College 50 thence north along W
side Of said street to place Of be-
| ginning --S1S35.99
John H. Akin and wife to Jno.
H. Scott s hf ne and n hf Sc 16-
54-Y -Sl and other valuable con-
siderations.
F. M. Stamper ct al to Roy
McKittrick 81 int in 8 hf Sc IL
and n hi ne 2o-5o-l6-s6O00
George w. King and wife TO
lE NJ Williams. a NJ &c IL ard
n hf ne 20-53-l6-si
William A. Dawkins TO T. j.
Thomas ne sc 19-55-l6-S2400
J. w. Dempsey and wife q
Everett Gaines so by 100 II in
town o; Dean Lake $500
Minnie Ford to Theodore Til
son lot / blk 2 Bakers Broadway
addition TO Salisbury $500
Sidney J. and John T. 0wnby
10 J. A. Collett lot s and s hf lol
Ia In Harriet N. Salisbury's ado
TO Salisbury-s65o0
/ A. z. Badger and wife TO j.
W. Luck NV Sc and ne Sc except
is acres of the n part Of last n
acres and the n hf Sc Sc and
acres In ne corner sw Sc s-5S-l'
: also all that pit sc sw 9-5S-1'
lying west Of e fork Of Charitor
,river-$6000
Leach bros. to w. L. Kothe e
al q certain grain elevator IL
Forest Green Mo. $4,000
Chariton courier., 1912-08-30
Eccles Echoes

John Medlin and wife spent
Sunday with John Kincaid and
family.
John Ford and Will and Earl
Collet are visiting relatives in
Pike county at this writing.
There will be preaching at
Eccles church next Sunday.
Every one is invited to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Green Of
South. No. are the guest Of their
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Bennett.
Albert Parks and cousin, Miss
Doyie Parks were guests at
John Medlins Saturday night
and Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Medlin and Miss
Hattie Medlin were in Keytes-
vile Tuesday having some dent
al work done.
John Faudree and family and
Fred Edgar and family Of near
Mareeline were the guests Of
Rude Medlin and family last
week.
Miss Jennie Hensley Of Kansas