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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
VERMONT RESULT
BIG TRIUMPH
SAYS PERKINS
Wires New Mexico State
Chairman Democrats and
PrOgressivcs Will Decide
Who Is to Be Governor.

special DIspatch 20 fsyesiag Herald |
santa be. n A. Sept. b.--That the
Democrats and ProRrcsslves in Yer.
mont control the legislature and will
prevent the election Of Republican
governed and that tho Dull Moose
has scored signal triumph IN 70
fock.rihbed Republican state IL the
claim OF George W Perkins. as az.
pressed Ia two kilograms received
from Mr.. Perkins az Chicago Pro.
aTcssive headquarters this morning
hy State Chairman Miguel a. Otero
here. The kilograms wer" as follows
First message received at 1903 a. IA.
THE result In Vermont ~ u great
triumph for the new party Ia a rock
ribbed state election. a party not
yet officially four weeks old In q
campaign Of between two aud three
weeks fighting against two parties
each OF which ~ more then half q
century old pollcd approximately SO
per cent OF Hs many votes rs ono
party and IS per cent az man votes
az the ether party. Frank y Howe
of Bennington. who was lepuh'tc1u
candidate for lieutenant 20, fcnor.
said: 4 am not surprised 90 the Tee
suits. Roosevelt has more tiutn a
fighting chance va November 600 car
rs the state"
The second telegram reject, cd al
S.it g. IA. says;
~ looks as though we toh c.scted
nincty members OF the logls Jt1re in
Vermont aud the Democrats forty
eight members. which would make
iaS between the Progressive oid
Democrats enough TO prevent ths
election OF q Republican governor by
the legislature There are 275 Nom
beers OF the Vermont Legislature. Tho
fact that we have elected ninety sue
the Democrats but foriy-cight Is
much better test of Progressive sent'
ment in the state than the vote l"'
governor ana h a very rcmarkabl.
showing for us 10 have made"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
MISSING CHILDREN
FOUND SAFE At
OCEAN PARK
Six Tots Believed Lost in Great
Fire Are Discovered Safe
and Sound in House Of
Neighbor,

Ocean Park. cal, Sept with tho
small amount OF Insurance carried on
the 26i buildings destroyed by tho
fire 81 Tuesday night adjusted build
ing operations already are under way,
one thousand men were put 20 work
today.
II was discovered today that the
six children OF s. }, Zardc, supposed
TO have been lost In the flames. were
az the home of friends who picked
tscm up the night Of the fire
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05

thousands Of dollars on export cotton
shipments by the railroads Of Texas,
thirty-cight cotton exporters iu Texas.
MussdC husptts, Louisiana ANA Ten
ncsscc today pctitiunud the interstate
commerce commission "a ndiudicat"
their claims Tho railroads were nee
cuscd OF illegally increasing the rates
fer through bills of lndiug To foreign
ports when the Texas railway COM
mission reduced local tariffs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
ROOsENEIT ITINEuNHS
IN COLORADO ARRANGED

Denver, Sept Tho itinerary ot
Colonel RooscyciJs tour of Colorado
was received TODAY from the head
quarters of the national Progressive
party The tour viii begin at Trini-
dad the morning ~ september 18Th
ana close with 10 speech at Denver nt
night tn, itinerary Includes stops at
Trinidad. l.. Iunta. Pueblo. whore
Mr. Roosevelt viii speak at the state
fair. Colorado Sprngs ana bou'rr
Tho Roosevelt party viii l'HNr i"r
the cust ut g.t5 that night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
OPPOSITION TO CIVIL
SERVICE PENSION BILL


salt Lake CitN. Sept Opposition
90 pensions tor supcunnuatcd COVE
eminent employees developed Yesterday
iu th, convention cot the National
Federation of postotficc clerks but
advocates of pension biil won the
nght u was urgcd hN The opposi.
ton that employees nearing The age of
retirement would become su1seT,lcut
10 political influence through fear ct
losing their annuitics and that the
pensions would hr used as AN arsu-
ment against increases Of current safe
aries The federation met Hrniu Boo
secret session today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
Tigm TnrIff. NgeIn snspcndcd.

Washington. Sept. THE inter
state commerce commission has re-
newed two important suspensions 81
freight rate increases. originally
made last May. An Increase OF about
100 per cent la west bound rates In
TN plate and sheet metal suspended
from May 60 September T. has been
further suspended 60 January g. and
an increase of . cents per 100 pounds
in east bound rates on barley which
would have become effective Scptem-
h"r =. was further suspended 20
January z.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
DEMOCRATIC PRESS
ASSOCIATION TO
GATHER HERE
Editors of Number of Papers
in State Will Discuss Pub
licity Plan to Be Pursued
During Fall Campaign,

Kari ~. Green secretary OF the
Sew Mexico Democratic Press assoc
citation, has called a meeting cot the
association for Monday evening go 3
O'Clock ln the Commercial club iu Al
buquerquc. The meeting will be- at
tended by members of th" association
from am parts uf the state. Plans
viii Dee discussed $50 length for cun-
ducting Il systematic Publicity cam
paign during the political battle that
viii soon bt ON.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
TREASURE STOLEN
FROM COUNTY VAULT

fny Leased Wire 90 EveainE Herald
MERGED cal sept Ten thou
sand dollars In gold coin, presumably
contained in single sack. has been
stolen from the vaults OF the county
treasurer when IL WAS taken is not
known. but Indications are that 10 VS.
ahstractod during business hours as
the vault h equipped with q time lock
aud shows no signs ~ having been
tumporcd with
Announcement az the thoft was
made today after accountants had
worked on the books all night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
Harmon, In Montana.

Great Falls. Mont. sept There
vuH every indication of harmony
among the delegates to the Montana
state Republican convention when
state Chairman John -. Waite called
tho convention Go order today and
turned over the gavci to Harry l.
Wilson of BILLINGS who had been
chosen temporary chairman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
WOODROW WILSON CLUB
GETS BUSY IN DENVER
ny Leased Wire 10 EvenIas Heraldl

fny Leased Wire 20 EvehinG Herald
Denver. colo. Sept Under tho
auspices OF the Womon's Woodrow
Wilson CLUB. a reception win be held
here Friday night Invitations have
been sent TO more than 900 men and
women &C. attend the meeting. which
is 10 be the first public meeting Of
the club since its Incorporation.
Address viii be- made by several
congressman. and members Of the
Princeton club
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
ESSIVES TO
HOLD CONVENTION
TOMORROW
Democrats and Republicans
Follow With County Gath
onngs Saturday; Republic
an Primaries Tonight.

. schedule of County CONVENTIONS =
. Progressive convention, nc 10 =
"a M. Friday, az county court .
y house. canod 10 order by Jesus =
. Romero, chairman.
. Republican convention. ut 10 =
. IT, m saturday. ln Elks' iheatcr. =
. called To order 1y ElfeRo Baca, .
y chairman.
. Democratic convention, az 20 =
. a. m Saturday nt court house, .
. called 90 order by Hugh J. Col .
. lins. chairman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
PrI.nn NluiIn, oucllcd.

JlcksOn, Mon. sopL 1---AIl N me
Inmates of the Michigan state prison.
except those alleged 90 have led IN
Tuesdays revolt. were put 60 work to-
day Indications we're that Tie SOLE
dlrrs PROBABLY viii remain an the
prison aU week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
IIlr snIrIt slIII InhrnLrn.

Rome. Sept 5.--The famous Gala
brian brignnd, Musolino, has Just left
The crgastolo or Portolongonc. where
he has spent ten yenrs In solitary con-
fncmcnl iis health Is comparative
ly unimpaired, and his spirits are az
high as when hp roamcd on thu noun
tains his native Cdlabria dealing
death.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
NEW COURT HOUSE
FOR VALENCIA
County Commissioners In
struot Clerk to Advertise
for Bids for Building At
Los LunaS.
special Correspondence io che IIrrald

Los Luuug 81 a.. sept Nalcn-
cha county is goHg Co have a new
court house. tn take the place of th'
odd adobe ruuciur, recent. destroy ed
hN tire. just as soon aa .hc contract
can be- let ana the work done The
county commissioners today instruct
ga the county rloTk 90 immrdhtoN
advertise for bids for the erection eft
q modern ANA cOmmodlous building
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
PRESTON AUCTION AND
SALES co.

" you want "a bay Or scil, see rs.
Auction and snlcsrOOm. i22 West Sill
yer. Auction notls7s later. W. IaCk
and ship your furniture.
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Washington Sept a- Protesting
that they hSd been oyercharged many
The Washington times., 1912-11-17
M|OSH|PMEN RUN
UP FIRST BIG SCORE
Of THE SEASON
Defeat Carolina Agricultural
and Mechanical College
40 to 0.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Nov. 1.-THE Mid
shipmen ran up their first big score
OF the season yesterday. defeating Az
rcultural and Mechanical College Of
North Carolina by " to 0. Navy scored
Ave touchdowns, kicked one goal after
touchdown. and three field goals, one
being a place kick BY Brown. and the
others drop kicks by Leonard and
Myers, respectively.
The Navy showed greater strength
In It's line-smashing plays. a better
variety In offense. and more aptness
in the forward pass plays than ever
before this season.
The changes in the Navy backfield
we're for the better. McReavey exhib-
tied the best line-hitting that has been
accomplished by Navy back this year.
and Rodes also made regular and sub
stantial gains. Harrison was used to
back up the line and proved himself a
stanch defensive player. Failing and
Alexander did the best work among
the backs, who were used later in the
game After the Navy began to get
the visitors on the run. substitutes were
sent In by the Academy coaches until
every regular was supplanted
The Washington times., 1912-11-17
Chicago Is One Game
Nearer Big Nine Title

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. Nov. l7.-Chicago
Is looking forward today to the game
with Minnesota on Saturday. having
yesterday disposed OF Illinois by 10 to 0.
The coming game is to decide the
second place position Of the big Nine"
football race.
But one touchdown was made by the
Maroon. and that followed by goal
and a kick from placement netted the
only points Of the game. Scoring in
the first period, the Chicago team was
never headed. and STAYED OF Illinois
at all times.
For the Chicago eleven, Norgren, Gray
and Pierce were the principal stars,
while Illinois boasts today OF Silkman,
Rowe and Woolsten as It's best players.
The Washington times., 1912-11-17
One Days Features.

Harry Costello, Georgetown, runs
seventy.twO yards for touch.
down, and kicks field goal from
87-yard line, defeating Virginia.
Harold Pumpelly, Yale substitute,
drop-kicks field goal from so.
yard line, snatching victory
from Princeton by tieing score,
9 to 6.
Jim Thorpe, Carlisle star, runs
eighty yards for touchdown
against Pennsylvania.
Charlie Brickley, Harvard's star
hslfbsck, kicks field goal from
20.yard line, defeating Dart.
mouth, 3 to 0.
Ohio State, nettled at hard tack.
ling by Penn State, quits field
and game Is awarded Pennsyl.
Vanians, l to 0.
The Washington times., 1912-11-17

primed for the contest. It's secondary
defense backed up the big line wonder
fully, lending not a little to its stone
wall appearance whenever Dunn es-
sayed to pillow through It. Woods pass
ing was poor most Of the time. Ritch
bothering him considerably The Vir-
ginia backs were fast. but seemed to
run aimlessly.
Georgetown played hard football. dig
cling always to the front. Perhaps,
without Costello, the Hilltoppers would
not have won. but the eleven would
have battled just as bard without him.
and some other lad might have risen to
the occasion.
Forward passes were frequent, but
seemed to come without premedita ton
Both teams used this style OF play for
touchdowns. luck aiding greatly In their
achievement.
Yes. Georgetown won, but Virginia
can hold her head high She played out
her string.
The Washington times., 1912-11-17

bumped into him as often as they did
into a hole.
The weakness on offense OF the
Georgetown line hurried the backs so
of interference. The runner generally
raced away wholly uncovered. Toward
the end of the game Costello was poorly
protected for his punts, Virginia's for
rabbits. The cohesiveness OF a cham
pionship line was not evident. and the
scurrying backs were left to their own
destiny. to succeed or fail by their own
individual efforts.
Fumbling was too frequent for safety.
In this particular Dunn was guilty a
number of times OF dropping Gooch's
rolling punts. when things might have
happened. The ball. too, seemed GOV.
cred with grease as the runners carried
1t Into the line and bounced around
several times In plain sight OF the spec
tators before being covered by multi
tude OF struggling athletes.
Costello the Star.
Harry Costello. the evil genius OF
Virginia's football eleven for three
years. was easily the best man on the
| field. outshining the agile little Tommy
Todd. His punting was beautiful. He
| got distance and height into his punts
allowing Donnelly and Bergin to 60
down In plenty OF time. That they
lhhcu " Stop lOuu DICK Ol
kicks was their fault and not Cos
| tellos.
The little star was creased lightning
on running with the ball. Perhaps not
In the history OF South Atlantic football
| has better run 'been seen than his
seventy-two-yard gallop for George
towns second touchdown. Gathering in
Gooch's punt on Georgetowns 2S-yard
| line. he made short dash to the right.
only to face diving Virginian. The
| tackle missed him by q hair sending
him to his knee. Up he jumped and
darted straight through both teams,
sidestepping man after man, leaping
and lodging until he had a clear field.
Out to the right swung the little lad
In blue and gray. hugging the precious
ball to his breast. He was running with
full speed, too. leaving behind the med
ley or athletes, all striving In vain to
overtake him: Right in front OF him
was little Todd. NIrginia's captain. On
him rested the responsibility of stopping
that wonderful run. Toward the side
lines raced Costello, Todd driving him
| over.
Reaching the five-yard line. Costello
| seemed to hesitate second, and Todd
jumped for him. Quickly came Cos
tellos marvellous sidestep, and Todd
had missed him by a hair, Costello
continued on over the goal line, finish.
ing one of the most brilliant runs ever
seen on a football gridiron.
His Great Work.
Ten points were made personally by
Costello and he flung the forward pass
to Donnelly that gave the Hilltopper,
their first touchdown. His field goa
| was a beauty Coming in the pinch n.
lad. He realized as well as any on thu
field that success meant victory. and ht
went through 1t admirably.
Summing up the battle. Virginia wa;
The Washington times., 1912-11-17
Brown Wins Slow Game
From Lafayette Team

PROVIDENCE, II. l.. Nov. lin a
slow. unint"rcstinE contest Brown won
from Lafayctt" yesterday. 81 to I, fail
ing to show any of the snap and dash
II displayed against Yale. Harvard. or
Pennsylvania. Lafaycttc's own weak
ness gave the victory to the home
eleven. For the first half Lafayette
outpIayed the Brunon ans, but in tn"
second half the visitors sU'"'' '''"S
missing. and Brown had little difficulty
In Winning.
The Washington times., 1912-11-17
George washington cancels.

1t is too bad that George Washlntson
was forced to cancel its first athletic
appearance of the year. the cross-coun-
try run at Charlottesville on Saturday.
Much has been heard of what the teams
are to do this year. but IN this, the first
appearance, the team is forced 10 ca.
Gel. Fleming. the best runner on che
SQUAD Is out OF II with illness, but
there must be some others who ,oyiJ
make out team.
The Washington times., 1912-11-17
Vanderbilt Is Victorious.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. l7.-So bat
tered was Vanderbilt by her Harvard
contest of a week ago that only four
regulars faced Kentucky Central yester-
day. However Vanderbilt won an easy
victory. % to 0.
The Washington times., 1912-11-17
Dodge Is an Actor.

PHILA DEI.PHIA, Pa, Nov. 17.-John
Dodge. the Virginia Lacquer. who I'M
derstudied for Hans Lobert, the Phil
lies third baseman. last summer, has
gone into vaudeville. He will be seen
here in a few weeks.
The Washington times., 1912-11-17

The game was spectacular from every
viewpoint Tech fighting all the VIZ
through. held at bay the first half.
came bGhck with a vengeance, and. aft"
and around the visiting team for many
yards,
The Washington times., 1912-11-17
DR.. r ED
SPECIALIST
SO4 Seventeenth Street

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Means Health 20 You n You sunes
From Cetarrh. Obesity. rheumatism, Consti-
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Blood and Skin Diseases. Nervous Debility,
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The Washington times., 1912-11-17
Policemen forgot.

The policemen on Georgetown Field
yesterday were worse than useless.
They allowed fully 800 men to tramp up
and down the sidelines during the sec-
ond haIf, wholly obstructing the view
from the stand In the rear. They were
told to keep this army seated, but they
we're too intent on watching the game
tC attend to their duties.
The Washington times., 1912-11-17
Penalty possible.

It would have been we'll within the
province of Referee Thorpe to have
penalizcd Georgetown half the distance
TO her goal line for allowing this army
on the sideline. The rules specifically
state that no more than one man shalt
be allowed to walk up and down the
sideline. One such penalty will 10
great good at the Hilltop.
The Washington times., 1912-11-17
Penn comes through.

Did Penn come through or did Car
lisl" experience the usual slump which
Is bound to come at some time during
tn" season? PENIS showing against
Michigan last Saturday would estab-
lish the claim that the Red and Blue
has finally made a team at Franklin
Field. The Indians. barring a game
played early in the year. when they
were not in the best Of shape, have
been hard at 1t.
The Washington times., 1912-11-17
The Lineup.

Touchdowns-.Donnell Costello. Gil
lette, and Loretz. Goals from touch
down-Costello. !: Carter, ]. Goals miss
ed from touchdown-Costello and Car
ter. Goal from field-Costello. Referee
Mr.. Thorpe, Columbia. Umpire-Mr.
Donnelly. Trinity. Head linesman-Mr.
Land. Navy Time Of quarters-1b min
utes each.
The Washington times., 1912-11-17
Dope it out.

Syracuse must be awarded the palm
for playing in and out football this
fall. Princeton handed the New York
State team an awful beating. CO 10 0,
while the confident Michigan team, com.
ing East. is decisively beaten by SYRIA
cusf ny Two touGhoowhs, colgate yes
announced and heat Syracuse by TO 0.
The Washington times., 1912-11-17
White Is Powerful.

Dave White played powerfully at
tackle. He followed the ball like
ferret, refusing to be shaken Off the
runner Several times he tackled the
Virginia back for losses. on the Of
tense, though. he found great difficulty
opening holes through the giant Wool
folk, and Dunn, Murray, ind Fury
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