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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-08

Texarkana. Tex. May storms
caused the death OF two persons. the
probable fatal injury Of two and ten
others were seriously hurt in north.
east Texas. Sunday. according r.
news received here.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-08
Asks Title to Mazomanie church.

The Wisconsin State Baptist con-
vention has fled petition in the cir
esit court asking that it may get pos
session of the property Of the Mazo-
mamie Baptist church through sale.
TIE petition states that thu MaEoma-
ME Baptist society was organized
prior to 1851 Since then it has had
complete change OF membership and
during the last ten years had been
practically extinct. the only living
members being Mrs Elsie Goodwin,
Mrs. Myrtle Tucker and Mrs Rehecca
Jane Stetson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-08
Circuit Rider Of 1887 In a River.

Waterloo. Ia, May 3.--Rev. Elias
Skinner, aged lightweight. for sixty
years a member OF Upper Iowa NJ. E.
conference was found dead in Cedar
river Wednesday. He was a circuit
rider in Iowa in 1887.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-08
-Four Miners kIlIsa; Elnht nuinn-

birmingham, Ala. May Eight
miners were fatally burned and four
others missing. are believed to have
been killed at Marvel, in an explosion
In the Roden Coal eompany's mine
last Monday
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-08

Bordeaux. France. May 2--Beder,
the aviator. arrived here Tuesday from
NillRooublay. Wis average speed was
nearly 81 miles an hour. lie was buf-
feted by the wind. and a snowstorm
ragged all the time.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-08
Use PRAYER to EInht saloons

Columbia Mo May 2.-The women
of Boone county. Missouri are to use
prayer TO combat the efforts OF the
saloon men to win this town ana
county back into the wet" column.
when the election occurs in June.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-08
Duryea's sweeper II. Wins Big Rae

Newmarket. May S.-The 1900 gut
meas stakes Of 100 sovereigns each was
won Wednesday by II. B. Duryea' s
Sweeper H.. with Danny Maher. the
American jockey riding. The betting
was 6 to l against the winner
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-08

A California man is eating nitro
glyeerin to prolong life Probably he
wants to explode prevalent theories.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-08

Now that both poles are IN captiv.
1ty where Is the next impossible feat
for rnan to perform?
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-08
MINERS PRESIDENT is ILL.
John p. White In Critical Condition a
Oskaloosa, la.

Oskaloosa, Ia, May 3--John P
White, rational president of The United
Mine Workers of America. was taken
i'll suddenly at his home here Wednes,
day with severe hemorrhages. caused
by ruptured blood vessels. Physicians
succeeded in stopping the flow OF
blood. but the patient is said TO be in
a serious condition.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-08
COPPER MINERS GET RAISE
Other Michigan Companies Follow Ex.
ample of Calumet and HeeIa.

Marquette. Mich, April S0.--Prac-
tically all the other companies operat.
ing in the Michigan copper fields have
followed the example Of the Calumet
and Hecla. and have granted increases
of ten per cent. in pay Some $4,000
men are affected In addition all the
iron mines have been put on a straight
eight-hour shift. instead OF ten hours.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
ALBUQUERQUE HAS
GROWN FAST SAYS
]. F.. M'NALLY
Former Superintendent of Rio
Grande Division of Santa
Fe, Notes Great Improve
g ment in Seven Years.

Albuquerque has growu -roatly
since my last visit here seven yeors
ago" said j. J.. McNauy former SUE
pcr.uteudcnt of the Rn Grand, Ii,I-
sion of thc santa Fc, with hc0dVuar-
tiers 10 san Marel1l now uporinieud-
vut of Kansas division ON the santa
Ne. with residence In Chanutc, kan.
who is here TO-DAY on 70 brief yisit Tor
the first umc IA seven years, MI
MCNally when superintendent uf the
Hio Graudc division had chnrge ot tho
Albuquerque yard, and supervised M"
construction OF the AlVuradO hotel
and group OF santa ~ buildings. anu
made frequent trips here. Mr. Nc
Sally stopped off here today ON his
way back ,o Chanutc AFTER a stop in
~ paso, 90 visit his sister, Sister
Patrick of the ST. Josyph's sanitur-
um.
You can say for mo-" said Nj
MrNally. chat Albuquerque ls "a
rafting good little city. You pcupi,
who have lived here all the time don
know the improvements that have
been made during the last six or seven
years / have been away for seven
years aud am frank 90 sag that th'
improvements strike me us remark
able. The old-tmo hustle aud get.
there spirit Is as apparent 0s it 'vei
was and ! am glad Go see that the pl,
warehouses; are still boo the game uu'
keeping thluss guing. / notice mans
new buildings in tho business distrc
ana all of them are permanent sirun
! lures which win Dee % credit Go aiti..
| much larger than Albuquerque The
I Rrowth iu the residence districts %
| remarkable ana / can plainly srr thH
| tho population has almost doubled
The paved streets and ornamental
lighting in the business section arO
| two Improvement features that nl
WAYS stamp progressive town.
am very glad that Albuquerque b.
| forgIng ahead Albuquerque pcupl
/ can put 10 down that thpy lro boo
busy little oity shat De- right up to th
minute ana bound Co make good
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
Ell PASO THEATRE
MAGNATE TAKES
THE ORPHEUM
Howard FOgg, Amusement
Purveyor and Live Wire to
Open Local House Wednes-
day With Clever Attractions

Howard Fogg of El puao, "uWuso-
m,ut pury,yur' extraordinary and one
ol the most successful men iu the
business in the southwest, has leased
the Drphrum thrutcr 90 this city from
". v. Fulrollc aud VIII open Wednes-
day uight ot this week with six
night engagement of the Consy island
Musical Comedy company, which has
been playing COR six weeks ut the ~
rusu Airdnne. starring MUbclle Ba-
kcr famous prlmn donna. aud Violet
Fisher. duucng soubrettc, who has
made % big sensation boa the west Tho
BIO and 90 cents admission VIII hc cut
tu DO and 20 ccnu tor the engage
mout here ana ar Togg shows every
indication uf putting considerable gin
ger into the theatrical situation Ia Al
huquoruu,.
Mr. Fogg. 10 hc oNuct. IL some the
atrIrU expert Ilc iF the sole owner
of tho jolly Ideal" Musical Comedy
company. president ana general
manager OF the Tri-Stutc Amusement
syndicate, Inc. owner and manager
cot the Happy Hour and Sew Airdomc
playhuusrs in tho Pass city ana lessee
and manager of the big crawford tho-
utrr Mr fugg ALSO controls three
th,at,rs boz Arizona ma after au in-
sptDtiou uf the Hold believes that ne
o. guluE Geo make O. killing hy lnt1d-
ing Sew MeXicu. benjamin D.. Bakor
win boz placed here us local manager
fur the Couoy island attractions The
mtter win bD fullowcd by Albert ia, d
lur One pf mo most successful and
popular actors between tho Missouri
ltlVcr aud the Coust
"lt D. sor; of un accident" said
Mr. Forr ~ was on my back from
Denver Goo fl puu aud just happened
to stop Off, pkcd The looks Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
MORMON BISHOP TO
ATTEND MEET
o. L. diversion of st. Johns,
Ariz., Here Today En- Route
to Dallas; Refugees from
Mexico May Come to This
State.

bishop %. D.. diversion of The Nor
mon church, with residence iu ST.
Johns Ariz, passed through Albu-
uuvrquU this morning GA route Ca bal
Has Texas. whore he VIII attend o.
conference which b. "a bc held Tor tho
purpose of deciding what action 90
take with reference 10 the Mormon
refugees from Mexico. There are now
over 1900 MormoUs in ~ raso who
have lcft Mexico because of the war.
Hundreds are preparing Co leave M,N-
icu, expecting Go lind refuge lu
Mormon settlements iu the United
states.
Tho problem is one that b. TO Doe
considered lee general conference OF
Mormon bishops said Bishop over
son today. "lt ia possible that "a mum
her of the refugees viii bee brought Go
Ncw Mexico ana Arizona and VIII
either buy or settle on land Ia the
two now states. The Mormons from
McXico are practically pcnnllcss. hay
Ing lost all their possessions through
tho guerrilla warfare wagcd by the
lusurrcctos and frdcrals."
bishop Oycraun Is the youngest
bishop in the Mormon church aud Ia
given a high place in the councils of
his church for such younE man. ln
addition tu being bishop Of the Nor
mon uith ho finds time 10 practice
law and be- mukiug considerable head
way in his profession in the S. Johns
country
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
SANTA FE NEARLY
DESERTED BY MEMBERS
OF OFFICIAL FAMILY

Santa ye, y NJ. Sept no. Many Of
the officials OF the capital are away.
Governor Mcdonald left for Noun
ttiuair. whence he goes 90 Roswell TO
omen the Chavez county fair. Tues
day. October !. lie viii be- Joined IN
Roswell by Adiutant General A. s.
brooks and officers Of the governors
stan. including colonel Bronson NJ.
cutting OF santa Fee and colonel J. n
p'Rielly of Albuquerque The COVER
nor and his party win Doe "a the Gu
krrson hotel
Secretary OF state Ant tnio f.ucero
hls gone 90 Taos TO tab. m the Indian
dance. chief Justice ana Mrs Rob-
Drt~ and supreme court clerk -Tna
Mrs Jose - Soma left FOR Taos, truy-
cling overland In carriage. Assoc
cIatc Justice n r.. Wanna. ohm wal
ker and r. 4. Winter have also mo
torcd TO Taos.
State Engineer French left ycster-
duy for salt LAKE city Co attend he
irrigation cungrous.
captain Fred FornoG of the New
MoNlro mounted police. has returned
'r.m long trip south, ana reports
a e. state In prosperous conditino.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
VETERANS NOBLy
ENTERTAINED BY
Los ANGELENOS
+. S. Slower, Back From G. A.
r. Enoampment, Brings Lat
est News of Former Albu-
Querqueans on Coast.

"Tho veterans Of the Grand Army
have no possible complaint Co make
OF the treatment they received ut the
national oncampmunt ia Los Angeles,
Edd Governor T.. s. stovcr OF this
pIty today Governor slower returned
yesterday from nu extended visit in
Lus Angeles. san Diego. Pasadena. at
Catalina Island, and in fact practical
Dis 600 the suburb sol Los Angeles. for
Mr. slower didn't miss many of them
Th, rh Nermg 81 the old soldiers
was us nearly n perfect success as
could boz possible said Governor
~tovcr They were royalty enter
tanned"
Governor slower saws that Miss
Rachel Allison, daughter Of Colonel
Edward johnson, now living on
Cunst. marched with the veterans
nluue The whole line of march. col.
Johnson. who was visited by Governor
slower Is reported 60 be- Improving
in health Governor slower made the
complete rounds Of former Alhuquor-
queans now living IN Los Angeles and
cuvirons ana found them all prosper
uus inclusive az -. W. strong. father
uf the strong Brothers of this city,
who has u pulatl1l mansion ana
showed Governor slower the sights of
the country in q $4,000 automobile
during the two DAYS tho local man
spent with him. Governor Stuver
brought back greetings Co old friends
from Lam HAN. formerly premier
Alhuqucr Iuc booster also from X. ~
wan formerly ~ the Albuquerque
foundry, ana Mcssrs. Leonard and w.
J.. WnshburB OF Hollywood.
California for HuiI Moose.
There is little doubt that Califor-
mia win go all for Roosevelt" said
Governor slower today. but as nearly
COS I can Judge Il viii be- poor consoln
tion as that ~ apparently the only
state he Will get"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
Tt

Total ....,... .N6,N24
The American Geographical society
Us q body of men who have organized
"to encourage geographical oNpluro-
tiun and discovery To- Investigate and
disseminate new geographical inipr-
nation. 90 establish in the chief mari
time oity Of the country, for the hcue-
M of commerce and navigation, re-
place whore the means viii hr aft
fordeG of obtaining accurate infurma-
tion for public use of every part of
the globe
The society maintains ON. Of the
foremost geographical libraries CO.
600 vommes1 iu the world There Is
also fine collection OF sixteenth.
seventeenth ana eighteenth century
aliases. The society also publishes o.
bulletin and awards from time tu
time the runum geographical medal
mad the Charles =. DAILY medal for
notable explorations and work loo adj
yancins geographical knowledge
The president Of the society was
Robert r.. Pcary. O.. 3D. s.. generally
called the discovorcr of the Nurth
pole Tho society few years ug,
numbered 1900 members and toda,
probably has much larger number
The European scientists are the fol,
| lowing
Austria Dir Edunrd Eruecknor. DR.
FRITZ N1chutsehrk ana Dr. Eupor
Oberhummer, AN of the University OF
| Vienna
Belgium-Julcs Lcclorcq, Paul El
sen.
| Denmark Prof. one Olufson. com
maudor of thc nrst and second Dpnisl
| pam.r expeditions.
France Henri B1ulg. UNIVERSITY
| ~ PARISH Albert Demungoou. O'ul
| Sorsity OF LiIrl5 Emmanuel do Mar
| gerio. editor. paris; Edouard -hirco
Mor,cl. editor la nature, Paris, I'm
manuel de- Martonuo, OUnIyouity o
Lyons aud PARISH Lucein G1liois
| university Of Parisl, Antoine Vucher
! university of Lillc, Pierre BastiUn
| Jucquoz GDubcrt and Francois Her
bette. cam OF University OF raris).
Germany IN Erich Won DrygalskI
(Munichl. Or Fritz Jaeger, Berlinl
Dr Goufried Mrrzbacher DMunichl
nr. John partsch. OLcipsigl, Dr Al
fred Buohl. (Berlln); Or Carl Ualis
(Tuebingen); DR. Wilhelm Nolg
CBreslau)i Harry waldbaur, ucip
IsRli Erich Wuuderlich, tberlnJ; In
Gustav W. Won Zahn. CJenuD.
Great Britain--lIonry -. hockll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
now TO WELCOME rnENL

\ special train loaded with scicn-
lists from many countries, travelling
ON u transcontinental excursion MS the
guests Of the American Geographical
Society OF New york In commemora-
ton OF the sixticth anniversary of the
founding Of that organization, viii arr
rive in Albuquerque tonight 90 $50
o'clock, leaving ut 9.t5, one hour
later. for the Grand canyon and the
Pacific coast.
Thers are some twenty members OF
the American geographical society OF
New York, including the most emil
nent gcogruphcrs of the country, with
some twice ass many satants from
abroad whose names are known the
world over as scientists ANA eNplor-
ere The party has spent today M
santa Pc, the Arrangement To spend
eight hours there having been
made chiefly through the efforts of
Or Edward T., llcwett, director of the
Institute of American Archaeology
The visitors were shown every cuur-
tpsy hy the santa Pc Chamber at
Commerce. visiting Tesque pueblo
The museum and other points OF IN
terest In and around Santa Fo, with
an Indian dance in the plaza for ia 'ir
special benefit The excursion IN un-
der the personal direction ct William
Morris Davis, professor Ia Harvard
university The itinearary az first in
cludod a stop az Cerrillos and an over
land trip To- thig city in automobiles,
but this had 60 bp given up. The cN-
cursion started from Sew York
August %. and returns 60 that city
october $.
The visitors viii Dee met az the train
tonight hy committee 81 the Com
mvrcial headed by Secretary Thomas
| J. Naylon and extended the courtcsirs
of the city although their stay b. tu
hc very brief.
1hp foreigners represent eighteen
OF EurOpe's 4srs,stvrt' aSris hhiesr aunt.
vcrsitins which have % total attend.
ancc Of s7.OO0 students These uni
| Ntraitiss urD ug fglluWas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30

things $40 well that / decided 90 gct In
tho theatrical gurac iu thi8 city
Mr. Fogg Dos not only q theatrical
manager, he is what the ~ paso
Herald calls Poland china tmpre-
sario' and owns tiO-acre ranch az
Berino, between lfl Pasn ana ias
Cruces, where Sac rpipes Poland china
hugs in large numbers, winning three
first prizes with tho animals hc oYhi-
bltrd hast week. az the Mrsillu valley
fair ut Las Cruces.
Mr. Fogg returns 30 l1l Puso to-
night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30

terry following impressive services
held at gao o'clock in the Gold aud
broadway church uf christ. Rev. a.
T. Williams officiating. Mrs Gibson
passed away Thursday aftcru am M
ness OF long standing The funeral
yesterday afternoon was attended hy
large number of frlcnGs The Wum-
ems Relief Corps, OF which Mrs. Gih-
son was q member. ana the Wuodmcn
lot the World. of which Mr.. Gibson Is
Ia member attended the services in a
body
Mrs Gibson was born Ia Eastern
y'uc. Ind, july 60. 1857, ana was
De- FRIED n Baskerville To- Mr. Glbson
ON July 3. 1855. Mr.. Gibson, the
sorrow stricken husband has the
sympathy OF many in his time uf s5d-
ness.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30

tbNlurD .. .'r. '.t -. tur.rhuIui, tto-
inburghj. A,.a Grant Osnle. COX
fordl.
HunRay-Dr. Eugene De ChuinuKf,
Ckolosynrl. Count Paul Trlck,
CBudaposD.
ttaly--Dr. llinto MhrinrlL tFIor-
encel. pr q. Richhicri. Okum1J.
Tho Ncthcrlands-J. =. Neirmoyor,
CUucchu; Dr Kari Oestrcirh, tlt-
recht.
Norway Werner Werenskild, Cunt
vcrsity uf ChrlstiauaD
portupil--Dr Francisco silva Tel
los. university OF Lisbuul.
Russin Vladimir Doubiunsky, cN-
plorcr OSt petorshurrl; jules NJ.
Schulusky. est prtcrshurrl
Swcden-Dr. Gunnar Anderson,
Cuniycrsity of stockholm,
Switzerland--Em chalk Nuiver-
sity ~ Gcncva1; Dr. Fritz NuEhoum.
university OF Hcrnl; Andre ChaiN,
CGrneya).
Or Rozpidc ana scryio De Cviic
were expected from spain. but they
were unable 90 come
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
RIO GRANDE CLUB TO
MEET TUESDAY AT Z

Tuesday az o'clock in Harry John
spus bicycle shop to discuss plans for
me hunting sc1sou
The uppn season for deer Goo Sew
Mexico begins tomorrow and mum
ber Of members of thc gun club are
planning 20 make trips into the noun
tlius for deer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
rs INCREASE IN
CITY SCHOOLS
THIS TERM
Enrolment Shows Substantial
Growth Over Year Ago;
1888 Pupils Are Enrolled
Up TO Date.

At the end of the first month Of
the present term the total enrolment
iu the Albuquerque city schools is
i.S33. against LIS ON correspond
ing date % year ago, "a gain OF 20.
Tho greatest gains according Co tig-
urcs furnished to-day hy John Milne
superintendent of schools, nrc ln tho
first ward second ward and high
school IN the eighth grade th,rc o.
q decrease of two.
Tho enrolment up 10 date in tho
city schools is aa follows
First ward. 322, lass year sam,
date. 2SS; gain, 90 SECOND ward
sac, last Year Same date, 500; gain
&c. Thir5 ward. 31S; last year same
date. 3GG. gain, ~ Fourth wurd
i7i; luu year Same date, iGS gain
u.s. Eighth grade, los. last year same
dhtc. iioi loss. % nigh school 2oB'
lasi year snmo date, tNl; gain, rs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
AWNING TO REPLACE
OLD CORRUGATED IRON

W0rkmon are engaged today Boo
tearing down the uld corrugated iron
shade which has protected from wind
ana weather for muuy years tn"
buiidluR ON th, northwest corner OF
First street ana Central avenue. oc.
cupird hN thr John i.po clarke con.
psuy Tho old corrugated iron roof
ing is 40 %" replaced 1t once hf %
modern AWNING whioh Win GREATS lm.
prove the looks uf tho building.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
M0RTGARY.

- " .htriAA'Ni
Funeral services fcr the late q. ".
Alspach, whose death occurred Saturo
day were hold ut O'Clock this after
noon n French a LoWbcr's chapel,
Rev c. o. Hickman of th" Methodist
church officiating The services were
Impressive and consuliag. Tho body
was sent oust this afternoon, accom-
panied hy Mrs Alspach ana china.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
TRAIN AUDITORS On
COAST LINES
Men Who Have Been Checking
Up Fares on Rio Grande Di-
vision Have Completed
Their Work.

The train auditors who have been
working ON the RIO Grundc division
OF the santa Fc, plyng between Az
buqucrqur ana E puso for several
weeks. have completed their labors
aud after today VIII work ON the san
"a Fc onns lines between Albuquer-
que ana WINSTON,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
MRS. C. G. GIBSON LAID
TO REST IN FAIRVIEW

Mouruod hv host of friends. tho
body uf Mn e.. g. Gibson. wife of
Nh Gibson wen known cmployc 81
the santa Pc iu Albuquerque, WAS mid
to rest yesterday in Fuir,irW cvmc-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30

yellow complexion. pimples and
disfruring blemishes on the face or
body can be gotten rid of hy doctor
ing the liver. which Is torpid.
HEVHINE Is powerful liver corr
rsctant II purifies the system,
eliminates the vital organs and puts
She body Ia fine vigorous condition.
Price Soc Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
Distinguished Geographers on
Seeing-Amenca Excursion
Reach albuquerque Tonight

Scientists From Many Lands Party Which Will Spend
Hour in This City TOnight Trip Celebrates sxtieth
Anniversary of American Geographical Society OF New
York; Party Spends Whole Day Seeing Sights in and
Around Santa Fe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30

New York Press. one reason woo
men win never wear socks like men
is shuri ones cnuldnt hold enough
open work for them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30

Baltimore Americans Kate Mrs
Wops boasts that she made nor nus
band.
Mrr Anybodv could ten that tu
Fac thr WAY tho poor man is lrayod at
tho edges.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21

WHY ALFONSO BEAT 1T"
London, Aug. 21.-King Al
fonso of Spain also has mother
in-law.
He's in bad with her just now,
too-that's why he left England
in such a hurry just before the
end of the regatta week festivi-
ties.
At the time it was said that
Alfonso's son Jaime was i'll, and
that this was the reason he was
beating it. The queen was so
Indifferent, however, that this
wouldn't stick.
Then the official excuse-maker
explained that Al had been called
away on urgent state business"
Now the real reason has leaked
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21

out, and it's name is just plain
mother-in-law.
The other reason is APs flirting
propensity. AIS quite a gay bird
when he gets around among the
ladies, and ma-in-law, whose
other other name is the Princess
Henry of Battenberg, doesn't like
it.
Al was at Cowes during re-
gatta week. So was ma-in-law.
So was Al's wife. But Al wasn't
playing sandhouses with his wife.
No indeed. He found several
other women much more inter
esting.
So ma-in-law got right peeved,
and called Al off into a corner one
day, and let him know just how
she felt about it.
Then the kinks royal temper
bic wup, and he packed up his.
buds, and left for home-aften
telling ma-in-law where he wish
ed she were.
The queen is now trying to
patch up the quarrel.
-O--O-
PERFECTLY SAFE.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21
EXPLAINING PUT OFF

H- LAT AS2A44NA4NN- = ~ = VI =
Washington, Aug. 21.-Sena-
tor Boies Penrose, of Pennsyl-
vania, disappointed the senate
and the galleries today.
Penrose yesterday promised to
explain why he accepted $4,000
from John D. Archibald, of Stand
ard Oil, during the 1904 cam
paign, from the floor of the SEN
ate first thing this morning.
All Washington was highly in
terested, feeling that Penrose
would have to do some expert ex-
planning to get away with it, and
the senate seats and the galleries
were packed when the gavel fell.
Then Penrose got up. But not
to explain. Just to put off the ex-
planning until later. He said he
had personal reasons for doing so.
He did not say what the personal
reasons were. It is expected the
explaining will start after 4
o'clock this afternoon.