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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
SLIGHT DAMAGE TO
BELEN FRUIT
Light Frost Does Not Prove
Serious; Heavy Santa Fc
Freight Traffic in Evidence
Along Cutoff.

especial Correspondence ~ enc 1eraIdl
Beien, n. NJ, May 9.---The cold
weather OF few nights past 10 said
20 have injured some of the fruit IT,
this section OF the valley, but no seri.
GUS damage was done. The Their
mometer registered very low on orc
night the change coming rather un-
eSpeciedly for some OF tho orchard
lists and as o result small per cont
Of the fruit was damaged.
Railroad BUSINESS Is again getting
good, ana the prospects are that Il
VIII continue 10 for several months
10 come. on account Of the big CALI
fornia fruit traffic,
Rev. !. Wilhurn Hoae, who holds
tho position OF president Of the Sew
Mexico Christian Endeavor union. o
spending the week In fielen. where
he "a holding a series Of meetings. IN
the Methodist church On tne interests
o. greater church efficiency. Sery-
ices sra hold each evening. and are
being we'll attended. MIR. Rose is
assisted ln hie meetings BY HIS wife
and daughter and Miss Bentley. an of
whom take part in the song service.
Rev. n. 81. Harwuod OF Albuquerque
HNNNNlNu iNN HAfNaA W AAAN aNNtWWNiWf
church both morning and evening last
sunday la the absence of the regular
pastor. Rev. E H. mutchins. who ID
out Of the city On business. In the
evening be delivered his stereopilcun
lecture on the Life OF Christ"
large audience being present.
r. y. Byers and r. u. Cox shipped
carload of horses from Belcn 20
Amarillo. Texas, on Tuesday The
shipment was accompanied by Mr.,
Cox,
jain Booker. Sri. - spending a few
days this week In the state capital
on business trip. He was accom-
panied by G.. j. Roinken.
Mr.. ana Mira Y. g. Chanak and
children, who have made Bolen their
home for several years paste left
Tuesday evening for Oklahoma, tx,
pectlng 10 locate ia some portion oil
that state aoOn
Fred Scholle has returned a. hlsl
business Interests Ia Bclen after
prolonged ahsenco az his ranch.
Charles Cunningham was Ia Alhu-
Qaerque on Tuesday evening on mat
ters Of business and pleasure conn
bined.
Miss Lulu Reynolds OF Rlpon. wis.
q IN tho city for a visit with friends.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
KID MITCHELL TO
FIGHT HERRICK
Forfeit Of $1,000 Posted for
Twenty-R Battle to Be
Staged in Juarez, Mexico.
May 10.

Kid Mitchell. who hung the X O.
on al Smaulding In Albuquerque two
months ago has been matched 10 iight
Jack Herrick, IN Juarez, Mexico. on
May 10. Regarding the natSn. the
III Paso Times OF a recent date says.
What Will be the entering wedge
In the making Of CuIdad Juarez a
rival Of the Pacific coast as a prize.
fight center will be the staging. on
May 10, OF q twenty-round battle be-
tween Jack Herrick. OF Pontiac. Wis,
and Kid Mitchell, the ri Paso boy.
The artieles Of agreement were sign
ed yesterday and $1,000 forfeit has
been posted. The night will take place
In the bun ring.
Bo3h the boys are CLASSY scrappers
and each has bunch OF soaps. Nit
chell Is well known IN southwestern
sporting circles. He was 90 have been
one 81 six 10 90 70 Los Angeles this
month and scrap II out for tho Light
weight championship. where he would
have Come up against the best Of tho
class His eight here. provided he
wins. will put him in q position where
he can dictate some strong terms and
his hackers have a bigger prize up
their sleeves for him than possibly
doubtful title TO the lightweight
crown.
Herrlck s. not 20 we'll known Ia
this West but he has a growing rep.
in the east, where he has scrapped
such men as Klaus and Dillon and
frankie Morrow, Tommy Murphy's
protege. That he has fought such
top notehers as these boys 10 q draw
shows that the hight across the river
will be one of the nlftiost perform
ances that has been seen this sldo OF
the coast In months
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
SAN JUAN FROSTS
NOT SERIOUS
Peach Crop in Northwest
Weathers Cold Snap; First
Carloads Of Wool Being
Shipped.

tspeelai Cerrtspnnafnep % enc HefaIdD
Pennington, n ST., May S-On
Friday and Saturday nights the glrsl
frOsts % cause concern occurred Ru-
mors concerning the damage done are
very conflicting. but h generally be-
lioyed that the San suan district a.
stan In line for a bumper peach crop.
IN many sections smudginF complete
81 saved the crop the temperature
being raised % much us Six dcgrcees.
TWO carloads OF wool were shipped
out Monday by the Afgeri compaEy Of
frhltlnud. aid three on Tuesday by
Simpson. One or two carloads are
going out every doy and the fruit
srowers warehouse 10 full This "a
rapidly becoming one OF our biggest
Industries In San Juan county
NesaTs. Woods and Graf returned
rom q business trip t0 Santa We the
last 81 the week, While there they
made satisfactory arrangements with
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
COAELEY BELIEVES
He CAN CONE BACK
Frieds Advance Theory That
He Was Not in Best COndi-
tion When He Lost to Wal
ter Stanton.
taya Flaht FAM

III a man could only know the Inn
poriHnt things IN advance: - some
body would only take the trouble 10
tell him" said Frank COnkley, the
Chicago flghter 10 a friend on the
street here the other day.
Know Whal3 asked me friend
Well, Il be could only know. for
instance how much farther II n
across the mesa 20 the mountains than
an easterner imagines IN he could
only know how deceptive this atmos-
phote Is and what q difference alti-
tudo makes"
Ac he talked C0akley lo0kedruefully
az his hand, sun swollen from m I'M
jury received IN delivering a slancing
blow IN bis fight with Walter stanton
&C the ElhH theater on April q
II he had known the danger Of going
from a low altitude INTO high one
and doing battle without proper &c.
Conkley said. q aadder
story would have been written for
stanton and a eladder one for him.
Notwithstanding the fact that he was
outwClghed ten pounds and fought
most OF the Wey with only ono good
hand, Conkley declared that had he
only known enough TO wait a few
weeks and get accustomed 10 this
farer atmosphere he could have won.
Coaklcy seems very anxious 20 prove
10 local fans that be can produce the
real fighting goods. lie goes out for
a ten-mile jog every morning and Is
rounding into fine ahape. lie has
made q lot OF friends here who are
not saying much, but who give the
Impression that Coakley has q sur
prise 80 bis sleeve.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
YESTERDAYS GAMES


tlhcng0 % BOSTON 3.
At Chicago: r.. II. Il.
Chicago $780,. 800 le0 fe2-e 10 4
Boston ......36o $40 HOS s /
Batteries. Cole. Reulbach, Toney,
Richie and Archer. Hogs. Tyler. Dick
son and Killing. Two.bese hits.
Sweeney. Zimmerman three base hit.
Zimmerman. home run. Zimmerman:
base on balls, H0gg /. Cole I. Reui-
bach 2, Tyler 8, Toney i. Dickson 4;
struck out, Tyler !. RouiDach 3,
foncy J.. UmpiFes tombstone and
Enson,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

A. Cneinna'i: r. H. r.
Philadelphia ..l12 O00 OO0--4 s 2
Cincinnati ,.. 900 500 00s--s 3 2
Batteries. Moore, Alexander and
Doom. Graham. Benton. Keefs and
Mclean. TwO-base hits. Hoblltzell.
Mclean: three-base hits, MaReo.
Bates; base on balls. Moore o. Alex
ander J. Benton 3: struck out, Moore
!. Alexander o. Benton Q, Keefe J..
Umpires. Rigler and Finneran.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Baby won't suffer ave minutes with
GROUP II you apply DR. Themas'
Eclectic oil az once. q acts ike
magic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

saw VARIED MASS or REMNANTS nv pEtvlLDERlNc
CONFUSION At EDQE or coi1r4UksiTY -.....- roo
lN1Rc41E AND CLOSE TOGETHER 10 DESCRIBE
&c. vNAbLe 10 DEclpHER LEGEND on TAKE.
lNoIlck-HOARD STUCK N MIDST or HEAP ....s~---~
HOWEVER. JUDGING from EYE.EvtDENcE It's
MORE TRAN LiNELg 1tiE SAD 4EmeNro 0r a
FORMER EARTH cvL IzA7loN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Al st. Nouis: r. II. r.
81. Louis ~. 90 100 ig2- &
New York 0t5 goo iiO-il 10 4
Batteries. ss@sarmon. Dale. Wilson.
Woodburn and BlIeS Tesreau, Math-
ewson and Hartley. 'lNo-base hits.
Willis. Magee, Mowery: three base
hits, Devore, Becker: base on balls.
Harmon 2. Dale !, Willis I. Tesroau
p struck out. Tesrcau J., Willis /.
Nmplres, Brennan and owens.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

a. Denver, n. ~. ~.
Denver OH 100 0IO 900 COS Bis o
Topeka 900 600 OlS 600 000-f IA 2
Batteries. COcFeham and smith.
Chapman; olmstead ana spahr um-
pire, Knapp
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Lone Star Electric boot and shoc 90.
Repairing o specially. our motors
are the best grade Of OAK sole iealhev.
Quick service workmanship flrai
class a.. A. Samucla. Mgr i0I n.
fth 81 Cau phone asa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Regulates the bowels, promotes easy
natural movements. cures conslipa-
tion-Doan's Reeulets Ask your
druggist for them. zoe a box.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Cleveland a. Philadelphia.
Chicago az Washington.
81. Louis AZ New York.
Detroit az Boston.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

? = 18TH III =
Al Washington: n. IN.
Chicago .....,20f 2ii O8O-7 ~ 3
Washington .000 u20 I2f--G rs Z
Batteries. Benz. Walsh. I.anre and
nlocki johnson. Becker and AIN.
smith. Two-hase hits. Foster, cider.
Block, Mueller, knight; home runs.
Socher p LANCE 4 struck OUT Benz
D, Walsh johnson e. Becker
Tango 8. umpires, Perrlne ana Dl-
ncen.
AZ &c. genes postponed on ac-
count Of rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

TODAY's GAMES.


National League.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston az Chicago.
Brookiyn AZ PITTSBURGH.
New York At s.. Louis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Herald Want Ads Bring
Results. Try One.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Al Sioux city h. n. E
Sioux city 1000 600 1000 i
Dos Moines ..202 600 OOl--5 10 1
Batteries. Mosar Griffin ana cad
man Douglass and McGraw. Umpire.
johnson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

A Omaha. R. II. H..
Omaha ......40i sO7 O0s-lE IA I
81 Joseph 600 00l eG0- IS z
Batteries Robinson ana Johnson.
Crptcher, Freeman, Wheatey and
Castle. Umpire. Haskell
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
THE MAZE CARRIES THE GOODS
YOU WANT

MM KIEKE, aii south First s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
IlnnoIn ai MInIlln ?.

AZ Wiohiia n. "a n.
Lincoln ......0f2 600 00O-g i
Wichita ......OIO OOl 900 1
Batteries. Wagner aud Carney;
Perry and Clemmona Umpire Kis-
sane.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Pittsburgh, May g.. Pittsburgh
Brooklyn game postponed; rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Western League.
Denver al lincoln.
Topeka al igichlta.
Omaha al sioux city.
ST. Joseph At Des Moines.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20
The c. & S. Problem

The arrogant assumption o Colorado and Southern
railroad that it compelled to operate section of
line unless ii felt inclined has t*en
supreme court OF Colorado in decision written and delivered by
Justice Gabtert ft
The opinion from the bold and Balkan
like fight OF the little OF breckenridge
poation which assumed to that would operate
from Como to breckenridge.
All to Barney whatley special counsel for
the town. whose gallant and able hight has been
at the hands OF the well
. the office of district attorney
Newshamion the able letter written to
the editor by Mr. Nhaty concerning the breckenridge
the Chamber OF Commerce here had the
Colorado and Southern reopen line unnison
Since then Hon D. r sapp of the railroad COM
mee o the unnison chamber reported the chamber
had with Mr. Parker president the Colorado and
Southern and the latter had said that would
the Alpine pass line rather than attempt operate
We always thought this bluff could see no good
Expressing the matter at the time Now that
work is well to call Mr. Parker he is
playing his hand on real merit.
is that high and Southern officials hay.
been going the South for
several weeks is it possible that they really consider the line
worth inspecting? would they really to abandon it
''rather than attempt to operate it?'
Pkin, Ohio City and Gunnison vastly the
reopenng of this line The cattenen county should
because gives them choice of ship of
car shortage cannot be SO we'll
Let us all get together in the
community And it is well to that not
made up OF who obligated either and
Southern the Rio of
that always exerted to control such representatives
Colorado leads all production of COAL
according to the United States Geological Survey 1917
second only to California in the production gold Colorado
also the leading western state in the
coke and the leading production ores and
vanadum minerals The total mineral product.
OF the s5l 95s 239 The following
shows the values of the principal products 1911
Uoid &19.1 800
ooai-------. 1l,147,764
zanc ASA, 1862
siver 3,95s.SOO
Lead 2,755,ssO
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20
Ord nsliuss

n. E. Church, Geo. L. Nuckolls
Psstoy.
Sunday School 1000 .. m.
Preaching at I a. m. and Z 80 p. m.
Epworth League $50 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing 1t 700 O'Clock; Choir rehearsal
7:45.
Yos are invited to oil these SER
vices.
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.
Rev. W. @. Mcconnell minister.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching at l a. n. and Z 80 p. m
Special nssic morning and even-
ing.
Ckriseisn Endeavor q $50 p. m
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20
huskyessiaas' Cksis1nas

The chorus of the Presbyterian
church will render a cantata en-
titled "The First Christmas" in the
church next Sunday evening. AL.
though it has cost much time and
labor on the part of the members of
the chorus. the church is giving this
entertainment free to the public, and
all are invited to hear this splendid
musical treat. Prof. w. A. Franks
will direct the production. The
cantata is divided into four parts,
with an organ prelude. The parts
in order are entitled: "The
Prophecy" "The Fulfillment," The
Star and The Song" and The
World Wide Christmas"
On Christmas eve tie SUNDAY
School will give Christmas enter
tainment. Besides choruses by the
entire membership, individual num-
bers will be rendered by Harry
Osborne, Kyle Calvin. Irwin GRAY,
Alice McPhetridge. Helen Calvin,
Chas. Stewart, David Walker Garret
Parsons. Myron Mcneil, Roe Riley,
Pearl Cofer. Alberta Crary, Ruth
Spencer, Frank Williams. A trio
will be sung by Esther Williams
Ella Osborne and Jennie Robinson
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20


A Japanese artist of Madison.
" wlsconssn recently sept q collecsiop
Il ahoat 2,o Japanese pictures v h,ch
are no~ on exhIbstlon IN the Art room
The pictures are of vslIoss kinds
and give a very good idea u Japan
ese art.
Principal liollineshead Of the Nor
NAL schoe,l was the eues, Of Profess
OF J " Scott. at the fourth annual
baBqset Of superiniendepts. prine,-
pals. teachers and school board mem
hers at the ABtlers Hotel in Colarais
Springs, or Dice 10 The heads Cd
all tae state institutlons were present
Dr A T.. Winship. editor Of the New
England School Journal. made the
principal address. MIR. Winship
who travels yearly all over the Unit
ed States. said this banquet WAS
unique in that il is the only one d
its Kind on record
Mr. Holliuesbead was in Denver
ON Saturday, interviewing member,
of the Legislative committee on stat,
institutions The best news he hs,
to give out in this regard is that thii
committee holds out the hope tba
the Normal school viii get an appro
priatlon sufficient to carry ON th.
work for the biennial. Senator
Stephan and Representative Philbel
we're appointed subcommittee q
visit the Gunnison Normal and re
port it's needs. -
Professor Cannon Of the depart.
ment Of Geology, East Denver High
School, nominated Prof. Franks fol
memembership in the Colorado
School Masters Club. This organi.
zation is limited in membership tc
sixty-hve. At the banquet Of the
club on December 18th, the mem
bers were addressed by Jesse +
Wheelock. HE subject was THE
Aim of the Citizens Protective
League, which has for its particular
object the elevation of the moral
standards Of the newspapers ol
Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20
GAnoAD O1u


Car seP@aseE Ma. Nssasss h.. re
tanned ~ ssr&
Fsss.h Rsas~rs~ .- ruIssaS s~aca
s~Gsse ssss ~ses
Jsrsp k.a~.sas !. Sr.sS On ps~
eaSsr sss t~s~s~s G.aa..sa and
0~sas.
kaGs.ss b v E.cassd.aa end
Ess~ss .. r. Wrsess ss< sesksas
- % Gspo ksil
Ea&sssss Chs~ Ss~~srt saa e'so
9s~A - - dsay ., Csssrron sLss
~s<6 90 scco~pt II ssckns~s
E.aSsssss Fuchsersbsr and Fire
ussn se@ Bsl1saas sSe wersing ten
pas.s'ly On the sse~ plo~ ens.ne e..i
II CsssA<d tsstse.
Fsss~sa y ". L.ck ,s v,.sasns
tE.eads IN SshJa
G. 5 Zedsker aud o. j Billings
are sbseat frosa ~erk this week oa
secosat VI ssck ssss.
I'D llandln ,s hrsn9 en Cerso bill
The Rio Grande Service Gazet,e.
which records all granting of merits
D. employees ef the system, ~ ths
l,ecember issue contains the filIsw-
lne concerning tie third division:
The record II sa ensineer has been
credised with ) merit marks Dor
puttin0 oat hre which Was feand
bnrhIns near bridge" Following
oat the rule of the Gazette, the name
If the person is withheld
Fireman IL l.. Smith and +
Banks have retsraed 10 work during
the holiday rush.
j. Palermo aud A h Bates are
new men in the car shops
John Ogden. Claude Campbell
and Ray Aiken have sll made firing
trips on the road this week.
Boiler washer Roy Epps is spend
ing a few DAYS at Hotchkiss this
week visiting his parents.
T.. II Van Alstine and Cbas Tav-
lor are back at work in the car shops
after being absent several davs on
account Il sickness.
b. Warner has gone 10 Montrose 10
relieve the head car man there who
is sick.
Tuesday was pay day in Gunni-
son.
I A car won't through . bridge and
three otbers were derailed near Keb-
ler Ssnday morning. The wrecking
cvew from Gsnnison was sent TO
clesr the road.
r 8 Miely and family are visit
ing in Denver
The csboose held by l. Miller was
badly damaged by fire Sunday night
and 10 now in the Gannison shops
for vepsirs
Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Fuscheruber
end daughter visited ct Montrose
the 6Fst of the week.
Sspt R G. Ten Eyck stopped of
q day or two in Gannison this week
lie had just returned from Salt Lake,
where he visited a sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ten Eyck will 60 to Amarillo,
Telas. for the holidays to visit a
sistes of Mr.. Ten Eyck's living there,
then they will 60 on TO Topeka. HAS
10 pay visit to another of his
sisters. While in Texas Mr. Ten
Eyck will make trip to Lubbock
where he 10 interested in . business
enterprise.
The piledriver broke down at CT
marron this week and WAS taken to
Salida for repairs.
I
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20

Mn. Alice Miller will eutertaiu
relatives at dinner on Christmas dav
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20

0f. aad nrs. G. Ssone Ieft Mon
- ssr 0slfposf, La, vhers they
expsrs % remain.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20

A soa Was born TO Mr.. and Nu.
Ed Aahoney at Delta lest week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20

Joseph SchsttIer Of Pitkis. wss
reGisesred q the La VeSa this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20
Mn H. Wcirick was up from Del
- lsst week and expects 70 move to
Gennison coon.

Mn. walter Park has retained to
her home in Salida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20

Vi0edia- -Coassltasies md liter.-
tsse :see. DR. REzxHARpr,
100 Csatsal Savings Beak, Denver.
Sip
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20

Mr. and Mrs- Grover Carpenser
were here from Cebolla rs,,i.v.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20

Grs. Josephine NcNamara il re.
covering from illpees.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20

Joe Ehret is visiting his parents
1t lola.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20

Mrs. Chauncey Summer returned
to her home in walsenb.rg We'd
nesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20

Nss. KatheriBe Nahosey 10 visit
in1 seaefises at Delta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20

Willett Estes is visiting in Den
yer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20
0anAl ~ snnnn us3s


ScAsssl c.D~ss tss~s fus the Ci4E.~s
n.s~ Islss,~ss l. .sii rssFon %
J.n.srs 7th ksuy ID she sssa~ua.
aaa 'ssassE- are pssp~zsaS ~ sssszs
D. sssess tsssss b. ssend Tbs ssG.x,ss
kr k.cEseT ~ 10 sssss h,~ nuisis~s.
N ChsaASs. Mo- ss's gee ~ Tss~a.
MOO spesr .i~sss sE%sas CEs'ss.4ss
~ssh sssser ~ Ia~ao. Ar E<~sas.
Ass~ ts-ss sad A.ss Lana &c ~ ils.-
ser. Gs< Cs=r~ssor so Pueblo ssd
Miss tiesnes aud Mr.. JoLssos y
lsreesey-
Certshcsses frum the Gusnissu
State Nssassl school. si1heoeh ths
scheol hos Lseu ssssblssi.ed ossly .
year. have already teep seceenlssd
by the departments II ps.t,ise in
structloa oi two states. N,se tIelea
Webster received ave wear eerss6-
coe b teach N New AexIco sna
Miss kate Redden vac given the
same BY. Arizona
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10
Wheat Market Depressed.

Chicago, Nov. 9.-Depressing cir
cumstances prevailed in the wheat
market at the opening this week There
we're occasional reactions but losses
were recovered. Today December
wheat showed net loss of quarter
cent for the week and May was even
with last Saturdays close. Today's
covering by shorts who didn't want
to leave their risks open over Sunday
brought prices up in both futures. The
likelihood of delay in peace negoti-
atoms in the Balkans will influence
the market for several weeks, accord
ing to beliefs at this time. The
shadow of the immense corn crop hung
over the market all week and decline
In prices were the result. December
lost one point and May corn was one
and one-half cents lower than at last
Saturdays close. The oats market was
weak in the December future and firm
in May The bidding prices kept about
even throughout the week. Provisions
during the week held fairly strong
until today when a heaviness was
manifested in spite of the strong grain
markets.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10
SOCIALIST GIVEN A
Chance TO ANSWER

Thirty minutes in which to answer
the arguments against socialism has
been granted by the knights of CO.
lumbus to S. w. Mobley, state Social
ist organizer and candidate, on the So
cialist ticket for governor of the state
during several different campaigns
For several weeks the Socialists OF
Boise have made demands for chance
to answer the arguments of David
Goldstein at the Pinney Wednesday
night. They appointed a committee
last Sunday night to wait upon the
knights of Columbus and arrange for
this debate. The agreement was made
late last night and the state organizer
from Twin Falls has been selected to
defend the principles of socialism at
the lecture.
Goldstein was formerly a member Of
the party, It Ii said, and his arguments
will be directed against what he be-
lieves are faults and defects in it's
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10
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