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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10
REFUSED INJUNCTION.

Duluth, Mimi, Oct 3.-Judge Dibell
in district court denied the street
railway company an injunction re,
straining strike leaders from picket.
ing and resorting to acts of violence
There has been only one matter
of disorder with which the defendant
strikers have been concerned" de-
clared the court. 1T might rise to
the dignity of police court, but it
is hardly matter for court OF
equity. 4,
"There hasn't been a lot of disor.
der during this strike that ought to
be enjoined. Injunctions should never
be resorted to except in cases of a
most critical nature. The whole at
fair here is very trivial-very trivial
indeed h
A round of applause from the
strikers and sympathizers who had
crowded the courtroom greeted the
denial of the injunction. 4
Henry F. Greene and Thomas s
Wood were attorneys for the Duluth
Street Railway company. Bert Fes
Ter, former city attorney, and Richard
Jones represented the strikers.
Harris & Pearson Of counsel fo1
the Duluth Street Railway company
will at once appeal to the supreme
court from the opinion and decision
Of Judge Dtbell. A copy of the re
cord In the case has been already OF
dered from the court reporter.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10
Stage Now Ready
For World Series
RUSH FOR TICKETS At POLO
GROUNDS TODAY EXPECTED
TO BE ENORMOUS.

New York, Oct. IA scattered van
guard of visitors for the worlds series
of baseball games between the Boston
Red Socks and the New York Giants
reached the city today.
Although the series does not start
until tomorrow, the real show began
today at 9 o'clock, when the scramble
at the Polo grounds was on fol
the season. The police squad will be
there to see that order Is maintained
The real crush is expected when
10000 seats are to g; be disposed OF
;" first come, first served" These will
be on the days of the games.
The public Is warned of reports that
counterfeiters propose to float bogus
tickets, and those who buy outside
the regular booths are likely TO be
"fleaced."
The interest is SO great that in
many cities large electric score
boards will be maintained for street
crowds and moving picture and vaude-
vile shows throughout the country
have arranged to give the score by
innings. .~r 10y, .... q
Manager McGraw refused tonight to
name the pitchers for the opening
game. 1t is expected that Boston will
put Joe Wood in that position in the
first contest .~& ,~,s 49,
The local weather bureau gives
hopes of a continuance of Indian sum-
mer for the SERIES n.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10

The attendance at the first day OF
the Bismarck exposition was just
triple that of the first day last year
A triumph for Commissioner Gil
BREATH .,1..e s, q .,r.ss,s..,.s,. g.
. A Fargo banker estimates that 300,.
900 men could be used to man all OF
the threshing machines in the state.
Another editor is candidate for
county office. This time 1T is G.. A
Totten, editor Of the Bowman Citi-
zen. Thus are good men. led astray.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10
Secretary Foley L.:
: Is Seriously III
SECRETARY OF THE STATE RE
a. PUBLICAN COMMITTEE is
..,. ~ al, .tuSTRlCkEN. ...,t ..-s

Bismarck, NJ D, Oct. 7.zFriends of
James W.. Foley, secretary of the
state republican committee are con
siderably exercised over the fact that
at present he Is seriously i'll at his
home in this city suffering from an
attack of appendicitis.
When he returned Monday evening
from a trip to Fargo he was not feel
ing we'll, and kept up his work at
campaign headquarters without com.
plant till Tuesday afternoon when
he was attacked so seriously that it
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10
niQh School Team
Defeated SATURDAY
MOORHEAD HIGH SCHOOL WINS
By CLOSE SCORE ON LOCAL
GRIDIRON-7-6.

A little hard luck, combined with
poor judgment and slowness in falling
on the ball at critical moments was
the combination that brought about
the disappointing, but very close score
in the high school football game OF
last Saturday.
. The teams were about evenly
matched in weight and in ability and
each team showed ability to advance
the ball by spurts. Moorhead had the
best of it in using forward passes,
not because they could make them
better, but because the Valley City
players whose business it was to
break them up did not use good head
work in getting them. Neither side
made much around the ends, although
Bert Weston and Carl Bublitz each
got away for good gain by that
route.
Both teams did some good work
through the line, but Valley City had
the opportunity to show what they
could do in pinch by holding Moor
head inside the five yard line. If the
local boys would make up their minds
to work that way in the middle of the
field there would be no scoring on
them. Both touchdowns were made
by forward passes over the goal line
a play that would not have been al
lowed last year. Thus, under last
years rules, neither side would have
scored. Valley City's score was made
by a neat fowrard pass of fifteen
yards to Carl Bublitz, just over the
line. t -.,...- /
The first honors for defensive work
go to Gordon Cox, who several times
was the only one between a big Moor
head player and a touchdown. If the
rest of the Valley City players were
as sure and as plucky as Cox the team
would be almost unbeatable. Weston
Anderson, Il. Bublitz and Bridges also
deserve mention for good defensive
work. II
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10

Mr.. soMDAttL IMPROVED.
Friends of Martin Somdahl will be
glad to hear that he Is improving and
will be out>in four or five days.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10

Adams. county showed its enter
prise by sending a special car of pro
ducts to Bismarck for the exposition.
The Grand Forks Herald has an
nounced a circulation campaign with
an attractive assortment of prizes.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10

Order Of Notice Thereon.
District of North Dakota, SIS:
) On this 3rd day of October, A. D.
1912, on reading the foregoing peti-
ton, it is, ,-..-
ORDERED by the court, that a
hearing be had upon the same on the
3rd day of December, A. D. 1912, be
fore said court, at Fargo, in said dis.
trict, at ten o'clock in the forenoon;
and that notice thereof be published
in the Valley City Times-Record, a
newspaper printed in said district,
and that all known creditors and
other persons in interest may appear
at the said time and place and show
cause, If any they have, why the
prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted. @s5 L
! And 1t is further ordered by the
court, that the clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors copies of
said petition and this order, addressed
to them at their places of residence
as stated.
WITNESS the Honorable Charles F..
Amidon, Judge of the said court, and
the seal thereof, at Fargo, in said
district, on the 3rd day of October,
A. D. 1912.
ia. MONTGOMERY,
4>.g~ s. Clerk.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10
, necessary tor him to take to his

was necessary TOR him to take to his
bed. 4.
He is now under the care Of q
trained nurse and his physicians are
striving to prevent an operation from
being necessary. People at Bismarck
and over the state will hope for Mr..
F'oley's immediate recovery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
UTAH COPPER MINES
RESUME WORK WITH
FORCE Of NOM
UNION MEN
Strikebreakers Replace Men
Who Walked Out to Enforce
Demand for Increased Pity
and Recognition of Organ
ization.
DEPUTY SHERIFFS KEEP
ORDER IN BINGHAM
my Leased Wire to Evening uerDrdl

IVY Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald
bingham. Ioh, oct 10 VhH UMn
Copper company, Wurh has urru idl"
since the hvgiuaiup ui the miners
atriko three weeks ago, started work
this muruup uuu probably will put
u, struu shuy,l# mtn commission ths
ait"ru,um Ftghuu, Was reported ut
tho lwh Cousoldurd, which re
sumrd operations yesterday. The pa
trul ul u,wN ahrri.s has been cN-
trud,G thruurnud the district Lurgy
parties ur men b,lirNvd To- hv sirIkv.
breaker arrived tins muruug,
Mu.l oI the mcu uul tu work wei"
strih, breakers bruught Ia from salt
Lake rut early TO-DAY In hos cars
ThrN number 900, MOSTLY Greeks lhu
fighting reported at the ltah Iuusuli
dated dld not turn out tu be- sriiuus
\ number of strikers ,llshrd with
deputy shcrills but were drtNvu away
without much trouble.
when the truinmcn applied for
their time at the l'tuh Copper com.
pauy ulft,r this morning they were
told To- put on their WORKING clothes,
\ numhrr uf them declined, but ulh-
crs reported for duty. As quickly
M the strikers gathered In oruWds
they were dispersed by deputies, All
morning they howlnd md Jecred the
strike breakers at work In the pit
No shooting has occurred,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
DEFENDANTS SCORE
IN DYNAMITE
CONSPIRACY
HEARING
Government Unable TO Pro
duce Copies of Alleged In
eliminating kilograms to
Labor Leaders.
RECORDS DESTROYED
MANAGERS TESTIFY
Tny Lennrd wire to Evening Herald

Indianapolis, oct ~. 20 MuuHycTa OF
telegraph offices ul spokane, seattle
ana Sun FruurD,u Hud Portland ir'.
tificd ui the "dyutmio ouuspIrHr,
trIul today that kilograms sought hN
the government had been destroyed.
j. b. Coggns. san Fuurisru, wnH
ask I To produce u Telegram Hrnl hy
Eugene 4. Clancy from iuEluu tu -
Excelsior avenue, san FIanclscu, cog
gins said the telegraph files had been
destroyed.
Th" government charges that, on
reading ut the loss uf life at the LOH
Angeles Times disaster. clancy. then
on "a wish tu Iiusluu, decided to de
strtOy certain evidence relative tO
various Pacific 'uuH explosions and
that hc sent "A ",luiu house" message
both 10 his hotrl uud tp his labor
headquarters, The either trlrgrdnis
sought hy the government aulh"riilca
were between Tvwtmu" san Fruu-
cisco, and J, B. Mcnamara before the
latter went 10 Los Angeles,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
ANOTHER AVIATOR
ARRIVES TONIGHT
To DO FLYING
At The FAIR
Roy N. Francis, Who Has
Made Many Flights in the
Mountain Districts With
Great Success, Coming from
Denver.
BIRDMAN BRINGING
BIPLANE WITH HIM

Visitors To- the state fair. who came
To Albuquerque Tor the express pur-
pose at Witnessing hiplanc iighl,
viii not b" disappointed. True. they
win not So" the famous Lincoln
Brachcy whose daring aviation
stunts on Monday afternoon thrnlrd
ana electrified the crowds who Wit
messed his sensational usccnts and
drsccnts, his l"ap-fruE antics, his dtr.
ing spiral glide ANA hi ultra s,u-u
iional drop ut thousand feet with
IN" power turned Oft Everybody
knows Of the ruErcttahlr accident
that occurred ut the fair grounds
Tuesday afternoon when Boachcy nud
his bipldnc crashed into - barbod
wire fence just oulsid" the grounds.
damaging th" machin" beyond re-
pair In time for further flights this
week
Aware that the people would be
terribly disappointed if the air
flights were not made the fair asso-
citation officers got busy ns quickly
NJ It was learned definitely that
RenChcy would not make further
flights. Sizzling kilograms were sent
to the Curtiss people in New York.
The result: AvlHtor Roy N. Fran
cis was shot out OF Kansas City yes
ierdsy with Curtisa -biplane. lie will
arrive In Albuquerque on Santa Fc
No. tonight. The biplnnc will hr at
once taken tO Traction Park and as
acmblcd by the mcChanlclans. The
machInc viii he In working order be-
fore tomorrow afternoon and Francis
who hns had great success IN flying
In the mountain districts. viii make
flights that win not hr quite az Son
satlUnal ns those mndc by B"uchey
on Monday, but viii nt the same time
be satisfying and thrilling.
People may go tu the fair grounds
tomorrow ana SATURDAY. positively
assured uf witnessing biplanc flights
hy Aviator Francis, accidents always
being tnkCn into consideration.
The officers Of the fair association
nrc 10 he congratulated on their en-
"rgy and enterprise In getting ar
nNintor TO replace Bcachcy, Hs the bl.
plane flights are ono ~ the biggest
attractions AT the fair, ana the mag.
net that has drawn many Of the Wis.
itorS from the outside.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
TRYING EXPERIENCE
Of AMERICAN
WOMEN IN
MEXICO
Besieged in Dark Tunnel for
Two Days Wives of Ell Tigre
Officials Save War NUM-
tions From Rebels.
THRILLING STORY
TOLD BY ENGINEER
my Leased Wire to Evening Herald


Los Angeles, Cal, oct. l0.--A story
Of how six American women re-
malnrd In mine tunnel for two
days and half during the attacking
uf McxiCaus on the mining camp al
III Tigre, was brought here today by
J. W. MalcumsOn, Of Kansas CITY,
consulting engineer of the III Tigre
Mining Company.
when the surrender Of the camp,
demanded by the rebel General Sala-
2ar was refused, the women who were
wives of company officials. were
placed In the tunnel with provisions
Ia last for several days. They were
accompanied by guard of Ameri-
cans who had thirty rifles and 5000
rouds OF ammunition.
when SalazaT entered the camp
after a thirty-hour bombardment he
told the Americans he knew rifles
aud ammunition we're secreted In the
tunnel and demanded them, Five
rifles and 500 rounds OF ammunition
were brought out.
After the rebels evacuated upon
the approach of federal reinforce
ments. the women returned To day
light.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
WILSON ALMOST VOICELESS
FROM CONTINUOUS pENEIIN(

ChlCagu. oct, lO.--Tircd and hOnrsc,
Governor Woodrow Wilson reached
Chicago dt ~ u',luck to-day Ills voice
In almost gone aud tho governor fear
cd that h" would b" ublu - do n"
moro than greet tho crowds nt suuc
places where speeches had been
scheduled. prochrs wrr" inserted by
local committees uud trains stopped
some times without giving Ga" g"vor-
nor any advance Information 10 that
hs WAS compelled to appear Th"
governor SAID today tina probably
would bo his last blg trip ur the cam
paign.
"Thcy don't want To- hear me speak,
they just wunt to soc me- Haid iho
governor today,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
Play Off of Yesterdays Drawn
Battle Results in Hard
Earned Victory for New
York Champions. -
SUPERB FIELDING IS
FEATURE OF CONTEST
Each Side Gains Eight Hits,
Marquard on Mound fen
Giants While Red Sox Use
0'Brien and Redient.

thy Leased Wire 10 Evening" HsraIAI
Fonway park. Boston, Oct. IO.--rho
New York Giants defeated the BOaton
Red sox by score OF . to 1 today,
making the wotgap -serttnp contest 10
far stand:
Boston, one game won, and New
YORK. one game won and one tie
contest,
II was pitchers battle today In
which the left handler. Marqunrd. hold
mo HON" club helpless until the last
inning when they sarnered "A run ON
Sharp hitting ny Lewis ana Gardner.
An error of IL thrown ball put a man
on second and third for Boston but
beyor" by a nico running catch on
Nhdy's bat. fayud tho day for the
chants, The New YUrks hitting was
Timely aud effective. Boston nelded
Hupcrbiy.
The official box score;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
SUIT TO PUT CRIMP IN
MISSOURI PR0GRESSIVES

Jefferson CITY. Mo, Oct. 10. - The
Republican state committee filed q
petition In the state circuit court to-
day 10 enJoln the secretary OF state
from printing on the official ballot
the Progressive party's presidential
electors The attorney general ap-
peared for the secretary OF state and
agreed 10 an immediate hearing be-
fore Judge Wundemann, OF the 81
Louis county circuit court, who Il
sitting In the case Of the state COM
mittee's suit 20 enjOin the printinl
OF the Progressive state tlckess
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
WOOL GROWERS on STATE TO
TAKE CHARGE TOMORROW

Tomorrow In Wool Growers day
of IN" state fair to b" sigunlizrd by
the state convention of the Ncw Mex
leo Wool Growers associations, with
an address by =. W. Mcclure. srrr"-
tary "f the National associntion, and
speeches by the leading wool grow
ers of New Mexico. Important prob
lens touching the wool industry will
br taken up and discussed ana "A large
and representative attendance OF
sheep men from all sections is looked
for, many leading wooI growers hav-
ing already arrived on the ground for
the earlier days Of the fair.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
POWERS STILL WORK
ID ANEIIT IDSTII ITIIcS

'"nHtnntiuupl", Oui. ~ Moro EN-
rrr"ilr intervention by the powers In
order lu prryrnt Ia" outbreak Of hos
tllili"a uu ~" purt at bulgaria, Srrvin
nnd Iro"c" Hnd Ia hring about II rrs-
sallun ul tho war with Montenegro In
HHld To- ho contemplated today.
Shots Ar" reported To- have hpcu
exclaimed today between the TURK
lsh ana lulgnriHn troups nrrupylnE
advanced p""lE uu the Turru Bul-
rrinu frontier ut Thrush ana Kills.
.urI,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
AerOplane Flights to Continue for the
Last TwO Days of the State CGrniUGl
Official Program for
Friday, October ~,
Wool Growers Day
Down To,Nn--NinrnInr.

Down TOwn--MOrTlng. =
800 Band Concert .
3O--McrtiuR of state Mn- y
nIripdl league. Commercial club =
= rooms Q
lo.OO--Campbcll United shows .
on Central avenue. Al shows =
= upun. q
O.3O--Mecting OF Nrw Mexico =
Wuol Growers association. IN .
y Elks opera house. Albuquerque .
= Kennel club show open Free .
y tvl high diving man. corner =
= FIRST Hud Central =
ll;3U--Frrr act. aCruhntic per .
y lurtuuncc, corner Second aud =
y Central. =
= l1.OO-Fair grounds and cxhi- "
= pit,un halls open. .
= Fair GrOunds-- Nrtrrnuun. =
= l.uO--2;l2 Pace, y
y l15--iIasr ball, Alhuuurruue =
= ys. silver city. =
= 4.1i--FivC ana one hair fur .
y long running race. =
- 2.30-Foot ropinR, etc. .
- a.0O-'IFour and onc-half fur =
y long running race. =
= Motorcycle race. =
- 3.3O.--First night uf Aviator .
= RoE M Francis IN curtis btplauc. =
. i;OU-- Motorcycle race. .
i.la--Cuw boy aud COW girl =
= uuudrll", horse back, blud mu- =
y .ic. =
i.@U-- second ni2ht Aviator =
= Euy NJ. Francis In IrtLt hiplanc. .
y. ENrrybody visits Agricultural =
y IlIl ana Manufacturers exhibit. .
y ENrnlng-DOwn Town. .
y .o0---llluminntiun of Alvarado .
. hotel. Campbell United shows .
= uu central avenue. All shows =
y open, Albuquerque Kcnnc, club .
y show open. Free act, high div .
. ing man. corner First and CEN .
. tral avenue,
S.3O--Frcc act. high wire per- .
o formancc, corner Second and =
y Central.
Montczuma bah at Al =
q varadO hotel.
v g:30--Athletlc exhibition at =
q Elks opera house.
10 l0:lpzF Free act, high acrobat
q &C. performance.
q q Q . . o y . . . o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
SHOPS CLOSE IN HONOR
or ALBUQUERQUE DAY

The Santa Pc railroad shops closed
down ana paid on todOy To give their
employees chance 10 get In on tho
fun on Albuquerque Duy' which had
the effect OF materially increasing the
sizo Of the crowds. Most Of the busi'
ness houses closed this afternoon.
In spite OF the inclement weather
the crowd at the fair grounds was an
unusually large one, the sports pro-
gram including the county pony race,
being especially good. 80 passes
went today ard the rich and poor
and the man with and without pull
had 20 pony up to get into the
grounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
CROWDS KEEP A-COMING
IN SPITE OF THE WEATHER

This morning and last night the in
coming trains continued 10 bring "A
stream of arrivals for the fair and II
is doubtful II there has ever been Il
bigger fair crowd In the city; aud this
In spite OF lowering ana emily weather
with an occasional sprinkle of rain.
The crowds, however, appear 10 be
having a good time and last nights
thTong on Central avenue was 10
dense that the streets were lmpassable
In the carnival section for hours,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
GI,EEKS LOSE HEAVILY
~ FIGHT NEAR ITJONTTEU

London, oct lO,-Hcavy losses
were inflicted by the Turkish troops
on q bnud of Greeks numbering 1000
m'u vino to-day attacked n Turkish
iruutl,r post near bhlHikuln. Thcy
W"r" driven hnck over tho frontier.
according T." a news agency dispatch
frum .lluuilti
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
TO ARRANGE
ANOTHER JOHNSON
FLYNN BATTLE
COlOred Champion Said to be
Willing to Give White An
tagOnist Second Chance for
Title.
[By Leased Wire TO EvenInE Herald

Chicago, oct Another IN"
clash between Jack Johnson, colorcd
heavyweight champion pugiIst, and
Jim Flynn is being arranged, It was
reported here hast night Jack Curloy
end Johnson were In conference dur
Ing the day and the champion In said
To have been told that another
$50, 900 would ba posted for n fight
In Paris Johnson asserted his will
ingness to give Flynn another chance
but insisted on IA larger side bet.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
AUTOMOBILE PARADE HAS
DIFFICULTY IN MOVING

SO thick was the crowd last night
on Central avenue that tho illuminat-
ed automobile parade. which was par
ticlpated In by practically all the cars
seen IN the daylight parade and many
others, had much dlfiiculty In thread
Ing the throag and II took active po-
lice asaiptancs 10 clear a way for tine
brilliantly decorated cars. The Hum
instsd parade WaA a gorgeous aHair'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
PATRIOTIC GREEKS
MADLY CHEER
KING AND
COUNTRY
Enthusiastic Demonstration Of
Affection and Loyalty
Marks Return of Monarch
to Athens.
FUNDS TO FINANCE FIGHT
FROM AMERICA
my Leased Wire 10 nvrnInE Herald

Hy Leased Wire Go nvenInK Herald
Athens, Greece, oct. 10. .--- Great en-
thuslusm has been aroused through
out Greece by speech made by king
Grurgr To- several thousand people
VIII" had assembled at the pnlacc Ia
",l.umr him ON his return to the
.'wuu last night Its majesty mid.
~ have lull confidence IN tho gov
"rumrm which huS given ~ many
uuul uf It's patriotism
st tue ,uuclusiun uf the spcrrh n
great shout uf Long i've the klngl
luuH 1--we orrrcr! llurrah tor the
NHl' w.v raised 10y the gathering.
Hu"un HHruh were members or the
cabinet Huu cot the holy sNnud and a
number ul diplomats \ procession
01s I"rmrd and marched through the
CITY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
Land Added 20 IIorcst.

Washington, oct. iO.--President
TAFT has Issued proclamation adding
ssO,5b5 acres OF land Ia the superior
national forest In Minnesota. Iiy the
Aams act he eliminated lA,455 acres
from the forest as untitled for for
eatFy purposes. These changes raise
the total OF tne area OF this forest
reservation from 100000 acres Ia
4 a7N 100 acrca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
Bryan IN North Dalsosa.

Fargo, n. d., oct l0,--Wlillam j,
Bryan arrived here this morning after
spending all of yesterday In south
srn and central North Dakota. max
Ing speeches in bchalf Of the Demo-
cratic national ticket lIore he ad-
dressed large crowd Of women on
the high cost OF living. In the after
noon he was TO hold an open air
mestinE IN the public park. Tonight
Mr.. Bryan will speak IN GRAND Forks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
Fighters Matched,

Chicago, oct. I0.---TOni Caponl and
Ray Marshall were matched here last
night for nftcrn-round fight at -.
Joseph, Mo, on october 20, ana
knockout" Brown ana stove KGtchcl
were signed for IA bout at the same
number Of rounds At the same place
on November ~, The latter match
will bs at 1873 pounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
" \Il FJND RAISED
nN GIII,EkS IN AMERICN

Vancouver, II. g., oct l0.---At n
tremendous meeting of the Crock col
uuy her" last night more than $4,000
l"r the purpose of aiding In the war
AGAINST Turkey wns raised ana viii
hr forwarded To- the Ncw York hcud-
quarters Pledges Of larger amounts.
81 necessary. were given,