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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
SEND CALL FOR FLOOD
Cssxrsssaaa wanfed in ATfssos end Ne
Mexico.

Cssgrsasuas wasted in ATissas end New
Mexico.
From Chicago headquarters Of the Demo
cratic National CcRmittee there came yes
tereay . pefemptory request e. State Chair
man J. Taylor Eilyson to cancel AL the ep-
pc:otments Of Con0ressman H. d. Flood In
Virginia. The telegram stated that he was
wanted and wanted badly and Immediately.
ia Arizona and New MEXICO TO make sreeohes
TO- " ilson and Marshall
Hsring heard nothing from Mr.. Flood the
chairman has not done any cancelinS. The
presumption - that the Congressman had
agreed earlier in the campaign. TO make
som. speeches, bu, hearing nothing. proceed
ed 70 make q long series o. appointments In
hts OWE District. He has addresses sched-
u,ed for nearly every dcH until the election
Mr.. Flood campaigned ia New Mexico In
1910 He 10 especially favored there be-
cause a. chairmaa - the Committes on
Territories In the present House OF Rep
r.seu.atives. he was the snthor o. the eill
admitting New Mexico and Arizona rs States.
II he decides to obey the call from head
srsrters. some one else may be secured to
III Mr. Floods appointments In the Tenth
District.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
BIRDS IN THE ORCHARDS.

J Ar experiment made BY =. H. Forbush
State OrnitholoGist Of Massachusetts,. has
given proof OF what birds WI. do for the
sarmer If they let si0ae. An old
neglected oschArd was selected for tryfnS
,he experiment. and special efforts were
made 90 attract tire birds during the winter
mouths By preparing food that they espectai-
iy liked ana placing u where II could BE-
readily found: for instance. suet which wa
tied to the branches o: trees. says writer
In the Home Progress Magazine
s. AZ Q result OF this effort. the birds. in
stead o. leaving when the snow fell. remain
ed. and chicxa6ees na;hasehes. woodpeckers
end ereepers spent the winter in this old
orchard. eating large numbers Of eggs Of
the fsii canker-wo!m moth and the larvae
OF other injurious inDectS
II. the spring. when the female eanker-
worn, moths appeared the chickadees fed
On these. Other trees IN the neighboIhood
were badly infested with worms. while this
orchard where the water birds had been
ut work was practically free from them: the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
DANCES AT A. 4 u.


GerRsn sa Saturday Night and Athlete
Hep 0a wednesday.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
West Raleigh, N. c., October 19.-On
Saturday night the Thalarian German
Club gave its October dance in Pullen
Hall. There were about thirty couples
present, besides . number Of out OF
town visitors. The figures were led by
Graham H Anthony, dancing with
Miss Bette Ru0A
On Wednesday night Pullen Hall
presented q gay Scone. when the reg
ular athletic hop took place. This
dance u given every year during fair
week. and y always looked forwa,d
to with much pleasure. and Is largely
attended. The figures were led By
fred d. Poisson. with Mss Bette
Russ. Tho dance was attended By
about forty couples.
On account Of fair week al exer-
cises were suspended THURSDAY ana
Friday to allow the students . enanee
friends from home. . large number
OF whom attended the state Fair. This
a a little more than has been granted
BY the faculty before. - u has bean
the custom to allow only . day ana
There have been . number Of aD-
pointments of interest from the 1Sl:
chemical Glass. among which are the
foilovine: y. b Sherwood, IL. has
been aDpoineed Instructor in chemas-
try 1t a and II College: y. G. Feszer.
~ ~ been appointed assistant
chemist at the North Carolina state ex-
n~rment station: C. A. Steadman, II.
hes been appointed assistant chemist OF
she YIrRinio-Caroltna Chemical Com
nany. q Riehm0Dd: J. H Mullen. u.
10 been appointed assistant cnemsos
- the Henderson Rubber Company. II
Haltimoro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

few which ala appear we're easily disposed
Of BY the summer birds which came TO the
locality.
OF their foliage but this one retained lis
leaves. aud NTH one exception was the only
orchard In the neighborhood 70 produce ans
frr.t I. 10 interestin9 70 note that the es-
cc ptIon ives the orchard nearest the one in
which the experiment vas cried.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

(SDooial 60 The Ttmee-Dbpatcn.J
seiis6urY. IS. G., October Is-oue ee
Sne most Interesting political speechss
Of the season was made ~ Atserney-
0enerni r. ~. Nekets In oallyoury
"a ni9As- He WUo hsafd By . large
crowd Of DemocsasSc vossrO AZ RocE-
vsII this s1Ssruooa Ae also Sp0ke %
a biz crowd 4 6aSeecue We gSvon
and the county AMI 1egsslessvs caods-
dates were Dro00oe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
NATIONAL BANNING ASSETS GROW.

Rattle n In~resss Of GAIN Greater Thao In
Msttee 81 PspuaotSoo-
The wonderful growth in assetsot the na-
tionaI banks OF the country within the past
e 8 wears has been commented upon 10 these
columns This growth. as has been shown
.ror, time 10 time, has been phenomena!
arncnx Virginia national banks. and It il
general all over the country With pcpu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home

Prove Il 20 YogrSsM Thee PysoOs1
Plle Remedy E0do PIE Torture.
Many a bad case Of piles has been cured
nv Just a trial package a Pyssmid Psse
Remedy. II always proves its value. and
YOU can get the regular size 50 cent bog
iron any druggist. but be sure you 81
the kind YOU ask for.
simply send your aame sad sodrsss TO
Pyramid Drug Co, AS PyrsMid bSde..
Narshall, Mich, and yuu VII reccivs .
sample pseksee q the great Pyysmid PIE
Remedy, IN pasia Wrapper, By resusn
uaa, % charges prepaid.
Save youse2 froM IL asreeoe's k.ae
spd rs softws, d. ducscr ed his osIls:
PUsmid Pc Rei1sdy VI q Z, ed
tkouns6s q eousiDoail1s - yog ~
ranejesly / , - wide su1ssev ~
snw-H2Uoluuuk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

The immense amount Of building going on
In and around the city has caused heavy
runs on the lumber YARDS. ana the reports
- that prices for lumber are aAvancinG
sonewaa. They have been pretty stfn for
.cne time past. and are GETTING nrmer a.
the days 20 By. This viii be rather bad
nexs for home builders. and there are very
msnv Of them IN Richmond ana the suburbs
ju4. c0w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

fSDec1al % The T1me0-DtSpAtca-J
Abingdon Va, October l9.-Den
Pstrtck, Q workinGmaa vas KILLED by
i.ss fhia afeaFDoOa The nan was On
~ track ana hso utsle boy. seeinG tAs
Saneer. made 00oh desperate S6ortD %
MN hie father e the track that ho.
soo- Wa Sa1uro1 ~ the tocomoesNe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

the hes, oil as . l-3 cents . liter. a.
~ornpared with s cents ana more IN
osher places In Germany where there
n NO compesfslon. has done much to
srouss German feeling against thas
~cmnsny. and he's contributsd much %
the ~overumeut's 1ntsnston 70 put IN
end to u
The Balkan war ana the tear. Of
Europesn conflict 10 one OF the strong
est arguments against declaring was
an me STANDARD OIL Company. II 10
,,rtuteA out that such wars would shut
~ the principal sources % the iade-
nen6ept supplies In Roumania- Siiesia
ana Russia. and leave Germany again
a the mercy Of the sruse
tn American cavalry commission
vSsrh has been In g. PstersburG for 9
vees or %. arrived Tn Berlin this
~eek. The membsfs Of the commission
sxpect TO remain In Germany for two
800. Thence they VIII 60 TO Vienna
n N thought probable In some quarter
&c the American wsr Department
NH take sAvsusaee Of the presence Of
eAe o0cers cempossug the commission
- near the Balkans - send them "a
eSserve the war operations there.
trivia laughltn- the secretary % ths
|-S>svy h<re. WAo win shortly assume
n SIMILAR pcsttios IN Lendon. arrived
80 With NJ bride. who wss yormesi,
- Issssa. % View Yert. On Ws9nss-
0oy. ne resyme1 hss astses % ssce.
A. van not stars Tor LDoooa uuol
shsus NOve0oog 4
TN>sU en- - . rsespstsn q IL
|-nuwv = oesoosg ~ 70 she e0oUo0n
wvua - OCu1ugY assaso0t - ooUes
n CwmD AlosIp ~. DssuUoD4 -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
PROCEEDNGa FOR
CONDENNG1IOh0E
LAND FOR Shops
BEGUN TODAY
Santa Fe Railway Asks Court
to Appoint Three Disintef-
ested Commissioners to AS
sess Damages Which Defen-
dants May Sustain.
TEN PEOPLE NAMED IN
THE PETITION FILED


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
MAJOR WHITING IS
SEVENTY FIVE On
MONDAY
Old Resident Has Been in New
Mexico Forty.Six Years
Has Remarkable Record o.:
Public Service.

Major y o. Whiting. for rrarI.
half ,.u'ai % resident ~ Sew
Mpxicp uua uu, o.. 'hr Albuquerque
age on M,udat. December o. ana d
N ur,dI,.s ,p t.t thai Mr. HcI
known ,ii.ru Aill hr tho recipient pf
inuum,TsN,. CONGRATULATIONS vu that
date 80 h.- h"iu' 10 Dld Albuquerque
Naiyr Whiting Wn. born ~ brirIl
Mich. iu 1884 5nd bar r's.d,d ~
Sew M"Nlno fuT little user fpriS nix
years. lHIug ~ santa f' uu' ,rnr
ana four months. und uu \lhuuu'fuu'
for fortH -four wars nud uIur Wuuihs
MHjur Whiilrg has tuu. gr,u NlNI.
qu"rqnc grow from nu adob" alag"
go q modern CIV OF sutu" 90. 600" N
hRbltant- For sumr wears be-" WAS
engaged ia newspaper Nutk H. pub
fisher, editor aud 'prirspuudru. ""
was Clcrk of the nIt'd ~lI'rs di1rirl
court in AlpUpu'rIW tut olr,"n
years under Judge r,rr. g. Eruc.
chua. H'lrLtlh I.hu."u. J"lu 4
Heddick. samuel g. MrIu and =. e.
Parks. from i.r, POO I...
Major Whurr .g. .uu.urI Go ~,
1873 "n ropDIt Of stephen g. Iil.u.
- y. Clever and W ~ nuWir. exam
lining committee. ~, Nns permanent
master ia chanrrry Of lho dIsiri'l
court for eight years; probate plrrt
aud CN.Oihciu recorder. uu" year. -.
'"rdcr and nSscssur $50 wears, ns.
"'sspr. two Year,; rup'rtniondeut OF
schools. two ycGrH iu~tic" Uf "a,
ptar" one year ana uItod state
com niHHiOner. the office lac now holds
Tor ipftS-twU years, which In believed
~ hr record. Major whiting wa
ALSO sergeant at arms at the conNrn.
tIon "a santa T." which framed the
constitution for IA" new state. Whose
advent WAS awaited 10y Major whiting
for snInc forts Ave years
The man vino has this rruuTkanl,
record at Official work ter th" people
uf this county ana district H. hale and
hearty ~ Hpit" at hiH three score years
aud fifteen, Hud believes no iH good
for nnuth"r ten 80 hltoru 81 perhaps
even another score. Major Nhltinp
" nm authority on tho early days ~
Albuquerque and Sew Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
SOCIALIST LEADER
TO SPEAK HERE
TONIGHT
Fred c. Wheeler, Who Came
Near Being Mayor of Los
Angeles Is Active in Nation
al Propaganda,

Fred q. Wheeler uf Los Angeles,
representing the Socialist party ly-
ccum department. will make an adj
dress To which the public In invited
tonight ~ 1880 at the Woman's club
building. MIR. wheeler In one OF the
most prominent Socialists In the coun-
try As Socialist candidate for mayor
In the recall election in Los Angeles
four years ago, he came within n
few hundred Vutcs uf victory ana luht
fall. as candidate for the city coun-
than job hartman. candidate for
mayer. and the largest Socialist vote
at that time ever cast In the state.
On May IS last he was elected on the
board OF freeholderB entrusted with
the task III drafting city charter.
running highest on the ticket. MT.
wheeler In president OF the Labor
Council of Los Angeles. president OF
the company publishing the Socialist
"CIlIGen" with 10. 600 circulation, and
IL generally speaking IL live wire. He
a. returning from Rochester. ". ".
where he attended the convention OF
the American Federation of Labor. IN
which gathering the Socialists showed
their greatest strength. polling sees
votes for their candidate for preeldent
against the IO.O00 which elected
0ompers. Mr.. wheeler spoke In Laa
Vegas yesterday and will make
speeches at WinaiOw and williams,
ATlE., on his way home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
BIG ROADS RALLY
At LAS CRUCES
DECEMBER 6
State Highway COmission to
Be Present at Mass Meeting
in Banner Boosting County
of State.

ono of the notable events Of the
month In the highway boosting prUp-
agunda In the big 'illy to be held la
Las Cruces on Bucrrnpcr q. They are
going Ia have e ruusinE meeting
down there" said cot Il. T.. Twitchell.
president Of the STATE Good Roads as
soClntlon, In albuquerque this morn
Ing. Colonel TWitrhrll viii give his
splendid illustrated lecture. The
Nghur ul S"utiIurul.' un that uCca-
sion. Delegates from every precinct
In Duna Ana county are going To be
present members Of o., s,Hte highway
.'mmtssiun, including Land Commits
fioncr Ervien and state Engineer
French viii be there aud there will
be- something doing all dry and half
tho night Las Cruces and DohA Ana
county. both as to money raised and
enthusiasm, are taking the lead In the
good roads movement Ia the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
I;NpOItTS OE CHINESE
I'OilC I;ININ.
; OAAN~NSN~GNNS~'

Considerable importance b. yomihS
.u he attached Ia cxportR "t chinese
porcelain, oarlhonwdre aud similar
products. Shipments to thu tinted
states and Philippines have been
yearly tncrrasing aud while the trade
has reached 40 great volume In
growth IL at som" interest,
The trade may bc divided into two
general clnsAcS, the INST representing
exports at carthcnwaru ana co1nnnuh
dishes for everyday us" ~ Chinese ~
the United states ware better suited
To chinese needs than foreign dishes
available. The second class orha =
mental ware, including dishes. vases
brlc-a- hraC ana miscellaneous pieces
may bc farther divided lat" Ne"
ware aud more OF tess open limitations
Of old ware and antiques
The total exports ut all Narirlice 81
such ware from CHINA ~ lDus W.r'
valued ~ fi,03i.i3G, ~ lH"n, 1T
tl,IlI.iGs, Ia 1910, at Sl,2Ga,lGi nnd
In 1911. even with interruption" +"
trpdc IN the Yaugi1" vale, At tL2,N,-
40. OF these exports ~ tu ., per
cent IN annually exported 10 Hong
Kong aud thence to the rest Of the
world SlugtpuTr takes about - per
cent ana siam 10 10 ~ per cent per
hnnum. The tinted states takes little
~ this Mare direct, but imported from
Hons Kong E3a,I3i worth Ia 1908,
ttl.3ui worth IN 1919. aud ll3,S0O
worth In 1911, while the PHILIPPINES
Imported tiO.1l3, s5a.9GS ana fiS,O63
worth In the same years. respectively
the combined purchases being In iSl /
nIpui onc-tenth of the whole Son"
~ these exports, however lnrlud"a
household goods or limitations "i "ld
chinese porcolains made ~ Works 81
art or antiques, the value u' VIII IA
VIII increase the total materials, per
hapH doubling the values "u AN ever.
ugo--Consular Reports
Luna funeral nlm. Gvu TO-,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
NAVY WINS
CONTINUED from page >

fore being tackled 10y Benedict, Me
IleaVy planted che ball on tho uTmy'5
45-yard line on Il dash through army
left tackle. Here the first forward
pass Was attempted but II failed.
The navy then punted 10 the armys
5.yaFd line. Redman took Reiston's
place In the navy line. The army
with the ball on her 5-yard line,
huckcd the line three times Tor a gain
OF four yards aud was given Ave
yards for off-sidc In the navy line.
Tho navy appeared Ia he holding nH
own "a little better, but the army on
each plunge managed to gain little
ground.
With seven yards to go the army
punted Ia the 4O-yard line. Leonard
tried 10 20 around the aTmy's right
end. but was down on the West Point
30-yard line. Here time was called
for the second period.
BcOTe--Army o: Navy, o.
The army kicked of In the third
Jcrlod tO the navy'S 5B-yard line and
Leonard punted back 10 the amy's
ib-yRrd line Milburn took HObbs's
place and R0des resumed playing for
the navy. Tho army could make lit
Gle Impression on the navy's line and
punfed 60 west Points 4B-yard line.
Rodes ran II back nine yards. A
right wing shift failed 10 gain for the
navy, hut McReavy went through tho
West Point left TO the So-yard mark.
| Brown Of the navy then failed at
n placement goat from the Ss-yard
line, Tho period ended with the ball
In possession Of tho navy on the
navy on the army's SS-yard line,
Boore--Army.' o; Navy. q.
In the fourth period Lanphier took
Ksyes' place and Hobbs returned 70
the game In Milburn's place. On the
|hrst hcrimmRge the navy made three
yards. Brown attempted n place.
Ttient goal from the ariny'e 4S-yard
lina which failed. From the cadots'
7s.yAnd line the army made three
yNtas thtohsh center end the navy
was then penallEad rs yards. Hobba
Immediately punted 20 Me own AZ
yard line. McReayy nande three
yAFdb through the armS's center.
Rodtb was krocksd out. when Rodesl
Rprofered the navy wss pennllsed ~
yards Tor tough tackllnaS fAf
4 Brewfi on a fake TO make q kleh
for B neid gaal went htOuna arnny'A
left btdc for twenty yardh plansina
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30

the ball un the army's 15-yard line,
Rodes then made four yards through
left tackle and a minute later HOdcs
carried the ball across the field. with
out gaining. 80 nS In bring II IN front
Of the goal posts. with the ball IN
front of the goal posts II was plant
ed down On the ?5 ard line by Gil
christ ana Brown kicked beautiful
goal from placement.
Score--Navy. o; Army. ..
The army kicked or Ia the nayy'T
25-yard line The navy puntcd To the
army's 20-yard line. where the ball
was given To the middies because a
cadet illegally touched the ball a
fake Kick formation with Rodes car
rying the ball failed To gain for the
navy. ON the next lineup Rodes WIGS
thrown back Ia the army's 30-yaTd
line. This brought tho bali In front
of the goal posts, and Brown booted
another goal from placement this
time from the 37.yard line. Score
Navy, 8: Army, o.
With only few minutes TO play.
the army reSorted to the use 81 tho
forward pass. but could not gain with
II, the final score being:
Navy. 6; Army, 0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
I.ri,lVnI,- 80 nrll,nlc,I.

san Fraurlsco. Soy - lu ihr
prcsruc" OF thousands eft uulNcs IT
P"rtuEdl. residing 10 lnIs state. Min
lister !. l",lalhd dc FneIaS. portuRarS
CnN"' "NiI1"rdiuaIn To Ghiuu. dedl-
Gated huItuGHIa ate for that nations
participation ~ the Panama Pacific
intrrnii,"utl exposition. last Tuesday,
Portugal Ndb the fourth foreign nation
to take possession Ut site az the OK.
position. Thus far twenty for
clan nations have accepted President
rats Invitation 10 participate Ia tho
coming worlds fair
Tho site selecting ceremonies par.
ticipated Ia BY the Portuguese min.
lister were extremely Impressive and
Interesting. Minister dr Froitas de-.
clarcs that Portugal WIN make g
splendid ,Vhiblt 80 'tlr rNpu~tlt"u.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
LUCIANO PARBA IS
HIT By ENGINE;
LIVES 6 HOURS
Aged Resident of Martinez.
town Attempts to Cross
Tracks Near MauSard's Mill
and Is Fatally Hurt.

Apparently al unmlndful Of fast
approaching Ncst.buund freight train.
Ipr.uu PARA. q resident Of Mar
rurzroNn, attempted ~ crosH the san
&C. Ir tracks near MausardS min at
40 O'clock this morning Hnd was
struck hy the engine. receiving IA frac-
,ur.I .lIml. fractured ribs ana other
n.f.... which resulted ~ hlr death
90 g u..Iu,h this aiiitu"nu ia -. JO
.,rh hospital. where hu wdh taken
Immediately after tho Incident Par
DO was over 10 years old and believed
60 has" been ,crS deaf Tn" cngin"
that aruck rarrn was the 1903. Ar
thur Langfiou. engineer. ana George
Nuyc WHs conductor Of the tram,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
w. H. CLEARWATER SUED
BY THE STATE NATIONAL

Marion aud Wood. attorneys fur
the state NuliunHl bank. Med Huii
today asking Judgment against ". ~,
GlllcnWntrr Ia the sum of &ll2i.i5,
alleged a. he due for the fHIlur" "t
the defendant to comply with an
agreement entered into on MAY -.
1871, whorrbN the plHlntin agreed 10
sell Ia the defendant certain rrrllu-
cato 81 stock Or membership IN the
Mont"gumn savings, Loan ana Build
Ing association, ia" certificate hUSiug
boon originals ISSUED tp g -. Guu
Mr. Nd'ir FioH has nlrd suit
through her attorney. \. ~. Suuup,
ASKING Judgment against j \ Low,
for tia0, alleged 10 be- due b",auHe
ol The failure uf the defendant Zoo turn
over 10 the plaintiff the cnl,I. amount
~ q Judgment rendered ~ 70 divorce
care, ~ which Mr. Lowe Represented
Mrr ItCru.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
ALLEGED EMBEZZLER IS
NOW IN COUNTY JAIL

one Joe g. Hamilton. nrr"s,cd Ia
~ pa-u. rcxas. three days ago on "A
charge of obtaining goods IN A;bu-
uuerqU" under false pTct"nHes, was
brought hhvr Ia the city tDndy hy
DEPUTY Sheriff BurtlCW. hamilton II
q prisoner h. ~" county jail and VII
likely be- urTuigu"d Monday before
Judge craig. II IL Clnlinod Hamilton
obtained q number Of sewing ma
chimes from local merchants. toe
which he failed to pay.
Solomon Luna funeral II Gem sun.
day, last day. Toe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
SHETLAND COLLIE ID
VICTIM OF POIS0NER

"Dunnlc," shetland collie owned
by Col. J, q, Albright. was poisoned
last night or early today and died this
morning. apparently from a dose Of
gtrychnlnc. The dug was q Ennuine
Shetland collie aud was a great pet
Of the hate Mira. Franc u Aib7iHht
aud VI her daughter. Miss Claude Al
bright, who 10 now singlm9 sraRd
opera In the east Colonel AibFight
VIII pdy "A substantial reward 10 any
one giving him clew a. - the fden.
lity NJ the p0iBoner who " helleved
90 be the Same DerHoh who hes polss
oned score OF dogs dnrinB the last
few weeks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
SOLOMON LUNA FILM AT
GEM THEATER TOMORROW

The motion pictures 81 the Solomon
Luna funeral. which have attracted
large cruWdF ht The Gem thcater
since ThurdHy. win be- shown at the
Gem tpniRht and for the lHN time
sunday rriufu1On and evening. The
pictures are splendid IN every detail
and well worth seeing.
Solomon Idina funeral al Gem sun
cay. luM day. iOc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
VI N. N. FOOTBALL SQUAD
RETURNS HOME SUNDAY

The University OF New Mexico foot
ball squad, which went down 10 doe
feat before thu University OF ArIaona
Ia Tucson Thanksgiving day. Is ca
'""tcl Ia return home tomOFrow
Tho team remained over In Tucson
uas because i.ackey, ono ~ the play
ERA had been injured aud medical at
Iention was required before he could
make the journey.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30

(Boalon ulobe.

An optimlst q man who retolces
In the high cost OF living because q
lightens the load In his saturday
night market basket. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30

New PictureS--Pastime and Crystal.