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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
CURLEY CONSIDERS
FIGHT OFFER MADE
BY LAS VEGAS
Indications Are That Johnson.
Flynn Battle Will Be Stag.
ed in Mexico If II Is Staged
at All.


(ny Evensnw merela a. r. I.canrA wsrsl
las Vegas, it ST.. FeB. a.-Iacs
Cufley. manager for Jim FLYNN and
promoter 81 the johnson FLYNN battle
for the heavyweight chnmpioushlp,
arrived here last night from the Pa
ciiic coast and 81 comforting today
with Charles O'Mallcy and a commit
tee OF ia8 Vegas business men reia.
tive 20 the proposition for staging the
big tiatie event here an July 4.
Las Vegas has offered n bonuF OF
100000 for the fight. Though no an-
nOnncement has been made II Is be-
lievod that Curley looks favOrably up
ON the offers OF this city.
The foregoing Associated Press dis
patch from Las Vegas, tells the fight
situation up 10 date. Curley passed
through Albuquerque last night on his
way 10 las Vegas. Although he has
been promoting the match between
the negro champion and the Pueblo
fireman FOR several months. Curley IS
still uncertain where to stage the bat
tie Because Albuquerque Is access
ible and because OF other reasons. Cur.
ley would be willing TO stage the fight
in Albuquerque without any bonus
whatever. All he would ask, ne said,
at the Santa re station last evening,
Is thai he be assured OF positive pro-
teciion that the fight would not be in
terfeTed with.
II Is believed that Curley will final
ly decide to pull OF the fight In Ne
vada. But because of the opposition
that has recent cropped out In Me-
vada, u Is possible that that state
viii put the kibOsh on the scrap and
Curiey will be forced TO 90 to Old
Mexico 60 look for site.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09

Miss Mary Ga3aldon. VINO has been
seriously IN with pneumonia, has
been pronounced out OF danger by the
physicians and IS now con
valtsceut She hopes 20 be able TO
soon resume her school work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
LAS VEGAS HIGHS TO
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
WITH A. /. S.
Four Squads of Players Are
Trained to the Minute and
Some Classy Work May Be
Expected.
The lineup fbr tonight;
The Bows Teams.

. The lineup fdr tonight:
. The Boys Teams.
Q A. r. S.--ForwardH, IRpraik 4
. and g. McCanna; center, j. No
= Gamma; guards, Balcomb and
. Grimmer, subs, Shufflebarger
. and Lee.
. l.. v. H.-Kpgler and Hart, 4
. forwards; swallow, center; Tru-
. der and Mccullough, guards. Ma
. loney, schlott and Gilpen, subs.
. THE Girls Teams.
y A. II. S.-Forwards, Switzer
g and L. Cartwright; ccnters
. Franklin and Clark. guards,
. Wickham and Myers; sub, Cart
. wright.
= l.. v. H.--Van Patten and Me-
. VeaRh, forwards. Evans ana Nc
. Connell. centers: Wells and NAL
= loncy. guards. Qulnlcy, sunstl-
= tute.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
WILLARD WILL LET
FANS DECIDE; HAS
NOTHING TO SAY
Gallup Man Supremacy Conf
dent But Would Prefer
Talking After Battle With
Lefty" Than Before.

. Because OF the fact that many .
= people wish 90 attend both the .
. basketball games nt the Armory =
. and the athletic performance at .
. the Elks' theatcr tonight II rs .
. announced that the program at .
. the Elks will not begin until .
. shortly after 3 o'clock. thus not .
= conflicting with the high school =
. games. which win begin prompt =
9 ~ az s. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09

Scdcntary habits, lack OF outdoor
exercise, insufficient mastication OF
food, constipation a torpid liver. wor-
rs and anxiety. are the most common
causes OF stomach troubles. Correct
your habits and take Chnmbcrlains
stomach and Liver Tablets and YOU
Will soon be well again. For sale by
All Dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
At The Elks Theatre Tonight
Tough Battles Expected on
Basketball Court Tonight


Tickets foe Northwestern Univer-
sity Glco club, February IAN, win be
handed heads Of departments FOR dis
tribution Tuesday morning; all mis-
cellaneous departments please call at
baggage office. House open TO public
N.nt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
OUT or TOWN PANS
COMING TO SEE

4 number ~ out of town fans from
santa Re. Gallup and other places VIII
be IN attendance at the performance
al the Elks' tonight. An automobile
party left santa Fe this morning and
arrived here this afternoon. Several
Gallup men came IN on the train from
the west this morning. The ticket
sale has been large and Il Is expected
a big bunch OF fans will see the sport,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09

~ haven't anything to say n /
get the decision over Lefty" as YOU
cali him. may make statement
then. But u ne wins nobody will be-
able to say that ! claimed to be- q
hotter man than he Is. have train
cd faithfully and am IN good condi-
ton. J am confident that I will carry
the work 10 Lcfty's camp add that's
.all / care t0 say"
The above statement wes as much
as could be extracted from Kid VIII
lard, who arrived from Gallup this
morning. accompanied by his IMAM
ager. James r. Browis, and party
Of fans from the Carbon City. and
who will he one OF the principals In
one OF the two twenty-round battles
at the Elks theater tonight
There was funny situation when
Lefty" and willard met today.
Lefty" has heen used TO taking on
men heavier and taller than he is and
was surprised when he looked Will
lard over The Gallup man Is short
and chunky and only weighs 1873
pounds He ~ the real thing IN the
boxing game,D &c, appeaTances and alb
solute confidence count for anything.
willard partoOk OF a hearty breakfast
this morning and went out for stroll.
Then he went TO bed and intended 10
remain there all day today 20 be In
shape for his vaudeville stunt with
Lefty tonight.
II never felt better I'm my life. "
was the comment Lefty" made at
noon today. ~ have used two dol
lars worth OF Imminent and n | Amt
as Timber as / ever was In my life.
Il viii be because there Ia something
wrong with the ilnment expect
10 win from willard. although he
looks like classy man"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09

A heavy cuIl the lungs ihat was
expected to cure itself has been the
starting point u many cases OF DIS
ease that ended fatally. The sensible
course is $50 uko frequent doses OF
RALLARps HoREHOuND SYRUP
a checks lhe poxress OF the disorder
and assists nature 40 restore normal
conditions. rrret Csc, soc ana 8i.po
per bottle SOLD BY All Druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09

A heavy cold In the lungs that WAS
expected % cure itself has been the
starting point ia many cases 81 dis
ease that onded fatally. The sensible
course Is 10 take frequent doses Of
BALLAtD'S FOREGROUND SYRUP.
II checks the progress OF tho disorder
and assists nature to restore normal
conditions. Price csc. soc aud s1.00
per bottle sold By ali druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09

Our women's white buckskn button
shoes are tho most popular shoes on
the market. They are made with an
extra short vamp. plain toe, light ex-
tension sole and cushion heel They
cicnn easily. year well and certainly
give that look OF distinction 20 your
foot Price only $3.50. g. Mays
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09

Damocles saw the suspended sword.
"Tm an right unless Soma woman
has lust washed the hair and can't
40 a thing with q" ho cried
Hurpcrs Razar
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09

"Do you think your sister tavors
my SUITE"
''Well, us an right n you como
through. but n YOU don't sho favors
a suit for breach ~ promise 49, Bos-
ton Record.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09

A child that has intestinal worms
b. handicapped ln ita growth. a fow
doses OF WHITES CREAM VERMf-
FUGE destroys and cXpclF worms
the child immediately improves and
thrives wonderfully Price 2lc per
bottle. SOLD by AN Druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-09-07

Quality is the key note to an enduring
successful business. The motto Of this
institution has been for the past thirty
years Keep the quality up, as it is not
so much what you pay for an article as
it is what kind of an article you get for
your money that gives you value re-
ceived in the end. Our aim is to get the
best possible article for you, not the
cheapest. Cheap goods are the most
expensive that you can buy.
We find that our volume OF sales for
the month Of August increased 10s over
the same month year ago.
We can hardly keep the new goods
checked up fast enough to keep suffici-
ent space in our back room to receive
the new shipments that arrive almost
every day.
Now that the Elberta peach season is
almost here, you will want to inspect
your stock OF jars and see il you have
enough to put up your fruit. We have
an excellent stock OF the Economy,
Mason and Sure Seal jars, also extra
lids and rings for the same. Let us ex-
plain the relative merits of these differ
ent jars.
You have all heard OF the Frankel
Fifteen suits. These suits for men are
manufactured in New York and are
made to retail for fifteen dollars any
place in the United States. We are
showing nice assortment OF Frankel
Fifteens
Our ladies shoe stock has lust re-
ceived thorough re-arranging and fill
ing in with new numbers. This seems
to be one OF the popular departments Of
this store, as it is not unusual to find
five or six people buying shoes at the
same time here.
Read our ad on the back page. 1t will
interest you.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-09-07

son who left that evening for
Denver. A program was given at
the home of Mrs. Fl. L. Bates con-
sisting of musical numbers by Mrs.
w. H. Goff and Hazel Trapp,
readings by Miss Shelton and
guessing contests in which Mes
danes Merchant and Gotf and Miss
Shelton were winners of water
colors as prizes. The guests were
then escorted to the home of Mrs.
II. L. Kloepfel where the table
was set under yellow-shaded lights.
The place cards and decorations
were all yellow nasturtiums and
the yellow color scheme was also
carried out in the three-course
luncheon which was served to the
following guests:
Mesdames Ansop, Cinders, Merchant,
Haggard, Alternately, Fogle, Kellum,
White, Shupe, Robb, Wempen, Wetzler,
Reilly, Goff and the guest Of honor;
Misses Hazel Trapp, Delilah Shelton and
Inis Pearson.
An embroidery club consisting
of Mrs. Carl Gilbreath, Misses
Mable Gates, Florence Hawley,
Enid TohilI, May Worth and Mary
Bushinger was entertained at the
home of Miss Breckenridge We'd
nesday afternoon.
Miss Eva Freeman entertained
with a sewing party at her home
Friday afternoon in honor of Miss
List and Miss Lenhart. Those
present were:
Misses Mary and Zella Breckenridge,
Nora and Louise French, Enid, Mable
and Grace Tohill, Fern Mitchell, Mary
Bushinger, Myrtle Lauer, Abbie Corlett,
Florence Hawley, Clara Jacobs and the
guests OF honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bishop en-
tertained at trout dinner at their
home on Third Ave. Thursday eve
ming in honor of their son Charles.
who entertained the same party at
Columbine cabin for an outing this
summer. The home was beauti-
fully decorated with nasturtiums
and sweet peas and the color
scheme was oleverly carried out in
the lavender and white in the din.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-09-07
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1912
SOCIETY

Miss Maysie Grindley enter
tained a few friends at dinner at
her home Friday evening.
Misses Helen Hamilton, Opal Hooker,
Dorothy Murphy, Alice Clark and Edna
Rawlings were those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Freeman and
daughter Eva entertained at dinner
at their home Friday evening in
honor of their guests Miss List of
Denver and Miss Lenhart of Chi
cago. Dinner was served to the
following guests:
Mesdames Jenny, Maxwell; Misses
Fassett, Bechtel, Merchant, Holt, May
and Mamie Munsell, and the guests OF
honor.
The tea given by the ladies of
St. Stephens Guild at the Wood.
men Temple Friday afternoon was
well attended and social success
in every way.
Little NJ iss Elizabeth Pollock
entertained six wee friends at a
picnic dinner in Irons grove We'd
nesday in honor of her sixth birth
day. Every one reports a splendid
dinner and glorious time.
Mesdames Bates, Bartlett and
kloepfel entertained at pro
gressive' party Wednesday after.
noon in honor Of Mrs. j. X. Pear.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-09-07

Mr.. Daggett, the United States pure
food inspector, was making his annual
trip through here Friday. He only
looks after interstate products as the
State has an inspector for local pro-
ducts.
Friday morning was cool enough 80
that coal oil stove in the office did not
come amiss. It will not take long now
for the coal han to commence collecting
his toll.
In recent shipment Of queensware
which we received from Pitkin & Brooks
nearly 10 per cent OF the dishes we're
broken. AS rule the breakage is very
light, but not SO this time.
Mrs. Maxwell accompanied her friend
Mrs. Fritz as far as Alamosa Tuesday
night, returning Wednesday morning.
We have been having some excellent
Bartlett pears for sale the past few days.
This is the best season for pears, and is
the time to put up your winter require
ments.
Our rug, carpet and hnoleum depart
ments should claim your attention at
this season Of the year. These stocks
are very full and new goods are arriving
every few days.
Are you drinking Chase & Sanborns s
coffeeY II not we are sure you are not
getting coffee value. Better telephone
us to grind and send you pound OF
this unexcelled coffee.
The Palmer garment for women is the
line that we feature. We have carried
this line for a number OF years back
and the satisfaction which we have re-
ceived has convinced US that it is the
best to be had. We are now showing q
very large and complete stock Of the
latest models, shades and weaves. Re-
member these are the garments that
are tailored.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-09-07

ing room. Covers were laid for:
Mrs. Cheney, Misses Fern Mitchell,
Myrtle Lauer, Zella and Mary Brecken-
ridge and Mary Bushinger; Messrs. F.
II. Lauer, Ray Lauer, Liehtner and
Gallagher.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-09-07

Miss Mary Bushinger enter
tanned at cards at her home Friday
evening. A dainty luncheon was
served to the following guests:
Misses Hawley, Mary and Zella Breck-
enridge, Lauer, Eichenberry, Mitchell,
Freeman, Lenhart, List; Messrs. Wright
and List Of Denver, Lauer, Rawlings,
Bishop, Lightner, Terry, Gallagher, Bot
tum and Webster.
A farewell reception was held at
the NJ E. church Wednesday eve
ming in honor of DR.. and Mrs.
Edgerton who leave soon for their
new home at Fort Morgan, Colo.
A musical program was rendered
much to the delight of the large
number present. DR.. and Mrs.
Edgerton were the recipients of
some very beautiful and useful
presents.
The Missionary society of the
NJ. b. church met at the home of
Mrs. E. B. Aldrich Thursday af-
ternoon. The Ladies Aid society
of the Baptist church were enter
tained at the homie of Mrs. Homer
Moore, and the Aid of the Chris
tian church met with Mrs. w. u.
Goff, both meetings being held
held Thursday afternoon.
A surprise" party was given
Olin Beatty at the Grand hotel
Monday evening by the members
of his shorthand class. After a
number of enjoyable games a
dainty lunch was served. Those
present we're:
Mesdames Maybelle Slusher, Beatty,
Worth, Bum and Norton; Misses Fern
Loser, Bertha Shakespeare, Dora Brad
en-, Agnes Cole, Marian Hecker, Hanna
Beatty; Messrs. John Rawlings, Floyd
Trapp, Claude Ditto, Tom Drysdale,
Corbin Wright, Murl Farnsworth, Har-
old Worth and Johnnie Reattv A. the
conclusion, a pretty "autograph" book
was presented to Olin by the members
OF his class
Mrs. Frank Hopper and Jose
phine spent Thursday in Del
Norte visiting r. A. Chisholm and
family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-09-07
BY FAssETrs DEPARTMENT STORE

Enduring is built only on sound quality"
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-09-07

Read our ad on the back page. 1t will
interest you.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-02-01
Secy. Fisher Must Q1:t
Knocking Against Pro
posed Hem estead Law


1t Is hoped that the Hon. Sec
rctary al the Interior who il an
appointec of President Taft will see
that it is to the interest of the prcsi-
dents campaign for the next term
to withdraw his opposition to the
new homestead law now before con-
gress, which if passed will allow the
hoincstcadcr 10 prove up in three
years and requires but siX months
each year of continued residence.
Secretary Fisher says il is prcpo-tcr-
ous to allow the homc$tcadcr To
prove up ON his homestead with av
ing lived hut fifcte,n nenths III On
the land although it requires three
years after filing before he can
make final proof. The cnt ire POP
ulation of the western states, where
all public lands are located believe
tha, the proposed new mestcad
law is just anl right II the home
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-02-01

maker. shall spend six months in
the year toward building II h"me
and making innrnvcmcnt nnur the
mt but cannot expect to arm Il
living from it until the ,uird year
is gone, he certainly should bc all
owed to get ont and make enough
money working to support his fam
lily and pay expenses of farm I'M
provemcnt-, during one half of the
time required To put the land in
share to support himself and family
Give the ho,nc-ecker - chance i'll
this country equal to that offered
! in Cannda or the country will never
le settled. Taft will not be able 10
carry II single western state shuu Il
) he allow Secretary Fisher to defeat
the measure now pending IN CON
gress far the relief and benefit Of
/ the homesteadcr.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-02-01
The Good Roads Movemen t

1t is thought by many. that the
splitting up Of the Pueblo Good
Roads delegation is going TO result III
more good roads for Colorado than
had the big convention voted ~ II
unit for the Rainbow route. The
Denver crowd who withdrew from
ti.r convention pulling ;,S counties
with, tlwsn have orea,:itvl-tir 6r-ss
cr Colorado Highways ussociation
and are recommending three auto
NOBLE routes acrnss the state all of
which will pass through Gunnison
county one by wayof the SIN Louis
Nalley and over the CochctoTa pass
and into Gunnison, the Rainbow
route over Monarch pass aud the
other from Bucna N'ist4, via st. r.
mo over Alpine past down to the
Taylor p .rl r.icrr DIR and thence
down the Taylor river to Almont Il
Gunnison. This arrangement would
give To the auto tourist choice of
coming in by one route and going
out by another thereby making n
complete circuit of the best fish ~
streams in the country without hav-
ing to 60 over mile OF territory
twice. Everybody seems 40 be a.
greed that the more good roads we
lave, the better twill be for the en-
tire state including every town and
county in Colorado which will en-
able the travelling public to 60 else
where.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-02-01
Silver & Copper Prices
Advancing--Boom For
Colorado MetalMines

The price of silver is soaring up
ward at II rate unprecelcnt ii for
many wears, it CLIMBS seventeen
Ioints last week and indications are
that it will still go higher. Bar
silver was quotcd at fifty seven and
three fnurths per ounce during the
rs,st week in New York and it Is
thought that il vii reach sixty cts.
before the close uf the present week
Tho OCCASION Of this big advance Is
said TO be the changing pf money
standard in China and Japan tu
silver where they are gathering -nll
.M this metal possible for coinage
uur,ssc.. 1t is thought that the
change in lndi;, and China la Il sill
yer basis instead ut gold coin will
.,crnancn,iy raise the price Of silver
all over the world rs these ,.otntrie'
have heretofore been the heaviest
users Of silver noney but under the
single silver money standard their
consunp,iontsh should Inc doubled.
With silver ranging 1T sixty cents
rcr ounce aud upward there Is nc
question a. to an old time revival
of silver mining in Colorado ~ else
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-02-01

where. The increased interest that
was manifested in metal mining
during last year will now receive Il
greater incentive over the increasing
demand for silver together with I.
rapid advance in tle price of thus
metal. 1t Is also noteworthy that
the price Of copper has been steadily
going up for several months and 1t
is expected that 10 cent copper Will
rule again before long. II is well
known that there are dozens of sill
vcr properties in this section that
could he operated profitably with
silver at sixty cents per ounce and
many copper bearing mines that
could le made to pay with copper
at Is scents per pound. We may
lr well assured tnat present prices
and conditions of the metal markets
will bring IL greater influx OF pros
ucctors and metal miners here than
has been seen for many a season ana
that we may consequently aniici-
nate more doing with greater am
ount of business than during amy
previous season for many years pas' :.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-02-01

J. Frank Griswold returned from
Denver the last of the week and eN-
poets to make n survey Of the pro-
posed aerial tramway line from the
Elk Mountain Coal Cos, mine to
the railroad just rs soon as the snow
becomes crurtcd sufficiently To nd-
NIT travelling upon the crust. The
company have completed payment
Tor the purchase of the land and
already have Il large sum assured
kpr the equipment Of the mine
Which is expected will 60 into com
ission during the coming season.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-02-01
ST. Elmo Is Coming Forward


Much is expected from st. Elmo
and vicinity this year in the way OF
mining devciopcmcnts and mineral
production, says the ChaFfcc Demo
crnt. There :s no longer any doubt
that almost incxhaustiblc bodies of
pav ore exist in the Mary Murphy
mine and that the property Is cara-
bic Of duplicating many times its
production record Of S15 ,WG, 600.
While the management is giving out
little information touching upon dis
closures made i'll pushing the big
tunnel it is generally accepted as Il
fact that orc to the value of millions
is in sight. and that with the begin
ming of work on tic contemplated
200 ton mill, the st. Elmo section
will resume its old time activity.
The Murphy has been paying
dividends for some time, and ii is
tlc only big producer in the county.
-Pitkin Miner.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-02-01

Albert Miltonbcrgcr and Fred
Whieland came down from their
mine at Irwin Tuesday and return
cd the day following, they report Il
snowslidc having taken away. the
cabin that was ut the mouth OF the
tunnel they are working in but it
happened during their abseuce at
home between shifts. They dr' vc
the tunnel thirty feet last month
and arc expecting to cut the vein
within the next thirty feet.