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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

Lee Huff OF the Nebraska Buick Auto
company reports a record-brealdns bust
ness for Monday and Tuesday OF last
week. having sold and delivered twenty
six Buick cars off the floor Of the Omaha
branch in these two days. as follows
The Buick model IS. to r. B. Beauehamp.
Dunning. Neb.; F. A. Hulsabus. Harlan
Ia: George Heun. Howells. Neb.; Az
gust lander. Stanton, Neb.; Branagan
Bros. Columbus, Neb.; J. NJ. Elwell,
Springfield, Neb.; Mcdonald Bros, Ne.
ligh. Neb: Ease a Elwell. Springfield
Neb.: George Menking. Kennard. Neb.:
A. A. Hagge. Walnut. Ia; J. B, Romans.
Dennison. Ia; DR.. Z. c. Hayman. Grand
Island, Neb.: Splitter Bros, Ewing
Neb. Boone Auto company. Boone, Ia.
making total Of fourteen OF this model.
which is the touring car that lists for
1000. fully equipped. Model %. which
10 the five-pasenger Buick touring car
that lists for n.s5e. fully equipped. to
Jesse schouboe. Audubon. Ia: George
Menking. Kennsrd. Ncb.; J. B. Romans
Denison. Ia: r. A. Hulsabus, Harlan
Ia; J. u. Fulmer. Columbus. Neb.; Spit
tier Bros. Ewing. Neb.; DR.. Payne.
Boone. Ia. The model "a to John Davis
North Platte. Neb.; seabury Bros. 10.
gan. la; A. 4. Tunberg. Hooper. Neb.:
>. u Boouet. Omaha, and . model y,
roadster. to U. De Eashmutt.
r. A. Hulsabus. the Buick agent OF
Harlan, Ia, was In Omaha last week
arranging with Manager Huff for the
immediate shipment Of four carloads Of
Buick cars. Mr.. Hulsabus has sold
car q day for the last ten days In his
territory. and IL not able TO get them fast
enough TO I'll his orders.
Copy Of night telegram sent by the Ne.
braska-Buick company to the factory
last week:
OMAHA. May is-Buick Motor Works.
Flint Mich. I am mailing you orders
tonight at Flint for 40 cars Demand a.
terrible Believe we can eat these up In
one week after you ship them. All loads
should be able 10 ship every single one
Of them this week. I hope you VIII do
your best, and Twill try and give you
another Jar inside OF ten DAYS,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

Another Of Americas big men has
Joined the ranks OF Hudson ~ owners
J. P. Morgan. jr.. Of New York. although
the owner Of four other cars. has Hud-
son '5x' for his personal use Nr. Morgan
Il st present using his Hudson In trips
between his country place at Glen Cove.
1. /. and New York City. He always
drives his Hudson himself although he
employees chauffeurs. Guy L. Smith says
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

]. NJ. Upper formerly assistant mana
ger Of the United Motor Omaha com
pany. has been promoted to manager In
place OF L. f. Doty. who resigned last
week. The last week has been q record
breaking one for the sale OF cars. Nearly
fifty machines were disposed Of and
Manager, Upper is hopeful that he will
meet with as much success this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

The Cadillac Automobile company made
the following retail city sales last week:
r. $. wylie. and Jake simonds of coun-
ell Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

william Ellis OF Elliott. Ia. purchased
9 seven-passenger Abbott-Detroit car last
Thursday from the w. L. Huffman Auto
company.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

r. A. Dewitte OF the w. L. Huffman
Auto company left last Wednesday for
Detroit. Mich, TO hurry along the ship
ment of Abbott Detroit and Hupmobiie
cars to the Omaha and Sioux City
branches.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

The Cadillac company made five retail
sales in the territory last week
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

The Powell Supply company has re-
ceiyed word from H. N. Scott OF Norfolk
that he is doing a tremendous business
on Republic tires.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

Manager Mcintyre OF the Mcintyre
Auto company was busy all last week
unloading Oakland cars and distributed
them TO the large number OF customers
In the city and territory.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19

200 POUND BEAR NOW
BEING PATTERNED FOR
THANKSGIVING FEAST

Maxwell. y. NJ. Nuv lN.-Tho
menu at 10, GlIburt
brothers camp OF the Maxwell Irrl-
gated Land company viii not consist
az turkey, but at hear The piece dc
resistance Ia safely p,uurd iu strong
log pen at IN" camp. bo,ug mttcncd
up for the f"aEt
\ short limo ago som" hunters IN
the hills west uf town caught big
brown bear la a trip ana after an cX-
citing fight ~ which one of them mar
towly escaped death from the claws
OF the vicious beast, the bear was
made SECURE with rnuos and led cap
tive in %, homo ~ the hunters. Gil
bert HruihUrs heard uf the bear, ana
determined tn give the boys in their
camp treat. So they bought II nt a
fancy price and have II secure In their
camp.
A number of Maxwell people have
been invited tn enjoy the ThHnksgiN ing
feast with Mr.. Gilbert ana his men
ana doubtless the camp VIII entertain
number ~ distinguished guests on
that day The bear In Two years old
ana weighs about @Un pounds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR
$4,000 ADDITION TO
EDDY COUNTY HOSPITAL.
srrcInI Cnrrrspnndrnce 90 the nrrnld

Carlsbad. S. 81. Nov. lS. 1h'
uutrnc, FOR rNr addition 10 the Edd.
cunt, huspluu which viii max" i
me OF the nurst IN the state, "Ir
awarded yesterday Ia Il. j. Tnnclml'r
ais b!d hring 9LNOi for the hcatlut
plnut uud s1.tHC for the building
The uuldiur viii Dee of brick, vs."
stories, ANA VIII contain twclN" rooms
FOR patients ana two bath rooms anu
tn uuHosthctiHiug rom. BdlC"ni"s
win extend along tho front part, buih
on the upper ana lower stories, ANA
tho building viii b." So constructed as
~ JOIN Ia" present uprry ting room
rud separated from the old huildih2
'p a hallway Wurk viii begin AZ
soon 49, ia" mdlcri' arrives
Tho EDDY county hospital BE- au IN
-Itlutiou Of which alI ct'ilcus"r tdrls-
bad are Justly proud us it has grown
from q Ncrs small institution, local
pnly ~ SCOPE 10 lts present flourish
Ing proportions, partly sept up bE %
stat. tax. The past year hHs
Boon the most prosperous 100 ll- ht.
tors. uud nu small amount OF jts silr-
rr", .a duu to IT. manager .,ud mar.
trpu. MIR and Mr Gcorg" Frederick,
WE" ~" counted among lh' most
Capable hospital munngrrs 40 the
southwest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
70 aud $50, paving assessment

40 aud 49,, paving assessment
measures.
Mayor Sellers appointed for tenn
porary assignment I'D Donohuc as a
member 81 the police force, succeed
INK j. -. GalushH. resigned, the
council confirming the appointment.
Present az the council meeting last
night were Mayor Sellers. Aldermen
clarke. Grunsfcld. sherwood. Rcidy
Schccr, Skinner and Thomas.
Thc new registration board named
Inst night II rs follows:
First Ward--H, J. Collins, =. Han
cy and u, Rupp",
Second Ward Stephen r., liochi
Jrhn T.. Hughes. W. r.. Kickc,
Third ward l. T., Mcclure, \, q,
McCrodrn, NJ. II, Sabin.
Fourth ward u. w y. Rryan, J..
H. Chumberlin. W, w, Mcclellan.
The places OF registration ar, as
follows:
First Ward -- New Mexico Cigar
Compuny's store, lt3 West Central
avenue,
Second ward -AlvnrHdo PharmRcS
First street and GOLD avenue.
Third Ward The Smoke House,
200 West Gold avenue,
Fourth ward -- Is. Rupees drug
store, 2O3 West Central avenue,
New picturcs-Pastlme and Crystal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
ROUTINE BUSINESS
TRANSACTED BY
CITY COUNCIL
Minor Ordinances Considered
and Aldermen Hear Reading
of Petitions, Which Are Re-
ferred to Proper Committees

business of u routine nature occu-
pied the time uf the aldermen ut
meeting ct tho city council last night
The principal business transacted
WAS the appointment of boards OF
registration tor the vote on the 800"
OUu high SCHOOL bond issue on Dec.
10. \ resolution abrogating the APP
uuintmcnts made at former meet
INK al the council was adopted WIN
cut opposition.
n. T.. Stumm appeared before the
council ana asked n reconsideration
of It's action taken on July j.
changing the course OF Muiborr'
street hfty feet further east IN inc
block between Central and Gold ave
nues. The request was referrd 10
the street committee and the city at
torney. \ request from Dennis NC
DonH'd for lire protection for proper
~ Ia the ueighbOThOOd OF Sixth an ,
seventh streets on Granite avenue
WIS referred to the water commit
tee. Tho mayor WINS authorised to
sign new lease with J. korber Tor
city quarters In the Korber building
the rent Ia be $3.50 per month with
the privilege Of renewal ~ the end
of twelve months. ON reeommenda-
tion Of city Engineer oladdlnE the
council adopted a resolution FORMALLY
accepting the paving on Third street
A deed for block 70 OF the haynolds
addition was prevented and Il u IKE
Is the deed will be accepted AZ soon
M Il Is definitely understood what the
acceptance entails - the way OF
maintenance expenditures.
Several minor ORDINANCES were
passed. including Ordinance tIs, re-
anlrlnE Illumination OF elfct~icai
STREET signs between dark and ~
o'clock each evsnAng, and Ordinances
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
La BAJADA HILL IS
WONDERFUL SAYS
STEVE GAVIN
New Mexico Can't Be Put in
the List of States Thai
Have Done Nothing foN
Better Highways Says Col
by Man.

II have motorcd In many states and
over many roads, hut the road M Ia
Bajada hllI between Albuquerque and
Santa Pc, IL one OF the most remark
able ever had occasion ~ negotiate
In an automobile" declared stephen
A, Gavin, general sales agent for the
COLBY Motor Car company. who re-
turned Ia the city last evening from
trip which he ana IA party OF friends
made To the capital
LA BaJada hill is n wonder" con
tlnucd Mr.. Gavin. IL often heard Of
II, but never realized what Il hill II
was or the worth al the road over
II. Good roads boosters can't say that
New Mexico has been In the back
ground In good roads building as long
az the La Balads hill can he shown az
a sample OF what the state Is doing
for better highways"
MIR. Gavin and party left Albuquer-
que sunday morning. arriving la tho
capital Sunday afternoon. The re-
turn trip was made yesterday after
noon. The Colby forty horse power
car In which the trip was made be-
haved splendidly ON the journey. taxi
Ing thei heavy sands between Albu-
querque and Aigodones In fine shape.
Ascending La BaJada hill the Colby
engine equipment demonstrated It's
worth. negs tRtinG the steep incline
In remarkable manner. The blow
out OF a tire was the most serious
trouble that the party encountered
on the trip, this being remsdied in q
few moments. however, by the replaC'
Ing OF another tire.
"The roads between Albuquerque
ana. SANTA Re RFa not half bad" said
Mr.. Gavin today. f'contrasted with
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
ROSWELL TO SPEND
$500 PER MONTH
FOR PUBLICITY
Committee Now Soliciting
Funds; Organization Of
Civic Club to Be Made Per-
manent at Banquet.
Especial Corrrsrnndencs Z. che IIernIa

Roswell, y, NJ, SOY, IS. Ii.m""ll
boosters plan 1" spend at least H'"p
per month ~ advertising Roswell ANA
the valley.
rroHldont G. e. rHnn"h.ll uud sec
Rotary " T.. NIgglus ut thu CONNER
rial club have completed the commit.
tee t. solicit the funds with which
tu pat on the biz udyorlIs.ng CAM
paigu tor Husw"l ana tins section ct
the prc0s valley according to the
plans which ha," been discussed
among the boosters 81 the city during
the lat frW weeks. THIS committee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
MELLENS LEAVE
FOR PHOENIX
Pittsburgh People to Go to
Arizona, Believing Climate
Will Be Beneficial to Son.

The 4. a. Mellens, Pittsburgh mil
lIonaires, who have been In Albu-
aueTque for several months, occupy
ing the Woolsey bungalow. near the
Highland park. leave tonight TOR
Phoenix. Aria, traVlIng In the pri-
vate car milwaukee," The MellWhs
came TO Albuquerque with u young
son who is III. The trip to Phoenix
10 for the purpose Of testing the cit
mate there. In the hope that u Will
prove beneficial 70 young Mr.. Mellen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
CITY CIVIC CIIn 10
HAVE HOOSTIIlS' BANQUET

MCssrF ". \. JUhnsOn, MOTIFS
Price, r. n kemp W g. Hamilton
and : >. Toms have been selected 10
arrange Tor Il banquet To be held at
the HrmurN the latter part Uf the
month FOR the purpose of effectlrg a
permanent organization Of "A CITY
civic club.
According to the plans formulated
nt the preliminary meeting a i""
nights ago, the banquet h 1" ho h,l'
for the purpose Of offcc'ing general
orRa nlzation. Thie banquet rs tu hc
for the general public a., object eff
II being to get at least LOO" m,mhrrs.
The club is then expected lp lormu-
late ana carry out plans 10 promote
civic attraCtiycnrss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
CHRISTIAN BURIAL FOR
A JAPANESE CONVERT

The Rev Hugh 4, Cooper pastor
Of the Presbyterian church, conduct
ed funeral services at o'clock this
afternoon In Strongs chapel for q.
Nlkuda. japanese. who died yes
tcrday mt Chc Santa Fe Coast Lines
hospital, following an httuck OF ty-
phoid. Nlkuda was machinlst EN-
ploycd by thr Santa re In WInsiow.
lie was converted 10 Christianity IN
Japan number ot years ago. When
his c0untrymcn In Albuquerque and
Wlnslow heard Of his death they arr
ranged for Christian burial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
GOOD ROADS LOCAL
WILL GET BUSY
THIS EVENING
Important Problems Of Better
ment to Be Discussed at
Boosters Gathering at the
Commercial Club.

y m, repairing pf the CnlNcr- =
, ,ity road. tn" road north at the :
. rity. and other pressing prob
= toms al highway Improvement :
. viii come up for discussion ana
. ActiOn tonight at the meeting OF :
= the Albuquerque Good I'ohds
= association at Ia" CUmiu'rriHl :
. club. Practical ways ana means I
> ar" being evolved for the cn'r- I
= g,tic prosecution ui the work
. on the roads Immediately adm
. cen, tp the city and az larger
y membership means greater en-
= thusiasm and greater cfhcicncE
. the work Of increasing the
= membership To at least o thou
q sand IN tho first order. An
. other thing 80 come up b. the
. matter al sigupusting the roads.
. ,u... ."uvly agreed 10 be- "'
= paramount nag .nI.. ~ THIS
. time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19

roads in other SECTIONS of the cuun-
try they are good. From AlguduncH
T." Santa pc, on the Canine Rcul. ono
couldn't ask tor "a better road, CON
s0dcr.ng the KIND Of country Travelled.
There should b" some work done on
IN" roads, however, a. keep them Ia
repair The most serious aspect uf
IN" road situation between Albuuucr-
que and the capital In my opinion,
Is tn" absence Of signs. The road
should b" signed at once. because
nothing more disgusts and discOur
ages q t"uriT than 10 lose the trail
aud 4" hay" 10 back up 10 get right
again"
Nrw pictures pastimc and Crystal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
PROMINENT CITIZEN OF
TAOS KILLED UNDER
CAPSIZING WOOD WAGON
l.racIrl rnrrsnrnnhcncr 90 thr Isrnla

special correspondence - the Herald
. $685. . 80 Nps. o. lus, uIn Nul
d,t. Co. .or. old. o. prominent ,ul'r
e. JD.. $50. urtnnu. tiil'd whit
90 Iuu'' 90 tu, l,iu Grand, sitter A..
Iugd OF Nu"d. ~" vrruu 100 aurl
b. Eu driving pnss,I TOO 'l"s, r.
~, ,ln, pl % ,lr ana r,.l lo thr bot.
nom. dragging the hrrs,s with II Val
de- naE crushed L" druh under tn
heavy Nlv"u IN" dcr'u''d, who wu'
widely Known aud respected. lonEc'
wife uud luu iuuP
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
SENATOR WARREN's
REELECTION SURE
my LEASED Wiz. to Evsussu IIsraIal

IHF T'ThHFd WIFe 90 EVenIoU IVeF0Vd
Cheyenne. WyO., Nov. t9.--I.ate
returns from Wyoming counties give
the Republicans control of each
houso ana n majority OF eight ON
joint ballot In the awelfth Legislature.
AZ Republicans are all pledged under
the state primary Law, this means
senator =, n. .wurTen'A recollection
az United States senator.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
srcrcoptIcon Lectures IG-pIn pee. 10

SlrrroptlcOn Lectures IH'gin Dee. 10.
S communication ISSUED hy ir"si-
dent r.. H. TWitcholl at the Sow
Mexico G0ud l;uudS association an.
nuun,,. that tho government Office at
good roads has wired thai MHuric"
owen Ebridg, has been detailed to
u,tI..r D.. series of FtcrrOpticun lee
ur.. 100 Sew M,Niou beginning Dec.
-. u,af m, arst lecture by tho gov
eminent expert wa Dec delivered II
.Hluu. and an itinerary being pre-
pared for hlm ". the ual, good
roads association win take him into
practically every city In Ia, state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19

New shipment II inttcmnnn inc
ladies shT----aI-0 the uncquHlrd
FlOr-l,cim and SiiOnS a Garfield shoes
for mrn. NJ Mm. Chaplln's.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
rathc wcckly crystal.
Nnll,InR New IN sneed Trial.

Fort Worth, Texas. Nov, l9.--NO
material facts were brought out IN
this IOfenoonH session Of the second
trial Of j. -. Snsed. charged with
the murder of Capt. A. a. Boyce,
Witnesses In today's proceedings
went over practically the same
Eround covered In the first trial of
the case.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19

Can't look well, eat well, or feel we'll
with Impure blood. Keep the blood
pure with BurdOck Blood Bltters Eat
simply, take exercise. keep clean. and
good health In pretty suro TO follow.
800 "A bottle. ADV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19

Attorney e. g. Catron. accompan.
led BY Albert Clancy. arrived from
santa re last night and II spending
the day here on LEGAL business.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19

Worlds Championship Rlasebnil
Pastlme tonight and tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19

Worlds Championship Baseball.
Pastime tonight and tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19

Worlds Championship BaFcball.
Pastlme tonight and tomorrow,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19

Paths weskly---crystal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19

pathc wc,Il> CRYSTAL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19

Ncw pictures rastImo and crystal,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-04
z MOTOR PATROL
WAGONS BOUGHT

The Board of Police Commissioners last
night awarded contracts for the delivery
of two automobile patrol wagons. n
will be purchased from the Garford Au-
tomobile Company, and the other from
the Kline Kar Kompany, the lowest bid.
ders.
The machines will be on the same gem
eral lines of the two now In use, but
will be a trife longer, seating twelve In.
stead of ten men. The prices are S2,97s
for the Garford car and $500 for the
Kline. The two machines o In use
are White cars and cost 5000 each. The
bids were received April rs, but owing
to the illness of Commissioner Kane
nothing was done until the last two
weeks. The cars will probably be ready
in about six weeks and will probably be
allotted to the First and Third precincts.
Bids were also received at the same
lime for a fye-passenGer touring car for
'olice headquarters. No contract will be
given out, however, until the board re
ceiyes assurance of the extra approria
tion necessary.
Ii was decided to adopt a uniform for
he telephone operators at police head-
quarters. 1t will consist of coat, cap
aud badge. The exact style has not been
determined. The badge will have the
word Operator" on 1t.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-04
GLASGOW MAYOR
PRAISES NEWARK
Calls on Mayor HaussIing and
Declares This City Certain
Iy Knows How"

Newark Knows How" That was the
declaration of Mayor Frank /, Cohen, of
Glasgow, Scotland, today. When he made
the remark he never realized that 1t
was the slogan which went broadcast
during the exposition weeks. The for
elgn official visited Mayor Jacob Hauss-
ling at the City Hail Today, in COM
pany with Austen L. McGregorfl his host,
and Commissioner Louis V. Aronson He
arrived in this city this morning, and
was met by Mr. McGregor, and an ap-
pointment with Mayor Haussling was
arranged at noon. The officials had a
pleasant chat and Mayor Cohen was
pleased with the local municipal build
ing.
"You have all in one here" said Mayor
Cohen. Ours Is more spectacular, but
your building is of the right idea. It's
for commercial purposes and a magnifi-
cent building. You lave a fine city, and
from what | understand, one of the great
est Industrial cities in the world"
Mayor Cohen got a six months leave
Of absence. and contemplates making a
trip around the world. The card OF
Glasgow's chief executive reads:
THE Right Hon. Councillor Frank l.
t'ohen. Master of Works, Corporation OF
Blasgow, Scotland. City Chambers, Glas-
cow"
The party dined at the Washington and
! toured the city in Mr.. McGregor's auto
mobile, which was decorated with the
national colors.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-04
MOHAWK CLUB TO DROP
"DEMOCRAT" FROM TITLE

The Mohawk Democratic Club, at q
meeting at its headquarters, Twelfth
street and Fifteenth avenue. last night,
decided to drop the word Democratic
from the clubs title, and will be here
after known as the Mohawk Club
The object In view is to make 1t a So
cial organization. Mayor Haussling,
Sheriff Monahan and City Counsel James
r. Nugent were unanimously elected
honorary members. The officers are
Julius A. Meyer, president; william Els
ner, vice-president; John ]. Reisberg, re-
cording secretary; George j. Bartels,
financial secretary; Casper Degler, cor
responding secretary; Alderman John F,
Reilly. treasurer; Frank Kelly, sergeant
alarms; board of trustees, r. V. Bau-
mach, j. ". Diefenthaler and T. H. Con-
nelly. A social has been arranged for
next Monday night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-04
Costume Cone;
Can't Dance

Claiming that she had been robbed of
a number of complete dancing costumes.
Mrs. George Newton, a Russian dancer,
today appeared In the First Precinct
Court as complainant against Colonel
Cummins, of the Young Buffalo Wild
West aggregation, showing in this city
today. On her sworn statement a search
warrant was ordered issued by Judge
Hahn, and the police will endeavor to
locate Mrs. Newton's property.
Mrs. Newton said that until yesterday
she headed the troupe Of Russian dane
ers travelling with the show. At Trenton
last night, she said, she decided to quit,
but when she attempted to get her cos
tunes found, she alleges, that Cumrlins
had them removed to his private tent.
int without them she can't dance. The
search warrant resulted.