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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-08-16
MATTERS OF
GENERAL INTEREST

The shipment of guano has be-
gun from French Somaliland,
and as result it is possible that
a direct line of steamships will
be established running to the
United States, which has long
been desired by importers of
American cotton goods.
Argentine offers good market
for American apples and pears.
Canada is worried over the big
losses from forest fires. said to
be 500, 600. 900. in Yukon terri
tory.
The example of the California
Fruit growers Exchange in
spending $3.50, 600. a year to adj
vertise their oranges and lemons,
will probably be followed by 9TH
err groups of producers. The adj
vertising is all placed in the
newspapers: and care is taken to
ko-~ tho fruit up to the highest
s.ahI,,Id.
American employees on the
Panama Canal have organized
the Panama Development and
Manufacturing Company. capital
$3.50, 600 gold, to farm and man.
ufacture farm and orchard pro-
ducts in the Republic of Panama.
Much American capital Is be-
ing attracted to Nicarauga where
the government is encouraging
those who will help develop that
country.
Western Canada expects this
year a 200, 900, 600 bushel wheat
crop.
Smyrna reports prospects OF
an absolute failure in the olive
oil crop next year,
1t is predicted that as soon as
China gets her finances straight
ened out, hen progress will as
tonish the world. Already that
nation is becoming a more i'm
portant factor in the world com
merce than il has ever been.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-08-16
ALL DRUGGISTS.
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange tho
whole system when entering IL through
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they will DO Is ten fold 20 the good YOU
can possibly derive from them. Hairs
CatarTh Cure. manufactured by y. j.
Cheney a Co, Toledo. o.. contains no
mercury, and Is taken internally. acting
'rectly upon the blood and mucous sur
',res Of the system. In buying Hairs
i'atarrh Cure be sure You get the genu-
- II Is taken internally and made In
Toledo Ohio. by r. j. Cheney A. Co. Tes-
iimonials free
Sold by Druggists. Price T5c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-08-16
A Small Thing.

"Dibbly is planning to do great
things"
No doubt. And | dare say that in
the meantime bis wife can persuade
him TO bring in a seuttle OF coal.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-08-16
N0,hlna Like That.

Have YOU any anIieular trouble
Mrs. Smith,"
"eh. dear, no. air. Nothin' 50 seri'
Gus as all that. I'm J1at h'tie oeeh'
that's all"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-08-16

Il think l know my own taiiinGs." be
sald.
III you do" his wife replied. your
snswleAGs tAkss much wider range
tAon have sEsr given q credit cor"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-08-16

festive appearance
the Olympic which the
The Sweden anu
assembled athletes OF All ma
several bands
Swedish While everybody
mbage well Lutheran hymn
would be benefit to the physical n
euoged
more [ to be or
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
OTTOMAN GUNtIiNMINl
CO\I lDItNT on ICDNII

r"ualuuluu.,.. Orl. . 1hr Tui,.
ieh pu,,rum,N' awaits events llh
rdlm u.eun..u.. according 80 the 81
tuIuI luI,u. minister. ~ uu lu
t"r,r"v pu,. ., the As,"oiar'd rI'.
lud.,}. he EaN
"Wr tu,, rn. future WIN p,rl,,l
ruuIidrur,. should lik, lu pulur
out. huur.,I INu the drrlIrLlIuu of
var les '"ucRrIns va. mad,
contrary lu .u. practice udop,,d 10,
Ill r,illl,d IHrs. II went again,
thr slipulI,r ul Thc lngur con
NrutIuu. ul ''.h MuntrnrEru vu4 %
eipuuiur} lu ne first place, uo rr
tempt rus w.H, Ia scck the good "l
nrrr "I . ln.ru party In urdrI tu lIud
q, monus uI .. uidIuR a cuuiliri.
'S,,uudI. lin. declaration uf ViiI
dtd not s,' ..Ih any real ur tlugrbl,
cause tor ..r
"rhudlf. H.ut"ucgru uI"urd hos
tilti"s vuuuH granting ~, usuII
pr"llmluur a,y, ana actually be-
tore the dr..Dr,liun OF Wu $50, pr,.
secuted lu ll, Forte"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09

III" assertion made that thcr" are
more people IN Alhuuu'ruu" from
outside towns Sc attend the state fair
nov under wav than tor many years,
~ born, out ny a canvass ut the
hotels nnd r"omiug houses, tn"
crowded condition or th" down town
streets aud the hos oliicr receipts ~
the state tuir grounds
lluudrcds of people arrived IN 'h"
city idst night hnd today rrom nli
sections at the state. From the TAR
OF navajo reservation cam" the IN
dian braves and their suunwS, paint -
ed and hilnkri"d, From tn" ranges
came the uuWhuvs, nnd ia" sheep
h"rdrrs, .wth their Ntd" souhi"I"'
und high.tup boots. m" indians ana
r,wbuys ANA nth"r western 'har"''
irrs ON the streets presented - pc.
lurrsuur srrir to-day Is they mingled
with the visitors lr ~ the m"rc set
tied parts "l th' state.
Each city. town and village In Sew
Mexico seems To- hr sending ll'
quota ul pcup'r to- the stat" fair.
People are urriNiuE on each iiaii
nom san Juan county and lr"m Ed'
dy county, ana from Luna ana
Grant ana tolluN aud Union There
are ~ many mr,lugs 81 irni"run
urdrrf, ul stdtr huur,is, uud "i a~sn'
ciatiuns, ana 80 many varied At
fractions AT tn" mlr that ia" pc"pl'
apparently rIpuut hrlp hIn conn
iu Albuquerque.
The higFcel crowds ut IA" W""h
a." expected ru arrive tomorrow anf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
WILSON FOE TO BIG
BUSINESS AND
PROPOSES 7 D
DO BATTLE
Democratic Candidate Declines
to Subscribe to Doctrine Of
Goverentmal Regulation of
Monopolies.
RIDICULES ROOSEVELT
ATTITUDE ON SUBJECT
lT, Leased Wire to E,cnIng Herald

bN Leased Wire To- ENrnIng Herald
Sprupucld. a.. O,l q ''rh" Nulcr
h. inst ul EHu though the touch mn,
be- lh' iuu,h ct Jacob. hul Nv are
not pulug Iu be- touched, suid 60,
cIuur Wilson IN his second surr, 10
hrIv today M referring iu tuluu,l
RuusrNrlt und ht, plan for Eo,ytu.
mental regulation ur trusts.
when pvutlrmuu proposing to l".
gdiz" muuupuN,' audited the govern
~, 'surHk tho name uG Lincoln, ii
TX as II those vino intended tu pc'.
p"lunlo human slavery should have
dared g." sIwah lu the name ul III"
Er'N ,mou.luutnr.
'N" tu. putug tu rrpudtalv this
slavery Just us rmphurrullN as W.
hHN, u.rudiu1rd the other aud ~,
arc ~" uuluE rn l"uk tn tn" g"uDlr
men Nho established that shaver, ia
"r,trr iu accomplish our lhcrt,
'W" a." not ruHvrs upon au empty
heaven, ror We know whore tho tNrd
considerations are 'uud We uIr g"iuY
tr t"Il"W the old stars tu uhrrty.'
- am not irving Iu uul Nj Rno5o.
Welt iu u h"l,." said GoNrrntr Wuud
ruv Wilson, ~ referring 4" his re-.
""ul declaration that the United
States Sir,l ,uruurltiuu vas "huhiuI
tlr rhird p,rll pruI',m ~ th"ushl
~ pu simply trying to HlIuw urat
Nj, liuusr,Cll tUS ~" viewpoint ul
Ih" uurip ant fli.lt ~ u. .rphnai afDu,
| 4" have q man president uf The I'uil
rd States who has tlnl viewpoint u
is q matter ur perfect Indifference T.
| me where Nj. Eu"sc,ou gets hr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
Balkan States Prepared to Put
Immense Army in Field to
Join Montenegro in Strug.
gle for Freedom,
INTERVENTION FROM
EUROPE NOW FUTILE
Christian Powers Now Recog-
nize That Time for Good Of
fices Has Passed and Bloody
Struggle Is Inevitable.
lny Irasrd Wire to Evening mcrSldl

loudnu Ort =" IT Sor,m aud
IuDgorta nave uul already declared
war ou Turkr, us rcpuItrd from
rart,. 3, Is hcli,.rd every where that
the, ct. ou N, paint at i"ining
th,Ir munltacd ariui,. To- that ui
Montenegro, who's, iroops are said To-
b., generally Engaged with lhr Turks
along III, frontier.
Shuuld the tvs" Raltuu urtl"ns dc
eide lu appeal in arms, hulI - mtlliun
soldier. ul the lIIkm states who
ha,, h,ru concentrating Tor. the past
Vr,k VIII hc ready lu uppuS, tho
/ Turkish army. rhr nuuhrr uG thu
ultumtu troops IN European Turkey
r. Understood L. total several hun
dr,-d Thousand.
II l. general, recognized that the
intervention of The European au,has-
sLdura al the Porte ,auu,l NOW have
., amy 'll,,.
\ M"utcurEfiu lorcr which cr"wtrd
I nc turkish huTd,r hhH hu"u ann
! htDnr,d. aco"rdGk 80 - dispatch IRON
+, 6uusuruEbpi",~ ~Nhhi, d,rialr,, rum
4 ih"u.nnd Albanian iro"pF have Ia
. Nad,d NuutrurEru.
\ l'uguil arm, hut started lul
! Nusopha lH#ua +" fore, IA" road
i iu NdIinuopI, uh,u. the Turhe ~,
/ |,ul, ,utiutyd Iu great strength
Sl,rmI,h,. hlN, occurred uu ia,
Srrru dud lIulgutu lr"utuIe
N,u# urum SHIu, lulguui -uNa that
ia, liuidID, u rh' concentration uI
ih, army hH. rN,r'd,d Hll ,Np,,lr
iiuu.. lud u,., lupuluis win now h.,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09


Fcnway Park, Boston, Oct, 8.---Tha
ilost0n Americans and New York Ma
tiOnnls bnttled for eleven innings 20 a
tie score ak to six, today. The co1-
test was called on account OF dari;s
ness. The second gumo VIII be re-
played an the BOSTON field toInUrruw.
The contest WIS exciting from tho
first Ia the last lnnlng. With IA lead
of three runs handicap against them
the Giants bitterly contested the Red
sox all the way until they finally
caught th6tn aifa pnnsed them m tifs
eighth inning. Boston rallied stTons-
~ aud sent u NTH run across the
plate which tied the score,
Collins had pitched good Gamo
for the Red Sox until the eighth.
when the Giants batted him from tho
mound
Th" Giants garncrcd run In tho
tenth and the home club fans were
~ despair whom speaker, by II mighty
drive tor three bases To the center
tirld seats, followed by an error by
Wilson's thrOw-in. scored the tylng
run Thc eleventh inning was un-
prudurllNc and dnrknosB ended tho
gamr with rurh club six runs apiece,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
TIIIRTN TnOI SNND Loyal
MEN SEE REAL CONTEST

'ruWay iark Boston, Mass. Oct.
- Boston turned Uut more than
thirty thousand strong today Ia seo
ia" American lruKur champions bat
tie The Sew YORK. Giants, prnnant
WiunrH ul the National league, la
the srruud gamo Of tho worlds
series
Thc I,Nun team marched on Fcn-
way rnrl, ricld Ia II Triumphant weis
come from a home crowd. OovernOr
EuRcuo FuNs, nf Massachusetts, ANA
Mayor Fitzgerald, of Boston, Ted In
the cheering
Th" Sew York fauH fr"cly took the
short "ud ut the offered wngcrS ut
10 tu that the 3ostuna would take
the series. Thr Tnwd gave It's flrAt
cheer when Catcher Cudy and sever
al uf the Rcd RoN substitutes began
q batting practice, Manager Stahl
complained ~ feeling ~, hut said ha
probably would take his position at
rlrN harr,
rhr sky huCHnC overcast an hour
or su before the game and II was q
good day tor speedy pitching,
The Giants began tO warm up On
! the side lines wt& &lc MNthowSon and
Meyers went far down the left field
| lin" tor light practice.
one O'Clock found only few
empty spots IN the unres"rv"d stands
aud h"nchcrs. hut tho main grand
stand fillcd SLOWLY.
The batting order lollUwsi
Boston: Hooper. IT.; Yerkes. .b.a
Speaker &C.; Lewis, lf,; Gardner. 81, 3
Stuhl ih Wagner ss.i Garrlgan, Cd
Collins, y.
New York: Becker Gf' Doyle, ab.s
Becker, rL; Snudgrass, IT,; Merkles
H.; llerzUg, abb Meyers, O., Fletchers
Bs.; MuthewsOn. y,
umplroA: Klom, Evans, RigleN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
Harvard students would Vote.

Cambridge" Mass. oct. q, \ test
ease hns urrn brought IN "a" courts
here In In" shap" "t "a petition for 4"
writ to compcl the rity registrars 10
permit all harvard sludcnts over ~
lU vote ~ the presidential election uh'
less registered elsewhere. The reg
istrurs have rulrd that no student,
~ no ~ not scir--upporting II entitled
Ia vote. even II he In over ~ years
old. scores og young college men have
been refused registration on this ac-
pouni
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
CHNKLI;S T.. TAFT GAVE
QUAHTI3U MILLION

WIehinglOU U"l - 0UnrIrs 7
ram. the pr'rid"ut'E hruth"r to-day
told the CIpr commission h" contrib
utcd S4IO.uUu lu the national CAM
paign In loOS aud lhM Sli0,0o0 was
returned. llr also contributed &lO,-
OUU t. the Ohiu campaign.
Il Thought nay brother was iilted
for The presidency said Mr. TAFT,
and " rl,rI,d, wanted him io walk
INTO the Nhitr hous" without ubllga-
ton 10 any great Interests "r "orpnt-
ntions. CA tina, busis I VAS prepared
10 pm Inc lmmil.I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
EXILE ANXIOUS 10
I,IrIIlN AND FIGHT

seattle. wash, oct. 9.-Col. John
Noucutich. formerly an officer IN tho
Greek army, who says he was cxllrd
because hr favored demOt ratio form
Of government, who In n nephew ~
Queen Milnna of Montenegro. said
his royal uncle, King NlCholas, caused
him To be Imprisoned three years for
political conspiracy and AT the end
Of his term baniShed him from the
country he " anxious Ia return ~
against the Turks,
Greek leaders say 1000 men In Se'
'attls are ready g 80 10 the 'front.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09

Bingham. Utah, oct. a.--rhs High
land Hoy mine. owned by the Utah
Consolidated Mining Company began
operations this morning. Thirty
former employes started to work,
Strikers attempted to Interfere aud q
number of them, were knocked down
by deputy sherlffs IN the melee that
cnHued; nome. however. were HeriOuA'
" hurt. This IL considered the first
step of the copper operators 10 re-
sume general operations.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
SERIOUS FIGHTING on
FRONTIER IlI;I'OItrIU

SaluullN, Turkey, Oct. -, SERIOUS
fighting continues between the TURK
ish and Montonegrln forces on the
Moulrucgrln frontier.
EHsad Fasha, the Turkish com
mnndcr or lh' force mnrching T." lh"
relief "r Sculni, has passed the r,y"r
lin}nnu with"ut encountcrlng uppo.
sltinn,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
IIiIlISII rOIO PLAYERS
ORDERED IIOME W O\CI

L"s Nuarlrs. cat, Oct, a. lirIllsh
polu ,Np"rls scheduled tu pldy ~ the
southern california winter lunruH.
m"ut viii uul bee able lu ruuo because
or the trpuhlr In the UalkanH Al
ur the PLAYERS are officers IN the Hrit.
ish HrmN and Il CHblcgrain received
hN Walter huprCU uf the e, ruuudH
pulu team, n became known luday,
announced mat they had received or
drrs to r"p"rt TO their regiments,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
Conspiracy rrlnI OpensI.

TnCOnn, wash. tri. o.. Argument
IN Tho trial of john n, BulloCk ana
Houston, accused of cOnHplracy Ia
defrnud the government On coal con-
tract, was opened by Prosecutor B.
y. Townsend, II II expected the
case Will 20 10 ths jury tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
LABOR HEADERS ON
TRIAL LAUlEO AS
INNOCENT MEN
Attorney for Defense Promises
to Prove That FCrty-Fivc
Defendants Are All Peace
Loving Citizens.
Lmy Ieaaed VIC lo EyenInE IIcrnIdl

NY Leased Wire 90 EyenInE Herald /
indianapolis, Ind. oct, a. On, hS
one" rrank NJ, RYAN, president or the
International Association of Bridg,
aud structural iron Wurkcrs, John r.
Butler buiIHlu, Vice president, aud
either defendants were required a.
Stand NJ luday SO IA" Jury at the
trlU ol M. dynamite plntt"rs might
h"cou, acquainted WITH lh"ir faces.
"Th,sr luIlt.uNr "I"u," asserted
william y, Harding, attorney for IA"
drlrusr, "N'r" not dvulm,trrt bat
wrr" ~ The evidence Will dlHclos"
lovers ot p,Hc" ana quiet Wun"ssrH
VIII h" brought 'rum many clilrs -
show lh" good regulations the d",
PENDANTS enjoyed"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
IDAHO PROHIBITIONIsTs
DEPRIVED OF CANDIDATE
my Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald

T"WlsIOn, IdnhO, OU. D. Th0 N.
prruc court Of Idaho, Ia session
here, handed down u dcclsion late
lasr night holding thift tho prrsid"n-
tiul electors und candidates for con
grrss un the Progressive ticket In
ldah" were not nominated in con
formll, with The state law ana should
not be- crrlili"d by The secretary oI
state or printed On the official ballot
nL lhn rmmInR nlrrlIun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
BIG ACTOMOBILE PNIi\DES
TODAN'S NOTABLE STI MIS-

The beautiful decorated autumnhil"
parade this Gflvrnuuu which formed
~ Robinson park dnd then proceeded
to the fair grounds L. circle the race
track several times before a grand
stand tAdt ,rllrd itself huhis' Mds the
nutablr feature, uf the dag program,
aside from the meeting ul ia" NrW
Mexico Good Roads association, Whil"
the illuminated uutonubil, parade, to-
night down town j. expected a. make
Hrrnallllu county ~ light ~ day from
one end tu the other. II IL expected
that fully lI5 cars, including many out
of town automobiles will u" In The
brilliant spectacle, which win be- sern
tor an hour OF 81 on the various down
town streets, going out rs far as ron
inpon park, Wher" the parad" is 4"
form In the first place. Electric ci'
f6uis. Chinese and Japanese lanterns.
roman candles, acetyl"n" radiance
plnwhcCls aud rockets and trhnsphr-
rncieH viii be carried by IT," various
machines while the motor .iclr dt'
vision with It's nfly Ia seventy i've
Cnug-chugEng dryilChasers will he a
noisy ana Imposing feature.
The Nav Mexico editors viii meet
Ia buaInsss session and banquet to-
night. The biggest crowd uf tn"
week viii throng the Midway ana
the carnival company. which reports
one of its biggest weeks all th" way
along wiz likely break the record to-
night.
Trades Display Parade T"Niorro'
Principal Feature.
erh. annunI trades display Dhrhue,
tile make up Ut which ib given ~ lu''
elsew here and which occurs i"'hot'
row morning Is the chief stunt on tn'
Thursday program aud VII he 'ho''
noteworthy than ever before
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
DECORATED MOTOR
CAR PAGEANT IS
BRILLIANT
Parade of Automobiles at the
State Fair Grounds This
Afternoon One of Biggest
Features of Week,

49,.
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81" ""'"'u"'''' r'''d'' "h"h p'.s''
; '''''' ''' @''"' H''"" '' '"' ''''
''" @'"""'S '''" "''' moon" N'"'
I'''" '',' n'' 'S many ."''N''''. Bio.
ll' parade rs hdd h'"n '\p. ''". lH"
cars lI"l N"r" IN me N''' h'o.'HOl'
"''"lti'd ana cts v''h ''l I"'''. ''-
I"r' ia" stands lh"'r N"s 'nrsl "i
applause tiai Indicated a." "nlli' 'i'.
prorM nud pleasure o' tn' Spectators
II VAS with great dul1IlN lNi tho
Judges could decide "u i'' ,n's 'u.
ttlrd tu lhr prl'. Nu'u I'u. ,..r. utd
gone "u,. m"uud t," tru.h ,u, Iuds',
expressed tu, uu.umou- npluuu mat
, each c,r .,nr VuriIr ,I 90 trophy, So
} bsuuuW ANA rlrN,Il soften az were
all th, ,utrt,..
Tho ,tI. tnti pa..,.d 100 r,,IrN nu-
} fore tho lwig,- stand to-day u,lud-
} ed thu ulroomg
M,suM ,,i,, product aL tnlt
!, won nr-t uIIlr 80 the i,ur iu lots
} IGru,r- Iasi N,.h. g. t. Euhh. uwn-
, l. M. nr Wlpgru ul lots cruces,
, and uuluI,.r rl nin,I nr,upnuty.
rh, ,,r vt- decorated with Ep>p-
} tau wheat. corn. ktlur corn mIlu
} m.iz,. and Tia, hradughi. V,r, cIrv-
) rrI, constructed uI followed vutrr-
, mrluu-
} A. T. Van pru,r. driver. Misses
Iull Ea,uu. ol Americas. G.l. Miss
, Eleanor Marion aud Miss IItldd iIr-
/ knIl. ocrupants. car decorated M
L ping ana whit" roses with green l-.
J purugus
J. \. uuIh~' ear. dti,ru 10y Mr.
Iluhh-. OrruuuutS' Allsy Jean
lIIuhhs, MisS Sac T., nsuu, Wiu Me-
Milum nud charles L,mbk,. prrui-
kutlnns w White
Tho t:l>S ear, decorated with ID
large rIkA' h,nd, ,nliuu,, God nruurhr.
uud aspnTagus
The Fmmnu, ,pr. Nh. aud Mr..
N. ". rIumuo,. occupants. D,ruru.
llou-, NrlluN ANA orange.
. Bob ut,E ear p,,un,u,.. M,yi-
can hu' aud Elrl. l|'rutrdIuu DuIIH
d und Lrul-' I;,Nrs
Sol N'lll'r ,dl. Sol N,I'L
3 driver u'"p"us. Nr" li'ln Wet.
lrh Mts Juih MHudrll Mt. sol
Nrlll"t Ih'"l"ll"u", I'd, white "ud
hlu'.
! HrS j. NJ li"r"'t ''l' Mr"' ll"ru.
'I' ulN'l '"''l"l'- Mi', Aili"u"
" Ih"N'H' Ml7. I''l"'', l'"'h Nl-e
Il" an" I'"rn'' M'r7 'i'I,h lI"ih"H
MlSs ''u'"''" h'''"' '"'"i"N"h''
rhnrI"s M'w, car: "h,rl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-09
Every Day Adding to Size of Remarkable
7hrOng in Albuquerque Attending Fun-Fiesta
Official Program for Thursday,
October 8, albuquerque Doy
Duwntown Morning.

. 500 Band concert
. p.3u Campbell tuit,d shows I
= uu central avenue. MI shows
y open,
= $50 Meeting ur the NvV Me- 4
. in" Pharmaceutical association IN 4
. ElkS' thvHt"r.
. 1900 Graud spectacular
. trades display. industrial aud
. mnnuta,tuIrs parade
y IU.Ou--Opruiug ul Albuu,r- 4
. uur Erun,l rlub Show.
q 10 go Ere, act mGh diving
. man. corner First Hud Central I
o II uU. Free a,i high wire
= performance. ,orurr ~',uud and
y Genital
. Fair GrOund~-- Nli"rnnun.
= l'.uu Fan grounds uud rN.
y mhuoh hulls upcu
. l.l5 Ir M so u"l
. LOU Baseball. ~Ily"r 'yl, ~.
. Albuquerque.
. 2.l,. -Four aud "u,.m mI w
. lougs running race.
. giS. Sew M,Nro sln" hair.
. mite dash.
. 3.li Mutui,,,lr ui,r.
. &U-Fusl ntahl m N,ulor
y Lincoln Bra'hv> m 'wUH- h.
. plane.
. ,.ou Rail""u ascension aud
. puaphur, iump.
DOWn TuWn-.iNCning.
r0u Illumination ul NNlI,l-
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TODAY'S GAMES.

Philadelphia. oct. s,--Clty series
II. II. u,
Americans 80, o
Nationals ,.. U 3 3
Batteries; Houck and Lapp; chal-
meFs and Killlfer.
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Ask The HerqId~.
for The Score

y can 1871 or les and ask tha a
. Evening Herald the score on thSUN
. New York and h0nton worlds Q
y to'uphOnca t0tlAy aud roeeleoN ~
" tween the dlnnts and the He'd q
q Sox. 60mA were dlsappelnleas -
. others wera pleased with the waw III
. the game went: bat All were Nlna
. 10 hear the latest from PamwaY
. Park, Ask The hsFald about cha
= SCORE tomorrow.
ANAAAAAMAAMAMM q
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DARKNESSCONES
WITH CONTEST
At BOSTON
UNDECIDED

Home Team Leads Until the
Eighth When New Yorkers
Make Squirt and Gather
Three Runs by Sensational
Playing,
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aucH Distihl iHT""f
Principal Feature.
A,,,.,1.an Wrc-ller defeated Nbroad.

sydney. Australia. oct S.--1roHs'
Hayes. the lightweight boxer of col
umbus. ohio, was defeated on points
today ~ Jack Head' loeAl ns''
weight. Ia twenty round contest
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COLLINS BATTED OFF
MOUND BY M'GRAW MEN
Mighty Drive by Speaker in
Tenth Inning Ties Score
and Neither Side DOss Busi4
ness in Final Spasm. ~

. 4NNNA&NNeS00VNNa .
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GcOntlnued on Page .. Column ~.
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TODAY's NEWS ToDAY--
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slxty Gents = mon,h or ib c6nls
. week delivered At Sous door;
fifty cents by mail.
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The Evening Herald 'is
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ding froam ire ticlnsRs ~ yum
wagt "a hear ths resnlaa flFaf
caiI up the Herald III,