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oNerdafts secured and unsecured ....-s .-.s..s..... Sb5. .09 T. $. Bonds to secure circu- lation ..... ..........s..... %. 000. co Bonds, securities, etc. . I943.O Banking house furniture and fixtures ,......t.,.,... 52S00.0o Due from National Banks (not re- serve agents ...... S67 l92 % Due from State and private banks and
 bankers. trust companies and savings banks ... 000. % Due from approved reserved agents 4l,32f.77 cash items ,.. 7.5s2s2 Notes of other Ma tionai banks ... 4,2iooo Fractional paper currency nickes and cents . 21S.0e Lawful Money Re- serve in bank viz: Specie . ........ 12.SG4.0O Legal tender notes. l5 000. 00--- 149, ,342.40 Redemption fund with '. <. treasurer per cent Of circulation ....a .......... 1.250.oo
 Total, ......... SO4sal.s2
 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in ......... si00 000 co Surplus fund ...,.............. 100000 DulNlueu proniS less eNpen ses and taxes paid ........ f3,i04 S5 National bank notes outstand- ing .... ....+........... % GOO % Dnvidends unpaid s 2T0.00 Individual deposits subject to check 272,144.23 Demand certificates of deposit ....... 54,s62.24 Certified cehcks .. 50,00-- 326sa6 47
 Total. l.......~..,......s s5o4 4ssi ss State of Arkansas. County of Garland, ss: |, Claude E. Marsh. cashier Of the above named bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my Knowledge and belief
 CLAUDE F. MARSH, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn Co before me this 26th day of Feb 1912
 C. (. RUSH. Notary Public My commission expires Oct ff lrl4. CORRECT Attest:
 D BETTLI1tS
 GUS STRAUSS,
 A. J. KEMPNIfR
 Directors. z
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HOT SPRINGS PRESS CLUB.

The Hot Springs Press club, that fledgeling so recently born, is prov. ing hsty child. the reyerberations from whose lungs has reached Chi cago.
 Secretary Barnett is in receipt Of the Bulletin, issued weekly by the Chicago Press club, and which was sent to the Hot Springs organization It is breezy journal and when our local club gets fully settled and equip ped with suitable quarters, the Chi, cago Press club will be the first to receive the clubs publicaticn.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
 THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK

Hot Springs, Ark, at Hot Springs, in the State of Arkansas, at the Close Of Business Feb. 2oth t912.
 RESDIfREEC
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Presbyterian guild Of this city. The program is just out for the enter tainment, and comprises about half a hundred we'll known young ladies and children of this city. who are en- tertainers par excellence. and who are certain to make the production here the same success 1t has been in other cities.
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OTHER CANDIDATES RETURN.

County Judge Thurston P. Farmer, NJ. s. Cobb, and Prosecutor ]. B. Wood, all candidates for prosecuting attorney in this district, returned yes terday after the canvas of Montgom- cry county. George P. Whittingtcn, the other Garland county candidate in the race, had returned the day previous. Hon. Clip Witt, who repre- sents Montgomery county in the race. returned to his home at Mt. Ida after the last speaking. and will make q visit here next week. at which time he will open nis campaign n this city and county.
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CONSOLIDATION NOTICE.

Wo are pleased to announce 10 our customers and friends the ccnsoli- dation of our insurance. real estate business with the insurance and real estate departments of the Arkansas Trust Company, where we may be found at all times, ready to serve our customers better than ever be- fore. Come and see us and let Us know your needs.
 s " c. SMITH. 2.~ ] T. JONES.
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LIABILITIES

Capital Stock Surplus and Undivided Profits Dividends Unpaid Reserved for Taxes, etc. DEPOSITS
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THE LADIES GIVE THANKS.

The ladies of the Temple Aid. House of Israel. express their thanks and appreciation to all who gave them such hearty csTd generous as- sistance in making their bazaar of last week a grand success. They particularly thank the Citizens Ma tional bank for the loan of their building. and the numerous business houses and hotels for iheir liberal do nations. and the public in general for their natronage.
 THE COMMITTEE.
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GRAND MASQUERADE ON ROLL. FER SKATES, 5lJoU RINK, WED NEsoAY NIGHT; SIX PRIZES, ON EXHIBITION IN BLAKE's WIN DOW. ADMISSION 10 CENTS.
 n o- oA
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NATIONAL TRouRAoouEs.
  Big Benefit "Wednesday Night for the Presbyterian Gull.

The National Iroubadours will give a performance at tho Audiso- rum theater next Wednesday evening. he affair being benefit for the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
Roosevelt and Taft Forces in
Pinetree State Combine TO
Overthrow Democratic Re-
gime.
PROGRESSIVE LEADERS
ACTIVE IN CAMPAIGN
Political Observers Hesitate
to Predict Effect of YeSter-
days Result on Presidential
Contest.
10, Le--ed Wire to E,eulap Ueraldl

-, Leased Wire 60 EVcuiag Herald /
Portland. Munc, sept 90. The poe
utlDui uyerturu go Mum,s stat. clcp-
ton .u which the Republicans won
back Tho gotyfuur-hIp won three Oi
the yuugrosam,u ,ud 60 suuleiou, ma
lority ou the joint ballot iu tb, lrgis-
hturc tu secure the cI,.t~M ut u
United states senator hoDlm, more
apparent TODAY vita revision and adj
diuoual returns william o. lIau,s
of WJtornIlr Republican. was r,loi-
,d governor by o plurMltE or 3.55i
over Frcdcrck " pluist,d Demo
cratic candidate ot Augusta Tuc vote
with 1N towns missing in latest returns
was.
uaucs Republican, 1uu.I. plais-
tod. Democrat. GG.,15.
Two Years ago tbr vote iur ruNyr-
nor ,Ha. Bert ~. i'rrugld. Republican.
GiG,-s D. ". pltst'd, Democrat 49,
$40
Tur missing twenty eight towns tuu
.|r. Js" cast ,at votes for tNu lto-
publican caHJldltca aud ,ib lul th,
Democratic iotdDr
Congressman Asher g. lliuds. hrs.
district and FRANK &c. Guernsey
fourth district Republican. were rr.
| ,'cetrd hy Increased mtiuritIrs. and
| s'urrst Goodwin, Republican. ~uppl1nt.
td tuueJrssWuu Samuel vs. Gould
Democrat loo tho third district
The Democratic H.udlUtt, boz th,
second district Congressman a. j
| MHGlI..rury reelected
/ The ucV Legislature win stuud uu
/ H Joint ballot - Republicans and D..
/ Democrats with tom districts set q,
/ report Tho state soutt, vIli hu mad,
! up uf o. Republicans Hud eight Dem.
/ ucruis with one district missing. The
! hous" viii bc composed 0i ~ Re-
I publi,du- aud GO Democrats with nine
. district. missing This maJurig VIII
! br sufficient Go elect former Congress
/ Wfu Edwin C. Burlc.ph uf August
as United states senator 100 place u
/ pbydlJN Gardner vino was appointed
| Geo uu tho vacancy caused by the dcati
ut senator Frye. Republican. Polih
rul observers were 100 some doubt e.
tu the effect of tho Republican victor
and tur attitude of the Progressive
/ leaders regarding tho national election
/ in November. All the pruEresslN'
leaders were actively idouuuod viii
| tar ,llpuhll,au party N,-i"rJy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
ENpECTI.D ATTACH on
MOO AGNIN DII NNIp

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10

credentials OF an delegates. thcs, bo-
ing forthcoming from every county
and the committee then proceeded ~
business
Seventy men were present IN the
committee room Nncu thu chairman
called FOR action on thr temporary or
sanitation of the convention. r. g.
De Biea of SlHdOyal county az once
moved the selection OF "a temporary
organization, 60 be- recommended 20
the convention, With John baron l}ure
ot Albuquerque as chairman, bronson
NJ cutting ~ santa Pc as secretary,
ana T. g.. Burke of Santa 80 as Is-
sistaut secretary OF tho temporary or
gani1atiUu
George w. Atmijo OF santa be. who
lUs recently affiliated Win the Pro-
srcssi," party. following his rosigna-
ton opposed tho selection of tcmpor.
uIy officers los the committee. Mr.
ArWlIu declared that Nvw Mexico had
Soc ni ut Joss rule. that the people
demanded open conventions aud that
the progressive party, In order To be
true Go IA principles should have
every selection lu open convention. lie
stated that We had mo- objection To Mr..
Burg ana the other temporary officers
proposed, and that he would vote for
them. but taat hr was opposed 90 any
digt1tiuu hy the committee. Mr. Ar
Wilo was warmly seconded in his up-
position by state senator " NJ. MC.
| COS ut Torrance county, another re-
| cent recruit to tho party who state d
, that the convention should be permit
/ ted Co select iis own officers.
state chairman Otcro suggested
/ that the temporary chairman should
/ be- given an opportunity To prepare hia
| address Go the convention aud that
| Tor this reason some selection should
! be- made by tuy committee. lie agreed
/ however. with MT Armllo, that nu
/ states should br suggested or per
| mittcd and that be was inclined tu
] leave tho selection of the temporary
! organization To the convention Wi:H.
/ uut advice from the committee.
] This course was uually agreed upon
UN tac committee which adjourned
! shortly before 9. o'clock with the un'
! drrslupdipg thtt Mr Burg viii nc the
| temporary chairman OF the conNen
! Nuu
| Up Go the meeting ot the vOnNcu'
! ton there BE- no indication who VII
10, tuo nominee tor congress GcnrEs
" prlchard OF santa l'c Is an active
| candidate for the honor and john
! B.ruu Burg win be- nominated by th'
Btrnaiillu county delegation. Ih'
choice. however. is iu doubt con
grcssmau GcurEc curry, while hers
| n the interest ol the Roosevelt can
didays has stated positively that Ia
Will nos accept the congressional nom
ination n h. generally understood
] that captain curry is here 20 make
careful study ui the situation Iud q
advise the Roosevelt campaign com
mitcv as 20 what action should b'
taken Go aid the Progressive campaign
in New Mexico.
n b. announced that regardless %
the progress OF the convention, Their
VIII bc meeting ui PruErvsslNcs u
ElNs thvatrr tonight AT which tim
the purposes. aims and objects of IN
movement will be- outlined. Congress
m.n curry viii preside al The meeting
while col Puchard viii explain ih
Progressive platform. There viii b
"a number uf other speakers tn
public is invited 60 attend.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
WOMAN CANDIDATE
FOR CONGRESS IN
COLORADO
Unfavorable Weather Cond!
tions Indicate Light Vote III
Statewide Primary Eleo.
tion.
fns Leased Wire to E,rniag ncraldI

~ Leased Wire To- E,rninE Herald
Denver. Sept 30 Weather yuudi-
lions did not appear favorable Tor a
large vote m Colorado's first state
"a ido primary today but early fDpuI %
from cities throughout the state udl
Gated U heavy vote. The polls up'urd
go o'clock this morning and VIII
close az O'Clock tonight q prob
ably viii bc late tonight before drti-
mite returns are available
t'nucr the primary election law iu
this state each voter was handed both
"a Democratic aud Republican ballot
WJh instructions 60 vote straight one
or tac other, then return unmarried
90 the Judges the ballot not vauty'
This caused some confusion.
While women are candidate i"f
many state and county offices, SIS.
EathcrlEr williamson b. the oni'
woman candidates for q place iu a."
national house uf representatives.
She is opposing Edward T. Taylor
luCumbrub also william J.. clayton
and Edward Ecttiug for thr bctuu
cratic nomination lut congressman
ut. large.
Democratic candidates for United
states senator ,uuE turml are Gov
crnor John g. Shalruth. former Gov
crnur Alvu 4 Albums and Thomas J.
lb'buun,U. For tho uucNpir'd torn.
| tormcr Governor G.. s Thomas has uu
/ opposition Republican candidate.
| tor The United states senate Cong
| tcrmN are e. e. Dawson ana NJ u
Vincent t'ucNpircd term Charles W
Waterman ana James ~ Brown
/ There are siA Republican candidates
] tor congressman large
Democratic uspirtuu for the gu.
| brrnutoriHl nomination are. Joseph
II Muupiu. Elias NJ. Amuuus and
] Thomas J lyman
J Republican candidates are rhilt
/ D. Stewart representing the FRO
gr,ssi,, wing ut the EDpuhliyI
/ pHrty ud e. g. ltark. ut tho rCgului
/ NcpuhliDuu forces.
r. " Means has uo opposition iul
/ tn, Republican nomination tur CON
gross boo the fir-i congressional dis
ItrIyt. For Democratic candidates io.
! IN, first congressional district u"r.
nations are. \ " Euckrr mcuu
| bent. George j Eudol. ". G.. liar
ringtun and Henry \ Drumm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
MULTITUDE OUT TO
HEAR ROOSEVELT
ADDRESS At
SEATTLE
Colonel SO Moved by ReCep-
tion in Puget Sound Metro
polls That He Delivers Ser.
mon Instead of Speech.
ASSAiLs DEMOCRATS FOR
STATES RIGHTS DOCTRINE
IBy Leased Wire co Evening Hsrsld

ny Leased Wire co Evening Herald
Seattle. Wash. sept. Thousands
oC people struggled az tho railroad
station Tor "a chance 90 get glimpse
of Colonel Roosevelt when ho arr
rived here today. llc entered an au-
tomobilc that led "a long procession of
automobiles and marching men 90
brctmlaud pavilion. The hail was
crowded Co suflocutiOu. Those
unable 20 get In waited tor possible
overflow meeting. sheriff Robert r.
Hodge. Progressive candidate for
governor. introduced Colonel RooHo-
welt, who seemed in cNuhcrant
spirits over the reception given MIN.
We are forcing the greatest crisi'
since the DAYS ot Lincoln" said
Colonel Roosevelt - asked cN-
Democrats and Republicans sliko
to leave the old party both Of them
boss-rIddrn ana privilege -Cubtr' .'i
unl come wiJh us. tor We stand Tor
she eternal principles OF righteous
u,-.
COLONEL Roosevelt said hc wna
moved deeply ny hlg reception lea SEE
ttlr. which led him to lay aside the
concrete issues uI the campaign when
ho began hi- address nd dcliycrGi
what he vtlls clay sermon
% Iek you tu support us hc said.
sim thr numu UI morality ui honesty.
ui ll.lutptr.irduy.s ask you go
support uH 200 tho uumr of religion in
th, deepest and hrouuvHt sense.
Nv. huNu drrIgtrd. ANA w, are be-
first party tu declare thut the govern
m,uf ahHU hereafter represent the
nNtTtR, mHu uud No., average woman
~ hu., declared that politics shall
nr puf t' ihy #,rtiD, uf economics
D.. A NH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10

~, Lensrd MIrc 60 EvrnInE IIernIdl


M'NlN" 'l'N. sept. 10 "a H''I''
session ut the Mexican senate last
NIGHT Granted IN, reot.st of Nindpro
- ,. t.,..,.I
''' '"'''"' '"'''"" " "'" Wv
state. government 4" permit tho
transportation OF troops through
American territory. ~ is planhyd 10
send t column ul troops VIA El F's"'
Texas, ana buuglA-, AriHt INTO ih'
state ui sonora whore several nhnHt
ul rebels uru operating
Governments Officials continue 70"
regard as absurd thc reports ih1t inc
luil"d states E"N"rnm'ul D., 7cfl""- J,
considering Intervention Zoo MvAltu. Vt
was declared ut the national palace
tudat that conditions are sl'I'ON
growing better instead of worse aul
thtt 10 Is u question ui oulA t SNORT
time before peace VIII ur restored
200 th, meantime every effort VIII Doe
made. 30 was announced. tp protect
foreigners and their property.
Recent developments iu ih' south
du not appear Geo include huN serious
encounters Itru,ls are reported 4"
hr pp,utuE near Iu'ulu, Mut'l"s.
uuG boo thr state uf MDN.u. b"laF"u
REPORTS trll "I u hHtu, lasting lln'
hours near the town ui l'tInilan. Y h'
! rrhcls urr, Nuuih rrpulard hy Major
/ tDrtrpull. commanding O. lutDr 'luIn
! pod Nith machine gums
\ new r'hrI movement. OF Hh'.H
! few "details hat, prru obtained. hI.
nrru reported from Muguf, state nI
| IutHullH. several bands ui tOs"lN.
| uuuIHts have appeared aluUs iU' Nu'
pf ih. international railway aud lh.I'
| is Huur reason iuT believing that ihvlt
| objective is The border town OF O..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
bulgaria Protest.

Sofia bulgaria. sept 90. Ir.tusr
of the killing hl Turkish soldiers 60
'vo oorporals ot tho lulgautu n1i-
der post ot karatcpo iu the district
ut pechtora, the Bulgarian minister
of CunHuutinuplr was Instructed Geo
make energetic representations tn the
Porte with % view Co stopping the tl,
INK on thr frontier.
The bulgarian minister vii infiFl
that exemplary punishment boz m 3tcd
uut tu the culprits
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
YOUNG DIPLOMAT IS
CHARGED WITH
ABDUCTION
Secretary Of American Lega-
tion at Panama Arrested for
Girl Stealing FOrfeits 81 ,0OV
Bail Bond.


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f..t.t .fU. ..,Yrf f,.l IlH al 81 5000
r.r S.I.r g.r.r .rr..f.I and .4fuf.,I
u. Nt.lt.E.r .UJ IU fb. ,Y.t,It ut
~. rI.r.u.. -rItf.uI.u ,ru.si.r. TH.
.lrr,isuru,ut WAS thru declared uu.l-
,rr..i.I nH utsnt nu .upulInr 700
Ysrut. uf tbr DlI Dominion stnmsnIn
.lu.f.r, tn.l flr NlVI.k.r rIfi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10

Casu blanca, Morocco, sept lO.--
rr,r the entry into Morocco tity
September T. or the French column
under Colonel Mnugin which th'do
"A march to Hibernate soN'r ~ nChnrn
imprisoned here, gcnrrui hostile
movement bruky put usaIntt 81 lllhh,
the Moroccan pr"tcudcr
El uiba and his purtisaus escaped
from the city and are now hcinE pur'
sued by French force and Morue'
can troops remaining faithful TO the
French.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
AVIATORS KILLED BY
EXPLOSION IN
MIDAIR
Frightful Accident in England
Second Within Week Costs
Lives of Two British Army
Officers.


ONIUTd EnglnnU- -CUI w" NuUIn-
cd double aviation tutullp, Ma, ~cn-
und of the Wrvt. uruurrrd TODAY q"
mcmbers ol tho army living corps
Vhun Lieutenant a. s. BctuugiOu and
Lieutenant g. e.. Hutrhkiss. both 70.
whom had Just been ritDn commits
sion. ou probation. were kllci while
fhiug past Wuiyoroot,.
tuo account ul th, HO Iutui suN
that uu explosion orrurred while lh'
WuyhiU, Was Too the air
The body of one Was found Iu th'
river aud The other vHr picked up .n
"a field.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
AERONAUTS SAVED
BY PLUCKY
WOMAN
Dragged from Roof by Trail
Rope Rescuer Finally Sue
ceeds in Bringing Unman-
ageable Balloon to Earth,
Lm, Lrn.rd Wire 20 r,rnIns mrraIdI

Chicago. pt Horace u. Wild
and John DrCurcrN, his engineer
started uut mst night from Wuudluvu
iu "a ta5-tuut diriRibl, balloon They
were sailing toward tho downtown
district when "a waite, plug bclW uui
and they found themselves in suriuut
trouble several hundred feet 90 tho
air.
Their cries were heard uy M"-
Waiter a. smith, who was uu IN, root
ul shed 300 the rear ut her hone.
She saw the craft was settling Hnu
ulsv caught glimpse OF long tran
rope hanging from the balloon and
dragging against the building As M,
rope danglrd near hor she seized d
ANA held ON with all ui her IS,
pounds.
She was dragged from th, 'uut ana
against t,urc, bat she held on and
finally succeeded iu stopping it I'm
craft settled down among some trlu.
graph wires with mo- further Igmug,
than broken ruddcr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
Iamou, Warrior Dlcs In Tclas,

MinorHl WollH ApTlnsr1 TtAhf' HtIH
ia ". Terrell, So years ut aso'
minister Go Turkey during the iirsl
Cleveland administration died SUD
denly here yesterday During the
civu war he refused to take the oath
of allegiance tu tho tonfedcrary, yel
attained the rank OF brigadior general
iu the Confederate army Later ht
Joined MaXimilisn's forces in MeNleo
and served with distinction In ta'
army of that leader.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
Gn,nor Mitnc.. In t.rafl Case.

Sew YORK, sept 40. Amid % burst
uf huudcappiug William j GuNu'T
maNur ul Sew York. took tho witness.
chair at ihu uit, hail This afternoon
ana was sworn iu hl Alderman cur
ran tu testify before the alderman,
cummittoe appointed Geo Investigate
graft Zoo thr police department
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
State Convention Closes La
bors With Remarkable DEM
OnstratiOn of Affection and
Confidence in Leader.
UNITED DEMOCRACY
READY FOR BATTLE
Harmony Follows Disoord and
COntending Delegations Are
Sent Home to Patch Up
Family Differences. ,
. o q o q . o o O O @ O Q
iIDsiErH RETAINED
As sTATIl CIIAIIlMAN

~ RhANda AANAfNAMAM
~ a meeting Of the Democrat
= ic state central committee. held
= THIS morning. plans for the cam
y puigr were discussed Tho now
= committee organized with the
= election of a. ~ iiudspcth uf
= Lincoln county as chairman. aud
= Arthur SeliRmHn of santa Fc aH
= secretary Mr. tiudspcth has
y held the office uf chairman for
. the past year. Whil, MT Sclig-
= man succeeds Judge ~. o.
y l.Hughliu as secretary
= tn" meeting was executive AMI
y at its conclusion nothing wan
= given uut for publication, but 10
y H understood that the committee
y plans tu maintain headquarters
= lu Albuquerque.
= Another meeting he called for
= This afternoon when it is under
= stood th" program FOR the cam
= ptigu viii ho definitely decided
y upon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10

London. Sept TO Marie lasulie-
Uabinott America opera singer and
the Witr ut Max Nahinoft the RUS
Sian lmptrsurio. died m "a hospital
here today uer am operation. She
was formerly Ahss Jessie Richmond
'uf Beatrice Nro
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
Purposes Of the Roosevelt Movement
to be Explained in Mass Meeting
at the Elks' Theatre Tonight

State Central Committee in Initial Meeting Determines
Leave Selection of Temporary Organization to the Con-
venton Twenty of the Twenty.six Counties Send
Members of State Committee to Albuquerque With En-
cry County Represented in Convention
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
VALENTINE JOINS
PROGRESSIVES
Commissioner OF Indian Al
fairs Quits Government Ser
vice to Work for Roosevelt
for President.


Washington. sept go Robert a.
Valentine commissioner uf Indian az
fairs today sent his resignation to th,
Interior department 90 become effect
i've Ht the discretion uI Sccrctdri
Fisher nov in Hawaii Mr Nalcn.
tine will Join the prugrDF.iNr party
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
CNHLoNn> OT NiNII NITION
lOlt ~ FAsO hAiiiit~ON

El raFO. IDNHH. sept 10 Two care
luuuH uf ammunition, suppusrdlt nom
th, Roofs Island arsenal ut Rock lHlr
and. lll. arrived iu El Fasu ON tho
santa T., this mOrulur. They acre
bruught us express aud Camc ON th"
regular passenger train They are
consigned to Fort Blisf. which lH tenn
porarily the headquarters OF the mlii-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
Red Bandannas and Roosevelt
Take Charge Of albuquerque
Progressive Convention
WMName Electors and
Congressional Candidate

John Baron Burg of Albuquerque Will Be Chosen Tenn
pOrary Chairman Of First State convention Tins After
noOn With Bronson s. Gu tting of Santa Fe Temporary
Secretary Candidate for Congress Remains in DOub..