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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
LOYALTY or TURKEYS
CHRISTIAN TURKS DOUBTED

i'unStnntinOplC. oct. 1i,-No Fewer
than llO,OOO Turkish troops from
Asia Minor VIII, II In estimated, he
concentrated within n week in Euro
p'uu turkey. This win bring the ef-
i''liv" force uf the Turkish army M
&" tour hundred thousand men.
Turkish Officials my that the day
a" trinl rns found the military de
p"i" run ui stores aud army equip
w'ut complete und uf good quality.
II ia" Iulgnrlnng are counting ON
th" superiority uf their organization
and TIA" greater rupidiiy with which
lh'lr army can h" mubilizrd tu give
lh'ru material advantage they will,
according to Turkish officers, receive
q drHgr""Hblr surprise.
Ihr ottoman authorities have for
months hrrn strengthening drrrnsea
nud concentrating troops IN the Inn
port zone, comprising AdrInnOple
uud kirk Eiliss"h, lust south Of tho
bulgarian frontier. Since the general
mobilization was ordered II great
stream "r men hns been pouring into
~" district AZ the rate ldttrrly Of
2U.OOO daily.
Turkish officers recognize the
Nplrndid qualities ur the men In the
mnh7 "f III" bulgarian army. The
rlIHhil,tE "f the Christians serving
in ia" rHnl,s of IA" Turkish army n
"n" "i ia" great problems of the mo-
m'ut for IA" Ottoman commanders.
Th" hrm'ulHnH are expected tO be
haN" LOYALTY but II IL said that II
would SHOW ignorance of human ma
luf" 10 expect creeks to fight against
irr"bs, "r liulgarnns against Bul,
Knri"ns, ANA liIurr ARE many of thrs,
nuli"nHlili"s In Turkey.
IN" feeling among tho nntlN,
'hrlhtinna may hr Eaugcd Ia Il Ger,
tain extent hy their efforts 10 es
emp" from service by III" payment ol
n tax or hy boiling abroad.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
ARMY
PUSHES ACROSS
FRONTIER TO
VICTORY
Ottoman Forces Unprepared
for Vigorous Assault; I'm
pOrtant Town of Scutari is
Menaced by Invader.
LOYALTY OF SULTAN's
CHRISTIANS QUESTIONED
[By Leased Wire to Evening Herald

IVY beuHcu "ifc 10 hNeuinH Herald
luuduu. oct. 1.-THE fan of the
Turkish city OF Scutari ls immircnt
UNLESS Turkish rVinfurCCmcuts ar.
rive soon the town, with ils manu-
lact"rtrs of fire arms, viii bc taken
10y the advancing Montcncgrin army,
tn" ottoman government took light
" MuutuurErin threats, and the Turk
lsh military authorities were not pre-
pared uu that frontier ~ on the
Srntm and Hungarian borders. Hence
th, r"p"rlvd continued success uf the
King Nicholas iurcca.
Th" M"utruoErins followed up
th"tt su'''ss hy capturing yesterday
ia" fort guard IN rushi. thus lmprov-
lng IN" ruHd Tor an advance on Scu-
tart, Hud an official Telegram re-
c"iNrd hN the consul general of Mon
trn"gr" IN l."uduu snys the advance
has hrgun. II is pointed out here
that ia" way cannot he travelled with
"ut serious lighting. ~ tho AlbnnianA
IN TIA" vicinity have been aroused by
turkish cmlHrics and are expected
1" l"in the ottoman troops. News
from other parts Of the Muntenegrin
frontier TX more conflicting.
If, us is generally believed, Mon
t"n"gr0 prccipitated her declaration
ui war ~ n part OF the strategy Oi
the Balkan allies, the unprepare !.
ness of Turkey on h-r frontier muSl
have Influenced her decision.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
) . . = = . . = = =

THAT tho NcW Mexico state fair.
witi the largest crowd ever known. is
going 10 wind up in bluar Of glory
Is evident. now that the hfth day ut
the program has gone through with q
wuoup aud there remains the last and
eliminating day with the grand car
nivHl iplllliCutiuu aud confetti cello
brati"n saturday night down town.
The cold wind which made II un-
comfortable for the big crowd ycstcr-
day afternoon at the f,ir grounds to-
day gave place to sparkling sunshine
and 0almy airs. an ideal October day
In New Mexico with a solemn promise
by the weather man that It win re-
main clear tomorrow with gradually
rising temperature.
The fair this year has been remark
able for the fact that the visitors have
not. an usual, ceased Ia arrive by the
middle of the week. nIt have kept
right on coming up to tdc next to tho
lust day. More are actually expected
tonight to luke In the nnal day Of the
mig week. ordinary thc7banner crowd
mas been In evidence on Thursday;
hut II reached its highest mark today
ana prospects are that II viii be sub
stantiahy larger tomorrow.
II ls pretty well satisfied crowd.
take IL all around. The daily program
or amusement at the fair grounds has
Arrn fun Or ginger and thrills all the
way. the motorcycle races being about
the fastest thing In the WAY ol speed
contests ever held in albuquerque.
The local mutnrcyClists have taken To
the racing business like veterans aud
the element Of danger In the terrific
speed necessary is plenty enough To
Keep an audience on the qui vivo. The
western sports are highly popular, tho
horse racing aud baseball have kept
interest very much alive ana the OK
limits alone are enough To civ" the
New Mexico booster all h" wants To
see at the grounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
Chauffeur Who Saw Rosen.
thai Killed Trembles When
Confronted in Court With
Quartette of Gun Men.
LIEUTENANT BECKER ON
TRIAL FOR MURDER
Widow of Dead Gambler
Among Those Expected to
Testify Against New York
Police Officer.
my Leased Wire TO Evening Herald

my Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald |
Ncw York. oct. o. jacob aud
Morris luhnu, the "m,ai,rluus wit.
ncsrs' found by District Attorney
Whitman IN jail at Newark, were at
III" criminal courts huildiug today,
waiting To- H." called tu the stand at
the trial uf Police bi,utrutht Brckrr.
charged with the murder at Herman
Ruscuthul. Thcy wrr, held In Sew
ark on charges of forgery, but on
their statement that their arrest was
a "rramc up' aud that one OF them
VAS an eye witness lo the murder,
they were parolrd nud brought to
Sew York.
Giovanni Stdndish, anuthor witness
To IN" tragedy. ana Mrs. Lillian Hus-
'nthaL widuw of the murdered gamh-
Ter, wcr" other Witnesses whom, 4
Was expected. the state would call
early. Thr infurmcrs Rose. VulIuu,
Weber aud Schcpps. were held In
readiness as usual. aud II was thought
possible that enough progress might
hc mad" 4" reach Roses testimony.
Thomas Ryan, chauffeur und an
eye witness OF the murder. was yhr
r,,r,,nr, ,,.,, , ,,r,rIs', ,,.' dr a'
I,rsr f,r h,, name had nv, rr,,,.io,,,
figured In the ease.
The four gunmru were brought in
7 Ia court Hnd Ryan wns asked tu piclt
out IN" man who fired the shot that
Killed Rusonthul.
"Whum aid >uu refer to Of these
Tour men, asked Assistant District
Attorney Mos. Ryan appeared
frightened
81 didn't refer g.. .,u,hu,y." ne dr.
rIarrd. shifting hi. ,yrr uuirlSiy aver
tb, T,,tr man,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
GAY MONTEZUMA BALL
ON THIS EVENING;

The MonteZuma ball, society event
par excellence of the year In New
Mexico. happens tonight at the Al
varado and will be n scene Of bril-
lance and Eayety the spacious hotel
having besa magnlhcently decorated
for the OcC CSlOn. The arrangements
committee headed by B. O, Jana as
general chairman has been extremely
busy and busy 10 good effect Men
and women OF prominence from all
over the state will attend the big
function, the grand march to be led
hy Governor w. @, Mcdonald and
Mrs. Mcdonald aud Mayor d. X. 49,
Sellers and Mrs. Sellers. Excellent
music has been provided, and all tho
appointments will be fully up to and
ahead OF the high standard already
set
The carnival attractions continue IA
do "A good business and the nightly
crowds In tho down town section are
immense.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
BUNGLING BANDITS
ROUTED BY GAME
EXPRESS GAR
MESSENGER
Attempt to Hold Up Kansas
City Southern Train Results
in Wounding and Capture
of One Outlaw.
LIVELY BATTLE ON
SPEEDING EXPRESS
my Leased Wire to Evening Herald !

hy Leased Wire tO EVrsinR Herald
Fort smith. Ark.. oct -Four
bandits uuuplrd the huld-up of a
nurthhuund Kansas ,ity southern
parS'hgtr train between iiutticiu und
M,nI, Nrk, early to-day. One was
Wounded uud captured ana tho other
uuthWa escaped after a baltic with
Express Messenger Nvrriu Burgctt
ut Kansas CiN, Mu, iu which Bur
Bctt exhausted ms ammunition aud
was badly beaten. lmraru shot the
Rubber, vino WAC Uncovered AN hour
later after HE companions had dc
serted hm. Tho rubnrt n being CON
N"y"d To- Mcui. fllN or more men
In an armed posse are pursuing the
bandits. IiurE,tt ~ IN u hospital at
Mrna. Ito will recover.
rho train, known an Nu. :, left
Hatfield, Ark- about u'rluck. white
liurEru Was working In his car he
snw lll" bandits rHmhcrlug up To- the
side door They smashed tho glass
with their revolver butts,
liurgctt sprnng tu his most valuable
packages and hid them, despite tho
hail of bullets which the bandits
poured into the ear.
Tho packages hidden. Hurgru turn-
ed his attention To- Ihu invaders. Az
Hurgott fired at them the robbers
reached through the smashed win
dOws ana luOsencd the catch which
hrld the door from the inside. rhoy
spIang into the car. Hiring on Hurgctt
us they advanced. Tho messenger
lcapcd behind baggage and met the
robbers fire, shot for shot,
Tho train had attained II speed ur
about thirty miles al hour and ap-
pnrrntly none of tho train or locomu-
two crew kurW that a huld.up WAS
being attempted. \ Iust shot fIrcd by
I!urg,ll b,luu the Iuhhrrs gained
th" uaido ul the car v"uudrd ono
ct thrm,
Ih" night continued hot unili l!ur
E,tta cartrligos were gone. Tho rob
brrs closed Ia und Ovcrpuwcrcd him.
although he Ruyn battle to three.
welding ia" butt of hin short shotgun
effectively, The bandits clubbcd the
ur.a"ngor repeatedly, nshng:
Where's that pnckng" of money D
bleeding, liuIErit rrourhud ia 70
'hI nor 'l lN' car Nlillt lllb lbbbilH
brutality beat ana Kicked him, but did
not Ir,ru ia" hiding place.
rur bandits searched tho car care
lul}, found nothing, then applied tho
ar hraEcs,
ly thw tim" the tram conductor
had begun an iuycallgaiiuu As tho
conductor cam" forward wilh his Ian
tern the robbers li'd,
Ia answer To- tho ruuiurturE T"-
poatcd knocking on tho door OF the
"NpIrss ear l!urEru struggled iu his
feet, unlocked the door, then tainted,
llo was revived long enough tn give
II bricr sketch of the attempted huld
up ana the train Wua rushed into
Mona.
4 posse WIS organized tu pursue
the robbers into the hllla near Hat
iirld ana Potter, ARK. Scar Potter
the wounded rubbcr WAS found.
rho wounded TOhhcr. vino la un'
Identified, received charge OF shot
In Ia" breast near the heart. Prob
ably he viii die.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
THREATENING WEATHER
FAILS To DIaCOyTRAGE RA


Polo Grounds, New York. Dot. IL.
Sodden clouds that made a constant
threat of rain failed 10 dampsn the
ardor OF thousands OF New York
baseball enthusiasts who flooked out
tO tho Polo Grounds today 70 SEQ the
worlds series between the New York
Nationals ana the Boston Americana.
Tho national commission did not
decided To play the game until q few
minutes before noon, when Umpire
O'LEughllne decided that while tho
playing field was very HOWEy, q game
could be played II no more rain fell.
Ten thousand fans waited for
hours ir a long line that extended
for many blocks from tina Brush
stadium until the gates we're opened.
A heavy rain fell dripW the nlahA
The commission decided that tha
game had better be played today, ~
indications were for rain tomorrow.
There was a villa yell oe loR from
the crowd when the antoa ware aps
ened and the lower grand staaf ana
back field blsaShspa bsseA g iill
The home club was the tlsst on the
field. and as the players appeared
they were given hearty Shaogn rus
usual batting practice fDlloWae.
An hour and q halt heso10 the
game. found ths nlly eoHoenGt win
dull SSay clouds aAe lhata WaH 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
WOOL GROWERS TAKE
POSSESSION OF CITY

To-day was Wool Growers dny and
the sessions of the New Mexico Wool
Growers association have been the
principal feature, the meeting being
attnded by large number Of repre-
sentative wool growers from all parts
of the state. gathered to discuss the
problems now befOr" that industry.
The dog show on Central avenue has
attracted large crowds since its open
ing, both OF dog fanciers and the pub
lie at large and has proved n most
successful adjunct To the fair.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
FRANCIS FEARLESS AND
ENTHUSIASTIC AVIATOR

Aviator Francis arrived in Albu-
querque last last night. accompanied
By his mechHaiclanS, j. T.. Mason and
Al BaTTOwE. His big Hxty-hOTse-
power biplane was In the express car
on the same train and was unloaded
here last night. Francis was up at
daylight this morning and by IL
o'clock he and his mecha niclans had
assembled the craft on the Traction
park diamond, starting point for the
flights. Francis bOssed the job OF
putting the biplane together In a
manner that indicated he knew his
business. In striking contrast "a
Lincoln Beaehey, Francis IL full OF
pep and ginger, and today kept up q
rapid fire conversation with his
mechanics, suggesting from time "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
Detnrn,IncI to SnIclsln.

Trinidad, colo. oct ii.-Eug0nG
Webster. arrested Saturday night on
IA robbery charge, yesterday made his
third attempt at suicide. He dashed
his head against stone wall In the
county Jail. and was found uncon-
selous and revived with llhculty
Twice he tFlod 10 HtsanglO' hlmsoli
with AhOo IaeOa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

The New Mexico WoOt Gruwrrs' us.
Fucintiun convened IN annual meeting
In the Elks' theatcr In Albuquerque at
10 O'Clock today and after two hour
session, adjourned untu . o'clock to-
morrow morning. The meeting Or the
wool growers today was an onthusias-
tic one, ana while not 50 wcll attend
cd from the far countricy of the state
as anticipated, the attendance waA
nevertheless gratifying.
The principal feature of the session
today was u splendid address on thr
wool question by s. W. Motlurr, Of
bOudlng Idaho, secretary of the Ea-
hilunnl Wool Growers association. Mr
Mcclure came to Albuuucrpur at the
special invitation of the NrW Mexico
association tu explain la dotlil the at
titude of the wool men on the tHriff.
MIR. McClurc's address wua a straight
from the shoulder argument In favor
Of protection for wool men. II was H.
splendid citation Of facts and ngurcs.
showing that II the turin ON wool is
taken un ia" wool Industry IN New
Mexico aud IN the other wool states
~ doomed Mr. Mcclure went into
details To show that II IL not the tar
, IN that makes wuulcn RuOda cost more,
hut that II IL tho expensive dlstrb-
| utlng system which exists In the Unit
ed States today. The speech by Mr.
Mcclure WAS such u splendid one and
| explained Ia such simple aud direct
! language great many things hereto
! fore not Understood by people who do
not know the inside workings uf the
iHrlff on wool, that the association viii
have several thuuWnd copies Of IN"
| speech printed for distribution
| throughout the state,
The meeting of the association was
called to order today by Charles chad
wick, secretary of the association, who
reud letter of regret from a, -. Gar
rett, Of Roswell who wus unnblc 10
be present, Immediately following
the calling az the meeting 10 order
Mr.. Harry w. Kelly ~ Las Vegas was
| elected Hs temporary chairman. Fol
| lowing the transaction Of routine bus
lneAA III. &. Abbott Of Springer, was
elected president of the association
for the coming year. MIR. Abbott WAS
| telegrnphrd u notification OF election
| ana Ia expected to arrive here tnmur-
row TO attend the Saturday session Of
the association, II was decided 10
authorize the calling of meetings In
all counties In the state Tor the pur-
| pose Of clcctinR two members Of the
executive committee, which In turn
viii chose Il secretary for tho organ
lZatlOn.
A committee on organization and by
laws named today viii have IL meeting
In the near future 10 discuss various
matters pertaining 10 th' association
and for the purpose OF selecting n
committee secretary. The committee
named today is as follows: Charles
Chadwick, Max Nordhaus. r. a. Hub
Dell. Albuquerque, IL. w. Kelly and
Mr.. Martinez of Las Vegas.
Governor w. G. Mcdonald attended
the meeting Of the wool growers to-
day and made "A brief speech In which
he suggested organization for the
mutual advancement 0i the interests
OF the sheep raisers Of the state.
Mr. Mcclure spoke in part as fol-
lows.
A. I came through New Mexico
Yesterday saw from the train mag
Il
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
DANCE ON CENTRAL AVENUE
HELD TOMORROW NIGHT

A distinctly novel feature OF the
confetti niGht celebration tomorrow
night will be the big dance, to be held
on Central avenue for four blocks In
the business section In which every"
body Is expected 20 participate. Music
will be furnished by the band ana
the street pavement will be cleaned
especially for the occasion. Masks
go all the way down the line and
many motley costumes are expected to
make their appearance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
AUiGtOrFranciS
Makes Good at
Fair This
Afternoon

Aviator Roy Francis this after
noon madc absolutely successful
y and satisfactory flights at the
y state fair grounds tu the vast de-
= light OF the crowds. On his first I
y Night Francis rose easily from I
. the ground without delay and
y ascending high In the air made I
. "a Wide circle nOrthward, as far
. as the Indian school, returning
. ana alighting skilllully and ens-
= lily. Francis did the spiral glide,
y swOOped at the ball players. ana 4
. all BeaChy's stunts. Ho VIII 4
. make several flights tomorrow. 4
. Francis proved himself an ex-
. pert aviator and ne exhibition 4
y was entirely satisfactory
= MetzlnRer won the three mile
y handicap motorcycle race this I
y afternoon.
q q q q q q q . Q q 90 q Q I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
summary

Two base hit -- Fletcher, Speaker.
Throo-baso hit-Gardnar. Hits--Off
Tcsreau. two runs and five hits In
- times at hat, In seven innings; off
Amrs, one run. three hits in eight
times nt bnt In two innings, Sacri-
flee hits Yerkas. stahl, Stolen bases,
Merkle, Stahl. Double plays Fletch,
ar to Merklc Left on bases--Bos-
ton. 7; New York, 7, Bnses on balls
or Tosroau, 2; off Ames, /. First
buse ON errors--New York. 1. struck
out by Tesreuu o; by Wood. g..
Wild pitch--Tesreau Time, 2;Os.
UmDlros--At plate. Rlgler; on bases,
o'IAughllne; left field, Evans; right
Held. Klein.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
S. w. Mcclure, Secretary of
National Wool Growers As
sOciation Delivers Splendid
Address in Favor of Tariff
Protection.
H. C. ABBOTT ELECTED.
PRESIDENT FOR YEAR
Sheep Men from Many Sec
tions of State Here to Dis
cuss Means of Protecting
New Mexico's Greatest III
dustry.

y Wool EruWur is one uf IN, 4
y great ihdwtri's uf tru suru. ld 4
y IN TIA" present campaign Ia, vital I
= !Ssu" I" hc determined h.. "EmI 4
= We protect uud maintain this IN I
=, duslrN ar shall 81" destroy 1t by
y thriu reduction THis IL the rs I
y slic your people must determine Z
y on N"N"nrD'r o And the wis
y dom. with which they make this
= determination viii decide whrth- I
y cr "r not Your state rs tu con-
y tlnu" as "A prosperous and happy 4
. c"nmunwuulth.'- From speech I
y here today by ). W. Mcclure. I
y secretary National Wool Grow I
. crs' association.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
Masnna Rnr snInonInln.

Los Angeles. Cal, oct. ii.-I3y n
virtually unanimous vote, the Califor-
MIA grand lbdge OF Masons adopted a
resolution excluding from membership p
any one engaged IN tho saloon bual-
ness. selling In connection with q
bonahdo restaurant or hotel 10 0R-
empted,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
OIIo SIin CInacl,.

san Francisco. oct, ii.--1OvernoT
Iudson Harmon and tho ohio Exposl-
tIon commission selected yesterday the
site for the OHIO state building at the
PHnnInn- -Pnclhc exposition. Ten
thousand persons viewed the ceFo-
mony OF tho raising OF tho Ohio state
flags by the governor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
Roosevelt Invades WIsoonsln.

~. Paul. MINI, oct. II. Col,
Roosevelt arrived here from Duluth
at 6:2O this morning and remained
until s;3O, when hc left for an in
VRsiOn OF Wisconsin. lie was
scheduled 20 make his principal ad-
dress at Oshkosh tonight. 81. Paul
prOgFeBSives made no arrangements
for the colonsl's brief stay here aud
he dld not leave his car.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
IInmImr Iinll. AmnrL.

Akron, o., oct John V. No
Donald. plumber, today shot and
killed his three year "ld son und then
fired bullets into the heads of his
wife ana sister. Mrs Mcdonald 10
boliryod 10 bo fatally injured aud IA"
sister In In IL serious condition. Nc
Donald was arrested.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
I,nlr GromIld--.Nflrrnnnn.

Loo. Free for all trut
ll5 baseball. silver City sc.
Albuquerque.
goo l'iyr-oighths mile dash
running race.
@.3u Motorcycle race.
'.i5 lidr and tie race, Two
, teams uf cowboys. one Indian
team
90 First flight. Roy N.
, Francis. In irwin Tractor Hi-
plane,
&.la- six and oue-half furloug
running race.
$50 Motorcycle race.
, 3:Ib--l'uoi roping.
i.Uo Riding huckcrs.
81, second flight, Roy n
, Francis in irwin Tractor Biplnnr.
i.3u cowboy and cowgirl
, uundrill" with band music.
500 Balloon ascension and
parachute jump.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

Pueblo, colo, oct. lI.--Wlth the
arrival here or Max Kass who was ar
rested yesterday In Colorado Springs.
All members 0f tho gang alleged TO
~" implicated In n series Of robberleS
III tn" Denver n rio Grnnde railwny
ar" In this city, Another lnforma ton
waE hIrd against KHss hero
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
Child ,IInd. scIr and 1a,ron

Oakland, Cal, O"t, Ito resist
being taken 10 the detention home,
Elizabeth Thomas. 10 II year old de-
llnqucnt child of thts city, dashed lyn
into the face OF Mrs. w. ~. Kelly, ns-
sistant probation officer. then blinded
herself by throwing another cupful
Into her own eyes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
EVCning-DOwn Town.
Confetti and Carnival Night

B 7:00--Tmminatlon Of Alvnra-
do hotcl Campbell United
shows on Central avenue. All
shows open. Albuquerque Ken.
mel club show open, Free act,
, high diving man, corner First
ana Central,
I:3O hand concert
, Dancing On central Avenue.
S.O0--Grund march led by two
bands, Every body can mask.
Paved street will be- cleared ana
dancing tu the music uf the two
bands from First tu Fourth
streets on central avenue.
$40 IRE" act, high wire per-
, iurinanro, corner Second nnd
Central
b l0.0u Free act. nrrobatir per
furInnuC", corner second and
Central.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
NInsI IfNlci ~ On,.c-

'hIcnr" oct. Warming was
riyru by Stntc's Attorney Waynan
ludny 10 twu hundred owners and
agents "f property said 10 be- used for
immoral purpoHcs Ia ovict their ten
ants or suffer prosecution.