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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-12
. Battle
Follows
the Strike
TWO RAILROAD DETECTIVES ARE
KILLED AND ls ARE WOUNDED.
FIVE OF THEM SERIOUSLY
SrRIKE.BREiEERS FLEE FOR
THEIR LIVES.

''' %" wv A-,--NeNelNl
hundred striking employees OF the New
YORK, SusQuehanna & Western rail.
road ambushed under the pallsado
overlooking the Hudson river, opened
fire on boat load Of strike-broakers
landing at coal docks at Edgewater
Yesterday In pitched battle which
followed. two railroad detectives were
Killed and 70 men wounded.
A telegram requesting that the mill
tia be CALLED to Quell the disorder
was sent to the acting governor of
New Jersey by General Superintond.
lent Stone Of the Erie railroad MIR
Stone escaped a storm Of bullets fired
by strikers as he was seeking shelter
in a building,
The men killed we're,
Andrew ], Graw, IS, OF Binghamp-
ton, n, Y, captain OF detectives.
Clarence Mauev, a. one Of Graw's
men,
The wounded included:
John D. Ryerson, OF Jersey City,
lieutenant Of detectives; William King,
William A. Woods, Frank A. Brown
and William Hicks
All Wounded Men Detectives.
All these men, like Captain Graw
and Mallery were doing private de-.
lectlve work for the Erie railroad.
HICKS Is In a hospital wounded %
/ times, Brown and Woods were shot
d through the head, Ryerson In tho
| back and chest, and King in the right
Z ear.
The men, hiding behind cliffs and
, trees waited until a scow had dis.
/ charged Its cargo OF men brought ia
take the strikers places. A volley OF
blank cartridges did not frighten thc
E strike-breakers, who pushed forward
! toward the railroad tracks on the
! coal wharf
The men in ambush then left thell
r hiding places and, firing real bullets
attempted to swarm out on the wharf
They were met by the private detec
tlVes VINO unarmed, except Tor CLUBS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-12

Many a woman has found her Wild
owbool 60 sad that she refused to
keep &c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-12

A pretty girl win turn a mahs head
I'm splte Of the DOll on bis neck
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
SOCORRO HAS SENT
BIGGEST CROWD
TO FAIR FOR
IS YEARS
Big County, Best Supporter of
Annual Show, Here This
Year With Over Five Hun
dred People.
BULK OF DELEGATION
is COMING TOMORROW

The records c the Santa Pc rail.
i"dI agents at tiir liTluuS towns In
Spcurrn county show that for the past
eighteen year, the county has led All
others In thr Size 81 liz delegation to
THE New Mexico fair,
This statement waH made to tho
Herald today hy members of tho
crowd which has already arrived from
Sncorro. san Marcial, MngdHlcna. san
Antonio. Kelly aud otdcr towns IN the
biggest county IN thr state.
You pc0pi" want to- rcinruhrr."
said one SUrorru county buuslur. that
the state fair ana Albuquerque have
no better friends nor more lOSad sun
portcrs than tn" people of SururIu dud
other towns In SOCOrrU county \
year or M ago We went H. the trouble
of getting 1T the records at al the
SANTA FC ticket selling stations and
showed by actual figures thIl Tor
ciggtreu years SuCUrTO county huB sent
bigger crowd To the fair than ANY
other county. Santa ZEE county
thought she had II on us but the tlg-
urcs showed snu Was not In the same
Cluss "
Thirty tu nftS SucOrru county buuN o.
crs arrived on sunday, another big
batch showed az this morning and
tomorrow the bulk or the crowd. max .
Ing grand total OF between 400 and
300 will come having waited At homo
TO attend the XII carson circus whlCh
showed at SUCOrrO to-day
The SOrUrTO people are al here Tor
the best kind Of a good time. They
are good spendcrE ana live wires
HN"rSOu" uf them ana that the annual
fair would not he u success without
ihe banner crowd from the dig county
10 the south needs no demonstration.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

SECOND nnd Central. is u scientific
In the country. The center Of at
traction Ia the Human Heart" booth
In "A mnn named Lynch. who was
struck directly over the honrt by n
hi baseball In Haverhill Mast. nine
years ago. Although rendered I'M
conscious Lynch felt no had effects
after first recovering, Two months
later an uhsCcBs developed near his
heart, The HbscrHA broke lnwurtlly.
4 number Of surgical operations were
performed with the final result that
all OF Lynch'B rlbB on the loft side OF
his body were rcmOved, together with
his entire left lung, About the only
organ that Lynch has ON tho left aide
In his heart, which heats HH normally
as other peoples hearts. Having only
one lung Lynch haH some difficulty
In getting breath, but IN not prevented
from doing anything that other people
Cdn do. such as walking or working
about the show, Lynch has been ex.
hlblted In nearly every medical school
In the country and has boon the sub
Ject Of countless clinics In hundreds
OF hospitals during the last eight
years Have You Seen Lynch, the
Human Hearth" will probably be- q
slogan on the midway before tho end
OF the week.
All the other shows on tho streets
are we'll worth seeing. The Minstrel
OF Ola plantation shows 10 = splendid
attraction, with a good collection Of
real old thine southern darkles AZ the
mIOdy producers and some first $40
cpmedianG. The plantauon show wiz
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
TO YEARS OF AGE
VOTES FIRST TINE
FOR PRESIDENT
SocOrro Confederate Veteran,
Life Long Dweller on From
tier, Nestor of Knights of
Pythias in State.

AZ the ripr age 81 scNcut, truIa hut
hale aud heart, uud younger than
many men ut my, " J. Lvrsou uT So
zorro, veteran at the COnfrdrrat" arm
lex. pioneer of Sew McNi,u uud past
supreme representative OF tho knights
oi pSthiuS Grand lodge, here today tn
attend the state CUnClaNU, Viii cast
his iirat vote for president at the
election next month. Having been
born ana raised Nv Louisiana. having
fought for the Coincidence IN tho
civil war, Hnd having required some
five years for reconstruction. II iB Su-
pCrfluuuS 10 state that Mi ircsUn Is
going to- Gust his first vote tor Wood
row Wilson ur N"w Jersey.
YES. I'm old enough To- vote" said
Mr.. LUCSun To- the Herald today.
YOU might not think It To- look ~
me, bat such is the fact, somehow
! have always managed Ia keep Just
ahead uf the presidential bullOtihs
privilege IN this country. After | got
reconstructed | went west und grew
M With the country IN Colorado. III"
Ddkuias Montana aud other states,
al Of y hirh were territories white I
lived IN them. In 1879 | CIun ~ the
TERRITORY at Sew Mexico aud have
been her" ever since, Win uf course
~ opportunity until this Year to vut"
Tor u president
Mr. lCrSuu organized the lirSi
knights at pNihlnH ludg" In SUCorru
IN 1881, ~ would have been tho
iirst one organized IN the territory"
said Mr. Lorson, but tor the tact that
our OUTFIT was lost IN u railroad wash
out thus allowing Las Vegas to gat
IN ahead uf US"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

Crutrul Hlruur. from tho SANTA fo
tracks to Fourth street, In today n sea
or tops" ~ tents, under when are
located the varied attractions ur the
Campbell United Shows. which arrived
Ia Albuquerque yesterday Tor ihlr
week, The Campbell shows are
among the hest attractions ever book
Cd ON Albuquerque time and II In u
patrOnlEed during the week. The par
nphernulla and equipment are clean
ana new and the attractions ure first
class In every particular. While there
are attractions that some people have
seen before In various parts Of The
country, hut few OF them have ever
been put on previously In this city
Mr.. Campbell. The manager Of the
Campbell attractions. has worked for
n number ~ years to yet together at
fractions ana mn organization that
would be- SECOND 10 none ON the road,
How well he has succeeded Ia psOven
by n visit 10 tho different shows.
with the carnival company are Hlx-
teen shows. three riding devices. three
free acts aud first-clGBB band. The
feature shows ON the street are the
big Jungle show, owned by Mr..
Campbell himself. aud the "Human
Heart" attraction, The Big Jungle
show has a human fish," Jackson
the fat man. and Prof Allen and Mrs,
Allen, two midget glass blowers. who
have been married for forty years aud
are = Vety happy couple despite THAR
ulEe; And auinbeg Of other Interest,"
Ing ektFaOtIbns. This show 10 located
AZ Third end Central.
IbA 'i8uman Beart" abrasion, At
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
TAFT GAINING WITH
EVERY DAY SAYS
CAPT., JACK
Well Known Cattle Man, At
ter Tour of the State Says
New Mexico Is Sure to Go
for the President.

"I have Just completed business
trip which has taken me pretty well
over New Mexico north. south ana
east" Hnld Capt. w. IL. jack of silver
City and Folsom, this morning. Cap
known cattle men in the state. In here
to attend "A meeting of the state cattle
board Of which he IN a InC,nher ana
To visit the fair which he never
misses.
III have been surprised at tho
change OF sentiment which has OG'
CURED during the past four weeks
said Captain Jack. Men. who "A
month ago were directly opposed 10
the president and shouting for ROOse-
welt. or thinking hard about voting
for Wilson, have VeOred directly
around and are now SOlldly for the
president. Tho Roosevelt boom has
bursted In this state. You can take
that and depend 90 II. j know, for
have given most careful study TO the
situation. RooHeVblt will fall way be-
low the lowest estimate Of his worst
enemy on predictions OF a month ago.
He Ia out at the running. Tho sober
second thought OF our people has
some TO the forefront Ras most OF uB
hoped II would. Our present cOndi..
lions are splendid. We have had
more prosperous timos during tho
past four years than ever In our his
tory and We are not going Off after
any fake remedies for troubles that
DO not exist. SIR. Taft Ia going to
carry New Mexico"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
Knights cfFJLhias Here for Grand
Lodge From All OuerthwState
HlRIIA VI
NNWhHW --
Two Hundred Members of Or
ganixatiOn in Enthusiastic
[ Session; COnfsrrins Of Third
Degree Tonight in\ X. of p.
Hall Concludes Program for
First Day.

Never before In the history Of the
Knights Of Pythins In New Mexico has
there been "A larger and more enthus-
instic attendance at any session OF tho
Grand lodge of the order than that
which was begun In Albuquerque at
10 o'clock today. \ conservative estl-
mate places ire number OF visiting
Pythians here at two hundred All
officers of the Grand lodge are pres
ent. together with "A splendid repre-
sentation from every lodge IN the
state. The meeting OF the Grand lodge
today was most enthusiastic one, In
dicating that the efforts Of various
committees To renew interest In the
organization In this state have been
highly successful. The first days pro-
gram will be brought To IA close to-
night by the comforting Of the third
degree on class Of candidates In X.
Of u. hall on West Gold avenue. All
Knights OF Pythlas ia Albuquerque are
invited to be the guests OF Mineral
Lodge No. tonight 4 big time In
expected for everybody. The Grand
lodge will remain In session over to-
morrow
The officers and representatives
present are IA follows:
Officers George l.. Bradford. %.
G.. w q. Fawcett. q. V. e.. Howell
Earnest. q. ~; &. NJ. Bernard. q. VI.
II. and g.; J. l.. Zimmerman, q. NJ.
A.; G. McCreary, q. /. O.; II. ~
Smith, q. -. q.
Representatives August Rr.u.
hardt, ]. a. Smiley, Anton Mae.
-, A. BURNER. Charles f.. Thomas,
H. Il. Elliott. George Douk. Julius j.
Itcit. s., A. Bond. q. q. liinman. NJ. j
Oiled. l., NJ. Gary. Ell Perrcu. W. H..
Ash, John NJ. liOSr, II. ". Iiuucr.
II. B Morgan. =. &. llama, J. W.
Medley, Il. =. Spindlcr. Il. 4. g..
Johnson. w. G.. Simpson. G. l.. Hub.
bard, X. J. A. Sealy. Louis Garclu.
J. J. Malone, George II. Mcclellan.
n. r. Quest. II. II. McElrOy. r. /.
Kinney. Thomas Il. Brown and u Z.
Howell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

nav change Of program nightly
ltHlph, the Elephant HOY" In ono
OF ~" big features among the tents
Ralph has hands, fcOt nnd pulnts at
elephant skin. He eau absorb a,UuU
volts Of electricity ny easily M the
ordinary boy can drink glass ct
water.
The Illusion" near First aud cen.
trnl, II u show that battles the cyD
ana cHuACH M und uf WOndcrmcut,
The NOmun stadium In u show whore
wrestling and boxing are popular pus-
times, TIL" beautiful Oriont' In the
hon" ~ six dancing girls, -Four la
one huS u couple Ot freak calves
Hnd n TOW hig snakes The "tlussian
Dancers" Mabel" "Scrprntlnn" nnd
other attractions will also claim their
share of attention. The Ferris wheel,
located near O'lilClly's drug store. viii
doubtless prove nS popular with the
youngsters ~ ever. while the merry
gO-rOund at Third Hnd Central should
be- kept IN motion by patrons ut an
ages and sizes at all times Ut the day
und night.
Altogether the Campbell United
shows are first -clnsa attractions. PEG
plG may visit the carnival with the
assurance that no disorder ar dscVIir-
tohy will be permitted by Mir. Camp
DELL or his assistants.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
GOOD ADVICE.
An Albuquerque OtlDrn Gives InTUr.
nation Of Priceless Value.

When YOU suffer from backnChc.
Headaches. dizziness. nervousness,
Feel weak. languid, depressed,
Have annoying urinary disorders;
DO YOU knUw what TO do?
some Albuquerque people do.
Read the statement that follows.
It's from an Albuquerque citizen.
Testimony that can be Investigated.
MrS. j V. Amcnt, 100 y. ArnU ~
Albuquerque, y. Mex says "DOan's
Kidney pills were first brought to
our attention when VIC lived at Auru.
ra, jill, They Wer0 used at that timo
by a member Of our family, who was
suffering from kidney complaint. 4
tired, languid feeling was present and
tho kidney sccrCilOns wore dlsur.
dered. Doau'S Kidney Pills brought
prompt relief from these difficulties,
and acted ~ n tonic to the entire
system. when there has ocen need
of a kidney remedy since then.
Doan's Kidney pills have never failed
to prove OF benefit"
For sale by all dcaleRrs. Price o..
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the I'm
tied states
Remember the name-DOnn's-and
take no Othcr.-Ady. 3S
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
's4EApIg SHOWING r1f FARM :. I
MACHINERY By KbRBER 8 CO.
Three Full Car Loads Of Machines Pumps Wagons Carr
ages Hay Presses Appliances, Etc, Form Most EabO-
rate Display Ever Made in New Mexico a, ,u.,Stwl1

ono OF the big features OF this
years display al tho fair ErOunds IL
the showing OF farm machinery, Inn
plementE, carriages. etc. mhde by
korber and company. including all OF
the latest farm machines and devices
ot the International Harvester com.
pany.
The display, which shows com.
mcndaOle enterprise on the part OF
the bis Albuquerque house. required
thre" full cars to transport and covers
one OF the largest display spaces In
the grounds. welcome, Korbcr and
company" n the first Sign which at.
tracts the eye. calling attention Go a
tent ns dig ns an average circus tent
which IL filled with machinery and
surrounds on all Sides by the larger
machines. The very latest machines
at the International HARVESTER com.
pany are On exhibit aud the display
~ an education In modern farm ma
chlncrS ana equipment.
\ few OF the machines and sppli-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
BIG CROWDS ON
WAY FROM THE
PECOS
Fifty Last Night and the Big
Bunch Just Starting, Says
Captain Charles L. Ballard
of Roswell.

1T luuks To- the ~ n you we're going
to hay" the biggest crowd that ever
cam" tu an Albuquerque fair from the
fccns valley" said Capt. Charles H..
ballard at Roswell this morning,
captain ballard. who II president OF
Ia" STATE cattle sanitary bUurd, IN
here &" attend meeting OF the
board incidentally II he sees little
OF the lair he cannot help II and
doesn't car" to try.
II hay, been Il pretty regular at
rndant at tn" Albuquerque fairs for
"A number "i years past" said Captain
Ballard. "uut have never seen 20
much interest exhibited In II In our
section Hs this year Last nights
train was crowded to the guards with
P"cus valley people and the main
body of ,hitors from our section has
Just started.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

ance0 Included in the exhibit are
washing machines. operated by pow
or, power aud hand cream HeparatorB,
power and hand corn shelters, flaming
mills, foed grinders. feed choppers,
Including gasoline and electric and
tho various forms, gasoline engines, q
fin0 showing ut carriages and farm
wagons, both steel and wood models,
walking beam Jack and attachments,
mowers, disc plows, orchard discs
power and horse hay ballers portR BILE
engine mounted ON truck for all farm
purposes The above IL lust part OF
the display which includes harness
and various appliances from tho big
kOrber and company stock. Another
feature which Will DO added during
the week Will 10 n motor track. the
first ono brought to Albuquerque
Taken all In all. the exhibit Is tho
most extensive display OF farm ma
rhinery ever made In the state and
one which II bound to attract wide at
tentlon. Adv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
Campbell United Shows an Aggregation
of Clean Cut Attractions of Merit

Sixteen Shows Three Riding Devices Three Free Acts and
Band Go to Make Up Midway Central Avenue and
Adournng Streets That Proves Irresistible to Amuse
ment Seekers Outfit Is First Glass in Every Respect and
Management Permits No Disorder Nor DsCOurtesy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

when your food does not digest
well and you feel "bluo." tired and
discouraged. you should use q little
HERBINE at bedtime. II opens tho
bowels. purlfics the system and re-
stores fine feeling Of health aud
energy. Price Coo. Sold by all drug
Eists.-Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

Neuralgia Of tho face. shoulders,
hands, or feet requires a powerful
remedy that will penetrate the flesh,
BALIIARD's SNOW LINIMENT pos
sesses that power, Rubbed In where
tho pain IL felt In all that " necessary
to relieve suffering ana restore nor
NAL conditions. Price 2bc. SOC and
$500 per bottle. Sold by all Drug
glstn.---Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

When the chest feels on fire and
the throat burns, you have indiges-
ton. aud you need HERBINE to get
rid OF the diaagreeabte feeling. IL
drives cut badly digeSted food,
strengthens the atOmaGh and puIstist,
the hQwels. Price Soc. Sold w al
arpeela1s s-AAv. 800. =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

Cots for rent, Albert FabcT. car
pets and furniture. sos West Central.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

~H~NA~eHNANNANN@
New hlexicD b Ellllng up gna .
. VIII utnke HEuat alnee. AlDoe
QuesQue will elyKaye ~ M Lead
q Gay. Get y TerPAre 100 noW
q a. MMA "a q q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

. The onurc Terrace Addition II
. shown on tho city 'Innp. These
. lots are CiOse la and ~ present
. prioes Rro q genuine bargain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

Watch for our flOut In the parade
Thursday. Powell Iirug company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

Watch tar pOw"ll's float IN IN pu.
rau" Thursday. Something free for
you,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

NNSN0O~@0N 0NANN~AAA
y Terrace lots now average o
= about $500. They will eaaIiy hs .
. worth so psF rent more beE0fe .
you make the last payment NJ.
. q. StRniin, pllOTO 1880. y
. = . . . . . = = = q Q . . q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
ALBUQUERQUE man
PRESIDENT Of
SURGEONS
Dr., ]. H. WrOth Elected Presi-
dent of Santa Fe 0rganiza-
ton, and Dr. BishOff, of To-
peka, Reelected Secretary
and Treasurer,

~ unanimous got, Too Santa Fo
Railway, Medical uud -u gical society,
prior To- the rlusr ul d.. fifteenth an.
nual session IN Albuuu'.Iu Saturday
evening. elected ~ uIt .rdcnt for the
ensuing year. Dr j II WrOth. OF Al.
buquGrqur Dr. NJ. t. IishUn of To-
p"kn. was elected lu .u.rrod himself
us secretary and treasurer. Tho Vice
presidents are. ltiIsi wee president.
Dr. l. r., IlHTtrr, Su"nghurst. m;
second vice president Dr W, II. Wells
of COnryWllC, Kan, Inlrd vice prcsi-
dent. DR., VI. y. Llycly ~ Blackwell
okla, Before adjournment reHOlu-
buttons were adopted extending Thanks
~ the society 10 the ElhF lodge. tho
Commercial club aud the Bernulillo
County Medical sOCirty. for hospitality
and COurtcHicH extended members Of
the organization Will" In Albuqucr-
que, CUust lines physicians ana sur
geOns were elected honorary members
Of tho association,
Councillor Districts OrganIAelI.
Ia Response To a demand for the
eBtabhBnmont Of district medicnI so
clcty IN this section ~ tho state, "A
ciety was organized here saturday af-
tornoOn. the organization being effect.
cd by local and visiting physicians and
surgeons here 10 attend the meeting
OF me santa Fo surgeons. For LOmO
time New Mexico has been divided In
TO councillor districts for the purpose
Of encouraging attendance at medical
society meetings. Tue organization Of
the third councillor district here Sat
urday WAS merely a step toward nc.
comDllShlng something definite tOYard
the purposes outlined when the orig
inal divisions OF the state were made.
The officers elected for the third dis
trlct are as follows; DR. CO. Duncan.
EocOrrO. president; Or. II. u, Kaufman
Albuquerque, secretary. the commit
tee having charge Of the program and
which will set the place ana tms for
the first meeting OF the dlstftQt society
II composed VI DR.. A. E. HasAette OF
Nam MGrcIai, and DIR, y. w. bWopo OF
dSsmlngd II ~ understo0d the iiFst
meeting will W held In DelnlnH ~ .
pma 20 De Rnnouncsd later -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

Bryant Co. Messengers. Phone 5O2
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
PLACE
Northwest Albuquerque

The best real estate buy in New Mexico for quick returns
This beautiful suburban property will than double in
value in the next twelve months just the i'm
prOvements being made Rio Grande Boulevard
completed.