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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
AMMONS IS MAKING
A PERSONAL
INQUIRY
Colorado Governor Goose Into
Strike District to Satisfy
Himself of Conditions and
Needs to Keep Peace.
Tbs leased Wire 20 Icvonlng Herald. ]

llsy fseascd Wire 90 Evening Herald. ]
Trinidad, Colo. Oct. 2f.-GoyernOr
r.. NJ. Ammons Is engaged In making
personal investigation OF the strike
situation in the southern Colorado
coal fields Accompanied by Attorney
General Fred Farrar, Assistant Ad-
jutapt General q. M. Leo and his prl-
vate secretary. c. w. Fairchlld. the
states chief executive arrived here
early and Immediately set about to
learn and gather Information.
Tho party expects 70 spend the day
in Trinidad and tomorrow a tour OF
the district in an automobile is con-
tempiate0.
II have received as many as
twenty reports from as many different
sources" said the governor, concern
Ing certain Incidents and no two we're
alike"
Governor Ammons intends to de-
eide from his own Investigations
whore the state militia should be
called out He also indicated that he
regards this method as unwleldly IN
dealing with sudden outbreaks.
~ have under constellation" he
continued. the suggestion that steps
be taken 20 provide Colorado with q
state constabulary. In many ways
believe the plan a good one since a
body OF state police would be pre-
pared at any time 10 move quickly
and cope with just such situation
as this appears ~ be-
No outbreaks occurred In the dis
trict yesterday. A quantity of dyna
mite was exploded near Sopris last
night but no damage was done. The
sherins office is investigating.
Before dispensing. the women and
children circled the hotel where the
governor Is quartered but he did not
! leave his room.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
NEIGHBORS TELL OF
HOME LIFE OF
EATONS
Continuous Round OF Squab-
bles Seems to Have Been the
Chief Feature of Family
Life of Admiral.

[By LEASED Wire 10 fycninG Herald
Plymouth, Mass, oct 2i.-Condi-
lions i'm the household of Rear Ad-
miral Joseph c. Eaton prior 10 his
death last March were described by
ncighhors at the trial Of Mrs Jennie
MAY Eaton. the widow, today.
A month before his death Admiral
Eaton was planning to take Mrs. la-
ton with him on a trip TO Panama,
according to sJmucl w Baker, a
Rock Island optitiun Baker testi-
fled that In FchruAty last the admir-
al told him that nc.lng under com
iu sslon from prcsiovnt Grant he had
made survey for q canal route
across the isthmus in 1871, and that
ne looked forward with pleasure 20
the trip that hc and Mrs Eaton we're
90 take 10 see the completed cut.
Mrs Eaton asked Baker 10 assist
hor in having the admiral committed
go an insnnc asylum She complain
cd that her husband was dabhling IN
polsons and drugs and she feared he
would cause the death Of members OF
Tho household,
Frank s. Algcr. Bocllland news
paper man. testified about cOnVersa'
! tions with Admiral ana Mrs Eator
/ The admiral said he objected q,
/ having june in tho household he
cause OF q story she had circulated
about him. Mrs. Eaton complained
Z Of her fears that her husband wouls
| poison her Alger said that he di'
not consider Admiral Eaton insane
/ hut thought he showed certain pc
culiaritles of speech and manner, du'
perhaps Co long service in the navy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
SAMUEL CRAWFORD
THIRD KANSAS
GOVERNOR DEAD
Famous Indian Fighter and
One of Picturesque Chara~
ters of the State Passes to
Great Beyond.

(By Iseaacd Wire 20 EVENING Herald. !
Topeka, Kas., Oct. 2t-Samuel j.
Crawford. third governor OF Kansas,
famous as an Indian fighter. died az
tho home OF his daughter. Mrs Ar
thur Capper. here today, at the age
OF as.
Fighting on the Union side OF the
Civil war, ne attained the rank of
origadier general OF volunteers. lie
held the Office Of governor from 1885
10 1853, rosigning to lead an expodi-
ton against Indians on the Kansas
frontier General Crawford had n
place OF honor among the Indian cam-
peigners OF the frontier states. Mr..
Crawford was born In Lanence county.
Indiana, m 1885 and came 40 Ka 1sas
In 1859. He was a member OF tho
ilrst Kansas legislature as "a Repub-
lican.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
WIFE OF FORMER
KING MANUEL ILL

lBy Acaecd Wire a. EycnInN llcsnlai
Munich. haynrlai oft li, Pflu~
cess Augusilnc NictoFia ~ Mehru~
sosiern. wife of FORMER KIoa Maunfl
of Portugal ielt the noan|lah NntI0
she had been under treamtnl ior
several Naeka ana departed Wllh neF
husband today Cor Slsmaflnann
AZ bulletin lmucd hS tho pNfsN|anN
at tho hospital today contained ~
emphatlc denlH ol tar|ha Numpf
which h~ been made NtnND Io
tne nature oi lhe nfluct lIA ant
declare her oontiilon ~ M hNta
% be due exclusively 70 lho nf
81 inifstnnl bacteria
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
SERIOUS RI0TING IN
PORTUGUESE CAPITAL.
my Leased Wire to Evening Herald J

[By Leased Wire to Evening Herald J
Lisbon. Portugal, oct. sl.-Many
arrests we're made In the Portuguese
capital late last nignt when several
groups OF opponents of the govern
ment attacked police stations aud de-
tachments Of the republican guard
in various parts of the city ana also
attempted 10 release the political
prisoners confined In Limyciro 1all.
They succeeded In setting free one
prisoner from the district prison. The
authorities eventually suppressed the
outbreaks and the government today
declares itself master of the situation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
ENTIRE SOUTHEAST ~
CpFp nfs TVTrr STORM

Atlanta. Ca. OCT ei.--rhe entire
country southeast Of the mississippi
river shlverod this morning in what
IN most portions Ssas the coldcS
weather ever known this early In the
season. The temperature was 80 de-
grees. the coldesi October day ~
twcnty-six years
killing frosts occurred last night
IN Tennessee and northern Georgia
and Alabama
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
PROGRESSIVES ASK
FOR THE WHOLE
CHEESE
Illinois Progressive Leader d.
mands that Governor Dunno
Make All Minority Appoints
ments from Their Ranks.

t3y Lcascd Wire 10 EvgaiBa fiafal6l
springfield llk, Oct el--RaF-
mond Robins o. Chicago. chalrman
OF the Progressiye state central com-
mittee, called On Governor Dunno to-
day and asked the governor 60 make
all his minority appointments frem
the ranks of the proeresssve parry.
ne told the governor that the f'fo-
sressive party wns the second la she
stntc in strength. according "a the
Vote for president ana vice presldent
last year ana he claimed that 4 was
therefore entitled 10 the minority
share az the state patronage. Oov-
ernor Dunno toid Sir. Hoblna that 10
would give tho matter confederation,
Mr. Robins. speaking On she eletr
ton of q. G. Craig of 0aitshNrg tho
Democratic candidate for 5ndeo oe
the supreme court ID the Fiilh diap
trict sesterdcy sale @rne fesp4 pt
lne election is very gratifying 50 ,As
rrogresslVes."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

Cincinnati, O., oct 2l--lhso,Nv en-,
Judge Warner today appointed fh'ip
q. Fosdick receiver for the nnrhess
and leather business Of William e.
Ellis prominent Clnclnnatian now
under arrest In Chicago after confess
ing 20 the murder Of his wife In that
city
A creditors petition set out that
Ellis business ls without head ana
some one h needed with authority tn
nrescrvc Il for the benefit of creditora
and two children OF Ellis, Fosdick
ls "a hrothor-ln-law of Ellis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
FIRST FROSTS ARE
FELT IN THE
FAR SOUTH
Records Broken BY Low Tenn
perature as Far South as
Georgia; Natives are shiv-
ering.

rms LEASED Wire 20 Evenine Herald. ]
Washington. oct 81 The seasons
first touch Of wintry weather was
general today easi of the tIississip
pi shifting gales which whipped
the middle Atlantic coast and the
lakes region had hooted their way
TO sen. leaving crisp. cool nreae be-
hind and Or, misses of light snow IN
some sections General rr0sta today
touched The south Atlantic region as
far down as Georgia and there was
freezing weather through the Minsis-
sippi and ohio valleys.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
TESTIMONY COMPLICATED
IN RUSSIAN MURDER
fIlY Leased MIre ln r,NenIne IIeraId

Ibf leased Wire to Evening Herald j
kicv. Russia, Oct 2i Al the rc-
sumption today % me trial of Mendel
helliss for tho alleged murder OF AM
drew Yushlnsky ln March. 1870 con-
flrmatury testimony was given 0f the
sworn statement madc hy the iour-
nallsi. hrusskovsky thnt Nora Tche'
boriak had denounced one ~ the
brothers Mifie the Duhikos. Nnzafen-
ko and olYmplada, Young Yusnln'
sky's grandmother as the murderer.
of the hoy
Arnold MarRonn. one of lite prls.
oners attorneys. called % the wit
ness stand testified that he WIS pres
ent al an Interview with Vera Tche-
beriak az the request of Hrusskovsks
and heard the denunCiatiou.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
TODAY IN CONGRESS

The senate.
Met ~ noon
Leaders on both sides assailed
lack Of attendance.
Bnnbing committee continued
hearings.
The House.
Met at noon
Republican Leader Mann re-
fused Ia consent 10 recess while
the senate works on the currency
bill
Adjourned at 1909 p m. until
noon tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
ROOSEVELT LANDS
ON SOUTH
AMERICA
Strenuous Progressive Is Ac-
corded Military Honors as
He Disembarks at Rio Jan
eiro.


tby Leased Wire 20 Evcnlnk ueraid.l
Rio Janeiro. oct. 2l.-colonel
Theodore Roosevelt WAS received with
military honors az he stepped ashore
from the steamer Van Dyck here to-
day Edwin Morgan. United States
ambassador 10 Brazil, with the staff
OF the embassy, went On board before
the vessel docked, with reception
committee including Barrps Morelfa,
representing the minister Of foreign
affairs, Lieut. COZ Achilles de peder-
neirns. brazilian attache az wash
ington; Don Jose Carlos Rodriguez
Admiral Antonio Coutinchino Gomez
porelra and Antonio Olyntho de Ma
gaihaes OF the Historical institute.
The party disembnrked at S;S0 on
the naval arsenal quay. where a CON-
pany Of soldiers saiuted while baads
played the brazilian and American
national anthems. several committees
presented bouquets of flowers 10 Mrs.
Roosevelt aud Miss Margaret Rooso.
welt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
MITCHELL N j S I
GIVE THE GRAND
JURY FACTS
Fushion Candidate for Mayor
in New York Now Haz a
Chance TO Make Good the
Charges Against Murphy.
tny Leased Wire to h.yenins slefald. /

ltfy Leased Wire to evening siefHid.l
New York, oct ei.- The grand
jury drafted letter today requesting
John Purroy Mitchell, fusion candi-
date for mayor, "a appear before the
body and tell what he knows about
the alleged colonization OF voters hp
Tammnny leaders. An Investigation
of the matter was sea on foot yester-
day after Charles b. Murphy. leader
of Tammuny hall had taken cogni-
zance of remarks with reference Go
colonization attributed Ia Mr Mitch.
cll and demanded am inquiry az To-
their truth cor mlsily.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
DYNAMITE ROBBERS
GOT ONLY z DOLLARS
rBy Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald, J

ilttleton. Col, oct 2i.-Posses
headed by sheriff J. ", McBroom OF
Arapnhoe county and Denver de'e'-
lives had found no trace today os 'he
Two masked bandits who last night
held up station Agent Ray Foy oil inc
A. r. a $. r. railroad. Tihed "a ma'
sack. attempted to dynamite the s'' 7
tio, safe and escaped. So Tar aa
known they secured only 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
MILLIONS IN THE
INCOME TAX
CASES
Huge Slice Of Governments
Revenue Rests With the De-
cision Of Supreme Court To.
day.

fBy Leased wlfe 20 Escnine vseraid.
Washington. Oct. 21.--Millions ~
dollars ~ the federal government de-
pends on the outcome Of the corpora
tiCn tax cases up for argument today
before the supreme court
In the case Of tho STATIONS inde-
pondenoe. Limited, Of Colorado. tho
court was called on TO decide whether
the sale price Of mineral taken from
q mine IL income subject 60 the corr
poration tax or whether u is 90 ho
considered as invested capital, con-
vertcd into cash.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
VAIL GOES UP FROM
SOUTH DAKOTA
SETTLERS
Land Holders on Cheyenne
and Standing Rock Reserva-
tions Say Land Payments
Must Be Suspended Because
of Drouth.
nv L,p,rd wire 10 ryenlne IIeraId

Washington Oct. e1 Hundreds Of
settlers on the Cheyenne and stand
ing Rock Indian reservations In south
Dakota potiuoned congress today,
through senator sterling, for relief
from further payments on their
lands. -Four years of drought aud
poor crops. they said had put them
on the verge of ruin and that they
would De compelled a. leave their
lands and lose their homestead rights
unless relieved Tho case will be
taken up by the public lands COM
mittcc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
WInians Minister 10 Orcccc.

Washington. oct 2i. George fred
Williams of Boston, has been se-
icctod hy President Wilson for min.
lister to Greece. Professor Garrett
Droppers of williams college declined
the post that he might oontlnun his
! Cducaiionnl work..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
FIVE GAR TRAIN
CARRIES BODY
OF BUSCH
Impressive Demonstration By
Family Marks Return Of
Remains of Millionaire Brewer
to Late Home.
IBy LEASED Wire 90 Evening Herald. !

Sew YORK.. Oct . The body of
Adolphus Busch, the millionaire
brewer and philnnthropist. arrived
here today On tho steamship ifruu
Prinz Wilhelm and al noboken VIVA
transferred 90 flvc-car special train
on the Pennsylvania 90 be- taken go
81 Louis. his late home
Nearly thirty members Of the um'
ny ana corps of servants accom-
panied the body
Mr. Busch died ON his estate in
Germany on october a. tie wae =
years old
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
DECLARE THAT SCHMIDT
WAS A SANE MAN

rBy leased Wire a. Evening ifcraid.
. NcW York, OCT 2i--lians .
= Schmidt. the priest who cone .
. fessed 10 staying ANNA Aumullier .
. and Remembering her body was .
o sane when the murder was COM .
. mltted according tu the report .
. of -FOUR alienisia who examined .
. him Tho repor, was made puh- =
. lc today hy District Attorney .
. whitman. who is preparing 20 .
. bring the priest 10 trial 9
q q Q eAAAa oAe@ Q . I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
CREW OF SCHOONER
RESCUED BY LINER
fBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald. ]

New york. oct. 21-A wireless
message told today OF the rescue at
sea this afternoon OF the crew of the
schooner Marjorie Brown by the
North German Lloyd steamship Bcr-
lin. due here tonight. The message
came from the captain of the Bcrlin
and said that tho schooner had SUNK
about 200 miles east of sandy Hook
but gave no details. The Marjorie
Brown WIS ot 1000 tons net burden
and normally carried crew OF eight
mon. She hailed from New York
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
MonId In,c.tleatc ConI r,leItIs.

washington, OCT IT, Hopresenth-
tive Keating of Colorado introduced
"a resolution today for an investigation
OF conditions In Colorado coal fields
To determine whether the antitrust
and immlgratlon laws have been vic.
lated,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
HUNDREDS OF TELEGRAMs
POUR IN ON PANKHURST


New York. oct Hundreds of
congratulatou tclegrams poured in
today on Mrs Emmelinc Panthurst
the militant British sufiragettc adj
mitted 60 this country az the instance
OF President Wilson after her brief
detention at Ellis Island She spcut
the day resting at the home vt Mrs.
%. u a. Belmont preparatory 90
delivering m address for the cause ot
woman suffrage at Madison square
Garden tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

Cumberland, Nd. oct. 2l.-Hnow
fcli In Cumberland and other places
IN western Maryland today after q
drop OF 25 70 80 degrees IN temper
ature
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
HABEAs CORPUS FOR
LAMAR is DENIED
nv Iruscd Wire - Isvcnlne IieFald.l ]

Nv AahNNu Nlfe 70 ttNNuNN4 nDtANtil
Washington. ooCt. 2l David lag
mars application tor writ oi hnheas
corpus to prevent his return to the
federal authorities in New York ga
answer an Indictment for impersonat'
lng congressman in telephone ,aiks
With Wall street financiers was dis
missed TODAY hy chief Justice Ca'
haueh of the District supreme COURT
Lamar VIII appeal and furnish
bond.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
Conceded He will Win in His
Own Assembly District and
That Trouble Is Sure.
REPUBLICANS REJOICE
AT TROUBLES OF HALL
Speculation as to How Much
Strength sulzer Can Devel-
Op in Legislature on His Re-
turn.
ny Leased wirr 10 EvmdNg Ileraid. }

AhS ANeA'" WIZ =" Ef''"fA -ANs"fH'
Albany. n. y. oct. 21.--"what
will be the outcome OF william sui.
zer's race for the legislature" This
was the question foremost In the
minds OF the politicians around che
capitol today.
II was generally agreed that he viii
mako "a great deal OF trouble Tor the
organization In New YORK. Ills fire
will be directed especially against
Aaron J. Levy, who Is a candidate
for municipal Judge. and Alfred -.
Smith. the speaker Of the assembly,
who seeks 10 succeed himself
Sulzer intends &c Invade their dis
tricts and attempt 10 square accounts
with them for their active part In his
impeachment. .And. OF course. In
that fight he viii oppose the Demo-
cratic organization candidates gener-
ally. Even SulEer's worst political
foes practically conceded him vic
tory in his own assembly district.
They were incliped 20 regard the
Withdrawal OF the Republican candi-
date az a trick IA damage the Dem
uflAilt INlAN FiNNA NfAi ~ ANt A'rN
of small concession. There was no
doubt expresses tnat the Republicans
will work hard for Sulzer Ia the hope
that ne will repay them amply by his
attacks on Tammany hall in case he
reaches the assembly
The question which caused the
greatest speculation. however. was
how many votes Sulaer would be able
10 swing for his spenkcrship cundi-
dacy In case of his election.
Garrison 90 Go Free.
Hudson. y. ". oct 2i.-lamet
Garrison. friend of Governor Sulzer
who has been confined In the Alhnn,
county penitcntiary since September
is for altered contempt of the assem-
bly. VIII enjoy his freedom until Fri
| day supreme Court Justice Coch'
ranc today, after short argument on
q writ Of haboas corpus sued out ir
| Garrison's behalf. adjourned the cast
until that time ana pnroied the pris'
oner in the custody of his counsel
! Garrison refused 10 answer question:
/ concerning statements attributed g
him that certain assemhlymen were
brihcd 20 vote for the impeachment
OF former Governor sulzor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
FRISCO RECEIVERS
ASK FOR BIG
BANK ROLL
Seek Permission in st. Louis
Court to Issue Ten Million
Dollars in Receivers Cert. fl
Gates to Pay Claims.

[By Leased Wire To Evening Herald.
81. Paul, MINI, OOcL 2l-RecciN-
ers for the II. Louis and san Fran
cisco railroad today asked Federal
Judge W. II. Sanborn 60 sign AN order
authorizing them To issue 100000 600
la receivers certificates with which
to pay the preferred and ear trust
claims. Objections were raised by
Frank b. Kollogg. who represents the
S2S,000,O 900 holdings of the New or
leans. Texas ana Mexico road, sub
sidiary OF the -. Louis and san Fran
cisco Judge Sanborn granted delay
until Monday Tor the films Of official
objections.
IL was said at the hearing the re-
ccivers' certificates will not mater
tally affect the holders ot the S2S,-
600. 900 Of bonds OF the Texas South
ern, but that the money raised by the
sale OF this issue will be used 60 pay
an first lien claims and preferred
cailms against the Frisco. In case
the New York bondholdcrs make no
formal objection before Monday that
hearing viii not be held and the or
dcrs VIII be signed by the court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
sTRIkE BREAkIlilS SENT
IN ENOM vi pAsO

El Paso. Tex. oct. 2l-lAnor
agents. said to have been sent ny min.
ing companies IN Trinidad, Colo, coal
fields. have sent seyoniy-iive strike
breakers to Trinidad this week ana
have forty more ready 90 so tomor'
row. The strikb breakers iro az
Americans, Il is claimed, and nave
been secured here and In nearby DOT
dor towns. The labor agents, Whs
have been working secretly are said
Ia have orders to send an the men
they can get to the Colorado fields
but no MeXicans are 10 be ehsasoa "
them.
II Is claimed the men ensaseo mere
for work "a Tinidad are to DE use'
as mlno guards Few oi ihose en-
ployed are experienced miners
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
DECLARES THAT BIG
MERCHANT WAS
MURDERER

Sensational Development in
Case Of Mary Phagan the
Slaughtered Atlanta Fac
tory Girl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
TWO THOUSAND WOMEN
PARADE FOR GOVERNOR

Trinidad, Colo, oct. 1.-Two
thousand women and children, tho
families OF striking miners In this
district headed by band singing
wen Rally Round tho Flag ana
carrying banners paradins the streets
OF the city this afternoon. The dem
oustration had ncen arranged quickly
and was the largest of the sort ever
witnessed In the district. Twelve
hundred miners followed the womon
and children. Governor Ammons ana
t.,.rtv ,,.ttneegpd tho uarado.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

Richmond Va, oct, 2i.-The am
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF
tho Chesapeake and ohio Railway
company was held here today. ON
GERS reports We're approved and the
board of directors was unanimously
reelected az follows Frank Trum-
bull, New York, chairman; Decatur
Axtell, Richmond; Frank II. Davis
New York; James n. DOoley Rich
mond. u y. Huntington, New York
r. A.. Rawson, Chicago; +. =. shoats,
New York. George w. stevens Rich
mOnd and r A Vanderlin, New York.
The board VIII meet In New York
next Thursday t0 name officers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

TODAx'B NEwn TODAW-
Wou eva n IN tio HE1lAID.
SIXTY esats . month o. - cunaa
wcuk delivered ~ your dooEg
nftg crnts BY uail.