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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-09-10
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Stevenson's Retort.

An Interesting letter Is Stevenson's
In reply to an autograph hunter who
had spelled his name with 'pb" In
stead of ~"
"The few lines with which you have
found time to honor me-" he replied.
contain certain indications of your
character on which | take pleasure In
dwelling. They show you so iliterate
that | cannot Judge your admiration
fatterlng. they show you so careless
of giving trouble to me that am my.
self careless how much offense | may
convey to you. and they are so Ill pen
ned that | am tempted to hope you
will discover a difficulty In perusing
my answer and place 1t unread In your
collection. The next time it shall occur
to you to trouble an author as you have
troubled me find out do not say
what he has written: far less would
suggest that you should read it-but
/ find out how he is In the habit or spell
ing his unpretentious name and give
him upon that point the fiattery or imi
tation. "-Chicago Herald.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-09-10
STATE LAND SALE


of
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-09-10

Each good thought or action moves
the dark world nearer to the SUM-
Whittier
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-09-10
ATHLETIC XoeaIIxatIon.

as a ventriloquist a person VINO
throws his voice" asked Mr. Looro"
$50 to speak"
"Well. we've got one next door TO U.s.
She hasn't thrown 1t yet, out sue -
giving 1t a terrible struggle."-Wasn'
tn1tou Star.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-09-10
MODERN HOME FOR SALE.

A good eight room modern residence
for sale at moderate figure and on good
terms. Close in and i'm best of eondi
ton Hot and cold water. Address
Box 724.. 31-tf
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Medical Mem.
So Confusing.

Caller lis your daughter an eques-
trianY Proud Mother Either that or
yaledictorian These class offices are
30 confusing don't you know Buffalo
Express
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-09-10

A mother who had only one child, q
son. lost him through an accident by
drowning when be was seventeen. His
body was washed out to sea and never
recovered. She very much wanted
portrait OF him. and she called a ia
nous artist who was friend Of the
family. He asked for every photo
graph she had of her son from baby
hood onward When the painting ar
rived 1t represented glade in a wood.
Playing about were i've little children
of various ages. but all the same boy
as his mother had known him. Com
ing down the center, Joyous, gay. was
the seventeen year old lad leading his
baby self OF one year by the hand.
The mother looked at the picture and
burst into tears. Il have lost seven
sous" she said.
You had lost six of them before
your son died. the artist replied.
Medical Mem.
What a little. fraii looking mar
your family doctor Is!
HE may appear so. but be really II
a man OF powerful fee seek. "-Balti
more American
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
DRILLERY COLLEGE
TO ORGANIZE NINE
Athletic Association of New York
Avenue Institute Has Good Ma
terial for Baseball Team.

The Athletic Association of the Drillery
Business Colleges announces the initial
meeting of the baseball team for the cleo
ton of officers to be held Thursday even
ing. February, 1914 at 7:3o O'Clock. in the
clubroom of the college.
From present Indications the New York
avenue institution will be represented on
the diamond by one of the fastest aggre-
cations of ball tossers In the District, and
are already aspirsnts for the ,indepedent
championship.
Some forty candidates have announced
their intention Of coming out for the team
and as the alumni as well as the present
student body is eligible. this number will
probably increase
Among the known stars who have sign
ed up are: Dechard and Carr. of South
land; Murdoch and Sidenspiner, of G. p.
o.: Boice, Dougherty and Maloney, Of
Interstate: O'Connor. Bentz and Fuller.
of War; Bailey, of War College: Kimball,
of c. II. s.; Buckholtz. OF Mercury A c.;
Rheindhart. of Eastern A. c.; Holly,
Cross, Grudd and Chambers, of Navy;
Payette. of Drillery: Stahl, of Susque-
hanna University; Severe, of Iowa State
College; Cotton and McCoty, OF Lin
woods: Riddle and Mccarthy, of South
ern Railway.
Several other notables are expected to
sign up before the meeting. and there is
no reason to believe that the Driliery
will not have a very successful year in
baseball.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
LEHIGH MATMEN ARE
EASY FOR MIDDIES
The Naval Academy Wrestling Team
Makes Clean Sweep of Matches
with Pennsylvanians.
HOWE WINS UNLIMITED BOUT

Annapolis. Nd, Feb. 1.-THE Naval
Academy cleaned things up on the mat
today with Lehigh, taking all seven of
the wrestling bouts, four by clean falls
and three by decisions to superior form
and aggressiveness. Thomas, in the rs.
pound class. and Sawtelle, in the I5S-
pound class, made the best defenses OF
the Lehigh grapplers. The summary:
n5-pound class. Hough, Naval Acad-
envy, threw Kirkuff, Lehigh, in minutes
30 seconds with half Nelson and bar
hold
125-pound class. Wyatt. Naval Acad-
envy, won from Martin. Lehigh, on form
and agsressiveness in minutes Cline
limit. -
1$5-pound class. Hoops Naval Acad-
envy, won from Thomas, Lehigh. on form
and responsiveness in minutes (time
limit.
1i5-pound class, GLADDEN.. Naval Acad-
envy. threw woelfel, Lehigh, in minutes
40 seconds with a bar and wrist hold.
15S-pound class, Broadfoot, Naval
Academy, secured decision on form and
aggressiveness over Sawtelle, Lehigh, in 3
minutes (time limit.
I15-pound class, Ward Naval Academy.
threw Bailey, Lehigh, in minutes sec
ends. with a front arm lock.
Unlimited weight class, Howe, Naval
Academy. threw Mccarthy, Lehigh, in
minutes 50 seconds with an arm lock,
changing to head lock.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
CUBS OWNER DEFIES
LEAGUE DIRECTORS
Charles W. Murphy Orders Hub Per-
due and Bill Sweeney to Re-
port to Chicago.
PLAYERS MAY START TROUBLE

Chicago, Feb. H-Charles w. Murphy.
president of the Chicago Cubs.' today
openly defied President Tener and the
directors of the National League. He
sent kilograms to Hub Perdue. pitcher,
and Bill Sweeney, second baseman. of
the Boston Braves, ordering them to re-
port to the Chicago club and be prepared
to start for Tampa. Fla. the Cubs train
Ing camp. on Monday. This was done in
spite of the action of the directors Of the
not TO receive players or money from
Boston In exchange for Johnny Evers,
the deposed- Cubs manager
Whatever action the players take APP
pears TO be certain to start court action.
Murphy said this afternoon that IL any
one attempted to prevent his taking pos
session OF the two players, the Supreme
Court of the United States would have
an opportunity to settle the question.
These men belong to the Cubs said
Murphy. Il made trade with the .Bos-
ton club for Evers. I acted in good
faith The deal was sanctioned by Bos-
ton. I entered into an agreement on the
deal with the attorney of the Boston
club. I consider the men as assets of the
club. No one is going to deprive me of
assets Of my club. No court In the world
would hold the deal by which I obtained
them could be repudiated.' f65
Murphy did not start his suit against
Ban Johnson. president OF the American
League. charging him with Islander. MY
attorney is lin Texas" said Murphy.
When h, returns the salt win be-
brought" = ~ - !,
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15

London, Feb A.-Ireland defeated Eng
land. to O. In the International Asso-
citation football game today.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
&. j. ATHLETIC
HEAD Resigns
Father Emmert Appointed
Faculty Director Of Ath-
letics at Hilltop.
OTHER SPORT COMMENT
Chance of Amateur Association Going
Under Department of Recreation
at Meeting Tuesday.
OTHER SPORT COMMENT
BY CHARLES W. SWAN.

Mr.. Anglim. faculty director of ath-
letics at Georgetown. has resigned, and
Father Emmert. project of decipline has
been appointed in his stead. Mr. Anglim
was forced to resign owing to the pres
sure Of business away from the city.
Father Emmert has been connected
with Georgetown University for many
years. and Is very popular with the stu
dent body. As faculty director of ath-
letics. Father Emmert will now be in
sole control Of the students, as he will
retain the title Of project Of decipline-
George washington's basketball club
met defeat yesterday at the hands of the
Middies at Annapolis. but this was to
be expected. The Middies this year have
about the best basketball team in this
neck Of the woods, and the beating hand
ed the George Washington five yesterday
came as no surprise.
A meeting OF the amateur association
will be held Tuesday night at Spaldings =.
Several plans will be attempted to sd-
vance amateur baseball. but only one.
that of having tn. amateur association
come under the head OF the department
Of recreation. appears to have chance
to go through. This was outlined COM
pleteiy in The Washington Herald last
fall.
The Washington Amusement Company
was organized last week. and Washing
to1 fans will see some real semi-pro ball
games this summer on Sundays. Just
what park will be used is not known, as
the promoters Of the new venture refuse
to divulge the location of the park. II IL
understood from good authority that the
park will hold close to 5000 spectators,
and that a good grand stand and bleach
ers will be erected. Several Of the strong
est cards in the country will be PLAYED.
the Keo Japs, and the wallacs
Stars. Of Chicago.
That Sunday baseball in Washington
will pay was borne out last summer.
when Kid Carsey made his famous get
Away with 800. the proceeds of
"Bioomer Girl" game. This year the
promoters of the venture will give the
fans what they advertise. and will bring
nothing but the best of attractions here.
Bob Murphy. the local ball tosser who
has signed with the Oakland club of the
Pacific Coast League. leaves tomorrow
for the California city. and will report to
the club some time next week. Murphy
should have little trouble making good
on the Coast. as he Is one of the best ball
players ever developed in Washington
Murphy's release was bought by Arthur
Devlin from the Norfolk club. Of the
League, and the contract cost
/ neat little sum- It's a good bet that
he Oakland club will give Murphy every
chance in the world to make good, and
with little time to get accustomed Ito
his surroundings. Murphy will make them
ali hustle for the second base job.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
WARD TO BACK CLUB.
Gilmore Announees that He VIII BE
BEHIND Brooklyn Outat.

New York. Feb. lL-Before President
James A. Gilmore and Attorney Edward
E Gates, OF the Federal League left for
Chicago this afternoon It was learned
that he had interested Robert B. Ward.
the hacker of the Brooklyn Federal club.
in an accidental way.
Gilmore was up in Toronto about ten
days ago. trying to adjust matters there.
He didn't favor Toronto in the circuit:
neither did Charles Weeghman, one Of
the hackers OF the organization. There
was not much Toronto capital in sight.
and things didn't look very good.
Just about that time Gilmore was intro
duced to Ward By a mutual friend In
Toronto. Gilmore and Ward got to talk
ing baseball. and Ward became enthused
with the Federal Leagues prospects.
finally offering to back team n greater
New FORK
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
AB0LIsHEs RULING.
Elton school Does Away with Corn.
puIsion of Athletes.

London. Feb. 1.-THE lie making foot
ball. cricket and rowing compulsory
among the boys in the lower school at
Elton has been abolished. Queen Mary
greatly disliked Prince Henry's being
compelled to join in the games last term.
whether he wished to do 80 or not. and
there Is no ooubt that she urged Head
master Littleton to abolish the rule max
ing sports compulsory.
But the real reason for the abolition
OF this rule is that in the last ten years
there has been a marked decline in the
physical stamina of the boys. large
percentage Of whom are unit for the
games This decline is regarded very
seriously by the governors Of the college
That not more than 20 per cent Of the
Junior boys last term were fit TO take
part in the school sports Is a grave sign
of the physs al decline Of the weaithiest
class In England.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
KHEDIYE BECOMES FAN
AT BASEBALL GAME
Consul Arnold Takes Him to See
the American Mines
Pay.

Cairo. Feb. 1.-THE dry, sunny weather
here Is attracting many American tour
lists from the severe winter Of Europe.
The chief hotels report full houses"
Great developments are expected this
season from DR.. Reisner's work at Ker
ma, province of Dongola- where every
thing points to the disclosure of unique
evidence of the period when 'kysos." or
shepherd kings. ruled the kingdom Of the
upper and lower Nile.
Olney Arnold, American diplomatic
agent there. had an audience with the
Khedive and induced him to attend the
baseball match between the American
teams at the Heliopolis Sporting Club.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
"Y" RESERVES TRIM
C0LLEGIAN OUTFIT
Hilltoppers' Second Basketball Team
Loses Hardfousht Game to
Association Seconds.

The Y. M. C. A. Reserves defeated the
Georgetown Coiiesian quint last night by
the count Of "a 20 8. The game was
fast and exciting. keeping the crowd on
edge throughout the evening.
The playing Of Phelps and Meany for
the Y" boys. and Morrison and Shusrus
for the Collegians. featured the contest
by their fast work and basket shooting.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15

The subject of Grifith's fan tank
next Sunday viii be How I Broke Into
Baseball My First Big League Game.
And How l. Felt"
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
CLIMBERS SPRING GAMES
INCLUDE A LIST OF 10;
PROVIDENCE IS BOOKED

called Cincinnati base hit for the time
being at least. Instead the fielder's
choice and scorers Judgment are again
in vogue.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
swarthmore Defeat. Penn, IS to 10.

Philadelphia, Feb. 1.-THE Swarthmore
basketball team defeated the University
of Pennsylvania tonight by score OF
IS to TO- The Pennsylvania team was
blocked at all stages of the game by the
clever blocking of the Little Quakers.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15

called Cincinnati base hit for the time
being at least. Instead the fielder's
choice and scorers Judgment are again
in vogue.
The AoGULs 10 TINKER
on o. So Gu.
when he .skcd hi, friends To dine
Was q messly. cheap bum pikz-
rsls tzht-vad paker.
un uruei
80 -, r;,.,s ,.,ss, -
And yarr bioonin' Fed'rll army.
We viii puDctme through and through
tdirs threzfl
The very WORD knocker Is repugnan'
TO GOOD taste, nevertheiess, the perpetu-
auon OF tne species Is essenuai 20 pros-
V'ouas- ana tears Gown Insutouohs viii
OUT Improving ahStnIhs comes uhueF ehe
heao OF nuisance but tne knoSher VINO
Constructive genius Knows when eoIi,
ol'ions are m Eee9 Oh Improvement; anu
ne arnis niinsei Win = "isnS maui anu
" wn sun t
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
RESERVES
CQLLEGIAN!

floor Phelps Wl. Mesuy o.. Martin ca. Dunc,n
Bingk. shugae 90. Morrison 81. Bovden, Flana-
xAn- Goals from free toses-Phelps ~. shu<rue
Obst. Y.sM A.. and Mcclure. Georueto~H
Time q halves . minutes. scDrer-Mr. Bob No
phy. Final sDre-Resrres. -, Geoustcva O.
49, . =. - . - p =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
TREE WILL SHINE
THROUGH YEARS
TWILIGHT
Giant Pine of Christmas Cele-
bration to Be Kept Alight
Nightly Until the Dawn OF
1915.


Tho municipal Christmas tree Viii
De lighted uishtly until New Years
day Mayor Hoatright yesterday
promised tina the cts would pay he
hiu for illumination after tonight
when the lighting ~company'a part lu
the celebration VIII Dee over
Carola were sung at the tree last
nieht. as on the first night OF the
celebration. and the procession of
hcralds was repeated Mayor Boot-
right and senator santa Claus Harth.
ho wis dressed a. his middle name,
rode at the head ol the line
The program started ut go
drlock. and a. attracted "a goodiy
number of people IN spite OF the
9now. The Gre department flushed
Che street ln front OF the tree clear
OF siush IN tho afternoon So that
those who came 90 the tree found AIRY
footing.
There gnl DE 90 more exercises.
bur every night until the New Year
comes the giant pine will De alight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

Herboth. painting. sipuwork. 1851.
II you need "a plumber phone bll.
Bceman a Aver.
Fees Candy Storc-Bcautiful boxes
OF candy a. 2lc, SOC and St.oo.
w -. Andrews has returned from
"a busIue. irip to chicago Pitts
hurgh
Mrs T p. TaIIoy Left yoatorday Tor
Springer, whcr. She VIII spend the
ro.y a., tho winter
Mrs william McCurken of North
TWelltn street aud SON Louis have
gone Jo CliIis, Aria CO. visit Mrg. jo-
scph jolly.
Ars. rrcu Windsor. wife OF tho
manager ct The uCw cactus Athletic
club, arrived Thursday nom Trini-
dad
William Hc1cnck. Robert Puiney,
Jr.. ana Frank TIerncy are home
nom Roswell military academy tor
the boliiaya
Tho Hoyal Nelghborg will meet in
regular session 90 Odd Fcnowa hnil
tonight al SO O'clock. business 90
importance viii hc transacted and o.
fun attendance De- especially desired.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
New Fiction at
The Public Library


OF an The articles whseh onc mas
select tor "a Christm4s present uoih-
ing gives go much satisia tion. in uiIc
eases out oi ten, hs 70 good nooa. This
year. with The curtuilmeut o. the
Buying of hooks due tao the European
war. many pu1lishcrs ha.c united lu
Preaching a crusade .a fftor of locff
ms The most attractive Of hoIdag
gifts Doubtless mans of you reccit-
ed books as slits tnls year but the
mas not Haye been novels fo ] ann
going to toll ycu about some of tho
new Htilon ] saw 40 Tho a4lic ingar'
thls week.
cape cod begins Joseph G. Liucolu's
new novel and Cape C0d ends b. %
Tor the most part. tIo scene oi Kent
knowles QuahaVg u laid Ia Ems
land. The quahas2 who tells me stuit
az how he went abroad and fouud "a
wife is au author who sadly found
that ufe among has simple Ncw Ems
land neighbour left MIN without tur-
thor Inspiration 20 mas have been
the Iault of the aeighbofs. Dr BE- mas
have been CO., riiatanle to tl4t iafn-
Hac isolation Nat.h won the quaha}'s
his -u.tklnmc. His FIRST aieal of che
4iIl wia moi lnfUiTlnR-in, and iu Go
wet he'd looeius- hlt such pride.
81, ia the daughter ut tle Ulrm'H dis
tant relative and nousewet ter,
Hephzy. Her father was an Eugiish
al entufcr Who unprecedented nis
wilo's family aid Fct ou his doathped
ne toId tne giri that she had been
cheated uu of her share uf hrr grand
fathtr'a fortune. So % b. with "a dee
mand that knowles Is met a hrm 1e-
Aef thar ne ls enjoying wealth that
Is her own. ln their compassionate
way. knowlcs and Hcph2} DO not dis
illusion The girl 7g, instead, take her
a L quiet country tiila lof retulsera-
ti,l The sirl accepts, NOT charity,
but her due, AVID Tor 900 her pretti-
tesa ana loFaple nature. drives her
hind hosts 10 desperation with her
demands. what "a fali When sne
learns the truth. Ana how soon she
oomes up zmHing-hut taat would be
telling.
Ralph C0anor moves hig plot a lit
lie further westward with each can
adian nosel. and leaves y more ana
more OF the description that fesipon-
% the pages of The sky Pilot ana
eliack Rock" lie h. becoming 70
hetier and better story teller. The
Patrol OF the sundance Tfail Is a
noyel. al epic Of the northwestern
police. end with ths license
tnat MAY he accorded AZ epic, eN-
sergeant Cameron 81 pictured aa 81
herman. When the ancient bar9s
wrote eplcs the heroes were demisods.
hnt Niet4sehe has told ps ihai = = q
foolish and eEfsy honor % re- !
drmleod. aad straishtNny
a. 10 the superman. The Hupetm''
q USUALLY found IN a novel Write
~ ArHfalE uenneu. Cameron wn'
~. fah,& for 10th himself and Mr
rs.ner IA Corporal Cameron =
married. and retired from the s~f'ie'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
The Churches.
fnst Congrcaauonal Church.

corner Coal aVcnue AID broadway.
a. 1~Dothaker minister. residence, COS
south Edith street.
sunday school g.45 a. M: Y. q.
5. O. D.. Gao p m leader. Ear,
0lds. divine Worship. N "a. m and
1;t5 b. m. Morning theme. Retro
spe atipu. For tine evening scr,,>y
We viii have tae reading Of HelIy
VAN DyHes beautiful story. The
Othcr Wise Man. Tho reading VIII
De- illus rated boy 80 splendid %sterou.ti-
con v.cws.
Kc gpuon af members az the morn
ing service.
ioliovius Us the musical program;
Morning service
GA gar prelude Christmas Pastor
ale s.,..... itcnNA
Anthem Arise, Shine ....... Elycy
uncrtor. Holy Nisht" Buck
Solo come Unto Me- CThe Mes
stahl Handel
Mrs Kathryn Grimmcr Bailey.
P0stiude ~itnapEodic ON an oid
OIrul' Fauikes
Etcuiug service
oraan Prelude. Pastoral SYM
phoncl ,Thc Mcssiahl Handel
Solos Rejoice Greatly tThe
Mc7Flahl ............... Handel
Mrs. Elizabeth ~ bradford
Ouertorss PaFtoralc' CChristmas
Sonata Dicncl
Solo The birthday o. a King ...
NeIdiinsei
Airs. Bailey.
Po1ude; Christmas onertnry
ErtaoH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

when Tho Patrol OF the SuuaaHcc
Tral opens ana despite he efforts
of tho mounted police officers. he re-
tnseH % ro-cnIi-ti ne does NOT oe-
media b. UPRISING amolu the Indians.
But the rumor are true; TIE indian
tribes, ipstiguted by Coppcrhead,
chief of the sioux. prepare for war
ana BEGIN heir Expectations. Cam-
crons own house is burned. his wife
insulted. ln%dignaatiy he taxes the
trail and tnc story begins.
p8stels may DE more forceful than
ull d8ubed cau1ases. and miniatures
iaithfuI g. detail. often are greater iu
prestige than a freseoed cellinz. IL h.
Of the g|roatcr emotions portray ed ON
"a small ale that Mabel Herbert
ltnCr has won the niche she holds in
he world ul modern ]lettcrs. The
Woman alone Is now "a great book.
II is only tair 20 say that d was not
intended to be great. u is merely
lie in miniature. iife pictured viii
plUicss hdent 10 precedent, not of
books, but OF humanity. Under
conditions that we know are wrong
and that we haven't The strengta "a
make rsht we ara going 10 do the
at.t We cal. were the words oi
Graham Whitman, and the story o,
The Woman Alone" does not rise
above that plane IL Is the oid old
tHeme--thc triangle. Uncertain iD rs
moral ana legal status. the love por-
ttuycd is wonderfully great and as
-alh cumpoIa "a respect even thuugh
We give it grud4inRly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
BOWERS To PLACE
BIC ORDER FOR
MONUMENTS
Stone Merchant Goes East on
Important Trip; to Attend
Banquet Of Prominent Ply.
thians in Kansas City.

W. " Powers, ~ the Jones Bowers
Monument company. and hoad of tho
rcccntIr ORGANIZED Pythian national
committee. iett fpr the east tiis after
moor ou santa Pc train 80. Q, lie Will
attcnd "a Eatheri1s OF prominent Kan
fas Pythians "a. Kansas city and go
to Burlington. Ia, ga place "A large
order for his firm
The event az kansas City will 1c q
banquet of past grand chancellors o.
kansas u Whl Joe held pccemh Der
gath.
From Kansas city Mr.. Bowers will
20 "a the Iowa Eranito ccnter where
hc VIII buy monuments Recently
the Jonos-HoWcFs company received a
record breaking shipment.
Nr HnWsrs expects 90 be hack
about tue second Meek in January.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
60-D0LLAR FINE
FOR NEGRO WHO
MADE A GUNPLAY

For gctti1g gay with a gun la Pete
Dinellt's saloon. ti9 North First
street, last night. James Kramer.
colurod, was fined 500 or so days In
iaii, ~ Cisy judge George r. craig.
this morning.
Hranner got into q quarrel with
three spanish-Amcricals In the sa-
loon. ard drew bis revolver. He fred
several times al the other men. IL IN
said, bun didn't hit any one. one oi
the men got the gun away from MIN
and hit MIN on the head with IL. His
head was cut.