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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-20
Stuyvesant Boy Defeats
Three Clinton Lads in
Decisive Heat of
5O-Yard Contest.

Robert Hamilton, q Stuyvesant High
School, won the 50-yard swimming
championship for New York high school
boys in the annual contests held by
the College of the City of New York
yesterday. Hamilton jumped into the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-20
Guy Nickalls Explains the
Advantages To Be
Derived from
Rowing,

If TINS should come to the notice OF
any "undersized weakling" Of boy,
especially one who has tried all brands
Of cigarettes m the effort TO promote
hrs growth. let him pay heed to the
words Of Guy Nickalls, rowing coach
Of the Yale University crews, as TO
the value of rowing for the growing
boy.
Nickalls, whose work at Yale last
GUNNER stamped him as one Of the
greatest rowing coaches IN this coun-
try, made the fI.., ling statement 10
"The Yale Daily News" just before
his departure for England recently:
IL was. from a physical standpoint,
an excellent example Of what rowing
could do for an understood weakllng.
At twelve years of age | was only
seventy pounds in weight. began
rowing at fourteen, when about eighty
rounds i'm weight, and steadily gained
In weight until at twenty l weighed
1TO. | ann an example of thousands IN
England Of what regular rowing eNer-
else will do for an understood boy.
1T also has the advantage OF other
,ports In that a wondrous lot OF row
inc exercise can be put through IN a
,crv short space of time, so that IT
docs not interfere IN any way with
ttc studies.
"School rowing in England is, 1t is
unanimously agreed, greater factor
i'm the physical development OF youth
than any other exercise so far culti-
waited. The chief schools in England TO
make a speciality Of this form of ath-
Ictics were Eton. Rugby, Shrewsbury,
BEDFORD. Beaumont, Westminster, Win
chester and others which are situated
On or near suitable water for this
purposc. So far as statistics can be
relied upOn. no heart or lung trouble
or permanent muscular strain or any
sort can be directly attributed to this
form of athletic sport, and l may say
that il has been generally recognized
i'm England, at least, that since the eX-
ercise Of rowing makes use Of and de-
velops every single muscle IN the
human body, il does more TO cultivate
the growth and TO develop the chest
and generally benefit the growing
youth than any other"
Daniel F. Potter, jr., of Buffalo, was
recently elected captain of the Cornell
University 'cross-country team for the
coming year. Potter won the indi-
vidual honors at the intercollegiate
run last month, and has shown him.
self to be one OF the greatest hill and
dale men who ever went to Cornell
He Is member of the Delta Upsilon
fraternity and is popular with all his
fellow students.
All Ithaca turned out on December
y TO do honor TO John f. Moakley, the
Cornell track coach Moakley was
celebrating his ffty-frst birthday. or
rather the students were doing the
celebrating for him, in recognition Of
his wonderful work in behalf Of Cor
nell's track and cross country teams
during the last fifteen years.
IL was in 1892 after a successful
career himself on the cinder path, that
Moakley retired from active COMPETE
lion and went TO Ithaca. Fourteen
years in succession did Jack turn out
'cross-country teams that won the in
tercollegiate title for Cornell, and five
times the track team from the same
university won the intercollegiate
sbsmpionship, surely q notable record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-20

Totals. 22l Totals........s 30
Awarded one point on Class y foul.
Referee-Deeriug y. $. \. l. Umpire
Johnson. p. $. a. L. Time OF halyes-Ffteeu
minutes each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-20

The Franco-Polish ilaye ID. Jsnos
Ski is prisoner Of war al Mannne'i
His address is Otto Beeks r. 70. ha
much as this expert has many reiar.s,,
in this country, he requested The III
une to publish the same, so they ia
write 10 him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-20

Continued from page 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-20
lNTERCITY SOCCER GAMES
New York and Philadelphia
Teams to Play on Christmas.

On Christmas an intercity match at
soccer will DE played at Lenox Oval
between teams representing the Met
ropolitan and District Amateur Foot
bail League and the Allied Association
of Philadelphia. Last years game
was played in Philadelphia, and won
by the home team by close margin.
The team which will play for the Met
ropolitan League was announced yes
terday by II. Mulligan, the secretary
of the league, as follows:
Goal, ]. Olson, st. Georges; right
back. w. Smith, Sideways; left back.
c. Drinkwater, White Rose; right half,
r. Crogan. !. K. T. Strollers; centre
half. W. Carroll. Sideways; left half,
w. Brett. Hudson United; outside
right, F. Longbottom, /. R. T. Strollers;
inside right, r. Carter. Chelsea; centre
K. Slade, Chelsea; inside left,
NJ. Walsh, Visitation +. c.; outside
left, G. Faulds. Yonkers Thistles.
A full schedule of five games in the
series of the Metropoi-
ian Football League is on the cards for
to-day. The pairings, grounds and
referees are the following:
Clan MacDuff VS.. West Side Rangers,
nj Harlem Oval; referee, j. Walsh;
Chelsea vs.. Mount Vernon, at Chelsea
Park; referee, +. Driscoll; st. George
rs. White Rose, at Macomb's Dam
Park; referee, J. Drake; Hudson
United VS.. Yonkers Thistles, at HUI
oer's Oval: referee, w. Gray; Vista
ton Parish VS.. /. r. T. Strollers, at
Edison Field; referee, &. Gillette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-20

Philadelphia beat Metropolitan by a ecofo Of ~ %
metropolitan beat Massachusetts, b. OF 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-20

Sanctions have been issued for the
swimming Championships of the Cen
Illinois Athletic Club, of Chicago, has
drawn the bulk Of the events. Its al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-20
MEDAL PLAY CHAMPIONSHIPS.

TO- m The mai match M The Grscon Cup a. Grccnwcf June
' maj match Tor Lesley Batuao
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25
PIANOS GOING FAST
At SALE STARTED
. THIS MORNING
Four Instruments Were Sold
First Few Hours of the
Morning at Special Sale Put
on by Learnard- Lindeman
Company.

The plano stle ln|auguratcd by T.. O.
street. special sales manager for
Lenrnard-Lludemanu CO.. started on
briskly this muruluE That the peu-
pie Of Albuquerque ana s-urruundiHs
country expect 10 take advantage u
this special opportunity was early
demonstrated today The L~rarnart-
Lindemaun Goa carry Hu euorm Ius
stock ut high grade pianos, luch3ding
Chickering Brus. Bush a. Lane story
a titrk. Mramuu, Lester. Jesse
French. Kimball, Colby. Victor, Mtl-
ton. Cahle-Neison. seEcrstr0m, and
others besides "a large stuck of player
piaNuz. Realizing their opportunity
people began calling nt the storc eariy
today aud hy noon four pianos had
been sold,
The interest already manifested 20
the sala indicates that many homes IN
Albuquerque and Boz This vicinity w..
be- made brighter and happier oy the
acquisition Of one ~ the Lcarnarua
Llndeman Go. plauos.
Those contrmplniings purchasing a
piano should call al goo West Gold
avenue. whore the sale q being COM
Quoted. and inspect the large $40 x
being offered during this sale.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25
Chicago Grain

Chicago. MAY %. Perfect weather
conditions Tor rlpenlug tho whett crop
which Is now near Z, harvest n ok
lHhoma aud Kansas more than offset
today's -unfavorahte ndvices from 9th
81 states. strength was maintained
only ln the Ma option in which spec
ulative trading had come nearly "a a
.sisndstill. Most Of the transactions
were IN the new crop deliveries
Prices opened t-Sc Off TO S-sc up ana
then suffered r. material setback.
There was an unsettled close. trfc
q 3-NC lower tu 1-2c advance, com
pared with saturday night.
Argentine advices that promised an
enlargement II exports had "A weak
cninR effect on corn prices here. De-
mnnd was Of a scattering character.
market showed but little power 90
react.
The close a nervous. varying
from 3-Sc down to 10 net advance.
Continued dry weather east OF the
Mississippi made outs rciatlvoii
firm. Weakness 81 other grain. how
ever, prevented The bulls from being
aggressive.
Provisions declined with hogs First
sales were t-2 to Toe lower and
there was no sign of any important
rally.
Wheat May, ~ 5-Sc. July. 81 lac.
Corn-May. 90 l-2c. July. CO 7-Sc.
Oats May % Lac. July. 80 5-Sc.
Pork July. 5000. sept. Si9.S2.
Lard July. ssS7; sept. st0.05.
Ribs July. Sti 20; Sept. Si1.3N.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25
Judgement of New Mexico SUI
preme Court in Case of Bank
of Commerce VS. Schmidt and
Story 0verruled.
SUIT THE OUTCOME OF
BR0YLES BANK FAILURE
Cattlemen Alleged Notes En-
dorsed for Bankrupt Were
Given Under False Pre-
lenses. Costs with Decision,

Marion and wood. attorneys for
The defendants. today learned Dos
wire that the United states supreme
court this morning handed down a
decision lu the famous suit of the
Bank Of Commerce against Schmidt
ana story, SoCorro Cuuut ,ttlpmDu
10 favor Of the -defoudauts. REVERSING
the Judgment Of the New Mexico ter
ritorlal supreme court with costs and
demanding the case for further pro-
cecdlngs not Inconsistent with the
opinion
The ease has been pending in the
local aud state courts since 1905 and
has been pending in the United states
supreme court. where % was taken
direct from the territorial supreme
court, since 1911. n was argued iu
March last before the highest court
hy ". NJ. DouRherty 90 Socorro fur
the plaintiff bank and by Francis r..
wood Tor the defendants.
The ease grew out az the failure Of
J. N. Broyles, a private banker, "a
san Marcial, whose failure iu 1903
has resulted In long ans expensive
litigation involving % considerable
number Of men. Schmidt and Story.
the defendants IN the present action,
with eight other cattlemen from west
crn Socorro county. had endorsed
notes for Broylcs al the Bank % Com
merCe. then operating in Alhuquer-
quc. Co the mou of S25. 00G. The
bank. following BrOyles' failure which
occurred In a very short time after
the notes were given, brought ~
Co collect from thc sureties. The de-
endaut Cattlemen alleged that their
endorsements upon the notes were
obtained by fraud. that Il was repre-
NU.nNsI -. fN.s.s sH.. nVanN.. a.ar -.
ana entirely solvent. both by the bank
and by the bankrupt. when in fact h"
was then insolvent and that ne aud
the bank knew this 60 ho the ease The
notes. three In uumho and aEgreEat-
ing S25 600, were given on April p.
1905. Two weeks later Broyles' bank
( closed ~ doors. The Bank Of Com
mer,e shortly after brought suit bee
] fore judge Frank W. Parker In So
= rrp county, 60 recover on the notes.
%uurhcrty and Fitch OF Sucorro np-
pearluE for the bank. and Holt and
Fail for the defendant Cattlcmcu The
court held that while there was evil
douco OF fraud u did not invalidate
tho note. He discharged eight of
the defendants. and directed the jury
to find for the hank on the note ON
which suit was brought which was
for So 0Hu. Judgment was given Tor
iffT.19j with 90 per cent interest,"
Tho case was then appealed Ia the
territorial supreme court. Marion and
wood coming into charge 81 the case
for tho defense on tho appeal. ON
February IS. 1910. the supreme court
affnirmcd the judgment OF the low
81 court but granted "a rcargumeni
which was held in September. and
the court. among It's final decision,
before statehood, again affirmed the
judgment In December. 1911. Thu
case thur was appealed direct 60 tn
United States supreme court. under
the practice under territorial pro-
fCceduTc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25
TRANSACTIONS IN
REAL ESTATE MADE
DURING THE WEEK

The following Is "a list Of the war
fanty deeds recorded with County
CLERK A. r. Walker during the past
week;
Western Meat company 10 Leontino
Brault. a. e. Blk. 3, Bclyidere addition.
$50.
Nicolas CarabsiaI To- Manuel Ro-
nero and wife, u. T. Blk. "A, Eastern
addition. 81.
Portsr1eid company 90 Miguel Gar
eta. II. 2, blk. N. Eastern addition
81; ". r.. Aibertson a wife Ca VIII
lam Helms. It's "a and ~. blk. rs,
Eastern addition; fi,toO.
Kenneth J. Baldridge and wife "a
3 Joseph g. Baidridge, u. o. biz. 80,
y. ii. r 90. addition; 81.
Flora craft ct al TO r. A. Anderson.
Its. S. g. ~ and ~, blk. a, Eastern
"a idifion; $685..
W. ". Holder and wife 90 =. E
shelly. A. 4, blk rs, Haling's High
land addition. 81.
Henry Thihaut T. J. G. Hartline
piece Of land In Bernalillo county; 81
Martha r. Hart 10 W q. Goss. u. 2
Lik. 3. %Brownewell A Laii addition; IS
Lloyd Hunsncker "a James ~. Glad
ding, II. 2. Cartwright's resuryey oI
its I, 2, 3 and 4 ok IL, Perea addi'
tion.
r. h. shelly 20 Marcus y. Sawtolie
n. 4. blk rs, Huning Highland add
ton. SIS.
Pedro Romero "a a. 10 school DIS
trici No. 4, piece Of land In precincI
40. 4; t30O.
school District No. 4 20 Pedro H0'
nero et al. piere 81 land in Raneh1l
de Albuquerque; $50.
Anuie Kent o. he Womnn's HoIa'
Missionary Hocleiy Of the A. ~
ehufch. ~ 2. 8 . ana 10. bik. "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25
HE GOT DRUNK SIX
MONTHS AGO.; PUT
IN COOP TO-DAY
A. C. DeBaca, Jr., Loses APP
peal from $40 Fine, and
Lacks Dinero to Settle
Laws Expanded Account.

Six months or more ago \. G.. De
BaCa, Jr.. got drunk. and today he
started doing pcnance Tor a. He vi :
serve ten days for getting drunk ami
about 20 for making "a poor guess.
DE was arrested during the
course uf that remote drunk. n-d in
thC due order of things he vas hu-u
$40 he objected 60 tho nne. and ape
ptHled the case. lie guessed hp could
duck the tine boo The district court. II
was "a poor Eurss. In the minpss uf
time the cas-, received Iuugc RaH.
nulds attention ana today. acting On
DE BaCa's appeal, the court decided
that De hacG was. of "a truth drunk
ara disord"rly as charged. ana ruled
that lee should not only pay the orig
in0l $40 huc. Dict an the costs accri-
ina since. namely. To Wit. {. e., X26 60.
And A. g. u, BaCa. Jr. not huyiug
SO cents, lot alone S36. was his day
locked up iu the county donjon keep
10 mediate ou that long-past and
almost FORGOTTEN drunk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25
SUES HIS LODGE
FOR BENEFITS
ALLEGED DUE
Giuseppe BadaracoO Says Dell
Associations Italiana Mu-
tua Protezione CristofOro
Colombo Owes Him 1896.

Giuseppe Badaracro today institute
cd sun boz the district court against
boll Assuclazone ltalIIuu DE- Nutua
Iroteziouc Christoforo Colombo. an
Italian mutual benefit society. for
benefit payments alleged to be due
him l~odarnCeo alleges that he be-
"a member of tho society in good
STANDING D thai for disability re-
suitiug from partial blindness. the
society owes him 900 benefits SAGE.
Hurkhhrt a Cuurs are his LAWYERS.
f,liciHno Lucero hos filed suit for
divorce from Ecol1stica Mandoundu
dc Lucero, ON thu ground of ahan-
donment. tie says they were married
here uu october Do 1909, and that
the defendant abandoned him boz 1903.
taking their daughter, Musedonla.
with her Masedonii b. . years old.
Settlement 90 thc suit ot Mrs. q. W.
Sawyer against the Atchison. Topeka
aud Santa Fc railway was affected
for $500. Mrs. Sawyer bought "a lick
20 Tor Trinidad al the station here
and started ON her Journey. accord
ing Co the complaint 300 the ease. and
surrendered the ticket 60 the cunduc
tor She got q check in return. hut
after tho Train left Las Vegas another
conductor demanded another ticket
Go Trinidad. and she was pat off the
train at Ration borIus" she refused.
She was permitted tu board the train
again u WAS carried tu her destln-
alton, but b demanded damages FOR
the humiliation and shock tn which
she was subjected. The company
must paw the costs &c the suit.
Alexandra SaudotIl was given iudg-
meut for St2O against Alfredo Mon
.toyu. lie sued "a rrove a loan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25
OPERATIONS IN THE
LIVE STOCK ARR


Chicagus May CO. Hogs -Receipt.
$4,000. market. slow TO 40 cents low
er Bulk s.. 25 ~ SIS. light. sS.I5a
$40; miNed. SSt5nSf0. heavy. $685.
assn ~. rough. 87gbH sos. pigs,
S7.a0 vas sos.
cattl, Receipts. 21.O00. Market.
steady Co a shade lower. BceVes,
S1l0m g. 80, steers. $40 :. ~. stock
ors and feeders. 81 80 "a s.55; COWS and
hcifers. 1916 70 S.75, calves, $3.50 "a
Sl0.5U.
Sheep-Reccipts, $4,000. Market,
generally 10 cents lower sheep S5ia
"a sos. yearlings, s5.t0H 700; lambs
S5.iOm N.2o. springs fG.5Om 9.4u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25

Albuquerque Ilesidents Are Learning
How tn Exchange the old Rack for
"a Stronger One.


Albuquerque Residents Are Learning
How Ia Exchange the Old Rack for
"A Stronger One.
Does your back ache. feel weak and
p%uinfulF
DO you suffer headaches. languor
and depression
Is The urine dlseolored, passages ir-
regular?
The kidneys nay be calling for
help.
Weak kidneys can not do their
work.
Give them the help they need.
To cure "a Kidney baekache you
must cure tho Moneys.
Use a tested and proven kidney
remedy.
Deans Kidney Pills have stood the
test.
Convincing proof Of meru in Aibu-
.querque endorsements
Mrs. Louise Burnette. sos W. Sill
Yer street, Aibuqueraue, y. A. says;
one 81 my family had a bad back.
She had known OF Doan's Kidney
iills for "a long time and she began
using them They quickly cured her
and she has had no trouble since"
For sale by un dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster Miiburn Co. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
2tatea.
Remember the name Doan's-
and take no other.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25

Elena 7. Harcia ~ ai ~ W e ThaN-
con "a piece oi land Ion precinct 80, 500.
Manuel naca and wife "a sam wse.
ner. a piece Of lane in precinct 10;
$500.
Natividad Baoa aud wife io Sam
Wagner. piece ~ land Ia precinct i5'
500.
benjamin J. Lucoro 60 Fred Croi-
lot, piece of land iu Ranches de Az
huqucrque; 81.
Southwestern Presbyterian sanitar-
ium to Presbyterian Board Of Relief
etc, lts p and 80. blk. 40. Terrace si-
dition. $500.
n. a. Davis and wife 10 John Baron
Eurs lis 2a and 20. blk 40. Pcrea al.
ditioui SiOo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25
VETS WIN IN FOUR
VALENCIA COUNTY
PRECINCTS

Reports from four Valencia county
election districts in which prohihi-
tiun elections we're held to-day bowed
victories lor the "Wcts' in every
case. According % the report re-
celNed here 1y telephone late this
afternoon the result WINS as follows.
Los Lunas, goes wet by q majority
of 10 votes
Los leutps. Euee wet hv malorlty
Of 80 votes.
Peralta goes wet by majority Of
~ votes.
Valencia, goes wet by majority Of
% votes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25

y.s u n.lpira tho people TO under
stand the presidents Mexican policy.
And OBJ, Kansas Dlty Stnr might
have, ADDED tn tho above.
Communication Goo the people OF
the United States upou their wisdom
boo elootue % president whose broad
stntssmanshIp has nowhere becn
made mor, clear than in this sam"
outlu' of his Mexican policy. given
JOB the Interview with Mr. Blythe boo
th' saturday Evening POST
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25

Kansas City. May 30 hugs-Rc-
ceIpts, 5000 Market. lower. Bulk.
$500 "a S26. heavy. SS.21a S.27 l-2;
packers and butchers. xS.10m S25.
lights. gS.0Uff s.2O, pigs S7.2bm 100.
Cattle-tecripts. 5000. Market.
steady "a strong Prime ted steers.
$40 800, dressed beef steers. $50
$40. western. s1.25uS.7O, southern
steers. $3.50 S.25, COWS. gf.5U $50.
hoifers. So rs 500. stockcra and
feeders, $3.50 $50, bulls, 5000 a
$500, calves, $3.50 1850.
Sheep-Reccipts, 10000. Murl- 81.
steady 10 Toe lower. Lambs $500 BE-
a.25, ye~arlings, 81. % HG.75; Wcthers.
$500 ESQ; ewes s42bgb.75.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25

"HhEE congratulations
D. 30 President Wilson Tor HE
clear explanation % o MeNicnn
policy which 10 in accordance with
the finest American ideals.
q IT, Mr = a. Blythe for getting
= mosi remarkable and valuable I'M
teniew with b president Of the
United states.
b TO The saturday Evening Post
FOR giving publicity 70 AZ Interview
Fileh shenla uE9Ke ef sn2Fpeas ser
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25
UneanaIed for a Tsad cola.

Ask anyone who has tried IL and
he viii tell you that chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has never been equal
ed Miss Clara Oster HOuf Springs.
$40, when speaking Of this remedy
said; n feel sure hat Chamberlain'a
Cough Kennedy is the best on the
market 10 cure a cough OF q bad cold
on the lungs. ! am only too pleased
20 aay a few words Ia rs praise FoF
lenfa 1ra an fuanaiala
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25
PERSONALS.

County clerk A. y. Walker went
Go his office yesterday 90 issue a mar
rlaEe license 20 Lorenzo Nieri and An
Relina Dinelll
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. y. J. Alt
mix. SOC North Third street "a Hon.
Monday May Is, 1914.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25
The Markets
USUAL sTAGNATION
A R THE r


u IfTNNU VIE 10 IsNVNIlE TIVTaII,
New York. May 4pIhe market
closed heavy today. The brief period
81 activity and better prices resulting
from tho supreme court decision soon
gave way Geo H resumption uf she
early idlencss For the most part the
net changes were unimpurtant
The more lnpurtnnt stocks cluss a
us follows.
Amulgumatod. 12M.
sugar. Joe Ia
Atchisuu, 90 i-S.
Reading. iG5 So
southern Pacific. 90 5-S.
tulon Pacific. t17 b-S.
Steol e2 IS.
Steel. preferred. iIN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25
Money Market

New York. May 25.-Mercanulo
paper Z per cent
Bar silver. So Sac.
Mexican dollars, 43hc.
call lionel steady. ia ~ per cenE
Time loans steady; 90 aud 30 DAYS.
: per cont. sIA month";. ; per cont
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25

New York. NAV Chopper quiet.
spot and July, si3.10 m1ll2A.
Tin steady. spot. S33.lOm 81 $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25
FAMOUS COLLECTOR OF
N CURI0S DEAD

IBy LEASED Wire 90 Evening Herald
New York, MAY 2b.-HenB aamp-
son, noted for his collection nf old
Chinese p~ou'elalns, died at his home
here yesterday ~ pneumonia. The
sampson collection Of uurCelaluf.
gathered after year, 90 work. Was sold
last January q Edward corer for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25
WHOLE FAMILY HURT
IN AUTOMOBILE SMASH
IBy LEASED Wire 10 E,cnIup Hernldl

fBy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald
Burlington, Iowa May 81 Two
Vhildrcu of Fred iuetrer ~ this city
were fatally hurt and other mrmhers
81 the family injured when the auto
mobile in which they we're riding
struck a horse and buggy last evening"
The automobile turned ~ ~ side aud
spilled out the occupants,
MIR and Mrs. J y Haines. Miss III
iH tiaines and Hush Walters LETT yea-
tcrday la the Haines car FOR Roswell
where they viii attend the commence
mont exercises Of the state Military
Academy.
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Lead and Spelter

New YORK, May 25-Lend. qulol
a. 3.95.
speiter, quiet. S5.05H5.I5.
-. Louis, May 2i.-Lead lower,
$3.50. spelter duil. Si.s7A "a $40.
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The Metal Markets.

Chino Copper.
New York, May 25--China. ~ =
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NIX CLANCY.

TTDENEY General Frank W
"A clancy comes forward with n
A vigorous defense ot tho exist