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THREATENS TO TAKE OUT.
ENTIRE N. Y. A. C. TEAM
Won't BE in Meet TO-mOrrow if
Irish Insist on Changing
Time for Weights.

An announcement sent out from the
Headquarters OF the Metropolitan Assoc
citation OF the \. A. I. to the effect that
the weight events In the championships
tomorrow will bO called az / o'clock has
stirred up trouble. II appears t4at the
change from the advertised time of
o'clock was made to Accommodate the
members Of tile police forcE who belong
to tho Irish American a. C. There II
police carnival at Newark tomorrow and
the cops want to collect their titles In the
senior Met. events and then Journey over
70 Newark to take part in the festivities
there.
Paul Pilgrim. captain OF the New York
A c., took exception 90 the hammer
throwing. nfty-slX round weight and shot
put being brought forward for the benefit
Of the members OF one club and impcdi-
ately notified Fred W. Ruben. the pres-
dent of the Metropolitan Association. OF
his objection. Pilgrim stated that there
were college men on the New York Ath-
letic Club team who would be unable TO
reach tho grounds before O'Clock and
that they certainly would expect to COM
pete AZ the regular hour In case the
events had been run on before that time.
Pilgrim said, the entire Now York \.
&C.. team would be withdrawn. leaving
practical walkover for the Irish Ameri-
cans.
More trouble has grown ont ~ the
protest of the Irish American \. e.
against Simon Gillis than was anticipated.
ellis recently arrived from Spain and
was protested on the ground that he had
not been the stipulated amount Of time In
this country. Since then Hsnnes [olch-
malnen has returned and the New York
A. {. has entered counter protest against
his points counting for the Irish Capt
Pilgrim Of the New Norks said las, night
that he was anxious TO have all the pro-
tests stand Tho, eby the Winged Foot
will lose the points Of Gill!s in the weight
events, but the Irish club will lose Koleh-
malnens points not only in the mDtropoli-
tan championships hut in the ten mile run
and cross-country championship
Following up the suggestions OF the reg
istratlOn committee Frederick W. Ruben,
president of the METROPOLITAN Association,
Will send out letter to-day regarding
competent officials for future athletic
events. The letter will he sent to all men
prominent in track and field sport and
they will be asked TO suggest the names
OF men they consider competent 70 oni.iate
At games. This list will De gone over and
those approved will b. submitted 20 an
clubs holding games with the request that
their officials be selected from the list
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- - - - - -
Totals,.ss 40 81 10

Two base hit -Swansou Three basc hit Me.
Halo Double play Hoblitzell tuuassistcN
Lett on ba-e@-New York o. Boston a First
case ON errors New York. 2 struck out-Hy
MrIiale. 4; by BCdent = Umpires-Egan and
Connolly Time hour and 10 minutes
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New York. & Boston. tnrst Eame>.
Boston, 4 New York. CseCond gamcl.
Philadelphia, ., Washington. /.
st Louis, :. Detroit, 3 eight inningD.
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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Two ha-r hits 4 Watson 2 sacrlfce h,'
nelaatnty. sacrifice decker, Rrkpatr.ck
E!rst hH.e ON error baltimore stolen b1-c.
mons and Swacul First base on BALI or
Lahitc %; on + wilson =; Oft Quinn.
p'tch-Lahttc. fht--oH LATTE. m s",e.
innings on Wilson, IN two innings i-mrr,
m cmct shannon Field umpire-Mausssil.
Time hours and minutes
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
standing Of the Clubs.

Baltimore @; Brooklyn. 0.
plt'Sburg. =: Buffalo. Q.
Chicago. %: St Louis. ]
Indianapolis. 3: Kansas City . rten innnssi
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BOSTON .................. 900 0 o O. 2
Three base hts-Gnrdner, WARRIOR. Sacrifice
hit-Hnrt zell. Stolen bases -Maiscl, Cook DOu-
bic plays Scott and Jauvrln. Narhop. Peckin-
pRuTh and Mullen. sacrifice ny-Masel. Left
On bases New York, &, Boston .. First base
on hdlls-On MDrhop, 4; off Foster g. First
base on errors--Ncw York. i; Boston. 2. Struck
out-By Foster 2. Wild pitch-Warhop. I'm.
AZ minutes
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pphiadelphia ooo "a
Na-hingt on............. o IL
First base on balls Philad,phia. (. Wash
iu-ton, ! Left ON bs~c- Washington. o..
PhiIadelphia o.. First bn.e on hall-.OR Hen,
icy; I of Wycto4; Hit~-on R"n'l.y. no
struck -Ry Bentley g. hy Wyekon e.
Home run--Wal-h. Three base hlt-G1udl
Two base t-Coomhs S1crlhoe hr--l.app.
CHruthers Stolen hi-e-Fos'or Wild pitch.
r. Williams Passed Henry Umpire
Evans and OBT"n. Time Il hour and n
minutes
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baseball To-day, Washington Park Tin
Iops We, Baltimore FEDS, +. M.--Adv.
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Totals. "a e"ti4 81 Totals..37 oiicTN
DATED for Steele In ninth
tBattcN for Blumgartner In seventh
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Baseball, Polo Grounds. To-day, . y. NJ
Giants W. Ros ton. -- idJ
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Philadelphia. 80
Hits-Oh RaTan. in two innings o.
Schmutz. Ia, five innings: of lineup. .l
four innings: of Baumgartner. 2 in three .r.
nings: of Mayer. none In two innnTs On
steele in one inning. Sacrifice hit-Cravath
stolen hases-Reed Dalton. Two base HIS
Cravath. ircan Getz Becker, Reed Mteee
Three base hits-Stcn-el Cutshaw Home run
-Cravaih. Left on bases Phil adelphia IN.
Brooklyn, ;. Struck out--By Raglan @: nv Thu.
cup. Z; by Baumgartner. 1; by SChmuiy
First base on epror-Philadelphia First base
ON balls-On lineup of Raglan. O.: on
Baumsartncr, !; off Mayer. /; on Schmuf7
Wild ptchcs-Baumg artucr. Schmutz I'm.
pires-Hart and Rislcr Time hour and Ss
miuutcs
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At Buffalo.

PittsburG CF. L.)I o5 90 - 10 !
Bunelp az I.l...0 ! o q I a. ?
batteries Pittsburg. l.eClhr and Kerry
Blair, Lavigne
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san Frouelsro, %; Oakland, ..
Neuiue. o, Missions, l.
los Nurc'eH Portland rain.
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At indianapolis.

Kan. CityF.LD1 OOO o1loO % r.
lndarolis tFl.po o o / 1 Ga 70
tCtl'ed. dlrkussSD
Batteries Kansas city, Cullop ana Boot
crlN; indianapolis, Kaiserlug, Biliari md
reNior.
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Totals..N I SO 10 2 Totals 7S 90 o. 70 9
'Batt'd for Berser in the sixth iuuinE
Cincinnati ............. Q @ o q o
Plftshurg. ...... ........ % % q %
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AZ Chicago.

So. Louis az. Loo 1000 ~
Chicago az. L)..t 0 q o "a
batteries St Louis, Watson, Crards
aud Chapman; Chicago, Prrudergast ar
wilson.
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TOTALS


sRan for Meyers in the ninth inning
fBatied for Demafee IN the NTH inning.
tbattcd for schupp in the niuth inniug.
Boston. ................ 0 o 0 2-1
New York.............. o q ID
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TOInIs- 10 I y II ,
sBAtted for Milan ia the ninth timing.
+i}a,ted Tor II Williams IN the ninth Inning
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-. Totals. 81 =
'Baited for Ladttc In the seventh inning
Buulmore ,.............. o q "a
Brooltyn. .............. o o o q 10 o o.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-13
THE EVENT or THE SEASON.

An entire musical program will BE-
given under the auspices of tho NJ. |.
A. of the First Ward in their chapel
next Tuesday evening, June 10. From
all reports IL is OF exceptional quail
ity. Don't miss this evenings enter
tainmcnt Opening chorus. I'VE Come
Again With Songs to Greet You: in
strumental. Rustic OF SPRING" Rosa
Durrant; chorus. I'VE Raise Again the
Bold Refrain; solo. Elva Duffin;
violin selection. Six-Stcp, Milton
Brown; chorus. THE Rising OF the
Lark: piano duet, Florence Edmonds
and Hazel Odelot; mixed quartctte,
when the Swallows IIomcward Fly,
violin solo. Milton Brown, chorus.
Moonlight on the Lake: duct, Alice
Where Art Thou" piano selection.
Rosa Durrant; the quintctte: closing
chorus. The Song Of the Whippor-
will" Tickets only 10 and 20 cents.
Remember the datO-Tucsday night.
All come.
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$1,000 REWARD.

The Alpine Pub Co. will give $40
reward for information which will
convict the person or persons who
smashed one Of their large front glass
windowsl asst Sunday night.
II has the appearance OF being
smashed by some sncaking two-legged
coyote who fancics he has n grievance
against this company. but who Is such
cowardly sneak, with the nerve of a
bat. he dare not face honest men In
| tho omen
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-13

Mrs, John Chadwick and daughter
Florence went to Salt Lake Thursday.
Mr.. pullin OF Provo was here on
business Wednesday
MIR. James Grant spent Sunday In
Salt Lake and Ogden on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Crookston spent
few days this week In Salt Lake
Miss Della Hansen spent Sunday In
Lchi.
Herbert Wright returned home this
morning. He has been working out
Mt Garfield
Mrs. James Kelly presented her
husband with baby boy Sunday
morning June 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ. Groo were
pleased 10 hear OF the arrival Of n
baby boy to their son and daughter.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wallace Beams of Salt
Lake City, born June 6,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-13

Hyrum Blackburn was Provo
visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Bert Poulson will entertain
the y. l.. c. $. ladies next week
A good temper wears better than a
pretty face Have you noticed it?
Excursion TO Salt Lake. Inn, IL
San Pedro line. Round trip 81 e.ai
II is positive fact. American Fork
has a crackcrjack baseball team
Miss Myrtle Fulmer was an Amin,
visitor Sunday.
Miss Erma Maxine Smoot OF Salt
Lake IL here visiting, the guest Of
Mrs. Rosa Bromley.
MIR. and Mrs. j w Storrs went To
Salt Lake Thursday. Mr.. Storrs going
up to attend the Democratic conven.
ton.
DR.. and Mrs. r NJ Kelly and Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Christensen were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. s. Broad
bent at dinner party Sunday.
Miss Manda Chapman went to Salt
Lake on business Monday. Her men,
hew, Howard, Adams. accompanied her
home.
Mcssrs George O'Donncil and
Thurston Evans motored TO American
Fork on Sunday. the guests of Mr..
Sam Bate.
Another Golden Rule clerk arrived
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack L.
Firmagc Wednesday morning. All
well.
The Atchison Globe asks: III there
were no fools in the world, could YOU
MAKE HNiub VI IL all tue IOOls
were dead. would you be breathing. '
Home Coming Week Ia the time and
American Fork the place for all ex.
residents to once more visit the mos
progressive little city in the state.
We appreciate the moral supper
given us. but IT is patronage we want
If you arc not a subscriber join tn,
family circle. DO II now.
James NJ. Gaisford is now able [,
be out and around after his siege o
| typhoid fever He's little pale an
thin. but otherwise appears to be al
right
That old frame building across tn
street from the American Fork Coo
IL an awful eye-sorc for Main stree
The building should be torn down {
moved to less conspicuous place.
The Citizen turned out this wee
1000 four-page bills for the Chipms
Nero. Co.'S big sale. June Is to /
There's many bargains on during tn
sale.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-13
Ian Fork Locals and Personals

Did you send those invitations of
for Homecoming Week?
hundreds of nice gardens can be
seen by a stroll over the city.
II man is polite over the phone
he is accused of flirting.
See Ernest Paxman. teacher of the
piano. 6-2t
Mrs. ID. II. Rhodes accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Heagren to Provo on
Sunday In their car
Miss Priel Sabin, who has been at
tending the b. Y. L. this winter, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs John Sabin.
Mrs. Ethel CANNED of Springville
is here visiting with her mother, Mrs.
John Davis.
Miss Sadie Adams and MIR. Earl
Cunningham were married in the Salt
Lake Temple Wednesday, June 10.
Orders for extra papers for the
BOOSTERS EDITION should be sent
In Mt once. 6-2t
Mtau Mnlya rbin,nat fu homo Tn,,
summer after an extended visit in Salt
Lake.
MIR. Clyde Parker returned home af-
ter attending school at Logan this
winter
This Fourth of July the American
eagle should be made to scream loud
enough to be heard down in Mexico.
DR. and Mrs. T. NJ. Kelly entertained
some friends at n theater party at the
Orient Monday night
Miss Sarah Parker returned home
from Logan Thursday after attending
the Agricultural College this winter.
Edison Mazda lamps at Joc's Place.
All sizes up to 40 watt, soc. Dunkley
is authorized agent for American
Fork. l3-1t
Miss Adele Peters of Provo was Wis.,
iting here Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.
Eliza Peters
Mrs Nern Walker returned home
Sunday after spending ten days with
her mother Mrs. J. Letter. of Provo.
Miss veva Peters and Miss Alice
Cunningham of Provo are here visit
ing friends and relatives.
Invite your friends to spend Home
Coming Week In the most progressive
little city In the state.
Delegates were elected Saturday
night to attend the state and congress
sional conventions, which convened
in Salt Lake City last Thursday. ms
follows: Il. A. Morgan, J. J. Mercer,
Il. ~ Christensen, Adolph Nelson. j,
II. Clarke, II. S. Rasmussen, Alma
Greenwood, f. J. Clayton, l.. II Briggs
J. Watt Storrs. Ida Chapman, Mrs. u
n. Christensen. NJ. lG. Bozzant Alter
mates Thomas j. Barratt, William NJ
Barratt. Mrs, Alma Greenwood. Irving
l.. Pratt. Jacob Greenwood, j H.
Seeley and Samuel Dean, ST..
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Choice Gut Flowers

Ferns and Floral Desigpa
Send 70 the Lehi Floral Coz Lehi.
Telephone 20.J. We deliver
PROMPTLY TYR.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-13

Rudolph Shostedt left for the can
yon this morning
Larue Cassidy of Provo is here for
the summer.
Mrs George Loo is here visiting her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. J. W Ovard
Lcona Kelly left for Midvale Tues
day for two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hon Halliday enter
tanned at a box party at the Orient
Monday night. June 8.
Mrs. J. NJ. Thornton has been visit
ing MIR. and Mrs Fred Strong of Al
pine for n few days this week.
h. A. Morgan and family have taken
up their residence in the J. Il. Jensen
home In the Second Ward.
MIR and Mrs g. Il. Garrett and
daughter Berlin of Salt Lake arrived
here Tuesday to visit Mrs. Garrett''
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Crooks
ton.
The opera house managers are civ
ing some Of the best moving pictur,
shows that are seen in the state. |
Is not only once in while that goo
motion picture is seen at this hous,
but every night in the week. Seat
will he reserved for theater partic
or family parties. II twenty-four hour
notice is given the manager. 81
their interesting program for ne,
week in this issue
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bascballically speaking.
Good roads bring good peoplc--and
that is American Forks desire.
Ihings are likely to boom In min
ing way this summer.
Flag Day tomorrow. Let odd
Glory be much in evidence
For instruction on the piano see
ernest Paxman, American Fork SGT.
Mr. Mark Greene returned home
Wednesday after n few days in Logan.
Mrs. Samuel Holster of Beaver Is
here visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Rca llamnelt returned to her
home in Alpine Wednesday.
Mr. Walter Slack spent Monday in
Salt Lake
Miss Edith lIiudley was in Provo
Tuesday
Mr.. Jesse Kirkman left Thursday for
Idaho.
Tom Coddington left for his sheep
herd Monday morning.
How many boosters papers do you
want TO send away! Order now. 6-2t
Miss Lyle Nash returned to Amer
lean Fork Wednesday after few days
visit with relatives at Salt Lake.
Miss Alta Beck left for Beaver on
Thursday. where she intends to spend
the summer
Mrs. J. II. Pulley went to Ogden on
Wednesday to attend the funeral OF
her aunt. Mrs. Sarah West
Mr.. Harry Lindlcy returned from
Garfield Sunday. whore he had been
Tor rev days.
June is. excursion to Salt Lake City
from Pleasant Grove, American Fork
and Lehi. Round trip 81 over San
| Pedro line. 6-2t
Raymond Chapman spcat Sunday In
Salt Lake, the guest of Miss Pearl
Spcrry.
Home grown new peas have been
on tho market for over week New
potatoes next
Mrs. c. NJ. Chadwick and daughter
Cady left for Salt Lake Wednesday
for two weeks visit with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. O. W. Preston and Mr. and
Mrs. G. l.. edward spent Sunday out
TO Mr.. Preston's sheep herd at Pelican
Point.
Supervisor J. r. Bruins of the Wa.
satch Forest. has been out on a triT
Of inspection in American Fork can.
yon. He reports everything o. X.
Mr.. and Mrs Orson Miscncr OF
Logan have another baby boy Mrs
Misener was formerly Miss Edith
Greenwood of this city.
Miss Blanche Crandall aud Mr. Au-
burn Chapman have some Salt Lake
friends coming down tonight to spend
a couple of days with them.
Miss Margaret King and Or. pazcr-
ant OF Sail Lake were the guests OF
Dr and Mrs, Noycs Saturday and Sun
day.
Dunklcy of "joe's Place" can give
you the best soda, ice cream sundae
or fancy drink that can be produced
II you have not been served there
why not? Join the comeback society
that Joe has organized 1871
Mrs, Charlotte Foster of Salt Lake
City has been "A guest at the home of
| Mr. and Mrs JOspph Bush the mast
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-13

Is was a Lehi visitor
}pros. made a business
Tuesday.
cautaloups today at
l3-lt
Greenwood went to Salt
nnett entertained at "
inday.
e Robinson is a salt
.storrs and daughters,
Mia, spent Sunday In
bingham of Manti has
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
hoe Walton entertained
Monday night at the
Greenwood was here
with his parents. MIR.
Greenwood.
hnson and lady friend
of Mr.. and Mrs. Axel
hrday and Sunday
fe has returned from
where she has been
( "Joe's Place" is pre-
ie celebration. Some
the kids. Boys ana
what Joe has to offer
13-1t
! that advertising pays
4 to realize 1t. They
Pehrson Of Highland
Salt Lake Saturday.
the deaf and dumb
Storrs and daughter
ome Sunday after WIS.,
nds and relatives at
l.. Martin Of Cowley,
three days at the
The remainder of his
n American Fork Wis
arents, Mr.. and Mrs,
DO Utah boys who al
Erect interest in San
kposition. They are
800 boys agricultural
to see who can raise
the state, The win
arded tickets TO the
ful and travelling ex-
ng In the name and
mer resident Of this
e that they receive
THEN from date to
eek free Of charge.
? to keep the absent
the progress being
home coming week.
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Miss Della Hansen spent Sunday In
Lchi.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-13

Mrs. J. NJ. Thornton has been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Fred Strong of Al
pine for few days this week
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-13

ing In the name and
mer resident of this
e that they receive
THEN from date to
'eek free OF charge.
to keep the absent
the progress being
home coming week.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-13

h. A. Morgan and family have taken
w their residence in the J. Il. Jensen
home In the Second Ward.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-13

A good temper wears better than a
pretty face. Have YOU noticed It?
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-13

Hyrum Blackburn was Provo
visitor Sunday.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-13

Did you send those invitations off
for homecoming Week?
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-13

Excursion TO Salt Lake, June I,
San Pedro line. Round trip 81. f..
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Hen Halliday enter
tanned at a box party at the Orient
Monday night. June 3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-02
Vote AGAINST ALL
THREE AMENDMENTS

uL to- he people Mc,co who read
FOR Dpnrc,s As aud M Wilson, Ia"
,andidH' c dncrenec : that between asS COM
pcc aud rcirc-cna"" h that hT" at an
\, between Mr. frsus-on and ncniEno hcrna"', ] ,r & c
ninc, able representation ,onarc and something
tnnn representation at all
Thc-c things the newspaper OF the
man q" assume t,at r,,Iic awar
Mr. Ic-,.n Is 80 as,umc , unreasonable proposition
dcrsa,el, beet Interests and the best
or nation.
assumed those rcoplc Of New Mc''c" who read
the going vote tomorrow ior ' p'"7''"
candidates the state legislature.
Arvn tn' between ,~c caoarnc nnl the ON
n,nci,nc through legislative demmi'-.
that bctwccn for the Dcmo'rauc
election OF the mn'hnc candidate Is the AT
mcn'lcn rn IN t" Interest Of the machine aud ''
ttN doigng ring
been shown hot In tl- county aion the dn,'e"c I
tween prmocn'ie s"''.s aud The ,u'-, o u" mn"", % %
count, -aars
rc-c shown b, 81 the osr',,, r,.nra,
"'> thinking man ;" '.nm, u' @'n'I , '", i " vs. m So nm ,,
Impossible proposition that h" wa deliberately vote 0" '"sr
,cn ,"''I ' OF pStra". uaa, aas RETURN 'cor rtac,e
undrtu"i and ~" to b" d'-n'' ''' ~
,.'i,, !. 'i,cS ,''''' tue argument "''' '' ''
1t remains onb you vnoc personal ooourlal inter
ua tho n"'h" r'-"ur'"ih that
IT. underground system r p"r"e VOC, as
have ever, vote 4 can The roI
rng'@le & , tor % ,o"r ,. own , ' % '' ' & % nac" "a
@o'crnmcn" an'"- tor At lea, Nv" year
other uinsN"d n'- '"" - wal to your owl" ror''"
a
,orr AGAINST uE uEEE >Wr>pNr>r> =" TIN
CON~TTTI rION.
I,, nf, two OF ~'lir, program of ti'
icu hr machnc 90 bring go" hc mrna,
oi eltinu instead
OF ever, rour and 60 r,no,c make 81
"h'cr -uu''s hin-'ii-'h"
urI th,
htra abolish 'ny board of "la,i,
b. b. Vel tn
,,,tiuu u iH" 'i ''ur state your
'hrt "", ' mot l"r' O." 'l" '""'
iu 'r'rttr'ti- pf"l'''
in u Irultu tud corrupt -u''run'nt
y the tho lai"t alongside the words
nj
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-02

touurc- -man Harvey o.. iCr-
gu--on viii clos, hi- bricf cam
paign tor reelection. and nt the
same time mark tiie conclusion ut
the state campaign fur good gov
crnmcnt with -pcsrh in Elk-
thcatcr tonight.
Tie uiccting viii begin prosnpt-
g. az y O'Clock and the people Of
Albuquerque are inyitcd 90 attend
u. rrgUdlc~- of poliucai anna
tiou>. Ihr ladic- afv especially
invited and care viii DE taktu Ca
provide them with -rut-.
air Irrlu-~uu b. spending t"-
da, in Nlbugurrquv, resting after
"a wvrh ut almost constant speak
inh. ilc viii make nu spec hr-
TODAY. hut BE- fc7'iiug pl'ndidiN
and b. ait-ulutol, confident uf hi-
clt'ttou tomorrow.
III, Congressman viii bc intro
du,cd tonight d, Chairman john
~imm- OF uic DcmoorauD CONF
miit,e. aud the uuN other speak
ct- viii Or, fuc thrvc legislative
tundidat,. who viii ~pcak very
brchS on questions Of purcl, TN
au, ,ial iut,rr-i 600 tho tax payers.
The m,rtiue will open prompt
Z, at = u',luth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-02
REPUBLICANS CANDIDATES ARE KEPT
CLOSE UNDER COVER TO THE BITTER END

spokesman of the party. and We
showed thcm that they werc fools ="
spread that kind ot talk, by casting
400 almost solid vote Tor Ferguson
araiust Nathan Jana. Roswell man
aud mighty good man nt that wen
show Mom again t0norruw with tns
1irgesr Democratic majority this val-
.I,y ever produced Lies don't get ne
grand old party anyV here any more.
We know them too well.
This feeling ot irritation, caused ny
Tire Republican campaign falsehpods,
has been responsible for remarkable
laNak,uIue during the past f,N d'ft.
Auarred uy charges that they w"r"
ready tu u.tray their party. the "ld
.u, varHars,s have pui on their hEn'-
ius CLOTHES and nave made thines
hum The result viii boz on over
/ vh,.m.ue ,ot. for Fcrgus'on tomor-
. row.