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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-07
HARYARn IEAns AnrArrrnr

Cambridge, Mass, Feb In the 10 ma
Jor and minor outdoor and indoor sports
recognized by the eastern colleges as in
tercolIeslate contests for the season Of 1872
-, Harvard leads in championsI1ins Tvov
with seven firsts and four seconds.
Yale is second. with four ffrsts and fo,,r
seconds, and Cornell third, with two firsts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-07
FITZ TO TRAIN AT
A CHICAGO CLUB

Chicago. III, Feb. Dob Fitzsimmons
Is about TO become a resident here, accord
ing to James A. Pugh, president Of the
Sportsmen's club Of America, who said that
"Fitz" Will be boxing instructor of the
SpOrtsmen's club It was also said that
the club would be in a building Of some
kind within a month or so. William Hale
Thompsons office, No. 944 First National
bank building, is serving as temporary head
quarters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-07
GERMANY AND ENGLAND TO
ENTER AMERICAN CONTEST

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb THE Pennsyl-
vania relay races in 1915 probably will in
clude in their entries team from either
Heidelberg, Leipsic or Stuttgart universities
Of Germany. This would make the meet Of
much more important International charac-
ter. inasmuch as oxford is certain to send
a team over to compete in the four mile re-
lay event.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-07

in one of the east
ern cities that com
prise the American
league circuit, to
tell me what a ter
rible mistake the
league was making
in passing him UP.
After he had fin
ished his eulOgy, I
asked him what
leagues he had
worked in, and
how long he had
been umpiring. He
enumerated about
ten of the small
Ter minor leagues,
and said he had
spent q year in
each. The league
he worked in last
year was the most
Insight fic a n t o f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-07
By James
j. Corbett
Former Heavyweight Champion
OF the World.
Kid WiIIiams's Victory Puts Him !,
In Coulon's Championship Field

Having Everything R s S E@sa 9 5s HG 5 Looks " Though
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-07

set for one of the most sensa-
tional little affairs Of the year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20


Tho report that Turk0, H about
SEQ b1y for fla.oooono urwImu
mpsr-droadnuuehl which has boon
building Zoo q British gard m ntofcH
ing hut hardly omluous of fresh
outbroak Geo th, extent BE- mieht hlyc
been two months ago. ,uec thlt
time thlnss have Guleted down Iu tbs
near oosi; it ls nc,cnur, olso lu bear
iu mlnd chat thc nl, oI Vau1'ps
from on, nation to another hus long
been IS foriIIo theme for unfpuuIeI
rWmor Buf tine Brazilian sutt s.cm.
Goo Doe one oft the nre-J oud mos.
powerful yct protected for ary ae,,
and tho situation which va.II fH-
low its addition Goo Turkey d -eD forces
deserves attention Turkey would
then wvc ou paper Gao least au ovr.
wholmue ul,ul superiority as come
pared with Greece. For thr Turkish
bittloship Heshodi,h. OF 2spoo t5mr
just completed or u,1riug completion
m Engand is superior to any OF thn
commissioned vessels uf thr N,Ir
tcrraucan powers. with the po.Hul,
Fccptiou of the mos, recent Prem. DO
super-droaduoushts
Tho most Important Grcck vessel
would Doe tlo eatu, cruiser saHm.
or 10000 toms which has Dccu Huld-
jung boz 1 Gcrmln yard Eut even th,
memories Hssocucd with lhc u.m,
would mot ela.p 'ge ) pm.H y ,.n
with both of me moro rnwcrn T1rh
ish craft DO either of them vor. a.
wen handled a- was .hc utlc Turkish
cruiser Hl3mldl,h durne tho lale vur
But The wonder oI tho transaction
will be where Turkey gets thc s1t.-
100000 to pas tha nu So FOR nn
aL hard ht ae she Is ua ho mu ir
inc price ut rubber she vIll Do, wet
rid OF au unnecessarily cNu,aeauN
ful.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
MOTHER! IF CHILD'S
TONGUE is COATED
~ rru~-. frNcrish. rnn-tiputrd. hiiinut.
stomach ~nur give "tuiiiuruia
syrup ul Flgs."

a laxative today saves e..k .b.ld
tomorrow. children simply Nfu NOS
uko the timo from plny tu emutN
hor bowels. Whlth hpror, rlueH"l
up with wastc, lifor Er,s siurss1'
stomach soDr
Look ut hc torr1o. mother ~
coated. or Your Child isilnst croHf.
fryorish. breath haa ruicss dDosn't
cat heartily CON of ODD ,r has sore
thront COR nu nthe Chndwr'F qii-
mcut give "a itaHp1unfW sc "CHhl'r-
uln spruu of Fm' thtn cont worry
bsoauso DO ia pcrfer'y irrwlca uad
in Tow hour au th.s constipation
poison. SOUR hlo ana fermenfIne
waste VIA gently move out of thf
howelH and Won howe welt ninNftI
chNd amIn A lhoroush "Ine.dn
cleansing is ofumw nii tmi vs. nrc'
essary q should bp tho Ores freat-
ment elNcn n ans arknrsf
Beware of counterfeit ln Nruns
Ask your duurviHt Cor % fo-eopi
bottle of "CMuorn'a syrup 1f f.gH
which hHs Wn directions Tor nhlea
children of nn aHDs ana for grown.
upf plainly printed 0n lhe bottle
Look carefully ANA 500 thni % NJ nndo
hv .iho "CalilnrQia Fle syrup Com.
nnne llnnl vi ntoledi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

lions complained Of ana won lts suit
aud that the statute ~ limitations
shalt be- suffered 10 run against such
litigants only from the date Of the
conclusion % the government action.
~ BE- not fair that the private iitisaut
should he obliged 90 set up aud os-
iahlish again the facts which tho
goyernment has proved. Tie cannot
afford. bee has not the power 90 make
use ~ such processes of industry as
the government has command ~.
Thus shall individual Justice be- done
while the processes 81 business are
roctined and squared with the general
conscience.
~ have laid the case before you, NO
doubt as II lies in your own mind. as
d lies in the thought of the country.
What must every candid man say OF
the suggostions J have laid before
ycu, of the plain obligations Of which
J have reminded you9 That these
are new things for which the country
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

Examinations for county tcachcm
w.u hr hrld ut Che Central SCHOOL
huIaIus FRIDAY und Saturday ut this
week bcsuulug promptly ut 1880 "a.
200. lu accordance with new rule
ing ui the state educational board
applicants must brlns dollar Zoe to
Do. paid in advance. All materials
iur Uhua th, examinations arc mf
uHnsl hF thc county suporuton-
don't
Lincoln circle $50. d. Ladies' OF the
Il. s. o. uIu bold "a reguir meeting
tomorrow afternoon 200 ESQ ai a. 10
U 49, hlu
ur A. O. shortlc haas gone to Chi-
aIru Inr t Wtrhs stay
Edward Uut lhc won known Gnl.
lIp mef. h8ut returned homo on th,
california limited TODAY after shor
tlHf 100 Albuquerque, ou route from
urmluE
cottonwood GROVE No %, wood
mons CIRCLE, VIII hold us regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon ut
orlock m odd Fellows hall rhcr,
vlu bo un initiation. Members oI
the drIl team are urged 10 De- pres.
ont
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
MORE PItoTECrION.

Tho sentiment evident ot tbo cuuu-
cil mccrus ltst uieht ihat a motor
truck ne purchased tor tho uanaud
No department calls public attention
a. the unprcparcdncss of this rip to
combat 10 really serious nro. The
blaze which consumed tho Puuo,
warehouse sunday was o. disastrous
nrc. innicunE heavy damagc but
comparatively speaking 30 was small
nlnzc. Tho lire nddIos did ycomlu
acsIrr and 1rc entitled GO the high
oet praise for their htrd nnd oucgt-
itc WORK. but Gr, of chat size is
practically tho limit TOR efficient
handling by our present department
Albuquerque has been ph,uoWc-
ualy lucky iu tho matter of utca ~,
have never had O. pad one. 90 ono
lorrc business block Boz the pmlt-up
district should ctca trc ana ect he-
yund the immediate control of iho
nrc department the rosuluns s0tu'-
zion would Dee. to uut u mildly meme
aclng in the oxtrcmc. with one lro
cnriuc to tight 30 with. The cost ot
am additional machine Tor tho east
side company would bc nagateli'
compared with the Iosa one rculy
rcrious fire misht cause iu thH clt,
We live in "a country ot frequent hiEh
winds. throueh tha aforesaid gee
iuarkablc good fortune uu have nrNrl
had e. bog blaze To- @ sohdiy hu.n-ur
district mnned by ono of these winds
lu %, course of human events w'
are bound Jo hUye our turn SOME
um,. rhc part of business wisdom
and foresight o. Co bee ready for %
We need another automobile uuc.
and o. general strcnTthcntuF oft th'
Hre ushuns system. 10 b. th, ues
Investment hp cIty onn make lt DO
au right to risc phuonN-likc lrom th,
ashcs. but much better mot Co have
fho ashes 90 ni
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20


When .he I.u De- ..licI up youdrr
in tbe Commercial cub tuuahl WIZ
Sou H, th,te
uur organized city builders 1re
rolue tp uetl, some bIe propositions
iouleht vitality important Goo the
grpwib and announcement of Aluu-
1icTu,. They are souE uo take up
mauerr chat viii auc,t your income
and thc cStcnt to which you pcrou-
uuy mas make good iu this g.ty Boo
tho future. Et,rvbodys business Boz
yoHf business tonight
NY 90 wake up ami set aut Co Jh.s
meeting tonight You have been
iAiblng prosperity. nov seI out and
work tor t TonIsht is tho night we
take "a slant at DE, year that b. ahead
of uz There will De- something for
SOU personally to do 10 you viii boz
present tonight und got your orders
Towns in Sew McxIoo much small
er are setting thc pace for us. And
Albuquerque hasn't set reached that
Htrgc where she ls mrgc enough Go
reft on hen iiurcln 90 sou turn Nour
deaf ear Co Opportunity snc Dos uEcIy
to SEQ on Zoo hun and visit somc-
Ono with better auditory organs. Mr.
Doodle, tn tho contrary nutwithstnnd-
ms. BE- is seldom thnt she ureuks
dnyyn tho door with an aAo and comics
in and hits you ON me head.
Niucsccn-fomtocn be- AlbuQuergur .s
Present Opportunity. she must take
hold OF 70 with united and vigorous
and industrious enthusiasm. This
commercial club is your business orr
ganimton Tor civic progress
BE on hand early ana bring u
friend
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
AN INCESSANT Cough.


A sewers cough n always grave
symptom. II may not Indicate or
Ranic disease OF the lungs Even
though the cough Is n furctionni dis
tufbance a w ~ SUFFICIENT gravity to
demand prompt attention.
Tho dropping Of mucous from tho
back part Of the nose into the throat
indicates nasal catarrh. Sometimes
this goes on Tong time BEFORE the
patient pays any attention 20 n. II
n stated ON good authority that mu-
Gus dropping into the throat IN this
way IL apt 10 excite catarrh OF the
stomach. ~ any rate. the condition
ought 10 be corrected as soon aa pos
nible.
Mrs. Bouriand. 81 Frankston. Texas,
found after using Poruna that not
only dld the incessant cough diaap-
pear but the dropping ~ mgcus into
the throat had also ceased. Read
what she says.
For ,weniy-three years I was o
constant sufferer from chronic ca
tarrh ! had severe misery and
burning IN the ton 81 my head. There
was almost n continual dropping ~
mucous Into my throat. which caused
frequent eNncctnration. My entire
system gradually became involved.
and my condition grow worse. / had
an incessnnt cough and frequent at
lacks Of bilious collie. from which Il
seemed could not recover. My
bowels niao became affected. causing
alarming attacks 81 hemorrhaEos.
Il tried many remedies. which give
only temporary relief. or no relief ne
oil az last tried Pcruna. and In
three days ! was relieved OF the bowel
depngomcnt. After using Ave bottles
was entirely cured.
Il most chceffully recommend tho
use OF Pcruna 90 any one similarly
afflicted"
People who object 90 liquid msdi.
eines can now obtain Poruna Tablets,
Ask your Druggist for Ere
Peruna Lucky Day Almana0
for 1914.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
nm mooKwonM

10 hasnt been Ions since we roe
Fardcd the theory of the hookWorm
as Hima dHsuIsc for constitutional
iazncn. Tho recent appointment of
an Aibupucr1ue physician tp take
charge of cundcd work for tho
Hockcfcll,r foundation in comuuui
this disoaaa In Central nnd sou,h
America cllsoHr attention to thc
wldo scope OF this campugn auim,
the la1y-uug.
lu eleven southern states the came
paIsn for the eradication 90 hook
worm ls heing conducted along enc
most aggressive lines. For tae quar-
Ter cnding september 800. 1919, aa,l-l
microscopic cyaminaiions were mode
FOR hookworm. This parasite of the
human body is bioodaucEcr oad
does much Injury Co iho inteeru,
lining, where ln adult ilfe he makes
HE abode for aiX 90 ten years mlcs,
dlslodeed og hymol treatment Dur.
Iva me three months a3.blt person.
have bnon troattd Tor mo disease. of
ihis number ii,stl persons were re-
ported by pnisitians and aaz2i var.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
WOMAN TRACKED BY
WEALTHY HUSBAND
UGLY CHARGE MADE

fRN LEASED Wifc 90 Evening Herald.
Los Angeles. San. go. Tracked by
her husband over trail that crossed
tho Canadian boundary three times,
Mrs. Rose Hrlder. wife of 4. Helder,
wealthy citizen Of Victoria. y. e."
was arrested today In company with
Edwin Wright auJ charged with hav-
Ing contributed f1 the dependency of
her two minor Children, Jack Hcldcr
aged md Helene agod o. The chill
dren had accom- uanied Airs. Holder
ma Wrghton CODA 10 their travels since
they lcu Jat.r home Jos Victoria.
Wright also uas lfrcsted.
Sire. He.ler Eho D. % native Of
Crrnc. England tscd 3d. and Wright
% construction Oua.nocr from IRELAND
uscd al. lot victoria two months ago
They scent 90 san Diego, Cal. ana ace
cording Co Mr Ieldcr doubled back
to Winnipeg Helder followed them
only Co learn iblt they had again
crossed The boundary ana gone "a
Minneapolis.
when HoIdcr arrived ut Minneapo'
iis Do was told Hlt Wright and Mrs
iiel6er and che children had 0cd q
Kansas Citw From Kansas city the,
came to Los Nugeles and Holder
found them here Ioday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

FURTHER LIGHT SHED
ON s0RDID TRAGEDY
IN ILLINOIS TOWN
inv Ioased Wire 10 Eveuing Herald.

Gnlcshurg, ri. Jan. 20.-New hght
On the part uuceeI 90 have been play
ga by rs year ODD Julia Flake in the
kiillng 90 hcr mother, was thrown on
tho case today hy relatives ~ the GIRL
who charged Robert liigsins her
stenfather with grave onense
against her
According 900 these relatives the Rlri
was driven frantic by the lapse OF
time which hrourht no solution To her
crushing problem and pointed intNli-
ably t0 the dpy uhcr the public must
of necessity know OF her plight.
uigelns likewise was desporate.
for his Wife Goo. vas approaching ac-
c0uchcmcut Do the confessions at
tuhutod to Thorn julia ana Hlgglns
admitted tho inumaey 0f their rHla-
iiona sir'o last May
10 tho desperation Of her situation
the relatives nitrbnte the apparently
callous appeal for ihe murder Of her
moihcr which apreafs "A fWq leiters
said io hAto Nen ~4iiten y, i've rirl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

Is not prepared? 40. bui that they
are old things now familiar aud must
OF course. be undertaken " we are TO
square our laws with the Thought aud
desire Of the country. Cntil those
things are done. conscientious bust
ness men tho country over will be
unsaiisncd. They are In these things
our mentors und colleagues We are
nov about to write the addhlubal NJ
tIcles Of our constitution OF peace, tho
peace that is honor and freedom and
prosperity"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
WILLIAM MEIER IS
MARRIED IN MILWAUKEE

George d. Nshcr to-day received
the ucwa oi the marriage oi his son.
William Nehor Goo Mls Martha Orzc-
kuUsky of Milwaukee The wcddins
orcurrod at tho home of thc bride
and Was vH .t,esd hy many friends
and Relatives the milwaukee, uowH.
uupou rof,rriug o. % lIst of handsome
wedding mftH Air Nchor who BE-
p0ssesscd ol b hoH ot friends Boo AZ
hu0uoriun. BIAS been masking his home
ln Milwaukee TOT some time whore
hc haa position Iu iho clty govern
ment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
SCHOOL BOARD TO
LET LARGEST
CONTRACT
Arranging to Buy About
$4,000 Worth Of Furniture
for New High School Build
ing.

Tho school buDrd s about Geo let
bat Be- probably tbr largest yon-
tract Cor furniture over awarded
W ths CITY, approximately S.
600 worth of furniture for the new
hirb school buildur Tho board
met thIs morning urd heard repre-
rDuiHtirDH of various furniture
BONUSES d,cidcd VIVA. thry wanted
.ud $500 receive scaled bids GOO 10 e..
900. tomorrow, Following which tho
contract nil likely Do. Iet tomorrow
afternoon The bulrI $3.50 ALSO buy
t.2OU in 1000 Opera chairs tor tho
auditorium of the new building
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

Cape Huiucn. HuytL Jan. go
.Thc raiticn government troops were
overwhelmingly defeated hy the
rebels and fled ln disorder after 90
tcrr.n" battle today two miles from
this city The minister 81 war took
refuge on board the steamer quebec.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
TAQC n me Solar
JADO Plcrus.


"~0'~V''e 80 ~ ~ = see~eSee~e
WIZ SHALL pl,. uo stumbling
. .. ........
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.t..t u..I.. N.. V..I.o fton.goo
I.r ...J r..I.
q
uff. tf.NrsAE r.tt. t.,r b,
D.r... ..5.r.Is w,. ....r. mann
Don. nI.. Dur ..p,,, r.pI..f.r, is
.tt.. t.. I'd. dino, aim r.t ..fi
.,.l.s.rf
O.
.lfg urItps.EY Al tt.po
ty.au,.d... J.r..,. a. r,Yut.
I.t" r..g. ,r. announcement
.... d. It, Sod. Worn l.r,.,.t. ,.Iii.
Dos. ,.I. H,s stood off al, ,.ustitui-
..I p..s.nm,n Win "a sa0ed .aff
Uufrun f.r ..n. day. p,.t Sol,
.... r.'.re n.. 5.c.rd.rt .a tb.
.d4.. U.r I.. ...n commitment
TfDr ,yYr.. .f yN,u .tr,.t a,
s.u.I r.r Ir..,r Irt. rr.rt ar.Ir
sa.ra. Hk. . ..,.r. l, ua.
Tyry NAVE Devised Oh Milan for
.8r ..r..utlbI. shin " Wb.t BE- worse
re.isd .s gn -tiovabIc wind aud
.r i,...,,....II. ..Y
@
THAT LORD NOISE De- the J,b
.C..um louur rs nrrftn. There
...... ... .,....t. t.d.s. g., tb. c,v..
Yir.t,D..,-sh,rp prnbl,m
O.
"NDT TO JUMP tho track and
wreck tho train af thuusht" writes
OrWu EicEotts OF Pennington.
unjust na, thot have boon trying
No memorize that verso of yours iu
rbc saIur pIexus column vhor.
,ou r.pt, about your wife maklng
MONT That Just simply ucki,d my
fuuu,Done proper know YOU
qid you borrowed It hut Think %
]. lrur hi.far,
lu you ect thc note 90 sud IKE
p.r.u.o u in.f communications
O.
ANYHOW s0mrn"1ya funny
bone hls been u.IJoa. which com.
for. OBJ. Soul 0f .h, uuorcal aud dee
pressed person vno hes GO Invent
bees borrow co. steal tlio painful
uhoczg- with which thu Co.yum is
Infested
o.
uF ALL SAD words Of tongue or
typewriter the slddrst are these.
"Hrs 3D. Luugh-tucter"
D
SOME DAY we arc going tn lust
'nst loose Hud Doe aa Funny as we
rln Uudcrakcrs pleas, take note
u
NpblSTES are cuutcnding for
greater individuality Iu Womun's
dr..s That's the trouble now. too
much uf OBJ, Individual and too Nttlr
off .ht dress
u
wa EAU.. Do. 500. trby Indians mood
.. .. t..,ittt. m tb. pr,.,ut .tnt,
lof f9. MOVING rt.tufr l,rincs.
go
A htAuItEr dI.pstch saws that
f.audon Faros.,s Ea4.sr Nonr, I'd,
r.t.., I. u.t r.r5 ,,f..Ip.fi.ts ara.
.ut.rf.Ip,b .f r..or.l br,af.ipt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
CATLIN0 CASE TO
BE HEARD TOMORROW

The .Isy COO CutHI.uu va Cuuljpo,
| Iu which there is CONS dcrablc Interest
here and boo santa o.. VIII coms up
Tor hcHrius hefnro iIdg, B1Nnulds
tomorrow. Catalina s charged with
contempt uf oourt ln hHtlug failed Co
IpuN Goo hIF divorced wife ttc alimuuy
GRANTED hl the court when the d.
Nurgo was secured. The case b. bon
practically every Way save iu the
Iamoun, of limony involved. similar
Co the famous steven C1naVau case.
|CntHIun.a bond recently WAS Increased
Too $1,000. hr wifc m1kug tine re-
quest Tor tht incrcH-r on tho ground
! thnt the man might scok Co leave the
state. farrciuug tho $500 bond pre-
| v0usit given.
The court today heard the case Of
Nou Do Field us executor of the
estate of the late solomon Luna.
|uslInt d. o. Adoms seeking juds-
mcnj Tor $4,000 and $500 ou two
notes tor those amounts. Adams in
/ his defense allegcf that both notes
lhud been paid by settlement between
/ himself and Mr. Luna and that he
gave Gao Mr Luna tract of mud In
/ SoCorru county IN settlement of the
T AAlNNlf.fili.HHs iif 'faHf Ni T N.lN VI"
Sorrcll also inyolviug an account 81
the Luna estate, WAS continued owing
I to tho essence ui judge y. a Mann
who appears for the defense and who
~ defending the Majors case la Ala
mogordo.
III, olsc OF Hall ,s Han also rs
set Tor hearing tomorrow.
james o. Brown to-day filed suit
against Mary E Son Us executor uf
tho estate OF isRhsil o. Brown and
Dorothy Brown. q minor
Probate Court
st brlef svssfb of probate court
This morning fude' Burg receives tht
final report OF clark NJ. carr as cX-
ccutor uf thC estate OF o.. a. carr,
and dismissed 10, executor
Tho hearing on tho Wall ut Louise
Metz WINS 40 fur March @.
Tho annual report of % %. Boat
right as guardian of Marie Alice
Kcmmcrrr was received and APE
proved
The court vukit auuin ou Feb
ruary when BE- IL eNpccted the St1Hu
VIII contest win he heard.
Company MoVt- Ca Albuquerque.
Attorncy 81 E Hickey yesterday
0lcd amendment to the articles of
the Coal Basin Mining company.
chanele the headquarters ct the
company from Gallup Go Alnuquor'
que.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

In commonung ou that rsrotmHI"
episode Yesterday of tuo uUos,ue
who threw ias uf Hour oIl over lho
Hon Secretary of Scotland $500 CON
.onl, mv that Do looks lIE0 deliberate
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The Washington times., 1914-08-18
Man Hunt Ends in
Library

The sedate Congressional Library
and its environs were thrown into an
uproar SHORTY before noon. when its
sacred precincts were invaded by an
excited crowd participating in a man.
hunt.
Policeman Price. OF the Ninth pre-
cinct, on his rounds in an alley off
A street southeast. saw a colored
man. he declared. drinking beer
from a bucket in public.
Such an act is violation of the
Jones Works law. Price sought to
make an arrest. but the culprit fed,
clutching his bucket to his bosom.
He circled the neighborhood a num-
Der OF times. the chase collecting a
great crowd Of trailers.
Finally. the pursuit became too
hot. and the quarry lodged into the
Library Down its still resonant
corridors he pounded, with great
crowd in pursuit. He circled the
building and lodged out another
door. but all in vain. He was cap
tured just outside, with what was
left of the contents Of the bucket.
At the Ninth precinct the man gave
the name of Walter Mckenzie. and
he was he'd for an alleged violation
of the excise law.
The Washington times., 1914-08-18
DEFICIT NOW FACED
BY SUMMER CAMPS
Outings Committee Again Ap
peaIs for Funds to Continue
Work for Needy.

The summer outings committee. in its
effort to take care of all the kiddies
who were badly in need of fresh air in
the country. is now facing a deficit II
is appealing to everyone who had not,
even in a small way, helepd this good
work in constructive citizenship 10 do
so now. The response to the appeal
already made has been good, but many
more contributions of nickles and dimes
and even greater amounts are needed
The two camps for well children and
their mothers. Camp Good Will and
Camp Pleasant. will close Wednesday
noon. five days ahead of their regular
closing time. The Baby Hospital
Camp, however, absolutely must be kept
open for at least another week. as there
are many sick babies there to whom
being sent home now would be the diff
ference between life and death.
The committee Is keeping this camp
open to save the sick little youngsters
lives, and hopes that the community, TO
all Of which this camp is a benefit. will
support its efforts. Senators, Cabinet
members, business men. men In army
and navy circles, everyone who has
visited the camps attest to their great
benefit to the community in improving
its general health and its moral at
mosphere. Everyone is urged to visit
the camps and see personally how
money is being turned into good health,
smiles, and laughter.