The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-29
Secretary Binker Believes He
Has Closed Deal With
Greatest Thriller Ever Be-
fore a Grand Stand.
THIS WITH BEECHY IS
PROGRAM IN ITSELF
Soliciting Committee Com
plete for Every Block Will
Meet Tuesday Night to Plan
One Day Campaign.

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II Secretary Tom Binkort Of the
Fair association succeeds Ia signing
the Fearless Grcogs. for whom he
has been angling Tor "a week, ne Will
have provided for the visitors 10 the
next state air one of the most thrill
ing OF thrillcrs. liz IN waiting to
hear from the Greegs' manager.
The Greegs appear in an automobile
act that carries a Red Cross hospital
outfit with L.. Not that the outfit ~
part OF the act regularly. but Il Is
always on he Gene, because there b.
no telling when Il will be needed. a
couple OF stretchers are as important
q part of the Greogs equipment as
other extra accessories. demand for
them ls always apt to arise.
In the GREGG act, two automobiles
shoot down "a steep incline, one after
the other. The first a jumps out
into space. turns three somcrsaults in
the air. and finally lands rightside
up-thnt H.. Il is scheduled to land
rightsidc up-on another plane and
scuds 20 "a finish on the level. The
second car catapults from the inyllno
behind the first. jumps tho gap he
tween the planes In an are. and lands
ON the second plane before The first
car gets thoro-that is. IL is jumping
The gap straight. while the other ,ar
is Whirling over and over in the air
The cars pass IN the air
This is "a great act and much on
ioyed by the Greggs. who ride the ears
when 10 goes right. N Il shouldn't
happen Go go right-wcll, that is what
the Red Cross nurse and strctchcr
bearers are for.
Secretary BinkeTt expects To hear
from the GREGG in a day or
two. II he gets the Grcegs. he viii
regard the main thriller" Of The fair
as a settled matter.
Negotiating With neachy.
Secretary Binkert also Is well along
with his negotiations with Lincoln
BcnChy. the daring airman. whose
stunts here were considered the most
daring ever attempted by a birdman
iu these parts. Beachy 20 quit
because of an accident n ia Hnx-
ious To show New Mexico what real
flying H.. lie is doing stunts now
which we're u%nthqught OF mt IA tulO
OF his last appearance here. Tho
fair secretary is now down 10 a qucs-
lion 81 terms with the airmnn and
hopes to close with MIN very soon.
The following committees have been
named to collect The fair suhscriptinus
from business men and citizens. they
will meet next Tuesday night aud
work out u plan which IL Is hoped win
enable them TO complete the rauNtss
in u duy
Block bounded by Fourth n Flfth
streets % Gold and Ceutrul-Iuda
George craig, Aruo HuninE % VI. r.
Powell.
Riook bounded 1y Second and Thl.i
streets and cold aud Siltcr-A o..
betz, T.. J.. Grose and A. D. OElc
Block bounded by Third and Fourth
streets and Central and Copper-H. a
LHuflaW ~ Al ffUI.N.. .HuV "A 10
Walton.
Block bounded Dos Fourth and FIrth
streets and Central ana Copper g..
futler. r Romero. Jr., and A. 81.
Hayden.
Hlock bounded boy First and Second
streets and Gold and Cnntril-Hcury
hanoW. g. O. Cuahmnn and George g..
Graham.
BLOCK bounded by Second and Third
streets aud Central and Gold-Fuuk
Mckee. Sol Benjamin and ivrre itts-
gard.
Block bounded by First and Second
streets and Gold and Silver-Beri
skinner. : Balling and " : Mcarns.
Territory between First and Second
streets south ~ Silver. a Huabs,
Wallace Hesseldcn ana Charles Ginmi
Highlands-George Arnot. Wilmui
Booth and Mayor u. H. Boatrighi.
Block bounded hy Fifth and SIKH.
NfAtfhh ana ttFNff ana lfNNihl- ~
Coleman. g. r. LoWbcr and g. Quickei
Block bounded by First an Second
streets u Central and Copper
Charles Sherwood. L. Xlt0 and state
National bank.
Block bounded by Third and Fourth
streets ana Central and Guld-E J.
strong. W. T.. Metcalf aud T. s Rosen-
wald.
Block bounded by Second and
II Third streets and Central and Conner
Don Rankin, Henry Wcsterfeld and
Dr. r. l.. Hust.
Block bounded by Copper and IL
teras and First and Second strects-
J. D.. Guodell, NJ. l. stern and j. Ko--
ber.
Block bounded hy Firth and sixth
streets o. Central and GoldwM.
Rash. A. T. Van peinse and Waiter
Weinmnn.
MisCeliuneous-D. *. y SELLERS.
Frank A stortz and r. q. Binkeri.
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