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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-04
At THE DIXIE.

To-day Miss Ormi Hawley and Ed
gar Jones in one OF those fine Lubin
dramas, THE Intrlguers," In two reels.
Bessie Eyton and Thomas Sanchi In
selg beauty, THE Old Letters"
One Of those famous George AIDE ia
bles. This extra good five-reel bill
will run all day today.
Tuesday-Louis HUFF and Earl Net
calf in an extra good tworeel Lubin.
Fate and the Fugltiyes.' Maurice
Costello and Estelle Mardo In a swell
vitgraph. THE Product" Irene Haw-
ley and James MacDermott in Two
Stray Souls" and the famous Slippery
slim in a comedy scream, Snake
vllles Rising Sons
Wednesday, fayorite Of favor
ties. handsome Francis X. Bushman,
and his new leading lady. Leona An
derson. assisted by Nell X. Craig. In
a swell two-reel Essanay, "The Shanty
a; Trembling Hill" The well known
comedian. Sidney Drew, in one OF his
feasts Of fun, "Aunties Portrait"
Robert CONFESS and Mabel Trunnell
in "The Young Mrs. Winthrop one OF
those grand Edison features taken
from Howard Bronson's noted play by
the same name Wednesdays bill
could not be better.
Thursday - Edith Storey, Antonio
Moreno and Constance Talmage in an
interesting two-reel Vi;agraph Jack
Mulhall and Vivian Prescott in All
for the Boy" Maurice Costello in a
grand vitagraph feature, "The Plot
Ruth Roland and Marshall NeIlan. in
Love. Oil and Geese"
Friday-The most beautiful tele-
rhone girl in the world, with Gerda
Holmes and Bryant Washburn in The
WAY OF a Woman" Irene Hough was
voted to be the most beautiful tele-
phone girl in all the world and can
be seen 20 great advantage Friday
with a grand two-reel Biograph, The
Crimson Moth" with handsome
George Morgan and beautiful Louise
= Vale Also the next Beloved Adven-
S turer" series. entitled. The Hold-up.
, with Arthur Johnson and Lottie Bris
5 coe.
: Saturday-Two special bills have
;. been arranged. Saturday afternoon
= "The Strange Case of the Princess,
s two-reel selig. with Stella Razeto and
5 Guy oliver. Helen Holmes in one o.
J. her sensational stories. Saturday night
p Beautiful Alice Joyce in one of those
S two-reel Kalem features. Hearst-Selil
s Weekly. and a grand Biograph.
D Remember the best list of bills evel
shown all this week
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-04


John Bell Bethany has resigned his
position with w. S. Wilson Jr., and
has returned TO his home in Hemp.
stead, where he will take charge of
business interests in which he is in
terested.
Miss Cora Dulaney has returned TO
her school at Navasota, after spend.
ing the holidays with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs, c. c. Dulaney Of
Thompson Creek.
Mrs. George NJ. Coal has returned
to her home in Houston, after spend.
ing Christmas with relatives in this
city. She was accompanied home by
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol West Jr. Of Uvalde,
who, with Mrs. Coal, were holiday
guests of Mrs. Mabel Castles and
Mrs. ]. f. Astin.
James Yardley returned TO Court.
ney yesterday, where he is teaching,
after spending the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, w. d. Yardley
of Harvey
Mr. and Mrs. w c. Boyett and Mrs.
Wade Cox have been called to Hous.
ton on account of the serious illness
of r. R. Royal, a brother Of Mrs.
! Boyett. who is nOf-expected 10 live.
Miss Charlotte Stoddard returned
to San Antonio yesterday, where she
is teaching, after spending the holi
days with her father General H. b
Stoddard.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-04
LADIES FREE,

The Jack De Forest Company will
open a three nights engagement in
the Colonial Theatre Thursday, Jan.
uary Z, also giving a Saturday matt.
nee at 2;SO, Popular prices will pre-.
vail-nights, 15c, 25c and Soc; matt.
ness, 15c and Csc.
Thursday night, for advertising pur-
poses, one lady will be admitted free
with each paid Soc admission.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-04
MRS. ANNA M. BERGMAN.
Death Claimed One Of eryan's Be.
loved Christian Mothers.

isFNN SilleAlbV "gAlIlos
Mrs. Anna Meredith Bergman died !
at her home in this city last night
shortly after u o'clock. after an III.
ness OF several months. She first
contracted la grippe IN February,
1914, and was never well any more.
A partial stroke OF paralysis followed
O. Few months ago and pneumonia de-
yeloped on Sunday, December 81 and
from that time on her condition grad.
Tally grew worse until death relieved
her suffering az The hour stated. The
tenderest possible miuistering az the
hands OF her dear children iain would
/ have stayed the -rim reaper, but the
inhrmides OF age, coupled with the
grieyous MS that afflicted her, con
quered. she paid the debt and now
is free.
She was Miss Anna Spencer before
marriage and was born in Buckins.
ham County. Virginia, in 1882, max
ing her in her eighty.third year at
the time OF her death She was edu.
Gated in a private school in Virginia,
grew to young womanhood there, and
in 1884 was united in marriage to
Rev. ]. J. Bergman. She came to
Texas in 1870 with her husband, and
short time aiterward they settled
In Bryan and this had been her home
continuously since.
sne was d member OF the Mission
ary bapust Ohuryn and All ner lie
nau been iaiJnuuI, consecrdted CHRIS
tan. one mao ina IaItn winch con
quers all things, ana Uoie ner long
suffering as can only those who are
close to God. Her faith was trimph-
ant in death. Her pastor a; the
morning service yesterday, in speak
ing of her serious condition and that
she could last but few hours, spoke
of her triumphant faith and said that
at her home there was soon to be a
great victory. Those who knew o!
the calmness of her soul could not
help but exclaim, "Oh. grave. where
is thy victory, oh, death, where is
thy sting?"
She is survived by five children
viz. Mrs. Matte B. Smith of Xii
gore. Mrs NJ. F. Barrow of Austin
S. ]. Bergman of Palestine anC
Misses Willie and Mamie Bergman
, Of this city She also leaves a nun
Der of grandchildren and great.grand
children, all of whom have the sym
patty of neighbors and friends il
their great affection.
+ The funeral will be held from tn,
family home tomorrow afternoon at
J. O'Clock, and Dr. NJ. f. Weaver will
conduct the service.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-04
SMALL BLAZE.

4 small fire occurred at the home
OF Luther Johnson at the old Baker
house on the west side OF town Satur-
day afternoon about $3.50 o'clock A
small hole was burned In the roof Of
the house. which caught from spark
from the iue. Timely work saved the
house from burning and the damage
was only nominal.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-04
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
Dixie tonight

Ato sohAbht
p. T.. Swancoat has returned from
a visit to Uvalde.
NJ. b. Riordan has returned from a
visit to Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Gordon are visiting
relatives in Calvert.
Miss Irene billiard Of Hearne Is
guest Of Mrs. J. Allen Myers.
Miss Geraldine Kelly has returned
from visit TO relatives in Marlin.
Miss Margaret Boulware Of Pales-
tine is a guest of Miss Mary Mclnnis.
Mrs. Frank Niece has returned
from visi. to relatives in Benchley.
Ask for The big rose catalogue to-
day. Grifhing Brothers, Port Arthur,
Texas
Mrs. Arte Crawford has returned
from brief visit to relatives in Well.
born.
Miss Leila Gentry spent the week.
end with friends and relatives in
Wellborn.
Mrs. NJ. w. Sims has returned from
visit to friends and relatives in
Corscana.
Mrs. II. p. Lee and little son, Ru.
dolph, have returned from visit to
relatives in Mexia
DR.. J. l.. Fountain has returned
from a visit 10 his daughter, Mrs. I'd
Price OF Chicago.
Miss Helen Holick has returned
from a pleasant visit 10 Miss AIDE
laide Glass Of Calvert
Mrs. j. w. Coulter has returned
from q visit 10 her daughter Mrs.
W. F. Hoppess Of Hillsboro.
Webb Chatham has returned to
Toyah. after spending Christmas with
his mother. Mrs r. K Chatham Sr
Miss Erma Collins has returned
from San Saba, whore she was holi
day guest OF friends and relatives
Mr. and Mrs W f. Sampson have
returned to Millican, after pleasant
visit to relatives and friends in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Taliaierro Of
Calvert are guests Of the former''
parents. Judge and Mrs. ". G. Italia
ferro.
Miss Fora Minis has returned Il
Katy. where she is teaching, after
spending the holidays at her hom'
in this city.
Mrs. r. b. Grant and children re
turned yesterday from Franklin
where they spent Christmas wit
relatives
Ira South has returned to Rice Inst
tute in Houston. after spending tn
holidays with his parents, MIR. an
Mrs. II. W. South
Miss Claire Ousley left yesterda
for a brief visit to relatives In For
Worth and Dallas, before returnin
10 the College OF Industrial Arts a
Denton, after spending the Christina
holidays with her parents, Colone
and Mrs. c. " Ousley
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-04
MR.. ]. A. PARKER DEAD.
Another Of the county's Old Citizens
Passed Away.


After a long and painful illness,
Mr.. ]. A. Parker Of Minter Springs
community surrendered TO the great
reaper at 1888 p. m. on December 20.
He was born IN Alabama July 30,
1874, and attained the ripe old age
Of 10 years and 4 month.
Mr.. Parker was an old resident Of
Brazos County, a good citizen and
Confederate veteran, serving through
all the four years Of the civil war.
He leaves a wife. four sons and two
daughters, all OF whom were with
him when the end came.
To those grief stricken ones whose
tender ministrations soothed his last
hours we offer our slncerest sym.
pathy. A FRIEND.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-04
HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS

Winifred Washburn, Flynn,
+. l.. Durbom, St Louis.
G. L. Dasbch, San Antonio.
]. w. Weems, Houston.
r, d. McKaig, Lyle,
o. T. Christoffer, Mart.
Stuart Written, Pecos.
r. NJ. Duckworth, Clay.
r. w. Clarkson, San Antonio.
L. NJ. Bradbury, Franklin,
]. B. Mcintosh, Calvert.
S. F. Davis, San Antonio.
G, Lingenfetter Louisville, Ky.
Charles Phillips, New York.
Mrs S. Butler, Brookline.
Fred Butler, Brookline
Mrs. ]. Boutrone and daughter
Sabine Pass.
j. G. Turby, Houston.
II. S. Tritch, Dallas.
A. c. Lambert, Hearne
c. c. Gates, Marlin.
Better a sour stomach than a SOU
mind
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-04


D. j. Mcdonald visited the Guy TO-
day from WheelocS
Wiley Kelly was VISITOR 70 the
city today from Tabor
j. Harris was Fisitof 70 the CITY
today from cottonwood
Morgan Gloss was visitor TO the
city today from COTTONWOOD.
DR. W. F. Odom ana J' C. cloud OF
kurten were 10 the city today
DR.. George +. Lee was ln the cry
on business from "e'ibom today
sherin 7. c. Num- ieit To-Day Tor
visit TO North Texas on business
George Williams OF 'oIe'eW was
amons the visitors 10 me siil ioaat .
George b. HensaTlInr was IN uH'
city on business TO-DAY ifom Neiloorn.
DIR. +. II. Oo.larl'i "heeIock i'.
turned today from o. VISIT 10 relatives
in Houston.
j. w. ana Henry sheppard We're
among those VINO visited me city TO-
day from hur.en.
j. V. Brosdon OF montgomery was
here the past TWO DAYS loohine aitei
business matters
, Mrs. T. stockton has returned tc
her nome ID Malone aiter d 'isi' %
her sister Mrs T. A ADAMS.
Mrs. Charles stephan and Miss Incl
stephan nave returned rom WISH
10 relatives ana iTlenas I'D houston
MIS- James y. Neillns mas returned
10 her nome ID san antonio a''er
pleasant WISH 10 relatives ~ THIS city
/ MISS virginia spence mas returned
10 the state university al Ausun' al
Ter spending the christmas MONDAYS
WIN her parents fIoi' ana MIS-. u
w spence OF 'oHese'
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-04

Miss Mary Mistrot OF Waco was a
guest of her grandmother. Mrs. w.
II. Wilson. for the New Years dance
given at the Elks' Club.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-04
THE WEATHER

Forecast Till 7 p. M. Tuesday.
Unsettled tonight and Tuesday
rain tonight or Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07
FEVER|SH
CHILD IS BILIOUS
OR CONSTITUTED
Look. Mother; ~ TouRnie Is Coated
Give 'C~allformIa syrup
of FIGS"

Every mnther realizes. after giving
her children California syrup %
Figs" that this u their Ideal laxar
live. because they love ila pleasant
taste and u thoroughly cleenses tae
tender little atomach. liver and bow
eis without eriping.
when cross, irritable. feverlsh or
breath II bad. stomhch sour. look at
the oneue mother 10 coated. give
a teaHpoonfui OF this harmless fruit
laxative and IN a few hours all the
foul. conrtipstcd waste. sour bile and
undigcsted food passes out Of the
bowels. aud you have a WELL playful
child again. When it, little system
n full Of cold. throat sore, has ON
.ach-ache. diarrhoea, indigestion, collie
remember, a good INSIDE cleusing'
should always be the first treatment
gtlen.
Millions Of mothers keep "Caiifor-
Mo Syrup Of Figs" handy; they know
n teaspoonful today saves a sick child
tomorrow Ask your druggist for a
5O-cent hottie % "Cnilfornia Syrnp
Of Figs" which has directions for
babies. children III al ages and
grown-ups printed on the bottle. He
ware OF counterfeits sold here. 80
don't be fooled. Get the genuine
made by california Fig syrup cons
pany."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07
CHILDREN's r
OFFERED TO REMEDY
CONFLICTS OF LAWS

Washington. Jan IA chlldren's
charter. embracing an the accepted
standards of child welfare. was pro-
posed by Edward \. Chopper, secrc-
tary for the northern states OF the
national child labor committee, ia
an address before the national child
labor conference here today. { o rem
edy the confusion Of activities In the
several states. lie said the national
child labor committee proposed to
draft such a comprehensive cNposi-
ton OF child welfare, not only setting
forth model laws Tor Tho regulation
Of child labor. but the system of ju-
Ivenllo courts and all other phases OF
child welfare work.
Nearly every state In the Union
has today on its statute books a great
mass Of legislation for the welfare OF
children" ne said. Some az u ia ar
chaic. some is extreme, much r. lack
Ing 10 make q coherent and comprc-
hensive. and o. surprisingly large por-
ton H. involved In contradictions ANA
connicts with other provisions. A
few years ago this condition waH Of
| ncially recognized IN Ohio, whore the
general assembly appointed a com
mission Co Codify the states child
welfare legislation This marked the
first step taken In this country toward
the logical working out of child wei
fare legislation example whief
should be followed By other statea'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07

Whereas, " Is provided by law that
Justices OF the Peace and C~onstRbIcs
shall 0e elected on tho second Monday
in january OF every other year, aud
Whereas. the elections for such pur.
pose are held In January Of each odd
Numbered year.
Now. therefore. " y proclaimed
and orderd By the board Of county
commissioners OF Bernalilio county.
Now Mexico. that an election win be
held In said county on Monday. the
nth day Of January. 1915. and that
the object Of sa5d election Is. 20 elect
ore Justice OF the peace and one con-
s,ahlo In each and every precinct OF
xaid county.
And Il IL further proclaimed and
! ofdc.c Ell that said election VIII be held
nalilo sEaty az tho following named
Places. tc-Wit:
f'rtc!nct No. 4 {. san Jose-At the
house OF J. Felipe Alwijo.
Precinct No. ?. Del Rio-At the
house OF Julian ArmiJo.
Precinct No. .. Alnmeda--At tho
house of Meiquiades Martipaz.
Precinct No. 4, Ranchos o. Alhu-
querque-At the house OF Pedro Ro-.
nero.
Precinct No. s. Los Barelas-At the
house Of Policarpio sanches.
Precinct No. 8. Los Padillns-At the
school house
Precinct No. Z, San Antoulo-At ito
house OF Charles Kemp.
Precinct No. 5. Los Grlegos-At the
house OF Greeorio Garcia.
Precinct No. .. Ranchos de Atrisco
AT the house az Salvador Armljo.
Precinct No. 10, Escoboaa-At the
house OF Frank Mora.
Precinct No. As, Pajnrlte-At the
house OF j.. r. Hubbell.
Precinct No. -. Aibuquerque-At
police headquarters. North Second 81.
Precinct No. 10. Old A~i3uqucrquc--
Al Society hall.
9recinct No. "a. San Ienacl0-At
house OF Nicolas Herrera.
Precinct No. IS, Santa Bnrbasa--At
the house Of Toriblo Arehuieta.
Precinct No. 2g, La rijcra-At the
house OF Rafael Griego.
Precinct No. 20. san Antonito-Ai
the house OF Epifanio Garcia.
Precinct No. 80. AibuuuerQne--Ai
the ONCE OF John Borradalie, ssouth
Third street.
Precinct No. IS. Asriaco-At ths
house OF Jose Seyerda.
Precinct No. "a, Chilli All ths
house Of Anastario Gntierrex.
Precinct No. IS. Los Duranes--Al
the house Of Jose Hemliio Duran.
And Il Is further proclaimed ars
ordered that the polls Of said election
shall be open on said iith day o.
January. 1915. from , o'clock in th'
forenoon until 8 o'clock In tho after
1 sloon OF said day.
ri AIFRED OHuNSFELD,
Chairman, Board Of Count,
Commissioners.
. Attosf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07
BIACKLEG VACCINE
FURNISHED FREE TO
GRAZING PERMITTEES

4 recent bulletin ~ the department.
Of agriculture states that vnccinc FOR
protection AGAINST blackleg ls FUR
nishedf free to those stockmen hold
ing grazing permits ON the national
forests.
The bulletin says:
Persons who Craze cattle on the
national forests are daily making a
large number of requests Of forest
officers for blackleg vaccine. which
Is supplied free OF cost To those who
have cattle grazing permits The vac
cine IL furnished by the department
Of agriculture.
For several years past the depart
ment has furnished free 20 cattlemen
who are permitted on the forests TINS
hlackleg vaccine, IN order that they
may protect their herds from the
losses caused by the disease.
Before vaccination against hinckleg
was introduced the annual losses TO
the stockmen were very heavy, IN
some cases running ~ high as so per
cent OF an owners calf crop. n
disease e. confined principally Ia AMI
mails between the ages Of six and ~
months, comparatively few being at
tackled after they are a year and a
half old. Calves v%accinated before
they are six months old are not rem
dored immune Tor more h n tow
months and must be revaccinntea'
hence stockmen walt until their
calves are past that q before vac
clnating. 4 better practice h 10 vac
| climate the calves at the age Of io"I
60 six months, again az one year OF
age. and still again one year later
Vaccination, however is not q cur
for animals already infected with me
| disease. though II prevents a healshs
caif from becoming infected. The
disease appears to be most preValen'
| during the fall months, hut whs'e
vaccination h followed regularly wv
annual losses from blacklcg nave
been practically eliminated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07
COLORADO C0RRECTs
ERRoR IN
ELECTING HER SPEAKER

Denver, Colo, Jan. 7.-~~Corrcctlon
Of yesterdays technical error n the
election OF Philip D. stewart az
speaker before the oath had been adj
m~iniatered "a members 81 the house
ana conferences Of the legislative
committee on Inaugural ceremoniei
with Governor r. N. Ammons and
0svernor.clec Georee A. Carlson fen-
turcd the activities at the state house
today.
The Inauguration OF Governor-elect
Carlson and other state officers will
de held Tuesday. January ~. and IN
accordance with the Wishes OF the new
executive will he marked by simple
ceremonies.
The house today adopted a Joint
resolution 20 request Secretary OF
state Bryaa 10 use the means Of hiI
office 20 aid IN locating Henry G. Dol
singer. a representativc-elec who was
last reported 60 be In Mexico.
In correcting yesterdays technical
error In the selection Of q speaker
siewers Fincher, Democratic hooi
leader. today presented the name o.
Philip v. stewart, Republican. fol
that Office and pledged him the sup
port OF the % Democratic members
on roli call Mr.. tsewart'E election wai
| made unanimous. Questioned bi
Representative A.. s. Andrew o
pueblo whether Mr.. stewart should
again be sworn ~ speaker. Repre-.
| sentative r.. N. sahin in the chaii
ruled that Il as not necessary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07

By the Brst of next month the ne y
hosting plant OF the Bonney COM
pany Will be IN operation and sinking
win he in progress on the new shaft.
The company plans to go down 500
feet IN order 20 fully test the miner
allied area nov being worked. The
shaft IL now 500 feet deep New boil
ers, engines. compressor. drills. etc,
are about ready for operation. Like
the SO mine, the Bonney ore bins ARE
taxed to their capacity awaiting bet
ter ruud conditions so that ore can
be hauled 20 the a. and y. NJ. nall
road Prospects Tor larga produce
ton from the Bonney In 1915 are
among the best In tho local mining
field.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07
FIGHTERS HELD TO
HARD PACE IN
TRAINING
Kid George and AL. Smaulding
Work zealously to Prepare
Wallops for Each Other
Inman Referee.


whirlwlnd windups 20 tho consist
ent grind Of training of Kid ueorge
and Al SmauldinE. the principals IN
the ten-round contest % be held FRI
day night az the Cactus a. e. at
trncted a large crowd u fight fans
to the quarters of the Hight heavy
weight battlcrs Yesterday afternoon.
In addition to doing considerable
iight work, both boxers donned the
gloves for a few rounds with their
sparring partners. each putting IN the
hardest days work since they ihnu-
gurated training. Iieht work will be
the csrd In both camps tomorrow.
the scrappers only going through a
looseninE up process In order 20 keep
In tip-top shape for the contest.
Georges Work Impressive.
Al the Cactus club gym the work
OF George was even more impressive
than that Of the preceding day, the
Sacramento 10y cutting loose on his
sparring partners and enabling the
fans 60 get q definite line on his true
form. Immediately after the WORK.
out betting on the contest took a de-
clded jump. the odds at the present
writing favoring the northerner by a
substantial margin. a c~lean-cut
young fellow named Jimmy Kelly pnt
In an appearance at the gym and
Travelled three fast rounds with
| George. after which sailor Phillips,
a hard hitting middiewcight. pulled
on the leather and wcnt two Inter
esting rounds with the tough callfor-
nian.
supporters Of smauldlng were en-
thsuiastic over the showing of theiI
~favorite yesterday afternoon, the
local fighter injecting considerable
ginger and speed into his Workout
smaulding after his workout w:un
his sparring partner appeared In ex'
~cellent physical condition. and Is con-
fident that the fight Will never 70
the limit so far as he Is concerned
Tho respective standings of Icorsf
and Smaulding in Tho pugilisti'
world. together with the fact tina
they boxed a hard ten-round go here
on December rs, has made the bou
one n the most attractive from Q
standpoint OF public interest hat nal
been arranged here for some time
Promoter Wilfong yesterday picked
Fred lnman To- act as the third mar
IN the ring Friday night.
THE rule against hitting In clinchei
viii be In force.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07
CAR SPEEDER rs
N Z LACK OF
TAG OVERLOOKED

Leo Mason. n recent arrival from
San Rafael. was arraigned IN the city
court this morning charged with ex-
ceedlng the speed limit In his auto
mobile on West Central venue last
night. Policeman Byrnes made the
arrest.
when Macon was arrested his car
was innocent Of any sort OF tag. lie
had neither state o city license 70
drive. lie told the court that he had
owned the car only about two weeks
and that the man who sold II to him
didn't tell him he needed licenses
~ was told that an | had 10 do was
to get II and drive" said Muzon.
lie was fined $40 on the speeding
charge. He win nt himself out with
licenses.