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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20

Min %eniimGiiefii ie nostaa rintaania,
lepittGen i%iipidniG, napttGGfieen Jos.
TO tGtd %iituruutta blomatoan. Ga.
malta ie antaa pmmGrt1G, eta Main
iltlrelle fuliluu baIIitusmalta ia ill
loin pienet pois ebestG. 8arofaamme
noita iuuruufiia ia ottafaamme
&ristufien faptos eiifitnafiemme,
min iilloin on meiIIG boriumaton
fanta elamdsidmme.
@ttG &anialIisfirffoIla on tuIe.
Daiiuus, tdpp OLD lama |ajatus fun
oil &ristufiella SeeiufielIa. SiII6
waiffa SGn oil SumaIanpoifa ,ei hi
fenut moitofii ola SrmaIan faltai-
men, maan otti orianmuobon pGdnen-
Ia ia tuli muitten ibmisten mertaifef-
Il, - n0prpptti itieniG ia of fiiole.
maan iaaffa fuuliainen ia riStin flo.
lemaart asti." SGmGn tprtofii SGr
poitti Ia on faanlit omafieett fiifistii-
mattpman ballitufien, fuaItafunnon,
jonfa perustufiet Ell fpdpiie. Gen
muofii ottafoa tie faniaIlisfirfoiiet, te
emanfeeIiiet bliomioonne nGmG TO-
tiiu6et, oppifoat maeltamaan raffau-
ben noDrppoesiG. &c &aniallisfirfon
papit olette tebnpt bpmGn pG1tofien
fun ~perustitte II. +. meljepsliiton.
Sppifaat ~meliepttG, ettG teitG tunnel
taiiiin Seeiufien oppilaifii ia nGrttG-
litte tciieIGmGsiG tpbiifii fen pm-
mdrrpfien, ettG te oIette riitaiiiu.
Oialta tGGlIG teitG moititoon riitoi-
fifth ia naapuri f~irffounta ia monet
muffin fGptt1mSt mollotusaiecnoon
iitG, eta Standardization papit oipat
f~esfenG1n riitaiiia ia min emanfeli-
nmin iaarnanne j%oiltitii iiinG buo.
noon buitoon. SIen fuitlliit motlen,
monen S..Spnobin ierrafnnnan
miettipGn 3aniaIIisfirffoon pbtp-
miStG. OIempa fiiiillit npfpiin g.
Spnooin ieiirafunniSia toimimain
pappeinfin miettinGn &aniallisfirf-
foon pbtpmistG. Suomesia on Mint
ifGGn emonfeeIiiet aIfuneet antaa
tirnnustusta MmerifaSio toimimalle
Notwithstanding.
2opufii: Saarnotfaa rohfeasti
moan eipanfcIinmio, fila ie on SSii.
malait moima usfopiIIe a~rtiuoefii
ia muistafao barioittaa weIiellistG
roffantta ia meIieIliiesiG raffmioesio
pbteistG raffaiitta, iilIoin on teiIld
MOTTO iianfaiffiiesti.
SlistiiS SoonoS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20
re ovat Wdett0mi1
pilvi6"

Hitfien poltailmoien palIitesit
faipataan ia6etta. Sosfiis fdpfir
taimas miistaffi, piImet labestptpGt
On FUN fuuIiii iateen fobinaa
"Dib6oinfin iaamme iaoettal" =
O6otettiin, mutta pilwet b~aibtuimat
eifG iabetta tullutfaan.
T6IIaifia tiiiiIten aieltapia, ipeoet
t0miG piIpiG otpat faiffi ne it5eGGr
i~bantelepat ia faiinispufuiiet pill,
faaiat, iotfa maeltapat omien ii1ma'
lattomien bimoienia idIfeen. Seiut
on SumaIan Jana fabletitpaa paffoa,
"Hois ie, fosfa ie on meta mastaau
Dee tarpitiemme iiiuria aatteita ia
uuiin ibanteita HGir Ge
iiilistaipat oppejaan, p~Iist1p1t epG.
usfoaan ia lupaamat ipapautta ia
onnea ieliraajilleen. Mutta SumaIa
feboittaa meta nGIttGmd6n ielIaiiid.
Sumalattomilla ei ole raubaa. Sc
-pmat minimum lainebtima meri tabi
naItaiiet fpirat. "Seiodn f~aootufien-
ia Ell mafaa."
8e6ettomien pilpien faltaiiia o.
pat mpostin faitti wadrdn opin
iaarnuaiat ia itiebursfau6en rafen,
tajdt, friten apostoIi Hietari firioit.
tao: "Wutta NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eiiintpi fantasia, niinfuin teioanfin
fesfuuoesianne on oleipa palbeen-
opettaiia, jotfa lalaa tlopat iiiaan
turmiolIiiia b%arbaoppeia, fieltGipGt-
pi Serranfin, iofa on beioGt ostanut,
ia tiiottawat itielleen dfilliien peri-
faoon." 2 Yiet. 9: 1. Scum BELLA on
enfelimGistG n0prppttd ia illfiien
jrmaliiuuben miiotoa, boufuttelefpat
be boriupia iielnia waltoibinia. "Se
parantapat minun faniani tpttGren
baapan b%elpoimmiten, ianoen:
"&alba, rauba"! maiffa eli raubaa
olefaan." SilIG mitG raiibaa ibmis-
toistG ia aifomufiista tilee, jog TO-
mintoperi fielletGGn tabi peitetGdrt
tabi a~itaufiiin ia iGriestpfiien taafie
fGtfetGGn. "Soota mielG, ooota tpie.
la!" Nain be ianomat. So fania o.
oottaa. Mlttta Iopufii tiiIee malitus:
"glonaifa on mennpt, fei6 IN loppii-
nut ia me emrne ole pelastetlt." Sci
rotiit tpe6ettomdt pirfuetl 8arta ieI-
Iaiiia.
&irffo-iiG Iueustiinis, fertoo,
fuinfa montanoIais -labfelaiiet pitt
,pdt Z mitotta tpbiGd pifaria bdnen
buuIillaan mafuutellen, eta fplG
tdstd bppG tulee, oSotd mainl @as-
ia piispa Imbroiiufien iaarnojen
faiitta iai bdn fuulla etpanfeliumin
totrllben, iofa tefi bdnet papaaffi.
@ebettomGt pilmet bplfGamGt
Serran ianan: "&atio, be opat bpI-
jGnneet Serran ianan, mitd niiiaut-
ia pitGiii BELLA olemaan."
Srans &drfi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20
(Satf.)

Tastori u. Soapaien firielmGn ia
Sitomi-S pnooin Notwithstanding
nan ielostufien luettuaan eiitti Db.
tpmisaiiaa malmistamaan malittit
fomitea Ieuraaipon mietinn0n:
"SamalIa fun fomitea ipmGsti POI
befiuu iitG mGGrGG fantaa,, mile
Suomi-S pnobin pbtpmistoimifunta
ia firfoIIisfofous on aiettunitt oiot-
taesioan ilmeistd baIuttomuiitta teb'
oG pienintGfGGn rotfaiiemaa pdGtostG
pbtpmisaiian e~oistGmiiefii ia foetta'
esiaan i1IpttGG iiitG ippn ndGrien o.
Iettomusten p~ernsteeIa 4aniallis.
firffofunnaIIe, ppptdG ie mposfin
eiittGG miiiitamia niistd ipistd, ioi-
Den piiofii firffofuntamme pbtpmis-
t%oimifuntd eli ole poinltt uiiosia toi-
mia toiiin tai enempGG FUN ie on
tebnpt. Sort slrtburin firfoIIisfofo-
ufielIe 10. 1914 IdbettGmGsiGGn fir
jeImdsid Iauiui Siiomi. Spnooin Of.
tpmistoimifunta m. nj. %ieuraaipaa:
Observation-Disclosures Soo.fonopoI-
la fotioi iuotopofii, ettei pbtpmistG
toimiteto IiioIIiieIld fiirebtimiieIIG,"
ia fun Suomi.S pnooin puoIeIta ei
fittemmin ole Iainattii mitGGn biio.
miota Mile eb6otifiiIIe ia pGGtofiiI.
Ie, ioita 3oninIisfirffo ON fofoufies.
ioon pbtpmisfDipmpfien eoistdmiief.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20
San gnsfirf, isis.
@uoriioieuran idien.

S~poGmeIIinen fiitos faiffiue fam
ialaiiille, iotfa opot meta QUITO
meet, topolla tai toifelIo FUN tuIi-
polon fmitta menetimme buoneen ia,
paotteet. &iitos mposfin 2ouri
NiemelIe poimoistoon fiin fer6Si
nellie opio ($24.35) iefd gpb6n
RoamoIin i%eitrofunnon pboistpfieIle
antomastaon Iabiosta.
STA plbdinen Iobianne poIfitiee
morirr fertoiiesti. Gtitaoanrpi on an
too fiiin ottao.
ystGmppoeIIe Mrberionin perbe..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20

q fatiellesiamme Sanen iniirta bp.
wppttGdn. 8aiffafin iielufpibollinen
oIati aboistoa iitG Serron ~piisfuista
lalmoo ia tabtoo iitG ieiiloa Min
FUN niiuia, Min on meillG fnitenfin
eiiriifoilia SiGn tpfonG iofa puoItaa
meitd. SGn joboottaa iotifpan fon-
ienia iublimaon Iuonnon iuitres5a
temppeIisiG. SGneIIe olfoon bin fii-
tos ia fitnnia.
BppoGmme ~Iauiiio mpos ipoGmel.
liiet fiitofiet, pstGpGt teine faifiIIe,.
iotfo otitte oiaa jubIiimme. Snofoonr
armon Siimala, ettd faiiimme pieIG.
fin fofoontua tGlIaiiiin jublatiIoi.
iulfiiin. Saammebon fiIIoin pb6en
fanion Gapiina ia pb6en iiGn lapiinag
fiittGG iuurta SiimaIaamme ia ia.
l%oiiella iuomenfieIeIIG faiuttoa fooin
tunteet fuuIuwiIIe i~uurten taistoin
tanbuiIIe.
Sunnuntaina mielG iaimme niet-
tGG berttaiiia betfiG, ioIIoin loor.
rtaiipat pastorit 8. @iiotioloinen io
S. $aafana aamnpGipGIla Yaooocf'-
i'll ia iItapdimdlId &eo @pen firfoI-
Ia.
H1inriSnSp,,rou ;Uyo,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20

- Mstabula Sarborin ia Sairport
Sorborjn em. Iutb 9aniaIIisieura-
fiinta piirisi6 on iuIasti %papinpaif-
ia %aiponaiiefii futen toiiesia paifas-
ia IebteGmme oIemasto i~Imotufiesta
ndfpp, 80 pm iiidllG bafufeIpoisten
boettapofii Iufien bein0f. Is p.
eIof. 10 p:G1n f~iiIuesfa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20

- NiitG Suutoman SfGnen oiia.
miebi6, ioiIla on pieId Sliitamun
aGniG mppmdttG, febotetaan fob
teIioamin piel6 niitG nppmGGn RE
pedsti ia tilittdmddn robot nellie.
On ie Iebti feidIebti, iopipa iofaiien
Iuettapafii nGin fesfifeiGn aifana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20

Serran iitmSt tarffaatpat man.
bursfaita ia bGnen formania beioGn
b%illtodnid. is-.. III .ii&ii~t~
! Miltto $erron fosipot otpat pa
bdntefiiit1 pdstaan, b~GpittdGfien-
I'd maasta beiodn muistonia." 9i.
81: 16 II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20

&iioIIit. Hastori @m. @illi.
amfon, Msbtabula Sarbor, .. on
~pitfdlIifen fairaiioen uiiiputtamana
waipumit fiolon iineem t. t. Is p.
Maiiba bGnen tomliLleen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20
SGriestd aiiaii him ettei H.
MULE fosfann ole erittGin fiirel
Ole Iuia mafaumufiesiaii ia
fdiIpt6 mielenmaIttiii.

Diff aina pibettGpG ieitraa
nioen fansia, iotfa oipat paremmat
fiiin me life, iefG firioisia ettG ieu-
raeldmdsiG - ie diff terpeelIiiintG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20

- Chm Minn. itien6iien &aniaI-
Iisieurafiinnan papinipirfa on iplas-
til boettai6ofii emf elof. 10 p:ddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20

Bast. 6. Omasfainen on tGlIG
piifoIIa mituttanut @storiasta, Ore,
&eeolp, gaI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20
P0ytdkirja

tebtp @merifan Suomalaiien
@m. 2utb. &aniallisfirffofun
nan 1S:sta fpuotuiiesia fir
folIisfotoufiesia Waplesia,
@is., feiGf. 80 p. = beinGf.
1 b. 1916.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20

Entered as second-class matter ia
nuary II 1906, at the post office at
~Ironwood, Michigan under the Act Of
March 3, 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20

Teimitus eli sailyts kirjoituksia, joi-
Ia eli vol julaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20
: 9obioio MuttoiaIIe:

- 2abioia MuttaiaIIe: -
Iorie 2ingrein, Calumet, Micb LOO
@iistaatpa &Gbdrd, Calumet
UlCD. .OU
g. @aitano, Calumet Micb. -. .25
6. SubtaIo, Calumet, Nicb... .25
SO. Saoipisto, SamiIton, Mont 100
TiIoo Sill, Wirginia, Minn. =. 100
antti &upsfo, gonbusfirf,
W1s. l.UU
Irs. u. Suusfo, @~anbusfirf,
isis. ................. so
%rs. ". 2episto, g~onbusfirf,
isis. ................. 1.OO
Muttoian pstGipd ........ LOO
Moria Niemi, MopIe, isis 80. so
6. 2einc, IiItomri, Wont. =. 100
ISM. Feterion, Grommel,
Wiint. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.OO
S,oo Niemi, Buffalo, 9. Daf. LOO
Motti @osfi, g~reecbpoo6,
Wicb. 1.OO
s. ailpoien f:tta Sronipooo
Wicb. ................. 100
SOban aolIio Calumet, mieb 100
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20

Rahat lahettkk1yp joke suoras-
taan rahassa tai expressi eli pankki-
yekselissa tahi posti money-orderisGa;
dollaria pienemmRt summat voidaaH
lahettHR sentin postimerkeissH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
bASkETbAllERS
FORM LEAGUE;
kElEHER HEAD
Six Teams to Go Through Six.
week Season; First Games
Saturday Night at the
Armory.

organization of the city basketball
icngue vas effected last night AT a
melting at the lrmory There are siS
teams IN the lcaguc-lndian school.
high school. national guard. Albu-
qucrquc business college. United
States forest service and University of
Ncw Mexico.
Officers were elected ~ follows:
President. w. y kclchcr. secretary.
Lc, W. Walker, treasurer. captain J.
~ Toulouse. tn" following were
elected To- the board If manaRcrs:
Captain Toulouse. r. f. Hutchinson.
Principal J. W. Giltncr. J. T.. Good"tl
ana Hugh Brl an
The season will last stN weeks
Games will b. played Tuesday and
saturday nights 40 the armory. The
schedule viii start next SATURDAY..
when tho forest service ana compan"
and IA university and the business
college VIII meet
Charles Lcinbkc Is the official rel
cree.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
bARElAS PARENTS
URGEO TO SPANK
RECKLESS KIDS
Sheriff's Office Receives Com.
plants to Dangerous Prac.
tice of Hanging on Cars In.
dulged in by Youngsters.

Complaints have been made to tno
sheriff : office against the practice OF
"hitchinS on street cars bN the bows
ct Bnrclas. several marrow escapes
have been observed ana - Is aid that
uuless the boss are checked In their
practice a fatality II only a matter of
time.
The boys nave , trick of hanging uu
the rear fender a. h ear starts TOT
town. They are out of sight aad even
more out of reach ~ the onc-maH
crew AZ the front Of the ear. ana can
hang and ride az Tar as they please.
Usually they drop on after . tap
- a block or two. but there have hocn
cases. when tho ar gets a clear tracts
and sails down town under fun hca l.
way. IN which the small boy on th'
rraT fender admit dare let go and
was carried all the way 10 town
The authorities and The trolley mpl
A." almost helpless to put an ,1d tn
the pricti,e. ana action. % H. silG. ls
up 80 the parents Of IA" boys Some
stern warnings. folIow.d A. needed pN
spanking iS believed to be the best
remedy a; hand
Complaints against the boys have
been Ned b. The trolley men. ns dep
uiy shcrlfs on duty ~ Hurcld- iud
others rndorshcrG Dick l.cvls Boa
noted the practice himself
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
TAKE
KEEN INTEREST IN
bETTER|NG RANCE
Forest Office Statistical Re.
port Shows a Gratifying
Amount of Diff Fence Built
ana Goodly Numbered Tanks

\ statistical rcpor; for the n-. ]
year ending juno 30, 1918. gives 'l,
total amount ct drit fence 1lilt uu
the forests iu this district us l.o5l
mites, ana the total number of stoct
'nnks rs ipl Three hundred twont
rieht miles of these fences ana rs
90 the stock tanks were constructed
during the fiscal year 1871. and ~
miles ut drift fences and 80 tanks
We're constructed during the fiscal
year 1913. The progress made ia
range improvements of this luhd the
past two years indicates that permit
ccF have taken q keen interest in tho
matter.
Data submitted bN the fufcst super
Nisors last year on cost of water dc
vclopment IN unused ang estimate
the cost at HE per acre. Nearly al
new range h. opened hN ,hc OF
stock tanks. the average cost 81 VIII. IA
h. estimated a. S3sa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
N0PTUARY


The Christian Science church VIII
have charge of the funeral ~ Frank
/. Snusa. which viii be held tomorrow
afternoon ~ : SO at Fronch's chapel
Burial viii be la FtiTyieN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
ABOUT PEOPLE you
KNOW
Henry hauls baggage. Phone $50.

Auto springs-korbcr's Garage.
stove and furniture repair.n s pack
ing, Phone ilSi lts ". told.
Dudley Ewing ot Pennington y
here for a day or 80 on business.
j Il. Galusha. dcpdty United states
marshal, returned lasi night from a
WIS.,, u eastern New Mexico.
Miss Edna L.utz. of Santa Fc. enroll
ed In the local business .uiicgc yes.
tcrday.
Born. Ia Mr aud Mrs. Julian Drey-
fuss. uI 3ti North Eleventh street, a
son
No. 10 was four hour, late TN,
morning due tn delays west of CAT
lup.
Joseph Tiichert. well known m"r
chant Of Las Vegas, is here today nn
business.
+ L. Myers. superintendent NJ IN"
New Mexico division oi the santa Fo
Is here today IN business.
} 4 u. Peters, OF the Suilic- Peters
Furniture company. yesterday rcCeit-
ed word Of the death in Plant CIty
Fla, OF his father. O. ". Peters.
r. = Tale, of Springer, a stockman
was here yesterday. lie reports the
range conditions In that section are
excellent.
Mrs Harry = A%spinwnll and her
mother Mrs, phillp Bryant, lett this
morning for a stay ut several weeks
Ia california.
Special conyucation Of no Grdude
Chapter No. 4 u \ NJ. TINS evening
at : 30 for work In the NJ NJ. and
T.. NJ degrees. By order 81 the n =
John r. McF.e, il. of Santa Fc. re-
turned 20 his home IN the capital atst
night after spending several lays with
Leo Murphy here.
W. T. Gurvido. travelling freight aul
passenger agent for the Santa r" az
r. I'aso. II IN the city for Il hrict bust
ness visit.
Three modern bungalows have been
completed on 'edar avenue between
Central and cold avenues Mr. ana
Mrs. Joe Hcf2H'rg are The owners
g. -. Clogs ID l. Boyd u T. !
Mitchell max. up q party ui santa Pc
employees VINO arrived from CLOVIS lt-t
night for u brief stay here on bu-i-
hess.
Ralph Ginsperg, a graduate OF the
local business college. has gone to
NI1slow Ia take a place under super
intondcnt O.; "a Tuttic, OF the Santa
Fc.
AIRS Francs Stro1p, q negroes
found wandering about .th" city aud
trying Ia enter homes. was dcclar"I
insane aud .mmitted &" the state"
as, lum yesterday
Dr ". T. nef. a member "i tie
state board ui health, Was IN the ci'N
last night ON his way rom m" ,ipi-
tai where a meeting of the board NI''
held recently. lo Roswell
The Ladics Nd suuioty ut IA" CON
gIcgdtionil Dn. rcn viii meet Thurs
daN Afternoon January li. AT IA"
home Of Mr skinner COS south
Arno street u ~ especially urged
that there Doe large a,cnddn'c. as
matters 90 uportancc viii hc DIS
yuss"d.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED
FOR 2O7 WEST GOLD AVE.

Two buIldi permits were issued
rs Inspector NJ Murgan durins the
week ending terday as follows
y Mtrabcl az West Gold tN"uu"
new front u, floor and un"-Story
brick addition 4 rear To- the ailcA.
I. ] Abb.s, Sa5 North Eighth
street GENERA. repnirs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
Funeral OF Mrs. lIakaick

Tn. bodS OF Mrs George y Ba1a
REX vas shipped last night by g. r.
French II was accompanied hy the
husband ana small daughters The
funeral is To- hc held iu Chl,uro,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
Y. M. C. A. WILL ELECT
FIVE DIRECTORS FRIDAY

Fiyc directors. to serve three ,cita.
will b" elected D., the y n e. \ un
FRIDAY The directors whose terms
expire az, Reuben Perry. j. y ncru.
don \ H. Martin, " I. Hawkins and
- J. ~Abrhamcs They have been RE-
dominated \ g. Stroup john Milne
and - : Itoscuwnld have u,cn NOM
mated fu, the advisory committee
n is announced ttnt y NJ ii,uuius.
recently elected paid secretary, VIII
take charge February T. hcnuiug BE-
nov az Fort scott Kan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
THE WEATHER.

FbNECAsT Tonight fair. I
alightly colder. east portion I
Thursday fair and % 80 cold I
ALBVQJERQtE weather for I
the q hours ended ut o'clock
TN. morning
} MaXimum-GO
Minimum -.
} ~i,dugo-52
At : O'Clock IL.
} \orth winds.
} Partly cloudy.
tali IN the Waiter. /,
tFfom judge
} Hotel CLERKS this $1,000 hill I
the smallest thing you have
about YOU
Departing Quest an afraid
} 1t Is.
Cclrk ,to bell buyD- Here.
} taxi. this bill 10 one OF the wait
crs aud ask him to change Il
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
KOURY SEDUCTION CASE
HEARING IS POSTPONED

The ease Of Pete kourv , waiter
who Is charged with seduction was
set over yesterday py Justice ur the
Peace Craig In the rNrnt,-sixth pre-
ci1ct court koury WIS locked up ia
the county jail he may uc heard TINS
aitcrnous
Koury II sad to Pee Nory ~ with
grip. lie was shaking wuh ch.lls
when Chi.t NJ, Niilp arrested MIN a;
his room Sd'ufuut night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12

Mrs Minnie Adams wife uf John
Adams, died Yesterday at her hom +.
sol South Walter street. besides The
husband. two small daughters. the
mother and two sisters live here. Ar
nther sister Is expected To- arrive to-
uight from -. Paul The body was
taken 60 Thomas Blakemorc's under
taking rooms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12

Wirc nest, ate strongly made from
,oppcrinri VII, and will ms, for ,rars.
They are ini"ndet Ia fa-tcn Ia the
wall with Srrws. There - M
on them for Judgement NJ Ncc ~ ,cr-
min and ARE iar superior IA oohcn
ioN,~. rriuc, Is cts, u tor S"C, ~
for sits. o.. ". tIit.
2I!-3it-2t8 ". Lead.
phOnc 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
tirnrraI at Mis- Robertson.

The funeral at Mis- lrnn Robertson
wiil Doe held at . go o'clock this after
noon from g. r Frcuoh'e chapel,
Rev Randolph cook vii ruuduvt the
scryi," Nu aunt Miss Lpu.'r has Hr-
rived frum kan-as ritS tu attend tic
funeral
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-22
CASE
CAUSING FUSS
Giants Get Him From Cubs
But Atlanta Claims His
Services.

New York, June 22.-Manaser John
McGraw, Of the New York National
league club. has signed Mike Doolan.
the veteran shortstop. who started the
season with the Chicago Nationals. but
was released by the latter club to the
Atlanta team of the Southern associa-
ton Doolan baked at being released
to the minors. and manager Weeghmsn,
OF the Cubs, gave him permission to
dicker with the New York Nationals
DOOlau was shortstop and captain Of
the Philadelphia Nationals Tor many
years before jumping TO the Baltimore
Federals in 1914 He is the sixth Fed
eral league PLAYER signed D. manager
McGraw-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-22
THE EAST VAUGHN BASEBALL
TEAM HASN'T LOST A GAME

East Vaughn, II. NJ, June 22.-The
East Vaughn Baseball club defeated
santa Rosa on a score OF to at
Santa Rosa The Santa Rosa boys
could not seem 10 fathom East
Vaughn's new pitcher. Arrendiell, who
got j. strikeouts to his credit. He
also did some good hitting. The first
man uD Tor East Vaughn. Graham, got
three Dagger on the first ball deliv-
cred. The East Vaughn boys pounded
Mcdaniel for eight hits. while Arren-
dell confined santa Rosa 10 two hits
The East Vaughn club has not lost q
game this season and II Clark. Need
ham, Haw kins and Arrendiell hold onto
tho pace that they have started. the
club bids fair to make il real hot for
some. Of the seemingly stronger clubs
East Vaughn viii play Fort sum
ner at East Vaughn on next Sunday
and everybody is expecting a hOtiy
contested game, as the Sumner boys
are very strong this season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-22
MANY CHANGES
IN c. c. RACING
Detroit Will Have Is Har-
ness Races for Total
of S34, 400.

Detroit. Mich, June 22.-Frank W
Ncoueeney. secretary Of the Detroit
Grand Circuit meeting, is the first to
announce his complete racing program
for the week Of July a, or second in
line for the season The card Is made
M OF Is events. three for each day at
q total face value Of $4,000
The changes in the system OF racing
adopted by the Detroit Driving club the
oldest member Of the Grand Circuit, are
so many and so uptoaate com q
with those Of former years lndt me
meeting will attract nlucH = 80
tention. especially coming as IL Goes
right after North Randall Wnere praC-
ticsllv the same system VIII pc IN
vogue. 7..o.
Unless changes are announced , lateT'
II seems now almost certain that Norm
ra1JaTT and detroit are the only mem
bers OF the Grand Circuit that VII
confine their speculation feature tnis
season to auction pools ana paIi-is IL.
fuels. so that three events eacl oas
and an on the three-heat plan, VIII %
the only method TO serve that puI Pose-
Thfs means nine dashes for each ave Ie
noon and every dash a race, unless
there haupen to be three-heat winners
when fourth dash viii De REQUIRED -
derfde the winner Of the event
There viii be three class races ZOE
Monday. July "a, opening oay-z;1o ana
Els trOt and 2.ll pace-Whlle lhe ASa-
ture for Tuesday is the old pacing
classic the $4,000 Board OF Trade
,,-I.icb for over thirty years was known
as the famous c OF C--the Chamber OF
Commerce The Oldest and most val
ued trotting classic, the $4,000 NJ a
NJ is for Wednesday, with the HOtel
Pontchartrain (Deyereaux Limltedl ana
Hotel Griswold, 2:1o pace, for Thurs
Ga-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-22
TRAPand FIELD.

creston. Ia, has a new gun club.
Blythesville, Ark may be a small
niace but II sent SIX shooters TO the
southern handicap in Memphis.
r T. Coombs. OF Indianapolis. now
has eight legs on the Edmonoson tro-
rhy, being shot for by tho members
Of the Indianapolis gun club.
4 SQUAD composed of J. " Barre,
C. B. Eaton. c. n Towers, Mark Arie
and D. J. Holland broke Zoe targets
without q miss IN the Missouri state
tournament.
Frank Rudat and Harry PhUsOn tied
al IS breaks for the Nebraska state
championship. Rudat won on the shoot
CT
ST Louis may be last in both the
National and American baseball
ieagues in August but the Mound City
VIII lead the trapshooting league that
month
san Rafael Elks have organized a
trapshooting club. This is the fifth
Eiks organization on the Pacific slope
10 become interested in trapshooting.
The Taylor Chamberlain Gun club. OF
Newark. Ohio. viii hereafter be known
as the Newark Gun club.