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ALBU&TJUQire EYEING KEllAin?, jntlDAY;
28, 1911,
ALBUQUERQUE EVENWS HERALD
l vtcr In Tribune Cltlean.)
A KM M.ICAN NKWM'At'EK,
ftv run iii.hai.u i'iaiusiiiN(i oo.
rnlillkliul every mttrrtmtm escept
.InmMjr at 13 J-134 JVfttW
strvei, Al'inqucrrmp, N, M.
Iltitered m twml-i'lui
March 7, at t)te twstt
Alnuirrtiu-. N, M., ander the Af nf
lurch 3, I87, W
One ntiinth hy inall..,.r, ,,,M triW
(did iimiiiIIi by wrrter. . ....a rente"
Ono jmr by inn 1 1 M.e
Ouo jenr by mrrlcr.. . ..i...
Telephone i7.
THK MI'UI.S SYhTliM.
Tueked nwny In tho tcry ln.lt of
things, niul crowded to an obscure
nrner of llio dally papers. In ono o(
the most Important portion olf J'res
lilont Tafl's message transmitted to
MinrM yesterday. It la the reoom
mndatlon "thai nil local officer;
throughout the country, Including
rninvior or internal revenue, col
lectors nf ruatottis. postmasters of. nil
fur clnft, Immigration commW
lonera mill mnrahala, should bo hy
law covered .Into tho classified
nt-rvlp. tlui necessity for confirmn-i
Him hy the actinia bn removed, nnd
tli.. president mnl others whore ,tlma
Ik now I nk en up In distributing Oil
ixitnonnmi should bo relieved of
thin MirilPti."
Hollwl down, tho recommendation.
la that tho entire apulli system be
iiIhiIIhIm'iI,
To thiil brcti-Democrat, Andrew
Jmkson, the iiiVori'd or Willliiin Jen
King llryati. w nro Indebted for
fastening upon tho tfrouuiry u system
which nil honest men deplore, hut
wtiii-h' no man has yet been found
bra v enough to combat successfully.
Js'o Rood reason can bo given why an
cfflejunt postmaster, collector or
mondial should bo removed from of
fliu merely because of a change nf
ndiiilnlnlrrillon In tho offlco of presi
dent lit tlui United Btutes. A thou
Itnnd tpwd reason !! bo given why
mn h rloiHge Nlioulil not bu mndv, Hut
win. Iih Inspirm: slogan "u tho vie
torn 'kjliK thu spoils,' an ectio of
which l hn;d iday In tho cry
bring th ,iivcrnnitnt closer to the,
people," JnekHon proceeded with thn
utmost delDxtuiloll to discharge)
from ofClei ovory,inan, regardless oC
any question of fftnofs, who dis
agreed with him politically or who
hud voted ngslnst him.
Tlui begun tho spqIs nystcm. I.iue
tli i clgarotto habit, It. wan ndinltteiit
pernicious but wry Insidious and dif
ficult in fiinKo on. There were
many to deplore Its cflatcncc, but
none atroui; enough to wsro ffoct
Ivo wfcr njialiuit It. Orovrr Clffe
land was tho prat to wnt?ti 6pn wnr
upon It, wlicri1inrlilii Ilr. udicinia
trntlon he procllm.id limaclf tor
civil acrvlco reformnd Qrovcr
Clovelnnd wna defeated for reflection
for hU palna. llijt oven Mr, Cleve
land djd not durodo go to the KnRth
that Mr. Tnft hun dono, The civil
servtco reform fpr which Cleveland
f. uKht oft. ted .only the minor mi
ti'li of tho mintriv'lit. To lm.u
.iuki itomtlntr lt openiiton d
t ' tH iH,iiiie4iia, end i-oiio. iorn
rf internal ri'Venu would In Ibut day
Ii.im- lnn coiuldcirvd nttlilnu lcaa
thi.ii pollilcHl iimdnc.i.
Of couiho, Mr.' Taft'a recomtnendn
tion wilt come tonothlns at the prel
um time, He ban n Ucmncratle con
(tretn on Ida linnda a congreaa which
oc ur.dyhiK ulleirtnnco to tho prin
ciple of Andrew Jncknon ami which,
furthermore, la more Intent on "put
nu Tuft In u hole" than It la upon
performing any real acrvlco to tho
country. !oaalbly tho realiza
tion of that fact accounts for
the foot that the aubject wo men
tioned only nt tho end of the mea
aRri 'And almost In a parenthetical
jimnner. llut na aurcty uh nlcht fol
lowa dny, thut llltlo tall-end recom
mendation will eoontr or later ue
coiiiq llio rccoghltPil policy of tho
t'lilted fit lit Kovernnicnt, and wo
v.ill nil wonder how wo could have
hfun faola inouvh not to have fol
lowed It all tho while.
eome people who believe In ' keeping
up nppcnrnnrcft'' to tho extent of re
maining nlwaya In debt and leading
a litind to. mouth Ufa that la rulnnun
Tluro ore olhcra who have no more
Intention of pnylng n. debt when they
Incur It tlinn thoy hnvo (f Btvlng lion
eat work tn their employer when
they have a job.
And there la another claaa the
profeaalonnl d end bent who pula III
moat of hla time figuring out how ho
inn beat the game nnd for Jiut hnw
llttio ho can aettlo what ho really
wwca.
Hut with the Brent mosa of people
wjio nro In debt tlto failure to pay
r.l timr.. ,.r '' iHf to . nrelesm
nnd h l.iok of uuderatiirnllng of thejr
obtlgatlona to tho community.
If you nrn In debt, put the "pay
11 n" resolution nt the bond of t)i3 Hat.
A HALF A MILLION
IBEES AWAITING
IA
m
unTI
CLAUSE
If the farmer with U6'Ugit aultj
ngnlnat Mayor filinnka for tho price
of a carload of municipal potatoes !
to bo believed, the accrct of the ,In
(ilanapolla method of reducing the
coat of living la to refuae to pay for
what you get.
- t
An exchange totla of mi nffmy In
which onn of tho combatant received
a wound with a knlfo that required
three ntltchea to cloae. Now It the
Mitotic will only atrve to keep the
knife cloaed, nil will be well.
A New York auftrngcttu leader ad
vlaea the ilitcra to practice throwing
atone for nn offcnalvo campaign,
which movea thu Houaton 1'iiit to
oberve that ihern nro dark day a
a head for tho Innocent hyctnndora.
U waa to be expected, of courae.
that the orguu would ruih to the de-
fen no of the bureau. Iloth seem to
hnvo been affected by the alachlng'
reduction tneUlent to tho Christmas
aeaaon.
It boa bctflr-eolemnly Adjudicated
that the nnckwnr of Iiaroda can not
bo mndo co-respondent In a divorce
milt. Tlicrn ought tn he aonio com
pensation t a man far having to
carry around HIM title.
After reading tho opening state
ment of cnunml for the Chicago
packer, wo wonder how we managed
to gat along without tho meat trut
aa long a wo did.
TiiOHK itKsoi.rrmxs.
Jty way of keeping fully In touch
with the hqllday aplrll. It nilght be n
good thine to look ahead a trlfln
nnd aeleel a eholco arrny of good res.
idutloua for N'cw Year' day.
And right In the front rank of all
good resolution!! ouflht to be a firm
rocolve to pay your bills.
II la twin About ulna casea out of
ten that thu nrun who pays hla bills
nnd Uva within hla Income two
Unux very oeHily synmiumoua -la a
pr tly Komi twit tt a oltUcn nnd win
serve to ducoralc most any conunu
Jilty. And It Is likewise true that tho
man who docN not pay hla bills la nut
likely to be much of n cllUcn, alnco
he hi llvng off the balance tof the
L'omunUy, tho sumo as the holw,
Mlsfurtiino, lllnvsji unit tasK of en
ploymcW, at times tuul.n It Imptsl
bo for men to pay their bills prompt'
ly, but the man who u accustomed to
paying hW blHa l hot llhcly to he
long In want rIh he has both credit
unit the hl;h rard of lits frlvnia.l
However, there ro several iSlter
classes of people Whs do Hot pay AtW
bills tnd who t)WM roatoHbkt,.
cuiio for falliiif W'A-u. 'fh-ire Mre
Oovernor Harmon stated yostorday
that hla candidacy for president la In
tho hdnda of hla friends. Nothing
poraoniit to Mr, Ilryati was Intended
by this remark.
Prosecutor linker la tho only law
yer wo over knew lo plead Insanity
ns a defeiico to h charge of contempt
of court.
We nro' nltnbat encoura'ged to In
dulge the liopc that wo will havo that
street paving by next Christmas, nriy-huw.
Wo would remind President Tnft
tint the only "redemption" that the,
Kiiiiildleiin party needa la to get rid
u( h few of Km bad netora.
Tn inan, the fact u( noun ', tljr
Kovurnmont reyurdi. mil not last as
luiw iim a hundred years will bo re
garded ns unythlng but n cdtnmlty.
The fact that they nro having
brlbary scandals In Virginia tigaln re
minds us that election crookedness
U not a matter of geography.
If China should decide to catabllsh
a republic, Just think whitt a Job
there will bo for tho canvassing
board.
Of course, It la Impossible to shop
early now, but you can begin saving
up for your curly shopping next year.
1'OMTICS .VNll lOMTICIA.m
(Howard U Iiann In Han Hernardlno
Index.)
Thn city council la a collection nf
solf-snnrlllcliiK ellUons, whosn chief
iimuiiiiin is io nav tne streft in rrom
n r Moin.tin.iiy vin- H iiiiusu. it is harder
to servo on th- riuneil of u secluded
village than It la to eat spashettl with
a knlfo. Tile man who can survive
two terms on the eoiinoll without los
ing his hnlr nnd all faith In mankind
could manage an Ice cream parlor In
tho Klonuvkn with nerfnet success.
Tho only S4lary attached to tho alder.
manic office la n consciousness of duty
well dona end u swift nnd unanimous
kirk from the oody politic at the next
city election, and the man who em
erges from the ordeal with Arm teeth
and n reputation that will stand a
church trial will -never have to tdge
Into tho bank nfter 4 p. m. to ask for
an extension of. his notes. As a rule,
being a cotinellmnn Is a dreary, adu
lation, but It Is brightened by ohoi-r-fill
memories, such as saddling a fnt
sewer -aMcaswont upon an unsuspect
ed neighbor or remitting tha taxes of
a retired farmer who Is rcmled to
the mayor by marriage. The tax
dodger has no show with the average
council unties ho controls thu vote of
the First ward, and In that event hl
visible 'nmtts will be found to consist
or a safety blcyctd and a pair of do
tnchablo cuffs. The moWorn city coun.
oil was framed after the Homan son
Hie, but the man who did tho framing
was k prowweyed carpenter with u
nrudo against society.
lit t&QWkii 9f94
That trnikr Will He Re
quired for Christmas in New
pfork Alone; The "Shooting
Show Girls", in Vaudeville,
.New York, DetX Si. -KnviMn
mndo by dcaltra place the ni..ir
or'Uhristinaa trees dtmnnilrd t t tha
holiday aenson in iho ntetropoiii at
iiuir a minion, reupin will pay I2J0.
oo for them, or an avirnge f JO
eenta a tree. West street) where tho
steiimrra from New Kngla'nd dock,
amidls like n balsam forest.
There appears to be nO fulling of
in tho ilemiiml for tret-a, " da Id a deni
er who hnndlea thirty or fnrtythou
sand of them here every winter.
Coney Inland had thirty thournml
or o visitors yesterday. There were!
two attractions to brliut lliein to tho
Island, ono the winter ljatlir.r at the'
itirkwny lintha at lltlubton bench
and the other the effects of the Minn
i'ark fire of Inst Monday. About
fifty bathing enthusiasts were In the
witter.
Tho police are looking today Mr
a puny of midnight revelers who last
night threw a young woman out of
tho window Of a speeding tuxknb
Into the street, nt tho corner of Hltth,
avenue and Fjfty.alxth street. Hho
waa unconscious when plckiul up by!
the police n lid hurried to llooBovelt
hospital. A bystander told tho pollen'
thut he had neon her hurled from
tile car, wttleh he ."aid w without;
a number or anv other mentis or Men-,
tiri(?nti"i
"When the mauhlne was opposite;
me tho door was thrown open mid
tho wuiuun pushed out." ho wild.
"Wie slruek the pavement on her left
side nnd rolled iiKiilnst the curb.
Then n mnn In thu car pulled thu
door shut,"
The young woman was still uncon
scious today.
l.llllau Clrnham nnd Kthel Conrad,
having been acquitted by a Jury of
the chnrg of attempting to kill W.
K. I), fltokes, will return to thu ataga
ns a means of livelihood. Tha girls,
prior to their trial, appeared at limn-
mersteln's roof garden, nnd tonight
at tho Victoria theater they will be
seen with tho regular Hammerateln
bill. They will offer a singing spe
cialty.
Thn condition of Mr. Stokes atlll
remains critical, but was described
last night us being slightly Improved.
The chief fear of thn physicians now
la further developments resulting
from the uutolntuxlcutlon which thn
patient Is suffering. Mr. titokes la
very weal:.
When President Tnft enters the
Seventy-first regiment urmory J"ti
uary 27 to attend the annual ball tor
tho benefit of thu homo of tho
Dnguhtera of Jacob it sprightly little
woman of 105 summers, clad In a
brand new silk dress, will ask him
lo dunce. If ho comuitM, Mrs. Itneh
el Marcus, who was gray before ho
whs born, will have, realised her chief
ambition.
Mrs. Marcus celebrated her lOMh
birthday yesterday In (he
FEW REPUBLICAN
IN
OF
LEGISLATURE
ARIZONA
Early Inductions, It Is Said,
Point to Ilcmooratio Major
ity of jfjirty; All Kttums
Net in let.
Tucson, Aril,, !ec. 52 Although
thn coniplnto returns are not In, It
appears that.tho representations from
tho various counties ns to parties wilt
bo divided as follows!
Aptiche county, one Ilenubllcan sen-
ntbr (probable), and ono ltepubllean
reprraeniniivo. Jfo ucmocrats,
Cochise county, two Democratic
senator and seven Democratla rep
resentatives. No ltepubllean.
f'oponlno county, ono Domocrntle
senator, ono Heinocrntta representa
tive. Kot oertiiln,
Olio, two Democratic! senators;
three liemocrtUlc representatives. No
Itepuhllrnns. ''
Urnhani, oii Democratic senator,
two Democratic representatives. No
Hepubllcans.
Orecnlte, one Deniocrstlc senator.
tw Democratic representatives. No
itcpubUcans.
Maricopa, two Democrats senators,
hlx Democrntlo representatives. Ko
Ilepubrftoniff
Mohave, ono Democratic senator.
one De)uicuii) iproinlHtUo. .'(
itepuutieanB.
Navnjn has onn represenlntlvn nnd
one senator, .ltosult not certain.
I'lma, two DemocrHtlo senators,
ipe I'.'mncrntlo teprescnlutlvn nnd
two IU-pnhllrfln represcntntlvrs.
1'lnal, one Democratic senator and
ono Democratic representative. No
Ilepubllcnns,
Hanta, Crus, one Democratic sena
tor and ono Democratla representa
tive. Yavapai, two Democratic senators.
three Democratic representatives ttnd
onn ltepubllean representative.
Turns, ono Dornofrntlo senator and
two Democratla representatives. Ko
Itcpubllcnna,
From the above It can readily hit
seen that the Democrats positively
havo sixteen members of thn upper
house while the Hepubllcana have
but one. Coconino and Navajo, with
ono senator each, aro placed In tho
doubtful column.
In the lower house the Democrats
have ewiudi. twenty-nlnu members
nnd tho ItcpuWIcan but four, while
Coconino and Navajo with one rep
resentative each nro placed aa doubt
fills. Thus It will' bo seen, eliminating
Navnjo and tho. doubtful ones, that
on Joint ballot for the election of
senators, tha Democrats wUI have
forty-five votes and the Itepubllcnns
but five, tho Democrats having a
clear majority or forty votes.
HORSE TintOWtf IAD,
PARALYZING IIMBS
Qucstn. , M... .Dec 21r Advlcos
havo renched QtieU utatlw: that tho
hottioion of Attnplto CKwzalca of Pino was
inrown irnm n norao nun ins uacx
broken Just nbovo tho hips. Uo twv
lies In n parnllzed state, unable to
movo any part or tbo body. Thcro
Is no pain and tho scuuo of feeling 1
entirely gnno. Thcro I little danger
Of death nnd no hopo for tho youtift
man ever to bo moro than a bed
n rlcktm !nalld unable te even 'r.-'
v gr.u, ...i. .,: '"'""ir in .mia- oi n:ii ein
with anticipation when cminuuity noes out to tho uniortuu-
wnicii has thcltcred her for years.
In the coursu of tho merrymaking
alio said aha U pbyvlcnlly able to
dunce with Mm president, ui, Judging
from tho pictures of thn president,
he wna not likidy to hit a fast puce.
Mrs. Marcus hml mndo It known to
iiar'n -t i ... home that she ivould
I'kf tn ...r 4 atlK tlr, ,! ..fill ln
iw-r hi. .i tlit
wus thrilled
THIS BAJNK IS ONE OF THE OLDEST AND, HAS
THE LARGEST BUSINESS OF ANY BANK IN
NSW MEXICO. WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS
I
. REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
First National Bank
J IfSt AJftUQUEQUlN.: M.
At the GlpK qi BusineM, December 5th, 19H.
ftESQJ!J9.GES
Loans and Dicount. .r,v., yv ,.$, 1,474.07
Bonds, lewritiM, Xte 31 042.1 1
Banking House and Furniture 42i000i00
United States Bonds 340,008s00
Cash and Exeliare l,!0fJS0.4l
Total 1,441,350.48
"isr r . i
$3,331,017.14
LIABILITIES
cp iVA-mrn 200,000.00
Sar?lM and Jref its I i ,432.20
Cirottlatiex 200,000.00
Deposits 2llQ7ti34f4
tow $3,331,017.14
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OF
THE UNITED STATES
1.
The policy of the officers and directors of The First
National Bank is to maintain its well earned Reputa
tion for Safety and Conservatism
she found beside her bed yesterday
morning a pasteboard hot benrliiK
tho Imprint or a moilMo who doesn't
every week dwslgn something appro
priate for Indies of 105. With trem
bling fingers Mrs, Marcus opened tha
box and drew forth a rustling, won
dorful rown of silk.
Wolf Joseph, who la only 05 nnd
thereforo not rated ns ono of the
Inner clrclo In tho homo; Kusman
Goldman, 104$ llunicli Weber, 99,
and uthers gathered In the dining hall
were astonished whun Mrs. Murcua
appeared In all the glory of har new
finery.
ll,(i(Ji:i IdTTI.K IH)V
wx nv noMxr vmK
"Tiie Hanta vo railway had on
auditor to appoint the other day to
succeed n pmn who had Jut died.
unit w. Y. Ktrlckland was given the
place," says tho Oaborno Farmor.
"To tho uverngo render this is merely
a news if in, but It Is quite n atnrv
to us for w wer raised In tin
same town nnd attended tho anme
school and were In the same classes
with Will Ktrlckland. Una Ktrlckland
risen to hla present position by meru
luck? Wo enn remember when llf
wus a barefoot nnd mused hoy on the
streets or renbody, for wn were bare
foot and ragged with him We can
recall tho tlmo when a silent proces
sion wended Its way northeast nnd he
wna left alono In tho world father
and mother both gone. He listened
to the howl of the wolf out In thh
rnnii the same woir that kept us
awake. He went to work In thb
Bnnta To depot at tho very lowest
position. He was steady, industrious
ana used tils drains. He was promot
ed and he mndo good on overy round
of thu ladder ho climbed. Ho had no
boosters and dldut carry a sackful of
hoiseidioes about with lilm to bring
luck. His booster was his Industry
and hoiii-sty, and hla goo4 luck algnr t
hla clean hands ttnd clear head, Hut
Old Illlt Khlftlcss stan back there
In thn old rut unt ys: llo wus
lucky, tbnta all,' noM to It. The
lucky boys, the ojta who hud gulden
spoons In their Mortal In those old
days, have log Mwca fallen by the
wnysldo. I.uck ta the Idln dream of
the shiftless im4 kxyn I'totdun
shore fsr I ttwi itstance. to reach
which require. ! rays from Alad
din's lBHliHo Meht the wnv. Ileal
jiiok Ja mefrty. Ihdtiatr) . honesty and
HfT(tcy,iToir ph sen ii smning iiko
mo 14ajaWj5roUHd you evtry day."
nto lad and his srlovcd parents,
as a
A.MHIUCAN CAVAI.JtY HOllSK
(Ilirmlnitliitsi Ago Herald)
Tho humiliation which the officers
of tho UHlted Slate army suffered nt
tho National llors show at MadUon
81 u nro Kttrden a ltttlo m&to tlmn n
yoar ngo, when they saw every ribbon
m (no ctutrger cmmmw cMiiy won by
officers rrom foreiftn rountrlea, has
been prodtictlvu In high degree. As
a result of that stluxlRK defeat nearly
ovory prlxo offered tn similar rlsises
this year was won by an Amerlen of
ficer, astride nn American mount,
This was brought about by tho
energy of a few rlvato Individuals
and Uio co-operaWfo. of officers In
tho United States army and officials
of tho war deimrtmwrt at WnshlBf;
ton. Tho American horses had bare
ly been Riven tha xta at ihc tlmo of
their honorable) ttamit when Autrus'
Ik'ltuont lin-HcuttNl tho Rovornmcnt
with his famous sttlks, Henry nf
Nnvnrro n" J Oc(sji with n view o
rovt rslng no orJr of things nt U
tho next horua .how.
The army officers who judgod at tho
show and wcro fwcci to send tho
nnlmalH ridden hy Mr fellow officers
down to defeat before tho braided and
gilded officers trow bofmil tho son.
because of tholr wrilfct lHfcrlorty,
at olico stnrtctt a Movement to Im
proVo tho AmvrtcMi cavalry horse. In
tills thoy had tho hrty co-opratlon
of tho sccrotaiy 9t war. ,
Not lonjc afterwwtl a zroufi of men
bended by Judgo 'Hllnm H. Moore of
No York raised .ubscrlptloii fund
tn purchaM nioiMsM t bo it to Mhi
InternniloMnl Hore igVow held In f.
don last June A lm aum Of asey
was ruled and a Urxo sum tiaM Jor
tin) beat hunters. JwNtW. and charg
ers which Now Jt ttftte, VlritMi
and Kentucky cmH fHralsh. AwkHms
Ihoso nnlmsls woMrlfce: hMtloue KsUrit
of Klwgy. Chl.wtaSl tMt Taraplco, m
sldea a number at koMes of letter
fant.
An soon ns tbv -wore dllv6ed la 1
the iaovrMiiMt sWy wore ttmi. I
tid ovoi to tnn Keajialiis; of wclt re-1
nlwid stock breeds n Virginia. wh!
oraxt mm to im stsat mares m t-Mo
stRtn. TWs whs sWaaak Mt4er he JNtt '
frrvlte of ( asHni(ini of a
rkwKure imA tin tm ertmnt.
AtMMt . mow iMTjajs' Hto Olynwia :
shw imukm, Mas NrsA iwHtual Na
1miI CmsMI HwM aJkMr was brM to
WISJIiliiKloat, TM ' ajasswHWUnt nnl
!( were wterta Jlsi' srr iwa
lumjilBg clte M the NatfewwH Cp4
tnl Bhow nnd did well. In a number of
classes they wvro defeated by tho
homes of prlvato owners, notably
thoeo of tho llleuhelm stables of llllt
moro owned hy wnltcr Abcll, hut on
tho whole their allowing was credit
able Tho earliest ovldcnco of tho revivi
fied Interest In tho cavalry horse was
manircst when tho first natural Mili
tary Ifomo .how was held at Fort
Myor, Vn., In March, 1911. This show
was organized chiefly by the officer
of Fort Myer, but President TsJt amt
Secretary of War Dlcklanou evhleneed
a keen Intoret In it.
It was attended hy nit the army of
ficers tn Washington, betides pruettc.
ally tho entire diplomatic corps and
members of comrreM Interested in the
cavalry horse Improvement, The
fkuw of animals (4iowh was puer, but
tho great amount of Interest wa. emu
aWercd oncouraKlos;.
When tho tlmo for the NiUtosal
CaplUl llnrae show came around the
unlrorsiil Interest in tha davolOpment
of tho nnny horso had reached joiclt
a point, thut tho executive committee
of thu show wna headed by ,MftJ. Henry
T Allcu, ono of tha rccusnlzcd nu-
then It If a on the subjrer In tho service
MM IM iMaJHhvrtMp w' MMMhC lot
the most "'promlMctat horsemeit of
Virginia.
Thu board of directors of tho .how
was coiniKHKHl of tho foromost men of
the nation. The secretary of war tho
secretary of the nary, tho attorney
Hral, United 8tates Senatoni Wet
mere of Khode Island and Haliey of
Texas; Henry Fairfax, Fourth Assist
ant Poatinamor BHral IMiraw ami
many other iiremltteat mm served up
oh It, while Irt4deiil Taft was the
patron of tho show, I
While the show was sUll In vnNfrei
JwIro Meore, who acted im cme of the,
tatoes in the ritMC. ttvrehMtM XouaU
bout, a faftHm Math jemer, owned by
ImUs Ietth of VkajtMA, aa aRlsjwl at
the aie stra4n s JleeUwH-hhwm,
whlh hM the bifti Juwp record for
many years., tgnrinsalutety upon pur
ehMlns; RoutamboaH, Ju4e Meora
nresexted k wtk United Wateti to
fuHher ibe Aev.1 aliment of the cav
alry horse.
At allh stwwa of the Virginia, clr
cuit last.""mmmcr, apecle! clswe
were plactl on tbo p'rosfrawa for
cha-raec, ami after the return of the
Kvot'rnmettt animals from IMhtefl,
whero thoy tld well cortrtf-ms the
ihlds they .hewed aalnt, they were
Orpheum Theater'
COM, AMI SBOOMJ.
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Hvtclt Kliigent eud Dancers. J
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At my MtUfrle ,M 'xvt nt ttainyRt if Fr
cMMtd im t,
Our l IlMUisfMt Utrds mxl InsinunMis,
Jlwtk latlk, tie., is1 mm HmjUk, and w art maVixf
. Cmui U ; iff ilii ,itft Jkt wiksie aitd HVt tkm.
i Twr kus iMf , ivtwilM imm 4it yjr ate'iurt it
, to is,
John Lewis Mk iuttc jCQ,
flasaiaajguiljju MasJhflaJiaaB) aJaMAsBsal, CBL
BsalBSBSspaBJ WeSSsSV aSSSjpjBJ Tlepf
Meretl in aereral of the Msiws.- wta
hhas; detteletetttly, :
The movemeni for trie msrfiveMefit
of the AmerieeH cavalry hf haare;
suited in the permeate irt eetsMlAh
met f two rmtHHtaitt hwae sitewa,
Tlw Military Honw show at FecfMyer
ami the National Cit( Heese efcew
at WwtWHgftm, JMt hW fair M be
come iatertmal eveteta.
At the laat aenelos of the frlxty-ftrst
cona4M an effert was ma4e te Havo
a special Mil tsrtrodueet!. necTlntMif M
appnprta!tei tw deveionf thei car
airy horse. Tha efforts fwlletl, bcifttr
postje4 twrtll the pre of more W
liortaat txetoiui crowded It mU
A bill prohahly -wilt be iMroducett
and paesed at tho coming ba.sien faf
coegre wMeh will make ampfcs jwe
vlewn for the purjoee, TtaMber tM
work will ho placed under Hie suptfr
vl.lott of the teprtt ef AajrlewJ
turo or the war deiHH'tMiewt ie H
prr-sesjt ucertlM.
It 'Is reluctantly conceded hy the,
United IKatea Amy mhh tht tkes
country raka Mar the eaaMew as pwr
aa Its eavelry Is eeeeetwed, TW 'at
not dm so wue to re Xaqt (nt t-M
country ta wKkut reemtreea for me
orsMlsAtiMi or a well eaaed cav
alry, Mit rther bseaaa avaBaele re
soitresM have been sadly MajrveteC'
TJsere are in the caamiry nwtf
aiM)eHi at etclleat MaMajlMr, Wm
uee of whteh woht laeure to Mw ft:
emasMt a suiMrtor caivalry h H Mm
desire of the army offteer MtihM tss
pwjbv nwwpsesn in iwevee nMHi
awaasda. The snoci of rbean m msb-
d by pfivata tudtvlduata aski mm MiM
S WSfl arf.ssjt wit BM erTMasat sSssl'
ta nirMIy baks; amaWNtssMa. '"
Vry 4MTrwit rm tm Uwa
?t,,yr wre s ai mi at' lie
iuwuwi VKHtiMry "Maris bbssMpw Its
hw( tMf4 Jw Kni slit lWft JsJjrW
TM atajasrtasi W'sjas
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