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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
TO ga SOLD FoR ONE
DOLLAR or INDEBTEDNESS.

Some little while ago. railroad IN
Pennsylvania was advertised 20 be
sold for one dollar. A judgment OF 81
was awrded Angelina Williams. a
scrub lady and II was 10 satisfy the
JUDGMENT mat the sheriff was to sell
the road. unless the courts prevented,
on September ESD, last Saturday.
Milton fetter n the president OF the
company. Tho road a. thirteen miles
long. Besides the track the com.
pany owns . small locomotive. pas.
eengcr coach. combination coach. n
box car and station platforms. The
road extends from East Siroudahure
20 bnEkiil. and there - a mortgage Of
$4,000.
Angelina williams was hired 10
clean the passenger car windows.
While she worked the train pulled out
Of East SiroudshurR. and she was car.
riod 20 East Buskill and back. Her
work done, sho went 20 Yeiter for her
money. re offset her bill by charging
her 81 for the trip. Angelina took
the matter 10 court. Judgment went
aginst letter. and so Angelina has
asked the sheriff 20 sell the road.
which possibly will not bring mucn
over the $4,000 necessary for the
mortgage aud Angelina.
w ). Black has teleFraphed g. l..
focum. The Santa Re agent ut the ter.
riiorial capital. that tho passenger
department Of the road has concluded
20 make Santa Re one OF the tour.
lot resorts on the Santa re railway &C
once, and especially during the fall.
winter and spring months. and that
arrangements will be made as quickly
as possible to have advertising matter.
announcing this fact. distributed. and
10 make tourist rate both one way.
and going and coming. over the lines
of the road TO that city"
r. G. Matthews, the travelling freight
and passenger agent OF the Chicago.
burlington a Qulnvy railroad. with
headquarters In Denver, is mere on
business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

ufinp sores
permanently
Do not lct q
waft or piuiple
develop into o
cancerousuicrr
but puriit yOuf
blood with
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

Maybe one reason Thos. w Law.
eon hasn't done any talking In that he
doesn't wish TO interrupt the New
York Life Insurance oficiala.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

From the kitchens aromas escape
That Indicates mother Is putting
them up
And using per grape OF sugar a cup.
China gets back Manchurla slightly
shopworn. but with some lovely new
tomhs IN Il.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

Professor Starr. OF the University
OF Chicago, has sailed for Africa 70
study monkey talk. Folk who rrad
read some of the things said by the
University Of Chicago professors win
hardly be able 20 understand why the
long trip ~ necessary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
STUDYING CONDITION
or WESTERN TRACK

The Santa re engineers are study.
Ing the question Of track protection
near mile post No. SIS, three miles
east OF Needles. where the road has
suffered from the lnrOads made b.
the Hood waters OF the Colorado river
during Toe past three years. says the
Needles Eye.
The waters have 20 far encroached
as TO place the presont roadbed at
The Immediate foot OF the gravel
blufis and the further encroRchmont
LOT the waters ~ the river means an
extraordinary expense OF grading and
repair, IN case OF the food washing.
u has been proposed mat wing dams
be- built that the current of the river
may be- thrown towards the Arizona
side ~ the river. The exact result OF
the engineers Is not known. but the
encrOachment OF the waters OF the
Colorado river a few miles east OF
Needles " such as 20 make iis con
side. alton a serious one with the en-.
glnoers % the company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

COURT TERM ENDS
At ALAMAGORDo,
In the district court Monday after.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

s. S. s. n b natures remedy. purely
vegetable, and while driving al poisons
from the blood. viii build 40 ever part
a the system Book on the BOD aud
any medical advice desired win " given
without charge, 20 an Who write.
the SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ga.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
TRAlNMEN FRIeHrENEp
AT kANsAa o. oNyiNa


Edward Mcmillan. fireman on the
Missouri Pacific. whose run IL through
western Kansas, tells of an unique ex-
prelence that men In the cab have had
IN that part OF the state:
RAILROAD men have many startling
Experiences" said he. ''hnt the men on
our division have one frequently tina,
II really hair raising, particularly 10
new man just now the big farmers
out there are piowlng, and they use
u" elton engines. tfaverslng Immensely
long burrows. To rush things many
Of them work all night shifts, lighting
thelr way with large headlights. AZ a
little distance. these exactly resemble
the headlight OF locomotive. When
the boys drive around a curve and see
one OF these flarlng lights looming
up beside the track Il puts them 70
guessing whether they hadn't better
reverse" set the brakes and jump.
Tor the situation il for all the world
IKE train coming head ON"
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FIRST afro CHAMPIONSHIPS.
National Body Decides to Run it, Own and
Pocket Proceeds.

Heretofore championship automobile races
have been such merely on the say-so OF
promoters and the Hcluicsccnce Of the public,
the national governing BODY never having
declared a championship race nor arTan sed
for one. Now, h1wrver, the American Auto
mobile association Hae arruugl 10 hold
a rational championships meeting, it. hrs',
~ Morn, PARK, on July . ana = Tho Hnal
Arrangements TO tins end we're completed
yesterday.
The meet viii be run b. th" 4. 4. 4. itself,
through a special committee consisting OF
a a. RatcheldsT and the proceeds viii 90
into the A. T. 4. treasury. the tsrack boinF
donated for the purpose BY the Morris Park
Motor va ing club.
Tie DIRECT Of the national BODY In con.
ductlnE ts own championship meeting and
takipr the proceeds T. to establish tund
Tor its work IN road Improvement and touring
irlormation,
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rO-DAl,s Card FOR JAMAICA,
Good Field Named for the Excelsior Han.
dlcap.

Twelve horses have been named for the
Excelsior Handicap, one mile and sixteenth,
TO bs run at Jamaica to-day. It. Valentine,
because OF his fast mile In 1883 is az Auue-
duct on Saturday, will be IN favor together
with Sydney PaEets Ormonde's Right
the winner Of the Carter Handicap; William
LakelRnds Little Em, who ran third In that
event: +. T.. Smathers's Rapid Water, beaten
a head by 81. Valentine IN the queens County
Handicap, and J. n. Mccormick Crown
Prince. The Albemarle stables santa
Catalina Il not expected 10 so the route.
In the first race. handicap for three-year-
Olds and upward. Elk furlongs. ToscSn IL
asked TO give weight 10 Goldsmith, Irapper
and other fair spriuters. In the second
race, Tor platers at a mile and seventy yards,
Head Dance, Carbuncle and The Gsdfy may
DO. Two-year-olds will run Ia the third race.
four and a half furlongs. with sydney Paget's
Speedway, Newton BENIN gtOn = Green Room
aud August BelmOnt's Tiptoe possibly the
best. Ia the huh event, for platers, slN
furlOugs, old England. Emergency. Girdls
and The HuRgenot are prominent. while
a fair lot OF maiden two year olds are entered
for the last event, four and half fuTlongs.
This program Will open the spring meeting
OF the METROPOLITAN Jockey Cub. The
entries are as follows.
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RELlAsLE MHTIIIlIIIKl CHEAP

No antIoues OK WTcCks Thcy@Wusl be IN ptfItCI
order and bargains or We don't take thein on ealt
ROAD TEST given and fBEE lNsIhVCrlohb T" d"
purchasers -,
Three entire nooTs-eaeh city block long
jHmmed full OF BARGAINS. --latest arrivals 10 etnu, =
tS7J (nne FOR hacking United States Long Distance
Touring Car. nNe passenger. praCuCau( n d" I,us..
81 so last autumn 35T5. SeaTChmOnt, tZJNl latsl
nve passenger model $50 -Four cylinder 49,
l.ocomObus, glass front Dynamo CONF t1 iI
steamer Runabout, top $50 pope Robinson. brand
new four cylinder thirty hOrse lcust t4Oo, s...u,
FouT-cylinder la France" glass front, tl7a0.
Practically new isJ3 NlntOn. $50 Columbia Electric
top like new. ISIS. Rambler. sixteen horse ino
cylinders glass front Baskets. Lamps cost $3.50
last autumn $50 Franklin Tonncau. four cl Under,
ton complete. like new. $50. DaTaCq. AAlecn
horse powerf tcOst $1,000 perfect condition ts5u
DarTacu. nine horse $50. Peerless, $50: AutocaT
Tonneau $3.50 1908 OldsmOblle $50 Cadillac Ton.
nesu. $50 Rambler ike ntW. sS75. other unusual
opportunities.
NIILIsS AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
~ PARK Place thIough to- " uITay 81.
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RnnlnE HaItImore.

BALTIMORE, April IA good card ana a large
attendance marked 70 days racing o. PimucO
The talent was hard hit. as only two favOntes won
while outsiders carried on the other four races
The race OF the day was the sixth. Brush Up and
DE Russy came down the stretch neck and neck
IN a driving hnlsh, the former winning by neck.
First Race-FouT furlongs-Bonnet, iOi Hon.
man. 8 TO !, won: Merry Belle, iG2 OHcndeuonl,
TO l. second; Azure los Miles 70 1, third. Time
on. Contentment. Pleasant Moments. Racine H.,
Sweet FlaTa. Aurora BOrealh and samuel X. also
ran
SECOND Race-Five and a half furlongs-PlAn- b.
tagrnct rs niles, So 90 !, won Won Roscn, ia
tNsinriEhu. Q 10 1, second FestOon, "a Kieuckl,
10 B. third. Tine, lne}a. Quiet TIP. Pride Of
Galore Sylyania and Farmer Heay also rem.
Third kacC-One mile-lNng Aben, lu3 lNllesl
s. 10 T. won Temerty, iOf tOBncnl. 20 70 !, sec
onl. Berry WAddcn. iO3 tCnHstAni. 3 10 S. third
Time, IS. Seventh Ward My Mate aud Mineral
Boy also ran.
Fourth RAce-Steeplschase. about two miles
Gold Van iS Holmsnl, 10 g. won: Mamie n,
les Savage, 70 Z. second: Champs ~ sees. rs
Wrdrock. 1 10 Z, third. Time ttOia. Illicit and
Calcf also ran Wooden f.ll. Gold Van and Champs
Elysccs coupled IN the betting.
ltfth Racc-One mle-Weirdsome ~ (AileS,
rs 10 ]. won: Flinders. 100 (O'Bncni. even. second
SIT Ralph, 100 lkleuck, Z 20 I, third. Tine. i,ts.
Arrahgowan ana Robbie keHn also ran.
sixth RAcc-SlN mrlOngs Brush tp. " fKleuch
? to I, won De Russy, MS O'Brenl. 3 TO J. second.
Little Woods. o. lRocklcui, - 20 I. third. Time,
itpa. Adei Trrbla, Aonadnock. Gallant and
Nlperine also ran.
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Cuban Auto Champion ComInE.

p. J. Conill. the wealthy Cuban. N'"'s
car won the 100 kilorefer race ln Havana
lat winter. hq- decided 20 send car TO 'li'
couniry and have IL comuete In some OF mo
track events hora tins summer. TIC car
ita will send q new. high poWer.d fa' /,
driven by tarripa huTru. tun Wld rH"l or
Jcvii rhsuhour who vonUup h'g -alr 'u li..
vana for Sehor ouih. A"roru ~ =" t'..s
,,r,tten by Senior gouiu t0 ~ccrHt7r" 'Iil'I
Reeves Of the Morns Par Motor ''N
Climb. Carricaburvu Is anxious 10 mcei b'fN'g
Oldasld
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Already there have been eight shut outs In the
American League and seven In the NAuonal
Thr 81 Louis Browns are hii,nE up a pretty
new material
willie Kseler snorcd a Harvard Jersey yester-
dav WiIie coaches Harvard, and n me Crimson
wins the championship this year he vii be en-
utled 20 a degree
Young Cassidy struck q belligerent attitude
toward Williams yesterday when me latter reired
hin Al frtt on . sAcuhce and Connolly ran over
10 Sc that the peace was not disturbed
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other Games.
At wAauINuTON.
American A,soclatIon.

A, Toledo Minneapolis. .. Toledo, 5.
Al Indiana pOls-lndiAnhpOlls. 5. 81 Iaul L
AZ Columbus Columbus, s. Kansas Guy, 1.
Al Louisville Milwaukee, T. LOUISVILLE l.
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GUNS PROTECT BALL PLAYER
ANOTHER RIOT IN PHILADEL-
PHI4 AFTER THE GAME.

lresnaban, struck on street, Chases and
SIAM AssaIIant, Then Rescued From
Moi py Police, Who Draw ReVolNers
New Works Win on the rape
Another disgracefuI scene followed the
National League game between the ,Ne"
Works and Phnsdelphias In IhhadelPhiS
Yesterday. The police had 20 Draw tntir
gunsto auell the disturbance. The New orhA
won the game on the tape. Brooklyn Wa
beaten by Boston. Cincinnati shut out 81
Louis and Chicago uonncso FH'AOuIE
The results:
New York, 5: Philadelphia, T.
Boston, Z; Brooklyn, 3.
Cincinnati, .; ~. Louis, D.
chicago, Z: PtsburE' l.
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First base on error PttSbutg; I6it on s,1,sr
Chicago. = PitsbuTg. Z Double pay, /" SaIy,.
it7ii'sbsy and clancy Three base ht-Cssey. JM mo
bsse hits-ClymeT SlAgle. Holman SaItlnSS t n,r'
SirrTcr clarke stolen bases -lsedCh, casey
SlsSis struck out-Hy Weimer, s. by lever .
~ Hllsbtand. /: by Case HIT b. ,pitiS nSt,,tos
WsineT /. by Lever. ]: by Case, ]. wiz plten
lever Tmpire-O'Dhy. Time one ho1E anu
no minutes. Attendance 900.
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Although the BrOokyns outbstted the
Bostons az Washington Park yesterday,
snnnort was good, and the good pitching OF
StriicSlstt and scanl9n Vas Of no await lecan;;s
OF weak srpport. Stricklett burt his snIe
10 S"suion, who held Boston dpEn to one hit.
Ina score was tied AZ the end OF the eighth
irU,nC sharp was the FIRST BostouiRn NJ,
snd Ia drew four balls LAlterhorn Ad
yanced him with a sacrifice. .NCedham hit
90 LAWS WIN threw 10 third to head on
Sbarp but PAtch dropped the ball. Harley
fied 10 Iumley. and Sharp ran IN with the
v,inring count The score
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VICTIMS OF A TRIPLE PLAY.
NEW YORK AMERICANS BEATEN
rs U.iSHINGTONS.

Good Opportunities 90 Win GO 10 waste
--Dctroits shut Out CeN elsndS ana
Take the Lead -BOstons and Browns
Defeat Respective opponents scores
The peuons are now leading tie Ameri-
con League. They shut out thv tl"yelands
yesterday. cleveland dropping 10 last place,
a. Boston dlsposed OF Philadelphia The
New Norks we're beaten by Washington
and Chicago was easy for 81, Louis which
team took third PLACE away iram New ! ORR.
The feAults:
washington, 4; New York, =.
BostOn, 3; Philadelphia, ].
Detroit. 7; Cleveland. O.
IT. Louis, q: Chicago, I.
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'Batted for owen IN the ninth inning.
ST. LouiA.............,..o %
Two base hits-Suulvan O., Wallace Padden
stone Three base hlt-PAdden. Sacrifice hit
SuFdeu Double plAys-Dundon and Donshue
stolen bases-T Jones a.. Wild pitch.-Owen
FiTst base on b4lls-On Sudhof 8. on owen, 2
struck out-By Sudhon. a. by owen, 3. Ieft on
bases-St Louis 10: Chicago. Z. Time-i hour aud
90 minutes umplres Kelly and McChry. At
tendance 200.
BOSTON "a. L., g. PHILADELPHIA a. -. |.
BosToS April 2a-ranuehill had the PhrAdel-
phiAg al his mercy TO day. Tue visitors hit safely
but once ia the nrst seven innings. The score:
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IOfaIs.---- ) TO = IS
sBatted for Putnam To- tue fourth Inning.
fBatted for Powell In the ninth inning.
Washington. ............ o . . %
New YORK ...........,..O o v O-S
First base on error-Wa arlington, 8: Lrit on
on baus-Od Putnam. /, on PGtten, 4 Struck
out-By Putnam, a. by Powell, ?. BY Patten, q
Three base t-Siahl Two base hlts-WiliAms
Anderson, MCGUIRE ~, buchanan. SacTince hits
Conroy. Cassidy, Pauen. Triple plAy-PSten,
Stahl and Cassidy. Double pl6ys-AcGurs and
Elberfed: Dougherty, Elberfeld and Conr0y. Hits
Ion Putnam, 4 In four innings on Powell. 3
I'm Eve innings. Hit by ptcher-By Putnam.
Umplre-ConnOsy. Tlme-l hour and ~ minutes.
AttendAnce-4.OJJ.
1T. LOUIS a. L., Q: CHICAGO tA.Ll,i
ST LOUIS. April 2t-Ths Browns defeated the
Chicago White SoI Today by the one sided score
AZ ~ L LLn
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snnthern LeaEne.

At Memphis Memphis, Q. New orleans, ].
a. MISUNDERSTANDING, 5 Birmingham T.
II htlanta- Montgomery. s. Atlanta, B.
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.sSt,,d for s,rckett In the fourth Inning.
brooklyn .........."r..G 93oo eoi %
T,vo haze hit-Dobbs SAerihce hns-I<vis
.ttsrborn, Harley. stolen bases Wolyerton
,,'.,s',.y SheekhArd Left on base Rroohiyn.
I Rston. 4 First base GU hhlis-Od StHcklrtt 4
On Scsnion 3 on Harley ;. first base on errors
1.t.SoLi,,n = Boston, l. Hit by pi'cher-By StHrk
~ Struck out-By Strcketi, I; By ScanioD
= sk-Stnekett Wild plt9he.-By S,nekleti.
hair and Al minutes. Attendance. sOO.
CINCINNATI, s Of. JoUIs IL. Ll,O
C1ScIrSlrt, April 2l-Hahn pitched bis hrst
80 ~ me season 10 day and his work WAS such
n au" ne came MAS never 10 dcubt and a shutoui
-. - Louis lnsytabc portion. Fran Vas
Ssi,sd hard ~ the stAH. The score
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Two base hUs-BreEnAhAn, StTang, AeHes,
DuggIeby. Three base hh-Ttus. Left on bases
: New YORK, q. Philadelphia, 4. Struck out-By
DuFgIeby, s. by AatheWaOh, 3. Double play
GIbsrt and BoWermAn. First base on errors
phiIsdelphla q First base on bahs-On DuGgleby,
- IN MatheWson, 2. Passed all-BreSnAhan,
S.cTincs hits-Dahlen, GLEASON. TITUS. Stolen
bssesIThomAs and DOOlln. UmplreS-Emslle and
psWsv4ue Time hour and 81 minutes.
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G,me, schedulsd bod I'D.


yvsshinrt0n In Sew York Phi adrlphla IN Boston
f,btrsgo I'M II. Louis, CLEVELAND 10 Detroh.
NATIONAL IEAGrE..
Nev YORK in PHILADELPHIA Loslon IN brooklyn
pntsburg 10 chicago; ST. LOUIS IN Cincinnati.
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oA,,u plsnEspshIu. Dunleayy. Sacrifice hits
BTidWeu SebhuE. struck Oui-By Hahn >. bA
ETSn. l. First base on bais-Or Hahn ~ on
FSSn a M by pitchtr-By Hahn, l. BY Egan, z,
Ieft on bases-St. Louis, 8. fisi base on eitois
Nrincinpsti g. I'mplre-klem. llme-i hour
and As mlnutts. Attendance -2OOO.
CHICAGO "A. ~, 7. PITTsHvEd, l.
Cutc.oo. April 2t-Chicago bit Lever hard
and often and drove him 90 me bench lh NhtSs
inninEs Hnlebrand was success DHl uuI' ~
arm and Case finished sue game NelultI Nes
An great form and received me backing S
battling OF Holman and Tinker was tue lea'uIe VI
the game The score.
NV - prvTsntpa
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Two balr hll-OTlN TUTd. Thret hbsf hit
bass on error-CleytlGnd. stolen baseE-Hick
man nay Double play-O' Ian, ScharfieT
a on Moore s. Struck 0ut-hy kltaon, 2: BY
Moore trft on btsrb-netroit, a. Cleveland. a.
Umpire sheridan. nme-i hour and 70 minutet
AIIandanr-- aOl0
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Dallas n. Pratt Buys the Sea Fox.

Dallas B. PrGtt has purchased the schooner
yacht Sea Fox OF Arson Phelps Stokes
through the agency OF Tams, Lemoine
Crane. This boat il MS feet over all. ~ feet
5 inches on the wsterllne, = feet 10 inches
beam and n feet draught. Mr., Stokes made
boat In 1907 she sailed 1850 miles and In
1903 800 miles,
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Rassbau. Washinrton Park. To-day 5itS.
Broohiyn W. Boston. Admission, SOC, Adj.
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TotAis....O IA 1913 TotSls-....s 10 n
ncisnsii...,............6 7OOo -
81 Louis. ....s....u %
Two base his--ssymour "a. Three base hits
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BASEBALL To-day, AP.M American League
PafE. Il. \. Americans ". WashlhgtOa.-Ads.
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SIV.VV AutOmObiIs Leather Goats, Sis

upward on Automobile Clothing We beat world
In prices single. double breasted, Norfolk sNlcs
CRAY Davis Solar Dietz sc, Lamps and Genrr-
ators Harttords, Diamonds, Goodnch' Dunlop
Tires and Tubes.
rive story building full Of Automobile supplies
l. J WILLIS Co. : Park Place, y. y.
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Tlrst base on errOrs-BOstOn, 4 Philadelphia 2
Len on bases Boston. q Philadelphia, s. FirSt
80 an balIs-On TAnuehill 2. on Plank l. St7lrl
oo,i-By TAnnehul. 5, by Plank Three has
-Selbach Stolen base Parent. Hit by pitcher
nv plank q wild pitch Plank. Pass ii ball
Nrtioyen. Umpire-O Loughnn, Time hour
snd a. minutes AttendAnce-o.a57
DEnoIT. o. cIEvEIAND O.
prTpofr April 2t.-Both Kitson and Moor,
ritrbsd rTceIlent ball 70 day, but Moore = one rad
(nninF lost him the game. The abundance was
ne largest Monday crowd IN years. The Gcnrr
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.zz1zehzker'

stands for in point
Of experience and
progress, to say moth
ing of a reputation
too valuable to en-
danger for the sake
of selling enc or ten
thousand cars.
We believe any
thinking man or wo-
man will see the COM
mon sense Of such an
argument, and when
we say with all the
conviction we know
that the Studebaker
Automobiles are in
every respect worthy
Of this name, we be-
lieve you will con-
slider an investigating
visit to our ware
rooms tim e we'll
spent. Ca taloGue
on application.
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AUTO1OBILE BARGAINS

II you want 10 buy a second hand Automobhe,
fet our price noors ,Ammcd with bargains.
TIMES SQUARE AUTOMOBILE CO..
10. West t6th ST. two doors east OF Broadway.
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FIFTH RACE
SIXTH RACE
sixth RACE
For maiden three year -olds $500 added. 20 carry

Pair start: won driving; Phyllis A., blk. T.. T. by
Albert Misery H.. owned By A. l.. Aste. trained
h.
The Falls City tribune., 1905-01-06
OWED FOR A LOST WHALE.
Engineer Went Down Twelve Times
After Huue Mammal.

The schooner Charles Hensen, which
left San Francisco last spring, osten-
sibly for a whaling cruise, but really
to trade for furs, has arrived.
During her eight months cruise she
captured only one whale, which pro
duced 1900 pounds of bone. The furs
gathered by trading were sent down
some time ago. Another big whale
was killed, but on account of the ice
it was lost. The mammal, which was
the biggest those on board had ever
seen, came up through one of the
holes in the ice, and the crew killed
it. Before it could be fastened it
sank.
The crews of the schooners Olga
ing operated by the same concern.
were unwilling to give up such a prize,
and Chief Engineer Porter of the Olga,
go down and secure the whale. He
equipped in a diving suit, offered to
descended to the bottom of the Arctic
ocean twelve times and fastened hooks
to the whale.
But when it came to hosting it to
the surface it was found to be an i'm
possibility on account of the ice. The
diver found the whale under a shelf
of ice, and the ice was forty-five feet
in thickness. The crews exploded 600
pounds of powder in an effort to break
the ice. After trying for eight days
they were compelled to give up.
The Falls City tribune., 1905-01-06

it was erected to the memory of Ia
dock Howe by his friend, DR.. n. Mil.
Ter.
Zadock Howe was a revolutionary
soldier who went out from Foxboro
and who was said to have been on the
body guard of Gen. Washington.
Little has been preserved of his per-
sOnal record, but that he was a gal
liant fighter for his country is gener-
ally claimed.
The monument is also inscribed,
TO those who view before you're
gone, be pleased to put the cover on.
The owe referred to is an urn which
surmounts the stone and which, fast
ened by long, cumbersome hooks,
swings open, and d~iscloses a slate tab
let inscribed, THE grave is waiting
for your body, and Christ is waiting
for your soul; o may this be your
cheerful study to be prepared when
death do call"
The granite capstone was wrought
by Mr.. Howe in 1910. He died in
1919. 1t vas repaired by his son, DR..
Y. Howe. in 1S41, and the whole af-
fair was repaired by the towns GEN.
tennial committee in 1878.