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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-04-29
FREEZING WEATHER
AND MORE SNOW
Prediction Today Of the Official Fore
caster for New Mexico-Thunder
storm and Snow This Morning.

Farmers and stockmen have cause
for some more rejoicing on account of
another April snow but the vagaries
of the weather may result in loss
of newly born calves, lambs and
goats if freezing weather prevails to-
night as predicted. AS far as the
fruit is concerned practically all of
the orchard crops were destroyed by
the cold snap of week ago.
Snow and sleet began falling early
this morning following thunder
storm, but it melted as fast as it
struck terra firma and eventually
changed into misting rain which
threatened to continue intermittently
throughout the day
According to the official forecast to-
day for New Mexico more snow and
freezing weather is predicted in the
north portion of the Territory and
rain and cooler weather in the south
portion tonight and probably Tues
day.
In Santa Fe the temperature at 6
o'clock this morning was "a degrees.
The lowest temperature during last
night was 33 degrees. The precipita.
ton of rain and melted snow during
the early morning hours was .46
inch. The maximum temperature yes
terday was &C degrees at 4:25 p. M,
and the minimum temperature IS de.
grees at 2:55 a. M, making a mean
temperature for the day of so degrees
The relative humidity for the day was
81 per cent.
Saturdays maximum temperature
was G5 degrees at $40 p. M, and the
minimum temperature 33 degrees at
5 a. M, the mean temperature there
fore being 40 degrees, while the rela
tive humidity was IS per cent.
Storm is General.
The storm seems very general all
the way from Denver, where it began
Sunday morning to snow, as far south
as Alamosa, where it showed all
night and is still at it, but it has
turned into rain at Espanola.
At Ration and Las Vegas it has
showed steadily ever since Sunday
night, heavy, wet snow that melts
rapidly. At Albuquerque and Ell Paso
it rained very hard during Sunday
night and this morning, but is clear
ing off now. The weather all along
the line is growing more mild and it
is hoped that Santa Fe will escape the
predicted hard freeze.
Downpour in Estancia Valley.
Special to the New Mexican.
Willard, N. NJ, April 29.-It com
menced to rain in the Estancia Valley
east and west of The Santa Fe Cen
tral Railway, late last evening and
continued steady throughout the night
and this forenoon. At times the rain
turned into snow. Several inches OF
rain fell. Similar reports come
from stations along the Ell Paso &
Southwestern Railroad from Santa
Rosa as far south as Carrizozo and
half way to Alamogordo. Rains are
also reported along the Dawson road
and along the Chicago Rock Island
and New Mexico road, and in Quay
and Guadalupe Counties. The wealth
er has been cold and disagreeable but
SO far as known, livestock has not suf
fered. The rainfall will prove Of
great value to the farmers of the sec
tions named, and also to the sheer
raisers. In the counties named, the
lambing of sheep has not yet com
menced.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-04-29
MAY YET SAVE
ENTOMBED MINERS
Fellow Workmen Laboring Night and
Day in Hope Of Rescuing Men
in Pennsylvania Collier.

Johnstown, Pa, April 29-The seven
men who were imprisoned by rush
water in Mine No. 49, of the Berwind.
White Coal Company, at Foustwell,
Friday night are still entombed, al
though scores of rescuers have been
working night and day in an effort to
pump water out of the mine and effect
their freedom. The work Of pumping
proceeds slowly and until the rescuers
can effect an entrance to the mine 1t
will not be known whether the en-.
tombed miners are dead or alive. Re.
lief parties returning to the surface
this morning said that 1t would be
evening at the earliest before the en-
tombed men could be reached
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-04-29
COWBOY SUICIDES
BY CUTTING THROAT
Samuel Davis, Known as Best Horse
man in socorro County, Sewers
Jugular Vein With Penknife.
- II T. y &C x u
Special to The New Mexican.

Special to The New Mexican.
Magdalena, N. M, April 90
Samuel Davis, a young man en-
ployed as a cowboy on the
Clements ranch, twenty miles
southwest of Magdalena, late
last night committed suicide by
cutting his throat with a pen
knife.
While the wounds were Sc
we're they did not cause immed-
late death. He walked around
his room for about two hours
and finally laid down on the
bed and bled to death. The
cause of the suicide was des-
pondency because he had
squandered and gambled away
quite handsome sum Of
money sent him by his father
in Texas, his father being a
well-to-do cattle grower.
Davis was known as the best
horseman in Socorro County
and was quite popular, He was
his own worst enemy.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-04-29
SURGEONS USE KNIFE
ON JOHN MITCHELL /

Spring Valley, Ill.,, April 29.--John
Mitchell, president of the United
Mine Workers of America, was oper-
ated on today for strangulated hernia
The operation was performed at St.
Margaret's hospital and was success
full. The patient is resting easy and
no danger is anticipated.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-04-29
PLUNGES SIXTY
FEET TO DEATH
Fearful Accident at Artesia in Which
Young Man is Victim--Fel OF
Top of Water Tower.

= Special to The New Mexican. I
y Artesia, n. NJ, April % !
y This morning, while working :
y on top of the new water tower :
y in course of erection here. :
y Phillip Scholar, aged IS years, :
y machinist Of Sioux Rapids, :
y iowa, lost his balance and fell
y a distance of 60 feet to the :
y ground. Every bone in his ,
y body was broken and death )
y was instantaneous. The fear
y full accident was witnessed by
y a number of persons who were
y gathered about the tower
y watching operations. The
y young mans relatives have :
y been notified and the remains
y are held at local undertaking
= establishment pending advices
y as to their disposal,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-04-29
Houses Washed Away.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY
WINS ANNUAL BOAT RACE,

San Francisco, Calf, April %
Stanford University won the Inter-
Collegiate boat race from the univer-
sity of California today by seven
lengths. The race was rowed over a
two miles course near Sausalito and
Stanford won easily. The time was
fifteen and three -hundredths minutes
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-04-29
VICTIMS OF PIER
DISASTER NUMBER TEN

Baltimore, Md, April 29--The loss
Of life by the collapse of the new
steamship pier at Locust Point last
Saturday was today placed at ten. but
only three bodies have been recovered
thus far.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-04-29

Herbert Sims and Wilson Lotion, OF
the we'll known Valley Ranch on the
upper Pecos, drove to the city on Sat
urday evening last and are guests at
"The Walnuts," the home of Mrs.
Francis Paddock on Lincoln Avenue.
They will return to the ranch tomor-
row,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-04-29
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
MAKES PURCHASE OF slLVEE

Washington, April 29.-The Treas
ury Department today purchased 100,-
900 ounces Of silver for delivery at
the Philadelphia mint at 1885 cents
rey Ouncn
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-04-29
RAyN0lOS TO Be ACTING GOVERNOR
UNTIL ARRIVAL OF CAPTAIN CURRY
Special to the New Mexican.

WASHINGTON D. G., April 30 lour correspondent
informed the White House today OF the acceptance Of Gov
Hauerman resignation which will take effect immediate
w. letter to that effect mailed BY the President this morning
should reach Santa Fe time THURSDAY The program will
be concluded Just predicted James W. Ravnod Secretary
of the Territory will act as Governor New Mexico until the
arrival Of Captain George Curry from his former post in S
mar, Philippine Islands,
SIS s. <<< <N8< y SIS
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-04-29
STRIKE.BREAKERS
TO TEXAS OIL FIELDS
Companies Resume Work Despite
Strike--Union Organizer Sent
to Scene.

Beaumont, Texas, April 29-Fifty
strike-breakers arrived today from
New Orleans to work in the oil fields
for the Guffey Company. All pumps.
plants and pipe lines are working to
day and the company claims it hs
plenty of men. Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Federation
of Labor, has sent special organizer
here to take charge of the strike.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-04-29

Continued on Page Eight.)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
ABSCONDS
WITH TEAM At
ALAMOGORDo
R0BS TWO
MEN OF THEIR ARMS
Desperate Badly Wanted in
Texas LAST Seen Ascending
SUBMITS of Beautiful SaCra-
mentO Mountains.
LsnecIaI Corre.nondenee MornIng JonrnaLI

Especial Correspondence Morning JournaLI
A~lamogordo. n. NJ. Aug. 2G.-Two
unknown men are badly wanted by
j. n. McFatc. a well known liVeryman
of this city, and by two well known
ranchers. Hiram Click and George
Poee.e Whom last seen the two were
driving at a rather rapid rate toward
the tip-top of the Sacramento mount
aims, with a fine team. an da fine
mountain wagon belonging to McFate
and a number Of Winchester rifles.
siX-Ehooters and cartridges belonging
to Poe and click.
The most dangerous of the two men
first appeared OF the scene at the
camps OF Click and Poe in the Sac
ramentos. Poe and Click suddenly
without warning, found themselves
looking into the muzzles of a couple
Of six-shootors held by the unknown.
Sorry 10 bother you, boys" he
said, but I've Just left Texas in a HI
of a hurry. They We're SO sorry to see
me go that they have a posse after
me" He then demanded his victims
weapons, aud after securing two Win
chesters, two siX-shoOters and two
belts full of ammunition. he dueked
into the brush just as the posse hOve
I'm sight.
The bandits armament was thus in
creased to four siX-shooters, two Win
chesters and three belts of ammuni-
ton. The posse fired "A scattering shot
or so at the man, who escaped into
the brush.
His next appearance was in Alamo
gordo about Z o'clock the same even
ing, when, in company with a COM
p%anion, he entered a restaurant. AZ
ter finishing supper, the larger man Of
the pair t%elophoHed to J. n. McFate's
livery stable. ueLng the name of Ed.
A llan a man fNIIl lnnurp- Il. No Ufa 70
He ordered a fine team and heavy
buggy, saying he would want it for
several DAYS To 20 to Aliens goat
ranch. McFate was not at the stable
when the order was given. or he would
have INVESTIGATED the matter. as he
knew that Ed Allen was not in Ala
mogordo. one of his men,. thinking
the order was an right. took the team
TO Warren corner and turned it over
TO the bandit ana his companion. who
got into tho rig and Immediately drove
north on New York avenue.
Mr.. McFate, upon making inquiry,
a%sccrt3incd hat he had been
tricNed, and by a liberal use of the
telegraph and telephone he learned
that the rig and the two men had
been seen ou August 10, crossing the
Sacramento ang and going IN a
northeastern direction.
The man who engaged the team IS
described aS being very large, dark
complexion u%nshaven. and wearing
Hight trousers and a dark coat. and
having the appearance Of a generally
rough character. His voice is de-
scribcd as being very harsh and rough
McFatc describes his team and rig
rs follows:
Two black horses. ten years old,
star I'm fprehead of each; both wire
Scared ON feet, fifteen hands high,
branded combination DE CDinVerted)
left hip. They were working in
light spring wagon harness.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
BROWNS DIDN'T NEED
THAT SPECIAL CAR

The Trinidad Advertiser says of the
saturday game:
Albuquerque was defeated yce:nr-
day afternoon by a score of $ - p.
The Browns predicted that they would
need a special ear To- carry home the
~catps, hut they were mistaken.
They tried hard To win. and they
played one of the cleancst. best-spfr-
tied games seen here this ycIr, bur
the victory WAS not for them Bcth
teams made their share of errors and
both played rather loosely at times.
hut 1t WAS a good exhibition an the
whole. 40 discnrds of any sort oc-
CURED. In spite of the differcaCo m
iEe score. there Is no assurance that
Trinidad has the Browns outcl1ssed,
and a first rate game may he eNpcctci
today. The Browns made a nit Win
the fans aud were freely apStfd1t1
for every good play. Graham's home
run WIS one Of the longest HRS ever
seen on the local field and ~clearcl tho
left field fence by several feet. Cap
tain Webster also secured a homer
that brought home Two men ahead of
him.
Nash pitched e good game. and
Craibip. for the Browns. proved a
novelty With his southpaW twistcrs.
With the execution of the first in
ming when ne ala considerable iudg-
ling ana once forgot an about where
to throw the bah until IL was too late,
he pitched a nice game. Diamond
succeeded Mcdonald behind the bat i'm
the nth the former going to the
field. Sweet was in fine form ycster-
day. getting 1--we hits and making sew
eral fine catches in center. shea. on
first base for the Browns, evidently
don't like ite way the sun gets In
ones eyes from that position. drop
ping u particularly easy foul. Several
Wild throws iu his direction, however,
went by him. hut 10 was not his fault
Johnny Green was again in the
limclight and hit every time up.
Roth Green and Webster were
shaWered with silver for their good
plays.
Galgano will Doe iu the box for the
visitors today and is said to be "a
strong man BS all signs ~ baseball
dom today's gumc should be a crack
criack. one thing i- certain, and that
Is that the Browns viii do their best.
and. win or lose. they are the type
that the fans like 90 have come 10
Trinidad. The score.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
RINID A D \ A s
RECEIVED AN
EYE OPENER
THOUGHT BROWNS DUBS" y;
HAS ANOTHER THOUGHT
"SweII Set of Fellows" Is AIbu-
QuerQue'S Comment OF Colo
RADIO Bunch of Players,

we are very well satisfied with the
result Of IA trip said Manager q.
A.. Matson. Of the A%lbuduerdue
Browns, WhO returned with the Alnu-
querque wonders on the flyer from
Trinidad yesterday afternoon.
w gave the Trinidad boys 4 run
for their money than rney will re-
member for some days" said Mr..
Mafson."
When the Browns arrived and
even after the first game, Trinidad
thought we were dubs. They woke Ip
rather suddenly Sunday. The game
started with Trinidad chock full Of
confidence, and sure II would be "A
case Of taking candy from children
they brought out their heavy hitter to
pulverize US the first shot out Of the
box II was painful, the expression on
his face, when strike three-out' fell
upon his ears. II was also comical.
Trinidad admits Il was the best game
Of the season on their grounds. and
Albuquerque gave them a sample of
bah playing that they viii not forget
in a hurry"
Manager Matson. as are all the
members Of tho team, is enthusiastic
.oVer the treatment accorded sthe Al
buquerque bunch in Trinidad. They
are a swell set of fellows was the
consensus of opinion. And they GER
tainly know how TO play ball" sail
Mr.. Matson last night.
Galgano's work at the Sunday game
is said to have been the prcttiest eX-
hibition of arm exercise ever witness
ed in Trinidad. and the fast pitcher
himself with laurels.
Trinidad realizes that she has her
hands comfortably fun II she intends
To do business with the Browns n,ro
on the It'll and Sth of september. aud
the local games viii be the hard fst
fought Albuquerque fans have had the
pleasure of seeing for "A coOn's agc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
FOR RENT-DWeHingS


FOR RENT-A good f-room cottage. close
10 the shops, 21i Atlantic Ave. Apply
on premises.
FOR RENT-Large barn with stalls
for five horses n plenty of room
for vehicles; large hay loft and corral.
Address J. j. j., Morning Journal. If
FOR RENT-Furnished, 12x14 house
tent; 100 South Broadway.
FOR RENT-Fine alfalfa pasture for rent;
plenty ~ water; in city limits; 81 per
month. Phone APO. J.. r. Thompson.
FOR RENT-4-room house, furnished or I'M
furnished, close in. Apply Rankin and
Co. Armiio Bldg. or phone 1897.
RENT-Four room cottage with mod
ern convenicnees. Inquire Of A. A. Trim
bic. 207 \. ATno street.
RENT-6ix-room house wrh lawn and
large barn. Address 413 South broadway.
RENT-Tvo or three room houses,
furnished or unfuruished, W. V. Flu
treble 502 South Second street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED-MaIe

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. retail sales
man for general merchandise store:
must speak Spanish; permanent posi-
ton; state experience and salary ex-
pected. Willard Mercantile Co, WI
lard. y. NJ.
WANTED-A mar who Understands
the furniture business, to drive
wagon. Enquire of f. II. Strong. If
WANTED-At the Economist, young
man Of about Is years as bundle
wrapper.
WANTED-A good barn man; good
wages to a first-class man. Apply
Patterson's, Silver ave.
WANTED-Male nurse. Apply at once.
Santa Fe Hospital.
WANTED-Three first class carpen-
ters. Apply A.. w. Hayden, Az w.
Copper avenue.
wANTED-strong boy, II or IS years old
to make himself useful. The Leader, 81
w. Central avenue
WANTED-First class waiter. Santa Fe
restaurant, under Savoy hotel.
WANTED-Porter, santa Fe restaurant, I'M
der Savoy hotel,
WANTED-Three bell boys at the Aivarado
Hotel.
WAMTED-stokers at the gas plant. Apply
at the Gas Plant.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
ENGINEERS QUICK
EYE AVE RTS A
BIG DISASTER
CALIFORNIA LIMITED
HAS A CLOSE CALL
Surging Rio Puerco Plays
Havoc With Santa Fe Bridge
and Small Army Of Men sat
Work on Repairs,

The keen cye and presence of mind
of Engineer Harry Render, of the
Santa Fe. who took the California
limited from here TO Gallup Sunday
evening, avcrted what might easily
have been = disaster. Leaning out Of
the cab. Engineer Renders alert eye
saw tina there was something wrong
with a bridge across the Rio Puerco
some miles this side of the Carbon
Cit.
The limited was pounding along AT
n pretty good pace. and had the en-
glneer seen the danger a few moments
later Il might have been too late. As
h was. ne iammed on The air ana
brought the train TO "a stop about "a
hundred yards from the bridge. one
span OF the bridge had been seri-
ously undermined and the supports
had been weakened by the floods
pouring down the arroyo. Engineer
Rohder wired for the bridge ana Sec
tion crews and after temporary re
pairs had been made succeeded IN
getting the limited, at a snail's pace
safely across the quiycring structure
Had he run the limited Onto the
bridge az fun speed II is likely that
the bridge. weakened bv the torrent,
would have collapsed, carrying the
train into the surging river. which
was, and is still, over It's banks.
Nearly a hundred employees of the
Re worked all sunday night and
Monday In repairing the bridge and
roadbcd. in order to allow the
trains following 10 pass over In safety
II b. expected that Engineer Reh-
der will be awarded about twenty
merit marks for his presence Of mind
In averting an accident and taking
the train across the bridge In safety
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
TALL N ADGE AND
SENA CASES
ARGUED
DAYS SESSION
OF SUPREME COURT
All Justices Except Pope Pres
ent on First Day of Term-A
Busy Session Ahead,

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal .
Santa Fe, y. NJ. Aug 90 The
New Mexico supreme court convened
here this morning for the adjourned
session, with Chicf Justice William
w Mills and Associate Justices John
r. Merle. Frank W. Parker and Ed
ward Mann present Justice Ira A.
Abbott arrived in time to attend the
afternoon session. Justice william
" Pope has not yet arrived from Ros-
we'll
The docket was called this morn
ing. and the Tallmadpc and Sena
cases set for argument In the after
noon. Assistant United states Attor-
.ney E J.. MCdlcr appeared In the af-
teruoon for the government. and r. g..
Gortner FOR the Tallmadgcs. who
were indicted FOR land frauds in
the Pecos valley The Tallmadgcs
were promoters who brought M large
numbers OF homeseekors to the Pecos
valley and sold them lands. Fraud Is
alleged by the government. The
transactions In question occurred
nearly two years ago, and the trial of
the cases was the cause of Intense
Interest In the Pecos valley.
John knaebel of Denver. appeared
IN the afternoon FOR Mariana Scna. in
the argument OF the exceptions filed
in the Sona case, MT. Medlcr appear
ing for the government Mr. Sena. a.
viii be remembered was Convicted ~
cmbezglement the case being takctf IA
tho circuit court of appcals II bas
been hanging fire for three ar fn,r
wears. Sena was formcrIy assistant Ia
CLERK A. NJ. Berrerr of mo Eirst in
dicial district court. The alleged pee
u%lations occurred in connection with
the bureau of the census
Five aspirauts for licenses GOO prac-
tic, law in tho tsrrIfsr, 4rr..r.I tbis
morning for examlnatiou rr., Won.
Morgan %. IlcweIl,n. of SIM. n,
United states surveyor s.,.rgt o
New Mexico. Ham, $ Bowman rf
las Vegas. John rs wilson ~ Az
huouorauc. Harry a. roars an ,f
I.as vegas. and Thomas ~ NAL
olson. of Ai-huourrouo mo, Wer.
nut Do work at 6ure lr fh. t~,r.tt.r
examination. which VII boz f.Ir,vcd
hN an oral ,NamTu4tU,r
several cases urr, ..rfIYu.I f.r tina.
Term am funfI4r 80 ..,...I
session. and Two Won. .rb,iuf.I .r
hripfs rho ,4s.. ri.....T go
far hearing are MS r,II.,..
No f1S7 Al,N N.k.r.. .-..u.,t
vs. John KING .ru..ir. ,,.,I'i
fr.w 3D., ti.trI.f ..'.-f al f...
"a, subuifted au brt.f
NJ. ffga rerrif.-. .. > v.
appcIse. y4 Jr..I, E.ru.. -
.anf. a~ppetird frsm hiss. ...lf 81
sierra county r|ort.ru.. r.r u.
30 rtas I.nIf.I -I.t.. ..
Appellee. ~ Jesus IA. N.l.r. ..,ei-
.l4nt a@ppcal,d frum rIrf I.rt.#. T.
.tript. continued fal tH, fsru
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
FOR SALE-MISCeIlaneOuS


FOR SALE-Several horses, one pony
and saddle. Apply 800 w. Gold.
FOR sALE-Or trade; Z good miich cows,
horse. two good harness and buggy. also
furniture Of 7-room house. Inquire at 115
n. trno.
FOR sALE-The best general purpose
horse in the city. weighs loo pounds.
315 W. Copper avenue,
FOR SALE-Gentle pony and saddle. Adj
dress 623 S Arno.
FOR sALE-we have some good cows for
sale. Albers Brothers.
FOR SALE-Framc cottage. modern and in
good order; located on west side. near
park Address 1913. care Morning Journal
FOR sALE-Llght spring mountain Wag-
on. 1916 West Central avenue.
FOR sALE-Iron safe. Enquire no West
Gold Ave.
FoR sALE-Bun terrier pups, bred from
the best Pitt stock IL America. F. II.
casey, BOX 1873, Las Cruces, N. M.
FOR SALE-Onc large size sand oven and
so bread pans, s2b; be quick. sos S. Sec
ond street.
o sALE-Two cottages and four corner
lots. Cheap. Kirster's Cigar Factory.
FOR ~sALE-Drug store; $4,000 stock; good
reason for selling; only drug store in
town; for further particulars write K. II
Berry. Estanoin. N NJ.
FOR sALE-A good top buggy Cor sale
cheap. N. W. Alger. 12i South Walter
street. II
FOR sALE-Aermotor windmilis. tanks
and substruc4ure. Wolkfng 4 Son, 7O7
North Eighth street, phone i4S5. n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
GREAT RECORD FOR
CORHAN FOR
THE SEASON
Albuquerque Boys Batting
Statistics Show That He is
the Real Article When It
Comes to Gilt Edge Ball,

Roy Corhan, the Albuquerque bat
ting wonder. who As now with Pueblo.
has made a rather interesting record
for the season SO far. Corhan has
played On los games. He has been at
bat 3S7 times: runs. 81, hits. 81 two
base hits. IA. three-base hits. 3, stolen
bases. "a. sacrifice hits. s. per cent.
g0g. Corhan is q newly Pledged
baseball celebrity. but his work is OF
the kind that will make him famous
Scelec. manager of the Puehlo In
dianS. has signed Galgauo, the
Browns star pitcher. for next season.