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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-03
BRITT AND CAMS.
Pair TO Meet ana Arrange for Fight n
September.

san Filncisco, Aug. l.--Jimmy Britt
and Joe Cans had a conference tonight
Britt Expressed his willingness 10 meet
the oolored champion nj september. bu,
wanted few days time before entering
into an axreemeni Cans was Also willlns
be held Saturday afternoon, when bids
from clubs are expected 10 DO presented.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-03
TENNIS DOUBLES.

=, chicago, Aug, 2-F, ~ Alexander and
"a n. lIackett OF New York are western
round today tho customers defeated Nat
emerson " Cincinnati ana John Nicely ~
I.rnlcago by the score OF 90 ~, Cl, GIL.
ihe championship IN womena doubles
uPponsd 70 ih0m were Mrs Williams and
oHAA Weimer The score was G-2, Ga.
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NATIONAL.

81 I,o,,Is. Aug. 2--Karger was wild and
Ineffective today and Philadelphia won
double plays by the visitors settled what
ever chances the home team had
score, R,H.E.
81. Louis ,..'''''''''''''''''''''''''' q !
Philadelphia '''''' '''"if',,''''.'',." .
Batteries-Karger ana Marshall SPARKS
ThIee-base hits-T1tus, Bases ON balls
ON Karger, 5. Struck out-By karger, a;
by Sparks, B..
Umpiro-Johnstone.
putsburg. Aug. -lrhree-baggers by
Abbatuchio and Lefeld won the game
today FOR Pittsburg. Brooklyn was lit
tic unsettled in the field.
Score: X, III. 10.
s sroeSiyss 80 ..... ....S
Batteres--LeAeld ana Phelps; strick-
lett and Bergen. Three-base hits-Abbat-
aeld 81 on stricklett. 8. Struck out-By
Strickleu, J.
umplre-Rigicr.
Chicago, Aug. 2.--Brown probably never
pitched better than he did against Mat
thewhon today, one base on balls alone
barring his work from perfection, win
grand support tho visitors had no show
only two OF them reaching second. Scy-
mour and nahleen collided IA the fourth
attempting 10 get Howard's high n.y.
Seymour was knocked lnsenslble and car
ried on the Held. Hoffman wac forced 20
retire In the seventh, when he was spiked
on his steal OF second
score; II, n. E,
LMeaHo 800 ,''''' ''''''''.'.'s.'''.o
New York .......,.,......,.,..,.,. z
Batteries-Brown and Moran; Matthew
son and Bresnahan, Three-baso hits
shuttle. Bases on balls-Oh Brown. i, Off
Matthewson. I. struck out-By Brown 6,
by Matthewson, 4
Umpires-Emslio and Klein.
Cincinnati, Aug. 2.--ErrOrH ana IAnda-
mans n1ldness were responsible for nost
OF the runs scored by the locals today.
Score: Il. IA, E.
nlnvihihti s-.- .''s','''''s's't.'.,..,D
Boston ...s ,,,..,.,,.,...- ........3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-03
DRAPER TEAM WON.

The bali game at Lagoon yesterday af-
Mlnoon between the Draper team ana the
hnore Of 10 /. The contest WAS an inter-
tsllng ono throughout. The batteries
%'lc' For Draper strngfellow and Cor
ann' i9r The shamroeks, Peacock, Ahern
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-03
MRS SEARS THE VICTOR,

\, Newport, II. g., Aug. AIRS sears OF
roSion, tho national women's tennis
champion. won the casino cup In the wo-
ihsh, tournament by defeating Mrs, bar
dsvv Mallaeh % New York In The lnal to-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-03

Batteries Ewing and Mclean; Linda
man and Brown. Thrce-base hits-llt-
chey. Struck out-By Ewing, 0; by Llnd,
nrnan. g. Bases on balls-Of IAndamsin. 2.
Umpires-Carnenter and O'Day.
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IN THE BIG LEAGUES.
AMERICAN.

New York. Aug. New York defeated
Chicago today. 10 p scoring all their
runs while Altrock was pitching; Ghi,
on bases. their rally in the ninth being
duo to an error, pass, two lucky hits
and a long fly.
Score: X. II: H.
Chicago .. =. ..................,..5 10 !
Observation-Disclosures, Patterson and Nc
Farland; Doyle and Thomas.
Philadelphia Aug. 2-Rhoades ineffec-
tiveness was mainly Responsible LOT .he
defeat of Cleveland today.
Score: ~ II. II
Cleveland -. ..'''..-....'''..'''''''aa % 3
Philadelphia --.........''..''S IL
Batteries--Rhoades and Clark; Bender
and Powers -
tinued its batting streak today and won
an easy victory over St Louis by IL TO
3, For questioning decision, Captain
Jnglaub of Boston was ordered of tho
field.
Score: r. r.
ST. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !
Batteries--Winter. Criger and ArInbrus-
ter; Glade, Spencer and Stevens.
Washington. Aug. 2.-Detrolt outplayed
Washington in both games of the dou-
Bile header today. winning the iirst, 3 to z,
and the second, TO .,
score: r. II. Il.
Washington ............'..- '.'..''..'a
Detroit ........ .....,.,,.,...-,,......5 ~
Batteries-Johnson, Hughes and Hey
don, Siever and Schmidt.
Second game
Score: ~ n. u,
Washington .'.'.'.''..''''''''o ~
Detroit ........ ............'.''''''''s u
Batteries-Hu Falkenberg ana
Hevdon: Eubank, Kiilian and Payne.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At IndianapoHs-Ind Indianapolis G; Kan
sas city, 4.
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NoRTHw EsTERN.

Seattle Wash, Aug. 2-Harry Rush,
the Spokane schoolboy pitched a wonder
full game this evening and Seattle won
by n score of to ,.
Score: r. II
,SedtIe '..----.s. ..-..-,..............0 .
ou'te '''' ''.'...-'-....''.......-.. 3 2
Batteries-Rush and Stanley; Roosevelt,
Meyers and Wilkins.
Umpire-Ehret.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-03

At Toletlo--F'lrst game: Toledo. 8; Min
neapolis, 10. Second game. Toledo, 3;
Minneapolis, ?.
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At MISUNDERSTANDING 6; Milwaukee,
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Battories--Leileld and Phelps; Strick-
lett and Bergen. Three base hits-Abbat-
tichio, Leheid. Bases on balls-Or l,e-
aeld, 81 on stricklett. 8. Struck out-By
Stricklett, !.
umplre-Rigler.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-03

Pittsburg. Aug. s-lrhree-baggers by
Abbatuchio and Lefield won the game
today for Pittaburg Brooklyn was lit
tic unsettled in the field.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-03

Cincinnati, Aug, ?.--hrrors ana linda
OF the runs scored by the locals today.
Score: Il. IA. E
Cincinnati 49, .......,.,.,,.,,.,,,...6 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-03

BAtteripa-knrgtr md MhlbHHIIi SpdrKb
and DOOM Two base hits--rhomas.
Thloe-base hlts-T1tus, Bases ON balls
ON Karger. 5. Struck out-By karser, Al
by Sparks, 3.
IImpiro-JohnstOne.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-21

service, and special music has been
arranged # he can make the neces-
sary connection, Rev F. S. Hyatt viii
sing a selection from Handels eli
jah" at the evening service. and it
is possible tbat another distinguished
soloist from a distance may sing at
the other services.
Special attention Is called to the
afternoon service, which, for today
only, displaces the usual session Of
the Sunday school
The collection Of the morning servi-
ces will be a special thanks offering
to Archdeacon Weber in grateful
recognition of his splendid work IN
the parish. Gainesville has never
heard a speaker more rich in spirit
ual power, and It is felt by all
who have attended the services that
the seed he has sown will bear rich
fruit
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-21
at half-past Z; subject of sermon,
Christ or Who?9

at half-past z; subject of sermon,
Christ, or Who?9
Advent Christian Church, Rev.
James Lee-sunday school at 10 a.
m. Preaching at 1O:45; subject.
What Shah DO With Jesus?'
Preaching again IN the evening at
1890; subject. Watching"
The usual services viii be held at
st. Patrick's Catholic Church, Rev
p. J. Lynch.
Holy Trinity Church-The mission
which has been held in Holy Trinity
Church during the past week will
be brought to close today The
program Of the days services will
be as follows;
Holy Communion, z a. M. Morning
Prayer, sermon 1O:SO a. m. Evening
Prayer, sermon 7:SO D. m. Arch
deacon Webber win preach at every
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-21
SPECIAL SERVICES
AT HOLY TRINITY
ATChdeacon Webber Will Close
His Mission Series Today.
spEcIAL MusIo LIE EvENINo

rev. F. S. Hyatt, Noted Vocalist,
viii Probably, Sing Selection
from "Ellsh.g--servlees at Other
Churches VIII be impressive.
Services will be held at the various
churches this Sabbath as follows:
First Methodist Church, Rev. T. ],
Nixon--sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Preaching at 1916 a. M; subject,
witnesses for Christi Junior
League at 2:3O D. m, Senior League
At $3.50 D. m. Preaching at 1880 p.
~ subject, The Fall Of Peter and
His Restoration"
At the First Baptist Church there
viii be Sunday school at $3.50 this
morning, and Rev. p w Corr OF
Jasper Will preach at 1O:SO a. m,
and 1880 O'clock this evening. The
~ Y. p u and sunbeams viii meet
at the usual hours. Dr.. Corr is a
flne speaker, and has kindly consent
ed for the second time to all the
pulpit OF this church, owing TO the
continued illness Of Rev s. B. Rog-
ers The public is invited,
First Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Thos Park Hay Mopning sermon at
1890 o'clock; subject, What Chris
tian Work Can Dor Sabbath
school AT o'clock Evening services
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-21
MR. wARTMANN ZEE.
Member Of Visiting Committee from
Legislature Visits University.

Legislature Niolto OitNSf cttys
Hon. E. L. wartmann OF Marion
member Of the lower house Of the
Legislature, and member also Of
the visiting committee to State edu-
cational institutions, arrived in the
city Saturday. and accompanied by
Mayor Thomas visited the Uniyer.
slty.
A thorough investigation Of the
University was made by this dis
tinguished official, who was unable
to be present with the committee
on Thursday and he was apparent
ly well pleased
Gainesville and AIachua County Hos
pitaI Association.
A special meeting Of the Gainesville
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-21
Household Furnishings

We are Headquarters.
Readymade Pillow Cases. good values at 1914 % 10
rs, 20c.
42xS6 Cases worth ~.
42x36 Cases worth 20c. -
Readymade Sheets cheaper than you can make them.
72xeo Bleached Sheets worth 65c ..............- t
S1x90 Bleached Sheets worth 75c ......-.......,..
SlXse Beached Sheets worth 5e.................--
Good values in Bed Spreads at 50. 9S sil5 Sla' S'"
and up.
Pun sized spread. ready Tor use worth s1.z5 for hs
sale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ...s.s.', ..-'-..
Full sized Spread. heavy worth $50 for ths w
sale ..t.sst..+s-+. .s.s..tt.-tt'''.
Extra heavy Crochet Spread. beautiful pattern .s
worth S200 ............ %
sslnch Colored Linens for this sale ...............
y inch White Linen sheetng for this sale. p
sAnsh White Linen sheetlug for THIS sale. li'.-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-21

We have the aseortment-we have the prices. Save
az least onefourth by buying your Hats here
Special Hats for this sale fresh from the work room
to worth double the prices asked We give you
style but we don't charge you stylish prices
save one9otrth on your Hat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-21

and Alachua County Association is
called for Tuesday, April Goth, 1907,
at the Office Of w w. Hampton, at s
p. m This meeting is called for the
of electing president and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-21

chairman of the board Of trustees AM
Of the executive committee of sat
Association. A full attendance of tb
mombers is requested.
FERDINAND BAYER. Sci.
April 20, 1907
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-21
DRESS GOODS, SILKS

Spring Opening Sale Fine Rsady-tO-MsaT
Goods
Beautiful shirt Waists fine Tailored skirts Wash
shirt Waist Suits Silk Shirt Waist Suits nne Tailored
suits Musln Underwear Misses and Chdren's Dresses
az nlNch under value,
See the beautiful Shirt Waists az eSc Si2S S59 SteS
See the beautiful shirt Waist Suits at... S86o 10 $500
tbc beautiful Tailored skirts lbs 90 225o
See the Muslin Gowns. soc $50
SEQ the Muslin skirts. ...-..... soc 500
See the Muslin Corset Covers, t0e 90 $50
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-09
vARDAMAN At
LAST ADMITS
HIS DEFEAT
COMEDIES ELECTION OF
JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS.
Mississippi Governor Thanks
lis Friends for Loyal Sup
port and Says He viii Try nj
kgain Next Time,

j Icksou. Miss Aug Tho dem-
ocra thc state executive committee Zoe
dts declared John Sharp Williams
the aomluee Tor United states senator
Governor Nardaman conceded the
% nation 81 Williams hy sending
The following note o. The committee
fho democrats party. through its
exc utlte committee has declared SIT
Wi ms The nominee. and J accept
the arbitration Of that tribunal with
hing done ur said Us ms friends
or Wp during the campaign
i am FOR the nominee aud hope
thar Dee ul.l make The people 81 Mis-
sis upl "a great United states senator.
1 have made thc campaign upon hf-
lng and present and pertinent priuri-
pics. ui while ! Inrt the nomination.
am thoroughly convinced thHf thr
barge majority ot the white people ut
Mi. ,Isslppi agree with mN principle
and I shall continue fo uuhf for thes.
@rrnciFl-s se earnestly Boo The fulurC
a. have commended fuf them d. Che
nHst 40 man Was ever blessed ht
moro iotaf snd faithful friends than
those Nho favored ms fortunes bob
this contest want them tu feel a
Z DO. that SIZE have uut been defeated.
but that The victory ls unly postpone
Tor a season Q have been a candidate
several times ln my lie and Inst thf
fight but mover have I felt the etiue
III defeat. and ] am not feeling it io-
Haf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-09
BUILDING TRADES
TIE-UP At WASHINGTON

Washington. AUG eZrre ..ne
.fhteatened fle-ur of tnf hui .r-
aassrIra q WashiuEfnr reacnFl ease
a. late today uheu tEe arr'u'e
hrlsk LAYERS and other union k
So rmpIoNed on many huidn ns
- .rfaraF auf business agHs uf
= building trades unlons mate
fE.t from > 80 zee NEE elN rHt re-
porf Tor aork tamurreN eff IT
the employer -associatiph stai~l
that I1sg acre naAtnE % alt-
geulu Ia ulllng The stukeTs places
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-09
IS
TR|CKED INTO
CONFESSION
TFRHlINF KILLING NEAR
ROSWELL CLEARED Up
Unfortunate Man Slain by His.
Cousin Who Buried HIS Body.
in Dry AceQuiai Widows
Ruse Clears MySteTb

Roswell. y 81. Aug Confront
ID rs The widow - his victim fl
handouts mo pleaded tcarfuly Win
him 10 tell tho truth concerning hls
crime 10 then end that 3 might De-
relieved Of the terrible charge which
she declared h rested under. Nose
1. Lewis fn Die cell lu the ChaEes
county hIE to-day made a full n free
confession that Dee murdered Leland
stanford Terhuue. his cousin and
partner
That the spirit ~ chivairy. which
aciuated the confession. also furnish
ed the motive fer the crime. vas esl-
dent from tire prisoner story Tues
dav afternoon ~ LAST week. he came
upon Terhune bitterly uphraidiug ana
threatening hIs wifr Wlth violence
Reconnaissance only served 90 make
the husband more violent and disre
spectful ln mis- language toward his
c0Esort. and. losing his temper. Lewis
Drained kls cousin with a spade hlch
he carried. The unfortunate man
dropped unronscious and the murder
er. according 60 his own storf. fell
upon his victim and cut his throat
Following the dtrappearauce ~ Ter
hume. searching parties were organ
lied and yesterday the water being
turned out o. an Irrigation ditch. q
sunken grave was found Examine
ton 81 the grave efealed The body 81
Ternune Go ar advanced state of de-
composition The discovery ~ The
b0uy was followed shortly hy the ar
rest 0f Lewis. and the mock arrest ~
the murdered mans widow. and bis
Interview with the oma who APP
peared before him heavily manacied
and iu tears. brought forth the con-
fession which solved the mystery
Whom tine news OF The confession
become public an excited crowd gath
cred bout The tail. and while thfrc
was some talk ~ iynchinr. cooler
counsel prevailed. and it b. noR be-
Heyed there is not the siightesl dan
ger 20 violence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-09

Saratoga. aug. N-Ffr~f Efce--E
furiancs namund wuu. Jack Akin
second. Seueu third Time 1li f-a
Second Haee-steepierhase about
tive miles Pagan HeY Won Mnoksle
second parrfka third Time fZl l-b
Third nace-SiN furtauEs Ions
RaH won. Hau Avis second Smlrker
fhlrd Time. TIA
Fourth Raee-The Alabama stakes
mile and faraanG keun Veto @
lady second. Yankee Girt third
Tme. f5g les.
Enh Rare-Mue. Deuce uon. Tod
Hlaa second Telescope flfrA. Time
Lee
sixth Hace-FIVe ana nue-h1f FUR
fonRn ~Encn4mIto &on unatassa sec-
Fnu Johnson third Pine i-0e
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-09
THE INAUGURATION
AN OLD TIMERS
PICNIC
More Veterans of the EARLY
Days in Santa Fe Yesterday
Than Ever Gathered Togeth-
er in New Mexico Before,


T~prrIlI DIspaIrh % Ihe WoFnInG IourhlI 7
santa Pc. y. NJ, Aug. S-rhe i'm
auguration OF Governor Curry ha-
brought a crowd 20 santa Fe. that
were ID not FOR the Inauguration and
the crowds 81 youngsters on hand,
would look very much Ike an old-
timers picnic. Never before iu tho
history of New Mexico have 30 mann
~ tbe .aId-timerS the veterans OF
the early DAYS. gathered together Gov
.crnor Curry knows them all D they
have come out 10 see him anu snake
hands with him. There are men here
today. lots OF them. who haven't been
in santa Re for years not @ feN Who
who haven't been here since GOV
ornor curry was a member % the les-
stature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-09
JAPANESE AND MEKlCANS
FIGHT PITCHED BATTLE
Railroad Iabor-r~ m D.ail, Dispute.
Slx slain.

Mamfian Mexico Aug N-A feIe-
efam received here late it-f uiEnf au-
thar 90 EI FarfIr o. cnusfrur-
inn camp au the kuu-s C|f Max-
I.s and orient railway. pitched hat-
ff took place yesterday Dee aeau
gangs ~ Iapaue-F anH Mtxi tu nafk
ren Iu which three japanese Nere
EHI.f and three seriously injured
.rf three McNlcaur were mHrtalIf
HllndrH and one KILLED
Tho trouble is said CD hstt started
.tarsI DAYS ago Whfn q dispute
m between q Japancse ana "a MeK
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-09

Plttshurk AuEust E-Nea York today de-
feated pittkhurE in both games Hf "a double
reader toy hItunE the ball
senre-FF % game y u p
pIftaburr .naf Ha1 Hfa-1 B g
Mem NuFk 1910 "-h tHa-i ,
Hatferar-flfreid Lever and Phelps
Mauheusuh Msgiuuiti and Bresnshau
Srurr-ScCYud game o TT =
FfffsfurE .-.-.-. 900 goo 90 . p
Nea York ... ..-.-. Zoo SEQ Oh 8 .
Hatfercs-CamnitE DuEEles1 and Gibson.
WIftsr and nresuahan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-09

NaW York.. Aug N-Ihe itt.i
~ the Union Pacific railroad dt
rIarcd a regular quarterly WIDER on
two and ouc-half per cent on com
mon stock this afternoon. me las'
svt4era amounted 10 two and ono
nut VAS MOI designated az regu-
fb.t rma The directors have
a-sa.-a .A- rcml annual dividend OF
and oue-haif per cent on pre-
rerrrH stock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-09
WESTERN LEAGUE.


Lincoln. August s-owaha unn t1th ~
the rsmes r faiag double header
sHre-Frst game r 70 p
lincoln anH 900 sIa-f G. 3
Omaha .a...srlH Haa H-H-a =
ra,r nmeu and alnan Raeau
and LrhrauI
rs-s.-.-l came RHE
Lincoln ...-.-.NH1 coo HH--- g 2
OMAHA ...rns eco nnl- i
HattefIes-za.zer t Z.nran and Sullivan
rhsmpsn anI GrndlnE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-09
I.ranc-c TN-IIrd fr.m Counln

SAN Francisco AHE h'Nr Aua
tH.f and slx Iapanfse fhc lars
timber ever depHrtd frnm 800.
COAST uHI leave nn stfamr NAM
.Hara Tor the Orient today The dr-
H.rf.t.ans consist 20 Iararese caught
raInr over fhs NeNHar border tHfa
fhF United states Thef Were brought
here hF fhe Inspector iu rHarEe &c tnf
mwirrafian bureau 80 Furt Worth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-09

Boston. August s-Hefrve z large crowd
chicago and Bastsn broke even in "a double
header today.
scere-First Game X D. p
Boston ..--.... goo -"H -Nh-h Z
Battcries-wiuter and crger smith and
HuHifan-
-r.-e.-HrH -G4m+
cs,t-.~ COO saa nsH-s 3 :
u-.t.n ans ofa aro-t ~ o
BAttsucs-Whit Walsh and Nc ariand
pruirt Morgan AMI Parent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al r. ont as-raIumhus . NHaaukee Q
A. rrHnraa s-rndlanaraH Is ST. Faal
at raI.f.-ra sda q kansas C1t1 g
At LsaF LousfIiv Minneapolis -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-09

W~ashinEton. Angus f-Fakenhars het4
Cleveland ~ three Bits and struck "nt elef
e. hatsrnen To-day. hut ttu costly errors en-
abieI the visitors o. defeat Maahingt1n-
- r. o. p
washfrctan esI 80i a0o-- 5 3
rrlreIaad aia o8e e01-4 9 g
Batteries Faikennlrg and Heydon' Clark
and HhuadeG
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-09

raaaI. U.I. AuEusf t-ruehlH wen Is
ueH uIarn. same from Denver f.daf Gur-
hans uetaIrt and uatruE we're the feature
- ~ "a
r HsH aaH n-e 8
usntFr a laH 81 q
nsitsrs-Hateh ana pnu b. Adams ana
ZaasEr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-09

~ W-r-s IlFlaI ~ % wv mao
Ilree .r ihe ni innIrE sHd les Maines
haH raf .rerHs THE lead uHru fhe game
aas called .n tHe cIahfh iuHIug ta ailoN the
f-ams ta catch "a train.
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