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COLLEGE BASEBALL
DARTMOUTH 2. ALABAMA !


Hanover n. IL, June 6.-Dartmouth
ended the baseball season here yesterday
by defeating the University of Alabama.
to There was sharp fielding on both
sides. Capt. Skillin pitched an excellent
game for Dartmouth. striking out IL
men and allowing but four hits. The
score by innings:
Innings .........
Dartmouth .......0 o ! K
Alabama .......O o o 0 / o o 0 o.
Hits-Dartmouth 6; Alabama a. Errors
Dartmouth 1: Alabama 1. Batteries
Skillin and Schoppelery; Sanders and
King. Umpire-Rollins Time-1h. 4om.
COLUMBIA II. TRAINING SCHOOL o.
Springfield. Mass, June THE pitching
OF Bradke for Columbia yesterday was
too strong for the Training School and
Columbia won, II to o. Score by in
nings:
Innings ...,.. 1 2 8 67ss
Columbia ........0 o o 3 Ill
Hits-Columbia II. Training School s.
Batteries-Bradke, Lee and Young: john
son Shesn and J ones. Umpire-Metz-
dorf
TRINITY 2. WESLEYAN p 10 Innings.
Hartford. Conn, June Trinity Col
lege and Wesleyan played 10 Innings OF
baseball yesterday afternoon and then the
game was called on account of darkness,
with the score TO ?. Bagley of Trinity
did not give a base on balls, and the Wes-
leyan pitcher. Cunningham, gave but two.
The score was tied In the eighth Inning.
and Il looked az IN Trinity would win I'm
the ninth. burt a quick throw from left
field by Dresser to Cunningham and from
Cunningham to Dav cut tho Trinity rum
ner of at the plate. Score:
Innings
I2Si567ssio IL 10 10 Il IS is IL IS 10
Trinity
ooOOoOsooo 10000 90 o.
Wesleyan
OOlOOOO1Oo 900 5000 o %
Hits-Trinity IS: Wesleyan g. Errors
Trinity g.: Wesleyan 3 Batteries-IBadgle
and Smith: Cunningham and Day. Umpire
-McCue. Time-3h. l5m.
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Runs-Titus. Magee, Courtney "a; Hol-
~. Bennett. Two-base hits--Holly. Ben
nett, Murray Brown. Thee-base hit-Ma-
gee. Home run-Courtney. Sacrifice hits
-O'Hara, Doom. Stolen base-Doolin.
Left on bases-St Louis 8: Philadelphia
Z. Struck out-By Brown s: by Pittinger
/. Time-1h. som. Umpire-Carpenter.
PITTsBURG s, BOSTON o.
The Bostons made their first appear
ance of the season end were shut out,
only one man reaching third base. Lind
eman was extremely wild and was taken
out In the middle OF the fifth inning. Dor
ner taking his place. Willis was effective
all the way. Score:
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Runs-RandaH. ShtcKard, EVers > 3,
Bowerman, McGann-2. Two-base hit
steinfeldt Hits--Off McGinnity. . in Z
innings of wiltse, l in 1. inning. Sacri-
fee hits--Evers. Corcoran. Stolen bases
Chance, Dahlen. Double play-Evers,
Hoffman and Chance. Left on bases-Chi-
cago 9: New York 2. First base on balls
on Taylor 1; OF McGinnity T. First base
on errors-New York ]. Struck out-By
Taylor 4: by McGinnity 3 Time--1h. Scm.
Umpires Rigler and o'Day.
.Batted for McGinnity In eighth.
PHILADELPHIA 4. ST. LOUIS 2.
The Philadelphia Nationals won yester-
day at ST. Louis TO 2. The visitors
punched their hits. Score:
A AnET pyJTA
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Runs-Clarke. Abbaticchio 2. Nealon,
Anderson. Gibson 8. Three-base hit
Nealon. Home run-Gibson. Sacrihce
hits-Leach. Nealon. Stolen bases-Hall-
man 2, Clarke, Anderson. Hits-On Lind
aman in 5i1 innings; off Dorner. in 2ts
innings First base on balls-Of Willis
/; off Lindaman s: off Dorner .. Hit by
pitched ball-By Observation-Disclosures
Struck out-By Willis 8: by Lindaman Z.
Left on bases-Pittsburg 10; Boston 5.
First base oD errors-Boston 2. Time-2h.
5m. Umpires-Klem and Johnstone.
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Runs-EnRle 2, Cockman, Mullen 70;
Phelan, Morgan. Connor--2 Two-base
hits-Ensle, Zacher Brown. Connor, Kilt
redge, Hill. Sacrifice hit--Mahling. Stolen
bases-Joyce. Engle. Cockman, Jones.
First base on balls--Off Mccarthy g. on
Herbst g. Struck out-By Mccarthy a.:
by Herbst L; by Pardee i. Hits-Off
Hughes. 3 IN inning; OF Mccarthy. 6 in
8 innings. First base on errors-Newark
3. Left on bases-Newark 6: Montreal g.
Double plays--Jones TO Mullen TO Need
ham TO Brown. Time-lh. 45m. Umpires-
Cusack and Owens Attendance-S0o.
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Runs-Nattress, schlrm 2. White. Nc
Conncll ?. Corcorsn, McAlllster--s; Dunn.
Hearne Hunter. Hail.. Two-base hits
white. McAlilster. Hall. Three base
fits--whlte. Rapp 2. Sacrifice hits-Cor-
corar. Smith. vowinkie. Stolen bases--
Demmitt 2. schlrm. White. Double plays
Hunter 10 james: schirm 20 Neon
nell; Mcconnell 10 Smith 6chirm TO
Mattress. First base On bslls--or Hardy
II. OF Adkins 5; on Green ?, OF Vo.
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bases-Pickering, T. Jones. Double plays
Altizer, Perrine and Hickman: Yeager
Jones and Wallace. Left on bases-wash-
ington 5; st. Louis .. First base on balls
on Smith 2; or Petty 4. First base on err
rors-Washington /: 81. Louis 1. Struck
out-By Smith 2; by Petty ?. Wild pitches
Smith 2. Time-2h. SIN. Umpire
O'Loughlin.
sBatted for Smith In ninth.
PHILADELPHIA g. CHICAGO o.
Philadelphia shut out Chicago yesterday
In Its home series through the effective
pitching OF Waddell. Sullivan was In
Jured by a foul tip in the fourth inning
and was forced to retire. Score:
PHILADELPHIA.
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ford 2. Keister. Merritt. vandegrift-9;
Thoney 2, Corrigan. Hesterfer, Rudolph
8. First base on errors-Toronto B: Jersey
City 2. Left on bases-Toronto Z; Jersey
City 4. First base on balls-Off Whiting 4;
OF Hesterfer q Struck out-By Hesterfer
i: by Rudolph 1; by Whiting g. Three
base hit--Merritt. Two-base hits-Halli-
gan, Vandegrift, Hanford. Kelly. Sacri-
fice hits-Clement Keister, Merritt. Nc
Manus. Stolen bases-Bean, Keister. Um-
pire-Kelly Time-2h. Attendance--l500.
NEWARK 8. MONTREAL 3.
The Montreals made a great rally at the
bat In the ninth inning OF yesterdays
al running catch by Jones Off Kfttredge's
long drive to the left centre fence would
have tied the score. at least. As II was
Jones got the ball back to Mullen. COM
pleting a double and ending the game.
The score:
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SCORE AT CINCINNATI
TIED after IS INNINGS
CINCINNATI 4, BROOKLYN 4.

Cincinnati and Brooklyn played 10 in
nings TO a tie yesterday afternoon at Gin
cinnai darkness putting an end to the
contest. Brooklyn tied the score In the
ninth and went ahead in the 18th. Cincin-
natl also scored in this inning. those be-
ing the last runs OF the game. A great
one-hand catch by Jordan in the 10th re-
suited in a double play. Score:
CINCINNATI
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BRITT AND Nelson
MATCHED FOR JULY J

Jimmy Britt and Battling Nelson have
signed articles for a 2o-round fight on the
night OF July I'm San Francisco. the
weight TO be 1913 pounds at s O'Clock on
the day Of the contest.
The winner is to receive so per cent
OF the purse and the loser 40.
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Philadelphia 20 0 o 01 KS
Runs-Davis, Schreck. Waddell--3. Two
base hits-McFarland. Knight. Sacrifice
hits-Hartsel, Nichols. Seybold. Quillin.
Stolen base--Hartsel. Double play--IsbeI.
c. Davis and Donohue. Left on bases
Chicago 8; Philadelphia O. First base on
balls-Off Walsh q; off Waddell 3. First
base on errors-Chicago Q; Philadelphia
3. Struck out-By Walsh 8; by Waddell
II. Passed ball--McFarland. Wild pitch
Walsh. Time-2h. lom. Umpires-Hurst
and Connolly.
sBatted for Quillin In ninth.
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McCARREN AGAIN ESCAPES
FROM THE STATE FARM

Charles McCarren silently bade fare
well 10 the state farm yesterday and de-
parted without clearance papers. McCar-
rem was sentenced TO the farm from Bris-
tol last August for being common
drunkard escaped vas returned on jan
uary ~ and because he escaped was given
an additional six months.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

AT New London-springheld 2. New
London l.
AT Observation-Disclosures 2. New Ha-
ven !.
AT Norwich-NorwIch 3. Hartford o.
At Holyoke-IIolyoke 6, Waterbury 1.
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new YORK AMERICANS
SHUT OUT BY CLEVELAND

Cleveland scored another victory yes
terday at New York shutting out the
local Americans, TO 0. Doyle pitched
seven innings and Keefe finished the
game. The score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia 3, Chicago o.
Cleveland 5, New York o.
st. Louis d, Washington 2.
Detroit q, Boston 2.
GAMES TODAY.

Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Rochester 8, Providence 1.
Buffalo y, Baltimore 4.
Jersey City o, Toronto 3.
Newark D, Montreal 3.
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Byrne-S; Poland-l- Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Conneii. Crawford. Pappalau. Stolen bases
Flanagan 2. Chadbourne. Two-base hit
Lord. Three-base hit-Clancy. First
base on balls-On Cronin 3. Struck out
BY Pappalau 3: by Cronin 2. Double play
CLANCY (unassisted). Time-lh. 45m.
Umpire-Conway
BUFFALO 8, BALTIMORE e.
The Bisons again gave the Orioles
good trouncing yesterday at Baltimore.
Hardy was driven to- the bench In the
fourth inning. Adkins. who succeeded
him. suddenly went rp in the air in the
seventh inning giving four bases on balls,
which. with a wild pitch. two singles and
On error by Hearne, netted the visitors
four runs and the game. vowinkle. who
relieved Green IN the third, was effective
when the bases were occupied. The score:
prTFTAIO
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Ewing out--hit by batted ball,
sBatted for Rucker In ninth.

CHlCAGO 3, NEW fofSh q
BY punching five OF their 10 hits In the
third and fourth innings with the aid OF
an error and three gifts Chicago again
defeated New York yesterday to 2. The
visiting Giants hit Taylor safely three
times in the eighth. base on balls and
sacrifice, scoring their two runs. Sheck-
ard and Randall made sensational catches.
Score:
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'Batted for Adkins in ninth.
JERSEY CITY 0. TORONTO 5.

The hard batting by the Jersey City
team was too much for Toronto in yester-
days game at Jersey City and the pres
tige OF both Hesterfer and Rudolph suf-
fered in consequence. Jersey City got af-
ter Hesterfer In the opening inning, find
ing him for two bases on balls. a double
by Halligan and a triple by Merritt for
three runs. After that success was easy.
Hesterfer retired in the fifth. but Rudolnh
was easy for the skeeters thereafter The
score.
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GAMES TO-DAY

New York at Chicago.
Boston nt Pittsburg.
Philadelphia mt 81. Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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winkle 4. Struck out--By Hardy /: by
Vowinkle 3; by Adkins 2. wild pitches
Hardy 1; Adkins /. Left on baseball
timore s; Buffalo z. First base on errors
Baltimore .. Time-2h. Ism. Umpire
--Hoffner
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Rochester at Providence.
Montreal at Newark.
Toronto at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
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Runs-Clarke, Birmingham 2 Htnch-
man. Turner'S. Two-base hit-Clarke.
Three base hlt-F7ick. Hits-Onf Doyle,
In innings. Sacrifice hit--Liebhardt.
Stolen bases--Stovall. Birmingham 2.
Chase. Keeler, Hoffman. Conroy. Double
play-Moriarty and Chase. Lett on bases
Cleveland 6, New York O. First base
on balls-Off Doyle. 8; off Keefe /; off
Liebhardt g. First base on errors-New
York @ Struck out-By Doyle 8; by
Keefe 2: by Liebhardt 2. Time-2h. ON.
Umpire-Sheridan.
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's$$$4 s$$E$s NEWS-DEMOCRAI SPORTS ss$Ez5g
BASEBALL RESULTS IN BRIEF

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago 3, New York 2.
Pittsburg q, Boston o.
Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati 4 tDnrkness).
Philadelphia 4, 50. Louis 2.
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sBatted for Doyle In seventh
xBatted for Keefe in ninth.
DETROIT 6. BOSTON q

Young was not at his best yesterday and
in the sixth Detroit found his curve ball
for a single and three two-base hits, win
ming, 6 to 2, at Boston. Killian was very
effective. The score:
DETROIT.
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Cincinnati
0iO02 o o o o o o o 0-4
Brooklyn
900 o 0 o 2 o o o / o.
Runs--Lobert. schlei. Mowrey Odwell--
4: Casey, Batch, Lewis. Ritter-4. Two
base hit--Ritter. Three-base hits-Lobert.
Casey. Sacrifice hits-Mitchell, Schlei.
Mowrey. Ewing, Casey. Batch. Stolen
base-Maloney. Left on bases-Cincinnati
9; Brooklyn TO- Double plays-Huggins
and Lobert: Jordan and Lewis. First base
on balls--Of Ewing /; off Rucker l.
Struck out--By Ewing /; by Rucker 8; by
Stricklett 3. Wild pitch-Bwing. Hits-OE
Rucker, s in s innings; off Stricklett. in
innings Time--3h. Umpire-Emslie.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Lynn Z, Lawrence o.
Lowell q, Haverhill O..
Worcester o, New Bedford o.
Fall River 3, BrocI<ton 2 (Ia fnning gs
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GAMES TODAY.

Lynn at Brockton.
Fall River at HaverhiIl.
New Bedford at Lawrence.
Lowell at Worcester.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-12
DOWNFALL OF FORMER
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR
Seeks shelter Ia Police station; Tie
FINDS IIi~ % Accu~cd Thief
la Next Ccii.

Chicago. sept i0-Drivcn despcr-
ate by his poverty and alleged refusal
III hi relatives 10 shelter him. J. J.,
Vanhenert. formerly professor az the
University Of Chicago. applied az
HYDE Park police station today. ask
lng that he BE- sent 10 the hospital al
Dunlug
When nlaccd IN a cell Nanheneri
found that locked in an adjoining cell
VAS hts son. from whom he had been
separsted for years The SON had been
arrested on "a charge ~ larceny Van
hanert has been using b name OF J.
A. Ouoszln since he was released from
The university
Nanhenert occupied the chair 81
languages "a the college during the
wears 1895 GO isos The following
Year. n b said. he was dismissed for
drinking The professor mas known
.as king Of bohemia and D. said 10
sneak twenty-oue lnguages-thirteen
oriental and eight European. He won
prominence while a. school bN engraN-
me the Lords Prayer on a canadian
nickel
Professor Nanhenert has been living
eifh his sister. Mr. Romura Sarker,
nd b. said he had been compeHea 20
leave her home on accol nt 81 70
drinking
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-12
HERE IS A STRONG
PLEA AGAINST
B|LLbOARDS
CHICKEN C00PS MUST
BE OF BRICK OR CEMENT
But Any Kind Of Old Junk Can
Go Up TO Bear the Flaning
Advertising Horrors,

Editor Morning Journal
Kindly ALLOW me a word with refer
.snce to the effort being made 70 DO
away with the bill boards 50 numer-
Gus within the IRE limits Of this city.
BY all means they should go, and
not stand on the order Of their GO
ing. They are unsightiy and hideous.
A relic Of an earlier day. which
II IL well 70 forget. Not only are
they undesirable from an esthetie
standpoint but they are a menace 10
the safety Of h city. Located. as
most Of them are. In the business sec
lion Of the town, within the inner ire
limits. they are a dangerous nuisance.
II a citizen wishes 20 repair his hen
coop against the coming cold he u In
formed he must do 50 with cement
or brick. But 10. a bill board. Uttered
with the drying and clinging paper.
u permitted 10 stand and receive
again and again fresh Accommodations
a. ready pile for the caTeiess match.
wonder. does the city really I'M
dcrstand Il has passed beyond the
cross-rOads period Albuquerque l.
no longer a village Why should such
things be- permitted
There are proper nj more sanitary
and secure methods Of ADVERTISING
than the dangerous bill boards within
the city limits. Why longer disfigure
the attractive streets Of this city,
AN OBSERVER.
A"Tbuaunraue September III.
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territory 70 draw from for an occasion
Of this kind" said Ar. Richards. The
live stock industry H. secono 70 that Of
no other county IN the territory. and
the stock snow should be a dandy
The gOcOrr0 people are working hard
and ] am sure viii have q big crowd
and . very eredifabie entertainment
"GDc0rro county II very prosperous
this year. The sheep have done bet
ter than ever, prices for wool we're
good and prices for lambs are higher
for years The mining Industry
II moving ahead rapidly. and on the
whole. D country has eve Deen IN
more prosperous condition"
Mr. Richards spent the day here,
home last night
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have suffered Win letter ~ thifN
80 h.va tired almost rnuntleas rem
.sss vim uttfc " any. relief Three hotea
~ rhamhrriain's salVe cured me Il 49, a
couture % breaks out q utle snmeiimgs
rot rothirr o. what n Used q g. y
.rrs il fsr sale ~ ~ druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-12

f. W. Dobsou and Frank HubbeIi
returned last night from santa Pc,
r. D. Matson. 3 SOD " the popular
merchant a. Iagnna arrived In the
city last night.
j. y, Carpenter superintendent Of
she American Lumber company It
Kefner. arrived in the city last night.
Bfiss Aiue Bixler left yesterday az
.term00n for Pulaski Tenn 70 resume
musical studies a. Martin col
.lege.
Thomas r Norm. formerly with
r. r Mccanna. has accepted a post
lion with the Santa Fe DOid and Cop
per company a. san Pedro.
In making a run 10 the FIRE al New
York avenue and Fffth street last
Highi the brass cap n One Of =
wheels Of the hose wagon fell on
The Bremen made q search for the
cap last night but failed 70 recover
81. The finder should return u 20 the
department at once.
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TWO SMALL FIRES CALL
OUT THE DEPARTMENT
Tent DESTROYED al tinh and View
York AVcnue-Biaze in itiiicii
Counter.

The Ere department made two rum
yesterday. Ia he afternoon 70 pul
out "A fire IN "a lunch counter on Norm
First street. and % last night % eN-
tingulsh a blaze In a tent on New Norh
avenue. near Firth street.
a tent In the rear Of the home 0i
lake Levy was set on fire last night
by unknown parties. and when tn
fire department reached the scene the
tent WAS IN ruins
Defective wiring started a fire on
the roof Of a building l07 North First
street. used By Gracomelli Bros. yes
tcrday afternoon. The fire depart
ment was called out and succeeded IN
eNtingulshing the blaze Inc loaa
amounted to f25.
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TIED UP BY
DISASTROUS
SMASH
Wreck in the Desert Holds Up
Santa Fe Train No, q For
Eighteen Hours Much Track
Torn Up.

The Chicago limited. %eastbound. due
here Tuesday night a. $3.50 o'clock, Ar
rived here yesterday at ~ O'Clock,
eighteen hours and y minutes be-
hind tim8. on account 81 being de-
.layed bet Sau BernardinO ana
Barst0w. Cat, Monday by the wreck
Of Che Los Angeles limited 0f the Salt
Lake route.
According 70 tho passengers on
board the limited. the train left Los
Angeles on time. but was stopped az
ter leaving San B~ernardino. al 2
O'Clock Monday morning. waiting
there tIl . o'clock Tuesday morning.
about nineteen hours late.
Luckily No. 3 the Atlantic express,
had not left the Angel city until ar
ter No. Z had left the scene of the
trouble. ~ arrived here at fSs
O'Clock.
over 700 feet 81 track. Ties and
foadbed were torn up boy the deraii-
ment of the eaetbound passenger
raIn.t and 10 clear the wrcckage a
wteeking erew worked all night Mon
day
No. 4 arrived here on time last
night. but dld not leave tii > o'clock,
on accouu ~ a hot journal on q 81
the passenger cars.
business ear No 10. formerly used
by J. l.. Hubbard. general superintend-
ont ~ tho coast lines. but recently as
signed Ia ~. " sharp general super
intcndent of the western grand diyi-
sion arrived here on delayed No. 2
yesterday. n left for L. Junta last
night on No. = with MI sharpe and
party on board.
H
r - Allen. night chief clerk. has
resigned. To- take effect soon re viii
be succeeded by Nj Thorne. formerly
night chief clerk at AhaIu.
W. X. litter. superintendent ~ ths
Rio Gramde division. returned here
yesterday from "a trip 60 vi Paso.
3 o. Mcmahon trainmaster Of tho
third district ~ the Sea Mexico diyi-
sion. arrived hcre last night from Las
Vegas
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USE ALIENS FOOT-EASE

a powder e. ~ ahsksa infa So shoes ~ Fnu
have urea srhiHs fnsf irv ANHu.s Fnnf
49, ~ fasfs thf fnsf $50 nfsN~s 500 90
fasht skess saaa ruras arulnn saoilan Fee
psusrss rarns ard hanfars ~ al nnin go
drss res 80 rrmfert Tn u tntar arif
~ a. nruFrlsfa and FhaT Htures -
nrnt nro~pt aHF sutsufutes tNf fhkE
f~af rarhnrn also WfaH Hawptf - me
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TRAFFIC MAS BRISK
IN STOLEN BIKE
NJ ~nrt- uf Itu~incs~ Dunr viii Ma
chimr tor Ihrn of Which frank
Juil, g. Indcr Arrr-t.

Frank jolly Was sent Ca the county
San Yesterday by Justice 81 the Peace
" W Mcclellan on "a charge ~
stealing "a hIctyIe from D. d. Caldwell
Jolly took the bicycle. %accnrding tn
the story told ln justice rnurf. aud
sold 90 tu second haud dealer named
Morcill. who boz turn sold 30 tH Mf
i.uacy. of Lnsev A Dexter grucrre at
6ig North Finn street Jolly solid The
wheel 60 The second hand man Corr So.
and the rrucer paid 80 FOR Be- While
walking down town yesterday CaIi-
well saw the grocer riding his bicycle.
and learning how he came in posses
sion Of BE-. looked up Morc,li ami
swore out a warrant Tor lniI3s are
rest.
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Neure.
4 aearfr shafe hrrrhY give noti0s tn ths
rsrsraf putur fhaf rn ana after fhis date
asutrnhfr gel $50 n"f H rFtrHlHhia Or
anY dshis tenuactrf tf mF sn Gearre
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LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST

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Millinery opening a. trr Econ
omist. this Thursday. = ftemhef
1Zth. afternoon and Mu-
sic and souvenir
You arc Invited
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-12
SOCORRO COUNTYS
FAIR WILL Be
BIG THING
Socouo Man Says All Sorts of
Exhibits are Coming i'm he
County is Pr0Spenng

According to Territorial senator
Harvey Richards ~ san Marciai snn
arrived ~ Albuquerque yesterday SOC
zorro county is going o. have O. great
hiE fair nn the lat three days 81
fris month
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-12

Nyes tent show tonight 10 and =
cents.