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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-05


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acted btelness IN the eitv Yesterday
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anent Yesterday in the eltV.
Enriueer Fnaiehart running from
ea,.. e. aati,In IA az me slek lIst.
Mr and Mr. Antoine Hlnkert. ef
Dularx. ia afs in the city visiting
their sons.
Mrs. Forest Parker. Of Gnnhd0.
Arts will amend fair week here With
ralalivea.
Attorney W. 4. ufaeoek goes -
cerrllas aud san Pedro today on le-
pal business
IN IA. q. Capp has returned 20 the
flty from neien where he spent soy
etal dava hunting.
Triple Link lodge No. 10. OF the Re.
bekahs viii hold a special meeting this
afternoon AZ h .. q y hail,
Entries FOR the hahy show NJ the
fair next wpck closed last night, a
large number 81 babies are entered
Nathan lAFth q sheep nwner of To-
hatehi spent yesterday in the city on
business.
+ "a. Mmrcack. ~ Chicago, inter-
ested IN an irrigation scheme la Her
nulillo and Valencia counties arrived
here Yesterday afternoon with Mrs
Murdoch
William H. Burke. a private ~ the
regular army, has arrived here from
jefferson Barracks. Mo, 10 De sta
toned al the local recruiting office.
J Garfield, assistant roundhouse
foreman az Ia tuuta and formerly
employed AZ the local roundhouse. has
arrived III the eitN e. visit the hlg fair
AIRS. j. ~ Iearnard mother Of
George " Learnard the music dealer,
has returned from ohio. where she
spent fho ummer
Charles Cae, a satoonkeeper OF Las
Vegas n M. yesterday shipped Hts
three fast running horses here % be
entered ln the fair meet The animals
We're IA charge Of " letter
AT ana Mrs II \ burtleSs 81 To-
ledo. o the mother and ather Of
g a Hartless ~ the local hfe de-
partment arrived here Yesterday 70 at
tend the fath.
Rev " ; HugGctt of Gallup has
arrived IN the city e. attend the fair
Mfs Grant RiVenhufH ~ S8nta Fe'
has arrived IN Albuquerque 60 remain
until the fair II over
switch engine No 1856 the goat
that was pushed through the wall 81
the local tonndhouae recently has
been repaired And viii Doe placed IN
service soon
The body 81 William Morris, the
Wel known local ieweler b died ia
Chicago Wednesday. AZ e result ~ an
operation for cancer viii be buried
tniins IA chigaRn under The auspices
az the Masons
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
WITH THE SPORTSMEN

James is no cabbage head anyway.
Wen. we have one consolation. anyway
we arc ahead OF Brooklyn.
"Rube7 Vinson played with York yes
terday
And stnl the Jumps" give the tailenders
an the worst Of tho close decisions
Its one best bet that the teams in this
league are going to be bunohei All se.son.
Just take a look az the standing. Irs
not a big jump from Wilmington TO Lam
castor.-rrcnton Times.
In the fourth inning OF yesterdays
game Iauterborn was struck by "a pitched
ball. but Bausewine refused to give h M
his base, alleging he could have gotten
out of abe way.
BY capturing brace OF games from the
Cardinals yesterday afternoon at the Polo
grounds, the Giants proved that they
have at last regained their 1875 form.
sixteen straight victory scalps now hang
on the McGrawites' BELTS and it looks as
though they intond TO overreaoh the rec
ord OF consecutive wins.
In the Observation-Disclosures game
on Thursday. Cooney, Johnstowns
shortstop made 4 hits. 4 runs. had
five put outs and six assists. Cooney
is the smallest shortstop in the Tri-
State League
Billy Ross. of York, has been catch
ing since last Friday with an injured
finger. He asked to be relieved for a
couple of days. Manager Weigand
told him he needed his club in tho
game. In the six games he has caught
Ross has made seven hits, including a
homer. a three-bagger and two doubles
Crists work is well nigh perfect. ana
at present he has the call on Harry
Rarton.-Trenton True American.
Fielder Jones. of the Sox, has decid-
ed opinions of his own in regard 70
spring practice, one OF which is that
his pitchers should be in shape TO hand
up curve balls TO the batters after
they have been working for a week
OF like to be able TO send my batters
against good pitchers on the training
trip-not bush league twirlers, and
want my pitchers to have TO go against
experienced batters"
In the past four years average bases
on balls per game in the National and
American leagues was .23S. in the
Eastern and American associations.
2ss. Average hatsmen hit by the big
league pitchers, .2O7; by the minors,
1886.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

On it's grounds at Ninth avenue and
Duncan strents this afternoon. the
Browntown baseball team will open
its season with a team composed Of
plumbers from the Harlan and Hol-
lingsworth Corporation. The grounds
have been put in hrst-class condition.
having been scraped and rolled and a
good game may be looked for as tile
plumbers are a fast bunch. having u
victories TO their credit last season
without a defeat. The game viii he
called at 3 o'clock and the battery
for Browntown win be Stine and
Cosly. Admission free.
Dutch" Rainey whose good stick
work aided materially in landing the
City League pennant for Browntown
last season will be on third.
Stine, who will pitch for Browntown,
has received a hatterng offer from
Manager Adams of the Millville, South
Jersey League team. Stine IS a local
boy with lots of speed and perfect con-
Evening journal., 1907-05-18

Three fights are scheduled for Denver
in the next few weeks. on May p Harry
Lewis boxes Jimmy Gardner; June 10,
Mike schreclS meets Jim Flynn, and two
weeks later Fred Weeks, Of Cripple Creek,
boxes Jimmy Walsh. Of Boston.
A race win be rowed at Boston May
2s between the crack crews OF the battle-
ships Kearsarse and Indiana. Both ships
viii go TO Boston from Hampton Roads,
returning TO Norfolk June TO-
The Reading Pigeon Fanciers' Assocla-
ton completed arrangements for the 1oo-
mile ny Of some 900 birds tomorrow. The
birds viii be liberated from Bowie, Md.
six prominent sporting men Of Los
Angeles who occupied $50 seats at the
Burns-O Brien fight at the Pacific Ath-
letic Club pavilion, have employed an
attorney to bring action against Man
ager McCarcy Of the club TO compel the
return Of the price Of their seats. They
allege that the money was paid for the
seats under false representations regard
ing the contest.
Reddy Gallagher. matchmaker Of
the Coliseum A. c. OF Dover. has
arranged three important battles, to
be decided before his club. on MAY
p Harry Lewis and Jimmy Gardner
win clash for ten rounds. on June Is,
Mike Schreck and Jim Flynn, heavy
weights, will battle. while the last
week in June. Freddie Weeks. the
Cripple Creek featherweight. viii meet
Jimmy Walsh, Of Boston, also for ten
rounds at 124 pounds.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
SAME OLD STORY
so OFTEN TOLD
Wilmington hlankei b. Al
tOOnd in an trrOrIesS
Lame YeSterdaj

ALTOONA. May is.-Inablily to hit
jam Wiggs. Altoona's big pitcher at op-
perfume times was tho chief cause Of VIII
minsion's defeat yesterday by a score
Of toO
With but one exception, he was not
touched up Tor more than one hit IN an
inning and did not walk man. For ave
innings Hoch allowed but one hit. but in
the sixth was hattod freely
Farrell started for Altoona with a
double Hartman sacrificed, and Hou-
ser's nheld out scored Farrell In the
sixth inning. after two were out Hoch
walked Houser and Hartman, who
worked a double steal and scored on
sohwartzs two-bagger.
Hartman hit over right-ncid fence for
home run IN the eiehih Then. with
two out. Schwartz and Deininger singled
and both scored on Wards drive 10 cen-
ter Captain Cassidy of the wilmington
team was fined $40 and ordered on the
grounds for dispudng with Umpire
Bausewlne. The score follows:
Evening journal., 1907-05-18

troll Of the ball and win no doubt make
a mark for himself should he decide
TO go to the Jersey team.
The Lancaster A. c. has organized
for the season and would like to re-
ceive challenges from any IL year old
team in the city. The line-up follows.
Eveland. G.; Pudvan. p. and 2b; Palmer.
SIS; w. Riley. 1b; O'Neill, p. and 2b;
Crossan, 30; Atallian, cf, T. Riley, II;
Mckibben, rf. 1t would like to hear
from st. Paurs Altar Boys Send chal-
lenges TO William A. Riley, 915 Lam
caster avenue.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
Pullman Team oraanizos.

The Pullman baseball team has or
ganizod for the season of 1907 and is
open for games with any hrst-class anna
teur clubs In or out OF The State John
J.. Murphy who successfully managed
the Now Castle A. A. team last year has
been chosen manager and William Tucker
is secretary Of the club. Among the pay
ers are pitcher Mock and outhelder and
catcher Bradford. All challenges should
be addressed to Manager Murphy, at the
pullman shops.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
PURE WATER.

inexpensive Plan Of Improving the
Present Wells.
Those who remember how pure the
water used to taste when it was drawn
up from the old open stone walled well
will welcome any plan OF improving
our present wells, remarks Iowa Home
stead The sweet satisfying taste
which 1t possessed is not now very
characteristic Of much Of the farm
we'll water The fact is that people
as rule, are very careless nowadays
about the source Of drinking water.
Wooden curbing absolutely no ventlla-
ton in many cases and poor soils for
the publication Of water have brought
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
His Greatest Hit.

Talking of home plates; that re
minds me, began Brick Morse "of the
greatest hit / ever made. 1t was at
the old Recreation Grounds in San
Francisco. Final game of the series
with Stanford; score 3 TO 2 against us.
Remember the way that angle of
the fence came in at centre held7
There was one of those wooden drags
used TO smooth Off the inheld. 1t had
been left tilted up against that corner
Of the fence. supposedly out of the
way.
Il missed the first ball up, lifted two
pop fouls over the backstop, let three
bad ones pass. had a rotten high one
called on me, and il looked all off
for yours truly. The next one came
easy I just shut my eyes and swung
with all my might I felt my hands
sting on the bat. / went to firstl Sec
ondl Three thousand people were up
yelling like maniacs, oh, you Brick
Home run; home rum 1 tagged third
and went for the plate. 'Slidel You
gotta slider sounded in a roar like an
express train crossing "A trestle. Some-
thing struck me a terrible smash on
the left side of the head. 'Outl yelled
the umpire; hit by his own batted
banv My big hit had gone to the
centre fence. struck the seat on that
smoother-seat was mounted on old
spiral bed springs-and the bail had
rebounded clear back to the plate!'
"How near were you TO home, Clin-
ton?" inquired Fred Koch.
"Oh, I was home all right. When
I came to my fingers We're touching
the corner of the
"plate2"
Nope; the bureau. San Francisco
Chronicle.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
NAV Form Church Leaoue.

There is a project on foot TO form
Church League Of baseball teams and
Manager Rainey of Bc.hany Guild has
expressed himself as strongly in favor Of
the movement and would like 20 hear
from other churches on the subject Mr..
Rainey would like TO hear from others on
this subject either through the columns
of The Journal or by addressing him at
No. 1904 Kirk avenue.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
Farmere. Institutes.

Not the least Of the benefits Of farm
ers' institutes is that they are teaching
farmers to think when standing on
their feet and facing an audience. The
old fashioned farmer felt bungling and
awkward in public. He could sit ana
see holes in the other fellows argu-
ment, but he became speedily victim
OF stage fright when he arose to ex-
press his own views. - Iowa Home
stead
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
Emit Nntes.

When peach pits are buried they
should be soaked few hours In
tepid water
The peach makes n good stock for
the slow growing varieties Of the
plum. its root growth is stronger, and
it does not sprout The bud stocks
that failed to take can be thus utilized
by the farmer.
Cut or the plum knots and burn
them where the limbs and trunk are
not badly infected; otherwise destroy
the whole tree. What applies to the
plum will suffice for the cherry Ma
tional Stockman and Farmer.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
cnr...n lii cnn

YORK. Pa, May 1S.--Lester German
carried of the honors at the first day Of
the annual two-day gun shoot held at
Gun Club. out Of $50 targets German
broke liS The other scores were as fol-
lows: Hawkins, liS. Apgar. 1i2; Sewers.
1sS; Grove, 1es; McHenry, los; Jackson,
los.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
A Hint Eor Gardnnsra.

Blight Of peas has been found by
the Ohio experiment station to be due
to a fungus occurring on the seed
Seed treatment proved valueless to
prevent it. Tying up the vines and
spraying increased the crop slightly
and produced peas that we're ffeef
from disease
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
DIAMOND FLAsHEs.

anu sun lltl AN1ts
Bausewine was in evidence again.
Wilmington pitchers are presenting
bases too freely.
It's hard lines to lose a six-hit ne error
game, and by such a score, too.
Query-What relation is Jim Wigs TO
Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage patchy'
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
Burn the Rranohes.

Never leave prunings Of trees ana
bushes lying round. Burn them in the
garden fire. and You will know then
that all the insects upon them are de-
stroyed. The wood ash, too. is an ex-
cellent fertilizer for every crop grown.
but especially useful for tomatoes and
all fruits.-Gardening.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
VENTILATED PLATFORM.

about the change. A farmer who be-
lieyes that plenty Of pure air in the
well will aid much in the purity Of the
water gave us the following plan: The
frame for the support of the platform
is made Of > by As. allowing a space
OF four TO six inches between the top
and bottom parts of the sides. This
space Is covered on the inside with
two screens. The first is a large mesh,
to keep out large vermin. over this
Is a fly screen, TO keep out dirt. insects.
etc. The well never becomes foul In
winter the platform is covered with
straw and snow
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
dupont Season opens.

on its grounds at Elsmere this after
noon the DUPONT baseball club opens
it's season. st. Paurs Guild of Chester
being the attraction. The DUPONT ag-
gregation is a strong one this year
and gives promise of making some Of
the best amateur teams hustle.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18

this wash d'
ing the lat
part Of Ma
or first weeks
April. follov
in the case
badly infes
trees by a s.
ond appncati
before the br
have swoll
much, viii g
orally suffice
eradicate {
scale. Sut
treatment
also effective :
f1nuNrnwfnn 81
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
The Bradford Co.,
III Market Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL
x.WiIminnton vs. Camden.
Both phones.

Manager Eddie Fahey viii take his
wilmington team to Camden, n. D.,
on Saturday next and will cross bats
with 81 Perkins club of that city. on
the afternoon of Decoration Day the
locals will play the Philadelphia Giants
at South Side Park and one June /,
the dupont team win be the attraction.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
uolf sister - e,rn... q

DR.. II. G. Buclzmaster has purchased
the mare Lady Jane, and win enter her
in the matinee races in about three weeks
Lady Jane Is half sister to Barnett b.
and viii be six years old this spring. She
has no track record.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
Milford Beat IIarrinoton.

Tho Milford A. A. of the Sussex Beach
League opened the baseball season yester-
day at Milford with the crack Harrington
team. The feature Of the game was the
work Of the Milford battery. Davis and
Winsor.
Harrington. ..... =. ....0O1OOO1OO-2
Milford. ... =. =. ........2OO3O Ox-6
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
Iniurles 10 Trees bv Rodents.

Orchard trees when girdled In this
manner are best remedied by bridge
grating. Less valuable trees. like
catalpa and locust. growing upon their
own roots, should be cut of close to
the ground and allowed to spring up
again, allowing only one strong shoot
TO grOw.-H. A. Gossard.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
MISUNDERSTANDING

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Altoona, 6; Wilmington. o.
York, z; Harrisburg, g; frst game.
Harrisburg, 6; York, 2; second game.
Lancaster, o; Winiamsport s.
Trenton. 3; Johnstown. p
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Wilmington at Altoona.
Lancaster at Williamsport
York az Harrisburg.
Trenton at Johnstown.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
Meetinq Of DUCK Pin Leaaue.

There will be a meeting Of the Will
mington Duck Pin League, at the
Academy Alleys Monday night at us.
sharp. All captains should be present as
important business is to be transacted.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
TAFT CANNOT COME
Other Business Will Prevent Visit to
Wilmington.

Secretary of War Taft will be unable
to address the outdoor meeting of the
Board of Trade at Brandywine Springs
in June because of other engagements.
Among those suggested and who
will, in all probability, be asked to
come here is Mayor Rey yburn, of Phil
adelphia. He is a former member Of
Congress, and While at Washington
was a staunch advocate of the Della
ware and Chesapeake canal project
1t is believed that it would be a good
plan to have him come here and
speak about the advantages Of such a
canal
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
Orchards In Grass.

The majority of good apple orchards
nowadays are IN cg,tivation. The old
fashioned plan OF seeding the orchard
down 70 grass IS I'm disfavor Still
there are some exceptional cases IN
which apples do fairly well or even
better than that while growing in sod
p. A. Waugh in Gardening.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
III. san lose Innse-

The scale under which the louse
hides Is impervious TO most insecti-
cides. and during a certain season the
louse can crawl about or be carried
from place to place by birds. heavy
winds, etc. Strong, healthy trees soon
succumb to the attacks.-Farm Jour
nal.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18

In the ninth century they began e
shoe horses. but, strange to say, only
shoed them in tine Of frost. King Will
liam introduced horseshoeing into Eng
land, and six horseshoes are on the
coat of arms of the man to whom King
William gave vast estates for caring
for his horses In this way.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18

At Horse Show Association Park
this afternoon the second matinee
race Of the season is being held. There
are i've events with twenty horses en-
tanad.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
American Leaaus.
YEsTERpAYs GAMES.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
St. Louis, i3; Athletics 1.
New York. 8; Detroit, 3.
Cleveland, s; Boston, 8. 10 innings.
Washington. 4; Chicago, l.
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Athletics at Detroit.
New York az ST. Louis.
Washington az Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18

apple scab fungous spores. The oystt
shell bark louise is readily distingniar
able from other scale insects by Il
elongated. rather slender curved form
being about one-eighth inch in length
Joseph L. Hills. Vermont
Evening journal., 1907-05-18

Altoona zee. ......=.1 0OO2O3x-6
Wilmington .... 80 100000 900
Runs scored-By Farrell, Hartman,
e. Houser. Schwartz. peininger. Earn
ca runs-Altoona. 4 Two-base hits
Farrell. Schwartz. Ward McCauley.
Home run-HaIxman. Sacrifice hit
Hartman Stolen bases-Farrel, 3;
Deinineer. Cassidy. First btse on
balls-On Hoch, 3. Struck out-Ry
Wigs. 2; by Hoch. 6. Left on bases
Altoona. q; Wilmington. g. Time Of
gamc-l50 umpire-Bausewine.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
injurious 70 rooe.

The most effective insecticide y.
employed against the oyster shell bar
aouse during the dormant period
,the tree is the lime sulphur. or j.
salt wash. An application
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
STANDING OF BASEBALL TEAMS
YEsTERpAYs GAMES.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cincinnati, "a; phillles, 4.
Chicago. s; Boston. 1.
pittsburg. 1; Brooklyn, 0.
New York, .; st. Louis. l. first game.
New York, A; st. Louis, o. second game
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY
ST. Louis at New York.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18

At Kings Hotel, Fifth and Shipley
streets, all sporting news is received
every afternoons
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
Second Matinee Race.

Score by innings at Harry +.
Schnepfs. 224 King streets
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
SPORT IN GENERAL.

Headquarters for all sporting news
Kings Hotel Fifth and Shipley Sts."
Evening journal., 1907-05-18

Baseball games by innings received
every afternoon al Kings Hotol.'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08

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BRUCE 9G9folt, bOdo ri 10 netop
Snore : Wlisiion bar BAIT rig Sci.
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alene fan 5olfetirten life 6eOdres
/ ben fanOe og cole get9Oning.
Gao os tGnte os, at oi ON en- 80
aar bar en- traftig % leOenOe 99Js
man0sfortpnoelfe, Der poer i'm Dirt
ming 2dn0et ooer; men oeo Sioen
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en- jGOnt tarOelig p~raiteItano, ION
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enoe oOer for 2iOs6eoagelfen. Del
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