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fellows bearing banners inscribed,
Butte" Helena" Great Falls, :
Anaconda" Billings" and the
names of other cities in the state.
Finally his attention was arrested
by little but exceedingly energetic
chap edging his way thru the crowd.
Reaching the front rank, the worthy
keeper of the gate looked down at
the lad and asked him who he was.
why. don't you know who l am?"
replied the little chap, Tam
Roundup. the Miracle Of the Mussel-
she'll" for that was the legend in
scribed upon his banner, and St.
Peter forthwith ordered the pearly
gates thrown open and Roundup adj
mitted.
Mike Wall, following Gridley,
could not refrain from bringing up
the question which has greatly in
terested Roundup ever since it be-
gan, that of the division of Fergus
county and the creation OF the new
county of Musselshell. Having in
mind the dream of Mr.. Gridley, he
said that Roundup had applied for
admission at the gates Of st. Peter
oyer at Helena last winter but had
been gently turned down with the
plea that we We're too young. Tn
dismayed, however, he said Round
+ up would get there at the next ses-
sion of the legislature. Gene Lane.
OF the Montana Lumber Co., oi
Lewistown, was then called upon,
| and he then and there, in behalf oil
! the powers OF the county seat
/ agreed to the slicing Of Fergus coun.
J ty.
1t remained for Jerry Mullins
J however, to cap the climax to the
county division discussion. Tikins
q in at glance the necessity OF tn,
/ formation OF a new county, and
taking his cue from the remarks
+ that had already been made, h,
} commenced his toast by saying tha
| if the people of Roundup had IL
!. far to 90 to the gates of st. Petel
e as they have to travel to the coun
3 ty seat they had to 90 a h-ll OF !;
+. long ways. Jerry was without fur
, ther ceremony, declared a citizen o
| Roundup.
0 One pleasing feature OF the ban
J. quet was the music by Nigro's or
0 chestra.
I IMPRESSED WITH MINES
Saturday morning the delegation
was taken in their cars to the diff
ferent mines accompanied by th'
officials of the Roundup Coal Min
ing Co., and W. w. Taylor, genera
. superintendent OF the C., NJ. 4 st
!, P.'s coal mines, to inspect the SUI
face workings. They were deepl
impressed with the wonderful de
velopement made during the shor
time the mines have been in opera
n ton, and showed a great deal OF il
y terest in the machinery and me
:. chanical devices employed in tn
s mining of coal. Many of thos
# familiar with coal mining, but VIII
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were not aware Of the immensity o +
the industry here, were amazed at
the up-to-date plants which have
been installed.
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We serve s5c noon day lunch. Special
rates by the week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
AMERICAN HORSES WIN
HONORS IN LONDON SHOW

London June 1t-Amorican hofs-
les continued to be given awards ny
the Judges of The international horse
show. In class 3S judging If har-
ness horses over 10 and not ~eNrecdins
rs ~ hands they took not less lnail
five honors. Walter Winan's Hokc'-
srosador md Proserpine We're first
Judge william H.. Moore's Pandora
and cyrus were fourth {. w Wat
sons Lord Baltimore and My Mary
land were fifth; Judge Moorc's rhad-
deus and Thetis. were placed m re-
serve and his Chiqulta and Lady sea
ton. wore commended.
In class 90. qualified hunters. -four
years old. or over carrying from LOS
TO 1876 pounds, Mr.. Winau's Roosmpf'
was fourth. II class 50. ladies hacks
exceeding i5.2 hands to be ridden ny
ladies'. Mr.. Wiuan's Beau Ideal. wds
given third honors.
At the horse show today, \. G. VAN
dcrbilt took third prize in the compc-
tltion for the three special cups PR
scented by the directors of the nofs"
show and open 10 members OF thc
coaching club. His was the only Am
erican entry.
The Americans came in for a gaoiiv
share Of tho ribbons during the rvcn-
ing judging. In class II, for horses
not exceeding - hands in single har-
ness. pace and action 10 count, Wal
Ter Winan's Little Tobe, secured first
prize. and his Topsy. the second. chils
th{rd priv. won't ia un unnamed anil
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
BOARD or EDUCATION
GRANTS CERTIFICATES

At a meeting OF the board OF "un-
cation held AT the office of the SUPER
~.intendent of Public Instruction ON m
dny and saturday, june lth and 5th,
sixtv-two applications for certificates
to tcach IN New Mexico were consid-
cred and the action in each case IL IN
dicated In the following summary
Life certificates were granted 20 l.,
A. Conman, Tahlcquah, oklahoma H.
e.. Crum. Ration; Florence Pcrlcy, tta-
ton. and sarah Timer, Tucumcarh the
superintendent was authorized To IS
sue life certificates also 10 j. w.
Garter. Duty. Louisiana; and l.. A..
grover. Tucumcari, upon the compile
tion Of a few subjects in which credit
is needed An honorary life certificate
ordered issued to Eloutefio Baea
Of East Las Vegas, upon presentation
of evidence of ten years OF successful
teaching In New Mexico.
Five-year professional certificates
were granted to w. ). Hicks, Roswell,
and G. &. Neuker, Hayden n super
intcndcnt of Public instruction was
authorized a. issue similar certificates
to t.. Il. Baugh. clovis Mrs Ethel
Howard, Artcsia; Josephine Morton
Agricultural college. Lennora TWait-
as. silver city Alice Lee. silver city,
1arnestinc Oakes, silver city; and
u. George. Aiamogordo; upon
the completion of certain subjects In
which credits are lacking.
Three-year professional certificates
were granted 10 Carrie Celia Hama,
Eugenia Kclehcr. Aibuauer-
nuc. ana Ruby King, Nashville, Ten
nessee. The Superintendent of Public
instruction was authorized to issue
certificates to Harriet Jordan
Bishop. Hillsdale. Michigan kather-
Brown. Gallup. lsstclla De Tuliio,
Albuquerque; Lucy Edic. Albuquer-
que. Josephine knapp Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. Mae McMillin, Albu-
qucrque. Alice Meyers, Dawsoni Boyd
silver city. J. :. Smiley. Talala,
oklahoma. Lillian r.. SPITE. Albuqucr-
JAM Walsh. Albuquerque aud
winters, Gallup, upon the
which credits are lacking
County first grade certificates were
granted Ia Mrs. Lillian A. Bess. Tu-
cumcari. Florence Cnthey. Tueumca-
~. l. +. Farris, Mountain Park. g.
G. Ford. ST Nrain: Maude Hancock
Bclcn: Julia Ivorson. Dcming; Iclla
Roberts. Estancia. Ella Rogers, DEM
ing Bessie y. smith. Dexter, ula
Thatcher. Ration; Edith Thofnbcrg.
Warrenshurg. Missouri. These certi-
were granted upon the presen-
of certificates from other states
together with satisfactory evidence Of
successful teaching for one year in
New Mexico. and are In force up -
the date OF expiration Of the certin-
Gates presented from other states.
The Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12

H.a4A NA
ion was authorized e Issue "a similar
ortincate to Winnie Kirtz and y. w
Nlexander. Milford, Texas.
Action was deferred until further
redentials should be presented on th,
applications Of Mrs. ]. NJ, Blazer. Ala
nogordo, Ellen j. cain. Lamar. Colo
ado. Isabella r. clark. Clarksvillc.
rcxas Il. E. C%ottingham. BSnum, Il
q Edgerton, silver Plume, Colorado;
Mrs Josephine SanduskN, Willard. G
r. Shiffler, Alamogordn, PROF. 6, r..
smith. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. s, r.
stanley Roswell, LoonW Whitaker.
Gallup. j, T.. Williams, Magdalona.
No action was taken on the appll-
ations OF Mrs, s. Il. Gorhardt Tucum-
ART G. GODDARD, Camp: HIKE Hal
Harrison, Weatherford Texas; lneg
Heaton. Hone; n w Holland. cum
J. Q. Hughes, Cameron Texas; Mrs
NJ. Gibson Johnson, Holman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
BRISK DEMAND FOR
TICKETS
Excursion to Santa on June 20.
viii Be a Bic Affair." Train
Promises to Be Loaded to
Guard Rails,


Judging from the number of calls
for tickets yesterday, the excursion
train 70 be run 70 Santa Re on sun
day. June 20, will be loaded 10 the
guard rails The people this year.
~prohting by their experience of former
years. arc buying their tickets carly,
determined to assist the excursion
management in eliminating the crush
for seats. The Santa Fe company viii
arrange TO handle the crowd in good
shape if sufficient notice is given to
enable the Officials to get enough cars
here. Il is expected that upwards Of
seven hundred people vii make the
trip TO the old Pueblo. The round
trip fare of 81 IS proving attractive
and many people viii make the trip
just to take in the sights of the
Ancient City. A large number of
baseball fans viii go up, however. ana
take in tho bail game between Albu-
auerdue and Santa Fe. which will be
played on st. Michacl's college
grounds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
MEN SEE
PROPERTY IN THE
ARTES|AN BELT
Capitalists Divide Biz Tract
Inc Small Farms Near Lake
Arthur Lake Arthur News
Notes.

Especial Correspondence to Morning Journni'
Lake Arthur. n, A., June 10, the
officials OF the Artcsian sallcy hand
company. most Of whom are Kansas
capitalists. visited Lake Arthur and
made d thorough Inspection % thoir
property here Tuesday. They found
everything in satisfactory condition
ana closed contracts for tho drillng Of
two moro deor flow ortesian Wells 10
be sunk at once.
This company owns "A tract of
about a.e00 acres OF very fine land
adjoining own which they have a.
vidcd into tracts ranging from 10 to
80 acres which are being sold out TO
actual settlers with ate right.
The party was composed Of e. r.
Denton. president OF the company,
who is secretary Of state Of Kansas
ana Il prominent capitalist 81 Topeka
f.. l.. Copeland. treasurer of the santa
Fc System at Topeka, Kan; 9 j.
Wood. first assistant general attor-
ney Of the Santa Fc railway system,
Topeka. s.. G. Nichuls. AN ~offi.iai Of
the Santa lc railway company and
II. l.. Han "a capitalist of the same
city.
The annual meeting Of the Attesiam
wen Monday ana the following dircc-
tors Elected. G. Il Denton. @. j. wood
+ l.. Copeland. = e. Nichols John q
Royce. George \, Clark. y. II. Brana-
man. = G. Chamberlain. D. ". Ncl-
lis, all prominent business men ana
capitalists of Topeka, and r. W.
~Poindcxter an insurance official of
Kansas city. and A.. LOWS. local man
ager ef the company here.
Lake Arthur is now entitled to ie
listed with prohibition towns of the
territory. It's only salmon having clos
ed In compliance win an ordinance.
passed by tho town council prohibiting
the saic Of intoxicants which went in-
10 effect Yesterday.
Rev. g. w. Shcarer. conference eve
angeiist is assisting Pastor W. J.
Wright in @ series Of meetings at the
Methodist Episcopal church south.
Good crowds attend an Of the ser
vices and considerable interest is be-
ing manifested.
The town council at its last meet
Ing passed an ordinance requiring the
laying of something over half a mile
Of cement sidewalk along the main
streets. Much Improvement is being
made In the different lines Of busl-
ness here. in harmony with which the
council thought It desirable to pro-
vide for adequate and uniform side
walks in front Of the business houses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12

Territory Of New Mexico. county of
Bernalillo. in the district court.
Libindo Nelasquez H. Eberhardt, VS..
Louis Charles Ebcrhardt. No. S036.
Tic Louis Charles Eborhardt. the
defendant In the above entitled suit.
You Will take notice that the plain
tit in said suit, Librada Nelasquez do
Ebcrhardt has filed her complaint In
said cause ana In said district court
where She charges you with wilful de-
.scrtion and failure to support plain
I'M. N prays a divorce upon said
grounds. and FOR the custody of the
minor child Tericita Ehcrhardt.
Now unless you appear and answer
in said cause and in said district court
on or before the 18th day of July.
i9O9, plaintiff will apply 10 the curt
for the relief prayed Tor IN her COM
.plaint.
Plaintiffs attorneys are Baca &
Louehery. whose address Is Aibuquer-
que. n. NJ.
First publication. May 2and. 1909,
JOHN NENARLE,
! Clerk of said District Court,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
EDUCATORS AFTER
BIG VEN FOR
ROSWELL MEET
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
ASSOCIATION MEETS
Program Outlined for Annual
Gathering Next Winter Boald
Of Education Grants Cert
ficateS,



Roswell, y NJ june 10. Ii will b.
educators Of national mme who ad.
dress the annual meeting OF the Now
Mexico Educational association 81
Roswell next December il the plans "a
the executive committee materialize
The committee has decided To- cnte.
into correspondence with a view 4
securing .Iien1amiu Idle Wheeler. TINT
NersitN Of California at Berkeley; pa
via starr Jordan. president OF Lelant
University, Palo Alto, cal. Arthur T
Had1ey. Vale University: Niehola
Murray Butler. Columbia University
New York Charles ". Eliot, Harvard
out of this galaxy of noted colicg,
presidents the committee believes tina
IT can secure some addresses fer the
association which viii DE well worth
going to hear.
The executive committee, conslst'nf
OF j r. clark, territorial superintend
ent Of schools. chairman. and II. Il
larkin and y w Conway held a
meeting in the office of the territorial
superintendent here. w. r, Garriston
president Of the Agricultural college a
Las Cruces being present.
The chief topic discussed WAS the
program for the annual meeting Of
the Educational association in ltns
won. December IS. - and 80. 1905
The following is the general outlin
of the progras as adopted:
First Session.
General meeting. Tuesday evening
December 2Sth. 1909. $ o'clock.
Presidents address.
Social hour.
Wednesday session.
Morning-Deccmber 10Th. 1903
General session-9.4a a m
A. The Dcbt of the school TO nv
Public, Hon. & A Richardson, Itos
wen, y NJ.
Il. The Debt OF the Public to the
schools. Supt. NJ 4 pahr, portales
\ NJ
Waste In school management Supt
r. Clark.
session meetings p. m,
Evening meeting Lecture.
Thursday. December a0tl.
Council meeting-S;l6 a m
Address or Iecture-0:30 a.. m
business scssion-ll a. m
Thursday afternoon sight seeing
valley trips.
Thursday evening otetndcal con
test.
The following resolution WAS passed
unanimously:
whereas. the great majority oi the
teachers of New Mexico feel the In
.piration aud profit tnot co'.ies from
hearing the addr sscs mai pN lsa'
educators Of the United states,
therefore, be 1t resolved, .hat y
man representing the highest 'yl'e 81
educational manhood be secured to de
liver one or more lectures before The
association Mt the annual meeting ~
1909
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
PROPOSE JEFFR|ES
AS REFEREE
Willis Britt Anxious That Big
BoiIerMaker 0fficiate at
Fight Between KetcheI and
Jack Johnson,
IBy Morning journal special Leased wirel

New York. June H. Stanley
Ketchel would like to nave jim JET
fries as referee for his coming fight
with Jack johnson for the worlds
championship at Gonna, Cal. The
Michigan m~iddleweight arrived here
early this morning from philadelphia
with his manager. Willns Britt. speak
Ing Of the statement OF Jcffrics. that
he would take on Ketehcl for the
championship should he defeat john
son. Brltt said:
II don't believe J~effries would want
to fight Eetchel. Jeffries' sole idea
in returning to the ring was to wrest
the title from Johnson, who claims ~
| should like nothing better than 10
have Jcffries referee the lkctchcl-
johnson fight and viii accept him IN
a hurry if Johnson makes no objee-
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
WILLARD PREPARING
FOR JOYFUL
NOISE
Governor Curry and a Barbe-
cue Two of the Big Attrac-
tons for Fourth Of July CeIe-
bration,


t'Ittftt u mi ~ 49,
willard, n. NJ. june little town
of Willard is preparing to make Il
large sized and exceedingly joyful
noise on the Fourth OF July AMI the
committee in charge Of the c%clclfu-
tioon has spent a few busy days at y
with more busy ones to come rhere
W4ll be a big barbecue an occasion
which 1t is expected Will be graoed by
the presence Of His Exec, cncy Gov
ernor George curry, and other prom.
ment dignitarics. including Territorial
superintendent of schools James =
Clark, General Manager iNDuns Santa
Fe railway; Robert Law. manager Of
the New Mexico Central railway.
Judge Merritt q. Mechem. j = Ken
ncdy and others All Of whom viii
make eloquent ana fervil addresses
bursting with patriotism. Mrs. Ncr-
die Harrison viii give some inter-
csting childrcn's drills, there will be
blcselc races, sack rae IS, whcolsor-
row races. spcaring races. sparriiS
matches. baseball games AMI q Num-
Der OF other items, winding up with u
grand bah. Take it altogether Il
p',scr.t plans are carried ,ut th,rc
VIII bc something doing in WillarG "a
thte glorious Fourth
For the barbecue it is expected to
ma ~ & i ,,cf and II mpttol IS. ard
2,g90 loayts ol bread.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
kcc,.e Horse in the Money.

Gatwick. England, June 1.-THE
Dorking Weller handicap Of 100 tower
eigns. Tor 3 year olds and upwards.
distance. six %furlongs, was nun here
today and o BY Mariut. Muffin
Boy was second and J. 4. keene's Wal
mbn If third.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12

Any mother who has had exper-
fence with this distressing ailment
viii be pleased TO know that q cure
may be effected by applying Cham
berlain's Salve as soon as the child
Is done nursing. Wipe It off with a
soft cloth before allowing the babe
to nurse. Many trained nurses use
this salve with best results. For sale
by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
stomach Troubles.

Many remarkable cures OF stom-
tch troubles Nnste been effected by
Chamberlain's stomach and Liver
Tablets. one man who had spent
over two thousand dollars for modl-
inc and treatment was cured by a
ew boxes Of these tablets. Price 90
cents. Samples free at all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
SNnnherm Dcfcats HaYcs.

Minneapolis. June 10.-John swan
berg defeated Johnny Hayes in a If
teen mile race here tonight by a little
over onc-fourth of a mile. The time
was one hour, thirty-six minutes.
eleven seconds. Svanbcrg took the
lead at the start and gained n lap
in the first FIVE miles. another in the
next five. one half a lap in the last
mile.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12

Washington, June l1-Johnson held
Detroit To four hits today and Wash
ington won | to @. killian was hit
fairly hard and was Wild, a base on
balls TO street in the third resulting
IN the locals only run.
score +. II. L.
Washington ..O01 900 0OO-l Z o
Detroit .....o0o QUO oO0-o Q
Johnson and street, killian ana
Schmidt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
Low scores al Bowling Tournament.

New York, june 1l-At the Ma
tionai bowling Tournament today the
scores. as a rule. were low. Al and
Tony S~chwoegler, holders Of the west
ern two-man championship, who
rolled a total OF 1909 in the Amer
lean bowling congress tournament at
Pittsburs last March. made 1918.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12

Rock Springs. Wyo, June 1l.-Ed-
ward payson Weston arrived here ut
t1.30 today, He was met by Mayor
Park, who took him to an hotel for
his dinner. He resume his walk this
afternoon. expecting to 20 as far ms
Peru tonight. A large crowd fol
lowed him throngh town.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
HEAVY RAIN FALLS
THROUGH EASTERN
NEW MEXICO
AND TEXlCO
DRENCHEO BY D0WNP0UR
MeIroSe and PortaIes Also Re-
port Big Storm Which VIII
Be Worth Millions to Dry
Farmers,


iNptttii btN'hAifh W " 'f'
Clovis, y. NJ. June 1l.-fhc hedNl-
est ain Of the season and the second
big storm of the aso for this Sec
ton began at six O'Clock this even
ing and at nine o'clock the rain is
rtill falling in a dcIuge with no signs
" a let al.
The streets arc Ike rivers and re-
ports from Texico say tho streets ct
that town are also almost submerged
by the torrents.
Mclrosc also reports a good rain In
the surrounding country and Portales
reports a heavy storm. II is believed
the rain does not extend much farther
west. IL viii De worth millions of
dollars to the dry farmers and ranch
men of eastern New Mexico and com
ing after the heavy rain Of SOM time
ago. practically assures a successful
season for the eastern counties.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
(F'rst Published June 5, 1900
(Not coal Land)
NOTICE TOK PUBLICATION.
Cpublishcr)
Dcpnrtmcnf Of Tic interior.
santA 10. N. NJ. Jnna 2. 1909

santa fci ~ Mtt June y l0UV.
Notice is hereby given that Pedro
Radaracco, Of Albuquerque. New
Mexico. WHO on January 4. 1901.
made Desert Land Entry, Serial O219.
No. got. for West onc-half, south
east one-fourth. section fourteen,
township ten, north, range four, east,
~ NJ. T.. b., ana meridian. has filed
notice Of intention to make final three
year proof. to establish claim To the
land above described, before a. E.
Walker, Probate CLERK Of Bcrnalillo
county, New Mex'sn, at Albuquerque,
Ncw Mexico Oh July 10. 1909,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Enrique @. Mnurini. OF A%lbuquer
quo, n Nj Francisco Gonzales, Of
ola Albuquerque. y. NJ: Federico
Chaves. of Albuquerque, n. NJ; Am
brosio Garcia. Of old Alhuquer-
que, n. NJ
MANUEL r.. OTERO.
ReuiSter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
' ': { SPORTS

hits. one a scratch, the visitors win
ming 3 to /.
Score: il. Fl. +.
Cleveland ~. 600 Ooo eoo--a 10 /
Boston .....000 100 000-f > :
Young aMd Easterly: schlitzer and
|Carrigun.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston 4. Chicago ..

Chicago, June 11.-Boston wo cas-
lily from Chicago today by better field
ing and base running and harder hit
Ting All Of Chicago's errors We're
costly.
Score r. II. i.
Chicago ......O01 O1O O00-2 3 S
Boston ......00O COL 500 . >
overall; Kroh and Moran; White
ana Smith
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12

%pittsburg, juno 1.-Pittsburg hit
BELL easily today and won from Brook
Ign s to 4. Leifield was strong and
with the exception of the seventh in
ming kept the visitors hits scattered.
Score II. n. T.
Pittsburg .....102 O21 OPS 10 0
brooklyn 1000 600 100 :
shan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12

Dos Moincs G: Omaha ?.

Omohc, June i1-Dcs Moines hit
H~ollenbeck freely during the early
innings Of today's game. securing u
lead which Omaha was unable to ov-
cfcome.
Score r Fl T.
Omaha ......Ooo 600 1913 /
Des Moiues ...020 102 oOl-6 10 !
Hoiicnheek and Gonding; Lana and
Shea.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus-Columbus 4; Mime
apolis ..
At Observation-Disclosures /;
Milwaukee o.
At Loulsvilc-Louisville 6; st.
Paul g..
AT Toledo-Toledo 1: Kansas City 4.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12

Philadelphia. June list Louis
was defeated here today by Phllodel-
phia , to / in an eleven inning game.
score r.. III. L
Philadel 1000 600 Ol0 01-g 10 al
st. Louis 200 GOO 100 00--l : OIL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12

Paris. June 11-Nash Turner's Ala
tyr. ran ia the prix ~Longiuncnu 10
Naison's Lafitto today but hc did not
get a place. The prix Fcrcoq. Nas
won by n. +. Thornc's pcii House. Mr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


New York. June 11.-Walsh allow
ed only three hits today and Chicago
defeated New York l TO 0.
Score r. IA. r.
Chicago ......01O 600 000-1 !
New York 200 600 600 3 .
Walsh IND owens: Lake and Klein
nu-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
Cleveland >: Boston I.

Boston, Juno Icy Young made
his first appearance in this city since
his sale by the local club 10 Cleveland
last summer. and held Boston to ?