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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-24
nAEzrU. Europa g los
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Ha consignado alganas ideas tan ca
teg6ricamente Ell Sesudo eScr1tor Maria
no Abril. icon motive de Gel Manglar"
que me han sorprendido, tanto que por
largo espacio he creido 81 mis- pen
samientos eran 1naraflas en- 10 que ten
90 aprendido acerca de estetica lite
raria. Entiendo que 10 mismo que 20
deben haberse sorprendido otros, aque-
Hos que hayan hojeado a los naestros
de la novela contemporaries y hayan
deducido definici ones taxat1vas-en Ell
maremagnum de cOntrovertidas oplnlo-
nes-en 10 que respecta al valor, fac
tura tendencias de la novela expert
mental
No es que Abril no piense bien y
olga claro alto 10 que piensa; 10 Sos
tiene con la honradez logica del con-
vencimiento, y por clio es tan precise.
Tiene valor en- ST 10 que sostiene, por
que es 81 modo exclusive de enlulciar,
un escritor asi es respectable. Mas
iuzgo que esta misma respetabilidad y
la alta signiicaci6n de su valer litera-
rio, pueda eniendrar cOnfusiones, sobre
tOdo en- los iniciados en- ciertoS estu-
dios de estetica literaria. Como yo
me. he sorprendldo-chambon y todo-
pero que al fin por razones de oticio y
afci6n algo ConozcO de estaS trlqul-
fiuelas-muchos creeran puno cerra-
do 10 que dice mi qnerido amigo Abril.
Lo que voy d consignar eS una ligera
rectifcaci6n a sus ideas, suyas porque
las sostiene por Su. cuenta y riesgo.
Esto no quiere decir que no sean va
luables Todo es relative EN- la vida,
v habiendo en- literature mucho de
conversational, las afrmaciones del Sef1or
Abril, no Sc apartan de 10 conventional
relatiyO
Vamos verlo
De que la novela no sea ell genero
literario predilecto de los puertorri-
quenos, no puedo decirlo. Los escri-
torres de literatu1a en- Puerto Rico tie
men la palabra Ellos deben respon-
der, excusandose defendiendose, 8
dando las razones de su retraimiento
en- este orden de production literaria,
Aunque he mostrado empeflo at1n no
he p0dido leer La Charca" novela del
seflor Zeno Gambia, de que me han ha-
blado con entusiasmo, nj las de Lewis.
Care ciendo de datos, me adhere la
autoridad de Mariana Abril. Del senior
Gonzalez Garcia conozco dos cuentoS
Pero no es material baStante para un
;uicio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-24
E pTesupuesto de Ia |s|a
Ell discurso de Mr.. Gromer

| paTt1QaS Qe IoIO-19I1 eSldH DdSdQdS
sobre las bases del r9oS-19o9 Y una vez
solamente Sc ha exCedido la entrada
de rentas internas en- la historic de
Puerto Rico. Tengo f6 que este aflo
las partidas han de ser totalmente rea-
lizadas, pero Dios solamente sabe que
cosecha tend1 emos en- el aflo ven1dero,
pueS de la cosecha estado de coSas
depende el estimar para ell proX1mo
af1o.
Es opinion general del Comite de
Hacienda Y de los otros miembros del
Conseio que ell superavit deberia ser
de $500 900; pero estos calculos han
afectado esa suma. va que en- el pa
sado solo Sc proveyo para las asigna
clones de determinado tempo Proba-
blemente Sc necesi taran 500, 900 al ano
para la conservation de los 500 kil6-
metros de nuevos caminos. Mantener
| Ell aumento del n11nero de las esCuelas
de aquelos tiempos. signifcaria gas
tos adicionales; y menos que sc pre-
sente un proyecto de ley aumentando
| las contri buciones, tendremoS que ser
muy conservatives
Sc han hecho empreSt1tos de mas de
$500, coo a las Juntas Escolares y Mu-
nicipios. Soy de opini6a que este es
casi tan importante como ciertas aslg-
naciones del presupuesto, pues permite
que los Municipios y Juntas Escolares
consigan anticipos de dinero con tac1
lidad un bajo tipo de interes y sin
necesidad de incurrir en- grandes gas
gastos; pero, desgraciadamente, en- es-
tos calculos los fondos que deben de-
volverse han Sido consideradOs como
ingresos.
Este preSupuesto, tai como eSta, re-
presenta los mejores esfuerzos del Co
mite de Hacienda y Presupuesto, y re-
ferente al mismo, ell Gobernador ha
dicho 10 siguiente en- su menSale;
"El presupuesto anual, que Sc
| Sc presentara ell IS del corrlente,
asignando creditos para atender So
lamente a los gastos corrientes ne
ceSarios del Gobierno durante ell
ano economico de Ioro-I9II, mon
tante So .I68,92 SO; es el resulta-
| DO de un eSmeradO estud1O de las
neCesidades actuales del ServlclO
| pdblico Y representa- ell meJor cr1-
terio del Executive en- Ell particu-
| lar
Dudo mucho que los presupuestos
presentadoS en- amos paSadoS hayan
sido meiorados en- algo al ser enmen-
dados en- ell Consejo Executive. Con
frecuencia la Comisi6n Sc ha eSforzado,
con los datos disponibles, en- perfeccio-
mar ell presupuesto, y luego, tai vez sin
la debida investiga ci6n, ell presupuesto
ha sido enmendado Ell Comite esta
unanimemente de acuerdo, y menos
que Sc advie1tan errores, apoyara el
presupuesto tai como Sc ha presentado.
Puede ser que algunos de vosotros
no esteis de acuerdo con el Comlte;
pero en- vista del estado del Tesoro y
de los servicios que han de prestarse,
comprendereis que hemos hecho 10 me-
jor que podiamos, y es nuestro deseo
que este presupuesto sea aprobado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-24

lltimas noches, son Los meritorios y
el "El Gran GaieOttO
Tambien representation Juan Jo-
Sc" en- ell que trabajarOn muy bien las
senoras Adams Y de Lora y los senores
Jambrina Banares.
En- "El Gran Galeoto', la sonora
Adams en- fedora Bravo y .Jambrina
Ell don Julian Y ErnestO.
Antes de aver, lego esta ciudad el
circo de variedades Oriental Hizo
su debut en- el cine Habana, por no en-
contrar un local donde instalar su carpa
Ell dia 10 estaba en- Juana Diaz ell fis-
cal de La COrte de Distrito de esta ciu-
dad, por 10 que no funcion6 dicha corte
FL senor Bart0l0 Defendini, de Guaya-
ma. Sc encuentra en- Ponce.
,.1, COrresp onsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-24
De Ponce

Anteayer fue absuelto ell muchacho
Antonio Alomar, que habia sido denun-
ciad0 por estar en- la iglesia despues de
cerrada.
Ha sido suspendido hasta el dia "a ell
iuicio que Sc ve1a en- en- la Corte de Dis
trito contra los individuos Pedro Luna,
Jose Cruz y Domingo Castro, pOr aco-
metimiento y aggression.
Dentro de breves dias sera ell remate,
para el asfalto de algunas GALES de Pom
ce
Los cac0s han viSitado en- estOs 'iltimos
dias, la morada del senor PARA Cap0.
llevandose un brillante
La detective trabaja por descubrir al
autOr.
Las Obras puestas en- escena estas dos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-24
(Conclusion)

ASS&kSA&S~S~
Ell inereso total para el presente ano
fiscal fre calculado hace dos meses,
Ell inpreso actual para los cuatro pr1-
1neros meses del corriente aflo tue to-
mado el inereso para los lltimos
ocho meses fue Calculado como el mis-
mo del periodic correspondence a
1908 90; a este Sc lie agrego la suma
adeudada al Gobierno lnsular por las
Municipalidades y Juntas Escoiares
pagaderas durante el presente ano. Al
calcular los gaStoS, Sc tuvo presente,
que ell interes del Fondo de R1ego Sc
ria pagado despues al Fondo de Reser-
va. de Renta insular. La siguiente ia
bla dara una idea mas dehnltlva.
Balance actual, Julio I,
1000. j.. .......... $50, 1o2.5a
Ingreso calculado para 1oo9-Io'
Ingreso actual por 4
meSeS .......... S1,235,o59.4i
iInpreso calculado
Dor los s 1ltimos
meses basado en-
el correspondence
perfodo de 1oo8-o9 81. I39,l249o
Ingresos calculados
de las Municipali
dades y Juntas
EscolareS en- cuen-
ia de Emprestito. 5000: I72.4o
Total. ........ $2,454,95o,oo
Montante disponlble pa
ra 19o91o. o.........''' s3'90i'0o9'5o
49,.
1astos caicuiadoS' i9o9-i0'
- g, o6e 6,6 81
rliinIlo rliIS 10 n ,o:
Naieuiauo Pol a.
ulllihos ss, o liai E".sao ~-'4' '''+
'ntei D u 20 ,7S,o
oe Niesso . 49'-'N7
To+o, s,s so,a7,a7
Balance calculado. Ju-
nio 20. toIo... So sS7 785.os
Para el proxlmo ano hscal este aSuh-
to es lmprev1sto' Al CalculaI los IN
gIeSos pa o3,oo 10 ca. aoreoado al oro.
re i90o1o2 49, . 40 Irn1o 80 ,oIo ia
uaDle o''di,S dis,,or,;h1e nara q a7,o fiscal
de &, 6oo or6r.
oe i9to,r " ~ SoIHsg Hac;ends No reconien.
e, n.H Hoila'' a. Sa6o;a,c;a noro,,e ecte aI5o
I'd nli ~ n;ro,,nctorc;a d;faren+as (
es'ailos os o~,o onte-;nres M
'os amos -n'e' ~ - nor ., Con
La suma Pre- Presapues.ara f,1a 81 Ioe pui g r0h IL
greso este ano rue es}a s5h7s,z954G 49, IS Gober Ia
suma transfe5ioa es'a POI q hon;ando n3uui
tnador ascenola S43,979,S2a a;snoni n%rleiiIo b1o
un total ae s3.zi1iza4,oS oS,+dad a1st0Dl tntaI y
para distriouclon. Ia c"a.s'oAo a. 'otai 'H
dlstr1Duioa ID 4eena 90 %i,992'9-p 97,e ,,ro
es por consequence neces"i r ~ ~ uil"
part1da de Sioo 600, Id ue :onStaeI da ~ 4,
Se para ca ., ,,1oe;c;In a,,a COLI
-,e 800 1os ~ art;das necesarias serian
.,nol,'s nah i M Ia cantidad que podria
par ,,selraT' ra,oyt;da desnu6s de asiqnados los
So opo ,ara caminos. a 10 que es
auaI S,aIaA6A7. Parece como que
:, hi, de defciencia es innecesario
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-24

y hay unas cuantas
gentes, las inenos lmpre-
cisas, dentro del enrique
cirniento general, que Wis
lumbran algdn rayo de luz
en- el ideal nuevo y 10 81
guen dentro de sus incer-
tidumbres, 10 melor que
pueden.
Este es, pues, y no pue-
de ser otro e1 ideal: linn
piar las cabezas da vague
dades para que surJan ac-
clones definitivaS.
uAEzTTr (EnrODG u los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-24

Las obras puestas en- escena estas dos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-24

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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-11-05
Little Only-Lonely

Little Only-LOnely
It's nice to be the Only One,
Your mother loves you so.
When people want to borrow you
She hates to have you go;
Bat when she goes away herself
Or ladies come to call,
It's lonesome in the garden
And it's lonesome in the hall,
And then you want Another One
To laugh at you and say,
Little Only, little Lonely,
Never mind! Let's play!a
It's nice to be the Only One
When fathers home at night,
But It's lonesome IN the nursery
When he takes away the light
You think how coy two would be-
Another little bed
And another littls pillow
And another little head;
You shut your eyes and think and
think
Until it's almost true:
Little Only, little Lonely,
Here's i Twin for your
Margaret Lee Ashley in Woman's
Home Companion for November.
5000 pounds Of old newspapers at
so cens q hundred pounds. Can be
used fof wrapping paper.
Jacobs News Depot Go.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-11-05

HEALTH HINTS FOR ALL
BY THE LOUISIANA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.


typhoid germs.
As baby killers housefies and long
tube nursing bottles cannot be too
strongly recommended
Fruit a la flth-the kind served
from the sidewalk stands after ex-
posure to street, dirt and flies.
Battle the body daily-an active
and clean skin relieves the lungs and
kidneys Of much work.
Hygiene aims to make growth more
perfect, life more vigorous, decay
less rapid, death more remote.
Robbing oneself of sleep is putting
a mortgage on future health and
happiness. Nature will foreclose.
If you buy milk from a dirty shop
you can at least pasteurize the milk
at home. Take a look att he shop.
A mother who cannot nurse her
young is to be pitied; a mother who
will not is to be condemned and
scorned.
Overwork and fatigue stunt growth,
prevent function, invite disease;
cause individual and social degener-
alton.
It's not e~verybody's business, but
it's your business to see that insani-
tary conditions in your neighborhood
are corrected.
''The Old 0aken Bucket, the Moss
Covered Bucket" will do to sing
about-the wise mar will avoid
closer relationship.
Floods of sunshine in the house
may fade the carpets, but it puts the
bloom Of health upon your cheeks.
Which do you choose?
Germany has no smallpox hospitals
compulsory vaccination saves all
such useless trouble and expense.
Who not be vaccinated? Do it now!
Because your neighbor throws gar
bage in the alley is no reason why
you should follow his example-it's
a reason why you should set him a
good exemple.
Why not start now for cleaning
day? The cleaning you do now may
prevent sickness or death Of some
member of your family before clean
ing day comes around.
The digestive tract is about thirty
feet long. The combined length Of
the blood vessels Of the body IS many
miles. II you want your food to go
a long way chew it thoroughly.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-11-05
sHERIEE,s SALE.
v AarRTCE YILAsEOA
KENNEFEoK, RAYMOND 0UIVLB1'

V2R - rnN -
kENNEFECK, HAMMOND
No. 1920, 10Th Judicial DisbElct Oo1tt' Of
fEgndry Parish, La
BY virtna : 1,rlt of seizure and sale IT,
sued out Of the Hon. 10Th au0iSaa1 DtStinSs
Court in ana for the parish oI,ot: Lanuty'
IN the above entitled ana ntnaS ~ vii
anu 10 me directed, 1 nave 49, nor tbe
offer for sale, at public auction, upon Lns
terms and candtfions hereinafter mentioned
TO the last and highest bidder, AT tne lIonL
door of the Court House of st. Lahdfy faE-
tSh, at opelausas, La, on
&at Nrs NJ November 6ahs ESAVs
at II o'clocksa, M, the following described
property, tO+VtIt:
A certain lot OF ground with an OF Ine
buildings and Improvements tnereon, stu.
ated in the town of Opelousas, havihg q
front on Market street of one hundred ana
seVenty-one feet, and bounded as IolIoMs.
on the north by Bellevue street. on tne
south by property of e. d. EstileIte,o on ths
east 0y Market Street n ON the "esl "
Bayou lesson.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Five hundred dollars cash, with eight per
cent per annumifntarest fEofn February 8ths
l9O9, until paid, with tntereston seven thou-
sand dollars, n Attorneys fee on the en-
tire debt. Five hundred dollars payaDe
February, 9Th, 1911; seven q nfty
dollars payable February the th,19i2; seven
q and fifty dollars payabie
Sun, 1913; seven hundred Fn1ty doIlars
payable February the 9Th, 1914 seven nun
dred and fifty dollars payable February 8ths
1915; seven hundred and fifty dollars pay
able February the 8th. 1916; v hundred
ana nfty dolar payableF5bEuaFy6tn, 1SILs
one thousand dollars payable February stn,
1918, and one thousand dollars payable
Febrnary 8th, 1919. The interest on this en-
NJ. L. SWORDS, Sheriff.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-11-05
Life is short at its longest.

Life is short at its longest.
Kill the flies or they may kill you.
The common drinking cup is dan
gerous.
Cleanliness costs little, sickness
costs more.
Underfeeding is bad-overfeeding
is worse.
If your milk is not safe your life is
not safe.
Long hours of labor mean short
hours Of life.
Batbtubs are not uxuries-they're
necessities.
Good health is the best form of
life insurance.
Chew your food we'll, your stomach
has no teeth.
Your lungs can't be washed, but
they can be aired.
Closed windows are open avenues
to consumption.
We solicit and urge your cooper
alton for health.
Expanding your lungs prevents
the dirty air disease.
There is no such thing as clean
milk in q dirty bottle.
Ninety-six per cent of our school
children have defective teeth.
The greatest menace to the nation
"a childless home.
Build your reputation for civic
pride Id your back yard.
Mothers milk for mothers babies
cow milk for calves.
Little scars on the arm save many
on the face (be vaccinated.)
Only 3 per cent Of the people wash
their teeth-are you one?
Consult your dentist every six
months to protect your teeth.
Eat and drink moderately in order
that yon may do so tomorrow.
Breathe freely and fully; the more
you expand your chest the less you
will contract colds.
Personal cleanliness is more than
q luxury-it means health and life
70 cure the blues try deep breath
lng, fresh air, sunshine and music,
Typhoid Il proof positive that the
victim has been polluted with lnde-
scribable filth.
Splitting in public places sows dis.
ease ana creates a harvest for the
grim reaper"
All is not pure that sparkles-
sparkling water may be loaded with,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-11-05
Notice.

There will be . meeting of the ii
Landry Parish Medical Society at Tx
courthouse in 0pelousaa, on Thursday
Nov. 10Th, 1910 At 2 o'clock s. 4.
There will be some very interesting
papers read and discussed. Ali pbvs;'
clans, whether members Of not ara
most cordially invited to b. present.
r. FOSTER, President
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-11-05
Saturday, Nov. 10. ls1o.

at II o'clock a. m. the following described
property, belonging to said estate. to. wit.
One certain piece of land together with
al the improvements thereon. situated In
the parish Of st. Landry, at Prairie Basse-
at a distance of about four miles from thg
city Of 0pelousass La, measuring about
nfteen superficial arpents more or less.
bounded as follows, to- wit: north by LANDS
lot Emar CarrieTe, south by lands of Ed
monia Benjamin, east by land III HenrH
Colston and stephen Irwin. and west 81
.1ey's bridge, being d portion OF the same
property acquired b. the decedenf from
Alexandra Sicily who formerly acquired
the same from Joseph Sibille ct ais on oct.
~, 1889, as per act passed before Id. Andrug.
Notary Public, and duly recorded IN Con.
veyance Boo II, No, a, atpaga 83s. 8s9 In the
Clerks ONCE OF st. Landry parish. Ia.
one lot Of household goods ana furniture.
Terms-Cash.
EDMOND BENJAMIN.
oct15-6t Datiye TestamentarY Exc tutor.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-11-05
Notice.

All public school teachers subieet s.
attendance al the Monthly Institute III
Ope1ousas will meet ct the st. LANDRY
High School, at ten o'clock on Saturdav
October 2and. 1910; and those wha
subject 10 attend the Institute 1T VIZ
Platte will meet 81 the Vile piatte
High School on Saturday, October. 2otb
1910.
G. J. Thompson
Par. supt.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-11-05

BY virtue Of an order of the Hon.sB. H.
Pavy, Judge of the 10th Judicial District
Court of Louisiana, in and for the PaTsgh
OF 81. Landry. there VIII be sold al
public auction to the last and highest bid
der, for cash, by the undersigned dative
te~stamentary executor, or any duly quail
ned auctioneer OF this parish, at the last
residence of deceased, In Prairie Basse
about 4 miles from 0belonsas. on
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-11-05

No. 6462, Probate Docket. 18th Judicial
district Court, Parish OF st. Landry, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-11-05
oUCCEssIoN SALE.
ESTATE Of LOUIS LAFLEUR.
No. 60l2, Probate Docket. 18th ,I1dictaI
District Court Parish of Sc. Landry, La.

BY virtue OF an order of the Hon. ri Il
Pavys Judge OF the 10th Judicial District
Court, in and for she Parish of ST Ianarv
state of Louisiana. granted on tha VII day
of Oct. 1910, in the above numbered ana
entitled estate, there Will tie sold a.
public auctions 20 the last and highest bid.
der, by the undersigned ad~taistratrix or
premises In Grand Prairie, in this parish.
Saturday. Nov. IL 1910.
ar II o'clock q. n che following described
property, to-wit
ated In Grand Prairie containing Sfxfy
arpents more or less, with bu IGfnss and
improvements thereon, pounded north
public road, south by land belonging to the
estate, east by Francois ~Fontenuf. and west
sam Haas.
2nd. a certain parcel of land situated IN
Grand Prairie ana adjoining on the s0ufh
tothe old or first place, Item No. i, ana COM
bounded north by Item No. /, south hy
Philip Jaubert. east by Sam Haas. and
west by sam Haas
sra. one lot household furniture and
fixtures.
4th. one lot kitchen utensils.
5ths One horse.
9Th. One pair mules
18th. Three mich cows
eth. Two young bulls.
9th. One heffers
10th. two beef calf.
18th. One old wagon.
18th. One Old buggy
18th. One lot field implements.
l4th. one lot about eleven head hogs.
18th. Cine lot corn about d hundred
and fifty barrels.
Ierms-.Cash.
ELEzIDA ARDoIN, Administrators.
oct s ST
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-11-05
SUCCESSION SALE

estate OF GENEVIEVE DENNIS, widow
Of Edmond Benjamin.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-11-05
ASSESSMENT OF new
CALCASIEU PARISHES
LOOK GOOD.

Jennings Times-Herald.
The proposed parish Of Jefferson
Davis will have an assessment Of 5
million dollars, Allen parish, 5 million
dollars and Beauregard parish, Z
million dollars.
The following list shows the total
assessment Of each parish in the State
Of Louisiana, as fixed by the State
Board Of Equalization, prior TO adj
iournment August 10, 1910. You
viii note from this list that a out
If the 60 parishes in the State have
i total assessment Of less than ?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
40 BATTERS RALLY
IN NINTH AND
WIN 6 TO 5
Rain Fails TO Stop Ex-
citing Game Between Albu-
querQue and Clovis Teams of
the Santa Fe League,

Demonstrating to the satisfaction
Of every fan present that they are re-
sourceful ana dependable bah players,
always in the game the AZ
team yesterday afternoon ue-
feated The clovis club g to o.
after the big end of the score had
been safely won by the visitors. with
the score 5 to 2 in favor of CLOVIS
the Albuquerqueans stepped to the
bat in the last half of the ninth ana
pounded in q quartette OF runs ana II
was All over hut the shouting.
1t was a driving finish, one OF the
most exciting to be seen between Santa
Pc league teams at Traction park this
season. The game all the WITTY through
was good and would have been bet
ter but for the fact that Il drlzzllng
rain fell during the entire nine IN
nings. II began to rain lust as soon
as Umpire Dave Combs called for the
game to commence. And II rained un-
til after the ninth inning, when,
strange 10 say. II stopped. But both
the Clovis and Albuquerque men were
game and stuck ii out, although all
of them received q thorough drencll-
ing
1t is quite probable that the game
would have been called several times
but the cioseness Of the score. and
the c%agcrness Of both teams to win
without amy chance for future arEu-
ment resulted in the entire nine In
nings being played.
Considering that the field was wet
and muddy ana thai the pitchers
were prevented during the greater
part of the game from using their
best lin. of curves, the exhibition was
great. the two teams managing TO
Keep side by side nearly all h way.
To tell how everything happened
would be rather a long story. but any
way the game was q pitchers battle
up To the third. both Chevalier for
Albuquerque aud "Rube" Weeks. for
Clovis. pitching league ball, aud very
effectively at that. Weeks was the
slab artist for Clovis yesterday. hay
ing accompanied the team from ltos-
we'll
Things began to happen in a hurry
in the third when Weeks hit Budd
with a pitched ball. Budd retaliatcd
by throwing his n at tho pitcher and
a mix-up between the two men was
narrowly averted. Manager Meyer
took Budd out Of the game for his
ungcntlemanIy conduct, substituting
Jaffa. Chcvalier singled, moving
.Jarfa to third base. Anderson hi and
Cornish famed. Lembkc got to first
on a fieIdcr's choice and Jaffa was