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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-19
A CURIOUS DISEASE.

savants in New Mexico and out Of
II are much interested in the study Of
a strange phenomenon which has
made It's appearance Ia the confines
Of the territory IN tho past few weeks.
whether Il Is o c%ontagion emanating
from the democrats, who have been
kicking since the memory of man
runneth not 70 the contrary, or
whether it is an evil result Of the
promiscuous migration Of the Mis-
souri, mule 10 this bailiwlck, Is a aues-
ton unsettled. but be that as 1t may,
the fact remains that some sort Of a
bacillus has been Irritating the hind
feet Of New Mexlco's quadrupeds with
disastrous and often fatal results.
A week or two ago a driver al the
Yankee mine in Colfax county was in
stantly killed, without warning by a
kick over the heart By one OF his
mules. a few days before, a similar
accident happened at the same spot.
Later came a report Of the almost
fatal injury OF a little girl three miles
east Of Tucumcari who was kicked
aonseless and nearly Killed by the
horse she was driving. The little son of
a well known equity sheriff vas killed
by being kicked In the head by n Of
his fathers horses and Inter Estancia
came in with the news Of a baby fatal
~ injured IN the same way. The latest
Is tho story Of a Tucumcari nan so
badly kicked by "a horse that he had
to have nino stitches taken in the
wound.
Talk about co-inoidencc-this-cor
tainly Is a record.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-19
LOCAL INVENT TON
IN FAIR WAY To
MAKE GOOD
Mexican Northwestern Rail-
road Experimenting With
Haigh Swivel Car AxIej Will
Likely Adopt Device,

The Haigh Swivel Car Axle, invent
ed by an Albuquerque man. manu-
featured by an Albuquerque company
with offices here and patented from
this city, will make good. Experts
agree that it is likely to reyolutionize
some phases of r%ailroading if gener-
ally adopted and negotiations now IN
progress Indicate hat it will be thor
oughly tried out on various large sys-
TENS in the near future. one big
Mexican system has agreed to make a
test of the device as shown by the fol-
lowing letter received at the offices
of the company here:
Asunto Car Axle Compania del Fer
rocarril Nor-Oeste de Mexico, Of
icina del Master Mechanic,
Cd. Juarez, Chi, Sept. 23, 1910.
Haigh Swivel Car Axle Co.
Albuquerque, n. NJ.
Gentlemen: The merits of tre
Haigh Swivel Car Axle have teen
carefully considered by the manage
ment Of this company and the outcome
Of the general opinion among us is that
we accept with pleasure the PROPOSE
ton of your Mr.. Roswald: THAT the
Haigh Swivel Car Axle Co. equip four
Cd aNles, 10000 pound capacity 4
1-4NS journal, known as the Haigh
Swivel Car Axle without cost to this
railway company, to be used under a
regular passenger coach of this line.
said axle to be constructed and proved
efficient before delivery.
This railway company agrees to
make written report first of each
month for q period of twelve months
or until it has been thoroughly tried
out to The Haigh Swivel Car Axle Co.
at their home office at Albuquerque,
y. n. the mileage Travelled and APP
proNimate ear of flange of wheels
on said car equipped with the Haigh
Swivey Car Axle, and also to notify
them OF any other advantages that
viii De evident from time to time from
use Of said axle.
We might add that should the
Haigh Swivel Car Axle prove up TO
our an%ticipaucns we viii gladly take
APP the matter OF equipping an our
passenger or other rolling stock with
anne
We hope that YOU win be i'm q posi-
tion to make ms q delivery OF said
aXles in the near future.
Yours very truly.
J.. O. Nor-Oeste de Mexico.
tSigned) j. n BARNES.
Approved. Master Mechanic. /
IT. e.. FERRIS
General Manager.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-19
SENATOR DoLIIVER.

In the death of Senator DoliiVcr not
only the progressives, but the regulars
aud the democrats and the whole
country have lost a man worth while.
while a leader in the insurgents
movement. ho was am insurgent con-
.sorvativc. broad minded, wise and fear
less, who commanded not only the res
pect OF the progressive but OF the reg
ular. Tie WAS "a tower OF strength TO
any movement or faction with
which he became affiliated because he
was able. honest. sincere, without the
pale oi dcmagoguerN the kind of man
the progressive movement needs. An
experienced statesman and an accom-
plishcd orator he was "a patriot and a.
good man and the country mourns
him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-19

For 30 years Lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy for
female ills. No sick woman does Justice to
herself who will not try this famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herbs. and
has thousands of cures to its credit.
49, If the slightcst trouble appears which
49, YOU do not understand. write to Mrs.
Pinkham at Lynn, Mass for her advicc-itis
free and always helpful.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-19
Capt. Bogardus Again Hts the
HulI'@ I've.

This world famous rifle shot who
holds the championship record OF
100 pigeons la zoe consecutive shots
is living al Lincoln. III. Recently IN
tcrVleWrd. ne stys-I suffered a
lorg time with kidney and bladder
trouble and used several wei known
kidney medicines. all 81 which gave
me no relief until 1 started taking
Foley kidney Pills. Before / used
Foley kidney pills 7 had severe hack
aches and pains in my kidneys Win
suppression and a cloudy voidinE- ON
arising in The morning I would get
duh headaches Row ] have taken
three BOTTLES uf Foley Kidney Pills
and feel 100 Per ccnt better. ! am
never bothered with nay Kidneys or
bladder and acain feel like my own
self. "-Q-Rielly g. Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-19

to suppose that if Lydia Z. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound had the virtue to help these women it will help anv
other woman who Is suffering from the same TROUBLED
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-19
THE Arr-ooNouEnrNe ALFALFA.

Probably no section Of his country
has done 30 much 90 make alfalfa
famous or 10 put d. the other aay
about. no other section or state owes
more 81 lbs frame TO the purple-hlos-
some, prosperity bringing alfalfa than
New Mexico We therefore appreciate
the following tribute Co the plant in
the San Francisco "Cau
The humble but perservinE alfalfa
makes fresh Conqursts every daS. Be
ginning ln a modest way in California
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-19

A woman who is sick and suffering, and won't at least
Try a medicine which has the record Of Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, is 10 blame for her own wretched
condition.
There are literally hundreds of thousands of women in
the United States who have been benefited by this famous
old remedy. which Was produced from roots and herbs over
thirty years ago by a woman to relieve woman's suffering.
Read what these women say:
Camden \. J.-"Itis with pleasure that / send my testimo-
NAL for Lydia ~. Einkhan's Vegetable Compound, hoping it
may induce other suffering women to avail themselves of tho
benefit of this valuable remedy.
al suffered from pains ia my back and side, sick headaches,
could hardly stand. Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
made me "a VOL woman and this valuable medicine shall
always have my pTaisc."-Mrs. WI Valentine, 902 Lincoln
Ave, Camden, Nd.
Evening journal., 1910-06-27
SMYRNA'S PLANS
FOR COUNTRY FAIR

SMYRNA. Del, June 1.-THE school
house lawn has been laid out for the va
rious booths and attractions Of the big
County Fair to be held on the 1st 2nd,
and 4th of July An effort will be made
TO have plenty Of room to accommodate
the crowds of people who are expected.
and with this end in view. the booths
will be at the sides leaving a large
space in the middle II is desired that
all people owning automobiles in the
town and vicinity and neighboring towns
enter them in the parade al 10 o'clock on
the Fourth A prize will he awarded the
automobile most beautifully decorated.
On Saturday afternoon. July ?, al 4
o'clock there will he a baby show. At
the candy boths will be for sale delicious
homemade candles as well as other fine
varieties. and at the ice cream soft
drink and supper booths. dainty and
satisfying refreshments will be always
on sale Supper will be served Friday
night and Saturday night and luncheon
and supper on the Fourth
Evening journal., 1910-06-27
NEWSY DOINGS
OF THE "SEMT'S"

The expected changes weren't forth
coming.
And who would have thought Hishland
would have baked.
And ABE" Geary used to be such a
quiet boy.
Howard Fahey's debut was notsmuch OF
a success. Perhaps It is faster League.
-(S)-
Billy White was on hand with three
bingos.
--(s)-
Bob" Kline is a good baseball player,
good tennis player and knows how TO
use his wings when necessary. Proud
TO know you, old chap.
When It comes to slow pitchers Moore
gets the model.
They say Conn had Prentiss goat.
Isl
Highland came out determined TO play
only one game.
They played slow and Moore took a
nap before he threw the ball in.
Isl
when things we're moving anyway
brisk they started an argument, wheth-
er it had any sense or not.
--(S)-
Toppin caught a good game and got
two timely hits. His reward was a ride
home in an automobile.
-(S)-
We knew fremont would have to use
Mccall
Isl
The King brothers Of fremont leave
Tuesday for their vacation. Newport
plays them next; that might heir then
some.
Newport's streak still chung fast.
When It comes to daring base running
how about Pfefer and Barnhnl7
Isl
Ben Nichols played first for Madi
son
-(S)-
Peerless wanted TO use Highland for
stepping stone into fourth position. That
where they would have been had thu
second game been played.
Isl
No matter what you say about Bol
Waters, he is a good catcher.
Isl
cy Young has recovered from his in
jury and will be in the box for Madison
next week
Isl
Joe" Taggart got his at the hands o
Madison.
Isl
Day. Of Newport. is walking around
VIII soon be able to get in the game.
Isl
Yes. the whole Moore family was a
Newport.
Isl
Most Of the girls rooted for Peerless
Tho individual favors we're Barnhii
Il Croney and Luff
Evening journal., 1910-06-27
INQUISITIVE FAN

Sporting Editor THE EVENING
JOURNAL
Dear Sir: In a recent game of two
teams Of different towns, the umpire
was OF the home club. The visiting
club got dlsgustcd with his umpiring
and asked him TO resign The coach
Of the home club interfered and
threatened to stamp one Of the visiting
players In the ground II he didn't hush
He also told them that he would not
pay their expenses back home II they
failed TO play. II the home team
would not play according to rules and
the visiting team quits playing, is IL a
forfeit? The visiting team was ahead
in the last part Of the eighth inning
by a score Of 10 to g.
Any information will be appreciated.
Yours truly,
James j. Jones
Nothing iustifes a team in quitting
before the umpire declares the game
over. A team that quits forfeits.
Evening journal., 1910-06-27
FODDER FOR THE
WILMINGTON FANS
Going down

Going down.
-A-W-
II has been said. "He who laughs last
laughs best" also open thy mouth and
will MI IT,"
Ashley punctured Eniotts Wasp" nine
times
Rockford had more trouble putting salt
on the Birds tails than any other team.
A-W-
II Is most likely Smith and Tinsmsn
VIII he challenging each other to q dual
next Wednesday night. They would do
we'll 20 leave duaiing alone.
--A-W-
That down-at-the-heei out-at-the-elbow
oriole Club viii visit Penn n-next Sat
urday.
--A-W--
The protecting interest that surrounds
MY Harvey" we're OF no avail against
those brawny Hishlanders
--A-W--
Since Merwick has lost their Edge they
cut better.
-A-W-
Hillside has been Blest with Hartmann
but with all their Cunninghams they
cannot succeed
--A-W--
Pierson may be only n Minnie" but
he scaled the Sharks
-A-W--
Who was the man that hollered enough
IN that Highland-Penn game.
--A-W-
The b. b p. cup looks good but onl,
10 a few.
-A-W-
Parkside has ordered the r. q. y cur
sent their way. Rockford has put In
claim for the Tom Flynn pennant an,
Hlrisido has engaged contractor "a
move fountain 10 Wawaset Bail Parl
TO drown their sorrows.
Evening journal., 1910-06-27
COL. SMITH THE
LOCAL GOLF CHAN P

colonel J. f. Smith won the golf cham
pionship OF the Wilmington Country
Club Saturday afternoon by defeating
f. LaIotte. Jr., 3 and in the finals.
Handicap medal play was given by the
golf committee for two classes. Glass a.
which was for players having a handi-
cap OF less than 49, was won by John
Richardson, Jr. with a gross score Of
50 and handicap Of a. making a net
score Of rs. Glass 3. fo@players with a
handicap Of over IS. was won by F. La
Motto. sr., with a gross score Of %. a
handicap Of % and a net score Of 20.
Evening journal., 1910-06-27
ADDITIONAL SPORT ON PAGE SIX

Jack Gilman. br. g.. by Gilman. J.
Walter Flanagan. Philadelphia. IL
Paul Pry. b. g., ]. G. Hartman, Will
mington, Mahaffy ..............4
Mable c.. b. m. IT. NJ. Stanford.
Wilmington .... o.. .-......-....
George r. Peck. br. g., r. O. Maui
ger. Philadelphia .... .......... J 3
Time. 2.t6 1-2, ZIG IA.
Free-for-all trot, three heats race.
carts.
Lady Agile. br. m. by Belshire. Paul
Connolly. Philadelphia ........
DR.. Chase. 6. e.. by Little Joe. G. L.
Goodacre. Baltimore. Mccormick 2 2
Paul Kruger. 10. g., by Red Orange,
p. Martin Baltimore. Kershaw. 2
Wilkerson. b. e. by Todd T. S.
Young. Philadelphia .... ....
Colonel Wallace. br g. by simmons
H. r. Wallace. Wilmington. Ewes. 8 4
Time-2l2, PA IA
90 trot. three heats a race. to
carts.
Ethel Mac. br m. by stella Arch,
NJ. p Wells. Philadelphia ..........
octawa Worthy. ch. M, s Kenney.
Wilmington ........ ...... ............ ?
Townsend Girl b. M. Delaware
Farms Wilmington, Farley ........ 3 3
Time. 22o 226 ~.
225 pace. three heats race TO carts.
Director NJ. b. h. by Director Red.
J. Muilin. Philadelphia. Cave ,... !
Bill william. ch. g., T. r. Lynch,
Wilmington ....... ....................
wilbert, b. &, G. Herman, Phfadel-
phia, Talbot ...... ..........,.........
Phyllors blk M. S. s Kershaw,
Baltimore ........ ....................-.
Herths. b. m. ]. W. Willis. Whining
ton, Ewes .-......-.-... ......-........
Time. 215 IA 214 IL.
Special match race. best two in three
heats to carts.
Royheld b. g. by Roy Wilkes. L.
! p. Bailey, Blake Observation-Disclosures. 1 I
New Jersey. b. g.. by Prince Eu-
gene. James Brown .................. 2
Time. 216 IA, 2i9 IA.
Evening journal., 1910-06-27
Irish American Team Wins.

In four innings Of play at Wawaset
Park on Saturday afternoon in con-
nection with the I. A. A. sports the
Irish American team defeated the
Democratic League team to 0. Score
by innlngsc
Irish American ..........0 o.
Democratic League ........0 o 0 90
Summary Sacrihe hit McDonough.
!. Earned runs, Irish-American. ..
stolen bases Holmes, Welsh, p RYAN.
Bolden, Connor. Struck out, by Dun
can 2: N-- '-~-' D-sos on balls.
by Duncan, s; by Harkins, /. Umpire.
Hogue.
Evening journal., 1910-06-27
Mil Was the seore.

The Board Of Arbitration Of the
Semi Professional League will meet
at THE EVENING JOURNAL office
at 7.sO o'clock on Tuesday plight to
hear claim for the Tremont-Land
lith game. Although the game is re-
ported as having finished Z to for
fremont. Manager Hastings Of Land
lth says the score was tie at Z.
An the team managers are urged 10
he present.
Evening journal., 1910-06-27
JUNIOR LEAGUE
RESULTS.

RESULTS.
Wilmington Juniors. .; Woodlyn Jun
iors, 0. Forfeit game.
woodlyn Juniors, II; Wilmington Jun
iors. 3.
Hillside Juniors. 10, Merwick Juniors ..
Ten innings.
Hillside Juniors, 6; Merwick Juniors, Q.
Evening journal., 1910-06-27
American Lesaue.

Scores Of Yesterdays Games.
ST Louis. 4; Detroit. 3.
Cleveland. O., Chicago, 4.
Schedule for Today.
Boston at Philadelphia C eaines).
New York at Washington.
Evening journal., 1910-06-27

The Parkside- Ashley game at Ashley
on Saturday broke up in the eighth in
ming when after Ashley had protested
against a decision by Umpire Buckalew
he awarded the game 10 Parkside be-
cause. as he says. Ashley refused To-
finish the game.
The decision that brought about the
dispute was made as Grady for Ashley,
crossed the pan He had been on third
and Benson on second with one man
down when Pierson hit one down the
first base line Grady started for home
but the ball was returned ahead of him
and although Booth failed to tag him
Buckalew ruled that he had been
forced by the runner back of him and
did not have to be touched at the plate,
Manager Tinsman. Of Ashley. had never
heard Of a play like that before and
quite naturally kicked against the deal
He says that i'm the wordy war that
followed the Parkside players gathered
around the game officials and while
they we're all jumbled Buckalew award
ed the game to Parkside At the time
Ashley was on the long end Of the score.
Minnie" Pierson. a new pitcher for
Ashley famed fifteen Parkside men
This was the score at the break up.
Ashley ...... 80 1 o 0 o %
Psrkside .... ....k 100 0 o.
Highland and Penn engaged in a
swatfest which Highland won 10 to IA.
Highland collected thirteen safeies Off
Hall. while Penn got eleven off John
SON. Mckinney, Long. Benson ad Mona
han led in hitting. The score. R.H f.
Highland 3 0 2 1 SO 0-15 1S s
Penn S4O 0 0 4-14 II 5
Merwick had II soft with Hillside
beating them out to 1. Hillside got
but four hits off Duffy, while Merwick
collected ten of Warner. Cunningham,
Hand. Bradley and Raney led in hitting.
score by innings: R.HE.
Merwick .114 o. o I I 0 Ks 10 I
Hillside 20 o O0O 1 o q 0-1 8
Orioles lost to Rockford after an
eleven inning fight by an to Z score
A batting rally in the last inning made
the game safe for Rockford. The
''Parkers" hit Farmar for twelve safe
ties orioles got ten off Wallace. stupid
base-running lost orioles a run that
would have tied the score in the last
half The score by innings R.H.E
Orioles 20 % o o - 10
Rockford OoOO2 0 0 as 12
Evening journal., 1910-06-27
BOYS CITY LEAGUE
RESULTS

RESULTS.
Young Americans. 6; Concord f. c.
walfeck A. c., G; Landith. Jrs,. s.
Belmont +. c, 1o, Lakeri n, 8.
Polish-stars 90. Brandywine. a.
Standing OF the Teams.
Evening journal., 1910-06-27
sohedule Eor ID al

Philadelphia at New Yorh.
Cincinnati az Chicago.
Brooklyn at Boston.
st. Louis at Pittsburs
Evening journal., 1910-06-27
crIafIsId shuts- out seaford.

SEAFORD. JUNG 27.-In one Of the
fastest games ever played on the Girls
held diamond the seaford Giants were
defeated on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1910-06-27

When you want Window and Door
Screens made go TO Yergers Screen
Factory, 40 Shlpley ST.
Evening journal., 1910-06-27
fremont Keeps Ahead In Race
That Shows Teams Well
Matched
Leaaue standina.

Consistent all around work brought
victory for fremont oNor Landliih and
kept the hard hitting boys in top pc-
sltion. The leaders put Fthes. a new
man, In the box IN the NTH inning,
and tho Landlith boys pounded him
for ave runs until Mccall relieved him
and saved tho game Tor fremont King
ard White starred. Landhth got thir-
teen hits, enough TO win. out they
didn't.
Evening journal., 1910-06-27
AMATEUR GAMES

W. C.. r., o. Lobdell 4.
South SIDE Jrs, s.; Barnum 6.
orange. ?. Woodldwn, T.
Vandevers "a Gsnder Ill., -
woodlyn. 1919; Wilmington Juniors
SO. Crwo gamesD
Catholic League Meeting.
The Catholic League will meet this
evening az ST. Elizabeth's Hall.
Evening journal., 1910-06-27
National League.

Scores Of Yesterdays Games.
Chicago, s. ST. Louis. @
Cincinnati. 6; Pittsburg, 3.
Evening journal., 1910-06-27

orioles-Ashley have one game to
play over.
Orioles Highland have one game to
play.
Ashley Hillside have one postponed
game.
Merwick claims one game with Rock
ford for failure TO appear
Ashley and Parkside have one pro-
tested game.
Evening journal., 1910-06-27
Squabble Over Decision Ends
in Game Going Against
Ashley Team
ROCKFORD KEEPS UP
THE WINNING STREAK
STANDING OF THE CLUES.

Results of Saturday Games.
Ashley, 81 Parkside l. awarded to
Parkside by umpire.)
Highland, IS; Penn. IA
Merwick. s. Hillside. l.
Rockford, s; Orioles. 7.
Evening journal., 1910-06-27

The Presidents Pets put up gilt
edged game against HighIard and had
an easy win. Ringer was M hno form
and held his opponents TO four hngiea.
Toppin, waters Babby aud Barnhili
put up a classy game. II had been
intended 10 pull of double header
but Highland went to sleep before the
nrst game was over.
r. IL. y.
Peerless ..o1oto osolx-o 9 1
Highland 30 900 90 0--3 4 q
Newport lost out again. this tins
TO Madison The champions annexed
ten safeties Off Taggart and stewart
and had the game in the cooler befors
they had gone long Valentine. Thora4
Hayden, Ruth. Lyman and Hanna
PLAYED fast bali
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-22
ALABAMA STRIKES IT'S STRIDE
AND EXPECTS GREAT VICTORY

University, November 21.-(Specia1.) J.
Battered and bruised but in fine spirits.
Lowman's lads returned to the campus
yesterday afternoon from New Orleans.
where they gained a clean-cut victory
over the athletes of Tulane. They were
met at the station by almost the entire
student body, which had charteded a
special dummy for the occasion of well
coming the hornecomers. 1t is the first
time that Alabama rooters have had an
opportunity to rejoice this year and they
are doing 1t to the fullest. Mass meet
ings are being held today by all of the
classes and 1t is probable that the GRIM
son cohorts will be on hand in Birming-
ham for the final battle of the year next
Thursday.
Alabama's hopes of bringing home the
fat part of the score Thursday are wax
ing strong. From all accounts, there was
nothing to last Saturdays contest except
crimson. The light but speedy Alabam-
ians ran around the ends OF their OBJ
ponents and executed forward passes al
most at will. According to some ac-
counts Of the game, Alabama with an
even break in luck and dry field would
have run up at least six touehdowns.
All that may be exaggerated somewhat,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-22
PENTON AND HARMON
MAY GET IN GAME

Admission, November H.-(Special.)-A
hard battle is promised when the Predes-
Librarians of the Alabama Presbyterian
college of this city meet the Pedagogues
of the Alabama Normal college of Jack
sonville in their final football struggle
of the year in this city on Thanksgiv-
ing day, due to the fact that remarkable
improvement has been made in the jack
sonville squad within the past few
weeks
The Admission eleven has been easily
the superior of the Pedagogues up to
the past three weeks. The three games
which they played last week at Marion
Greensboro and Birmingham, however,
have left them in badly crippled con-
dition, and they are now more In class
with the Pedagogues, who are daily gain
ing form.
In the event Frank Allen, Klein anc
b. Allen, the fast end, who were out OF
the game with Owenton. do not get bacR
in the game, there is a probability tha'
Coach "Chic" Harmon of famous Ala
bama memory, will don the moleskin anc
get in the scrimmage, as 1t is said ina
Jacksonville will play .Penton, the ex
Auburn star, who Is now coaching ina
eleven. In any event, the game promises
to be a snappy one as there is grea
rivalry between the two elevens.