davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-03-04

the furniture. and during the height
y, '''' 100" 'e'''Il'I Deo room SUITS
W '''''''o7.'n' ana ''I"''Se maple
S'' . ''7'i'i'S a'o"n" INTO ffeheh
P'''0 ''''' u D.
The Pullman Implement Co. sus-
tanned a loss of $4,000. the entire
STOCK OF bueeies and other vehicles
beng under seven feet Of water Ey-
cry plate glass window in the build
''S ID ~ o'>'h OUT
\. u. Baum, dealer in pianos, pho
nographs and records, met with a
complete loss, estimated at about So
Voo. DIX pianos which Mr. Baum had
in stock foated off down the South
PaIouse when the Parrish building
was wrecked. Some OF the pianos
nave since been seen lying along the
BANK OF the river where they were
Ieft by the reeeding water. bat they
are a total loss, the cases being
".'''''' '.''''i !. Is nun evidence ol
''''' ~ " 'o"S oe"u'S.
The Palm Cafe, which was also
housed IN the Parrish building, met
with total loss but the furnishings
OF the foomlhs mousse that occupied
the second floor OF this building,
were nearly All recovered.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-03-04
NOTES OF THE FLOOD


ne "''e' was i'o'" ''' re TO I'VE
'''' '>7 w. -. an '''' '''' 90
he dried and used for feed So that
il viii NOT bn d compJata loss
~ ~ '''i' ,'''''' o'' u .''0 ''"''
NEST ''' lo'.'.'9' "''h7 nv lo7s' "''
" - -..''''''''.7 '"' ''''' ''..' 0''.'1 ," as
- "el's7 81 " '1'j over ''' po7.'' '.,'
''o"'' % '''''','' .A'''.'' 7.'' l. a. ms
.,l. .'.. ~ ,...,.,..,.,. 1900.
- ,..-...., ~. =. 49,.
go ,.3I D...,,.. ...'.;. an 5.....',..
l'.. -. lgg. e.'+, ,,s'' W v.,.a A.
,n'. 80. 49,, ,...,,.,..... ..e,'.. ....,.,,.,
-, ..., ..,. l71 =, .,.. ,'' ,.t
.'...... .,1.,. $780,, 49,. :......,I 49,
.,. ...I =, -. ,.,'.,I', 49,. .l. ~, No..
,.'.,' '..' 49,, 5,.,'.'. .... -.,.,'
The kiehen house, on state street
that was wrecked when the bridges
went out had but recently been pur-
s"''e' DS '"' Guy lo' use a7 1t pest
mousse
The property OF G.. J. Foster on the
fiat below town was completely enun-
dated. and his seven milk cows had
10 swim out to safety. lie has since
f0und all the COWS eycqpt one. which
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-03-04
From Other Sufferers.


1oiIa& Is huft worse thah any 9th
Ter point the damage there being es-
'im"led at close TO one miiilon dol
iofS. me Town WASH swept by the
Hooa "hich came So quickly that
nc " TO '',''g "pp'' 'Oi''ly 70 pre-
I''' ~ I'm " '',1 ''''' ''''', 80 ''''u ~
''''' =" '''' 50o'7 - ''i '!'9'' p"s'
''' '', 49, ''''', ~ nav
'''' - i'~' ''op
- '.'0 5''' -, '''" ''''' '' '''''',''7 ii0'''o
.'' ',' a'' '''' '''i'''''s anu i'e''J
o,,,' r'' 80 - "
''1' ''','' 'i'o " '.''i''''"
49, anu ,''~ eG"'' ''o'''' '''''' Jun
oi'''i''''-'' ''' '''''1 - w % ''''i uo'
~, i''' 10 - ''.'' - '''e " . y 1qu"'i'
''''"' '0'''''''' . an - ''e'a !"
''''''','' '''9 s'''' - nav O'el "e
~ 49, .'''0 '''' ''''' e''u 70' ''C0 -
0''' = '.''''' o. 'N'''' ''Ii = nav
's'" nv :, ans - VI oo' u Coi'aA
'''-1' .,''''''''' anu - " "a ~ oo''iy Oe
",eN '''o' ''q' - 07''''7u VI
On ''>-''o'0o" ~ '''ioi' 40 Se' 20"
~ a'71' '9'" w. eoi > ~ man "n' 'i''N
70''o' Nv P''o''o "'iN
- 'p'' ",''' a. WV anu io' wv
''''' Ooi'"A "''' 'o'' pie'e'' iaoi"'eu'
IaIouse escaped with no damage
"o''" men lio"'i's' "9 inc "aIeI uio
not se' oU' VI '''e O"'N@ q INC i''e''
'''' ii..'' 90 '''iS H''' - 'ie water
Oe'n6 nom 'i''ee 10 I'VE ieeV ueeP III
'"e business Sec'ioh' leAoa suffered
10 'ou,e extent. ! al 'llnsl ION was d
'eaty loser E'oerloH IS Oaoly oail-
as9o' ana loI d lliiie II was Iearea
lne Town "oulo DC swept away
mere IS not d town OF IafIn or roaa
district III the county tuat mas NOT
suffered 10 some extent ana an eSIl-
mate OF TWO millions OF dollars IS re-
saf'ea as conservative iof Ihe loss III
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

casinn to so to his studio one night
made tho remarkable discovery that
tho Figure of christ stood out ON tho
background of the painting as II hc
were walking In the moonlight and
behind him ana across the full lvngth
Of the painting was visible The shadow
of q dark cross Ills first impression
was that the moon was shining
through d window and that the cross
was the result or shadow, hut he
soon discovered that the phenomenon
Wts READ end while tlfc work ON TIM
picture WAS unfinished he refused 70
touch ii again and today VI remains
as ho found a. The painting is in it,
self four feet broad ana seven iee'
high and contains the life sized fig
ure of the Christ walking with his
right hand resting on his breast and
his lett hanging bV nis side, And Il
Is .orhaps safe TO say that no painted
conception of the Galilcan holds $50
faithful n record of his realization $50
beautiful conception OF his resigna
tion as this Justly termed miracle
paiptmg.' The rcmarkahlc work VII
he on exhibition In conjunction with
the first authentic and authorized
version of the best ot all modern illu-
sions Pharoah's Daughter with the
Parker shows who como for the state
fair week. The CLERGY oI the city
will be invited Co pass upon the won
derful work
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
WONDERFUL WORK
OF ART WITH THE
PARKER SHOWS
Shadow Of The Cross With a
History Which Reads Like
Tale From the Arabian
Nights. y

II is seldom that nn amusement nt-
traction catering as u docs tn the dee
sire for entertainment. secs ilt l."
turn To- the more serious and Sublime
for one of its hest attractions. The re-
ference H. made tu the promised pre-
sentation iu this city during the SOC
icurn OF the Parker shows of what De-
perhaps on. Of the most remarkable
paintings of any age. The shadow
of the Gross The work has 10 story
that reads like a tale from the ArW-
bian Nights ana has proven tllni ih"
frolickinu public. wilt pause iu the
enjoyment uf amusement devices 10
ponder ou the wonder work which has
Tor ifs inception the life of the Mar
tlr uf calvary. The shadow Uf tht
Cross Is the work uf the American are
tist Henry Hammond Ahl aud found
it, inception in the desire cot AIR. Ahi
TO reproduce q likeness 90 the christ
man. Ills repeated failures $50 dir-
couragcd him iu the attempt af his
ideal that he laid aside the unfinished
painting oi the Christ until one dag
q noted divine ON "a visit tu his studio
satg the work and impaired 10 fht art -
isf his conception of the Savior Hs ne
had had it revealed Co him in dream.
with renewed Aigur sir Ahl attempt
cd tn carry uut the ideal but failed
repeatedly until ane daf hc snatchrd
up his brush Fs if with inspired touch
reproduced the remarkable life -ixed
figure uf the Christ which forms thfs
subject Of this sketch. pn the COM
plefinn ef hie das'e work he placed it
in q corner of his studie and there it
remained until ar. Ahi having oc-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
NEW RULESPUT
PREMIUM ON
AG|L | 7 !
AND SPEED NOW
GRIDIR0N REQUISITES
Experts Believe Day Of Mass
Play Is Over Intense Interest
in Opening of Season This
Week.


lbf morning journal Sprcihl icas'u WIFI
New York. Sept -, This week will
see the new football rules brought ont
for public inspection at most of the
big eastern colleges.
Yale. Harvard Princeton. Cornell
Dartmouth. Brown. West Point, An
napols. will all play their opening
games this week.
Yale completing two weeks sea-
son of elementary practice at Lake
vile. Conn. on Tuesday, viii be back
on Yale field Wednesday for her open
ing game with the Wesleyan eleven
She viii use the new football eau
uously in accordance with the crafty
Yale system of perfecting new plays
in practice before exhibiting them t0
the public. Wesleyan, however prom
ises To open up the game with new
formations and may force Yale to eN-
hibit the possibilities Of revised toot-
ball. at least on the defensive side.
The program for Wednesday also
includes a game at Philadelphia be-
tween Pennsylvania and Dickinson. ,
IL all the camps there IS sull a
feeling of uncertainty as to the WORK
ing OF the new rules. The most radl-
cal changes are the rules preventing
pulling and pushing of the runner and
Interference with the man eligible t.
receive the forward pass. The con
census of opinion among experts is
that the dav OF tandems and othei
mass plays is past and coaches VIII bt
compelled to abandon many tormd-
tons heretofore rched upon as th'
ground gaincrs.
nal "a 1
speed and agility and call for more
trick plays more strategy and mor'
quick thinking. End runs VIII ht
more profitable and the forward pas
will be a more reSnurcciul play, al
though not much less treacherou'
than it was last year.
An increase in variety and versa
tility is promised. The preliminary
work Of most fof The big elevens has
been devoted to development pi OIL
fense and little scientific work viii
the defense has been attempted L
remains 20 be seen where a consist
ent, connected two-sided game VII
result.
That the spectators ill be th'
gamer from the revision is conceded
Whether the play is through the line
around the end. or far in the iron
on a forward pass OF ON side k.ck
the watcher can follow the BAN in 9
way that was impossible under tbs
old rules.
one prominent expert is quoted q
declaring that under the new rules M
can develop an offensive play that h'
team can stop ana that out of or
dinnrv football material he can de-
velop a team which is practically Ger
tain to score ON opponents who have
the pick of trained athletes from al
parts OF the country. II he shall mah'
good this csserton the season of l9l'
is bound to see some sensational foot
hall aud the likelihood uf any team
finishing the season with a clean slai'
Is small.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
.OODE FISK SHOWS
To SHOW HERE
TOMORROW
Grand Street Parade al 1880
A. M, With Two Perform
anceS, 2 and 8 P, Nj Tents
Located at BareIas Grounds,

The Great Dodo Fisk shows, known
from one end of the country To the
other as an aggregation of consider
able merit. will arrive ia Albuquerque
early tomorrow morning ana VIII give
two shows here one IN the afternoon
1T O'Clock and the other at Ia the
evening. The tents win he pitched
at Rarelas, near the corner oi Thlrd
street ana Cromwell avenue. The podr
Fisk shows have number oi re-
nowned performers. including star ar
lists. riders, athletes and clowns ohe
of the features OF the shows is "A herd
Of performing elephants, Ding, the
elephant that bowls is one of the plR
drawing cards IN the animal Une
Mercury the airsnip horse Is also a
feature attraction. 4 grand iret
street parade Will occur at ] ~
o'clock tomorrow morning and vii
traverse the principal streets OF th'
business section
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

New YOrk. N0pI. 70 EIIITNS TOT
the sixth Vanderbilt cup race. to be
held next saturday over tn" Long Is
land motor parkway closed at mid -
night yesterday. Thus far the uppli-
cations passed upon total forty-tW"
hut is thought there will he from for
tv-fuur To fortN-cight acceptances 10
all
-Four new entries announced today
are OIdsmobile Harry Stillman. drlN-
er. Oldsmobile. joe Wilson, Stoddard-
DAYTON. Hugh Harding; Houpt- Rock
well carl ljmbetS.
The practice this year has been iast.
er than ever before. Burman IN "a
Marquette Buick roeied off round
12.64 miles in 1915. sixteen seconds
faster than the best practice last year.
Louis chevrolet did l1;0l. ais" IN "a
Marquette Buick.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
FIGHT FANS INTERESTED
IN HYLAND- MCFARLAND Cd

New York. sept 25.-Fight fans or
this CITY ar, looking forward WIN
much interest To- the ten-round bout
between Packey Mcfarland. the chi
90 lightweight. and Fighting DICK
Hyland. who viii box Tuesday night
az the Fanmount Athletic club.
since Mcfarland boxed here iWo
years ago he has grown CONSIDERABLY
heavier and il has required much
road work and boxing 20 bring him
down 10 125 pounds. at which weight
ne and Hyland have agreed 10 weisn
in al o'clock Tuesday afternoon
Hvland has been training over ine
hills of staten Island and is said To
Doe faster than ever.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
STALLlNGS EXPECTS
TO BE DEPOSED FROM
NEW YORK AMERICANS

New york. sept. .s.-George =.
Staliings. mana ger of the Sew YORK
Americans. heard nothing from Presi-
dent Farrell today as to whether he
is To be retired from the management
o. the club. He expects to De dcrosed
and viii make no statement m this
event unless his reputation is at
.tarked.
Manager Stallings denicr that IN
IaO2 he tried 10 sell out the Detroit
American league club 10 tile National
league. u would have been phvs-
ical impossihility 20 swing such
deal. he Says. as President Johnson Of
the American icague had the lease of
the Detroit grounds and lfty-nnr per
cent of the stock OF the club was de-
posted with him
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
BATTLING NELSON
KNOCKED OUT BY
AUTOMOBILE
RedoutabIe Fighter Who AS
pireS to Break Kansas City
Topeka Record Lands in
Ditch, Machine Turns Turtle

Battling Nelson the man who made
O-bar. ~ NJ. famous max be able 70
come back" but he has run up
AGAINST an antagonist OF the heavy
weight class that will put him IN the
Jeffries category of past events un-
less he takes a brace. In short, Sat
received q Knockout from a big tour
ing car over in Kan as The other day
that will bring grint to his AlhuNucr-
que admirers.
The Topeka Capital tells the sad
story as follows,
BATTLING Nelson who ospires to
break the automobile record between
Topeka and Kansas city and who SAYS
he will KEEP on trying until he does
started OUT with flourish Yesterday
aud was going fine-for six miles
Then the great Smith car he was driN-
inv came to grief Nelson and f'red
Langley who was driving, took .
header over into Il neiehborng tield
ana the machine turned turtle II an
happened six miles east of Eighth and
Kansas avenue, yesterday afternoon
.at o'clock
Nelson and Langley left the Daily
Capital office at ltaO O'Clock Nrstcr
day afternoon They ran the first
rough road in ten minutes. They were
conerammting themselves and expect
ing to establish a new record Jusl
then "A big farm wagon loomed up II
from of them. II was going the same
way they were but 1t might as wei
been standing still Nelson was work,
ing the horn. He honkcd anO
"honked" but the farmer who was
driving the wagon never looked
around,
There was II high bank on one
side of the road and the farmer was
right in the middle, said Nelson lasl
night ~ thought all the time that nc
would drive to one side ana give ~
room to get by. but don't YOU think II
He held the center OF the road. I'm
ally it came to the point where ii wa'
either to- smash into the back OF tha
wagon and take the chance OF klllns
the farmer ana ourselves or take t'
The bank There was a possiblnl,
that we could get through, but a SINAI
one. We tried il. The stearing geal
broke. the front whels jumped cross
wise in a rut and | don't know mucl
what happened after that,
when oblivion came | was honk
ine' the horn as hard as | could
When | came "a. sitting out by th
renee ON the grass, | still had I'M
horn IN my hand ana WIS til lilS ~
| 'honk IT, / looked over to one sld'
end there sat Langley. When he saw
me trying TO make holse Nlth @ ~"
| horn he laughed out loud' uull
know what it WITS all about Ne,'nN
| OF US WAS hurt but YOU ought 10 nay
| seen the machine II turned tuIti'
bent the front axle, broke me sl1ul
ing wheel and the stehrlns gear
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
GRAYS RETURN FROM
ROSWELL TRIP
Albuquerque Boys Say They
Lost to a Team That 1t Is an
Honor to Lose to,

The Albuquerque Grays returned at
midnight last night from Roswell,
whore they were successful in losing
five straight games to the Apple
Knockers last week. The Grays eN-
pressed themselves as wen satisfied
with the trip and are not discouraged
by their losing streak.
THE Roswell club is real base
ball team" said Captain Salazar iasl
night we considered il an honor
even to make as good a showing as
we did against such an aggregation
as the Apple Knockers have lined up,
Lack of pitchers was the principal
excuse the Grays give for their string
Of defects
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Louisville: indianapolis Louis
ville-two games-postponed; rain.
At st Paul: First game-St Paul,
:. Minneapolis, 3. Second game
St Paul, Minneapolis. 3.
AT Kansas city Kansas city, 6,
Milwaukee, g.
Al Toledo. First Toledo, 6;
Columbus. = Second game-foledo.
.; Columbus. ]
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

The broom corn crop oi lhioh
county rs beine harvested and the
brush s OF much better quality thau
last season but the farmer who eN-
poets to receive an enormous price
is likely 90 be disappointed because
the shortage OF broom corn doesn I
exist this wear as it did last The brush
mis- season is OF good quality, mo- rain
having discolorcd IL and it Is believed
that prices win bee lower az soon as
Illinois and Iowa send their crop in
the market. The present prices "I
500 to Si25 prevail throughout Oh
lahoma.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

EASTERN LEAGUE REMNANT
GOES TO ROCHESTER

New York. Sept 25.-Ihc eastern
league season closed today with Roch-
ester winning the pennant for the see
roud successive year. and NeWark
again second The clubs that made
the most money were Rochester an"
Newark. The final standing of the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
Denver. ~: Topeka. >

Denver. sept e5.-Denver won
her last game of the season here to-
day. defeating Topeka. twelve to two,
in the first game oi sehedulrd
double-header. The second game was
postponed because of rain.
score First game r ii. =
Topeka ....G10 00e oul- II
Denver .....se0 1I0 43x--l2 t6 l
Batteries. t3iffcn and Agnew, Eh-
man and NJ, Murray.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
THE GRATITUDE or ELDERLY
PEOPLE

Goes ont to whatever helps give them
ease. comfort and strength. Foley
Kidney pills cnre kidney and bladder
disease promptly. and give comfort
and relief O. edcri. people. o. Eieliy
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Champions Divide with soN.

Chicago. Sept %. - Philadelphia
and Chicago broke even here today
the new champions winning the first
in fourteen innings, 3 to /, beating
Ed walsh and breaking the locsfs
winning streak The second, which
was stopped by darkness after tive
innings, the Chcagoans won, to 0.
Score-First game r. H. r.
Chicago 900 600 100 900 0o-l
Phila 000 600 010 900 O2-S l
Batteries Walsh and sullivan
Plank. Coombs and Livingston, Lapp
Score second game-- ~ ~ Y
Chicago .,.........,... OH Ul--3 y
Philadelphia ...... eco 20
Batteries; Iange and Payne
Coombs, Atkins and Lapp.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

Score-Second game II, II Il.
Des Moines 600 GOO 00G--0 >
Omaha .,..,..O 900 GOO 010-l .
Batteries. BiersdoIfcr, Clcmmons
and Bachant, Rhodes ana Cadman
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
Western League.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
National League.

pittsburg at Brooklyn,
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Boston
st. Louis at Philadelphia,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

The Rock Island Railway company
has force of carpenters az WORK ic-
pairing and rcmodeling the old depot
at Tucumcari A ladies waiting room
IL being added. with indoor toilet The
depot viii be connected with the CITY
sewer and a number OF alterations
made in the building. while this ace
lion is considered by manN 10 be an
outrage. still others say they would
rather see the old shac, patched thdn
to- have a. lttlc dinky one-ftory afialr
built as has been suggested. Whcn
We get q new depot We want q sooG
one. and II is generally believed that
the Rock Island interests here VIII
force them To build something worthy
Of the town at an early dute,-Iueum-
carl sun.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at cleveland.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
SOUTHWESTERN NEWS
NOTES..

A large amount of wild hay VIII h'
mt m IA the country surrounding
Tucumcari, this fall Considerable
fine hay has already been sold on th'
TucumcaH market The loose haA
is selling at SO per ton. It is ostimht.
ed that the hay on most of the ground
that will bc moved viii run nhoul
onc-fourth ton to the acre 1t WI.
be a very good money crop and WI
supply much feed that has heretofore
been shipped in from other states.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

Detroit Sept -. - Detl on hli
Wood hard today and beat Boston, !
to .. Lewis hit the BAN into the left
hleachers for q home ran in the sec
ond inning This and a remar kabie
running catch by cobb We're the lea-
ecnrr r. II T..
Eoston ...Ul0 oi0 0o0-2 IS 2
Detroit ...990 0to l0N-4
Batteries Mullin and StHnaSe,
Wood and kleinuW
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
MINNEAPOLIS WINS
ASSOCIATION REMNANT

Louisville. Ky. Sept. 25-The Amer
lean Association season closed TO-DAY
with Minneapolis leading the other
teams of the circuit 10y almost 100
points. and Louisville. the winner Of
last years pennaut in last place. All
the teams played today with the eN-
ccption of indianapolis aud the ioca'
team. rain preventing double head
er.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Icndcr. Nm TMo Gamcs.

Sioux l'ity, Sept 2l-SI0uN VIlE
took both ends of q double-header
from Lincoln this afternoon ana now
lacks but Two games ot cln'hihs the
1910 pennant Two more victories
win give sioux city a. total of lo6
games won.
Score l. irst game X. J. r..
Sioux civ .o0l col 4lX-1 o
Lincoln 400 000 900 ]
Batteries. Wilson and ToNne'
It9german and Kruger.
Score SECOND gane- k a. +
Sioux city .. 900 062 l0N-9
Lincoln ......013 001 600 II :
Bate ries: kilrog. OToole ana
Miller: Farthins ana Kruger
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

John Gallagher. aged Is years. "a
Iilsbee miner who was injured h}
picking into missed hole at tine
Sprny shaft OF the Cppl rr queen
company. died at the company nos
pital as result of his Injuries CAL
laghor, who al the time was not ''h-
sidrrcd 10 be dangerously injured, was
found when taken TO the hospital to
have suffered "a fractured skull, as
well as a. severe concussion, save Tor
THIS hc was practically unmarked, th'
fun force of the explosion taking ei-
feet upon his face. which WAS COM
sider3bly bruised and scratched.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

Norfolk Va sept. 2s-Admirai
Schroeder's hattleship ileet returned
10 Hampton Roads today. after more
than two weeks of battle practice on
the southern drill grounds
The best saddle horees to De- bad
In the eitE are 90 a. T.. Trimhie's Dc
Naith Second street. Phone ,.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

Des Moincs sept 1s.--Aiter vim
ming the first by g. I. The i'ee
Muinrs team lost the second game ut
double-haf-s =, c's--..is,i- tn o.
S-ore-Fir.f game y a. T..
Des Ncin.s no uIz nax-5 DO
Omaha ruu nln NnN-l
Batteries Hust,n and Ciemmens.
keeles and Gandinp.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

- Joseph. sept. 2r-~t. Joseph
and Wichita divided a. double-header
here TO-DAY. The second game was
featured In heavy batting and VAS
stopped after The sixth inning on ae-
count of darkness.
Score-First eame- t. II. =
Wichita 0eo 600 l0i-2 o
~ Joseph coo oGu ooo-e =
Batteries. Duham and Clemmons.
Crutcher and Frambes
Srore-.s,.cond came R..4. Z.
Wichita -.-...U eco @3o-5 >
81 Joseph .....-.-" eco 33u-o z
Batteries Jackson and shaw;
Milton. swift johnson and Framucs.