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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
SHAKE-UP IN CUB
TEAM ANNOUNCED

Manager FranK chance OF the
cubs haas decided upon shukp-up lon
hs t,am following tn, severe drup-
bling at the hunds of BOSTON ON Sut-
urday Vie sailor viii Boz put ON first
bias" aud Artu, Hoffman viii go back
to his regular outrvld berth Chance
spent sunday rogitatuE ON the more
&C. less desperate situation disclosed
Hy saturday defeat and thn change
was one of the remedies hc decided
t1 try ont Others occurred to MIN.
hut viii hc reserved fpr later uppli-
cation % necessary
Tho Now ARRANGEMENT BE- .Npcrted
tn strengthen Oh, defense without
Wunk,nlng the off,usc uurrecIhi
Experience has shown thut two posi-
uuus Ure considerably weakened hy
tnr p-r of Holman uu firs, base.
During his Ions por.od ot service
Zoo enc pu,ueld Hoffman ha. lost the
hams OF fielding Tow nrowu nals
ana yhlru groundcr- IT, used 60 hc
good az both aud 10 was Thought Il
trW weeks of practic" would remedy
tho weakness which WIS APPARENT
when Hoffman was first changed from
outfl, ldor to ufirldor this season
nut low thrown and sharp hits cons
tinuc 10 eludo Hoffman after all these
days. That has unstoadiod ihc rost OF
| tho iulirld.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22

There will be BAH game ON The
Traction Park diamond beginning at 3
ocloc, tomorrow Afternoon which
should be- baseball came in every
sense OF the word The opposing
teams will be- Albuquerque ana Santa
Fo Santa FD Nill bc bcIc. arriving
tomorrow on the Limited. with the
strongest lineup they have had This
season The last time Albuquerque
met Santa Pc. Santa Pc put forth 20
good team aud Albuquerque won by
he score ut to u. only after Weeks,
who was in brilliant shape. pitched
The best game In his career aud HE
teammates only made Onr error
The game tomorrow viii bee base.
BAN an the way Santa Pc. with Man.
agcr Burke directing The destluios Of
The team, is out 20 win And Allu.
WI'tque. with Manage Dan padilla
looking after things. is likewise out
tor the houors
The diamond has hCen worked over
with big scrspet ANA he steam
roller thanks 10 the city Of Alhuquer.
que, which kindly loaned these m.
plcmouts TOR The occasion
u has been more than month since
Che fans al Albuquerque hay, seen q
came at baseball ~ the Traction Park.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
SHOW No piTN 10
iilNSiAN TIIISTII

Duo 60 recent rains Russipn Thistle
are t"urisnne 1ll over town This is
am Internal weed - has thurus that
stick your uuklus when YOU are stroll
Ing lon th, ui,t moonlight. tueIruI
causing much profanity and bad tom
per. 10 barhurs mosquitoes that bin.
Nou when sou AR, irving tn sleep aut
fi's that fam into YOUR soup n Is
AN ugN weed and offcud~ all r-tbru.
natures to the point of paralysis. 10
is uuisomo. DNil thing which uH coco,
people uhomluutr ana alD ryil people
rrioicc Go see 100 their uoighbnrs' 'front.'
wards Childrpu IAN into them and
sguall men ~tru into th,m and swear.
women got th'lr skirts caught iu them
aud quietly ana swrcuy Dtr.ato
themselves thorcfrum They breed
death and disease Take your hoe
and chop down every one yuu lind
near your premises Now rs the time
while they arv loo bloom Resolve tu
do this. and let not the sun po down
npon your mobile resolution unfit
fitted, n,mins Headlight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
TY COBB HAS SIXTH
SENSE SAYS HUGH

lu9hi, jennings has been 10lllipg
ever sine, Thursdays game. over "a
peculiar condition tnat has been
forced ON hls observation
I've been irving ,o reason on,
said he. why 10 rs that every time
IS breaks away from my at ti'td unso
aud starts for the pi"tc, be always
-,oir.
! can honestly. Cpnscioutiousiy de-
clare thdi Eve never tried to stop MN
when / taousut bee mad the ghost of q
how 10 beat Tho play ! dom Trunk
hes. member oi nay team tnat has
ever questioned my Judgment ON any
ui those occasions. and yet, nov ana
chem T., brushes me aside and tears
lur thu plate Whenever he does It,
he scores scores on some break
somewhere or else dumb play
~ We about come 90 The conclusion
hat Ty has "a sixth sense that tells
Mn when something ragged Is guns
90 come on
Why when D., started FOR the plate
Thursday there didn't seem 90 be- u
chance ! had tried tu stop him, nut
might as wcll have tagged AN electric
shuch Davis had tby bah back of FIRST
base aud ~ looked surely out Then
Davis throw badly Thomas backed up
away from the me. IS slid by and
Thomas failed 10 note rs had missed
the plato ana didn't follow him u
took thtee breaks and grand Slide TO
bring ry home, but ne go, there aud
We won The game.
Hereafter Il play b Tor a bunch
ANY time want ~ To score, IN just
make bluff az stOyping him near
third Watch the ran count
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
DENVER LAD PLAYS
STEADY BALL
Harry y. cassidy Who Tramplc~ the
N,lhuut Missing single Gamr.

Harry y Cassidy. uonyrr right
fielder has established record tor
continuous games In Glass 4 baseball
Cassie, is rounding on his ann
year with the Denver club without
missing a single game through sick.
ness. injury or any other cause
lie has played more than zoo sue.
cosssivc gaines
Outheldor Iil Sdgcr claims a record
of over 500 consecutive games. hut
Cassidy leads ia class 4 bah
Cassidy was 30 In july he Is ma.
tive of McClain county Illinois he
broke into professional baseball from
Illinois Wesleyan from which schooi
he graduated IN 1905 with bachelor
81 science degree
Hts major league experience waa
WITH Washington of the American
league, although he made a short stay
VITA Pittshurg when he first broke in
Cassidy has not wasted his years iu
baseball When he quits he will not
have 10 gO 10 work tie owns q North
Dakota farm, several building lots loo
Kansas City aud moving picture
show in Denver
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
ASTHMA cArARRH CURED
Expect Medical Scientists Announce
Startling Results Obtained by

New Yurs lul, % Thousands arc
taking advantage O.; the generous OF
fer made los The Woodwork Co. liGl
broadway, New YORK city requesting
an experimental package OF Senpine.
the great discovery for Asthma. Hay
Fever Bronchitis and Catarrh, which
~ mailed free OF charge 90 an who
write for IL u Is curing thousands Oi
The most stubborn eases. Il makes no
difference how long YOU have been
suffering or how severe the climatic
conditions are where you live. Sen
pine viii cure YOU
II YOU have experimental with
other treatments aud have failed a.
mn q cure DO not be- discouraged but
send for a trial OF this wonderful truly
mcritous remedy which Is a scientific
com pound discovered by professd
or Vienna University, and is being
recommended by thousands.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
Flrst Methodist Episoonal

Corner Lead avenue and south
Third street Charles Oscar Reckmau,
'asior The hours OF public worship
le ~ m. and IS p. m The pastors
morning theme being "Christs Pcti.
ion for Ills Disciples the first of two
On "Chrlsts lntcrCessory Prayer
The evening subject viii De- 9TH, Cry
Of Soul SUNDAY school meets al
50 q M d \. Porerlield, superin.
ondent Epworth League devotional
meeting at D. M. Miss Lena sterling
oader The special music consists of
M anthem IN the morning and an an.
hem and a ladies quartet az night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
LIVED ON
RAW EGGS
Mr.. Richards Experience With Or.
ferent Diets. Peaches and
Buttermilk for Three Years.

Cecillon, Md MIR George Richards,
OF fins place. during the past ~ years,
has probably tried more different diets
than the average person would ever use
in lifetime.
Mhai he has 10 say about his expert
menls, mus, therefore be highly Interests
iug 10 anyone suffering from indigestion
OF stomach troubles OF any kind
lie says. For more than ~ years,
| suffered with stomach troubles. and
paid hundreds OF dollars for doctor bills
and medicines. was also operated on
Tor piles.
lived on dried peaches and buitermik
for nearly three years. The only thing
that would not give me pain was raw eggs.
was a physical wreck. could moi
sleep, and Was as near crazy as a man
could we'll be.
must say tina. after taking two 25-Ceni
packages OF Ihediofd'S Black Draught,
Il did me more good than all ever spent
Tor other medicines
have been working daily on the farm
ever since, and | am as hard as iron. T"
This purely vegetable remedy has been
In successful use ior more than 20 years.
Ifyit. But be sure thai It's "ThedioCd' ). z"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
HAROLD BLANCHARD is
DROWNED IN STREAM
W"li Known Sltccp Man Meets Death
\ln,o~t ~ Door ct Hi~ Home
Buried near I,nnrh.

Roswell y NJ, Iui, Harold
Blanchard. q well knuWn sheep man.
Who has lived All his lite In Chavos
ana ucoln counties, was drowned in
me Nacho al the family home. sixty
miles northwest OF Roswell. last sat.
uIduy afternoon
Vi. Blanchard had gone down 20 tho
Mppho. which flows when 10 does flow.
e tow Yards from the ranch house. TO
Cake bath. as % bad boon his habit
iu' years tI do. The recent rains had
swollen The streams and made the
hole Do, usually used deeper than u
had heca before and b, s. supposed
thar he wadUd in and encountered q
a,epOn llp could NOT swim stroke
ana going in over bis head was unable
10 gc' ont
buial was made 90 the ranch sun.
day afternoon.
VI blanchard was go vears Of age
ami an industrious worthy man iu
eN,.v way tie was not married
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22

me- Gn,s having PLAYED out of town
several Sundays EvorNuodr should
luru out and root Ton Albuquerque o.
Santa Pc or for somebody The main
thing b. 90 attend "a game You wiz
find ont who 10 root Tor after the sew.
onih inning
Hsos PLAY sluqgers.
The Happy. GoLuckts ann me uigh.
land Sluggers will PLAY ON Luna PARK
tomorrow afternoon. beginning n,
= go The Haps will have very
strong line ua-.C iucVaIn Murphy Joe
Mctanna. Higgins. Spencer. Hardy.
Ward. Ray NcCanna ana low others
The Sluggcrs viii also have a strong
line up
Browns Go &c Madrid.
The old Town Browns viii Journey
To- Madrid tomorrow morning and
play th, Madrid Miners there tomor
TOW afternoon The browns bclous
TO the Juvenile League in AlDuquer
an, hut have no game hero for JomOt.
TOW, the team they should have play.
Hd-the SWastikas, being uuf of coM.
mission because Of the departure Of
number ul players, who are mem
beers of tho national Guard for Las
Vegas The Browns with Manage.
T. n lJca az their champion. hope to
bring home the bacon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
ororory "orsrcoirc Rolieieuso"
First Baptist

Corner lead ana broadway. Jesse
j. Run>au. pastor Order of services
Morning Organ Voluntary. DoXolog,'
Invocation Hymn 80 3G5. Scripture
Lesson. Announcements Morning of
'o,ing PRAYER choir Response. Hymg
no go. sermon hy pastor subject
Gods Choice. Hymn so l2t
Evening HYMN SO l5N. hymn No
1872, Invocation Scripture lesson.
Hymn 30 22I Announcements. Even.
ms Offering Prayer. hymn 80 I25.
sermon nN pastor. subject Wheat or
Iaros, hymn 40. l21, Bcnodicuou
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
Inmaeulate concentlnn.

sixth and Copper 4 n Nandulari,
: j., pastor communion mass. Z a.
m. low mass. 10 4. M beuediCtlon
,.3u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
HiahIand Method,st.

Tho presiding elder, j. n Mcssor.
vii preach az the morning service.
The salvation Army captain will con.
duct the evening service \ cordial
invitation 90 an
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
North Fourth street oospeI.

40! North Fourth street. sunday
school :. a. a. M, gospel preaching.
,.tI D. M An are welcome
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
The Churches
First Congregational.

Raymond " Tolhcrt minister. Stan.
ley Sudcr. orgaN..., Harry 3 Ilth-
Cow sunday school superintendent,
sunday school az 9.l,. Good teach.
els and we'll organized classes await
new pupils aud those accustomed To
attend The Young Peoples Christian
EudcaNpr suCicty meets each sunday
evening 20 O'Clock
There ls nu preaching service u
the evening during July aud August
Please note that the minister, Mr..
Iol1ert viii De- in the pulpit each
sunday morning during July
The sermon subject for sunday
morning viii be- The Senurion
Ncrdic' and The Modern Verdict Tina,
Christ is lhc Son at God. You viii
be- Interested In this theme as 10 treats
of The modern attitude toward Christ
ana the invisible personality hat chal
leisyes Investigation and the most
careful thought OF thinkers. The anu,
sic rs noted below Is we'll worth
while aud viii please YOU:
Organ Prelude "PastoHle' ..... WilJ
Anthem Sc THAT stand In the
House, ,-.............., Spiuncy
Quartet
Ono1ort. 'Oncil0ire Roligieuso"
solo Eve Hath Not Seen" ..... .Gaul
Mrs j o Schwentker.
Postlude. MaIchc de Fete' .........
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
WHERE nay PLAY TOMORROW
American League

Washington ~ 50 luuis
Philadelphia at chicago
New Nurl, ~ Detroit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
Western League
WHERE THEY PLAY moNpAY.
National League

National League.
BOSTON 1t chicago
brooklyn 90 Plrshurg
New York at Cincinnati
philadelphia IN - Lpuis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
Steam Roller Puts Grounds in
Good Shape for Game Tomorrow

The ely of Albuquerque Comes to the Rescue and Traction
Park Diamond Is in Splendid Condition for Battle Be.
tween Albuquerque Grays and Santa Fe Heavy Htters
Club From Ancient Pueblo Will Have Strongest Line.
up They Have Presented This Season.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
Clearance
Sale!

We're up in the air!
Too much stock for this
time of the year!
We're going to unload in
the biggest reduction sale
of the year. Mems fine
wearables will probably
never be sole. for so little
again.
It is a genuine pleasure to
give our customers the
benefit of the lowest
prices they have ever
known.
Nothing reserved zee all
must 60. It's an economy
opportunity of a lifetime
and viii not last lOng.-the
tempting reduction will
soon move the goods.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
JORGENSOH ID GO
 ID CALIFORNIA CITY
City Engineer of Bia5ee Fol- lows Mayor EdmundSon in
 Deciding to Leave

City Engineer II. w. Jorgenson has rendered his resignation. He ex- poets 10 leave the city in a few days for San Diego, Cal. He is at present winding up his business affairs in this city. His resignation was ten dered since the last meeting of the council and has not yet been accept ed. It is probable that a special meet ing will be called. tonight or tomor- row night to act on the resignation and to elef-t or appoint a successor.
 Mir. JorgeDSon has been city engil- eer since June, 1910, being appointed by the present council. He is re- sarded as one of the Lest and most conscientious engineers in the dis trict and his resignation is regretted by the city administration. Mayor Edmundson said yesterday, He is a good engineer and is as 5traigh- 5s they make them"
 The office of city engineer is ;n important one and the vacancy w. | be filled immediately. The resigua- ton of Mir. Jorgeuson was somewhat of Q surprise and as yet ID one has been mentioned as a probable sue cessor.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
AMERICANS 0h WEST
 COAST IN DANGER
Arrivals from Guaymas and Other Points Say Mazat-
 Ian Is Bad Hole

Recent arrivals from Guaymas and Hermosillo state that among the foreigners in those cities there is q feeling of apprehension for the safety of Americans and other foreigners now in Mazatlan. For ten days past this seaport has been bottled up. cut off from trains On both sides and no mail gone in or out. As the wires have been cut there is no telegraphic communication with the beleagured city.
 It is estimated that there are in Mazatlan at present at least 1000 foreigners, mostly Americans, and the feeling in Guaymas and He-mo- sillo is that the United States should send a vessel to take them away or protect their lives and interests.
 According to reports received the insurrectos have burned bridges and turned back trains to Mazatlan from both directions and two Mexi- can gunboats are guarding the town from the water. Before communica- ton ceased 1t was reported that the insurrectos had cut off the source of water supply from the city. The last report received that appeared to be authentic was of an early morning attack by the insurrectos and a shelling by gunboats which was stopped at the request of for, eign consuls Since then nothing definite has been heard in this city
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
SUNDAY SCHOOLS ID
 PICNIC ON SATURDAY
Outing Win Be Held at Lewis Springs Other Picnics
 to Follow

The Southwestern picnic season is on, but 1t is anything but a picnic for the Southwestern officials. The general office officials at Fl Paso are busy arranging for special trains. schedules. ct cetera, for a number of summer outings. Next Sunday a union Sunday school picnic win be held at Lewis Springs, 30 miles east uf Bisbee. hst the crowds will be handled on the regular trains. leav. ing Bisbee ai 9:20 a. m. and leaving Lewis Springs at 4:25 in the after. noon.
 On Sunday, the l4th Of May, the Bisbee Eagies and Red Men will hold joint picnic at Lewis Springs. The fraternity men have arranged a fine program of sports. which will in- c'ude a balloon ascension and para chute dip and high diver from Los Angeles 4 swimming match will be one of the events dn the sport program.
 The Southwestern is also arTauginG 10 handle a Sunday school picnic out of Fl Paso. 10 be held a Nations ranch. With probable picnics along the international line. the picnic sea son. which opened with the Agua Prieta outing, promises to be a live " ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
GREAT WASTE
 IN CITY RULE
Continued from Page 1.)

years been passing all kinds of street extension bills and condemn ing lands for parks. In order to pro mote realty speculations in the northwest section, congress apprO- priated a million dollars for a bridge over Rock Creek at the end of Coz necticut avenue, when there were not five houses on the opposite side of the creek.
 SiEteenrn sJre55, northwest, is another of the many examples of of- lical pEiil. The district officials had electric lights placed every one hun cred feet the entire length of this street. about six miles It is the
 Great White Way" for society in their automobiles at night. To offset the increased cost, the lights on many county roads and in suburban sections have been cut out entirely.
 Another Graft Planned.
 In the northwest section, a portion that the spectators are now at tempting to sell to the federal gov einment for a park at a price that wlt mean at least a million dollars proTst to them, about thirty acres is  the prorer political backing to aid her in ger troubles with the specu- lators. She refuses to sell her hold ings to <he spectators. The district officials have cut out tho lights On the road leading to her home, and refuse to mend the roadway even when eullies are washed in it by the rains. She has to mend the road her -eH in order to make travel to her home rossi ble. She has been inform ed that she can expect no relief from the city officials, it is said. She will get no relief until she agrees 10 let the spectators have her land at a price they have offer cd. owing to her refusal to sell when first anfroached. The case is one that IS known to the democrats who are interested in the inquiry and one that will be fully gone into
 Contracts involving street paviDgs are another item booked for inquiry. Street traffic in Washington is not heavy, for there is little trucking owing to the lack of manufacture. On Pennsylvania avenue, however, paved in asphalt less than two years ago after regarding and resarfacing Of the street at great cost, holes from rot have appeared to such an extent that the Improvements can not now be noticed
 All will Feel Pre5e.
 The conduct Of the tax assessors, their inequality in taxation. the metho5s of the saloon licensing board, the letting Of contracts, the Teople behind the park development scheme and the street extensions are all to feel the probe of official i inquiry.
 it is freely Fredictef that men 1 high up in the social life of the na tional capitol. men who have for
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
WILL GOV. SLOAN
 NAME NEW NEW MAYOR? Question Arises as to Suc- ceSsor of Mayor Edmund
 son of BiSbee

Notwithstanding the fact that Bis bee is normally a democratic city and that the democrats have a ma io.ity in the city council under one section of the territorial statute. Mayor q. L. Edmundson's successor may be republican.
 It was stated in the Review yester- day morning that according to the statutes of 1901 the mayorality sue eession, in case of vacancy by death or resignation, council should call an election to i'll the vacancy, pro vided six months of the mayor s time remained unseIved- A closer
 nvestigation. however, reveals the fact that thi4 applies to cities whose tax valuation amounts to S3,OJo'- oO0 or over and tefore this manner can be sdoDted in filling vacancies a city must have incorporated unceF this section of the statutes. While Ffs5ec might be able to quality in the matter of tax valuation, the city vas not iucorT orated under this sec tion Of the statutes. Consequently this section will not apply to the Biatee situauon-
 While the statute of 1905 provides for the filling of a vacancy in the office of "any member of the eoun- eil,r the further provision that the or fcer's successor shall reside in the same ward oi precinct as the resign ed officer woul1 indicate that the mayor is not considered "a member of the councir' in the intent or the act.
 The statute of 1905 also provi-e7 that when TO other manner of filling vacancies is provided, the governor of the territory shall have the power to fll such vacancies by appointment fl this provision applies to the pre- sent situation Governor Sloan will appoint q successor to Mayor E1- mun5son when he tenders his resig- nation
 While this may seem ridiculous to the democratic contingent and at var lance with the principle of local self
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
BOSTON TEA PARTY
 RE-ENACTED IN 1911

SEATTLE, May 4.-Private cab le advaces received from Cordova, Alaska, say that a mob has boarded a7 Alaska Steamship company's yes sel just arrived there with a cargo of Canadian coal and began dumping it overheard. The action of the mob is said to be the result Of agitation against the importation of foreign fuel into Alaska.
 It is asserted that the steamship company appealed to President Taft to send troops to suppress the riot ing.
 Business men of Cordova and ad- joining towns started a flood of messages to President Taft urging immediate action on the coal cases and protesting against forcing the people of Alaska to ,s4y high prices for lOTeign coal while the native coal lay untouched.