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The evening world., 1911-08-17
Reds Retired on -Four Balls.

In the fourth inning or this mark
able exhibition of pitching Msthewson
retired the entire Cincinnati side with
four pitched balls. and that Is all the
more remarkable as II was in hat In
ming that the first hit OF the game was
made. Mitchell hit the first ball for a
single and Downey forced him out on
the third bali. Eagan then cracked AZ
the first ball served and turned It into
a double play.
To appreciate this wizard-like work IN
the box II should be remembered that
only four runner reached first for Gin
cinnati during the entire game. II the
fielding had been perfect only one would
have touched the initial sack.
Mike Mitchell drove out n clean single
In the NTH inning. but che hit made by
Bates In the ninth was an accident pure
M simple. The ball would have been
an easy catch for Josh Devore. hut he
was NO blinded by the sun that he dld
not see II until II had fallen safe. The
sun, incidentally. was responsible for
an error made by Fletcher. Toward the
latter part OF the game the sun gets
back OF tho new grand stand, ana by
shining through the open spaces be-
tween the steel Orders hits the relders
squarely in the eye. Fletcher says that
The evening world., 1911-08-17
During Entire Game Giants
Famous Pitcher losses but
81 Balls to Cincinnati Bats
men.
BY BULGER.

TAKIN0 the rod in his hand. Mntty.
mo master. administered his
twcnty-second consecutive thrash
ing 10 the visiting Reds in tho opening
struggle at the Polo Grounds. and once
and for all this wizard OF the pitching
mound has silenced questions like Has
he gone back? or What 10 the matter
with Matty7"
Not Satisfied with merely whipping the
Reds Into submission, Mathewson
stepped put for n record. and. accord
Ing TO some OF the experts of the olden
days, hung M one that stars OF the
future can shoot Mt for years. During
the entire game OF nine innings Matty
pitched but n~inety-two balls. The av-
erage pitcher uses between 10 and 100.
While this Is n record In the major
leagues, II docs not outshine the per-
Torrance OF Flame Delhi. a young
pitcher OF Los Angeles. who won n vic-
tory "A few days ago with but seventy
eight pitched balls, Matty probably
The evening world., 1911-08-17
ICY" YOUNG. who has
. been released Internationally by

michel tf YOUNG, who has
been released Internationally BY
q the Cleveland team. may become 4
member OF the ~Highlanders. Young
that he is not all in by any means
and has asked Manager Hal Chase for a
chance 20 pitch for his club, and he may
to give the old veteran a trial.
For reversing his dcClsion In the tenth inning
q the game between the Rochester and baltimore
teams. which resulted In the Rlchesters scOrng
tSo runs and winning the game, Umpire Hart MAS
muhOtSl by the fans al the End Of the game, being
lit on the head Wild 4 bottle. which rendered him
uuc lnsclous for half an hour. .After receiving
meiica attention ne was taken TO his hotel
Roger Br'snahRn. manager of the 81. Louis
Cardinals, has met With another accident. While
trying To- touch out lnbert In the first inning OF
the game between the lNillios and Cardinals he
Was BADLY spiked on the right wrist, lie will
probably be out of the game for two weeks.
Sherwood Magee played his first game with the
lhillies since. july 10, and seemed 10 infuse new
ginger into the team. Hc made one hit, scored
three runs and rctirri t~o mon.
Schultz. who will surely carry off the honop
hp list ytAterday In the game between the Cubs
and bostons. Re lifted the hall into the centre
field h~ltachog,, with tfte mCu on bases. Tnis
makes schulte's eighteenth home run drive.
Pitcher Steele o. the rittsburs club came within
sbly not be cguglrd again this season. He almost
retired the Dodgtrs without a hit or allowing q
batter 10 reach fist. IRWIN spoiled II all by
sAmming = single " centre In the ninth inning.
The evening world., 1911-08-17
AN0THERKNOCK0U
VICTIM IS ADDED TO
BROWNS SIC
Battling Downey Put Away In
Second Round of Scheduled
Twelve Round Bout.
Especial TO The Evening World.


WEBSTER, Mass. Aug. 17.-Before .
record breaking crowd at the opening
show Of the Lakeside A. C. OF Webster.
Knockout Brown. the phenomenal light
weight Of New York. scored another
knockout by putting away Battling
Downey OF Adams in the second round
Of a scheduled tweive-round bout - .
decision.
Knockout gave the local lad . thor
ough beating. batterlng him from ono
end OF the ring to the other. sending IN
terrific right and left hand smashes TO
the body and jaw. Almost every time
X. o. would land these blows II would
lift Downey clear off the floor.
After the contest, Dan Morgan, man
aeer or Brown. declared that after u
brief rest OF four days he would send
his protese to Savin Rock, Conn, to
begin active training for his bout With
Watt Wells. the English lightweight
champion. Aug 20. al Madison Square
Garden. New York.
The evening world., 1911-08-17

'and'ng seven vcrdlcts on their own
grounds and four in New York"
Yes. II the Highlanders could only
play those James over again and win
an or them they would be right on deck
win the Mackmen and Tigers.
MANAGER Chase Is probably the most
active OF the field nag to be found
In either OF the major leagues. Hal is
never at rest. II II torture for him 10
spend three minutes in the same place.
Up and down and all around he wan
ders. but always and eve ne ia acqulr-
Ing Information that will be OF value TO
him ut some future time.
Russell Ford Is very sweet on Cleve-
land. He recalls with pleasure the re-
ception he received from the fans when
he pitched here on Joss Day. "a good
pitcher with "A good team behind him
would have nothing to complain OF IN
this good old town. said Ford.
The evening world., 1911-08-17
O Watching the ScOreb0ard O

Jackson, the Young player whom the Boston
Nai'pnn.7 re entity secured, seem. 10 la a ls'tGr,
ilhu' ne got three moro safe driver. one of ,b1u
a thtee hassrr' out Of four times At the bat.
In lhs ondeavor to win from the pbiIb.,
himself, during the game, OF thts bunch thras
were oatohers and two pitchers. ~
BIN Donovan. who is tho Detroit, ui,,tn,
pitcher lust now, twtrlej another victory Tor hIs
team y defeating the Chicago White soI by q
to make four safe hits off his dslveG' "'
knetzer, the youngs,er of Bill Dahl.n'. cor. ~
twirlers, was easy picking fr Fred Clirke AMI b'"s
crew, lsmming his htnders Tor ten sfs d5yss
torr of them coming in a bunch in the frst
inning, "''
Wilson, the crack right fielder az the pirs,..
made some OF the greatest catches ever witnes~l
at the Brooklyn grounds. lie captured EIGHT NE.
three OF them on the fence with his left hand. >
whh y Cobb. out Of the game. oI.ary II.
striving for batting honors. adding thtse mic.
singles to his collection yesterhay, w
Steele pitched wonderful hall for the Pirate.
putting ont the fiDt twenty five Dodgers within,
permitting one 10 reach first base. Erwin The
twenty sixth, got a single, and was the onIv
D0iser 10 reach the first corner, ~
This Is a bal year for baseball stan, L,n,,
was ont a the game nearly all season. Ty Cohh
h sick and Vans Wagner l. lWt With an ip,Ir,d
ankle, whNh may keep him In bed tor q weSS
or more.
BASEBALL, Polo Grounds, To-Morrow 4
?. ". GisnA ~ Cincinnati Adm. 2bc. los -
The evening world., 1911-08-17
A PITCHING
BY Chrlsty Mathewson.

%HRISTY MATIiEWSON W tia the greatest wear and ar O M
arm comes in the effort 10 strike ut al opposing batter II usually
requires five or six and sometimes as man n ten pitched balls to
pitched ball.
when l am going easy and the team Is no. In danger say Matty." IT
ways try to make tn batter hit the first ball. Every time n g hits at that FIRST
one an Is retired N a fly or a grounder It ave ny arm lust that much
Ever a hto occasionally Is peter than to have to work tn arm of trying to
strike men out"
on a average seven balls are required @ strike o M a batter. This Il. de
10 me act nat they always let m or two q by for balls I'd several are
touledo n. A that ratea pitcher would have 10 pitch l4 balls II he struck
out tn entire twenty-seven baters. On tho other hand, II the batters h.
nine fun innings OF but twenty-seven pitched balls.
Does tn AXE 1: clear why m pitchers stay In he game for twsntv
years whfeo others are thrown int TIE discard after two or three seasons
The evening world., 1911-08-17
Long Rest Benefited East Slider
and He Puts Up Grand
Battle.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

A FTER being out of the ring for
~ several months. Willie Beecher.
the east side lightweight. got
Jack into the game Mt the Long Acre
4. A. stag and defeated ICY" Smith.
the Hoboken fighter. in the windup OF
ten rounds. The men fought n oruis-
ing battle. Nading into each other
from the start and were swinging away
with both hands until the final bell
rang. The long lay of which Beecher
had certainly did him n great deal OF
good. for he was strong and punched
with greater force. lie put UP one OF
the best fights of his career.
Smith bored in continually. but each
time that n would come rushing at
him Beecher would meet him with short
lefts and rights to the head, Jaw and
stomach, Beechcr staggered Smith sew
eral times with his willops to the jaw.
pschsy Mcfarland 10 hot over the remGn
The evening world., 1911-08-17

IA sgd by Tom Jones 20 IN. a.sr, that he Is vel.
low. and will not get into the ring with Ad VOL
snt for the.s ten-rouni bout in Milwaukee on
n.pt. IS. When the. time Gomez FOR nV fight
with Nolgast, = said Mcfarland, Il will I've The
.lrst one in The ring and I viii show wolsAst
somsihins S!eeut 'his game that he has never
seen before
"ons Round" Hogan will b . very bury
three important battles, Hns Nrx will bs wih
Tommy IAnsdn Of Phiiadslphia for sig rounds At
the National A. G. Of Philadelphia on Aug. 2s
his second with Tommy Maloucy the fist week
In ,ssptesnser At the Tyea,!sth Century A.. q.
at the Amoy A. A. OF Bosom either on Sept. S
or ~.
The twenty round bout be.wesn Johnny XII
bene q Cleveland and Pstsey Kline OF Newark.
whidh ys, slated 70 b, Tough! at the Pacific
postponed until Aug. 80. Kilbsns asked for, the
postponement q q week. 50 that he could have
The evening world., 1911-08-17
HILL TOPS BUY ANOTHER
SlUGGlNG 0UTFlELOER.

Guy Zinn. an outnelder OF the AL
toona, Pa. Club, has been purchased
by the New York American League
Club and VIII report next season. In
s~evonty-seyen games played this sea
son Zinn hit FOR an average OF sal
and felded for a pcrcentage OF ,96I.
Zinn bats left handed.
The evening world., 1911-08-17
Especial 10 The Evening World.

Cleveland, Aug. II.
<<YF W. had only been as successful
against the Maps this season as
1 we have been agalns; the Tigers
we. instead OF the Detroit bunch. would
be disputing the right OF leading the
American League procession with the
Athletics" soliloquized Manager Hal
Chaae OF the Hilltops to-day.
1T makes the shivers chase UP and
down my spinal column every time I
think OF those games continued Chase.
I'VE should have won practically every
one Of the shows with the Maps. II We
only had. just see where we would be In
the percentage column!
We have taken the Maps measure
exactly four times-once here In Cleve-
land. three times in New York. The
Maps have trimmed - eleven times.
The evening world., 1911-08-17
DANNY MAHER sX0NERATEO
BY ENGLISH JOCKEY CLUB.

REDCAR, England, Aug. iT-At a
meeting to-day The stewards OF the
Jockey club inquired into the incident
at Leicester last Friday when DANNY"
Maher was set down for his riding OF
Lord Rosehery's Ssllust. The stewards.
after hearing the circumstances. exon
Grated the American Jockey OF all blame.
The evening world., 1911-08-17
Willie Beecher Whips
"Cv" Smith in Hard Bout
BOXING STAG TONIGHT.

At the National Sporting Club
Frank Klaus OF Pittsburg and
Cyclone Johnny Thompson" ,c
sycamore. ILL.,, win come together
In the main bout OF ten rounds.
The evening world., 1911-08-17
Matches

Johnny Waltz OF Jersey City
and Jack Deuntng will meet In
the main bout OF ten rounds at
the Long Acre a. A. stag on next
Wednesday night.
Battling Mantell and Young
Brown will clash for ten rounds
at the Long Acre a. A.. on
Aug. 80.
The evening world., 1911-08-17
NJ THEWSON HANGS UP RECORD
THAT SHOULD STAND FOR YEARS

would a beaten that but for an err
ror on the part OF Fletcher, which made
II necessary to pitch differently to a
now batter. Then, In the ninth. Josh
Devore lost a limo drive In the sun. and
II went for a two-base hit, wnich neces-
Stated tho pitching OF a lot of new
stun To the sriccendlny swafsman
The evening world., 1911-08-17
WAGNER'S INJURY MAY
KILL PIRATES CHANCES
OF WINNING PENNANT.

Hans Wagner. who was injured
In the FIRST inning OF the game
between the Dodgers and Pirates
In Brooklyn yesterday by trip
ping over second base Just after
making = single to right field,
will be out of the game for prob
ably the remainder Of the sea-
son Doc Scanion. the Dods-
ers surgeon-pitcher. had the "
ray put oil wagner's right ankls
and discovered that he has a bad
fracture OF two bones. The ac-
cldent to the Dutchman II a Sc
we're blow to the P1ttsburg club,
and will probably mean the kill
ing Of their chances for the PEN
nant. as he was winning many
games by his heavy clouting.
Wagner Is al present the leading
batsman In the National League,
with an average OF about $50.
The evening world., 1911-08-17
lRANK KLAUS and Cy

son VIII entertain tonight at
the National : 9. klaus il one
or tho greatest middlewelghts in the
w~orld-many people think him a better
tighter than Papke, Klaus claims the
m~!ddlsweight Championship. So does
Thompson. and so does Papke himself.
To-nights anair should eliminate one
sontender,
Thompson has been training faithfully
for several weeks and reports that he
has taken on the fat that made him
slow in the match with Willie Lewis.
lie promises 10 show what he can do
when IN shape, with such Iron men a.
KLAUS and Thompson meeting IT Is very
likely that the bOu win last through
the ter rounds, and be a hummer all
che way.
The evening world., 1911-08-17

n n ARTY O'TOOI.E. tho twirler for
W. whom Barney Drcyfuss paid the
O., PAM rIuh ,ha apnrp,nua ann
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
DOG CORNISH PLAYS
GOOD BALL
Albuquerque Lad Pride of the
Yale Freshmen Team: MAY
Make Varsity Team Mex.
Season; No Errors. Slugger.

DO, Cornish. Who guuod for him.
sell au ruynblc reputation her. ln
Albuquerque ts 90 star football and
bnsrnall player at thr local IniScr-
siiN Dr. making good with ihc vale
freshmen. poe took all the honors
,nroutN ia game between the Eli
freshmen and Worcester academy
Doc. playing shurtstop for the vale
ir'shics played an ofrorlrss game ana
To- crown such an achievement II.
faced IA, pitcher three umos gct,in (
three hits. one u thtec- baEgcr and
un" q tNu-paggrr. scored our run and
with his tnro"- baggrr iu The nfth
drovr in 'Wu men ahead of him he
w"uld have ~,ured himsclf had IL NOT
boon tor htllc IVORY vNhihition of
las tcam-matos The run secured ~
Doe was one of th, two runs ct the
session.
Th' freshmen OF odd Ell although
ihtN lost tn, game To- the Worcester
chaps POS tho Scor, of 10 %. are loud
Nn their pra~, uf IA, ability ui Doc.
and predict that ne VIII make tn"
varsity team next yoa7 ~ ne does not
haN, % slump Hls batting strength
le ailudfb tu Bs on, co. ia, essentials
fYt pid EI next year 90 man, of thu
uld mcu woo huvo been ou 90, team
ipr mnr' than q YEAR VIII pr leaving
and th, need for strong u"n "u" wlil
Ho rr'ath fcit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
DDi Bl.E TNNt'k \\n Diitt;
IMPROVEMENTS iot, \ltipND

Topeka, kans. MAy IA, Mis-
souri, kansas aud Texas railroad VIII
issuo k2s.OnU.u0o in general Improve.
mcnt bonds for cNi ufiNr double
track work straight, niup 'inrs
ridges ami structural stool The
company applied 90 thr board of rail-
road commissioners TODAY for au-
thoritN to issue Slu1 900 600 ia
bonds. SNs,o0o. GOO of which viii hp 10
take up outstanding debts ana Ss6.-
ooo.noo for now improvements and
new ira,k
Tho lu' from Kansas CITY ro par
sons wi'l be- ~tiI iahtrncd until "A is
almost asa air lino aud several now
hrid9cs ana much more new steel VIII
De laid
From Parsons through oklahoma "a
complete double track viii ne laid
On the line from Parsons 10 juno
iion city many curves viii be remoY-
ed, all bridges entirely rebuilt and
new steel laid for the entir" line.
Nearly AL ~ the ,2i.0nn.o0o of now
money win be spent In kansas ana
oklahoma,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
BALL ASSOCIATION
FOR SANTA FE
Capitol City Fans Organize
Strong Baseball Association.
Which Will Boost the Local
Club; Enthusiastic Support.

Santa D.. y NJ. MtN g. That
santa b. b. in uo nay h,aind in the
movement of an the Sew MeSi,"
towns of nrsauiz.ug for .ra.h base
BAH teams WAS demonstrated h,rc
Saturday uiEht when bunch of fnns
and booster got together 100 thr
Hoavcr,' HON, and orguuiz,d the
santa =, baseball association and the
following officers wcr, elected Pres
dent, Arthur Solignlun vice prcsi-
dent l.. - Nick Roy. trrutur,r. VIII
liam FarrIh. Members OF the hoard
of control \ J.. Hughes. J. " Akcrs
} ~ Vaughn. " q Sdre'nt Fred
fotnotl bronson cutting -. +.
panN Leo Ilrrsoh and Itiz Muller.
The board oi central Win meet, SEE
l'ct a manager, adopt measures % OBJ
tain subscriptions Tor the support of a
team and generally sup,rint'nd tn"
undertaking OF furnishing santa r.
with firsi class ban gnfpcs ana a team
at which the city can b" proud.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
IDEAS ARE WORTH
MONEY THERE
Pennsylvania Railroad Will
Use Any New Project of Its
Employees That Will Save
Money or Lessen Work.

Denver, colo. Man I Idea. ur
worth money Develop them .ud
Wen pay Won tor them rs the slu'
and substance of the latest rdict -,ni
out To- itS men hN IN, PonusNN anit
railroad General Notice 80 o just
sent out from the offico of the gem
"ral superintendent of thv Pruns, BE-
Nanin railroad AZ Bufiaiu states thar
the Buffalo and An ghcny VALLEY di.
vision plans t. rocompcnso rmilnN'.
for suggestions Witch Investigation
maN prove Ia %, uf sufficient value
tn warrant adoption.
The object of this unique method
adopted hy VA, prunsN lNunm railroad
s t. dcvclop 400 IL employees habits
uf thoughttulurss. originality ana iui-
tiatiN, and thereby 10 secure create
efficiency from the men. Al ,-u-
plnN,s have always been ire, to max,
suggestions. bat ca, company nov u-
tends &C. pay tor Naluahl' ideas COIN
ing from men ia thu rank and 900,
for under thu new plan thor, .u
ploycs not In charge uf mon are nuN
requested to submit suggestion. foo.
which they viii Doe paid.
's''.i y AllNiAN ilhF Nff.ll UNIV 100 .fi. Do.
tate th" Wurking nf th, sch,W' and
great latitud, ~ allowed ~, muu in
thnt suggestions urrd not necessarily
hc confined tu tho immediate dnti ~
or department ot th, rulrlnN' I"
whom a valuable idea occurs Gen
rral Noucr No SAYS An cWpiuNr
of unr department may make sax
gosiions for Improvement tn another
dcpatm, branch ~ division ot an"
service
In uutlning what the management
is seeking iu the way 81 idohs thr
General notice has the following
suggestions must contain iI at
which viii increase efficiency of one
Grafton. improve methods OF opora-
tinn be- beneficial from economical
standpoint increase safety aud con-
Vpnioncr Of messengers and patrons a.
our company. incr"aSo patronage, proc
mote safety of employees. ar In any
way promote the Interests of the com
panN, whether pertaining Ia impro,
ed mechanism. better office practice
oi other features. These suggestions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
PRACT|CESMEOICINE
WITHOUT LICENSE
Arizona Doctor Is Hailed to
Court; Scarlet Fever Disap.
pears; News Notes of the
Sister Territory.

Phoenix Ariz Ma, 0. Another
complaint mas b"ou mad nt rho,niv
IN Justice Johustun.s court ns,inst
br Alton by the m,diricnl ,ssncin- .
ton, charging him WITH pmrt,cing
! medicine without ~ liconsc I'm, night
| ot tho doctor To- practice t,a been
under test Tor about two year.
ID u q Fox states that thrr, hns
| not been a single contagiuu. aI4an,.
| reported this month at Gloh, 49,, splT
| that he would rails" thu quauuuur
aud discharge tn. last case oi lyI,f
fever IN Globe this week ~, ,ut,
was reported - DAYS axe.
The we'll drilling outiit To- uut down
:no test Wcll for GrtcsiJIp water uu Unr
fair grounds at WILCOX arrived t.r
first OF last week II h. understood
that funds are subscribed sufficient
to put down the Won 1000 feet dr.p
or more ~ AN effort to &C., flaw d.
is tu b., hoped that thu tost Niil nr
successful a. 1t will mean u -rrgt
springs valley
The lands knoNn a. hc Grand
Canyon National monument ANA the
cocunino national forest may hc cal
80 arncRir National park 90 O. uul
to that effect introduced hy congress
man Hayes OF california passes Tho
proposa ls intended as tribute Co.
Andrew CarnoRi, Tor his work in bee
half Of education ana International
peace
Emilio Cauuo uf Globe. who was
struck on the head week aeo near
thr Broad street bridge by highway
mon. has paralysis of the facial Nerve
a. u result and the ,n,irc lcit side
of his face is psralyzed It b. expect
ed that B., van require several months
{" effect cure
Gustav, rhiehault agcd go weave.
who leaves a. Wtt, and one child was
INSTANTLY billed at LAX" MarA. 'u'u-
uinn utuut nN the accidental bif.
barre uf shotgun In attempting
Goo got uut oi tho boat. tho boat rnrltrd
aud in spuc manner the sun $3.50, dIe
charged %. tull charge ,ut,riUs ihr
naoh pf bots head
M"uda, ,vening pst az Poland 1r
nusiu,.a lropcrt, and unusu,h, -
Jnhu BERNARD was DESTROYED D., 'irr
"f unNuoNu ORIGIN rho loss is .,u-
Insurance.
Th'r. b. large hiindir brui iue
Vhteh ruums tho streets of rrHr "f
and m,kos e Pt1c'i'- 81 rhoN.ur
smnli dos. Go death u Killed iuorr
Mclanys Uiil" dos ia This way and
is saiu tu hay, record ni hIyius
chokod ninr dogs to death
David Lowe. aged % Years died at
thc soldiers Home al santa Mnui.
cal q f-v N,,k- aGo. - was a
brother 81 Ne Joseph Mrrr.rh or
Ir,a,, utf
Ir cooke, dr, farming ,Np'rt
urges th, ncr.~Sit, of procuring s,ud
grown %, dry farming to be- ufcd us
seed Tor dr, farm crops.
IN. recent cold snap did som, naN
dauag, tn the truit orchards 90 Nuya-
pal county.
Two Papaso Indians. found guilt,
OF murder In IN, second degree. N.rU
each sentenced To- "a wears go 10"
p-nitortiarN hy Judge Campbell ut
Yuma.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
''D\I ROT Nj" HOGAN To
IslIIGC FROM JIGE VI<(.

Wv N0rk. NAV --TNo d0olsiVo
defeat 90 thu "on" Round Hogan iu
his BATH, VITA Wolspst means the rc-
tirrm,ut of Hogan from the ing.
TN, Californian declared that after
ih' bout ne would never box agnln.
II ana dom With 10. prhtiug game.
I Was iu perfect condition. and II
WnlgVst whipped b, iu su,u short or
der. I ann convinced thet I can mover
Do, champion Wuigas' has shown
this tim, mat hc has th, so"ls and
can beat Them 1ll
H"gun viii lDJv, ur ihr west AZ
once
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
COW i,ON to~v TUtN VIZ
~ HOPING >Itl.i;

Stafford. \ri1.. Man Porter Nj
tI"n. ~ Yeats oi axe. while irving
t' rope cattle 80 his wthers ranch st
Furt Thomas SUNDAY, met Win q srri
nu. accident Th, Young bns so, .cs-
mlN ropcd "a steer when the rop.
.lu-nt his right hand lu lnup ANA
Ns'nrs he Duuld rxi'iva', &C. u tor.
nN th' thumb oi his righ' hand \
d'. t"r Nas Summoned Tom ~affold.
who dressed the wounded hnud
Noung VI Eu.n Nill ALWAYS r.mcm-
nvi hi~ INST 'Nr'fIDuss as 81 COW huN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

mot infected 10, breathing Ia the germs
ui tuberculosis hut hocau~r of your
good health your nHtutll body do
lenses. contained in youf blood easily
KIN The germS which Euln entrance
tp your -Nptvm Therefor, u Is of
great Importance FOR YOU 80 know how
tn t., main Wcll ~ knowing about
tuberculosis YOU can greatly lessen
tlr chance Of ting n: II ynu should
Got b. u rs EFF great Importance for
YOU CO. know how 60 Rct we'll. nnd
of Tar Ertutcr Importance that YOU
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