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Evening star., 1911-08-24
Grade of Circle Raised.

The general landscape design of Thomas
Circle at the intersection OF 14th street
and Massachusetts, avenue, was improved.
The grade Of the circle was raised to
conform with the new coping set by the
District Commissioners. and the four can
delabra lights were removed to points on
the diagonaIs of the reservation, so as
not to obstruct the main view Of the
statue. The eight circular flower beds
were sodded over. In their stead four
garland shaped flower beds were con-
structed.
In reservation No. So, at the intersec-
ton of Massachusetts, avenue and 21st
and Q streets. the flower bed was done
away with and mass plantation OF
rhododendrons substituted. In reserva-
ton No. 80. at the intersection of Mas
sachusetts avenue and 10Th and P streets,
the watchman's lodge was moved from
the eastern point of the triangle to the
southwest corner, and a thick background
of deciduOus shrubs was planted on the
southwest and north sides Of the foun-
tain.
Changes also were made in the ar
rangement Of the grounds of the Library
of Congress The triangular evergreen
beds at the east and west entrances and
similar beds on the north and south
fronts were remodeled entirely and re-
planted with evergreens and deciduous
shrubs,
Evening star., 1911-08-24
We1c1n's Grape Juice.
Pint bottle. .loc
Ouart bottle .35c
Tooth Preparations.

Csc Euthymol Tooth Paste, for 25c
Csc Pasteurine Tooth Paste.
TOT -. .oS
SOC Pebeco Tooth Paste. SIC
Colgate's Tooth Paste. ........ 1Oc
Csc Lyons Tooth Powder. .15c
25c CaloX Tooth Powder. .18c
Colgate's Tooth Powder-with
small cake of Cashmere
Bouquet Soap-both for. .15c
25c Sozodont Tooth Powder. .15c
25c Sozodont LIQUID. .15c
25c Rub1foam. Ioc
Csc Professional Tooth Paste. .15c
Evening star., 1911-08-24
MOVING, ETC.

PADDED VANS. 81 AND s. LOAD; 2-HORsn
wagons. s. load. Phone Main dgi5.lsi6;
0O6 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Packing 4 Shipping. Storage. 81 van lOoA
Evening star., 1911-08-24
Ramdal1's Pure Grape
Juice.

The best in America. Special:
Full pint bottle. d6c
Full quart bottle. .Z9c
Evening star., 1911-08-24
SOAP SPECIALS.

Boehm's Imported Soaps: highly
perfumed. Regular price. 35c S6Oc
cake Special. cake, 1Sc; box.
Flash, hand cleaner. ............. &c
Colgate's Mechanical Paste, He
Evening star., 1911-08-24

A fresh stock of Moth Bags and
PAPER. LOOSE-LEAF LEDGERS. PRICE
BOOKS AND MEMOS.
A Full Line of Blank Books.
We close at pm. daily. I Pm. Saturdays
E. Morrison Paper Co..
1000 Pa. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1911-08-24
Dependable Toilet Ar
ticles Greatly Reduced.

zoe Malvina Cream. $50
,oc Ponds Extract Vanish
Evening star., 1911-08-24

Gut A1~sy' s~,S' Darling's
Down Work
YOUR A1A 9th At
Printing Painless
Bills. Sis Sign nsfu Of Prices.
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Reprehensible Industry

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Earle and His Amnities

Ia the avalanche ut tIItIJIsm TINT Is
heiup upl,nJ.J r,,nu ront old Nat GonI
win ms, b.,,n.. hi, want. ,o cham. h.
wife occasionally. the rrorjr prc ln.ipy
ttnrh nf m, mon who started all of
this ,.aninity" ,,Ih. to wit. Ferdinand
Pinnnv Earle. who was rnnstrI ~ 70 turn
q couple of wear, ,ro Tor announcing
that hc was tired vt being hcupcckcd
and in the future mean, 10 clasp ~ his
bosom whicbc,rf affinity might ~
he time look hes, to him
IIis u.iybbor. ,u I.nu island di@u =
take kindly 10 Boo. criminal iIras. am /
made IL rlntn ..l' n hr fingered b.
their midst II vp.it he plus 70 nice
rtr promptly ri,,I put the most lieI,
uruty that hammered To- ho hanIl, tnI
hit the grit. Su., then be- hu. mnd.
many changes of affinity. being now
mnsr,inp nrnmuu Boo GERMANY with hi.
nth nr sixth. NJ ~ which Is interest
my only ~ showiug how much interest
apparently respectable people take IN
drp"unttes. who D. they had their les
rrts wo uldhe accorded surgical ,tiru
ton aud M more.
The exploitation II the views ~ such
things ~ Earle can serve M useful pur
pose. aud In man, instances MAY be- rrr
ogil"d ~ mischr,iuu iu the extreme.
Decent men aud women have e rover
enc" Tor the home for the anricu, aud
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05

A great man IT the country paper,
of New Mexico nov haze the linotype
snd the present generation know littl,
ut The deep aud absorbing Interest THAT
used Ia attach tn the putting ~ 81 q
drsss Of tvre and putting on q new
one
Ia the old dav, IL was u good Den
more imP"fiag. subject IN the ,h"I
that the Inauguration 1T = president
or the count fair, Every member ni
the force was deeply Interested. and
contributed unlimited suggestions ~ io
the best face. the most attractive head
letter, ami whether the type should %.
loaded ar solid. Whether acted IN u.
not this symposium wa. generally care
fully studied nv the hos, man. Who TO-
those davs cultivated he individual iu
trresi of his rm"lo,r-.
Nav that the ron composition has ~.
psarsd, aud the old tune printed j. %
carce animal, al that ha. vanished.
The adoption II a new dress has not par.
ticular significance, Most machine pa.
pers have a 'lrirty 1T magazines with
matrices selected bv the hiph hrows in
the editorial aud counting room aud ,hr
dress NAV he varied most sny old WI,
each day.
Heigh no. The world 10 move. and
perhaps IL j. all good ~ a phase ~ III,
Inevitable change that j. going On in
the grandest calling the world knows
As one ~ the old'time printers, here i
one that can Z forget how Il used Ia he
No country paper In New Mexico, moi
vet In the machine class puts on q new
dress that II escapes my eve. Recently
the Socorro Chieftain did il, and my
mind went instantly ia the musings OF
good old Dean Burke (rest his sshes'l
who commented on the change 81 dress
ON the Journal. There IL such a world
Of truth and philosophy IN II that II has
rsposed in my "morgue" all thes'
wears, and Il will he found as inter
ssting now rs then.
In this editorial Mr., Burke said;
We have today put "a our old type
type that has besb In this Office, some
81 IL, for more than twenty years' II
10 like parting with an did friend, and
We cannot let Il 60 out Of our sight
without a passing farewell. And ~
We say farewell, old typs' We have
summered and wiRtered with you fol
many long years. We have Sat ~
nights with you, and bsheid your i'm.
passive faces 81 early morning. I'm.
eeaslngly you have done your defy. A
Thousand times you have clicked in the
s-snpositorS stick, and . thousand var
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05

been built, 70 fifteen acre pnrk wa, Iur
chased, the paving is better. hickcrug
disappeared from the riiv affairs. aud
prosperity aud progress resulted. aud
generally the results were w. suti,fnc.
tory o., in Galveston. This 81, all the
more remarkable for the reason that
there wu. little change u the personnel
of the city government. The mayor
aud come of the ,uuurilmcu. 20. Mn, ,um.
ni,stoucr, were called. were cont lmtru
over from the old regime. II w., the
new system, therefore, that Wrought 'h,
miracle Roswell Register Tribune.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
COMMISSION IN HOUSTON
A Success Despite Retention Of Several
Old onicials in Big Texas Town

shortly after the m ..ion plan %,
municipal government was seen 'o h.,
such a pronounced success in Galyc,
ton III" n"arh, civ 1T Houston nInuic,
~ IN q modified torn. The chief dr
r]ur'ure In Houston was that the may
"i. wh" b. M Ut the tive commission
"is wn' given enlarged authority. o.,
power at appointment aud Ii.mi..r
Wa made practically supreme. \ o..
>'ii"i"d form uf the referendum wa, rI
800 adopted. \. IN Galveston. the rum
missioner, w"r" elected fran the city ,'
large, wipinp ont ward boundaries. like
Wise ward r%olrtic,
Ttc result at the experiment wa,
gratifying 10 the extreme. l'uIrr IA,
old system liou,'ou had about 'L, aver
age municipal government. The rit,
$40, failing 20 meet expenses. clu.m,
against it being hawked about at "U rcl
cent discount. The new plan hu. been
ur iuI'r about -four wear, Nonrl, % halt
fIlI0"u Of indebtedness UH, been urtd
'u" aud one half m]ilIiuus have been lie
"'"d q" municipal Improvements, No,
'nN rI'" ut, hrrn reduced three mill,
on 'h" dollar, the price at ga. hu, beer
brought down from Sl.IU per Thousand
'""t n" 'ilj. the cost oi are light. Ua,
l'""u reduced from tsn ~ t'U per year.
new bridge, have been built aud did
que. improved. the water works have
been purchased hy IA" cItv, city credit
b., rest" ri. hre protection ha, h"ru lm
proved. three new srhu"'h"u,rs have
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05

led expressions YOU have given utter.
ance ia. You have been bound 10 the
galley. aud visited the sanctum In proof.
You have received reproof aud been dis
charged to speak yout mind next day
To q public ever anxious FOR the news,
aud never done finding fault with the
types. You have sounded ever, note
Of human passion and uttered every Tone
~ human feeling You have impaired
news from far countries. aud hurried.
" picked mp the events that were with.
In light OF your own eases. Won have
embodied Jest, aud jokes that have
caused the sides to crack with laugh.
ter, aud YOU have spoken sent mcut
that has opened wide the fountain OF
tears. Into how many weather article,
Won have entered What vast eggs. the
' " last Laws" NJ marvellous heudom, you
have announced. How have vour eve.
bern open to the changing evidence, of
the season. aud how have Your ryp-
pricknd up "a catch the first rumor
exclusive intelligence. nud how ruriul.
" have Nou laughed that mo other
papsr has the news prtimps have
you been "gra'lGcd tn learn. aud u,
often regretted 80 announce. that
this OF that astonishing event has or
CURED. How many courtroom. aud
grntlemaulv friends friends have YOU
met. aud now Won have clarified mat.
ter. that have seemed ~ afford yuu %
few hours ~ even minutes 81 pleasure.
hut. old type. vout dav o.. past.
There Won are. hearrd up la iuglorlou-
confusion. in the hell box. waiting for
IL bid upon vour useless bones. We will
nat write HE facet -" here %, lies
upon Nour remains, for W. can pardon
now all YOUR error. and mistake, and
they have not been numerous. NuIi
daN j. past for the present Just now.
BREWER. h"urgruisr. miniur. loads. cut.
aud all, heretofore separated hy stern
column rule, Ut brass. arr hustled 20.
grthpr In one iudisiinguishablr pi Bu,
Won shall 90 To- the type foundry aud
he melted and shall rcappear iu new
and beautiful form. 4 resurrection shal.
come mt" YOU. You shall pa, through
the herv furnace and come forth wit.
life renewed and ready Tor action IN
another sphere. Perhaps ,ou shall turn
upon ,uur old friends. and iu the hand,
ct ether comp"sitor~ shall hurl huc
hat" aud defiance upon ~. You hay,
be"1 in this life conservative. In th.
neNi vou NAV be- radical.
We cannot hope to follow Won 'hro"g
ill your future transformations. ,, won
iertul n the met-mpsycho>i, Of u,
philosophy, hnt don = forget the friend
Is com ]o,itor~ who hav. kiudlv pickle
vuu from the ease aud arranged YOU fu.
the paper, uor the proof reader who hu,
corrected vour innocent errors aud 80.
| right YOUR turned letter with his ,uhul.
Ut mystic signs. Don : forget the col,
press that has ierked upon v"u hn,.
and forward in the farm aud rolled It'
ink Owe - ID willing face, aud thrr
wiped v"u dry with g.. broad whit,
sheet. Good hyr. old type
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
TORTURED FOR 10 YEARS

hN % cure drtyiug stomach trouble that
haOlri l%"c'ors. aud resisted aIl RENE
dies lr tried, John " Noddrrs, oi
Noddcr~,illr. Mich, seemed duum.I
Tie bad to sell his farm aud give 1917
WORK. Ills u%"ighh"r. SAID. uc can =
liz" much l"uprr Whatever ct,
distressed ne, he wrote. ,''tlI ! tried
Electric Hitrcr., vhIrh worked .I.I
wonders iur mr that rlu now eat
things could not take tor wears, It..
surely u grand remedy for .iomnri
trouble Just IT, good tor INr li,rl
aud kiducys. Every hottie guaranteed
only soc ai Elk Drug store.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
DRASTIC SALOON REaU
LATIoN IN TEXAS
Legislature Proposes TO Close all Bar
rooms Between Seven In the Even.
ing aud Six O'Clock In the
Morning

Austin Ten. Aug, The dr,i .tcl
u' 'ho special -rs..uu ct 'l, lrgi,la
tune towards stringent saloon rrguJu
,iuu boz TpNu. wa taken TODAY when
% senate committee reported ta,"ruhI,
% rr."iutluu ior closing saloon. FROM
at night until e. Zoo the morning. 70 ',r
mile law aud 70 quart law The rcsulu
'iuu vn. introduced simultaneously b.
both houses.
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'' '.' >"h''F school '"uN"n'i"" ~
san irHnr','" pointed out that hu' for
'h' sunday school ~" church w"nld
."'r '" 81" "H' "' business, MAT tn"
10000 ''o annually 'l"u' for "'ane"
.'''' I"t'".", 900 'h" ni'"d states only
'~''H''"' n nd"i' conversions az t--'
"1'I
w" .'" "'. COME 700 '~'''''" '"''
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''.'' '...'- 20 ''''I 'i '>''">'
''' "'.'''- .''''M- 'h" same wear III"
500 "' N.."'"." ... 'rHg". meaning wits
" ''.. N.'' increased 80" per
'. '' 'N'' OF 'h' grand
'".'' ..'' Poo. '"'.'' "' 'I'""'' ,"i".
..' -...' .'."..'I"- informed Ills that
''' '...'I expenditures i'r the army
ana ."0 "N'NrI '.'".""',o"n
""... N.' twice much n- N" 'i"ni
'"f 'N" schools a'I 70 ."nir"i time,
'''" ''H' "a" .N" I.'.'. ""n,lU' NJ
"' ~ 100 ."uu'rE that "rrupl". 'h"
nmrn corner 1' IN" ilogn" aud b. loN
I'-.E f.'"rr"i '" 90, 'h" great p"ar'
.""'''.
Theme w ..m, other 10000, 'ru
The nation .a.' ."Hr .nrn' almost
r. m'.N '"r nHr'm"l0l". %, Do ii f"r
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05

by their nutiinrss over u new railroad,
while some Ut them we're fighting q city
ordinance that has reduced typhoid &c.
Yer ~ per cent, saving many prcrious
lives.
We might NJ we'll recognize this rs %
year of ursetmeut. and let 10 pu at that
The evening world., 1911-09-19
YALE HAS FOOTBALL
FIND IN

IL short. stocky and heavy. but there
Is no tat on him.
Setting NJ rest all rumors that he
would not be a. Yale Field this year.
and that he was ont OF III 2 athy with
the athletic authorities .here. Foster
Sanford was out with the squad yes
terday afternoon. lie had on a Pr OF
extra large football trunks which Just
nttcd him.. and e told the men how TO
fail on the bali. Other coaches can
coach. but Sanford has a wonderful
control of tho English language. and
though the men had forgotten some OF
the cardinal principles of falling on the
ball this morning. they all knew them
when they left the fold yesterday after
noon.
Baker was IN the lineup to-day. lie
has been suffering from blood poison
Ing, and tho coaches are taking no
chances with the p,Icky little halfback
this season. II looks as II the back
field this year would be made up OF
him, Reilly and Anderson, with Howe
OF quarter. The back field looked
weak at the start. but II looks pretty
good now. The line to-day was:
camp, left cnd; Paul, left tackle; Fran
els, left guard: Reed. centre: McDcvitt.
right guard; scully, right tackle; Ga
lauer. right end.
Childs and Merritt. captains OF track
and baseball respectively. are expected
back tonight.
The evening world., 1911-09-19
World Series
viii Open Oct. IA,
Says Ban Johnson
tsp.ciu IN The Evening WORLDLY

CHICAGO. sept. 19.-Pres!dent Ban
johnson OF the American League. bach
at his desk after attending the confer
ence IN Boston whereby Jinlnh;' McAlecr
and Robert McRoy secured a half inter
est In the Red SoM. stated shat the
worlds series probably would start on
Saturday, oct. H.
Philadelphia. which is conceded tho
American League flag. ends Its scheduled
games on Oct. Z, allowing a week for
practice. which viii be utilized as last
season 10y "A series OF Ave games with an
all-star squad recruited by Jimmy Nc
A!eer. Tentative dates for these games
are oct. S at Baltimore. Oct. . and 10.
at Washington. Oct. II and l., At Rich
mond.
The Cubs ave a game scheduled with
Cincinnati for oct. !. In Cincinnati. while
the Giants nave games for Oct. 10. IL
and T.. 10 II will not be possible to start
the series before Oct. "a. Cincinnati.
however. will begin It's series with
Cleveland for the Ohio championship
before the end OF the National League
season.
The evening world., 1911-09-19
He Was Selected as an All
Western Half Back Two
Years Ago.
Especial % The Evening worti.)

Especial 10 The Evening work.)
New Haven. Sept. 10.
TN the football squad for This fall II
looks a. II Yale has a wonder IN
q Anderson. Anderson was here last
year, but was ineligible for the fresh-
man team because no had played foot
ball before. Looking back further. tho
coaches md that he had played football
before with such strength and speed
that he was All Western hnlfback w
years ago.
Anderson played on Wisconsin. hut had
heard 80 much about Yale that he de-
cided TO come East n try for the
team. He is q hard player. mi this Is
shown even in the simple carly prac-
tee. Though he plays behind the line,
he reminds one very much OF h early
game OF Hobbs. Close followers of the
rame at Yale think the university has
q fnd In hin. He was put In at full
back In the signal drill for . while. He
The evening world., 1911-09-19
Bob Cook Will
Help 10 Coach
Yale OaxSmen

NEW Haven. Sept. la,-It was learned
to-day that for the arst time in years
Bob Cook, Inventor or the famous
stroke which bears his name, will take
an active part In tho coaching Of Capt.
Romeyn's crew for next year. Bob
Cook was one OF the iirst to be bitter
against Coach Kennedy when the Yale
crews commenced to lose four years
ago. and nus criticized the crow ever
since that time.
Bob Cook has lived In Paris FOR many
years. In fact practically ever since he
ceased TO coach the Yale crew. but he
viii ne IN America all tA!s coming year
srd will spend much OF h!s time IN
New Haven. 1t was PROBABLY on this
account that John Kennedy refused TO
coa.e back hero though offered a POSI-
ton. HIS relations with o Cook have
not bCsa friendly.
jim Rodgers arrived here yesterday
and took up the active work OF coach
ing the Yale crew. The men went down
20 the harSor In the afternoon ard
vent out IN SOULS, but the sight-oared
ersv boats we're not used at ali
The evening world., 1911-09-19
D0hIen tO Lead
Dodgers Again
Next Season

Bill Dahlen again will be the man.
next season. President Charles II.
Ehbe.s has been so pleased ~
the way he has handled the team
during the last two months thai
he has decided to allow him -
lead the men during tho season of 1914
owing to the fact that E.Joet, had more
players on his team than the rule OF the
National League called for he has been
compelled to get rid OF twenty Ave o:
them. The players released are as fol-
lows. Burleson to Mobile. Brandt, Giern.
Mcdonald and Welcionce to Nashville.
Atkins. Blttrolf. Mayer. Murphy. Paige.
Sltton and Sykes 10 Atlanta: Aitchiyon.
Briser, Burch. Doyle, Dalton. Farrell.
Fischer. Humphrey, Kirkpatrick. Mad
den. Myers. SNYDER and stengel to To-
ronto.
The reserve list OF the club for fsli-
1872 10 made up Of thirty-nAne men. IN
| Guiding Weber and McAlltster Of Selma,
Ala. They arc:
Manager, W. +. Dahlen.
r!tchers.-Allen. Barger. Bell, Bur1.
Dent. Kent, Knetzer. w. Miller. RaSom,
| Rucker, Steele. Seaman. 6chardt. sum.
mers and Yingling.
Catchen.-Bergen. IRWIN. HGyiAs
and o. Miller.
Innc,ders.-Sreen, Cutshaw, Daubsrt
| Downs, HImmel. Reilly. Smith. Stark
and Tooley.
Outielders.-Coulson. Daley. Davt0o@,
James. Moran. Luniey. Northern s1A
Wheat.
The Dodgers at present AVE Aftssa
| PITCHERS. four ca.chers. nine infieksrs
and eight outieiders.
The evening world., 1911-09-19
AND WlLTSE HAVE
BEEN PATCHED UP,

The famous specials: discovered that
a muscle in Drucke's back had been
twisted out 81 place. lie replaced Il
and sent McGraw word that Drucke
could be put TO work without any dan
ger "a his arm. or back IN the future.
In Wil,se's case he discovered that the
southpaw was suffering from the game
trouble that bothered ia Reulbach, II
was a misplaced muscle IN his hip that
caused him such pain In throwing m to
sap his strength and make MIN lose
control. The damage was also repaired
and to-day the club - n happy lot.
With the pcnnant nearly at hand the
main question that Is now discussed BY
the Giants In their chances against the
Athletics. During r discussion n the
lawn &, developed that the heavy hit
ting OF the Philadelphia team IS largely
due TO the fact that In the American
! League they are stlIl using the lively
cork centre ball hat caused so much
talk IN the spring. Though Il, Is not
generally known. the National Leagle
abandoned the lively ball after the frs,
two weeks Of play.
As there Is no standard ball for use
In the worlds series the cork centre
ball viii be used when playing on Ameri-
can League grounds and the bail now
used IN the National League VIII be-
used In the games played on the
grounds OF tina; league. This win afford
some interesting comparisons OF battlnG
strength when he hlg series IL played
Jus, what the Gients would do with the
lively ball ~ what the Athletics would
do With the deader one In a sublec
that VII open a vide field OF discus,
sion.
Baseball To-Day. 3.a5 Pm. y, Y, Amer
The evening world., 1911-09-19

The Giants thanks to the Dodgers. ar nve full games ahead o the
Cubs low.
The Pirates are u of the ace entirely. being eight full games
behind the New York team.
Tho Tigers are eight fun games behind tho Athletics IN the American
League rae
ro Juehhnder ire fourth in the johnson circuit ace, being a fWl
~.r,a behindt M Maps. who play OF TIT Hilltop to-day.
Al Dolan. the third baseman tryout OF te hi'oQTcr apPears 70 Do
the best man IN the team hesc lays
Old Cy Young held tho Cardinals to a Inn II e In the second
half of the dcuble-hcader at St. Louis.
IN. pro,klyns surely make more trouble for near-tailenders than any
team In n history Of the I'M
W. white Sol and the worlds champions had an interesting bargain
,r thc chicago boys dropping tho fst and tying tho second. a twelve
inning affair
The evening world., 1911-09-19
"Chief" Bender
Has Grip May
Affect

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1~s.-BasebAp
fans who follow the fortunes Of the
worlds champions were a bit disturbed
to-day to learn that Chief Bender,
tho star Indian pitcher. IL confined 70
his bed With the grip. Because Of their
commanding lead. the Athletics fully
expect to win the American League
pennant and are planning for the
worlds series. Bender's Illness may
dissrrange these plans unless he quickly
responds to treatment.
Connie Mack said to-day he expected
to use the Chief" In the coming De-
tro!t series and then res, him ZIP Cor
the prospective series with the National
League pcnnant winners. He still hopes
that lie will be able to carry out his
plans.
The evening world., 1911-09-19
Brooklyn First Baseman Earns
Credit of Winning film
ming Game at Chicago.
tSrecial 10 The Evening World.)

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So" NV
rwo ~ w '
sna,H" d no''e u !" "'.'
INNING oi inc contest ana oroFe IN Two
runs ahead OF him. He then saved the
game twice IN the last half OF tho next
inning when he stretched himself sew
and To,sv on ~rint.r ara z,nmsrm,r.,
har, 1,,,..
Inc Logger hrst sacker was pretty
much the whole snow Tor the visitors In
the closing game OF the season between
the two cams. He scored two runs
himself and drove In two mora OF the
six run. that bIed tho v~,.,,o,. %
win tho game
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~" Suo" q m"h az inc brooklyn
Ersv sacAer on the CUB team Chance
wcs'd nave the league nag pretty wei!
c!nched by this time. for the Superbas
would never have been able to win as
many game of the chamn,on, during
Tho season. and tho cuhs would 49,
hoo, o,,,. IN y,ln s.yo-a, go. ~ 49,.
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VI VI. ''"u. '.a'ns w me Z EV-
cry tme INA Bill Iahlen ana MS