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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-01
infant FOUND IN PARK NOW
PROVES Big POLICE MYSTERY
Baby Either Abandoned
or Kidnapped No
Clue Left.

Mystery surrounds the finding by the
police of "a baby hoy In n gO-cart I'm
Branch Brook Park last night.
There are indications that the child
was kidnapped and that from the time
1t was taken from Its home, If it was.
up 10 the time II was found, Its cloth
ing WIS changed.
The baby is apparently eight months
old. yet the go-cart In which it was
found was practically new The tires
indicate that they have been used
but little, and the joints show that the
cart has been seldom folded.
The strongest evidence that the
child's garments were changed is the
fact that on one foot is a sock Of
is Of cheaper quality.
The baby has all the features of one
born in good circumstances. Its clothes.
while of cheap quality. are clean, and
evidently had been made by an expe-
rienced seamstress
The baby was found by Park Police
man Dunn. who was going through
the park about 7:45 o'clock. After wait
ing fifteen minutes for someone to call
for the child. Policeman Dunn took it
to the Second Police Precinct station
house. II was turned over to the DO.
lice matron, Mrs. Sarah Plum, who
took it to her home 10 Nassau street
Up until late this afternoon no one
had made inquiries about the infant.
So far the police have done nothing
to solve the mystery, preferring to wait
till someone reported a lost baby.
Questions for the Police.
The go-cart is made by a well-known
Few of LylJJJ-d1ok.. B shrdl emf nj
New York maker, Haywood Brothers.
few of whose go-carts are used in New
ark.
The questions arising are these:
Why should a new go-cart be bought
in which to leave the baby?
Why should one sock be of so much
higher quality than the rest of the
clothes If those clothes were not
changed by someone?
Why should anyone put poorer
clothes on the baby and buy a good
quality new go-eart to leave 1t in2
Win the police ind cut why?
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-01
CIVIL SERVICE MAKES
POSITION FOR SOMMER.
LspeeIaI 10 the Newark star. ]

TRENTON, Aug. mo one appear
ing in opposition to the notice published
some time ago for interested persons to
show cause before the Civil Service
Commission why the position of coun-
sci TO the Public Utility Commission
should not be placed in the exempt
class, the commission today ordered
that the position be placed in the ex-
empt class.
The action will make it possible for
the Utility Commission to appoint
Frank H. Sommer to the place. Mr..
sommer has been acting counsel for
the commission for some time pending
the decision of the Civil Service Com-s
mission.
1t is now likely that Mr. Sommer
will be regularly appointed by the
Public Utility Commission
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-01

The flames in the meantime had
spread down the hallway and wero
eating through the floor to the tllirl
story. The asylum brigade. although
fighting bravely. were handicapped by
the maniacs and were losing control.
At dawn systematic checking OF
the inmates was begun and II was
found that II men were missing II
was thought probable that some Of
these escaped during the excitement
and are at large in the surrounding
fields. The known dead are:
Charles Billyard Dunville: Alfred
Nay, st. GATHERINGS; John Hefferman
Arthur; Thomas Evans, Flora; Edward
Sodke, Welland; John T. Holloway,
Underwood; George w. Storey. Hocke
ly. and Albert Bowler Dundalk.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-01
CARTER TO BE U. S. MINISTER
TO ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

WASHINGTON, Aug. John Ridge
ley Carter United States minister to
Roumania, Servia and Bulgaria, will
be appointed minister to Argentina,
succeeding Charles H. Sheriff.. The
Argentine Republic was asked several
days ago If Mr.. Carter would be ac-
ceptable and the report from Buenos
Ayres last night stating that the gov
ernment had made an affirmative aa-
nouncement, apparently assures his ap-
pointment.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-01
PREPARING SUIT AGAINST
ALLENHURST BEACH CLUB.
IspeeIal % the NewarI. star.l ]

ASBURY PARK, Aug. John H.
Winans is making the necessary legal
preparations to ask the courts for an
injunction preventing the Allenhurst
Beach Club from restricting the use OF
the ocean-front 20 members of the
club He will also ask the court to de-
eide ON the legality of the borousn
council in leasing the beach-front to-
a private concern.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-01
HANGS SELF IN CELL,
USING BELT AS MOOSE

Using his belt to make moose,
Stephen Gaynor, 2S years old, of II Fair
view avenue, attempted suicide today
in a cell in the Fourth Precinct police
station. He was discovered suspended
from the iron door by Policeman Nc
Miniman. who cut him down Gaynor
was quickly revived and was placed in
padded cell.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-01
MRS. CLEVELAND HEARS
OF MEMORIAL TO HUSBAND
Especial to the Newark Star. ]

MEREDITH, N. H., Aug. Mrs.
Grover Cleveland, wife of former Presi-
dent Cleveland, today granted the first
newspaper interview she has given
since a summer resident of New Hamp-
shire when she talked from her tour
ing var about the Caldwell, N. j..
controversy
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-01
FATAL GRADE CROSSINGS.

NEW YORK. Aug 1.-Forty-six men.
thirteen women and nine children, a
total of sixty-eight, were killed-at grade
crossings in New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut in the last six months,
according TO the National Highway
Portective Association.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-01
JOHN KENLON SUCCEEDS
CROKER AS FIRE CHIEF.

NEW YORK, Aug, 1.--Acting Fire
Chief John Kenlon was today appointed
by Fire Commissioner Johnson to sue
ceed Fire Chief Croker, who recently
resigned.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-01
JOSEPH HOLT LOSES NEW
JERSEY AUTO LICENSE
Ispeeinl % the Newark star.

TRENTON. Aug. commissioner
of Motor Vehicles J. B. r. Smith today
revoked the automobile license issued
to Joseph Holt. of Yonkers. Holt was
charged with being responsible for
forest fire in Atlantic county some
time ago, when it was charged that he
or one of his friends dropped lighted
cigar in bush, which resulted In
forest fire.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-01
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
TO JOHN JACOB ASTOR,

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The engage
ment of Miss Madeline Talmage Force,
daughter of William H Force, to Col
onel John Jacob Astor was announced
here today. The announcement was
made by Mr.. and Mrs. Force. The
couple have been engaged for some
time.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-01

HAMILTON, Ont, Aug /.
eight perhaps partly
~ of the buildings
of the mountain southwest of the
patients In the building
The he asylum fire.
the hill 1t weird sight that presented
The Of the 800
hremen fighting both flames the
and frequently perhed
smoke pouring forth struggling inmate.
Tlerman
hve His
into the flames where pershed
The without difficulty adjoining
fourth floor what known section
Most of the guarded attendants flights
the fire
frenzy by the sitting smoke FIRE
fought off their with
carried down the Blazing
corridors.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-01
AERO RAMS STAND; TwELyE HURT.

VALENCIA, Spain, Aug. LA speed
ing aeroplane rammed the grand stand
at the aerodrome here today. causing
the collapse of portion of the stand.
Twelve spectators were injured. Tho
aviator escaped unharmed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-01

Takes Jackson Auto, While MI. W. D. Smith
Gets Lauter- -Humana-- Other Success
full Contestants.
Winner of Auto in Star Contest
Writes Letter OF Appreciation


wish sincere hearty appreciation
the Beautiful automobile awarded Evening STARS
Proverb Contest
While enjoying the benefits shall always think
gratefully the donors Your in my
home and will hereafter read greater than ever Very
gratefully, WINTERS
436 Highland avenue, Arlington
HE first prize the Evening Contest was won by Mr.
F. W. Winters of 436 Highland Arlington the
contestant who had all six
von by Mr. Winters the Jackson hvepassenger
Mr. W Smith, 4o Summer incor
ect the second prize, Lauter-
There fourteen had eight wrong M
M nine wrong and seven who had nine slight
axes
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-01
EIGHT PERISH IN
ASYLUM FIRE; M[N
FIGHTING TO DIE
Screaming ManiaCs Battle with Firemen and Alter
Tearing Themselves Away Leap Back Int
Flames Near Hamilton, Ontario.
Stars Exposure at State Asylum
Was to PreDent Fire L ike Hamilton s

of
o many others,w scenes OF fpanic
o the there
superintendent Plains Asylum
n
going o do
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-01

Ice Tools.
Mackct & Doreinus Co., 796-7aS
Broad st.--Adv.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-01

econtInued on Second PaEe.]
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-28
ENTERED THE
RAMoNP -

Isido ffjarles 4ln plazo de seis meses pa
ra que, sc. reorganicen de una manera
legal; pero esta por yer en- que con
siste la legalidad. IVA cada uno de
ellos descomponerse en- las parties que
10 forman, para que estas Sc hagan la
|competencia, 8 seguira cada uno de
|ellos constituyendo una organization z
Ell Supreme, en- ninguna de las dos Sc
|tencias, da q entender que basta e4 ta-
mallo--el grande-para cometer lie
gahdades; este era 10 que dese;e IAN
los adversarios de los trusts; porquc
Ell el comercio, el tamafo, la cuant1a
es 10 que da ell poder. Una entidad cue
produce 8 que vende ell 80 por .ciento
de un art1culo puede ejercer preston
sobra. ell mercado; como tiene la liber
tad de competir- este es, de reducir
los preclos---sus rivales Sc veran oDli-
gados hacer tambien la rebaja.
j}e ninguna de las dos sentencias 50
deduce que haya ilegalidad en- ell Ia
na1o Y ell Attorney General, s Minis
tro de Justicia, que fue quien der3m-
clio los trusts, ha reconocido q. no la hay
ante ell Supreme. Ell Magistrate Hol-
mes lie pregunto: "5Debo entendf
que, seg1n usted, basta la possession &c
poder-- 8 sea, de tamano, size =
para constitrir monopoio?" Y Mr.,
Wlckersham respondi0:, "No; 70 no
sostengo ESQ nj nunca 10 he sostenidc. )"
Iuego, a una empresa lie es llci+o ell
Ser tan grande como pueda; y LIS SEN
tencias del Supreme no hacen 4 ,sapa
Hc"Fr Ell fen0meno economico .conoci-
DO Dor Trust. ST una emprese ti3ne el
0erecho de crecer, tiene ell de fl ,;onar-
sc con otra Y con cinco mas y con cua-
renta; y de aqu1 resulta una concen-
TRACTION que int1uye en- ell mercado. Esto
era 10 que Sc guerra impedir con La Ley
Sherman; de la cual esperaba ell vulgo
eel de abajo ell de- arriba-que aca-
base con los trusts Las dos sentencias
han disipado esa esperanza. 7 ahora
Sc reconocera que ell senador Root te-
MIA raz6n cuando dijo: "Hay truts
buenos los hay malos." Lo 1nico po-
sible es castigar { un trust cuando co
meta algdn delito; que es 10 mismo que
Sc hace con todo individuo, productor
6 vendedor de alguna mercanc1a
x. Y. Y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-28
En- IngIaterra
La gran revista naval
de la coronation
(De nuestro corresporsal.) }

Londres, 81 Mayo.
La situaci0n politica continaa~- 10
mismo. La Camara de los Lores ba da-
do ''segunda lectura - al proyecto del
go1icrno para deStrulr sus pIlvileglos
y nanana suspendera sus sesiones
hasta daspues de la coronaciGn. En-
tonces, como va he dicho en- una carta
anterior, presentara enmiendas al
l~oyecto que Ell gabinete no pl1ede
aceptar. Esto traera la Ultima y defini-
tiva crisis.
Mientras tanto Mr.. Lloyd George 81
que persiguiendo su gradioso .proyec-
to de seguros contra la. invalidez y La
falta de trabajo, que ahora La naclon
empieza 4 estudiar con un POGO menos
de entusiasmo, pues resulta que algu-
nos extremes atacan ciertos intereses
creados, como los de la faoultad me-
dica, cuyos individuos temen que re
suite en- hacerles esclayos del gobierno
y privarles de su independencia. PerO
Il. oposici6n es debil, y carece de vita
lidad Y la razon es que nadie Sc inte-
resa en- estos dTas, Ell NADIA mas que la
proxima coronation.
La construction de tribunas slgue
aprisa en- todas parties de Londres por
donde pasarsln las .procesiones reglas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-28
San Juan, 6-24-1911.

|C0nInf&aa3 .l1e2514dose los hot@les y
Londress reviste va ell aspecto de una
Icn1dad en-. festas.
Una 3e las cere1nonias mas inporen-
't@> lie Ia coronaoi5n 8er1 la rvyista
naYsl que Sc 'verificara el "a de iunio
Gu opltho@d PortlnougsAJ Ao,4vo los
preparatiyos Sc han completado hoy
|Habr& dlez llneas de buqlles de guerra
que empezaran a llegar ell dia Is de
Junio. Los buques extranjeros llega-
ran el 10 y 20. Entire ellos habrd sola-
|mente dos 'Dreadnoughts el DE
laware," de los Estados Unidos, y ell
|"Von der Tam, de Alemania Ell
delaware sera Ell mayor buque pre-
|sente, pues tiene 10000 toneladas, diez
ca1ones de 12 pnlgadas y catorce de
5. Ell Won der Tonn" pertenece la
misna c!ase, pero lleva canones lie So
10 II puIgadas Sera la primera vez
que, en una reyjsta naval. celebrada
Ien agOas inglesas, una nacion extran-
lera haya p0d1do enylar un buQue mas
lpoderoso que los nUestros. Ell ia
lp6n enviar5n un buque del tipo ''Se-
mi Dreadnog'ht, el "Kurama. Ell aco-
razad0 frances "Danton pertenecp
Ia Ia clase re-UGeadnought, - tic
ne cuatro cailones de II pulgadas y
doce de "a. JET aostriaco 'Radetzky"
es delsm1sno tipo pero no lleva mas de
tocbo ca1ones de ga pulgadas.
Los otros bQQues extranjeros de gran
tonelaje seran:
San Marco" Italia; "Reina Re-
gente,'' - Espana; >Buenos Aires, Ar
genJina; "Chaoabco,- Chile; "Hal
Che China; "Rossiya', Russia; "1'y-
glia ., S1ecia; "Hamidieh, <Turqula.
Iodos estos son acorazados 6 cruce-
ros protegidos, Dinanarca, Holanda y
Noruega estaran representadas por
pequenos buques de la clase que Sc en-
lrlean para Ia dofensa de las costas.
/ lnglaterra no tendra menos de diez
:. Dreadnoughts" COLOSSUS, . "Her-
eules,'' Saint Vincent" Collingwood,
. Hanruard' Bellerophon, /" "'Te
mer@5ra'' Superb" 'Dreadnought. ,
Adefn > habr6 cnatro crrceros Dread
Inoughts
Las fiestas mas aIes duraran desde ell
q de Jnnio hasta 81 27. Ell rey, aeon
pafado de nluchos distinguidos perso-
na7es extranjeros pasara revista 4 la
lmponente escuadra Ell sabado, "A de
Junio, esperandose Sc re1na una nu-
merosa aglomeraci6n de buques ex-
curslonistas de toda clase.
Es possible que el globo dirigible, re-
Ieientemente construldo para la marina
Iinglesa, el mayor aerostato existente,
ferrnafa parte del espectaculo, pero su
presencia depende de muchas circuns-
tanpias, de modo que Sc puede precisar
!de manera defnitiva. En- calquicr ca
j 50, la revista naval, y las iestas que Ia
econ panaran, eonstituiran uno he lbs
sa3s inlportantes aeontecinientos de Ii
.|coronaci6n.
Il. Q. Wilson
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-28

Ofrenda l1rica
Para Celeste GalIardo.

Una blanca mariDosa
por 1el brillo seducida,
qued6, en- las redes prendiaa
lie tn pupila radiosa.
Miro desde ALI una cosa
sobre tn seno escondida.
y tambien quiso atrevida
hbar de su miel sabrosa
Pero al bajar hacia ella,
otra f6r mas pura Y bella
vino 4 calmar su ansia loca
y sd natural desvelo,
pu9s VIC eolmado su anhelo
sobre Il claVel de tn boca,
p, ArNoMo q SevjHo.
San Juan, 6-24-1911.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
MATTER Of FIXING
ALGODONES ROAD
TO Be DISCUSSED
All Automobiles in Albu.
Querque Urged to Attend in
Commercial Club at 40
p. m Friday.

Provided Ih, automobile owners of
Albuquerque make AN Intelligent de-.
teImlucd and persistent cnur rilut
100 'h, present time 30 is believed That
steps V'll lo raNuu af once .u uop1H
iHo ,uad between Al2uduue- tui Hct
uulillo which is now 100 % do1lofl1I"
condition and which should los 400
means 'o in -opl Shape before 'ho
Dumiug ot rbo uuscm mental m0.
tourists tuUIul DO, u,N toW VcCk-
With view co. brIu-.ug .nc natter
ui hN.U fn, road down 100 definite
.hHy rul % n. o. Sollcrs U tur ...
quest o. Stat, Engiuoor g. - Mile.
Uu- called O ucoIu- of ull motor oa.
owners .u lnuuuyrWD Ton 200 fo.
morrow uiahr 100 the Commercial Duu
S"ndu'W county has Appropriated
$500 toward REPAIRING thc road aud
d. is believed That tu.s sum iu UddI.
ton iu similar amount appropriated
10y Tine state. viii w 'hD highway ia
FIRST class form
Colonel SELLERS Will also bring to
th' atfra..ou ut the automobile own.
crs tomorrow usu' 100, question OF
providing suitable route for trans
con mental tourists IRON AluuQucI
que tu SuVou,D. following thc original
Trail tu tH. sunset mapped uut los
WrstgaII Or is believed chat 70 low
loads oi straw. thrown boo the bad
places ON the road south of Nhuqucy.
que and adjacent tu the Wesl mesa.
viii make things fairly uassahle
Albuquerque b. directly on the
sOufhpr ipIfp for trIus.poutiutufpl
tours and as overland travellers go IN.
iitolN on what those ahead ul them
say regarding he condition of tue
roads. 10 bchooyos This city 10 get busy
and DO something 20 attract the tour.
lists This way ~, to retain their good
traces
All motor car owners and others IN.
tcicstcd IN good roads are invited ana
urged 'o attend the meeting tomorrow
night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
HISTORIC PAGEANT
IS BRILLIANT AND
SUCCESSFUL
Armory Is Crowded Last Night
to Witness Spectacle Staged
Under Direction of Ladies of
St. Johns.

...
'". N'" '''l' i'''''' ''Id '' 'h'
','."'' '''' "'-'' 'n",' '"' auspices
'' ''' '""''N col 81 '"hH p"'lSh' a.
" ''n'''i i'' ''' Fpi~ opal 'h"I'h
'' '".' Guy. was I'D '''lN particular
90" .''.''''l.' ,' success. 'r'. ''''I'r
.'-''''' '. ".-''''' 'H" PAU .'u. lh-
"'.~' '' ''s -''I', I' vas earned
'"' '''' ''.-' '"'-- "''l ana ti''i
'' ''' cure 'l''-, Ni-. f''il'-
'''l l''''.''d ana MI Fran. D. 81
..'' I..'''' '''' I'.' 'h '''
'''.''' WIN mar 20
'''''''' "u" h'r
''''- women 100 ''i''''n
N''.''- 'I'''''N' Hili.' "'
'" '.'- N'N' DO 'n' |i"N'7-
''" 'i' humans. .'' '''- spanish
'''.'"'''- '''"" miners ANA 30
20. '' lh' r.'''''
900, ''' N'"I ''''. '"''.
.'''T '''''' ODD ''I. Nh''' ana
'..''.'' ' t'"'l''r "''U"" |"m
"' '- ''''' n.'.
'.''I b''''' d'I| 300 which 'h"
N''''. ''''' 90 u'lns '"-. Sew MrN-
''' 'i'l''". I'II'-'hird Ht 'N"
''''' '''' '' Ii'lN Nh''" dresses,
D" '. Ni'""Hl g. I''i
.''. ""' .''''' Ih ''t" blue u''d
''' ."- '"' Ih.O"u- in'u cam"
''' ''' .N..' N' ''iN" IiHnNIiu.
'. '' ''-'I'' %. .n'"'tun,
."'.- '"''.'" 7'"- Nh'u l'' N""n
'"''- LOW. Nn''' 'h' applause WAS
' 'N h'I-'l 'N' cowboys suddenly
'I'-'. 'lil HN"l NH|'~ Iu INt HII To-
.,, ''.'"'"' '' ''' h'"h''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
DAWSON BASEBALL
CLUB IS COMING
TO THE FAIR
Reorganization of Team Ell.
fected at Meeting Last
Night; Joe Smith and 7. L,
Kinney Managing the Ag-
gregation.

special dispatch was received Dos
this paper today bearing the exceed
lugly good uoVs that tho Dawson
baseball club WAS r,-ureaulzcd H-t
nlghi in order to tatr part iu tine
tournament here during the state Wr
next month. This viii b, welcome
news Goo AN the ball fans in th, state
ana BE- only ono evidence of thp inter-
est being taken loo the tournamct and
fair by am the live wire towns.
Tho members of the newly orRau-
lied team ut Dawson are Vrr,. en-
thusiastic over their prospects for the
FIRST money and they expect io win
now laurcis n the Tournaments The
Dawson club Is composed Of a bunch
of fash aggressive players who can 1c
depended upon tu show uF wen They
have been playing good teams and
have been holding up their cud and
then some. white local fans are pick
Ing NO winners. the, are saying that
the team that wins a.. first honors iu
the tournament viii NaNo Dawson to
contend with for hoy arc coming to
the fair to win
Tho officers Of the now club are
Joe smith, president. and r. l.. KIN
ncy secretary. As set no manager
has been selected
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
AND
LAS VEGAS BEGIN
SERIES Of THREE
GAMES TOMORROW
Maroons Arrive Tonight ;
Ladies Will Be Admitted
Free Friday Grays Expect
to Take Three Straights.
BERT GRAHAM WILL
PLAY FIRST BASE

TIuupN, u $3.50 o,lore tomorrow
,Ho first cot the series of Ih.r, games
between fur Nuuu,wp Gu,- aud
rur i.u- Vegas Nuu0ue V.li H, uu ~
Traction pWb Th. NaIuou-. accord
iul to Manager Dan pJutlu ui the
GuN.. JHc UoomDd Zoo Joiou Friday
SATURDAY, ami SuuUuN
The Nd.uuus haven .uD gHu.. %.
SHOW said MANAGE uJuiri today
We PLAYED 10 hard luDo lt Las We
gas la-i v,,k. oG. club was .U criu.
pied rUU 81, cuuld have ssnd yucuos
We wi'l have q stToug lineup 0ol nN
series. Including Erf Graham who
Will Iltl h,N ho-, Hangover V.ll
uHlu NccN~ u tHr pitching Ih.
E.HH.u 1910 Nrrh tomorrow uu lur'.
grover SATURDAY. N,,,s nil su ON
again SUNDAY We Um fba tho
NaIuous have goHJ .all cWn Huf
Al1ulu,ruU, Is going 'u -ro som, BAH
play .n- Uu8 gu.n. Iu .nc the home
team NIu fuIe" stugh'-
Ladies are Free.
Ey"r woman baseball fam u Nbu-
Qucrqo s cordial, invited To attend
The opening game oI 'hy srrics 20.
morrow Albuquerque boasts 70 mum.
hcr ot iannics ami they should AN
take advantage of the hospitality of
ia" tWo couJestIng Jggrogatious
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
DICK QUEENSBERRY
CAPTAIN OF AGG|E
FOOTBALL TEAM
Veteran Player Chosen to Di-
rect Destinies of Farmers
Squad This Season; New
Gym to Open Soon
tSpcclaI Correspondence 10 ncmld)


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lns'uh'rN u' the elias. 'i l'l- WAS
elected captain lu-ruu,tiN. uaNlug
PLAYED ou tHr "' aud .Iu football
t.lws N lhuruuahIN capable, u' 'gI.
nilus OBJ, requirements ni fh- office.
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and Ju, Iu-.ul.tu. Boot -uf. 3d.
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goo football team 90. uut usNu tuH
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n,.d u.I strengthen $50, tuu -r,ntN.
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body N.ua 'lH Windsor .n. elected
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mission .s composed ui iH' i"."Niue
o. members President Windsor N.,
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Temple. treasurer. John A. Anderson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
WILSON WINS HANDIIN
i1tON JOSEPH kNORH

'Tug Wilson, champion amateur
wrestler of Albuau,r-
qu" needs no Introduction Ca the fans
lie appeared ON the stage last night
Ia meet Joseph knorr OF Pittshurg.
Pa, IN catch-as-catch-can. stranglc
holds barred. strange holds barred
q was, and TUG proceeded tn pin
knorr Ia the mat twice in succession.
winning the match Johnnie took In
tho first fan In ten minutes and seven
seconds with "a hold that seemed 60
he cross between u hammer lock
and q sausage maker. WILSON carried
away the second fan and the match
In 10 minutes ana a. seconds with a
body scissors and arm hold
prcliminaric~ Good.
The prcliminHries last night we're
good an the way. Two bouts between
four small Youngsters who proved
themselves adopts "a the wrestling
Bame. were features of the progrlm.
Malice refereed the prcliminaries
aud Wilson refereed the main bout.