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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
PROPOSALS..


STATE or NEW YORK,
THE ADIUTAST GENERALS OFFICE.
Ne,y York state Arsenal. Both Street and tn
Avenue,
Now York city, october End, 1911.
Scaled rroposaIs will Ice received at the Ad-
i1fant Generals Office Both street and I'm Ave
,re New York civ until II o. clock noon sat
JrdnY. October l4th. 1911, Tor lufnlshlhs ono
Garoiene Automobile Truck.
sneclncations. giving conditions. etc. and
blank forms FOR proposals may be hSd on ap-
WILLIAM NERBECK,
The Adlutant General.
OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF
coiumb,a. October o 1911 Sealed proposals.
,yiu be received at this office until 2 O'Clock
o. M. October H. 1911, for construcuns a siable
frfudrg for the Street Cleaning Depni ment. 90
Le located on nar's OF lots % 10, inclusive,
square lo4a isoutheaaU. w lshngion' II. G.
Forms or proposals, spec hcatohH ana necessary
Information may De- obtained from Chlef CLERK,
Engineer Department. Room 42s, District Build
Inc washington. .. q. CUNO II RUDOLPH,
Holm A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM V. JUDsoN.
Commissioners, d. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
SOME NEW SLEEVES
rhey Share the Honors with the
Graceful KimOnO Form.

,voourh there can Re no doubt that the
80 sleeve has seen its best DAYS. this
I'M. IN the least mean that II has be-
IN. extinct Apparently 1t was chiefly
" aeSre for change and variety that
~ - ,ts partial undoing, and It seems
,r,possible that the beauty and grace
~ - made 70 almost the only sleeve for
- seasons Will give 1t a permanent
g.. (, the affections OF fashionable wom-
wen though many other styles may be
..ssroned along with IT,
.orpe cases new forms OF sleeves may
Nv. been adopted for the sake Of gaining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
D. A. r. PAYING DEE DEBT.

Washington. oct. 5.-The movement to
paw the debt Of about $4,000 on Continen-
tai Memorial Hall. the headquarters Of the
Daughters OF the American Revolution is
meeting with success. according 10 a re-
mort 10 the national board Of manage
,,ent The money is being raised by the
sale of Hquidating certificates.
The officers reported the Daughters Of
the American Revolution in hourishing
condition. The membership is said 70 have
grown 10 more than $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
RAILWAYS INVESTMENT HEAD.

Chicago. oct 5.-Mason b. Starring. pres
,dent OF the Chicago * oak Park Elevated
Railroad. has been elected head OF the
United Railways Investment Company, with
Stsdouarters In New York. according TO
a., announcement made here. The posi-
,to,, is said 20 be one Of the most important
a. Inc public utilities field In the country,
and pays d salary of more than SO,WO a
NeaT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06

F'a's and Lemons put up together IN
-s'nsiade at this season make a delicious
"tTFWeet' 70 serve at breakfast III
.1-e OF orange marmalade, which can
Il oe put up in the fan. owing 70 the
,''a'y Of the genuine bitter orange at
= season. This msrmalade rec&ls ou'
not simulate the orange confectloh'
basket Of pears into quarters Du'
Aot peel or core them. Add enough
.s' 70 them 20 prevent burning ana ie'
cook until tender. Press them
.lsi potato ricer. Measure the pup
..ae'ea. and 20 five cupfuls add inc
@ rnd " two lemons and also DIX
- 81 sugar Boil the whole on lhe
oi the stove after putting into
~. lined kettle When IL has cookeo
y. 'ery thick and glossy pour at once
a. 10Y steriIized Jars or cups and when
~ sea- with paranne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
LOST sANKBooKs.


y ITT{ROOK No. 457. S6s OF the Union Dime say
ings Bank is missing. ANY person naylng a., a
claim 10 10 Is hereby called upon 10 present "
- ssbook cancelled and a new one issued.
HANDBOOK No 1853, 5j7 Of the Union Dime say
ings Bank is missing. Any person haNlng a
claim 10 % is hereby calea upon 70 b.,yi',g said
saue within ten days or submit 20 ha1lHs saw
passbook cancelled AMI a new one lssGeu' ----
T4TT[ROOK No. Sos. 3s9 OF the Union Dime say
ings Bank Is missing. Any person hast.s :, ha
claim 10 ID Is hereby called upon 70 present tiie
sar,a 10 the bank within ten days or suuiHit :.
having said passbook cancelled ana TIC" o''
issued ----.---s-,- =.
TOsT on STOLEN -Bankbook No. 677sTl OF
he caruan savings Bank in the city OF New
YORK corner 4th ave. and l4th ST. iss.eu - Zee
Ploetz ir and Helen Ploetz. All persons a.,
cautioned against negotiating the same II 10Y
returned 70 the bank on the 2.th DAY Oh O1'0N7''
1911, a duplicate will be issued.
lost or STOLEN. Handbook No. $3.50 IO4 Oh
the German Savings Bank in the CITY OF &c"
Helen Ploetz ( ntrust for Arthur PloetL ~
,sreons are cautioned against negotiating lhe
same Il not returned 20 me BANK on 'ne - +"
day OF October 1911 dupucale VIII nc l31t
T0l:T, or, STOLEN -Bankbook No. 641, dS2 ot
tho German Savings Bank IN the Clty, OK Nt,
York corner Attn ave. and l4th 81, lssuea 10 DC
ctrou5e All persons are cautioned against ne
gotiatine the same. n not returned 10 me oauh
on the 2Tth day Of october. 1911, a duplicate
will be issued -
lost -T}aTI7Iook No 45s ga OF Dry Dock say
- - 1rs,i9ntton Anv nersou having claims
mon sai4 hook is called upon 10 present nc
same 10 the bank within thirty days pr lu,,,Id
hook will be declared cancelled ahd eAll'l-'''''N
and a new ono issued in lieu Thereon.
LOST -rankbook No Us. OOs OF Dry Dock say
ings Institution. Any person having Slai NE
,roS said bool, is called upon to present tne
ssr,e IN the bank within thirty days or the sou
boot, vviu he declared cancelled and extingulsheu
and a new one issued IN lieu Thereon. -
L0sT.-Bankbook No OFFSET, Bank tor saylns55'
$50 Attn ave, New York. Sil'@N' s'Oll'''
Please return book 70 bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
Five-Room Apartmel
WEST SIDE.

Do,b,-v Evav and 122d st.......... $500
11ss1-ee,t-.yr,, rafn 81O W IOgth ST.. 500
$3.50, 1si FTdrecombe ave. $40
Miami. $40 W 12lst st. ..'.'.'..'-''. 90
II,,.i..tbsa 51O W 1I3tn st.......... $40
1 49, 900 " iO5th st.......... $40
ESP NaiVer- Al Claremont ave. ....... $40
,-r--,n 3-a2 " g3d st......... 7S0
N ~ - t4ouea 1a1st st ard B'way $40
Heeud V,evy ninth and St. Nicholas ave. $40
go C'C,'rt F'way and 144th St.. 429
d 18th
Inc Inc 9T Viz e79 w fi6th st......... $50
rr,.r,... Court 90 " 1O6th st. 80. 900
IA ..iii ore al : " 18th ST.. 500
--ll. '.l'- ganrt 0Oe " 92d Stu. $50
. l J, ~ p',yav and S9th ST.. 400
H,,LLltss :. ~ tO5tb ~ ...........-... $50
IlwoQu' az, 70 149d st........ $50
5ona-tt 49,. 1-O Il 1OAth ft........ 500
FulHssIH - - I.o,b 81 q Convent ave . $50
SvLllu ',5o.I e. g n v-av ..... 49,. $40
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AND FOUND.

7--5s-s-1Tto Grafex camera downtown wednes-
day night reward. Return 10 faui thompson
10 Spruce 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
pRESSMAKING.

.pTIsTIc DREssMAKBR. Fine after, VIII
y -,,Ee street and evening gowns OF distinctive
niaNe, .easonabls priceB. remodelling. imported
ssHS "a" copied exceptionally high grade work.
iIsrrne 3439-M orninsside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
EXCURSIONS.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

WANTED. by elderly gentleman. room ana
toard Tor winter. Americans. state descriptions
and terms Address Harlem. Tribune Branch
Office, 1873 East 18TH 81.
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HELP WANTED.


Female
ysnfed Tor church work. Address Baldwin
Station b. city.
" 4NTFp- October II. two maids for country
position. 2ia hours from New J ork. COOK
u,apes Sa5. waitress. wages S22-S25; must M
Young girls and must have personal references
Proteetants preferred. five In family, write. Sli
r. n Baruum. Foxiurst Iarm Lime Roe"'
Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

rTARIEs WILSON'S Employment Agency
Telephone 2224 Plaza. al East olth 81. cup,
Mics drst class servants to private families. Al
rsf-ler investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06

r.. ''saer gives the following rule Tor
sp,. 'o'natO pickles. Have ready half a
A. Oi Green tomatoes. six large onions
=. psppers, a quarter Of a pound Of white
c. Seed and three tabiespoonfuls OF
Con-, seed Chop an together. PACK
beir. ayers with sprinkling OF SAT-
q ., s"eh layer only a small half cup
' VII De needed. Let the whole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED - Partner la the wholesale fruit ard
produce commission business. with about SJ,vo.
sood profits guaranteed will show books for seN-
sral years past fifteen years established A,
Box 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
-v9gwsTlNo AND TYPewRIrERs

tl5sT MT'LrIGRAPH typewriter LETT - Loo.
sI 20 get samples. Addressing. mailing. We
y%,,erheads. Advanced Typewriting Bureau,
la broadway Cortlandt 3dlI.
x,,5,.rOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau at. Catalogus
s,.ae All makes taken part payment; bargains
s fTnderwoods ReminEtons divers bmithA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
ur-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE,

Rober, FULTON Court. $50 w. f5eth st.. 81
campus, 80-41 Claremont ave. ......- -
Heathcote Hall 500 W li4th ST.
Gerard 527 W. 121st st.............
The Nathan Hale, TT Washington ave-
and lslst st......... =. .'..'s'..
The Ongiara, =. W. cor. way ana
parI Revere 147th 81. and Convent ave.
Grand View, s. W. cor. 155th ST. and st.
Nicholas ave. 49, ,.-oo..Ss'..,'
Hestherden Court, 5. W. cor. 1Istn ST
rngIe,v5od. us ". 18TH st...........
Rotherwood. III ". 177th st. :..::...-
Con+inental also Bway, at fT7th 81
CbiImark Hall. 501 ". 143d 81. .......
Putnam Court. $50 ". 104th ST.
Harriet ". 18Th st. ;..,;.;,'.-,.. $500.
Marc Antony. GA Cathedral PARKWAY
The Palermo. Riverside Drive & 11oth.
3 W iOSth ST.. near c. T. W..........
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EuaNlshEp ROOMS TO LET.

29s WEST SD ST. wEST OF BROADWAY
Large front room; also hall room, newly iuf-
nshed, reasonable 10 reliable party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
WORK WANTED.
Male

,,t4r,-FsF Position hv man who speaks
French German and some Chinese. Nd
dress a. J.. ~. Tribune Ofhca.
PAINTER and PAPERHANGER-s Specialist IN
,ri,.ate and ONCE work. Address p. T., Tribune
f-ptowu Ofire. 1864 BroadWay
-UFAr, ESTATE Experienced man wants man
lo,,ent ~ nroperty: can furnish bond; best
-sSGrences. money saving results Box -. l5l0
Cd ave.
WANTED BY a competent mechanic. who can
make all repairs, the care ana operation ~
Io,ises next winter: moderate charges first class
tefsrences furnished. Engineer, Box Al, Tribune
Ofnce.
1.or-,-C NAN % college graduate. desires post
ZION with chance for advancement. Box III,
Kenilworth, y. ].
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Female.

COMPETENT CANADIAN LADY wants :
borrs, occupation IN afternoons, reading 70
corvalcscent, etc. 4iiss DAVIDSON ho'el se''"e'
Goth q.
,, n E,sTCi 4 CEMENT as companion desired by
refined American woman, capable ana
tr,,sfworthy; could assist with houseseeplhE
-. 4, re0ffired. reference. Address Box 2sI,
New Canaan. Conn.
i,-v>-OCRAPHFR and TYPEWRITER. Thor
oDrhIv competent; familiar with offce work :
good. conscientious worker. Address MISS ~ -
foyt at Brooklyn.
vOT-SJG LADY. 10. with bookkeepers expert
encs wishes position az bookkeeping or clerical
work: willing 20 start at SO. references FUR
1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
SITUATIONS WANTED

OOMES IL 81 VA lOlNo WV GC.
Male.
re- ArrJyAN. .A1-CHAUFFEUR. o. K.-Both
bigbiy recommended years reference; last
,,r,,,fovsr cen. anv distance. Phone 1928 or
9G3a Plaza Morrows Agency, 0sth ST. and Lex
ington ave.
C0TPLE.-French chef; wife second cook or
drsf kitchen maid: excellent referencesi city
or country. will take club. 500. Miss Buck
iey's Agency. II West 42d- Phone. I4s'
Bryant
perienced with horses, carriages and furnaces;
HANDY AT garden work; can milki best references
FOR honesty. sObriety ana capabllty. ADDRESS
Rainey. care OF Brennan. S2O Atlantic ave.
GARDENER caretaker, farmer; American mar
RED all around man. city OF country. nr M,
283 West 125th 81 --------
MAN and wIFB. with boy. IS, generally use
M 81 waiting: wife good cook; husband arst
o,ass butler and coachman; reference. Potter,
223 East 36th 81.
NAN. understands horses, cows. poultry. garden
ing. Wife laundress first class reference j. H.
care Mrs Goodwin. Hoslyn, l. !, ---------
y,Trr English; visiting or permanent apart
T-ent travelling or family personally recon
,,erded Address valet. lO2 West 0oth 81. 'Phone
$3.50 Columbus.
Irsv,rr-r, MAN.-Married man, with cottage;
CO. .-IerSr. handy al anything. best written
M refsonaI references. Address by letter only
Mcf.iroy. 124 South 18th G'e.' MOUNT Nefnon'
" y.
Female.
Young s ,so eH' M,.s , Tsf
.'a.ss Agency 32O-322 9Th ave-. ninth nOor.
Teieubone 4627-Madson SQUARE.
COOK. CHAMBERMAID. etc; two sirls'
Gg,.edisb cook $40. chambernaid and wait.
r.ss. Sa5 together city preferred eFcellen'
references wilson's Agency Isl Last o''h
St Tel. 2224 Plaza. ---------
COOK German. thoroughly RELIABLE under
stands ali kinds OF cooking pest IeleIeho-s;
go, ,,itb Eitchen maid. Wilson's Agency, IA
East 57th ~. Tel, ia Fla-a- --.-------
COOK Swedish. neat. eompeteni,, private
Louse. 40 apartment. $50 excellent retsl
cpces. economical. good MANAGE wilson
Agency. I4l East 9th 81. Tel, zz.4 PlAza.
COOK and assist laundry by Young Wo ana Pc,
civ reference Present employer S-o west
nlst st
cooK.-Young irish woman good cook wei
recommended w Miss Hofmsyers Agency
600 800 an ave- ninth moor Telephone 4o-'-
Madison square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06

For 4 similar relish use two quarts Oh
r,inced cabbage. three onions. one quart
- green tomatoes, one red pepper Two
green peppers, a tablespoonful OF "in's
,,,uetard seed. a tablespoonful OF celery
Ia a tablespoonful OF salt. a cupful OF
brown sugar, pint Of vinegar anu a
,ablsspoonful OF tumeric. Prepare az III
tho foregoing recipe. The peppers ONIONS
and tomatoes should be sliced or cut i"'0
small pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
Some Seasonable Recipes

stand over night. In tho morning squeeze
a., and nut on 10 boil in about two quarts
Of vinegar Cook It'll tender When nearly
done add a pound Of sugar and put into
glass Jars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06

The following winter relish calls for two
o,ar+s Of white onions. two heads OF cab
bage. six green peppers. six heads or
celery two heads Of caulirower, two
ouarts OF green tomatoes. six red peppers
and one ounce Of celery seed. Sprinkle
nth salt and let stand over night In
,ho morning drain and cook until tender
in a sauce made by mixing two cupfuis OF
-four with three pounds Of brown sugar
an ounce Of tumeric and a gallon OF vine-
oar Be careful 20 sec that the -four forms
no Jumps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
Res gE,s, ORIENT CRUISE

reb a s4OO up for II DAYS including shore
ROUND THE WORLD TOURS.
Oct q, Nov IL and later.
Frank c. Clark. Times Bldg New YORK.
COOKS TOURS AROUND THE WORLD.
4Oth Annual Series. Send for Booklet.
553 Fifth Ave. $40 Madison Ave. n. z
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Three-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

Ashford. 1sf Cathedral Parkway.......
Tairvlew Court 1929 Broadway.
3OO-9O2 W 18th Ct. near Broadway
oregon 54tb ST. and Seventh ave. l.,
Sound View, 14Oth 50. & Convent ave-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06

wilton Apis. sol W. 1e4th st. cor. ..oo
s, Bw2y Court. " sos W. i;77th st..
cor st. Nicholas ave. ...- .......... ooO
SCHUYLER Arms 30T W. 9sth ST.. =
The Oakdale. 36-3s w 85th St.. ooo
az W 4Etb a. cbacbsJorsj -. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06

l. iia..,,, ,,rod seanstress: $50. G.. Miss HOf-
,,ai,sr,s Agency. 320-322 5th ave. ninth floor.
rr.ttsl.-hI,e aHgT-Aladison Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS.
Ready Reference List Showing Location Number
Rooms and Rent Which Will Save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tiresome Trips
INFORMATION FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT A GLANCE

Two-Room Apartment
EAST SIDE
Three-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE
al Park ave. .......''''..''''-'''
Six-Roorn Apartment
EAST SIDE
The southnoid. l45 e. s5th st..--....' Sl'ooo
Eight Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE
Hanover. Park ave. and $40 St. ..,.:. S 1'sSo
The Mayheld. 10 East ION st.......'' I'ooo
Nine-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE
Meteor II z. osth observation-disclosures. $1,000
Ten-Room Apartment
EAST SIDE
IL z s7th t........---...-.. 'oOoo
Eleven-Room Apartment
EAST SIDE
III Madison ave. Neutrality-suspicious. sooo'
Fourteen-Roon' Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
The verona. 80 z. cath st............. $1,000
Two-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1911-11-10

.Cou,inucd IN Page >
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1911-11-10
A Comparison of the San Joaquin
Valley of California With the
MimbreS Valley, NeW Mexico
By R. Bediehek
BY R. BedieAek

ct ANDS in the san joaquin br, it they did not sell the pump,
l. Valley at California under or the engine OF motor, it they
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1911-11-10

or TIE engine or lNotOt, " lll'N
did not sell the rugln" ur motor.
High Efficiency; LoS Cost
The thing, ct Cuursc, To b,
almrd AT IN amy installation Is
high efficiency and low opvrat.
my cost. At the present time
the operating cost IN tuC san Jo.
auuin valley - about uhr hat
what It - here M tine Mmbrc~
valley Tho pumping mead u,
tins section ul California - -
feet. H. against an ave rage
pumping head here IN tuc Man.
brc> valley ct 80 feet. Tury use
No ! engine dl~tllatv at from IL
To II cents per gallon, as against
engine uaptua here ~ - cents
per gallon And. further. slight.
~ more water i used mere tutn
IN luC san Joaquin valley, winch
under present conditions, would
bring the cost here To ABOUT two
and uail times ~ much, or,
taking alfalfa a. a Da>tN, II re-.
uulrcs about S6 ~ Nuci ana Tub.
rlCating cost To Trlgatc an acr"
here. aS against =. 80 IL the san
joaquin NaNcy. counting the a
mount ul water used 1T two and
a halt acre feet.
Now they ~ci their alfalfa ia
the San Joaquin valley al - az
~ dollars per ton, ANA tt"S
raise about eight tons per acre,
making al the outs d a gross
WELD ul So per acre. Tuc Min.
brcs alley farmer produces
seven tons To tine acre WulCu ne
sells TAT the least ,Stimdt,) ior
Sl5 per ton, or a gross ylcld per
acr" oi >'I' mus 'U' M'"p''N
valley has an advantage "l 'il'
san Joaquin valley OF SlH gross
WELD per acre. II cost hOw"r
cr. - 80 NOR" To rlS" It crol
here. which cuts down Ia" AT.
vantage 10 SljGu y" acre, oven
ana above the amount wucu cd.l
be- AIKEN from an are IN m San
.InauuIu yal ry
mn. .rp,ro,c. in nnnr,,,r.
~
'"'' may VI
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1911-11-10

SitN Der acre. Land under irrl
CATION IN the Mimbrr~ valley
sells tor hall that figure, while
there j. stu greater dI~Crcpan
cIr> In price between thu raw
lands ui these two valleys, unlm
proved irr gable lands IN the
Mmury> valley selling tor from
- To 80 per acre, whereas uu
improved lands la thc San Jua
uuiu valley sells luu from $50 To
500 per acre Tia, difference
IN price - explained bN the tact
that the California valley - old
go than the New Mexico valley,
amt farmers uaNr had time to
bring It INTO a higher stat" ut
rultI,atiuu.'
THIS statement was made bN Il
man who udd larmvd tor years
IN tine San Joaquin valley ul cali
lorna. ANA who nau been mvc>u
eating MuuUrc~ valley conditions
lur ~cyrrI muntu> with a view
To buying "a larm mere tie tucn
pIorccdcu Ia enter into a more
elaborate comparison ui tine two
IucaIltlv~
California Method Different
''Th, California method OF put
ttuu auvn webs M SAID, is
vera, different from the method
rupIo\rd here. The California
method - briefly. TINS The reg
MAR ,lzr hole j. - inches. The
casing Is out down a. the hole
: purru. a >uuc being fastened
onto TN, nr,t lulnt of the casIng
winch follows immediately after
rnr anger. Tine casing COMES IN
short Innts winch are riyItrd To
r.thrr. one stylr beng collar
r.,.,nu ana the other slip casing.
tine latter Dring preferable be-
ruusr stronger. \ lug of the
,,,II D., kept. ana wncn sufficient
urpth d, attained. a prrfuratur j.
InArrrd INTO the casing to the
water hearing strata. where It
SIM, tine casing. thus lrtung IN
the water. y plt Is then dug a
round the casing d""h L" th'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-03
Batter Betters Their Averages
Fewer LOw-Hit Games in Ameri.
 can League Last Season

In spite of the. fact that it is said that the official baSeballS used by the National and American leagues are similar in every respect-in fact, the same ball under a different name-the figures show that while the pitching in the older organization varied but little in efficiency from the year before. in the American there were many less boxmen who twirled games of few hits. For example, in the National League there was not a single no-hit game either this year or last. There were six one-hit contests in 1910 to ten in 1911, and nineteen two-hit con- tests last year to seventeen this sea- son.
 In the American League, on the other hand. the difference was very games pitched each season but there were only three one-hit games this year as against thirteen last year; only thirteen two-1it games in 1911 as against twenty-eight in 1910, and but twenty three three hit games during the present season as against forty two a year ago.
 As no less an authority than A. G. Spalding has declared that there is positively no difference in the compo- sition of the two baseballs there are but two conclusions to draw from these figures. One is that the Ameri- can league batters were hitting hard CT in 1911, and the other that the pitchers in the younger organizations were not as good as they were the year before. Ed Walsh of the White Sox and Joe Wood of the Red Sox twirled the hitless contests. Neither of them had ever performed the feat before. Both were also in the one-hit list.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-03
Rube Waddell Had
 To See That Fire
Eccentric Pi.char Jumped Over Fence Whie Game Was in
 Progress to Visit Blaze

Connie Mack. in a Western Hewsra- per, tells the following story of that great but eccentric left handler. Rabs Waddell. He says:
 We used to put Ru6e in eestrs field when we weren't pitching him He never wanted to sit on the bench. and we had to humor him or be wouldn't have stayed on the lot. that's all He was a bully fielder, foo. One day we were having quite battle with some team. and Rube was cov- ering centre field for us We wers being hard pressed. With only one out the other team filled the bases in the fifth inning and brace of good batters were up. We had two strikes on the next man, and then something happened.
 "A black cloud of smoke appeared in the sky back of centre field, ana a little later blaze Then came the clashing and clang of fire bells and the chatter of horses hoofs. I happen ed to look in the direction of the blaze. High up on the centre field fence saw Rube perched, looking at the blaze silhouetted against the red glare of the confederation. I let out a blast that nearly woke the dead. Rube heard me and looked around. Hs seemed undecided as to his next move. but he wasn't long in making up his mind With a. graceful salute of his hand, as if to say, So long, feIiowsT he dropped from sight on the other side of the fence and was on his war to the fire"