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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-12
Special DISPATCH 10 The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
PHILADELPHIA, October 12.-About
the only thing connected with the coming
worlds series that can be prophesied as
pale blue cinch Is the certainty that
the result will hinge almost entirely
upon the effectiveness of the pitchers or
the hitters, which is all the same thing.
as pitching effectiveness Is measured SOLE
ly by the hitting effectiveness Of the OPP
posing team. While all the essential de-
tails Of the great national frolic will fig
ure more or Less in the result of the
coming series, the same as it does in any
single ball game, still, if the pitchers OF
one team are unable to stop the hitting
Of their opponents that team is doomed to
defeat in spite of any exceptional bril-
liancy by it's members in other quarters.
The coming series between the Ath-
letics and the Giants will see opposed
to each other two pitching forces that.
as nearly as any comparison of pitchers
performing in two different leagues can
be formed, are about equal in effective
ness-pitching forces that possess iden-
tically the same qualities that make for
success in their line of endeavor. and
whose weaknesses are the same. The
opposing
Mathewson and Marquard for the Giants
and Bender and Coombs for the Athletics.
These men will bear the brunt of the bat
tie.
The similarity of these two opposing
pitching forces both in their strength
and Weaknesses is exceptional. Each
side has one pitcher who can be abso-
lutely relied upon to deliver the goods
in crisis, and who are at their best
In crucial contest such as the impend-
ing struggle. These two pitchers. who
will probably oppose each other in one
of the most skillfully pitched duels that
has ever been contested in world S
series, are Mathewson Of the Giants and
Bender of the Athletics.
Mathew son and Bender are each the
same type of pitcher. Both rely largely
upon their ability to diagnose the weak
nesses of opposing batsmen. and both
possess exceptional ability in this line
against strange teams, hitters with whom
they are entirely unecquainted. The
fact that in the coming series each will
be pitted against a team that he has
never faced before will not lessen the ef-
fectiveness OF either Both Mathewson
and Bender have exceptional control. and
neither ever waste a pitch unless there
is we'll planned strategy back of the
move. Neither man is what might be
termed ''strike-out" pitcher. both de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-12
ALLSTARS
ATHLETICS.

Totals. sI3 IL ~ 10 Totals. Is 2tl5 q
'Batted for r. Collins in the seventh.
fBatted Sor kranse in the eighth
All Stars. .'.......... - o. . 5 Y-I3
Athletics. q y 3 o o. 4
Sacrifice hits-R. Collins Barry Two ba g.
hts-Oidring CD. Davis, Gessler. Elberfeld.
Three-ba hit--E- Collins. Home run-Krause.
field Mcbride. Bases balis-Oh Morgan =:
on krsuse, ): OF coombs, .; od Muiiin. l. Left
on bases-AllStars. 10: Athletics. >. Hits-Off
Morgan. IN three innings: of Krause Il in four
innings: OF Cocmbs. In one inning: OF H. Col
Inns, - i'm seven innings: OF Mulliu. in two
innings. Struck out-Ry krause, =: by Coombs
|. Umpires-Messrs. Egan and Dineep. 1sme
of camel hour and 55 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-12
Madrigalian Comes Back.

Madr4salian. who beat Question Mark
last Thursday and ran third to Racquet
and Bob r. Monday. had little trouble
getting away from Lochiel, Henry G.
BedwellS first out at Laurel, in the third
race Madrigalan was in a class by her
self as far as comparison OF form can
be made. and romped away with the lion .
share OF the purse. Madrigalian was rid
den by Byrne. who conducted himself
admirably.
Not content with u second place Bed
Well sent StickSr in as a sleeper in the
fourth race. and when ii is considered
that the filly beat such good ones as Don
aid Mcdonald, Question Mark. lima.
John Reardon. Racquet and Helene, it
must be granted that in the daughter of
Yankee and Court Plaster the western
turfnan has "A mammal that Is likely to
figure in future events at the track.
Twelve OF sixteen entries undertook the
running of the sixth race, a five and a
half furlongs affair that proved "a walk
over for Love Watches. Many thought
the Capps colt would miss Jockey Dugan.
hut Jockey Troxler. who has ridden IN
days past with much success on western
proved as capable as Eddie did
A week ago. and had no trouble Eliza
beth Harwood ran rafting race, but
was mixed up in the field during the run
ming and had difficulty in getting a
chance TO stretch out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE
How They Stand.

Yesterdays Results.
New York Brooklyn. rain.
Games Today.
New York at Brooklyn.
Ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-12
Games Today,

New York at Brooklyn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-12

The police have been instructed to ar
rest all SPECTATORS who try to sell tickets
in Sth avenue and at the Speedway en-
trance to the granAstand. There seems to
be no doubt that some Of the tickets have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-12

Chicago at Cincinnati.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
ARIZONA NEWS Of
INTEREST

D. ID RYAN, copper aud steel mag
nate, " y. Corey. former president
OF the United states steel corporation:
q $. AgAssiz, vice president OF the
'alumr ana Hoelai " - Thornton.
Ircsidru, uf the Greene Consolidated
Copper COMPANY 4 l.. Fnstcr of IN,
London Exploration company and pr
L. - Nlrkrtt-, general manager of
the Green rauuuoJ ana associated
properties. passed through Bisbcc ,n
route to Canauca whore they inspect
go mo camp They ALSO visited Miami
and Globe.
The Tucsou-El pa-n telephone line
is in operation. n Nas formally OPEN
od whom Mayor Human invited Ma
Nor Kelly to visit Tucson lu return
Kelly asked HUFFMAN 60 bring bun D
ol Tucsouitos 90 the ~ Pis1 statehood
oDlohratiuu Tomhst1u, talked with
~ pasu a month previous
County Recorder bradbury has RE-
coiNod another baton of lo,1tuu me-
tic,s for the oil hands n IN, Nrrd"
valley The locations tgGrcRatp ~
acreage eight sections There appears
tn o., me- abatement va th, oil land rN-
cltcmaut of The verde valley
TIc glad hand committee of the
university Is meeting ull trains day
ana night Welcoming the new aad old
students The committee was appoint
od by Dr Wldo Tho university viii
uprr officially mo latter part of The
week but CLASSES win not begin until
next Monday
Chicf Justice Edward Kent chief ~
Tho supreme court of Ariznno, has re-
turned from his vacation, most ~
which was spent "a his old homo In
Maine while in the cast he called ON
President TAFT, who expressed his re-
Rrot 10 him that his western trim aha
not include visit 10 Arizona.
Establishment eft what b. claimel
to be- the first hacterlologiCnl ana path
illogical laboratory In Arizona has
been completed at ~. Luke's Episco-
pal homo at phoruiX M q cost ui
Si500, u ~ in charge Of sir william
warner Hopkins The experiment
this year OF keeping the home open
an summer has proven successful
The school trustees of tho Dnn-
can district has issued statement do
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
FOR SALE.
ron SNII,

iOI SALE
tfuUu- 2"-uur, ranch, D. mile from
bridge. 800 acres iu alfalfa. 300 acres
sugar olur NrN cement block
heus.; good barn. ph.eNn house
and urII
$1,000 VIII buy good siN-room nous"
p splendid condition. WIN slHir
nud fruit trees. lIIguau5.. urtr
shops
$4,000 t-room modern cottage. cost
front ml lot Highlands. Just on
central
f4u0O-SiV-rocm modern Now hung
allow North mn struct $1,000
cash, balance eight per cent
$1,000 .i-ruum modern brick Two
screened porphcs barn. chicken
house aud good outnu.l1nss. Lot
idaNii2. improved oud roo in good
condition. Highlands ldrol for
hcuth
ron RENT.
Sls.uO-. 3-room modern Furnished
apartment Gas. electric hgh's
S'O. 00.-,-ronm modern brick, ! block
from central Highlands.
JOHN ". MOORE REALTY 60.
I1HE INSURANCE.. RENL EST N1E.
LOANS NND hHSTR \CTS.
"a West Gold ave. phone ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
SUMMER RESORT.
TIIE COZ NTHY cum.
In CarnucI Tliprus Cpn.u...

Tho most ideal country oruD In the
southwest Lduch. refreshments ana
pleasant smiles with aii the freedom
of country lie 10 accorded to all.
parties that desire TO invite their
friends for an outdoor dinner can
send their order by phone. Aud be-
fore reaching there everything VIII
Ice In readiness, without waiting or
taking the trouble TO do your own
cooking
Carnucl Country club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
THE WANT AID SEES MORE PEOPLE in ONE DAY THAN YOU CAN SEE

me 2lst day Gf september. \ u. l9l1.
Wrnos. my hand ana the Great
Seal ui The T,ritor, of Now Mexico
WILLIAM ! MILLS
Bg the Governor.
NATHAN JAFFA
Secretary uf New Mexico
Back From soeorro
superintendent OF Public instruction
T. Clarl, has returned from Socoru
where De- visited thr schools and he
SAYS thar they arc lu fine shape ile
was exceedingly pleased with the
methods used by superintendent Cat
maith Mr. CLARK also visited the
school q. Mines ana said that while
th'ro are bat thirty students iH that
hool now thc number Us considered
GOOD 'Or This time OF Tho year
Otero County
Travelling Auditor John Jocrns has
received The FAX ,oll uon Otoro coun.
los which shows @ slight loss this year
compared with Lest year Tine assess
meut I1r 1910 was S2tNiH2N ami Ion
1871 DO was s. l1G.29N showing q loss
OF s. $3.50 Among the items at in.
crease are agricultural lands. S3i.t3N.
Improvements on city lots. $IS.65l .
gents, S2l51. stocks IN bank Sti 500
Among The items in the decrease col
umn are grazing lands. SEAL water
plants. $4,000. cattle siO.579. mer
chandisr. Sl9I3G. fixtures. t13 500
! lumber sN.Ul1 honey ,ccs SIS 800
For the Treasury
Territorial Treasurer VI \ Oter,
, bias received the sum Of xiGG IRON
| Game and Fish Warden Thomas T.
Gable
At Hail Mast
Through slip IN The rope the nal
on the capitol today dropped 10 mai
mast, but u was quickly hoisted &,
i-tnll mast Judge A T.. Morrison wa.
Inmoug those who callol Tie attention
/ at thc capitol authorities to the flag
! plight
Change m Messenger.
Charles J ECkcrt ha. resigned "a,
m, songor In the T. 3 Weather bureau
/ in take % position iu The Fins. Nutiana
bank tie has been succeeded hy ]
e. Feidman. temporarily uutll q civi
service examination can be- held
Work ON Albuquerque Road.
The Good Roads commission through
Territorial Engineer Charlie. u Willie.
| has offered 10 make AN additional an
! preparation Of 500 for the road bo
! tween Albuquerque and Algnnes II
B'rnnlillp county gives 81 500 the 10
| ial ueing deemed sufficient 10 nuisl
! the link that will complete 600,
road from mo Duke Citl no the cabitai
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
Ere Prevention Day.


The great annual loss oi life and
property bN brc lu This country Is one
iHaf should command the serious at.
t,uiiou of our citizens The pen CAPT.
90 loss loo Sew Mexico during jnt
past ,oIr from fires is over ono dollar
lOi rNcN man. woman aud child Win.
Ia um borders The chief factor Io.
suOuslHl, Ton this loss ls ,ar"icssness
ana tho utor lack 0t personal rcspon.
-inilitt loo the removal ol causes po.
dnrfiYo of fires
ln order that this matter may ho
properly brought 20 the attention ot
pur people lO herehV nppolnt Mon.
da. Oconor gth. 1911 to be Fire Pre-.
UnJOn nay. and I urgently recon.
mruI hat propDrtN owners ON said
daN give personal attention GO the ro.
uoyal oft rubbish and debris from
lhcU premises thar conditions which
bring about nros bo examined into aud
rem died thar the various board Of
education throughout the territory
ui,l hose iu who's, hands hc lives
and snioiy of oHr school children and
the wards u our hospitals ANA ias'itu.
ruus aIe iuimst,d. make special ol.
iou in me protection Thereof
The authorities ul nrr cities ANA
towns ave urged Co take such ploCau'
uons as viii tend 10 reduce This cnor.
Wous waste and I further recommend
thu, appropriate exercises bee held N
uW public schools aud that u-tuc-
lions ON The common iirc hazard bee
rNcu therein, ana that HE day be-
made lu" occasion of ire proven.
ton which is dpiug so much fo rc.
move hazardous conditions
Done 90 The executive office ihls
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
FOR SALE

ilU10--s-taom brick. mod m south
EUIh ST.. clos, Zoo
t-Iuu .-a.rnom frame. modern an
HIfI near ear lone.
tt2o0 t.ruuw huugnlsw. modern.
Hrre ''i ronJ uu'uu'brrs. uuc i"-
cation.
$4,000 .rHuW r"m., bath. lul ,uy
lt'. suJb. auI rut ir.... .I'.. boo.
$4,000 i.Iulu rwu. modern.
lawn, ,M0k yard south riW So
$1,000 G.roum mudrrl BUNGALOW.
Nuih IGN street
$500 i-ruum -~iaout finish mod
ern residence hu, water heat. large
TOT good outhulldincs. CLOSE In
s275O.-5.ruum brick. modern. good
shade. y Second 80 close Ia
MONEY TO LOAN
EIItF INSURANCE.
| A. FIeiSC her
~ SOUTH FOUHTn STREET..
Next TO New PoStofHos. Phone s7A
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
OFFICES FOR RENT.

ron RENT-Two front Offices with
an modern convenience In the new
Grant building, 3l3a West Ccnirnl
avenue. IS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
Change IN Messenger.

Charles j Eckou has resigned as
me songcr In the I 5. Weather bmcau
In take "a position In The Firs National
bank he has been succeeded hy ]
e. feidman. i"mporaiily untll civil
service examination can be- held
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
LOST

LOST White and brown face bull pup
Return 10 2i3 5. First 81 a. reward
esp
lOST-Male bull terrier pup about 4
months old whRc with brlndlc patch
over Right eve and brndle spot on
back small round scar on one side
Reward II rcturnc1 10 1D2 " Coal
LOST-Conklin fountain pen; return
T. ". Kent. ne south Third street
Reward a-tf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
HELP WANTED.-.Ma

WANTED .-Goud bench carpenter
Chicago Min aud Sash co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
TYPEW RITERS.
CLAIRVOYANT

Madam Harris. clalrvoyant from
childhood, VIII 'cll you what Won
want 10 know You say or write
nothing Readings daily 52i West
Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
PARCEL DELIVERY
DELIVERY sEIiNIcE.

phunr a.. Albuquerque Parcel De
livery Prompt service and aatisfac-
ton guaranteed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE 6.room modern house,
Highlands. Two choice lots Perca
Addition. First rcusonu ntc offer takes
them. Fleming Realty CO., Stern
Bldg. lGf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25

Foll' SNIE-l'iyc-room house. mod
cru, east front; cheap IL taken az
once. AZ North 5th S. san
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
HELP WANTED. Female.

WNNTUu-Gjrl for general house.
work. 500 Eat Grmd Telephone
1855. %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25

be- 2lst day al september \ ~ 1871.
Witness my hand ana the Great
Seal uf the TERRITORY OF Now Mexico.
WILLIAM j MILLS
llE the Governor.
NATHAN IAFFA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
At Halt Mast.

Through o slip IN the rope the ilag
on the capitol today dropped 10 hal'
mast. hut it was quickly hoisted 10
rnli mast Judge A T.. Morrison was
among those who callol Tie attention
of me capitol authorities to the flag +
might
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
Back From Soeorro.

Territorial Treasurer " \ Otero
bias received the sum OF SlGG from
Game and Fish Warden Thomas T.
Gable
The Winslow mail., 1911-06-24
new RAILROAD
IMPROVEMENTS

On the same day that the San
ia Fe's traffic agreement with
the Frisco lines goes into effect,
which will be September 1, the
Santa Fe will inaugurate a
through train service between
Los Angeles and San Francisco.
This train will make the trip be-
tween the two cities in fifteen
hours, which is faster time than
is made by any Southern Pacific
train except the Owl.
1t is understood that the Los
Angeles San Francisco train is a
part of the agreement between
the Santa Fe and st. Louis &
San Francisco. At any rate the
through service is to be inaugur-
ated. This is one of the numer.
Gus moves the Santa. Fe has
made of late to give the public
better service.
Phoenix is vitally interested in
the agreement between the two
roads for it gives a through ser
vice from st Louis to Ash Fork
entirely eliminating the change
at Kansas City. Instead OF
passing through Kansas City,
the passengers for the west will
pass through Ayard, Oklahoma,
and over the Belen cutoff.
The Winslow mail., 1911-06-24
JUDGE BUNCH
PASSES AWAY

Stafford, Ariz., June 15.-A tel
egram has been received at Solo
monville announcing that Pro
bate Judge T. S. Bunch has
passed away at sanltariun IN
Los Angeles where he had gone
only week ago to get the ben
eft of a lower altitude.
Thomas. S. Bunch was born
near Berryville, Arkansas, nearly
SO years ago and after complet-
ing a law course aud being ad-
mitted to the bar, he came to
Arizona in 1888, settling at ST..
Ohns. Here he served two terms
as district attorney and later
moved to Holbrook where he
held the same office. From Nav.
ajo county the family moved to
Flagstaff where Mr.. Bunch en-
tered the race for the legislature
and was elected.
The family came to Graham
coun ty about eight years ago
and Mr.. Bunch was honored by
his party with the office of Pro
bate Judge which office he held
at the time of his death. A wife
and three sons survive. E. C.
Bunch, principal of the Clifton
schools is a brother.
Deceased was prominent in
Masonic circles, being Deputy
Grand Master of the Grand
Lodge, F. and A. NJ, and Grand
Patron of the Grand Chapter OF
the Order of the Eastern Star.
The body will arrive in Solo
knoxville, tomorrow in charge
of his son Ed. Bunch of Ell Paso,
and the funeral will be held from
the late home the same after
noon. H. A. Morgan of Wilcox,
Grand Master of the Grand
Lodge F. and A. M. will be in.
charge of the services which will
be conducted by Stafford Lodge
No. 16, of which the deceased
was Bisbee Review.
The Winslow mail., 1911-06-24
Will Move Out Sheep.

"We have a good many sheep
and quite a few cattle on the
ranges in the upper part of Nav.
ajo county, where grass is not
very plentiful" " said Watson
Holmes of Holbrook, Ariz., who
came in today with 800 head Of
ewes. Mr.. Holmes is one of the
pioneer sheepmen of that section
of the mountain range, having
been there 27 years.
"The government reserves are
we'll stocked, and the outside
mountain ranges are we'll filled,
considering the amount of feed
there is. We will now move out
the surplus number of sheep and
cut down the supply to CORES
pond with the amount of teed on
hand" "
The Winslow mail., 1911-06-24
NOTES.

NOTES.
Hesser's S hat was pippin!
The Indian catcher was on the
job.
No one killed and few were
seriously wounded.
Those green pants savored OF
"smearca Sc cheese"
The fats want wide bats-so
they can hit the ball.
Fatty runs like a dry creek
in the fall of the year.
That silk tile was dozy-but
a little bard to balance.
Scissor Bill" the fireman,
struck like he was trying to hit
a frebox.
Fouls were not in the game
they were reserved for the even
ing session.
Marvellous game-due to the
great generalship of the UNI
pires.
The Winslow mail., 1911-06-24
Heard the Jingle.

A good story comes from Chic
ride on Fathers Connolly AID
Vabre, the well-known dlvines
Of the Catholic faith, says Oar
Mineral Wealth. Of Kingman.
| Sometime since they visited
Chloride on their clerical rounds
and stopped at the Metropolc,
the leading hotel of the camp.
The hotel was crowded on this
occasion and only one room with
one bed remained for the two
distinguished guests.
In the morning Father Vabre
arose with the lark and in his
hurry to get into the noted Chic
ride sunshine, pulled on the other
reverend gentleman's pants in
stead of his own. Walking up
Tennessee avenue, he met needy
stranger who asked him for the
price of a meal.
"My good man, | am sorry,
but | have not a cent with me-"
said the priest
"But, Father, you must be mis-
taken, as | hear a jingle that |
have often heard before in my
palmy days, before prosperity
took flight and left me stranded
on the rocks of adversity.
."To show you replied his rev
erence, II will empty my pock-
cts
He did SO, and out rolled enough
silver to feed the hungry man
for a week. The look of sur
prise that spread over the face
of the follower ofthe cross would
have won the prize ON canvass
at an art exhibit.
Here, take it all, brother in
distress. The appearances are
against me.
On his return to the hotel he
said to Father Connolly: Fash
er, a miracle has happened Last
night was without funds to
pay for my breakfast, but this
morning | met a hungry man
who insisted on the price of a
meal, when, lol delving down
in my pocket, what was my as
constituent to find it heavily
laden with silver. 1t was sure q
miracle"
Miracle, miracle, said Faith
er Connolly. Get out of my
trousers. can't quite get into
yours Williams News. s
The Winslow mail., 1911-06-24
GIVE DRY-FARM-
ING A BOOST

Do you want to do a great
service to your immediate com
munity. to yourself Individually
and the cause of bringing the
dry-lands under cultivation?
We take it that you do, and we
are thus addressing you IN the
The Winslow mail., 1911-06-24

active assistance III this noble
work and any contribution will
be neither too large or too small
to be accepted for this fund. All
contributions should be sent to
Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg, PRESCOTT,
who has charge of this fund.
CONTRIBUTIONS:
Monday Club Prescott, S 5000
Education Committee,
of the Ariz., Federation
OF WOmen's Clubs. .... 1000
Industrial and socialcom.
OF the Ariz., Federation
of Wome's Clubs 1000
PRESCOTT.
Mrs E. S. Clark ; 90
Mrs. ] B. Clercland -. 500
Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg 800
Mrs. L. c. Smith. 500
Mrs. E. II. Week 800
DEWEY.
Mrs. Thos, H. Reynolds $50
A little girl, no naue -. 10
TUCSON.
Women's Club ....... $500
Collegiate Club $500
PHOENIX.
Harmony Club ....... 1000
Women's Club annually, $500
Friday Club ...... 1900
Conservation Club. 80. 100
YUMA.
Women's Club ......... 800
HUMBOLDT.
Blank Verse Club 5 90
Total $21S 60