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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-28

Associated Press.
Mexico city. Feb 27.-Thc taking
* Juarez today lacks the importanc,.
which the same occurrence had when
Madero wrested IL from the Diaz gov
ernment IN the opinion of the admin
istration 1fficials. Then II was point
ed out that Ia was the browning event
nf a long series OF operations when
the entire country was IN sympathy
with the organized revolution. while.
IL is contended. the same circum-
~ tlnces q, not exist today
President Madero. in his comment
tonight. said the surrender was I'M
der his instructions that such steps
a. might be necessary be taken %
prevent firing into American terri
tory.
The plan of the government now is
% starve out the rebels with. II D.
hoped. the cooperation of the United
States authorities
Notwithstanding the official view.
however. many here. Mexicans and
Americans. are OF the opinion THAI
the possession OF the city VIII 20 far
toward putting new animation into
the revolt. Today's events also haze
gone far toward reassuring the Amer
leans here. However many are pre-
pairing "a leave the country. The
american ambassador has expressed
satisfaction over the clearing o. the
situation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-28


Iorreon, Mex. Feb 24--Ameriran
residents oeSeiged at Naiardena .oday
Appealed 10 the military commander
asking mat troops DE- sent saying
they have been subject 70 robbery
A" ronsh haho'ihs- Inc reply was
n""e 'ha' 'nere are hoi sui'ioieh'
''oopS IN iorreoh TO comply ihe
'o'r'snr'S ~ '1'a'uena A'e ""'ao'-
'''''' ~ vi X"
"eNi'o n.y. rto. -'. i'i- foi-
'o"lhs III signed statement gwen
""t ~ ffesineh' Madefo upon neihs
S"""" '"e press "'SpA''hrs "h"o"hc-
'"s 'he surrender OF "hi'h ~ the
time he had no' received any OIL
''ai a"Niee' Sa'n'
The government does not consider
Juarez 70 b. of particular strategic
Importance. Proof Of this j. IN the
fact that IL maintained there lcither
a hrge military force nor munitions
~ var has been made no attenpt %
defend the point a. would have been
the case had Juarez been place of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-28

Associated Press.
Houston. Texas. Feb. 27.- Nation
al Committeeman Johnston in "a
statement tonight declares IN favor
or p0stp0nement 0f ~ Baltimore con-
venfi0n f0s week at least
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-28
FALL OF JUAREZ GIVES REBELS.
OPENING FOR RRECEIVING ARMS
Madero Thinks Occupation at Juarez Not Significant.
Washington Government Relieved That Tension is
Removed Without Need of American Intervention.
Americans Badly Treated Near Torreon

was replied 10 by the defenders. and
then marched into the city and took
the city. fired "a single v0lley. which
possession without disorder
Campo SAYS ~ win leave only 800
men AZ Jnsrez when he goes south 10
meet Or0zco In control OF chihuahua.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-28
REBELS APPOINT OFFICIALS.

III Pas0. Texas. Feb 27.-Follow-
ing the seizure 81 the city the Vas
quistas appointed q set OF municipal
officials and arranged for policing
the city. Tomorrow ~ announced
that communication with Fl Pas0
will BE- resumed. Except for minor
disturbances there has been no dis
order.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-28
SAN BENITO, Texas
The GEN CITY Of the RICH and FERTILE Lower Rio GrAndt
Valley


s1i ~ @s' !. m north q 5ESwnsvle situated II ths
nan and Sss . hs ad sarTH mS:rsa TS%
agricultural shipping point the Houston
Brownsville line OF the Frisco Railway system.
THE PRE-EMEEECE q SAN BENro a. a city and its sur
rounding AGRICULTURAL community proposition
over any other town section follower RIO GRANDE VAL
LEY has been established successful refun
The MARVELLOUS growth and ADVANCEMENT o. this ai4 VI
YEAR OLD CITY wonderful nrvrr v
q The farm land tributary 20 the SAN BENTO IRRIGATION CA
Nal SYSTEM are the source of ABATEMENT and AsT0NsH
MEET 20 the VISITOR easily CONVINCING this il tha
PLACE TO LOCATE u h. desous OF enjoying health
na,ey attaining financial INDEPENDENCE. NJ Just reward
CANT R HE TOO @ @hhFHAT M M In OUR yrs CLAIMS SI,ur
soi nroductveno Oh ui f c-r o nor srr,o NV
the soil Of section and climate unsurpassed far un
orm throughout the entire by locality Cont
These conditions coupled with our excellent Reliable IRRIGATION
ana Railroad Facilities complete ideal perfect combna
non advantages at San BnO offered agricultural
section in this country.
inspection and comparison viii prove all our statements and
The RRIGATING CANAL SYSTEM at SAN rErIro tcravi,y
Y tne largest in the south and and most F
FlCIENT operation anywhere The main r
nal ~ miles IN length go
r. water A. All times There lateral canAa and
o.,, ~ p LEAD ane' svlns capacity SUFFICIENT sATsFAc
TEN IS PERFECT.
SATISFACTORY MANNER Is JUST AS IMPORTANT 10 YOU AK
THE PRODUCTION OF YOUR CROPS SAN BENITO
WV
on ~ he FRISCO Railway t-aversss this faruur
section one direction theSAN BFNTn and Rfn GpANnr
VALLEY ETERURBAN LINE operation with modern ana
nnto-dae equipment This city SAN
hEnIO I'M opposite direction and this AGRIrUTT
RAJ COMMUNITY from END END convenient distance
y e.-rn Iarm HOW CAN you nEPR SUCH AN an
WE NOW HAVE OVER $4,000 ACRES
UNDER ACTUAL CULTIVATION EVERY
ACRE DEMONSTRATING NOT ONLY THE M Nv
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL. BUT THE Eff
TcIENCY OF OUR IRRIGATION AND go
EFFECTUAL DRAINAGE. AS WE'LL
that hera
located There onli three i'm operation California
and one in Florida This viii make the fourth In the ntr STATE
SEEING IS BELIEVING. COME LET Us SHOW YOU
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-28

I'D miles north of Brownsville situated in The
midst Of exceedingly prosperous farming CON-
munity and conceded 10 be the most important
agricultural shipping point On the Houston
Brownsville line Of the Frisco Railway system.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
SPORTS

started easily and without any great
flourish worked into an even steady
clip and forged on ahead by u steady
gallop rather than an extended sprint
Tile Red soy. like the giants. are
undor tho disadvantagc OF having set
the pace 20 long Both stahl and Me.
GraW will find nothing short Of rug.
R"l resistance VIII hold the cubs.
senators and Athletics through late
August and september hut as sug
gestcd above. st1hl has an easier task
10 handle than McGtaw. McGraw
must break up ave weeks slump to
handle the proposition. while snhi
has only 10 Keep plugging as his pres
Ont speed. At the rate Red SoX and
senators are going and have gone. the
Red Sox will win. At the rate tho
Giants and cubs have been going for
i've weeks, tho cubs will win by
nvo-game margin
The Rcd SoX have been outbatting
the Giants for well over "a month and
Stahl has more dependable pitching
corps. Stahl knows about what Joe
Wood can do. while Vanguard is now
one ~ the pitching mysteries OF tho
epoch. one day they can't hit him
with % Calling gun. At his next start
the bombardmont starts early ana the
Rubc is forced 90 duck about the
fourth round 90 save his noble bean.
Murquard winning - straight and
Vanguard winning less than hair his
SHINES frame two entirely detached
propositions. And outside ~ Mgrquard
and Mnthcwson the pitching stretch
isn't there TO face "a nerve wrccking
sprint through the stretch. Stahl has
a star iu wood and dependable work
men In Collina. Han, Bcdient aud
- Bricn Against other clubs beyond
the fnmishcd Reds McGraw has drawn
but little help from the rest Of his
star. although JEFF Tosrau has pitched
well hut unluckily
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

claims Tor the umpqua valley are YER
'hcd before your eyes. 81 you Nil taac
tbc trip aud see for yourself When
$40 say there are orchards producing
10000 year tp their owners. $50 are
not telling half OF the story.
ono acre of Spitzunbcrgs sold tbIs
year while tho apples were on Tho
trees. az 81 box realized "a proHt OF
over $4,000 for the acre. These Spitz-
cnbcrgs were Acknowledged by ok
pcrts io De the finest over put on the
market The profit of $1,000 per acr,
broke the worlds REGARD iu the pro-
duction at spit1eubergs
The climate ana soil of the Tmpqua
valley cannot bo oxcellod in the
world. YOU could not nnd more de-
lightful place In the world Tor your
home
The Embarrassing Industry offers tha
biggest returns with tho least amount
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
GIANTS UNABLE TO
MAINTAIN THE
FAST PACE
McGraw's Bunch 16 Games
Ahead Early in July, but
Early Spring Campaign Has
Proved Undoing.

How can e bali club. able 40 win
Oversee per cent OF rs games through
the hrst hall of the schedule. Doe PRESS
ed 10 win 90 per cent of its ramos In
the remaining half--as the Giants are
todayg
Horcs tho answer Tho Chants
played last lall up To- late October.
Two weeks later thcy were 100 Cubu
whore they continued PLAYING and
training until mid December last
spring training coalitions iu the south
were bad Tor all clubs. but the Giants.
having plnyod through the greater
part at the fam and winter. unly rc-
CURED week or two Co nrt back into
shape. Whore other clubs needed
i've weeks work and got but one or
two, the Giants formed their playing
eddc Un much nricfer margin. When
the April campaign opened. tho Man
haitian battalion was in what Is tech
uicaliy known as midsummer fu..n. p"
To wrench or "a ucW one. They started
Tying and tore tho hide and heart
from all coutcnders They were 10
games or about 225 Points ahead In
July's debut Sow enters the roac-
ti0nury oncct-u driving finish last
full-n world scrios--a winter cam
paign in Cuha--n driving rush through
April. NAV md Juno mad an combined
20 wear away that once keen edge.
Hy July Fourth the once irresistible
McGraw machine had grown stale
whho the cubs Just swinging into
tneir stride. began o. toss or am
brakes and hit zap the dirt There
isn any question but that early CON
utuou, driven go top speed by Nc
Graw. was responsible fur tho Giant
rush. There isn't uuy question but
That tho Giant machine Us badly
iaggcd oulut You can't nave your
cake sans Dat h. too. us au early puil-
rHuphof remarked. a team can't Do,
Doc pcuuaut form 300 Npr.l aud August
iuc long Siege OF baseball which rcI
to tho lot ut tbo GIANTS primcd them
for O. dil1y start-but 30 has uudou1t-
eddy curbod thcm for late summer
finish
ON the other side of 30 the Rod suV
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
ALFALFA CROP HARD
HIT BY RECENT
TORRENTIAL
RAIN S
Heavy Losses on Third Cutting
in Lower Rio Grande Val.
ley; Whole Southern Coun-
try Gets Thorough Soaking.
MEsILLA VALLEY FAIR
TO PROVE A WINNER
tspseIsI corrs.pensenrr % -. n.r.lAl


Las Cruces. a. NJ. Aug 2O.-The
heavy rains, of the past Tow days
while welcome on ,hc raure. have not
proven am unmixod blessing m the
Mosilla valley. The tHrI alfalfa
cutting oi the season. and the hcav-
lest yield, was cut throughoI the wall
ley last week Heavy rains loll sum
day ana Monday and az result a
large portion of the crop has been
badly damaged. IL not ruined
Alfalfa growers. however are con-
soied by the prevailing high prices
Tot hay which are holding firm az
from &li.00 10 $3.50 p.r ton AS
against $500 90 S. last year.
Tho Mes, a Valley Alfalfa Growers
association has proven tho value of
organized marketing Practically the
entire crop of ~, valley is now mar
kotcd through the association. tho
bulk going Co the gulf coast markets.
The Immediate results Of organization
have been reduced freight rates
greatly Increased prices and infinite
saving at labor ana car, 20 the
grower.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
RECORDS OF
VICAR GENERAL BURNED
IN SANTA FE BLAZE

santa 70. y. NJ, Aug 2t-Vam-
able records belonging 10 Mousignor
Forchogu. vicar general were Ne.
stroycd by mysterious blaze Monday
which quilted tho old adobe store
house building in tho rear OF tho new
pastoral residence ut the Catb,drll.
The cause of the nro is puzzling the
authorities ana 10 lis believed quite
likely th1t 10 was 90 luccndiiry origin.
%. +. ward, "a foreman employed on
the Masuui. temple. had hs hands
severely burned u attempting 10 put
ont Iho irv before the Tire depart
mcnt arrived
Workman Has Narrow Escapc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
If. MANDELL

Roy stephens. WHO was "a work 0u
t"o Masonic Temple near the third
story had narrow csr1po from
doa'h. Is dii two ~ hls companions.
Whom % long pole used in hosting the
heavy iron framework. skiddcI y-s-
irrdJy Hftcrroun and crushed his
right hand. he WIS compelled Co sut-
Ter u crushed hand or with ah two
companions Dee hurled to tho ground
below. which would have probably
meant instant death Tor 1lI three mon.
When the big pole and Dos honyy load.
skiddod. the wurkm'u uf the building
gave cry of warning stephens was
as WORK ON the upper vail Win ubc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

of hard labor of any pursuit you can
follow. and 90 the man who is ticd
down Go uu occupation on a salary. The
prospect of 90 lfc of luxury from th"
Ownership of o. Ito-ebWrg Home or
clari Tract is happy onr.
bp you know how quickly four
years pass' Think Of some incident
That hspprncd four years ago. ID
s'cmH but Yesterday The next four
years viii pasu just as fast, during
that time you have paid for ana own
an interest Ion property that will do
for YOU ana keep on doing what your
own ntncr would REFUSE 10 do
Begin to-day. Your savings each
month viii build the foundation Of "a
fortune. Investigate our proposition.
go With ~ and see the lana for YOUR
SELF II Is the opportunity Of d me-
time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
BUSY DAYS AT THE
AGRICULTUWAL COLLEGE.

These are busy days az the state
Agriculture! college, vhorc prepare
lions are under way fer the ap.
preaching opening or the fam semcs-
ter. Tho new board OF regents at It's
meeting last saturday disposed OF q
large volume ct routine work. and
today President W r.. Garrison Nor
gan lAcWellyn, secretary and treas
urer Of the board, ana j. ~. Paxton.
another member, are at work on
plans of the coming years work
There viii be- considerable Increase
len the already large enrolment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

hand grasping the cement coping and
the other a ran OF TIE scanold, no
swung in as close TO the building as
hc could get. Ills two companions
dtd likewise For several minutes
thcy hung Co tho wall while tho polo
passed 1hoy, their heads Tho polo
swung Tar enough to crush stcphcu.I
hand, bui despite the pain be- hung
Boo hs porl"uH position until the polo
A1s checked uy the workmon ana
DO" was sai" HIS hand was given
emergency treatment but ho Nil
probably bo unable Co work fur many
DAYS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
Many Orchards Producing for Their Owners Year
ly Income of $4,000 in the Umpqua Valley. Every
ROSEBURG HOME ORCHARD TRACT will do as well

Five thousand dollars year % tho
man who invests % small amount each
month boo ROSEBJliG HOME or
SHNHD TRACT.
why win YOU allow us 90 oncr YOU
proposition that we claim will pro-
ducc such magnificent income With
out investigating IL? why viii you
allow tho other fellow 90 grasp This
opportunity while you sit Idly by, only
90 regret few years hence that YOU
didn't accept It when Il was offered u
YOCF
We mako no claims that we can not
suDsnntmin. We have not half told
tho wonderful resources Of this coun-
ivy Every day We learn of men who
have harvested lmmeasc returns from
property that ls situated Ia the same
locality as tho ROSEBUIG HOME
ORCHARD TRACTS.
The proof ~ the pudding is ln tho
eating thereof The proof Of our
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
AUDIT AND SYSTEM
FOR PORTALES
E A. Mossman Of Albuquerque
Begins Work Of Exporting
Books in Pecos Valley
Town.

T. A. Mossman. Of the Audit and
system Company of New Mexico and
oklahoma, with headquarters In Al
uuIuurqur has gone 20 Porthles,
Nh"r" lac has taken q contract Go
audit tho books for the town. likewise
Install new system. MI Mussmnn
was engaged Go do the work by 4. j.
Muliunu, mayor of Portaies. only
icw days ag Nh Mossman finished
the work of oNportlng the bpoks OF
the Clovis town officials and also In
stalled now aud up-to-dato account
ing system several weeks ago Mr.
MossWan took complete inventory
of the property of am departments Gen
the ciiy of Albuquerque and arranged
un ent'rclf now system of accounting,
which BE- proving very satisfactory.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
FEW CNNTNLOIPEs BEING
GROWN TINS YEAR.

While the alfalfa growers continue
To prosper the cantaloupc Industry
which at ono time some years ago.
gave great promise, Is now practically
abandoned. Little more thJn tho
crop necessary for home consump-
ton was grown this ycar boz spite OF
the fact that the Mcsilla ,ullc, melon
has no peer. Tho trouble seems TO
have been chiefly with the market
Ing end, Il having been necessary 10
ship practically all melons uu con-
signmcnt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
WAGNER no TAKE CHARGE
on SANTA ~ SCHOOL -

J. II. Wagner for the pust three
years principal OF the Las Cruces
Public schools. leaves during the
coming week for Santa Fc where he
win become superintendent OF tho
capital city's Public school system
Nr Wagner BE- an educator of long
experience and before becoming "a
teacher was engaged 10 newspaper
work Ia his ratiNc state OF indiana.
tits successor here has not been am
uouucpd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
DoNA ANA COUNTY
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The bona Ana County Teachers
Institute iH under way here this wc,k
with tuli attendance Of teachers
from all sections 81 tho country. Dr.
e.. A. Light president ct the silver
city state normal Is visiting the in
ditutc today as is Professor Walter
u. Mcfarland principal OF the silver
city schools Both educators leave
this evening 90 attend the Otero
county institute at Cloudcron
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
LAs CHUCts PLANS
IOK nc VALLEY INIIt.

Active preparation ls now under
way Tor the annual Mcslila valley fair
20 Doe held here the last week IN Sep
TENDER The whole valley viii par
ticlpatc this year and IL is now agreed
that the pick of the products wili be.
sent To- the state fair al Albuquerque
IN October Co be entered as the Me-
silln valley district exhibit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
HEAVY RAINS All OVIW
TIM SOUTHERN COUNTRY.

Tho heavy rains or tho past few
days have been genera an over
southern Now Mexico. Trains have
been seriously DELAYED uud numcr-
GUS automobile parties have met dis
astcr Boz mud ciogrcd roads one
parf1. ~ LAS Cruces m,u. cunsistiug
OF u. H. Sims, ut the United states
land office; j o. Sattloy and If g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

Holt, are reported mircd 10 the hubs
haif way between W paso and Las
Cruces this afternoon.
Stockmcn here are rclnlciaE over
tho rainfall which puts them ON onss
street 80 far us the fan range o. con
ccruCd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

Pueblo, colo Eddie Johnson ~
ggGblo was given the decision ON
points over frankie white of chi
caEo, last night 20 Alamusa, after
fifteen rounds OF hard fighting.
white broke his left hand in the flfth
round but gamely remained In tho
fight 10 the end.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
DAYS NEWS OF SPORTS
HOT OFF THE WIRE.

Victoria, -. C,--Wuh a right cross
TO tho jaw nt tho opening 81 the sew
enth round, Joe Bayley successfully
defended hts tito OF Canadian light
weight champion against Pat Scott OF
Seattle last night
From the first round the local box
or had things virtually his own way.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
Don,er, l0l bal. MoInen. 0.

H'hN"fi iOi bca MOiheh, y,
Al Des Moincs' a. H. a.
Des Molnes 700 600 600 o o 3
Denver ,.... 900 m At2--iO ~ 1
Batteries Douglas. iIueston. Roggo
ana Hanson II. Leonard and Block.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

Newark. n. Joe Jeanette. who
BE- matched 10 meet Jack Johnson,
made an appearance ~ the ring on
the second consecutive night last
night ana defeated lwl negro oppo-
ncuts. nm Tate ~ Newark Jersey.
and uttling Brooks Of Michigan.
knocking each out IN the second
round.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

Chicago. stuart Blucktnn, own
er OF the power boat Baby Reliance
H.. and member OF the Atlantic
Yacht club OF New York. was de-
olarcd the winner Of the william
Wugley. Jr, $4,000 trophy 10y the
Judges at the water carnival. II IN
probable that Blacktan win have TO
make fight la the courts to obtain
the trophy.
James 4. pugh. owner OF Distur-
Der lll, who asserts his boat rs en-
titled TO the trophy has retained an
attorney To seek an Injunction TO
prevent the Judges from presenting
tho cup 90 BluCktun
pugh today refused 10 race his boat
against Baby Reliance H., asserting
he already had won the trophy. iIo
aycrrrd that Disturbcr III had beaten
all other entrants but Baby Reliance
H. and that the New York boat was
not legally entered In the race.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

Chicago at New York.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit al Washington.
Cleveland az Boston.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
Western Irnruc.

Denver az Dcs Moinos.
Wichita az omaha.
Sioux city az Lincoln.
ST. Joseph az Topeka.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

Al Tine Nm n H. T.
Lincoln 600. COG 900 100 "a 2
Sioux CITY 500 900 600 Ga z o
Batteries Mogridge and stratton;
clark. Brown and chapman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
-. Louis, - New YorL. a.a.

At New York.
First game. q, a. r..
New York ................3
st. Louis Observation-Disclosures. 10 I
Batteries Ford aud Sweeney. Al
liston and Alexander.
Second game; Il "A r.
New YORK =
o. LOUIS 'ss.s. .ss...........l
Batteries Mcconnell and Sweeney
Mitchell and Alexander.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

New York Tho state athletic
commission has further delayed ace
tiun regarding the proposed bout be-
tween Jack Johnson ana Joc Jca-
uoitc. booked for september 90. tho
meeting at the commissioner being
again put over. The regular weekly
meeting is due today and fight en-
thusiasts are hoping that the COM
mlssioncrs win make known their de-
clslun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
wichita. 2; omaha. o.


AZ TOPEKA ToTcka-st Joseph
game pos'oored, wet grounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
Mc.Iern I.enrnc.
T0DAY's GAMES.

National League.
brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

At Philadelphia;
First game II. II Il.
fhil'deiphia .,...,.,.......I 6 3
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. a
Batteries. Coombs and iapp: CT
cote ana Schalk. Eastery.
Second game: Il. n. r..
i"""uelphla ..''',''.....,.2 o
lineage 's..st,. .,...3 p %
Batteries. Bender Houck ana
Egan, Lapp, White, Peters. wai-i
and Kuhn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
Fall
Suits
Arriving

Our fall stock of suits is
already complete enough
to give you a line on
what's going 70 be Just
right for particular men.
The Alfred Benjamin line,
as you know, i. a recog-
nized style criterion.
Come in and look il over.
Some of our more fastid.
ious customers have al.
ready bought.