davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Two Players Score As Ball
Bounces Over Nc
Brides Head.
williams and the Climbers had been

williams and the Climbers had been
Barney Petty succeeded Groom in the
eighth. johnson having famed for the
toothpick twirler, and though he walked
two and filled the bases, escaped by a
mira Gle without being scored upon. The
breaks in the luck had been with the
White Sox. that's all. coupled with the
superb mound work of Doc White. But
for that little clod of earth in the first
frame, the Climbers would have scored
the only tally OF the game. But for
Rath's great leap into the air they
would have made more than two. There
YOU are.
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IN THE FIRST
INNING CAUSES DOWNFALL
Scout Mike Kahoe
Of For Vacation
At Atlantic City

Mike Kahoe, the Nationals scout,
has returned from the West for a
little vacation. Mike has been
securing the wild and woody West
for promising recruits, and came
home yesterday. He left for At
lantic. City today. where he expects
to spend the weekend. Kahoe's last
jaunt around the circuits Is one of
the longest he has ever taken.
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BIG LEAGUE GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YANKEES ...o oo1o1 o % : 5
Detroit go. 0 0 0 l 0 Ia ks 8 2
Batteries-Caldwell and Sweeney: Will
lett and Stanage.
At st. Louis R.H.E
Philadelp'a l o o O. 0-5 I 1
st. Louis :. 0 0 0 0 0 / o 0 OIL 6
Batteries-Bender and Thomas; ALI
son and Stephens.
At Cleveland R.H.E.
Boston ........ 90 OIL 0 90 2-5 IL 2
Cleveland 49,. 000003 001-4 13 3
Batteries-Wood. and Cady: Eunamak-
er, Blanding and O'Neill.
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Amateur commission meets,

Full details OF the post-season series
are expected at the next meeting OF the
amateur commission. and it 10 to be
hoped that the threatened outbreaks
against one or two teams to be repre-
, scented in the post-season series will be
kept under cover. Nothing so hampers
the work of the commission as the air
ing OF fancied wrongs and the cross fire
OF talk. which has been a feature Of
past meetings. .
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Tornorrow's 5 Sports

Annual regatta Of the Great Lakes
Power Boat League opens at Hamilton,
Ontario.
Royal Canadian open golf champion
ship tournament opens at Montreal.
Opening Of three-day automobile race
meeting at Galveston, Tex.
Tommy Burns VS.. Bill Rickard, fifteen
rounds. at Saskatoon. Sask.
Kid Cotton vs.. Jim stuart, six
rounds, at Pittsburgh.
Missouri valley championship tennis
tournament opens at Kansas City, Mo.
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Bids for Brenton.

AURORA, ILL.,. AUG. 7.-President
Comiskey. of the White Sox, has made
an offer, to the Wausau club. of the Wis
consin- Illinois League, for Pitcher Bren.
ton. Callahan watched him work Out
at the Sox Park Saturday morning and
then recommended that he be purchased
Shortstop Tearney. Of the Roseland
Eclipse club, of Chicago, Joined thu
Aurora wisconsin Illinois League team
TODAY
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Frank Laporte a Climber.

Frank Laporte. latest addition to the
climbers. Is real ballpisyer, and Griff
Is fortunate In getting him. Right now
ne 10 hitting .312 consistently. Last
year ne finished the season with a tall
end Club taking par. in 13G games for
oatnng average OF .3lf. In 1911 he
nit Tor ~ with New York. Ability to
pay either In the infeid or outrieid
nakes MIN one Of the most valuable
utility players In the game.
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The Potomac regatta.

In a little more than three weeks
Washington will be visited by all of
the crack crews of the Eastern rowing
clubs for participation in the Middle
States regatta. The event will be the
best OF its kind this year for the reason
that few Eastern clubs have gone to
the regatta at Peoria, preferring to bend
every effort toward this. the rowing
classic of the year.
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Saved the Shut-Out.
DIR. SHADE
SPECIALIST
728 Thirteenth Street

over 80 YearsI Practice Treatinn
stomach and Nervous Diseases
Indigestion. Loss of Appetite. Con.
stipation. Dizziness. Bad Taste. Full
ness after Batting: Wakefulness. Loss
Kidney and Bladder Trouble, stricture
Sallow Complexion. Pimples, Blood and
Skin Diseases t606 given) Loss of vi
tality, and Special and Private Ailments
Consultation free. medicines furnished
charges low. Hours. 10 l. until Sen.
tsmber LIST. Sundays. 10 to II.
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BOB THAYER'S
Sporting Gossip
-Epesy Knock ba 6oost-
Lost another tough one.

There is no especial reason to cry
over Yesterdays loss. although it was
a. tough one % have placed on the
wrong side of the ledger. In the last
four games played. one with Detroit
ana three with the White soy. the
games have been determined by one
run: 1t would appear that the team
has had an even break in the matter
OF winning. What hurts most is Chick
Gandil's absence.
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Flynn Winner.

Boston. won the decision in a one sided
bout with Jim Barry, of Chicago. Flynn
was the aggressor throughout, and
landed blow after blow on Barry's head
and chin.
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WASHINGTON.

'Batted Tor Groom In eighth.
chicaEo ....,..........2 o 0 0 o 0 0 x-2
Runs-Mattick. Lord. Walker. Hits-On
Kuhn Walker. Double play-Rath to Col
lins Bases on baIls-On Groom, 2: OF White.
2; off Petty 2. Struck out-By White. 10; by
Groom, ]. Umpires-Messrs. O'Brien and
Dineen. Time Of game-l hour and Is min
utes.
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International League.

Rochester, 8: Baltimore, 2.
Toronto, 4; Jersey City, A..
Montreal, s; Providence. 10.
Buffalo, g; Newark, z (first camel.
Buffalo, g.; Newark, 2 (second game).
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South Atlantic League

Jacksonville. Columbia, rain
: Macon, .; Albany, s.
Columbus,10: Savannah, g. D.
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New England League.

Brockton, 8: Hayerhill, 2,
lynn, o; Fall River, 4, "a. ..
Worcester, 1; Lowell 6. e..
Lawrence, 6; New Bedford, 0.
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Virginia Le.ague.

!, Roanoke. 4: Pstersburg. g. .s <.
Norfolk. %; rtichmond. 4. 2
< Newport News, 1; Portsmouth, 0.
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Southern League.

Atlanta. g; Montgomery. J.
Memphis. % Mobile. g.
Chattanooga, =; BirminEham g
Nashville. 3: New Orleans. o.
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Among the Minors.
American AssociAtiO

Toledo. 0; Kansas City. g.
Indianapolis. 2; Milwaukee, s.
Isouisviile, s; Minneapolis. g.
Columbus, 10; st. Paul, Q III innings.) }
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago at PHILADELPHIA.
st. Louis at Brooklyn
ETH'a#ts Cincinnati at Boston
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Tri-State League.

Harrisburg, g.; Allentown, l. ...
Atlantic City, 8; York, 1 (first game).
Trenton, 3: Reading. o.
wilmington, IS; Chester, 4. r
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Result.

Cincinnati. s; Boston. g.
.,f Philadelphia, 6: Chicago, |.
Brooklyn. .; 81. Louis I.
Pittsbufg. Z. New York, 2.
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The Boston Cleveland game.

The Red sox had all they were look
ing for yesterday. and II is interestinr
to note that Joe Wood, whose last per-
formance against the Browns was pro-
ductive Of but thtee. hits, was pounded
for no less than thirteen safeties. 1t
would seem that the star hurler is get
ting hts bumps now, and that the pitch :,
ing stan Is as wobbly ais has been re-
ported. .sl - -
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Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

a-.... Games Today.
Washington at Chicago.
- Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
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Walter Johnson's century.

When Johnson's single won the game
dag before yesterday and he went in
and held the White Sox. getting credit
for the victory. for the team was be e
hind. the peerless twirler chalked up
his one hundredth victory since he first
Joined the Nationals. Since 1907 he has
totaled exactly 100 wins and Sc losses.
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Yesterdays Results.

Chicago, 2: Washington, |.
Boston, 5; Cleveland, 4.
,~,- Philadelphia, 5: st. Louis. /.
|. Detroit, 6; New York, ..
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kahoe takes a vacation.

Mike kahoe was In town last night
and reports little from the front. Mike
isn't particularly talkative fellow.
preferring rather to let results speak
for themselves. The Nationals scout
is off for weekend at Atlantic City.
He will probably look over the players
on the teams in the summer resorts
along the New Jersey coast wnere ses
eral YOUNGSTERS are said to be playirS
great ball.
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Cubs lose a chance.

The Cubs lost an excellent chance to
creep closer to the Giants yesterday.
The Phillies defeated them while the
Giants were being beaten by the Piratesi
The eight-and-a-half game lead that the
Giants have is being cut down slowly
but surely. and the Cubs look TO have
slight chance OF catching up before the
final bell rings.
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White an Easy Winner.

Throughout the game the weird mys-
terry In the slow curves of Doc White
was toe much for the Climbers. They
marched 10 the plate with all conf
dence and marched away again, satis-
fed that the slender portsiier had the
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never made a mistake, had
forgotten, in his absorption
in the matter of the docu-
ment, the presence, even the
existence, of Marjorie Blair.
He was recalled to himself
with a shock as he felt her
shoulder touch his. Invol-
unfairly he whirled the sheet
behind him.
LET me see the rest of
it, please she said calmly
enough.
Kent nodded. With
dropping head and chin
atwitch, the Master of Stars
stood studying them while
they read the letter together.
1t was in two handwritings:
the date, address, and body
of the letter being in a clear,
running character, while the
signature, Elizabeth r.
was a high lettered, fam
tastic scrawl. 1t read:
All is ready. You have
but to carry out our COM
mands. The spot we have
indicated is known to you. AT
two hours after shutdown of
July the 9th we shall be there.
Fail us not. Your reward shall
BE- greater than you dream.
ELIZABETH r.
At the top of the sheet
was a Latin motto, Mihi
rita Spica Virgins.
"Spica Virgins is a STAR
explained the astrologer.
THAT heading was on the
first of her notes; SO | gave
her that star as her own, of
course
"Of course" murmured
Kent. Il think L II take a trip
to the public library. The
handwriting he stopped
and looked askance at Mrs.
Blair. She was very white,
and her sensitive lips quiv-
cred a little; but she con-
trived, with an effort of
courage that he marked
with a flashing access of
admiration, to smile reassur-
ingly.
"Don't fear for me-" she
said. 1--WE Dorrances are
Of firm fiber"
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replied Kent soothingy "But it is what must know
The two visitors could hear him grope heavily As
the light flashed they with shock that he
all tours. 1t if Kent's word had feled him.
Instantly he up however, and faced around upon
Marjorie Blair.
4Who was shee" he demanded ~Your sister,
Mrs Blair very pale; but her eyes steady
and her voice under control she answered Il do not
know"
"You must know Don torture me, L m rat in trap"
I'm sorry she said gently, shat can't help you;
but | do not know.
~You them" The Star Master turned upon Kent.
"What am up against How did you find mes7
Thrusting his hand into his pocket, the scientist
brought out the silver embroidered star with the wsps
of black cloth clingng to it.
wild blackberry has long thorns and sharp he
said. "You left this latter on Hawkill Cliffs.
At the the mans chin muscle throbbed with his
effort to hold his teeth steady against chattenng
AT first suspected an army officer When found
that the cloth below grade the only other starred
profession | could think OF was astroogy. As the
highest class astrologer advertising you seemed
likely to be the When found, by somewhat
rough experiment, that you had suffered wound OF the
right wrist, was certain.
"What do you want?
"A fair exchange. My name is Chester Kent"
The Star Masters chin worked convulsively. "The
Kent that broke up the Coordinated Sprtism Circe?"
ats ill bargaining with the devil observed Preston
LAX grimly. whats the exchanged
Il do not believe that you guilty of murder. Tell
the whole story, plain and straight and III clear
you in 50 far as can believe you innocent
For the hrSt time the seer chin was at peace. y GU
want me to begin with this lady's necklaceo'
why, yes; but after that begin at the beginning.
@The topazes cached under rock near the cliff
l couldn't direct YOU but | could show you
"In time you shall. One moment. As you realize,
you are under presumption of murder. Do you know
the identity of the victim?
Elizabeth r? Not even her name"
Elizabeth r. you say? Why that Nance
"She always wrote to me that way.
"Have you any of the letters
"Only the last one"
Bring it to mel"
Obedently as ntmidated child, the astrologer left
the roo presently returning with plain sheet of paper
with handwriting side. Kent, who almost
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$50 | see,' he said warmly. He folded and
pocketed the letter. "Then, as | understand
it, he said to the astrologer, you put your
self in my hands unreservedly.'
what else can doo" cried Preston LAX.
Nothing; SO do not try. l shall want you
to come to Martindale Center on call. Pack
up and be ready"
But the police!" quivered the other "You
said the place was guarded, and I'd be pinched
if | went out.
ooh, no, retorted Kent with smile. "That
wouldn' have been true, and | never lie. You
inferred that, and wrongly, from my little ruse
to keep you from running away. That you
would be arrested eventually, if you at
tempted escape, was true. 1t still is true"
Il believe it, replied Preston Jax fer
vently, with you on my trail"
"Come, Mrs. Blair" said Kent "Remem-
Der, Jax: fair play, and we shall pull you
through yet"
IN the taxi Marjorie Blair turned to Kent.
"You are very wonderful person, she said
Kent shook his head-"and think, very
kind one" Kent shook his head again "Be
kind to me, and leave me to go home alone.
Kent stopped the cab, stepped out, and
raised his hat. She leaned toward him.
"Just moment" she said. "Perhaps |
ought not to ask, but it is too strong for me.
Will you tell me who the woman was?"
Kent fell back a STEP his eyes widening. ms
recovered himself "Thank Heaven she ha:
through it, he thought. "Yes,' he said, "I1l
but not now"
u suppose you know whose handwriting the
that letter was in?'
eyes. Try not to think of it, advised Kent.
nearly SO ugly as it seems
She looked at him with her straight fearless
glance. "He had left me nothing to love-"
sadly; "but to find disgrace and shame even t.
of his life! That is hard. That it should ha
my husband who gave the thing most precio,
to another woman! But why did he write the
Preston .Jax for her to sign?'
Chester Kent shook his head. al can ans,
better after I've been to the library" he said.
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CHAPTER Xxx. The Strange Tryst

MIDNIGHT found Kent in the throes of literary ef
~ fort. He striving to compose letter to Sedg
wick which should turn compose the recipient per-
turbed feelings. 1t concluded with acerbity:
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CnnrrrrnlinnnI CI,nrch.

Corner Coal and Broadway.
Preaching services viii hy resumed al
this church. with sermons ut % %. u.
uud %. M. Dos ih, Rev. Thomas T..
Dyer uf BucuU rark California who
viii occupy the pulpit during the
month eff September n is heartily
urged that uu members aud friends
attend th,s, services and become 1r-
uuBiut,d with Nr Dyer who has
made good record Zoe hi. previous
work sunday school ut H.ta q. m.
a. Iithguu. suprriut,udc
Christian Eudcatur 900 ZOO o. no Miss
Florence Fox. leader. Following arc
the musical numbers. Morning SER
vice.
organ Prelude Alteration" GauI
Anthem, eco. Lord of Hosts Haydn
Offertory Ave Maria. o.. Schubor,
Solo" Beautiful Home of Para
disc ................ ...... King
Miss Charlotte Pratt
Pustludr "MvuuyttO' ....... Calkln
Evening service.
organ Prelude "NoCturuc dag AE-
mes ............ ...... vincent
Solu-."Cruvu Him Lord uf All"...
............... ......... Parker
Miss Chariot, Pratt
bff,rturN "Andaut,.' ........ wild
Posuudc- "Mar,hc pouuuoalc"...
......s..s... ........ !sruWDus
stanley Scdcr. orguuist,
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'F 'i'H. ID l'nr from b'hihE T." Nl.-
''I 'I'' l"r STORY mas '''h 'l''u'l-
'H mere i'i some ltinr without lha'n
'."i OFT authority. "ut lu' I.'s'n t.I
..' -''' '. ll' hf'h'h 'N 'h' N'"''
'' gwen .h IHF .'l I'rp '"''hH q"
HN'I', lir .."''H '"'' "' l"'
,. '..'' i. " . .l ...i.
Ih'- D." u. hI'' ."I'"L'"' '''s,u
.''I '''| ''''N' .''' pop '.'.'',' 'gl
D. "'' "N""" 'H'' ''' '"'"h zoe
'.' -.I'' ..'s ..'" N"a "l
'n, l''.". '' .''"7
'." ""' o.. 'n' '"'n. p''L'',"., .,l,
.,rnrmuu. l.Igr,. af fr.Irht nov being
u,u.,g .ut .t, Ola, NognIIuu country
n, ..r.u ia iyst J.. small mart oi the
f.faI f.un,sr tu and uuf ul silver
ann. and fY. district.
Nevertheless ~u',r ''ls s hh''F ="
nave H,N I"ui"aa 100 Nh' N''1 "''t
iai.f' Hih"usu GA, reported sa'' "'
IID -.nH tr ni1u'u De- "Iil'i'Il n'
h''n' lh" f"'lp7 b h'us' '""'l ''''
whose 1"'N.H-' 'h .N' h'' pr 49, .'
M
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rhc i'ir-l Hnpll-l Cmrcl.

Preaching ut O. o.. m ana y. M"
hy the pastor br %. W. LUnglcll"W.
The Lords Supp.r win bee observed az
the morning service. suG the hand oi
fellowship given iu new members
The nihlr school 80 1.t5 In charge ~
M, superintendent Mr Drake, Tome
and Join u- lu tho study OF The world
Of God Young Peoples service at Z
% "a Topic of evening sermon, The
Souls Incompatible value" Al
who's, duty doe. not cali them elise
where are most cordially invited Co
attend thps, services.
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Third street. Charles oscar Beck
man. pastor. Edith Gurby dcaooncss.
'fhc hours Of public worship are n
q. ~. ANA $ y M. with preaching by
the pastor. Ills morning thcme viii
be- spheres OF Influence Tne
evening subject flight or Wrong.
which" There viii De special music
10y the choral society aud solo by
Mr.. Robert ScWcll In the evening.
sunday school under She leadership
of 3D. A. Purtcyfivld. 10 a:t5 e.. M.
EpWurth League devotional service
at y. M Miss Marjorie Stowcll.
leader Strangers and friends all viii
find cordial welcome.
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I,lrsi I,rr.h,lrrlnn rhnrrh.

Corner Firh and Silver Hugh A..
Cooper. pastor. Services az II "a. ~.
aud - ~. Morning thcmo. lnstruc-
ton Ca Fishermen. Luke 60. Eve
ming theme. "Ncv Interest" Music
10y chorus choir Charles Andrews.
leader. Miss Beryl kcuwurthy or
ganist sunday school at 9.i5 @. ~.
christian EndcaNor at 70. m The
public h. cordially invited.
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Ccnlrnl N,cnnc N. q. Chnrch.

Samuel T.. Allison pastor. ScrNicos
conducted 10y the pastor at ~ a. M.
ana y. an Subject OF morning SER
mon: God Tabcrnuclng Among
Mcu. Tupc tur the evening hour.
"Zucchncus. the Curious" Special
muse by th, choir sunday school
LAT g:i5 %. M. o. " Doris. leader.
Devotional meeting ut the senior ~
worth League Ut %. ga. \ cordial
invitation ana hearty welcome O.
ALT
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LOCAL and PERSONAL

Bebbor Co. Opticians Phone t0b
Or w. n. Macbeth. dentist. 25-27
Grant building.
FOR Modern 5-room house
at S.3 y. Nth ST. Sec J. KOrber q
30.
Mrs Nora Kelly ana baby of
Washington, u. G.. are guests at the
ANarado hotel
Admtant General \. :. Brookes re-
turned Go santa Re this morning after
.a flying visi, 10 Albuquerque.
supreme Court clerk Jose D. Scna
arrived from santa Pc last night and
ls spending the day in Albuquerque.
Thomas Han. former resident og
Albuquerque, arrived last uigut from
Los Angeles to bee the guest of his
bruthcr-in-IaW, David stewart
COL William NJ Berger. OF Bclon.
veteran booster 90 that thriving city,
transacted business n Albuquerque
Yesterday.
Miss sofia Aprvu. of Etyado. and
Mrs A. u. Clouthicr OF Springer, were
.u Albuquerque this morning en- route
| home after vacation visit Co CALI
lornld
Special lltoou-duy sale OF buggic'.
carriages runab0uts. phaCtuus and
harness. The biggest stock IN the
southwest 60 select from, dud prices
| that viii make yuu wonder how We
can de- h. i. korber a company
Rev Thomas T.. Dyer. ~ Bucua
PARK, cali viii occupy the pulpit of
the congregational church tomorrow
morning ana evening and during the
month at September The public ID
cordially invited Go attend thee,
services.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Hibo aud iva
rbudryu. cot Los Angeles, arrived it
th, city this morning en- route to thrii
former homo u r.runlilu tine Binr
IVIlI GO e. Sow YORK tor visit ~ luul
months. Mr and Mrs Bibo were NE
hero Dos James and Milton Boo. 90
Bcruaillp.
T. r.. Dcarth. of SOC North Th,r,
street hu- returned from Hu EXTENDED
business nip through the states 20
, south Dakota. Kansas, Nebraska OK
Bhumu and Colorado. Mrs b'Wu
ALSO returned "Wednesday night iron
4 ! ID three months visit with friends uu
D. relatives loo Ohio aud Kansas.
/, Iron RENT Modern Broom hous
at hgI y. Nth st. See j. kurhrr
CO.
Il sister Mary Alicia, For right years
3 teacher in tho g. vincent acadcm
y and In the lmmueulat, Concopuo
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SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE
OF LAW

Three years course. Prepares Tor
examinations m any state. Total
number at houir Lao. TN, faculty
consists OF the foremost lawyers OF
lh, south west, write tor informa-
zion az once Limited number oi
students wanted. Fan term uprnr
September ~ 1919. SOUTHWEST
FRS CpiI.EHE uF LAW k"mvl"
building, AlDuqUerquc. n, NJ
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DOING At
TRACTION PARK
ON TWO DAYS
Pony Races and Baseball
Game Sunday and Motor
cycle Races Monday; Inter
esting Programs Promised.

Athletic sports will Do, featured
sunday aud Monday at Traction Park
and classy entertainment is promised
the ppupl, los the men promoting the
two programs Dn sunday afternoon
will Doe held the elimination contests
In the BcruHllllu county pony racing
events The winners iu the climinu-
ton contests viii hv permitted 10 rep
resent this county Ia tbs pony races
at the state tWr iu October. IN adj
ditiou Go the pony races sunday "a
baseball game will Dee staged, win
the Happy -LuckEs ana the pid
Town Ccntrals as thu opposing CLUBS
Motorcycle races Will nr the Dig
feature of the Labor day program at
the mark on Monday \ number ul
events are staged that are expected
a. be- thrllprs The program Tor
Monday is as follows.
one milo. quick Entries.
Boyd. Livingstone, House. hcpUlrf'
Henry Douglass. Hyatt
Fuur-milv Tor Indian twin e1lnurls
Entries. Napoleon and H"isgh
Thru,-mily for single cylinders, belt
driven Entries. Horny bunglnss.
Livingstone. Boyd. Hyatt Nhitcsid"H.
Fiyc-miic handicap, Nugl" luilah
against twin Harley Davidson En-
tries Kcpplcr ana liNatt
Fivc-milc for singles - Ehlrl'f.
House. EcpplcI. NhItrsIdcs, Living
stone. Glyatt
Run ana jump
Thrre-milc for single Indians En-
tries. House ANA kcpplcr.
FIyr-milr for twin Indians I'm
tries MctHngrT and Henry Duuslhtr.
fuuT-mils relay tut"- EHlIi'N
House aud MrtlIuEcr.
buc-milc free Tor all singles
against time.
one mile, free for aIt Twins
against time.
Woman loNys a. clear, rosy com
plcxion. Burduck Blood Bitturs u
splendid for purifying the blood
| clearing the skin. restoring sound dt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
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Christian SDl,uD, services ar" held
in the Woman club building ut the
corner of seventh street and Gold
avenue, ever. Sunday morning ut ~
O'CLOCK Subject FOR this week,
Christ Jesus "wednesday evening are
at O'Clock Tho public III cordially
invited tu tllrud these lcrNiccs
sunday school at 10 O'Clock,