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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-18

SMITH, TARPEY & SMITH.
ol6 Newhouse bldg. Was. 5T6s
s22eO-A splendid 4-room brick bunga-
low on 6th East IL has built
In box seats and china closet
and can be had for 5000 down
and S2o per month
S4ooo-Thls 9th East bungalow Is espe-
cially attractive. It is new. has
six rooms and Is modern in ev-
cry respect. Can we show II to
you9
See us for business property. lots and
trackage.
We have orchards and farms to trade
for city property,
We wrlte insurance
SMITH. TARPEY & SMITH.
bls Newhouse bldg. Was 57ss
k25o7
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
EARN LANDS.

---O------------~-~-~-~-~-~ -
GETTING AHEAD rs NOT so MUCH
a matter OF hard work as IL is tne
watching Of ones opportunities and taxi
ing advantage of them. Here IL an oN-
ample: You can buy a to-acre Park
VALLEY Farm for 500 You are given
Eve years time in which 10 pay for IL.
By working no harder than YOU do NOW.
you viii create an Independence for
yourself within few years. sec about
one OF these farms today. Pacific Land
& Water Co. SIG Ncwhouse bldg, Salt
Lake City. Utah. k25l3
DAIRY FARM OF so ACRES: 81 CHOICE
fresh dairy COWS with good milk
route paving big. with 6-room house.
horse and cow barns: horses, harness.
wsgons. milk cans. chickens. pigs: everr
thing complete. We guarantees this busl-
ness 10 pay above all expenses 5000 PEE
month. Price $1,000: ne-half cash. Yo'i
can easiiy make thIs clear In two years.
Address VS.. Tribune, k9is
90 ACRES. MILES FROM OASIS. SsoD
II taken ~ once. $500 cash, balance IN
nine annual payments. Water for mil
CATION not over $500 Easy payments
Can Monday. Western Land Co. 2i2
Judge building FOR bargains, k259s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-18

located on beautiful 9th East
ST. Built OF mottled pressed brick.
with furnace. cernented basement.
s rooms on one floor and recep-
Lion hall, Built-in brick fire.
place. Natural wood interior
Large lot facing east. Only $4,000
on terms
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-TAElfE-
$4,000.

One OF the choicest OF Utah
cattle farms on the Weber river.
~ acres; also 80 shares or range
land Good 4-room house: barns,
hay sheds, etc: hay to feed this
winter. teams and all implements
This is all excellent cattle and
stock farm.
PROGRESS REALTY e. BLDG.
COMPANY.
go kcarns Bldg.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
k237
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-18

IDAHO FARM
ti0-acre farm In Idaho-will ex-
change for $4,000 Salt Lake home,
This is one OF ldaho's choicest
farms.
PROGRESS. REALTY & BUILD
INC co,
"2n kearns Bldg,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-18
s175n.0o.

s175o.0o.
i-room cottage, near 3rd South
and 10th East, partly modern,
very easy terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-18
-~V6 RHNT-GARAGE

fullv ~ GARAGES sALESROOM.
! he ls,uuipped and the best loca-
nh. soN, state street bet. 2nd and
e1d r,o 'merly occupied by the Ran
y boteI Nnply @. S. HcImes. office
fi504
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-18

1852 AND BROOM COT
tages on 9th East. paved street;
LOT 50Xl35 feet; fruit trees. cement
walks. electric lights, city water,
chicken runs, all in good condi-
tion, $3.50 cash. balance $50 per
month.
PROGRESS REALTY G. BUILD
INC, CO,
22o kearns Edc.. salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-18
srovE AND RANGE REPAIRS
DANCING

DANCING ACADEMY.
ArIon. 2sl So. Main st. Now forming
o,asso. foy now beginners. Waltz and
tn,a.sten guaranteed 12 Lessons. Special
c,,ijdrep.s matinee Saturdays. Social
Thnrsdav evening for pupils. Tuition
roasonabie Open 10 q IN. TO 8 p' III,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-18
AN INVESTMENT PROPOSITION.

We have plans for 4 12-room 4
apartment building; large living
room, large dining room, with
wall-hed, buffet kitchen. bath and
sleeping porch In each apartment.
Will rent readily for $500 per
month each. s8S,00 per month.
BuildiDg and lot will cost ap-
proNimately $500 Can be had for
a small cash payment. Balance
monthly. The rent Will pay II.
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Si6S0 No

si55o 90.
broom nearly new brick bun
galow, n. r. bench. hot water
heat mission finish. polished
floors. sewer connected and paid
for Sleeping porch, 81 by s
RODS 10 alley, Beautiful View OF
the city. home for the most
exacting buyer at one third less
than cost. Owner needs n1oney
for business. Call Wasatch 1922,
MEEKS & McCARTNEYS
2n9-2i0 Boston bldg,
Salt Lake City
4o1 Title Ins. bldg, Los Angeles.
k22so
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-18

SUBURBAN ACREAGE IS EXPERT
encing increased demand at this time.
and II likewise presents eNcrllent oppcr-
turities that may be taken advantage OF
Ads to aid them in tho purchase and sale
OF property.
FARM LANDS AND HOMESTEAD LO-
cations; Smoot act relinquishmcnts
wanted. II YOU don't prove up sell your
claim. Write uS. Bargains IN Utah
lands. Irrigated and dry farms West
crn Land Co.. III Judge bldg. kIS59
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

BUSINESS PROPERTY
Bost buy
on State street.
1881 feet frontage. ell or part at st75 per
foot Nothing else in this block to bo
had for less than $3.50.
See Peterson,
50 East Fourth South.
h3s4o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-18
SKATES.

[rR URGENT WANT A POSITION?
IA want to rent a room. are work,
|,srsIYe5 In your business. Us adoed
n nscessary for your success, are
A sxecutives needed In your ofnce,
a factory, does the household need
.9gnt servants? me w atlts
4 sIj these urgent needs quickly at
i expense.
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RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS

SALT LAKE STAMP CO.
Phone 3oi. SIS West Srd South,
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CARPET CLEANING

TrT. IIY. 9ol9 FOR CARPET AND RUG
cleaning, 8. L. Carpet Cleaning Co. t3e
,,h East h3ao7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-18

q Kindred AND 10 SHARES
~, Utah Karns Tunneling Ma
cheap; Inquire at Roy Hotel.
W. k20o0
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
PHYSICAL FITNESS.
BN FRANZ GUrCIL

Men and women az high moral posi-
lions very often druipro the fact that
certain of tho mIic contingent VIII
gather around thc rlngsidc aud cheer
pair OF militant members who tre
hlmncr'ng each other or tNIHiiug ono
another's li'ubs ana lig1mcnts
These good folk have simply MOT
reasoned back into ,ausre They hutc
not gone back o. Beginnings and paus.
90 long enough Co understand that
whatever elise W9u may be- the wpu-
sure of his days ou earth ls dctormiu-
ca by what ho ia physically
The nuucmic, modest professional
man viii close bis desk and Join fol-.
low mortal for the purpose OF Jour
ucying to 1 rlugsidc seat Co soc some
form OF physical combat This sumD
quiet uuussumiur person win cheer
unit ihc haas gouNod the rcd blood back
into his pulliI cheoks simply because
away down deep hc appreciates h.s
own physical deficiencies. luVardiy.
no would De- willing Goo TRAD, his su,-
cess. his name and fame and bank ace
count. Co ue able Co strip and stand
before his mirror and view himself
as O. perfect physical specimen This
is not The Dry of tho brute witEIu him.
but it De- the voice of un ugc-uIi ions.
ing to feel Ncll and De we'll 10 ls
an Unborn desire. us natural aV ufr
ITSELF tu have endurance and Go pose
Fcss freedom from weakness ana dee
cuN
80 3d. exactly tne same spirit tnui
prompted Ponce de- Leon to lead 900
expedition into Florida in search OF
tho Fountain ot youth 10 is the Same
spirit That we nnd Boz iho theme of
Faust. when tho oyil one tempted the
aged man with thr sIiy of youth and
strength and Yir.lIty
Back ot this liking for physical nt-
moss Us the same reason thi} makes
age and sickness prciudicad Su long
as mankind is dependent ou the phya-
cal. that long viii men. and very of
ton women. delight Boo watching some
form o. physical contest. ~ s tho
spirit b1Dk of baseball. football and 70
is also tho prime cause Df mrs.
Rcformors who mean ..d enough.
forget that apart from the state of
spirituality is the question OF blood.
bone and tissue,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
APPLE CROP ON
PECOS NOT UP
TO AVERAGE
Faulty Spraying Believed to
Be Cause; -Four Carloads
Have Been Shipped From
District.
tspccInI corrcspondcnce 10 neraIdl

'''''''''' :" '''"'"'
i'"."''I Mn NuB. Nhli'
| .'"' carload. "I ir'"s valley apples
! I'.'' "''h sh'pp'a out "I TINS dIs-
,I''l 'nd orders Tor seven more cars
/ ''''i' S'pl'mn } VIII u' iihrd. the
/ '''p inns year t NOT 81" h'aNN CO.'S
''-' ""1 '"' 'u''l'f lN NOT quite p"
t""u. The man "i hst spring dId
| h"'h damage in soaring the irult
'h" N D" MOOR" M"iWE IMAM the crop
| % I'II. 'nN about 10 per cent OF
'h' l'.'' N'''' "' lh' Roswell Ni.in-
! ''F ,H's gear 'tn h' shipped as fancy
! .'''h
| MANY reasons have h,ou advanced
! 'or these conditions hut 30 appeared
! t.r. .muI, tu uu, Eury eminent uu-
! thurir.. who was Ora ta, ,itt last week.
! and who said.
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v.itb ID r.spif,r, dIr,,, n.y., a.. L,ti,
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VINO USE" IU' N'''"A'n
p'' "n '' a." "IP' 'p''
''u'" '"''t h''' nee"
''' N'' ''"'.'' h''p+
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
TORRANCE COUNTY
WANTS SLOGAN
Development Association, Fol-
lowing Interesting Meeting
at Estancia, Is Out for a
Catchy Motto.
special Correspondence. to 80. nsrslp

tNpersal Correspondence 60 zee NeFaidl
willard " 80. Aug ~ Wanted
10 slogan Ter the Torrance County
Development association, the Invest
county boosting organization boo thr
state. At thr first meeting cot tho
association bl E-JauolH 90 week uEo,
th, matter cot 60 slogan was allowed
Goo Ru over until the association could
sut suggestions from the county
boosters Numerous slogans have
hr,u received. nut DO, Organization is
ANS uus Goo bour from others before
deciding con Ca motto.
Tho ,N,rufltp committee win m',t
700 willard uu october q, when tho
slogans submitted win Doe cnuy1sscd
ana ono adopted.
slogan makers are asked to sub
init their idoHs Coo "a, Mormrty Mes
s,uppr the l5stGucu News Herald or
the willard Record The objects OF
thu organization, us previously set
forth, may help some ono Go devise
% catchy slogan. They are us fol-
lows.
"ro encourage uud ada, as far 1a
possible, the further development ut
existing business interests as wen us
tho establishment of new mdustrioH
to hasten mo settlement and urge
forward tho reclamation of ull re-
rlaimal.o lands in Torrance county,
900 short tu seek Geo iurulDutp spirit
of enterprise and tu ,nCouruE, and
aid boo al matters ul both public aud
private import as may contribute To-
The progress cot Torrance county
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
WHITE HOPES GAN
NOW RETIRE
New York's Refusal TO Stand
for Johnson and Jeanette
Bout Means That Lii Artha
Will Probaly Quit Game.

Chicago ul. Aug 28-Now That
the Non York boxing commission has
decided that Jack johnson aud Joe
Jeauott, shall NOT meet Boz tH, rims .u
that state there is nothing lcu for
white hopes to du but 90 su back 30
l.e.r uluushs, brewery wagons. mines.
butcher shops ana so forth n Is al-
most certainty chat johnson VII
nov retire for good and for alL john
sons implied decision to got out 90
the lmelght Boa the boxing gam, per-
m8uently makes b. unnecessary for
amy more white hopes lo perform with
th gloves As long as there IH no
colored man bearing the ti}lc of CHAINS
pion thcre o. no need of white men
uu over the country training hard and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23

scnls tho heirs ~ the others iutcr.'
sStod.
An Important feature in connection
with tho Working ~ this property he
the fact that tunnel driven throutP ~
the property viii reach au cNtcusiou
on the Lungetun, now being worked.
and farther on several other import
ant properties CO. which 90 would ace
us u drain and as an easy outlet for
tho ore. ~ Jau readily bc seen That
Do tIU working OFT these ores proves
"s successful nH is anticipated. it Will
pv the beginning OF one of the biggest
mining propositions or the southwest.
Immense bodies of ore are known To-
exist through an that section OF tho
country. or thc difficulties concern
INK the handlinr ol these ores has
boon overcome. the possibilities of tho
undertaking can scarcely be- ostimut-
rd Tho SUCCESS which has attended
the efforts of ucorgo -. otter uu the
Cleveland group. aud the fact that
many lcnscre are making good boo this
district tends Goo confirm tho belief
that this section OF the piuus Altos
district ~ corning into its own Tho
establishment of customs mill hy
oklahoma parties. which is now ih
progress ~ promotion, shows what
tho people from the zinc country
think of the future of Plnos Altos
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23

strumcut company and IT, A. Won
oven president ct the Brloit state
bank. Hclolt wiz. are in Dcmiug in
vcstigating the agricultural resources
ul this region. ThDtp gentlemen arc
owners of thc Eighty Five mine near
L"rdshurr, and they vill Visit this
mine before returning home
The funeral of Mr. 8 j. Crrsnp
took place yestordB, afternoon at tho
Mahoucy undertaking pltlors The
;cmains were inferred ip the Dem
inr cemetery
Tho rou estate firm OF smith pud
Wells has dissolved. o.. e. Wells
has formed partnership with lcc
Russell Both the now firms viii ON
gage m the rDal estate business
j { Spdnr superintendent ot the
Anti saloon league. be- boo Dymiug toe
dul Boo the Interest cot Dds orRHuila-
ton
g. r. Logan OF Moorr,aoro. ~. g.
after looking over the ,ul,, for o.
tow days hus purchased tcu-arrc
tract of land nctr town which hu NiI
begin impre, Ing 90 once. iIr also
purchased 32O-aCrc rclluquIshmrut
near lloudJlc
Prof W o. conway cot Moslit
Park pr David u, Boyd. president
OF the University OF Sew Mexico. and
Dr g. n. a. ROBBERS of lHs N"Rus.
are iu ucming aud l'otured today be-
fore thc Luna county institute.
These gentlemen win lecture tonight
200 the Methodist church ON olugn-
tioual subjects.
j. % puyl, has purchased ono of
the bungalows loo the western portion
uf town erected Dos uo uumuplut
company consideration $500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
EYES Of FANS ON
TEXAS HOPES
At CLOVIS
Tarvor Beverly Heavyweight
Battle Sole Topic of CONVEX
sation and Attendance Will
Be Large.
tspeeI.I Corrs.lena.nc. 90 "a. msrala

Especial Correspondence &C. ths Herald
Clovis. a. N Aug 33 The solo
topic cot conversation on the streets
here is the approaching Tur,cr-Hry-
crlN bout ON tho aHth. Automobile
loads OF ught fans arc d.ut coming
nom the Beverly camp at TvNI,u 'H
sco Tirtpr be- uiG nuy from NusUu.
work out To-day about twenty ui
Clovis loadtg spuTuug men attended
tho workout pt 80 IcvIUp training
camp. 1ui CON their return 100 This citN
report That Beverly tho fighting
fireman from Dallas. is working very
l1W and is now within two pounds
lot correctly balancing tbr scales Tar.
ycr.s camp ir thH cts Boz daily visited
1y several hundred people. ANA dur
Ink the past ten days hr hHs made
large numbers uf enthusiastic admin
rrs aud supporter Many small bets
urr nov being mHdo no even money.
and indications are That thy big Hds
VIII enter th, r'ul with these price.
prevailing Luttcrs. kilograms and
sent reservations now being received
HN tho coyote club from Nl parts ui
north and west TrNIs ANA Sew Mos.
I.u indicate tnut Clovis VIII nr strict
lE un the W7n uu the goth a special
aroma IH now being constructed uu
Main street almost boo the heart ui
OBJ, business district that Win com.
iurtuHN seat over two thousand poo.
Pile, ana seats are now being sold RAPE
idly Tuesday OF next wcek win wlt-
ness the selection uf % referee, rod-hot
prrlims have been arranged and uu
completion of the arena finish may
Dee said 60 ail ut tine many prcporu
uons FOR th, big argument ot clovis
between the two bis Texas hopes on
the 4gth
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23

type. running brcd horses VIII Zoe
barred.
Al entries must have been owned
In tho county 700 lcnst since the first
cot january 1919.
AN horscs entered must hc 90 least
hHif. hrcDd brunchos. thoroughbred
Irr strictly h.rrcd
iiidrts
hll riders must DO, ui weight mot
lDsH than tll mounds.
An saddles must weigh not less
Than twenty Give pounds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
FRONTIER SPORTS
IN CHARGE Of
TED SPARR
Albuquerque Boy Has Under
taken TO Furnish Fair Visi-
tors With Excitement Dur
ing Week Oct. 8 to IA.

Frontier sport pulled off during
the state. l.ir win uc under the dl-
r.Dtiuu off Ted Spar. 20 lncl boy who
hus undertaken 90 furnish thrilling
umUsyWru. tu the fair visitors. hron-
chic busting ropluE ana other events
thnt SAVIOR ur The Wild and wu1llt
HDsI Sprr has NFrocd to 90 up
into th, IHEaiu reservation ANA bring
hnck Do bunch of navajo indian. thW
uIU FN, nr people a SHOW thH ih'l
Wlli r.m,muer Bclng 90 cowboy
himself rulrr huH succeeded boo iu.
trrosNuI many cowboy 400 tho from
tor sports and tho indications arc
that un s.rlunE program win h'
staged SPAR De- now completing ur
arrangement. for tho Borntliuo county
pony elimination races, tp take place
100 Traction park INC sunday before
Labor u.. MANY horses huNt uI-
ready I,pu entered In enc elimination
Duutrsf. .Ul b. is expected that There
win Do, two Or three dozen starter -.
Tho horse that carries away the hon
urs 40 fhD elimination races VIII %,
tlp puuy That VIII represent thiF
counts boo tle county pouy race 100 Tho
stat, ar The rules and regulations
for lh. pony races have been uu-
uonuord Uw Ted Sparr from whom
further Information may uc obtained
Dos 1ddrD box him at h"N Beg, AIhu-
ou,rquc Ihe rules ere as follows.
Horses.
Cowpouiys not 90 exceed 1000
pounds bon weight.
An ,t.ftI... t,,ttaf ha pf Tho povuouv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Lincoln, 7-oi Sioux cay, 81.

AZ Lincoln
First gam, score. x. ". g..
Lincoln .....ZUl COG O2NH-7 10 I
SluuN rts ,...3UU GO3 100 10 /
Batteries Smith aud Stratton
Campbell uud Chapman.
Second game. s, rrp. u, ~. r..
Lincoln ....lOp 100 COS @ 40
Sioux Cur ....u00 OdO OOO--t o o
Batteries. Tuckvy, Mogridgo and
Etrtfiun White and Cadmuu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
DEFINING WATERWORKS
ARRESTED FOR DIS
TURBING COMMUNITY
isbcciaI Correspondence 20 Hcr4idl

p'mmg N M aug 22 Daniel
BpWvra foreman ut the water works
plant was arrested about o'clock
THIS morning hy Mounted Policeman
D,al ana put in luil lie was re-
leased 100 a couple of hours on $50
bond. '' ,..tsr appears 40 boz that
engine which Nc.
Bowers was operating was disturb
ing the peace.
A. n Warner of the Warner IN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23

"wore an medicines az ucrltorlous
as ChamhcrlaIn's Collie. Cholera and
Dibrrhoea Remedy the world would
bo much better on and the pcrc.rH
age OF suffering greatly decreased"
writes Lindsay Scott 90 Temple. Ind.
For sale oy an druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
Mc.icrn Icnpnc.

Denver at bcs Moiucs.
wichita ut omaha.
Sioux city al Lincoln.
S. Joseph az Topeka,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
omaha, ~; wichita, 1.

~ Omaha
Score. a. ~ r..
Omaha .....O05 ltt 3OX IA ~ I
Wichita ......OOD 100 0O0-l Q
Batteries liioks aud JuhpHoui
Thomas. Eoutt and Waoob
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
ROBERT PRESTON
Auotioneer and Salesman.

see the HabN Biu" never Brca, Por-
cclnin Range la thc Grant building
10 y. second street Phone i50sM
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23

IIrrt game. score n. ~. T.,
Topeka 1000 OOl $50 Ia 4
ST. Joseph 0Ol 600 0lO Go 3
Batteries NeSuolds and SMITH
bDIL Thomas ana Guifith,
Al Topeka
SrUund gamC--scorc; n. n r..
Topeka ..... 200 oiO O2x--5 10 2
1l Joseph ... GOO OOi OO0-t g
liutivrlos. ilurnsby ana nillinBHi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
Nmcrirnn Lcngnc.

Chicago ut New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland ut Boston.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
YESTERDAYS GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburgh, 40; New York, rs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23

rhiladclplia, 81 CINCINNATI, I.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
llustun. o. Cleveland, u.

Boston ...... ............. . 10 .
I.E,Hud ..... ........ ,
Batteries. collins and CirriVlu.
kuhI,r Mitchell Wake" qua CAR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23

Score. a. VI. r..
Dos Molnos 90. 0O3 600 GOO . @
Denver ......O00 030 0lO-t o Q
Batteries Sweet, uJostou uud Nc
GIuwi ,trris ana Sp1hr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
Western League.
ToDAY's GAMES.

National League.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-09
GEORGIA CONGRESSMAN
Go TO AID OF YOUTH
SCORING NEGRO POLICE

WASHINGTON, July 9-Senator
Hoke Smith, accompanied by Repre-
sentatives Bartlett and Hughes, of
Georgia appeared in a police court
here yesterday as counsel for Grover
Kelly, young Macon (Ga.) boy, who
had been arrested by colored police
man for making remarks derogatory to
negro blue coats
Kelly came to Washington as chauf-
feur for H. c. Wadsworth, of Atlanta
and wandered down by the Potomac
river and watched the fishermen. See
ing a colored policeman, he remarked
that such a sight would not be toler-
ated in the South, and that If one
should attempt to arrest a white man
1t would start a. street riot The guard :
ian of the law applied boot and night
stick to the young man, and took him
to the nearest precinct, whence he was
released on cash bond
When the three Georgia congress
men walked into the police station they
were told that no case had been dock
eted and that the cash collateral had
been returned to Kelly
They then went into executive SEES
sion with the district attorney and ex-
pressed their opinion of negro police
men in general