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Kansas CITY. Mo-. Oct. b.--cattlc rec
cetpts 1000. including 4O0 southcrns;
market steady, Native Htoera, S5.75qP
5000; southern steers. tt.25 ~ coo;
southern cows and heifers. $3.50
b.25; native COWS and heifers. 5000
500 stockerH ana feeders. s4.5Oep
rs q. bulls, tEOoGB.5O; calves. $500
WS.bO; western cows, t@.5OQ6i5. "
HoRn Receipts 1900: market
steady to Sc lower. Bulk of sales.
Ss,50OS.s5; heavy, $3.50 $50; pack
ers and butchers, ss.BO6s.9O; light.
ssA09s,Sb; pigs. S6.OOG7 2S,
sheep Receipts 1890; market
steady. AGuttons. $4,000 400; lambs.
SB,BO0s.sOi range wethers and year.
linGs, tS.SOW 4.5O; range ewes, $4,000
SIS,
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Franciscan Sisters. Propose TO
Establish Orphdn0ge Iot Boys
in Albuquerque; ASK fOrSae.

Institution Urgently Needed in New Mexico May Be Located
in This City Provided Necessary Encouragement Is Civ
superiorS of Noted Charitable Organization Com.
mittee Of Order Here to look Over Available Sites
and Believe Albuquerque Is Most Logical Place in the
State fo7 the Home
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stop ooughingi You rack the lungs
iIoREHotND sYR1P checks SSias'G irrila :
Ftipn, heals the lungs and restores
|RemfqFlaele braathinE. Price abc.
Voc and st.eS per bottle. Sold by all
arpsgasls.s-,Aav,
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distance was sIXty-nlnc and onc-hllf
miles an hour,
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American Lumber co. Him. crystal.
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PLAINTIFF WINS IN
CRANE-H0WELL CASE

After being out only ten minutes
the jury IN the case of tho Crane
Millinery 90, versus Matthew I0weil,
u0day returned - verdict for tn"
plaintiff. nfflXing judgment at 1l6O.
Collins aud Siroup we're attorneys for
the plaintiff
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American i.umber Go. film. crystal,
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81 Louis. Mo. oct, Head quiet
$t97h spclter firm, &7.i5.
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Metals Unchanged.

New York, oct Metals quiet
and nomlnally unchanged.
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". Loads WWI.

II. Louis, Oct. 5.--WOOl steady. Ter
ritOry and western mediums, n csc:
fine mediums. $50 20c; fine. 1870 tic.
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ChicAao IAva atOnk,
Cattle recainis 5000; market dun.
steady. Rsexsa ts.SO0 Aa,gpi Texas
steers, ti.BO@s.Oei westefH uteerp,
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American Lumber 20. aim. crystal
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New YORK. Oct 5.--COttUn Spot
quiet Middling uplands, FIi25:
middlIng gulf. $3.50. sales. none.
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Powder 4 Ant wrSei.

American Lumber 90. nlm. Crystal.
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RALPH DE PALMA
FATALLY HURT

CONTINUED from page one)
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ThOs. F. Kaehe5 Ast.i'
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DOC" CORNISH IS
Off FOR YALE :
Albuquerque Boy Leaves for
New Haven Tomorrow; Will
Likely Be on the First Foot
ball Eleven.

pcr,, Gillette Cornish, Jr, auu Of
Or and Frs 4. q. Cornish ur AlDu-
uucrgqo. leaves tomorrow afternoon
tor New Haven. conn where ne will
resume his studies al Yale university
According Go thc tentative lineup OF
the Yale eleven. Doc" cornish viii be
among those present. Doc played
on the second Yale eleven last year
and demonstrated hl' ability a. q
football man Young Cornish iS also
slate TO play ON the Yale baseball
club next spring and has already been
practically assured the JOB Of second
bascman Doc played on tho first
nine m lew games last season ana
was given q tino Send Off Oy the sport
writer's
During tho vacation months, corn
ish has appeared several times IN
baseball games ON the local diamond
ana has proven himself a faster man
than ever before he hits well ana
it's u shame 10 turn Nm loose on
Tia basea TWO weeks ago Doc
stolu AZ bases IN one game Win
"Muse" chavez catching
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
GOT A RAW DEAL,
SAYS MITCHELL
Foul Fighter Who Assaulted
Referee Displays Admirable
Quality o. Nerve in Howl at
FL Paso.

Not satisfied Nth cndcayuting To-
win fight by deliberate fouung. nor
with assaulilnE tho referee. Kid Nit
Dhcll, who lost the Labor day bout
ct the Blk thcatcr here 10 Jack Car
son by fouling and thcn landed on
Referee Wollo. - bowling aboat r.
raw deal down in ~ Paso. The II
PasC Times has the following
KID Mitchell pho has been seen
in q number OF ustic bouts here and
In Juarcz. has returned Co tn" city
from Albuquerque, where. on labor
day. ne fought Jack carson. Of Den.
yer
"'t lost ,hc decision in the nth
tail Mitchell yesterday but ! was
sivcn raw dCil IA the first round
! knocked carson down and be- called
a. foul, and called a foul "a every
round after The referee gave him
the decision iu the fifth round
4 am e.llinR To- iight carson any
where Whenever he Uiil sign articles
Tor 10 $500 side bet, the winner to take
all--purse AMI bot The papers az
there said that carson had both my
eyes closed don't SHOW any mJrks
cot n, do o.
a slant at his tdaoc ditclos u hu
fact that he didn't Mitchell sdNs
thut he weighed i6l pounds ana that
Carson weighed t57'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07

stand the Giants on their heads with
hts tremendous smoke. But " we're
Mood I should stick 10 my fast bail
and curve His SLOW one is too SLOW
10 be very deceptive
Just how good New Yorks pitch.
ing staff Il this year cannot say.
Marquafd has been phcnomcnaliy sue.
Cessful but he appears ,u be- slipping
some Just nov. MathcWson WAS easy
Tor the RED Sox IN 1908 and they
should find him even easier now.
OF Ray Collins Is clever southpaw
who has one swinging at his motion
instead VI st the bail And do not
think that the Giants can bat success
fully against a suuthpaw
boston viii have four good pitch.
crs while the Giants. 20 iuy way ct
thinking. can show but two. O'Bricn
~ apt 10 be a puzzle to McGraws
men. Bcdicbt has splendid fast ball
ana I repeat that tho Giants do not
like fast pitching Hall also has great
speed and should bee held IN reserve
Tor rescue work
We hear q lot about the great base
running uf the Giants and their pen.
chant for running wild on the sacks.
Well. that is all very fine az times.
but the clue stealing the most sacks
is not necessarily the winning outfit
The worlds series iH too short Tor
base running To cut much 81 a figure
and the history of past conflicts for
IN" universal title has shown that
both Conteuders are go much keyed
M aud realize the Importance uf the
battles ~ much that they do not take
many chances.
1T b. the club that runs the bases
with judgment that wins. not the one
that runs hog Wild BESIDES this the
Red SON have IN Bill Carrigan one
OF the brainius; men In the country
and he may be depended upon To out
guess McGraw's speed msrvels' and
keep them from doing very much
thlcying when II counts mcGraw has
o lot Of fast players, IN fact most Of
his club Is good ON the bases but op.
posed 10 bnckstop Of Carrigan's
class thcy will not be able 10 take
the scandalous liberties that they do
with some OF the National league re-
Ccivcrs"
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the $50 kiiumvtrrs vas ST minutes. 30
seconds. speed of Is milc- an hour.
then % worlds record I.ublsnc.
again after the world championship.
had Sc content himself with srcond.
being two minutes slower than
WoymnuH
Speed alone determines the inu.r.
there being no restriction ON the con
stfuction uf the Hcropianp. because
ot tho high speeds attained. few uyiB
tors have cared Co enter. aud in the
three events held previously. q total
ct thirteen entrants only appear on
the lists
This wear the race has been
heightened To- zoe Ktiomotcrs t2i
miles, ana the cours, was laid out
as an clipsc OF tlt miles. requiring
thirty laps to complete the races. la
the French elimination trials Jules
Ncdrincs made q speed of 100 miles
an hour which established cNpvCtanyc
ls To what speed would De- made by
the choice machines Of the SIS ma
tlGns competing America England.
France. Holland belgium aud Swift.
zcrland
France designated jules Nedrin,s
and Maurice Provost. pilots ot Deeper
duFstn mouopluuVs. ana Andry Frey,
who drives AN IlHnriot munoplauc, sr
~ representative England had
named Claude Grahamc White Gus
usNc ilamcl ana George Dyott. but u
was not certain until the last minute
Just who would make the actual
flights.
Belgium representative. Charles
Murok. died cot typhoid FEVER few
DAYS before the race. and J'ap Wyn-
malcp. WHO was To- represent Holland.
was 80 disappointed Ia the showing
/ OF his Ocrtz monoplauc he withdrew.
I Edmund Audcmura. SWitz"rland's
rcprcscntsti,c. was not certain 81 en-
tcring and az Tor America the choice
| Of pilot viii not be- definitely aottlcd
until the day before the race An
| American defender prepared 90 carry
100 horsepower motor. the largest
aero motor ever designed
The hydrVacroplHnC, ct airbOat
aviation contests ar, the first ever
held outside OF the military cOmpctl.
tions held In France 'or selection OF
government machines. The contests
must continue i've DAYS during which
races aud contests are evolved to
dcmunstrat, how the multi-uEc ma.
, chin. may D., guided on the water. be
raiscd into the air aud flown as a
| flying craft
In addition efficiency prizes have
been offered the contest being the
number of passengers carried, tho
length OF time. one Two and three "a.
tra persons may remain alUit. and
other similar competitions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
RED SOX PICKED
As WINNERS BY
TYRUS COBB
Detroit Star Can't See New
York in the Worlds Series;
Believes Joe Wood Will
Stand Giants on Their Head.

~ INTus Raymond Cobb knows
ANYTHING about H. aud there are "a lot
Of people who hold the opinion that
Dee does Boston win win the world g
series this fill. assuming that the
Rcd SuN nud themselves opposed 80
the Sew York Giants Ty takes Il
Tor granted the New Workers present
lead win carry them through the bat
auCv uf the season Ia makins this
prediction though hc is none too san.
EuIn, about this
superior pitching. batting ana
fielding are en-, points on which T}rus
believes the Hub outfit viii grab the
Ipug end OF the big split n Octoucr
Here is the way he sizes up the stu
alton
1T the Red Sox get away with the
American league pcnnunt and they
Will. thcy certainly eau down the
Gmnts in The worlds series. not per-
hnps in such easy fashion as thyy did
la 1908, but IN such conNinrina
manner Hs to leave no doubt as 10
which is the better ball club
In the first place. I do not con
sidvr IA, Giants any better than two
other clubs that I might name iu the
American league That the Red SOX
are the best team IN their own organ.
iz1tiuu seems 10 me tu be- proved BY
their stcudy and consistent playing.
They won their way 10 the front
gradually increased their lead and
held 10 They gained their place by
hard and steady batting and through
beating the Athletics and the best Of
their other rivals. They did not gain
any almost iu,iuoiblc Head a. the start
Dos fattcning ny ON the weaker teams
They are up on top nov and play
ing the same old game. The Giant
on the other hand, seem 10 be- slump
Ing badly and have only Just cUm'
mcnc,d what may prove to %, on Ok.
hausting and disastrous trip.
ITO my mind, the Giants are not
o. heavy hitting team. have not
seen them play this year but am
speaking uf them as they appeared ~
me In the worlds series last year.
Myers was the only consistent hitter
in IN, outnt then IT, hit an the way
through DOYLE finished up strongly
ana HDrlur nattcd tHirlv But MoTklv.
Murray SnodErass ana Fletcher from
whom 30 much was expected, did not
deliver the goods iu ms opinion A.
e batting outiit 80 is my belief that
the Boston team ls unqu"stionJbl. SUE
prripr AM ON, of Stahls men r.
liable iu start something at amy time.
20 look tor joe Wood to hc tho
real sensation OF the SERIES lt hr sticks
60 hls iast ball and puts HE slow
unc in the refrigerator The Giants
cannot hu speedy pitcher and on
me darR polu grounds W"ud ought go
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
WESTERN Lacquer
TO UMPIRE THE
TOURNAMENT
Roy Mcdonald Signs Up Her
man Myers to Arbitrste Fair
Series; Admitted One Of the
Best Jumps in the Business.

Acting Tor Milsou aud kclchcr.
uasobail managers iur the state tar
tournament hoy Mcdonald uuW la
th, east. has SIGNED 49, Herman Myers,
ct The Western league To umpire dun.
ing the series ,u October Myers Was
signed up los Cap Mcdonald alter
ho had looked over nearly every um.
prr iu the western league Nh" would
consider a proposition 60 come 90 Al
buuurruuy Myers iH conceded bN
managers aud players tu be- one OF the
most efficient and scntl"maniy lndt-
Gator men Ia the business
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
YOUNGStER IS BEST
THIRD BASEMAN
Ban Johnson Picks Eddie FOs-
ter As Classiest Infielder in
American League; One Of
Finds of Season.

Eddie Foster third udscmau col the
Washington club. rs tnr best YOUNG
player to come into the American
league this year. ia the opinion ct
President Ban Johnson
Tho head of tho American league
voiced this opinion Vhen asked 10
name the best ilI-aruund young ball
player ot iIis years vintage. This De-
what Johnson zlys ~ Foster
Foster b. out on. of several very
last player. who have made great
records in their first seasons cffurts.
when even ,lr,V OF Foster work ls
considered. however. believe he is
entitled 10 the honor ot leading the
list
Foster h. % fast fielder. covers a
lot Of ground hits well aud plays q
magnificent inside game. Ho is wise
player 40 every Way ana is improving
all OF the tm,
This rs his second adventure Ia the
American league. ana he learned
much by his first experience Take
many young player Ie Vas not
ready for fast company the first time
up. and he did not knoW how go take
care of himself
1T IL different nov. however. for
he has learned his lesson well and
realizes IL In up 10 him to keep him
sci; Ia condition 10 deliver the best
base hath that is In him.
Foster is Chicago boy. lie was
discovered o. Robert McROy when
Robert was manager of ~cmi.p pro
team seycra, Years ago. lie was with
thu Sew York team In 1910, but wa.i
not ut mucn use. so was sold 10 l.uch.
ester uf the International league. He
played great ball for Rochester and
last fail Jim McAlrcr spout Two weeks
watching him before hr made az MS
mind 10 take him to Washington. Me
Alcor told me at that time that Fos-
ter was th' best Young player hc had
seen anywhere that season
The unlN possible objection Ia Foa-
ter might 10, that he rs small this does
not appear to handicap him. for he
covers az much ground az any third
buscmsn and his speed In getting att
err tho ball s enough 90 maze up for
any lack of inches lie throws Ia
tirst accurately and fast and from al
most any position.
"tt.isa delicate thing Tot mo Co pick
q player as the best youngster In the
American league. hut I feel mat fuf'
ter deserves the distinction ANA Il he
no discrcdit a. an for any ct thr other
young stare that he should bee chosen
On the otl,r hand u should Dee an IN
ccnt.,o tur young players 90 work
hard o. maxi, AS good "a record az fus'
ter has mudr tor himself
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
I sp.c,s, Correspondence to ,As msrsl

Chicago. sept Americas third
International aviation meet which
opens Monday. win establish new
murk Tor America iu the number Of
.utitors OF International fame enter
ID. chief OF these Gre the pilots OF
th' foreign and American racers who
compete In the Gordon Bennett
worlds championship acruplunr rucc.
thu urst event ot the meet
The meeting embraces daily mono
plane aud biplanc handicap races. a
scratch biplHne and munOplauv race
which Is designed tu give further
demonstration OF the skill at the COR
don Bennett drivers. aud i0-kilo-
meter race for an types, handicapped
other contests are bomb aud NATL
throwing accuracy landing contests
from heights OF i,OOu rect without u
motor and similar events IN which
skin OF the operator ~ tested.
This is the fourth time acroplaucH
have been matched tor the worlds
championship. ss typificd by the
$4,000 silver trophy given by James
Gordon Bennett Ia 1905. to be con
tended tor annually by licensed pilots
Of the Federation Acrunautiuue Inter
rationale
Twice before single American Gu
trtnt has driven hls s,rOpiane ahead
of his competitor and brought the
silver trophy 20 America Glenn ~
Curtiss was tho nrst winner az
Rhclms. France August 2s. 1909.
Ills blpianc finished the i2.f mile
race In 90 minutes, 30 seconds. az tive
seconds ahead at the lookcd-for win
pcr. Louis Heriors munoplanc. There
were five starters but only four OF
the flyers were able 90 cover m dis
lance. which then was considered an
almost impossible journey for an
acropianc.
In Sew YORK. on the belmont Parl,
aCrudomC. the second contest was
held. The course had been lengthen-
ed 10 100 kilOmetcrs. f62iA miles)
and claude Grahamc white. Eng
lands best known airmsn. won In ~
minutes. seconds. In the first 100
horse power Blsriot monOplane.
built. Alfred I.ablnnc OF France. led
Ia the race In similar machine, Mp
10 the last lap OF the field. when ne
ran out 81 gasoline, and In landing.
crashed into telegraph pola aud
smashed hts acroplsne.
Grahamc whites Victory took the
trophy to England. where II was CON
tested for la 1911 on the Isle NJ
Shcppy AZ Eastchurch, July I
Charlie, Terrcs wcyman. sole Amcri'
can entrant again went up in u 100
horsepower Nicuport monOplanc and
captured the trophy Ills time for
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Pick of Worlds Greatest Bird-Men to Assemble
At Third International Meet At Chicago

Races for All Types of Machines, Bomb Throwing, Mail
Dropping and Accuracy Landing Tests to Be Features
Of World Event; Compel ton for $4,000 Gordon Ben.
nett Cup to Be Keen, Over Course of l24 Miles First
ArbOat Contests Ever Held Be Staged at Windy City
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07

omaha az Denver
Sioux co, az Wichita
Topeka at st. Joseph
Lincoln CT Dos MuinCs
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rIIEeE GIIus OI Die.

ST. Louis Post Dispatch The Hy-
icctod Ouo--Won't YOU aay something.
dear. To- make 10 easier for ~ "a
bear
The Grl--Ah W,ll--cr--l suurc
most horribly
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NO bosses m the new part, boss
.cs you wiil note, h. "a The plural --
Burlington Hawkelc.
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YESTERDAYS GAMES
NATION LEAGUE.
New Work 80. Philadelphia O.s.

AZ Philadelphia.
First game. a. a. e.
Philadelphia .............. 4
NpW York .... ..... 10 .
BATTERIES EiNcN Nicholson. Nelson
and kiuii,r Tosvoou and Wilson
Second 85ay Il n T..
Philadelphia ............. 90 %
Sew YORK ... ........ plI o
batteries Fiunrrau. Mayer rhai-
m,rs uud Doom EnIyr Vanguard.
trudaI AIaturWsuu and Wilson.
Harley
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Washington as Boston
Philadelphia at New furk
81 Louis at Detroit
Cleveland az Chicago
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Boston Post Saddlcc--A man can
hardly We'd nos unless he yaE show
the girl Two licenses.
Benstun-TWu licenses
Saddlc,--Yrs. marriage aud auto
mobile.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07

Houston Post one woman s,t2 =
tlut women should wear mo tight.fit,
ting gowns. mo- Dursc,s mo- shoes nor
stockings Whut ls yuur Idea 81
nothing tor woman Co wear - Toe
lydo Blad,b
Rats
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Western League .
TODAY's GAMES


National League.
New YORK 90 Philadelphia
Pittsburgh 20 81. Louis
Boston Hl Brooklyn
Chicago gt CINCINNATI
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=, dO-Tph ., IIUNOIh =
AZ Lincoln n, II y,
Lincoln ....... 600 0gO iOi--2 . .
S. Joseph ....5VU OiO 0OO--6 ~ o
Batteries Hagcrman, WolvcrtOn
and Carney. Crutohcr and Gossctto.
only two Western league games
scheduled YESTERDAY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Topeka 10. D,s Mdpcs 8
At Topeka H. n l..
Topeka ...... $50 600 fUe--tO % o
Dvs Moincs ... roo Ole COL .
Batteries. Reynolds aud smith
Notthrop ana Slcisht
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uh.nao Q. Clncinnnli ;.
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PhiIsdcIphln I. NV YmL ..
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ihUrtlcH hsriuVrs tcNcr and SuN
T., Cooper and simon.
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cleveland =. Chicago ..

AZ Chicago: X. II T..
chicago ............... > .
Cleveland ............... 3 II 2
batteries. Benz and Kuhn, Bas-
kettle and Carisch
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Batteries Wood aud Cady, John
son and Alnsmith
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~. Louis Z. Detroit ,.

Detroit ........ %
81 Louis MISREPRESENTATION. IN %
Batteries Whcatly. CuvinRton and
StanRgc, Kocher. Hamilton. Allison
and Krichcll
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itetivs FfOuiuc aud Mclean
Ia ana Cottcr.
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~. Joseph q. Lincoln ,

NhllhIof anu ol'lSUN.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-04-18
TO install
DRINKING
FOUNTAIN

The Nations Silver Medal Con
test will be held at the United
Presby terian church on Friday,
April 10, at 8 O'Clock, p. m. The
proceeds of the contest will be
used by the ladies of the Wet. U.
for installing a drinking fountain
for both man and beast. Fifteen
cents admission will be charged,
and every man that likes "A drink
OF water occasionally should be
present and contribute to the
cause. A public fountain is very
much needed in Parma and the
ladies who are taking the lead in
this matter should be literally
helped.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-04-18

DURING THE
PAST WEEK

Last Thursday the Parma
High School boys went to Nam
pa and played the high school
team representing that place.
In spite OF the uneven appear
ance OF the score of 6 to in
favor OF Nampa, the game was
fast and exciting. All OF Nam
pas scores we're made in the
first two innings, 3 in the first
and i in the second. After these
Two innings Nampa was unable
TO get man around the circuit.
Wild throwing contributed much
to Parma's defeat. Parma's
only run came in the fifth, on a
two-bagger and steal of third by
Jurries and a hit by C. Andersen.
Lineup OF the two teams was as
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