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The evening world., 1912-02-15
Motor Boat Show
To Open Saturday

The building OF the ships FOR the mo-
tor boat show h1s gone on IN Madison
Square Garden right merr!!y. First the
hulls OF the Mauretanla and Olympic
were built. Then the decks were laid
ana carpenters built the cabins where
the many attractive exhibits are to be
displayed INK the ringers soon had the
superstructure OF the big ocean grey
hounds In place. After that It was a
simple matter IN comparison and by
to-day tho exhibitors will begin to ar
range their wares while decorators are
putting the finishing touches on the big
exhibition. so fast have all Interested
worked that 1t would be possible TO
open the eighth annual motor boat show
tomorrow. but Instead everything will
BE- done by the management to put
taings IN perfect running order before
the pub,'c IS admitted on Saturday eve
ming.
The evening world., 1912-02-15
NEW YORK A. C..WANDERER
GAME MAY BREAK TIE,

Hockey enthusiasts Will be out III
force morrow night to see the New
York \. (. and Wanderer teams IN on.
oc the deciding games IN the Amateur
Hockey League series at tho -. Nlcho-
las Rink. The Mercury Foot players
Will utilize the services Of every avail
able expert TO defeat the little Canucxs
abd brea!: The tie FOR tho lead between
the latte Il the Crescent Athletic
Club champions.
the winged footers st.il have q agi,t-
Ing chance for the trophy and by de-
featlng the Wanderers viii be IA a posi-
ton to contest the nnal game With the
Crescents, which will decide the perna-
nent posses!o, 90 the Amateur League
tropiy, each club having won II twice.
The evening world., 1912-02-15
Hockey Club Beaten in Close
Game in the Amateur
League Series.

TWo players were bruised aud sew.
era, Others penallzed In the hockey
game between the s., Nicholas
seven and the Hockey Club team az
tho -, Nicholas Rink. II was tho
toughest game OF the season and re-
suited In a victory for the Santa Claus
Deven by a score OF I goals q s
The rough work began with the start
ms OF the game, After Noteworthy and
Chew had been sen, 20 the side lines
10 zoo, on for ~rouxhnsss Chsw's stick
struck Fredericks across the eye. ].
wss n hnri blow ana cut a FOOD sized
gas. Fredcr'css was .sd - hs dress
tins !1pn, where Dr. NRvcy found 1,
terrssifr % take two stitches In Il.
Hrcd,rlcd- returned ana played until
TIE end
In the second half Campbell was hit
on the cheek with . stick ana va COM
5sIsd U retire from 36S Isaa yrss-
The evening world., 1912-02-15

jack Doyle Of Philadelphia was
knocked out by Patsy Kline Of Newark
In the NTH round OF n scheduled ten
round bout at the Long Acre A.. A.
Three hard lofts to the stomach fol-
LEVIED by . left win TO the Jaw proved
til. undoing 90 Doyle. The knockout
was landed Logs than one minute after
The fNf,h round began.
Doyle was sent to the canvas twice
before the knockout blow was delivered.
going down once In the opening session
and taking a count again in the second
round.
II you were a boxer, fought Mint
rcunds. had your arm broken. would
YOU Ike to md at the end when yol.
had lost the battle that you were 1901
poorer than when YOU started the boutr
Tom Dwyer. an Enslishman. had tins
experience last saturday night at the
Dong Acre Club. he charged before the
state Athletic Commission at its ses-
sior yesterday. He asked that Billy
Neuman. the manager of the club, pay
him according to contract.
Eddie Kelly OF Harlem outpointed
Ritchey Ryan OF the west side at the
Sharkcy A. c. N a fast and interesting
bout. Kelly was entitled to a decision
Dy the cleverness and clear punches
ever the rugged and hard hitting Ryan,
The evening world., 1912-02-15
ST. Nicks Win Roughest
Hockey Game of Season

man taking hts place. According to the
onicia!s Brltton OF the Hockey Club
was the worst offender, Twice Bert
White. the referee. penslized him for
short periods for tripping md five min
uIes before the end sent him of the ice
for the remainder OF the game.
hamley made the pretuest shot o: the
night n few minutes later when he sent
the rubber scalins into the net from A
hard angle In mldrlnk, Frederlcxs tai
lied the last goal OF the game two min
utes before time was called,
The evening world., 1912-02-15

$500, instead o, giving Morris 5000.
aid he should put up or shut ~.
Yours truly, u. II uFER.
wv HlL.E tho above 10 Interesting
w Mr.. vfer makes a mistake IN
Offering 10 put M n aide AXE
IN a New York bout. There ara no sta,
beta made hero TODAY. and a s.lo 10,
would no: be tolerated 10y tho los,Ag
Commission, which IL IN ful, control 90
tho game, Hsnc. Mr., Newman viii not
draw on Mr., Ufor 'or 500 or $1,000.
But goodness gracious me- ,as JACK
O'Br!cn says aren't thero a few gen
tiensn IN New York who would like 10
have the privilege " rawips on Mr..
s SssI' ,a at''s' '" 'A'iI )'n 'hA
The evening world., 1912-02-15
LAWRENCE AND HEDLUND
ENTER COLUMBIA N

sam Lawrence and A. Hedlund will conpete In
ne inlrs'ss games OF the Columbia University
T;a-G Athletic Association Saturday nigh. INV.
fe'cr. The bcs; hish jumper since the dsys OF
s".;nty. eSnec!S 20 break the record. Hedlrns
fcalel Abel KiSiat last SATURDAY IN ihe iio,,n,
y. A. gen,es winrinz the Hunter Milc in record
hmr. ki'iat IL going to meet Hedluld again
Saturday night. and expects 10 turn lie .aSieS
m Berns the sensational miller from Cornell,
The evening world., 1912-02-15
KLINE KNOCKS OUT
DOYLE IN THE FIFTH
At LONG ACRE A..
Philadelphia Boxer Knocked
Down Twice Before Receiv-
ing His Quie!uS.
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At Fordon A. C.-t.ddie Powers vs..
Danny Ridge.
At National Sporting ~Club-Billy
Marchant vs. Louis DE P%onthieu.
The evening world., 1912-02-15
BILLIARD

''S'' '''"'hIl'Hnbip hrrpcS on the
Brooklyn courts. Bull defeated Lyle Il.
Malian a. i5-9. lj-lo. Eoudoiph Goepel
defeated n. u. Bulh'cy l,-i7. l5.ls ana
.j-i0.
Whatever aspiration. Edward w.
Gardner may have "a az to winning
tho International amateur IS. hn,k lin.
billiard horors. J. Ferdinand Poxxen-
burg nut them into total eclipse yes,er.
day by the score OF 40 to 10 AZ the
l.icderSTanz club. II was the third
successive defeat for Gardner. PoSv.n.
burg now seems 10 threaten Champion
Conll!n. who II defending his title In
The tourney. The Lleierkranz player
Is no" on even terms with Conkl,p.
Neither has been defeated.
Joseph Mayer. the Phila delphIa cham
p'on, won :hc night game. lie defeated
pr. L"oaldas l.. Mai OF this city nv
ne score of 800 to 3l6. The Phlladei.
phfan averaged 4 1913, With hash runs
Of y. 30 and -. DR.. Mia averaged
0 s'-'s' with high runs ~ 81. q and q.
Giovanni Raicevich. tho italian vres.-
Ter. VIII aa!! for his home In Pisa. italy.
to-day on the Steamship La Proycnre'
''a'cev'ch sVapped a ligament on each
slde OF his Right knee Ia his match with
Hbyssho at Madison Square Garden on
last Monday night. as the result OF n
too hold used ny his opponent In gain
ing h first fall IN "a minutes ~ sec
onds, after which tho Italian was unable
to continue.
The evening world., 1912-02-15

TOE wOODMAN. manager OF sam
Langford. writes from Australia 10
tell me that Joe Jeanette IN sidc-
stepping a match with sam. Evidently
Joe wrote the salno thing to a few
others. for ] have an indignant protest
b. mail from ~Jeanct,e's manager. Says
he:
y ala receive an offer from Australia
foe three matches ana agreed to accept.
provided Mr.. Mcintosh would poe. the
amount OF the %sufrante. md npec!sy
Movsy and Langford as two OF Jean
cites opponents. This he refused TO Do.
AZ for Los Angeles. I refused 10 20
there. being that jim C0nroth offered
me terms tor jcene,te to box i.angford.
which both Wooimln and | accepted.
W'oodmsn deliberately repud!ated this
match and sneaked away to Aus,raix.
whore he now writes from. hoping that
viii come. lie knows 10 would take
M weeks for me TO get Jeanette there.
Woodman has been IN Australia w,th
LAngford for -four months. Under the
Australian law his term OF residence IN
Australia with HIS negro ~ limited to
six months. IL ! took the nrst steamer
for Australia. and made a quick "trip, al
the best I could only get there two
weeks before woodmsn and Langford
wees forced to leave the countrv.
Jeanette would have 20 lght WITH leg
than two weeks training ashore after
sig weeks OF hard travelling by ,rs!n
and steamer. And 10 I didn't hurry Id
find on arrival that LangfIra Was al
ready on the ocean leaving Australia.
Fine business. II would bc an easy
way for him to duck the match again.
Jeanette 10 open TO box any man In the
world. johnson preferred. for = SIDE bet
Of 5000. in any country where contests
n SIDE stakes are within the law,
Yours sincerely. DAN AEETRICK,"
MOTHER gentleman with the side
"a stake bug Is Mr.. Ufer. tie mil
~iionaire. who paid a former man
aSsr of Carl Morris $50 IA for his con-
tract with the Oklahoma giant. Mr..
USer writes TO BILLY Newman. who 10
handing Morrts IN New York. as FOL.
lows:
Hot Springs. Ark. Feb. 4.
Il Ny Dear Billy-I received your several
letters and am glad TO nov Carl Is
scsming along In good shape. I am
more than convinced that O'Rourke
wants the 70 at his club 90 tina they
can steal the decision for Pniser. see
ORourke says he'l give Morris 5000
n he can stay ten rounds with Palxor.
III o'Rourke 10 sincere why does he re-
fuse 10 hght In any club e.cep, his
ownf ] think you might offer TO 10,
ORsurks 5000 or $1,000 that Pairsr
The evening world., 1912-02-15
Hobbies TO Be Allowed
in Harness Horse RQcin0
Important Ruling Made at BIZ
ennial Congress of National
Erotting Association.

IIoBBLlts 20. n new lease OF NE.
~ far an sport to sulky is con
ccrncd. al the biennial congress
VI the National Trotting Association 81.
the Murray IAN Hotel. Two years l.u
n rule was passed which provided THAI
iwo-year-olds could not race IN the
"s'raps" during 1919. aud 40 on for each
Increasing age ny TO VIA. after which
date hobbies were Ia be barred. This
war on the extra appliances for the
side hoclcrs has evidently scared the
associations on the smaller tracks. SO
that they got together and sent enough
proxies 20 the National Association con-
rress to procure what In practically an
abolition Of tha former statute.
George g SAnfer. tho former Column
VA University lawn tennis star II
baseball player. Avon his place In the
sem nnal round of the thirteenth an
Gual national indoor championship.
llong with william u. Cragin IT., on
the courts NJ the seventh Regiment
ArmOry. Wylis G. Grant. the former
Champion. also cane through 10 couple
with Ovedio NJ. Bostwlca. but he ex-
| 2cr,encsd what amounted 10 n walkover
against J. H. S~te,nkamp1 Of the He'd
ford Park CLUB.
The d~ishonorahls discharge given TO
Melvin sheppard, the Srent runner OF
he IrisIi-Amerilan Athletic club, by tho
l~eAty-second Regiment, "A few months
lgn was lftyd when he was sworn IN
rs a member @; TIE Fourteenth Rrsi-
ment or Brooklyn,
The New YORK University basketb,l,
squad viii leave this morning for Wash
!rgtoa. where the team opons the south
ern schedule With Georgetown tonight.
The trip includes IA addition 10 the
Georgetown contest games with 81
Johns College and tie Navy. At Annap-
oils. chief ir,ercs; IN the trip centres
IN The game with the Savy. Tho New
Workers and tho 'uldshipnen have al
ways been rivals On the basketball court.
THIS year the rivalry between the two
Institutions 10 especially keen.
Lea by Caarlen II. Nsll tr. the squash
players OF the Heights Casino o. Brook
Ign defeated tho team OF tho Columbia
University Club b" the score Of six
matches TO ore IN tho Metropolitan
The evening world., 1912-02-15

lack Dunn, owner OF the Bsltimlne club. spsr
inc sTtcrnnon talking about baseball and hh fin
,e,,,r that created .ugh q s~snsatiop ~ the n"l
rial, in the fan. Jark ssys he has inor play
NOT l,,klng fr tient,
The evening world., 1912-02-15

Charles Victory rsus finally MHceed.d IN get
e,rry hing w, eoinS rstt q .lr'ter sriyed ron
Joh. 7: brush a ME- he :am"ci.hsd ,h~ n.s
~ unocndtioua, relesse ~ ~ believed thai
chsrlr MurDiy had ,.mp,Ssd Nth r:u'' las
INV was aueslonri vNc closely By T. ss'den
The evening world., 1912-02-15

,sr' for Tot s,rincs NTH, a ~,nch q III. your
pi,ycrs neI, Monday. Bnl's amb.'ion right. no
T.oiey DSls,rs with a championship club. Il
lass that Charley Ehbo's IL. ore 10 the game
sporsmsn the. ever owned . bail club.
The evening world., 1912-02-15

Nate Fechrfisrh. sscrctsfy o. the ns,ls,
rlub' who I. here on rsc.ntils business, drprned
HsrnLann. They Arr Mersnsld. an ~infielder,. and
Murphy. a catcher. Mcponnld helr'd the Gi,n;,
lsl player. Murphy Is also snd TO be Z
ACrl.s
The evening world., 1912-02-15

copyrSh,. 1919. ~ The Pres Pubislans %.
Crts New yort worhl.
H@NOWY" BAKER. tho Australian
~ refWee who gave sam Mcvsy
tina much disputed dicision over
Sam Laneford. writes In defcnse OF his
Judgment:
ITS true that Mcvey used only n loft
hook FOR the head and a right uppercut.'
nays lie. "while Langford swung ma
hooked from every angle. and that Nc
Nsy was on the defensive and Langford
on tho offensive nearly ali through the
contest. But ] consider McVcy's work
much more scientific than Lang,ord's.
Langford's natural hght was u rushing
nsht. rs his short stature made It i'm.
possible for him TO he effective except at
close range. what hitting he did wa.
almost all In the innghting. and undcr
Australian rules a blow delivered IN tn
nghting doean't score "a poin'.
"McVey's science showed In lis con-
ceatrating his blows. while Langford hit
everywhere. Mcvey used his left hook
scientifically upon one OF Landlords
eyer. closed II and then started on the
other. lie had that nearly closed. In a
few rounds more Laneford m,pt have
been unable to see hence dcfcnscless.
IAn9ford hit ten blows TO Mcvcy'. ono.
but McVcy's were delivered more sclcn-
ILLEGALLY. n that earned the decision"
TRANK MORAN. who beat Palxcr
several hnonths nso and who has
recently whipped a numbsr 9
savywcishts In England. 10 coming
hack. He Gays hes the real "hcpc'' and
that he'll prove II by beating Pai2cr
ssain ~ soon M he comes Ashore.
The way Stewart and Morris fought
the other night was the only thing thai
Kept me from freezing to death" said
n night bug" who called on me 10 chin
a little yesterday. Il kept Jumping up
n down as the punches landed, and
they came so fast all through the ten
rounds that when It WAS over felt as
II I'd been running u race"
&C. LII fighters are not .ow-orows"
"a theadline Ia an evening pa.
The evening world., 1912-02-15

T.hnm's White Elephsnt Rowling Ai,.,.
and Billiard Parlor. aIst St. 4 H~rosdWSv.
The evening world., 1912-02-15

The Rr3nr va. represented al the m,e;ins
man, " :he Cuba. Tommy Clarke wa, Oh hard
to r,pN,en, Staten Island. Tommy b, expected
coming season. lie is W the u. Of c.
The evening world., 1912-02-15
Local Clubs Willing to Start
Games at Any Hour That
suits Majority of Fans.
By BOHEMIAN BULGER

TN View of the big cilnor that has
begun FOR carly bail games. Manager
. John McG"aw and Secretary Joseph
OBri.n OF the Giants and Secretaries
Thomas Davis and Mix Brcen OF the
~ yhldndors say they are quite willing
10 start TIE FUN during the coming SUM
mer at any hour that SUITS the majority
~ the ANS. In fact. they are heartily
In accord with the fans who nave start
III IA movement to pull the trigger at 3
o'clock. The only element that prefers
the 4 o'clock hour Is the crowd from
Wall street.
Il think a good compromise you'd be
to start at 800" says McGraw. 81 be-
lleve thai would suit al. concerned. I
have always thought 4 o'clock "a little
late. but II IS simply an OIL custom that
We have adhered TO out OF what was re-
earded as u favor To the downtown
fans"
Secretary o'Tirlen says he vii. put the
matter up to I'reMdcnt Brush, who is..t
san Antonio, Tex. Frank Farrell. wuo
will he home In a day or Two. will de-
eide the matter for the ~H!sh'andcrs.
with the exception OF Washington
New Yorl; IA the only city In which
baseball games begin as late AZ 4 o'clock.
Thousands of commuters are anxious 10
attend h games. n many OF them
have signed u petition ast,ng 70. the
early start SO they can make ;ho.r
trains after the game. Those who have
studied the subject say tho early start
would recruit as many fan from the
commuters as would be lost In tho Wall
street section.
The question % starting the games
earlier Mt New York was discussed at
fha ynAnftnH sHn0favstn q I.ttt flA A,r.,
has no authority 20 decshe the question.
1t In entirely IN the hands OF the New
York clubs. The Western agnat de-
clarcd. however. that they rad found
the early start very satisfactory. and
that II apparently pleased tho fans. IN
Boston they start at 3 O'Clock.
Anyway. It sounds like real baseball
when they pcgln 20 figure on the hour
OF starting the games.
The evening world., 1912-02-15

us',ss browne. ne former Giant. il. % busy
lnte BEN made him. GcoFgs SAYS thai he II
,isi - f:t a. ever and that his arm. whici, was
q ute 70 IL" Lad ls1 GUNNER. is in nns
The evening world., 1912-02-15
NE National League vas unable TO

VTFF NHtIONaI INHKue WaS unable 10
finish It's business yesterday and
this afternoon Will be spent IN
sizing up tho national agreement. Many
important questions will arise. rs this
agreement takes up the question OF
drafting players from the new Class IA
lea cues. Secretary Heydler thinks tho
work will be finished before to-day's ses-
sion Is ended.
Al the meeting yesterday several
The evening world., 1912-02-15

II. Nv Vas m.s inS'" Vsli.s st'o sso-,s to * Gm.a's
HanssM. to maIe .noihe- tHp, TO MARLIN. Up 10
a late hour the famous umpitr, who halsssd On
l-a,n, o. tn moving picture, had not been
fnuYl
The evening world., 1912-02-15

Lea by Caarlen II. NRll tr.. the squash
players OF tho Heights Casino o. Brook
lyn defeated tho team of tho Columbia
University Club b. the score OF SIX
matches TO ore IN tho Metropolitan
The evening world., 1912-02-15

changes were made IN the consti.iiioA
or the lea que. The most important OF
these VAS u clause requiring the clubs
participating In the worlds series to
turn over e per cent. OF their share OF
the receipts to the League treasury. L1!t
ali the clubs got $1,000 n a fourth
OF that to a pretty good snn.
Garry Hermann says tho tough luck OF
It Is that his club 10 going TO win the
~pennant and will have TO be the frst
tapped for the percentage. Charley Eb-
bots and John N. ward already feel
az 4: money IL being taken out OF tF;eir
pockets.
Another cnange was the rule govern-
Ing postponed games. Hereafter, when
u game is postponed. the local manage:
has to set a date for playing OF thai
game, and IL cannot be changed. Last
season there was . lot Of trouble owes
! two clubs claiming the same open date
for playing of postpon ements,
The evening world., 1912-02-15
M'GRAW THINKS $3.50 WOULD BE
GOOD TIME TO START GAMES
Time of Starting Games Now
Up TO Presidents of Local
Bail Clubs. ,

..yh.h OK rei,Aed la talk until advised ~ coua.
~. ION ,tah't down 'ha, fellow Faust. lie
ny 'iNa'cd more talk at the meeting than an
Hh~r matters put Together. ~ "'
The evening world., 1912-02-15

Ever hear Of Guy Heckery II no. ask Fred
hioos' The las, named gentleman spept Two
nuun iasi night tf,ing 70 convince. Tin Mnr,sne
lf,chcn. "
The evening world., 1912-02-15

Iddie Branrick. assistant secretary Of the
nants; leaves Tor -. Louis this Afternoon where
ZEN rescy tor. the special car witch leaves here
n ,harge OF Mctiraw and Wilbert Robinson to.
The evening world., 1912-02-15

I'M KENNEDY. The Waldorf detective. made
j.nHn very unpopular tor n. few minute. -
y the cafe. The. lca7ie viii appeal 10 Mr.
Nsnnedy to rc'nns!aer his ul.ina.um this after.
The evening world., 1912-02-15

\ rev %.ynd.cstc WAS formed las. nigh. for .be
pL'iDsc o. buying mp any franchise that. gets
loo', CURING the NEXT season. The financicn IN.
,,i.s;sl ~ i!ATry sparrow, Bil ,Hsnrahan. ~.
ne G.snis ~ as TO- set IN shape 10 buy a club.
p%fc.,'ent SPARROW de- larcS thal snytoiy can ~
end, $3la'. and he ndds Inst lie nov las :hs
The evening world., 1912-02-15

II A LII fghters are no, .ow-Srows'
"a theadline IA an evening ia.
peri.
Can't agree with that statement. I've
teen n or two who might qualify.
The evening world., 1912-02-15

A MOTHER gentleman with the side
"a stalk bug Is Mr.. ufer. tie mil
lionaire. who paid a former man
assr OF Carl Morris 5000 for his con-
tract with the Oklahoma giant. Mr..
Ufer writes TO Billy Newman. who 10
handling Morris IN New York. as fol.
lows:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
PLANS PROGRESSING
FOR BIG FAIR At
WILLARD
Prospects Good for Fine Dis
play of Torrance County
Products to be Brought to
State Fair at Albuquerque.
tsnorlaI Cnrre.nondcnrn to HcrnIhl

N'lN''"i N"'''7p"hu'h'o 10 h'EA"i'l
willard. y. a. Aug 1.-THE Of
fCcrs and committee of the Second
Annual Torrance county fair. tu be
held ut willard October and %. are
an busy with prospects for the best
county fair ever held tu central Sew
Mexico. Tho season has been SPLEEN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
GREEN IS PLEASED
WITH CANNERY
Promoter of New Industry
Gratified Because of Show.
ing First Season; Prospects
for Next Season Promising.

4 am mare than pleased with the
prDsrcrs made hy the canning factory
ln Albuquerque this season declared
&. ~ Green. promoter uf the factory.
Just before his dcpIrtur, last evening
Tor Denver Mr. Green. who is owner
uI q string ui canning factories ia
colorado, was lr the cifr for several
days looking over tho Nibuuucrquc
plant established this surlug. follow
lng much hard work ON the part ut
IN" promoter MI Green. ana on the
part of the Commercial club.
You may say for m,." said Mr.
Green, that ! am we'll pleased with
conditions in The Albuquerque factory.
ln many places We haN, bad greater
dlihcultlcs Co overcome fur FIRST year
than $50 have encountered boz Alhu-
pucrduv. While 10 De- lruv that the
bulk OF our operation tL.. season Was
ouuhucd 90 DauuluE bears and putting
up pickles. the results h.tNo been more
than satisfactory MI,u the farmers
begin TO realize that fHe factory Is "a
permanent Institution and that 400
they produce viii bee cared for az right
prices. they VIII begin tu plan year
ahead and VIII grow uu a larger scale
thun ever before. Next year, / ann
cuurdcut Vc NiiI handle more proc
ducv than the most optimistic buustrr
" the factory believes wc will han
die
comedy scream MAX Takes "a
Tonic pustimc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15

whore Go pat them ON. the rosy
tiuts ut sunset and tho peach
bloom ot the dawn; her teeh-
uiuur Oft iS wonderful and her
artistic sense. impress iouist or
Otherwise, why 10 D. Just im-
Wcnso Some OF her best achieve
mcuts, done with consummutc
~ have frequently se start
ICED us that we've boon almost
900, hor work has been admired
Dos both monarch and yuuuui-
suur and has putrtuDpd tina
senses uf toe high brow and the
buur. hut WomBns fancy
touches, DO not the canvas
grace, thv art we're telling YOU
about appears upon her face.
tStcrililud Poem by the Herald
Near Poetic
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
KNIGHTS AUCTION.
An Auction That Will Be
An Auction.
WAIT FOR IT.

friday afternoon. August 10Th. at
1880 O'Clock sharp. 327 Norlh Fourth
street at the home OF MI j. 49, MAYO.
! VIII sell at auction the furnishings
oi % beautiful hNc-ropm home. Goods
consist iu part of ncN t200 surrey
only used three times. $50 pbastnn.
Two sets OF single harness. rcNfiucra-
tors Kitchen tables; porch folding bed
spring ana mattress: dishes. utensils.
3 ldssWHrc; lkcrWarc. yut riuss. china
closet. $50 OAK dining table aud dining
thaits. box couchi rosewood writing
dt@h. three large Administer rugs: one
large Turkish rug; one upholstered
mahogany srttce. small rugs. two
rhihonicrs. $50 bedroom suite: drcs.
s"rs. lace curtains, bedding. pictures.
mahogany center table. small tables.
Two large phrlor rockers. reclining
'ntir. pdrlor chairs; bookcase. books.
clock. 500 Bcckwith cabinet grand
piano, porch swing and chairs
Reason Tor sale: Nr. and Mrs.
Mayo are going 60 California
Goods positively sanitary Inspect
Thursday before sale. Nothing sold
privately sell fast bee on time.
two hours and the iuD is done Z
don. Q haEglc over % penny coz nickel
and keep Nuu waiting.
SCOTT KNIGHT
NUCrIONEEH.
Phone GI3.
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