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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17
TWO CLUBS GET PERMISSION
 10 GARRY MORE THAN l4
President o'Rourke Makes Allowance For Hartford and HoIyoke Because
 Of Injured Players
stand after . rowdy spectator.

stand after . rowdy spectator.
 Costly MT. oTooIe tss2.soo> went down before MhrQuard GILL ,00O). It was the first meeting of the two. , It was Nap Rucker's hard luck day and he could not even 60 the limit against the St. Louis Cardinals. He, was taken out to allow q pinch hitter to bat. a5
 The Boston eravss held the Rsd by bootinx the ball It the proper mo- rlents d,DAy Eets III of the breaks this season.
 It irained in three sections of the AmArican League and t was too wet for even sawdust in Washington.
 A feature of the Brighton Beach au-
 tomobile meet to be. held some time in
 June will be H0 mile race betWeen Barney Oidfeld and Bob Burman. two
 of the most daring drivers In the
 game. The promoters were busy
 were the details of the meet today. The announcement that Matt Mo-
 0rAth win not compete in the olympic
 games was bad news, today, to many
 who liked to see the blonde giant of the Irlsh-Amertcan Club throw the hammer He says that his work pre- vents him from trying and that 1t ewouif be usetes4 for him to TO to etockholm out of condition. He be- [1iovee Tom na4cholson dk the WeSt Scotland Hafriers, will carry o6 the honorS in the hammer throw. It n reported that Bflly Lush will ree11n. as manAger Of the Montreal l club June 1. Things have not been breaking right for Billy. HAnk Ram s1N the present Troy manager, Is mentioned a4 Lush'e successor. Decker, Cincinnati youngster, will attempt to take Steamer F9anagan's ! pl4ce n the New Britain rontfiefd Frank Carroll has been complaining about the climate and hAsn't taksn |.enongh interest in the club to put on Ea uniform but once since he got on tho Bridgeport payroll. Therefore the management suspended Carroll until he shows a. disposition to do the lrf8ht thing ,.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17
MARRIED.
sCovuiI1E4BRoTHWE1IiL.--Ir

sOOvuiLE-BRoTHMEIL,-In.s <. Tor 1srington, May | B.. J. Warner Scoville and Miss Ruth Ida Brothwell. HORSEPOWER Williman- tic, May IA, John A. Walsh of Stam- ford and Mrs. Mary F. Cosgrove. TEMPLE-PRIEST.- Noroton, May 12, Harold S. Temple of Talmadge Hill and Miss Ruth Priest of Noro- ton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17

seaview lodge. N. E. 0. P., VIII cele- brate its 18th anniyorsnry, JplleaO, Ind this co1nmittee has be0n appctntaq n make arrangements for th&k ce3lfnas tion: Ex-Mayor III. L. HeEnolds -1f> Person. Mrs A. F.. Green, HI aE HeW- son and Charles E Wfl1iaxsA.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17

The HemlocR are very desirous of playing fast teams averaging IT years old. All managers wishing games kindly communicate with F. Morfis- eey, 1262 Railroad avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17

The Excelsiors will stack up against the Hemlocks, Sunday, at the circus lot at 2:S0 D. m. The Hemlocks: Be- loin, Cohn, Hartmutt, Allen, Robinson, Morrissey, Massicotte, Messner. Hill, lDaly and Moore.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17

Washington in the Grammar School League has, won one game and lost two
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17

with the club in PhiiAdelphia. feels that he has not been treated fairly.
 1T should at least have an oppor- tunity to state my case,s he said.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17

Washington. was defeated once by Wheeler in close game, but expect to win this time by a large margin.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17

Connie Mack is going to find it more difficult to overtake the White Sox than the Tigers last season. The Callahan aggregation is on the rise, while Detroitswas making it's last flash before a decline.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17

On the showing in the series to date the White Sox seem to have just a little edge on the Athletics.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17

It is considered good luck to win a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17

F ?
 The White Gox may be exceeding their natural speed, butt 1t looks doubt full when one sees Ed Walsh and Ping Bodie> in action.
 Simmons and zinn are fast develop in1 into big league calibre. simmons has been a fielding star, while Finn effect.
 Manager wolverton is entitled to credit for having already started an upward movement with the Yankees. It is far better to see a club fighting it's way up than slumping from a. good first division team to a position near the end, as was the case last year. 5 Northeu and Moran, both new mem bers of the Superbas, are among the leading stickers of the club, Jake Dau- bert of course always keeping himself well up in the batting average coll
 It is almost assured now that the Giants will come back from ltheiE first Western tour with percentage of more than .500 for the trip. Follow ing Cincinnati they play in Brooklyn before retYrnins to the Polo Grounds. John McGraw has plans for blue penciling any romantic sentiment Hank O'Day may have concerning the winning of the game on May IS which dedicates the new Redland Park. It is considered good luck to win a dedication game particularly. if you happen to need the game real badly. On the showing in the series to date the White Sox seem to have just a little edge on the Athletics
 Connie Mack is going to find 1t more difficult to overtake the White Sox than the Tigers last season. The
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17

The last three clubs in the National League are so closely punched that sixth or last place is a matter of ons game.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17
AMATEUR BASEBALL

: The Akron. Jrs.,. will play. the Mo- docs at Hairs lot, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock The Akron, Jrs., will be: w. vorndran, c; R. Knowell. p: F. Shaff, ss; F. Stapleton, 1b; J. Flood, eb; S Leopold. 3b; R. Beck. If: A. Herb. If; F. Brownly, cf: subs. SpAlding and c. Stehle. Yours in sport, II, Flood. captain; w. vorndran, manager.
 Washington and Wheeler were to play yesterday, but play was called off on account of rain. This is the second game called off.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17

Boston, May, 17-Observing his cus- ,tDmary siIence, President Ban Johnson FodHy declined to discuss the indefinite
 suspension of Ty Cob4. the Tiger star,
 for his attack on spectator in New
 York on WedneetNay.. Cobb. who Is
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17

The White 4ox may be exceeding their natural speed, blit 1t looks doubt- full when one sees Ed Walsh and Ping Bodie in action.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17

Farmer Want Ads lc . word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17

Decker, Cincinnati youngster, will place IT the New Britain Sontffeld
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17

It n reported that Bflly Lush win sreelgn as manAger Of the Montreal club June |. Things have not been breaking right for Billy. HAnk Ram seY the present Troy manager, Is mentioned III LuahsA elfcc4saOr <
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17
United Press Wire Service

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 NM. E. HURLEY.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
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7 CURTAIN CALLS
1ANDG m ENCORE
At PASFIME
Newmans Prove One of Best
Attractions Ever Offered in
Singing and Dancing; Sail
or's Hornpipe a Riot.

Tho Sailors HornpIpe." the cui-
miuatlng stunt given By the New
mans w their rapld-hre vaudeville
exhibition at the pnstime theater last
night was what one enthusiastic
patron called regular riot" Seven
curtain calls and AN encore was what
the Newman got last night, which
is setting new record at local the
uters The management Is confident
II has In this attraction the very best
vaudeville Offering 1t has ever made,
and certainly the audience last night
seemed to be ~ that opinion. New
man has "A bass voice Of remarkable
depth and ,olum" and his Asleep
In The Deep and Tho Night Alarm"
Nrrr magnificent
E.tH MIR. and Mrs. Newman are
dancers IiT * vhnse clever.
ucss IL unsurpassed T'hc feminine
end Of me rumu.uaJiun dances m,
Highland Eling ana IN Irish iig with
u dash ana go that has the audience
rising up out OF '.. Dhiars when the
"Sailurs iiuul.u, -ucs on.
seven 'chuuErs 90 costume are made
In utb' lioyabIs quick time during the
act Tho Nc"mau's viii be- at the
rastmc all The week.
Sow pictures --i'avtin" and Crystal.
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JUDGE EUGENE NJ. WEBB
DIES IN TENNESSEE; WAS
WELL KNOWN HERE

Word has been received here Of the
death few days ago In Newport
Tenn. OF Judge eugene NJ. Webb, az
the ase OF 3s years. About Il year
ago Judge Webb left here for Florida
after spending a year OF two at SAM
taria here IN the effOrt TO retrieve hiP
health. having found It necessary ~
leave his duties on the bench 10 hRllt
the insldOus white plague. AfaeF
trying the cllmafe OF florida without
great success Judge Webb peturneq
TO Tennessee and was a. Newport for
some six months preceding his death
Hts home was ia Knoxville. Judgb
Webb was one Of the youngest mee
ever elected to the position he helq
In Tennessee. one OF the most effect
i've campalgnera In the state ana save
promise Of rising fast Ia pablo ire
He made many warm frlvhds during
his residence hera vino WI hear q
his passing with deep feareh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
OFFICER JORDAN IS
PAINFULLY HURT
In Attempting to Alight
From a Moving Car, Well
Known Merchants Watch.
man Gets Severe Fall,

Alex Jordan. Il member of IN" m"r-
chants polio" squad, on duty nt night,
sustained - severe CASH IN his head
and other painful injuries about the
body shortly after o'clock this
murnlng. when he attempted to alight
from u moving car near Fifth street
and New York avenue. Mr. Jordan
WAS on the car bound for home, ana
was carrying two bundles In his arms.
II In believed he attempted to alIght
from the ear without grasping the
hand rails Reports from his home
az noon were To the effect thar
the Injuries sustained are not ncccs-
"trIy serious although extremely
painful
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During the war In the Philippines
cen Charles king, one day whil" re-
splpudont Ia his uniform. which was
made especially brilliant by several
rows Of urW brass buttons. came
upon = raw recruit The latter wat
on post Guty ana failed to salute the
general,
Are you on duty here" asked
General King, with a show at anger.
II guess So said the recruit.
They sent me out here, anyway"
40 YOU Fcmembcr your general
urdcra?" asked tho general
II guess | dO---sOmc of them" said
the raw recruit.
Well" said the general, don't
you know Tint you are supposed Ia
salute your rofflcers? Don't you kno"
am the general OF this brigade"
YOU the general" said the new
recruit. Gosh. no: didn't know H.
thought you WAS the chief ut the
fire department. "-- Kansas tity star
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by virtue of an order and Judgment OF
the District Court of BcrnalillO coun-
~ In the above entitled cause and en-
tered In the office OF tho clerk on the
9Th day Of November A. D., 1912, was
commanded by said order and judg-
ment to sell the goods, property and
effects OF Andrew w. Arson herein
after described and which said goods,
property and effects had been seized
under writ of attachment Issued out
of said court on the 18Th day Of April.
1919. In tho above cause and by virtue
~ said writ Of attachment the under
signed on the goth day of April 1919,
seized and attached the goods, prop
erty and effects OF the defendant
above named, to-wit:
/ Chicago No. Il improved Spindle
shapcr complete.
1 Hcrmonic V-inch 1909 four side
mOulder,
/ Hcrmonic "a tcnOncr.
/ Clement I6-inch iointcr and
counter.
sander.
hatcher and plancr.
I Chicago self feed ripsaw.
1 Clement 86-inch band saw,
! Hodges pattern cut Off saw.
boring machine.
1 Rogers emery grinder and stones.
/ New Britain No. chain mortice.
/ Baldwin +. and y. knife balance,
! tank stove ane pipe.
tressels with chain feed,
dozen peerless adj. clamps.
screw clamps (large).
screw clamps (smalD.
e,abntrtei dlamps uaTge),
2 excentrio clamps (small)
Veneer press.
gasoline stove and glue pot.
bench.
vice for saw films. -
That thereafter and on November
9Th. 1919. judgment was entered In
said cause in favor OF the plaintiff
and against the defendant for the sum
Oh Ave hundred and twenty-five dol
lars and nineteen cents (S525.1S) up
on contract and for twenty mine dol
lars and forty-flVe cents (t2S45) costs
and the attachment against tho de-
PENDANTS property was sustained. and
by virtue Of said order and judgment.
and In pursuance OF the lien acquired
by said attachment and levy upon the
abeve DESCRIBED prwpsrty the under
signed Wi. on the lath day OF Decent
Der A. 10. t0f anat f4R O'Clock In the
forenoon OF said day at No. S24 South
Wrist street. Albuquerque, New Mex
leo, sell at public auction to The hlgh-
est and best bIader.fo for cash the fore
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going described property FOR tho pur-
poso OF satisfying said order
of sale and said judgment ami
all costs In said action ar
crucd and hereinafter to accrue
which said judgment viii amount on
the day Of salo Including costs to tho
sum Of i've hundred and hfty-nlna
dollars ana nfty-four Ccnts (s55G5D,
Interest, costs Of publication and shcr-
IN and clerks costs accrulng on date
Of sale 10 be added.
JESUS ROMERO,
Sheriff OF BernalillO County
New Mexico.
GEORGE =. KLOCK,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Nov, ., 10, 20, 80. Dec. Z.
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DEBATE IS
AN INTERESTING
PROPOSITION
ALTERNATIVES Win in Discus
sion of Question, Resolved
That Environment Has a
Greater Effect on Man Than
Heredity."

Tho m"mbrrs IT the Luyuln Literary
iup 90 II. Ninronrs academy pHriir-
lpa'cd ia Il pleasing pr"rr.m FRIDAY
afternoon. tho feature h"iug u d"bti"
~ III, question. Resolved mat t;a-
ynuum"ul Has Greater En",t un Man
Than ilcredhy rho subject VAS
splrndlhly handled Tine unirIhaHei's
were declared the winner. hy thu
Judges The negative sid" WAY pre-
scented Icy Marie Higgins, R"a. llo ~
pinosa ana Eleanor NWgh'y wullo
the affirmative arguments we're sub
mittcd by Hazel HICKS Tolmr Howell
aud carrie schmidt
Selections by the Academy Glrr
club and rcciHriouH l., Bcrrha Tur-
urr were o,hcr featured Of the pro-
gram NhloI Nas entirely pleasing,
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Crnrada de Marquee. The couple
had been married six years.
.Nrcbulctn Gets Bond.
I.candru Archulota, indicted by the
grand ur for alleged cnbczzlcmcnt
from IN, Singer Sewing Machine
COMPANY ana who was brought back
to AIbuuu,ruuc several days ago
from Flagstaff. ArIz. by Sheriff Eo-
nero. was rr'onscd from Jail today,
having furnished 1850 bond.
Tnu Licenses Issued.
county Clerk \. f.. Walker issued
marringc ltrprsrs today 20 John Il,
Gussonho,,u. ~, ana Josephine oar
her. ~. ,u G.s \. rtke, i3, and Ger
trude b..r 80. 1000 81 Albuquerque.
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iflr, Of. Adg) rbcastrn. which wan, in
rrlucd almost entirely by 0tyeks.
rho digtricts have been devaefbtei
.nl practically depupilnted byfeys.
i,matr dcprAdations. 80
Tho I;usdan rnhsui NJ SnibnIka has
r.,,itoJ Insiruetibha from 81. Peters
tsr; ~ rcp Fuizc formally Orccian
300. md To- PLACE himself under the
.rHdiutluu ~ tit lIugsian legation
80 Ath'BE a.
rho Metropolitan at Athens is al
r.ldy 1rruEriuR the changes neces.
.rF Ia adapt to The requlrGmenis At
f., orthodox church. the ancient
OBJ, rch oi 49, lJrnoirlus at Salonika,
huh N" Turks had Transformed
I.'" 20 mosque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
FERGUSON LEAVES
TUESDAY NEXT
Congressman Elected to Sue.
coed Himself to Take Up
Duties in Washington Soon.

Harvey a. Furgussun, elected 10
succeed himself ~ congressman from
Ncw Mexico by the voters of the
state on November 3, expects Ia leave
Tuesday next for Washington. Mr.
FERGUSON Is one Ut the veterans In
the house, and It In claimed
that because OF his long cx-
perience and wide acquaintance II Is
more than possible that he win he
singled out by his colleagues FOR spe-
cial honors on important committees
- -
school Days Harris Orpheum TO.
morrow. New pictures
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NIlMIJO FINERNL TODAY
Is ATTENDED nv MANY

The funeral OF N" tate Juan g.
Armiio was hrld this morning. being
attended 10y large nunhcr of rcln.
i've" ANA friends of the deceased and
"i the y T ArmD" family Rcuuicm
na's wac celebrated Ia the church OF
The lmnn' ulhi' conception, begin
ninE az o'clock, Burial was In
Santa Barbara cemetery.
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N0TICE on sIIEnIrIvs sALE.

NVIT6I VT NIIFTITII"S NAIE,
No. SDji,
state ~ New Mexico.
County OF BernallllO.
In the District Court.
sanitary Plumbing a. Heating Com
pany, firm and partnership
composed OF Lloyd HuhmkeT. IN
rich l.. Hayes and Don c. Taylor.
Plaintiff.
w.
Andrew w. AnAon. Defendant.
Notice 10 hereby given that the un-
derBlEned sheriff of BeFnaIillO county
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Tom lariisuidcr uud
Anna Meadows.

Tom I;rilsuidor ANA
Anna Meadows,
20 the Tcrrndhnts YitI."dYTd each
81 you. ITo hereby notified that 4
suil hla been brought against YOU, IN
the above entitled court hy the
Hbuy". named pmintln IN which sh"
pfHyH that she court ascertain ana
declare the interest Of all the parties
aud make partition between the heirs
~ phIlip Iirifsnidcr, d"Gcascd ~ the
following real estate; piece or
parcel at land situate In IA" county
Of BcrnallllO. state Or New Mexico,
tO-wit: The cnst half Of the south.
west quarter, ana lots Nus and I
"I section Is, IN township nine 90
north at ram" . cnst 81 the New
Mexico meridian. containing lag ana
~. lUU acres.
Ana you are further uu'lnud that
unless you cause your appearance to
h, entered. IN said n,tlou. ~ tho
court House at Iiorualillu county. at
Albuquerque, n. NJ, uu ur before the
hth day of December, lHl2. - decree
pro -Confcsso VIII BE- entered against
you ana the rclicf prayed tor VIII be
granted, plaintiffs attorney h W. g.
iicacnck, Albuquorluc. y. NJ,
\. r. WALkER,
'SEAiD tlrrk,
liy Thomas Is j.. Madison Deputy,
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IJcclarrd Sane.

t'Dr,ln Nrvlln Iomcit. Hrralsuad
h'lor' Judro IavuoldH yesterday an
'ru""u for examination as 10 her
'NuitN $50" declared 81 sound mind
tN nr ~ " Splrgo. tho examining
uh'slcr'u m" woman was ordered
d|'hur'd from cuFtudy by III,
court
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Di,u1rr ~ Grnntcd.

judg" l;pvu"lds today signed q ir-
'r'o 81 ditorco TOR the plaintiff In
th, ,Ifc 81 Al,mndru Mnrmcl ".
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16

IN your husband cross? An lrrita-
bic fuult finding disposition In often
due Ia dlsOrdcred stomach. A
man with good digestion Ia nearly
always good injured. 4 great many
nave boen permanently cured uf
stomach trouble by taking Cham
berlhin's Tablets. For sale hy all
durggists,--Adv.
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NniIc. OF suit.

state of Sew McAicu, County at Bon
uWill". IN the District Court
Emma Kelly
a. M yl .,
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Sew pictures -rnstImc and crystal.
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Mlslndprh Tic TnLInrnI.

pictures rasrlmo ond Crystal