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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
A New Dissertation.

Cleveland. ON a cross petition for
divorce. Samuel h. Robinson describes
his mother-in-law as a permanent N.
ture In my household" and one OF the
principal causes OF his marital trou-
bies.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
The Difference.

There is one essential difference
between the activities OF o fireman
and OF q policeman"
What is III"
while the fireman runs out. the
policeman runs In"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
Friendly hut NoncommIttsj.

The custom OF sending portcards
has grown to wonderful extent"
Yes" replied Senator Sorghum.
and I'm afraid American politics will
never be safe until We substitute post
cards for letters"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
AN OFFICIAL WARNING.

The following temperance manifesto
has been indorsed by the Prussisn min
lister of education and Is to be shortly
sent out by the German health Office
to be posted Ia public places:
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
Cinches.

CABLE hear Wise is broke.
Steve-Why. that's funny. He claims
he never took chance In his life.
Gabe-He didn't He had a lot OF
sure things.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
The Boy Reasons.

Pop"
Yes. my SON."
Are marriages made In Heaven"
Yes. my boy"
And where are the divorces nader
I'm Hades."
Then Hades 10 the Reno Of Heaven.
popi"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
Her Sole 0usiihcstlo0.

Mrs. Bagrox-Tell me. professor.
will my daughter ever become Q great
pianist!
Herr vogelschnitsle-I cannot dell.
Mrs. Bagrox-But has she none Of
the qualifications necessary for . good
musician?
Herr vogleschnitxie-Ach! Yah,
matam; she has two handts!-Puck.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
Caught With the 0ooda

New York; moving picture aim
1000 feet long wss wound about the
body OF Victor Weiss when he was ar-
rested BY police who charge him With
robbinS Q aim osmpAay's plant
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
Yelled Sarcasm.

Cooper say. Hooper. was Doctor
Blinker guilty Of q joke In his prayer
for our public ofYicials this morning!
Hooper-How?
Cooper-Didn't you notice that he
prayed for the blessing OF the Lord
upon those who guyed the peoplef-
Puck
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30

Explained.
Mother-What IL Elsie crying for:
Tommie-'Cause I won't give her
some Of my cake.
We'll. why don't you give her
some!"
"'Cause ives playing Su6rasettes.
and want her to be on . hunger.
strike"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
Watch Your Anooras.

We now will have the greatest
Biggest battleshlp afioat:
Now let each warljke nation
Keep its eye upon It's goat.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
A New Department.

That new manager Is a wonder"
declared the department store head
AS to how?"
Has a bargain sale every day. and
sells nearly every woman an accident
policy before the rush begins"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
Mr. Twlekembury.

YES" said Mrs. Twickembury. 7
had dreadful fall on the consecrated
sidewalk In front OF the church. Why.
I was unconscious for two whole
hours."-ChristiAn Register.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
Worth That Much, Anyway.

Mrs. Exe-How could you lie 30
to Mr.. Dauber about that absurd pic
ture he has at the exhibition. You
told him his picture was worth the
price Of admission alone.
Exe-Well. Great Scott! the frame
is worth more than so cents, isn't
It?
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
Naturally.

Il thought the arctic explorers man
ner was rather reserved"
Naturally. Il was somewhat diS
taAG"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
A Grim PueauIt.

This facing wolves may make flesh crssp.
But all have to say
Is Insists mighty hard to keep
Your creditors at bay.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
Child Fails Two Stories; uninjursd

Child Falls Two Stories; uninjured.
Paterson, N. when Louis Ben
jamin's doll fell from the second story
OF his home here. the two-year old
child followed the toy. His distracted
mother met him on the stairway as
he was returning with the doll The
child was uninjured.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30

drop OF wine.
Not . drop OF beer.
Not . drop Of spirits.
Why?
Because alcohol In every form
aud even In small doses Injuries
children.
How?
First. 1T checks their physical
and intelletua Development.
Second. CONSUMPTION Of spir-
Its brings with II exhaustion aud
causes WEAKNESS and inattentLDn
In school children.
Third. Alcohol helps TO In
crease disobedlence to parents.
Fourth 1T causes sierpLss-
ness and premature nervousness.
Fifth. 1T causes infant mortal.
ity.
Sixth weakens the body's
powers u resistance and pre-
pares the ground In this way
for many sicknesses.
Seventh. 1T increases the dura-
ton Of various sickDesses.
Eighth. 1t awakens thin<t COO.
tiuuaiiy aud eau In this way
make men habituai drinkers.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
Subtle EIatterY.

He talked In his sleep
And mentioned her" name,
But she" was his wife.
30 he suffered no blame.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
On the Wino.

"A fly away pair. tbs said"
Yes: she's a social butterfly end
he's an amateur aviator"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
.PORCUP|NE SHOOTS
THE FIRST MATE
Only One Of Its Kind in Captivity
Has Fun With Ships
Crew.
MONKEYS THAT SING

vssssi Also orevsht From South
Amsrles Snakes with Hind Legs. Q
Man MIIi,nsr and Good Nsws soe
the Women. and Other rhInsa
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30

Mr.. Smithson-I went to see Q per.
Torrance of "Othello" last night and
don't believe l have q tear left In my
system today.
Mrs. Johnson-Does a tragedy gen
orally make you cry?
Mr.. Smithson-This one did. II was
by an amateur company, and ! laughed
until I cried.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30

Old Mr. Gotrox-Didn't you see that
sign out there. mo admittance except
on business"
Tom Allnerve-Sure. l came 10 ask
you for your daughters hand.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30

Headquarters.
do you have as much trouble find.
ing your cuff and collar buttons az you
used TOT"
mo: l always ind 'em In one place
now"
Indeed"
Yes: I 90 to the vacuum cleaner"
Judge.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-10-30
The Knowing Agent.

The Knowing Agent
Transient-Kindly tell me whether
this ticket will allow me to stop over
heref
Station Agent-It depends. What do
you want to stop for?
Transient-To visit some rather
distant relatives Of mine. the Jinkses.
Station Asent-Then you'll have
plenty Of time. This ticket Is good for
the next train.
Transient-See here. Do you know
how long | intend to stop?
Station Asent-Not exactly; but
know the Jinkses. Quarterly.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11
I'm THE WORLD OF SPORT

Louis finally winning over Boston. s
20 e. ST. Louis used five pitchers ano
the visitors three. The winning run
was scored on Winpo's single after
two singles and "a sacrifice M hao
put men on second and third. Ko.
notchy's batting was the feature lie
drove In two runs and scored four
ue was credited with "a homo run. ii
triple ana two singles in Six attempts
Boston secured an early lead. but an
error and two singles In the ninth in
ming gave St Louis the tying run.
score r.. II. T..
noston . ..00i 100 100 Oi--1 II s
ST. Louis ...oO0 ool sllO2-S lG 2
Batteries Hess. James. Dickson
ana Whaling, Rariden. Rurk. Perrett
willis. Geyer Harmon and Mclean.
Wingo
summary Two-hase Mclean.
Maranvlc. Three-hasc hit-Honct
chy Home Ronotchy Doubt
play-Hauser 70 Higgins to Konot
chy; James to Devlin TO Whaling te
Maranyile. Base on balls OFF Burl
4 OFF perrett L off Wits I; Off Dick
son off Geyer o OF James
struck out nY Hess a hy Burk 1
ly willis i by Geyer !. rmpires-
Brennan and Eason.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11
MAYOR WILL CALL
MEETING Of RACE
PROMOTERS
Subscription Committee Re-
ports Contributions Are OBJ
tanned Easily No Trouble
to Get Entire Amount

Alihoneh ihc committee appointed
at tho auto rond race boosting moet-
ns Yesterday had mFd practically
tho entire prize fund. lhe nicotine
eallod for last night at the CONNER
elal club was postponed on account
of the absence of Maknr sellers
The committee Will make its report
ON the amount raised ai the moctIng.
There is little doubt. ACCORDING tu thc
cantasscrs. that the fund Will he
larsc enough. ANA thou fni prcpora-
ilons for the road event WIN hc com-
pleted
Perhaps hy next week and hy ihD
Week artor at the mtUst ears to ho
entered in the race. stripped to their
ehHssis. win De- running over country
roads. getting tuned up for the race
The stripping of the stack ears. uc-
tording Geo the requirements for th0
road event. viii take samo time. and
after Chat the drivers nin want Co he-
como accustomed t0 the course nro
to condition their cars
The nrst car VIII ieaNe First street
and Wcst Central aeeuUe at $3.50
o'clock m the mornine of july g. ID
has hocn decided. ohor clfs Wl
leave Ht twenty minute intervals. Hut
|an win have started hY HOnn Thc ears
will stop for thirty minutes n S1nt
ife before beginning tine return lnr
Judges Win ho stationed all along ih'
route to see that mo- mIea mr Nio
lated
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11
FALL
OFF IN COUNTY
Of SAN JUAN
Because Of Change in Methods
or Returning Property for
Taxation, a Reduction Of
100000 Is Shown,

,spee,At ooasesronosaes 10 aoaaso ioueaAu
Aztec. N. Ma June 10. The board
OF county commissioners of Sun Juan
county nave completed weeks ses-
sion "a a board of equalization Many
complaints appeared and much ad-
iustment of alleged irresunrltics was
done. II was found that the total
valuation Of the county will fan short
Of last yoar's valuation BY perhaps
$500. 600 caused hy the difference in
methods Of valuation Lust year on q
fun valuation basis about 40 per cent
of cash value was taken for taxation
purposes. This year the new ruling by
fhe state board of equalization makes
"A one-third valuation on full cash
basis II viii bc necessary for the
school districts of Aztec and Farming
ton ia inrrenNo their respective NhlllH-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11

New York. June l0.-Chicago Won
fhe third game Of their series with
New York today. 70 l. Scott held
the locals to seven scattered hits and
was effective in every inning but the
firth when he forced in New York :
only run. great catch by Collins
saved him in the eighth The White
sox nonnded Mcconnell hard. Scott
hit a home run with schalk on base
In tho fifth. Caldwell whose arm mas
been in bad shape, went into the box
for the first time since the second
eame of the season. but he lacked
control and lasted only little over
an inning. Chase tripled in the first
int was out trying to stretch the mt.
collins hit 10 exactly the same spot
IN right center in the second and al
most went out trying for a home run.
scoro r. II Z.
Chicago 600 i2O 20O-5 9
New York 600 01O ooO-l
batteries. scott and schalk. Nc
connell. Caldwell, schulz and sWee-
ney
Three-base hit-Chase, Collins Home
run-scott Double play-Daniels q
Rorton Base on bans-Off Mecon-
nell l.. off Caldwell q off Schulz =
off Scott .. struck out--By McG'n'
nell i. by Scott . Umplres- ENahs
ana Esan.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11
1ninnnn =. Ncm York 2.

Chicago, June 10.-Chicago defeat
ed New York today, to 2, winnin~
tho third game Of the series after o.
innings. The game was won hy
bunchine hits. Archer drove n Texas
leagucr to center Humphries lalu
down bunt and Meyers tried 70
force Archer at second but his throw
was too late. Archer went to thifu
on Leachs out and scored on Phelan s
single In New York's half of the
ninth. the bases were filled, but Sha-
Ter famed and SAFER made a beau
tiful catch of Fletcher's pop-up ana
doubled Burns at first Burns field
ing prevented the locals from scorlns
On three occasions when he made one
handed jumping catches.
score r. II. +.
New York ....0tO 900 0l0 O. II y
Chicago 900 600 1O1 1--S lS J
Batteries Marquard and Meyers
Cheney, Humphries and Bresnahan
Archer.
summary: Two base hit-Fleteher'
Snodgrass, Zimmerman, Doyle Dou-
bic play-Doyle to Merkle CD; SAFER
(unassisted). Base on balls-ol'
Cheney 3 off Marquard /. Struck
out-Bv Marquard 3 by Humphries
]. Umpires-ODay and Emslie.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11
WESTERN LEAGUE


Denver, juno 10.-Donvor came
rom behind in the eighth inning to-
lay after Topeka had scored three
Guns n their half and won the scc-
md game of the strcs. makmg it the
.enth straight victory The batting of
dcAllister featured for Topeka CA.
moro and Chameu. who hit for two
aomc runs starred for Denver
Score. II. n. r..
Denver . 202 es0 olx-io ls q
ronoka ..083 o00 030- . 40 4
Batteries Harris Farthlng. Nins
md Srahr niocki Cochroham ana
McAlllstor
summary Two-husc hit-Gilmorc.
smith. Home run-Channell l2l. j.
French struck out-ny Harris I hy
King p hy Coehreham O. Base on
balls OF Farthins .. Off Cochre.
aam Double play Smith %
.anps. Umpire Colliflowor
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11

Sioux city June o-Dcs Moines
outplaycd and outhit Sioux city to-
lay and made it two straight by "a
score Of II ia 4. The visitors hatted
lard against both white and Brown
81 the locals. lafforty pitched fair
ball but was Wild, hitting three hat
ters and walking six.
score. r.. IT. T..
Des Moines ..120 1lo 2l3-il Is o
Sioux city ...0 003 oi0 600 8
Batteries: Lafferty and slcieht
White, Brown and STANCE.
Summary. Two-hasc hit-Sianees
Tox. Clarke 60. Coonoy. Three-hase
lit Leonard Home run Reilly
Double Reilly to Jones. struck
out-By White 2 by Brown A. by
afferty 6. Rase ON balls-Off White
3: OFF Brown g. off Lafferty g. t'm-
pircs-OToole and Sigler.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE


AlftAAt ~ So NFNAN~
Philadomhia. June 10. Philadel*
nhia had little trouble In winning it,
fifteenth consecutive victory today by
defeating ST. Louis 30 to T. Mitchell
who started TO pitch for ST. Louis
was hit hard lie was ordered out @;
the game hy Umpire Ferguson in tn
fifth inning for protesting a decision
on a ball and was succeeded b, We'll.
man. Brown held st. Louis TO q sin.
slc hit IN the first five innings hu.
et down IN the sixth when three sin
Giles. q hit hatsman. tumble ~
strunk ana two force-outs scored
three runs and caused Browns re-
tromcnt in favor of Plank.
score. R.I.E
ST. Louis .....010 0os OO0 3
Philadelphia .t02 COZ 2Ov 10 l3
Batteries Mitchell. Wciman and
McAnster Brown PLANK and lapp
summary Two-hasc ht-Sebane
Threo-hasc hit-Strunk C2l, Comp
ton. Collins. Baker. Double play
shotten to McAllister. shotton t.
Austin TO Pratt Base on balls-Ofi
Mitchell 1. off Brown + off Plank ?
struck out BY Weilman b. hy Planl
2. Umpiros Ferguson and Dmeen.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11

washington. June TO- Washing
ton with one hit, today defeated De
troit 3 to o in the quickest game Of
the season on the local grounds
Both johnson and House, who re
lievcd Clauss IN the box. were in grea
form. When Clauss passed Moellet
and Milan in the third House re.
lieved him and Gandi greeted tn
newcomer with a triple, scoring hot
runners. and scored himself a mo-
ment later on an error Detroit got
three men on bases on two hits anc
d pass. but all were retired on don
hle plays.
score. r. IT. Z
Detroit 80. 900 GOO 000-0
washington :. 00S GOO oOx--S
Batteries Clauss, House and Me
Koc. Johnson and Ainsmlth
summary Two-hase hlt-Neaeh
rhree.base Gandil. Double play
Mcbride to Gandn to Laporte'
Johnson 10 Gandil to Morgan: Laporte
to Ainsmith shanks TO Mcbride "
Gandn. pase on balls-Off Clauss 9
Off House off Johnson I. strucf
out By House by Johnson :. TIM
pircs OIoughnn and Hildcbrand
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11
Lincoln e. Wichita 4.

Wichita. June l0.- Good pitchiu
ay Jordan for Lincoln and Indifferent
Ilayng hy Wichita enabled the Wis.
tors 60 win handily today Ellis
1itchine for Wichita, struck out eight
men Jordan made d two-hase hit ON
hunt whom the bah bounded badly
with mo- one covering second.
score. r. H. u.
Lnoan ...1oo l02 Oog--6 iS 3
Wichita eco o00 i00-i q
Batteries Jordan and nakcr El-
"a and Wncon
Summary Two-hase hIt McCor-
mick. Jordan. Burke. ELLIS Three
lase hit burke. Double play-powi-
ne 90 Mullen Struck out--lly Jor-
Ian 3: hy Ellis s.. rasc ON balls or
Jordan d. or Ellis i Umpire An-
ierson.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11
nn.lnn Z. ClcNcland B.

Doston. juno lO.-A lead Of five
runs which Boston secured IN the lfst
inning today proved enogh to deiea'
cleveland although Boston was out
hit hy the visitors The score was
to 3. Roston scored three of its open
ing tallies off Gregg, who gave way
TO steen before the first inning was
over and Carriean, the\i man 70
face the latter, sent in TWO more runs
with three bagger. Collins kep,
Clevcland's hits scattered. LaJoie sot
hack in the game today after q rest
and contributed several feature plays
Hooper's fielding also was note
worthy
Score. T. - =,
cleveland 900 COL O2O-3 II ?
poston 500 0Ol OlX-1 II .
Rattories Gregg, steen, Blandins
ana carisch. Land. O'Ncill Collins
and Carrigan.
Summary: Two-base hit-Graney.
Jackson, Wagner, Carrigan, Dou-
base hit-Johnston, Carrigan. Dou-
ble plav-Jaekson to Land, Wagner
to Engle. Base on balls-off Gregs
/ off steen off Blandine !. Struck
out-Bv Steen >; by Collins TN
and Connolly
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE


IilllANiflillU - ' li'lhtNAs
Cincinnati. june l0.-With tive
runs necessary 10 win. philadelphia
came 10 bat in the ninth and with
three hits. mixed with three stolen
hasss. brought enough tallies across
the plate to defeat Cincinnati by the
sooro of to .. I'm the ninth. Doolan
singled after ono man was out. DO
Dam ran for Doolan and promptly
stole second. Killifcr, the next man
np. flied out to Devore. Miller bat
ting for seaton, singled, scoring Do
lan Howley was put in to run TOT
Miller ana also stole second. Becker
came along with another single ana
scored Hawiey. Becker stole second
but he and knabe, who was given a
lase ON balls. were LETT when Lobert
flulod out. philadelphia made it,
fhst run in the fourth when Luderuf
knocked home run, the BAH hound
ing into the right field bleachers'
Cincinnati scored its first run in the
nrst inning. Boschcr singled. Tinkei
followed with a single to right. era
va,h fumbling the ball which allowed
Boscher to score. I'm the fourth in
ning singles by Bescher and Tinker
Hoblitzells sacrifice and Dodge's ou'
score. R.H. L
Philadelphia 1000 Ol0 002-S
Cincinnati 100 100 O00--2
batteries: seaton, Alexander ano
Kllfcr. Brown and King.
summary. Two-base hit-Lobert
Threc-ba hit-Lohort. lome run
-l.uderus. Paso on balls-Off seatof
off Brown 4 Struck out-By sea
ton 8 hy Alexander ! by Brown :
Rigler and Byron
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11

Akron. o. June l0 After OUT
pointing phu nrock of cleveland
throughout Johnny Griffin, of AK
pn. tonight knocked him out IN the
ninth round of ihcir bout here. They
fought II tho liehtweieht limit. Grif-
0h aiadm.ung from the feather
weight clnss.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11
AME ERICAN POLOISTS
WIN FIRST CAME
FROM BRIT0NS
0ui1ding and 0uipIayIng Their
Foreign Opponents at Every
Turn, Yankee Team Cap
lures Opening Contest

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n.y.. LIN, ahiiitv ,r ths
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the race l"l 'ii' "''
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ieah I"uI, WIN t-'tis
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able 20 Worh tosrsi''i n. 'f.s
due IN all pio'''fi'''s ~
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+ Il was seen liia' ths '''u7 ...',..,...5
the hnsllsnheh "sie NV ~, -
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INTO lne hhBi w - u.'. .a
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tics on lhe pal' = 49,, 9,,oe,lon
"e,v H. An,cric,ne ,cere
Ihe nrlNes ol '"' i',,. aad
mace WIN ..,.,,.',,oa 4,
lenslh ana '''s A.. h.4i
nave ohll'"l'S IN '','o'S n,' NJ, ~,
cut ol seiilniiilss' ~ -.
pafeii'F slra,,a,,.s, attsni, and
ness OF ''lV eul y ,,,,, ,,o,ls
lailed 20 hoiu n,, f,rs,
Ihe three Ruals s..ta. a',d
peiloo went - Wv ,.l +ta,
II Was hNl u"ei' ~
the hnslisn i""i H9' ,.in,
ltllson anu -. '..,.d nc
some Ie'',''' N'''''' - -, -, tn - fosb.
invaders n'I'n ~ - atant,, ~ ,rho worl
ION l'Nlt l'ror'' ''' - Nh, y,e ~.
= N"l,','N' .4au ae tho attack al.
illatNap'e I" -. Svatorhnrv M,
fee'eu "' N'i'' ana his en-.
p'allns " 'us' fs4.s,rds and Chean.
eoui''Vi9 VIZ t thriliino I7inali,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11
JOKE PROVES FATAL
TO WHITE S0X FAN

18T NonNINo I0UHHNL HFEGIAI IfNHEU WI
Chicag0 Junc l0-fred j Porter
an admirer of the chicago American
league baseball CLUB got SO ereatiY
excited today when friends told him
that tho advent of Hal chase wouia
hoadoo The Chicago club, that ne
dropped dead Porter lost his tenn
Der when two friends iokcd him.
aThc sox can't win another game
now that Chase Is with them, they
said. Porter walked = few steps
away ana dropped TO the floor deaa'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11
WILLIE RITCHIE TO
MEET JOE RIVERS
FOURTH OF JULY
Lightweight Champion and
Los Angeles Fighter Sign
Articles for Match Weight
10 Be 1874 Ringside,

san Francisco, juno lV WHO
RHchie. lightweight champion puellist
nf the world. ana Joe Rivers, chal-
leneer. formally signed articles To-Day
for 20-round championship contest
in this city on tho afternoon oi july
T.
The men agreed In wcish l'f
pounds rinesldo The articles siipulate
TINT they must be ready e. enter the
ring twenty dyc minutes after wcigh-
inc in failure 90 do So. carrying q
forfeit of gl,25O. The forfeit FOR not
making the wcieht Is fiNcd 1T Ss,1OO'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11
MRS, i. WATERBURY IS
DIVORCED FROM HUSBAND

Portland, Me- June TO- M'H'
Nande Livingstone Waterbury Was
granted Ii divorce from her husband
lawrence waterbury of Ne" NorN'
Il member OF the American cup "e-
Tending polo team n the supreme
court today cruel and abusive trent
ment was no cause alleged ~ 'n'
4uff
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11

Omaha lune 90. omaha hntiels
ould not find McConnaughcy or
7oehlcr for timely hits today ANA lost
he second game or the scrios io 81
Ioscph Z tn
Score " li. n.
Omaha .. -. roo 600 20 y
Il. Joseph ....aoo ooo l0o-l j
Batteries Peters, Robinson anu
iohrson. McConnaughoN Boehlcr and
iriffith
Summary. Two-base hit-Gruhh,
griffith. Three base hit--Kanc. Base
IN balls-Off Peters B, off Robinson
+. off Mcconnaughey 3 off Bochler
struck out By peters q hy Rob
nson B. by McConnauehcy 2. TN.
lirc- Sogrist
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Kansas city Kansas city -
Minneapolis g
AT tLouisvlle--Lousville % Tole-
do 49,
At indianapolis Indianapolis 10
Columbus O.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee 81 st.
Paul 12.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-11
SOUTHERN LEAGUE


Al New Orleans-Ncw orleans 3
Montgomery 3.
AT Nashvile-N Nashville II; Chatta-
nOoga /.
AT birmingham birmingham 4
Atlanta g.
No other games scheduled