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The sun., 1913-12-19
FOR THE COMMON GOOD.
An Oid Fable for the Benefit Of Sons Of
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maiutacturing communities II advancing
u pct schcfn" 10 beNent MS local con-
s;ituents at the expense OF the great mass
PIE who have Invested their earnings In
corporations rendering a public service
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as constituting "aua 81 judl lcal' body
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The sun., 1913-12-19

No analsamation. no merger no con-
nection of any kind with any other party
whatever. For every man we lose by
such a course of honor we will gain
scores Of bett-s en--Ths Hon. ALBERT
JEREMIAH BEvDAfDGE.
No dust. no dirt on the rmagedion
Road. Ever onward, ever upward. En-
celsor! Such course Of honor can
lead nowhere but to the heights. If
Prince BELvEDERE has his way he would
even insist that Dr. ABBorr's beaker of
milk be certified by the Hon. WILLIAM
FLiNN. Don't lose him on the road to
heaven
The sun., 1913-12-19

In the Csnfnrr Magazine for January A Carnegie
writes on mo transmission OF property. " NJ
Shnster discusses i'iipino Independence. j Mul.
Ter describes lfc In the Caribbean. William Winter
recalls performances " Romeo and Julir, ana
there are articles ny Il, Harry on Skob-icY, by r.
A. Ross on immigrant vo ,ers. by W. Hastings ON
children. by X. MAcGowan on stage setting. and
byJ d. Whclplcy on Germany In the Balkan mud
die, Tho anonymous sertxi IL concluded. H. a.
Wells contributes ono OF his sclentlrc rucs.e,
and seven authors short stories John Mafened
rhymes al great myth rnd thcr, are rs, Ohio,
pieces ~ verse Among ,hr pictures Without
Tx'arc the cover design by q innr,,. il .apaln,.
Ing OF the Wilson ladies by T. Nonnuh anu etch
ings by Frank Brangwyn.
The sun., 1913-12-19
VIZ. BABSDN'S OPINION.


To THE EDITOR or THE SrN-ST. My
speech Defor" the Twentieth Century
club OF Boston. Saturday. has been
grossly msquoted ! am thoroughly op-
posed to the patcrnai legislation of to-
day | b.lIov. that Government control
or lntrrfoteu'" with wages. prices or com
modit!es is sure to result in disaster and
that neither the worl;ing classes nor con-
Suiners can gain anything in the long run
by dttcnpting To interfere with natural
economic laws. such as the laws of sup
PLY and demand. reward and punishment.
II So. the legislation now being enacted
VIII not succeed in distributing prosper
Ity.' as the politicians use the term.
These al" points which | emphasize and
al. tine only things which intere Il me at
the moment
When however ! was asked what can
ever be- done for the working classes other
than along educational lines | replied
The only thing which the masses can
possibly consider an injustc. is that one
boy mas a million 10 start with and
another boy not even "A cent. Ia short.
the only real service the State can ever
perform for people is to see that 80 far
as poss bic all have an equal start in thc
rae. of life and that the same rules are
applied to all who run. MI other sdvan-
tagrs must be acquired bY each Individual
runner through personal training indus
my and s.lf-saCI lice.
When I was asked what can ever lie
don" toward giving all pc SONS an equal
start In life I replied After the educd-
tiouai system is developed To = point
where the state stands ready to provide
for every on" until Of age. then the only
other thing II could ever do would be to
divide among the native born voters be
coming Of age in a given year a sum cqual
10 that which might be gwen away or be
NO.. N... Ia /
The sun., 1913-12-19

"Oh weep for Adonais he L. dead Old
Meneiik 10 dead--is dead again Not all
the tears In all the ages shed, nor all IN.
ink that ever flowed from pen, In one fuli
tided channel centcrcI could drown his mem
ory 'monG mortal men.
The grave is dusty aud dark and must y
- our grief is hsty ana sadly wrings our
poor heartstrngs Repeatedly with vim wa
mourn ana weep for him, Negus Nesusti,
the king Of kings
Oh. weep for poor old Menelik hes dead,
Once more tho Happy valley sends tn.
news hut IN his place none ever reipns in
stead. no other feet M Rasselass shoes
how oft so e'tr this Old yarn must be read.
the tale It's teary tribute none refuse
Dear Abyssl,ia, fair land and far land,
crowned with truths garland. we've nothing
ssin va. wa never would pin "a to com
monpace things-so 80 on, continya thus
putting us wise to the latest demtss Of
Negus Negus'i the kine OF the kines
Weep not for that old heather who II
his! lie celebrates not birthdays. At 1,
said. but death days are his annivsrsariss
who cares rotten ng for aching head
Drink death and 10y to him IN floods of
hzz'
oh. Menenk. 10 ,ou we'll stick throuuh
thin and thick, White Va have breath we'u
cry Long DEATH ANA may Old Nick.
who's not 30 slick van by half no er
turn the laugh on Msnei.ki
The sun., 1913-12-19

No we'll .unpil'i almanac IN the
future n,. ul lp rr' rd the fh"i thHt
ou urr.urrr -. lnn; inr iir~I human
fl.-li 10 J power driven heavier lhan
.it u" 'u.gr occurred 10 celebrate HE
70. ~ iur Nrtp tuh ~ Nurri"A gave
d t.url 1n "Wednesday ln MIR OmilIr
Nr.uI WI" WITH his brother. the
lli" MlrlG WGloilr. planned the
hi-n' H kilhrtl liN. near k,tiy-
lay, \olih CAROL la. l. WIS WunIE.
ta' nld"r hto,urr vino went up into the
air and drove The crude bipine ~"
IlrtrrS I'm =" SECONDS The plan" sur
fac" nf that machine was IS square
meters and sixteen horse power
nuinr was used
.DcNcIrpmrni was si1w and for Two
years stcriuuS. In l!nl the dura-
ton nf The best II -h' of the Dayton
inventors was five minutes ANA seven
teen seconds. nnd the following y"nr
OR,IIIr WGIGuI remained in the air
thirly-eighl minutes AMI thirteen srr
Onds. II was not until 1905 that fly
Ing made great sir In the world
Ry that time the Frrnchmen were
making aviation history. On January
II Mr.. ITrNEY FtRMAN won the
Deutsch- Archdea""n prize of SlOuOO
hv accomplishing n liilf mile circular
fight, which now seems "a very cXcos-
sive reward FOR such n performances
l,a,, L., Al, t,,,iI
w,ald: the passage of The English
Channel 10y VI. I,fRlor IN a mono
plane on July -, 1909 \ year later
SorwIrII. the English youth flew lG9
that NJ TABrrfAr kept in The air for
eight hours and lhirty-fvr minutes,
flying 3GI miles. by that Time ORNITtt
WElGHr'S flight. 50 wonderful in 1909.
luSire.
IN" air above the land has been con-
qucrcd and the Mediterranean has been
flown. In view of the Slupendous gain
in aviation in five years from zoos To
1913, who can he doymaii" about the
inprnclicability of the Atlantic pas
sngct Before another year rolls round
II Will ~ least h" attempted. Given II
motor uf 700 horsepower h,tpd 10 II
fnhric Of gr"Ater plane cNTHnsr than
has Yet been designed with m uhe-
Huate pCirol tank. aud the thlug will
perhaps be done. Plans are now being
laid for launching the first Atlantic
arrnplaue.
Success IN crossing the ocean womb
not of itself prove flying 10 he practl.
cable for those Of us who use tlie auto
mobile to-day rs u common means OF
lorom"ilon ANA haN" already forgotten
when II was Il curiosity, hut II trenen
d"u9 stimulus would be given to prac.
tlbHl aviation and Ia acrunnuiirs hy the
lmTsag" Of h" far spreading ,r'cau thai
washes the shores Of Europe ana Amer.
lea. People have already forgotten that
the autolnobil" cnr il less than twenty y
years old. The ncroplanr has already
risen to the dignity Of ten ycnrs, and II
owes lis distinction ip the Internal
combustion engine which made thc mn.
Np.lohl" possible
NS means of rnGycvrncc Tho aero
plane j- calming ou lhr nIiuIohllr
there ai" more than lwo Thousand .nY,i.
The sun., 1913-12-19

u - bew iklerins TO be told n d
despatch from the city of Mexico that
che state Department received to-
night strong note from the United
States President WILSON in the mes
sage lie read to Congress early In
December said that the power Of Gen
eral II,'ERTA was Crumbing and sounded
the knell that summoned him TO dis
asrer II would seem hardly worth
while to despatch "a strong note TO
tins insolvent dictator in extremity.
The sun., 1913-12-19

Opposition to the Democratic party is
desirable bu, not Cutthroat opposition.
Every majorit, il benefited by intelligent
criticism. but not by the knives of
dssassus or the bludgeons of bullics --
The World
Crack Crack. Crack Three shots
rang on, upon the still plight air and
the great detective leapt to his feet.
The assassins are filling the woods to
capacity just now. There's to be- a
HAMAN hanging from every twig soon
The sun., 1913-12-19

GOV GNnu. Who attended the G.N."r
paid a tribute 10 Judges Cullen and ',r..t
lie sand
wv. hear mu'h these days az tii" g.. sd
Of Judges and there ~ On" r",.,ll thai I
would IKE to apply rirtt low. .uy .. r'-
state oi New Nork had the power o. '.
call i would can our guests o. a",,.
back Ia the bench they have niuuu.t,
and adorned.
"But even IL tins is iulpo-sIn,r tl,.' -
one recall already uI operation N.
not even these Err3j Defenders "t ..
stitutional laN can stop lor whence.
the citizens of TINS S,aie pause 30 90,
fleet upon the sterlne record a. 'rr.
highest ""Ift 'Ac} must furrNe. ..
Judge cullen lud Judge tray Wiz -
.cctIo and esteem
There "a no iudcli,arv. ! hope .r t.t.
ng thc members Of this Hlr Nsso...,' ...
whether they have ever heard lnt' i..si
nhuous greeting Good morning IuG 90
Your appearances Ia court ttn -aa.is ne
explained on profess onnl grounds lu.
night our greeting is only slightly chl. ."4
from thc proNrrh!al sllutdt.or To
nighf we say Good cNcu.ug jude
The morning and tho uu,.i 4,
gone. The afternoon is passing Tnr d ...
Is coming from his chambers with o. ra..t
iollo under his arm NiiI ~ 'hai roH'f,. .
ar" papers that deal with ur ,l, Co..
dusty tale of law Thny lrc tn, rlci..
tals OF life spent IA the s,rNn,, uf .
Commonwealth ON one is Mrttr. 'r.
estN and integrity On uuu'lcl So. ....
nifty and kindness uu ~ thrd is ..-
soundncss, AMI on a fourth Is lni,ii,.,r.l.
superiority,
Farh payer, and there &C.," mluy u'
'N''n, hears upon the case IN hand $40.
case ~ the claim OF one Elgar NJ ,'u.
ana one John Clinton Gray upnu th. g...'
Nud", the respect and the affection ni .
state OF New York And ever, pave h
the portfolio II supporting aiiidatlf
Good evening, Judge the sIuiuus,-
beginning to fan, but they are tr,r ,
shadows Tho TON of the dag l. u,rr. .,l
IN" sweet oN'ntidc remains Tho ,,rr.'l 4,
WHEN friends and companions rAth"!
talk of the days triunphs. 10 plan to- tn
trininphs still ahead The stars hc,Iu n
slisren ana each star is u henrdict.or N,.
'ahors wei performed and dut lt'.
done. The evening fans hut It's I,,.,i..
advent IL welcome. I,s rcposc its 'u'
cum dtsnithl"' has been earned Tho dp
has been filed with honor. IN. nigh, 'u.
he rich with honorcd peace
GOOD evening Judge We love 50.
both 80
The sun., 1913-12-19
No 1,OOO RAISE FOR M'ANI\,
Ills Objection Causrs Nn,or
Withdraw Motion before uonrd

Boro roueh frcsideu. McAneny WI
along on his 81, Qua n year salniN rs r'..
dent OF the Honrd ~ Aldrrncu w.
the question Of raising the SALARY
$4,000 came w before the Board Of I's'
mate MIR. McAnfny asked the mcinb'
OF the board to vote aga INST 1t.
u don't want th's increase I Mmr'
won't take it, lac said
"Ry taking such nn atituuc ,u...,1t. .i
lsh another precedent. sand MaVor H. '
smiling, but ! withdraw my i,t,''.IN.
YES remarked Comptroller l''.'..
East, YOU might nlmosi sn Ar N
Aneny Is an unnatural man"
The sun., 1913-12-19

That romantic freebooter General
GkNoNrNo pE IA - is now said to be
operating within fifteen miles of the
National Palace. although ten days ago
his bullet Scared body was found on a
stricken field after an expenditure of
cartridges by the Federal troops such
a. WAS never known before in Morelus
II becomes more difficult every day to
believe that such fellow as q has any
existence except In the censored copy
Of the war corresponds
The sun., 1913-12-19

captain g q GoNSE Of the ROYAL Ar
'l!ery. who was sent to JAN a. I.ewes fo.-
lowing his - fus,l to pay taxes hecaus.
N" Government would not grant tn" Par
IanleiltarN franchise to women. WAS re-
.eased to-day after ne had been on 4
hunger stril;. for two DAYS - LondOH d,s-
p0frh
only contemp, can be- felt for a Gov
eminent So spineless rs to turn loose
on the community a son of Mars be
cause he went on a hunger strike
Mans Ch!valry condones the release of
women vino advertise their cause by
refusing prison rations. but sympathy
Will not oe wasted on any man who
would rather die than eat
The sun., 1913-12-19

WILSON'S charity shown. GroRGE
F'RrD WILLIAMS example Of power TO
forgive What was there to forgive to
n statesman whom he has outstripped
In the race Of change? If there is
anybody to forgive IL Is The Sun,
which must take the liberty Of saying
that here is case of Saul-Paul the
Greater and Saul.Paul the Less.
The sun., 1913-12-19

These criticisms hdN" been greatly rns-
tered by the public addresses of ia" Two
living eN-Preside.ts of this country. h"ih
Of whom have the honor "f knowing ana
both OF whom in their personal cldi aclcIs
| highly respect
81 resent their criticism. Nnt because !
believe that courts more than any other
human institution should he exempt from
criticism. but because think that IN both
cases the crlt"ism Is unlustihed
Judge Culiti toul particular except on
to a recent address by eN-Frcsid"nt Tar
before the American Bar Association. n
which Mr Taft asked. "Why II is that
every law breaker prefers To- be tried IN
State court? Why is 1t that Federal
courts are the terror OF evil doers' Is It
not because law and justice more Ger
tainly prevail there rather than hun
combc and mere sentiment"
Declaring that he personally pref'rfo-i
the appointment tathcr than the election
OF Judges. Judge Cul.n said
Il think Il wa> not necessary for t'.
proper praise of the d,ral Judic,tr' fee
indulge Al aspcrsions on tine StaIc Judi-
ciary."
The greatest factor IN ,tus.ng ru's-
carriages Of justice in criminal Eases -
the jury, while r>spons ibility for t.ilur"
to infict proper punishment on Offenders
must b. shared 10y thr Executive equally
with the Judges
Illustrating ms point hv the uIai OF
Marry X 1'how and his escape from
Matt.awau. Judge cullen said
IAN this cutlery is caused not because
a unat, has escaped from the asylum.
but hcraus" tn" great mass ut IN" ir,pl"
hcieV. that he was not a luudtIr. hut
should have been punished Th' whu'"
responsibiltN for III" miscarriage o' li,-.
tie" ia that ease WAS due To- iN' action
of the jury Docs any one hclI'N" tN.tt I'
he killed. some one else than MElt, 'r
would haNe been acquitted oi Hii 'r.m,-
ualityT'
With reference to cN-Frcsidcut f,oose-
Net's criticism ot the decision OF the
court OF Appeals in the Ives 'dss. .'ud-.
Cullen asserted that the general ,lII e."
that the court had usurpvd the power
'is wholly uufouuded.'
Reviewing the ,ouStitutl louai history ~
the state and citing various decisions. O."
declared that the Court Of Appeals V.s
not only justified hut WAS required iu
consider and determine tin. questions ur'
scented 10y th" Ives ease in the light of t''.
prior decisions of the court which Srpn.
proved 10y the people That the count Isl
rcactionary | deny That 1t is Stit.,n.
any | admit and assert that n - wt"-
oth"rwis" IL would usurp power not ON
tiJgl il
The sun., 1913-12-19

Honesty and oratory are declared by
Secretary BRYAN to be what the public
man needs most PiIsbur0 Dispatch.
Next in point Of Importance is a rec
ord as a Democrat before the days of
the cooked hat. The spirit Of 80 is in
the air in more ways than one.
The sun., 1913-12-19

fled aviators In Europe and America
to-day and hundred tvrcs Of aero
planes: stability ~ the flying machine
Is practically assured 10y recent patents
Oh both sides of the Atlantic; and who
shall say that in ten years more the
| world will not b. flying and the auto
, mobile will not seem archaic
The sun., 1913-12-19

~ YOU hang IN your stockings on
Christmas Eve YOU viii ind new cur
ren,y system IN them ON Christmas Day
-SScf''dty DANIELS
Tut. tut' There won't be cur.
rcnCN system In any We'll Cundu, ted
household by Christmas DiN---noihIng
but small change. and mighty li,tlc Of
that.
The sun., 1913-12-19

VIII Ma jor General Sir ALFRED
TURNER late of his Maiesty's forces
who is on speaking terms with the
other world please call up the shade OF
BENJAMIN FRAHKLIN and ask him what
he thinks OF the statement OF the Hon
WILLIAM T.. McCoMBs that il costs $50
900 year to keep up the state OF the
United States Ambassador to France?
The sun., 1913-12-19

To rHE EDITOR op THK SuN-.Sr 4 ian In
my neighhorhood named Fuller used Ia drink
OF those who drank excessively II WAS often saiu
that they were fuller than Fuller
BOSTON, December ~ d UAND
The sun., 1913-12-19

Uncle JoE says everything bad is due
to the Democratic party Baltimore SW.
Therefore Uncle JOE is due to the
Democratic party
The sun., 1913-12-19

TO THE EpIroR or THE sUN---.sir iietc arc two
local synonyms "Boiled Ia a whisper" drunk
As 4 ministers son" WtHAM FIEURy
porspAM, December "a
The sun., 1913-12-19

Postage 'u 'utrign 'uuuijio> added.
M ctccL>. urucl oid,fe &c lo be made pay
hbc Tee 81 StN
Guhii-i r'' Gais. 'nriudiur SUNDAY hy The sun
tIlGuue tuu rubH.hiny N,.ocintiun At 30 Nassau
ste 'ci, ~ tH. Huuugh uf Manhattan. New Work.
lrridrnl dud li,1,uuc.. Miiliam &. Rcck. iio
\h,- >tirct \ic,-l'rcsidrni. Edward T.. Mitchell.
i,u \t..du e.i"ct. secretary. {. T.. LuNton, no
Nassau stree :
london "fN,c bingham House. Arundel
tttrrt, NitHud.
r.ul. on,'c l'uo dc IA Michndierc. of Rue du
IUdur S'pjrmbrc
Washington once. lilh> BuiidinE
biuuhlAr ui,r. iUf livingston StIect.
n M, fr'srd, ma tdr0r hS u,N mdrLScri MS and
Hi"S'HHDr, fDr JUhhCHnOn triSn 10 hOrs 'rJecisd
otrriey -rf.'n'f hry must ~ GH cases SEND stamps
jar HGi pUrpo,s.
The sun., 1913-12-19
Father NJ the Man.

knicksr--Dr Mont sssori sa,a children
break their toys to simplify them
Bocker--Sams way adults treat railroads.
The sun., 1913-12-19

70 rHp fpIroR or rnt SrN So Is saloon
keeper comusllcd t. serve any mhn a drink whc
comes IN his place II he does not Want In serve
him
NEW ORK. pece mhrf IL
The sun., 1913-12-19

subscriptions b, Mail. Postpaid.
IhttI. Per Month ........ 90. ..,..... SO 80
DAILY. rci lcar ........... u OO
~ SDNl. lrt wear ....... 80
pNIIN MD ~ NpNN. Per Ncai......., 30
UNlIN NND 1T NDNN. icI Month ..... IS
Grr rNrNiNr =, y. rc, Month .... ~
IHt I\I NlNG ~ y. Ter wear ..... =? 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-10
NIGHTLY VAUDEVILLE
At ELES' THEATRE
FOR SEASON
Sam Berkowitz of Long Beach
Secures Lease on Local Play
house and Will Put on Con-
tinuous Performance.

Sam Berkowltz OF Long Reach,
Cal, and who b now building q
$4,000 theater in that city am
nOunccs that he has secured a long
lease ON the ElkF theater la this city.
effective October 20. and that he will
"a once begin the prescntation of
high class vaudeville six nights a
week In the thenior. - aim 90 fur
nish the very best class of attrac-
tions ia the vaudeville line and cater
20 the best class OF patronage. said
AIR Ecrkuwitg to-day There will
be two acts every night the largest
ana best orchestra ever in the city.
and two feature films every night "
q kind seen nowhere else outside ~
New York city. The venture repre-
SCENTS n big Investment. but ! believe
the people want an engagement Of
this kind here and I am going 20
see that they get the very best"
Prices viii be- popular, ten twenty
and thirty cents. according 60 Air.
Borkowitz. The latter. while very
young man. only tweniy-throo years
81 age. has been Ia the show bust
ness an or his life and Is aggressive
and up 20 date.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-10
NOTABLE SESSIONS
BY LOCAL KNIGHTS
OF COLUMBUS
State Deputy viii Direct De.
gres Work Here Sunday At
teznoon and Elaborate Ban
quet Will Follow.

Elaborate preparations have been
made by the locnl Knights OF Column
bus for fhe notable initiatory cere-
monies 20 be held a. the Ielkw thea
tef beginning Al o'clock Sunday AZ
ttgnoon. when class Of about thirty
candidates win BE- lnducfed into varl-
our degrees Of fhe order
N,ate Deputy y. A. McCiornon Of
Las crucea assisted By other prornl-
ueni Rnlwhts. win Be IN charge Of the
degree work. q notable feature 81
which WIN be the disqualification Of
the shIrd degree
Following the formal ceremonies.
4 banquet Il 70 be served "a che Elks'
banquet hail. preparations being made
FOR az least laB guests fn addition
20 state Deputy Mcclernon. score
o. more Of prominent knlghts from
aA parts 81 the state are expected.
Preparations for Sundays cerefnon-
les are being made by committee of
local knights composed Of the fol-
aoWlnF: Chairman. AZ. 81 Tierney;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-10
MUST RELIEVE TT.
When Wen Known Albuquerque Pco-
pie Tell II 81 Plainly.

When public endorsement is made
oy a representative citizen al Aibu.
querquo the proof Is positive You
must believe u. Read this testimony
Every sufferer OF kidney bachncho.
every man, woman or child with kid
ney trouble will do well TO read tho
following:
a. w Bamhrook sos South Broad
way. Albuquerque, n. NJ. says: q
was greatly troubled with pains In the
small OF my back and in my sides.
The kidney scoretions were unnatural
and az times painful J had often no.
ticed DOun's kidney PHls recommend
ed hy local people and got q supply
AZ first they helped me and my Kid
neys were strengthened. soon feit
better in every way. Since then.
whenever my kidneys have bothered
me, I have used Doan's Kidney Pills
and they have never failed 90 help
mo"
For sale by al dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster NIllburn Co, Buffn'o.
New York. sole agents ror the United
States.
Remember the Doon's-
and take no other.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-10
ALBUQUERQUE FAILS
To GET SMELL
AGAIN
El paso Takes Candy Away
From Children Until First
Hall Of Sixth When Locals
Are Pit Out Of Misery.


l1Sf o--R. n n.
- puso .-0s1 39 o-s 40
Afpuaaegaat ~ o. en o OIL 3 3
Batteries "a paso. Hin and rob-
ertton; Albuquerque Maritime and
Weeks.
Albuquerque pat up another spec-
taculnr demonstration OF how tho
popular game of b seball Is not
played this afternoon and Tom Nuy-
Jon, who also saw the Athletics win
aeain today. has decided 90 become
q golf enthusiast The gloomy spec
tacie was hnmanely terminated in
the first half of the sixth inning with
Albuquerque dragrinG the minimum
end of the score ~ there was any
excitement IN the game Il had no
Cutwerd manifestation.
Silver Cliy-sanaa Rita Game.
AZ the ead ~ the second inning en-
the game between Silver city and
Santa Rita the score stood 10 3.
BATTERIES: Silver city. Ennis and
Buckles; Santa Rita. Weeks and
kirschman.