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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-06-13
HANSEN HAPPENINGS.

!
Peter Link was called to Burley
Sunday to see his nephew, Mr.
Schlegle, who was seriously hurt last
week.
| Mrs. Alice Whitehead spent Sunday
with her parents northeast OF Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs, Otto Bailey spent Sun
day at the Provost home.
Chas. Postum, OF Oakley, was In
Hansen Sunday and Monday on BUSH
ness
DR.. Albee was in town Monday.
Mr.. OlesOn and hired man left for
his ranch near Rock Creek last Mon
day where they expect to do lot Of
spring work
The health inspector was In Hansen
Monday from Twin Falls on one OF his
regular trips.
Mrs. Otto Bailey was in Twin Falls
the first part OF the week having some
dental work done.
Several Improvements are being
made In Hansen this week as the liv-
cry men are blowing up the town site.
Trees are to be put out as soon as the
work Is completed and this will add a
great deal to the looks of our little
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Searle Burkhalter
were Kimberly visitors last Saturday
night.
Mrs. Otto Bailey, Mrs. M. B. Pro-
vost and Miss Cora Galley were Twin
Falls passengers Monday.
w. d. Griffith spent Sunday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Searle Burk-
halter.
Mr. and Mrs. Vanderpool, Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor Lacourse and Redhead at
tended the oath anniversary Of the
Odd Fellows lodge at Kimberly Sat
urday night
Little Fedora Laycook Is quite sick
at this writing.
H. M. Vanderpool spent few days
on his ranch near Goose creek the last
part of the week.
Mrs. A. D. P. Keith visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Whitehead on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. M. B. Provost spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Twin Falls visiting
friends.
Mrs. E. H. Butler, who has been
quite sick for the past two weeks, was
removed to the Twin Falls hospital
where she could receive proper atten-
ton.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Cunningham Wednesday, April 80, a
son.
Ray Vanderpool, accompanied by
Harold Postum, drove down from Oak
ley Wednesday for a load of grain
returning Thursday.
X. j. Neeley, Arthur Hale, Elvis
Laycook and August Wallner were
summoned on the jury Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Swearingen and Mrs.
Chas. Upton of Kimberly visited at
the Lacourse and Redhead homes on
Friday.
g Mr.. McVay, who has been sick the
past week, is able to be out again.
Mr. Neal and family spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. ARTERY.
Henry Larsen and wife, of Rock
Creek. were calling in Hansen Thurs
day.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs
Weswells Is reported very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderpool and Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor motored to Twin Falls
Thursday afternoon
N. 0. Kempton went to Rock Creek
Friday on business.
Mr.. Petit, auditor OF the Gem State |
Lumber company, was in Hansen look
ing after business interests Friday.
Mr.. Moore, the townsite man, came
up to Hansen Thursday, returning
Friday.
The dance given at the depot was
well attended Friday night. Music
was furnished by Mr.. Hidy and daugh-
ter Susie.
II. w. eager and T. j. ARTERY and
son were passengers to Twin Falls
Saturday.
): 5. Smith drove up to Miner last
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-06-13

Making classified advertising carry
the news Of what you have to sell, or
OF what you want to buy, to all who
would be interested is to ret
merely average sort Of service from
such ads
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4 repetition Of your want ID. il tha
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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-06-13

Dn1 tAe want ads In the Times,
v1nt ID speak for themselves: no
o1n4 neooGsaFY.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-06-13

4 huSry-call. through ths cla.. 49,
o0lumns, Tor .. better office helner
tnen tho one that's lenving. viii ~
usiiy und htm-or. q frequently haD-
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-06-13

A repetition Of your want da is often
MDo- when rs important to flnd the
Unnl aosuAblo tenant.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-06-13

When the man for whom you ought
to work has an opening for You. you1ll
hnd the news in the help wanted"
AA1l
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-06-13
Wr MUCH OF A BUSINESS MAN

Z y yea borrow money ON good secur.
~ ~ don't get it from HENRY ].
WALL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
GRAHAM PITCHED IN GOOD FORM
AND TURNED TABLES.
TABLES.
Errors Played Great Part in Contest
As Strong Wind and Rain
Hampered Game.

aAE.NAA A"HEN|A 100 ~ NNt ANaHEAaAhEAA|fN
YOUNGSTOWN. o.. july l3-The
Stogies Won nv free hitting In the
game with the locals to-day. : TO :.
Graham frightened in the last two in
nings with a onerun lead In his favor,
and the locals we're unable 10 hit op-
~portunely. The contest was witnessed
by one Of the smallest sunday crowds
OF the season The majority of he
errors charged up 20 both teams 70
suited from the terrific wind which
blew over the grounds continually
Two innings were played IN a drilling
rain
The visitors opened The scoring ln
the 1rst IN IN error hv Wilcox ~
Grays groundrr. Hammond saCr-
fee. an inhcid ont and Moran's double
alOng The third base line. scoring
Cray The Sfeelmeu E0f ono iu the
fourth Sheehan flew out 20 Moran.
Boucher mir FOR q triple 10 deep cen
ter. sheer went orr. Burden 20 NoIIen
kamp. but Boucher scored on e. single
ove second D. Tate
In the NTH Tho Sfogfes again forged
20 The front Graham opened with "a
triple % right and scored on GRAY "a
single ~ center 80 mi. furcflre tho
rain started ~ FAN and mo Sun Mind
made piat impoe -ihle After % few
minutes rest rho locals came back and
scored three runs M4ckcrf wac
passed Shipo laid down r. bunf which
Welchrr frIdcd nicely but throw 20
center field in an effort fo catch Mack
nrt ~ second EloIrf hlf nrf era.
ham threw badly fp GRAY 100 catch
Shlpe AMI b earI. were FULL Shoe
han laid down e -frrifcr and perfect
manipulate 0u o. fbr "a.rfoJ-' rs..ff
%. Marfrrf SCORING FD.rr.r singled
through hort. and -i pn c1mr homo
Sheer hf = iy fn deep right and
EOuuf scored
The VISITOR clwr rght har. with
another pair ~ rIr. Ir f.r aix'h when
prrsfr got "a lfa lr a rrplrdfr %
Tate vho fImticI rrir.fr stole sar.
ond BURDEN farrff hlf WoUeukawu
delivered With 70 triple fu center ard
fhen .r0rrd later 0n a single br Wei
cher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
WORLDS SERIES TALK GOING
THE ROUNDS, SAYS MATHEWSON
COLU MBIA CLUB
Lost Close Game To City Railway Base
pan TeAm-Rogsrson Pitched
Excellent BAIL.

Inc city Railway team nosed out vic
torious over the Columbia club team ves-
terdaN In what was the fastest and most
interesting game ever played on IN e
IWenty-siNth street grounds. The game
was replete with sensational catches.
HACK. Columbias enter fielder. easily
being the feature.
Ryvers home run Clout in the NTH in
ming and the three-baSe smash Of Foster
We're Two OF the longest drives ever seen
on the Twenty-siNth street grounds. The
game was a pitchers cattle from start
TO nniSh, and although the Columbia
club outhtt the Railway nine. the superb
pitching OF HogersOn in the pinches cut
on chances.
Foster pitched magnificent ball for the
'olumbia team. and but for several cost
~ errors would easily nave won the
game.
The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
mANY succfssruL

re..tI ffrpft.h 'Y fIs frfe tgerrer
COLI MBtS. . July l3 ono hun
drrd and seven ~ fhf f2s persons uho
Gently we're successful Among those
UhO viii receive diplomas are
Y ID Lam Salem Thomas o.
Grow. Great Bend Charles % awaI
low. Nrr Nafamuraf Frank p SIC.
Kim Marietta r. = Neabift. Hofairc.
I'd 3 Storrrtf Erin. Pa % " Uar
nett. F~armrrton ~ Va " s. Good.
hile Erie. la and Charles Bcnneit,
hardwood. n Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
SECURED AN
INJUNCTION

SCIiFSECTADN y. Y. July IA
Sneiin Myers. Of schenectady. was pre-
-iie4 from Interfering with todayS
tHfehaIi game here because - ar fnIunt-
tion served upon him yesterday by the
manager ~ TIE Npl4wk Giants. a local
seml-prnfcSslrr1l team. Although II was
Ii' .l't'd mat arrests probably would 10
p 3dc "r warrants se.ufed hN agents Of
he Law and order league. who mignt
- admission. none Wa made
Tie gam" rrr an o. rIbifiou betw cen
're Troy state leacsr riuh and .nr Mo-
hawk Giants and resulted ir TIE local
tefW tnuttiuc out fuc Lacquer { 10 o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
STUBS ARE Fl M
River Agzrevaton Will Remain IN In
tcr-Sfats Lc1Tue Until the
Last Minute.

IN ,ont "rsI.iun win Joseph tioIdste n
one OF the stool Iolders % the s~tcuher-
VIE base BAIL club. last Ugh re-arI-
lnF the meeting - fNe frfer.rfHf.
League the intelligence ula
,nf"fmef that ne stubs viii rttrk 20 the
tinish There fR mo- DANCE .f f.r -fau.
henville team throwing NJ fne spun 20.
sad Nr. Goldsteir We vii sf.tk 90
Inc finish ~ tn season p fHe I.lrre
docs 7 wu1 even make 10 sfroncer we
are f1 the game % STAY AMI We All
ftDk ~ We Ioac every dly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
STEELMEN DROP FINAL
GAME TO RYAN'S SMOKES

and. with MollsnkamP. scored on = dou-
III" BY hammond 70 Tie left FIELD fence.
Ife locals nlled TIE sacks IN tie eighth.
ONT the needed bingle was not forthcom.
INK u was "a fierce day for baseball.
HUGE dark clouds hung over the park
az lines. masking 70 difficult fp~ the play
erS 90 see tie ball The wind blew tt
q high rate Of speed continually and
huge sheets % dust being earned into
the stands drove the crowd from their
seats 20 he s4n-uaked benches. a regu-
TAT umpire Vas again conspicuous by ris
ahsence and Frost ana Ainsworth worked
fairly we'll The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14


lansing will go TO wellsburE satur-
DAY 10 play the fast team OF that place
snd would like TO arrange a game with
Pipe Creek FOR sunday. II accepted,
answer through this paper.
The baseball team has reor-
CANNED and IL ready for games with
any fast amateur and Semi-pro teams IN
thiS vicinity Those wishing TO arrange
games with this team NAV do so bv an
s~ ering through this paper OF oy calling
Sell lte-R, or writing John Fleming.
1874 Marshall street. BenWood.
Next SUNDAY the Ideals will Journey
20 Diilonvale. where hey will meet the
strong team OF that place. The game
VIII be PLAYED in the afternoon.
The Ideals are open for game next
SUNDAY Any good team IN the Ohio
valley may arrange games by answering
throuRh this paper or by calling at the
Ideal pool room. Martins Ferry.
The Ancho Inns. Of Martins Ferry. de
feated the fast Mt Pleasant team Satur-
daN by the score OF ~ to s.
The Glen Lawn Juniors would like 10
near from the Bauer Juniors for a game
sunday.
The Fairgrounds league vas ushered
IN saturday afternoon ny the Sixteenth
street team being defeated hy that OF
Forty-~iNtf street ~ the score Of . to g.
Tho pitching Of Hall and Miller fea-
tIred the game, a. did the hitting OF T
Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al Kansss City-"olumbus. . Kansas
~ Nilwauk'e. IFtrst game, MIlwau-
ten Ut. Iu.ItFfg. .a. . tG-rnnI camel
MiIwaufee. 3 Indianapolis.
A. 50 Iaui-fIir4f Eafref - TauI n
Lou sEllle. o - TarI. % Louisville.
A. NInneapoI ~-ITrrsr rsmel Mice.
nUn|fr o. Toledo t-rcorI EaruaI
Minneapolis D. Toledo n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
Tigers
TAKE TWO AMH rnonr LEAGUE.
LDADH2S SUNDAY
First Gams was ons-saded But Second
waA Hard Fought


DETROIT. Mich. July ia-By scores
or : 20 l and 8 TO T.. Detroit took both
game s OF today's double-headsr from
philadelphia Dauss was IN fine form In
the nrst- Detroit did not hit Houck with
any frequency until the eighth. but maize
the most OF IT'S drives.
mo second game was hard fought
The Athletics established an early lead.
Detroit doing little with Bush until the
sixth. when a tngle by Crawford. a
triplo by Cobb and singles by Neach and
High tied the score. Bush retiring in
favor OF Bender. who yielded what
proved 70 be the winning run. Roth
games abourded IN sensational heldinK.
Scores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
Columbia.

Two haze htt-Rock
Three base iit-Toster.
Home run-RvNera
Sacrifice fies Robertson.
stolen hases-Burkle 90. RubIe. Pear
ley
Double play-Nogier TO Henry.
Passes on haiis-KoCerson. 3. Foster. 2.
Hif hy pitChcr-Hock
STRUCK out-R oEersun. l.. Foster -
Tupire-fiamm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14

Two Hsro hIfe Viewer C,rs-e-
linfue run chase Sn.rInre rffs RAN
nails stolen base reaU rn-Itfe
nr halls " Collins -l1ff e,,-rr
~ " Coill.. 3 SOFT. B. Tmrires
Evans and scherifar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
RUN DOWN AND 1uIEo

~Qeclal lisrmtnn 20 tie frfelNreucer.
LONDON. q July r. John e. XII.
gore. aged - an auctloneer. was run
down n killed when be- attempted
20 drive across tGc BIG Four Railroad
tracks near his city 20 DAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
FANS DOPE TEE ATHLETICS AND
SAANTs fOa THE BIG SHOW
THIS YEAR
chrtsty srn Secs Pennant P-o...bnssse.
In Both Leagues-Big
League Gossip. .
By chr1sty n1athsw.ou, Of N. a,.n..

ny christy Mathewson, OF the Giants,
INV YORK. July ls.-Fans are
already beginning to discuss the worlds
series etween the Giants and the Ath-
.etics next October. Ball Players are
not Wnen the Philadelphia American
80 Siuo Was IN New York recently,
Sou could not get a singh man on the
team TO say that the Athletics would
surely WIN the pennant No Giant viii
chances. ' ouE
klsht down in our hearts we feel that
We should take our third hampionshIp
81 the luck from this point alonE The
tfall. Last year at the sam. tine ~
Were ABOUT fifteen games In the lead ana
- tuhs gave as "A narrow squeak lie
Iore we finally won the pennant Now
we are approximately half a dozen bat
ties IN front Of tie phfIi.s h,t
travelling better than We w. SstS ~
same time last season. II was only
Snout Two weeks ago we were four or
Gis,ts ~ Dehlnd the fhillies. II the
IaHtS continue 20 bat as they have been
Ivt the past month. and. II we are ncs
a,tAeAed oy a series OF accidents which
pnt our regulars out OF buslnsss fba
tirh sHOu4d win the flag easily. Person
SHy l prefer the position We are In to-
20 ,be ZONE ONE SIX or seven games in front
way up Then We had hit the top OF our
WINS anu mr. 4n nc nav down
Ihree penntnt possibilities stan "a
nam IN the National League race beside
ne Giants. according To- my fgftrIny
Philadelphia teams. Tie PhiIiiss 49,
ne potential power To- come back httf
ICY nave lost their punch. temrora1Iv
vitality in the early season sprint I'LL
MADE. and the club IS now -enrourfe~f,g
a bad slump The cubs have plenty 81
Vitality. but lack the smoothness ana
rounded corners AMI polish ~ Tor--+-
Z WtaEo machines. The men 40 ,of 49,
togeth"r as well. ana there b. more irri-
NMNHnI NON the naL.W.
Than formerly 10 - u str1rr ri1b 49,
one mat Is never beaten unfu hcth
zhg-ldrrs are on the mat. ~ should
MAKE q better showing from this nofrf
nut because the pitchers are performfne
'ctter style than they were r~arll~r IN
we season Cheney laVrnfer Pierce
" are al soins pretty welt
The cubs had bot their fun strength
iAte series with ne Jimmie
aI,h.i Doc alwsNs been one Of the
wort erem 90 of The Giants Ia -
NFw 1lrE club out Of more
Enme~ than Hn} other man ou the team
zoe nike used fo De- a deadly enemy
me '.anfs Archer srit o. hnser ln
Wv ors soi bsa e., 9 11r i1 .i,h
.es zimmerman wss lut ID the saw.
~ Is hai -s .c. - fn.
fore tue clII lsu rnr ire ssst Md.
~ 'a lnIf us uIfN . fr.Fr uaunf ia
ih" sn|~ received 0n J4lI fth Thsrs.
~ 30 ttr Duh ma.aInr tlt I believe
's ~u probably cone
to- a. 300 l.~ n~tnasineT I
dif. route @" ne foolish
Ars Ia siumps
,sa.al. ap,s- i,sn r.. h. Gl5sn;.so Tf
tcoutinasd % Pa. real
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14

Two base hits Collins. cobb. Dauss
Three base nit Neach. Sacrifice hits
Bush. 3 Sacrifice flies vita. Veach. Nc
kee stolen base Collins Base on balls
Hou~k. 3. Dauss. e. Struck oIt Hou,k.
D 9ri@s. 8 Umpires OLoughIin and
Hiidebrand. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14

Two base hIfa-MOrar. Hammond z
Three bare hIfH-UoIr. or Graham
MoIerfamp Tate
HI.. Nff Isl. Sd. 81 lr q lru.sa
SD. rif... bite NnmmsrI Jones. WIr-
Ier NDllenkamp SHeenar
stolen |rarn -fffHt. Hammond
FrIeaft. Drria
ftYlhIe plays r. 20 f1 Nrrir '1 Hou-
q. or
Ease oo balls orr stire o. off gr7.
.ifr e. nff rhHrrv
fff Ig pitcher Hrnrr
afrI.F uut. Hy -.ipe 9 hv Graham.
4. .. IF rnr.. .
Tine 2 hours
r...rf.. |rlaf and Afrarr0rfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
YArHEEs WIN PROM
nEOXNa ~ rHr rInurrr

IT LOUIS. SO. IuiF 11 -Sev Tsrs
etenfd up tire series Win So Louis thI4
Afternoon Winning f11as game 3 o.,
The winning rIr was scored on
NHifrra r|rrfs. cree rHtrIfre and A
tifncie bf fkinraurI score "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14

Two haso hits Bake gatra- Three
bare BITS MURPHY 0idri1r wiz Cohh
Sacrfce hts Nsfruiz. = Bush sacrifice
Us 'ldrirF collins. frawfora Base or
balls J Bush. = Willetf. @ St~u.F olt
J Bush q Render. o. WuIeft Tm.
pires Uiidebrand and pIr.x. Ion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14

IN y game featured with fast playing
ana sensationaltsm Lansing debated the
last Midway team By the close score OF
. 10 , sunday on he Lansing diamond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14

l1r arI Jo. retou carlson and rafcle
Vase Hr balls orr Cuiiou. T. or Eqffc-
y SfrYck ouf T1 NIfcreu ny ror0-
son. 6 tmpirsr ConrolI, and NJ
GreaFy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14

~--AND--
OAMATEUR NOTES

In n well played game on the Park
amor yesterday afternoon the Jacky
Arthurs. OF Wheeling, deefated the fast
Moose team by the score OF l to :
score oy innings II. II. r..
Moose .... / 81 , s
batteries Woods and Schine Wilson,
Link and Welch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing OF Teams.

Y~eSterday's Results.
Detroit. : Philadelphia. l.
Detroit .. Philadelphia &
chicago. 2 Boston. >.
Washington. 3 Cleveland. 4
New York. 3. 81. Louis. z
First game.
Second game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14

THrer base hits
Home ruu Jackson
haumau and Turner
Top, Johnson Morgan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14

Milan MrRrfe
Double PLAYS
, ne0u n eui
and OsandlL, Cul
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing OF Teams.

Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled.
Today's Games
iittsburgh at Boston.
Chicago al BROOKLYN.
Cincinnati AZ New York.
st Louis at Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14

Today's Games.
Boston at Chicago.
2 York At st Louis.
Philadelphia al Detroit.
Washington az Cleveland.
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tcoutinHsd % Pa. Tsa-J
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Inter State League

wheeling. = Youngstown.
Akron. T. ZanesvfUe q
Erie-SteubenvflIe. rain
'artor-ColuUbus. rain
To-days Games.
Eric ~ Akron
'1nfor ~ S~'eubeuNflte
N~"lnLsfoVn 80 ZdnesvfUe
w ceiling az Columbus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18

organization OF " NJ. G. A. 40 chat
there ~ little 10 do save put these
plans into execution.
There are about seventy thousand
college men enrolled In the Y. NJ G..
A. and the movement is "a world
wide one la every sense Of the word.
Besides this seventy thousand there
are about three thousand studying
mission work and some seven thou
sand doing extension work in the
alums. mining camps ana other places
whore the need ~ greatest. The whole
thing IN branching out 20 meet the
needs 81 the college men
For some time there has been a
deep interest ia Y. NJ. G.. A. work
manifested by the students Of the
state University. and last year the
school was represented for the first
time az the conference and summer
Y. NJ. G.. A. at Estes Park. Colo. when
Albert Hunt and Ira Boldt were sent
as delegates to the conference.
Mr.. IIelnzman. who makes his
homo az Kankakec, H.. is one 81 the
best known football umpircs Ia the
United States and, during his student
days was one 81 the leading players
on the famous Kansas University
team.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
STATE UNIVERSITY
TO JOIN Y. N. C. A.
MOVEMENT
National Organizer Here Win
Address Members Of Student
Body in Rodey Hall Tomor.
row Afternoon.

III Y. NJ. G.. \. organization b.
formed here Il Will make the Cniver-
sity OF New Mexico part OF the
great world movement in which are
enlisted thousands upon thousands OF
tho students of practically every great
school ana college Ia the United
states, Canada ana the countries OF
the world said Harry l.. Hcinzman
at the University this morning
Mr.. Heinzman, who arrived In Al
buquurque last night. is national or
Ednizcr for the Y NJ G.. 4. college
department ana "a member OF the in-
tcrnational committee OF the organ
iXzntion. He b. making tour of the
west and southwest. stopping al an
towns where an institution oi higher
education w. located. From Aibu-
uuorque MT Hcinzman goes to So-
zorro Go visit the New MoXico school
OF Mines and from Socorro he VIII
GO To- Mcsilla Park To- orEanize 500
Cicty az the Agricultural College.
Tomorrow afternoon al 2tG1 Mr..
Iicinymun viii address the men stu-
dents OF the University at Rodey hall.
when final plans FOR the organization
of the local branch of the " NJ. e.. a.
viii be perfected and the organiza-
ton launched.
~ find the work well started here. -
said the organizer this morning For
some time the mon of your uniVorsii s.
have been quietly planning for tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
ENGLAND sYMPATHIZEs
WITH THE GERMANS


Thy Lcnsed Wire "a Evening Herald. ]
London. Oct 1s.--Tho explosion Of
the Zeppelin aifship near Berlin yes
terday has called forth from practice
ais All the London newspapers SYM
pathetic comment together with tho
prediction that the disaster may term
inate acrOstatic experiments with
craft OF this type.
The Times pays tribute 60 the
Germans by saying. Nothing reveals
more admirably tho stun Of which the
Germnns are made than the manner
in which they have borne the long
series Of accidents that have attended
their efforts 20 conquer the air"
The Daily Chronicle SAYS that evil
IDENTIFY the future belongs 10 the aero
plane-not to the airshlp and the
Standard makes similar observations
saying. ct is obvious that aerostat-
les Of this class are untrustworthy and
dangerous"
The Daily News and Leader adds
1T would not De surprising u this
terminated the unhappy history Of
the Zeppelin airship."
The Daily Telegraph thinks, how
ever. that the evolution Of the perfect
airship may still be pursued not only
in Germany hut In England also.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
COMPLETE COURSES
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Employed Young People Who
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ough business training. but who arC
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atenogrHphsc courses offered by the
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also Identical. Students may enter
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