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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
Christian

THE CENTRAL HRISTIA Y
CHURCH, corner Fourth South and Third
East streets-Charles R. Neel. pastor; a56
Earls court Sunday services, II A. m.
T:46 p. m. "church attendance" night.
A musical service under the direction OF
Mrs. j. W. Curtis. Bible school at 10
a. m Christian Endeevor at $50 D. m.
Prayer meeting and Bible study, Wednes-
day night
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Swedish FREQ Church.

SWEDISH EVANGELICAL FREE
CHURCH. 7S4 South Seventh East
street-E. ThoreH, pastor. Sunday morn
Ing service and Sunday school at 1920
o'clock. Tho Lords supper at p. m.
Preaching at 1880 p. m. Midweek service
Wednesday evening
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Fort Douglas,

POST CHAPEL-John r. Axton. chap
lnin. Morning worship at 1890 O'Clock.
The chaplain begins series of sd-
dresses upon "Llttlo Things In the
Everyday Life of Soldier" Sunday
school at $3.50 a m All are cordially in
vfte0
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The Federation of Women's Clubs

Will hold a convention at Brigham
City October IA, 10 and Is. The Ore
gon Short Line will put in a special
party rate for an attendance of fifty or
more who pay full fare going and get
the benefit Of one-third fare returning
advertisement
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Salt Lake Sunday
Church Services
Presbyterian

THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner OF Eleventh South and Eleventh
East streets-Frank o. Leonard: pastor,
Morning service of worship and preach
Ing at IL o'clock subject, THE Chris
tian Citizen Sunday school at 10
a m. Y. P. S. C. E. at p, m. A hearty
welcome to all.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
South Temple and G streets (take South
Temple. Third avenue or Fort Douglas
cars)-Regular morning preaching serv-
Ices, IL o'clock. Evening services, 7:45
o'clock. Sunday school. GAS IA. m Mid
week prayer and conference meeting,
Wednesday evening, o'clock. The Rev.
DR.. Josiah McClain will preach both
morning and evening. Everybody cor
daily invited to all these services.
W q s T NJ MISTER PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, corner of Fifth South and
First West streets (take Second West
car),-Charles b. Murphy, pastor (Y. M.
G. A. building). Preaching, IL q. m,
Sunday school, 1876 D. m. Christian En-
deavor. $50 p. m. Preaching, z As p, m.
Mldweek prayer meeting, Wednesday.
7.46 D, 10.
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MIME. LANDMEssER.

Designing and making of fashionable
gowns Materials the best. Patterns
the latest. Perfect fitting. Workman
ship guaranteed. $50 South Third East
street. advertisement
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Conversational.

FIRST G o N G. r q @ TT ON A L
CHURCH, corner Fourth East and First
South streets-Elmer Goshen, pastor
Morning service at II o'clock Sunday
school at 1880 D. IN.
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Pinecrest Inn Still opel

Half rates for rooms until closing
date. Good automobile road.
(hdvertlseincnt.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05

Will Recognize China.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 4.-The Rus
sian government today agreed TO Join
with the other powers in recognizing tho
Chinese republic on October 10.
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Y. NJ O. A.

Y. M o. A.
The 4:3o p. m mems meetings Will be
resumed with a meeting this afternoon.
An interesting programme has been ar
ranged for the seasons work. Speaker
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The ladies' of the Woman's Republic
will hold meeting Tuesday evening
at in the parlors of the Kenyon ho
tel. AS business Of Importance viii
be brought up at this meeting, all
members are urged to be present. Mrs
a: b. Hunt will tell of her visit tc
Atascadero.
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The Spirit OF Liberty chapter Daugh
meet next Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. j. +. Oglesby, 1872 Sixth East
street. Mrs. l.. II. Stohr will be the
chairman of tho afternoon and the sub
lect will be cold Time Physicians an6
Remedies -
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of the Ladies Literary club next Tues
day afternoon the Rev Elmer / Goshen
viii deliver n lecture on "The Influ-
ence of Music on Morals.' The com.
poser for discussion will be Mcdowell,
and the committee in charge has pre-.
pared an excellent programme to which
the public is invited.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-02

An Oklahoma City daily an.
nounced Monday that q marriage
licence was issued on Saturday
to John H. Hanson and Miss Es.
tella Richardson, both of Elgin.
Further than this all information
is very meager az It seems those
who accompanied them to Okla
homa City either were kept in
the dark or have been sworn to
secrecy.
The bride is a daughter of mrs.
Anna r. Richardson and a grand
daughter Of Uncle Tom Richard
son: she taught the intermed-
late room Of the Elgin schools
.est year anG Is q popular young
lady.
The groom is a son of H. P.
Hanson who lives west Of Elgin;
he has made bis home in Elgin
for some time. is an industrious
young man and at present is en-
gineer at the Elgin Gin.
John has been setting up the
cigars which is rather conclusive
that it is all over with. The
CHAMPION joins many friends In
wishing them much Joy and q
long. happy life.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-02
Revival Meeting.

The revival meeting at the
Methodist church began Sunday
with the pastor, Rev. w. P. Rob-
erts. in charge. There has been
a good attendance taking into
consideration the busy cotton
season.
On Tuesday evening the sub
ject Of the discourse was The
Rider of the Black Horse. F"
whick went over the precipice,
and the pastor handled the black
ness of the various forms OF sin
without gloves. delivering a
fOrceful sermon.
Those who are not attending
these meetings are missing some
thing fine. Preaching each even
ing and on Sunday evening, be.
ginning at 3 O'Clock.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-02
Comanche Third.

In awarding the prizes at the
fair for the best county exhibits
of agricultural products. Caddo
county won first, Pottawatomie
second and C0manche third.
Last year Caddo won first, Co
manche second and Pottawatom-
ic third.
The claim is made by some
that while Comanche exhibited
nothing but what was grown in
1913, the other counties put in
spme of their former years pro-
ducts. and had it all been 1913
products that Comanche would
have won first.
There was only a fraction Of
one per cent, in the grade of the
three counties. difference.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-02
4 Striking Feature
for Our Reader

Diversification on
Southern Farms
BY G. H. AFFORD
IT - with sreat satis-
faction that we an
nounce the early pub
lication Of the first of a
series Of twelve articles
on this very important
subi-ct in which every
reades u Intensely in
terested. q The fact
that the series 10 written
by C. n. Afford is suf-
hcicreUuerontee to every
southern reader Of its
value. Mr.. Afford has
devoted a lifetime to the
study dyofagr;culturalcon.
ditions in the South. and
his advice and counsel
are always appreciated
by the southern people.
9Ws urge every reader not
70 miss the fret OF any sue
eesdins article Of the series
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-02
Generous.

The Elgin Gin is getting gen.
erous these days in handing out
souvenirs to it's Customers. The
ladies' are furnished with a
match box and the men with a
buggy whip. On the whip it
SAYS, This is not to whip your
wife with but to whip our agent
when he does not gin your cot
ton right" So Ben is keeping
both eyes on the lookout.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-02
New Signs.

A tourist sign painter was in
town last week and put new
signs on the windows for Young
4 W0lcott, tn" Restaurant and
the FARMERS CHAMPION which
adds much to the business ap.
pearance of Elgin. This man
stated that he put the name of
John Renfro on a window here
ten years ago and the name is
still there.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-02

]. G. Patton of St. Angelo,
Texas. came in Thursday from !
trip to his farm near Chandler.
He b here visiting his wife, who
he's been keeping house for Thos.
Cahill. since HE wife burned 70
death last eummer. 4rs. Cahill
was q daughter Of Mrs.. Patton.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-02

Williams Bros. of Sterling took
about all the premiums on Dur.
oc Jersey hogs at the state fair.
They won the $3.50 cup given by
the Duroc Jersey breeders assoc
iation, and won first on nearly
every exhibit, which speaks well
for the stock of these nien.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-02

Chas. Shaw, who put in the
pavement at Lawton. is fling
more big damage suits against
those who hindered him in his
work.
A. G. Allen of Lawton was ar
rested at Chickasha on the charge
Of disposing of mortgaged prop
erty.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-02
Danley.Sorrsls.

A marriage license was issued
at Lawton Wednesday to Flsy
Danley and MRS. Fannie Sorrels,
both of Elgin. These are both
we'll known people of this COM
munity. the bride being q daugh-
ter of MRS. Mary Hainline and the
groom a son of John Danley liv-
ing south of Elgin.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-02
Special Bargains.

On next Saturday, October a,
we will give the same reduction
on goods as advertised last week
and also a reduction on some 9TH
er goods not listed then. Call
on US and see these bargains
Saturday. Oct. 4.
(adv.) Ribelin. Stone & Walker.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-02

Motor Cycles. ...Motor Boats
For Sale, 1913 model, at bar
gain prices; all makes, brand new
machines; easy monthly pay
ment plan. Get our proposition
before buying, or you will re.
Rret it. Also bargains in used
Motor Cycles. Write us today.
Enclose stamp for reply. Ad-
dress Lock Box IL, Trenton.
Michigan. (S-42-4-l6)
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-02
Local News Items

Local News Items
t.+++++++++<><>~<%%+%++s+%
Earl Weber attended the state
fair last week.
Mrs. Vawter Of Apache visited
here this week.
J. II. Harrison was in Lawton
Friday on business.
Miss Cena Crawford was. q
caller in Lawton Sunday.
B. V. Hamilton made a bust.
ness trip to Fletcher Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Whitman
of Fletcher were here Monday.
Anton Horstman made busi-
ness trip to Anadarko Monday.
J. e. Davidson transacted bus
mess in Oklahoma City Friday.
G. w. Walker and J. H. Craw-
ford were in LawtOn Friday on
business.
B. v. Hamilton went to Okla
homa City Sunday to attend the
state fair.
L. F. Studyvin has rented a
farm near Rush Springs and will
move Jan. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Coffin
are the parents of daughter
born last week.
Mrs. T. r. Bennett and sister,
Mrs. A. J. Barnes, we're callers
in Lawton Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Kennemur
returned Saturday from a visit
in Oklahoma City.
Perley and Monta Bennett
went to Oklahoma City Friday
to attend the fair.
]. E. Weber drove over to
Richards Sunday and went up to
Ft. Cobb on business.
Lon Schell's father, who has
been here on a visit. went tC
Oklahoma City Monday.
Mrs. Blanche Miller and baby
arrived from Dakota Sunday fol
a visit at the home of Lee May.
Hershel Holeman Of TT. Sill
was here Sunday. He expects
TO locate here and work on the
section.
J. II. Willhite and mother
moved up from Lawton Monday
and will occupy the L. C. Rank.
in residence.
d. F. Stauffer left Monday fol
a months visit at Oklahoms
City, Kansas City and various
points in Kansas.
Mrs. r. H. Weaver and son
Clarence of Apache were here
the first of the week visiting
with c. F. Brandon's.
Mrs. Della Foster of Noun.
tain Park came Monday for q
visit at the home of her daugh.
ter. Mrs. J. I. McCraw.
Go to the Old Reliable for your
new fall dry goods. New goods
in and coming all the time.
(adv.) l.. G. COFFIN
Richard, Howard, Buford ant
Ernest King returned from
Oklahoma City Friday evening
where they had been attending
the state fair.
Misses Hattie Hawkins ant
Sarah Smith of LawtOn and Mis-
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-02
Jack Hartwsll was In kawton
Friday on business.

JACK dartW9il was IN H0WtOn
Friday on business.
w. c. Hunt went to Lawton
on business Wednesday.
John Dean went to Ckickasha
Tuesday to find cotton pickers.
Lon Morton is doing repair
work at the school building this
week.
Ryan e. Wolcott shipped q car
Of hogs to Oklahoma City Mon
Gay night.
Editor John Shepler of the
Lawton Constitution was a caller
here Monday.
MRS. Helen Jackson has re-
turned from u visit at different
potts in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fitzgerald left
Tuesday morning for a months
VISIT at Gilman, III.
c. F. Combs of Lawton was
here Monday. having assisted in
moving the goods Of j. II. Will
hite.
Mr.. and MRS. G. w, Walker,
H. F. Shirk and Miss Cena Craw-
ford attended the state fair
Tuesday.
Mrs. L. A. Hollowell returned
to her home at Purcell after a
three weeks visit with her son,
Levi Hollowell.
Mrs. J. P. Kenne mur left
Mondy morning for Electra, Tex,
called by a message from her
son, James Pevetoe.
Flay Danley and Miss Fannie
l1ainline drove down to LawtOn
Wednesday, il is reported on
matrimonial business.
X. P. Anderson, who lives
three miles west of Apache, de-
livered q bale of cotton on the
Elgin market Tuesday.
Now is the time to buy as
goods are going up with cotton,
Yours anxious to please
(adv.) l.. G. COFFIN.
G. B. Stackhouse contemplate.
moving on a 42O-acre farm o.
his brother-in-law over neal
Rush Springs about the first o.
January.
Another man received a letter
from Scott Ferris this week ant
the prospects for opening the re
servation are favorable If prop
erly pushed.
Mr.. ri Mrs. S. H. Mitchell o.
Longton, Kan, are here visiting
with their son, Frank Mitchell
and for the benefit of Mrs
Mitchell's health.
If any patrons of Route No.
thought they saw a prairie fir
this week, they are informea
that it was only the new re,
wagon of the carrier on tha
route.
| C. w. Compton, C. F. Bran
don and son Porter. X. v. Hoff
er. wife and sons Paul and Gle,
went to the state fair Wednes
day morning, W. W. Brunskil
went Tuesday.
Shay Hunt, who had been her
visiting his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. w. c. Hunt. returned t
Shawnee Monday where he wi
attend the business college abou
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-02
For Sale or Rent.

For Sale 160-acre farm 4 mile.
from Elgin. all fenced and cross
fenced. 4-pom house. 3 good
wells. 10 acres broke. See
Bank of Elgin.
For Sale Good 80 acre farm
8 3-4 miles from Elgin. good i'm
provements, 4 room house, harm
l6x30. 2 good wells, 3 1.2 acres
bearing orchard. See Bank of
Elgin.
For Rent leo acre farm six
miles west Of Elgin; good land,
rood grass. G. w. WALKER.
For Sale e-186 aere farm two
miles from Elgin. 90 acres good
farming land broke: corn made
Is bu. this year. Coed water,
fair improvements. See Bank
" 4SsI .s.s
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-02

d. b. Kindel of Hobart was
here on business Wednesday.
mrs. C. w. Compton returned
Monday from q visit at Chicka-
sha.
Mrs. L. West returned Monday
from a three weeks visit at Or.
lando and Chickasha.
Geo. Ecslesfeld left Tuesday
for O'Conhor. Neb.. to look at
the country with . view of To-
eating there.
James Esds went TO Lawton
Wednss4.y afternoon and from
there will 60 to visit his son
Charlie at Snyder.
Rev. w. p. Roberts will at
tend the annual Oklahoma con-
ference which cOnvenes at Enid
Wednesday. Oct. Is.
Mrs. K. G. ChOens visited in
Apache Sunday. She accompa-
MED her sister-in-law home, who
had been here visiting.
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FELIX DIAz
continued -rom Page 3D.

ErIz UtJz Ht. tHI- morning issued
notice Ht' Doc Wa- thHut 600 Increase
ur urN uI bits Humh.Iiu,nt 90. .h,
national p,iN. ", Hlra.d non com
nHruts Zoo withdraw fiHm tI, danger
luut.
H.re persistent Hrus .r tu. pHl3..
Ds tHr I.IrIs chem rusIu.
1.uUl before ,HyNaUI steady
Stream of r..u...s fpr Zoo. wusf pHri
a,.uuaIu- poo f., .H".r ..--,s, boa.
HI-u comprising many nI 700, bottrr
sIrmrr. poured out uf the dDu.,IN
populated district Boo tIo uyrhbor-
hood u. lrU r.hy limos orders bad
nr.u uIssu Goo iur governments troops
loot ru oppose Ihr evacuation ui thu
district DO, Jbr-, NON ,nWnItHufs. Great
.rp"u. uI Them lII,u tIr -trr'f-.
-ia--.riu2 uuI.r tn. N,I.ut of bum.
n..s nf pD.I|us and other personal ar.
IvDl.. sick u.HpI' Hrr, Carried gHN|
uu tIr shoulder OF their r'IHtIt'a
N1,d women luti,r.d rIung irrpIA
.uusus fh..T frightened rrntN'.
muDI delay u th'ir pnuir STRICKEN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
Increase n 81 900 600 in 1919
Declares Tax Commissioner
Before Board Of Equaliza-
ttna
PROPERTY RETURNED
FOR TAXATION sl00CO.oOO
One Seventh Of Valuation Of
state Corporations DO Not
Object to Reasonable Raise
witlsEt Discrimination.

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morning iot ne pufnoaf 81 rcs'eifinh
fftn f4Hilar 81 tAc Yailror 81 and 9th
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sri.,.. \. fl~s,4 esnrass ..lcon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14

Vernon Tes JOB is TukiuF ".
teslimont begun tndnf m ihe uIu
~ g. a. Snrcd charged tn tho u r.
der of SO a. n0,rc. 81. Who ei'p
uiih Nrs Sun poo WINNINGS '.i".
ga. more tailf yetr ufn
Fnc.d. ahAuieed ns q iuhur,r h'
Huyce 90 dcah Boo Amarillo la1 srr'
trMhFr
nr A. o. Lnmpkln ~ Amarillo thf
fru witness. said b. found rf cn-
teen hun wounds in Boyc" riEN
side an iho shnntlns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14

risks HuN .H,u Iu, UIl t... r..-..I
.Nr H#.u -.I'.t- pu ,h. .I" E..u OBI.
..I..H| I.Huu. Within their own r..
.I'u uI control rHn uHIa ,rp-..rt f..
streets -n.r OBJ. r,r.. nuIpu.f- puu
.Htrr shooters u,r' scattered .Jr Doc.
.Duu tho I.uu' times 200. concealed
uu ihH roof tops uuH u.uNu 1000.
movement p,rIout
T1r congestion uf 'hr last t.t U...
uf f.r lul,d states ,mnu--. nr- o..
loved today Dog locating SOM. u. f..
American r.iI-... lu 'Hr home. u.
"funr- living moan Nlu. american.
".to slept 900 pIuu..t- BOO uuI..u..H. A
uuu-,- rented py lI, .w.I--.
Th american g1ur| lH. .uu#n...
10 lnN Hf 'rr "n,nle~,. tuu.. ..w...-
.rs 10 uItruIliug .Hhuu ri|..
American residents H,s. 1904, ..r.
mHhIU. 90 protest ul1.u-. ... UIu ..
mediation ~usg.si.u n. I.nu H.....
.. p,Iu. inadequate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
n Gralllne b. InnMenralInn.

Washington. T,a. o. THO johnson
hili 900 nrnhlbn Washington hotels.
boarding hnnsfs and restaurant from
inisin4 ur.f YriD 'pf the intutlra-
ton und "Jnudin. ihr Wme rDsiflD.
tlnn~ tn rHUs uni uNI ln. WIlh ptn.
ATS pf 3D. Nar rf 1900 Inr rb Do tIllI-
tiun. YVES fHtur1 sIf reported iudug Co.
thr hpus ard 200 .NuI Wiii Do. made
40 hnNp u considered uud'r I'd sprrial
ruiD
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
WOULD ABOLISH THE
LEGISLATURE IN
COLORADO
Clerks Prepare Initiative Pc
titions for Radical Reform
as Act of Retaliation.
w0MEN LOBBYISTS ARE
SHUT OFF THE FLOOR

~ F4Fa@eH VIE 80 tfN~aNeN trfata 3
Denver. Fcb. lf.--Ci,rks aud sfe-
noara photo in the Varinus state cNc-
esfivc drpartmentF thr,nirned with
ri'ougii0n 90 aaisries hy lhr issisia Z
tufe ana thu state adrulniefratlou,
have prepared Initiative petitions In
an effort Ai rNfnlinfi tn Fho petit
tloue are FOR constitutional almond
mcnt reducing thc SALARY ol oach ~
ecaiifs officer Is per rani. ai,auanlnG
the Legislature and substituting for "a
an advisory hoard ~ thirty -hNr mrm-
hers Tho employees announce that
fhe petitions VIII be- niIroh in cirru.
iaiinn unless tie efforts ~ r0duce
their nos checks D. given un
Womcn Iseru-cd thc FLOOR.
Denver. Fob fnurfUou women.
wives ~ striking miners nt Lafayette.
xislied the state house today for tho
announced purpose ~ requesting the
Legislative committee recently nV-
pointed ~ Investigate conditions 80
the northern Colorado coal fields. tn
visit Lafayette "a once a. begin the
inquiry.
1ust before the Allegation reached
the state hnusr that hndy. on motion
~ teprescntoure simpson. waited TO-
enforce tho relies against Lobbyists.
Under this rule tho Women were adj
gnlifed 90 she floor 81 Inc house hue
were compelled tn ecvuUk Heaia in
ihe rssr ~ tho hsil md nof Elinwan
a. mingla With tita ufemhrfs.
According 60 n hauFe olu,iHi This o.
the first iimn tnis rifir has been en-
forced
Consideration 80 iho repnfi az tho
rules committee mating all nills gree
ating rev cuuniita spfrlai ufNtr Tor
d ~ mciurk fer cIrh morning WHs
Z pnrlponpd indeduitoig The cNoet 90
/ this section d to &C. up nii Uleh 1iiN
unless the huusc intor votes 90 recon.
slider Sac action.
fuasmurh as Yesterday WAS ihF
l1sf dsY for SEA ru ZEE iho i.HH tuitnHe
cotiiitt coEicsi involving tho seats ni
Z evprosa uiafisea w. 81 Buylr and
Iohn hnAer nuA none vns takeu. pa,
. contests were KILLED
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
WILL
GIVE GRAND BALL
FEBRUARY n
Proceeds will BE Used TO Start
Baseball Club on It's Way
for Coming Season.

Tia anrsuilros IN ne ioeui Santa
it siiupf Nlil Fitp nsnrni bell iu
tpiuluhr hnH ~ Monday evening,
fprrnhrp 1854. 1'hc mooney derived
ftaia ihe yali WlH 10 eSpcndcH ~
shifiAg tar Four q baseHuil Olnh ON
ifs UH fpf Iiie Feaeup. Nhr ap-
rronllsNs kad a hiah cinss seam last
saNf, pA3iuN q fgnlher oi anmes ln
AlnH.fivfslne And taking on out OF
Town games at p9ints nione sho santa
VI Irtw ~ iHUfl roin.. 80 Williams.
krif DuiuG the comiug scNsnu tac
srrrfutiepe fNrnft 10 mnininln q
scam ihni VIII ue winning aIgrr-
aatinu from tbe sinft i'lHn. for ihe
uau and tno baseball club Hro ont
lined in TIE foiioolnE letter
Albuquerque. feh is, 1919.
sporting Edltor
Escning iiera'd.
CITY
pe4r sh
$50 ace cu losu4 herewith trkci
0f Admission fo uur socond ANNUAL
fH ,e held in Colombo hH'l Mon.
uas .sta..ls st lfUHiN ttn A. nirr
"a crowd. an .ac u ftum-
SET a. WH- cnsu. at Gus lHat HhU,
and we believe ihat this ls aH tnt
could be desired
Tho rour-A team $40. enter tlc
lcld carly this season. as thcN have
the hg-l class reputation rurnpd nsi
season to maintain. tuN .nriusuiHils,
they lafe nhtaluDd salut new mtfrt-
i8l that nin ereHily assist thf ieam
in its upward climb \ mauH1e ior
thr coming stIEnlt hae NOS yri boon
.eieCtcd, aui this mttitr VIII be- ate
tended io at our puriutss mrciuHs
Fcugunry iSth. rhe apprentice eou-
iidontiy expect 90 huve The best team
ranfeeontng Albuquerque for srV-
tfnl wears pnst. and judging ey tAr
naNi tao eearf performance tnis oN-
iieefnuon Uili BE- Only rsails'd.
.suuu ipdaiu4 Hud thanklng fou
vera much ior many uFors extended
ue ia fnr ulaf. t.. Hes fo remain.
Ntr trulP yuurs
.NIDTQU APPRENTICES
ATHLETIC ass ~
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