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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-23
TWO Children Drowned.

Theresa and Lucille Mccarthy, of Liver
more Falls, aged two and three years, were
drowned last night when an automobile
plunged through the railing Of Dead River
bridge near Wayne Pond station.
Their uncle, John Mccarthy and his
chauffeur, George Burkett, narrowly es-
capped drowning. Mr.. Mccarthy, with
two ribs fractured, rescued Burkett, who
could not swim, and than collapsed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-23
STATE SCHOOL MONEY.

This Years Apportionment Among
Hancock County Towns.
The following table shows the school
and mill fund and the common school
fund as apportioned in Hancock county:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-23

Many advertisers forget that adpertis-
ing space in a newspaper 10 valued ac-
cording to the circulation Of that paper.
Advertising space in a journal scithout
circulation 70 dear at any price the pub
hshsr may demand. Without circulation
there can Be no results, and tcitho1t
results the money tchich the advertiser
S~vssts q lost -Lesvenworth (Kansas)
Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-23
advertisements,
SarsapariIIa

Acts directly and peculiarly
on the blood; purlfies, enriches
and revitalizes it. and in this
way builds up the whole sys-
tenn. Take it. Get it today.
In usual liquid form or in chocolate
coated tablets called Sarsatabs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28
800 HITTERS ARE
SCARCE IN THE
BIG LEAGUES
Only Seven Batters Have
Reached Mark Five Years
in Succession; Wagner and
LajOie Remarkable Per.
formers.

In these days OF base-hit poverty II
takes a mighty good baisman 10 land
Ia the 500 class in the major leagues.
Therefore when player can show
five seasons OF more where h. earn
ed THIS distinction. he surely has
nothing wrong with ms eyes The
list b small and baseball bugs will 10
surprised 10 know that there are only
seven players ia the majors sin par
ucipating in games who answer This
description
~ least three OF these batting mon.
archH lind their playing days rapid
~ ebbinE away. and i913 may Do their
last year la the fast set, TWO others
are sill hitting 1itans. but arc near
the f0-year mark anc can't last much
longer, although there was little evil
d 2nce OF decline la their work last
year
one OF the seven whalers ia In tho
very hoydey OF his career and VIII
probably record many more achieve
menis In hitting before he is done
with baseball
n must not be inferred that these
seven immortnls represent an the bat
ting Oollsths IN the game. There arr
several ether wonderful hittcrs who
hare not spent five years La the fast
set. ana won't get into the blue rio
bon class for one or two seasons 81
more
Honors for 800 per cent baitinl
longevity 70 90 Hans wagner, the
I'lttsbura marvel. whO won't w.ai
out. Ever since tho big-hewn Cor
man became malor League sorf h'
has returned hitting credit above
ihe SOC nntsh. For sixteen straight
erssons hle bat has played intt"o 1
base hits.
Ia this long period nonuu ha'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28
HORACE FOGEL TO
/. STIR UP ANIMALS
Deposed President Of Phila.
delphia National League to
Write Articles Disorediting
the Game, He Says.

chicago, Fob. --AnuoWBectacn
that Horace <. Fogcl. the doposod
president Of the Philadelphia nation
al league club, Us 90 write for a SYM
dictate series Of articles Va which
he Will show how players have In re-
cent years been approached 20 throw
games. how the machine b. manipulate
cd from the inside and umpircs inu-
Undated In the interest Of one par
ticuiar club. etc. was discussed un-
nattoringly recently bS Ban Johnson
president Of the American league
johnson had nothing 60 say about
the gossip that the Taft-Aurphy IN
terests In organized baseball may DO
aware OF the scope or trend which the
Fogel article viii take. lie was more
than frank in expressing his opinion
Of Fogel and OF tho proposed literary
enterprise"
"Not only has Fogcl been kicked
out OF baseball Ia the National
league" said Johnson. but has been
thoroughly discredited so far as base
ball is concerned.
AT FoRcIs hearing last fail, he
testified that he knew nothing about
Thomas Lynch. that he ala not know
anything against the National league
and that be- knew OF no game TIA,
had been thrown. That seems 20 dis
pose of Mr Fogel'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28

season he win be with the phlllics.
sam Crawford seldom missea .aOe
per cent hitting IRE. In nine OF the
twelve seasons he has been IN baHs-
bali he bRtted his way into the class
Here are his figures, 1901. $50 1908.
.S33; i203, aa0. 1905. Sos 1901 asJ;
1903, All; 1907. sii. 1911. s1s' 1917,
.s2s,
TSrus Raymond Cobb has been
batting .300 ever since he entered
the majors. with one exception. THIS
exception was when he was batting
800. Cobb's first campaign In 1905
Melted him the figures OF .32Q' In
is07 he hit .950, and in ie0s nc
dropped TO .s24.
In 1898 he Jumped 20 .3II and in
1910 improved 60 ass. Ia 1911 ne
had his best season. soaking the bail
Tor .420. he had a bad slump ~
1919. falling froni .tz0 % .sio. II
Mr.. Navin comes across With thc Vs.
OO0, the r. D. Of baseball should have
another aO0 per cent campaign IN
1918
Frank Chance. who insists hc viii
play first base as we'll as manaEe the
New York Americans tnis ycsff. has
five seasons IS great hating Ia. show
his friends In 1900 he betted s9ef
and in 1903 hh .s27 During the next
three seasons he batted $40, Sit ard
.3is. respectiA els.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28

VIII not take mo- when ho wants yos.
n may seem 60 have been weakness
on my part Iu go wtth him
"Fur uu example Of his prr-ist'uc''
I give bis fight with BRITT whom he
had whipped before ih, utlu" ues'n.
Iic insisted Uu having Bti,tH h7nd"E-
ed arm wrapped and unvruppod un'd
Brtt vus iu poo ut condition 60 geo
into th, RINK Z aid not want tno
scene here 300 the hotel which I
know would take place hardy
can explain just what influence MI
Nelson had over mc-nO one not acc
uuuutsd eilh him could understood.
bot dld not love him, / u''u'
loved him aud never could love
him. All 200 that brass baud hil'u
at the wedding more than fickcn'1
me and GOES thr ceremony was perform
ed my heart was breaking since
getting from undcr his influence !
have decided mat the only thing FOR
me 90 do D. tu secure divorce ana
that nll as soon us possible
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28

birched the bail as high as $50 per
cent, while his lowest figures are .305.
This not only beats any record 81
q player sim Ia the game. but In the
second best an the history OF base
ball. Pop Arson b. the leader. hay-
ing above the 800 mark Ia twenty
seasons. A Wagner Is stili in good
physical condition and continues to
boz "a terror 90 pitchers. there b. a
chance he may equal or beat Anson' b
feat
Wagner Was discovered by the late
Harry Pulllam Tor the Louisville club
in 1897 aud Immediately made good.
when the National league reduced
its circuit Druyfus TOOK Wagner Rit-
chcy. Clarke, Leach. phillippi ana
several others with him Go Pittsburg.
Hans bat had big part In the pen
nant Victories scored by Fred Clarke
In 1901. 1909. 1903 and 1903
n lt Is said that Wagner 90 today
isn't the Wagner of five years age. u
is no reflection on his ability. II sim
ply seems he ~ not quite the wonder
he used 10 be. although he is stu "a
wonder tie n sim 50 good that any
team ia the major league would show
CELEBRITY Ia making room for him.
Next In the Hist b. Napoleon Ja-
joio. who entered the fast set one
year before Wagner joined out and
who has been with the aristOcTatic
batting set fifteen seasons. In only
two years Of his big league career has
he failed 10 bat above the 800 mark
Ia 1907 ne hattcd .299 and IN 1905
ne hit ESQ.
Iatole has "A wonderful record
which shows that he fan't on the de-
cline. tor his batting In the last three
Seasons in better than in iis firs'
three seasons. ~ he missed tNo sea-
sons by q narrow margin 81 getting
into the .3O0 class he has had SOW
| erM better seasons than wagner
wagner's top Figures are $50 bat IN
1901 Latolc hit A22, m 1904, 3ti
| aud in 1910, .3st.
Mike Donlin. VINO viii Doc with che
Phniics next season. has boen a con
sis'ont hittor throughout MS ba ebalI
career Donlin's log hook is remark
able Tor the fact that hc was on, o'
| The game fOT IA season ur more no l'Ni
than three times. only 20 return q
the game again ana bat above th'
800 mark Every scuFon that Don
lin has actually played ball hc hn'
done as good az Wagner hin 500
he has seen service With q numbtl
81 clubs lie started With the -
Louis National league team and u
turn wen, 20 the Baltimore Amer.
cans. tho Cincinnati New York. e's
ton aud rittsburg Nationals, Mex
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28
see&~esseses>> ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SPORTS|
......................................
When Young Corbeit Lost to Britt;
the Hardest Fight Of HIS Ring Career

Young Corbett. the hero Of yaster-
DAYS. sat IN humble attitude and
with tired eyes and detected manner
reviewed the happenings OF the past
as they INCREASINGLY scufriod b. like
pictures on the screen
Corhett r. looking better than he
has for years. The reason II the
same that made Il unnecessary for
him 20 take the usual pledge that was
40 popular "a short while ago and 20
unpopular now. and h. OFF u for good.
he says. Any time you are of u r.
for good
IN was my nature. I guess" spoke
Corhctt n was born ana raised out
west. near Denver, the real Wild
west too---real Indians real COW
boys and real gamblers 1 was
brought up among gamblers and saw
no wrong nor harm In a. 80 when
things ana money came my way later
on why I Just spent it--that's all.
But / am not sorry. ! had a good
time. And II Il we're possible for u
20 AL happen over again would do
the same thing. I guess spend A.
know | would
Il was the happicst fellow In an
the world tili / went 90 Frisco. had
iust beaten Terry McQovern, you
know, and Terry was an awful popu-
lar fellow I think McGovern and
Joe Cans the greatest fighters the
world has ever seem" and Corbett
paused for emphasis
II was going 20 Frisco 10 box their
popular Idol. Jimmy Britt. GER
tainly was the real light hearted kid
Ia those days and was living like a
prince. never had worry. Britt
didn't seem very dangerous 60 me. so
was floating along.
zone dsy--several days before the
fight was 10 take place, was over TO
Emcryville race track, across the bay
from Frisco. watching the Bangtnils
go round. There I was approached
BIZ we'll known sporting mani
won't mention his name now. as he
rs once more prominent IN an up
right. legitimate bgsiness. You no
doubt know him we'll
" AIR Corbett.' he said. $1,000 ls
lot OF money. Isn't it2'
I II agreed that u was.
but what do you mean7' ask
Just this. I'll place tt0Q. 900 In
your hands IN ono-half hour II sou
I will tell me ~ bet on Britt
II was dumbfounded. / was mad
Get out o. my sight or I'll spit in
your eyer I shouted. I was "A proud
young fellow In those days. and / felt
deeply insulted.
We'll. you'll never win was his
final words as he ducked away.
Il laughed. Hadn't just been
talking 20 Referee Eddie Graney. and
hadn't he assured me In a most per.
sonai and friendly way that would
receive fair treRtment7
Hadn't Graney even taken s0ms
Of my money TO bet for me. and diam
he say that he had down a bet on ms
himself?
sure. Graney was nay friend. NJ
one could knock Eddie 10 me. wher
some Of my pals grew suspicious anc
warned me that ! had better hold m,
guard UP. as this Graney fellow wat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28
FAY KING NELSON
BRIDE OF MONTH
WANTS DIVORCE
Denver Post Cartoonist, Who
Married Bat Nelson, Former
Lightweight Champion,
Says She Was Kidnapped.

(IBy Leased Wire Ca Evening ticraid)
Denver, Feb. 2S.-Fay King Nell
son. bride of Battling Nelson. an
nounccd last night that she VIII insti-
tute divorce proceedings against her
husband at once. They were mar
ricd last January in the former light
weight pugilistic champions home
Hegewisch, H.. where the ceremony
was accompanied by the blare 81
brass band and much gaicty
Mrs. Nelson declared tonight thit
she had been kidnapped" by Nelson
and taken forcibly from the hotel "a
Denver. where shc had been living
she sets form that she has lived VITA
him but for three and days and never
was willingly his. vine II h stated
that Nelson Will bo la Denver next
week and that the suit viii De tilcd AT
that time.
Mrs Nelson is u Cdrtounist on INC
staff of a Denver newspaper ana mas
been at her work since shortly after
her marriage.
In statement made public l's'
night ronceruinE-s her marriage to
Battling Nelson. the Young bride sdId
81 literally Was kidnapped by bat
Nelson. went With him absolutely
against my will. lie is a man wiz
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28

ialsege,her too friendly. why just
laughed HFain.
VI was the most uns0phistiCatod
prizcfighter in this double crossed old
world.
britt and I opened 20 rSoo a
house--.thp largest that ever greeted
little fellows before. There were
thirty-one rabids' In the chairs.
IT didnt take me long 20 make
their game. Britt was a mighty clev-
cr chap and we made an even thlng
OF a for about ten rounds Then
begins Ia get To him with my right
had q pretty fast right hand. remem-
bsrg Hut the minute I began TO
shade Britt. Graney began To shade
me. Tie would break us invariably
from the right side--grasplnS my
right hand and holding n as he did
so. Tie grew 20 persistent and FREE
queDt IN blocking my right that !
was unable to land a blow with a..
why. he would walk clear around us
so as TO be in "A position to hold mo.
II couldn't fight M all. begged
and pleaded with him, but got nary
rumble.
Just let me alone for one round.
Eddie-just one round-that's ALL I
implored.
Twas no use-ne was In there
there was TO a.
Il would have surely knocked Britt
out II 4 had been let alone. az he was
practically helpless tho last five
rounds.
Then the gong ranE-it was over.
/ Graney fumbled around minute,
thwn raised Brltt's hand.
God. when I saw that hand SO
up my heart went down--down--and
tell you. lad. {, Its been down
ever since vas bewildared
stood staring aud fear bllndeo. Rob-
bed. robbed I mumbled over and
l over again. Robbed OF my victory
and my championship by native
son decision" ESQ we have here
Water 81. Denis. tho originator OF the
native SOM .
| A SILVER OF remorse ran over
Young Corbett and his mouth curled
up slightly at one side with look OF
despair and he looked the broken
| spirit that he u.s.
] HNNfA NaN AlN ANhh NAA'i Ahah
lad. Il broke my heart. I guess, and
tried 10 drown IL an. lost 10 Au-
rsAo Herrera and hat Nelson az,
everything broke had. and ] spent ali
had trying 10 keep In good spirits
you know about that
But az ! said before. 7 am no
sorry. 7 had a good time, I'm NO
kicking All I want Il n chance 1,
earn living now. I hope TO MAKE
good referee. and I think I have
been satisfactory so far. Harry Poi
lock. Dan McKetrick ard Dan Nor
gan have been very very kind TO M
these last few years That's the onl!
thing that gals me. My forme
friends the fellows who have bone
fitted by me In the past. and nov
when they meet me rall me George,
when they know my name Is 'Rill'
yes. ! should say my fight will
Britt was my hardest battlc-th
hardest battle because II was tn
hardest one 90 lose"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28
ABE ATTELL WILL
TRY TO COME BACK

New York Feb. 2S. Feeling con-
nd,nt that ho can still defeat e great
many of the present day feather
weights. Aho Attcll. who retired from
the ring 20 few months $50, has gone
back into tho game and begun train.
ing ~ Bul Browns training quarters
AT Garrison -on- tho Hudson. Abe In
tends 90 spend three solid weeks az
Browns place. after which he viii
again make an effort az the come
back" stunt Dos meeting ollie kirk tho
young feather weight ~ So Louis ia
e. l0-round bout lt the Worry fourth
street sporting club on March l' II
was Kirk who made Abe quit in The
Sixth round OF an S-round bout at 81
Louis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28

fofe returning tho varsity men VIII
likely play the ~ Paso high school
team IN the Pass city. and tho DEM
ing hleh school team IA Dcming. u
is possible. however. that the team
viii return 10 Albuquerque tomorrow
morning. no definite arrangements
having been made for the games In
Es paso OF Doming
Tho squad vas headod by Coach
Hutchinson and consisted OF the fol-
lowing players, pornn. Celkine. Lat
troll LaPraik, spitz. Ringiend. Lee.
Class. Leopold
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28
SPORTING BGEVITIES
OFF THE WIRE.

Denver Entries for the indoor
track meet saturday night
received up 90 yesterday morning to-
tailed PSI. Hcrbar' Nandcmoor. 10
famous Colorado college athlete, viii
bee one OF the competitors.
Lincoln Neb.--pT. o. e. Roller
won his wrestling match here last
night with jack Taylor OF canada.
hut was compelled tu extend himself
90 get the decision Taylur got m"
FIRST fan after a strugglc ~ eighteen
minutes The second ana third went
to Roller TAYLOR Was the aggrossor.
but Roller had tho advantage in
weight and staying qualities
Fond ia Lac WIS Eddie MCiuur-
g. the oshkosh middleWcight, had
the better Of Gus Christie ot Milwau-
kce iu "a round contest mere laH'
night MoGoorty had snud" iu
every round. Th,r, wcry uo knock
downs.
Hammond. Ind Jimmy Cabhy
the Hammond middlewoight out.
pointed Freddie Hicks a Detroit
fighter. who recently fought Eddie
McGuurty draw iu a ton-ruuud bout
here last night There were ma
NuoD kduWus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28

Sew YORK Alfred de- ono retained
his tito OF pocket billiard champion
ct the world last Wshi W the end of
"a three nights match with Thomas
Hucston by defeating the challenger
GOO 10 3AG. Last nights score war
de- ORC goo. Hucstun 49,
Hucstuu was stoadi,t and played
better than Ia oithcr OF the two
previous blocks of 200 points. De orc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28

On saturday the lst day Of March
1919. al 30 O'Clock a. pa. n front OF
me f'ity Jail on North See0ud street,
VII eeei one white mare mule, about
~ years old VIII weigh about 500
beunds hfended on left thishi parity
blind in right eye.
THOMAS McMfLL3N,
city Marshal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28
UNIVERSITY WILL
PLAY AGGIES At
MESILLA PARK
Basketball Players Confident
of Winning from Farmers;
Games May Be Played in FL
Paso and Deming.

The University 3f Sew Mexico hab-
kcthan squad hft this morning for
Las Cruces. prepared 70 battle the Az
rlcultural COLLEGE team at the college
tonight Tho University bunch Is cone
hdent o. winning from the Farmers,
although expecting a tight game Re
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28

Oklahoma city bill 90 prevent
prize fighting In oklahoma passed the
senate yesterday ~ Includes a clause
prohibiting contests between human
beings and animals" thus prccluding
possibility OF hull hghttng IN this
state. 4 similar dill Is before the
house.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28

san Antonio. Texas Connie Mack
ana thirty members of the Philadol-
uhia Americans baseball squad ar
rived here yesterday and tvs" hours
later Ncrc out FOR their nrst practice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28

We have MOnct - loan ~ b.f
cent fh feal estate SECURITY. John ~
Nnofp Realty 80.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28

How Is tho title to your property '
Let nv examine your abstract John
NJ Moore Realty Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28


Los Angeles. --Oryal Overall. who
was recently relnstated by the ma
tional baseball commission. announc-
cd definitely last night his retirement
from professional baseball In a
siatomcn; he issued, the former chi
cago National league pitcher an
nounced that President Murphy OF the
Chicago club was right in refusing TO
trade him to another club unless he
reported 1rst Go the Chlcsgo team
Tie had zen ignorant 30 that rule
he said.
Overall expressed disinclination
TO rc-cntcr the game iu chicago, fear
ing that " he did not pitch la the
FORM he was showing before he quit
the eamp two years ago 10 would oe
dubbed has been by the Chicago
fans.
II h. no secret that the big pitcher
wanted 90 bc traded to Cincinnati but
was apprchcnsivc that Murphy would
send him to Louisville, the "Cub
farm"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28

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Al ifda fuaspt ftan shoes 9ae STAR" si1r, iNt
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aud iusirr f0 4 block shors Polish With n hfueh
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28

II IL be true that "a friend in knead
IL friend indeed" then you certainly
oaght TO be glad 70 know us. for we
are hnoading your needs all the year
round. We are known as "well-pread"
people. In fact there ~ no better Bread
IN town than that which we supply.
AZ kinds of ioaves arc made. and the
best qualities Of Bread only, but our
prices are no higher than asked else
where.
PIONEER BAKERY
a0z south FSrut stress
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28
First Savings Bank & Trust
Company.
Capital and Surplus 100000.


Miss Catt-shc has a fine complex
ion.
Miss Nipp- that's AN added
attraction -ldppincotts Magazine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28

needed one polnt 70 win IN the TWEEN
ty.fourth frame but no did not sue
coed In scoring the necessary tally
untH The twrnty-soycnth frame. De
Oro'e hlgh run last night was 3s.
Haestons a.. Each made four
scratches.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28

Much
Have You
Squandered?

LOOK BACK a YEAiti
Figure how mush money
worse earned. subtract frOm
that your actual cxpcascs--
your board or rent and table
exIrnscs---yOur bills for
ciothing, laundry, etci
whats the Remainder? Quite
tidy sum. ch2 And where
II lt? Comet trlttcrcsi awRyi
Spent n dime "a a quarter &c
n time!
Whore are You Rplng 10 land
IL Nou don't bc9fh a. save
sometime? And isn't tic best
time now
This imuk pays four per cent
interest on savings Ncf'ounis.
tour per cent ON Time de-
pO~lts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28

Boston. Mass. Thomas J. Buck
o'Bricn. has signed "a contract 90
pitch FOR the Boston Americans the
coming season. This leaves Pitcher
Ray Collins as The only member Of
the worlds champions still unsigned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28

No extreme styles in Der
bies this spring-mostly
conservative shapes that
will be generally becOm-
ing.