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SNIP MORE AIGRETTES
FROM HATS OF SINGERS
One, Coming TO Boston to Study,
Foils Customs Men by Return
inc Hers to London.

More singers came In to-day on the
Majestic, which arrived from Europe.
More aigrettes were conhscatcd by the
customs men. who busted themselves at
the pier shipping feathers from wOmen's
hats with their shippers Tho singers
belong to tho Montreal Opera Company.
Louisa VILLAIN. who two years ago was
with tn, Metropolitan Opera Company,
Is the leading soprano OF the company.
Little birds over the wireless whls-
percd to the owners Of aIgrettes and
other feathers that the bogey man
awaited them at the pier. Mles VILLAIN
just took the Gathers out OF aer hats
and consigned them to the sea. Dur
ing the winter she sang at La Scala.
Milan. with her party are Maestro Jac-
CHA. general conductor of tho Montrea
Opera Company; Giovanni MARITIME, bas-
so. and Esther Ferrabinl, another 30
prano and wife OF tae conductor, Tho
singers made merry on tho voyage and
sang in the cabin nearly every night
to the great enjoyment o. the other
passengers
Mur!el Fairfor,i, q pretty English cir,
Of eighteen. came from Iondun on her
hrst trip to America. She IL bound for
Roston to study voice culture. She na.
ambitions for grand opera. and her
reason for going to Boston, reversing
the riIe OF American students. Is that
there are greater opportunities in this
country.
Miss Fairford brought with her .
galaxy Of cute hats and bonfyets
studded with sigrsrtes and other hns
feathers. She heard Of the shipping Of
feathers before the AAjestio reached
her pier. and what do you think she
did? She Just removed the feathers
from her hats. made . nice package
OF them. and addressed the package TO
her home In London. The snippars
! we're ssls6 Cvpas0i -.
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makes monkey notions Of the laws Of

HOiiNty HDtlOUs VI INC baWS VI
gravity.
Woman Ike. the American wanted 70
Sake fly with the nervy and original
Irsaehwan. win the courtesy a the
Ghal PegoId made her reaueGe her
com ulni And 80 they went up toward
the noon. only the moon wasn't cut
yet NJ. IIeyliger thinks she went up
four miles ~ any rate they were Tar
above the church spires. when the polite
aviator said 20 Its far companion;
w ~ill upw ou1 the loop."
Wa Nl do nothing OF the kfpA."
lt-.'I me iatH She threatened TO
'w.opp tIo Nupop.' and she lid scream
, .t'l. u.t Z. % aviator smiled and aid
that the, Noull descend.
THAT'S ~" first sensible remark he
made. said Nj ilcs'E.r. this morning
% ~ i.Ily ana ! .td never known be-
fore how dear this OLD earth Is We
came Town very rast. ! suppose, but II
s,orri axes - me-. I had been dying
'u 100 ur Ip an airsNip thought
N.ull surely Ill" before Ne got down.
'uu'lnt 200 on top ~ a tail building
iu, 'ur pn,'h'nr IN tho world. I'm
H'-'.1 'o sp up IN an elevator without
IpiI.-s on"
The evening world., 1913-10-30
Says Court Must Decide That
Annulment Of Marriage Ends
Celibate Agreement.
THEN NEW LIFE FOR HER,
Husband Believed Willing to
Have Another Ceremony
Friends Give Aid.

PHILADELPHIA. oct. 10 Urging tina,
her unique purity pact" With her hus
band 10 entirely wrong both materially
and spiritually. friends OF Mrs Irene
Cunningham here to-day are hopeful
that an agreed divorce vii, enable her
to rcnarry hcr husband, Clement Il ~
Cunningham. without restriction.
Publication Of the strange agreement
by which tho cunninghams vowed them,
selves to celihlcy with knowledge ~
their normal affection has excited the
greatest interest here. Mrs. cunning
ham to-day. 4, was learned. asked tho
opinion OF .cr lawyers whether a iegai
annulmsn, OF the marriage would re-
lease her and her husband from their
vow.
They said n was understood that
this course would solve the puzzle ami
instead Of noting objections To- Gun.
ninghan,'s sui, FOR divorce because
tho wife refused to perform her
marital duties. they may aid his pro
ccc'iing so far as They may. u is
believed no court barriers would pre-.
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owners hurried TO the assay Offices for
the latest returns on their ore. Then
came the discourag'ng report that Mr..
Gates had goNo to bed In the Rawhide
hotel. lie was that tired that he didn't
even pause to decorate the mahogany.
At o'clock that night the crowds
began gathering in Moss saloon. on
Main street and Rawhids avenue. The
saloon was dlaginolly opposite the
Northern. II was opened with a dance
early In January Of that year. the night
OF the day the big find was made on
Grutt liill. The blast had uncovered a
pocket Of roe at the grass roots. sent
nuggets Of gold crashing through the
windows Of tho Bank of Rawhids far
across the street. II was in MOSES sa-
loon that Riley Grammar had an inter
est. and where he caught tho cold
which resulted in his dealt and dra-
matte funeral In the spring OF 1908.
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Father car-.,i Gor. to- Broosu,..

~" Rev. Thomas carroll has besn
'Hn'.ut'l rector ~ the Roman catholic
'hur q ~ - Michael. Forty second
street. and Fourth avenue. brooklyn. He
fills On" to1nev .tus"l ~ tho death OF
Nrr Iltn I rtrr,st
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Won $40, 900 and a Saloon
When He Str uck RaW.
hide, but CaUe II All
Back Before He Chugged
Away the Next Day.
Gaze Promoters a Shock
After They Had All Pre-.
pared to Separate Hin,
From, Some Of His Mill.
ions.

Charley Gates, pho died on Tuesday,
was known nearly as we'll In the Far
West as he was in the East. Any point
which could b2 reached by a special
train was his destination when the
mood seized him. Any proposition thu,
had tho element of speculation In |,
was his for consideration. lie played
stocks Of all kinds from railroads "a
mines.
When mule teams spanned the srea,
Nevada desert. carrying supplies to the
new El Dorados of Tonopah and Gold
Held and returning to the railroad with
ore from the mines. Gates couldn't soc
the desert. But when trains and auto.
mobiles spun across the hot sands II
became his ambition TO see . real min
Ing camp In the bud
Rawhide had passed. through the
throes OF It's nrst boom when Charley
Gates announced his intention OF takins
II in from Goldheld. They heard in
Rawhide that the young and gay mil
honaire spender was coming and they
got ready for him. The camp ha.i risen
out Of the sax-brush In the panic OF
1885,. The sands had suddenly become
spangled with gold. There was real ore
on the Royal Tiger. two miles to the
north. The main street Of Ra Wilde was
the old stage road to California in the
days of 40
The evening world., 1913-10-30
RAWHiDE SUDDENLY WAS THE
CENTRE OF A DOOM.

II was the strike on the Royal Tiger
which had started the rush" to Raw
hide. Nobody in the country had any
money. The banks were all closed and
Rawhide loked rs good as any place 20
man who was broke. And then. 70
add impetus to the rush. virgin gold was
found in the Kearnss lease on Balloon
Hill. They combed the goled with the
quartz. down from the walls OF the
shaft. panned 1t and sent II to the
assay office to have twenty-dollar pieces
made OF II. Promoters poured into the
camp. Rawhide became the fashion
Salt Lake and Denver. The fashion
reached TO the East.
Real estate went up out OF sight Tex
Rickard bought corner 10, for 5000
and had lumber hauled in forty miles
from the railroad TO build another
Northern saloon. a duplicate OF those OF
Nome and Goldfeld. In the spring OF
1873 II was estimated that 1900 people
had gone to the camp.
In the summer many OF them were on
their way out. Rents began to come
down. saloons closed up, only one dance
hall remained in St.ngaree Gulch and
drinks were selling two for quarter.
Several properties were being worked on
a business basis. having reached the
development stage" The leasers were
busy In the hills, close by. You could
pan gold anywhere in the hills, but the
well defined ledge OF big mine was yet
The evening world., 1913-10-30
WOULD HAVE WE'D EVEN !
PACT WAS REFUSED.

IF We had not made this agreement.
I would be living my married life as the
average woman Ia living hers. Nor
would ! have refused to marry MIR
Cunningham II he had declined to enter
into the agreement to remain celibate ''
Lawyers for the husband. Cunning.
ham. to-day declined to reveal where
he Is. II II known he has left the city
They also declared they did not know
whether he would desire to reniarry his
wife II her friends plan to end the puz-
ale prevails. but declared that thei.
client had at no time tntirnated that h"
DID not love his wife.
II Ii believed here that Cunningham
would be willing TO continue living with
his wife II tn. purity pact N dis
solved and friends Of the couple to-day
arc doing their best to procure such an
agreement from both.
The evening world., 1913-10-30
THOUGHT HE'D BUY UP WHOLE
TOWN.

Vince! And Rawhide hungry for
money Dreams broke out among the
mine owners, the leasers, the promot-
ers, real estate men, prospectors and
the gamblers. They had every pros
poet" In camp sold to Gates before
he started from Schurz. Bert Gillespie
and other owners Of the Royal Tiger
hadn't word to say about the mil
lionaires coming. Only they knew that
he had an option on 10000 shares OF
their stock.
And before he was quite expected
Charley Gates came INTO camp In the
afternoon in an automobile and a cloud
Of dust. Two other machines with
members OF his party followed. Raw
hide was thrilled. The gamblers
brushed up their diamonds. took soft
drinks and called up the house TO the
bar, Promoters hadn't quite made up
their minds which OF their tempting
offers they were going to let the
nsWenaiss AAvA keAsess - ~
The evening world., 1913-10-30
TOWN WOKE UP WHEN GATES
APPROACHED.

The cayotes' NOT yet quite sure OK
their utter detnrohemeh'' sun "o"ieu
In the night from saie "s'a"ee
The purros answered. 'hen, wiz" inc"
'hee-haws from the "'oo'e OF 'he
main street PROSECUTORS ana miners
sat In promoters onces ana "o""ere"
when the dig s'riKe was so'"s W DC
made ana where
Ana then came Inc announcement
that Charley Gates anu ms party was
coming To town what ne was co"-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-25

WELL DRILLERs ALL
EXTREMELY BUSY IN
ROSWELL DISTRICT

Roswell n NJ. web 20 Tho Wei
drirors and their rigs are nll busy
IN ana around Roswell. which proves
mo fact That monv wells are hcing
drilled
Tho flow in 40 tho wells nt tho
present tuuo o. good
Cummins and imu drillors. nro
packing aud botllpg thc oii well at
Rcdfield's near lCumhcrlahd.
J. 70. stanley. dtilcr is drilling
wcll north of Dcxtor for ~. q. Saw
yer
Irochstcitcr & shcgis orc GO mo
Dowucs place drilling nm eight inch
wen.
Carpenter a son are on the ENr.
rondo drilling "a wcl ou Dot b. blocC
20
nill a Morrissoy have ON RIG no O..
= Batcmnns on North Hul and ans
other ON the Fitzgerald place east
of Roswell.
Many more ars figuring ou drilling
wells aud many boz installing pump
ng phuts this season
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-25
SAN JUAN WOOL
GROWERS MEET
Northern New Mexico and
Southern Colorado Men Dis
cuss Disposition of 100000
Pound Clip.

Pennington a. VI. T,p. -. Last
Bride. afternoon .uu san Juu Wool
Grower. association hold I special
W.'Hua u fH. nuHpeu board pf trHd.
rooms .ug f.. .ap"-. p' Ju, t.Hu
..r"u cd. .u 5000. u.Jut ut rh- 'u.
Nr. section grown u1 rr m,u..r. ..
'H" association which embraces r..
.uuti,s u. I..|.r buH Nurl...uI
boa Colorado. rnt SON juan .rm..
Sow N'NI.u.
IN.W N,r' -Hu. thirty Wun.r-
"' Emo H.sH'I.uuu present 0t iN. w,..
uE .ud a..Hr. . adjournment N.r.
.".r u.H members H,I, enrolled .u
lH. association nupa.
This u...ra mHu. Hrs. sums a
OH. producers .u| WH".I '.sa .r...'.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-25

ana found sufficient moisture eighty
foot from the last tile to bring M
crop ANA sufficient moisture aixtv
feet from the last iue to raise any
crop, wntor having been turned on
thirty days prior On surrounding
lnnd tho seed never came ~ prov
ihg that tho ub.lrrlgatlon raised the
crop.
rfhc evaporation o. too great In this
altitude for surface irrigation whore
small volume ~ water y secured.
suh-irrigation requires from one
fourth 60 onc-cscvcuth the amount OF
wnter Of surface irrigation.
" the demonstration proved to be
success and sufficient acreage
would be- guaranteed. this system can
be Installed complete for about s2S
por aero.
The Crosslsy farm. three.quar
tors ~ q mile from Morlarity within
walking distance. has been selected
ns tne best place to demonstrate what
can be done. The subscriptions via
hc used only 60 buy The material. pro.
1dod the company docs not donate
w. pay the trejght and install Same
Mr. Crossley VIII Doe placed undo,
bond To- keep sufficient water Ina tho
pipes and see that the crop or diver
sifiod products receives the proper
attention"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-25
OIL SITUATION ON
PECOS GETTING
EXCITING
Capitalists Representing Half
Dozen Companies Busilv
Seeking Grease in Southern
Valley.

Roswell ". 49,. I.h % Tho ,ii
.tuHiuu her" .- getting exciting and
mu,h H expected Goo develop inside oi
the u'Nt thirty days ~ least "a bal.
dozen rigs lr, already 100 work arouul
ArtD-iu iIka Arthur aud Dayton
Two urr t work around Roswell
Two train i"ud- of welt rigs zoo Dav.
i"u arc uuU ou fb, track to boz uu.
l"au'd. Capitalists representing a
hHli dozen companies Hrc u ths loN.
CO. valley now Practically ana Of h-
land around there hBs been prey zoos.
N IgaeUd. 30 is slu
Around BOSWELL. BE- 81. different. th.
people arr beginning to wake up 'u
thc possibilities Iu tho mineral he
Nc'oUmout
The 5. D. E,ifI.ld won near cum.
bertrand wI f.n Hs uIe now boz ll.
other rNn "..E Tho casing WINS
made SIS irrh Goo roo pieht.in.h hot.
and .hr blUug b.ruus FRIDAY. .ut
Wurn fuHy got down to about $50
i."'. 'hr HHt.r h.uu f1 gain ON iar
hW.'V Wd boo 900 hour DO bad rrf..t
seventy l..f u Thorn.
They started yesterday tu rrI tho
casing ANA broke tb,ir dru u tn.
wheel which WIN ueDossitate 3D. tu.
to three dut- delay.
lu This usIl however 10 wa noted
Ihat thor" 1856. much u., oven though
tA. N.Il has ar.u shut up for s...
'.l u..a-
TH' 1"uu'IhI won north. uf .u,
0.'E. .h"H good prospects. Dut 3D. d.
ful ..TIr TU .,f .IfHIIr.f. FU. .t.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-25
OIL PROVEN TO Be
ABUNDANT IN
SAN JUAN
Most Skeptical Convinced Real
Petroleum Field Has Been
Discovered; Much Develop.
ment Starting.

Pennington, ~ w. WIN The
! OH excitement in This eootion ia grow.
Ing steadily and important dcvelop.
mcnt is undcr Way.
This week papers were signed up
ana Witnessed between u. F Daniels.
driller at the ol well who has OK.
tcnsiNo holdings. ana Charles EWelI
az Durango. whereby the latter sa-
cured o. lease ON e quarter section ot
oil land for period of twcnt, years
ON q basis or 900 eighth royalt, A..
cording To- the contract Mr. Ev,l
agrees to pint up q rig within ninety
onAs and commence drilling Nf
ENeli has also secured an option up.
ION section 90. owned by Mr.. Daniels
The option expires the first of Narrh
Tie section o. valued 1i Sc 300 ana
if tho land is takcn over Mr. Daniels
is Go receive St,gtO iu cash ana is to
Doe given iikc amount Bro thc stock
of any company thar mav lc organ.
zcd GO develop tho 0,I1
TINT oll Zoo abundance has been
found iu ihD FHrnHustuu Meadows
uI VeN has boon proven beyond "a
doubt to ih, mau, visitors who mude.
tne tup to Nc wen tle I.itcr part
~ i1st NorH uui this wees st the
request ef ihusr -. desiring the hailcr
N1s mvt .,GN i Iru.bt Goo th. .iir.
pe' 'Ns-rn',eiue tltu oU. and au Ruu.
lut" Witnessed 40 lrD satisfied thlt u.
-irit, .us boon m.u1e tuuJ WN uy
Wont. #nII,
a. tU, .rU Is mot .ls,I farther
Gown than Jyo hundred feet. ettcu-
IHN, occurred. Iut have buried SOM,
oi IHr diIIur louI. but iu, uI .au.
unurs 200 rise. Hud uls Hkru uut Hs
Tho hIrrrI'Ii nearly u,or uuy Tho
duuor- tr. uuN nsHu4 ONT iuy tools
taat Nprr In.t 200 tu, uplo. when thos
or" recovered. drilling VlU ufobnlly
uut Boz. resumed until ,t.ug cam boz
put down Goo. entire depth of tho N,u
Tu. fr.f cog tho week. Paul N Ee.pr.
col 200, Iurulp Manufacturing ,pm-
pluy. t1s .u town uud mldc an otter
lo -. d. n'Ui,Ia. tH" driuor w. ship
ln carload Hf c1tug and agreed that
DO tIr company .oulh MOT raise. tue
money 600 psy fnr 10 tat ho would /
ship b. anyway 90 n.s own RISK, 500 the |
problem ct securing tho clFur isl
settled
NJ AlHuoN Hrs unor.I 'o a.r, .us- |
hH|i section ur cog IuU Hul .uHrIu.
t,os another DDS" uFoa Goo arE uN man
- sas.y conn. $50 rud glt luNu d well
v thin o. reasonable IcuEth of Time |
several outsiders are considering this |
IFuuos. fuu hut ua r,t nothing d,f-
nt, uu- boon settled Goo regard 600 thu |
uU,l. % Do expected. however. tHIl
Seven Iak,s uuI E'un uI r.up.. NiH |
probably thu Ip fH. nr.r rrH wiN |
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-25
NOSE AND HEAD STOPPED UP FROM
colo OR GATARRH, OPEN At ONCE

ram nm dIssolloe hy Tho heat OF
tuo uustrils poututos and heals lhr
iutumrd, swollen membrane which
lu,I tnn nore. hrld ana throat clears
tur Ir pl slgH stops nasty dis
charges anu feeling of cleansing
uothIus r,NOf comes immediately
Don't lHr awnkc tonight slmggIiug
l'r u.ath, with had stuffed, uos
ui'. closed hawking ara blowing Cu-
uua .r cold. with uF running nose.
f... uuHe dropping lotto thr tbru.l
n.| r" uittr. e.ur but
..II...
I.i ...l U,h iust once 100
'.E}s D,ram Um" uud tour cold
or eai8rrh VIII surely disappear
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-25

Sab IrrigGtiOn in MOri0riy


a movement o. now On foot az Nor.
iariiy 20 try tho evperimoni ~ aublr.
flration, a system which resnts In q
great saving 81 water ovoS tho opon
ditch method besides having several
other advantages Co recommend h.
The following Is from the Meflarlty
Messenger of several wocks ago.
'Estanuin valley land s. now worth
about $500 per acre. Would YOU
suhscribc 90 demonstration tract lf
SEVERAL acres that if proved autccssful
wonid mako the value Jump 10 3fiy
dollars nt the very lowest estimate
TN people here cannot experiment.
On an unknown system so system
has boon selected that has proved a
Success has been Ia operation Cor tho
last eight ycnrs anu IS the cheapest
SYSTEM that has been invented ID .a
Known ~ the wilkins. system %
cement tile. first established 80 Cav.
dcn CITY Na4. Ten thousand acres
are hciug prepared ~ Midland. Tex.
who're nn experiments station has been
in operation the past year Tho al.
Vaniagc of this system has been dem-
orstrntru hy tbir fact that 90 foreign
matter wac found m the pipes after
being To usr riem yeats Alr WlHs.
northeast of Willard. csaininsd the
system ni Midland. TOY last Iuiy
S>~~>~>S>~s~~~-~~~S>.~
scholar from stamford university won
TIE broad iump with 20 foot a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-25
HIGH CLASS MEN
''"" NEAL TREATMENT
DRINK HABIT
QUICKLY CURED
QUICKLY CURED

Tho Neal treatment has brought
heaith. happiness and prosperity to
aou 1nda 1f hieh class mon let us
Furnish EDu references 1ho Frc1t
mission aud WORK of tuo Seal is to
reach and mVe tho able. bright and
fuCcussful man who finds ii necessary
fn take moro drinks every day ln his
tuorA 90 overcome craving for o.
quQr aud nervousness.
Ilo cause 10 ibis is me poison of
nleDhpi 'storoa up' in thn system
Nhe Seal antldoio-. usutr1ii1os ana
e'inirafoH fhlg poison makDH y0u
siliutrB established in so principal
i.ea $50 nrp0dermic Injections OF
uad effects Treatment arranged Tor
at the Homo for those who prefer.
Cab. write 90 phone MEAL fNsTI.
ItlE ESQ West Slower avenue. Phone
g2l, Albuquerque, n. a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-25

philadelphia The Philadelphia
American League baseball team Ieu
here yesterday Tor i,s southern train.
ing camp ut san Antonio. Texas
Th'rr N"r" tNcuiF-s.N u tho party
several plnH'rs Niil boz pIrksl up ip
the wcsi Third Hasom1n Baker al
join the team on March
Chicago -i8nisluus ZDysko. tho
Polish wrestler Was thrown hero last
n'alt Dos Constant 1s Marin. boo 1
handicap match Boo which tha Polo
unu,riuot to throw o. Marin and
Hammond Cazeau both 800 0ur hour
% was tho nrtt time Iny.sko uls h.on
pinned Goo tho mat since GoteH accom-
plisfrd the foot tNo years eso.
Zhrszku throw DazDau BOO s.fa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-25

Fn-m1> Sord, carl, noWCriug Giant
California. Sinmm Fruit GO, li3 ".
silver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-25
4ses>,ee>teeeeee,eoe>e eesees4oo>e~sossseeese (
| SPORTS|
s.'s'.sss.....s.s .s.s.s...s..s...ss
HOw National and American League Clubs
Shape Up for Seasons Race for PennanI

Can pound tho haih IN need ~ more
pitching and catching strength.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-25

sirous hohind the bat and IN tho
pitching box. iniield first class and
outfieid ordinary. but with on ~ tho
outfieidcrs good throwers. best base
running team in either league sud
with enough yonih for there 20 be me-
diminuiion of speed this season. Good
hitting and hard fighting team. Like.
lihood az ouificld hclns strengthened
through change IN one or two poe
siLonH II McGraw decides 3hai ono
or two ~ the Youngsters whom ne
has been grooming mr. ripe nig-
gcst asset 81 on McGrow himself
ose OF mo most efficient hIr6Hr1 ~
the game has ever known.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-25
AMERICAN EEAouE


nOston.
A team ~ proven quality. and with
the sucrees Of inst year a. a spur
should be quite os Formidable 80 last
season. Fsne outficld offenslNeiy
snd dcfeuslvciy. and ztrong infieid de-
fense. An-around strength and
stronger IN the battery than q major
ity of the teams. No grent shake
az tacticians. with enough strength
ai piaying che game dn straighiawoY
lines 90 be- strictly first class bali ci4r.
Washington.
Now that they know what they tNn
DO the chances are good for another
SUCCESSFUL season Have m Johnson
q pitcher who s q big factor. AMI
the young pitchers live up Ca tts
promise of last year the outlook a
bright 80 team stronger behind tho
bat lnflcld rsst class. with the pos
siblt exceptions of second bnsc. a
husfliug team using that quality as
good effect Outneld fair but good
as most An earnest ANA hord-work
lug 6nuascr.
Detroit.
fluglinU capable manager iu jon
nings Team locks balance and
mnOathuv-s. bul such mon ns Cola,
CfFwford nnd fiush blk factor ht|
present The make 40 ct the toan
unfcriuin pr crawford goes 90 frti
hso BIZ VIII nfcurihcn The inusid
bot woakcu the outfleld. Ncuoh iuok-
hGe "a good prospect for the outncld.
hut thc best combination looks to be
the one with CrAu ford in the outtiell
f.f .| -.
arm is sound lgHiu. Loudeu. prom
Using luau at second base but none
TOO strong with thD bat
iihiiadCiphia.
with the possible exception OF the
hox. and notwithstanding the slump
OF last year. they look 90 have NOR.
natural playing ability than amy 9th
or team IN tho country. Elmo hitting
and fielding nficld. ana outficid nir
dcteuslvely, but good with the stick.
Sew blood Goo the outficld may heip
Their showing depsi-ds mostly ON how
such veterans as Coombg. PLANK aud
Bender can stand up although cope
DIE of promising young pitchers were
lWclrthcd inst year. Connie AH,t
20 manager col the first RANK which r.
au item of no smaU moment
New Nork.
% -tvV, '1n .1inrr. ana ,ouc with. hia
kHuwieJEc of the game. experience
and personality likely 70 get the most
out of the players The team ut-
wafs has been handicapped by 800
iuck hut even allowing TOR that h1
hardly played the game iu recent
yonr cot which Do is capable. Needs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-25

Have in George sau'ur7 ~ new
manager who Boz 90 fisntr who ru
keen his men ou their toes nnd VINO
is IN excellent judge OF material N,w
shorstop 600 MarantHlo who Isl uknF
io Improve th defense ma via pe "a
considerable holp f Doe rn h.f s
strong tsn boo spus hut uneven