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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-17
WORLDS LARGEST MAN" DIES.

Calumet. Mich. Sept. 16.-Louis Moila-
mem. thirty years old. believed to the
largest man in the world, died to-day In
"A hospital at Hancock. Mich. He was
seven feet eight inches tall and at one
time travelled with u circus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-17
HERE ARE SOME SAMPLE ADVERTISE
MENTS THAT SHOW HOW PEOPLE
MAY ADVERTISE FOR WORK.
RELIABLE HELP SEEKING EMPLOYMENT

SAESMAN-More than years experience automobile line
Fair dealing has inspired large following Wants connect
with reliable supply house automobile manufacturer where
bion backed by initiative and hard work will find reward Adver
ser thrty-hve years DID, single lives with parents Might be
duced capital business when experience would de-
monsrate possible expansion OO0 New York Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-17

Il was announced I'm the financial dis
trict yesterday that at the weekly meet
ing Of the directors OF the New York, New
Haven 4 Hartford Railroad Company to
morrow an alternative plan for meeting
the companys maturing obligations would
bc worked out TO provide against the pos-
siblc failure Of the Massachusetts Pub
lie Service Commission 10 authorize the
S7.Oucu dcbcnturc bonds alrt ady APP
proved by the stockholders
Unless the commission authorizes these
dcbentures. II was stated. the directors
will bc compelled to resort 10 short term
financing. which Will neccssltate IA heavy
btnkcrs' commission. II is conceded that
the road cannot issue the dcbentures by
october l5 the date set, as the Connect
cut statute requires thirty day adVer-
tisement IN advance of the subscription
late. and there is no way for the bonds
tn receive proper authorization before to-
day. to which date the commission had
adjourned.
Howard Elliott. president of the road.
has requested the board OF directors OF
The New York. ontario x Western TO Sc
Loot "A new president at their meeting to-
morrow Since the resignation OF Charles
: Mcller that office has been vacant, nut
IL l.; likely that John Il. Kerr. first vice
president, will be chosen for the position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-17
COAL WAGON KILLS LITTLE BOY.

While playing near his home, Reuben
Isenblatt, three years old, was run over
and killed by coal wagon yesterday
afternoon. Louis Becker, the driver. was
not arrested. as the police said the acct
don't was not due 10 negligence on his
part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-17

CONFIDENTIAL MAN-Experienced thoroughly accustomed to
detail public and private work understands and real
estate investments excellent education legal training desires
connection responsible individual organization corporation
recurring the Of intelligent and
dmae saary highest references. 600 NeYork Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-17
MURRAY HELD FOR WRECK
New Haven Flagman Arrested
Conductor Still Free.

Sow Haven. Sept iG.-Charl"s Henry
Murray. nagmau OF the Bar haroor TX
press ON the New York. New Haven q
Hartford Railroad. which was In the
wreck at North Haven on September 2.
was arrested to-day on bench warrant.
issued YESTERDAY charging manslaugh'er'
Murray was taken on the street by a
deputy sheriff and afterward. accom-
panied by counsel and "A bondsman' went
10 the office OF the clerk OF the superior
Court. where he furnished a bond OF S1.W'
Tor appearance at the October term OF
the Superior Court
4 warrant is out for Conductor Brace
9 Adams Of the Bar lIarbor Express
hut as he is visiting I'm Maine IT viii not
he served until hc returns tomorrow.
These warrants. with the one to which
the engine driver. Miller, OF the White
Mountain Express. the colliding train.
pleaded not guilty yesterday, were grant
ed in accord with the finding of Coroner
Mix last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-17
81 20 will be the cost of the above sized advertisement

Observation-Disclosures experience. Wishes position
elevator office building Can do all the repairing,
necessary and can handle machinery and pumps Holds similar
on at present has good for change Salary expected
in xces of 81 So Married. children 000 NewY ok Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-17

Fall suits and overcoatS.
Everything men and boys
wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-17

90 vii; be the cost of the above sized advertisement
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-13

terminals and properties nt National
city occurred yesterday. "Wednesday
Lio entire party viii bc in san Bcr-
nardiuU for tho annual Inspection
President Ripley being at the head OF
Tho crowd Who niil arrive .u spec.
iul train
On the trip Boo &" san BcrnardinU
from HarEtoV sunday the officials in
spUcicd the construction work Boa Ca-
Jon Pass. superintendent j. g. Call
Van met tho party tt BurEtuw, and
Ncnt ou tp san Diego with them. BE-
sido President Ripley. there are IN tn'
party Vice President a.. r. Nicholson.
iU charge 10 trlWD, Wee President
" T.. Hodges. Boo charge 90 purchases;
Vice President W g. STOREY. iu charge
of operation, " f. black. passenger
traffic manager Acting General Man
agrr l. g.. Hibuurd Acting General
superintendent j. r. Hit'hyoc6. Act.
ing Superintendent Gallydn. General
~turckcrprr n. VI. Rice. and Coast
Lines -tor,k.rpoT a. T.. Ray.
Later iu The v,,k DO i- said Chat tNr
santa 70 men ts.' Nu.I 90 conference
ia Los Angeles Geo discuss plans Geo
meet tine Increased competition u' iI'
southern puDiuD' and Union IatIh.
roads as the result ui the 'uuscraWh-
ling cor dissolution order OF The Unit
cd states supreme court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-13
SCHOOL or MINES
ATHLETES JOIN
Strong Association Formed at
Socorro Institution Means
Coed Sports During Present
Season.

Sogorru. n. 81 March i3.--Thcrc
wHH an enthusiastic meeting 81
school Of Mines students recently h
the assembly room 81 the main build
ing Tor the purpose uf organizing JG
athletic association. The meeting
was ~ Jt success aud the spirit
shown vuS a. guarantee THAI there
VIII bc some high class ntu.,tt's
among The young men of the syhuuI
before the clos" 81 the year
Ways aud means of incrcas us tho
attendance ut the school Of MlHrg
were discussed. br. Mckay WUs called
upon Co speak upon this Nubl,e. ,
which De- dd 40 good effect. suh
proved as Wise ana Practicable. it Na.
agreed that ali students uuW ln at
tendance would de- tucir best during
the summer vacation 10 bring the adj
yputagcs OF IA, school 90 th1 uu,n-
tion ut the young men Of thD.r uc-
quaiutancc.
The athletic association wpB or-
ganiXDd by the election of officer. re
follows. President. I. l.. BCrrica, t,CC
presid mt, A. = l.von; sccretnr, .ir.dF-
uror ~, J. O'Boylc, track leader j.
Elmer Fullerton, tennis leader AN,ty
SMITH baseball munag ger. Or, q. l.
kommcrur. captain ot baseball team,
N. j. O'Hoyl,; president Of Boosters
club. Br. y. &. Mckay. The COmhin-
alton is a strong one, says the cher.
tain, ana much good Co tho School 81
Mines is sure 10 result
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-13
PRESENT YEAR TO BE
GREATEST ON RECORD
FOR BETTER ROADS
tspse,s, Csrre-pyadsscs 90 che IisrsidI

4
Washington. March 1.-THE pres
cnt year promises 70 be- tho grca'o"
In the history VI az" movement Tor
tho Improvement 81 the public roa"'
of the United states, according ~ we
reports received from all parts ui ino
country by Secretary wilson ot W"
United suites department oi hgIl,ul-
tufc. A Joint committee OF cohkl,"
ID engaged la an Investigation OF tho
Feasibility Of federal aid in the CON
struction, Improvement aud muihtth-
Rnce of public Highways. ana % NUM-
hcr of the state legislatures nov "
session are considering good luau
legislation IN connection win w,
general impetus that tho go9a l'"1
movement hRs recently had lh oH
parts Of the country. the director Oh
the office Of public roads says.
Too much stress can not De- uld
upon the importance ut mhiht'noh'"
ln connection with the work or lhl-
proving the roads Ihv people ~
nearly an the states are hlled WIN
enthusiasm for roHd improvement
aud are spending enormous sums vt
money iva the construction OF super
roads. and set almost without exec
tion they are making little pioNifi"h
% rnrr tor the roads after th'' ate
built This b. true NOT ouh iu the N''-
ious counties bJt under many ui our
state highway departments.
'ru maintain the roads bee good
condition year after year requires H
considerable annual outlay, but TINS
outlay BE- infinitely less than th' Toss
which must fuu upon the p,"rI'
,. rntuully BE- they allow their r"1dH iu
so to utter ruin. The thing Tor Hll
advocates OF good roads tr du iF l"
urge continuous. systematic mIIut'n-
lance aud the setting aside ever.
year of uu amount per mile estimated
| by the engineer iu charge Co ur SUIT
h,ipnt for the proper maintenance 't
the road course which must W"Np
for economy tud efficiency
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-13
$500 ACRES WILL BE
PROTECTED BY RIVER
WORK AT VAL VERDE

san Mar,ial ~ a.. March D.
Work ou ih, Eu Grand, iWpruN,
m,uts near Ndi Nord, viii CuI1u.u.C
iu q short time. The pilua Tor tHu
wing duw s on the gruu'd aud thg
sIuuc i- being hauled iu rap.'l.
The wing cor weir v4d n# uuNr tur
head of the Lu ~ sa ac,uuio ANA VIII
20, a. quarter ot mile 100 i,n-in md
protect Goo th. u.iEhbotnuC' 60 l.''n
azores of valuable farm land gl'"
ing repetition col what Iapltu' Il
last -priug dur F 90, li.rI when 1tu
acres ul iuud WAS was."I ulu the
river.
one hundred pilIug Ul t;n CORDS
uC stone VIII %, used Iu Iis ,,Niib''
ton besides facing ot Willow mos.
Tho work viii hc drur hs tn' M
habitauts of Nu Word" under the Ill
ry,tiuu ur the state eng Moor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-13
YOUTH WHODURGLEO
IN ALBUQUERQUE
BEHIND BARS
Enterpr'sing Young Graduates
Of Nick Carter University
Wind Up Series of Thefts at
AshFork and Go 20 Penitsn-
tlaly.

Prescott, Aris.. March Another
batch ul eastern kids, disciple ui ih,
romance OF cheap dime novel utcE,.
tur,. haN, run their race aud go" now
in the custody of the law Boo uils el'y
and Flagstaff.
They started from their coy homes
boo an Illinois town iu the atIllnc-s ul
% quiet rural environment, aud cnd'd
40 SciEmau. after "a series of burglar
lees that started W Albuquerque, n
81. and included every town aud Ho'-
Element, ending IN % cyclone reception
az Ash rorL hst THURSDAY night
There were three oT them at th,
mup-ufr but vh % thcs vrr, round
ed ~ had separated. Freddie VIM
tuk,r. au uu.uphistlcuted aud h'aru.
less youth lud with uuly ls year, TO-
ull his Black Bart or Nick turt'I
book. was taken into custody uu SAT-
urday morning al SolgHJu. accused
OF being one oi The hIrgiuTr WHO 'n.
tered aba, BIubitt.f Poison store al
Ash Fork. Ills two companion U,I,
picked up ui md near Williams. While
they were making o. hastF rDJuru
home. after giving limitations OF the
bad man ol other duys Whitaker
was traced TO "a doctors office boo -.
lRmHu, Vh,r. hc went Go receive
medical attention FOR bullet wound
iu his right shoulder received when
the Ash Fork burglary was comm
ted.
claude Poison was asleep n the
building 90 the time. and when uLu
three were helping th'marlED- 10
various ARTICLES. Claude opened vIh
"a fuNlad,. and Whittakrr got #uIua
lead into hIs body. He ALSO had ne
three fingers ot his lott hand creased
with the flying bullets, and the gHlg
then took tu The open, taking 100 ih'lr
fright two U8Ucs az plate glass wine
duWE Whitaker got away, however,
with fine pair of boots. and these
iced Go his downfall thc nest day, when
be- was seen tn ScURmdu equipped
with them, aud placed under arrest
hy Deputy sheriff Frank BuruclL lli1
associates are now in the county lWl
OF tocounO county MI have "H.
mlttDd the crimes charged against
them. which include hurgluriSinB
stores ln Albuducrquc, Gallup, llu!-
brook. WiusloW. flagstaff NilliviAr'
Ash Fork and other piut'a
IN, wound or whitaker .s pto.
uouuccd "a serious one, anu aH set TIC
bullet has not been extracted Ito
wants 90 ~ homo. lie should never
have lett home.
The two Kids. roy Morris aud
George Bufris. waived exam nation
before Judge ltounaeviilo. and were
held TO the superior count Zoo iu' sum
Of $1,000 each.
They were takcu before ju'g' hrr'
kiuE pleaded guilty ana were trr'
tcuccd Go from one 60 tii"'u toirb
Curh end wen, tnkru 90 thc lrutrn-
Hurry hy sheriff Puliiuin,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-13
DELLA CLARKE AS
NEGLECTED WIFE
IS A WINNER
Press Comment Highly Favor
able to Clever Actress Who
Appears Here in Introduce
Me" on March l4th.

E"port- from tho places vh'r, Del
Iu Dltrk,s new comedy. "lutruduD,
Me" has been lr,s,nt,d indicate that
b. VIII bee t v,I,nm, attraction Jt thr
Elks h,5t,r March o. In review
ing the pic," an cNchuug" says
9TH, biting Jest which au migrate
ful aud vicious weather department
handed this ,itE yesterday prevented
bat small crowd pf thca,r-guurs
from witnessing Introduce Ne, This
H largely 60 Do, rosr,ttod, uasuuch
as the show l- au exceptionally clover
up.. vel staged ana carried Dog an
IdmlruhlN vrll-buldurcd cast. Miss
Clarke. authorizes as well as star. d'.
serves great communication iu both
capacities and her support played
with spartan Indifference &" adverse
conditions.
Miss tltrk,.s acting vas quite up
10 th, considerable, reputation she
enjoy. aud her own determination IN
fused each and every member of th"
east <ut sign Of soldering could
Doe observed lee either performance.
which Indicate sploudid pluck uu
the past uf those bInot,d uy "a win
try fate.
Miss Clarko's role. that uf thn
somewhat neglected wife who AN
bckuuwu Co h,r husband wins great
literary success under tho cover eft 1
nom dc plume is broader one than
that ol the Indian maiden lu which
W. last saw her Tenderness. viyag-
IFS. common sense and behind IN "a
thorough set quito feminine efficiency
were aptly portrayed. The intcrprc-
tatiun of tho role was doubtless im-
myusoly aided from tho fact that It
creator was playing No. but asid, from
this thyr, was ample evidence ot 90
very thorough study of the posslbili
ties ON proper occasions the con
scioutiousncss with which the part
was played thuughOut rose 10 gvnu.
inc brilliuu,c. showing very real emo
tiouul power tho kind that grips tho
audience ana sweeps 10 out o' Itself,
Folks Interested iu the stage
might as well make mp their minds
80 keep an eye upon Miss Clarke Ia
The white suuaW she demonstrated
that ~. has Imagination. the truost
Fcusibility and genuine constructive
talent But Introduce Me is leagues
la advance Of the earlier effort The
Imagination b. surcr. the scnsibility
more approciatiyv, the constructive
power stronger Tho situations are
evolved with delightful uaturllncr
ana the lines no them Go e. n
gurs without saying that the offering
is az pure aud wholesome as d spring
flower
1T b. great pity that Introduce
Sic cannot double back this way bee
fore the warm weather in order that
people at lurgc may have an uppor-
tunity 90 enjoy II unobstructod hy q
driving sloet two inches OF slush ana
a. dangerously slippery pavement M.
trinsirullN the plHA De- interesting and
IL contains the brightest of promise
with regard to what its gifted author
ess may yet have iu store Tor her
public
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-13

N.s maxim money and maxim Il on
James J. Corset. too. on, was
fcsnn' proud, all right" and Johnny
smiled rcminlsCcntly.
pretty soon long comes some Of
tho puah--gang, you know. They secs
noe settln' ~ there la The swell auto.
Und they uiakcs n break TOE inc.
How much gctun' they asks.
Dunno.' 1 saga.
Be,,ha got q lot---Jim Corbutt 10
some generous guy. they says.
DonnO.' says Ia q careless man.
ncr as thou ,ht OF old John ID show
In money up IN big piles
After muinbnn' 70 themselves TOT
awhile they says. say. We gets half
ot what You makes, dont We"
Il didn't answer. They figure that
Corbctt Was COINS TO ave the about
twice nc usual amount and, therefore,
! should worry u 4 got only halt OF
Well, We do. undersiand9 or we'll
knock you outu ia ear and you won't
Set anything, the gsns tciis me.
Wait ull the show IL through,
then I promised.
The burglar and the Lady played
two weeks more and 1 minded that ear
Cor Corbctt every afternoon and even.
ins--tNO weeks, mind YOU.
The CLOSING night the gang was
waiting for me, aud I ircn.blcd when
thought OF them and trcmbicd
When | thought of an the money Jim
Was gonna give me.
COMES out Curbctt hurriedly slips
two crisp bills into ny hand. aud hops
into the car. The gaug hops on 10
me. You rUc. ! hJd no Intention OF
Swing 'cm hnif--my only Intention was
Go beat II and beat % last But tho
gang gets me and listen when / tell
yOu--thcrc vas some night
We battled all over the street for
a couple OF clocks There were about
six of thcm--but they seemed a thous-
aud. What they did TO mo was a
shame.
They used sticks aud bricks and
kicks on me los nearly three quarters
OF an hour-muesing me up beautiful
Is. but they couldn't make me release
my hold on those two new, crisp bills
IN that right hand of mine.
NJ last ! got away from 'cm--I
made 'cm quit went limping
around the corner and sat on the curb
20 count mysclf--tO see if / was all
there. 4 grand sight ! was. ] looked
like an old ruin back In sunny Italy.
I was an 20 the worse. believe me.
II q ragpickcr OF junkman had come
along ! would have been al TO the
sack would rather fight any six
Of my fights over than hght that bat
tie on the street again. "and Johnnie
looked as though DE meant a.
II painfully unclinchcd my right
hand which still held those two bills
little tattCrcd, maybe but siill there.
II wanted Co see how much corbett
gave me FOR my two weeks work. and
and this awful uckin' Yes, they
were both thcrc--hoth oiils and both
Onc.dolur bills. Good night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-13
MY HAIlDlsST BAT-TIlE.
johnny Dundee.


Jim Corbctt promoted my hardest
BATTLE" said little Italian Dundee.
But ! bet that be- doesn't know IL,
fic doesn't even know who am. But
that ali happened about i've years ago,
before ! entered the ring Funny,
lsnt d. that ms toughest hght should
have happened before / ever took up
lighting us business. Maybe, though,
that is tho reason why ID WAS my hard
ost--bccauso didn't know how 10
hEht" and Johnnie smiled that gold
90 smile OF his
"Oh. about jim Cor5ott2 Yes. yes
sou see Jim wasn't promoting ughiF
ln those DAYS, uueprstand. lie was an
actor Just like he 10 now. That's how
II happened Ho was playing then a
the old American thcutcr on Forty
nrFt street here Ia New York Playin'
In Tho burglar and thu Lady, / re-
member ! used to hang around thorc
lot when I Was kid aH friend ~
mino WAS ticket-tHkct on one Of tho
gallery entrances nud sometimes
after the show started be- would slip
me in on. them WuH tho happy days
all right don't believe ! have ever
enjoyed shows 800 we'll since Sottiu
up There iu the gallery without pa Yin
WIS Just like henycn 10 mo watching
aut how abou, that asht?" We
asked.
"Oh. that's coming. said Johnny.
lupaticulh you have 90 walt tlll
Jim corbott arrives. don't your
well WHEN Gentleman Jim drove
uu iu hiF automobile the opening night
Of The Burglar and the Indy ! hap-
upncd 90 be doing the stage door
Johnny act ln hopes OF getting ~
zee the show.
Hey kid. mid Corbett want 70
mind the care
sure says Z, and ! hops IN.
Pretty soft Thought as 4 settled
down among tif- cUhhions and put my
foot up uu lNc oirfrihf Whorl ! had
iorgotion about the SHOW nov heto
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-13
TEACHERS OF LINCOLN
COUNTY MEET IN
TWO DAYS SESSION

Cartilage. N. A.. March 80 Tho
Lincoln Couutys Teachers Js-oriu b
ton met foe CJrrIzozp Jrlduy ana
Saturday last Vctt \ iNn d1> ~
session wus held apI WIN" tur ate
tendance was smotI nach god wac
accomplished. Ou Situtdtf evening
th, pupils of the cOJuty were &C. ht'
met in oratoricgl contest many '.
the other schools tatlad go respond
ana Carfizozo Won t'ic three pri1't.
rho prize winners were us follow.
Class e. pupils under ten years ulL
won by barbara ilust, Car lacgD; ciIss
u pupilB from ten 20 fourteen yetts
Of age. won by Ton CHANT ciufs \
Ttpl D. over fourteen yeas 81 dE,. wth
by Knox Phillips.
An dddrcss entitled some phascs
Of gocinl Education by Dr Chus. NJ.
Light. president Of the New Mexico
normal school was given saturday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-13
LINE FROM
SAN BERNARDIN0 TO
SAN DIEGO PLANNED

San Bcruardino, cat, Mhr'h Ia
THAT tlte SANTA Fs b. at least consider.
luu he conrtructlon OF the liue be-
tween Fallbrook and remocula. the
present terminals Of the branch lines
on the third and fourth districts. 90
make through lne ircm tnis city to
san Diego. b. Indicated 3y the MP 90
be made today b, parry oi uul,i"'f
through that section 3y automobile
Tho party passed through mere
sunday afternoon coming from ihn
north. ana WcGf on a. "Nn 'i's"
W mere mo INSPECTION Of the bay cts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-13

la the matter ot no estate OF
Matthew Ridley deceased.
NotiCo b. hereby given that MARY ".
Ridley. eNevutIix 0f the last Niil ana
testament 90 Matthew Ridley deceah-
81 hus hlod iu the pro1pte court OF
BernalNlo county her nnal account
uf such rxrcutriN aud the court has
appointed Monday. tie 1th day OF
Mn,. '.ff .nr day for hearing OBJ
.nr there be- 90 the up-
prevail e.. said nhal account aud the
discharge OF said eNecutrix.
w. WALKER
clerk Of said Count
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-13

field. The Santa Fe shop boys are
quietly preparing for a spectacular
entrance into che game Ia the near
future and plan TO read the Haps "A
merry chase throughout the season.
Tho hardest battles la amateur base
ball ia Albuquerque last season hap
pened when the Apprentices aud II,
Hups got together.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-13

Itching piles provoke profanity but
Won't remove them boan'a
ointment h recommended Tor Itching
bleeding OF protruding piles 6oc al
any drug store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-13
OLOUGHLIN NAMED
CAPTAIN Of THE
A. h. S. TEAM
Planned to Play Game Every
Saturday from Now Until
End of the Term; Centrals
Signed Up for This Week.

Johnnie O'Loughlin has been olect-
cd field captain for the Albuquerque
high school baseball team and has
high hopes OF leading the club
through a victorious season Man
0ger Wilson is busy negotiating Tor
games and believes that q schedule
Will be arranged which viii call for
"a game every Saturday from now UNI
81 the end OF the school term. Tho
Highs viii play the Centrals on the
hopcwell athletic field next Saturday.
The \. ~. =. team this season is new
iu several important positions. but II
is believed That with frequent prut-
tice the weak spots will be strength
"ncd ana the organization developed
into "a fast ana heady combination.
The team viii line up saturday 80
follows;
Thacksray. catcher. Harwood. Cuf.
ford and Chavez, pitchers, cutuhach
and Farrell. first base. Barton. Fioy q.
second base; O'Loughlln (captuinJ.
third base Barton and Harold. short
stop; Clifford. left field. Loebs. CEN
ter; Wilson lmuungcr), plnncy Gnd
Lee. right field.
DOublchcader Booked for sunday
Afternoon,
The Happy -Gn-Luckys and the
Swnsiikus aud the Old Town Browns
and yellow Jackets viii play sunday
afternoon. The Haps started the
season last Sunday by beating the
Flying a team. and expect 90 keep up
winning paco for some time 90
some. The lIappya VIII likely not
have occasion 20 play any real basy-
ball until the Apprentices get in lhe