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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12
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Der iest 77iGbriee @eneraIfeD-
ntarf9al @raf @ottIieb bon $oeieIer
fortuts fii3Iih fem SedBieiabrtees
IisnithibtI1nut teieru. Gs ieDIte
Hi9t an srobsn Gbren, bie BEN bod
uerbientsn Srsftr,tftor unb ersisber
ip"oteII bsr preubii4eR Rnoauerie
enteegenesbrnht tparben. Gisr ieien
nur etirtee fleine @egebenbeiten an,
eiraBber sereibt, bic bIisnrtis be-
Ieutten fSnuen. spse 5ebr Der roIte
SoeieIer" Den S@merp,rtft Der Gits-
btIbiung tn Der S&tagferttgteit Fl
ner 9elte erbHdts.
0raf &aeieIer gait bon ieber oIs
Der Waaun bsr lieberrof@nRgen. xnb
In Re,in,or1td@teR nuis an Geittopen
mar raon f1 teinen GuaeaHi6 ii&ss,
bon bm .iHt ifherrsmpett ,u sperben.
Sn bic 8stt Der Mster Gdttgfeit Ses
@G,eral kIoupari&a1B i6nt u,niAas
GsIeeramm, bas mitten IN ber Ssa&t
bie Ueeter @arution alarmRrte unb
bon i3r tsroerte. Nd 70 iHuea aB
m6gliG an etRem meiIertpeit entfern-
len pIate eirsaftnben. $mipfd9li&
tn ben WeiHnoubnd&ten tpagten be
Dfftaiere ieiner @oruiion touut, esnsu
Ieinsn Qbfeder au MAIDEN, oenii ae.
robe fies OsG1te bsnutta b. &ads-
Ter, bel Aabalerte nrpf6eli@ Arigo-
BEN 81 iteIen, bic rid5t sa ben IetGie-
item eeborten. 2angfam Darbe SdnR
au& In Res Der Eufi ~Saefeter
fonruul" gum sefIiiseIten @oyt, nub
aai 9dIlen, Gdf9ingsreboaten. anf
GeifIiffeiten ntitten I'm @tnter tpubte
bas Dffbiertorps rie, oh has -Sae-
itIer fonuntl~ obsr -6oefelsr Vt bal"
nnr Redersi ober COR btttissr griN
tpar.
Sn RSrGfngen erodhIt man ii&,
.pie q bort eirnnaI bte &arntion trot
aasgsiteIIter @adtpoIien iBerrdidte.
Der @raf Ssnrsts 81 bieiem 8apede
ben Radt-D-8ua StrabbursRet
wnb COG Bel WSr&inoen stnfaA bk
gsotieins. Das ipftete Anar hxnSert
msarf Strafe, q batte aber anh BEN
praHipten erfots hGb be Gorniion
bolIisdatie aberr,anpelt snurbs. Gin
anberes maI bef&tgte Der 0ensraI-
ieIbmari9an elm Reeer @estnsat tn
ba1 fpGten GbeRbftinben it26 f,tfr
bonn dni9einenb ab. Sn @trni&tet
ates oerReb CT ben Bug oHf Der nd&-
ften STATION, iette 4 In hnea
1onernfpogen anb fifbr gum Rsei'
ment suriid, Sci benz er um II rlbr
ria6ts anfan. 8tpan5ig Weiniiten
ipGter ssg Elm Sell besieI6eu 81 met-
Ierripeitem ahiRldrunsbbierit aus.
Der 0bromiTt mub biefts RegiMerst
bem ssaHten nod totIdrpeieeu, benin
bamaIs bat eB ~itrtoerf4dut mans-
gereenet~.
aiid aus ieiner f1Iefiiher Dienit-
seit ersdbIt man fi@ man&es dhn-
Iid,e grIebuis. 90 idrieb er zines
Cages an ben Greiberrn bon ber@oIs,
ais oieier fid brieHid erfunoigte,
mann er tpcbl ben ebeninIieen Gelo-
sugsSamernSen befuhen biirfe, turo
unb biinbis: .&omnten Gle Sonn-
oben6, 6as 1T Der anriHanteite &ag,
fpeiI bann Der meiIte Dienit III" Bret
bsrr bon Der Colt fam Der Gtnla'
buns mad. nm Ipdter on berH9ern.
Der 9eiuhstag lei elm gebort8es Stiid
glrbeit geipeien, benn crit abenos nnd
10 l1br lei er Gts bem Sattel &c,
ftissen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12
ablpaiaen bon lneibeIn OeISarben

GbapG4en bon peiben DeISGr5en-
snItria. lem AnIbea oAer IGnnar-
men @aIier, mount man peiBsn OeI.
oiritri& nbrpdidt, fiise man d,d hrei
2itsr Baiier etteTi @bI6fisl Don
6uImiatgeift biHsu. Wann tptr6 er.
Iio,tnt fem, fuie btes bem auitt&
uueu Slang OerIsibt. Run truee bds
@ApoidapaNer NIT einen S4mdmnr
ouf iusS trodne uit einem reinen
Ieinsueu TisEk rad.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

Der 8ruber bes R5utes bon Ser
Men iol elmer aus 9onboH fonauess-
ben Ra&ridt aufoLse bic @tsps
sssses ffrperreid1sr anrerifartsAea
S&usinebdftbIer8 beirateH. Rietat
BON Seite Der Urdn. Ste NTH bem
@enre times Gtdtsses ni8t sosp
usstrea tperber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

Dfi&ter aubarsdigb inG1ie0so igaes
noA, Sab Guropo. Aoitoha mxb Rest.
ieelarib NIT 267 WltntoRen SssIsa 10
etnan Sabre Bios 81, 900 S@esssus-
an batten. pabresS bic 8evesssigt<R
Staaten In SemfeEbu Sabre 6e 900
S&etbunaen anhpeiien toRRteH. De
Beretrtgten Estuaten IaNeu fl4 ebeu
be SaibrerroIIe ui&t ftreitia Hn@sa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

Sm ben fitnsiten fisbsa Safrs.
iDl&s bic HenSIferans naAeres &C.
feenetea 9anbes un II asrosesH,
rpdbrenb Der Biebsirtrib 81 bat
Wtdrften I'M 80 serosestt sirrii6stna.
Dus @rsebnis 6iefes WhbserEdiinA. |.
ies fpieseIt fi4 in bet GIeii9pree@
lpieher.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

Dte ruFfihe Srdftu Ga1HussSorf
bat cine Bersaneenbeit bintsr fih be
fbren Namen In Der Geid,sGte &ub-
Iaubs ,lminoeit neben bsH bon 4utno-
rina iteIlen uir6. Snni @rdfta bot
1852 Bale beh,&t; fis bat isSasr
1854 NnabriIen, 500 PoIfas ,sab
$500 BaIoer petauet. AuRn nnb bdrf
Me Rsuf4bett boa eiBsr raRbeu
@rdftn useSr osrIaResws
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

Cine 17.idbrtse Spai h PeH~pI-
tuntyu min ibre gpe hir usssaisig 90
hart bdben, neil Re bA hsr ese-
mIieb,rne etsIanbt hdtts. e Udss
4ar Elm S@srs. Das Sot RA iAoR
uson&e etneetfbet nirb fi9 eauiab
bart pGnH sk @efGt&te na65ber gar
uiht sa,m 9uAen tpdr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

weit Der aufitellune eiuer @e-
bddtItistnfel au @breu George Ddfb-
tqetonS In Der 2onooner 8eitutiHter
Gbtei iteIlen iid Die GngIaHber isIbft
etn GrmitS3euoRis aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

Carnegie bot 1915 900 besabIt, um
stHen aitten Ronborn su erbalsen.
Gufiir 1T ieber fdIiebIi1 germ elm
gutter Ra%bar. @enig|seRs 70 lange
bos @eIb longt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

SH @sIt 8irgtnia bat cine Grau
t0ssn Wtuaru, benz beibe 8etne obss-
fdArsu .uurben, nerfIaet, neil er an
bssen Sronen aoHIdirft. Ute maat
se busa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

SIN Rooenrber ruirS bic -Guti-
Saloon 9easlte" lire aompagne aur
@rlnneuna zines nationaIen grobi.
bstionSeeieses eroffnen. Grii4anf
ann fr0bliden Saaenl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

Ra6der In Der Sodi9uIe N Do
Der krneu boren unb bic SalasIiHes
h ber Cornell llniperfit6t ts&eu-
BeI9e bon oiefen beibsu ks6seRA
iuertsn Gertigfeiten ,ptrb tn SpoWis
Snhren bon jest ais BE RdHHii6s
hnhR disq@proAen Derbea f5unen 2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

Hefm S6neiberinnenfonareb In
3cIebo Durbe bei9loiien, 85de tn
biefem Sabre uibt enger sl ma4en... =.
llarmSeH4es nirb aud ntdt ertuar-
tet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

Der etudt @isconIin bat ein
RtntiHber6ot erInIIen. Srmien 8is-
tomhts, tn0brt eure beiIigiten Gfehtel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

Dr. SriebmazsR ioIIts Hssx ii&
fsfbjt sine Gsr,smiHisftios app<isss.
uea u4a Spar esesH hs Renosbqss-
len, bis rs ieisRr kszsddiot kabess.
Getn 6stretar ,nsb n.sth her aeeas
BgHsbq HdbzR SsiIoet. a,s4 p
Hp6dAsR sfnos bon hr WaIinH bo,
bzn. hts bes beHtfpe @dshrh 81
srfosttt bot. limb hdbei bot q b.
@iuson nod ui6k b beE anf&s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

Dss AsunIios ggtssaHsH G5tna9
jurbert bog ibrsn sbeusaItusa @s-
oxyb nub 1iebasEtzlHsr 9ob0nH go
&Ehsrttnfemb Goftars. Ae Rs nEa
IN 0mGe Be- fureen Stsbes- uss
GDebushes eeEispea bot. Clara
Borb EteiHt tpct Stusr rsi&su rst-
fen unS reifenAen Grfahr,assR 10
nc0 iuuner etn fHsli& Geszit BE-
tpo5rt ju bobeTL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

GS gibt nod g6tttsr tn aHsritni
Su 2os Aneeiss bat be IN SesSs Iss-
bepSs Weitter IT &iHOer pR Bstt
esbsaht. Slpei fpesrsbe RtHAsr sreb-
oeooesn iuSS nun I'M be eTlnasbHis
no6gau&t. etrre Boiie Ssottierea Sit
hilrfeR. Gs efbt noG gditter N
etussrtfuI alsrotnos beibt biefS
peaftenpsi6 -Ses&- uNs 1T siue 6pnR,
baa bsuttA par ulS Ssufth se6tts-
ben 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

itRb Elm astOerer ProfefOr, Serr
4utpeH bon Der Sarnaro llRtDcriitdt.
isAt be GeIt NIT einer aHbersH He-
hnzphing IN Gritonueu. or NTH,
buB bte WeeniheH re9t friibaeitis
4stnukfn ioIlen. SabeH mir hsnn
nod ni1t senus S1eiSuneeu In
Otmerito9 goae seiitiee unb t6s-
perIi&e gieife uIi6 bOber ftttH&er
ernft iirb bic @rimbbsbingimssn
Ier @be, ute Fs fem lolita
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02
MOTOR RAGING IS
GAME OF SKILL I.
NOT OF CHANCE
opinion Expressed That There
viii Be No Objection to
Competition for $500 Prize
July 4th

That there viii be no objection on
the part Of county or state officials 10
motorists participating In an auto
mobile road race over a route from
Albuquerque 90 santa Fe and return
for a prize 81 $500. ON Jnly 4th. Il
the opinion Expressed BY o we'll
known local attorney. after reading
the law prohibiting gambling and
games of chance. IL Is the opinion
that motor racing Is a game Of skill
and not a game Of chance ana that
any prizes offered may be accepted
without violating any existing stat
uies.
Col. y. X y. sellers has accepted
an Invitation of local motor enthuE-
lasts 60 preside nj "a meeting to be
held IN the Commercial club At ; p.
m. Wednesday. This meeting " 10
be for the purpose Of appointing Of
ficiais for the road race and adopting
rules under which the event viii be
conducted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

pfa UefelIn was asked what colera
~ Has RUNNING ansstr and when ~
f ~ had ~ ealofe ho was
sesa IlIel He wauld have 40 aelcot
aosle II h4flptned lnal ht was wear
lne + ttd and blue striped cap At the
4lmQ and 20 he seferied those rolors
Ihls Has ff flfsi lime "Hed aud
Nipe was Npru - pontir ~ cotofs
~ ne uuAnlif ~ On IiltefcolIes iuse
eonies
N m cndeoVop % improve tht Eent
eral elandaFa ~ Iiunlsah field ath-
lttfr before The next Olympic games
ibr #tla Eftnfs association has
evolved ne plau uf nweruinn nne.Itis
o. on British athletes who oQual or
exceed reflain eef eiamdards during
ihe season NJ 1873 The snedBis can
81 wen n any time and a any meet
Thereby 6ltlfrons from the standard
medals given ~ the Amnteur Athletic
association. which are only KranGed
- cempetitora IN Championship
meet Fer thu first year the stand.
ards Aave bean made moderate. conn
HatihK faforahlY with American IN
ltfHehpnkli> marks. ana being as rol.
luWst
Running broad jump. 22 feet; hop.
step and jump. AZ feet; standing
broad lump. feet inches: running
hleh jump. 8 feet inchcss standing
high Jump. 4 feet G Inches. pole vault.
10 feet inches; javslin throw. lao
feet discuss. 100 feet; shotpus 81
feet. hammer threw. 100 feet. cricket
bah throw, no yards,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02
DAP7ISTS EXCEL
IN ATHLETICS,
WIN MEET
Three Sunday Schools Of Albu-
Querque Participate in In
teresting Events on Hope
well Field; Congregational
lists Finish Second.

The faptists scored 40 points IN the
Sunday school track meet held on
Hopewell field saturday afternoon
and won over the congregational
team. which made total OF is
points. and tho Methodist team.
which carried away honorH netting a
dozen points. Tho meet Saturday was
the first Sunday school meet 10 be
given IN Albuquerque. The success
Of tho meet was due largely 60 tho
efforts Of Howard Livingston. Allan
Keller and II. 8. I.ithgow. Il II be-
lieved that a meet can be arranged
for next year which viii be even
more successful than the initial cf-
fort. II r. planned 10 have all the
Sunday school organizations In the
city enter teams In the next meet and
have all the athletes enter training
early. A beautiful hand painted PEN
nant was the trophy won by the Bap-
lists In taking first place In the SAT-
uroay meet.
The summary for the meet follows:
I00-ynrd dash-First. Pence. Bap-
fist, second. McNichols, Baptist: third
Beach. Congregational
lIrluuNu hHnt- PuA--~fiIfts MtAtfcn~
OILS. baptist: second, Beach. Congre-
Kational; third. Hickey. Methodist.
Standing broad iump-First, Pence.
Baptist; second. Mcclanahan. Com
Erogatlrnal: third, Hickey. Methodist.
Half mile run--Firsis Sutherland.
Baptist; second. Pence. Baptist; third,
sganxini Congregational.
gro yard dash--f'iFEt, McNichols,
Baptist: second Boyle. Congregation
at: third. Sgauzlni, Congregational.
pnie vault--Tfirss. Darrow. Metho-
DIST. feet; second. Sutherland, Bnp-
list. third. Boidt. Congregational.
Running broad jump--fIrst. Oar
row, Methodist; second, Pence, Bap-
list; third. Beach. Congregational
IIop-akip -jump-First. Pence, Bap-
fist; second Sutherland, Baptist
third. Beach. Congregational
Baptist, 40 points. Congregational,
/ f5: Methodist, ~.
starter--Leeiie Holdt Judges
Harold Perry. Arthur slater Earnest
Hall
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02
CRASH OF BROKEN
WINDOWS HEARD
ACROSS SEA
Actions of British Militants
Hurting Cause ALI Over the
World, Declare Protests that
Flood Headquarters.

(Assocleted Press Correspondence.
London. June 2.--i'rhe crash OF
broken windows In London has been
heard across the Atlantic with disas-
trous results," reads an appeal for
worldwide constitutional agitation
for woman suffrage. issued by the Ma
tlonal Union Of Women's suffrage So
ciesies. The appeal sets forth that
many letters of protest against the
strenuous militancy Of the English
sisturhood have poured into head
quarters from across the seas.
"The actions 81 the militants arc
hurting the cause an over the world, &"
Il the burden OF these protests. ac-
cordins To the appeal Most Of tho
protests come from America and tho
Dominion Of Canada from countries
and states where women have already
won hy patience and tact or where
there ~ now a vigorous campaign
along peaceahie lines under way.
Says the appeal
Letters from officials OF suffrage
societies from America. Europe and
our overseas domlnions constantly
reach the National Union. expressing
the strong belief not only Of the harm
which miliiancy is doing the cause In
England. bat also OF its disastrous
effects abroad. Those In the colonies
express themselves strongly ON this
question. They won their victory by
tact and patience and by stern re-
fusal 10 put themselves In the wrong
however great the provocation.
Tn respect u methods. with the
exception Of china, where the move
ment has been accompanied In one
or Two instances by acts OF militancy
from Chinese female soldiers the
militant movement w Great Britain
stands ieolated; yet II WAS lneyita bic.
AZ the New York press afnrms. that
the cause Ia America should sufler
from the outrnses perpeirated In the
name 81 woman suffrage by British
surrageites The crash Of broken
windows In London has been heard
ncfpHs The Atlantic with disastrous
rcsalta"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

NOTICE 10 TTACnERs.

The Bernalillo County Teachers' In
Filtuta viii open on the sih 81 June "a
o'clock a. M. IN the Central school
binding Albuquerque. Wow Mexico.
The Institute viii be- in session two
weeks Teachers examinations viii
~ held june 2Nih and eist The en-
roilment Zee ls $500 pr Mendoi sil'
Der viii be- me conductor. and super
iniendent John MILNE, Miss LYDIA
IheuFenr mud Mrs Geo. DiRon viii be-
the other Instructors
Al M0NTOYA.
school superintendent Bernahllo
County. New Mexico
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

OAKLAND. where thn champion viii
traln for nia trn.ruun0 bout win
Jimmy Fox on the ninht o. June 10.
Los Anaeles--Ad wolgast. former
lirntwelFht champion. began training
today Ger hls lwentyAround 0out with
Johnny dundee the New York feath-
crweiaht. June no. More than a thOua-
ana fans saw him hox eix slaahins
rounds with three sparrlng partners
and according "a the experts. the
FORMER champieu showed surprisingly
good form.
Johnny Dundee boxed seven fast
founda No the Venice training quarters
BETTING on The outcome 81 the nrht
already u brisk With eVcn money pre-.
yeillng.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

The aplcndld work OF Chamber
laln's Tablets u daily becoming more
widely known. Ne such grand rem.
edy for stomach bud liver troubles
has ever been kn0Nn For sale BY
hli druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

haltimore--Jlm wfay. the famous
rowing coach ~ Harvard university.
y due 90 arrive here tonight. and Will
immediately begin his duties az coach
~ che Arundeldci boat crews. To will
Pc officially relieved by Harvard fol-
lowing the annual Harvard
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02
HEAVY RAINS PREVENT
FOUR A BASEBALL CLUB
FROM PLAYING IN NORTH

The Santa ~ Apprentice baseball
club returned 70 Albuquerque Sat
urdny night after "a trip 70 Ration ana
Ia Jnnta The -Four 4 men were "a
have played "a Ration on Decoration
day and Ia la Junia saturday and
sunday Heavy rains made u Inn
possible e. play IN either place II
is likely the games VIII be- played
Within the next few weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02
SPORTING BREVITIEs
OFF THE WIRE.

salt Lake city, Utah Harvey Will
cox, OF silt Lake City, defeated Ray
Dur. OF Los Angeles. In a nve-mile
iestic park bicycle track fast night
Dur was unable 10 keep up with the
pace set by wilcox and was Tapped
twice ia the last two miles. Eddie
Root defeated field of twelve riders
Ia q fiye-mlle lap rnce. with Martin
Ryan close second. Gordon Walker
finished third and g. A.. Pye fourth.
Lloyd Thomas won tho one mile
handicap. paddy Henri second and u,
Diefenbacher, third.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

Early OHIO ecctf pptnioesl peg hun.
siss'si. s2.0al estfa si4ss4ea sncd. y. w.
Feo. tt
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score Qr more o. events of somewhat
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own f9iieNkfp Ihin very NICK q
widespread publicity aainntA the length
and oreoNih ~ the pferont situation
IN sport. Ar On iilnatfniion Of tho
activity planned ~ IN operation ~
lhIn writing - n only necessarily 70
ne1s8on q few ~ the leading features
cas8Pd for 1914
a$afas Asuerlcan golfers have Just
cnn.sInfed play m the Enallrh anna
fnn. .hnn.DlonHhsp. ard British plnys
o4n Ire expected 10 return the COM
4Iln ~ ~ competing IN the United
flasa- title avenls IN September. The
Auuieallan cricket team q en- route 20
shls COUNTRY for a series Of matches
nesh 81 me states and canada. The
hnsebeIl team Of thu Chinese coliege
81 aaWull IL AZ present giving battle
40 oar various university teams. sail
orr % The sender boat type arc look
snr farwnrd 20 she rises 20 ba sailed
bAfmeon three American and thres
0efNap Farins craft % THIS tyne OIL
Marhlth0ad. Mass. early ~ repten-
her. Hesnhers - the American "a
noe association ART elReed az ms
prospect 81 great SPORT IN the races
"a he sailed for the New York Canoe
club international chnilenRe enp 20
tween the tiny craft ~ the oanhnoqus
&. N. =, g. 81 Canada ana trophy
defender yet 20 be selected
Tho United States National hlfie a.
ISOLATION has compAetrd nrfanseinenf'
for what WIZ. IN ~ probability. pc ".
greatest International riiie ana p'-.o 49,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

Great Falls. Mont. Walter Miller.
'of Minneapolis champion weltcr-
weight wrestler. was matched today
with Tom sontag. Montana champion.
Tor bout here June. 90. The men
viii weigh in az if5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

Elkhaft. Ind. Rolllo Heider. the
Chicago American player. Just traded
90 New York. will be field captain 10
assist Frank Chance. according % re-
ports on the CHICAGO Americans.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

London Eddie Moran. 80 popula
IN America, win fight "Digger" stan
ley twenty rounds for the bantaI
championship Of England al the Ma
tlonal Sporting club tonight. Their
Is an additional prize Of $500 on On
side, o. purse of $3.50 and the Ions
dale belt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

Client, Beigium-Georges Carpen-
tier, French heavyweight pugiiisi,
won the heavyweight championship al
Europe sunday. by knocking oui
Bombadier Wells, the British cham
plon, In the fourth round. Carpon-
tier himself took the count Of In the
first round and was sent TO the floor
again In the second.
In the third round, the Fronchman
discovered Bombardier's weak stom-
ach and. showering blows in the mid
section, crumpled up the Engishman
He ended the nght with a right hand
punch to the solar piexus just before
the end of the fourth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

Il's getting warm. Don't lei your
Ice box gel, dry. Cnll up b7-6s-Dia-
mond Ice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

Los Angeles Johnny Kilhane,
featherweight champion his family
and training stan, LEFT last night for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

Anacortes, wash Paris smith, an
is-year-old high school student. who
was hIt on the head by baseball
while playing in a match game died
In a hospital Milo stock, aged %,
who was struck by q pitched bail m
the same game suffered the loss of
an eye and may de.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

Boston Jimmy Waleh Of this city
has accepted an oner from the Queen
city club of Cincinnati, to box Johnny
kilhone In that city. July a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

Philadelphia - The University %
PENNSYLVANIA cricket team has com
pleted plans for q tour OF Canada In
stead OF taking q trip 10 ENGLAND an'
win start In a few days To compete il
matches In Montreal. Ottawa and Tor
onto.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

Detroit, Mich. Pitcher Al Klawit-
ter WIS sold by the Detroit Americans
10 the Sacramento club Of the Pacific
Coast league from which club he
came 10 the Tigers lie viii leave
for the west az once.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

Step in to see the handsome
fabrics so skillfully Tailored
into such comfortable Summer
Garments.