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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-11-26
Just So.

-. 81 think we'll of a good loser"
w.. particularly if we get some
J., iso money."-Boston Evening Tran
,sriDt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
EAR-PARLIAMENT
OF ULSTER HOLDS
CONFAB WITH
WAR TALK
Unionist Council Discusses
Plans for Provisional Gov.
eminent If Home Rule Be-
comes q Law.
FUND STARTED FOR
FUTURE WOUNDED


us Leased Wire a. E,cninn Herald.
bclfust. Sept 2t--The embryo
parliament of uletor. ai present
known as tho Ulster unlonlst council.
assembled here today ln Ulster hail
to discuss plans for provisional gov-
eminent In the event OF home rule be-
coming law. SIX hundred delegates
were present The Marquis of Lon
dondefry former lord lieutenant OF
Ireland, was the chairman.
Sir Edward carson. leader OF tho
Ulster unionists. On the Irish union
ist members ~ the house OF COM
mons. the Duke of ABefcorn and many
other peers and representatives from
an parts Of the province of Ulster at
tended
Full details OF the provisional con-
siitution OF the province were COM
municnted TO the meeting for formal
ratification. The eaFnes,neas with
which the participants regarded the
procedure WAS exemplined in reports
Of the meeting, which declared.
This nucleus OF an Ulster parlia-
moni VIII put is hands 10 e document
no less rc8fkable than the doclara-
zion Of ig4.Rndence and az pregnant
WITH poa 'Giiics of chunge Ia the po-
litical history 81 the country"
The meeting was held behind closed
doors. but subsequently an official an-
nounccment was issued as follows,
IAN steps have been taken FOR re-
pudlaung the DEGREES of nationalist
parliament and for taxing over the
government of the pro, iuco .0f Ulster
lu trust for the British nation
The articles 81 the Ulster coustitu.
ton were approved hy the delegates
The details are not 90 be Published
until the day the home rule biz is
placed on the statute book
a fund was started $40 today's ses-
sion 60 indemnity The relatives OF any
killed or wounded among the Ulster
volunteers. This fund is 20 amount
&C. a. least 5000, 900" according to
announcements
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
SUIT AGAINST SANTA FEE
ABRUPTLY TERMINATED

What amounted 90 throwing the
clsy ont of court took place this
moru.us n The action brought by
chavez and Ari1s against The a. n a.
IS O.. Railway company Tor $4,000
damages iur 1..-,u la.s. arrest and
Wesal search when the court ordorHd
thc Iuiy tu uud for the defendant.
The action grew out OF an arrest OF
D. h. Chavez and Bred AIias which
was made bS chief Special Assent Ben
Williams and one of his men. g. ~.
Kennedy. aud chief of Police Thomas
McMuhu Tho THO of officers went to
the chavez and Arias place iu san
Jose and aiter o search seized "A guam
tty of hard, an empty cigar boX ana
SOME ether things claiming that they
had been stolen from the santa Fc.
1hcy also arrested Chavez aud his
partner Arias
Tho men were bound over 20 the
grand jury indicted ana tried at the
last tcrm of count. being acquitted.
Thcy then entered this suit, which
hae been ON the card since Monday
w. G.. Hcacock ana A. n. Cornell
represented the plainun and Col. n.
W. Dobson the defendant
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
mo NEW TRAM ON
SANTA Re UNTIL
NOVEMBER
Railroad Men Declare That
Despite Official Announce
ment There Will Be Nothing
Doing Next Month.

"shonty talk. as the railroadcrr
cali 81 has q that there will BE- 40
ehanRe in the present santa
re tme-rord until November. 81
az least, the latter part 81
next month. They deciare that
this would be the tme FOR a
new time-card under the usual pro-
cedurc. though officials Cf tho road
have stated that two new trains were
20 be- put on early next month.
These trains were 20 be an east
bound and westbound which would
handle the local business Through
Arizona and incidentally would give
much needed iocui daylight service
for western New Mexico.
The now tFains have been awaited
With O good deal uf interest ANY
delay In their inauguration viii be
regretted.
II do not see how they are going
to start those trains before Novem-
Dor" said well known local rail-
road man today. There has Ger.
tainly been no time-card sent ont
which contains them aud haven't
seen our superintendent going east
20 help make one. Usually when the
superintendent goes Co umescard
meeting be ~ absent about week
ana u ls at least a week. sometimes
longer, before the card comes out.
Even then IL may not take effect a.
once"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
CHIEFS CAR GETS
LIMBERING UP TRIP

Fire Chier }. Klein took his new
car out on the mesa This AFTERNOON
Tor iimbcrlng-up trip. The car IL
siin from lack OF use aud se very hare
% crank
tircmen last night spent half an
hour mborins On 10 but 3; siill needed
some real work SO the boss nreman
topk q out this afternoon % eet IT,
joints iooscncd up
The car d redder oven that Mayor
Sellers little Hup. which he recently
had repainted, and makes almost
noise enough without tho gong to keep
people out ~ Tho way 70 Is really
iurid a nrge yong on the front VIII
warn pedestrians % as coming ana
two are exilngulsheFr win enable this
chief 20 Bet actlon on small bla1es.
should he 30 first az q IRE. a small
platform on the rear 81 the car viii
be used for hauling small articles BE-
tween stations
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
FACTS AND FTcrIoN.
Experiences 81 Albuquerque citizens
Are FasiIs Proven % BE Facts.

The most superficial investigation
viii prove that the following state-
mcnt from "a resident of Albuquerque
s true. Read &c and compare cVi-
dence from Albuquerque people with
testimony of strangers living 80 FAR
away you cannot investigate the facls
or tie case. Many more citizens OF
Albuquerque endorse Deans kidney
Pills
u. -. schusteT. 300G s. Edith Sc,
Albuquerque, ~ A., says "In my
work it Is frequently necessary 10 do
some heavy littlng. This constant
strain began TO tell on me. j had
sharp twlnges in the small OF my
back. had headaches and dizzy
spells and was In bad shape. / had
often heard Doan's Kidney Pills rec
commended and | gave them trins
The first box strengthened my kid
neys and drove away all the aches
and pains. Since then, / have taken
Doan's kidney Pills when have
needed "a good kidney medicine aud
they have never failed me"
For sale by an dealers Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the Doan's-
and take no other
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24

Ivy fni-i Hair sefa aIiIfk nIostf
wnTy ami iscnulilsi "a elair
Steps fasIius ont.

Immediate Yes, Certain that's
ihe joy 81 Il Yonr hair botonta
lieht, NaNr. fluffy. abundant ana So
pears % eofr lustpons and boautfnl
~ youns eiriN altar "a nandeflac
hair cleanse just ify lhla moLsltn
a cloth with little Dandoflna anG
carefully drew u through your half.
taking one smtil strand "A d time.
THE WIN cleanse the helr Of dust.
Dirt or excessive oll. ana ln just
few moments yon have DOUBTED thf
beauty n your hair daliehtfAf
surprise awaits those whose hnir has
been neglected ~ le srfaafs. faded.
afy. brittle go thin Besides bcahtl.
living the hair. Dsuderne dIasoites
every particle 81 dandruff cltenfeq.
nuriitcs and lnvieoratoa the scalp.
forever stopplnR itching ana failing
hair but whnt win please you most
win BE- after q few weeks use. when
you see new hnlf fino and downy al
firal~-yes but really Neu halr grow
Ing all over the scalp u you care for
pretty. soft hair. aud lots ol IL. nArnlt
act tl-cent bottle "a kuowlinn's
panderine nom any drug store or
toilet counter and iuet lry Il.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
GARCIA ACTION IS
OPENED AGAIN BY
JUDGE POPE
Famous Fight for Estate OF
Elias G. Garcia to Begin in
Federal Court at Capital To-
morrow.
KNOX HATS
wNfKOVEW SHOES

Another chapter iu tnc famous c0n-
t,st ior the estnte OF the mte Elias O..
Garcia H Geo ho opened tomorrow.
Judso 49,. a. Pope oi th, federal court
ut Santa Fc having granted re-
opening of the case brought hy BESSIE
Spcisht on behalf COT hof daughter
This practically means that tho
Spoieat hahy's case against the estate
is up for ncw trial
E,ssir- sreight some time ago
brought suit on bchuu uf her daugh-
ter for tho entire Garrn estate. cluim-
iug chat thc child was his daughter.
900 tHo ursJ case Jhe verdict WAS a-
yoiahlc to OBJ, p'oiuu0. This would
has. meant had things stopped there.
that practically &lu0.o00 worth OF
property would have gone 90 the little
fitl
NlrrDn a. Wood represent the
phuin and MANN A. Vcnablc The do
PENDANT
a party ut Attorney, Witnesses. etc.,
u.u Zoo from here io the capital To- at-
tend tic trial. leaving Tonight
\ somewhat similar ease. tried ln
tho dIWrict court hcrc, is that of paul
Crates, whose mother made similar
claims as to hie uareutago and prayed
Tor SNARE OF the estate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
MAN WHO NEARLY
CAUSED WAR IS
ACQUITTED
A. D. Hicks, Burly Negro
Charged With White slav-
ing. Wins Out in Latest En-
counter With Law.

4 -, Hicks. VINO. Il is said. had a
share in the plot which resulted in
the woundlng OF an immigration OH
oihl ia Juarcz. and thereby almost
caused a war, was yesterday released
from custody at Deming, where he had
been hold ON charge of white sltv-
ing. The release followed "a hearing
before United states Commissioner -.
Y. McKeys. iu which Hicks was de-
tended by j g. Naughty.
Hicks was arrested at Domins some
time ago. following an alleged at
tempt to bring into THIS country FOR
immoral purposes Mexican girl
Manned Esther Clnes. BE and Arthur
walker, colorcd. and Josephine Bar
uott. also colorcd arc said 10 have
brought enc Cincs girl acrOsa the line,
chen Co have taken her in au auto TO
Canutliu. several miles this side of
l1l IHso. Here they boarded the
train. They were seen by Bon Will
Jams of the Santa pee secret service,
ana word tclcgraphed To immigration
inspector H.. u. Wrtosmau here. who
arrested the girl The men got away.
The other man went to Denver where
he WAS later arrested and lIic6s went
south again, being captured at Dem
ing.
Hicks. Walker and a mase namod
Bclture held to have been at the bot
tom of plot Ia assassinato lmmigru-
ton Inspector Clarence O.. Galley.
which resulted IN the woundiug of his
assistant man named Dixon, by
McSican soldiers and almost preclpl-
atod international hostilities,
The plouors. % is said. called Cat
ley ON the telephone at his El Paso
homo and told him Of some business
boa Juarcz. lie was Unable 10 make
Jhe uip ana sent his assistant, Dixon.
When Dixon got on tho car he WAS
t0kDn in custody hy soldiers and start.
ed 60 tho outskirts of the city He
feared he would be SHOT ana broke
away As he WAS running several
shots we're fred nc him ana he was
wounded severely. tie was retained
boo custody iu Iuarel but later released
TO American officials.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
DEPARTMENTS MAY
ARRANGE JOINT
ROAD SCHEME
Senior Engineer Of Office Of
Public Roads Declares That
Forest Service May Cooper.
ate With His Bureau.

That the forest serricr ana the or
flee ~ public Fosda, bath hinnchpa
% the department 81 agriculture.
might cooperate ~ the building ~
roads from the "ten per cent road
ITEM - the forest service receipts
was the most imporlanf point IN @
statement made here this morniue by
AZ Warren Allen. senior engineer 81
the roads bureau
Mr.. Allen has been making tour
~ 81 the districts 90 The FOREST serv.
Zee. windlng ND with the local dia.
tricf. Tie has been IN the olfy ear-
oral days. he has visited tvpieai
roads IN all Districts and through hla
efforts and Inspections n plan II a..
veiopmcnl for The forest roads viii
De worked out with View fo co-op-
Grafton.
u am just maklne tour og fhe
disiricis.' he said this morninr
have been five months CA tho road
ana have visited every district. wind
ing up with this ono. win 20 IA ~
Whshington when ] have finished ms
report ~ The local district. which
am now writing
'rhe object ~ my detail 10 thia
W'th ~ tN HtN the HNitiIN started
right IN IT, road work So many
roadhullding schemes are started
without study beforehand and 20
many ~ them come 20 failure. n b
great thing 20 nave accurate knowi-
edge ~ an conditions In each local.
iiy material available. kind and
qnantity 90 traffic and other matters.
Then the right road can bee planned
for that locality, considering expense.
needs. etc
"tt g possible that tho forest serv-
icc and the office 30 puddle roads.
both being branches of the depart
mcnt of aaricelture. may arrange
some plan % corporation in lhc oN-
peuditure af this ton per ceni road
ilen. / % not know that this viii
be done simply say Il is poshba.
ity."
MT Allen has been engaged ln road
building for many years and ia heart
ana soul in tho work. ia has built
roads ~ the Philippines. ln Porto
Rico ana IN New York. where for
years ne was member Of the state
highway commission
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
ROUGH CONVERSATION"
AT HIGH SCHOOL WAS
PURELY ACCIDENTAL.

The true explanation OF the broken
nose sustained by Alvin Bohcrts Nom
dhy at The Central hIeh school came
oui to-day. 10 Waaur rough CONVERSE
ton, as stated. which caused the nasal
fracture Roberts was talking with "a
bunch ot boys. when another cNupor-
ANT youth Camo up and lcaped on the
crowd. as boys VIII. With arms OUT
spread This caused Mr. Hoberts
nose to come in violent contact Win
tho head OF his Ns-a-yis, Lyman
rhackery Tho story of tho irresist-
ible force and the immovahle body
was repeated so that Roberts mas 20
wear his nose in "a sling. he believes
however, that ho has proved his quail
incations for the football squad.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
MERCHANTS HURRY
TO SETTLE TAX
Hint of Grand Jury Procedure
Brings Business Men to
Time in Short Order; $400
Collected Today.

The occupation tax 81 not dead
issue. This was evidenced by the
large number Of men who i0urneycd
over to pay theirs this morning and
Yesterday. More than $500 was col-
lcctcd this morning.
The occupation tax due In the city
Is paid 90 the city now. due to
changes In the statutes made sew
cral years ago. bat tho problem of
collecting "a has yexed the city cOun.
on for more than two years The
cOuncilmen were convinced that a
large number OF business men wins
should pay the tax were evadlng the
law aud they tried an sorts 81
schemes 20 ger the coin The tax IS
unpopular ana many business men
30 go far as to intimate 4 Is "hoid-
up
Things came 20 head fow
nights ag0 when tho committee Of
the city council charged WITH devils
Ing ways ana means of getting the
money concluded that The time had
come 10 prosecute epnderr of lhe tax.
and instructed CITY clerk iI Charles
Ruehl 90 present list ~ the delin-
quonts 60 the grand lurs The results
werc Immediate.
city Clerk Rochl refused rs ac-
oopt more than 500 90 lnxes. be-
cause the men who brought d did
not offer 90 pay what tho council
ihoaeht ihey ought to paN Those
who made sworn statements That tho
amount offered waH the full sum ap-
portinned hy lew for tho amount of
hus0ncss they Gn however. wort
permitted 60 hand over that suie.
whether . Nas Jess than the ameant
Ihc council wanted from them or mot.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24

alvin a. Hooper. of Rowe. ana Miss
Bessie Thomson OF i2l Fruit avenue.
this ciu who were married sunday
afternoon, lcti last night for thou
home az Rowe, where Mr Hopper is
employed By the Santa Fc railway
amid "a shower ot rice and old shoes
The young couple surprised the pui
onts of tho girl by securing a license
ana slipping away Gao tho minister
without the knowledge ~ their
iriends, but the merry departure last
might demonstrated that the parental
blessing WAS freely given and that
their friends heartily approves
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
SANTA FE NOT ONLY
TOWN ON MAP
City School Superintendent
Calls Mr.. Whites Attention
to Fact We Have Truant
Officer Of Our Own.

John Milne, city superintendent OF
schools Us Inclined 10 say ID few words
ABOUT o. circular issued by Avian y.
White, state school superintendent, 10
city suporintoudonts regarding COM
pulshry attendance Mr. White Ia his
circular recommends that other cities
follow the example of santa ~ which
maintains "a truaut officer.
"Not only has Albuquerque had an
efficient truant officer Tor some time.
said MIR. Milne, "but more than that,
We have mounted truant officer
suggest the state superintendent point
with pride 20 Albuquerque as Well as
Sunta Fe.'
Mr. Whites reference to this mat
ter is as follows;
Compulsory Attendance.
hope that this year our records
viii show "a great Improvement over
previous years in the matter OF at
tendance. in each city, town aud
village tho superintendent or prin-
cipal should carefully check school
enrolment lists with enumerated
lists 10 determine Go what extent
those of compulsory school age arc
enrolled There should be co-opera-
ton among an the schools of your
district public, denomln0tlonai and
private 90 secure compliance with
the law. ln thr city of santa Fe "a
truant officer Big boz enc employ of the
board of education. whose duty IL is
to see 90 b. that every child between
teh ages OF to ~ s enrolled and
in attendance ben some school OF the
city. The results urp most gratifying
and the methods used In Santa Fe
would prove OF great assistance in
other towns and villages of the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
HANGING OF HENWO0D 80
HAS BEEN POSTPONED

tbs leased Wire % Evening licralel
Denver Colo. Sept "a Hafeid y.
uenWood, cpnNigtcd ~ tile murder at
Georse p. Copeland 30 ihe bar room
o. "a Denver hotel Mas "a, 1871 nil
nof be- executed during the week Of
Oeicher 81, the date liked ~ ihc dis
tfiot court A blll oi exceptions q an
aupeai 60 iho colorado supreme court
was Hicd today, This acts na d STAY
of eAst4tlun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
MERCHANTS FALLING
IN LINE FOR THE
INDUSTRIAL
PARADE
Yes" Is Almost Invariable
Response Found on Post.
cards Sent Out BY Commit
tee in Charge Of Event.
LIST OF BUSINESS
MEN PARTICIPATING

Nash Electrical supply Come I
= pany Yes WIN enter Two cars. ,
e.. 4. Wnshhurn Company
= Yes VIII have big display.
Tho Model Company Yes;
= VIII De pleased To participate. I
. viii enter one float.
= Jay A. iiubbs-Yoa; viii on (
= ter several wugons Think Il ls
very good ad for those par I
= ticippting and tor the city.
. W V. Futreilo. Manager Or 4
= pheum Theuter- Yes. win have 4
. one float 4
= Knpple Furniture Company
= One float 4
= Undecided one firm says "a I
= good parade Is one OF the best I
= attractions OF the fair
= Another suys "lt is good I
. Idea" q
= "of course we must have the Z
y parade says anothcs. =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
NOTICE

Owing to plastering and
painting work, there will be
no dance at Colunbo Hall to-
night.
Dancing Saturday night
with 6-piece orchestra. Tell
your friends.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
~~~~%~~~~oN~NNN~N~N

The foregoing replies. received on
the return postais sent out by the
committee in charsc Of the Industrial
ana trades display parade for the
fair show ftow The business men
stand. The cards were sent ont only
Yesterday and tho promptness with
which the replies are coming iu. so
per cent in the affirmative. b. very
encouraging 90 Chairman e.. %. Cush-
man ana the committeeman tn
churEe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
sale tomorrow at the Model,
Fourth and Central.

The Ladies' Ala society Of the First
Methodist church viii meet ia the
church parlors tomorrow afternoon al
gi3O sharp Tho annual election OF
officers occurs and a fun Attendance
n desired,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
sale tomorrow at the Model,
Fourth and Central.

Emit Meyer, wire chief OF Postal
Telegraph company leaves tomorrow
on a vacation of u month. 10 visit his
home in 50 Louis. ile n relieved hy
Mrs. ). s crccgan. wife OF the lossi
manager.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
FOOTBALL

New Haven. conn. sent 24-Fi-
mai score. Yale. "a: Wesleyan, %.
Carlisle. Pa, Sept a. Final
score. Carlisle Indians, 26 Lebanon
College. o.
ITHACA g. y, sept 3l-Finul
score. Cornell. o.; Ursinus. o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
sale tomorrow at the Modei
Fourth and Central.

The Rcctors Ala ~ so, Johns
church viii meet with Mrs Hansen.
see West Gold avenue tomorrow az
tOrnoOn IA o'clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
Presbyterian Ladies All So.
oiety gets 10 per cent of all
sales made tomorrow at Tie
Model, Fourth and Central

License 90 wed was lssucd This ar
tcrnoun to George a. iuW'or 1nd Ida
O.. Feikort Goth wore born loo Albu-
uuoruuc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
supt Rornallllo Counts Schools
Another New Building.

superintendent MontoAa and the
school directors Of Disirlc, 2, Ram
chos De- Atrisco. arc completing plans
Tor The erection of new school
building. two roms ana hall Win
place for another room az the rear
90 cost some $4,000 The present
building Will BE- used FOR tho domes.
tic science and manual training De.
partmcnL Il is planned to secure an
acre of ground for the site of IA,
now building.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
COUNTY TEACHERS
WILL MEET ON
SATURDAY
Miss Manette Meyers and DR..
w. G. Hope Among Speak
.ers; Interesting Program
Prepared.

The first meeting 81 the term OF
The county teachers of iiornalillo
county viii begin in the Central
school building uext Saturday morn
ing at $50 sharp aud an teachers in
the county ave urged 40 attend. The
superintendent has sent out the fol-
lowing notice.
Dear Teacher.
Allow me Go remind YOU that the
first meeting of the Bernahllo C0un-
ty Teachers association win bo held
next saturday. september 81. in the
Central school bulidiug. The meet
ing VIII be- called Co order promptly
at half past eight in the morning.
See that you are there on time.
The committee has prepared an
unusually interesting program, Miss
Manette a Meyers state director OF
industrial education VIII deliver "a
lecture on domestic science. and Dr.
W. q Hope. one of lhe best known
physicians iu Albuquerque. viii have
au address GA school hygiene The
literary and musical features VIII be-
especially attractive and entertaining
superintendent Avian IS White has
also promised 90 come. and of COURSE
he win have something interesting %
say Very respectfully
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


7 IlHII'TI'H ITIOII'' NITI7UU WWW
o'Connor, Leroy. Moiz and Living
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
BASEBALL TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Ho~ton. q; Philadelphia. a.
A. RhfIndafrhfu Send srs.,,s,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
AMIaRIcAN LENGUE.

I'hikitIclpliln, 10; BOsiOn, o.