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Iron M old Stains.

Iron mold stains spread in any fab
ric they come In contact with in the
wash To remove them stretch the
stained part over basin nearly full of
boiling water so that the steam may
penetrate the fabric and apply with a
feather teaspoonful Of salt dissolved
in a dessertspoonful of lemon Juice.
When the marks disappear dip the ma
terial well into the hot water; after
ward rinse very thoroughly in cold
water.-Exchange
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Twelfth Century Football.

In the twelfth century football In
England was game for the streets.
The chronlcler of that period tells how
after dinner the city youths address
ed themselves to football" and how
the scholars of each school and the
apprentices OF particular trades would
each have their peculiar ball. There
were spectators, too. in those days
enthusiastic spectators. Fathers would
come to watch their sons and become
as youthful rs the youngest, their nat
ural heat seeming to be revived at the
sight OF so much ability"
In later years one recalls famous
hall game played in Hyde park. In
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WANTED-Lady solicitor for high
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A lady was standing on her back
porch one bright spring morning She
did not appear happy or contented. and
she confded her restlessness to her
negro housekeeper. "Oh, wish l
could go 0wayi do so need a
changer"
Now, chile" said the old negro.
"wot you want git way fun? Dis
yere beautiful house? Now, wot you
want git way FUN? Desc yere lubly
chilluns? Now. wot you want git way
fum2 You gotta lug yo'se'f long
whereber you go!"-Youth's Compan'
ion.
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EnaIish Coins.

The sovereign. value 20 shillings, was
first used In 1926. In 1000 the largest
coin in general use in England was the
noble, value 10 shillings.
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Stored Rubber.

Two Russian scientists have decided
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knaw Him as WeII.

A certain cantankerous old gentle
man not long ago advertised for q
coachman. who was required, among
other qualifications, to posses an init
mate acquaintance with the neighbor-
hood. But TO his great surprise he re-
ceived not a single application for the
vacant post.
~ cannot understand 1t at ALL" he
said. as during a chat one day with
an old ostler at the local livery stables
be had mentioned the fact.
LET me see." said the latter. as
CLEAN Of intelligence fitted across bis
face. "Ye hadvertsed. I believe. for
one as must be well acquainted with
the neighborhood, didn't YET"
II did" replied the old gentleman
shortly. ~ want some one who knows
his way about"
"Ah. that explains it" was the an
swer. I'VE see. they who knows the
neighborhood well knows ye tooF-
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FOOTBALL NOTES.


Coach "Ilury up' Yost of the
Michigan football SQUAD has cut his
varsity material to twenty -ninc men.
Maxwell ana Gottschulk. who are
receiving % lot of attention at Brown,
are considered promising guards
Penn state. which is to play Har-
ward on October 20. beat Pouuyl-
vauia a TO o last fan and 30 60 @
in 1871.
Tho University of virginia, with q
veteran team expects Ca beat VuH.
dcrhilt this fam for the champion
ship of the south.
keifsnidor, younger brother of the
former Navy STAR is playing ~ith
Georgia, whore he ia doing the punt
ms ana drop-kicking
AZ usual the teams OF the middle
west are making much moro OF plays
inyolving tho forward pass than the
big elovens In the east
81 sharpe has sent two Of his Cor
noll varsity men-Philup, "a halfhack.
and MclltainC, Wllhack down a.
the second team
Walter Eckormli. the old Chicago
university football star. has been see
lcctod for the third timo aa referee
Of the Penn Michigan gamo thls fan.
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TO SEND OUT WORKING
MODEL OF THE CANAL

washington oct 1O.-Ono Of the
most unique methods TO- arouse inter-
est in the approaching completion of
the Pauamucanal and the Immense
trade expansion that viii follow the
tunuls opening, especially in tho
south, has oocn launched by the Mo-
bio chamber of commerce end nus-
lness lcugac.
Ws Panama Canal ON
Whccls, WucA Be- unN t1ur.ug The 10
southern states I.r ,.. u.Nl lcw
weeks before the Mobile convention
of tho Southern Commercial congress-.
to be- held in the Alabama city, Octo-
bor. 2I-2e. at which President VIII
son. Secretary Daniels, secretary
Bryan ana scores OF prominent con-
srossmen ana citizens viii deliver ad-
dresses, ana which win DO attended
by 10000 representative business men
OF tho nation.
The panama Canal on Wheels"
consists OF "a special car, containing ia
complete Wurkng model of thc Pane
anna canal Tho model was prepared
{ from government plans of tho canal
ana constructed under the direction
ot the official model maker of tho
lsthmian canal commission. a ship.
"a miniature Titanic, Boz taken through
tho canal $50 that the spectator can
see, us Ion mo- other way, the real canal.
J.. g., Irvine general director uf tho
canal celebration at the Mobile con-
vontion of the SOUTHERN Commercial
CONGRESS, win have charge OF tha
tour.
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.SHAFER KNOCKS OUT
!. KID ANAYa IN
FOURTH ROUND
Local lightweight Hangs 1t
on Trinidad Lad Good and
Hard williams and Atwood
DO Some Fast sparing.


After three and onc@half rounds Of
fast fighting Harry Shafor, lately Of
Cheyenne but now a resident OF AL
buauef4ue. demonstrated his super
lorigy over John "kid" Anayh. the
lnclnn lightweight of Trinidad last
night
The fighting was even sap 60 the
fourth round. with shafer doing all
the ieadsns. and Anaya apparently
waiting for his chance TO get In q
good sleep producer" which. how
ever. he did not have the opportuni-
IS OF administering. ss early IN the
fourth. after minute Of fast milling.
shsfer suddenly shot a terrific right
hook, which took Anaya back OF the
ear, and with a thud which could be
heard over che entire opera house.
the indian stretched unconscious on
the floor.
II was several minutes before An
ava could be brought 90. but after re-
covering, De was apparently no worse
for the knockout. which was ono OF
the best ever seen IN a local ring.
In the curtain raiser. Mike Baca.
of Santa Re. and Benny Carson, Of old
Albuquerque. went through six slow
rounds. each being afraid 20 mix
with the other. ana spending most OF
his time covering up and lodging
imaginary blows. which never landed.
The referees decision OF a draw was
all that could be expected under the
circumstances
In the -wlndup. <id Williams
Of Denver. and Harry Atwood. Of Los
Angeles. boxed eight fast rounds.
neither trying 10 do any damage. but
rather giving gobd exhibition Of
sparring which evidently pleased tho
majority 81 the fans present.
The crowd was small. considering
the nature Of the attraction.
Referee George Hodge gave salts
faction In al his decisions. and pleas
ed those present with his desire 10
make the boys stand up and fight In
his attempts 70 separate the boxers
he was ssrgck three times. twice In
the jaw. and once. by Shafcr. a hard
crnck In thu chest
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Fnfte lhpamnd doiiass Same Nte
considered h.9 money The ntSi year
ie ier HHFT fiaFeH iHieten SEES
York ana So Iiouia nraufns ett.s63
% Tho box polce "a 1884 fret year
- he THHfF r3p ri ht eta
Ha6 Isth a. 1spo game onIy
four safnts ~tft played that year. I've
~ Baltimore ANA two al New York
and ~ total rccsinla for tht series
Nste fttpeo. Ia 1875 nve aainoE
wore played and TIRE receipts fen %
tlt1tt
There WAS 10 hattie for the worlds
chnmpionahip pennnnt between is8S
and 1902 m 1898 tho Nationai
league AND American ieannc ponnant-
winners began thu worlds series
games a. they are new PLAYED. One
hundred Thousand porsons--co colossal
iiearta ten yeafa aro--saW the eight
samcs and paid more than $50. 00u
lof the privilege. There was no con-
test n 1895 IN 1905. 9i.9aa persons
ssN the games;thc price Of tickets
went AZ and sss.4oS WAS taken IN.
The ioN ieksi came N 1908 when CHI
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BEAR WRESTLING
MATCH PROVES
GOOD CARD
Cowboy Sports Also Make
Another Hit at Traction
Park; Relay Race With In
dians Well Worth Seeing.

The cowboy sports were again a
feature OF yesterdays program, mk-
ing a great hit with the crowd. rho
rough ana ready sportsmanship
scored warmly with the crowd and
the entire program went Off Wen.
one event which was cheercd by ,ie
stand was the wrestling match be-
tween bear and man. The scar
had an the crowds sympathy.
though the man was more In need 81
Il than he. The bear is Go appear
daily.
The rose race was won by four
cowboys. two on foot and two mount
ed, and WAS very good
Tho wild horse race was called OIL
Tor the day because The crowd beean
TO leave before Il was time Zoe this
event. II was stated Il would Ue
staged later
The big event OF yesterdays pro-
gram was the cowboy and INDIAN re-
lay races OF two and hall miles.
This race. as always, was s,rong
attraction. The interest attached o.
the quick changing Of saddles. the
mounting and getting away. ana tho
varying fortunes OF the elders. as
eech got good or bad horse citch
lap, kept the crowd In an ufroar,
The race was won by 81. pmlor1's
string, ridden by Ahcytia. X Pla-
tcro was second. an Indian rider APP
pearng FOR him, and Abeytias string,
ridden by another Of the same name.
third. Abcytla's quick changins ~
saddles won for him as much MS any
thing else, for there were good hoises
In every string.
A four-niile motorcycle race was
won by William Metzinger, with SAL
azar second and Cal Boyd. VINO Cell
day before yesterday, third The
time was 5:25. II was a diving race
all the way between Boyd ana Sala-
gar for second place, Boyd Winning
out on the flat stretches and snlaar
passing him again at every turn III
nally Salazar got a long lead and
kept II. Metzinger. the leader, WA
out ahead OF them all for tho whole
race.
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|AIIN'|
eae6 and pslrtil fantM fpr as nag.
sItiS three Thousand persons saw tho
nte samst isopeyQf shey paid tpt,-
e1t
VI 1893. 1896 noraont paid slSs..
so2 % SOC the eAmeH; in 1916, f24-
ESQ persons paid ll44 $50 ln 1911 che
canics, bctuocn New YORK ane PHIL
adflrhia was rtcn bg 1881 specla-
spfs wnp loft tS44.lbi AZ she box Of
Hee TIE hamnor year Nnt 1913.
More than e quarter 81 a Wiilien per
sons saw mo New York Nationals and
lhe BOSTON American league club IN
ihe tahi sanles sHf nearly half q
million dollars sfoo. ff9-4pas taken
% az tho box Office.
with the rising coas 81 Dotoball
came a corresponding increase N The
prize money of the players The first
game Of the worlds series az now
played. la 1893 Melted the losing
players Si,lS1 each and the winners
Si.3I6.1s each Last years fiaht Of
course. was hiEh-watcs mark IN play
crs' prize money The playcra on the
Boston and New York teams divided
between them s1f7.bf1. aiAiy pei
cent 10 tho winning team and forty
per oont 20 the losing. Thus the nog-
ton players averaged es.20e each for
piayins tho clght games; the New
Workers. ss.472.
Details Of financial matters IN the
knmes since 1908 are given In she fol-
ioslng table.
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Twenly- One Times Pennant Winners
Have Fought Battle for Worlds
Championship on The Diamond

In 1891 ana 1898 and a big gap from
1898 To 1899 when no games were
played. but from 1854 to the present.
barring these intcrmlsslons. the post
season fight for the apex OF the base
ball world has been an established
custom.
The flag has flown In ten states
during this short generation. once
II strayed west OF tho Mississippi river
and breezsd from % Flagstaff In the
81. Louis park of the American As
ISOLATION. This was In 1856. twenty
seven years ago. II stayed there hut
one season. came back 10 Detroit and
never since has crossed the Father
Of Waters.
A flas without a home. Il has float
ed over eleven cities Providence.
Chicago. ST. Louis. Detroit. New York,
Louisville. Boston, Cleveland. Balti.
more, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
all have sent forth from time TO time
clubs that have fought victorious bat
ties for the trophy. ono hundred
and thirty-four games have stamped
these teams In various years premier
baseball players Of the world In no
uncertain brand. Nearly three-fourths
OF the games have gone 20 the win
ners. although of recent years the
contests have been closer than they
were IN the babyhood OF the fight.
Nlnety-seven Of the 1874 games have
been won by the teams which cap
tured the flag. Thirty-seven have
gone 10 the losers. Fifteen times a
National league club has won the
flag: once the old American Associa-
tion captured It; five times Il has
floated over an American league park.
In fact, the American league clubs
have been its keeper five times out %
nine years IN which the American and
National league clubs have played for
iit. For the past three years Il has
broozed over an American league
park.
First winners OF the world cham
Ipionship were the Providence team,
(which defeated New York three
straight games. The next year, 1885,
tho flag went TO Chicago. Chicago
ana 81. Louis fought again for the
championship In 1887 ana this time
Isl. Louis trlumphed. Detroit ceptur-
ed tbs flag in 1887 In 1858 II came
! 90 New York for tWo-year stay.
Louisville got Il In 1890 Boston IN
1892 and New York again In 1894, In
1895 Cleveland won 1t In a contest
from Baltimore. but the next year the
old Baltimore orioles took II away
from Cleveland 10 keep IL for two
years, The Boston Americans took
u Ia 1903, first year Of the post -sen
son fight betwcen National and Am
orican league pennnnt winners New
York rcRainod Il In 1905. The chi
cnEo Nationals ana Americans fought
for Il In 1906 and the white sox won
Il. In 1907 and 1908 the Chicago
Nationals won u easily from Detroit.
Pittsburgh took her place on tho
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WAfe - ssnlne " sss.
N Htfk OK not office re-
meaf ~ ntefesl ~ the
MNt selIft gamer. HtFe Aaaref 81
he'1hIa aaee ~ Providence
m IAN Metropolitan tIuNH nalNoa Tor
f ar HoflaA 1AAmnIuNhhin In
aata IS Hta &o4ss fNn nftm-
Nahl aFnnsta IleNe mafn than
AAAnE Interest," was l'EhtIs attended
at feanta ~ stanl harvest 81 re-
4 iha fna cluba never even pub.
t Ilte reafea. teHtt ifta % shat
I04 may have been s. cleaned from
f|4 tantesl neat yeaF between the
Ceo tinh IF fhe national league
and - I.oplH of lhe American nssocl-
seven samus we're played In four
etl|ts. Chssaao. -. 2oais Pitlabersh
and Clntlnnatl The ARht was hot
Chkaso Hon three. 81 Louis three
ana enc game WA lIed Such q sst-
ul|an in this years nEht for tho
rfnaanl would result in tremendous
t6k Office rceelats Yet tho entire
tfon games IL lsss yielded but
$4,000.
Iodse were me DAYS when a scat "a
ne n|fachert cost D quarter and Atty
cteH provided the btri seats in ms
aranGtlnnd Even this modest admla-
s.0n seems o. have kept many enthug-
iAsIn aaa4 from che games. not only
ttIa nldteprcad enthusiasm was neg
Nr1tit 81 tAe conttsts.. From their
hunhle origin a6mlas.on prices have
grown 10 the aisulty az f4t for box
atatfnr four down az the edge 81 tho
alennna IN f9lS, And dollar = tho
losst 81 bills thak WIN adnit one %
ne contest This buys . scat in the
hieathrrs stand.
netk ID the Infancy or the worlds
aetl6a me man who attended game
Left nln Office AZ the usual hour ION
the ham game, eauntered ieisurely
tNfoneh the funways 10 the Geld ana
pIckea out the most advantageous
stat ~ could find. Generally theirs
was plenty az picking. Nowadays ne
who must 20 begins 10 worry the mo-
mtns that ms day for tho series y an-
nonncod. He knows that he must %
carly on thn spot on the morning ot
ihn ranie--elre someone less tardy
VIII crowd him out. Tho line FORMS
cha night before and snrgca into tho
maid honsa before the tirao SEA Tor me
game. NJ he is lnte thosgame 10 not
for him 20 ncc.
nut tho evolution from the days OK
emptg seats 10 tho roaring blcachcrs
ana ire Numbering grandstand, pack
e1 10 capacity has been gradual In
1857 Mhen So. Louis ana Detroit
fcnght fourteen games over tho prip-
clnal BART of the United states--piay-
fne h nearly q dozen citics--the box
ca'ro receipts climbed up 20 sf&,oev.
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Flag Has Flown in Ten States
During a Generation; Only
Once strayed West Of Miss
issippi River.

TBy LEASED wire TO TsvcuinE Herald. !
New York. Oct. 10.--Twenty-One
Zines have the pennant winners OF
the country fought Tor the worlds
championship on the diamond.
The worlds series passes is twenty
ninth birthday. however. with the
present contest between the Giants
and Athletics II first came into be-
ing IN New York IN 1854, when Proyi-
donce. winner OF the National league
pennant. crossed bats with tho vic
iorious Motropolisans-New Yorka
atancard searers-of tho old Amori-
can Association. There were lapses
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Husband, YOU viii have 10 go out
In the woods this afternoon ANA catch
"a mud turtle"
Tho ldoa' Why should / catch a
mud turile?"
The teacher SAYS Willie must have
one for hla natural history tomorrow.
Don't you want 20 help the child with
his lossous2'
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Thcv NlaI,c Won rrM Good.

Tho nieqsant pWrgatlve offect pro-
duccd nv Chfr' o~l in's Tablets and
The healthy condition 81 body ana
mind which they create make one feel
Joyful For sale by all druggists.
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POUND SALE.

ON saturday, the nth day OF oct.
1913, al 40 o'clock "a. ma IN front OF
tho city jall on North 2nd street.
win son ono dark sorrel mare, about
eight years old: viii weigh about 700
lbs; branded on tho left hip, both
hind feet white; black mano and tails
white stripe on forehead
THOMAS NC MITLIN.
City Marshal.
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Baseball Chatter.


Pitcher eddie Cicore, OF the White
SoX, proved To be one ~ the greatest
favorites In. Chicago this season.
son ~ Jack Dunn, the Baltimore
manager. Is captain OF the Baltimore
city college football eleven.
Jack Kelley. tho former lntcrna-
tional Lacquer. will pilot the scran-
ton team Of thc New York state
league next season.
Baseball critics declare that Jim
Thorpe may make a fast and rangy
fielder but he has lot TO learn
about hitting.
Though BROOKLYN finished down IN
the second division, Jake Dnubert
earned the right 10 be classed among
the greatest players in the game.
Clark Griffith Says that with John.
son, Boohling and Groom pitching.
his team could beat the best OF them
in worlds series Of seven games.
Al the tyler Day celebration in
Boston recently. Lefty Tyler Of tho
Braves received silver loving cup.
purse Of 500 "a pair OF diamond
sleeve buttons and chest of silver
J. G. McGni and Jack Hendricks
the new indianapolis moguls, also
own tho Denver team, which outtu
has just landed the Western league
pennant for the third season IN sue
cesslOn
a large sign on tho Majestic build
Ing, Milwaukee. In which Mrs. Have
nor has her office. reads: This IL the
offye Of the only woman In the worlf
who owns a pcnnaut winning bal
team"
Golf. d H eaid, caused the cracking
of tho Rcd Sox this season Speak
or. Lewis. Hooper and Wood are de
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SILVER CITY.

Summary. Three base Ward.
Maggie. Owens. Jackson. Two base
hits Jackson. Ward, Blanchfiold.
smith (2j Struck out Bv Hardin,
10; hy ThoIAaE 2; by Nellls. 3. Base
on halls-Off Hardin. g. wild pitch
Harhln stolen Robertson,
owens. Ward and Graham Time
2;tO EMPIRES IIorrod and Eck-
stone. Scorers Deiorimer and Halo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-10

voices of gro enmo described BY the
late Dan DAILY Ae hitting The ball
and then tryinE SO find a."
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Totals .......27 n ~ 10 10 o
ALBUQUERQUE.

summary; Two-basc hits maritime,
Bristow, Nebit, Hornbuckio Boscman.
Three-base hit--liuntcr. Base on balls
-Off Eaton. I ; of Lochard, I Struck
out By Eaton 2: by I.ochard, Z.
Passed Iiornbuckl0. Umppires --
llarrod and Eckstone. scorers-De-
/ f.orlmer and Hale
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championship map Ia 1909. the De
troit team being defeated for the third
consecutive time I'm the worlds series
games. For two years thereafter the
Philadelphia Athletics captured n.
Last year IL went to the Boston Am-
orleans
six az the eleven es--providonce.
ST. Louis Detroit. Louisville, Cleve-
laid ana pittsburEh-have been
worlds champions hut one season,
Two. Baltimore and philadelphia.
have been champions twice. Baltimore
IN 1896 ana 1897 and Philadelphia in
1910 and 1914 Three times the flag
has flonted over q Boston park, In
1892. 1908 and 1913. New York and
Chicago have each had II four times.
tho former in fsSs, 1889, 1894 and
1905; rho latter IN 1885, 1905. 1907
and 1905
The table which follows traces tho
flight ~ the flag from season 10 sea-
son over tho country.
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Diamond Tce~tne hest Zoe, Made
from distilled water. Phones 57-5s.
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Shape that Lasts as Long
as Your Clothes

UrTIIAT suit always looks well on hin"
That's what you want men Of judg-
ment to think when they see you. Everyday
dressiness week in and week out depends
mostly on lasting shape in your clothes.
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For taxT or overland auto service.
phone SOC Bamlronk Bros
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shape ~ a. muCh u part Of
Ci0thcruft CiOthcs a. the cloth
it..clf. IT'S scNcd and hrld in
every stitch--it'~ tailored Ia "a
stay. Il dOcs not depend un
pressing. Pressing alone gives
shape, hut viii not hold a. To
hast. shape iuu,a be- Va these
CLOTHES before the iron touches
them
Ali-WoOi cloth. thoroughly
tc-t'd aud shrunl,, added Ia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-10

1904 From 1854 - 1890 National
10 1897, Temple Cup series.