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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-24
NO HARD times
/. IN HONOLULU AE|

There is no such thing as hard times
in Honolulu, say travelling men who
have been in the city in the last two
or three weeks, 6s,
,'sWe have never done better bust
hSsa here lit is the best yet, = declared
travelling man yesterday, as he was
ready 10 leave for the mainland.
What ne said Is said in substance by
other dramners now III the city,. Hon
olulu is IN a prosperous STATE they de-
clare, and 90 on 10 predict that mers
chants will hpNe notwithstanding
Christmas season. Essy fr
This may BIO received with surprise
by some who are still hearing the
echoes Of the depression talk, and had
! looked forward to poor Christmas
from a commercial point Of view.
Buxinshs barometer
A traxelman has always been recog
uized as a SORT of weathersc0ck of bus
mess, che first TO feel depressiop ana
the first to feel prosperity Those who
or year in and year ont have watched
| his going and coming, and read the
signs OF the coming times through his
ersdictioh, frankly say he is rarely il
ever wrong and accept his statement
that good business is ahead as the last
word on the subject
The travelling men here now say that
the Christmas trade will far exceed
that Of any Other year m Honolulu, aud
/ that it will begin III earnest very soon.
| Agpoeably surprised ftt
Before | made my regular trip
here,' said drummer yesterday, 81
\ prepared myself to meet all che vari.
H eties Of hardtimes talk. i was certain
| that everything here would be duh with
not enough business to keep ginger.
bread man going. a.s
81 was ised,--delightfuAIy sur.
Iprised---when 4 got here and found my
fears were without fouhdation. III
i place Of getting into commercially
j depressed town, found myself In one
alive to business and eager 10 bury.
My case is not the exception Al
the travelling mon herc are enjoying
the same good fortune. J was here this
time last year and found Il fifty pea
cent worse tperliaps fnOre) than nov,
'fII0n0lnlH IA getting onto a pros
pefops wave, and II looks 30 me Ike n
will last.
1 Just at this time 7 am told there
are not many tourists in the eity. Thai
is apparently true. But they are sur,
to come later especially after the Pan
amaPaej6e exposition opens. "a
Praises Frpnotion work b
"Mr. Wood Of the Hawaii Promotion
Il eommittee has done sIjlendid work will
the railroade. Whine travelling ON III,
4 mainland I saw many evidences of THU
work, and Won can believe me il will
have its effect in getting tonristt
here ~
u Last year merchants enjoyed a rec
! ord breaking year, despite the fact ths'
due TO the change Of administration ,
4 cloud of aePression hong over the eoun
TRY. Army people helped greatly 4,
bring up the Teeelpts Of the merchants
thus aiding In establishing the record
q With more army people here thai
ever this year, their contributions d
the christnias trade should he NOR
than last year " and Honolulans them
selves are expected TO DO more shop
ping than they did a year ago.
,lAN# ---.---v----, y ss------i-----
II upprTnr xfo.,l..,l,.. 40 E6 a A...ol
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-24
BERLIN ALIVE
With RUMORS
OF STARIF[ING'
EASTERN COUP
Unofficial Reports In London Say
That Success Of Won Hindeh-
bsfss Army IN Poland fls
Much Greater Than Disclosed

---- ~
HIS FORCES ARE WITHIN
1 FORTY MILES OF WARSAW
Despite These Announcements
Petr0grad AhIirms That Rus
SLAMS StM Are Advancing All
Along line N the War Zone
+ OND0N, November 23.-tAs-
ISOLATED Press by Federal
WHeless)-lt is BnoifiCiaIly
reported here that the. success
Of Won Hindenberg's army IN Pe-
land has been greater than has
been disclosed, and that the ad-
vance Of this German army Is
now within forty miles of War
saw. No official confirmation
can be obtained here.
VIENNA REPORTS SUCCESSES
The Vienna official dispatches
announce that the Austrian and
German attacks In Poland are
continually successful while Rus
sian counter attacks have been
repulSed. Vienna also reports
the capture Of $4,000 Russian
prisoners 50 far.
RUM0RS OF GREAT VICTORY
Berlin dispatches report that
the city is filled with rum0rs OF a
great victory IN Poland, which
are not Officially confirmed, but
that the Official reports continue
to register a succession of tacti-
cal successes which may form
the basis of a decisive victory
over the Russians.
RUSSIANS CLAIM SUPREMACY
In spite of these reports, how
ever, the announcements from
Petrograd are unchanged In ten
or from those of the past week.
No mention is made Of the Vic
toripus advance claimed by the
Germans and AuStrians in Po-
land, and the Russians report
the capture OF N0vy Sandoc, an
important railway junction on the
Donajec River, fifty mics south
east of CracoW, Indicating the
success Of the Russian advance
in that section.
AUSTRlAMS EvAcUATE &
The announcement says that
the Austrians did not wait to give
battle, but evacuated upon the
approach of the Russians.
The official Petrograd an
n0unCement says:
Between the ViStula and
Wharf.-The rivers, fighting continues
with great persistence, and We
have obtained partial successes,
In the lights along The from
from czenstochoWa to cracom
there has been no nateria'
change in the situation. We
have taken 1000 prisoners, a;
well as a number of machine
guns in the fighting in Gaiicia.
POLES FLEE FROM CRAC0N
A despatch from Rome say;
that the governor of the iortres:
of craCoW has issued a prOcla,
nation ordering all civilians Il
QUIT the city immediately on PEN
atty Of being court-Inartialed ami
shot. As a resuIt, $4,000 POIlsI
residents Immediately fled, Join
ing the refugees from the lonI
Of the fighting in Galicia. II
MANY SERBS CAPTURED
Vienna reports say that thl
Austrians have crossed the kOIu
bara River in Sergia, but founI
the SerWans well fortified at thii
place. The Austrians report th,
capture Of 1900 Servians sine
49, -e..AL - A. --lL Y.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-24

BERLIN, November 2s. - tAssoci-
sts4 Press ~ Federal Wirsiess) Sir
Roger Easement q. ppblin leader Of
thu Irish Eationalist volunteers, was
received yesterday at the German for,
eigh once. fS was tod that In the
event of 0eriiinny being victorious thf
Germans would never invade Ireland
for conquest nor overthrow the Nation
tlist institutions.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-24

tunn this year;
10 ssw hiking
Around with a
limp for several
days after the eer.
, mo MES" n %
dragging caDdi-
dates through the
streets, snbjecting
them to the jeers
md jibes OF the
multitude, /" they
were told, and the
ca n did ates re-
ioiced according
~. They even
went so far as TO
congratulate each
other on the ter
rible ordeals they
'ir JOY was short
yesterday morning
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-24
AMMONIA oVERcoMHs WORKER

Fritz sohlmaD, an employe OF the
Oahu lee Company, was overcome yes
terlay by the fumes Of ammonia. He
was taken TO the Queens Hospital for
Iaedical attention.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-24

VleNld fepUTIS say mai the
Austrians have crossed the kOIy-
bara River in Seryia, but found
the Servians well fortified at this
place. The Austrians report the
capture Of 1900 Servians since
the sixth Of the month. sgls
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01

New York sept 80 Boston ccle
hried its nrsi duy as National league
champions by defeating New York
the former title holder. in one game
ma holding ID 10 nn elehi.innlnH ti'
ln the second game which WAS called
herause ~ dufkneA
ln thu first game Tesreau was
pounded out Of the box ia two IN.
nings IN the second New YORK
fought hard uphill fight nud Ted
lhe soefe after Boston had piled az
sefen-tnn ltad
tlefn-Htirst game II u u
Boston . lao 800 GOO
New York geo 0ui 0D0--i = I
Batteries Rudolph and GoNdy
'resfena, schauei and Johnson Mcy
sfs,
summary fNgo-hnsc hit Eycrs
Thler.hase hits Connolly l2l Struck
oui.-iiy sthhucf 3 30 Rudolph ~
Bases on tulls-~Off Tcueau nfr
Hchauef lllth off TosfoHu in -
off schauor IN !,
Score second game ~ y
BOSTON s... a2a 0lO 0a-~a - !
New York 0na o3f OF
Batteries strand, cruieher and
Whaling Gcwdt Maihewsou. oTIoola,
Mafuunrd and Meyera
SUMMARY TNo-hase hiis--conn"l-
ly, Nhitted. O'Tooe. Stock. Bases on
halls--off Matbewson I of O'Toolc
2 off strand /, or crniehor 1.
Struck out BY O'Tooir w Strand
3. ritH~Off MatheNson In 2 OF
o"rooie 3 Ia on strand 10 Ia.
or cruiehef 4 IN = 20. tmpfos-
KLEIN aud Emelle
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
BIG SUIT is FILED
AGAINST SANTA FE

Santa re. Sept 30.--Suit for $40
| 600 damages against the Santa Fe
Hallway company was filed this fore
noon IN the federal court by Jamson
49, Vigil Of Albuquerque. but the
~. .fetint had 10 he returned for sig
+. -etufa.
Another damage suit for $1,000 was
also filed today by Elmer Studlcy Of
/ Ration. on behalf of julien Martinez
lagdinst the st. Louis. Rocky Mountain
and Pacific Railway company. Mar
tinez asks for $4,000 damages for
mental anguish Toss Of earnings at
$500 day. etc Martinez, who is "A
years old, WIS employed ms coke pull
er at the coke ovens at Noehler col
fax county He was thrown from a
coke ear ana hurt internally. But
/ It Is not on this that he bases his
claim for damages, but on the fact
that $500 a month was deducted
from his pay each month for medical
care and that he alleges. the com
pany physician told him there was
nothing the matter with him and then
neglected him Some days later the
company physician told him that evil
denliy something was twisted inside
of him and he should go to some
ranch. drins plenty Of milk and he'd
he well again. but Martinez didn't
get well and going to Ration, his all
mcnt was diagnosed as traumatic
abse@ss of the liver and he underwent
IAN operation, he SAYS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
P0RTA[ESWOMAN
PUBLISHES BOOK
FOR CHILDREN

Santa Fe. Sept. 30---"Primary
Plans" hy Mrs W. G. Oldham, wife
of The portales banker, has Just been
published in book form hy the New
Mexico journal Of Education and It's
sixty illustrated papers are az helpful
IA volume to primary teachers and
pupils as mas ever come Ia the atten-
tho of the department of education.
The teacher who follows the hints
and suggestions outlined in the book
will be sure to hold the interest of
her pupils and will attain results that
are worth while
Mrs Oldham is preparing New
Mexico reader for the schools It's
reading lessons viii be based upon
New Mexico geography, history ira
ditons. folk lore and will be careinl-
~ graded so as "a hold the interest
of pupils If there is anything in APP
probation, of reasoning from the
known to the unknown. then such Il
reader viii prove OF great value to
the New Mexico Schools serving to
instill not only knowledge that is too
often sadly hacking about New Mexico
but also Stimulating local patriotism
and enterprise
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
A. n. S. AND MENAUL !
WILL PLAY SATURDAY
AT H0PEWELl FIELD

The Albuquerque high school eleven
viii play IT'S second game saturday al
telnoon al llopewell field. The Me
maui school win he the highs oppo-
Hcnts These schools are scheduled
to meet n The opening game of tue
season but Menam was not prepared
and tho A. 1t $ took ON the t'niyer.
.stty af New MexicWs second sqlad
defeating 1t
In ,he first clash the highs showed
ID team that plaNs real football thanks
~ eoach Repp ANA a larger crowd Of
hooters probably viii be at the field
Saturday drawn there by the eXpccia-
ton o witnessing fast. heady play,
The game rs to be called NJ gao
q clock
The hicoehers. now at the south end
nf HE park. Will be changed TO the
west side so spectators viii be better
ahle to watch all PLAYS.
a pep meeting is To he held at
The hirh school tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
CLANCY is IRISH
AND CAN 7 STAND
F0RGERMANCAR

Santa Fe. Sept. S0.-The anti-Ger-
man antipathies Of Assistant Attor-
ney General Harry S. Clancy carried
him SO far that he handed down an
opinion that German carp are not
protected by law, in fact. goes so far
az to advise Messrs. Askren q GIL
tert, attorneys-a at Roswell. that
German carp should be destroyed ON
general principals.
The opinion says;
II have your letter of the 2Cth in
slant in which YOU ask for the opin-
ion Of this office as to whether 1t is
a violation fo( law to catch and sell
carp and buffalo fish taken from the
public or private waters of this state
Carp and buffalo are not game
fish as defined by Sec. OF chap. 3j
of the Laws Of 1912. and | can see
no reason why they may not be taken
aud sold at any time Of the year. In
my opinion, as a sportsman. the de-
stiuction Of these fish should be en-
couraged, as they prey upon the
spawn of game fish. especially the
carp
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
MURRAY Is KNOCKED
OUT BY GEORGE CHIP IN
d ROUNDS THIS TIME

san Francisco Sept so George
Chip Of New Castle Pa Knocked out
"Fiehung Bilh Murray of potalu~
ma, calf in the fourth round Of u
scheduled twenty-round fight here
tonight Il was the second perform
ancc Of the sort. chip having Knocked
out Murray in fourteen rounds July
I. They are middlcweights
"rhe finish enmc without warming In
the middle of the round Neither
man had received any severe punish
mont M To this time, hpnofs being
abeut even Coming out 0f sharp
min dip IN md-ring, Murray was go
Me Backward With chm IN pursuit
when the latter shot Il left hook 10
the pnlamnm mans jaw for clean
Knockout At the count Of SIS Muir
ray struggled to his knees. only to
fall forward on his face unconscious.
The victor fought a much mproN-
ed fight over his previous match with
MURRAY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01

Detroit, Sept. 3O.-da Jackson
of Detroit president ofth Baseball Z
Writers association, sized thai al
matters connected with nd ~ css box
during the coming worries Iries base
bah games would he IN charge OF
Joseph NJ McCrcadN of Philadelphia
for shibo park, and Ralph j.. McNlil-
lin of Boston. for Fenway field. Each
is the Representations the writer's
association in his city.
There Viii be no press courtesies
except for actual workers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
WORLD 5 SERIES
STARTS At SH|BE
TWO Games Ia BE PLAYED Ia phila :
dciplia Between Sackmcn and
Braves on October . and 10: Next
Two Scheduled for Boston.

Philadelphia, Sept. 40 Philadel-
phia viii have the honor of staging
the first two games for the baseball
championship of the world between
the Philadelphia Americans and the
Boston Nationals. They VIII be played
on October 3 and 10 at shibe park
This and other details COT the
worlds series were decided here to-
day AT a meeting Of the national base
BAH commission. Sunday intervening
the next two games will he played In
Boston on October . and 10. If
more than four games are necessary
to decide the championship the fifth
viii be played IN this city, October
u and the sixth In Boston the fol-
lowing day. In the event Of seventh
game The toss of coin Will decide
whether II shall be played in Boston
or Philadelphia Four games must
be Won by club t1 claim the cham
piunehip
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
THE 'MOUNT-AL
HAS CHANGED HANDS

The "Mount-Alton' rooming house,
524 South Second street. has changed
hands. the new proprietor being ONidio
Franchmi. brother of OTTO Fran
.chini, the general merchant. The
"Mount-Alto is being put in the
very best of condition. every room Will
receive attention. and the best of ac-
Communications for the price may be
expected in the future from those de-
string frst-olass. yet cheap lodging
quarters Rooms $50 and up. per
week Remember the Mount Alton
lit is all right.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01

Philadelphia. sept go AlexAnd
cfs winning stsvaS gas broken tod5y
when brooklyn defeated Philadelphia
h1 the score Of Ia I The gane WIS
pitching duel between Alexander
and Pfeffrr brooklyn scored both ~
runs ~ the second inning bccunNc
Alexander threw too late t. force out
d runner nc third. ana then forced In
\ ran 9 giving Ffeffer a hase ON
nniis
secret n n q
Brooklyn ee ego 600 oOo D
Philadelphia aoo geo 100 4 3
Batteries rfeffef a4d McCnrty
Alexander and kniifef
SEnmafy Twu.mlse thit-# slenecl.
Home run Becker naeea on balls
an pfeffer 2 of Alexander l. suncl
out. Hy pfeffer y BY Alexander y.
Impifev Hipfef aud ilan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
AIhlnllr. h. Nnllnnnl. >

Wasltlngtoh Sept 80 l'hmdel-
lphia, With i leam composed Utmost
entirely ot substitutes. beat Washing
ton. 60 2. ia ten INNINGS The Ath
letles-ned the sqore4n ~ nin,h uni
Won Out lu the tenih Of Johnson.
who had relieved shaw Thompson
WAS passed stole second and scored
on NHishs single
NrnfH n II "
Philadelphia ala GOO 00l i8 3
Washington 100 l0O 600 Ga q
Batteries rennnclS aud Laps
Shuw. johnson and Ainsmlth
Summary two base hits Mcbride
Shnnks Three-base hits tnrrutherss
Foster Hits or shaw Ina ., of
johnson in ! Bases on hals--0ff
rennotk q OFT shaw p nff Johnson
l. struck out BY pennoek e hN
shuW I hs Johnson L. Empires
uiuon and Evans
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
NOTICE. WOOL GROWERS

We will have on exhibition and sale
during the Albuquerque fair ear OF
Arizona range raised yearling Ram
bouilict rams. bred from the best SCI
lected Garnia and Nonhomeyer stock
that money viii buy We guarantee
that they have never seen service and
are as large as ordinary -year-olds
j. t. DAGGS q SONS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
MICHIGAN nefcats DcnamM

Ann Arhor Mich. sept so. Dis
regarding tradition 10y opening the
season with a whirlwind exhibition of
open football the University Of Mich
isan eleven to-day won from Depauw,
AN "a q For few minutes during
me first period, Depauw sto0tly OPP
pescd the march Of the Yost men.
lhen Michigan resorted to forward
passes ana trick PLAYS. which resulted
10 touchdown after touchdown
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01

New York. sept 30 Both Of to.
DAYS matches IN the International
] iliimd contest between Melbourne
'nman Of Eneland, and While Hoppe
of this city. We're played on the sis
h> twelve tahie and lnman agsin led
the Young Anefiean hy a total score
81 s.lo2 TO i.ssS for i've games.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
DECIDED TRIUMPH IS
WON BY COMMISSION

Santa re. Sept 30.-Thc New Mexl-
60 corporation commission. together
with the Colorado commission, has
won a decided triumph before the IN
terstate Commerce commission which
yesterday suspended the supplement
tai tariffs Of the Southern Pacific and
Union Pacific which had closed the
so-called ogden gateway to New Mex
leo as far as tourist and regular
through tickets for passengers were
concerned.
The Denver and Rio Grandc rail-
road protested and enlisted the aid Of
the corporation commissions Of the
two states New Mexico was espe-
cially affected as TO Santa Pee aud
Pennington which had enjoyed part
Of the travel that came through the
ogden gateway.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01

St Louis Sept 80 Detroit out
played 81 Louis ia every department
tf the same and WON, although the
local cab Fought hard Darkness end
cd the contest after tue eighth
scaro Il II u
neitbN M 8N2 0un 81 q l3
81 Louis va. 0an bun 20 q
HHtones nntmc MOin and STAN
age l.eNerenz, Mitchell. Haamgnfd
npr ana Aenew
summon gwo-hasc bits Craw=
ford, Bush Williams Three-hasc lat
KayHnaueh Hits or Loverenz Z
Ia "a. or Mitchell IN i-a, Oft
pueut % In e eff Main lui g8.
liNseH on balls or 4cSerenz # of
Mitchell I of Duhdt az Srudk out
ss uubW + 3, Main ! by Baum-
gardner hy Mitchell mptes
OhiN aud e ouehhn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01

viii be the same as in previous years
and the sale of tickets viii be CON
Quoted upon lines similar 10 those OF
last year. That Is. tickets VIII be sold
for three games. and If three games
are not Played, The money viii be re-
funded
7. The managers. captains 81 the two
teams and the umpircs viii meet the
national commission here on the
moinine " October . TO receive final
inAIIscfions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01

Santa re, sept 30-Maior william
S. McNair of the Sixth field artillery
has been ordered by the war depart
ment to proceed TO Roswell and to in
spect Battery b. New Mexico field ar
tillerv there during october
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01

Pittsburgh Sept go 81 Louis
shut out Pittsburgh today IN the last
game 81 the season between these
teams Miller decided the contest in
The sixth inning hy drving The ball
over keilys head to the fhgstan for
Il home run
Score n a %
ST. Louis M GOO O0i 400 o
Pittsburgh AuU Geo 000 80 3 q
Batteries noak ana snyder Coop
er aud sthane
Summary Home run Miller
Eases on halia On noak or
Cooper 4 Struck ou Us ppak 3 hY
coopcf 3 tmpiecs Easun aud Quig.
ley
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
DllIon and brown Matched

ST LOUIS. Sept 3O.-A ten-roUnd
match between Jack Dillon Of ludi-
annapolis and George Knockout
Brown. of Chicago. viii he fought
here October 1 I, according TO an an
nouneemeut made tonight by q newly
organized iathletN associations
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01

War er no war, It makes little
adherence 70 the baseball fan thai
me hfsi saekef Of the Boston Braves
Is blessed with the good old Teutonit
name Of Schmidt. "Schmiddy.n AS
he y popularly called h. the follow.
efs OF the national game N Boston
gas played no small part in ehminat.
H ehf Giants IN the race for tho
NAuona' League Remnant.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01

Cleveland. Sept 80 Wambaeanss
triple aud LeiboidA single in the
twelfth. eave Cleveland "a v.ctorY over
Chicago IN the hsi game Of the Local
season
score II n E
Cleveland 80l 000 600 0i Tt "a 2
Chicago 00u 202 600 Nld.~~5 H. 3
Batteries liinnding Bowman and
Mills, lionz aud Schnlh
Summary Two bain iitn~NHlth,
johnson, tifaneN Collins Weaver.
blackburn Thrce-haFe iil Wamha
ganss. Hts or Bbuding ~ 10 ~.
Passes ON balls or Hmndlng off
Benz 4 STRUCK ont By Handing b.
By Benz .. Empires Dlneen and lIil-
dehrand.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
nrookIyn \, nnlllnlorc Z.

Brooklyn. Sept Baltimore
opened It's final series of the year here
today and lost TO Brooklyn, 20 3.
fhe locals got an early lend OF siS
runs In two innings ana Seaton held
the visitors safe
score Il II u
baltimore zoe 020 00t~-S ! ]
Brooklyn $40 020 odN#S
Batteries Bailey ana Jacltlitsch;
Senton and Land.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01

indianapolis. Sept 30 Falkenberg
had the better of Johnson in pitch
ing duel here today md Indianapolis
won. Two doubles In the seventh ana
three hits and It base on balls In the
eighth were responsible for lndianap-
oils runs