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DeNouNcEs TRADE BILL
As "eRAF1 MEASURE

Washisrica. res. ic.-DCaoaae.
,nx the aan.isisifaSisn sad~ com.
mission bill ~ orrsine up the love.
Hest graft NJ a century ,ad - sur
pss.ins tsusa,a In iaquia.stoa.'' James
y. t;cnarsi today told tho house
committee that such a ta~ would
drive small corporations out Of bust.
nes.. Representing a number OF
corporations he qucslio.cd Its con.
ssiiutionaii,y.
This ttll ~ at present drawn" !"
he said. would give tho vital So
crcis nj tho small corporation To It's
hig competitor. II would show up
the weak points Of the small con.
orn and otcn II np to tho attacks Of
iis risals. This thing would Open up
the Ioveiicst sraf' that you gentle
men ever saw. with thousands Of
special agents roaming around tho
country prying into the hundreds Of
Thousands Of corporations graft
would he widespread.
These agents would have no
qualification bue p'li'icaf pull. no
civil service examination Ia offered.
and they could be sent into any cor
roration's office to make report
which would be binding on that cor
poration. n you gave him $50 or
$1Oo or $500 he might be willing to
change the report. This is q trc-
mcndous in0uisitor!sl power. Rus
sia never had snything Ike this.
that gave such power without let or
hindrancc."
Mr.. Bennett argued that the bill
violated the constitutional guarantee
against unlawful search and seizure.
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iknsef. Coto. ieb. ls.-INlf.A.
ssssisassY is,.sasa q. establish
CHARGES vi pr"nAs~ u Tho rss"saaq
coal fields ~As ihiso.aas.a Today s-o-
sSse The hpas~ sss-s~mHis.s sa
sisss and ,nisiss which j. ias-ssi,
sssiss shS coal aaiAsss' strike
ss'sa'as' Vsishsssr. a ssssisa. 'sS-s
the sosshai''s" 'sss he h.a s-~n
sscsxAs In Colorado fsSs. ris,ssasxh
sAsoash ar~sp,sos aaa forced To
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Congressional Probe
of Colorado Coal
Strike Goes Deep
Strikers Tell Absurd Tales of Alleged "Peonage."
quiy Coutinues Into Michigan COPPER Strike

iissesek. Mich. fss. iJ,=rks
sosss~s.issai isssslisSlos. ,~s.sssA
sksis isssisy isle sasaistsas IL the
copper sesslsy Ssasastiy 81 . e'sto<k
,his asossiAx.
u, n. tiiilos. .ssss1i fos sae West
ssa f.assalios os Missrs. sssA ieso
sas record mosv sassti"ss % nlsess'
hsy ssteioprs To shos tho los
mnalhty wage rsssss ~ sssas ~osk.
sr. usa@s the eosssass sysas@.
hrasessoss for .sssh lsssss ~ '"ha<.
| sissi. sl.se asa beard ussr .ks~s
os sss.. os the eassiop-ss
We viii ,suse.'' sasd NJ. ttlilss.
''shsl il saAsy issssssss Ii. aisiss
soanAay woaid take ossl Of tho sm-
p.oys's pay the ssoass ov~a u sAd
ltsa ~oaid psy tho store k~-p-s Asd
tho hossais8 hoass~ ksrprs fsoa ~hss
vas left"
The ~shihll. coveted aldo pss.
Sod. snsse dasisx back % tar - 1888.
A. ". kesr. sseissisH ttiisna. ~s.
r,a,s~i The s,sirm Of pay as@d b.
tho eompssies. All underground
~oskrsS sAsrps tho miaur. be said.
ss'- asia = day ssss. tn. aaiasr
worked o. eoessset.
Witiiam J. Riskasd. psrssAsas al
the caluoes iasAi of sAs Western
Hs1sssstao os liiasp. Sssa ssssasA
lsh~ Wjssas- -seaaA ssA euastassA he
Story be heeaa lest sishi.
"whst woald ssppea n . nisss
svfas~d = contract sead~rss hin b.
= m,as s.nsas" asked Mr. Kerr.
''Ho would have ss work saa,e.
where -is-.- the ~isaes. s-p,ied.
TITO ~ilaosA told about the niass~'
local aaicn aud IL. eona-rtsoa with
the w~asesu Frdesa,ioa. 4 strike
vas ordered by referendum vote. n.
though. he ssid. the federation Of.
fieesS oppns~d ii.
Tho m-a insisted On eoias ou, be-.
cause roadi'son. ~cs. erowia6
worse. said Riekasd.
t.tessrJ WAS cross csAmsacd by
Allen r. RCis n counsel for tho mia
Ing companies.
You have said that when ru1
~crc employed In tho Atlantic miae
you were cumpcilsd to paaroaisr tho
company store" began Mr. Rcia.
DC YOU think you would have
been discharged " you had dealt
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FREE Press EDITOR
MUST FACE cnAR6E
Of CRIMINAL LIBEL

Samuel ]. Lewis. managing editor
Of the rrcc Prc.s. wa. thi. morning
served with warrant charging him
with criminal libel. Tho complaint
was made yesterday to thu district
attorney BY Victor ~. t'riar. sccrc.
tsry Of tho Chamber Of Commerce
and city editor of the Chronicle
News. who alleges that statements
sppearing In the FREQ Press under
,late Of February {, in which friar
IL quoted to have commented on he
action OF General Chase in handling
tho riot Of January 20. arc MALI
cioualy false and iibcious. I.cwis was
released on $1,000 bond furnished
by James McCiusky and Thomas Nc.
phail.
In the editorial that appeared in
the Free Press and which was re-
,ea,cd In subsequent issues. Friar Is
quoted to have said:
III I had been General Chase
there would have been lot Of funcr.
ais. Also. Il would have shot and
sibercd them down like dogs. I
would shoot woman rs quickly as
a man. II she put herself In mans
place would treat her As q man.
would club her and shoot her as the
case warranted. II I had been Gen
cral Chase ! would have trnmpie'
them under foot or moved the street
with machine gun"
Lewis claims to have jottad down
the exact language while sitting
with him and other persons at din
ner table Friar admits the state
ment relative to the "lot Of funer-
| ais. but claims he used the language
simply in relation to the good judg-
ment manifested by Chase as COM
pared witt, his own personal judg-
ment. The remainder OF the quota
tion Friar claims is not true and de.
clares he can offer witnesses to prove
~
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BUSINESS men
'iij'5R 70 ORGANIZE M
FREIGHT
BUREAU
1eotio( b b Aol1 Ff|taJ
Mlga Il CHAMBER II
c)nuo(eo eooos

The sstfsxss aod hia1Ds ~s sss~s ~
.ssessed II f.ssshs ssd sstse~s rates
~. sssktsr ssssssr0ssss ;as .
sssvsisx 10 s.- As,a 10 she chA~sss
" Caanoev- svsass friday siss: 10
stsevAs fvsashs rates AsA ether mat
~ af ssssi.s:ss sssssssa ss satS-
p<sss u i. az rtsa u osEAasss .
sssssyossAlsns ssss.s Il sh~ cAsn.
s<s - csssss.sse- ~htsA Sstsssnsas
siN sise sli u lis sssss n sAASss ~
sItssai rates with Sae ssalsoa1s ss4.
u ass~<srs,. vWk ss~ issssssss
svus.s srs susss,sssps std The sassr
losrA af ssiisosa xuoassssnarss
The SpsssSns ~ ssssseasssstoss
@ss s'se STATE b~,ssA sf ssilsosA woss.
Mtssiss~sss
The gsssa tps os issaspustAlsns ssd
freight RATES hss brsuas~ os sesh ~.
ssl ispussssse IN .hsrt'ss. iass sasss
u The larger oapssl~s hate asSaed
= sssss pusss'i.ss ssss sssssss Ga sasts
regular oaaire fore sha practically
III ss@s~svtSi Le-ises haze such .
ttos:s0sas.
fN0 :sasAs fUs ths see Isross.
.ssst viii ~ 4,srusssa fsiasy slxAs.
So vsl). - 6lgk-s sesssskS8s as1
Lsl hlss IL eAasse " ~ wesk ss1
the osher. viii - IL spssset . sssas-
passalAsA rsoStstee fse0 's@eas the
.aipssers vAa ~jli stsra.s The differ
.ns tsssss.nss.sii ~ saas~sx - they
rsms a. sn.' ta.tsart the s~s~sss-
.e the ChAa,,.rr of cnOnsesr~ as 10
enas aeSioa ~ take lathe asAs,rr.
There have '~.n ea~ at s~s arsii'
..s'sss.. s~s~iseI 'foa rate experts
ter The vosiii,n "t manager ut ,i'''
rse' transportation department. sta
ssfc. to an'iil the tt-tshl bills nj th.'
a.cn''~ss pnd take percentage al
tho "s"rshsrs'- recovered =. a sal.
r',.
\. r. Anarrsom. pecsiJcni ut til"
state hoard Of railroad sommi..ior.
-rs. 1ill ,e peps~at st sh.. n,Cctlns
Friday nishi In disc'ssS freight rates
aud Tho work 9th. hoarJ Niih IN.
ssivrcrs Of Trinidad
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consKEY IMPROVED.

Rene. rch. io.-fhcrc wa. I'm =
psovrm-ns To-Day IT. the conliticu OF
Charles A. coni.s-f. rrs~ldcat OF
tho Chicago club Of the American
iasuc. who was taken Ill while t-av-
CfnS yesterday from Naples tn
Rome. He was ah,r 10 receive scv.
e-al visitor. Thomas Nelson Page.
United states Ambassador. was ono
who called.
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Yovtb eets Oo,th
Soltole) tof 0Wt0
d nessoaem O.

iAs Aasslsa. cal. w. i~.---
Louis jsuaAr. is sta-s af sk~.
~a. ssNs~ssfd q. death today
in The .upssks ssnars for Tho
ssu.sisr ~ uasuid xi~ssi,. > ia-s-
s~nser ,ss,. ~hon hp h~st Ia
death lsy-en'.~r - tn obtain
$40 with which tn .nf siri a
rfftslmss p.rs~a;s I'uudy's at.
s"tusys served nCsi.c. al appeal.
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swEDlsH PRElaIER RfsloN.s

Siocsl,ols'. Fell. a. AIl,srt staaf.
rho swedish pscsnicr and hts entire
.arin'' rcstRn-i today 4" ronsc
auonr: CT 1ivergrncc of opinion con-
corning the nec~sstly Of incrcssiak
the swc.ltsn defensive forces. kins
Gustav accepted the reaisnsticns
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COMMITTEE MERE TOMORROW

Th~ S.a ssss. sassf faAMEs-
s.s. s.sspS~~t u lsSes~s<a-
sasiss's Martha T. ifs.a.s II
iiisa.ss. JAmss y. ',F-s-p os
saash caroiins. u. ~ Ass
Tin .t Tennessee. ttovssa
Eashssiani sf Nest visfs.iA
sns iasas~ i.ssAs Il NioAsAss.
vhn ar Investigating 'hs
GOAL sssiAs Ia rainssssp. .As~
sau" sa arrive il Tsssiass IN.
ss"ssam 'safnins and ossis
sa~ir ins-~aieais.s on The s,.
sus, field ~ ss'str opera
sioAs Il Las has s-~a A-~s.irs
sh-fs sr- sessAnAs vili hs
h.iis Tho rha.ss..s ~ Coz.
ta1ss~ s~@..ss have h~~s l-n.
si-ssa bs rsesia.ss \. l..
isssnsoa.
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fosixIs ahi Wsls-saas Z
sshsssiif sais
Ne~ MsAiros resiShl aai I
Mss.ss~saAs fais. aos sHaeE I
ekAAs- IN s.Ap~sssaf~,
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. >s>>>>>>>se>e>~>s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06
JUST TO SHOW IN
CAN Be DONE HE
BREAKS RECORD
No One Else Seems Able to
Fracture Ludes' Mark, So
he Rolls il Into the Discard
Himself.

Nobody else seems TO be able a.
1o g. but just tn show hat 70 can DE
done Louis Ludcs sliugs marbles
down tho alley every now and asain
ard husts his duckpin record lie
aid 81 yesterday afternoon al the
Drnm'ner alleys. hanging u mark 81
ii3, the best that the alley l.ls over
known.
Ludes started hanging up marks
early in the SEASON. He rolled i3s,
Nobody else touched that. 20 Ludes
put three more pins on the mark,
making tho record ifi; AMI vest -
day he sont that 10 the discard Mo-
body has yet been able 10 touch the
original 13S outside Of Louis. Tony
Moroii is sccond-high man with t3l.
Moroili tx also sccond-high In the
tcnpin game, in which Sick Palla-
dino b. tho titlohoidcr.
This weeks schedule IN the duck
pin learuc IT, as follows;
Monday-Hubbs W.. Light som-
pany.
Tuesdny-Forostors vs.. Bnxtors.
MISUNDERSTANDING Va. Cigar
company.
Thursday-Drummers vs.. Colts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06
BIC Ed WALSH BACK
TO STAY SAYS
CALLAHAN
Veteran Of Chicago American
League Club Performs with
all Old Time Skill and Fans
Give Favorable Judgment.
my leased Wire 20 Evening HcrnId.l

thN ht'NNN WIN " AN'hNha AFfNfh
Chicago, July 6-"Rig Ed Walsh
10 back 60 stay was the comment
today oter the Performance OF the
veteran pitcher % the Chicago Amcr-
lean league club who yesterday start
I'D his first game OF the 1914 season.
Walsh pitched seven innings, hold
ing ne cleveland battcrs TO three
hits. He struck out five and gave
three bnsss ON balls before givins
way To a pinch hitter. In the sew
enth-thc last inning he piiched-he
retired the side On strikes So inn
pressed was Manager Callahan with
the showing OF the big pitcher that
he that Walsh hcneeforth
would take his regular turn on the
mound.
"He looks AZ good as ever" Gala
htn asserted. HE displayed his old
time speed and seems 20 have re
gained control"
The white sox. who have wor
fourteen Of the last sixteen games
arc tied with Vaccination for third
place. and are only four gamcs be
hind Philadelphia. the leaders.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06
MOTORCYCLE RACES
SCHEDULED JULY 10

The Albuquerque Motorcycle club
will hold n ace meet at Traction
park Sunday afternoon. July 10. The
card will be confined to two-wheel-
crs. according to present plans. There
We're no motorcycle races at he
track yesterday. when Parson Brown
defeated Harry Wheeler two out OF
three. Brown drove a Pierce-Arrow
and Wheeler n Lozier. Browns fast
est time was 1854 over five miles.
lie made one lap on the half-mlie
track In 81 seconds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

Denver. Juiy-The state supreme
court today announced that rs
monthly decision day had been post
poned TO Wednesday. July s. This
will be the last decision day before
the summer recess and findings IN
a number OF important cases are eS-
poctod.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

There Is an opening ahead for n
club that might come along at q
brisk, steady canter AID stick To "a
fairly consistent pace. But In neith-
or league IS there any such club 10
slpht-back Of the two leaders.
They have shown themselves able TO
drift along and then beat the life out
OF any contender that edges up ton
hcar. The Giants were first passed
by Pittsburgh. and then by Cincin-
natl. They beat both clubs three
straight when the showdown came
to "a head.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06
Jumps % Indianapolis Tcd-.

Indianapolis, July 6.-Pitcher a J.
McConnaughcy, q highlander draft
ed by the Chicago Americans two
years ago and sent 60 the 81. Joseph
club Of the Western league, signed
today with the Indianapolis Federal
league club. McConnaughcy refused
60 report Co tho 81. Joseph club this
spring.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06
LINING EN- OUT


In spite Of the fact that the world
champions are not In M too COM
Portable a position. II is now a fairly
~self-evident fact hat the Athletics as
well AZ the Giants must collapse or
fan back into a most unexpected
slump to find anything heading them
OFF by October.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

Phone !. Red Barn. 81 W copper
fOr irst-class hacks and carriages.
w. L. Trimble A. Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06
Columbus. 1; indianapolis, q.

Columbus 900 600 o1o-l 4 }
Indianapolis ..0Ot ESQ gOx-4
Batteries; Taylor and Smith; VII
lie and Blackburn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

Second game; u " f.
brooklyn .....00O coo 0Og-0 q I
BOSTON .......OiO o cox 4 o
batteries: Allen and McCarty;
Crutchcr aud Gowdy,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

Baltimore 500 O22 900 . s.
BROOKLYN ....52O poo t2x-iO i6 o
batteries. Suggs. Nount. Hughes
Wilhelm aud JRcklitsch, BotAher;
Marion and owens.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

something must De wrong in B1s-
ton when the fans root Iris speak
err. who is receiving Sis,5GO this
year. During a recent double header
with the Athletics at Fenway PARK,
the crowd got after speaker IN msr-
.cl,ees fashion. Every time he came
t. the BAT ana failed Ia make a nit
he was hootcd. Speaker. who had
not been hitting with his usual sNill,
los his head completely and ms he
wnikeG out To ccnterfieid each tirc
he made gestures ana faces az the
crowd The TAM In the open starts
kent up their sroans and ~ra'enils all
throush the scrios. until spcakcr was
sporting Iifo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
InuIs,iIIc. 5. Cle,eIand. ..

Louisville 100 0t0 600 OO3--5 ? l
Cleveland zoe 600 600 01o-3 3 0
batteries; Lcverott, Toncy and Sow
eroid; Hotter, Beck, George and BIZ
lings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

In the history Of %pugilism has a class
been - barren OF near-champions.
Tho negro stands supreme, The
crown is his until he retires.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

Johang Evens in the role o. iit-
tie ~-nLocenoe; lie wanted Go know
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06


The major league clubs this year
an eastern critic asserts. are affected
hy "A defiance OF ordinary club disci-
piIne. "PlayeFs are doing pretty
much as they choose 1t is stated.
"becauso Of the unusual conditions
prevailing. Weakened managers
fear 10 punish them. for they might
iump to the Federals. That is one
reason why the quality OF baseball
In the National and American leagues
| this year Is below the standard"
In one OF his weekly articles Chief
Meyers devoted a column and n hall
to base-steaiinE. when did the
chief ever steal n hase2
Announcement Is made that the
Olympic games Of 1890 will be held
IN Budapest. This will annoy thou
sands who have made other plans for
that year.
Wlibcrt Robinson has signed a
contract TO n the BROOKLYN
Nations for three more years. There's
another glution for punishment for
you.
Marsan's latest proposed jump Is
20 Cuba.
Reader wants 90 know n Il II pos
slble for a team TO make six hits In
one inning and not score a run.
Chicago sox can't do -it-that h.
make six hits In one inning.
Nevada congressman whose daugh'
ter was married "a Walter JohnEos
now stands some change to become
known nationally. rs the way wha.
was his manner
Paris newspa pers say Moran "
allowed to stay 90 rounds BY John
son IN order 10 fatten up tho moy
ms pictures.
Frankie has ceased to be a hop
and r. now merely an alsC-M0ran.
Tooking over the list 81 whit
hone" candidates today we don't I'm
a single entranb who promises 20 de
) veiop into a champion. Never befor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06
FEDERAL LEAGUE

kansas city, a; Chicago. 4.
Il. n. T..
Kansas city ..OiO coo 02i-t ~
Chicago ..A..OgO 00t 0OO-1
batteries; Packard and Easterly
LANCE and Wilson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

In the same "A the Mackmen
have crushed all opposition by Wash
mEton and Detroit when these two
clubs began 10 assume a threatening
attitude or make threatening ges-
lures. IL isn't the best ihi3g In the
world for general baseball interest
TO have the same two clubs swabbine
up the field year after year. But
the same two clubs have no inten-
ton 81 dropping back through mere
p~oaiteness with that world series kale
rcposlng at the end OF the journey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06
Agenl for wcIcr Gas EngIncs

y. y. WOLkING. ifa W. Copper Ave.
Res. phone l52sM. Orricc phone no
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

Never such Do collection OF blnglcs
hs were u%nhmiionod at tho Polo
grounds last Monday had funs seen
before. In the double header BROOK
lyn and New York made % hit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

S
MONDAY. July Q.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

philadelphia, Z; New NOrk, >.
First game; r. u. T..
Philadelphia ..O10 O3O 0O0-i ~ 1
New York ....tO0 O01 O0S-6 10 2
Batteries; Madison and kiitifcr;
Frommo. Wiltse and Meyers, atcLcan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06
lnrnnkI,n. D. no.lon. 3.

HffNkTNH, y TU@I"Hi -
First game. u II. T..
Eruuklyn .. .0O0 iN0 000-i /
Boston ...... COS o 00S-3 10 o
batteries: Pfcffcr and Fischer;
Rudolph and Oowdy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

Manager Birmingham. Lorry La
joie, Doc Johnson, joe Jackson. Ncan
Gregg. Bill steen. Fred Carisch and
Fred Handing are the automobile
owners ON the Cleveland team. Too
much automobiline Is being blamed
by Cleveland fam for the present
failure of the team.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

Dcn't know exactly what y WRONG
IN Boston, but n Is apparent tntt
Speaker Is IN wrong IN Boston.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

"vnla whips if0oo men" yclps a
headline. HIN. Send him to Paris.
lie seems 10 be the best white hope
Ia sight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

vny hu was hnnishod the otlot dat
after ceiling Umpire Rislcr "a ist.
D cad.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

can't blame nostonians much, any
how. Have q right To expect inflat-
cd batting average 20 balance inflated
salary. Management certainly didn't
expect fans 90 u-rn out 20 admire
Speakers beauty.
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YESTERDAYS U

National League.
Cincinnati q; g. Louis. o.
Chicago. 3; Pittsburgh, g.
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After reading numerous tcstimon-
inls this conclusion 10 forced on ono
that pcnnnnts nrc won on "a diet OF
c~uca-dopa and tobacco.
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WILLIAMS OFFICIALLY
EPRIVED OF JOB
fBy Leased Wire to Evening BcraId.I

Washington. July 6.-Formal an
nounccmcnt Of tho resignation of
George Fred Williams as minister u
Greece and Montenegro was made
late today az the state department.
Want a maid7 A Herald want al
win find her for you.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

one consolation for Barney Drcy'
fuss "a regards Marty O'Toole; Tn,
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81. Louis AZ indianapolis.
Baltimore al brooklyn
Pittsburgh az Bunalo
Kansas city at Chicago.
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The Feds have a restaurant q
nate and a baker among thor back
ors. but what they really need h. a
soup-maker 90 keep their hands
clean.
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Alrdome has boon showing movie
drama called Home Run Bakers
Double" Ike Isamlnger wants %
know how they held him to a double.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

The costliness OF bases on balls
was forcibly shown IN a Detroit-Bos-
ton game recently. The Tigers made
Is hits to Boston's Z, but lost. The
Detroit pitchers gave 10 bases on
balls. same being a prominent OFT
SCI 10 the hitting discrepancy.
Branch Hickey says ne will be
pleased 10 finish 1nvNbess ABOVE last
TiBce. That's whore the Browns
wound up last season.
When ~soft-soapers congratulate
Hickey on rubbing elbows with
champs and pennant contenders ne
dryly Inquiries: How many games
are We away from lest placer
Ralph Capron has moved on from
New York. The Yankees could find
no place for "a player who wns 1
strong enough for Baltimore. II they
had. 81 would hayo been a fearful
confession.
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81 Louis al Washington
Detroit at Philadelphia.
cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston
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Federal League.

Federal League.
Chirago. 2 Kansas city, 1.
81 Luuis, g; indianapolis, 8.
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!: SPORTS
Baseball.
GAMES TOMORROW


National League.
New York at Pittsburgh
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Announcement Is made that m
Olympic games OF 1890 will be hei'
In Budapest. This will annoy thou
sands who have made other plans 70
that year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-06

In one Of his weekly articles chic
Meyers devoted a column and n hal
to b~ase-steaiing. when did tn
Chief ever steal n hase2
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Marsan's latest proposed Jump is
20 Cuba.
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wiibcrt Robinson has signed q
contract TO manag the nrooklyr
Nations for three more years. There
another %glution for punishment foi
you.
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Reader wants 10 know n II h pos
slble for a team 20 make six hits q
one inning and not COR a run
Chicago sox can't do ~it-that Il
make six hits In one inning.