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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-12-16

Former Ambassador Myron I.
Herrick says it cost him S4OO, ,OOO
to hold down his job In Paris,
but President Wilson has sue
ceeded in finding another to &C.
cept the position, although the
new man does not hail from
South Carolina, nor is he the
editor of county newspaper
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-12-16
With Russia offering 81 cents

With Russia offering 81 cents
a pound for cotton and Germany
90 cents it is about time for the
Federal government to wake up,
and put ships to sea to carry to
those people the cotton they
need, and bring back to US the
money we need. It does not
matter to US whether the ships
are obtained by subsidy, purch-
ase, hire, or confscation, get
them now.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-12-16

plants; and yet, with the ware.
houses packed with cotton and
our farmers beng pressed with
debt, nothing is done BY our
benefcient government to help
Why?
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-12-16

ton. If there is any possible
way to prevent a special cleo
tion, and at the same time sat-
isfy the demands of the people
the legislature should find that
way, and leave for future legis'
latures the correction of mis-,
takes.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-12-16

Charleston is undergoing a con
siderable agitation over the
water question, it was thought
generally that water is a second
arv consideration in the city by
the sea.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-12-16

The ,uinins That Does Not Affect The Head
e.c.use of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA-
TIVE BROMO OUININEis is better than ordinary
ouiu;ue and does no: cause nervousness nor
r;ngit9 in head Remember tie full name ana
iooE for the signature Of E. W. GROVE. zse'
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-12-16

cover.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
LEVY FIXED
At 10 MILLS FOR
THE CITY
Two Mills for the County E,
Board Compelled to Raise
Money for Several Pressing
Reasons.

The school lcNy for ia1l wits liked
1y the board uf education llsl night
ut o. mills toI th- yitN mills
for the county. The . mili- Is Ton
the county high aoIooi.
Tho 80 mills levy is higher bs .
mills han last years bat BE- is uu-
der the limit prescribed hy law The
board nccds money To- pay tpr the
high school furniture and for 20 sink
uR fund CT 500. 600 Go Dc created to
Tails, up bonds which Will mature lea
even years The increase is ALSO
brought about by q drop of 500. 600
% city assessments
The night school started last ear
as au experiment Will be- continued.
10 wll reopen the hrst Monday lea
November
The board raised the tuition fuf
pupils below the high school to 50.
Dc formerly was 1l.5 und $3.50 Tn,
50 VIII cover tho actual expenses 90.
their education. it ls said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
MEN WANTED
BY TWO CITY
DEPARTMENTS
COen Speaks Up for Fire Force
Hammond and Gibson Insist
That Additional Cops Are
Necessary,
COLLECTIONS HAVE
SWELLED CITY FUNDS

Nycd OF now ntcmcu and police
men were urgcd ON the city council
last uight 90 e. special meeting called
To pass on bills and accept the now
ur, engine because of the special
character of the session. the question
OF culargiuR the departments was
not acted uu.
Alderman $ D. Cocu head uf the
lire committee. said that two more
mon were needed at once. and that
ten new mon should Doe trained Geo
answer second alarms Geo make the
department what BE- ought To- nc.
Aldermen Hammond and skinner
said more policemen we're needed
worse than more bremen In answer
to "a question, chief uf Police Nc
Milin said mat his department was
in pressing need Of at least q desk
sergeant for duty az the station
nous, nights.
Mayor Boatrisht received the sug
gcst.ou tor more hrcmcu with
marked disIByot "lt seems tu me
the Urc department has been treated
extra good, he said
Mr Cucu Insisted th1t 30 % big lirc
occurred dt the present time the de-
plrtmcut couldut turn out enough
men to handle it
Albuquerque has boz proportion.
double the hrc protection that TULSA
4 Okla. with s6. 600 population. hu-,
sand the mayor.
Council formally accepted the new
engine. after Councilman Co,u had
reported that the apparatus had
stood more than every test that
could uq suggested by chic. Klein
cog The tire board TN, ,lts viii pas
600 on the engine 900 once, o. give
j two notes for Sl.UOU each, one tu bc
paid Boo sIN months and IN, other iu
Ia year The new engine goes 60 the
tcntral company and the old one go
th, Highlands The two cugiucs are
Go be covered by %iusyraucc. which
viii be divided lmoug several lire
insurance companies Dog The FIRE
board
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
No STOMACH PAIN
CAS-, INDIGESTION
IN FIVE MINUTES
.PalcS Diapcp,iu" T. tuo only Real
stomach Regulator huuNu.

"Hcay l.ca pat bad s,oma.Hs 400
order scaIIy does overcome l1ui-
.g,stau. a. pep-ia. gas. heartburn Do
sourncss ia five mluutcs-t just
that masses Iap-s uiapcps,u thc
.Idracst selling stomach regulator 400
Inc world II Nhat yuH oa' tcfmcnta
into %stubboru Jumps ,ou pclHu ats
and cructatc oar, Uudir,strd fool
and acid. head is dizzy ala a.hc-.
breath loui toHguc coated 5our in-
sides allied with bile and indiaostiolc
wastc. remember tho umc 'rape o
DlapepslE' come. BOO contact with tHc
stomach an such distress vlnishes.
|its truly astonishing almost mai-
elous, and the Jos is Its harmless
ness.
a laree ufts-aeut case ~ rapea
Dlapopsla wal s.to yoa hundred
dollars worth oI Satisfaction or your
-drusglst hands YOU yuuf money htck.
It's worth its weight Jos gold Go men
ana Women who can't get their sium-
lachs regulated. 90 bvionss u your
home should always ny hcpt handy
in case uf "a -.ob. soar. upset stomach
! during the day or 90 nlsht IT'S the
quickest -urest and most harmless
stomach regulator i1 Inc world
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
RAYN0LDS VOIDS
NOTE v TO
HALT PROSECUTION

Promise 90 have criminal prosecu-
tion Of a case dropped Is not proper
consideration To- give for "a note and
m0Itsago. according go ruling Dr.
judge Reynolds in tho district court
yesterday. in the case 81 Mrs Mary
r. Duncan against T.. ". Htll ana
Mrs. Cora I'm The court found that
the consideration given Tor the note
and mortgage on which Mrs Duncan
sued wac her promise TO cnd proseeu-
tion OF "a case pending against Hlil a.
tht time and the securities we're held
Go be void,
judge Reynolds held ths. defend
ants had not held personal prop
crty which Mrs Duncan tried 90 re-
pleVin, and ordered that defendants
be given immediate possession Of the
property.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
NEXT WEEK WILL Be
MASONIC WEEK IN
ALBUQUERQUE
Large Attendance Looked for
by Local Grand Lodge Of
ficers at Sessions of New
Mexico Grand. Bodies.
SESSIONS WILL BEGIN
ON MONDAY MORNING

ON Monday. October 10. viii begin
open Masonic Wcph m Albuquerque
and during tie week ail 81 the New
Mexico Masonic sr1nd bodies viii
hold their annual sessions iu Mason
ic temple. an railroads nave made "a
rate ct ono and unp-ufth fare for the
ltourd trip go A-lbuIu,rluc from Sew
Mexico points. and Grand Secretary
A. A. Keen said This morning that "a
large attendance uIehj bee looked for
Last year the annual Masonic gath
criul was held boz Roswell with a
|IHraer attendance than ever before.
aad AR keeu Indicates that the
steady growth in attendance at each
succeeding annual gathering is likely
TO continue this year
An outline propfam announcement
shows the schedule OF meetings for
the week ds follow
The grand lodgo viii convene az
the Masonic temple West Central aV-
euuc Monday, October 30, at 10
O'Clock "a m.
Tuesday eveniuc. october 20. ca
COMPLICATION Of dsgr,cs. 1880 %. M.
The scottish Rio club viii give am
entertainments len ,tr Masonic temple
immediately following the special
meeting M Temple lodge. al which
Hon Richard a. Hanna, J2d-desrcc.
honorable deputy ot the supreme
council for Sew Mexico ,.ll deliver
an address
A cordial invitation is cXtended tu
AN Master Mason aud it is the de-
sire Of me club THAI 500 who possibly
can. win attend
Wednesday. o,,uurr 90 The cios-
ing session Of tho strand lodge
Thursday. October - the grand
chapter will hold its annual convo-
cation iu the Ma-nui. temple 90 10
o'clock a. m.
Thursday october az. the
RIO Graudc happier 80 4, and PHI
grim commander. so. g. VIII jointly
entertain Masons and lads friends
at the Masonic temple. 90 y O'Clock.
Reception ards and dan.lug
Friday, october 1885, the grand COM
mandory viii hold It's annual CON
claNe W the Masonic temple az ia
o',logk a m
Tho commando cor Representative
or caah commander, VIII repor' Ca
the committee .u credentials ucai
the grand recorders deck. prcredirp
the opening 20 VIC grand command.
,rt.
Tho knighia 100 attendance VIII up-
pear lu rull Tsmplpt uniform ~
knights iu good stand.us arc invited
io attend AND WIll Doc cordially vol.
CONT,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
pruNrs, clNNor ~ cunEp

hy local upHI. itiOus as they cannot
reach the deceased portion of the car
There is uuls one way Co cure deaf
ness. % tnlt is by constitutional
remedies Deafness b. caused hy am
iuil3mod .un of the mucous I'm
ing of the Eustachiau Tube When
this tube g. Iuhamcd sou have a
tumnliug sutlud or Imperfect hearing.
and when b. Beg entirely closed. Deaf
ness is the result. and unless the I'M
Illumination can zoe taken out and this
tube restored geo its normal condition,
hearing Wll Ice destroyed forever.
1iuc cases uut Of ten are caused hs
Catarrh. which il nothing 0ut an he
famcd cuuu.t.un OF The mucous sur
faces.
We Will esc Onc Hundred Dollars
for any case ur Deafness t.aused by
catarrhl lHat cannot bc cured by
Halls CatJrrh cure. Send for elr-
rIlars, FREQ.
r. J cheney d co Toledo. ohio.
sold by gists. 75c.
Take tisIi. Family Pills for cons,l,
patton.
Eye trouhIc-Sce VAnn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13

Herboth. painting. paperlng. lioSJ

IIcrboth. painting. paperlng. 1891
Fees candy store delicious hot
~cholocatc. SOC.
Mattcueei. Palladino 4 co. FOR best
groceries ana meats. Phone 49,.
Horse shocing and hlacksmithing.
j.. Kuthcr q co. Phone SIS.
pr James n. wrotn returned today
from @ professional trip 90 El paso.
Herman SchNcizcr Of the Harvey
system has returned from a ten days
business trlp To- the coast,
e. A. Kistlcr uf k,stlor Coiister
q Co. has returned from q brief bus-
iness ,rip to SAINT Re.
c. G.. Murray of Pittsburgh. pa. re-
ecitcr for no New Mexico Central
railroad. Is 10 the city
Nh. and Mrs Charles a spiess OF
Las Vegas are visitors ia A@lbuuucrlue
TODAY
". n Brown. district SANTA Re
traffic agent, is in the city from ~
Pasp today.
G g.. Ecum OF El Paso. "a distract
organizer for the Moose lodge, Zoo
The .ity today
Born. 600 ar and Nr- T.. BEN
nett 1909 South Fourteenth street, "a
daughter. Monday. uatohcr o.. 1914.
Mr.. Edward ]Strumquist OF san
Francisco t boo thc ei. the gucst of
Mrs j. s. S~trumqulst.
DR. T.. O.. Bicc is iu Santa Zee toda
attending q meeting 90. the state
Board %! Medical Examiners which
/ began yesterday.
Triple Link Hepc1un lodge 80 10
viii hold "a r~egular meeting teusht
az 30 iu odd Fellows hall a fu!l
attendance De- desired
The small son OF Mr and Mrs. Roy
A.. Stamm suffered Il broken leg yrs-
terday Afternoon fesulting from "a Tall
While swinging ou a gate
Justice Frank ". Parker of the
state supreme court was in the lily
,his morning on his way 60 Santa Pc
from Las Cruces.
tnltcd States District Attorue}
Summers Bur&hart lets his morning
tor santa Fo where ledoral court .s
iu session
Walter A. conuel, OF The Bond.
Council sheep company lrit INA
morning Tor santa BE- on ID business
trip.
Mrs A. scott K1ishi % her tN,
son icil last night for Oswcgo. Sew
YniK, ormer home pf the family
where the, viii make their hone
Miss Grace smith and Miss Jessi'
Craig OF Roswell left Tor hume las
night alter spending the fair weoi
here Al guests 90 Mrs. james W
Chayes.
Fire chef Klein and Mrs MARY ID
Hlassi of Old Albuquerque viii b.
married this afternoon Tho ccre
mou5 D. 10 be- performed 40 the hnn'
pf Mrs. De Biassi oy Justice GeoTs'
A. erals. con aeoouu OF illness 10
ATS DE Blassi's family the Wrddtui
alll be simple, with only close friend
and relatives present.
John W. Corbett OF Mountainai
and q. g. Farley of Estancia lett 10
their homes this morning la STA Far
les automobile after d visit OF sSF
crai days here. Nj. Farlcs hal
,hatge OF the Torrance County De
tci0pmcnt association exhibit a. thI
state lair The plcS 81 this cNhioi
was sent eco the International "a
farming consrcss az wichita. Kansas
Max Chavez. an Alameda saloon
keeper, was arrested yesterday D.
Deputy United states Marshal J. q
Galusha. chargcd win selling nquo
10 an indian lie gave bond for hi
appearance before Judge Pope in "a
Ill federal court al santa Re. lie Ia un
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
TOM HUGHES ENERGY
IATIEN~ THE TREASURY

Tho O0uu0l UIII &ttiNO, N uuar-
ferris bills due pgtonet H. This lott
Boo thc general fund si,sU,.-2. which
will be reduced Co about $500 hen
The warrant tor the fire cnglp, is
drawn today Tn, general .uud was
Increased since the last meeting ny
The cuorgotlc collection of @ls.cu.D. ay
CITY rirrE tIJahts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
THE WEATHER.

FORECAST; Tonight and
} Wednesday fair Not much
change in temperature. Local
} frost east portion tonight.
} ALBUQUERQUE WEATHER
} for the "a hours ended at 5
; O'Clock this mornlng
Maximum-13
Minlmum-33.
Range-iO.
At = u'cloCk-52.
East winds. clear.
Twenty PAGES.
} 4 rapo-w walk. 4 marblc-yault.
a caa-pace. a hCrsc-ny.
a turkcy-trot. \ regular-skate,
\ do-ranter. \ landslide.
} A cante-luupc 4 coW-sllp.
} \ hand-gallop An iu-step
a shecp-ruu a pleusurc-trip
} a hotei-hop a tca-dance.
4 ~hair-spr!ng. \ drunken
tramp.
} A salmon-leap 4 preamble.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13

saturday. u usutl Will no given
over ,u inc meeting coz the state
grand ludgo OF he Eastern star
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13

A lazy liver leads 20 chronic dys-
pepsia and constlpation-weakens the
whole systen poaus ReFulets (25c
per boxl ACT mildly on the liver and
bowels Al an drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13

der Indictment P1triro Trujllo. of
this ciiy, recently held Tor the federal
graad jury on the SAINT charge, gave
"a new bond yesterday for his apreat-
anec befurc Judge Pope.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
Millinery.

Complete line Of fashionable and
styles in millinery AIRS
Frank Doyle. 22i IS Edith So.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13

DHeareat accident iusuraure-nr
Thomas Eeleetrie Oil For burns.
s.tlda cuts and emergencies An
druggists SCH b. gaC and soc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13

0an Taa Jesus Btliado and Au-
tonic D.t.ls we're locked zap .u rHc
...nfs i1l and Che othrr- uerr
brought irom Gallup las, night by
DEPUTY ~her,u Corrlc6 and sheriff
Roberts uf M.klulcy eouutt. Ed
Hamilton and Antonio Chavez aro
.u, t'Iaa-d 1ootlcsgers among the
..IIHp rfo, inc third man lua D..
Davis being nsraed with ROBBERY ol
70 -rci-hl car
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13

is said 90 6c Bread la which easo
many people lean ON us Tor their daily
suatonance. They get % too-good,
pure, wholesome nourishmcut that h
appetiliug both in smell and taste.
our Bread. Rolls and niseu, are de-
oiarcd to bs delicious DIS an Nho cat
them. % you want 20 pleas. your
family and make thpm struur ana
healthy. use our Bread. ~ l- mot ne
dear us ia should he
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW


To SUBSCRIBERS
Il you fail 90 get your evening
paper, call
POSTAL TELEGRAPH
COMPANY. PHONE SO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
Eye troubIc-sce vann.

lEsc troublc-sc See vann.
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Want WILSON TO
APPROVE WAR TAX
DEMOCRATS THINK HIS APPROX
AL is NECESSARY TO PUT
THE BILL THROUGH.
Especially Ask Him to Endorse the
Three Per Cent Raise Proposed on
Freight Rates.

Washington. Sept 12.-IIouse demo
mrats want President Wilson apnrove
openly the proposed three per cent
tax on freight bills before a war
revenue bill carrying that proposition
is introduced. That the force of his
approval is necessary was agreed up.
on today by the administration.
Majority leader Underwood. chair
man Of the house committee preparing
the measure, decided today to no d up
the bill until the presidents return
from New Hampshire next week. after
he and other democrats had conferred
with Secretary NcAdoo and Post
master General Burleson. The pos;,
master general it was said, assured
Mr.. Underwood the president would
endorse the plan openly when he re
turned to Washington
lnsistence of democratic leaders
upon an official expression from the
white house was based it was salc.
upon desire not to assume an re-
spousibility for the freight tax on the
face Of lively opposition from MANY
democrats in congress which gained
SO much strength today taat peti.
ton for a party caucus was circulated.
Some southern and western congress
men still insist that the subject is one
for a caucus even if the bin Is intro.
duced bearing the presidents an
prevail.
Those who oppose the freight tax
insist that the party should tax lux
uries ana not directly or indirectly
affect The price of necessities, par
ticularly food products T9ey VIII
urge increase Of fifty cents a barrel
on beer, 10 cents a gallon on spirit
Gus liquors 20 cents a gallon ON wines
and an undecided tax on cigarettes.
In addition it is proposed TO renew
the effort to raise the income tax ono
ha'f Of one per cent without altering
the exemption figures. The previous
pronosal disapprovod by President
Wilson. would have reduced the Go-
urc for taxable incomes from $4,000
to $4,000 An automobile tax WIN also
be urged and an inheritance tax Of
five per cent. From these sources it
Is estimated an annual increase Of
S1o5000o00 will be forthcoming.
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BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York o-8, Philadelphia 10.

Philadelphia, Sept. 12.-Philadelph;a
and New York took turns in shutting
out each other today. the home team
winning the first game / to 0 and the
visitors the second to 0. Alexander
was almost invincible in the first.
Vanguard was also effective. except
in the fifth inning. Then Byrne sim
gled and was caught going to third
on Paskert's single. The latter took
second on the play and scored the run
which decided the game on Martins
double. In the second contest Fromme
prevented Philadelphia from getting a
hit until two men were out in the
eighth inning, when Marshal singled.
Cravath added a double in the ninth.
Score-F'irst game:
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CARE FOR REFUGEES.

Washington. Sept Commander
r. r. Belknap and Surgeon Kari Ola.
ncsory of the cruiser Tennessee and
Lieutenant V. D. Horbslcr of fine
cruiser North Carolina, who went
with those ships on the relief expedi.
ton to Europe. have been detached
and detailed as assistants to ljeuteH
ant Commander Walter r Gherardi,
naval attache to the American em'
bassy in Berlin. They wil aid in the
care of refugees and in arrangement
for their transportation to the United
States.
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Buffalo, Sept 12.-Chicaso beat
Buffalo both games OF a double head.
er today c to 1 and to L. President
james A. Gilmore of the Federal
league pitched the first bali Of the
openin. game and Senator John T.
Malone opened the second. Manager
Richard Carroll OF the Butfalo team
announced that he had signed for next
year Ray Caldwell of the New York
American league.
Score-First game: r. II. e.
Chicago. .402 geo 000-6 Is 2
Buffalo 600 600 COL 4 2
Hendrix and Block; Ford Moran
and Blair, Lavignne.
Second game r. ii E.
Chicago goo 040 00-4 q
Buffalo -. ....100 100 00--2 5 0
LANCE, Hendrix and Wilson; Moore,
Kreupp and Blair.
Called end eighth, darkness.
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two games from Chicago today to 4
and to O. 1t was Chicago's last APP
pearance on the local grounds KANT
lehner held the Cubs to three hits IN
the second game. Only two Chicago
runners reached third base.
Seore-First game; r. II. +.
Chicago 900 000 004-f II 3
Pittsburg ..00f 600 01x-5 2
Lavender, IIageman and Archer
Adams and Coleman.
Second game: II. II. f..
Chicago. 900 600 O00-Q l
Pittsburg .00l coo 12X-f 9 Q
Humphreys, Cheney and Bresnahan,
Archer; Kantiehner and Coleman.
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Brooklyn Z. Boston 3.

Boston, Sept. Brooklyn won the
first game of the series from Boston
today to 3, after the home team APP
parently had the game won. AS a re-
SUIT, Boston's lead over New York de-
creased half a game. An error by
James, together with Cmshaw's triple,
gave Brooklyn the winning tally in
the ninth. Boston scored three in the
fifth on two errors, base on balls
and a single. In the eighth, two sin
giles "A double and Maranvlle's error
gave Brooklyn three runs
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TAX ASSOCIATION MEETS.

Denver Col, Sept. 12-The Ma
tional Tax Association today adopted
resolutions providing:
That congress be urged TO direct
the census bureau to publish state
ments Of expenditures. taxation. pub
lie debt and wealth for a selected
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Fromme, 4 Mayer, /; Marshall, 3.
Left on bases. New York, Z Philadel-
phia, ;. Hit by pitcher, by Mayer
(Snodgrass). Struck out, by Fromme,
3; by Marshall, 1. Wild pitch, Mar
shall Time, 1888.
Umpires-Hart and Rigler.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that theirs
viii be a Public Examination Of
Teachers at the Court House the 17h
and 18th days Of September A. H.
1914. to ascertain the professional
qualifications Of al persons desiring
TO teach in the Public schools of Gar.
land County.
DAVID A. CROCKETT.
County Examiner
9-13-2t
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South RIOT Springs.
Whittingtons.

The Boosters and Maiestics bowl
Monday night.
McCailnm averaged 1871 for three
games Saturday. His high score was
227 at ten pins.
Mrs. w. II. Grant bowled IFS and
1870 at ten pins.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Baltimore O.. indianapolis 81.

Baltimore, Sept r. Inability of
the indianapolis batsmen to hit ut OPP
perfume moments, coupled with SEN
sational fielding by Baltimore, gave
the home team a double victory to
day to and , to l..
Score: r. H. T..
Indianapolis. 0Ol 100 000-4 Z 0
Baltimore. OO3 O02 10x-G s /
Kaiserling, Billiard, Multin and Rar-
iden; Bailey and Jacklitsch.
Second game: r. II, r.
indianapolis. ...0Ol 600 o. 4
Baltimore ...010 0l0 x D
Moseey and Raridan; Suggs aad
Jacklitsch.
Called seventh, darkness.
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Cleveland 2. Louisville 5.
Columbus 6, indianapolis 4.
Minneapolis 5-2 Kansas City 1916.
Milwaukee s, st, Paul A.
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Detroit a. Chicano 2.

Chicago, Sept. II. Detroit made it
two straight from Chicago today to
2. Main replaced Reynolds with the
bases filled in the seventh and pulled
his team out of the hole.
Detroit. 900 220 000--i 3
Chicago 900 010 1902 10
Reynolds, Main and Stanage Wolf
gang and Schalk.
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INTERNATIONAL

Wilmington Del, Newark SIS, Bal
timore SIS.
Providence AZ, Jersey City 80.
Rochester al. Montreal %.
Buffalo 1876, Toronto 40
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ST. Louis 5. Cleveland 3.

st. Louis. Sept. 12.-Three bases OF
balls, an error and Austin's single in
the seventh inning gave st. Louis
three runs and a 8 to victory over
Cleveland today.
Score: r. II. h.
Cleveland. POO 0l0 O00-3 l
ST. Louis. ..001 001 30x-5 6 2
Haeerman, Morton and O'Neill;
Weilman, Hamilton, Baumgardner
and Agnew.
Washlngton-Pittsbu rain.