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Meade County news., 1914-12-31
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All the Sherlock Holmes siosies published ie
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The 'Last-minu,e" pictures Of the European
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The finest fiction written will appeat each week
10 shoH story and serial form.
Marx sullivans timely Editorials and widely
quoted Comments on cons'ess viii continue to be
an exclusive ieaiure.
Meade County news., 1914-12-31
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Meade County news., 1914-12-31

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Meade County news., 1914-12-31
Fall & Winter Needs

Here are needs for the season, the winter at hand
Our stock is assorted to suit the demand.
Materials for building, new work OF repair,
Estimates furnished figures all fair
Lumber, Of all kinds, seasoned and dry,
Under cover its found when you come to buy.
Mill stuff reliable, here will be found
BEST grades Of shingles lasting and sound
Every need in the way Of doors sash and blinds
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&
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Look up this place for all of these needs,
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Meade County news., 1914-12-31
Memoirs of
Napoleon
In Three VohnmeS

This man caused the last
general European war
His personal memoirs, written
by his secretary, Baron DE
Meneval, are full of the mosr
! absorbing incidents, especially in
view Of the present great Euro
pean struggle.
Just hundred years ago, his ambi-
ions bathed the Continent in sea of
blood. France alone, under his leader
ship, fought Germany, Russia, Austria
Italy, and Great Britain--aHd zroe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25
THREE STATE RECORDS
SMASHED IN TRIALS

The morning was given over 10 pre-
liminary trials I'm the 100, go and
it0-ysrd dashes aud the i2O-yard
high and the 32U-yard low hurdles.
Althugh there were some SURPRISES la
each OF these, dark horses" scoring
heavily, the main surprise was that
state records for high schools were
broken In every event except the hun
dred. This was very slow, the best
time of the three trial heats being
IL Id seconds. Local men have done
better than this ia practice, but
seemed to play iu hard luck today.
The first OF he vents was the 100,
the heats unuing as follows.
Friday. santa re, first. Huguc. Ar
tesla. second time, IA 4-5.
Aydelott Roswell fret, Mann. Al
buquerque. second time, n SO.
Mcconnell. Roswell. first. earle,
Artesla, second time, II t-5.
Thackeray and Mann. the stars of
the local high school team. had hard
luck, drawing "a Oft track. Perry,
the other man u' the local sprint
team. was disqualified for crossing out
OF his lane.
Thackeray. huNrtc or, retrieved hlm-
self in the high hurdles. going the
ago yards without dropping "a barrier
and la the fast time OF 20 I-5. Mhat-
ley OF Roswell rui secnud iu this
heat. other men l1 place were. Era
ui Roswell, Jackson OF luUumCarl
earle of ArtesiH nd GeFhart ot Tu-
cumcari This event lies between
Thackeray. who cat his field fully
i've yards Erb. VINO finished easily
FIRST, and Carrie Who did not extend
himself 10 make 90 Tear nrst iu 20 i-5.
The iAO was run last, and the best
time was 80 a. When IL D. cunsid-
cred that last years best Was 81 go
u b. easily seen hat the race has
been improved. haca, q touJcd won
der from Beieu, Hth an alleged s5-
second record l.T the distance got
only second in h- neat, hut NAV not
have extended himself. Armio and
Perry. two of the local entries over
ran thomselsct Iu The first goo Yards
ana quit kemptnlch, captain Of the
local team, pHm.IS fought his way
60 second place Boz hia heat and could
have done better Those placed for
the hnais are Davis and Farnsworth.
Of Roswell. kcmptuich, of A|lhuauer-
que, Hogue. OF Artesla; Ritculs. of
I~ucumCari, Feather % Artcfin. Ross.
Of santa Re, simmons. OF Helen. and
Pollard, of santa re.
T~hackeraY made a beautiful race
Of the low hurdlps running lt ln aa
nat. The time list year MAS az sec
ouuf. Aydelott uf Roswell qualified
In this heat and larle on Arteaa won
the second in equal time. apparently
with easel thouRh hardly ln form
This afternoons race was conceded
10 be between he and Thnckeray.
simmons of Rcien followed him In
running p%rettilY but without ths
stride that placed the Artesla man In
the lead. Davis Of Roswell and Ii.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25
SAINT BERNARD
MONKS IN SERIOUS
FINANCIAL STRAITS

Geneva, switzerland. April 2l-The
saint Bernard monks gave shelter
aud food 10 nearly 900 persons last
yenr The average voluntary Coutri-
button dropped into the box at the
gate was equivalent tu two cents q
person. The monastery finds itself in
financial difficulties and the chapter
Is considering whether 10 fixed charge
must not be made In the future for
the rich travellers who visit the mon
astcry during fine weather. stuN or
the Weekend and drop q franc Or Two
into the box in payment for them
selves and chauffeur for "a days
Keep.
The monks have carried on their
charity Tor nine centuries without
asking any visitor go pay Thcy ruyc
been able Go do 80 Dos the Income
from lands vested boo the monastery.
But during the last ten years the cost
Of cNcrything has one up about 90
pei cent while rentals have remained
stationary.
" hope 90 continue. SAYS the
Abbot BourEeuis the head OF the
chapter. 'Hiflug irue hospitality as
we hove don s.uHr the eleventh Gene
jury hthuugh U the burden becomes
too he1i' tpr uII means vr shall up
Obliged To- charge ID small sum much
arnin-l uur inclination and our urin-
ciplce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25
Tot Sold Booze
W Hhout Getting
a License

Disguised as "a plain citizen with a
thirst. officer A. = lIIhlcr went into
10. Totls store on North Third street
this afternoon and when he came out
49, Tot Went with him charged with
selling liquor without "a l~iccnse. NIB
Ter s1ys that Toti sold him % bottle
'of beer Tot has no license To sell
anything stronger than soda water.
tntl last March Toti held "a whole
~salcr'g license u expired "a that time
and was not renewed. At the present
term of court two cases IT alleged
Illegal selling. which Toti carried up
on appeal from the police court were
stricken from the docket. because the
principal witness FOR the state had
died.
Hibler wasn't recognized as a po-
liCemau when he went into Toti's
store this afternoon, because ne had
on an old suit OF street clothes. and
wore "a cap pulled down over his
eyes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25
Bernalillo County Court Is the
Busiest in State and Bust
ness Shows Constant and
Rapid Increase.
JURY DISMISSED AFTER
SIX WEEKS SESSION
Interesting Cases Determining
Important Points in Bust
ness Law Before the Court
at This Term.

The district court dismissed the jury
yesterday afternoon after "a six weeks.
session, -four Of which were taken up
Win ytNll cases. The district court iu
mis- county rs tue busiest In the statt
and though outside judges are ire
puentiy called IN 10 assist and the
court Is Boa almost continuous session.
% is stu Tar behind In It's business and
more Is constantly accommodating. Al
is apparent, well Informed lawyers
say, that " court business continue
70 grow In this county as Il has 10
the past few years some provision WI
nave 20 be made for AN additional
Judge. ds tho court az present hhs far
more business than any other judge
la tho state.
The cases now tried 6y u Jury arc
usually those Of considerable Import
hnce where large amounts are iu-
Nulycd. Tho parties 10 tho smaller
cases ordinarily waive jury triul tu
avoid the expense as parties demand
ING TRIAL hy jury are required To de
post f2i per day for eacn day uccu-
pied
Ia the term just ended. eleven rlyil
cases were tried and averaged two
days each the longest being the case
or Francisco I.ucCro b Moutryn agalas,
he Royal Insurance company. VIII %
TOOK six days Co try. one feature ~
the term Was the record made by .h,
local laN firm % Marion 4 Wood.
OF the ciNil cases tri,d. this nrm IS
ON o side or the other in six and
scored "a record OF unbrOkeu success
SEES. winning e. verdict for thpir client
In each case tried by them.
Two of these cases were OF cXCeu-
iiuual interest 60 bankers and mer-
'hants because of the business uriu-
tfuIrr announced. In the First M
tional Back 49, StoNor, the bank sued
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25
PERFECT DAY EOR ZIG
INTEIlSClIOLASflC MELT

The day was practically perfect 4
slight head wind on the straightaway
WA the only draw back. yer Sky
athletes were In attendance n ON
ing 20 the elimination trials held this
morning events went on with "a snap
and without vcXatous delays. several
state records were broken. Albu-
querque. al the close of the morning .
trials. was looked 90 TO make q place,
with Roswell and Tucumcari strOuE
competitors for first. II was thought
rather more than possible that the
locals would land second.
Artesia made O. strong fight, but
with only three mcn entered not even
such an all-aruund man as earle
could pull them up IN the crowds au-
tcipations.
a god crowd Was present. and,
thanks 20 Coach a. f.. Hutchinson of
the university, was kept on the held.
The meet. b b. thought. is "a great
success. not only from an athletic
standpoint bat because OF the utten-
ton II has drawn To h university.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25

kins of santa Re ran In the ordci
named la tho last heat.
The 22U-yard dash was prpttilA
run. Hogue Of Artcsia won the first
hCat Boo 20 i-5, aud Mcconnell of
Roswell did as we'll IN the second
Aydclott of Roswell and earle OF Az
tesla followed them In. The last heat
was tho best Mann Of Albuquerque
taking 10 tn 20 Hat. with simmons OF
Belcn a fighting second. Mann's race
showed him well Hs a candidate for
nrst hOnors in the finals.
The following committees arc Al
charge OF the various features OF the
meet.
fxtcutiye-Dr David r. Boyd
president 81 the university, II. u,
Hutchinson. athletic director: Mat.
tics NJ Higgins. captain, 4. y. NJ
track team, Leslie NJ Hardness. man
tiger L. y. NJ. track team.
Entertainment - Albert s Hunt
chairman; Fred NJ Calkins. John j
Emmons, Arno X Leopold. Earl y
Ilds. Laurence y. Lackcy. Has'iny q
" shields. George PiLney.
Program- Kenneth g. ~Bslcomhc.
Grounds-ira v Boidt chairman:
Frank - schunlebarger howard 5
BntemHn. Floyd Lee. Hay McCanna.
Advertising Lc Claire Murphy
William J. Higgins.
pance-MarN McFie. chairman,
Helen u. Iar1cs. Adelaide A. Shields
Dorothy Stafford, Treasure Hartmann,
olive Thomas. Irene Boidt, Mary W
Bright.
Tonight the visiting athletes viii b,
entertained at dinner. and the dinner
viii be followed by "a dance in, Rodey
hall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25

with the start of the second inter-
scholastic track meet under the aus
pieces of the University OF New Mex.
leo at Traction park hits afternoon,
with the pick Of the high school attn
letcs of the state competing. records
began to go To smash. Marks for this
state lnterscholastic events hung up
last year were lowered.
Albuquerque and Roswell teams sec.
sawed in the lead for the first three
events. the close OF the third event
finding them tied for nrst place with
points apiece. Artesia was next with
I points, Bclen had 3 points and San
ia Fo had . points.
Albuquerque won the first event,
the iO0-yard dash Grant Mann
sprinting in ahead In o. seconds. Hi'
time was throe-hfths ct "a second bet
ter than the record, made last year.
lie wun by a yard, and better time
would have been made if II hadn't
been for q 4tiu wind. Mcconnell ul
Roswell was second Iu the dash and
Aydclott ut Resell was third,
I'm the i2-puund shot preliminary
twelve boys qualified, clifford ana
chavez Of A"lbuquerquu being anon
them earle ot ArtcHiu hurled the shn,
3S feet. . feet . Inches better than
the mark made LAST year. Clinord
distance was 81 feet . inches. whien
gave him second in the prciiminarics.
and r.. Cartwright OF santa Fe, was
third with 80 feet 6 inches. Both dis
tances were better Than the state III
torscholastic record, which had stood
at SO feet inches.
In the half-mile run B~en scored
its ist point. kronig OF Belcn Won,
with "a mark OF 2:l9 40. The record
before he crossed the tape was
3.32 is. Davis OF Roswell was Sec
ond. and Feather 81 Artosia Was
third.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25

. A half hour after the prciim-
y mary putt, measurements dis
. closed the face that Mckinney
. of Roswell had beaten cart
. wright OF santa FL. which wiped
= out Santa FEES points. putting
Roswell In the lead with 10
= points. Albuquerque holding her
= eight.
. At the end OF the fourth event
y Albuquerque was boo front ana
= looked like the probable win
= ner. The standing then was Al
y b~uquerquc, 1874 points Roswell,
ei2is Artesla. Z. and Bclcn, O..
q The pole vault gave A%lbuqueT-
= que front place. CLIFFORD winning
= with a vault 90 . feet 8 inches.
. Mann OF Albuquerque and What
= Icy Of Roswell tied for second
= place. divided the points aud
. tossed Tor the silver medal Mann
y won the toss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25
Selig Is After
Author of
Scenario
Big Motion Picture Promoter
Says He Wants Some of the
Work Of New Mexico Prize
Winner.

w. n. Eelig, 2O-22 East Randolph
street, head OF the Selig Polyscope
company, one OF the biggest motion
picture companies In the United
states. who passed through Albu-
querquo this afternoon on his way 20
Chicago from The coast. says that he
wants 10 get in touch with Mrs. VIM.
n. Bartlett. writer of the scenario
which Won fifsi prize IN the state
exposition comuasalon's contest for
a motion picture play 10 present at
state building al the San Diego ex-
position. Mr. selig, who has operat-
ed extensively In New Mexico, wants
some OF Mrs. Bartlett's work, which
he thinks may Grove something new
In scenario production.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25
D. R. {. BALL NINE
To SHY ITS HAT
IN THE RING
Fast Team to Be Organized
from Wealth of Good Ma
terial; First TryOut Of Can
didates Tomorrow.

Baseball spirit h seethinF anon &
the athletic members OF the order OF
hallway Employees IN this city. There
b. a lot Of good material among them.
and IL b. 20 Dee moulded into a crack
nine.
noon candidates Tor the team will
turn out and extend themselves ln au
effort TO catch the approving eye 81
r.. W. Moore, The latter b. o%rganiZ-
ing the team.
There are something like 80 players
in the O.. r. T. ranks, and amOng
them are some Of the fastest amateurs
IN this city. when the nine i'
shaped up. 1t will be ready TO meet
all corners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25
BRITISH AMBASSADOR NOTIFIED
on ENGIdsHMAN'S ARREST

WaHhlnEtOn. April %. Secre-
tary Bryan said today that he had
notified Ambassador Spring Rice of
the reported arrest OF a British sub
ject at Orizaba. lie was one OF tho
twenty foreign railroad employees
nineteen of whom were Americana
arrested there. Mr.. bryan denied
the reports that these prisoners had
been executed, and stated that the
brazilian consulate mad Teen ap-
pealed TO for their release.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25

n you are Foing 70 tho mountains
be sure and take "a can 90 Weston
fcldH Hand Made Quality o cent
cigars with you. The can iusures
against breaking thcm. and also
Keeps them fresh. one dollar per
can For sale hy an dealers
HENRY WEsTERFELD. Manufsc-
turer, 200 West Central. Phone g4a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25

he would offer the services OF four
hundred mounted Indians 10 the gov
eminent In case OF War
kickapoO Indians Among RcfugeS.S.
Douglas. Ariz, April 25.-Among
h refugees who arrived here today
were several kicknpOO Indians, who,
although they are under the pr0tec-
ton OF the American government,
have been living In the Mexican state
of Sonora.
Forty-six foreigners from I'll Tigre'
sonora. are expected here tonight
Bishop G.. w. Liliywhitc has dispatch
ed a second messenger TO warn the
MOrmons of cOlonia Morelos To come
to the United states. The three thou
sand Mexicans thrown out of employ
ment by the closing OF the copper
mines at Cannnea viii be provided
with food free from the company
store as long as the supply lasts. The
managers Of the biz properties az
Cananea and Nacozagl say that they
expect that an understanding be-
tween the rebels and the United States
viii have @ reached by the end of
next week 10 that their foreign em-
pioyes now here will remain on the
border with the expectation OF an
early resumption OF work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25

This IL a mild form Of Indigestion.
Eat slowly, masticate your food
thoroughly and take n OF Cham
beFlain's Tablets Just after supper
ana Il may be avoided. For sale by
all druggists,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25
Three State Records
Smashed in Trials of
InterSchOldStic Meet

Perfect Day and Plenty of Rooters Combine to Inspire
Sixty Young Athletes from All Parts of New Mexico
In Second Annual State Spring Meeting Under Way
This Afternoon at Traction Park; Finals Promise No
table Records.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25

CHICAGO al Cleveland.
Detroit at ST. Louis.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25
GROCERS TAKE w
FROM THE F0RESTERS

The Grocers won two anne from
the Forcstcrs In the city handicap
league match hst night w the Drum
mcr alleys. High score 49, was
made los Busch Of the F0rcsters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25

Kansas City at Chicago.
81 Louis NJ Indianapolis.
Buhalo az Baltimore.
Brooklyn al Pittsburgh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25

GROUND on CANA inNnuve
feed Tor stnck aud poultry. 4 roud
spring medicine,
y. W TEE.
2f2-2ft-2fG " lead Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25

on 10 prumlssory note FOR s6.250 given
hy ~tutor Geo ". ~. G~Iilcuwuter ana
hy him solid aud endorsed to the bans.
~ WIS conceded that slower had u
good dcfouHU Coz the qotcs M against
CLEARWATER AVID Or She hank was ~.
, g~hhrrcihIe With notice OF that DEE
Tense when They took the note th'u
DO WIS not available against Them THO
note was CON % printed form lu use by
The dctln,t Nontczuwa Trust COM
uuuy. and contained a. clause that
'all parties hsreto aud an cndorsors
ngroe Tint this note NAV Doe oytcnde I
from time to time by auy ~ or more
of us without the knowledge or con-
sent of uuN of THE others " US
Mrs Marin Archchcqur has sued
her husband Ahenecio. Tor divorce ON
the ground ot abandonment The
couple married Boz 1898, and one
child, fte years old, Is the uult of
the union Tho husband deserted iu
1909. it Us alleged aud Be- now sup
posed Co he loo California
The defense contcudcd That bis
clause mndc the time of payment OF
the note uncertain. and that therefore
the Instrument was not 70 note iu the
sense that a paiNy purchasing 10 was
lea any bcttcr position thar the per
son tu whom 70 was given AftCr an
argument. taking the greater part 81
two days, this couteutiun was sus-
tanned hy the court ana "a verdict d.
rcctcd FOR Stovcr
Tho last case tried. Goldsmith Bros
w. Bachcchi a Giomi presented he
question as To- the effect Of "a proVis-
ion iu % check given in process Of
.fcttling "A disputed account that u
lin fun Of account Ia settlement
The parties hud agreed on "a settle
mcut Of their account and Goldsmith
was asked Tor "a receipt Ia full; bo
refused TO sign such 70 receipt. but
Instead made out a receipt that Il
was in fun except Heish account"
The defendants then made out their
check in the above form and gHyc %
To Goldsmith. who accepted it and
used u without further objection or
protest tie then sued to recover the
"Hoish account" The court held
that by accepting aud using the
check Ina this form they became
bound hy its terms and could not
thing more.
Judge Raynolds goes to santa Fe
Monday where he sits in the trial
of some cases IN which Judge Alb
bolt OF that district b. disqualified.
and upon his return To Albuquerque
VIII Immediately take up the trial
cases la which q Jury has been
Criminal Docket Cleared When Pris.
Oucrs Are sentenced.
with the sentencing 0i three con
NiCtod defendants. the criminal cases
on the docket were cleaned up by
Judge Hayuolds this morning. 4. j..
Burns, who passed 20 number OF
worthless small checks, was sentenced
10 serve from three and q half 90
four years Boo the ~puuitentiary. En-
ruuc S%tvedra, vine broke into the
Graham tailoring shop. was sentenced
te serve from ls months 20 two years
\ hNe.ycar sentence was suspended
In the case of Manuel Baca, charged
With FlIr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25

Bilious7 Feel heavy after dinner
Bitter faster Completion sallow ?
Liver perhaps needs waking up.
Doan's Resuiets for bilious attacks.
csc at all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE


At Philadelphia: New York phlla-
dclphia game postponed, rain,
Washington. Washington 81 Boston
game post poned rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25
FEDERAL LEAGUE


Games Postponed.
At Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh-B~ brooklyn
game postponed. wet grounds.
At Baltimore. Buffalo Baltimore
game postponed: rain,
Kansas CITY, =; Chicago, ..
score: n. n. r..
Kansas City 200 poo GOO II 2
Chicago lilo OtO lex ~ .
Batteries: Harris and Brown; Wat
son and Wilson.
~. Louis. q: Indianapolis. 3.
score: r. VI. y.
81. Louis .....0OO O02 OO2-4 $ 2
indianapolis leo t0O OiO-3 s .
Batteries Groom. Herbert nu1
Hartley; Mosely and Tcxter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25
Today's Baseball Scores
NATIONAL LEAGUE

game postponed. rain.
Pittsburgh: st. Pittsburgh
postponed. rain.
Cincinnati, ~. Cilicngo. q.
Cincinnati ....aO3 600 g20-la ~ 2
Chicago 900. 900 ole 600 9 4
BatnAHies: Davenport and Clara:
nahan.
brooklyn. a; BOSTON, u.
Score: n. ~ r..
brooklyn .....Oi0 COS OOO-l II /
Boston ....... OOO 0OO OOO-O 3 l
batteries. ltcglbnch and Fisher
trutchcr anu Gowdy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25

GAMES TOMORROW
National League.

Brooklyn az Boston.
Philadelphia at New York
Cincinnati az Chicago.
st. Louis az Pittsburgh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25
Baseball.
Standing of the Clubs

CThe averages DO not include to-
days results)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-25
LINING EN- OUT

Jimmy Lavender, who promises 10
repeat as the star pitcher Of the
Cubs this ycnr-hc virtually put the
club In the pcnnant race. single
handed last ycar-almOst got away
from Chicago early In 1912. lie was
drafted for Providence. and after
the training trip in 1912, the Chi
cago club tried 10 ship him to Mon
trcul, without first giving Providence
Ia nance to reclaim him. That was
a violation at baseball law. and when
the national commission upset the
transfer Go Montreal. Chicago decid-
ed To- hold on Co Military Jimmy. u
wasn't long before ne developed his
winning gait. and II would take a
stick Of dynamite To separate the
Cubs from him now.