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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
Two Set Pace In Cleanup Wallops
-:II:- -:l;- .-:lI:- III -'I'-
Burns SBscializss In the Three Baggsrs
BY Ernest ] LANIGAN.

, Archer. double off Rudolph. Boston. Cheney.
triple off Hutchinson. Brooklyn Lavender.
Mayer. PHILADELPHIA
Giants.
Burns, triples off SaIlee. St LOUIS Har-
fle, double off Allen. Brooklyn Fletcher.
triple off Tyler. Boston Bescher, triple off
Hingling' Cincinnati Ya,1
Peckinpaugh, triples off Bowman and
Steen. Cleveland Nunamaker. single off
Leverenz. St Louis Sweeney, triple off Bush,
Philadelphia
Hess, double off Cheney Chicago. Whit
ted. double off Benton. Cincinnati Mann.
homer off Sallee. St Louis
Superbas-
Wheat. triples off Namaux and Harmon.
Stengel, triple off Matthewson, New York
White Elephants.
Pennock triple off Foster. Boston. MUIR
ply. triple off Wolfgang, Chicago. McInnls,
triple of Mitchell; Cleveland
shanks. Double off Heating. New York
Foster. triple off Dubuc, Detroit johnson,
homer of Boehler. Detroit
HoblitzeI. double off Tyler, Boston Nil
Ter, triple of Raggn, Brooklyn
Leonard. triple off Marshall. Philadel-
phia- Konetchy, homer off Raglan. Brook
Cardinals.
wilson. triple of E Ij Cincinnati
Dsmmitt, homer off Hagerman. Cleve-
land
Maps
Turner, triple off Heating, New York.
Tigers
Stanage, double off Engel, Washington.
PhiIlies-
Luderus, triple off Tesreau. New York
Pitchers Who Were Jared.
Naps-Mitchell double and triple; Bow
man. double and triple; Gregg, triple; Steen,
triple. Hagermans homer
Braves-Tyler. double and two triples;
Hess. two triples; Rudolph, double.
Superbss-Rsgan, triple and two hOmers;
Allen. double: Aitchison, triple
Tigers-Dubuc1 two triples Oldham,
triple; Boehler. homer.
Cubs-Cheney, dOublei Pierce, triple:
Smith. triple
Reds-Yingling. two triples Benton. dou-
BILE
Pirates-HarmOn. two triples; AIamau1.
triple.
Cardinals-sallee. triple and homer; Me
haus. double.
Yankees-Keating. double and triple
White Elephants-PIank- doubles Bush
triple
Senators-Ayers. double; Engel. double.
Giants - Mathewson, triple; Iesreau,
triple.
Philies-8Iarshall. triple: Mayer, triple.
Red Sox-Foster. triple
Browns-LeverenZ single.
White SOx-WOlfgang, triple.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
TEXAS LEAGUE NAGNATE5T 0MEET;
WILL MAKE PLANS FOR NEXT YEAR
Meeting viii Be Held After Official Awarding Of 1914
Pennant No Changes of Management Expected at
Houston or Waco; Changes at San Antonio Are
Possible; Attendance Will Be Considered.
BY w MnsERACK.

~AN ANTONIO, Tex. Sept 1s.-UntIl
a meeting OF the Texas league mag
mates, the official awarding OF the
1914 pennant Will be held Ia 1bey-
ance. and in the meantime the bugs OF
Houston and Waco Will rehearse the popular
ditty who shall decide when the moguls
disagree"
There is one consolation about this pen
nant winning unpleasautness-ther''s an
other season coming. so that the Tag that
was lost in the 1914 scramble will not be
missed Anyway the fans over the circuit
have well defined ideas over the respective
merits of the two ball teams that were
involved in the controversy. and whether
the Bluffs or the Shippers are proclaimed
The champions the adherenrs Of one side VIII
never be convinced that the other team
was the better one. and it will he ever
VIII Consider 1915 Plans.
As soon as the pennant excitement has
subsided- plans for 1915 viii be considered
It is hardly expected there will be man
Rgerial changes at Waco or Houston. anu
II is probable that both teams will retain
a number Of players Of the past season TO
From Beaumont comes the announcement
that George Leidy has been retained as
manager for the Oilers, and better Sc
lection could not have been made It Is
likely that a number Of the old favorites
will be found in the Beaumont line up next
year. In fact, there seems to be but lit
tie room for Improvement.
VIII kibler Stick?
As for San Antonio that depends en-
tirely upon the disposition to be made Of
the club ownership. While the Bronchos
made very good showing under the leader
ship Of Johnny KILLER the latter part OF
the season, in what light the new owners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

whoever they may be, viii view this as
a recommendation for his retention is not
vet cIear. Who. if any. Of the old bunch
viii be retained also is something nobody
seems to know much about
Thar Paul Sentell Will be found At the
head OF the Pirates next season is also
very likely and it is expected nearly all
Of the past seasons players VIII be IN the
line up. Senteu gave Galveston the best
team me Pirates have had in years and
one that has always been an important
factor in the league race
ID in Dallas Joe Gardner has lines
ont for next season determined to land d
n a winner for Fort Worth Austin pre-
sents a DrObleu that the magnates Will have
10 tussle with at their next meeting, and
this may bring up the circuit question.
whether the Capitol City is TO be kept in
the league whether Temple or Shreveport
are 10 be substituted. or whether the
league IS to be cut down TO six clubs. viii
be up TO the club owners when they get
win Consider Attendance Also.
An irnpo-tant matter that will receive
the attention Of the magnates, and one
that will be carefully weighed when the
circuit question comes up. is the attendance
figures at the games In the various cities
the past season. San Antonio and Austin
will be called TO account for this since the
attendance in both these cities has been
discoura gingly small, and IL is understood
the attendance at Galveston and Beaumont
has also not been what Is should have been
FOR winning teams
II Texas is to have Class B. ball. certain
It is that the money must come IN at the
gate 20 warrant 1t, and nobody is IN bet
ctr position 10 appreciate this than the men
who foot the bills
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

1.-TWO Georges-George Burns, Of the
Giants. and George Edward Lewis OF
the Red SOL-are setting the pace IN
the major leagues this season N pro-
ducfnE cleanup wallops. the New 4oFE,7I
having made late start in annoying the
ertiIlerists- Each suburbanite mas ln[l IG5
come through during 1914 with three solu
blows that have empted the bases OF lI me-
three runners Lewis got Lne LlIst q -
resonant raps on april q IN the game VIII
Washington. Ayers pitching MS secon9 on
man pitching and his third on July p IN
the game with Cleveland, Gregg p ltclllLs-
Lewis's first and second cleanup ulo"s "s4s
doubtless his third. triple 49,, ,
Burns has specialized in three baggers
when the occasion arrived TO empty Ine
beses he having made three hits OF this
kind in a space OF 16 days me olaht 5 Is
-Ies7111 triT1Ie was made off Sallee Of St
- s+,---s+ 70 and gave New York
-ic+oTv nv a score Of 3 to .. the Cards be
ing in front to o before the MT vas manu-
And Then He Repeated.
Five DAYS later with the Pirates having
eighth when Grant, Bescher ana Doyle We ~
on the hassocks ana they all Lnree came OF
as a result Of the St JohnsEl-ls o2g : 49,
off Bob Harmon. New YORK eoh ms gam,
2 to >. Burns's third triple when there were
three on cropped up in the thlra frame 90 OF
the Cub-Giant controversy on aug lsI -
C,7icaQo with Charley Smith in the box.
then leading by q run. When the lnIlns
was over the score was 4 to , in New York
favor and when the game was finished the
had Never Done It Before
Previous TO the time he made his needed
4r-ee bsrger off Sallee. Burns never had been
able to insert a cleanup smash into Ma
tionaI league contest
PLAYERS who have twice sent three men
ec11rryfuE platewsrd by making singles, dOu-
HES triples or homers are Iris Speaker OF
ne Red Sox. Heinie Zimmerman o. the
cubs. Roger Peckinpaugh Of the Yankees
and Buck Wheat OF the SuDerbas. The
Chalmers car winner Of 1872 got a double
or PLANK Of Philadelphia that enabled the
s1eed boys to tie the Nackmen and escape
defeat and q triple off Oldham Of Detroit
mat meant a win. one Of Zimmerman's
timely drives was a four bagger off Raglan
OF Brooklyn that gave the Cubs q win Ra-
gan is the only major league hurler who
has been located twice for four furlOng
smashes when all the hsssOcks had ocCu-
pants He also has permitted triple
der such circumstance
Seasons Cleanup Wallops.
The cleanup wallops Of the year and the
pitchers off whom they were made Will be
found below
Red SOx
Lewis. doubles off Ayers. Washington,
and Bowman. Cleveland, and triple of
Gregg. Cleveland Speaker, double off Plank.
Philadelphia and triple off Oldham. De
troit- Gardner. double off Mitchell Cleve-
land Hooper. triple off Dubuc. Detroit
Zimmerman, double off Neihaus st.
Louis, and homer off Ragan. Brooklyn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
0IlMcGRAH DECEIVE HIM ABOUT
0'T00LE? ROBINSON WONDERS
Giant Manager Told Him oTooles Elbow Was Bad, and
Then Bought the Lad Himself; Athletics Machine
Will Last at Least Five Years Longer, Judging
From the Appeara nee Of the Players.
BY FRANK G. MEME

machine went 20 smash after winning four
pennauts in five years and the Cubs Of
1910 looked just as powerful and Just az
enduring as the Athletics look today
They looked it-but they weren't The
Cub machine when il ended the 1910 sea
son was a somewhat battered machine-hat-
tered by age the sriffeui1E and the decline
that comes sooner or later in every as
greEation OF athletes
Athletics Average Younger.
The Athletics today. excluding Plank and
Bender. average about five years younger
per man than did the 1910 Cubs. McInnes
IS just above the voting age. Collins. Baker
and Barry are not far along in their rwel-
ties SchanE the regular catcher. is about
q The outfield Is composed mostly OF kids
and the Athletics pitching staff averages well
cepted-
Veteran Hurler Leads League.
As for those two veteran twirlers-one
nearing 40 the other around Swell they
look good for about four years more at
least Perhaps the added years suddenly
may make their presence felt and soon rob
them both Of their power 20 battle the big
no such indication Recently figures on
American league pitching showed Bender
leading the league. Only a Few points from
the 800 mark. with Eddie Plank in second
place. just q few points in the rear OF the
Indian
The Athletics as a team. rank today as
a more evenly balanced one than the Cubs
Connie Mack plays regularly IS finished
player-one Of the shining stars in his own
position And. with these qualities anu
with youth in its favor Ii doesn't seem any
exaEEeration TO say that the Athletic
machine will last four or five years longer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

street. a well equipped camp having been
installed for the particular use OF nl1n-
self and Albert
While able 10 come down to the feath-
er limit Of 122 rinsside, Papke has
signed 70 meet Madden at 1913 pounds,
the Weighing in to be held several hours
before the battle When he met FRANKIE
Martin. the little boxer scaled around
125 while his opponent entered the ring
fully IS pounds heavier, an advantage
which was Of little avail against the
speed Of the lighter boxer. Arrayed
against the speed Of Papke, Madden
will have his experience, being vete-
ran in the glove game It is hardly
probable that he has anything on the
feather champion in hitting, as Louie
Albert who can vOuch for the punching
proclivities OF Papke, declares that the
little fellow slammed him harded than
he was ever hit in the training camp
before
Madden started work for the contest
Friday at the gymnasium al Fort Bliss
Grover Hayes. the Philadelphia lighc-
weight Will arrive in Fl PaSO either
Saturday or Sunday and Madden wiz
being boosted by friends TO defeat
Papke, and il Is said that there is a
certain company in the 10th cavalry
that is willing to lay its last dollar on
the chances OF the New Yorker There
Will be plenty Of Papke money at the
ringside, as members Of the 18th in
fantry, not to mention FL Paso fans.
will be there to witness their favOrite
in action, prepared to sweep up every
thing on the market. confident that the
little fellow can more than hold his
own
Promoter c. S. CrOwel is now casting
around for desirable material for the
preIiminaries kid" Passifina. the
clever little italian feather. Is IN line
tor a match: Vandewalker. the likely
middleweight Of company Il" goth in
fanury, and MOrch, the big left fielder
OF the baseball club. are also considered
likely candidates for the semi windup-
in the headliner attraction. and it is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

?
- TO figure out whether John McGra "
slipped something over on him relative 10
ss1iarty'' O'Toole, the s22.5O0 pitcher
About a month ago, when word reached
Robinson that Barney Dreyfus was going
10 ask waivers on O'TOOle. the DodEer boss
remarked 70 McGraw that ! guess ID
nut a bid in for that fellow"
ssDoncha do II" said John TO Nllber[
His elbow Is gone"
WiIbert believed JOhn-aud he spurned
the chance to get the pitcher The next
thing Wilburt knew. however. was that
John McGraw had slipped into Pittsburg
and slipped right out again with OToole
in tow Worse than that John sized
start in a Giant uniform and O'TOOle gave
the Dodgers a beating
1t Puzzles Robinson
Nturally Wilbert Is much puzzled FOR
a large flock Of years Wilbert acted as
Johns understudy Wilbert grew to know
Tohn as truthful man. He trusted him
IKE a child trusts a fond and doting par
ent. In Wilbert's eyes John was all right
Even after WiIbert cast his Giant uniform
aside and dOnned the toga Of the Dodgers
be loved and revered John in the same old
But now Wrbert Is wondering Has
John taken a sudden turn for the worse
Did he Intentionally double cross an Old
pal by steering that pal away from the
chance TO grab a pitcher at a bargain price
so that he could grab him unto himself
or was II done accidentally. or did John
mean that the left elbow Of the right
handed O'TOole was gone?
How Long VIII Athletics LAST
How long viii the Athletic machine
iastg asks a fan who adds. The Cub
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

very probable that the promoters viii
recognize this fact and put on a couple
OF short contests between light boys as
the preliminaries-
Young Jack Johnson" the light mid
dleweight Of New Orleans. is consider
ing a number OF offers from New Mex
leo promoters for battles in the near
future. Jedd English. manager OF
Johnson, has an offer pending for the
shifty negro TO meet Al Smaulding at
Silver City on September 25. while pro-
moter R G. Martin. OF the Pastime 4 C..
is angling for an opponent for Johnson
in the semi windup to the Hayes-Albert
bout Mark Levy, the Albuquerque
promoter, has also offered Johnson a
match in that city with either jeff
Clark or Smaulding.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Thursdayfs Games

night Of September So A few rounds
Of light work with the pulleys and
punching the bag. and brief setto with
Louie Albert constituted the workout.
the little boxer preferring to take !
easy during the first few days OF train
ing Papke is doing his preliminary
work at The B. x L bar on san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
Johnny Papke Begins His Training Work
-:I:- -:II;- -:L:- -:r:- -:l:-
Madden Training To Fight Grover Hayes
BY ABUDs RUTHERFORD.

TOHNNY PAPKE. feather champion
Of the army, and one Of the fastest
y pieces Of fighting machinery wit
messed in action in this section, started
training Thursday afternoon for his
Madden, in the Fort Bliss arena on the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
an LEAGUE sraNDNGs.

Where They Play Saturday.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
PittsburE at Boston
St Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago at New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
FEDERAL LEAGUE STANDINGS.

Where They Play Saturday.
Indianapolis at Buffalo
Chicago at Baltimore
St. Louis at PittsburE.
Kansas City at Brooklyn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
BASEBALL
II RESULTS
of Clubs ana Schedule Of Cams
ADIERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS

Where They Play Saturday
New York at Chicago.
Washington at St. Louis
Boston at Cleveland
Philadelphia at Detroit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

Boston --......... 100 200 02x-5
Batteries: St Louis. sallee. Robinson and
WIngo. Boston. Rudolph and Whaling
At New York RI. E
Batteries. Cincinnati. Douglass YingIing
and Gonzales. Glockson; New York, Mathew
son and Meyers. Johnson
At Brooklyn R-H.E
Chicago ........-.. 900 600 100 - II
Brooklyn ...--.---- 010 900 600 81 S
Batteries: Chicago. Vaughn and Archer
Brooklyn Reulbach and McCarty.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Thursdays Games
St Al I6 Siiilio .... ooo 900 1917
Buffalo .....-.-.-.-- 023 Zoe 10N-1 II
Batteries: St Louis. Groom. Crandau and
Simon: Buffalo, Schulz Woodman and
Lavigne.
At Pittsburg R T. E
chicago -------------- W t9S Odv- %
Batteries: chicago. Brennan and Wilson.
Pittsburg. Dickson. Walker and Berry.
At Brooklyn r H. E
BrookIvn ... 900 20 O2O-5 u 1
Batteries: indianapolis. Whitehouse and
Rariden: Brooklyn. Seaton Bluejacket
Marion. Sommers and Land
At Baltimore p r Z
Kansas City .-...-.-- 900 ooo Zoe
Batteries: Kansas City. Stone. Cullop and
Easterlys Baltimore, Quinn ana JaeAitsch-
WESTERN LEAGUE
Thursdays Games
Topeka az omaha-lst game 600 900 ooo-6
OIaahA --.-----.-.--- OoO OOO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

Where They Play Saturday.
Louisville at Columbus
Indianapolis at Cleveland
Milwaukee at Kansas City.
Minneapolis at St. Paul.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
COAST LEAGUE sTANDNGs.

Where They Play Friday.
Venice at Portland
Sacramento at san Francisco.
Oakland at Los Angeles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Thursdays Games
At Philadelphia-lst game r. II. z
PittsburE .----------. COL 100 100-3 3
Philadelphia -------- 200 1o3 1oZ-6 /
Batteries: Pittsburg, Harmon Councilman
and Gibson, Coleman Philadelphia, Jacobs
Mattison and Doom
At Philadelphia-znd game Ri E
PittsburE -.---.-----. 600 600 600 !
Philadelphia -.--.-... 900 O02 00I-1 o
Batteries Pittsburg, McQuillan. Kantleh-
ner and Coleman Philadelphia, lineup and
Burns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

You talk about your MdeDsgn your JosOns and PIanbs
Your Blenders and pour Tesreaus and pour DOaks;
But there's bird that's wOrRng IN the PHILIPS feeble ranks
Who's serious line among lot of JOKES.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

Batteries: Topeka Ridgeway, Dashner.
I Weidman and Tonnemans Omaha. Crabb
and Seabaugh-
Omaha -..-.--.--.-.- 90 oO0 24x-7 II
Batteries Topeka. Dahner. Wellman and
Rapps; Omaha. willis and Seabaugh-
At wichita RHE
Wichita .-..-....--- 600 0nn na0-0
Batteries Sioux City. White and Crisp;
Wichita. Higgins and Jones.
At Denver RHE
Des Aioines ....-.... 600 010 01O-2
Denver -------------- 600 900 900 s o
Batteries: Des sIoines. Mogridge and Ha-
ley; Denver, Mitchell and Block.
At Lincoln. RTE.
Lincoln 80. ..-.....-.o15 oO1 O2x-T 8 !
81 Joseph ..-....... 900 100 00S-s Z
Batteries. Lincoln. smith Scroeri8s and
Blackburn; St Joseph. Vance. PurseH and
Schans-
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Thursdays Games.
At Los Angeles; Oakland, ST.. Los An
At Portland: Venice. Z: Portland. >.
At Oakland; Mission. 3. san Francisco. /.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Thursdays Games
At Atlanta Birmingham. 9. Atlanta II
At Chattanooga Montgomery, g: Chatta-
noogas 10
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Thursdays Games.
Louisville t,''' ...-....... 100 1s1 OILS Il
Columbus ..----.----- 400 900 200-6 :
Batteries: Louisville. Northrup and sev
eroid- Columbus. Cfoshora, Davis and Snatch
No others scheduled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

At Boston r H. E
St Louis -.--..-..... 100 900 000-l o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
WESTERN LEAGUE STANDINGS.

Where They Play Saturday.
st. Joseph at Denver.
Des Moines at Lincoln
Sioux City at Topeka
Omaha at Wichita
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Thursdays Games.

At st. Louis r II. =.
Washington &C.. .---..323 600 4O0-I2 Il 2
St Louis ..-..-----.-- zoe 600 600 ?
Batteries: Washington. Bentley and Henry
St Louis. James. Mitchell. Southern and
Agnew, Hale. Leary-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

Boston ........------ 100 200 02I-5 l
Batteries. St Louis. Sallee. Robinson and
WInEo: Boston Rudolph and Whaling
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

YEW YORK. Sept. 1S.-Wibert Robin
\ son, the pOrtly person who manages
~ the Brooklyn Dodgers. Is trying
10 figure out whether John AcGraw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

! At Chicago r. H z.
I New York ---------- go oo1 o0t-I d l
/ Chicago ----.--..--. 900 OIL 600 2 >
! Batteries New York. WarhOp and Swee-
ney; Chicago, Benz. Lathrop and Schalk-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

At br0OkIyn = = y
BROOKLYN ........ O1O 600 600 81 s 1
Batteries: Chicago. Vaughn and Archer;
Brooklyn Reulbach and McCarty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

At Cleveland r. H z.
Boston ..------.----. POI 100 400-s II l
Cleveland ..-----.---- 900 900 100 5
Batteries: Boston. Foster and Carrfgan.
Thomas; Cleveland. Mitchell, Dillinger and
Bassler
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
PACIFIC COAsT LEAGrE

At Los Angeles. Oakland, 81: Los An
geles. 1873.
At Portland; Venice. Z: Portland. .
At Oakland; Mission, 3: San Francisco, ].
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Thursdays Games.
At Atlanta: Birmingham. 8: Atlanta IL
At Chattanooga Montgomery, 9: Chatta-
looEa, 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

At Detroit r. r. E
Philadelphia -..... 1O1 go 310-8 1
Detroit .-.---..... 20 600 OG0-3 1
Batteries: Philadelphia, Plank. Penn0ck
and lap: Detroit, Dauss. Main. Reynolds
and Stanage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

At Omaha2ist game R-H z.
TopeJ-a 600 600 900 2 ?
Omaha - 600 600 COX 0
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-24

Think what an added comfort highgrade Piano
will be in your home You owe it to your family
to take advantage Of this great Piano opportunity
Those girls-thosc boys-must have some musical
advantages They must not be deprived of the
pleasures which even limited musical education
will afford them. They are unsteady inclined
they crave music. Give them a chance Here is
the opportunity Buy your piano now.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
To
BUILD CHURCH;
HAVE PROPERTY
Despite Fact That No Success
Sor to Rev. H. P, Williams
Has Been Elected, Officials
Make Decision,

Members of the Christian church
have decided to build a new church
The building is To- be built at Gold
avenue and South BROADWAY The
organization has owned this property
for several years while services have
been held in the brick residence on
the adjoining lets.
An adobe building now stands ON
the lots that the new church will oc-
cupy. This is to be ra2ed At once, pre-
paratory to the beginning of con-
aruction While the architecture of
the building has not been decided
upon definitely as yet the style prob
ably viii be Mission
The Christian church Is the young
est religious organization in this city.
II was started about ten years ago
with fifteen members The growth of
the congregation has heen remark
able 1t now has more than 200 menu
hers.
Since the retirement OF the Rev.
II. = Williams. the congregation has
been without a pastor The elders and
deacons decided, Notwithstanding this
fact. 10 build. The fact that the prop
erty is clear Of debt had some in
fluence upon their reaching this de-
eision.