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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
PRESIDENT WILSON
HEtTEItATES MS POSITION

washington, June .0.--Ministcg
Naon Of Arsentina. returning today
to the Niagnra conference. bore To
the mediators and the Hucrta dele
gates President Wilson's personal ex-
PLANTATION OF why the United states
stands squareiy on the position out
lined In the recent statement of the
American delegates.
Although all officials were consist
entity silent on what took place at
last nights long White House confer
cnce. Il was known the mediator
started FOR Niagara Falls apparently
much impressed with the force OF the
PRESIDENT Views. President Wilson
is understood TO have explained To
Mr' Naon az great length why he IL
convinced peace can come out of tho
Mexican trouble ONLY by the csta b.
lishmcnt 0f a provisional government
iuliy approved by tho constitutional
lists and which in his opinion so-
called neutral president would ohy
proiong the hloodshed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20

Lcthhridge. Alberta. June so,--Aftet
recovering twenty cha red bodies to-
day. reseuefs were driven from then
WORK by nre before noon az mine No
30 of the Hin Crest CAlberta) Collier
les. Ltd. where great explosion yes.
icrday wrecked the underground
property and is believed to have Mil
ed igT men.
Among the bodies recovered We're
those Of James Quigley. superintend-
ent Of the mine ana Thomas Taylor.
FIRE boss
Tons OF rock. broken timbcrs and
other debris ate heaped iu the en-
frances and Il seemed probable many
% the bodies will not be recovered for
several days. Exploration by rescuors
early today indicated the MIXERS had
no warning OF death. as several bodies
were found standing nearly erect with
picks and other mining tools in hanI.
penned To walls by umbcrs or rocks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
MEDIATION CoNFTRENCE
N SESSION ONE MONTH

NIAGARA FHlis. ont. June g0.--Just
one month ago today the first oI the
mexican mediation conferences WAS
held Prooaiy the las, viii lscur
today. Tho prcdictiou could not be
made with positivcness because of
possible Developments in Washington
and Mexico about which the medi-
ators lacked definite information.
Minister Naor OF Argentina. who
was eXpcc'cd here about d. ru. from
Washington where he conferred with
President Wilson and Secretary Bfy-
an and Luis Cabrera. one af the con.
stitutiunalists, may be bringins some
new plan. This was not considered
probable, however. ~ the American
0elegatos seemed anxious yesterday
TO spread lie news that their state
ment 10 the public was final and that
copStitutonalist must be selected
Tor Provisional president II was not
considered here that anything Min
lster Nnon could say 10 the Wash
ington government ar the constitu-
tionalist assent would change the de-
termination OF either to reject any
plan 10 install Neutral.
Principals 20 the mediation confer
ence viii go into the session late to-
day feeling there h no chance ef an
agreement and doubling Il a way can
be found 90 prolong The negotiations.
II the three plans are formally sub
mitted the Americans viii reject the
Mexican plan. The MeXicsn dele
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
EXCURSION STEAMER IN
NEW YORK Is RAAfsIE.D

Yonkers, n. Y. June 20.--The
Tourist. a small excursion steamer
coming down the Hudson after an
evening river party given by ]. Y.
Havemeyer 10 Ardsley- on the Hud
son, was rummed by "a scow off Jera
early tony and was beached and
sunk. T. crew Of seven all were
rescued vac passengers had been
landed be ..r. Ie crash occurred
Jerome viii hg slew OF prosccn-
tions under way before he finishes
his crusade ahI
The cases are not confined to points
outside the city. Trujilio' II said -
have purchased the liquor which he
Is alleged 10 have supplied To Peralta
In a saloon IN town.
Truiilio was held In $500 bail for
the nUited states grand jury BY
United states Commissioners George
II. Craig this afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
VILLA PROCLAIMS
ANGELES PRESIDENT

Niagara Falls. June 20.-The Next
can delegation here received tele-
sram today from the consul of their
government at III Paso. Texas, mat
General villa mas issued statement
addressed To- the American people say
ing that he had proclaimed General
Angeles as provisional president OF
Mexico.
The consul added that according 20
intercepted private messages al lunrez
reports OF an amicable adjustment of
the differences between Carranza and
villa were not true. He also sn d
word had reached him that Carrluza
was quietly sending q force Of two
thousand men into the state ni SIn-
ora. with the intention OF deposi1g
General Maytorena, with whim car
rama WAS reported tu have had diff
fcrences,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
Villa has the Soldiers and Am
munition and Ready for
Battle; Out Of Politics, He
Says.
DEFEATING HUERTA
rs SOLE AMBITION
Rumor Rebel Chieftain has
Proclaimed General Angeles
Provisional President Re-
oeives Small Credence.
IBy leased wire 70 EVENING Herald. ]

by tNhsfn Ntre 10 Evening AAtfhlu.l
Torrcon, Coahuila, June -. cover
military wires 10 ~ Paso. June 20l l--
The last of the organizations of the
diyisioa of the north 10 he employed
In the attack on Zacatecas left here
early today General villa and ass
stan will follow either late today or
early tomorrow morning
"ln the attack on zacetecas Will be
employed about 25.000 men," said
General Nnla today. "Of this NUM-
ber ABOUT 10000 belong 20 the diSis-
lon Of the north. We will be support
ed by hfty-one pieces of field artillery
and scventy-three machine guns.
Thore BE- enough ammu1ition Tor botn
us we'll AZ for the men.
- would prefer that those Mexican
patriots who engage In politics take "A
rifle and help us hght General
Euerta." said Villa with broad
smile For myself wish 10 say that
| am out of politics, and that bringing
this campaign TO Jccessful CON
clusion Is the only object | pursue"
Last night a train with hfty-tiN
severely wounded soldiers arrived here
from the Zacatecas scene Of opera
tions. They were transferred To- the
military hospital. Havy rains have
put the railroad tracks In precarious
condition Tho lire 20 Chihuahua
City Is orokcn in two places near jim
inez and Santa Rosnlia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
STOPPING SUPPLY
Of BOOZE FOR
INDIANS
Secret Agent Here from Den-
yer to Keep John Barleyoorn
and Poor Lo Apart. Five
Cases so far and More Prom
ised.

Through Julius J. Jerome. a United
states agent sent mere from Denver.
the government is conducting a re-
lentlesS crusade against those who sell
or supply Indians with liquor Mr.
Jerome has been hgrc only few das +
hut has already instituted ave ur-
rests. The latest was made this morn
ing when ratririo Trujilio was taken
int" custody on "a charsc uT supplyin
Andreas Purulta, an .sieta with strong
drink.
The rovernment is after not unlr
those who SELL direct tu the Indians.
hut those who aid them IN cVudiug the
law. There is suspicion thst pros
porous trade has been buiU up among (
Indians in this vicinity oy whine men
who buy luuor Tor the red mon. and
either charsc Tor thr service or gct a
commission from the dealer. Jerome
has set out to smash anyihing ol the
sori that may exist
Ia is said that he has found ildi-
cations that promise a bus, time bee
fore hs Is through with this noiRh.
borhood A man who heard of his
activities today onercd 20 show Nam
three or four places where Indians
are being supplied with liquor The
iniormer wants pas fnr his scrS ices,
but II conditions are he intinatcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
ANGELES DEPOsED ny
ORDER or CARR ANZN

Saltillo. Mex. June -. Via Laredo.
June 2O)-General Felipe Angeles,
acting secretary OF war of the consti-
tutionaiist cabinet was deposed from
that position today by order of Gen
eral Carranza, for disc edieEcc % or
ders.
No further details of the action
reached here beyon statement that
ALgelss had received certaiu orders
from Carranza and had failed to carry
them out.
General Angeles IL general of ar
tillery IN Villas army ana "a strong
villa partisan. His removal from the
cabinet reduces him to the rank ol
general ne is graduate - Chapui.
teFe" military academy and has play
ed prominent part i1 Villas cam-
paign
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
Hour After Discharging 800
Passengers at Alton, Ill.
the Majestic is at Bottom Of
Mississippi.
OFFICERS AND HANDS
ESCAPE WITH LIVES
Collision Occurs in Early
Morning Near St, Louis;
Boat Completely Submerged
Within Ten Minutes After
Accident.
my Leased Wire TO Evening Herald ]

my Leased Wire 10 Evening FIeraid.I
81. Louis, June 20.-The steamer
Majestic. the largest excursion boat
on the Mississippi river. struck the
cribbing Of a waterworks tower near
here early today and sank In ten
minutes. OF the thirty-three persons
on board one was not accounted for.
All on board were members OF the
crew or of the boats band.
The COLLISION occurred at las this
morning. The steamer an hour be-
fore had discharged 900 excurslonisls
at Alton. H., and was headed for
st. Louis. twenty-five miles below.
The boat was owned by the Wish
erd line of Quincy, III. II carried
siS ltcboats and on these nineteen
Of the crew and others escaped to the
Missouri bank six officers remained
ON the upper deck and were there
when reporters and police officers ar
rived an hour after the accident
Waterworks employees saw the vea-
sci come into view. as Il turned "A
bend just above the Chain OF Rocks.
a moment later they heard crash
and the lights OF the vessel disap-
peared The steamboat had goge
down. bow foremost. Lacking hoais.
the waterworks employees were pow
erless to aid those on board and teie-
phoned 10 police headquarters for as
sistance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
British Premier Tells Women
that Even if They Secure
Franchise, Legislative Prob
lens will Remain Unsolved
PANKHURsT METHODS
SEVERELY CRITICIZED
Government has nto Desire to
Interfere with Free Speech
or Proper Organization Of
Opinion Declares Statesman
fBy Leased wire 10 evening asra,a,,

(By Leased Wire io Evening 0sFald, J
London, June 20.--Premier As
quith today fulfilled the promise To
receive dcputation Of suffragettes
which he made 70 Miss sylvia Pank-
hurst. the militant leader. when after
her recent Temporary release from
Holloway jail she took up her posi-
tion on the doorstep of the house Of
commons and threatened to carry out
a hunger and thirst strike there un-
tll the promise was given.
4 party OF six working women.
members uf Miss Pankhursts East
End federation, today visited the
prime minister a; his official resi-
dencc IN Downing street.
Tho premier welcomed the mem
bcrs OF the deputution as representa-
tiVes nf an association which disso-
ciated itself from the criminal
methods of those who hnve done 80
much to damage and put back the
cause OF women"
Mr.. Asquith argued that II every
woman over ? years of age possessed
the vote they would still find legis-
lativc problems regarding women ex-
ccedingiy difficult OF solution In the
same way as the men had found
them. He agreed with the deputa-
ton that n the franchise were given
Ia women Il would be granted on the
same terms AS II was given to men.
The premier explained that while
II had become necessary to suppress
the organized violence Of the militant
suifragcttes the government he'd no
desire 20 interfere with the free
speech or the proper organization Of
opinion
Ia conclusion Mr.. Asquith prom
ised consideration Of the womcn's
representations and said he would
present To Reginald McKcnna. the
home secretary. the deputation's re-
quest for the release of Miss sylvia
Pankhurst Internationally.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
Terrific Explosion Occurs
when Navigator on Attack
ing Craft in Sham Fight
Miscalculates Speed.
BODIES HURLED To
EARTH MUTILATED
Flames Engulf Airships and
Crash to Mountainside in
Full View of Mortified War
Officials.


tBy Leased Wire a. Evening Herald.
Vienna. June s0-Nine ayiators lost
their lives today whea a mimic war
IN the air was suddenly turned into a
tragic reality oy the accidental ripping
of dirigible airship and biplane.
while both were dying at great height
during the Austrian army maneuvers.
Both crafts we're destroyed and their
occupants. nine military and naval Of
hcers and non-c9mmlssioned officers.
we're burned and mutilated beyond
recosnltion.
The, Austrian army dirtgible balloon
Koertliag assembled at Fischamend.
about twelve miles from Vienna, wherc
there Ia q military aviation station. u
was the intention Of Captain Johann
Hauswlrth. the commander. so take
photograp phs at the movements OF the
troops below and then TO Join In the
maneuvers.
The aeroplane started half an hour
later from the same spot II was
manned by Lieutenant Flatz ana
Hoosta.
The mosquito craft soon overlook
her big sister and immediately began
sham attack After oncircling the
air several times az "a height Of 1900
feet. the biplanc pilot suddenly man
euVeTed his little craft with the on-
iect Of taking position directly above
tho aiTship.
The navigator evidently miscalculat-
ed his distance or his speed for the
NOSE Of the hsplane grazed the en-
veiopc of the airship and ripped Il
vide open
There VAS terrific explosion and
the airship took hrc The flames en-
suited the biplane and In few mo-
ments the remnants OF both crafts ana
their occupants crashed on the slope
of mountain.
The bodies were 50 charrcd Hnd
manglcd they we're scarcely recognize
able The names OF the victims were
CRptain Joahann HausWirth. iAeuten-
ants Ernest Hofsotter Flatz. Hoosta,
Rrusr and Haidinger. Corporais Had
lma and Weber and Ensineer Kam-
marcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
EMPRESS OF IRELAND
INQUIRY CONTINUES


Quebec, June 2e.-Counsel for the
Canadian Pacific railroad owners of
the Empress Of Ireland, cross exam
ined Jacob SAKE. third officer OF the
Str0stad today % the wreck inquiry
in an effort Go show tnai tho COLTS
sion between the vessels WAS due 60
the action OF the Gtorstsds mate IA
putting his helm to port.
sake Insisted this was not the case.
Ho declared d was not wrong to port
the helm Boo "a fox because there was
strong current The Ship dld not ans
Wer 90 the nrst porting Of the helm.
hc said. and then he put D. hard aport
because he was AFRAID sho would swing
over 90 the other side he knew that
the maneuver Was not responsible fpr
the collision. because the ship did not
change her course
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
Argentina Minister After Con-
ferring with Washington
Officials Returns to Confer.
ence More Hopeful.
BREAK THE DEADLOCK
is NOW THE SLOGAN
Effort will be Made to
Abandon Discussion of
Types and individuals and
Work Out Other Peace Plans
! leased Wire 10 I1vcnlng Herald ]

LBy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald. ]
Buffalo. \. v. June 20.--"I was
never more confident than am to-
day Of the ultimate success of medi-
ation.' said Dr. Romulo Naon. min
ister from Argentina. when he ar
rived here today after conferences IN
Washington with President Wilson
and Secretary Bryan.
"t am confident" Minister Naon
added. and optimistic. which I have
always been While / regard the
differences which have been encoun-
tered as serious. there are always
differences la mediation, and II '7
the duty of mediators always To hHl
"A way 10 overcome them, 50 peace
may be accomplished
As the minister took an automo-
bile 10 "a hotel Tor luncheon prior 10
returning 10 Niagara Falls. he said
he would copsult with his colleagues
tonight before making any am
nouncement aud that there probably
would be no fnll session OF the dele
gates and mediators until Monday.
Or. Naon declined o. say what pro-
posals hc had In mind winch would
break the deadlock.
The publication Of the statements
setting forth the respective positions
of the American aud Huerta dele
gates admittedly has east a shadow
90 doubt over the negotiations la that
each side finds IL difficult To recede
from publicly announced attitude.
Hut there Is "a strong probability. In
the opinion OF Or. Naon. that by
abandoning the discussion Of types
and individuals ana going ahead on
the other points In the peace plan. q
man may be- found In the interim
who would satisfy. IL not the letter.
az least the principles Of both the
American memorandum. as we'll as
that issued by the Huerta delegates
In any event Minister Naon was
sure that mediation az least would
resolve the differences between the
United States and Mexico and spoke
with confidence of the ultimate so-
luton Of the internal problem.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
BAIL IS DENIED
STRIKE LEADER
IN TRINIDAD
President of Miners Union
Must Remain in Jail Until
Trial on Charge of Being
Murder Accessory.
[n, Lessed Wlre 10 Evcnlne neraIa I,

Inv behHFu wire tO tNentne Hefntb
Trinidad, Colo. June 20.-Robort
Uhlich, formerly local president of the
miners union. who has been in the
county iail since December 20 chargod
with being an accessory In the killing
oi Angus Alexander. q minc guard
slain during a oattle with strikers On
October 20. and James Bicuwris. who
has been In custody since November
80 charged with the actual killing OF
Alexander, were denied hau TINS
morning In the district court Tho
application Tor bail WAS made 10y Al
torney = W. Clark. local counsel tor
the Daited states Mine Workers.
Uhiich WAS nrst arrested by the
state military authorities early last
November IN connection with various
alleged disorders The military com
mission In It's report made public ne
cember 2. pronounced rhhch Go be q
"dangerOus and undesirable alien" and
recommended his indefinite detention.
He WAS aftoEward turod over 60 tho
civil authorities ON the murder
charge.
Bicuvaris is a STRIKER alleged to be
the leader of A hand Of Greek strikers
that On October 20 engaged In "a bat
tie with guards near Tabasco at which
time Alexander was killed. He WAS
wounded n the leg In this ongegemenL
Two months later he was arrested at a
hospital In Denver ana brought here
By the military authorities.
u Is the second time that AN applf-
cation for bail has been denied Tor
the two defendants
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
CARRANzN's FLIGHT
NiGOROUSIN DENIED

Saltilio, Mex, June l9 (Via Laredo.
June .-Roporis from che United
States that General Nenustiuao car
rama was about 10 ilee 20 the border
reached COnstitutionalsi headquarters
to-day and were characterized OFFICIALLY
as "aosurd." General Carranza onis
two days ago secured permanent
home here into which he moved with
his wife and Two daughters
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
smcItcr Hcing PrarFtc,I.

Saltillo. McN :une 10. eva Laredo.
Tex, June 20J--Under date % june
a. General Fidclo Ariln governor uf
chihuahua, reported that he had dis
patched constitutinnaiist soldiers ga
Santa Eulalia. Chihuahua, TO protect
the property Of the American Smcll-
ing and Refining company from rob
hors. representations had been made
through the American state depart
ment and General Carranza had ask a
Information from General Avlia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
NEW MEXICO ROADS
ARE PRAISED BY
WESTGARD
Pioneer Pathfinder on His
Fifth Tour Through State
Pleased with Progress Being
Made in Building Trails.

Especial Dispatch tO The FIeraldl. I.
Santa Fe. n. NJ. June ga. L.
westgard. finder OF transcontinental
trails. arrived In santa Fe az noon
today, leaving this afternoon foT AL
buquerque after brief Interview
with Governor Mcdonald. Mr.. West
card Is greatly pleased with the Inn
pr9yement In NcW Mexico roads,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
THIRD LEAGUE WILL
BE ORGANIZED, PLAN
TIly I.cAscd Wire 90 Evening Herald. ]

New York. June 20.--The National
Commission. the supreme court Of
baseball, looks with favor upon tho
proposal 10 establish a third major
league.
This was the announcement made
By President Barrow OF the Interna-
tional league, who. with other mem
bers Of that league. conferred with
the Commission la session here to-
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20

rectors Of the State National hank
of this city. that institution did not
open for business today The bank
l. capitalized al 100000. II carried
deposits 81 Si.si0.sfa.s6.
President W. " Garanflo said the
action OF the directors was taken be-
cause of STEADY Withdrawal Of de-
posits."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20

Tex. June 2o1--piHZ gutierrez q
small town six miles north Of san
Luis Potosi. Was captured today nv
constitutioaaiists under General Tor
rer, according a. official adyiccs re-
cei"ed here.
General Torres who commands tho
constitutionaiist forces besicging Pan
Luis Potosi reported % General ear
rama that the federal force Earri-
sonlng that city was very numerous
but he was unable to estimate theW
strength.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
TWO MEN AND WOMEN
JAILED FOR DRINKING

Nicsnor Perea. Feiiclsno Lopez and
MaEgie Luian we're sentenced 10 tha
county Jail by Justice A. J. Garcia
of Duranrs TO-DAY. for drunkenness
The men goi thirty days apiece and
the woman sixty days
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
Dla1 Gutiarcl Captured.

gates then viii reject the American
plan. The mediators will then ask
both delegaiions n they feel there
is any possibility for change OF
opinion, n deadlock Is confessed.
the proceedings automatically VIII
end,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus. 4; Minneapolis. o.

Columbus 400 OOO OG0 IL o
Minneapolis 00o coo 600 90 /
Batteries. Davis and smith. Lake
and liaTidon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20

Resumed debate on the sundry
civil bill and Chairman Fitzger-
ale OF the appropriations com
mlttee gave notice Of night sos-
sions neat week until Il ls passed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20

Batteries. Mahan, Hitchcock and
Osborne; Way. Gile and Hunter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
LITTLE ROCK BANK
SUSPENDS BUSINESS

lby Leased Wire 10 EVeninR herald.
Little Rock, Ark, June 20.-After
an all night conference OF the di-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
Great Explosion Which Occur.
red in Alberta Mine Yester-
day Came Without Moments
Warning is Belief.
ENTRANCES BLOCKED
BY TONS OF DEBRIS
Many Bodies will not be Re-
covered for Days; Revised
List Places Victims at 1877
Killed.

fBy Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald.
Letharidgc. Alberta June 20. =
= Although the work of rccoN- .
. crlng bodies progressed slowly .
. to-day owing 60 smoldering fires .
. In the entrance OF mine No 20 .
. OF the lfill Crest Collicry Ltd =
. total OF 95 bodies had been .
. removed this afternoon and .
. placed In the union hall. leaving .
. i02 yet entomhcd In the mine =
= and given up for dead. o
. william Brown. brother of y
. General Manager Brown. Is .
. among the victims .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
TODAY IN CONGRESS.
SENATE

Met "a noon,
Resumed debate on the Indian
hill.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20
Nine AUiGtOrS Lose Lives in Mimic
Biplane Battle AbOUe Austrian Clouds
TODAY'S
G A NJ E S
FRIDAY, JUNE 30.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Reds. =; Giants. :.

lsesis. ,; Giants. :.
A. a. r..
Cincinnati ....O00 100 O0l-2 . .
New YORK 600 O2O O0x-7 .
Batteries; Douglas. Snyder and
Clark. Tesreau and Meyers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-20

Il' II y.
Louisville ..., 600 01O O0e--a .
Kansas City 100 O12 t2x-1 10 3
Batteries. Ellis and Severoid. Al
lisou and GObcl.