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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
PALMETTO TOURNEY STARTS.
Eight Qualify Mt Aiken 10 Play tor
southern Cross Gun.

AIKEN, s. G, April b--There we're
forty-elgh' entries to-day In the quail
Tying round for the southern Cross
cups in the twentieth annual golf tour
nament AZ the Palmetto Golf Club The
rrst eight will play for the southern
Csoss cup and the remaining forty will
compete for the Aiken cup at hand'-
cap match play The dualifers In the
first righ, and the draw follow: Oliver
Parln, with Ernest A. Thompson
GouNerneur Morris, with j Fritz BY
ers William II. Sands, with GOrdou
Douglas. Eben NJ Byers, with Clarence
W. Dolan.
Others who turned in cards were
Frederick q. Beach, George Singer.
Henry r. Winthrop. George Bird. Ad
risn fseln ID, Prescott Metcalf. will
lam T. Thompson. Frank Il, Hitchcock,
John Magee, Guy Norman. John y.
Kuser. c. r. Emme,. wadswortn II,
Lewis. K A. Mckay. r. W. Jewet. An
thony X. kuser. Charles Bohlen, Harry
La Montague, J. r. Talmadge, Josiah g.
Thaw. c. ", Yulee. Lawrence Water
bury. J. c. Tappin. Thomas Hitchcock.
,iarriCk Mallory, Sir Thomas Tal', pr
T.. II. Campbell. Richard Howe. ".
Aston Flagg, George I. Scott, Lawrence
Perrin, Or. Alexander W. Biddle, George
Won l., Meyer. Oliver lselin, Jr., and
u, II Lanier.
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HOFFMAN, QUITS BR0oKFEDs.
RiIed when Nasre Pfnes HIN $40
for Smoking . Cigarette.

Browns WELLS Miss. April 5.--Artie
Holman is the fret Brookfed player 10
have tilt with Manager Mage. The
former Quo himself broke his contract
with the club to-day, when ne turned
over his uniform 10 Manager Maeee.
after having been fne $40 for smoking
a cigarette. Just what will he the Anal
outcome II the rupture Is probIematicsl.
Nagee could declare that Holman broke
his contract when he turned over the
uniform. hut ne will defer his Anal
decision until he has had talk with
Robert u. ward.
should MAGE declare Hofmsns CON
tract. which. Il is said. calls for $1,000
A season and has s,ill two years 80
run, null and void the young manager
realizes that he would he weakening
his team considerably IT. any event
Hoffman says that he IL through. and
instead OF accompanying tn, club 20
Brooklyn Tomorrow. he says, ne viii *
% his nome In Akron. OHIO
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FIVE SCHOOL CREWS TO ROW.
Harlem Regatta Also viii Ne I'm
li,.ned by Canoe Races.

Ac riding 20 reports turned IN At the
meeting o. IN. New York Rowing Asso-
cation held at the New York Athletic
Tub asst nSht there will b" great
Nrrolt u schooiboy crews ut toe re-
satta Of the association TO he held on
,lhs HJriem River ou May 81. vt least
I'VE r.gHt cared crews will come 20 the
hdrN for the one mile race for nigh
snoo.s Those IN training are Central
H'gh school ~ Philadelphia, Fordhan
''tH. Flushing lIisI, he witt Clinton
'ad Ner Rochelle High.
IN order "a MI in the waits between
f'''s the ToWers have joined with the
Atlantic division OF the American Canoe
Association and in the afternoon there
VII 90" eight canoe races, four events
''' me cruising class at half a milo
'Au lou" TO- the racing class at mile.
u tho morning the races will he
,9"ra Downstream with the finish at
aAll.Eou Bridge and in the afternoon
'at oogr'c will he reversed with the fin
~ al NuTdHlm Bridge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
sALTUs CUP GOES VISITING.
Warrington Fencers Win Tit
with Uu~lItng swords.

Three svordsmen of the Washing on
FenCers' club. John A. MacLAuuhlin.
DR.. Scott D. breckenridge and Clement
l.. Rouve, won the Saltus cup last night
In the rooms of the Fencers' club OF
New York The Saltus cup carries with
It th. national championship in duelling
swords and was held by the Boston
A. \. which won Il last year. The Bos-
tor team fought out the Anal against
Washington last night and was beaten,
To 3.
Four teams were entered In the
first round matches the Washington
team tied with the y. Y a. g., and
then won the fence OF. To- 1. and the
Boston swordsnen advanced ny beating
the Fencers' club 81 New York, 20 2.
In the final between Washington and
Boston Washington settled matters "a
the end of the eighth bout. when the
score stood 4 to 2 In Wsshingon'a favor
The last bout was fenced, however, VIII.
lam Russell OF Boston beating Or
Breckenridge OF Washington.
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Sew YORK; - II
SUFFOLK ........0 - q u y o Ia 10
Batt'tie---McIla.e, Warhop and Schwert
Ryan, Burke K'Lny and knight H-tn"r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
BOSTON MEN WIN THEM ALL,
Russell, Rhodes asd Blake Advance
In Court Tennis.

BOSTON. April b,--The three opening
matches OF the national cour, tennis
championship tournament At the Tennis
and Racquet Club to-day were taken by
members of the local club, Tho feature
match was that between Edgar Scott of
the Philadelphia Racquet Club and n.
=. Rhodes of this city. The Latter took
the first two sets with ease and was n,
fair way 10 get the third when MIR
Scott got In some effective strokes ana
won, 9 to 3 The same thing happened
In the fourth set, the Boston player be-
ing close TO a win only TO have his OPP
ponent pull II out In the deciding set,
however. Mr.. Scott was beaten eMsily.
The summary
pirst Round--C, T Russell. Boston, de
feated Richard GamhriN Cambridge
I'll. e., 60; ID, +. Rhodes, Boston, de-
featsd Edgar Scott. Phi!sdelphin, "a
s--2, b--s. St, Al J A, l.. Rlska Bos
ton, defeated W T Hnhn, Philadelphia,
IA. a.. "a. s--2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06

Twenty laborcrs and dozen assist
ant managers worked hard 20 whip
south Field into shape Yesterday In
order that the Columbia baseball team
might meet Amherst "a scheduled, hut
there was too little sun to help drN the
Held after she corps OF shuNe..rrs had re-
moved the SNOW. The Amherst men APP
reared IN uniform at 3 ocioch, but after
,oiiiug ankle deep tn mud Tor Il few
minutes decided that Il WAS 90" day cor
baseball. Harry A. Ffsh"', graduate
manager Of athlc'ics, said the game
would hc PLAYED this afternoon. The
Amherst players then were assigned "a
Furuald Han, II campus dornitury, -
await the oNcomc % IN" weather mtu''
predictions
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FORDHAM TENNIS TEAM LOSES.
Virainians win Doubles and Two
singles Ora " One.

CHARrorrrsvrIIy. Va.. April S,--Vir-
ginia defeated Fordhsm ~ tennis TO.
day. capturing the doubles match and
two siu2les. The third s.ngl" match. be.
tween Rixey Of Virginia and Binzcn OF
rordham, resulted In draw, darkness
coming on bssore the match could 10
completed
In the doubles tho Niryinians pulled
the match out of the fire, overcom;ns
a two set lead by the New Workers
and winning In 3 sets The summary
Doubles---Powers and Sterne defeated
Riuzen ana ppdin OF Fordham. &C 81
&c. i0--N s.
s.nglAs--roft defeated Moore q, Ford
ham. -. "a. 81 Morton defes'eo
bodin OF ForuhaIn. 81. f--HN t--4 RlAel
ana HinGau played TO draw. r--'. "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
INDIANS oUTFINIsH CORNELL.
rls, improved Lacr"ssc In Last
HAIR aud Win ny Il Ia z.

CARLISLE. Pa. April j,--Cornell wac
defeated her, AT lacrosse this afternoon
10y the Carlisi" Indians IN a yam" wnrh
showed both teams well advanced FOR
an early season contest. The redskins
trrumphed by 70 ., though the soore
favored Cornell 10 AT the end OF
tn. iirst half, Carlisle played much
IN, better game. having the ball In the
opponents territory fully two-thirds ~
the time. The Indians opsresl with 81
poor offence. whch was stimulated by q
hear to heart "ntr'aGte lecture from
Coach pNei,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
HAVANA RACING RESULTS.

fi",' Rsoe.-rive .turionss. rur., $500
hree-NT1r-oold. And up"srd .se,'ng =
ANA out won: Catherine Turner. ZOO Rob
u-ouI, Go !. 20 and To g. second
s'.ewncre ~. - Bauer, $ 10 3, 10 S
aas,le Mnia co'unGiG IAN sr" pol AM snG
Nuoa also ran.
,ereaa Ea,.-f.ye far.or.,, pur,, ,aoo.
NlusKno,on, IL ,Mcpetmo,I 10 :" !,
:, To- .end 2 80 J, Won, Gi'oa. ~
/" ana og. fhir1 Time. l.os FriU
iHi,rpoo,rains-, brown 49,, Primo. ..Rnistu
Third Rnce--One mite ana , sixteenth
purse $500 fhrec year.olis and upWaIi
J. to | and even, won Lady RanHIu, '0'
SmIr'iIoos A. i even H"a :" 'se?nd
nnd 20 I th,rd Time, l:a' virginia
Hhe Jack Nolan, Caicthumpiau, Mimpsi-
puko Snehy Tov Pay Ram Dance auo
Colonel RrtNn also ran.
Fourth Race ono milo. purse sl0O
hires ycar-olds ana upward: cling
sprinsmass. li9 oJonc'b. . % ?, ,o l'
10 ! aud even, second SepuNet1 ~
lLanertyi. ; 20 /. 20 q and q To 3. 'hird
Time. $50 rat, Regain Klns R,dford
Louise Paul Fairly and water LNd misc
Ftf'h Rsce-si> 'ur'ons purse $500
thre"-y"ar- and upward s"llinE
: 60 E.. won, Loanspark, III JoursI, -
to I. TO ! and . 20 :. .rcoHd, Dhnrlry
McFcrr0u l1G Hanover, 81 10 l.
kin. Wolfs baths belfast Curkeu anp
Napier also ran.
sixth Race sN- furlougs purse 5000
thrrn-v,ar- ana inward. sailing 81
Frctfuh III tNaldronl, 3 20 T. i to
ana 20 2, won, DayliGhJ, los ,Hinphyp
: 20 !. 20 o ana p 10 =, second JarI
Harrison. 100 DIpurst, 10 20 !. 10 an,
. to 'hird Time 1.c'. Hah-rd t4h
, Lambs INT. Nai're, Uncle Ed Perth Rock
MI Ma ana Nalik als" rtn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06

NE Ut NJ sNf-VTT' TFF TN'-TI ''TTTF U'"''''F'
We're the features Tho score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
WEAKNESS IN PINCH
MAKES GIANTS PUNY
New Orleans Manhandles
Them and Piles Up Score
Of & to I.
HEMPSTEAD WATCHES IT

NV ORLEANS, April 8. - The Giants
r6ercd another defeat to-day. The
yrw orleans Pclicsns beat them and
lea, them badly. The score was To 1.
The Giants played poor bail In Beau
mont Yesterday and poorer In New Or
lans to-day, They played minor league
bail, very minor.
There was fatuous work at the bat
md gaping inability to do anything with
,ae pitching Of Bighy and Smith when
men we're on bases. They stood WOOL
,,ly while Bigbys curve ball fcorcd
,b.m and caught them una,ert and were
,ns as Inefficient before the pitching OF
smith
II y Hempstead, the Giants presi-
dent. saw the advance happenings. To-
morrow the Giants will tackle the rud =
penclns I'm Gulfport. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
GIANT COLTS STRIKE A SNAG.
Lose nm Eleven Inning Game to-
Little Rock.

LITTLE Rock. Ark.. April Eddie
Grants bunch Of Giants met with their
t-s, defeat since leaving their training
emp In Marlin, Tex. when they lost an
eleven inning game to-day To The ArkHn-
sas Travellers AT a score of to I. II
was hard fought game from start to
rnish. tho Colts making their only run
Il the first inning. The score:
X II t.
New York. / 0 - 900 0 0 81 q
lttIe Rock 0 . o o . /. =
Batteries, New York---Chs mers 1nd Me
, lean ami Wendell. Littl. Rock. HHrprr,
Rob. Day, Iuhrser. Lively and Gibson
~ Haye' I'mplre. Wrlght
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
bob B-.ch-r zoe. 10 Cardinals.

NEW ORLEANS, April i.--Bpo Beschei
"a 20 become member Of the - Louis
Cardinals after all The big outieldel
Of the Giants baked a lons time al
leaving New York FOR s. Louis Bu'
on the authority OF or" wuo knows OF
ought 10 know the deal was nnsllN
closed to-day and Bescher has beer
persuaded to Join HIrsins's clan
Beschpr 20 what IT Louis gets IN eN
change for Poll Perritt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
Coleman TIE. with kiins~r.

Hal Coleman. playing ESQ points TO
ais opponents 200. won match In the
Brooklyn handicap h8lkline billiard
'ournameut al the Brooklyn Billiard
Academy last night by defeating Joseph
Nillette ESQ 10 ISL. Coleman averaged
Il 22-3s and his high runs were q,
- and 10. Coleman Is now tied with
Jacob Kliuger for the lead In the tour
nev, each with two victories ana one
ipfenr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
Pores Joins NiIlrOse 4. \.

charlas Pores, winner Of the brook
Ya'sc' Gate Marathon, has set at rest
." tlm"rs about his future athletic con-
"uons He made official application
~ IN" y. A. L. yesterday to change his
'H'r ION from unattached TO Millrose
snd he Immediately signed an
"E n.ank 10 represent the Wanna
"a"" "rglnlzation in the Boston Mara
~" ~ i'1'rioIs DAY, Pores viii nave
.ch '1anakopulos his clubma,e, for
,o'npsny In the long grind The sturdy
.,tS COINS through special course
Waning for the event
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
SENATORS SWAMP PHnI1Es.
Harper ana johnson rake TupWa ~
shutting Them out.

wAsHINGroN. April j.--Washington
blsnked the Philies In an exhibition
game here this afternoon, score 4 TO o.
Washington scored two runs each Off
Alexander and Mayer by timely hit
ting. Harper, who started In the box
for Washington. allowed one scratch
hit and famed seven of the visitors
In Ave innings Walter johnson made
his first appca nance before a home
crowd this season when he relieved
Harper. The Phillies were helpless be-
fore Johnson's great speed and got only
three hits, all on sufferance. The score {.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
REuLY's HIT WINS FOR YALE.
Triples and l.. Middlebrook Sends
Him In. Beating Holy Croa.

BALTIMORE, April 5.--Yale defeated
Holy Gross here to-day by score Of
= TO l. with the count, tied Reilly
started the final Inning 10y polling
triple to centre and scored the winning
run when l.. Middlebrook singled to
right. both Way and Wallace pitched
good ball. Wallaces triple and Longs
single gave Holy Cross its one tally
In the fifth inning Tomorrow Yale
vii meet Penn here. TIL. score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
carter and Fisher NictOrs.

Andy Cortrz shaded Jimmy Brennau
In ten rounds ~ the Broadway Sport
ing club Yesterday afternoon Joe Fisher
had bit the better Of Jimmy O'Nell In
a lik number
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
VIRGINIA HAMMERS MARTIN.
h mock FOrdham pitcher From BoS
La First Inning.

GA NELnrTEaNu.LE. Va. APRIL j.-Nir-
ginia defeated Furdhams nine. 9 "a
to-day. scoring tiN. runs IN the iu-
ltial inning before Pitcher Martin could
get warmed up Walsh who went 10
Martins rescue. blauk,d the South
crucrS iuI seven innings.
Herman started IN" scoring with -
home run drive hetweeu right ana
centre, but Virginia c!nchcd the con.
test by knocking Martin from the slab
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06

Jacob klns.r avsraved ~ 1918 IN
his 4"' point match ~ ts2 baikline
hilliaris against Charles WHIT. az the
Morningsid' Billiard Academy last
night and Won ESQ to i73, Hllnger had
runs n Ga 80 and %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
BANKED BY HUaH's NEPHEW.
Young Jennings Holds Cornell to
Two Hits.

LExrSaroH, Va, April i--CorNell
sarnered hut two inaeld hits off South
paw William Jennings a nephew Of the
redoubtable Hughie. and Washington
and Lee triumphed, 10 o. The Gen
erals failed to solve johnson In the four
innings that he twirled. but :. Region,
who assumed the pitching burden In the
ffth, yielded six runs by virtue of his
w1ldness and Washington and Lees
timely hitting The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06

Willie Langford knocked out Willie
burke in the fourth round AZ the Van
derblt A. G. last night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
RICHMOND Il l. }

Huh--U NNa s0NuItz, HuMIhtI, y NUt
sIaw GetZ. Miller Brown. Long. 3; Rerser,
BreclNndhe Left on bases-Brooklyn ";
Richmond, Two ba-a hNa-O' Mara Myers,
Getz Ions Berger Home ruu-Brown sac
rif1ce hit--B-rsrr Sacrifice fy-Hummel
Fret base on errors Brooklyn. :; Richmond
l. stolen hsses-Humnel Hoffman First
has. on balls-Of Russell. q. on Brown, :.
struck out.-By Russell. /. by Brown, ;; by
Jar1nan 4. by Aitchison. Ht--OH Ru-
sell. IN one and two-thrd- inmn--; on
Brown. 9 IN five INNING; of Jnrman. IN
seven and ons-third innn3e: on Aitchi-on.
IN four innings. umpire-Coomhs. Time
hour and "a inmates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
Glover stops wiIIie Abearn.

At the Military 4, G. In Brooklyn
last night BILLY Glover stopped Wllre
Ahearr, In the seventh round. Ahearn
substituted for Italian Joe Cans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
TIGERS PETER OUT QUICKLY.
Get Four Runs ~ start. hut Lose
"a t.corsetown by 3 to 4.

WAsHINGroN. April 6.--prnceon
struck a tartar In Georgetown to-day.
and after rolling Zip four runs in the
opening inning finally succumbed by D
TO T. The score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
YANKEE SECONDS SUCCEED.
NirxiniH L~agu~rs Beaten. Score :
tO 3-NrNnl~ In Form.

NORFOLK. Va April THE second
section of the New York Americans in
charge OF Duke Farrell and including
Jack WARRIOR. Roy Hartzell and Marty
Mchale defeated In. Virginia League
team at suffolk. Va, twenty miles
southwest OF here THIS afternoon and
came into Norfolk. Where they will he
Joined 10y the Yankee regulars to-nor-
roW. The game ~ SUFFOLK completed
th- spring schedule for the Yankee
ro"k!-s The score vas. New York. :
|unolk B.
Mn" complete innings We're play
ami MvHale aud Warhop did the pitch
ing, with Schw-rt behind the bat. Me-
Hale was nit for 4 home run with one
on In the second inning but that was all
the scoring done on him during the
siN innings he was an the mound.
The batting ~ Schwer' and the field
ing OF Araruu. Hartz"ll and Truesdale
We're the features. Tho score;
RHr
Sew YORK; "a q II
~uttoIk ........0 o d y Ia 10
sA.u
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Runs Reilly, >: Wallace. Two base hits-
Murphy Reilly Three base hits wallsc.
Reilly. Sacrifice hit-Hunter stolen bases
i.onE. Melbourne Double plsy-Melbourne
Legore and Bush First base on halls-or
wallace s Batter hit-By Wallace BUSH
struck oa-By Way 5: by wallace, =, Wild
pitch-walace Left on base--Yale. s; Holy
Cross T. First ba.@ on error-Isle Umpire
--Horner Tme-i hour and - minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06

Runs--Moeller, Foster Milan. Morgan. First
base on error-washinEton Left on bases
balls-or Alexander . on Mayer l. on Har-
per :. Innings p,tche,i-By Alexander 4. by
Mayer 4. by Harper Z, by Johnson T. Hts
on Alexander 3. of Mayer 4. on Harper L.
on johnson 3. struck out-By Alexander L.
by Mayer =. by Harper :, by johnson 4. Two
base hits-Ainsmith. Bancroft Sarr1fits, hit
Moeller Stolen bases Crava,h. Becker wild
bitches Alexander. Harper Jmpirc-Coln
flower, Tune hours
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'gdnioId-on out; hit by own bNt-d ball
NN York ............. o o 0-l
New orleans .......... - a-G
Rlns-snodgriss. Hendrix. sylvester :; Ed
uond.on Thomas Ihggiu- First base ON er.
lors New York, /; New Orleans. / Left on
hi.e.-N New York. :: New Orleans. .. First
base on bala--On fromme, : of BBshy. 3:
~ Smith. :. Struck out-By Fromme .: 10y
krmayer. by Bagby, .: by smith . Home
nun Thomls Three base hit-Hen,irix Two
base hns--Edmond.on. Higgins stolen base
snodzrsss Double pls,-Hisgins and Buhm
Hts-of Fromme, IN six inning-: OF Kir.
mayer. In two Innings. OF Bagby. 3 In five
innings, OF G Smith, none IN four innings
tmplrcs Fender and Ricker1 Tme-i hour
lnd ~ minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06

Rum MaiSe, Hsh. Cree, Pip. Peh, Null
vanev Two base hi, thigh. Cree. Parmelcc.
Three base hit Mulvaney Home runA-Cree.
pipp Left on bsses-New York 4, Rocky
Mount =. First base ON hslls--Ou Caldwell 1
on Berg l. struck out--By Peh 4. by Cald
Hell /, by Berg HNs-On Pieh. in
siy innings; on Caldwell in three innings
of Bers. IN three lnrunea: OF kincaid
IN three innings: on O'Brler. in two in.
nn.s Cmnr.--Monty Tine hour "
minutes
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aly hitting The score:
CORNELL.


Runs-Colville, Gallagher 2, Mahood, Jen.
mngs, Sweetlsnd Two base hits Bailey
Rves stolen hascs-Mellsu, Bufpee sweet
land Double playa-J RECON ana Bills
lagher sNrihce hits--'iordrn, Donovan
smith First base on balls Jennings ..
johnson % Innings pitched-.JohnsOn 4, with
and runs Struck out--Jenninzs v John
son ,. Region r. Passed ball Iswee'laad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06

Totals 20 . 81 ~

Non. out when winning run was scored
'Bat;ed for Ess,o In the seventh inning
Holy Cro.s ........... ! 9
VAL. ........,..,...... o o o i
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-18
NEW TARIFFS SHOW
BETTER RATES FOR
NEW MEXICO POINTS

Santa Fe Sept 1.-THE state corr
rorauou commission today issued tar
lifts showing the difference between
the Old class and commodity rates 10
El pas1 from Kansas City. ST. Louis
and Chiea1o and the new rates going
into effect oa October !, as Well as
The rates to Albuquerque LAS Vegas.
Santa Dc. u0mirs ana silver City the
new rates giving the New Mexico
points much greater advantage than
dij tho old rates Similarly the rates
10 Clovis Roswell and Carlsbad are
lowered considerably. while the rates
60 JED PJso arc Raised In many iu-
stances thus cquaizing advantages for
lobhers throughout the southwest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-18
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Our Lunch Tablets are the acme Of con-
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IN the mouth when fatigued or hungry.
Sample free, HoRLIcK'S. Racine. WIS
No Substitute IS ''Justa Good
as HoRLlck'S, the Original
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-18

Probably stefansson has not heard
that there is some trouble Ia Eu-
rope into which Canada has been
drawn He can find lot of interest
ln reading the back files when he
comes out Of the Arctic regions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-18
wu,l rRrrNurpNrs, MEANS.

SATURDAY sErrENBEG IS ri.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-17
Gin peOont.

Sn poris tpirb folsenbs @ef9i9te
eradblt: 4uf Dem 9abnbof ct. 2aaare
fpmmt Elm Shnen3us an. Beim
DurGseben zines II. &laTe goupes
entbedt elm 8eamter bic Qeide eines
Mannes. Der pabrenb Der 5abrt GEE
ftorben 1T. Man forfdt na9 Der
Sbentitdt, Dffnet bas portemonnaie
unb entbedt oarin Elm 5abrbinet -
britter 9laRe. unb Der Sote 1T sfpeis
ter 8lofs gefahren! Der geamie itebt
eri6uttert Dor einem fiirdterlifen Dtz
lemma: benn einerfsits min er Elm
BrptotoG oufnebmen, onber1eits aber
1T Der S~traffdnigs tot! pa fommt
ibm Elm pahrbuft eenialer @ebanfe: er
.ntnimmt Dem Yprtemonnaie bes go
ten ben 8etras fir cine 3ufdlassfarte
apeiter 9laffe. lest ben S1ein in bos
portemonnaie, flappt es gu unb eebt
nit benz beFriebisten @epiFen zines
Der ielbt benz Sobe aeaenz
iiber framme pflidt seibt. in feline
8on5lei, no er berubiet feinen {nl,s
beren 8eri6t abfertigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-17
Lokaies.
Die Sreibeitsglodc.

Gin idOnerer Gag mie Ser beutige,
bette gum gmpfang Ser btitorii6en
Sreitsglofe nidt geoadt tperoen fon.
men. gs mar ein ioenles @etter,
oas bon Dem an Der Mibiera niGt
u~bertroffen peroen fam.
S6on friib am Morgen bielten cic
u5briner" nut ibren orei Muiiffas
pellen tbren gin5ug 1T oie Stoot
bonn Sltniet 8abnbof aus. l1no nac)
lsto nad enttpifelte Iih Elm reyes Sc,
BEN IN BEN StraBen. Sic vSbriner",
Die als Gbrenfpade Ser @lode BIZ
1lerl, o~eriammeltelr itb I'M IL 80 in
iGrer &atbe0rale llnb bielten einen
llnt5ug onrd Die @al1ptitroBen, ser
tie nad Der @rattb g(peftue brafte,
no fie Die Iufunft Der @lode ermur-
taten. Sobalo oielelbe eil1traf lei.
Ger nit eitter 8eripatltng bon bret
poaen Strnoen, UNI 5pei lt6r, MUIR
Den oie anlerifanii9en 9lageen ett-
faltet uto Die Wfuiiffopeaen Ipiel-
ten. Die Sfulfinoer fanlen in Spe-
Observation-Disclosures berbei nro
8onienoe bon Meniden bepolferten
0en Mfaperid Sort uno nabnten oie
ongren5enoen StrnBen Elm, Inn COS
biftoriide Merfmal 5n iebe1L oas
5tpef Stunoen lang alif erbobter
8lafform zines offenen @ilenbabnipa-
gems anSgeiteat blieb. 0ann lesie
Gle @lode ibren @eg rpeiter fort, 5lt-
f1adit mad, Het=0ro1tnfeIs