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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-27
OF AMERICAS
CRISIS
SAYS BARRETT
solidifying Of Relations Be-
tween Western Republics
Will Go Far 10 Pay Heavy
War Cost He Thinks.

Washinetoa, May 2I.-The test Of
the good that the present Pau-Ameri-
can nnanciai conference has done VIII
not come tor q year according TO John
Jarrett. director general 81 the Pan
American rnion. % OF the speakers
today az a general session Of the
conference.
M said Barrett, there is a silver
iiuine 20 The war cloud. Il Is the de-
Vel0pment 81 pan-Amrrican solidarity.
No great historical event sincc ne
declaration Of the Monroe Doctrine IN
5sgs has done more TO awaken the
g0vctaments aud peoples OF North
and south America % a true apprc-
clatinn Of thei rcommon interests
Joseph r.. Davis. chairman OF the
federai trade commission In a speech
before the conference. said
The yenlus Of Europe is addressed
TO war. the spirit OF the Americas IS
turned toward peace. This council OF
the Americas Is Neld TO marshal the
great forces of peace into conditions
that make a.. mutual helpfuiness."
Representative OF the South
American republics Ga the transpor-
,ation committee met early today and
Dr. samuel Hale Pearson, delegate
from Argentina, announced that theS
appeared tanimous In their desire
tor q corporation TO run steamship
from the principal ports OF the United
States 20 south America.
The uruguayan delegation passed
resolutions declaring that adequate
transportation facilities between
Nortb and south America were es.
sential to closer relations and puttine
itsel fon record In favor OF rcmoyins
legal restrictions which stand In the
way and favorine aid either hy direc.
OF Indirect subsidy or both.
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piled in The abdominal muscles, gently
rubbed Ca BY your own hand guided
~ your own mind. n makes the musclel
uiianf. ihcy expand quite naturally and The
fnnt upon the nerves u such that they al
jlsi thcmfalfcs 20 The prnuess q expansion
80 Tint pain from this source . almost elm
fdied. Women Who use Mothers Friend
refer % thf absence u morning sickness. they
are relieved 81 n great many minor dif'
ifffzcs. III apprehension disappears and those
peculiar nervous "hdrels' no longer dlsturb
iie fights. Il a we'll named .Mothfrf
Fnend." Got \ bottle today 81 any drug
risf. Then ~ once write Tor o most cnter-
ininine and Instructive hook for al prulprc.
live moihcrR. Address nradneld Regulator
10. 1o5 Lamar BLDG Atlantis, ca.
This book explains the physical action ~
'Mufhcrs Friend tells why u enfofcrs
ttfrnr4h 70 the muscles and relieves undue
sifaln. ~ ais contains letter.. % experience
fraia many happy. mothers, u u Just such
. handy little look - every woman viii a.
lnrt rf0ofnlze 81 lust what abe Had always
Fi.Aei n eaaia'n isev Aaov' i.s.
Nrtu for q iodoys
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ENGLISH EYEWITNESS RELATES
CHAPTER or GERMAN REVERsEs

london. May %. as D. m.--An
account of the occurrences al the
front written BIS the British eyewit-
ness under date Of May % and given
"a IN London to0ay.
a building in La Hassee used BY
the Germns as a bathing establish
ment was hit recently by one of II
hoWitzer shells. while II was fun OF
German onicefs. Between twenty
and thirty Of them were killed or
wounded.
"Not far prom Ypres our anti-air-
craft suns brought down a hostile
a%croplane, which fell headlong OF a
parapet 81 tho German trenches
within sight Of the French lines.
Both the pilot and the observator
must have been instantly killed. Tho
French, noting that the ;alling ma
chine was exciting considerable inter
ost nrnong tho occupants Of the
eremy's works. trained machine guns
on the spot and waited until a sum-
cient number Of Germans had collect
cd. when they opened Ere on them
Continuing. the eyewitness relates
how a detachment Of Germans. at
tempting TO make use OF their deadly
rases at Ypres. we're themselves sur
located 10y this gas after "a French
shell had burst the cylinder contain
iHg IL.
Notable among tho recent German
losses tho eyewitness asserts. were
those sustained by tho nfty-seycnth
Prussitn infantry in the action 81
STAY ie. H. This organization lost
2.fO0 out OF 5000 men.
The Germans are st.I extracting
the utmost from tho country they
occupy. Mention is made of one in
sident IN connection with Tho recent
sporadic humbnrdmcut ot Lens by
,he allies. six shells fell on tho
Lens station " tho urltor says 'and
the town was fined 5000 marks for
each prolcctilc or % total Of $4,000
mar.F. part of which was distributed
among the soldiers. Tho Eg0und Tor
the nno was The allegation that some
OF the inhabitants must have been Ia
CCWmu iCation with the enemies OF
Germany. hence the homblrdmeut.
THAT some - the cncmlos geo least
ore not enjoying themselves iu Flnn-
Gcrs Is shown by the following mes
saro lung into tho British trenches
1--WE are too few to attack too
many Go retire and too proud 10 sur
render. but We an want 20 go home
"a few days ngo a kite was flown
over our li1os. ON H was written;
'Plcasc send tins back when the
wind is favorable. wouldn't YOU like
Zoo come over here, as you nave no
more ships let' Won you glve ur
SOON We do not ii'to 90 any longer.
similar ovcrturcs nave been made
ot different points along our lines
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A. n result of schedule rcadius,-
mcut consequent on the r~eorgauizn-
tlDu uf the league. the Dukes VIII
have % long stand at home after the
present series in Phoeuix. meeting
every other team "a Hopewell hel .
before COINS ou tour
The Phoenix series viii not end
sunday, a. decrecd by the orig na'
schedule. The Dukes and the soma
tors will play Monday. "a good move
from the box oficc angle. because y
gives clubs the benefit OF both
SUNDAY and holiday crowds Tn"
original schedule ordered a sheer
waste ot Decoration day.
When the Dukes return here next
week they viii meet Tucson in th"
first home series OF me romodcl"d
sensuu Phoenix will follow Tucson
uud 30 Paso will wind up the iu'o-
sion.
lu 90 telegram received ny business
Mlulgyr Tom Hughes today. Man
agcr George Reed, after advising "i
the schedule changes. say
1.-The clubs are an strong now, and
I THINK there viii be- more interest.
VIII write tomorrow and explain oE-
erythiug
The telegram oc not make plain
whether Albuquerque will play ai
nome next Tuesday. as originally
heduled. or "Wednesday n be- pos
sihlo, hl close connections, FOR the
Dukes to get here from Phoenix at
o - Tuesday afternoon That point
viii hc cleared up when Reeds let
ter arrives.
u will be- noticed over in The
standing ,hBt the old percentage has
been wiped out. The club standinl
went by the board with the two fir"d
clubs. and % new start was made
That sends the El paso Longhorns
~ To- 20 pHssahle imitation Of q tlyins
start. u state ui affairs calculated i'
arouse al the fautic fcrNor of Alhn-
mcruuo 90 fever heat.
Hittiu- Toner. one OF The senators
best twirlers, frequently ana effect
| lively, the Dukes won from PhocniN
yesterday afternoon, g 90 o.
Jurdon, who was Manager Reed
selection for Do firing work. was in'
Nlnciblr iu piuohcs. Although he sol
into the hole several ttmcs. due o.
the savage batting 81 the S"lons. De-
always managed Co pun himself out
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WOULD PREVEN7
POACHING BY
EVANGEL|STs

R~ochealcr. n. 81 Nby af.--Presby-
terrain e~haplnins Of the United States
win hereafter be Appointed after 4
COMMITTEES 81 thc nssArnbiy has passed
upan their candidacy. This action
war approved BY the general nssem-
bly today.
The committee en- temperance wa
given an ADDITIONAL sfU.see for ID.
work IN the nett year.
An overture recommending that the
assembly meet %bienniaiiy Instead Of
annually was rejected.
An overture presented b the ohio
synod giVl4ig power to excommunicate
pastors or elders who rs n secret
or oyert act give aid to the liquor in-
tcrcets was approved by the assem-
bly,. The action not being %retroae-
tive docs not affect the case OF Dr.
Charles n. Parkhurst.
ihe question 81 the right cf evan
CYCLISTS 20 perform marriage oeremon-
les came np on an overture from a
western synod. They objected 20
such opoachingn IN the p~reroRativcs
Of regular pastors. The assembly de-
cided that a synod has no power %
refuse his privilege to %evangelists
when such marriages are within ths
la OF the civil code.
new synod. Wyoming. was or
dcred created. This makes forty-ons
syuods IN the church. Atlantic CitS
was chosen Tor the next general as
sembiy.
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PERKINS IS SURE
THAT BECKER
WILL HANG

New York. May 27-No possible
disclosures Of police corruption OF
revelations 81 tho identity Of the man
% men higher up in the division Of
money paid for police protection
80 plea Charles Becker can make up
viii sage him from the electric chair,
u District Attorney Perkins can pre-
Vent; q. according To announcement
made uy Perkins today.
Ia making his announcement Per
kiAs teok niiciai cpgnizance OF q eur
rent rumor that Becker. facing denth
inr causing the murder o. Herman
RorsnthaL was willing 20 confess q
he en0ws ~ his We should be spared.
Rockers execution is set for the week
al Jniy i2.
80 appeal Tor eiemency IAN be-
inside ~ any case - one properly
eupgleted of murder Ia the first de-
afee because Of any assistance
might render 10 the authorities Ia tho
prosecution OF offenses Of a much
loWtr grnde. Perkins said.
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FORTUNE IN COIN
PASSES THROUGH
CITY TODAY
Second Big shipment Of Silver
Money This Week; More
Than 100000 Half Dollars
In Boxes.

Another hie shipment az coin. the
SECOND within ~ few days. was trans-
felfed from train 20 train az the
Santa Fr station today The ship
mcnf consisted II twenty boxes 81
hail-dnliara. catn box containing
x..Sea. 4 total Of tfs6.00e.
Like the shipment q more than
half 4 milton dollars In silver that
Iasaed through the other day. TO-
anY's shipment came In on train No
n went out on No. Sla. it was
ceBsisnel TO The First National bank
~ ~ Paso.
Nobody here has learned what call
Tor cash led TO the shipment OF close
10 t4o9.eG0 IN silver coin 90 o sing
hunk IN the Pass city. II other such
shipments are due no hint OF them
has been given. such shipments are
not advertised, although rObpesy Of
silver coin shipments on q large
p.aic presents a weii-nigh impossible
TASK.
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SPORT News
Circuit Ships
II Ipaso Times.

An things considered. however. at
the present time the league Is sub
stantiul and compact. and will In time
lc one Of the strongest leagues OF its
class BOO thu ooUltrl. Al four of tho
teams now COMPOSING tho league are
about on am even basis az far az
playing anility is concerned. and ia
the future there are certain to be
some hutly contested games for the
supremacy ol the circuit. The clubs
viii maze q new start In the race. all
starting with am unblemishcd record
ul Loco, although this plan met with
the di-upp.u,ai. ct Herb Hester In
Phoenix. VINO was leader OF the cir
cult.
Review OF baseball history shows
chat some ui the strongest leagues In
the country at present began with
four teams the Pacihc coast for in
stance, being inauguruted with the
Los Angeles. Oakland and san Fran
,isco lubs entered Since that time
tho league has been a success. and in
asmuh as considerable interest h. he
inR shown in the welfare Of tho
fouthWcstcrn circuit. the officials ars
confident that ultimately the o%rgani-
saliou wNiil 90 "a paying proposition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-27
FAMED NATIONALLY
FOR ONE THING,
ANYWAY
Frank Huslsman, of the Dukes
Says Hearst Expert, Is the
Greatest Singer on the
Globe-In Figures.

Al least one OF the players on the
Albuquerque ball club II nationali,
famous Frank Huclsman gets into
She hnil ~ fnme by way 1T a special
article written for the Hearst news
papers and syndicate by Damon Run
yon.
Rnuyon's article dcnls with players
IN the minors, who. for some myster-
ious reason. can go on year after
year, burning up the little leagues but
never quite develop class cnough "a
get into the big leagues or make good
up there" after Trial
says Runyon. In the course ~ ms
article:
There is quite an army of ball
PLAYERS. old and young, down in the
minor leagues 81 the land who strike
the ordinary observer as good enough
for the major league. but who mover
attract the attention OF the scouts
Some of them have been W. before.
usually just long cnough to devcloI
some marked defect. and once q
player has been tried and sent bach
hy "A major league manager it is dif'
nCuit for him to again catch the eye
of the ivory hunters.
After commenting ON the fact thai
minor and bush players can pile ul
awe-inspiring records year after yeni
without finding the open sesame e
the portals that bar the way 20 th'
majors. he cites instances. ana on'
OF the Instances II the field managei
of the Dukes CT big Frank. Runyor
says;
The greatest siugger on the globe
in figures lis aged FRANK HuelH
man. last season with the salt Lake
club Of the now dctunct Union ass"
station. who can hit 400 AN his ITO
in the Union association.
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nEIgIANs MAKE REPORT
on GERMAN BONfD AfgDNENT

Havre, Nav 21.--tvia Paris. 4;2s
p m)-The Belemn onicial report
given out under date OF May 20,
reads;
the village OF costkerd. our batter
les replied successfully. notably in the
direction of Schoore. whore bursting
shells caused a ere and violent eX-
p~iosioas
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London, NAY a, lIl5O q. ml--Thc
secretary Or the admiralty has Is
sued q statement on the ~southend
raid, which. contrary 20 the despatch
-, says two women were killed. IL
reads.
late last night a Zeppelin visited
the east coast ana bombs we're drop
ped on sonthend the casualties re-
ported to-day ars two women killed
and n child badly Injured. VERY
little material dnmasc vas done
Aeropianes and scapianes pursued the
eenniy but the Zeppelin escaped In
an epsterly direction.
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KILLING TROsTs VISIT LAKE
NND ATLANTIC STATES

Warhingtun May 20 killing
nosis throughout the lake rogion ana
the middle Atlantic states broke May
weather records Of many years last
nipht and promise unscasonahiy cold
weather for the next twenty-four
hours,
Reports 90 the weather burena this
morning indicate heasy damage TO
fruits and vegetables Throughout az
eocilon, particularly ia the interior %
Kew York.
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Managcr Bhi Quigloy Of the Doug
las team said Il am very much
surprised 90 ihc attitude OF Douglas
boo not wanting "a professional ball
team. The Douglas club has been
setting better every day. We have
l.u&,u ,.cu ln th, series here with
Ei pHso. one of the strongest clubs IN
the league. ~ the Douglas people
had supported the team during thd
hard period. before the season was
.,,sr tho team would have paid for
itself ioI the entire season. As Con
the pii. en-. $50 have not received our
salaries due May !, and have lived
on the few dolla advanced frout
time to- Time We are an broke
The team disbaudcd last night
sunday folluwinu a conference Of
the players. This afternoon they are
pia,t ing the Eleventh infantry team
On IN effort Co make some getaway
MONEY The, are playing purely IN
their private capacities ana not as
an official pougl1s caIl. Other games
may bo arranged Ia this vicinity IN
the next Few days Go give the play
Cd. enough money Co got To other
places. The team viii split up here.
each member going his separate way.
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KING VICTOR
CONTINUED from Page onc.)

is continuing its bombardment Of the
Turkish positions night and day.
NcWs reaching Athens from Myte-
lcnc says that 900 Italian families
have ncd from SINS Co Vourlouah,
81 Asia Minor. whore they are waiting
"a steamer to take Thorn 90 Italy.
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PERSONALS

Federal court will be held in santa
Fe next month, but In abbreviated
form. The Judge will near plea but
g h O expected hat any trials VIII
be held. Court will open June +.
Margarito Lucero and Miqueiia
Gavin tool out a marriage license az
the Office Of County clerk \. r.
Walker today.
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Following their conference, the Al
hBqueruur and Tucson managers.
who finished thoir series here CTuc-
souj today. gave out the following
statement
"pNiug Co the fact that Douglas
was unable tu uu1ncc its team. aud
that team has Withdrawn from the
league the majority OF the managers
of the clubs have decided To- eliminate
LAS cruces, as another town not up
&C. tine financial standard Of the other
cities of The circuit. The season viii
i, played 10 with four clubs, and
the series starting Tuesday. May 20,
vIII constitute the initial series OF
.Io association. upon which the Una
STANDINGS ui tho .luls win be- figured.
IA pasu N.u open here Tuesday with
Tucson instead ui at home with Las
DIuey-. Will, Albuquerque and Phoc-
nix viii play out their series In
1 huCulN.'
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CoNsTANTISE's PHYSICIANS
CALL IN SPECIALIST

paris. May p. f:30 p. mixing
Constantine OF Greece is better. ac-
cording 10 the Athens correspondent
o. n Havns Agency.
II is understood that HIS Majesiy's
physicians. at the request OF the SOW
eminent are consulting with Profess
ear Albert Robin, who Is now In
France, hy toiesraph and taking his
advice concerning the royal patient.
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fnuL And for this
Fcasnn eveTy one
should REMEMBER that
whatever s. done 10
aid The mother, 10 r.
licYc her OF diutrcsscs
during her tTying
months. viii surely be
Of marked beneat 10
the child
Among the sterling
aids Il q splendid eg-
icrnai remedy knuwn
NJ "MOihers Friend :
II q what Il called IN
eubroratiOn. II " np-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-27
A Cash Sale to make room
for an enormous stock of grain

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- hato. g,o,I clcan brigi,,
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49,, 80 Stss
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,a... 80. n,,Irct 81.
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80. ..a.E.,. ooI, at
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80, hnnt,hut c,e, .,Id an
49,. nn,Lc, ror ,hc los, rr,cc
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TURKS CAPTURE TRANSPORT
SEEKING To EFFECT LANDING

Const1ntluople, May p. eva
Amsterdam ana Londo1, $3.50 p. M
-Onlri1i announcement was made
here today that a transport ship, cs-
ctttcd by the French cruiser jules
NIchelet attempted a landing M
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-27
IphocniN Gazette.

Though "a new schedule is to be
adopted. Dr. wIl NOT interfere with
this weeks Aluuuuerquc-PhoeniN
games. That series VIII open as
scheduled tomorrow afternoon ~
hocuiN. EI Pifo VIII play Tucson az
Tucson thmis week. Next week III
paso Nul play Phocnix az Phoenix,
while Albuquerque viii meet Tucson
again at Tucson next week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-27

Jrsc t~icisction in Operating :
L~ovelaud. Colo. May 25.-Redue-
tion in the cost Of administrator OF
utate boards was urged upon the gem
ernl assembly Of the United Presby-
terlap church here today In memori-
ais from the Cleveland Garent, Tex
as. ana Keokuk Prcsbyteries. The
memorials declared that the admin
~istrative expenses Of the boards last
year reached a total OF $4,000. and
that this curtniled the work for which
the FUNDS were appropriated.
Cleveland presbytery asked the as
sembiy TO lay upon the table the pro-
posed merger of the United Presby-
terian and the Southern P%rosbyter-
ian churches.
DR.. j, Y. Jameson Of pes Moines.
Iowa. was elected assistant clerk 20
serve during the assembly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-27

Tomorrow opening gene between
Phoenix and Albuquerque viii be as
pcclally remembered b. fans because
OF the fact That the first bali to be-
pitched TOMORROW vas the first ball
pitched nc the opening of the 1915
seaf0n of tho American league az the
Sew YorE Polo grounds, April %.
on the bali is written In ink tho
following First BAH pitched open
ing of season 1915. American League.
Tolu grounds. Sew YORK rity, tee
So. walter Johnson. Johnson IA
tho famous pitcher.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-27
NIne.nour ia, nIn Defeated.

Springfield. H., May 25.-The Me
Cormick bill. limiting the work day
of women Go nine hours, WAS defeated
In the lnwer house uf the legislature
today.
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rOuD sTAnTrns. slo.oO

We nave two thoroughly reliable
Ford mechanical starters oueirnl
price SIS each. We VIII rloee 100 go
$40 each. Inquire Albuquerque Motor
company.
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III paso ucrald.

Phoenix must be- given credit FOR
having tho best pitching stan seen
hero this your. IN Han, McCreery'
and Toner Hester has three good
men
what's tho solaI limit9 To keep
r,me baseball busy eyading
a.
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Chicago. 5; philadelphia. =.

chicago ......u0U goo liu-i a. %
Philadelphia $40 600 ioN-N .
Hattcri,- Vaughn. Lavender b
ucs. Adams and Archer MAYER ana
kiuIfoT
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DUKES WILL HAVE
LONG STAND At
HOPEWELL
Schedule Readjustment Calls
for Series Here With Every
Team In League Before An
other Road Trip.
srNNpING or rIIE TENMs.
%NEsTTnnNN's IN UITs.

Albuquerque o. Phoenix g.
IN Faso e.. Tucron g.
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For bahy's Group. Willie's daily
cuts and bruises, mammals sore
throut, Grandma's lBmenoss.-Dr
Thomas Eclectic Ol-tho household
remedy. 25c and soc.
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NNTiON NJ LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh, u; brooklyn, ,

a. n. T..
b Pittsburgh ...0UU 600 600 %
IrOuklyu uUn ont U0N-2 y
Batteries. Cooper aud Gibson; Dol
and Miller
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-27
All Babies Destined
to Great Achievement

To be born Is TO be great. For there
are possibilities In every tiny human In.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-27
LINING EN- OUT

I!cro's another gu} with the notion
that Ng have q millionaire concealed
about our bali club. Colonel sellers
talks blithly of RAISING fi,N1o ly next
Monday 90 insure baseball here until
fan time.
Looai1g hpok dispnssi0u1tcly on
nceti1g history of Douglas club. IL
strikes us as passubly plain that the
Phelps Dodge Company lived up to
half Of It's name.
phoeuiX observer says that Dukes
will got mo- sympathy iu capital r'tN
II HcstrT's men take fuur straight
from them. Thnnks. We Once en-
cnuntercd Ariznpd sympathy. aud 10
cost us ulI that the orig.nal calamity
had len us.
Pass city expert arrives at cu1-
Dlusluu that phooniN is nov best ]
ancod team in the league. Time for
Phoenix fans 10 get nervous.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-27
T0DAY's GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


New YORK .... 200 0oc 0HO-2 Q
chicago ...... $500 600 U2N"N ~ 2
Batteries WARRIOR Duttrell ana
swccny. REM and Schulk.