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Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
bic man auf f%umpfigen 8uoen gelest

bic man uuf fumpfigen 8poen gelegt
bat.
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rii6rte gfatur. Siefe Ddmmerung umz
gibt ben tibnsn ginbringlins, uno
llllr bic rGt1elbaften Gtimmen Der
Bilonis f9lagen lodeno uno fdretz
fenb an iein DIR. Das urpalo9aos
tut ii9 Dor ibm auf. Winbniirfe, 5erz
triimmerte 8aumriefen, gan5e 8erge
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sdnsli9e 2ogerifatt.
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pebe ben SruppentDrpern, bic ba=
ftenb, ssbeBt bonn nadordnsenben
Seinbe, bier ibren Meg fu9en fonen.
Ni9t nur i'm 5riibiabr, tpenn pripiet
un6 feline 3ufliihe austreten, itebt
bier MaRer. 10 oaB in gang poleiien
nd oblewach aufueberi4pemmungs@
gebiet" seiugt peroen fam, nein
iiberan, gu jeoer Sabres5eit itoBt man
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pel9e Bpm Jliifen unb Baden bur4z
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Simple aus, iene in Deutf9lano ols
@otitno=@ Simple 6etannten. Die man
bort mad Ser nabe selesenen Staot
pinft bsiBt. Srdse. TRACE flieBt oas
BaFer, taum TT gu bemerfen, no9
pel9er &i9tung, braunrot iiebt es
an feiner Sberfld9e aus. nad 9ara
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3eit gu 3eit ftagniert es gang unb
bann bilben ii4 .rOistp", balb Seen,
balb Simple, iiber Oenen elm epiger
Nebel f9tpebt uno Die gum Sell nit
Moos uno @9a9telbalm 5useipoas
len iinb. Mu9 Tu9srieogras, 3nergs
birtsn unb &iefern finoen fi4 bier
unb tduf9en benz nnborii9tigen fez
ites 2anb Dor. Mer bier bineingerGt,
muB bebadtfom uno fi9er bon einem
eraSbepa4ienen 9iigeI auf Den am
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

re. Sober aGblt sic Siere in ieinem
Rebier, uro oiefe Nngaben iperoen
peitergegeben, Biz lie CUR 8eb0tbe in
@robno gelangen. Die Sagoen, an
benen teil3unebmen natiirli9 nur febr
beborSugten perfonen, fol9en, Die Der
Gar Su ebren piini@t, erlaubt mar,
nurOen nit Sreibern obne 9unoe
abgebolten, berlangten genaue 8e=
riidii9tigung Der DinOri9tung uno
febr CUTE @9iiBen. Die bloBe Ser
tpunOung bes 8ifons puroe beitraft.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
i'm BiaIowIe1sr Fort.
@on etepbon 2aainiip.

Die @erfOIguns ndbert fi9 benz
Bialopiefto : Sort" 10 bieB es Ill
elmer Der neueren 9epef9en BON Ser
9eeresgruppe Oes Prinaen 2eOpolo.
Set ben Sogen Der S9lo9t iii
Seutoburger Maloe lit pobI tdum
Stpif9en groBen Sruppenma1en elm
Rampf auf GbnIi9sm @eIdnoe gefiibrt
tpprben. 2itauen lit ia an ii9 nur
elm sinSiger GROCER DaIb, Der an
man9en Stellen ausserObet lit, aber
in oiefer @esenO 1T Der Wolo au9
sugIsi9 Sumpf elm llrpaIo in
@ano unb 8oFer. Sier uno oa Siebt
fi9 our9 bic benz WdIoranOe nGber
gelesenen Seile Elm Deg. unb Der
SGger ouf benz einfpdnni9en poleIies
Wogen Oosr =S@Iitten Dermag eins
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
&rObate &eseI.

oyiu", fogte Trans Meber su fei<
mem Trsunb, benz Wirt WOIbert Msr-
ming. Ser oIs Elm oreifo9es nMeb"
in bds StaotparIamsnt einge3osen
mar. mipie fiblit on bid oenn eigent>
lid oIs 8iirssrpertreter, uno pie
gebt es gu Bel euren @erbanoluns
gen?"
rOas min i9 Dir fosen, Strong,
meinte bus bebGbise oreifa9e nMeb".
rs3uerif, renn mir unter uns frb,
iifs am gemiitIi9ften, bann fpreden
mir in unferm ~sefpobnten vplatt"
Frei bpn Der 2eber meg; no9ber, tpsnn
Die Sibung %begonnen bat uno ho9s
oeutf9 Derbdnbelt miro. hDren mir
gu; pern ober bic 5remopDrter toms
men, Damn niden mir"
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
@OIfcnfratcr.

9rei &eiienoe aus berI6iebenen
ameritanifden @roBftdoten ftritten
iiber Die 9Obe Der 9Gufer ibrer 9ei>
mat.
nBir miFen @auertoffleitungen
fir Die Dberften Stodperte baben",
erfldrte Ser Monn aus Jristo. n9ie
Quft tit bort bereits aa oiinn."
nunfre 9d9er iino nit episem
S9nee bebedt", meinte Ser onbere aug
@5icago.
Dos 1T gur ni4ts", e~ntgegnete Der
Netp Yprter. a8ei uns perben bic
acknowledgements i'm Sommer eins
9etauft. 9enn ebe man nit benz Gift
in Oas bD4te Stodfpert fommt, 1T
es bereitsMinter."
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
@a(6inrn GUT 9rrdtuung BON S%6dtrngrdbtn.

ffeIune ser g0I6una trdst. Wir bos
ben bo aunGdf 5pei pflugi&are, bic
(dbnIi9 ME Bel gelp0bnli&en pfIiis
gem felt ongeOrbnet iinO un0 muir
gum 2odern bes @rbrei4s oienen.
Dos Musbebsn bes. @rabens beior9t
Oas oabintsr oneebra9te, ouf elmer
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

ldBt ibren DerbuBten nS4piegerfobn.
in Ipe, Der nun absr ben nSaOen"
feiner gfeoe pirtli9 gdn3li9 Derloren
bat, aIlein nit ieinen @eoanten.
n@ntpeoer 1T Die mef9ugge getporbe
pber es hot mid elmer gum Narren
gebalten!" 70 ettpd mag bas @rgeb'
mis- 1einer 8etra9tunsen a~usgefaaen
fem.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

7 Die ausbsbuns bon SdiiBensrds
Ben, sic bisbsr nit areu5baue Obsr
Gpoteu unb Der SunO bergeiteat purs
ben, 1T cine DEFENDERS Bel bartem uno
ffeinisem 8obsn ungIaubli9 miibfame
nnb febr seitroubenOe @rbeit, Die ans
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

MusgIei9. @olbat: Oiefe
Malefi5engldnOer, tpie Die laufen
tOnnen, ba iino fdper @efungene gu
maiden!
Ramerao: Sra, es oleidt if9
aber aus, oafir Idufen uns ia Die
&ufen brett in bic 9Gnbe!
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
@cltseididte.

gls iiinsit Ser r9eutf@e MideI" gu
feinem 2eib erfuhr,
Wie idmmerli9 StdIia ibm bra4 Der
Sreue S9nur,
ga faBt er ii9 gar babe, un6 rief,
bor @ifer rot:
Gin @tiefel, Der 10 bredig, benz tut
ia Mi4fe nOt!"
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
Cine befannte Eariierin, Sabrgan0
1871, bereitet 5ib tros Der 9oben
8e~troleumpreiie 5u einer @e@
iddftstour mad NuBlaub Dor.

5u6ringen, i'm @ommer bur9 tiefen
Sano, i'm Winter bur9 tiefen
S9nee mableno, bann aber pieber
iiber cine Bride, tpie man BORT oie
acknowledgement 3plbDlaer nennt,
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

baften @telen redt beutliG gu 5eiz
gen. Sept f9lGgt dber Die 8duerin
elm u~nbdnOtges geId9ter ouf unb
Der neu entfeFelte @ebeitrOm 1T nidt
mebr gu bemmen. S9lieBli9 IGuft
ite nit einem n4tten0ea, mon BON
garcon, ie bais bous prelenter Dotre
fiancee!" CpaHen sic auf, mein
2ieber, i9 min Sbnen Sbr 8rdut9en
ooriteaen!!") CUR Sir bitors, Inn tbr
tleines MideItinO berbei3ubulen, uno
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

- Ser tt 30 n. @lou=
ben Sic oenn, Dab Sic fi9 fir Den
Stelungsfampf eignen?
Mber fiber! Sn s3ipil bin i9 ale
bier Wp9en pbne SteQung getpeien
unb babe bod INNER pieoer eipe be-
tpmmen!
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
&nmhitM&.

9pfen: Hanlt, Serr &raufe, tpas
pplen benn Sic ols 8ettfebernreiien<
be. bier i'm Sauptqartier?
Rraufe. Sag, 9err Reubert, i'd
bin ni@t me1r in meiner alien
8ran9e tdtig - i'd babe mid ndmT
lid BON ben 8e%ttfeoern entfernt uuo
ouf ben Sto@elDra6t geporfer!
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

Moip. Dame Our &inoer<
franz: n@erfteben Sic aber aud, nit
ainoern umSuge6eng"
Sea, ipenn ids ni4t Deritehen
fpa! Sd mar ia IS Sabre BET einsm
&inOe!"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23
At BACHECHI
FLATS SET ATTIRE
BY HOT ASHES
Wherefore Owner Of Building
Is to Be Cited to Face City
Judge on Chief Klein's
Complaint.

Hot ashes set fire to a fence az the
Bachuchi flats on North Second
street this morning, and the fire de-
partment was summoned TO extin-
guish the blaze. chief Klein said
after the fire that he would have o.
A. Bachcchi owner Of the flats, sum
moned TO court - answer for alleged
VIOLATION ~ the ordinance forhidGinB
The placing OF ashes Ia wooden re-
ceptacics or against wooden fences.
The chief said he couldn't trace the
alleged offense 20 any particular ten
ant. and he believed that che owner
OF the building was responsible for
the practice IN such an event.
The department was called out last
night al fQ.i5 O'Clock 90 7eT North
First street. Fire broke put IN n box
OF clothes IN the Kitchen aud spread
10 wali ard window frame. Clothes
valued AZ $40 were damaged ana SIS
damage was done to wall and window
frame.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23
FOREST SERVICE IS
MOVING TO NEW
QUARTERS
Third District Offices Today
Begin Transfer TO McCan-
na-Hubbell Building on
Central Avenue.

The forest Eervi"c district Office is
beginning 20 NOW It's effects from
the Luna-Stricklcr building to the
McCanna~ Hubbell building, Fifth
street and Ceptrgl avenue
The Offices In the McCanna-Hubbell
building have been designed especial
~ for the district headquarters. They
are the lightest and oest ventilated In
the city-probably one Of the lightcst
and best ventilated in the whole
country. Every room IL Hooded with
sunshine and every corner OF the
suite h In the sweep OF hreezcs from
open windows. Suggestions made By
n. y. Hammond Of the district Of
nee. were largely carried out Ia pro-
.viding for light and ventilation. The
district force u delighted with the
new quarters, n IL Is not likely that
The government Will he asked 10 pro-
vide other Offices for a Ions time.
The moving In of the forest service
force completes the filling OF the re-
Gently completed building. =. r. Me
Gamma was regarded by other real es-
.ate men as somewhat daring when
he Joined with Mr.. Hubbell Ca plan
ming the large building al Fifth and
Central. out his judgment and fore
sight were swiftly indicated. The
two chief tenants are the lighting
company and the government. ana
the other rooms are all occupied by
well established concerns. The cree
ton Of the structure at the edge OF
Central avenue business development
turned out To bc one Of tho best
moves ever planned by the shrcwd
student OF local realty,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
ITO Grnneo Association.
~ Paso at Aibuaueraue.
Phoenix NJ Tucson.

More than two dozen busting, pref
~. vivncions. charming. determined
and c~aptivating girls mel at the Com
mcrcial club and carried forward The
plans for Tag day Saturday. IL will
be a great day. mates. q great day.
Not wen the stranger in our midst
or the guest within the gates will
escape. The girls are going 20 the sta
tion % meet the special trainioad Of
editors due Saturday night and tae
them. A group OF girls confident
enough 10 expect 20 get money out OF
editors 10 just naturally one OF those
Irresistible bodies reads about.
Large results for the ball club may
be counted upon.
This tagEing Il 10 be done ON the
streets between s;30 and l o'clock
and 4 and . o'clock.
n Paao pounded Jardon and Rus
sell yesterday. and Knight held the
Ducai force At bay. the net result be-
Ing 20 make the Dukes look like the
feeble victims Of a resistless scorins
machine. Score: Ei Piano 10. Aibu-
querque 3.
The drab aspeA OF the Ducal dis
play was relieved By snappy defensive
work BY French and Davis and hit
ting power evinced by Old Reliable
Hueisman and Humphries.
Bauer. the Longhorn centernelder,
disclosed the most powerful whip
viewed thus far In actloa on Hopewell
held.
Today Is another day and the
Dukes 80 back AZ the Steers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23
SAYS FARMNGTON
IS COMING TO
THE FAIR
L. w. Gales, President of
Chamber of Commerce Of
San Juan County Metropo-
lis, Assures Big Exhibit.

we have been watching the pro-
srrrs OF state lair matters In san
Juan county and We like the line up
and the outlook. Pennington h com.
ing this year with lie biggest exhibit. %
This was the gratifying assurance
brought TO Albuquerque today by
Louis W. Gales, president Of the
Pennington chamber Of commerce.
and head OF a general mercantile
company with stores az Pennington.
ana cuba In sandoyal county. MIR.
GALES drove over from Pennington.
He started Tor Cuba and having nm
ished his business there could not
resist coming on in to Albuquerque to
visit friends for a little while.
san Juan county viii have It's
banner fruit crop this year said Mr..
GALES. "Ai of our principal crops
escaped frost or other early season
damago and the fruit Of all classes Is
maturing beautifully. All we need
up there g. an outlet and We are go-
ing Ca get that II I am any judge Of
the spirit OF the Pennington people,
The business men Of Pennington
have come alive. The chamber OF
commerce. long sleeping. has revived
and Is vigorously active and will De
able TO show fine rcFults for It's work
this year. Il Is a nnc bunch OF Coz
operative spirits.
our Farmington fair will be held
as usual this year; and we propose
10 date II Just before the state fair,
20 We can bring the best Of u cX-
hibit here. think extra room viii
hnve 10 be provided Ter us.
"Ail the way over here I have been
wondering why Albuquerque does not
wake up to the possibilities Of trade
which N good automobile road viii
omen up between this city and the
san Juan country. Even a road which
light cars could use would help and
~ would cost little more TO build a
road which could be used by heavy
motor trucks. The business that
would roll into this town. and ths
freight your merchants could snip
out Of this town To the san juan
couatry would astonish you. Tho
cost Of such q road would be small
There are sixty miles of mcsa ovei
which practically no construction
would be necessary. II would Ice tht
smallest Investment Tor The biggest
return this city ~ made"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23
FARMERS NOW WEAR
CARRIERS SAYS,
EDITOR
Breaks 1t 10 Advertising Men
That Tillers CT Soil of Wes-
tern States Are Right
Peart.

Chicago, June 2s.-Farmers are
different than they wers twenty years
ago. They are wearing carriers nov,
., r. Meredith OF Dies Noises, Iowa.
publisher u a farm journsl. told cel-
egates attending convention OF the
Advertising Clubs OF the World today.
Some OF you advertisers act as II
you didn't think the farmers wore
coats OF shoes" Meredith said. WHY,
do you know that nifty per cent OF all
farmers wear gartsrs? a. has been
proved by investigation. You men
haven't realized what the farmers can
buy. that he pays from s15 70 si5 for
a suit OF clothes and mat ne pur-
ohases motor cars ranging In price
from $500 10 a., 0o0."
Philadelphia waf selected for next
years conversion Of Tho Associated
Advertising Clubs Of the world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23

50 poorly that my folks thought ! was
going into consumption. One day l
found a piece Of paper blowing around
the yard and | picked Il up and read II.
IL said Saved from the Grave and
told what Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound has done for women. l
showed IL 20 my husband and he said,
why don't you try it, SO did, and
after / had taken two bottles ! felt
better and | said 10 my husband, i don't
need any more and he said You had
better take Il a little longer anyway
SO | took !. for three months and got
we'll and strong. - Mrs. ALoNzO =.
BAKER, 9 Tecumseh ST., Adrian. Mich.
Not Well Enough Ia Work.
In these words Is hidden the tragedy
Of many a woman, housekeeper or wage
Garner who supports herself and Is often
helping 10 support a family. on meagre
wages. Whether In house, office, fac
tory, shop, store or kitchen, woman
should remember that there Is n tried
and true remedy for the ilts 10 which all
women ERE prone, and that " Lydia y.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. IL
promotes that vigor which makes work
easy. The Lydia Il. Pinkhsm Medicine
Co, Lynn, Mass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23
MAN BOUND OVER
FOR ASSAULT
At BLAND

Bcrnaiiiio. ~. A., June 23.-Holidor
Ruaics. forts years old "a luborcr en-
ployed at Bland. was bound over 10
the grand iury here today without
bond. charged with an assault upon
the fourteen year old daughter 90 "a
miner at Bland last Thursday. i;uales
was cHusht after "a long chase. IL is
stated hat ho has been Identified by
the child. whose name thus far has
rocn withheld. as the maa VINO as
saultod her and left her bound with
taiiug wires. Hualcs b. married. HIS
family lives AZ Bland. II was ox-
pected hc would be- taken 60 TIE pen
itcntiary AZ stnta Re Tor safe keeping.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23
HART CONGER BROUGHT
BACK ON CHECK CHARGE

Hart Conger. wanted here for all
lcged passing 81 "a bad check for $50,
WAS brought bHrk today from san
Marcial. Re wac arrested .n san
Murciai yesterday white ou bic way
to 81 Pnso Doc company with Floronc"
Maxwell with Lco Bailey b ear Bailey
ir the camper who was arrested Tor
stealing clothes belonging Co pr.
Amos snd sent Ia Jail Tor thirty days
He gave Mn Maxwell permission q"
take the cor Go the Pass city. AMER
Congcrs arrest the woman went ON
with The car
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23
NINETY TWO GIVE
BOND IN LATEST
INDIANA SCANDAL

I"UdIUnuUUII.l juno -I--NInNIN
81 the t2S men who were indiCt-
ed yesterday on chargea of suuspir-
acy to commit fclonios iu elections
had surrendered and given bonds to-
day. Bonds were ready for eleven
more and three othera were IN Cus-
tody This lcft only twenty-five CJ-
phases ntiil Co be served. Thomas
Taggurt. Democrats National com
mittcemau Tor Indiana. Who. with
Mayor Joseph T.. Bcil and thicf oi
Police samuel " Perrott headed tho
list Of those indicted. continued his
efforts to see that all the boys were
taken care of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23
WESTERN LEAGUERs
WILL C0NFER NEXT
WEEK IN ST. JOE

Chicago. June 2a.-AnnOuncinR that
he had received optimistic reports
from club owners. President O'Neiil
today issued q call for a special meet
ing Of the western league 20 be held
IN ~. goasph. Mo.. next Friday morn
ine. Pians for the remainder Of tho
season viii be discussed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23
D FIGHTS DRAW
WITH FRANKIE RUSSELL

San Aatenio. Tex. June "a
frankie Russell OF New Orleans. and
Hennie COrdova. Of Albuquerque,
fought ten OF the fastest rounds ever
sftn here tonight 10 an even break
With Russell the better In the Hrsi ak
rounds and cofdoya carrying the hght
tr his opponent IN the closing rounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23

got 80 weak That |
could hardly do my
work. When |
washed my dishes ]
had 10 sic down and
when ] would sweep
the floor / would get
90 weak that | would
have to get a drink
every few minutes,
and before ! did my
busting have
20 lie down. ] got
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23
I~MMoRTALIzsp.

Brown.-That's the cuckoo from a
clock / used 20 have. have the
hiehest respect ard admiration ior
\. because u Is the only thing that
ever dared 10 butt IN while my vale
u.- a.itlu.f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23
Circuit Ships
Gossip and Dope from Papers
IN League Cities


Phoenix Republican.
out OF seven games played at ~
Paso last week the Senator'S won
two. lost four and tied one 90 twelve
innings. This gives the Mackmen cx-
actly the same ADVANTAGE over the
Phoenicians for the series hat the
Dukes had the week before. Hester,
in "a letter 20 the sporting editor. fig
ures on a better week at Tucson be-
ginning Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23
N AND DEPUTY
BOTH ILL-MAN DUE
TO HANG NEXT WEEK

Denver. June 23.-pispatches from
Canon city today report the illness
Of Warden lyman and Deputy Warden
Iohr kecfo. Both are said To- be
colnnrd 10 their beds Lrgal prcc-
edent. IL L. said. requires the pres
ence OF one OF thesr officials nj the
hanging % Iiarry y. Hllen. got for
this week. Hilen was sentenced from
Denver for the killing OF Thomas
Chsse, ~ 1913, during a hold-up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23
APlDACA SHAFT IS
LARGEST IN THIS
VICINITY
Son Has Massive and Striking
Granite Monument to Faith
er Erected in San Antonio
Cemetery,

". W. HowcrH. OF the Howcrs Mon
umeut company, b. leo san AntouiG
auperintondlng the erection OF the
private monument In TINS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23
ANDREITA M. VIGIL
APPOINTED TO THE
TRINIDAD P0ST0FFICE

Washington, june 23-prcsidcnt
N'ilson TO-DAY appointed Andrieta NJ.
N.gii as postmaster at Trinidad, colo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23
LEAGUE.

NJ louis, ~ lirOohIsn, I.
Score. U. II. e..
81. Louis .....0l0 eID O0a-. Z 3
brooklyn . .010 900 e0g--i { 2
batteries Watson and Hartley;
Finneran and Simon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23

Rowdy tactics on the ball field,
such as was INDUCED IN ny a mem
Der of the Solons on sunday. cannot
be tolerated and the prompt action
Of President f.. +. Hughes in sus-
pending the player is L. be com
mended.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23

AMEnIcAN LFAGuE.

N'I'"NUf % tfUF"I0Huf =
First game. n. II. T..
Chicago ......00e 002 1905 s o
Cleveland .....100 600 o00-i 6 Q
Batteries: Cicotte and schalk: Ha-
german, Bowman and Egan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23
COULD NOT
STAND ON FEET
Mrs. Baker So Weak-Could
Not Do Her Work-Found
Relief In Novel Way.

Adrian, Mich. | Suffered terribly
with female weakness and backache and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23

Tucson business men held a meeting
on Thursday and decided that a good
baseball team Is the best advertise
ment TINT the city can have md voted
TO help out the club TO the extent OF
not more han $500 "a month. u need
ID. The FL Paso club has made its
own way SO TAR but the heavy initial
expense for new park, grandstann'
etc. has been rather a load and some
sor; OF a helping hand might be eN-
tended here. The Mackmen vent
badly In the hole at Douglas. where
the club failed TO come across Win
the 1850 guarantee, and this gave
them a further financial setback
Had il not been for the Douglas ar
fair and the expense Of the new PARK
the local club could be turning in q
small profit already. However the
profit 81 coming. as the receipts ar"
heavier every week \ helping hand
might he extended to tide the club
over, however.
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Plans for Tag Day Going on
Apace; Even the Visiting
Editors to Be Tapped for
0. BIS Sake.
STANDING OF TEE TEAMS


Yesterdays RESULTS. 4
W faeo, "a; Albuquerque. ..
rhocnsx. 8; Tucson. g..
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First zanc: n. ". T..
New York ..oOi OiO 600 is 2 0
Philadelphia 200 poo 600 CO 10 ,
Batteries: Caldwell and Sweeny;
Crowell and Lapp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-23

Attendance al the ball games rs
steadily increasing. ON saturday the
best weekday crowd of the .acason
was out. while the sunday crowd
broke another record and was cN-
ceeded only by the opening day
crowd. Baseball ~ going 10 be "a
paying proposition here set hut the
receipts hardly met the expenses lust
week. The ball club needs "a little
help and q tickct-selling campaign
for the July ith games might be CON
sidcrcd.
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u IT, y
81. Louis .....O00 . oo2-e 5 oil
Detroit .....l00 lee Gzx--s Z 2
Batteries james. Loudermilk. Koch
n severoid. Agnew; steSn and
StanaEe.
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score n. n. r.
nrookiyn .....082 600 600 Z 0
Bost0a .......Oi0 00e QOx--s s I
batteries; Dell and Mecarty; RIA
san and G0wdy.
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nhtttiAtes NHtiutNfhs MEYER any MI
nier; Tesroau, Pcrritt and Meyers,
Smith.