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'Batted for Mclean in the eighth inning
'Ba'ted for Mathewson IN the eighth in.
ming
New York ............ 90 5000 90
Boston. ................ 1 o 0 y x
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Rodgers Captain Of Nav. Nine.

ASSAPoLrs. June I--Bcr,r,m
Rodgers OF PENNSYLVANIA. meW"s- -
the second class. has been elected f.
tain of the Naval Academy baseball me
for next season. lie played hrst aass
this season. batting steadily a.U fed.
ing his position IN excellent shAp" Ito
formerly played in the outfelG
The sun., 1915-06-02

basebn,i To-day, 3;3O =. NJ, Nv Am.ri,
cans Vs. bosion fo.o Grounds. Adm. soc -
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81. Nary's Boys Win Easily.

The Immaculate Heart Of Mary altar
boys nine defeated the 81. Johns Prep
second team 10 at ST Johns Field
Yesterday afternoon. The sore:
Immaculate .........a o 3 o O n n
-. Johns Frep eds q 0 q O o o
Riueries-Smith and Cody. McGarry
and Gaeger
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Fr,as i.rayue.

Fort worth, ., Dallas. :.
Beaumont =. GdlNC.ion 8
Waco. II, Shreveport.
Houston San Antonio. ue lnninI
darkness,
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sPECTACLED TWIRLER WINS.
Meadows Pitches Cardinals to VIC
tory Over Cincinnati.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The Cardinals
won to . victory over the Reds
to-day. when Meadows. wearing his
spectscles held Cincinnati 70 seven hits.
In the second inning the Cards found
Brown for four runs Long and Dolan
hit safely and Bctz,l brought In the TWO
with single Brown gave snyder a
walk and followed with two wild
pitches The score.
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PIRATES PUNY BEFORE zABEL
Cub Pitcher Holds Them TO Pair of
Hits and shuts Them Out.

PITTsBURG. June 1.-The Cubs de-
feated the Pirates to-day by a score OF
. to o. mainly through the effective work
OF Iabel, who allowed only two hits
The visitors scored in the first inning
on Goods double, an out at first and
Schultes sacrifice fly. Their second
run came in the seventh on Saier's
single, his steal of second and Bres-
nahan's double. The score:
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c cincinnati. ............. o . o = q o..
81 Louis ........, go @ x
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New York state League.

AT EI.MIRA
n II. r.
q n 0 Ia 0
Elmira ....,,,, ! o ! o Ks 10 2
Batteries-AlhanY, Gerner, Jacobs and
CIougher; Elmira, Doyle and Bemis
AT SCRANTON.
n, II r.
Syracuse.. oli2e q 0 b--li 10 Z
Scranton, o 0 o 9 l--l0 IS .
Battor!es-Syracuse. Frel, Bell and
Tvler; scranton, Smithson. Cornwel. Du-
Chesnil and Miller
AT wILKESBARRE.
Ri. f
I'tica....,.... o q q n o 81
Niikesharrc,, ., q No 10 .
Rattcrics--rtlca, oberlin and Ahles.
Wllk'shdrre, Myers and Geddo,
At Blnghamton--Troy failed to arrive In
time for the game, which Was ordered for
fsited to Binghsmton. to O.
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Plays First Game In Newark and
Loses in Eleventh.

NEWARK, June Providence made
its initial appearance of the season here
to-day and for eleven innings battled
with the Indians, the red men getting
The verdict 3 to .. Comstock tossed
the game away in the final stanza by
hitting Mensor and Tierney. the first
two to face him. Tooley sacrificed them
along and then Callahan smashed hot
one AT Fabrque. which he fumbled long
enough for Mcnsor to race across the
pan with the winning run. The score:
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Buck Weaver G-ts Long Rest.

CHICAGO. June l--Preeldent Rar
Johnson Of the American League sus
pended Buck Weaver OF the White So,
indefinitely to-day because OF the short
stops conduct toward Umpire Hide
brand In the Detroit game yesterday.
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Totals lsS .3l l6

Kan for Ludrrus IN ihr ninth inning
tBatted for Killifcr I'm the eighth inning
tR1tted for Alexander IN the eighth inning
sOnc out when winning run was scored
Philadelphia a.
Brooklyn. ....... 90 ID
Runs - Philadclphia Niehon Lud~rus
BaumgartnNr. Psskert: Brooklyn, OMara
stencil. wheat. Cutshaw. G-'g FIRST base
on errors hlladelphis !. Brooklyn | Left
on hascs-Phil adelphia l5 Brooklyn 5 Home
run- Wheat Three base hit-NcCarty Two
base hts-Niehon Becker. Luderus S,engel
First base on ball~-ON Alexander I. of
Demaree >, OF Dell struck out-By Alex
and"r :, hy Demaree /. nv Dell stolen
bases Bancroft. Byrne. PaskerS Sacri fec
hIts-Cut SHAW Myers Hi.-OH Alexau Ter
IN seven innings off Dcmarec. = In three
and onethrd tn9ngs Hit by pitched ball J.
BY Dell Cravi'h' tmnre in chief-Klcm
Field umpire Emshe, Time hours and %
minutes
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SENATORS GET ACTION EARLY.
First Two Inning. Net score of &
to z, and II l. Unchanged.

PHILADELPHIA June After the first
and second innings to-day, IN which
Washington scored Ave runs to the
Athletics three. II was good ball game
Johnson settled down to real work and
Bressler. who relieved Wyckofr. also
pitched effectively The score:
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scottish Terrier show To-day.

The Scottish Terrier Club Will hold 70
annual specially show this afte-'''. N
the Italian garden OF the u 'n".e
Moving pictures will he taken dU. = ne
Judging ard the exhibitors ard spec.
tators will he asked to sc. Hs usla
while the pictures are being mad
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At Rochester.
AZ Buffalo

Batteries-Torouto. Mcrigue, Cochran.
Cook and Herbert. Buffalo Bader and
casey, Lslonge.
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Te,als Ns.si - l Total. ~
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

No games, rain.
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Phlladslphia
Brooklyn
PawIinx Wins Hotchki.. Series.

LAKEvILLE. Conn. June l.-Pawling's =
baseball team took the second and de-
Gliding game OF it's series from HotChkiss
to-day by a score of 6 to .. Faulty
fielding by Hotchkss was mainly re-
sponsble for the lopsided score. Paw,-
ing's victory was the thirteenth in fifteen
games played this season, The nine
has been beaten only by Yaie's second
team and the freshmen OF the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania. The score by
innings
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Boxing Bout. Last wight.

Happy Howard knocked out Jack
Nevin in the eighth round at Browns
A. G.
Terry Mitchell outpointed Soldier Kel-
sey at the Sunset : G.
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Red sox Get Hill Rodgers,

CINCINNATI. June l.--Bill Rodgers
former second sacker of the Cleveland
club. received wire to-day notifying
him TO report to the Boston Red Sox
Thursday,
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Detailed standing Of the CIubs.
To-day'a Schedule.

To-day's Schedule.
New York In Boston.
Philadelphia In Brooklyn two games).
Chicago In Pittsburr.
Cincinnati in St Louis
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NEW YORK "A

'Batted for Cady in the eighth inning
tBatted for sweeney in the thirteenth inning
roston..... . . 0 o o -
New York o q o-3
Runs Boston, Hooper % Sp.aknr %: New
-'ork. Maiscl Pipp. Cook First has. on
rrors Boston l. New York e Left on hpscs
..5ston Q, New York u Flrs' base on
1alls-Of Wood 3, of Heating T. struck out
BY Wood i, ny Heating Hor'r rpn-
Maisel Three base hit-Hoannr. Two h'-A
,ts-Pipp SacrlfCe lis-Hoopcr, wa-nsr,
Maisel Peckinpaugh, Cree BOora. Cook
stolen bases Speaker .. Double plays
Hooper and Thomas: Pcckinpaugh. Boon-
and Pinu: Boone aud Pipp: Boone pcc',lr.
nauEh and Pipp. umplre in chief NallIn
Field umplrc-Dlneen Tines hours.
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rainl.
Rocky Mount, G. Suro'k. J.
Only games played. rain.
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Hartford. 4; Taunton, n.
New Haven, ~, Springfield, Q,
rawtucket, |. FAN River. O.
New Bedford, 3. Brockton, 2.
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HUNS. Bost oston-F1tzpatrick. ?. Schmidt
c. smith, Maranville. Ragan. whaling Two
base hi,s-Connolly, Maranville. Whaling. J.
C. smith. Sacrifice htr-Maranville. . Sac
rihcr fiy-Moran Double play-Fletcher and
DOYLE. Left on bases-New York. =. Boston
6 FIRST base on errors-Boston. . lunings
ptched-by Maihewson. !: by Schupp. Il by
Ragan. 9. Hts-oG Msthewson. .: of Schupp
!; OF Ragan. p, First base on balls-On
schupp. .; on Ragsn, . struck out-By
Mathewson. 2; by Schupp. /: by Rasan
Passed hall-H. Smith Umpire in chief
Quisley Field umplrc-Esson. Tme-i hour
and 81 minutes
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South Atlantic League.

Augusta. 4: Charleston. 2.
Columbia, 6. savannah. =.
Macon, &, Albany, !,
columbus. 4, Jacksonville. G2 in.
nings).
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Runs-Cleyeland. Leihold: 81 Louis Austin
Pratt. Two base hits-Lelbold, Graney. Chap
man Three base hi Pratt Sacrifice hits
Turner, James, Walker. Stolen base--Tur
ner. e, Walker. A1stin Double plays-Joncs
Jackson and O'Seil: Layan and Lcary First
base ON balls-On Jones /. on James
struck out--By Jones ., by Hars,ad ., by
James s, Wild pitch-James. umpires-Mul,
lsney and Evans. Time--l hour and a
m nlltes
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PROVIDENCE FIGHTS HARD.

Jersey City In Richmond.
Montreal in Rochester.
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Runs :, Loui. Long !Dolan. Betzel, Sny
der; Cincinnati Leach Hrl2os Two base
t-Dolan SacrIii", hus Lear. Bcizel Do
Lrar winsu amt Mol!wuz. Betzrl and Hug
gins. Toncy. Wingo and Mnllwin Wild
pitches brown Meadows Passed ball
wjngo Hit hy pitched hall BY Lear Hug
grns, First has" on halls-on Brown, !; of
Meadows !. on Toney. struck out by
Meadows. I: by Lar !. by Toncy !. I'm
plre.- Byron and Orth Time hours and
minute
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Run.-Philadelphia. McAvoy, Barry, Kopf:
Washington. Foster Moeler. Milan. Morg an.
Henry Hts-or wycRon. IN two innings:
OF Rressler. in seven innings Two base
hit.-Barry. Davies william. Sacrifice hi,
LET, on bases Philadelphia i. Washington :.
struck ou-By Wyckor >. hy Bressler I. by
johnson First base on errors Washington
Z. Philadelphia Flr-, base on hals-of
wyckon ,. on B-esscr g. of johnson
wild nitch- wyckof Passed halls-McAvoy
rmr,res Connolly, and Chn. Tme-l
hour and ~ minutes
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AZ Chicago.
n II Z
AZ Buffalo,

Bunalo...... 90 q Ox-s
Baueries-Smith, Bailey and Russell
Ford and Blair. Alien.
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SETON HALL.
CHINESE I
Totals
'Raited for Bo N The ninth inninr

Chimes" L. U............. z o.
Seton Hall ........... o 2 \ =
Runs-Chinrse t.-Ayan, Lsl. >: Chm. :.
Mark; Seton Hall Irving, NJ shannon. 3:
tish sullivan Two base HITS Isp; Ayan,
llsh. Mark sacrifice hts-Flsh j shannon.
First base on halls-On Bo. z struck OUT ~
by 10, .; by Dillon. : Impire-Merrtty
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.


Newark. 2; Providence, 2 I'll innings).
Toronto. 10. Buffalo. !.
Montreal, 2; Rochester. a.
Richmond -JprsCv CIV trainO
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Kuns-De'roit, Crawford: Chicago, f Col.
lins B. Breton. Two base hts-Neach, y
Collins. Three base hit-Neach. Double plays
-Dauss, Bush and Kavanaush; Brief and
Blackburn .. Sacrifice hlts-Baker. Faber
First base on balls-Or Dauss .. of Faber 3
Struck out-By Faber T. by Dauss 4 Passed
balls-Baker :. Wild pitCh-Dauss. Umpires
-O'Loughlin and Hildebrand. Time hours
and minutes
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Nashville. :; Atlanta. :.
Memphis . Mobile, 0.
Chattanooga, 3. New orleans
Birmingham. 8; Little Rock ul in
nings).
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Western que.
North Carolina League

Lincoln, 4 s.. Joseph, 3.
Topeka, o: Omaha. 5.
Only games played.
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NWiN Z hIVHgO, NOOU, SaIer. Two base
h,s-Good Brcsnahan Sacrifice hlt-Baird
stolen bases-saicr . First base on balls
or zahe! :, OF McQu.llan ! Struck out-By
Z4bl :. by Adams !. HIT by pitched ball
BY label !. vmpires-Rl gler and Hart Time
= hour and 81 minutes
The sun., 1915-06-02

'Ratted for Young In the eighth innng
EB7tted for Boehlsr in the ninth inning.
.Batted for Dauss in the eighth inning
Detroit......,.....,... 0 o o 0 IL
chicago. o.,..,......,,.. ! 0 X
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BASEBALL. TO-DAY, EBBETS FIELD.
Brooklyn vs. Philadelphia, 9 games First
game starts at = r. M.-Adp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-23
DREAM OF FAIR WOMEN
SOON TO BE STAGED

Rehoarsals are going forwP"d for
the production of Tcnnyson's Dream
of Fair Women to be staged in the
high school auditorium Tuesday
evening AprI 6th. Tho Christian En-
dcuyor society of the Gold and Broad-
wty Christian church is SPONSORING
the entertainment that includes forty
people in the cast. Mrs. y. , strum-
quist. Jr.. b. the coach. Although the
performers an rank in the uon-pr"'
fessionai class, several who viii ace in
leading roles are tcgsed iu home tai
ent atagecran, and well known 90
local audiences.
with musical intcrmczzo numbers
and accompaniment Tor lines ana
songs. with hundreds of blossoms ana
brilliant costuming. this onc-act
drama promises 90 be an artistic pro-
ductIul. that viii please and enter
tain. Mr. Barker ana MI. Spaldhs
have charge of he SONG numbers and
the plano and violin music Nill oe
rendered by Miss Irene Pnrteh ana
Harold Partch.
Miss charlotte BriNner. one 81 the
most talented impersonatnrH over
heard IN Albuquerque. ana well known
through the leading roles she mas
carried in "a. Vincents dramas, VIII
act the part of cleopatra in 'nc forth
coming entertainment Of the cold ana
Broadway G 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-23
WORKS
TO ROUSE FANS
Of CITY
Business and Professional Men
to Be Urged to Attend Base
ball Meeting Friday; Mat
son President.

Meeting at the store of - \. Mat
20 his afternoon. % committee ui
i've baseball supporters gu. together
Tor q wake 'cm-up rampaipn ln CON
n%cctiou with the proposition Go put
an Albuquerque team In the Rio
GIande association. Tho committee
Aas appointed at "a meeting of fans
last night To canvass business and
professional men of he oits and i1-
sure their attendance 20 a meeting GO
be held Friday night a. the CONNER
cial club. The committee is com
posed Of Ernest a. Davis, Ike era
ham, Charles Kunz, W T.. MgCr,ipht
and George n. craig.
At the meeting last night. Whish
WIS attended by "a score CT l3d Ioare,
fans. o. A. Matsuu wos elected pres
idcut . T., A.. Davis secretary of u
temporary organization. George NJ.
Reed, who with Ward lsncll. Is trylna
~ promote the club, addressed tat
meeting 4 Comparatively small sum
would pot the club ON its feet. hv said.
A fund OF $4,000. he contributors tu
receive stock for their contributions,
he believed. would bc ample tU get
the club we'll started.
Al least six and possibly ,ianf clubs
viii DEE iu the league, Mr. Reed said.
~ Paso. Phoenix, Tucson, Hisuvo,
Douglas, silver city. DvmIra and Las
cruces are mentioned W connection
VITA the .irCuit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-23
COUNTY MAY BUY CITY
THOUSAND FEET OF HOSE

Assistant District Attorney II. -,
Jamison IS considering whether the
county can legally buy 1000 feet OF
hose tor the city The question was
referred to him yesterday altornoo
when the commissioner received "a
communion lon from Chairman Cpou,
OF the cuunoi.muuiu FIRE committee,
MIR. Cocu called attention 90 the fact
that the city nrcmcu frequently ans
Wcr alarms .n the yuuIty ana Eug-
Ipstod b would be- fair tor he COM
mtssiuuers Co Guy 1000 feet of hose
by way uf luid pro quo. 90 the dis
tri,t attorney Office say % can DE
done. tho commissioners Viii U.Ohuhl
give the order for hose.
N~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~-~-~
president of the Iuhna-M uuyillo COM
puny, Uiu deliver gu address uu The
Business Man Era" ut tho dinner 90
Dee held under the auspices of the re
tan McIChHuIH' association April 10.
Mr. Smith, who b. q y. NJ g. a. scy-
Rotary, will Dee brought here 0y the
directors of the y ~ g. a. lie VIII
stop here ON his way from seattle
Go Chiragu.
Louis : Firth who publishes the
carbon City News az Gallup. is
spending tho dny iu Albuquerque Mr..
FIRTH bought the Republican go Cal
tap three months ago. changed the
uamo Of the paper TO the carbon city
News aud though he had had nu
previous experience iu the newspaper
business ho ,s making q decided sue
cess OF his venture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-23
LOOK At CHILD'S
TONGUE IF SICK
GROSS,FEVER|SH
When Constipated or Bilious Give
California syrup of Ffgs."

Look a. the tongue. mother, II
coated, Il lr o sure sign hat your lit
tie ones stomach. liver and bowels
need q gentle, thorough cleansing az
once.
When pcevish, cross. l~is;icss. pale,
doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act nat
orally. or Is fevorish. stomach sour,
breath bad; has stomach-achc. sore
throat, diarrhoea. full of cold. give a
teaspoonful OF California Syrup az
Figs. and IN a few hours all the
foul. co|nstipatcd waste. undigcsted
food and SOUR bile gently moves out
Of IT, Httic bowels without sriping.
and YOU have "A well. playful child
ngain.
You needn't con sick children 10
take this harmless fruit laxative;
they love iis delicious taste, and Il ni-
ways makes them feel splendid.
Ask your d%ruRgist FOR q 50-ccnf
bottle Of california Syrrp OF FIGS. 90
which Inns directions for babies,
children 81 all ages and for grown
ups plainly "a the bottle. Beware of
counterfeits sold here. To be sure
you get the genuine. ask 10 see that
&C. II made by California Fig syrup
Compar~.' Refuse any other kind
with contempt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-23
CLEANUP TO BEGIN
IN FOURTH WARD
ON MONDAY
Part of First Ward Included
ir District to Be Tidied
First; Drivers Will Report
Names Of Delinquents.

s~eavenEer waEoas with make their
appearance IN the fourth ward ana
Than part of the hrst ward lyins west
~ she Santa re tracks The forepart
~ next week ln connection with the
annual cleanup. The cleanup will
besin next Monday. ana following the
rounds "a ne fourth and arst wards.
the wagons viii appear in the third
ana second wards. The highland sec
tion viii Ne visited last.
James Peak will manage the clean
lnE campaign. About "a half q dozen
WAGONS viii 3e ln service.
Residents on the fourth WEIRD and
the arrs ward district bracketcd with
u nre 20 have their yards cleaned and
tho trash piled Tor removal Monday
morning People OF DINER sections
VIII be notified when Ia have their
trash ready for the scavenger.
ON theli rounds Inc cleanup driy-
egs win note wnere HOUSEHOLDER have
failed "a clean up, % report their
namef. The health officer will be
around 90 sec the dei%inauents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-23
BUSINESS CnNNGE.

Having purchased the tailor shop
ut Geo. Graham. who bought O. from
me some -four years ago, 1 would like
the continuance of his as well as my
old customers. and any new patron
age that may favor me. assuring all
that the quality and workmanship
Will oc Kept up 10 tho high standard
herctoforg maintained hy this cstab-
lishmcnt,
We would also like your cleaning,
pressing or altering OF cloths. Assur-
ing sou Of the best az an times.
Yours,
4. ~. BOOTH.
1i2 South second Street,
Rose bushes. t~wn-year-old plants,
$3.50 per dozen. albuquerque Green
hauana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-23
TO KEEP
SANS OUTSIDE
CITY FAIL
Coen and Hust Make Futile
Attempt to Amend 0rdin-
ance Permitting Approved
Places; More Murphey Pro-
tests.


Unavaillng mort was made AZ the
meeting OF the council last night TO
amend the sanitarium ordinance,
when Il came up for passage on sec
ond reading. by striking ont the pro,
vision permitting institutions in the
city when a block D. leased for ten
years. Mr.. Coen moved 10 cut out
the provision and Dr. Hust seconded.
The amendment was defeated q TO 3.
ut doesn't seem right 10 invite
these people here and then tell them
To get Out IN The country" said Al
derman Hammond There isn't half
the danger from a sa%natorium that
there Is from a rooming house that
caters TO hat class. | live close 10 a
~sanntorlum.'
Permission from council must be
obtailcd before %Sanitariums may he
established here. even on ~biock-sites
leased for ten years. The present in
situations viii DE notified oy city clerk
Thomas Hughes 90 nle application for
permits 10 operate. ana they will be
granted AZ the neXt meeting of coun-
c.l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pierce pro-
tested against the erection of n SAM
itnrlum they heard Or. Murphy wants
90 build within half "A block OF their
residence. Mr.. Pierce said he knew
Of a man who had planned "a $4,000
house 20 face Highland park who
would not build DO the s|anitarium
wen up.
An ordinance prohibiting automo-
bile lights Of more than l~5-candle-
power was passed on H. first reading.
Dr. Hust aud Mr.. skinner spoke IN
favor uf H..
A delegation from the Retail Mcr-
chants association asked h a "A high
license be placed on the selling OF
trading stamps. The matter was
taken under adviscmcnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-23

Farmers, mechanics r~ailroadcfs'
Iaborors, rely on Or. Thomas Eclec-
tic on. Fine for cuts. burns, bruises
Should be kept In every home. 25c
and soc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-23

Big display of Easter candles at
Fees candy store.
Henry Iiauls brsEnge. pnone s39.
Presto Lite service. Korber's Gar.
age.
Buick service station, Korber q
garage.
A very lntcrcstl1e and instructive
Modern WOodmcL moving picture viii
bee shown this evening nt the Crystal
thcuier. An visiting Royal Neigh
TORS aud Modern Woodmcn IN the
city are Invited TO meet with the ".
". a. and II. y. A. al odd Fellows.
hall this cvenine al 5 .. m. TO attead
the show.
The Ladies' Aid society ct the First
Methodist church will meet at the
home of Mrs. charles Warrington. AZ
South Third street. Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock, according 20 an
announcement Of the secretary. Mrs.
Wuotton, today.
The Loyal order Of Moose will hold
81 regular meeting tonight at : O'Clock
boo the lodge rooms of tho order.
\ big sign on tac site of the \. ".
lC. A.. bdilding now Informs passen-
gcrs on all Santa Fc TRAINS OF The
purpose FOR which the long vacant
plot ON Central and First Is 20 be-
used.
bernard sloystcr formerly of this
city, and now associated with Jesse
Whccioak in Los Angeles, iu the Pa
ciuo coast management ut the North-
western Life Insurance company, hm
Installed Charles y. Trumouli of Las
Vegas ag district agent FOR the CONE
runy for Sew Mexico. Mr Trumhull
viii have his headquarters hero.
The funeral of the late Emanuel
EorcuwlId. pioneer merchant OF Lus
Vegas took place Coz that city this
moining. s. T.. RoseuvnId. -. =.
Boacnwlld ncphcws Of the deceased
and o,he. Albuquerque members Of
tine family. attended the funeral.
An visiting Modern Woodmyd aud
Royal Neighbour are invited to meet
at the odd Follows hall nj Is o'clock
tonight TO attend the Modern wood
men moving picture, The Man who
Came Back
a special communication of Temple
Lodge so. 9, a. g. and A.. ~. viii be-
held at $50 clock tonight for work
in the NJ. Il. dcgrcc VISITING mem
bcrs are welcome.
Laurence p. Lee, whose residence
was burplariacd last Wnck. received
some Of thc stolen jcwrlfy hy mail
yesterday some tr,ukcts ANA "a fuh
belonging Goo q gold watch that was
stolen were lon the box delivered by
the postmau. The watch and the
money taken 1y the thict We're not
returned. There was uu olu, 90 the
sondcr on the box.
The commissioner nf the Chami-
snl acrluiu have nccn notified hy tho
county board to put 20 proper head
gate NJ the mouth OF The uCequiu tp
protect the Alameda dixie.
The extension OF the Barelas
hroakw0tcr has been completed with
the exception of the driving Of one
pilc. according to report 10 the couu-
ty commissioner by County surveyor
Pie Ross, The surveyor win put
brush filliug between the piles lt
once. % Is said tina; Contractor Boz
rem bias been authorized by the state
TO drive % more piles.
County Surveyor Pitt Ross R Ca
estimate the cost ct digging 20 canal
through the aludbtr along tho east
b0nk Of tho river above Barclua
bridge such 20 canal would prevent
the cutting aw1 Of the west ape
preach to tho bridge by the current.
as happened ltst year.
Fred -. Smith assistant Co the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-23
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW
THE WEATHER

} FORECAST Tonight and
} Wednesday fair. with rising
} temperature.
. AtBUQUERQUE WEATHER
} for the 20 hours ended at :
, o'clock this morning
MnNimum-GI.
Minimum go.
} Rnnre-3E.
} Al o'clock-81.
, Northeast winds.
Clear.
hut Hardly u Compliment.
MY boy. ! must cuneratulntc
} YOU on your consistency
; Thank YOU. sir. l-er-"
Yes, sir; you've worked here
three weeks. ana you haven't
done anything right YET