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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14
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Eminent Medical Authorities
4 WILLlANT A MD

A GREAT shibboleih OF the fell
~ low who has a food, n drink,
4 n n remedy or IN appliance To
sell r. tho statement that the arti-
Gle n approved by eminent medical
authorities, or that certain ingrcdi'
ents or features which enter into
the construction OF the article are
praised by these same eminent
authorities.
We suppose THIS must influence the
~iay-reader, else the advertiser would
cot waste printers ink telling about
Il. But for the life OF US VIC can't
sec why the layman should fall for
arguments OF this kind when "emi-
nent medical authorities" Volun-
tarily or involuntarily, can be quoted
to uphold almost any foolish idea
you care to mention.
Beer, brewers. tobacco manu-
facturers, sawdust breakfast food
manufacturers, divers and sundry
petroleum oil purifiers, all sorts
and conditions OF patent medicine
~expioiters. patent or mail order
systems" OF exercise. diet or mental
gymnastics, institutes fitting
AfANA thMn W toNN WIN AnNAA Mg7he
night expert "spcciaiists-nll Of
these can quote you the most con.
yincing words Of eminent medical
authorities 10 support their various
claims.
a criminal court trial with emf.
nent medical authorities serving as
expert witnesses" on either side for
pay ought to show the thinking per
son how much reliance is 10 be
placed in the testimony OF eminent
authorities"
Suggest any doubtful question
bearing upon health or hygiene and
We will undertake 20 show you emf.
nent medical authorities supporting
each side.
No article so worthless but that
eminent medical authorities can be,
willy-nilly, made 20 say a pleasant
word for Il, or made TO seem 10
say a pleasant WORD for IL. The way
some eminent medical authorities
are misQuoted to suit the require
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14

crs and the, cse ana county govern
mcnts build this much-needed public
Improvement The man directly in
charge o. the county road work il IN
favor Of 90 using the money. lie
recognizes the necessity for the inn
proVement.
But, a. Mt. Deaven has pointed out
he cannot DO the sob alone. TTr must
have prompt and vigorous assistance
from the community. First, = y nee
essary TO secure the consent Of the
state highway commission 20 the use
Of the road bond fund for this i'm
provement u ls next necessary to Sc
cure ihe favorable action Of our eits
government and is co-opefation ae.
lively. And finally Il Is necessary 10
have unanimous n hearty c~c-cpera-
tlon on the part of the %properiy own
ers along the street to he improved.
The Increased property value GER
tain to result seems to remove any
possibility OF opposition on the part
% property owners. To refuse to help
IN this Improvement would be TO shut
ones pocketbook against an influx
Of real money.
n remains. then. TO got the approv-
al 81 the state highway commission
and the city This Is a
JOB which Is clearly up TO the Aibu-
querque Commercial club. Il h. an
opportunity Tor a little fast. hard WORK
which will be of lnestlmnble value TO
Albuquerque and It IL to be hoped that
the officers Of the club will lose no
time In attending to H.
Consider for a momen what il viii
mean to have a broad. tow grade.
asphalt boulevard passing our new
high school our public library and
to the state university; ana leading
thus TO the oitys prineipai pleasure
drives on M mesa Isn't this alone
worth a few days OF cnortf Aside
from the vast benefit 20 the Univcr-
sity. and 60 the city and to property
values all over tho highlands and
foothills section, Il certainty seems
worth doing from the standpoin, OF
civic beauty and pride alone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14


VAR a. the Evening Herald
. knows. Hon. a. A. Jones.
. assistant secretary Of the In
terror. ala not discuss political
matters. his own on those o. his
party IN New Mexico. during his
brief / here last nishi and
today We do not know what
plans Mr.. Jones may nave in
mind for his own future in public
life. We 40 NOT know that he
DESIRES the nomination Of his
party for the United states SEN
ate from this tate. We 20 know
that nothing mora fortunate for
the Democratic party IN New
Mexico and for she general IN
tereat OF the state could occur
than that Mr.. Jones should be
nominated for the senate when
the party selects lie candidates
next year The incident q Mr.
Jones' brief visit here makes i
opportune for this newspaper TO
say what we have had N mind 70
say for many months; that by
reason Of his party activity and
acknowledEed leadership. by tea
SON OF his achievements, his
strength Of character his training
ana broad knowledge Of ration
Affairs: by reason u sheer ability
he stands out above al other
senatorial possibilities AZ the man
who ear best represent this state
IN the United States senate and
the man who as a member OF the
senate can accomplish mos, for
its material Interests.
From the standpoint or party
! policy there would seem no room
for question that Mr.. Jones. ~
the senatorial candidate would
lend more strength 20 the Demo
= cratic tick.s than any other man.
There Is not q weak point IN his
qualifications az a candidate,
Those qualifications r all
strong. Tfey AZ the needs Of thc
situation in New Mckee exactly
Al the risk Of offending Alhu-
Querque's recent guest. whose
wish Il was that 20 political dis
oussion occur during his visit. the
Evening Herald wanis 10 express
the hope now mat the Democratic
party Of this state will tender is
nomination for the United states
senate 10 Mr. Jones sex year;
and thnt for the party'- interest
and the good Of the state NJ viii
gee ~ 90 accept H.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14
Pepper Talks
By GroRGR MATTHEW ADAMS
Tinsel

Have you ever noticed that Il Is
the plain, simple things, made up In
quality, that cost the most? Go into
a furniture store for some fayOrite
piece, pick out a fabric for your
clothes, select a piece Of Jowelry.
The fact is thore-the plain things
cost the most. The reason Is this
Quality loaded down with Tinsel
IS Cheapcned. Quality always ear
ries the highest value.
Into nearly every crack and
creyicc OF life, tho crave for Tinsel
exists The Unreal Is everywhere
Offering itself for the Real. lmita.
ton stalks abroad and Is bold. Hut
the Gonuine-bereft OF Tlusel-can.
not be mistaken. IL Is recognized on
sight.
Have the courage 90 be what you
are, and to live happily on what you
have. For when you leap beyond
this, you acquire Tinsel-mere
Sham and Counterfeit. Strong char
acters never bother about cheap Tin
sel-merc trapping 10 their already
bis holdings I'm the Genuine.
Truth and Fact travel always With
out concern. Brass cannot long pass
for Gold. Nor can a man long be
what he Is not, AZ night Tinsel may
glow. but IN the light OF day II will
show for what II Is. And explana-
ton Will not avail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14
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IE;g MGEORGEEITCH q
LITTLE GEOGRAPHY LESSONS - THE FALKLAND ISLANDS

II HE Falkland Islands are located
about $50 miles cast o. the
coolest part OF South America
and are about tho farthest south In
civilization on this hemisphere.
There are about 100 Of them, but
only two are large enough to balance
a sheep on with any great success.
These two contain about as much land
as Connecticut The land is encum
.bered with low mountains. weird
geological formations and Increases
and wouldn't bring ven s. an acre
II II we're located on an American
railroad with an enterprising land
agent pushing IL.
The climate Of tho Falklands Is
"equabie." This means that ~ is
equally bad al all times. The tenn
peTuture averages A in the summer
and 81 I'm the winter and the wind
only stops blowing on leap year days.
il IS a bleak, misty. gloomy. barren
land and very few animals, birds or
insects live there. They have all had
sense enough 10 emigrate. But men
live there.
They live there, two thousand Of
them, and raise sheep. And they
will probably do 80 until Che humane
society objects. with South America
only $50 miles away and r. ship TO
England once u month they live in
the Falkianda. where the rain falls
$50 days IN the year and heat can
DO obtained by blowing on ones
fingers. And yet residents OF New
York and chicago and other para
discs OF climate complain bitterly,
and so % the seaahore in the
summer
Poor as the Falklauds are, nations
have quargeled over them. They
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14
To THE TAXPAYERS
Of NEW MEXICO

TIE Taxpayer association Of New
MrXico invites you 60 become a mcm-
Der OF this association aud participate
On the benefits which VIII accrue 20
you, y0ur county and the state from
the work % the organization.
THIS ls YOUR BUSINESS; HELP
ATTEND TO III.
Dues In the association Of ] per
cent OF your last years taxes. Min
imum, $50 a year.
For further Information address
TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION or
NEW MEXICO
y .. Box 60i, Albuquerque. y. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14

Argentine. -Four nations have owned
them. England being abe present
proprietor
The Falklamds have served for
300 years as a rescue station for
Cape Horn. after a ship has wealth
cred the Cape this land lodt,s as good
D IL as a 5000 "a year appointment
Noes to a Democrat after Il twenty
year drought,
Those people who are interested
only IN long lifo viii be thrilled 10
know that the Falklands gTc remark
ably hculthful and that tho inhabi-
tants have great difficulty In dying
entirely.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14
Snapohot@
Jay E House -

You can't estimate the amount Ot
money q man has by looking at him.
But q view OF his wife win enable
YOU 20 come close nine times out
Of ten.
You. doubtless, will be- glad TO
learn that n new record for the dis
Gus throw las been established. The
old record was generally unsatis'
factory.
The man who runs along on an
even keel O. stage manages a
revolution.
A clever man may also be de-
scrlbed as one who doesn't have TO
change his necktie after every meal.
Tho asking price for "A dog IL S25.
The selling price IS 81.
II q feat a. unimportant and use
less YOU nearly always can get good
money for performing II.
Where credit IS due, credit should
be given. a woman invented cherry
pie.
"He Is about my age" said Eph
Wiley yesterday, referring 10 an
acquaintance. Eph Wiley II SO
years old The man OF whom he
was talking Is 30. After n man
passes 40 he is reluctant 20 admit
there are younger men.
The Kansas Agricultural College
course in table manners may help
he girls, but you cant teach table
manners 20 a man.
II a candidate for Office wears long
whiskers he probably is running for
justice Of the peace. II he has n
heavy mustache he is "A candidate
for sheriff.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14
DntIes OF An EmnloYee

Q. Is Il the duty Of an aactioHcer
20 fOll0tO the DISTRACTIONS Of the
man tcho employs himf n he fats
10 do so, COULD the employer bring
a suit against him for loss resulting
from spch disobCdienccP
A. Yes, 10 both questions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14

have nearly caused two wars and
once Jared the understanding be-
tween the United States and the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14

Q. Where a husband leaves his
tcifc, az coHscqUcHcc Of her otgH
fdhlf. ant a diuoTCc IS granted, Wiil
the tCtfc De dlloUcd dlim0nyl A. No
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14

Aocidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DR.. Thomas
Electic Ou for such emergencies. Two
atzes g5c and soc at an stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14
Ohio Law VIII Hold

Q. A mdn toh0m / knci0 and trho
resided iH this state OOhi0j dtsi.
without iadriHD q iCiH. NJ bad some
furniture and other personal belong
inOs iu this state and OtrHcd some
other personal property 90 P'HHSyl.
ranid. WtH the property De- dis
fribuicd according 10 nc lao Of
ohio or ne lac Of PeHHSVlrduinS
A. The descent and distribution
Of this property will be governed by
the law OF Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14
QUESTIONS AND NswE
Neuralgia Or Neuritis?

Please erpidin the difference be-
tpcer ncarulgid and HcRrifts.
Anstccr-Often Il Is q difference
OF about a hundred thousand dollars.
Ncar means nerve; ulgid means
pain; tfis means Inflammation.
Neuralgia means pain In a nerve;
neuritis means Inflammation OF n
nerve. Neuralgia IS commonly n
mere name for a pain which 20 To-
caiized, but not due 90 anything
wrong with the nerve-as neural
gia" Of the heart, or the stomach.
both OF which are bad guesses.
Facial neuralgia, however. Is a com.
mon condition Of the facial nerve.
In neuritis there 10 much tenderness
along the involved nerve trunk,
much pain which Is present for
weeks instead OF hours OF days as
In neuralgia. more or less weakening
or paralysis OF the muscles supplied
by the nerve. atrophy and shiny ap'
pearance OF the skin.
After A Bunion Operation
Would q be dangerous 10 leave the
hospital and 90 home in an am
bulaRce three days after an opera
fion for me rcmopai Of bHnionG
) AnSiccr-No, not II the foot or feet
/ be properly bandaged and no EFFORT
: Is made 10 step on the feet.
Not Absolute Alcohol
Is CSC pure alcohol good 10 rul
q bdbUs bdckf
. Anstrcr-No. use ordinary dilute
alcohol (about 70G).
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14
Baggage ON Trims

.. What does the ldic consider as
the legitimate baggage Of a traUClcrr
That IS, IN case Of loss OF baggage
through the railroad compGny's
fault, docs u make any difference
What articles he carried rim him as
bdgOdgcg
A.. A passenger Is entitled 10 take
with him as baggage such articles as
may reasonably be- considered essen
tial 10 his personal comfort and con-
yenionce. as judged by the standard
Of his habits Of life and having re.
gard 10 the purposes and objects Of
the journey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14

Lei tho Hera,c want al DO you.
gorE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14
Not Absolute Alcohol

Dr. Brady wdH aHsaor al questions pertaining to Health. II your qacs.
hhn IS Of general Interest Il aI DC Gnsrcrcd through these columns u not
u rI BE- ansocrcd personally u stamped. addressed enuctopo Is enclosed.
Dr. brady uHf not prescribe for tHdiUtdudl cases " make diagnoses Ad
dress all letters to Or. William Brady care Of this newspaper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14

Q. Docs the lac Of a state cucr
make a contract illcgrlf
a. Yes. Certain classes or kinds
Of contracts arc Illegal. II may be
said. in general. that wherever "A
contract Is based on an immoral %
sheraton. or ~ opposed TO public
policy or the law Of the jurisdiction.
IL will be illegal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14

ments OF some takers IL scandaicus.
beware Of the eminent specialist
who isn't named and definitely iden-
tined. Also look asknnco nj the
quotes which are slapped onto certain
remarks attributed TO well-known
medical men. You know, II Is pos
sible 10 make n fool out Of most any
man by quoting only selected ex-
cerpts from his sayings or writings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14
When She NImries Again

Q. Where a man and MS trifc are
diUOTced, aud the custody Of tho
chiidrcn Is giUcH 10 the irifc, and
she ~affcrtrard mdrries dDdin, Uill
she then lose her right 10 hare such
cuStOdVP
a. Not necessarily, Tho welfare
OF the children will be the control
ling confederation. The fact Of her
second marriage viii make no diff
ference unless her former husband
can show that she IS no longer a
NJ person 20 have the custody Of the
children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14
For services Rendered

Q. I hare on my books an old dc-
count against a certain nan for pro
f%cSSi0ndi services. Please INFORM
nc ichsn this account iUtH become
roid Gt lac.
a. In your state Gllinois), II will
be barred In i've years from the time
your Of action accrued.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14
Master-At Least In Name

Q. Please morn me trhcfhcr the
husband Is cucrptchcrc recognised as
the legal head Of The family.
A. The husband Is generally rec
ornlaed as the legal head Of the fam.
ily. except where he Is insane or Is
absent from home for q prolonged
period,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14
OPLE7S ~ TSN
LEGAL FRlENDk1
Iy Err .BRANSON NN$GHt


q. May a man, IN his rilL direct
his ~crecutor 20 conduct The business
in trhich THIS mdn has been engaged
and protidc for the support Of the
fdmliyf
A.. Yes. Such provisions are fro
qucntly inserted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14

even keel never stage manages a
revolution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14

A clever mar may also be de-
scrlbed as one who doesn't have to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14

Tho asking price for n dog Is S25.
The selling price IS s..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14

II a feat "a unimportant and use
less YOU nearly always can get good
money for performing Il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14

Where credit IS duo, credit should
be given. a woman invented cherry
nip
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14

Tho Kansas Agricultural College
course In table manners may help
he girls, but you cant teach table
manners 10 a man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15
UNMATCHED TEAMS
IN HARD-F0UCHT GAME
More Hits OFF Barton Than Off Apple
gate Tell Story of Norfolk's
Defeat.
Sensational Plays Feature Game mt
Rocky MOunt-CoStly Errors Re-
suit In Victory for Heinie Busch's
Coolers.

ROCKY MOUNT, y. c., Juno l4.-Two
evenly matched ball clubs fought every
point hard throughout nine innings to-
day. and more safe swats OFF Barton
than off Tarheel Finger AppleEate
tells the story of why Norfolk's sojourn
in second place was but for Weekend,
1t was great clash. in which pitchers
worked to their utmast, while fielders
raced everywhere to get them, and SEN
sational catches more than one time
cut off run-getting for either club. Nor
folk is charged with two errors, bob
bles by Cleveland and Mcmahon, but
If there was any such thing as atoning
for them these short folders more than
made up. for they grabbed everything
that wasn't beyond human leaps to get
hold Of and more than once two-basc
drives were stopped in the intield by
phenomenal stabs by either of them
Nor was the Tars' outheld without
honor, for there was nothing driven
too hard br for them Mo TO get un der,
a one hand catch on dead run. caught
Edwards's drive that would have scored
low Thrnsher was often UP to those
tricks. and rob. rob. rob was his hailing
sign. and nothing was driven into his
center garden. Thrasher had an equal
in Eisel. who chased most anywhere.
and his two put.outs were robs. espe-
on second and one down, he pralleled
the fence and with stab he glove
handed one that would have pounded
tourneycd we'll throughout, and but for
three safe swats in the first, three
batsmen to face him in the sixth. he
might have gotten away with his game.
AppleEate was as steady wall
clock. and saving the one hit by
Thrasher In the opener, didn't let his
seventh: on the other hand. he did as
we'll with the. willow rs any of his
his credit out of three trips TO the
rubber. The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15
HARRY LEE OARSMEN
WIN ANNUAL RACE
Takes Nfcnsurc Of Albert Sidney Crew
by Squirt in Inrd-FouEht
Contest.

LEXINGTON, VA. June l4.-By n
squirt in the last ten yards. the Harry
Lee boat crew won the annual race
with the Albert. sidney boat crew. of
Washington and Lee University. this
afternoon. covering the distance in
the lead after quarter OF the course
had been covered. but the sturdy red
crew rallied during the final squirt and
won the clash. The Harry Lee crew
used the long. sweeping stroke. while
the Albert Sidney four made use of the
Ten Eyck stroke.
Preceding the big event. the second
the same course. The Albert Sidney
crew won handily by three boat
lengths. Tho time vas minutes
Fully 1000 people witnessed the
race, in which the prevailing favorite
won. Following are the crew mem
bcrs:
First crew. Harry Lees. f. Ogles-
by. Lynchburg. Va. stroke: T. b. Leith.
Moun,ville: Va; J. +: Bear. Lexins ton.
Nick. Pennick. Lynchburg, Va.
Albcr, Sidney-R y. Lature. Bristol;
S; y shore. Sumter. S. G; II. c. H.
Fisher. Washington. d. c.: n. D. Utt,
Cumberland, Md: coxswain, w C Pres
ton. Lewisburg. ". Va.
Second crew. Harry Lees. NJ Sho-
well. ocean city. Md. stroke; b. l..
Thompson, Opelousas. La: S. l.. Chris
tian, Lynchburg. Va: II. NJ Rowan,
tireenville. Va; y. r. Stribling. Peters
burg. Va.
Albert Sidney-R. u. Mcmillan. Paris,
Texas; u. ". Thornburg. Martinsburg.
w. Va: 6. II. Lewis. Anderson. W. Va;
G. e. HUMPHREYS. Lexington. Va: coXS-
vain, g. De LA Haba. Porto Rico.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15
Philndclnllin.

Totals 50 81 !. ! Totals 30 3 .. l2
'Ratted for Davies in ninth.
tEan for Walsh In ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15
MEADOWS, NEW TW|RLER,
SHOWS UP IN FINE FORM
Called In Too Late TO Save Game, but
Strikes Out Five of Six Men
Who Faced Him.
COLLEGE BOY SIGNED By DUNN
Newark Wins From Providence and
Rochester From Observation-Disclosures
Keats Royals Ivy Score of I. to
i'm Comic-Opcra Contest.
rsncciol TO Tho Times-Dispatch.l

ltg-v, n 1
l'PcNl'l' ~ nv ''''
JERSEY CITY \. " June IA
George WIltsc's Skectcrs went back
in.o run,{n,. form, q, to-doy's ZANE and
'"'o '"i''''"" ''' go -
nailed N2 Il victory the hrS' III "'eN'
at the expense OF Jack Dunn's Rich
-,
CITY camp FOR thr'r hrst WISH OF INC
year, and were received with a defeat.
which was challied against them by a
-, ,,,,.;,,-
score OF = 20 a. h"l'NH'" NUNS
against the curves of Morrisette in the
sIxt,, cb,r.,r 49,. ~, r.r.cv,,c- ~, m,
sato Ga" =, 40 ,oI,or onG torcoa ,ho
SAFE side oil inc ie"EeF' ana iorce" inc
retirement Of tn" Richmond gunner in
favor of Rube Meadows, the college
,.or,b r,io,,,a ,,,,or D,rn an
YUM P'cN'u UP ny M"''hEeI i,u''h on
the campus OF -. Johns College i'll
Ito YIN ,no soyer,n ma :, wos +nr1r,o,o
ne me sew ''''' ana IL WAS 'o' '"'i"'e
Tor inc skceters that his advent had
no, been made a period earlier Mca-
dou.s &c roro-.od =, ,o.o ,,,d NO.,
1919
derful strtkeout record in his college
his re,u,,,ion IN his nro,,otior -
faster COMPANY rs he celebrated his
entry here by whipping five Of the six
mon thot o-noeed him
'''vI' 49, Trpos'' nm
me nnt tIs orp q" bos IN
~ =, - ''''i'II' 20 ','''s; "'iN -
mon" zen Easy NlTtlniS 10 IN. tN, ram
kec utcePtlnn. lhtil the clShth IN
n''t. NJ bnhnltes were reS'fictcu 70
ionc M. Il scratch, which bounded
on me snihs OF ShortStop turner In
me t!%hth' however kichmond located
,nnc ,oo'" Hnu dHc"d hihE lWisters
"r thrcr shle waIons ana run. IN"
last on the!r STATE Another was added
10 inc NIX column IN the ninth, hut
went 10 waste Morrisette was easy
ipr Jersey CITY, ana after the third
theS M MN ireeN knehmond showed
up clcverly in the field, while the
Skeeters were charged with one omis-
SION
Alter me hrst frame. when PICK
worked ms passage and stole second,
mcnt of Bates and ArraEon, II was one.
two, three order for Richmond until
me SIXTH. when punns men made a
St"nn tnIuu tI., M".r'Srlte naSe on
turner's Wild peg to nrst. which per