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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-03
PH|LL|ES TAKE
D0UbLE-HEADER

New York. Sept. 2.-Phila deiphia
today recovered the ground they lost
in their pennant fight Yesterday. by
taking two games from New York, 3
to !, and to 0.
Tesreau pitched fine ball for New
York in the first game, striking out
10 men, getting Luderus three times.
III the second game, Alexander won
g spectacular pitchers battle from the
veteran Mathewson. The scores:
First game.
Phila 1000 3 0 o 0 0 o-3-5-o
New York 30 ! Q Q 0 0-1-7-1
Batteries: Chalmers and E. Burns:
Tesreau and Meyers. Umpires Klein
and Emslie. Time 1855.
Second game
Phila ...0 0 0 0 0 1880
New York 30 0 0 0 0 Q 0 00-7-2
Batteries: Alexander and killifer;
Mathewson. Schapp and Wendell. I'm
pires, Klein and Emslie. Time 1.2S.
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LOWELL SPLITS A
DOUBLE WITH LYNN

Lowell, Mass, Sept. Lowell ana
Lynn divided douhle-header here WI
day, each scoring a shutout In the
first, LINN won 6 10 y, largely because
Of Williams effective pitching. The
second came to Lowell. to Q. Lehman
holding the visitors in hand through
out. Also he received fine support. The
games Were umpired by players in the
absence Of d league official. The scores
First Game:
Lynn .............0 0ool004 l-6-q-o
Lowell ,...........O 0 0 90 o c o O-0-6-e
Batteries: Williams and Haieht
Green and Ahearn. Jmpires. Williams
and McCabe. Time. $50.
Second Game:
Lowell ............-1 ] Q ! 1x-4-10-l
Lynn .......-.....-..0 Q 0 9 % 4-o
batteries; Lehman and Ahearn Nc
Gable and Haight Umpires, Williams
and DERRICK Time, IL
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BRAVES BLOW UP IN FIRST INNING
AND DODGERS WIN 1O-1--b0ST0N
PLAYERS ORDERED FROM THE FIELD

Boston, Sept. with second place
in the National League at stake, the
Braves opened their seriA with
Brooklyn farcially today. the visitors
winning 10 to !. Boston went to pie
ces IN the first inning when Rudoiph's
Wildness and fielding lapses gave
Brooklyn six runs. Two other Bos-
ton pitchers We're used, Barnes, a re-
cruit. making a good impression. Ev-
ers who delayed the game while he
held a handkerchief to his nose. Fitz-
patrick, who did the same thing after
he took Evers position and Schmidt,
who argued too strenuously. were ban
ished from the grounds in the fifth
inning by Umpire Byron Antics by
Snodsrass and by players on the Bos-
ton bench, one Of whom threw a
spiked shoe in Byron's direction,
brought warnings from the umpire
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-03
-" ENG. LEAGUE STANDING
BOXING NOTES

'as5 H. :, ,,-,atyre-Flenning fight, sched-
.spx W w. Wednesday nigh. in the Hey
aies - +''a house at Houlton. was
n - y as Mcintyre failed TO show
arno, ne crowd was Very much dis
asts 1,ea, b., George Twomblv Of
ess. ~ S Was substituted and
lea,rr me showing against Wild Bill
:" SIX two-minute rounds.
1 saon IS SUI, such a difference of opin-
3. Il. :. n the Ted Lew.s.Jac y 1 RTitt l
{ I !, 'a H.. Atlas A. A, Tuesdav D night
4, 5or cup will probably match the
h ~ i. another meeting the latter
. WI S.lard sor his battle pv rit- % 1 trIh
es,e as gut i boxing and r gone 'G in+o
i. h., = De had planned to be ' =
!. out has now given W to the 'H IDEA a
! ra -1s s...i is to receive $500 to
'''V Altchie in New York Oct,
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New York Produce Market
New York, Sept. Z

FLOTR-Steady.
WHEAT-Spot firm; No. red lis elf
New York prompt; No. hard rs elf
New York 10 arrive: No. northern Du-
luth LOO and 10. ! northern Manitoba
81 IA elf Buffalo.
CORN-spot firm; No. yellow sssc.
prompt shipment.
OATS-spot steady: No, white new
42a45 cents nominal, old oats 5jQ60 cents
pORk-DulI.
BEEF-Quiet.
LARD-Firm.
BCTTEE-Firm receipts 1856: cream
cry extras, % score. &c 3-4n27; creamery
hi*her scoring 27t@1s; frsts Ad26 IA;
seconds oo1024
EGGS-lrregular; receipts 1851: fresh
gathered extras 2Sd29; extra firsts 253d
q; firsts 24025; seconds 22d23s: nearby
hennery white fine to fancy 35d3e; near
by hennery browns $685. .
POTATOES-Steadv and unchanged.
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PHILADELPHIA

Two-base hits-Barry, kopf, Walsh.
Three-base hits-Hooper, Hoblitzel
Earned runs-Boston 6. Stolen bases
Speaker, Oldrins ., Sacrifice hits-Jan-
win >, Gardner. Barry >, Ruth. Double
play-oldrins and Lapp. Left on bases
Boston :; Philadelphia 5. First base on
err1rs-Boston !; Philadelphia !.
Struck out-hy Ruth by knowlson .
Bases on halls-off Ruth /; off knowl-
son ?. Wild pitch-Ruth. Time. 1.52
Umpires. Dineen and Nallin.
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BRO0KFEDS DROP
SECOND STRAIGHT

Brooklyn, Sept 2-Baltimore won its
second game Of the series with Brook
lyn today. . to !. Suees and Blue
jacket fought a pitchers battle and
although the latter allowed only three
hits, he lost the contest through cost
~ errors on the part Of his team mates.
The score:
Brooklyn 1 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 Oft .
suggs and Owens; Bluejacket and
Land
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Chicago Wheat Market

Chicago. Sept. 2.
Wheat advanced today on continued
covering by shorts, an improvement in
the sterling exchange situation and pre-
dictions of unfavorable weather in the
United States and Canada. AT the close
the market had made a net gain Of 3-4
ais to cent with December at 81 3-s
al Congestion in September corn caused
1t TO advance cent. while deferred
months were 3-4Q1-s net lower. Oats fin
ished unchanged TO 3-S higher after firm
ness throughout the session. Provisions
showed a little Improvement on the day
Just before the close, but finished irreg-
ular with December ribs q higher and
December pork IS cents lower.
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RED S0X TAKE EASY CAME FROM
ATHLETICS. 8 TO 3--H0LD LEAD OVER
DETROIT HOOPER star OF CAME

on one batted ball in this session.
Cobb cot three hits = four times up.
The result Of the series just ended.
of which Detroit made clean sweep,
eliminated Chicago from any posi-
bic consideration as a pennant con-
tender.
Chicago ..2 0 o o 0 0 q 2-6-10-3
Detroit .....1 II ! o ] Q x-s-12- >
Batteries. Russell, Davis and May
or: James. Oldham and Stanace. I'm
pires-Evans and Chill. Time-1.43.
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Boston Produce market

BEEF-Whole cattle Ia.
SPRING BRAN-24Q2.50.
BTTER-Northern s74@2S; western Is
CHEESE-New York. twins 14a14s,
CORNING. . yellow SD
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby $50
e; western 24n34
rIOUR-Spring patents 5ooa5sO
HAY-No. ! grade 25G2S
LAMB-Spring 16.
MINED FEED-2Sa31
OATS-No. clipped white 43s.
pORk-Medium backs 1875
POTATOES-No 100QIl0 per barrel
SUGAR-Granulated, 20 bbl lots, 81,
EEAL-1261S
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81 f::;.:' SPORTING NEWS i:; an! S::;

Two-base hit-Clancy, Three-base hits
Clemens. Farrell Stolen bases-Burns
Farrell. Left on bases-Portland 8,
Fitchburg s. First base on errors-Port
land l, Fitchburg !. Bases on balIs-Or
Noss A, off Press 3. Struck out-By voss
4, by Press !. Passed balls-Bowden 3.
Umpire, Aubrey. Time. l.29
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-03

Phtladelrtla, Sept. Boston hit
Knowles delivery hard tcday and cas-
lily defeated Philadelphia, 10 3. Ruth
was III ,~ouble several times, but was
la I'd !, me brilliant fielding Of Hoop
Ct The litter also starred al the bat
with thraa SINGLES ana a triple in five
times UP kopf injured his leg sliding
to the home plate ana Malone took his
place The score:
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SENATORS LOSE IN
PITCHERS BATTLE

Washington. Sept as h wkey
emerged victorious over Harper in a
pitching duel today, New York de-
featins washington TO 0. The score:
New York 80 o 0 ! 0 0 0-1-6-0
Washington 20 0 0 0-0-4-1
Batteries; Shawkey and Nuna maxi
er: Harper and Williams. Umpires-
OLoughlin and Hidebrand. Time
1875
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ST. BACK
IN 9Th PLACE

ST Louis. Sept, 2-St Louis went
back into sixth place by defeating
Cleveland today TO .. Two wild
throws prevented Lowdermilk from
scoring a shutout. The score:
Cleveland III 0 0 0 ! 0 0 0 0-2-61
St. Louis - 0 0 0 0 0 0 Q x-4-6-3
Batteries: Jones. Brenton and o.
Neill Lowdermilk and SEVERED. I'm
pires. Connolly and Wallace. Time:
l.37.
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NEWARK FEDS win
FROM BUFFALO, 81

Buffalo. \. y, Sept Newark
found 8edient easy today and defeated
Buffalo to l. Seaton, assisted by
wonderful fielding on the visitors part,
moved down the Buffalo batters in one,
two, three order. The score:
Newark ..o0 ZOO 3 2-9-14-o
Buffalo ..........00 100000 Q 0-l- SO
Scaton ard Rarden; Bedient and
Blair.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, Sept 2
Ho5S-Receipts 1900; lower: bulk s45G
l6l: light 72l0S05 mixed 635G795 heavy
6loo7so rough 61o@625; pigs 700GS5o
CATTLE-Receints 1900; steady; calves
lower. beeves 6256 1925: Tevas steers 6snG;
I6,. COWS and heifers 3l5ns70: calves $50
SHEEP-Receipts 1900; lower; wethers
56oG6l5: ewes 350157o. lambs G750915.
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SkOWHEGAN.

Two-base h;ts-Lawry, Moore. Hayden.
Stolen bases-Lavry, Bressler. Struck
out-Cram $ Bressler :. lit ~ pitched
b4ll-Bressler :. Cram ]. Wild pitch
Cram. Base on baAs-Cram G. Bressler
J. Sacrifice distributing :, Dowd, Fish
burn. Umpire, Eagan. Attendance, 500.
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ST. LOUIS FEDS
TRIM P|TTSBURC

Pittsburgh, Sept. 2.-Pittsburgh was
defeated by St. Louis today. to 8.
Bridwell's timely batting featured the
contest, the visiting third haseman
driving in three runs. The score:
St. Louis 80 0 0 i 0 012 O-4-s-1
Pittsburgh 20 0 0 0 0 2 Q 0-3-e-o
Crandall and Chapman, Hartley.
knetZer and Berry
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New York SUGAR Market

New York, Sept. 2
Raw easy; centrifugal 464G4T; molasses
3s7q40o; refined steady; cubes Is points
higher at Cos, others unchanged.
Futures easier early. and at noon prices
were 6 to I points net lower. The late
positions advanced on some covering.
The closing was steady with prices net
lower to points higher. Dec, SIS, March /
sos. May 81. July 314. Sales $3.50 tons.
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CUPES DROP ONE
TO WORCESTER

Lewiston, Me, Sept o.-worcester
won listless game from Lewiston
today TO 3 CAROLS homer. the
batting of Whitaker and leaping
catch by Cooney We're features. Score
WORCESTER
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Other Games Wednesday.

Al old Orchard-York Beach :; old
Orchard 4.
At Brunswick-B Brunswick >, Bath l
llo innincs)
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DETROIT STILL
GOING STRONG

Detroit, Sept. 2.-Chicago lost to
Detroit today. s to 6. AS in several
previous contests. Chicago went to
pieces when the Tigers started to hit
its pitcher, kicking bunts and throw
ing the ball away in the second in
ming. There were three wild heaves
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DUFFS TAKE GAME
FROM FITCHbURC

Portland. Me, Sept. a.-Portiand play
ed superior ball to Ftchburg today and
won with ease to 0. one-hand catch
by Farrell, running with the ball, was
the feature. The score:
p0PTIAN-n
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BOSTON

z-Batted Tor DAVIS in 4th.
Brooklyn .......6 ! o Q 0 0-10
Boston .........0 o 0 o 0 0 O.
Two base hits-O Mara, Maranville.
Stolen bases-Daubert. Sacrifice hits
-O'Mara, Wheat. Double play-Mc-
Carly and o'Mara Left on bases
brooklyn 9; Boston :. First base on
errors-Brooklyn >; Boston l. Base
on balls-off Pfeiffer J. Rudolph .. Da-
Wis /. Barnes >. Hits-of Rudolph 5
in ! inning. Davis in innings;
Barnes in ;. Hit by pitcher-by
Ifeffer, Maeee, ny Barnes, Wheat.
Struck out-by Pfeffer 3: Barnes 8,
umpires-Byron and Eason. Time
9 nS
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CHICAGO FEDS WIN
FROM KANSAS CITY

Kansas City. Sept. 2.-Chicago's
early lead was too much for Kansas
City ID overcome and the locals lost
fast game to .. The score.
Chicago .......1 010O1l 0-5-11-1
Kansas City ....0 90 Q o. 81
Mcconnell and Wilson; Main and
Easterly.
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COPpFRS POSTON
Now York Money Market

New York. Sept 2
Mercantile paper 33G2s per cent
Sterling Sixty-day hills 4.5e demand
$50 cables 4,61: francs. demand 5.99, ca
hles 5.9s; marks. demand sht. cables Sos;
Tires. demand s.52. cables GO, rubles, de.
Dand "a. cables s.
Bar silver Az.
Mexican dollars 81
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds heavy
Time e, loans steady; 50 days e!G2., 90
DAYS 2sG3. six morfths 3033
Call money steady: high ?. low L. rul"
ing rate i. last loan >, closing bid t. Of
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lss ~ 70: for,ss shown a continuous in
" s'rla. F ac,asrr,a: na Of iOc. Cigars auxAi IN
Manchester, 4 II"
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lastly the bride, in a beautiful gown
Of white fillet net, richly embroider
ed. Rev. Haraden S Pearl oficiated
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Fedora League Results

4 Louis =, pttsburg 3.
samore = Brooklyn !.
NEa~k 8, Buffalo 1.
Chicago : Kansas City 2.
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I oaays Games

;;,,atars ., Lewiston
55oVe! q, Nanchesre-
Worcester q; Portland
Lawrence a: Lynn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13

mental policy IN regard 70 military pre-.
parcdncss. Similar schools are Just
% being strongly agitatcd and planned
in many 20 the states. Even the high
schools in the larger cities are c0nsid.
cring courses In military training. A
military trimming system has been intro
duced in the Baltimore city schools. In
Bnston. in Dallas. Texas. in Kansas City
and iu hundreds of other smaller cities
and towns. Colorado nov Is planning 20
secure the establishment OF O military
school near Denver an6 California Is
urging the ~luaation of o government
training school for young men on the
Pacific coast. II il probable that the
national government within the next
year viii make provisions Tor the cstab.
hshmout Of many schools snch NJ the
one maintained by the state So that New
Mexico, with the finely equipped insti-
tuition az Roswell may be said 20 have
led the United States in this regard.
Beautiful Campus and Buildings.
The campus Of the New Mexico Mill
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
Of Mrs. Chappell. Of Five Years
Standing, Relieved by Cardui

Mt. Airy, N. C.--Mrs. Sarah NJ. Chap
peli OF this town, says: 81 suffered for
live years with womanly troubles, also
stomach troubles. and my punishment.
was more than any n could tell.
tried most every kind OF medicine,
but none did me any good.
read n day about Cardul. the wo-
mans tonic, and | decided 10 tfy II.
had not taken but about six bottles until
J was almost cured. II did me o
good than all the other medicines / had
tried, put together.
Ny friends began asking me why I
looked 30 well, and | told Them about
CafduL. Several are now taking H."
DO you, lady reader, suffer from 7iy
OF the ailments due 10 womanly trouble.
such as headache, backache, sideaehe'
sleeplessness. and that evehastingly tired
teeling2
II so, LET ms urge you 10 give Cardu. 4
hial. We feel confident Il will help you,
Just as Il has a million other women Ia
The past hall century.
Begin taking CarduI to-day. You
won't regret Il. All druggists.
VIA. %, Chattanooga Medicine Co. LAal.(
advisory Deu, Chattanooga, Tenn, Tor ,Sfotsi
hrHrsdnssg onIour case and 90 pags book, Home
treatmeni TOT woman" 10 Jain wnpDsf. NC lsS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13
new MEXICO'S MILITARY INSTITUTE
AT ROSWELL LEADS UNITED STATES
in THOROUGH MILITARY TRAINING

Is especially strong In is departments
Of mathematics and iu the science n
is probable that the chemical and physi.
ral laboratofies of this institution are
ut present the best equipped of their
kind in any school lu the west. The de-.
partment of surveying aud civil cngi
necriug aiso is especially well equipped
and conducted and affords Young men o.
splendid opportunity go prepare for
practical engineering work.
A Pione5i in Preparedness
The Ne" cMXico Military institute
just now is receiving special attention,
due go the fact that th. who'll, country
IT, more or less ugitstcd and aroused
over the necessity oi military prepared
ness. The question OF tine land forces
and trained ottirris therefor Is cspcciul-
ly before thc public. When So i, gousid.
cred that Sew Mc,iro military iusti.
tutc is turning bat each wear "a band Of
young men whose training is thorough
and complete. the Importance of the iu.
.stitgt.ou ih the present situation viii be
understood. The fact d, thut New Mex.
leo, through this school, has pioneered
tho way for the United states and is
we'll iu advance oi national govern
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13


New Mexico school with the mild, dry
winter. early spring and ideal Entumns,
the whole year 10 one 81 outdoor work,
and the drill ground and rifle range agc
never abandoned because Of bad
weather. The result is a sturdy. husky.
thoroughly drilled aud trained corps Of
youug men.
Has Won High Honor.
The New Mexico Military institute
has for q number of years been ranked
as one Of the United States govern.
ment's distinguished military
schools, " the title Of highest honor for
. military school that can be- bestowed
by the wnr department. u H. the
youngest school in the United States ~
obtain this rank and 20 hold il dontinu.
ously for a number Of years. Graduates
Of the institute have been accepted as
lieutenants in the regular army and
maEy Of them are now serving the gov.
eminent a. Officers in the Philippine
.constabulary. Young men who receive
military training together with their
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13
!. n. WAGNER

Hon. John j. Lr.rs. of Columbus.
Ohio. 1n orator u. national rcpuia-
ton, Wll deliver 1850 addresses. one
ou the subJe., Babies, and Their
Vested Hiehts. auI .he other ON the
subject Thomas Jefferson, the ltali-
cal Nrs Cora Wilson stewart. of
Kentucky. thc woman who has made
"a national reputation FOR hersclf 300
eliminating iIU.rr..E from the Blue
Grass state. VIII ....cr ono address.
Tho Hon Felix MUrtucz WIN deliver
au address which u.'l bring TO us %
message from uu, IHudliar with our
conditions.
Tho sectional urnsrJms are the uost
thnt have ever been nl1nncd ana VIII
afford au opportunity for each teach
or Go hear ana discuss ne problems
of especial Interest Music viii bo o.
pleasing feature o. the several meet
ings.
Every teacher lu tho state IS invited
Dos the committee on exhibit 10 bring
or send n school o,h.ni. 10 A|lbuquer-
que for the association. Space WIN
hr assigned ly D. 49, Gilt1er. principal
OF th" Albuquerque high school and
since much space U.s already been
applied for, sou should write him at
once In regard 60 your needs. Classi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13

Amsterdam. Nov i3.-Bomb driH
consisting of exercises OF an elemen.
tary sort designed to instruct child.
rem how 20 ACT In the event % a ratl
by hostile uoruplanes. has been adopt.
cd IN all the puoic schools of Baden.
Alsncc and Rheinish Prussia.
Travellers from Germany state that
IN oo'h Baden and Alsncc q number
OF childrc1 were recently severely In
Jured in the scramble 70 leave the
school buildings during the recent
raids. Al ONonburg the annual gen.
eral council OF mayors Of Baden elite,
had just opened its sessions In IN,
city hall when the IRE alarms ASA
sirens announced the approach OF "a
squadiou Of French airmen. Tn,
mayors adjourned To he coal cellar,
OF the building uutll the danger was
over
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13

P%otrograd. Nov. i3-Tnere ha,
been a great speeding up ~ method.
and men on the Russian railway sys-
trms during the past Few weeks. 20.
n result OF Investigations undertaken
hy M" new minister of the interior.
NJ khyosiou. Ills investigation
wDrc begun In the nrst place owing
Co complaints regarding tho scarcity
OF food supplies In Moscow.
The ministers plans for remedy
iug the conditions include th" speed
Ing up OF managers and workmen.
the use of motor vehicles for unload
ing and delivery. he use uf the cleo
irig street cars FOR freight az night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13
&.BUSINESSs NM
COLLEGE ITEMS

Tho attendance has been increasing
rapidly ever since the opening OF the
fan term and nearly every desk b. oc.
cupied.
I'D stiles OF Wirslow. Arizona. on
rolled Thursday Tho Arizona contiu-
gent is increasing steadily and 10 ~
hoped Co represent half the counties
90 that state before the opening OF an.
other school year
Mrs Sarah Lazonby has accepted %
position with l.. g. Shanklir, Gallup.
y NJ.
Miss Isabel Mair. \. u. e. 1s. now
with Erickson & CO.. Fort sumner.
~. NJ, visited tho schiol Tucruay
In the regular Underwood c,rtin-
cate ty~Fewrlting test held Thursday
Miss Bessie Nash wrote 50 words
with five errors in ten minutes. Five
words are deducted for each error
which made "a net speed of 80 words a.
minute for ten minutes. Miss Nash
enrolled in the A. B. G.. ON September
lin, just two months ngo. and her
record, while remarkable. is nearly
.cuun'lcd Dos 70 number of other stu
dents.
one ui the most Interesting tnlt-
the student body has heard thia
year was that delivered uy Col. VIM.
j.. Cody CHunnlo BIuD. famous scout.
soldier Indian fighter. Snowman and
business man. COT Cody haas Ton
years been heavily Interested Iu large
irrigation and development projects
iu western states, and predicts "a
bright future iuu Albuquerque. lie
was accompanied Dog capt clark NJ.
carr. president col the Albuquerque
Commercial club, 20 sou of General
Eugcnc Carr, uudor whom Col cody
served during the Indian UprislnRs,
both 1cior" ana after tho CiyIl war
seward Allen has been assisting
secretary Day of the Y. ". q. A. scN-
erul days the past week.
Andres Vigil at san Antonio. Sew
MoNIfp, loft Thursday rycni'S for
Santa Rosa. where he viii enter the
employ OF the Chas. lliold CO..
-Four YOUNG men Will debate ON
Woman suffrage al the meeting of the
Literary society, Wednesday. The af-
hrmJtiyo will be- supported by j. o..
McCray ana Brook Bruntly. the Mega
tive hy Harry Wilson and Robert
Chambers.
Every noon nm imprOmptu concert
is held In the Shorthand room, aud
thc organization Of an orchestra, q
glco club ana 20 male quurtrttc are
being much talked OF.
The september ca shorthand class
has completed the book of principles
and Will begin dict1tiuu Monday.
The spelling contest between the
shorthand and Commercial depart
ments. held Wednesday. had 90 be de-
giarod "a draw, 1s the contestants were
able 90 spell the most difficult words
given, and neither side was spelled
down when the time limit va
reached
Several former A. O.. q. graduates.
now teaching commercial branches in
various NcW Mexico high schools and
state Institutions have written that
they will Dee in Albuquerque during
the teachers meeting Nov. 20-2i
Tho first meeting Of basketball en-
t%husiasts was held Thursday evening
ana "a large crowd turned out, prut-
tiro will DE begun In the high school
gym saturday evening George Nchor.
former A. g. g.. star. picked by Coach
Bruwleo at the silver city Normal on
the All-Ncw Mexico team, 19i4-l5,
will coach the boys team. Miss Anna
Myers and Miss Helen Wickham. stars
on the eyer-victorious lgii-t5 A. IS.