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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-05-28
SPORTING NEWS


The Goodwood races, one of the
fashionable sporting events Of Eng
land, have been definitely abandoned
this year.
At Milwaukee, Richie Mitchell,
lightweight contender, outboxed and
%outfought Ad Wolgast in six rounds OF
4 ten-round bout.
Johnny Griffiths of Akron, Ohio
won the decision over Joe Mandot of
New Orleans in an eight-round bout
at Memphis, Tenn.
Charles Moore, worlds champion at
three-cushion billiards, defeated Al
fredo De ORC, former champion, by a
score Of 80 TO 40 in the first round
Of there 15O-point match at New York.
Smashing all records for transcon-
rived in New York from San Diego,
Cal. He made the trip in eleven days,
even hours and fifteen minutes, driv-
ing the car the entire route himself.
Stanley Yoakum of Denver was
given the decision over Jimmy Reagan
Of San Francisco after twenty rounds
Of the toughest, toughest wrestling
match ever witnessed in a Denver
arena, at the Colorado Athletic Club.
The Oklahoma University tennis
team, Dean and Monet at Chicago, de-
feated NJ. James and H. James of
Northwestern University in doubles,
81, rs, 81, 7-5. M. James defeated
Monet in singles, 6-1, 90, and Dean
hested II. James, 81, 6-3.
The American Automobile Associa-
ton at its annual meeting in Boston
reelected John A. WilEon of Franklin,
Pa, a cousin of President Wilson, as
president. Except for the choice of P.
J. Walker Of California as vice presi.
dent, all other officers we're reelected.
GENERAL
Mrs. Hetty Green, the richest WON
an in the world. has moved back to
Hoboken.
Supreme Court Justice Hendrick
signed an order transferring Harry X.
Thaw from the Tombs to the custody
OF the sheriff in Ludlow street Jail in
New York.
President Wilson's stand in the in
ternational crisis was approved by the
Lake Mohonk, n. Y, conference on in
ternational arbitration at the conclu-
sion Of its twenty-first annual meeting.
]. Edwards Addicks, former finan-
cier and once political power in Della
ware, was sent to Ludlow street Jail
I'm New York I'm default Of a payment
Of S15,f72. due on a judgment In sup
Elementary proceedings instituted by
Hiram NJ, Burton, the creditor.
The Rev. DR.. J. Ross Stevenson OF
Princeton Theological seminary was
elected moderator OF the general as
sembly of the Presbyterian church of
the United States on the second bal
lot IA Rochester, N. Y He received
SOP OF the s85 votes cast.
Every nersnn in the United States
ten years old OF over may open an
account in a postal savings bank
after July /, according to an instruc-
tive leatlet on the postal savings sys-
tenn Just issued by Postmaster Cen
eral Burleson.
According to her captain, w. F.
Wood, the Leyland teamer Etonian,
which arrived at Boston from Liver
pool. was prevented from going to the
rescue OF the passengers of the sink
ing Lusitania by a warning that an
attack might be made upon his wi
vessel.
Giosue Gallucci. New York million
aire and a political power in Harlem's
Little Italy" vas shot and probably
fatally wounded by two men In his
sons coffee room. His son. Luca,
aged nineteen, also was shot through
he body and probably will die.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-05-28
NEW MEXICO NEWS
Gathered From
All Parts of the State
Western New paper Union News Service.
COMING EVENTS.

July 1-9.-cowboy Celebration at Las
Vegas.
July 5-S-Afeeting State Retail Mer-
chants Association at Santa te
Sept 2g-3O-Oct Northern New Mex
leo Fair at Ration.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-05-28
REMARKABLE
CASE Of Mrs. HANK
Declares Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Saved Her Life
and Sanity.

Shamrock, MOI feel it my duty
to tell the public the condition of my
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-05-28

If a girl has money to burn she can
easily secure a parlor match.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-05-28

Don't he misled. Ask for Red Cross
Bag Blue. Makes beautiful white clothes.
At all good grocers. Adv.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-05-28

Rome. May 25.-The italian minis
.ers Of war and marine have declared
A state OF war in the provinces of
Sandriow, Brescia, Verona, Vicenza,
Belluno, Undine, Venezia, Treviso,
Padua, Mantua and Ferrara, and the
Islands and communes on the Adri.
attic coast, as well as all fortresses
which may be declared in a state Of
resistance.
The order followed invasions of
northern Italian provinces by Austrian
troops. Italian Alpine troops are pur-
suing thousands Of Austrians who
crossed the border of Trentino into
Italy, according to dispatches from the
front. The first blood was shed Sat
Irday before the formal declaration of
hostilities in Rome to protect north
ern Italian provinces from invasion
by troops of the dual monarchy.
The Italian consul at Munich has
been ordered to return to Rome. and
throughout the three countries the re-
spective nationals are packing up their
b1ANAAtAhbo IA aAAAAAARaNAOh VI q AAAa
and official rupture. It is not expect
ed that Italy's entry into the war will
have any immediate effect on the bat
ties TO- in progress but it would be
likely to influence the action of the
Balkan states which have been await
ing Italy's decision.
Rumania, it is reported, has re-
ceived from Bulgaria that
If Rumania decides to join the allies
and go to the assistance of Russia by
an invasion of Pennsylvania, Bulgaria
will not attack her, and that, in fact,
Bulgaria herself is considering the
possibility of taking similar action al
though her attack would be directed
against Turkey.
Greece also is interested in the de-
velopment and her efforts if she
should decide to join the allies would
be directed to the Dardanelles and
Asia Minor.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-05-28

He Knew.
Bill-I've just acquired a combined
carpet sweeper and talking machine.
Dill-Married it, Ell?
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-05-28

London, May 24.-Kaiser Wilhelm
has called for 100000 volunteer
troops as a result of Italy's declara-
ton of war against Austria, according
to Berlin dispatches. It is declared
by German military experts that 500,
600 men will be sufficient to hold the
Italian border against any invasion of
Austria.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-05-28

London. - Dispatches from Rome
state that Kink Victor Emmanuel
signed a decree ordering a general
mobilization of the country's forces on
land and sea.
The Austrian barracks at Rovereto,
a town in Tyrol with about 10000 Ital-
ian inhabitants, was blown up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-14
CatchIng Up TO uhc schedule.

After this week the schedule as
printed In the papers about ten days
ago will be followed 10 the letter. says
t. Phoenix expert. with the exeep-
tloa OF Phoenix and Tucson, It Is be-
ing followed now. Phoenix and Tue
son opened a week earlier than the
rest. According TO the schedule. tho
games played here last week should
have occurred az Tucson and Tucson
should be playing here this week. The
opening at Tucson ahead OF time
week before last made the slight
change.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
RIO Gmnde Association.
Las Cruces at Albuqueraua
Douglas at Ei Paso.

For the second time within a fort
night Hopeweii field IVA flooded this
morning by a flow from Bareias ditch,
II was aid that tho first Hood thai
the flow was an accident. This time
Il Isn't so sure that the water cut
through b bank accidentally.
The game will be played this after
noon business Manager Hughes, OF
the ball club, having taken swift and
effective means to get rid OF the water
early this morning. lie was called M
and notified OF the fi0ud-at ems, and
by ! o'clock he had the noId drained.
h water ran down the left field
foul terriSS.y and cncroached on the
diamond between home plate and
third base.
There Is nothing on which TO base
positive charge By the bal club
Rnanagement that someone cut the
Plank, but an official OF the CLUB this
4norning said II would be well TO call
&Attention at this time To the fact that
lhere In "A severe penalty provided by
ne law 10. those who cut the banks
% acequlas.
Hoy kailiO. the justly famous Cal
co Cola OF Peppery Bill Hurley string.
ioted Out OF the barn yesterday and
%rnofted defiance at the steady Old
poya on Boss Reefs outit, .Weut
Nen'' they said. heres the outlaw
u nat nobody can rldel' And then
hey. proceeded 60 bust him wid.
rem. They roweiicd him flank nutt.
louder ana chased him back 10 the
orrni an eNcecdinly faded Calico
on. Ten hits In two Innings is the
orOner's report on the Colt. Two
Pther pitchers tried to halt the career
ns Dukes. but Beer and Picker ran
1nto the same cruel and usu nun
hhment. Score; Albuquerque "a, Las
ruces ~, and the game was Iust
that that looks like.
The h0rsehide got n maulirR the
ne OF which Is not due Ia be seen
or a considerable spell. The Dukes
formulated "a hits ana the Farmers
OF ~. Paste this in Your lid: Forty.
IT'S FOR a total Of 90 bases and 80
uns. u viii be "A long way to an
ther mess Ike that in q regular ..
game.
The Dukes scored in every ,nninsl
2nt the seventh. They made not a
ihgie bobblo In the field. while the
'ikative youths from Cruces, touted
the strongest and best balanced
lnss ID combination In the imperial
puihWest, made a mess OF their de-
nse hve times. The statisticlans Will
ave their little Joke. but this CLASSY
no best balanced stun sfs getting 20
. sore subject with Peppery Bnu.
4 VILLAIN would swap "A carload OF soft
pap for a single game.
same teams collide again this AZ
rnoon' We should worry.
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LEADEns roNIoHr.



Tomorrow night al . o'clock the
best vote onor Of the entire contest
closes. From that hour on snbserip-
ton viii count less votes. A smaller
schedule between May II to Mpy ~.
and an oven sreater reduction In the
size Of the ballots for the closing days,
Candidates who fail 90 turn In All
OF their subscriptions within the next
twenty -four hours while double votes
may be secured on same will make
the mistake OF their lives.
Only one more day 20 work for the
largest votes that viii be issued IN tina
u mpaien. Double vofes thhsiF' tofnorl
aIw night AZ . o'clock. and then a
smaller schedule goes into effect.
Fol that reason every member who
IL In earnest ABOUT winning one OF
the prizes shouid not waste any time
now. IL viii al 70 much more
hard work next week 10 secnra the
same number OF votes, and Tho clos
ing days Of the campaign, Just twice
as many subscriptions 20 get the eame
bshots now being given u under the
double schedule.
You may accept our word for IL
that candidates who do not turn In
every possible subscription this week
gre going TO be very much dlsappoint-
ed. Instead ~ the better oner in
votes mex week. or the closing seven
days OF the race there viii be a de-
~ereasing schedule commencing Moa-
day.
We have made every effort 10 inn
press upon h members that this II
h biggeHt and best week, and that
h vote opportunity now running ie
h largest that we will offer In the
e-tire campaign. nut questions from
many of the active members convince
u many workers anticipate there IL
"a dark gentleman somewhere In the
woodpiie." We could not very well
tell you n thing and then proceed
along entirely different lines. The.
Ian OF the campaign as announced
fam day to day during the double
vote period Will be followed out with
cut any variation or departure.
While the double offer closes 10
morrow night for those In Alhrquer-
cue. still all mail lnciosing subscrip-
lions which reaches this department.
from District No. 9 postmarked May
l6 will be- accepted az coming within
the operation OF the double vote oner
end the big coupons issued on Heme.
This rule u necessary 10 enable
those club members who live a con.
siderable distance away. 20 have the
ertire time on saturday for their
work.
Two Weeks Remaln.
There are two more weeks IN the
Eeraid's big automobile contest. Not
vary long but just SUFFICIENT time 20
enable some Of those who have been
q little behind In the race 10 come 70
the front M pass the leaders who
resting too secure. certain In the
belief that they have the PIKE
einched. II IL this false confidence
that means defeat for several. The.
excellent recofd OF two or three weeks
sRo VIII not pull YOU through at this
stage In the nght. Just now time -
and those who win are busy
coming the minutes into subscrip-
and votes 10 be Used May ~,
when the valuable prizeH will be dis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-14

TJkiag ~ the Albuquerque team,
Quiglcy, according 20 the NJ paso
Herald. states That Reed has a nne
bunch, with the exception OF the
pitchers. Trekeil, who was with 81.
i.ouis last year. Ia a dandy young
pitcher according 20 Quigiey, who
doubts II Carl zamlock win hold his
JOB and states that Irion and Jardon
are olly mir henvers. The big asset
Of the Dukes is the strong bunch OF
bntters. lust how Reed ngmeH on
keeping Within the salary limit n
something that the other managers
can't figure out. i
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CLUB TO
COYOTE ON SUNDAY

The Albuquerque Motorcycle club
pa It's regular ing last night In
|e whiting building.
The club will make a run 20 Coy
2 springs next sunday. They will
hVe a meeting at 1870 In the club
P"ms to discuss some important
Iisiness r%esarding Motorcycle Week
|hich Is to be observed by the local
lub. An members are urged 10 at
Ihu' The start to Coyote will be
POM the club room Mt . o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-14

border states district entries have
been received from Pecos city. Mid
land. Alpine and Ysiota. Teams viii
be present. also. from chihuahua.
MADEIRA n Pearson, IN the state Of
chihuahua In old Mexico.
AZ the coming tournament the
women who follow the game will he
given an opportunity 10 compete FOR
championship honora ana for n tro-
ply the FIRST time such a thing has
been possible since the organization
OF the border states district. Thla
should have the eject to greatly en-
nance the attendance and. coupled
with the low rates put In effect for
the tournament, will PROMPT many
who are not players Co come 10 root
Tor the champions OF their restrictive
cities or towns.
Serial Features Arranged.
In addition 90 the games. which
Will be played on the grounds OF the
I'll Paso Country club. near For,
BilEf. the committees have made pro-
vision for other forms OF diversion.
Tor the visitors. There will oe n din
ner for the visiting players and their
friends on the roof 81 THE Paso del
Norte. the night OF Thursday. May "a.
and an informal dance for the visit
in the ball room Of the Country
club the following Saturday night.
Besides, there viii be auto rides 20
the valleys np and down the river
from III Paso and 20 Mexico during
The i've days the tournament IL ind
progress and. n time can be found
II. there will he an automobile
excursion 70 the Elephant Butte dam.
II leaSt for those not WHOLLY en-
crossed with the work before the
nets
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ES. Federal win Douglas.

With the arrival Of Joe hathes. the
e~x-Federal Lacquer from st. Louis,
the outheld OF the Mackmen was
strengthened considerably against the
Douglas tribe. says the III Paso Times.
In the afteroon. the former outlaw.
contributed a threc-bagger and a
three-basger and q snappy running
catch. to the victory OF the home boys.
In the season Of 1914, Mathes was sec.
ond baseman OF the 81. Louis Fed
erals. nut was unable to Join the in
dependents this season. because OF an
Injured leg which handicapped his
work "a an extent.
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SPORT News
Gossip and Dope from Papers
IN Lcoguc Cities


An the teams are particularly
strong IN catchers. say Douglas peo-
pie. iJhcR bliss looks to many to be
the class 10 the backstepa. but Cailan
OF Tucson, Lynn Of Phoenix. and
Tcots Bliss OF Las Cruces are air
above the average. Kraft OF Douglas
hasn't begun TO show his real class
YET, but he should be a dandy. Razdeli
81 Albuquerque waa one of the lead
urn Ia the Union association, aud may
oorclop into n champion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-14

John J. Mccloskey is starting in TO
develop some future start OF the ma
tional game from material at hand
here, says h Pass city Herald. Billy
Armstrong. a popular local youngster,
rs now under the special charge of
stoney MeGlynn, AS a pitching pros
pect, and IL being coached In M fine
art OF the mound work. Leighton. OF
teh Fcldam team of the Commercial
league. N also getting some special
coaching and both may get n chance
on the mound this week. y
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DOUBLE VOTE OFFER CLOSES.
TOMORROW EVENING At NINE



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Y1u return 70 the usual schedule ~
votes.
THE HERALD pLEDcES rig
WORD THAT THERE WILL new
EH RE A TIME ~ frf4gn nnnsvnrxao~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-14
AnnuaI NICOTINE May 27.

The annual meeting OF The associa-
ton viii be held Thursday. May -,
at the Paso del Norte, immediately
before the dinner TO visitora. Not
only will officers be chosen 60. the
coming year but the place Of holding
The tournament of l9igl win 30 sa-
iected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-14
Parton a emf PRO star.

Barton. second baHeman of the Old
Puebios, used TO be a star with a
semi professional team nt Phoenix.
according Ia a Tucson reviewer, His
Phuenix friends are surprised by the
ia and out tendency he as been dis
playing In league ball but expect him
to strike his gait shortly. sunday he
lated the only home run OF the
rhoeniN-TucsOn series. thereby win
ming a new hat and n menl ticket.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-14

Tue Las Cruces club should declare
a dividend OF at least $500 next fail
out OF the sale OF players. says the III
Pgso Herald. The first scout OF the
season was along the other day from
one OF the American association
clubs and he Ia paying attention to
"Toots" Bliss and Ray Kailio Of the
Farmers and George buddy. OF he Ei
paso team.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-14

Herb Hester won't say which OF his
men he regards as the most valuable
to the team, but he remarked that u
Harrie McArdle could bat a little bet
ter he would he drawing down $4,000
q year In the majors, according TO the
El Paso Herald. 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-14

Mrs. l.. II. Chamberlain, 1929 West
fntrai avenue. VIII take a limited
imber, for board and rooms. Best
home cooking and delightful loca-
pm.
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Name. PIcase9

IL vii be one mighty battle when
the Albuquerque and Phoenix agsre-
cations clash for the FIRST time on the
Phoenix diamond i've weeks from to-
day. writes n Phoenix prognosticator.
a millionaire Il at the head OF the
New Mexican team and Is sparing
neither time nor expense in lining up
a fast outfit.
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Barelas Ditch and Dukes Both
Go on Rampage-Hughes
Saves Field, but Who'll
succor the Farmersf
on TEAMS.
lilo Crnndr Asse~inflon.
~YESTItRDAY,a nEsrIHs.

Albuquerque. %; Las cruces, ~.
MI Paso, o; Douglas. g..
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IIlIANlIHlHHNnHINHIIInHHMuIu

Tucson has decided that he
will direct operations entirely from
the bench and has sent 10 the coast
for n first sacker. IL IL understood
that rashear also has n second base
nah and a shortstop on the way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-14

Merchandise Icss DIAN Wholesale az
the Novelty company, I23 West Gold,
Saturday. 0 a. m. We nre going OUT
Og business. Don't miss II.
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TENNIS TOURNEY TO
ATTRACT MANY
ENTRANTS
Albuqusrqusans Will Be
Among the Representation
from New Mexico at Border
States Meet In Fl Paso.

III Paso. Tex. May id-owine 10
The Intense rivalry between the com
testing cities for the homer OF holdlnn
the championships IN the respective
CLASSES, the forthcoming border atatea
tennis tournament. 10 be- held Ia va
Paso May 81 10 81. inclusive, prom-
lses to be one OF the best attended
gatherings Of devotees of the racquet
and net ever held In the southwest.
The fact. too, that the railroads have
made a rate OF a fare and 81 third for
the occasion will also tend to Rfeatiy
enhance the attendance.
Tennis players OF Arizona arc par
ticulafiy Interested IN the tourna-
ment for the renson That All the tro-
phies 10 he played for are now held
by Arizona players. w. A. Horeli Of
Phoenix IL h holdor OF the trophy
offered the winner Of Rentlemen'a.
singles. and he with Jack Ainsworth.
also OF Phoenix. are tho holders OF
the trophy for g~enticmeu's doubles.
DR.. Wiikerson OF Phoenix holds the.
veterans trophy for singles and tn,
veterans' trophy for doubles Is held
by r.. p. Green and Rupert Moore OF
Globe. These cities are intent upon
holding the trophies for another year
nt least, aud will come 10 the tourna-
ment prepared 20 put up the fight
OF their lives to hold them. On the
other hand the tennis champions o
Tucson. Fort Hunchuca. Douglas.
Bisbee. Stafford, Clifton and Morenci
are sending teams trained 20 the min
ute and believed 20 be strong enough
Co wrest the coveted laurels from tho
~phoenicians and the Globeites.
albuquerque Entered.
New Mexico win be well represents
ed IN the several events scheduled.
Judging from the act nat Chairman
Mem of the tournament committee
has recorded entries from LordsburE,
Deming, silver City. Hur-l
ley, Las Cruces, albuquerque. Santa
Re, Las Vegas, Dawson, Tucumcari.
Roswell. Carlsbad. Carrizozo. Cloud
and AiamogorJo. From that
portion OF West Texas included In the
4
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Merchandise Iess than Wholesale az
the novelty eompany, i2s West Gold,
saturday, o q. m. We are going out
Of business. Don't miss IL.
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sweet on buddy.

buddy is looking better with every
same. and there IL no doabt h a he
win top the third basemen Of the
league u he keeps up the present
pace, says the El Paso Herald.