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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE or SALE.

state of New Mexico. County of Bcr-
naiillo. In the District Court. No
1886.
Della Georges rs guardian OF Maria J..
Snyrcs, Rafael Garcia. Sheriff Of
Bernalillo county. as trustee. etc.
80 LYDIA NJ Fanchcr, Ida Murelli.
America Morelli, NJ. NJ Bowden.
Sophia Osterloh and Rafael Garcia.
sheriff. of Bernaliilo County AK
trustee. etc.
Notice Is hereby given that by viz
tue OF "a decree Of foreclosure rem
dcted in the above entitled cas,. on
july gam, lalI ON October eth.
l9l', az tho hour Of 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon AT the front door Of the court
house of Bernalino county. y. NJ. I
viii offer FOR sale aud sell for cash
to the highest and best bidder at pub
lie auction the following real estate
situate iu the city OF Alhuuuoruue.
B"ruulillo County New McNicn, to-
VII.
Part 81 lots numbered one, two aud.
three in block thirty seven nf the
t"vL Of Albuquerque as shown by man
Of said town filed tn thu Office OF the
probate clerk and oN-officiu recorder
Of I%iernaltllo County, y NJ. ON May
9TH, 1850, and bounded as follows:
Commencing az the :. T.. corner Of
said lot numbered one thence west
"rly dluug the southern line Of said
three lots To- the point cf in 'rsec-
ton of the westerly line II said lot
three, thence uortherly twenty five
feet; thence easterly at right angles
aud parallel To- the southern line Of
said lots me two and three To the
intersection of the castcrly line uf
said lot one. thence southcrly along
the eastern line uf said lot u to the
place 90 hegiuninf, together with all
ana singular ~" tenemcnts. hcridita-
monts n appurtcnancos t%hcreunto
belonging or appcrtaining
said sale will be made To satisfy
th" indebtedness found to be- due b..
said decree, amounting To the sum
of S2o33.' principal, interest and at
turneys fees and tho additional sum
oi $1,000 for trustees foe. with IN
tcrcst at s per cen per annum from
the date Of said decree together with
costs of suit. including advertising and
sale
\ FLEISCHER.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR

L. S. Land office AZ santa Fe, New
Mexico, August %, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Re-
dolfo Tachias, Of Cabazon, n. Mex.
who, on October 10th, 1913. made
~. +. No. 0i9690. for y. W. 4. sec
ton 90, township II ~. range Z w.
y. NJ. L. meridian. has filed notice
OF intention 10 make five year proof,
to establish claim 20 the land above
described, befor~ Merritt NJ. smith,
Y. s. Com, at Cabezon. y. Mex. on
the 18th day OF October. 1919.
Claimant anne ms witnesses;
Alfredo Tach!as. az Cabezon, y. N.
-. p. Hoyey. ~ Cabezon. n. Mex.
Telesfor Martinez. OF Ctbezon. y.
Mex.
Roberto Martinez, Of Cabezon. ".
Mex.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
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Kansas city. sept. 26.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $4,000. Higher. Bulk. $iS.G0G
1915. heavy, $iS.S0m 1890: packers
and butchers. $lS.Gom 1915: light,
$lN.foM 1910, pigs, $1,000 1850.
Cnttle-Receipts. 10000. Weak.
Prime fed steers. $500 II zoo; dress
ed beef steers. S1l.o0 1850: western
steers, $1,000 1900; cows, S5.60m
1900; heifcrs. 500 n 1900; stnckors
aud feeders. SG.j0m / 500.
Shecp-lIcceipts 10000. Weak.
Lambs, $500 Ml7.5o; yearllngs Sl2m
1850; wethers, $li.00M 1850; ewes.
S10.O0 1850.
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The Markets
WAX street.

New York. sept. 26.-Early losses
were regained IN large part during the
second hour of today's stock market.
but apprehension regarding monetary
conditions occasioned further restraint
on renewal OF calls loans at six per
cent. United states steel rallied a
point and other prominent industrials
and equipments made ~ their re-
Versain Of I Ia 2 points.
Shippings were oonspicuously
strong. Marine preferred. Atlantic Gulf
and West Indies and United Fruit
gaining I to az points. Some % the
pooled issues were active At higher
levels hut the movement In those
stocks elected no outside response.
Llberty bonds were firm at par 20
100 2
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llN AT American. plXIur as puUuI
right In tbe gr.,t , ,,eh
has be.r or. .,. m ana
IA. t,tI Of ,our nnc.sturs a-ling
rnthing nnm nd n r,.utu i.t, cent
ci,tx.usblu n.d aah.r, a.. .noae
td.,l. md a. ,c,uies uhtch ., I'm.
bniizpd IL, IN, ytnrious flag ,e ,er-
ion
"Wo, A.. go s.,..aI ...,rr ,,icau
VIM h.t,,,. ,b, al al, nj
,nu nave renusrd , him.,
"Wne IA nm who g.. ..l,..s bts
American c,tl, .rsb,n NOR. ns con.
,.rtcu, nm, ~ ~ no zen ni,
ventho, hut a. he oxcha, Ell an.
liner ono In limo ~ stor,, aud .res,.
Woe to IN G. r~ahnn-Autr. aL. SO
called. who iu thu ~ rod Tor a
cause as h rh aa lng Goa th ch ever
people took az arms docs td 'el a
solemn urge Goes not SNOW ah '"s
determination I" ne 10 thc Nttt Tore
mont OF the "ttug3I does not pr"Ve
a patriotic jealousy ~ th"iiElt, IN
ACTON ana IN speech. to rival ana
to Guido his natiN"-horn fehow-c.tizen
In devotion and In willing sacrifice
Tot th' country OF MS choice udop-
tion ana sworn allegiance ana OF
tn,ir common affection n pride
rs Ntshinst"n led Americans OF
British blood To nght against Great
britain, ~ Lineoin called upon Anleri-
cans ~ IN" north Ia fight their very
rothefs "t the south 50 Americans
OF ieruihn descent are now summoned
10 JOIN ~ our c"uhtry's righteous
Struggle against u people Of their
own blood which under the eVil speil
"i q droadinl obsession' ana. heaven
KNOWS through no iauIi Of ours hes
maze lts"lt the enemy OF TINS peace
loving nation ~ u ~ n enemy OF
peace ana risht ~ freedom through
out the world.
TO gain Americas independence, to
defeat oppression and tyranny. was
INDEED To- gain "a great cause.
..To pr.ser,c the t-rfon IN eradicate
'~.l,yor, vas 4, , grcn,a, am
..ro defcnd tho ore -nurd,,iops ~
ubert, ana humanity tho yery rround.
work or fair dealing bet,yeon nations
tho very hnsis ~ peacesbie living IA.
p,,bor ,u,,nr M rann,o. 20 ~,
.nr,h ,gni,s, ,bo c,o,co AKA h,r,,, ~.
si,urh, az ruthless l,wtnss fannie,
might ,o spond The lives and m.
t,rtunes ~, M ,c,or,,to, ri ,n,,
our ascendant NAV be- freed from
| M. dr.,drul ,I,rr, ,ar .,1
the fear III var ga tb,, tho ercrpins
,rd uutior. ana hmi,r. -, ,roasnr,
! pov devoted a., ni,rs ,nJ ws,r,wonts
of destruction NAV bn ,ircr bnrco.
| forth ia nru.trl v,rps ~ po,c, and
| propress and ia he hat,erwert ~
| Inc conditions az tb. peonie h,, d.
IN. birh,s, cause f,r vbicb nm, non.
| Mic over u-,sbe,thed It, s,,,rI
~. vb, sbi,t. IN, nm n,o,s,r ~,
nj. dut, and ,llepi,nc. in M ,ohiest
ar c,us.s n. no corn,,n ,,artna,
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Chicago livestock.

Chicago, Sept. 26.-Hogs-Reeeipts
i2.0O0. strong. IS cents above yestcr-
days average. Bulk. $t9.2O; light,
$500 l9.25; Henvy. $iS.00M 1880:
pigs. st425m1s.i0
Catue-Receipts. 20.0OO. strong.
Native beef cattle. t7.25m i7.I5. west
crn steers. $40 ~ 1880. stockcrs
and feeders s6.26dli.2j. cows and
heifers. s5.10I i2.50; calves. $1,000 %
1900.
Shecp-Beccipts. 25.OOO. Weak.
wethers. $3.50 1850; lambs. $1,000
MlT.T5.
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New York Money.

New York, sept. G.--Mercantilo pa
per, 90 per cent. sterling co day
bills, az per cent; commercial go
day bills on banks, t.7iia per cent
commercial go day bills. f.7iA per
cent. demand. as 9-lG per cent
cabl's, i.75 1-lG per cent.
Bar silver, $l.OGl..
Mexican dollnrs-Sic.
Government bonds STEADY.
Railroad bonds Irregular.
Time loaus-Stroug; 80 DAYS. ais
per cent, ninety days and siN months.
q per cent
can moncv-Strour High. u pei
cent, low, . per @ u ruling rate, .
per cent, closing hid a. per cent;
offered az ? per cent. last loan. Q per
cent.
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Denver Livestock.

Denver C'nlo, sept. 20 -Cattle-Rc-
,c.pts, Loco, 90 TO 10 cents lower.
Beef steers, IS q m1l.5O; COWS and
hoifors, SO 25aS25; stockers ana
nceders, sG.25@ 1875; oulyes, $500 a.
1900.
HoEs-Roceipts. TOO Market 70
cents higher TOP. Fle35, bulk. tlS.GI
q 1895.
sheep Receipts. 10000. steady
Lambs. fiG 5od1100i cwcs. Sl055m
II. u %
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New York Metal.

New York, SEPT. &c Tin-Quiet.
spot. S6l.50m 6 200. a.
At London-spot copper Cl1O; fu-
lures fllo: electrolytic. cl30. spot tin.
.2ij, los, futures. f242. los.
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Every day HERALD WANTS ADS
find help secure positions; sell articles
no longer needed. rem houses. flats.
apartments stores and real estate: find
the lost. sell houses. lots and farms
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NcU Work Initnu

New York. sept 2G-Cottou FUTURES
steady, October. t2iO0: be-
cemher. S23.55. January. Se3i7.
March s23 rs; MAJ. se3s2.
spot quiet middlinF. ss- 40.
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New York, Sept. 26-Lead-Quict.
speltcr, dun. Spot East 81. Louis de-
livery. SS.12mS.37; Al London-Lond
spot, $50, los futures. f29, los. spell
ter spot, f5l futures. t50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-26

A little WANT AID now n then
II read b" every class OF msh-and
ON too Try one.
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FOR ~SALE-Houses

FOR SALE CHEAP Six room house
bath: garage; fine garden. fruit and
shade trees. easy terms. Phone 15T.
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wANTED-salesmen

SALESMAN WANTED Young man
to mike retail trade city 81 Aibu-
querque Good opportunity FOR nd
vanccmcnt See Brown. y NJ. g. a.
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SANTA re TIME 1HRLE
-


80 70 K. C 2 ChicAE T;00h
SIC For X. G. q Chicago s;2kp
Standard sleeper for Clovis and
Roswell leaves on No. 500. connects
at Belen Win train No. ~. leaving
Belen at ii'SS .. M.
No. 7 carries me coach oniy; no
sleeprrs.
NJ. SIC will have Standard sleeper
from Roswell from train No. 81 At
Belen
p. J. JOHNSON, AGENT
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FOR SAI.E-pne Chevrolet. I Dodge
Bros touring car and ] ~Studcbaker
T. All bargains. Phillips Garage.
3il West Silver. Phone SIS.
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George c. Taylor.
Attorney Tor Plaintiffs.
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AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

DODRILL TIRE CO.-Tires. yuican-
izlng n accessories. open nights
and Sundays. Tire sery,ca anywhere.
Phone 46s. i22 North Fourth ~.
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FOR RENT-On car line. 4 room.
furnished modern apartment. IA
ter paid, SIS up. Garage. Ph. 1871.
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LOST
TYPEWRITERs
FOR RENT-Apartments

UP-To-DATE apartments ut THU
WASHINGTON. 1909 West Central.
Phone 2022. ]. u. EAKIN. Prop.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FOR SALE-Automobiles


FOR SALE One 1919 used Dodge,
practically new. The price right.
Paige Sales & Service Co. 52l West
Central
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FEDERAL EXPERTS
 SENT ID WAR ON
 PINK BOIL WEEV|L
Every Boil In Field At Hearne, Texas, Is Being
 Picked and Burned.

Washington, Sept 14.-To combat the dreaded pink boil worm which 4was discovered this week near |Hearne, Texas, twelve experts from 4he bureau of entomology, department of agriculture, have been ordered to .Hearne under pr. W. D. Hunter, in Eeharge of Southern field crop insect investieation of the bureau, who left Washington for Texas.
 An announcement tonight by the federal horticultural board, under which the experts will work, said federal field men at Hearne and state authorities are carefully picking and burning every boil from the seven acre field of cotton in which the pink worm was discovered. The stocks and all fragments of bolls and seed also will be gathered and burn ed
 The experts ordered to Texas after completing the work at Hearne will be assigned to the vicinity of the ten ccttonseed oil mills in Texas to which Mexican seed was shipped last year, and which may be points of dis tsemination for the pink boil worm which came from across the Mexican border.
 The hol ticultural boards statement said the worm discovered at Hearne undoubtedly escaped from infected Mexican seed before the board issued a quarantine against the seed some months ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-15
Mexico Holds A1O0f.

Mexico City, Sept. 14.-From state ments made this evening by men high in government circles after they had discussed the letter made public by Secretary Lansing, regarding the rela- tions between Heinrich von Eek hardt, the German minister to Mexico, charge d'affaires at the Mexican cap ital, the conclusion seems to have been reached that it was not the Mexican governments business to take action in the matter. This view was voiced by Luis Cabrera, former minister of finance, and leader in congress, who said he did not think it was necessary for Mexico to take of ficial cognizance of the matter by ac- ton or declaration. Senor Cabrera said he thought it improbable that any action or announcement from the foreign office or the executive would be forthcoming.
 Ernesto Garza Perez, in charge of the foreign office, repeatedly denied any knowledge of the affair, and de- clined to discuss it's qualifications.
 Herr von Eckhardt today denied himself to all visitors. He made no statement beyond his declaration of last night that the matter did not interest him and that he never recom- mended anyone for decoration.
 M. Kornholm is in hiding, but is believed to be in the city.
 Carl Gotthard, Gylfe Anderberg, Swedish charge d'affaires reiterated today that he knew nothing of the sit uation, but that if the collusion indi- cated in von Eckhardt's letter be tween von Eckhardt and Kornholm was fact it was operative long be- fore his arrival in Mexico.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-15
CONFERENCE ON
 FOOD QUESTIONS

Philadelphia, Pa. Sept. 14.-Noted economists, agriculturists, educators, manufacturers and ather delegates, the majority of them appointed by the governors of the different states and the mayors of leading cities through out the country, have assembled in this city for a two days conference on food questions. &2@ =. .e
 The American Academy of Political and Social Science has brought them together to discuss the important food problems arising from the war. Pres ent supplies, needs and prices and next years crops are among the sub jects to receive attention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-15
ANNIVERSARY OF
 AMERICAN VICTORY

Washington, Sept. 14.-In these stirring times it is interesting to re- call today as the seventieth anniver- sary of the capture of the City of Mexico by the United States army under Scott and Taylor, which marked the virtual conclusion of our war with the southern republic. In comparison with the millions of soldiers engaged in the present great conflict in Flu rope, it is likewise interesting to note that the army which marched behind the Stars and Stripes into the Mexican capital on this date in 1847 numbered 12,000 men.
 Successive defeats and taking of prisoners had reduced the fighting forces of the Mexicans so that the talk ing of the capital was a comparatively easy matter, the victories of few days previous at Moline del Key and Chapultepec having completely dis heartened the Mexicans.
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TIGHTEN ON FOOD EXPORTS.

Washington, Sept. Shipment of certain foods to Canada and New Foundland under a ruling tonight by the exports administration board hereafter will require the same form of license demanded for t.:eir export to other countries. Heretofore they have gone forward under@ blanket li- cense issued by the collector of GUS toms. The purpose of the order, it was explained, is to provide means of closer cooperation between Ameri- ca and Canadian food administrations, and to put the United States in a posi- vtion to conserve its supplies if neces- Sary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-15
SWEDEN DECIDES FOREIGN OFFICE
 NEEDS CLEANING Reforms Undertaken As Re- suit of Disclosures
 By Lansing. MEXICO DOES NOT CONTEMPLATE ACTION Luis Cabrera Says It Is Not Mexican Governments Business To Take
 COgnizance of Intrigue
 of Diplomats.

Stockholm, Sept 14-The Swedish government has decided to take steps to reform conditions in the foreign office. This follows a series of cab inet meetings, conferences of off cials with the king and conversations with Ira Nelson Morris, !he Ameri- san minister, and the entente minis ters. No officials statements of the nature of the step Sweden has taken at Berlin is made, but the papers in- innate that representations and a re- quest for explanations has been made to Germany.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-15
ROOT DENOUNCES kAISERI1kS IN
 UNITED STATES
Declares Those Who Argue Against War Give Great
 Aid To Prussians.

Chicago, Sept. 14.-Treason to Am erica in the war was defined by Ellhu Root and labor was pledged by Sam uel Gompers to fight until world ter rorism had been overthrown, at a patriotic rally here tonight by the Na- tional Security league for the an- nounced purpose of vindicating Chi cago of alleged intimation of unpat- riotism.
 "The men who are speaking and writing and printing arguments against everything that is being done to carry on the war are rendering more effective service to Germany than they ever could render in the field with arms in their hands," de- clared the former secretary Of state amid cheers.
 "It is impossible 10 resist the con- clusion that the greater part of them are traitors to the United States, ard as time goes on and the character of these acts becomes more and more manifest all who continue to asso- ciate with them must come under the same condemnation" MT. Root de- clared.
 Declaring that General Grant said Let Us have peace" only after Gen. eral Lee had surrendered, MT. Comp CTS asserted that When kaiserism surrenders then we, too, shall have reace.' There can be no peace" he continued, "while there is Teuton on the soil O. France. There must be no peace until they are driven from outraged Belgium"
 Enemies Influence Labor.
 Judge Jacob M. Dickinson presided as chairman in the absence of Gov ernor Lowden. who telegramed his re grets as follows:
 "Springfield is the storm center of Illinois just now, and I must remain at my post. The great majority of workmen here are loyal, but sinister influences are at work to involve labor in hostile attitude toward the government. We must separate these two forces. To do SO we must give larger recognition to loyal labor or ganizations such as those represent cd by MT Gompers. Above all. labor and capital are equally interested in maintaining internal order while this war is on. It will do no good to win battles abroad if we cannot maintain peace at hon1n.''
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NORWAY'S SHIPPING LOSSES.

Philadelphia, Sept. 14.-One-third of Norway's commercial fleet has been destroyed by Germany and present prospects indicate that if the present situation continues long the remain der will be sent to the bottom. ac- cording to Dr. Fridtjo Nansen of the Norwegian commission now in this country. He was one of the principal speakers at tonight's session of the national council on worlds food sup ply being held here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-15
Berlin Calls IuxDurg.

Amsterdam, Sept 14.-Dr. Von Kuehlmann, the German foreign min lister, has requested the Argentine legation at Berlin telegraphed a request to Count LuXburg, the Ger man minister in Argentine to person ally report accurate advices received here from Berlin.
 The Argentine government has also been requested to secure safe passage for Count Luxburg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-15
DETROIT HOLDS LEAD OF EIGHT.

Detroit, Sept. 14.-By winning to- days game here while Boston was de feating New York, Chicago held it's lead of eight full games in the pen nant race. Chicago to date has won 92 and lost 47 games. while Boston has taken S2 and lost B.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-15
Y. M. C. A. MEN SAIL.

New York, Sept. 14-The Young Mems Christian Association announc- : ed yesterday that 40 more secreta Yies Of the organization have sailed from an Atlantic, port for work in France, among the American expeditionary forces and in the French army. dThe total number of associa tian- " 6rksf s now overseas is 250. ,, s4
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! FIRE DESTROYS SUGAR PLANT.

Bunkie, La, Sept. 14.-Fire destroy Ted the Leinster Planting company's s sugar refinery near here, causing a
 loss estimated at $2oO,000. The fire was believed to have been caused by
 sparks from the chimneys of the i grinding department. Nearly 200 bar rels of sugar also were destroyed by the fire.
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LOUISIANA'S DAY
 FOR WAR SERVICE

Baton Rouge, La, Sept. 14.-Pur- suant to proclamation issued by Governor Pleasant tomorrow is to be observed as Organization Day throughout Louisiana. The people of all the parishes have been requested to meet at the county seats for the pur- pose of organizing county branches of the State Council of Defense and dis cussing plans for national service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-15
French Demand Explanation.

Stockholm, Sept. 13.-Delayed.)- The French minister to Sweden call ed today at the foreign office to re- quest an explanation of the cable dis patches sent by the German minister to Argentine thru the Swedish lega- ton.
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TYPHOON IN CHINA.

$ Washington, Sept. 14.-A typhoon
 at Annoy, China, severely damaged
 the American consulate and killed many natives, the state department today was advised. No foreigners
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Statistics show that per cent of
 the population of Illinois is arrested annually and 2 per cent convicted of crimes and misdemeanors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-15

Ten thousand matches are scratch ed every second in the United States. A match will cause just as hot a conflagration as a gasoline eXplo- sion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-15

Slurs cast at President Wilson American soldiers and the Liberty loan cost clerk in the Newark, N J., postoffice his job.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-15

At Detroit R. H. E. Chicago ----020 002 03O-7 12 Detroit ....---100 100 O01-3 ' 8 lCicotte and Schalk; Michell, Emke and Stanage.
 At St. Louis R. H. E. Cleveland POO O01 030--6 13e 2 St. Louis 010 900 000-1 $ l Coumbe and O'Neil, Sotorno, Rog- CTS, Wright and Severeid.
 At Washington R. H. E. Philadelphia -000 001 010-2 ' 1 Washington GOO coo OO1-1 5 1 Naylor and Meyer; Shaw, Dumont and Ainsmith.
 At New York R. H. E. Boston ----000 302 010--6. IF z New York -002 030 00O--5 2 Mays and Agnew; Mogridges Shocker and Nunamaker.
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The foes of conscription in Okla homa are operating under the title of "The Jones Family"
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

No other games scheduled.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Perritt and Mccarthy; Barnes and Meyers.
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At Memphis R. H. E. Nashville ---010 900 010-2 6 3 Memphis -----O00 04O 00x-4 2 Decatur and Street; Priest and Schmidt.
 At New Orleans R. H. F. Mobile 110 GOO 021-5 13 4 New Orleans 330 300 O2x-1 10 2
 Ching, Kitchens and Griffith; Robertson and Stansbury
 At Atlanta R. IT. E Birmingham --O10 O2O 3 10 3 Atlanta y-----140 113-10 15 2 Called on account of rain
 Milligan and Smith, Fullenweider and Pichnich.
 At Little Rock R. H. E. Chattanooga 1000 120 00O-3 8 1 Little Rock --000 900 0OO-0 6 1 Perdue and McDaniels; Ledbetter and Chapman.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Louisville 2, #Milawukee Q. At Toledo 2, St. Paul 0.
 At Indianapolis 6, Kansas City 8. Columbus 4, Minneapolis 3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-15

Uicotte and Scha1k; Miche11, Emke and Stanage.