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TintEE
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wo Big Specials for Friday, Junly lto
TITE EVENINO HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE. W. M.. THURSDAY. JULY 1G. 1914
Ready-to -Wear
On Sale Friday, July 17
AT 9:00 A. M.
Great Wash Goods Special
The best offer of the season. 50 pieces New Summer Material consist
ing of New Dresden Figured Voils, 38 inches wide in neat rose pat
terns; 3G-inch new stripe Crepes; 28-incU Fancy White Crepes and 25
pieces new Crepe Ratine in all leading shades, worth 35c yard, 28
inches wide. This entire lot on sale Friday, 0 a. m., g J
at the low priceof per yard H jLatf C
SEE ADVANCE SPECIAL DISPLAY
Wonderful Rcady-to-Wear
Bargains. Positively the great
est Garment values ever offered.
The greater majority of our
mammoth slock of Ready-lo-Wear
on sale at
LESS THAN HALF-PRICE
On Sale Friday, July 17
AT 2:30 P. M.
100 New Silk Petticoats
Made of an excellent quality pure dye. All Silk Jersey top trimmed
with a perfectly matched satin Messaline flounce of unusual clever
and new design, worth $3.50 each and can be had in newest shades of
Emerald Green, Nell Rose, King Blue, Navy Light Blue, Wisteria and
Black. An excellent skirt at a low price. For
Friday afternoon only. Choice
$1.95
THE GOLDEN RULE DRY GOODS COMPANY
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New York sil I'lllHluiigh.
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I'lnliulcliliut HI . l.t.ili.
AiHork Hii l4iuu.
I'lcvcliin.t ul Wstinml"ii.
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TODAY'S
GAMES
Till Hsu Y. Jl I V Id.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
llriHiklyii,
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GUNBOAT SMITH IS
DISQUALIFIED
Hi SIXTH
ROUND
FEDERAL LEAGUE
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mi, l.i.rliurf. W'ulkor anil Nnrrin.
W. Inil-1ilnit ('Htlitl: Itnlii.
SI. I.iiiiln, 3, I'lilniKn 2; rulliil. rain
lluttrrirn: linvi "imrt ami "lm !-
man; Y.iimin, Prnnli'i itiM uml Wil-
mii.
Ht. l.i.plH-i'hli'iin ni'i'iinil HiniK'
'UvIm.iii iI; ral.:.
Carpenticr Given Decisioa
Amid Cheers and Jeers of
Great Crowd When Hit by
Smith While Down.
I'lHll-rill 14-MHIM'.
Hru..kln nt I'IUhImhh.
Itiiltiiimrp ut HulT.ilit.
OitriiKo ut KiitiNiiii t'lty.
liiiliaiiuiiullH ut St. Lii.im .
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Nutlniuil ltivui'.
t "hliiiKu, fi; v York. 4.
I'HIhIiiiikIi, 4; Clonk lyn, 3.
t'liii'iniiutl. 0; l'lnlaili..iin, 4.
st. I. nun, 7, , l:,.i-li,ll, i.
2. FlrMt
AiiK-rdnn Invito.
Iii-lri'lt, 3; WunhliiKtmi.
l:ii,,n, 4; t'li'Ml.inil. 0.
ChlriiKi'. i. Nimv ork.
1 ku'ik-.
Xv Ynrk, S: t'hlingn, 1. Svrnnit
liimi'.
I hiladi IlihinSL I.ihiIm hii iiiii'(1,
ruin.
t'lsiltfnl l'ntrui'.
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SI. I.iiiiln, J; Chi. an... 0.
l:riuklu, 4; rniHUurnh, !.
linlian.i.i!lH, !; KanniiH 'lty, S.
l'IUiiHrf . K: Itiirrulo, I.
tiililiniri ....2lfl ii'J'.'l o:i s ll o
iiurr.iin (ion oimi iuo i 1 a
HalUTli'H: Sllillh. Quill II Hml Jin U
lilM'h; Si hullz, Wnuilinan mid Itlalr,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(VtHitml,
("lexi lalKl . ..
WanhlnKlin
Haitirlin:
2; Uiiililnutim. O.
.mil mill l iin 2 4
.iiiiu mill (Km (i 2 (i
lavi'ruiin ami n'Xrill;
:ha. ilia'lilliiK 'i nil Willlanm,
iHtnill,
Iii'tmlt
i..i..n
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Cmh. Jnhrifii-1,
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. mill oi"i ?'i0 2 7 -iiiup
ami Stanafi-:
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CROWD GREATEST ON
RECORD IN LONDON i
l.i.nilnn, July 1. Hn'rn t'"'--I
.I'll i if r, tho Kretu hiniiii. ui l n
I he ilri IkImii In Ihn fir.ih funnel to
iiiKht, lnii lun In nit Smiltt miih iliic
inalifii'il h n ho lilt Car.niin-r
Mhllf Hip lutKT. Willi i.aj slliil-l,
wim rlMinit.
Tli- NkM w.h li.f'ni. the largi nt
iiiHlKMiie In ttiK hlrti-iv of the irmi
linn In Kimluiiil ami tncluil.U many
wimii'ii ul all 'lnwK'
llliiulrt'ilH uf Kt-pnrh iirtxni'ti.
ninny of Oxvm ni-c ..inninli-(l liy thi-ir
uKi'H, hud i Ti'Miil 1 1 . KiixIIhIi i hun
ml to ni'ourimi. the nnly fluhliT '
In ti riui t i.Miii 1 i lawn Hint rrHni'o hn
nwr rilu'i-(l. Th y witp "'n""" nirk.
Bimii t"nrH'nllfT gave Smith n hard
(.hurt hand iltHo un thi- rhrrk with
li-ft. Hoth d.Miuid iiKlil-liiiii(1rri.
Smith Kavi the Krrnrlitnaii n hard
iilii' In lhr fart. Kith thn lluht.
A liiiht ami H-fl limly hlnw In In
fluhtltiK Hero Smith nrfiTinK.
SinithH hlnW'M will' hardrr than hp
Ki'iMi' hmairi', whnn font work IukI
not yel licrn In ex lilnnrn,
ItlHIIIll Tmii.
riirpi-ntirr took the BKltrpniiivo but
niaili- no Iniiirrwilnn on Smith. Kai h
iimilii ilnrki'il a hard rlKlithaml'T
from the other. Smith landed on
the kidnryn with hht in a ilimh.
I in pi'iil irr latidi it a left on the Jaw.
('ariienli.T rent u f mt rivlit to tho
face. iiririitler waa plavinK for the
hody nt tdiort rnnue when the round j
ended. Iin lUhtninai iiulikneKM hhh
lieKlnniim to count.
Itoiind T!ire
The referee wurned Smith for foul.
iiiK. ( 'iirieiil ier landed left on the
fin e. Smith Rot In tuo I inly Mow!'
ut elim rai'Ke. t'ariientler barely
inlKKid a left wtilrh nliil off hln
cheek. Thinroiiml wnnmoiitly cllnch
InK. HoiMid INmr.
Smith mirnnil u left ing to the
fnee. l'iil"ieiiller leached Smith'
fate with h left end lepeuled a liin
1 In r operation h moment later. Smith
iiKiiln iniKKed a body blow with In"
rixht. Smith wan knocked down
with n ruin on the kidney. Smith
look nix oecomlH and wan Union when
the bell num. ('nriicnlicr'ii fwlftiiii"
N-enied to be R Is I iik ll i ill the hcxt of
It.
lliHlml i".
Cnriientier led with hl left und
exi'haiiKed Khmt nrm blown on the
MEMBER OF PANAMA
LAND COMMISSION
FATALLY STRICKEN
ran.iinn, July !. I'uvld Mark.
American member of the Panama
Joint land rommlwlon. In not expect
ed to recover from nn iitl.u k of cere
bral hemurrhiiKe and nrnlxl of thn
rlKht Hide from which ho xuffcrcd
during yesterday' xixnion. He he
enmn unconpcloi. and wax removed
to A hoKpltiil, where I he doctor
found hi eondlllon ilnnnerou.
Tho xlttlnc of tho commlHion
were meanwhile vuxpcndiMl and the
xecrelary of date Informed of Mr.
MarkH' lllnexx.
Smith hooked a rmhl hunder
the enr:iexl to arrive on inc mene. ,, ,.n,.ni.j. farpentier nave lilm
Amerl.iiiiH were mimeron in Ui!,w Bnrlt vl, ,,)UM ,,. n ,m. ,.n,.rk
hall and tho iinilormn of bluejnckein Tiy then mix,, dit f urloimly. playing
from tho batllexhif.x Mlxxourl and f(ir ,,, ,,.,, wh rl(!MIH smith got
lllilioix were een li. ru nnd there In ,rlfi ,h .. ,. w,nh Inn
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St.
poind
Pim-hmiimiI l'uln.
Paul-1'levelnnU R ime
rnln.
pot-
llluaiikci. if. ttiliinilHiM, M.
Milwaukee ...nun mo " 4
C.lninbii ....SiMI U'rt ')X I
llulleriex: Shiickelford and lluiihe;
li!gcriil and Smith.
the Upper thru of :ilx.
At other recent boxing nuit hea
tnoxt of the women prexeht beliniKcd
to the faxhinnalile Hit and ikcii.Ii-iI
place near the ringside, hut tunltrhl
many women from the middle la
put 111 their appearance.
Curpenticr wax kept waiting In his
coiner while Abeam, Mull Well nail
m her fighter urn introduced. Iloin-
li.inller Well wax given great re
ception when he announced
would challenge the winner.
Willi a right to the face which Jarred
the Frenchman. Ilunora were even.
I tun ml six.
f'nrpontler xllpp.xl when trlng to
land a hard right-hander. Iiefme
the Frenchman nroxe Smith xlruck
Mm on the face. Smith wua d.x,Ual
ifled In the aixth round.
Otrpenllor held hi head, appar
ently In great pain, though it xccmi-.l
hrr!mith' blow hardly grazed htm.
hTe Krenchmun'x xe.'omi took lino
Smith uiipeared lu Ihu ring ut :!1.
I'heering tor Smith hardly e.iilled
(hut given to the Ki uchmnn. Smiih
we rirexxed in agredi gown. Arm-
to hi corner, while the crowd hooted
loudly.
The referee del bled Oirpciillcr had
won. Smith remained in the ring
airoug'ft Mack
in hi corner.
The men xhook
10 o'clock.
I 'M.
I fadeil I
FEDERAL LEAGUE
HIS FIRST DIG
VICTORY
Illinois Appelate Court Holds
Ten Days Clause in Flayers
Contract Null and Void in
Johnson Case.
Chicago. July The Federal
league kcorcd It firm big legal vic
tory In it war m ol gaumed buxeluill
today when the nplM-lluto court held
the ten-day clmixe n th.liall player'
contract null and vol. I, The ruling
wax given In a rouit action which
resereed a auperior lonrl decixioii
enjoining I'ltcher tieoign M. John-
ii. the Wlnnchugo Indian, from
playing wllh the Knnnaa t'Hy l'"ed
erula. Tim ln.'incilon lxued by
Judge Knell In the xuperior court und
xerved on Johnxon while be wua lir
tlclpuling in a g"N hero wax grant
ed at the reipiext of the t'lnchiiiHtl
National, whoxe lank Johnxon left
lu Join tho outlaw Federal.
The dtM'lloii from the appellate
couit wu aigned by Juxllcea Kdward
(. Iirown and Frank linker, Jio-U
H illlniu llcSnrely diMHeiiliiig.
lltU'HNllM,
Mlnneatioli
ndiannioliH
Itnlteriex- I.
ft: liillaniiMill. I.
. imt i tu ii 2 ii r, i I-
.III old nun 4 1 1 2
ike. Feine and Smith:
Mera und l.ls liigxlon.
face L.oked him jut He mid his xeooiulx pn.ti xn d againxi
I the decixlon.
bind ut exactly When Smith lilt the ring nfter
' ! onie M'comlx the crowd peered and
i hooted nln und cheered Ihtinder-
niptly when the Fietichman came o
Ithe rpc,i ami recl-ed a gri'.'it ora
tion an h.. polnlid to hlx eye and
m i oe , forehead, iudlcuting Smith hud hit
him there.
i u.ii r ItV lOI NDS.
ISiiiiiiiI due.
Smith got two i i lit kiuhx
Frenchiiiun'x body.
In the first dim ll which lot!
wed
HerrntMiiu AnnoiitiiMM Airl.
t'lncliinail, July U.- slurry llerr
niiiim n id the declnlon Would be
nu
i s!.y .-
QOSr
lOcents
Quality
iVof Prtmiamt
DON'T look for premiums or
coupons, as the cost of choice
Turkuh and domestic tobaccos
blended in Camels prohibits their
use. All the value goes into the
cigarettes you'll spot the difference
soon as you've whiffed just one
smooth, fragrant Camel. No cigarctlij
aftertaste. Get that? Give Camela
a tryout. 20 for 1 9 cents.
If rmmt aWr caa'i mnetr xxt, taaat 10
for mmm acaa a $1.00 for a ara
Imm itltO ciaarxf.).
mm. praam. Aft.r .muk.ng omm gMca
mt: it frmthm'l fimJ CAMLLS a law
aaa4, rwlarx Ik. mthtr raa
mmd Nt mmm ffmmm pmMf ateaaji.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
WiiuUxm-SaUm, N. C.
111 ;f Itl'M MI Mill
M:Tj. T I'Wf'Y lltl( I s
London. July Id.-There wa a
great Influx of xportHmcn Imm
France ami other continental e..iin
trlea today to iitieml the twenn
roiiiid fight tietueen "(iunli.i.il"
Smiih. the American heavy weiKht.
uml i.eorg.K Cn .. tiller, the Fi ro
pian heayweiKht chumploii. down
for decixion tonight In the iirin.i at
( ilympia.
Many who ciime today and who
had failed to book their xeitu in ad
vance Were doomed to dioappnint
mi i.t. ux x.-.itx were xelling at a pre
mium, l-.ii n the poorexi i,n. h y.inU
away from the rlnaxide ere ipmied
nt from 111 to t:, wh.le thoxe In
the vicinity of the ropeg er md oti
tuiiialde at .iiiy price.
smith iii to rwnitm:
IV Till; ItFTTIVfJ m.
Sun Friin. i ,,. juv Id. Tti iiik
on the Smith-t'tirpentier fight wax
lively here tod.IV. with Sllillh lo )o
favorite. Several large x'ltnx were
rallied to London, where thev were
placed on Smith Mt nddx of Id to X,
with f'nrpenlicr the favorite.
Ibllln.f Ml to i i,n Smiili.
Lindoii. .Inl l'i At the rlnrxlde
the Ametlcil,! i
fi ely nt .',o to
i nt mgent n
lu on i.imlii
1... ii. 110 '
t Smiih.
Ill
I 'o
, lbHietcl i Kx-uk
St l.ouix, July ;i;
velt w III Mpeak here th
llctober. Ilccordlllg to nn .'
uiiiioiincemeut mad today
St. I .Mill. j
oni-l i:. .,. ,
mi. I. II.- of 1
It hot lcd
The I'roihei hoi il of Ami;
if. ti will in, el ton I K Ii I In I
Ii I
v.....
F.
Tt) rnoSMXTIVi: At l'MH II ti
iti vr.it.
IfcaVt fall I" n-ad tho III It'lv
doubh-mCf lull anusniiHVnH'iit III
lliU wii'k h Imhh- of the Suttirilu I Ce
lling 1'iiet. Tlirw lurloadx of thi-w
! iwr ww bIiIimniI i ll'la xiK-k.
r will miiMH.iHv their arrival, ami
will I. b-aNl in luttf )oii call anil
MM' tlicni.
tun a i.nt-I'-nru-K xi'To ut,
KOItllKIl miLI'INti.
Men Who Discriminate in
Their Selection of
Footwear
V
J Will certainly find an exceptionally
choice display among the Selz IVauIt
enphast Oxfords we arc now showing
for the summer, 1914. x
Every man knows how the feet feel
in hot sh oes and those who arc Wearing
Selz Oxfords appreciate' the comfort
they derive in the light, airy low cuts
purchased here. Wewish you could
hear half the complimentary remarks
heard on Selz footwear.
All Men's Oxfords Slashed
$5.00 Oxfords, Slashed to $3.05
$4.50 Ox. -ids, Slashed to $355
$4.00 Oxfords, Slashed to. . . . $ 3.10
$3.5Q Oxfords, Slashed to. . ... $205
$3.00 Oxfords, Slashed to. . .,. $2.35
$2.50 Oxfoids, Slashed to. ... $ 1.90
These are all this year's stock nothing
old. Everthing new to select from.
STATESON'S
"Selz Royal Blue' Store
taken lu the aupleoiv court of
Unix.

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