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THREE
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Fwo Big Specials for Monday, July 20
THE EVENING HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., SATURDAY. JULY 18. 1914.
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(000 Yards Dress Silks, on Sale at 9 a. m.
The Greatest Silk value ever offered. This assortment consists of Plain
Silk Crepes and Silk Filled Pongee, yard wide, in all the leading shades.
New Fancy Figured 27-inch Silk Poplins, ihc quality excellent,
stylish patterns; also new Figured 27-inch Tussah Silks. These goods
are worth 65c and 75c a yard. All go on sale 4JL(l!
Monday 9 a. m. at yard Qj) j?C
SEE SPECIAL DISPLAY
""I r M "T'iW t'T VI J VT.I It' 'T
High Grade Summer Goods, on Sale 2:30 p.m.
Beautiful 36-inch Dresden Voiles, dainty patterns and fine quality.
New plain Marquisettes, 44 inches wide, in all the leading shades.
Plain and Fancy Silk Ratines, 36 inches wide, sheer and dainty;
for summer wear. 75 pieces to pick from in this lot and worth to
$1.00 a yard. On sale Monday, 2:30 p. m., (7)
Your choice, per yard SCsC
SEE SPECIAL DISPLAY '
The Golden
Ru
ie Jury
Goods
c
ompany
.a a. a. .a
: : : : :
ISPO
RT
Baseball.
Standing of the Clubs
(The average do out Include
iluy'e rcaulte
to-
National l-cninio.
Wiiii, l.oat. li.
.w Y-rk 4:. 31 !'
'hir.i 44 37 .r.4
II I.011I 41 40 .6 1 H
in.itinnti 3'. 41 .4"
s 'hiln.lt Iphin .1 S! .41
Brooklyn .IS 3!l .4 7:1
riiislmrwh 34 4' . 4) ' a
IWiuii 34 43 .44:'
Aiiu rfc tt I ttiKUc
Won. Ti l
rhiludclphla 4I 3J fi'J"
Mill. .11 4 ZS i;
Extral
, . H
Special I
I'.oMoii 4T 39 .r.3(i
S i.HhliiKton 41 3t .Ml
'lil'i.K .. 43 2H ,r.3l
HI. 1..hiIh i ' 119
New v.. ik 31 47 .'.'
i I. Mia tul tS 13 .3 44
IVd.-ral 14'iiifiH'.
Wain. Loat. 1 ft .
Chicago 44 33 ..W
I ml lu n;i M.liH 43 34 .5.'.t
ItuMltnoru ii 37 .r.32
lirnoklyn 3'i 35 .T.-7
HufTi. 1 311 37 .513
KuiiHim t'Hy ..37 45 .4M
St l.otn 3f. 4 7 -4 -'7
liltaburiih 31 45 .4 US
TODAY'S
GAMES
Kn iiiiw. ji i.v ih.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
(III lit.
Flrl tiiiiiie:
New York . . .(inn lion
I'iiiHt.uruh . . . lint
I'lrata-a, 3.
I!.
iiim H
mix 3
lluttcrtc: I.cmanc, Fromine
Moil. Harmon and (ihnn.
und
'nxiklyn, 3; (1i,
Score:
llrookiyn (mo 00.1
Chlcna. imi: oo
4.
It. 11.
(Milt 4 S
GAMES TOMORROW
AiiH-rk'an
k:iiich.
14'MtUO.
Niiiiiitnil iniieiK.
Il.tf.lnn ut Clin iiiiihii.
:r..'klvn lit t'lil.-iiis...
I hllu.l. I.hlu nt Ht. I..iut.
l"r.lrml 1 4-inttip.
f'hl.ano ni K.iiikiii City.
I n. In. imp.. il nt Kt. I.IIIM.
YESTERDAY'S KESULTS
I) 50 Men's and
Young Men's
Suits
III
Formerly sold
from $15.00
to $22.50
I
I M.
j Ulandell 1
NuiIoiihI I lav hi'.
N.'W Y.-ik, 3; I'ltNlmrKh. 1.
( 'liliiiit... 3; l:riklyn, J.
IWtuii. 1; ('in. Iiuv.tl, 0.
SI. l.i ni 1, M , riiiin.li li'lu i. 4
ni rk'MU l'imnr.
tt'.Miiin. K; I'llr.ill, 1.
I i lanrt. S; WaslnitKton. I.
( 'hi. lit,-"-1 'hi III. If l.hia. ruin. -
ft. l.i.iili-.Nr V..rk. wit Kr.Min.U
IViltal l4-auut.
Kniiwm City, 3; Cliirax.., 2.
l'lllxliurtth, ; ltp.kl'!i, 4.
lii.liana...iH, St. l.uiM, 'J.
Mm It nil. .re. 4; iliKlalo. 3.
ELKS TEIS WILL
COLLIDE AT 3
TOMORROW
li
Santa Fe Challengers Coming
With 30 Rooters. Manager
Graham Prepares for Their
Reception. Due at 10.30.
I'ronaratloiia l.av. hon f iitn.l.'l'"l
III loral Klk (r tho ntcrUIn
merit tt tliolr funtu Fe brcthrvn
lll om luro ti.morruw for a nail
Kama anil lullifiontlnn. The train
will ha ii'toiw.uniuil by alioiit thirty
roidrrs.
The party will travel from Santa
F by nutomi.bllp, ami ara exix-itfa
t arrlv. at 111:30 In tho freiin.,n
(l.i.iiro (Irnham. iiiunneir tif tho Al
tiiiiiiii'riii li'iluc tram, lin dm ili-ll
arrniiiipiiicnla l.ir tht reici'tmn.
1 ho t.ama will inift on Hiowcll
II. I, I at 3 n'rliK'lt. The lo.ul F.Ik nine
urn In K.....1 nh.i.f. anil have playen
saiiu-a eii.'imh lo hp nn filite wllhoiit
ai'i'ilul i.rnrlicit. Tiny have '"!
turi-rt ail threp of llii-lr rntilrata. Thry
la kctl Hit' Hunt K l-IK nn their
own illunu.nd rc.MUly.
Iinturiin: A li i li Ih.'Ii unit M.Ciir.),
Luviiiilor an.l ilrrxnahun.
FEDERAL LEAGUE
lUilllnmiv, h; lltilT.tlo
Flrxt Kami':
iiHiiiim.ru . . . .r.on 002
1 '.II n i. lo HOI) (MID
ii.
it.
00 1 R
(IUU II
II.
i
llnltiTicn Suuiia and Jncklilath;
Kra, tiri.an ami lUair, Allen.
llrookiyn. T; ritl-bitriili, f.
Kirxt Kami. : It. II. K
Hr.Miklyn f . . . .202 Hill 0J0 7 13 t
ilVHl.iirKh ...una 000 010 1 4
Hull. ri.-: Si-uton and lind; W'ulk.
r, l i hiin- un I ic.ibcrta.
06 Hi
AMERICAN LEAGUE
f 'lih nK'.
Final kaint'
hkiiKu ....
Chilu. I. Iphu
liatt. t I. :
li riillu.hlplua. I.
it. ii i:
. loo 11110 1 3
. nol no,) (Mix 4 u 4
Walhll and S.lialk:
I'laiik unit l.a.i.
I l ('lanl
I. v. land
Wur-liiimt.Mi
!Mttrl.M.
Ayvra, LnKil
3: u-hlimon, V
It. II K-
.030 000 0011 3 b 3
. l"l 'JCMI IlL'x 5 3
U..H ..,,1 I'.nkuli r: I
ami Henry.
HI. I.011K t: N-M Viirk, .V
It. II. 1:.
St. Lntiin 001 iiim not 2 7 1
New York .. .0112 (101 Olx 5 K 0
llattel'lei.: Ilainllton, Mltrhell ;in.l
AxneM i Caldwell and .Vuiiainaki r.
llil.nBn, I; I'lillnibidila.
'hi''ai?i. null (10 I 01111 1
riiiliidillhlu ..3o (ml oox 5
liaiierlen. Cii.nie, Luihrop
Wuyer; Hinder und fehaiiK.
11.
10.
5 E.
S 3
and
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
St. I'HIll, 0
Heore:
HI. I'ulll .,
(Invelalid
llaltvrlea
(Vvi-lunU. 7.
U II. K.
lion tin; 1101 11 A y 11
mill 021 201 1; 3 3
Karner and lileiin.
.In nie, IUelilc.:!.
I.eM.Kt.
I nill.. iter, .In men und
ii
PUnTflDPVPI
I
Trlnted fr th benefit of the f..r
etun . i.ti In t i. , n : Imdun la first In
the Canadian leamie; Turin U lul In
Ihe nhi.i Scita leanue; Hume la third
In the C.ei.i itia-Aluliaina leaxua. Yen
be la lirMt In the 1'a.lliu C.ihi
l.neue: lilrmliiKhuin la third In the
Southern ha mie; Tniedu la fourth In
the South Allrhlu..ll lean lie; Yolk la
borf In the Tll'lute IruKue; Wuterl.xi
la third In the Centrul aiwiH'latlon.
and Cairo la third In the Kitty
l..rt it ue. It la lo be regretted trnit
Mf rl In. l'ekiu and Cant. .n Here
ol.liged to tr..na(er their tvaiua.
r"
ilUIUIIUIULL
016 siooy on
HEW MEXICO
Mrs. Anna Wilds Strumquiit
Tells Interestingly of Mo
torcycle Trip from Albu
querque to Bottomless Lakes
The July number of "Motor
cycle IIIUHtruted," .ubllMhed In New
York und the irlnclpul mualne
detnled to the liiol"! .Ie and IIn de.
vole", rurrlea a haii.lM.ioely ill'M
I ruled urtlrle by Mia. Anna Wild
Strum. iiu( of Aliuiuer.iie, dea.rllf
lug Inl. ri s.1 hikIv u 575-inlU lrli by
1. 111, b in tn i-en. by h reelf and ilr
su uiii'iulHt fioin thia city to the
I'll 11 vulHy and the idn'iia counliy
alonx the Ti bolder. The rt'.ly I"
written In Mr. Struimi'itM'e uual
aiiriiihtly IMe and will prove a val
uable advert Influent tor I lie atate und
Ita ofTcrlnra In eiiery and other at
traction fr the motor. 1 liet.
LITTLE LEAGUES
ARE TIGHT
Remarkably Close Contests
With End of the Baseball
Season Less Than Two
Mouths Off. Pennant Possi
bilities. New York. July IB. With the
rlone of tho prnfcKaionul lno-coail
eeiiHon leaa than two month nwav,
the pennant race In both nnin.r .tod
minor h-naiif are tlKhtcnlnv up In
a remarkable manner when the
lenre of aoao'bitlon are r..ntdf red
Ha a whole. With a few exception
here nnd there the atruarle for flrt
plueea lire far cocr than ha been
Ihe rule for aeveral yi:i. If the
l lallll that Ihl I a pi'l r flnani'l.il
M'aon In I mi e In. II la cone t It I cer
tain that the rhursre cannot be Inld
to one-Hided "an race. In the major
leauuea nt lenet Hit club huve pen
nant chani i. rtiihiilclph ,11. IX Irolt
anil Wnhinuton are nil In the Amer
nan leiiKiie rn.'e nnd the hrt four
club In the National 01 Ranlxatb.n
rill (Inure ii poHelble winner. The
.'line situation fxtft In t tie. Federal
und Internal!. .mil leimues
The race In the "la A nr.nnln
tioii I nlo cb..e. Tl, Soiilhern
liH.iniat ion pennnul trni.u!e I one
of the ni"t Intert tlnir In year, leea
than otie hundred point Hcpnnit inn
the flrt lx club. In the Wealern
leamie lii'iiver, St. .Ineeph. Lincln
uml Sior City nti all bunched nnd
a the eaon iloi tw.t c..e until
Seplember 27 uny one of 1 heee I'lnb
may prove the flan winin r. Alii'iliK
Ihe Claa It leneii.' Ihe uveraite I"
not ao cb.e. New I. on, Ion hn a
p. ...ft lead In the Katein noc lattoii;
tiavton In the Ce11i1.1l Iruiruc;
Wllkea-llnrre in the New York Stale
lenmie, und Pa ven port In the Threi-1
leiixue. In the Texa 1, iio. llea'l-
niont, llmit.in nnd Wac. nre nil In
the race, while W'or.est.t, 1'ortlan.l.
Ijiwrence and I.vnn have 11 pennant
chance In the New Kimlind leiiKue
The ( l.i a C race nre mImo provpiK
of much IntercHt to the L.ixehall I.iiik
of the re.ectlve bacne terrltornx
Charleton lend Ihe Si.n'h Allantic
race. with Albnnv Inn nil a fair
chance If the leader k1.. up for any
reimon. The YiiKinia cinlt't I far
cloer, for Norfulk, N-.. imrt New
nnd lilchniond are 1 lo. aroul" 'I
Further north In Ihe W onln-llll
not league five club nr.- in the fluo
rine, there hclllR hardlv
polni between Ihe Ilr -1
ten mi l!uy city appear-.
nfe lead In the sS'ilb
IrtiKUe while Winnipeg, 1;
nnd Vlrprlnlti all have :i
win out before the aen,,.
l abor day. The aaine . .n
Fall Hlver. New lleilf,,r.l
II 11 m ri wl I, Itrooklyn, .Ml', Meyer.
New York. .817; (I. Hum. New
York, .3Hi; liyriie. I'hlladclphiu.
.3ok; Hiiubert, lirooklyn, .30.
Iironklyn with 2'1H and New York
with 2 7 lend hi club battiiiH.
.HerzoK with 34 leinU In atolen
baea,
Aiuonif the pitcher M 11 1 hc !.
Willi 15 win and 4 defeal; Al.hl
on, l'iookln, with li an, I 2, und
Viiuuhn, Ctil.MK.i, with and 4.
rank hlKhet.
Cobb. I ei roll, head the Ameri
cana with .342. Then conic Maker.
I'lul.'tili Iphhii .340; J.i. kon, Cleve
land. .332; c. Walker. St. I.ouim. .3:10;
Ciawford. Iiclr.ilt. .31: 10. Collin,
rhilu.lelphia, .311.; A. Willnnui-.
Wui-liniKloli. .31.'.; Milan, WahHiK
I'.n, .2I; Speaker, 11, .Moll, ,2!.1;
.Mclnni, I'lilla.l. Iplila, ,2!3.
riiiladelphiH bail In club baltinK
wilh .21 and lotrolt und WuhlnK
toii nre next with .2,'.A each.
' MuIki I, New York, IciiiIm In alolcn
biiKea with 31.
I.e.. na nl, lloton, with 13 victorie
and 3 defeal; llcn.!er, I'hlladelphiii.
with 7 nnd 2, nnd IMank. rhlladcl
phia. with 9 and ?. lire tnp-lioP b r
In the pitching .1. pat tmcntH
Kaufl, Iniliauapoli. uia reRiilned
the ballitiK lead in the Federal
lenBiie with .34, and lead In at'deii
buaea with ?.".
luiliaiiapoli. . 2K9, nnd ltalltmore
Wit lead Ihe dub.
I'll' hlnit honor belong to KaiM. r
llnir. Iii.liaiiapoll. with X win und
2 loee; Fold. Iiuflalo, wilh 12 and
and Cramlall. St. l.oiil. 10 and 4.
a hundred
nnd fifth
lo have
Mi.'huaii
rand Fork
ihnnce t.
1 rloea on
1 be mild of
and I'a.
tuiket In the Colonial L igue, while
I.omlnn and Olinwu ar leader in
the Canadian bonne
AMERIGAFJ
SYSTEM
ATHLETICS
'E
IS
Secretary Sullivan of A. A. U,
Arriving with Olympic
Trophy Cup Says Our Train
ing Methods are Taking
Hold.
lean deleirate have taken part In the
Pari conference nnd inc. -Iiim of the
International Federation at I.) nil.
France, ut which Ihe r"lc irovernlnK
ull future Olympic meet were dl
cuM'd and tillered In inany import
ant point, nnd In nearly every In
altince In accord. nice with the aiin-
HcHtlona .of the American ilclottut Ion.
I'racll.-ally ull the American rule
were adopted and nfier Ihe lirt of
January uniform rule will be in op
eration nil over the world," aald Mr.
Sullivan.
"The Implement tied In uthletlc.
.on h a the ilicu. hammer. Javelin
nnd weiKht will be the eoine a In
line In America today. The cr..
bar and pin In JnmpliiK and other
context will be alike, p.-naltl. will
be Inflleteil for fain atari In Olym
pic race. In the wcluM event com
petitor mut remain within the Tin
frm which they throw und there
will be no inue for amumcnl on
theae matter"
Itoxlnar and ttolf were added to the
list of Olympic aporla through the ef
fort of the American delenutea.
Thepp a well na ewlmmlng, wret
I i nar. viiinatlc and other branehe
of aport will he governed by aepar-
nto federation nnd 11 apeelnl cbam-J
alonhlp cup will he awarded in each
branch.
SHAMROCK FOURTH
SETS SAIL FOB
1
Cup Challenger Leaves on Dif
ficult Journey Across Broad
Atlantic Under Her Own
Sails.
10. Ni. hoi. .11. the ricilKner; William
I. Ilurton, who la to be the la. ii.K
Bklppcr, nnd Cupt.iin Turner, who
will act a eklpp'T during the voy
11 Ke. will he on l ard the yacht.
T'o- remainder of tho crew will
be on Sir Thomna' eteam yacht F.rtn.
which will n. t 11 convoy.
The problem of aeltinic the Sham
rock ncro the Atlantic under her
own al la ulnioat aa icrent na that
of rutin her.
The achl will atop for auppllea at
the Ax. .re.
The yacht poaaed throunh tho llnea
of the fleet lyinii here nnd waa Riven
a hearty eud-off by the wrirhip.
Amoiiu Sir Thomna f.lplou'a a u cut a
on the F.rln were 4'obmel Nelll nnd
Ihe Karl of llardwlcke. Tho loiter
will trnnifcr to the ShnmriK k at tho
Axon- and work hla pammne ua an
able uman for the r't of the voy
aae. He Mild hp hoped to make Rood,
and to be Riven a perinnnrnt Job a
a member of the Hhumrock'g racltn
crew.
The Karl of llardwlcke tin led an
iidventiiroii life aa a cowboy In
Texna and aa a miner tn Montana.
He coinca from a eenrfarina; fumlly
nnd I very keen on yachting.
The people of Ooiipot't im'Sciitcd
the thai len kit with a model of a.
parrot aa u mnacot nnd thla will bo
perched on the bowprlt while, the
yacht la crolna: the ocean. Tho
Mlilfnrock IiImi carrlea -b-TtmT of
toy monkeys and other object
nuiHcnta.
DEALS BECKER, KING
HITTER III THE
HftTIOflftL
Cobb Leads Americans, and
Kaiiff, of Indiaripolis, is
Fed Premier. Leonard
Leading Twirlers vi Fas. S:t
New York, July Jx The ellxer
trophy ml.. ,ic if victor in the
I 1 1 1 1 . Kanicr, won III ih.- 1 '.1 1 2
ua me by America, wa brought hen
tmluy by . 1. itne ;, .-ulimin. e. r. i.ny
ot Ihe A. A. C, who urriM.I today
Iroin I'm 1 Ih It ha thu- l.ir been
held by France, lOllKlaud, lelilllUlk.
tiermaiiy, Sweden and the liiit.d
State.
SpcakiliK of the iticreiiei'd Int. 'rent
taken In at 111. tli I bt'i'U,;ll"'JI l.u
lop., Secrelnry Sullnan a-i 1. 1 liiat
Amerlcuu tianiltiK mcthode were be
Inn rapidly ml. .pled nnd Ill-it he had
Ihe pn.mle of at lciixt loo I'.reiKii
uthlelen at the I'nnamii name In S.n
I r.ne i-i. o next year.
Imrina thu laid two month Secre
tary SulliMin 1. lid twelie other Amcr-
(Hiiio'lth. lOnuland. Julv IS
I Khaitii in k, IV., Sir Thomna l.iplon'
I Ini'leuK'-r for the America' cup,
j railed Ihl ufteriioon for Falmouth.
I when. 'it kIic will iart for the fulled
State.
Sliatuiock IV. ha been 1 .Kited an n
kel. h tor In r Voyaite a, ro the At
lantic uml win carry only half of her
riuiint 1 lew of Hum 111.11 Churl' "
SHOT OFFICE MAN WHO
REFUSED TO LET HIM
SEE THE PRESIDENT
St. Koula. July IH. Felix B. A
iletHi.n, uMOMtunt o tho prealdent of
the Si. 1... ul Terminal Hallway a
oclalion, waa ot while In hla of
fice today hy a. man who entered tho
office utid demanded to ace I'real
dent llri heanev. Mr. Anderaon wM
nil,, I in the left hhoulil.T. The wound
I not d ink. rou.
Mr. Anderaon uxked the vlltor 111"
btiKlne and rt fiiMed to let him
the pr "ident. The man then drew a.
revolver und fired, after whbh ho
run out of the nfll.e nnd illaoppeiired.
lOx.tmlniiiion ilicloed that Mr.
An.!, r h, ni had been xbot In the In toe
nnd that the bullet had IoiIkciI near
the lower aplnal column. Tim wound
l.s not aeriou.
Hern I.I
d linea.
want. I llnea S tlmea 3
Gold Medal Flour
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The evening herald. [volume], July 18, 1914, Page THREE, Image 3
About The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922