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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
DISTRICT COURT
UNITED STATES PETIT JURY DIS.
cHARoED-HART AND KING
FOUND oUiLTY-orHER CASES.

Tho case of United states w. two
msu. OF tho genus hobo Hart and
King was tried before the United
satos petit jury yesterday and tho
evidence being nll one way as the
defendants were found lu a car OF the
Santa De Railroad company which
was boz transit under bond the Jury
found the defendants guilty. and the
attorney Mr. ortiz. tor the defense,
moved for % new trial, aud sentence
wac deferred
The case of the United states ys
Prize Fighter Bolt was next called
for tr,ai. when the defendant moved
Tor re- continuance. and the motion
not being resisted by tno government
The cause was ordered continued un.
90 the next regular torn of the court
Cylso scd.lIo who was INDICTED for
selling liquor tu Indians pleaded gull
ty tO the charge anu r court cen.
fenced defendant to slN months I'm
prisoumout Boz the county Jail Ihis o.
thr third time tho defendant has
ben boa tho rms of Justice.
The Court oyerruIed the motion for
arrest Of judgment on the grodnd
that ,he complaint ala not state a
cause of action. in the case of Town
OF Tome against o. Chavez. ot al
and rendered Judgment upon the
iuryH verdict for the plaintiff. The
court uoIdlug that the complaint was
sufficient after verdict Defendant
has given an exception 90 the ruling
and viii likely appeal the case
Tho case of tho Catalonia Coal
company vs.. tIo Atch,son Topeka a
Santa Pc Railroad company and the
American Fuel company De- being
heard on a motion 20 quash proceed
inga but no decision has yet boon
reached
The United states petit, Jury was
discharged This afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BIT TERS
THE PENITENTES
THIS IS THE TIME or YEAR THEY
CONE OUT AND FLAGELLATE
THEMSELVES.



Next week Is molly Week On Good
Friday the society known as las Pen.
itontoa meets 20 DO ponanco Tor its
sins of the preceding year
This ogdCT o. n Mexican society. the
members of which indulge ln queer
methods OF sclfpuuishmont, ln order
to cleanse themselves OF the stains of
any HiuH that they might have com
mlttod On the pasi year
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of Holy Week they meet boz their couu.
cIl chambers ami transact their secret
business ON each OF these three DAYS
tboy form in procession and march 60
tho burylng grounds. whore their doa
members are buried. This procession
Is the only part Of their work that may
hD soon by tho public and woll repaid
f1r bis irounlcs s enc visitor who
goes ont of h.a way to sec o.
ln the procession every third nDr.
sou ls naked. aud carries ln hlB hands
"a triangular mat made OF cncji anil
the leaves of the amolo weed Zach
Eve steps the procession hnlts. and tha
naked persons Chastlso thomaolvna
with the mats that thoy carry. They
strike their backs. nrFt over one Shout.
der and then over the other. This pro.
cesslon then moves onward Tor an.
other Eve Btpna. and iho operation la
repeated After several blows the
backs OF the persons who handle tho
mats" are terribly lacorated aud 70.
acmblo a piece OF bloody beef steak
I The line oi the procession e. clearly
marked hy a trail Of blood left BY
these self publishers" After a few
prayers the professions returns 20 the
council chambers and disappears. AM
the onlookor wonders n the days of su.
/ porstitlon and harberism will over be
/ done.
Sometimes th, persons wao punish
/ themselves are unable TO leave their
/ beds for months after tho terrible or.
/ deal that thoy have gone through anil
| often they are Ho disabled that thog
are forever inCapaCitatod for work
Bul these facts do not dnmprn the Rr
dor of any member They consider =
hlEh honor to bo permitted 20 punish
Themselves but only tho moro ostoom.
cd members % tho orfHr are allORod
this honor S0moums Jnis order has
gone go Gar as 10 cruelty a man. no,
/ tIo him 20 a cross. but nail him there.
and BET him stay for quite while
This has not been seen In recent years
/ however.
For the reason that there are no
new members taken into tho ordcr
and that lt Do discouraged by tho Cath.
Ollie church members Of the order are
becoming fewer and fewer. A. the
present time they may be- soon only On
the remote mountainous villages and
ln few short years the order viii
have died out. and las Ponltontos"
viii be- only dream of the past
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
Politics at Ration

Ration VIII have not only q ropubll.
can and democratic municipal ticket.
bet also an independent ticket tn,
Independent or non partisan ticket
consists OF tho following candidates.
Mayor John DIN; clerk, n. II. Carter.
treasurer George Frlsblo: councllmon
Fred Nash. J A Rush. Daniel Troy, n
j. Love, Henry Schroeder Frank Hon
ming Miguel Arohuleta and j. q. Vigil,
members OF the board OF education
Sanford Piper. D l.. Brickott. @ NJ
Fetter J. r. White, William J.. Lin
wood, Loo 2oarles. r. Gamma and Juan
aandnNaI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
cArrLEmAN ENDS HIS LIFE.
George Kerr, While al the Hotel Ala.
mogoruo, Shoots Himself Through
the Heau--Loft $500.

George Kerr shot himself through
the heart a. the Hotel Alam0rgodo
Alamorgordo last week Tie was found
on hts bed with a ii.cal.brO revolver
By his side no reason can Do given
Tor the decd Kerr left a note asking
that his brothers ln Alabama Califor
nla Illinois and Texas be- notified and
that ho be given a plain burial He al
so lofi a viii disposlng OF $500 worth
Of property. Deceased was born "a
Washington county. Illinois. in 1867
Ne was engaged IN the cattle business
and was an Odd Fellow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
TERRITORIAL
. TOPICS .
LAS CRUCES


from the Republican.
j. r. Bouham returned from Lin.
coin, whore DO has been Attending
court
Paul Jolt was thrown from his
horse and received "a dislocatod
shoulder as a result
Judge A ~ Fail has been in the
oby for several days on legal business
and made a trip 90 the mountains
Thursday
Rock De- being hauled and unloadcd
about che plaza for the new fence
and other Improvements which are
Felnv made
Judge John Frauk.In of Aamogor.
Io. tha general attorney for tho El
I'aso a Northeastern uas transactinE
busIuca .u tbo city the nrst OF the
week
Tho deputy shor.u from tbe south.
cast pari of the county was iu town
with ono Roirirues. who pleaded guil.
ty 81 resisting an oncor and is now
IaHcu.fHuF ln San for the oTonso
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

strength you must aas 20 ana rot taEo
from tho physical lu other words
me food that YOU cat must be digest
cd, asslmilatod and approprla Cd by
The nerves. blood and tissues before
lC'HE expelled from Che intcstuos
kodoi Dyspepsia Cure ADDS % the
physical DO gives strength 90 and
uuuu. un strength Iu the human sya
tom % H pleasant 90 the taste and
palaBHIa. auG tlc only con biDatiou
~ diFosIlnts that VIII digest the Food
and enable thc system 90 ppropriat,
all ~ fs heath 7ud trcngth gIylne
1ulUfe. sold 1y AL druggist
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Marnut0 Mont0ya. son of Nj aud
Mr1 A. Moutoya. died at their home
Iu thIB city of pneumonia.
Tho g months old son of Mr. ANA
son OF Mr. and Mrs Guslave nouye
died at their homo ln that town of
pneumonia
Euenne R1lyor0n the o Joar old
SON Of NJ ana Mr Gupstaye Bouve
ron died at tholi homo in this city of
spinal meningitis after "a brief illness
lastlng only a l.v days Gallup ne.
publican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
ceIdn Cause PneumonIa.

o. OF the most remarkable cases
cold. deopscnted on the lungs,
ausIng pneumonia, is that OF Mrs.
Gertrude ~ Fonncr, Marion, IND, VINO
vas entirely cured by the use OF one
Minute Cough cure. She says. ''rhe
coughing aud straIning 80 weakened
mo that I ran down n weight from
Ifs 90 g2 pounds cried a number
1f remedies Co no avail MAJ ! used
one Minute Cough cure. our bot.
Ties of tlIs wonderful remedy cured
me entirely OF the cough. strength.
eaed my IInEs and restored me 90 my
normal aaI ut. health and strength '
Sold bl 400 druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

and put his wagon and outat inside
a high board corral. which IL always
kept locked 40 night Somebody went
through bic OUTFIT anu among other
things stole valua0io gun The
thief was located IN camp near the
mesa south OF Willard; his hiding
place having been learned from
shoep hcrdors who had bought some
~ the stolen articles from him. when
thc officers told him 90 drop hls gun
and throw up his hands he made
bold cash Tor the timber and a few
shots I'm hIs direction only accolorat.
ga bic speed Tie is a young Am.
erlcan and % ls thought hla accom-.
pllco was a Mexiean.
o. ID Carpenter has located a res.
eryolr site On Canada IAon above his
ranch east OF Mountalnair and wal
experiment with surface irrigation.
pItt Ross was here from AlhuQuor
cue the other day looking after bic
Muuutalnair property and bis ranch
near willard.
Three desert claims cave recently
been niod on land near Willard and
/ the intention bling 90 secure water
/ from wells by means Of wlndmills or
I gasoline engines Water De- secured
there at depths ranging from 40 TO
500 Feet and % ls Thought IN this man.
uer will prove successful o. ao the 90.
/ f.ro prosperity Of tho this valley la
assured
~ N Peck of the Guadalupe ranch
near th0 Gran Qu.y.ra. spent n COu.
pie OF days thls week with Noun.
ialnalr friends uo expects bic wife
from tho east next summer and has
about decided To- mako this place HE
home
Mr and Mrs Aug Kaysor OF Fast.
view wore visiting friends in Noun.
7 n.nair this week Mr. Kaysor has
Just finished O. term of schoo. at Pun.
"a Do Aqua.
ln % loutor to John w. Corb,u the
| commissioner of The general land o.
Gee says ~ B impossible 90 secure
4 u immediate survey OF tho uu8urycy.
Ga iBnu in the new county of Tor.
rance This means The matter must
bo taken up township at time.
which 10 SLOW and uncertain but the
quicker the applications are made
the quicker the work will be- done.
% q Howe. who spent the winter
developing a promising prospect in
the Hell Canyon mining district. Id
again at work on DTS claim near
Mounialnair.
White Wlngs now hover over che
once turbulent waters OF the Estan
ella VIM Gregg, the man with a Erlv
anco or rather with the biggest grIoy
ancc has been pacinod and thoro %
no doubt the others will DO concllIat
cd and the trouble finally satisfactor
ily adjusted 70 is unfortunate ion
. all concerned that over since tho IN
gcpt.un oI the towusito OF Eatanclr
there has been focung OF aniaE0n
Ism moro or lees bitter between tht
I settlers and the company Tho com
pany mas had trouble securing uu,
: tu tho land desired Tor t0wnsltp pur
posses uy reason of 900 being unsur
Fcyod and the settlers adcgo a gam,
Iuf blum on the company6 part q
Keep them 40 proper distance From
. an intimate acquaintance with tb,
3 people aud the circumstances you
, spondont feels confident tho set
3 tiers as a rulo are ANXIOUS 90 help 10
every way they can 90 make 1slancli
what boy nature % is well adapted. O
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
The Name wItoh Harsl

Tho name witch Hazel 70 much
abused. %. g. Dewitt A. Co, chicago.
are the inventors OF the original ana
only genuine witch Hazel salvo. A
Eczema. letter, piles, etc Thcro
are many c0uuterfoits OF THIS uaiyo
some of which are dangerous, while
they are all worthless in buying
witch Hazel snlye see that the name
E G.. Dewitt a Co.. CkicaEo, 10 on ~
uoX and q cure is certain. Sold 10y an
druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Word was brought 90 Iaa VEGAS
from Pueblo that lsabellIta D. 90 ri.
bera. who has been seriously 100 with
pneumonia. o. much better Her two
sons. Father Ribora of sapollo and
Jose Rihen " las Vegas. have re-
turned 90 their homes Hor grand.
children. who have been with her. are
also back in .Hs Noras
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

A cold al this time if neglected 10
liable 20 cause pneumonia Ehich ~
a often fatal aud even when the pa
tiout has recovered tho lungs are
weakened, making them peculiarly
susceptible 20 the development OF con.
sumption FoioyB Honey hnd lar
win stop the cough heal and
strengthen the lungs and prevent
pneumonia l0l sale by . a DKieliy
a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
earlender. ornanLls 81 oalIun.

nartondors local union as was
organized Tuesday might with a mem.
uorahlp ~ fifteen says the Gallup Re.
PUBLICAN Tho following officers were
elected President C. s. Sewers
y.ro president g. Neiman, seere
tary vs. r. Rymus. chaplain Al Der.
ncsoo Il is expected that tho wins
low hartondors win Join thls uuIon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

o. A Danforth OF La Grange. Ca.
sunorcd for six months with a fright
mi running sore on his leg, but writes
that Bucklona Arnica salyo wholly
cured q in Ave days For ulcers.
wounds, piles, lts the boat salvo IN
tho world. Cure guaranteed. Only 90
coats. Sold Boy an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
A WINNING ATTRACTION.
The Continental Minstrels Sure 10
Create Sensation In
Albuaueruue.

Albuquerque.
There is an attraction coming TO tho
Elks thoator lu the near future witch
viii be- a winner h promises a seu.
sat.on 90 Albuquerque amusement
lovers equal 90 the dazzling and stu.
pondous attractions OF the approach.
ing carnival There will be- choruaos
by pretty glria, lUta of them. ln fact.
this particular attraction liko the
famous Weber and Fields combination
Is composed OF several stars and
nincty.nlne others mostly pretty
girls" In addition 20 iho girls there
are some pretty boys in the argreEa-
ton. Moreover there viii De- Jokes.
now ones, Eonr- also now aud a grand
minstrel first part ga which, poudsT.
cd hair and black faces will play
leading part. II an goes 10 make up
tho Continental mlnstrcla in Eikg
theaicr April 7th
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

The congregation OF the Baptist
church viii on Thursday evening ten.
der a farewell reception 20 their pas.
Cor Rev n. Powell who will Bun.
day close hls pasiorate On this city
ST. and Mrs Powell will leave the
fore part Of next week for Ions
Beach. California.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

L. d. Henry of Bluowator had the
misfortune TO have a nno saddle and
saddle blanket stolen the other day
Tho saddle had on Il The lettering a.
n. D. Marshal WIndcrs Of Gallup be-
on thC lookout for the thief
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Tho concert and dance to bo gIyon
by the Moutozuma band of Gallup ai
Kitchens upcrr house. in that town
will probably occur about the Goth of
April Tho boys are working faith.
fully t0 make the aouCtr. success
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Dr. Woods Norway Pine syrup
seems especially adapted % the needs
of the children. Pleasant 20 take:
soothing iu lta influence. 70 10 the
remedy OF an remedies Tor every form
OF throat and lung disease.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
EEEL POORLY,

A. spring approaches you com.
mcnce to feel poorly and you wonder
at the cause You feel tired and ont
of sorts Your head aches you have
no appetite and the blood Is impure
Hoatoiters stomach Bittofs will quick
~ tone mp the system. overcome that
tired feeling and make lifo a pleas
uro. Test q for yourself u also
cures Dizziness, BloatIna. Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, insomnia, Liver Troubles.
taouppe and Malaria.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Yield quickly 90 the wonderful cur
alive and healing qualities OF Foioy e
money and mar. 20 prevents pnoumo'
MIA ana consumption from O. hare cola
settled ON the lungs For sale by ..
"a OWeuy a Go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

but never follows the use OF FOLEY q
Honey and Tar. 10 stops the cOugh.
heals and strengthens the lungs, ana
auords perfect security from an attack
Of pneumonia. Refuse substitutes.
For sale by J. n, Otueliy a %.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Ten thousand demons Fnawiug 81
ones vltam couldn't bo much worae
than tho fortunes OF itching plies.
Yet there's a cure Doann Ointment
mover fails
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Bu-iock Blood Blttors gives q man
a clear head, an active brain. a strong
vigorous boiy-makos him 90 for the
battle OF lie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Group instantly relieved Dr.
Thomas Electric OH Perfectly safe
Mover fails. AZ any drug store
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-21
Powerful MeIodrama.

The powerful melodrama, Human
Hearts" presented by a strong com
pany of players, will be offered for the
approval of melodrama lovers at the
Illinois Sunday evening. Human
Hearts has been firmly established
as one of the most original and inter
esting of melodramas. The author has
long been famous as a playwright. but
IN the present instance he has sur
passed all his former efforts. He has
poured out his entire store of theatric
knowledge in this play. The charac-
tiers are firmly drawn, the dialogue is
crisp, the human interest is all alb
sorb.ng. the comedy is charming, the
Tathos is sincere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-21
llIinois-Purdue Game.

Champaign, H., Oct. 20.-The stu,
dents and football enthusiasts here are
looking forward with a great deal OF
interest to the Illinois-Purdue game at
Purdue, Ind, next Saturday. An eX
cursion of 1900 students will accom-.
pany the team to the game. which bar
ring the Chicago game, is easily the
hardest game for the year. Further
more from the result of this game the
followers of the Illini can figure their
chances with the aggregation from the
Midway. Stages team having defeat
ed Purdue by a score of 20 to 0. Pope
of Moline, is developing into a star
half-back.
A students democratic club has been
organized here with a good member
ship. This club has charge of the ar
engagements for transportation of the
students to their homes for election.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-21
Boston Players Sign Again.

Seven members of the Boston Amer
lean league team have accepted terms
and five of them have already signed
contracts TO play next year with the
Boston club. Manager Collins, Chick"
Stahl. "Cy" Young, Bill Deneen, Tom
Doran, and Lou Criger have append
ed their names to contracts already,
and Freddie Parent and HObe Ferris
have agreed to terms. so that Collins
is assured of enough of his old men
being back in the game next year to
make the race an interesting one
again. Most all the players already
signed have been with the club since
the American league opened in Boston.
Pitcher Winter will not be with the
team next year. 1t is thought Josslyn
probably will succeed him. Duke Far
rell also will give way to a younger
catcher. McGovern, a South Boston
boy. may be the extra backstop. 4
change is likely to take place on first
base. Grimshaw of Buffalo and Shat
fer of the Butte club are talked of
as successors to Lachance. Several
other youngsters are to be tried out
in the pitching staff and indications
are now that the champions will be
stronger next year than ever.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-21
In lts Second Season.

The press agent says: Successful in
its second season can be said of few
plays, but it can be trUthfully said of
Her Only SIN" \ drama which pro
vides heaIthful recreation for the pub
lie and which seems TO instruct while
appearing in the form of amusement,
is boon to any community. SO many
questionable forms of amusement are
thrust upon the public. the young and
old alike find much in this beautiful
living story to think over and enjoy
long afterward. Rich in incident in It's
variety of characters, it is one of the
few attractions of great merit on the
road. Mr. Carter has surrounded Miss
Julia Gray. the leading lady of the
company, with a metropolitan cast. The
scenic embellishments are elaborate
The play is TO be here tomorrow after
noon ana evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-21
RIVALS TO MEET
ON THE GRiDIRON
Tomorrow's Game Between Rock
island and Moline High
Schools.
CONTEST WILL BE CLOSE
Teams Are About Equal in Weight
How Locals Will Line
Up.

The football teams of the Rock ISL
and and Moline high schools will strug-
gle for supremacy tomorrow afternoon
on Athletic field in Moline. The game
will be one of the important contests
of the season and has been looked for
ward to with much interest.
The relationship between the schools
is one Of keenest rivalry. This leads
to assurances that football playing OF
the most strenuous sort our neighbor-
ing city has ever Witnessed will take
place. School loyalty is at high
standard among the members of the
two schools, and plans winch have
been taking form for the last few days
foreten that team support and root
ug Will be tremendous.
That the teams are very evenly
matched and a close score VIII result
is the general opinion among local stu
dents. They are about equal in the
important factor of weight. both aver
aging close 10 155 pounds.
Neither Side Has Advantage.
With no advantage on either side u
this respect. skill in the more scien
tifc points of the game alone remains
to decide the contest, and it is as 10
where superiority in this quality lies
guesses are coming. However. Rock
Island captured the plum in the match
last year, and the team will make q
hard effort to do the same tomorrow
The locals will line up as follows
Center. Detloff; left guard, Scott;
right guard. Reines; right tackle
Coleman: left tackle, Ehrhorn; righ
end, Harms; left end, McManus; quar-
ter back, Adamson; right half, Hen
ming: left half, Lift; full back, Helm
beck The substitutes are Marquis
/ Van Calder and Folsom. DR.. Middle
ton, of Davenport. will act as referet
! for Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-21
TWO EVENTS CELEBRATED
Wedding and Anniversary at Home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Hull.

The marriage of Mrs. Hull's sister
and the 30th anniversary of the we'd
ding of Mr.. HulI's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. S. Hull, were Jointly celebrat-
ed yesterday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Hull. $50 Fifteenth street.
A o'clock in the afternoon Rev.
%. w. Lawrence, pastor of Memorial
Christian church, oficiated at the
marriage of Fayette II. Skinner and
Miss Ella Wichman. daughter of Mrs.
Agnes Wichmann. a company of rela-
tives witnessing the event. Miss Ag-
ness Schillinger rendered the we'd
ding march. After the wedding
supper the couple departed for
ST. Louis to visit the fair. Mr..
Skinner and his bride are both popu-
lar young people.
For the evening a neatly planned
surprised had been arranged for the
parents Of Mr.. Hull, who had bid
den a number OF their relatives
TO his home. The company reached
the house at S o'clock. The couple re-
ceived a number of handsome remem-
branceS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-21
MAY GET BIG GAMES LATER
IoWa-M;nresota Thanksgiving Game
In Davenport This Year.

Manager w. II. Thomson. of the
Minnesota football team which plays
the Thanksgiving day game with Iowa
university, was ir the city yesterday
looking after the condition of the local
park with view of having the game
in Rock Island. While the Twelfth
street park is past consideration for
this year he examined the plans for
the new park and said that with such
facilities as are promised there should
be no trouble for Rock Island to get
some of the big gridirOn games in
years to come. The Thanksgiving
game is scheduled to be played in the
tri-cities and it is likely that it will be
at the Davenport bail park. Iowa
wants it played at Iowa City but with
the promise of lessened receipts if the
change is made the Minnesota mana
ger is not disposed to give his con-
sent.