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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-12
NOTICE FOR pusl,cATIoN.

Department al the Interior. Land or.
flee at Santa Fe, N. NJ, October 6,
=. 1906. ,.tt =. > !.
Notice Is hereby given that Nicanor
Baros, Of vilianeuva. N. NJ. has filed
notice OF his intention to make final
five-year proof In SUPPORT OF his claim,
viz: Homestead Entry, No. 1851, made
September 20, 1899. for the w 10. "
r. IL, Section ~. s IL. s n IA, Sec
tton |, Township IS N. Range 20 r.
and that said proof will be made be.
fore u. s. Court Commissioner ut Las
Vegas. N. NJ, on November rs. 1906.
He names the following Witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on, and cultivation .of, the land, viz.
Catarino Atencio, of Corazon. N. M;
Jose Baros OF yilianeuva. N. NJ: Con-
cepcion Atencio, OF Corazon. n. NJ;
Nazario Raros. or Ribera, N. NJ.
MANUEL R. oTERo, REGISTER.
1bG3
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Department of the Interior. Land or.
flee at Santa Fe, N. A.. October s,
1906.
Notice Ia hereby given that Nicanor
Archuleta. Of Trementina, ~ NJ, has
filed notice Of his intention to make
final five year proof In sup
port Of his claim, viz, Homestead En-.
try. No. 54s7. made January IL, 1900.
for the N l-2, N r IL, w IA, N u
IA. 8 u II. N w IL. Section 2s.
Township IL n, Range 90 H., and that
said proof win be made before U. 8.
Court Commissioner at Las Vegas, N.
NJ. on November %. 1906.
He ame the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up.
on. and cultivation Of, the land, viz:
Carlos Trujlio, Melecio Martinez.
Nazario Martinez. Antonio Griego, all
of Trementina, n. M.
MANUEL. r. oTERo. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. Land OF.
flee at Santa Fe, N. NJ. October 9,
1906.
Notice Is hereby given that Jose
Ynez Tenorio, Of Trementina, n. NJ.
has filed notice of his intention TO
make final five-year proof in support
Of his claim. viz: Homestead Entry.
No. $50. made August 90. 1901, for
the 8 II Ii. 8 r. IL, Section 30, s IL,
s W II, Section -. N u IL, N T. Ia.
Section 26. Township II N, Range "a
Il, and that said proof win be made
before U. s. Court Commissioner ut
Las Vegas, N. NJ, on November 20,
1906.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up.
on, and cultivation Of, the land, viz:
Me1quiades Tenorio. Tomas Martinez.
Esteyan Ortiz, Anastacio Garcia, all
of Trementina, N, ~.
MANUEL. r. orERO, Register.
1861
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

department Of the Interior Land OF.
! flee at Santa Fe, N. NJ, October 6,
r 1906.
Notice Is hereby given that Mel.
quiades Tenorio of Trementina, N. NJ.
has filed notice of his intention 10
make final five-year proof in support
o. his claim, viz: Homestead Entry,
No, 1904, made October 2. 1901. for
the Il l-2, n w Ia and N l-2. s W IL.
Section Is. Township IA N. Range "a
T.. and that said proof will be made
before z. S. Court Commissioner at
Las Vegas, n. NJ. on November 2s.
1906.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on. and cultivation of. the land, viz:
yictoriano Pacheco, Nicolas Chaves,
Jose Ynez Tenorie. Tomas Martinez
all of Trementina, n, M.
MANUEL. H. oTERO. Register
1862
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WANTED -

WANTED - Men and women In
each county as field managers to rep
resent. advertise and distribute sam.
pies of our goods. Salary 5000 per
month. paid weekly and cash id
vaneed for expenses: no capital or
experience necessary: position per.
manent. Address Northwestern Co.
dept. : L.. 33s Wabash ave. chiea.
gn, III. 1889
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PERSONAL MENTION

All e lsass.s> WISHED sasas.a gsxsw
asg.
4 zesga~g n ta as~n fraaa Trtuasaa
Cole.
lxaasu Tafaea sasaak the ely fssasn
taallinss Spring.
T. G Maek h " ah~ Nsw apaie
fnsaa EessAaaa. s1.aa
eshaFass itsgeF ~ "a the senaEaa hss'
tel fEana Es0sIssn, Mas
sAesnte Monssssa has rsaaEasd ~
t0~n iEssn Altsaa assaue.
kssFt Adams drxske In from Gaae Min
sral Hill saw Enlal this morning.
Rnbi. t. Mills lsts town this mora
ang for bis ranch On the Salaio.
Richard nsann has returned 10 aawR
iron u visit IN his family IT Gaseon.
q. r. creashs. a cattle hnseT from
Lamar. Coin. l. guarferea n the ~
sassEado hotel.
VIM. q. Rapp. the contractor aud
Suilsaer. 10 i'm the eiis fgom hls Trim,
dad headquarters.
Hugh ]. Woods. Cherry valley cat
III raiser. returned Ia Shoemaker
frtsan this city yesterday.
". c. Mrigiey. the Ration attorney,
has been called to judicial headassar-
tiers again on legal matters.
]. N. Leseney. the passenger M
dnctar, left for Fall River. Kansas.
yesterday. accompanied by his wife,
J.. p. Eariekson. the man Of ON
merce. win take supper in Aibuqaer.
que this evening. no preventing prosi'
dence.
George Bryan. the locomotive en-
sineer. left for Milwaukee. Wis. yes
terday TO attend the eneineman's con
venfion.
Albert MANLY, who % resides on
the former Park ranch In Cherry val
ley. returned home yesterday from q
business visit to this city.
c. N. Blackwell. cashier or the
First National bank al Ration, was q
passenger for Albuquerque on the
first section Of No. I this afternoon.
District Attorney n. e. Csortner Of
Santa re passed through Las Vegas
yesterday afternoon for Goshen. In
diana, on q visit 10 the folk at the old
home.
Thos. A. johnson left for Denver
this afternoon to attend a course al
lectures I'M the art of embalming and
see the sights OF the Queen city be-
tween talks.
DIR. John r. Gass. the synodicai mis-
sionary. came up from Albuquerque
this afternoon. IN route To Dawson,
n. NJ, Tncumcari aud other points.
being met at the depot here by Rev.
Norman Skinner. the Presbyterian
minister.
G. o. Payne. who bought a small
tract of land Of Pete Roth on the
Mora road. has returned from Wash
ington. Ill.,. with bis household effects,
hogs, chickens. etc. to begin a farm
er's life i'm earnest.
John johnson. of Deming. n. NJ, a
former stock inspector for the Cattle
Sanitary board and just nominated for
sheriff of Luna county on the repub'
iican ticket. departed for home from
this city yesterday.
Owing to lack of space will close
out my stock oi cjmbs. neck wear,
handbags and belts at 25 per cent off:
also give reduction on street hats dur
ing the following week. Mrs. Stand
ish. 514 Douglas. 1898
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aaeA@a s~ Aask @@a @ aAw haAmE*x II
aA2As msEeamsA exmanEN saaw
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swwS gnwRw& sa A~ eusgasE EasMa. s@sa
- taws@A III H. MaaAA ahss asss
nzaar W mm&A n&a~ 90 th@ aEsa shMs
aeaK akMs Hha8 aaEe4 tA@3sxx$
asa. IT, @na~ Nhgha saaaeasae aAnw
naaaa ahs ngweA ta IL #aY 81 IT,
s~aSasafee ana @haaAsF IN 49, a 49,
gsas ~ sssae aFnaA han9aag fxw sha
haek II 49, smAsaa nsaE aasa Ill
negex - knxgsn II sR@p co To-
fsaFeA awaksa.a ahe gKssamAsxas. sk0
sss*Hs in the gS4r Fgsssap sse sas -
aaam III the seEspa Aaag. wkaeh was
locksA but whirh was sAe ssmis pr b
tseaian tAe building - II saaaa en4,
aaa slsxEaay advised ah~ hmFgaaF 81
DRUM. sh0ssweT b. wax. to ref aaug
fEusn there. ard Dr. Eaa assay NaskaaHs
making anY Demonstration
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-12

The noetoF-Ses. | understand
What ais wa Son can't sie~p Take
this prescription 90 The dFnggistfs~
sNsAt dayl: 'aia@si moEning: soa
look better today. Have yosl slept
weii:''
Patient: Like . tna. feel iihe
a nee man"
Doctor: How many sleeping pow
aers did YOU take:"
Patient: tsuTprlsed, 4 didn't
take any. 4 gave a couple u them 70
the baby"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-12

We. the undersigned. miikmen ~
Las Vegas. hereby notify the public
that ~ shalt make but one delivery
per day. each morning. beginning
Oct. ls. 1905. T. A. Aikers. n. A.
Moye. Harris Dairy. =, =. Heimer, g.
Y. Reed. ]. r. Geyer. ie-.s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-12
For SALE.

The best paying business In town.
$1,000 will buy II. win pay for itself
In six months. No competition and
out door work. Snap for an Invalid
or any body else. Investigate this
at once. Address D., carr Optic.
1894
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-12

WANTED Good cook and good
second girl. Mrs.. Joshua s. Ray
nolds, $50 National avenue. East Las
Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-12

LOST - A aElnAae ana White ealgle
pup. four raonaEs ODD ear badly seaF-
nd. ffnaeT please communicate sash
~iiallesa Raynsads. ftrst Nasaoaai hank.
fess
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-12

For sale at once, 100 Mexican goats.
iarties interested call on Romero
Mercantile Co 1854
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-12

Nick Hileer's transfer office lis 10
Gated at Las Vegas Cigar store
Phones Col. 81. Vegas Il loss
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-12

The average man 10 taught. from.
infancy. the potency a keeping II
a." and he sous~tines aiio~s his
sesi 10 duh the edge Of his judgment.
ane keeps n n" until failure sets .
"hammeriock" On nim.
PERsIsTENCy In advertising 10 %
aliimportans TIA, u 10 the atm ii all
Intelligent business men-and yet per
sissency In advertising In THE
WRONG MEDIUMS AND IN THE
WRONG WAYS has s'befaddled" many
an enteTprising man. and wrecked
many . promising business venture
In The Task" Cowper states the
matter with great force He wrote:
MAY coMMoN4SENSE DEFEND
ME FROM THE TOLL OF DROP
PING BUCKETS INTO EMPTY
WELLS. AND GROWING OLD IN
DRAWING NOTHING UP"
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NEW YORK STOCKS

The following quotations received
from Y. J. GRAF 4 Co.. Albuquerque
n. NJ. correspondent for Logan .
Bryan. long distance phone:
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
49, csas A.Mrssaa.

h@m@a& GH4 IT, IL aea&aaw H.
exasss& $3.50 a&1aA ~ang2aaisw a@m
eSs8ss &sa@
a&Es@s sa%&as On xpH0ag.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-12

FOR SALE - Ticket. gentleman,
first class. to st. Louis. good I'LL 23rd
October. Answer to DIR. Farmer, Ro-
nero ranch; $500. 1896
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-12

Figure with Patty on laying wasei
pipes. rs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-12

Wanted-A good cook for private
family. Write Mrs. A. Jacoby, Las
Cruces, n. NJ. 1o.7S
Gregory's billiard tables are Away
Ia first class condition. $50
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-12

Special sale OF China and glassware
At eaiiy's, SIG Sixth street. 1888
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An Optic Want AID

line of six words or DOC per line per week. Less
than lc per word. Try one today.
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Give Fred Noiette's shaving parior
4 trial. 5"l33
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
whitney SINGS BIG
WESTERN .vARSlTlES.
shar9ea W0h s.ls0Uepes0s
Nee6sss0s'' 10 sport.

- a!i" sw'.u ping III" Western ..";taII ho.-
,Sva. NJ 'a-,.sr " Eiru'I. ~ I'll" January
outing. puts tn" esp on h'- '.'..,.-JD.. ami
-..u-.. = rank Michigan. N;ssItlsin' err
Nlru"~p'sF. "r account oi tE.ic' CONNER
AZ W..acds. cf tii, %. - wires - fol-
I With also g. ,,ii ths. 4, not in.lo.sc
tr" loc-.' ~. rsr..'!s " MI. optAir at Mirhi-
Gan. ~-he;r -, ia ':iity r.I'r, -"stativ-, PAT
---u-if. "i..r". - H. ..ta stup.d or ia
."rrrGfhs with Ia ,.h..'H-s .m,lo.s-t 10
N."T. VI, ~ ,iicsn's ath!,'i,, strength
',ru''., W President Nan .il-.. iS IN th.s
st.Gr - = f.e athletic cTaf;---s and s.it.n
.. Mas, "a" ~ufi. ~ IN" '".a- !. shout
-, rsr- Ur'' - Nif,.i,' N.Sr.sn sl.r; Ln;.
.FS.G S,rE.snGa 3. nearly IS bad. cont
u. Er:si!E,-. 50 even a Gr".s-r extent tran
Tl.h!.tr. Grt S-:thH.-I"ru Yi~AyS has
'.,r-l E.sn ,'ur" that arch hy pc.'rIi.s-S ,ti
e fsss '9.ah IA. his nAme-s.t th.
I d' ~. .sr;,-u,- II all ,-hlcAEc's meth
IS o.. ~ r,'-u!rirsi With :h- vt1r:s. s'ht-
F<- - driven SNOW ia the matter ~
-;H'-ric Vuri'v am COM ii,csd that X
~-as- VA. Entirely free a: any higher In
: 4F'... tH.r- '-s~r no'!.i L.. . question
sf'.- guF q. ..u 'Ar {, I.cJS. team
T.~n Hr Hhii:5sy takes = rap a, -.
- e'. -h,T.,.uS Ib.' th.y. in nine cases
. = .-,r az ~Spr1-ihi. lot ':!':r COZ
e.s% .urnS a>'raS. A. a parting >h": he
Har-
VIII cracked Alumni. cahhy faculties.
{. l. r,.s,y y-s .st~irc f'r rst,ufaii' ION '!,e ay
..u " s,>"is-iu irG Nt,,n"S..'I- Wa car
q. tusr .h.- ~nI,''-lT = h.- business 90 AIT.
Tlgf-, aln =. is.. hi~ S.s..
7. - , yi-ss-i.. 80 atf ~ tns bottom
r. THIS csr,Srnrh that Illinois - uu~ sn
.rs,'- cf s.Ai.t;c 'i"aI!i'.-.-
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
SANOFELOtR MEETS
GRAHAM THIS week
Result Of This Game Will Furnish
Line On Winner Of the Missouri
\. C.> Billiard Tournament.

The h.os: :n:er. sting event IL !.ca. ILL.,
,t..rd- Is the straisht-raii .ourram-n. now
y progress a, tn. Missouri A,h'.ii: ..iut.
The event Is a h..ii..icap AFFAIR. win II. J.
:am.'"''isr piayii: from thr scratch mark
lie Is conc",!tnS \ liberal haf.iicap to AZ:
his 0l.yu:i. nts.
ana won tao "f '.1-rn- II. lost ..',e game
{" u f. Powc Icy one ts.int. The result
Of this gene might i.,- bec:i different
had Mr.. San,f~i.i-r taken atvantavs Of
his opponents failure to make cUi,nec-
iIons with either "f his uHj.c: ;.Ortss
shortly for" he ran the :.in- oiif. This
snot should have counted ~ :. miss, hut
Alr. San.u.i' i'ier overlooked IL. anu Mr..
Pose then ~e'.i "n and ran the gam. out.
winning hy the HARROW margin III one
potn,.
Frank bum"n'. manager II tn Mis-
e.'Urt Athletic ciubs billiard depart ment.
figures "u' :;Ia; tn. tournament VIII re-
suit ~ u iIr.-san.!.": tie h..we.n l., X.
GrAhsm. NJ. }. SaEd:.l,,.r and r. f. r"we.
!"liv straight victories I" his credit. lie
meets Mr. Sandf-!d.r !a: the first time
this week. and fh. rss,ii; of this contest
will furnish good line the winner vf
th., i"aruamc-I;-
Much i:;r-r.s; IL t-.:rE manifested IT, the
thrsr-c,s.!..r contest between Jordan w
Ia:nler: the well known y.NIrC ciI!..Ear.
AMI Ta"inss H. Ra.n.s. ~a" holds = MEDAL.
e:nhi..ua, ~ m ,hr--.-,.us;iion amateur
championship, Of Missouri. which hs won
w s"Nt"'tI!ti WIN ire nest players III
';i. Grand -..n,. :car< ar" N-s-;s Lam
bert and Raines Will play La points q:
tn:c~-cushio':- !n blocks a! ~ points. Tues
day Wed-. -sisy AMI Thursday nights Mr.
1Amh.r- i In splendid FORM af pres, n:.
having .i.'ssi..i Charles ]. N.llHi. even
uy. at )" '-oin;- recently.
s;~cr9. Sci.ae.s- says Il. Hs!I star, his
Class 4 :i----cushi"n tournament short
Is. w.. .xr..'t> tho heat three -r,.sS SiO'i
experts il III" ctiy =" "nt~r. Including
Jordan. Lambert. Ai"!ih. Boe~AIer. Tom
Wright and f. Adams. Tho u Ninn~r Wiii
d.. ASKED :. meet Tom RA!rss FOR tine
S.Lts cha.n..i"ashir Esi'iss holds medal
which iIc Won in ccnr.; .;ifi"n two years
..so ard retained ty default last year
Nc ono "He:".! 10 play him for III. trophy.
Charlie Peterson ~ tho HAus.r has So
cured 'n.- entry ~ =. katwarI. q lap
Q nesa C:sy~r. :"r the is-inch h billiard tou!na-
newt fo - sta..... AZ his rosfn january
katiws-a is au'ts billiard EXPERT tie
willingly asre~d {" take Ca', q: the
fOurnHn. ~ when asked and Is now prac-
ttcing 20. ;hs event Ell Wills. George
ssus Wheeler. Fred 'SI,h ard George |
Wschsmu;h are the other entries
NAr.cNE Tr.Ia lf:mon- oF :ne Missouri
Athl.tig lab il.,s c,.'T:.'--''.! f-..iarI lions
for ~. class =. pool 'c'!r-amsr: 70. 'c .,l- |
saSura; ! "Wednesday night f:eh; ..E-
tries Law. t.eu received fcr fh.. event
h-s'thy boom At this c!Dn
kii!isr won from Bowman IN 'he Nx- ,
rarv. Frsurh-p"cI tournament Saturday !
night. : :" = shaw aa,! fDE. w;!l play in |
this "I"n' tonight.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01

Chicago team let down. Johnny F1naeean.
Mike and Ihan Devaney N the half oock
Reed. Kavansush. FIcel SaSssSsvn ana
Campbell to advance.
aiany i;mcs this quintet Of psayers get
within striking distance cf the eool. eut
chicago MAS lucky I'm setting cleor 81 tho
hall. la these mixupe Chicago always
figured the better. and q. Louis. a1tholsn
having many men near. wao unable -
:corc.
Af,e- about twenty minutes a. yaayiu9.
The chicago team managed 10 poll The tosl
ava: from their gal. and the fcvwern9. IN
nassinx from on. Z" tn" other. $1,000
The opposition defense. ard Jimmy Watt.
on = beautiful shot. scni the hall thrO19a
for tire hrst ss-Nrc.
Although hsrt:i..npped by ti,ls lesd. p.
Seldom allowed the bell to get IN danger
c;ss territory. SSae.bruE. Feed A10 Ha..
anarsh played IN" bette: game IN the fcv-
~Hra .in". fic~l s'i ,,". d" ~ well on the
Reed. he played better.
Campbell. the other wing. broke W Dost
~ the advance work w.. does not cover
his position well. cannot Rick well and 81
he gets q. u appears stranee that th~
issedc .'aiin"t ind a ectt"r forward AMONG
;cur team than this PLAYER JIMMY kses.
Ian tr!oEs ~ this place but VAS out
tecausc s:f death in hts fssssily.
Paddy Lynch again covered himself With
sl"ry IT f.,;l back. lie displayed that. et-
weight d. is q cool and heady player.
He seldom allowed the hAll to ct behind
him. With l;unip. good fu,l-heck pe'r
ia formed.
.GOOD FORWARD LINE
Ees:,.cs = S",d forward lime. chicago a1s"
Possesses so;;s other good players. Dex''s
and Archibald in the fiiI hack can bout
well. hut whcshe: they can ssutplay Lynch
ald kun,p Is mOo,e,:- Rrown: Jamss and
Williamson. in tt;. half hack line. did not
possess the same playiu8 quality as FIan-
EeSan ami ti,r pcvaneyS. They ShOWed
good Siie.ks 1t times. but. aS = hne. did
:its,~.
About i've minutes after Chicago scored.
ssssu-rbrun received the bal! from kAva-
Daush. and sen; IL through. Tying ehS
score. The shot vas a So;st one.
Both teams ;hen tried hard to break
tire ,:s. bur 81. IOuis had tine hail ussssa
of the tine III chicago territory. The
ras,e was growing l"nE ard IL appeared
as " II would snG IN an Indectded score:
when :saG-rbrun aSa::i took the skin anSe
made "a pretty shot past l.inlsy for the
winning tally. They lined up. kicked OF
ard th. game MAS called.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01

A ven directed shot. hcc:ed through tn.
G"ei posts by George 6auc,br,,n IN the
r. ~ twO minutes Of pay. ssvsd tho day
for the 81. Louis Association football
tam axains; .he -,n-Ch.caxo -!even a;
The locals Won Ny the score cf t. l. the
hveak in the tie being v.coried a short
time before Tire call Of the game.
seconl and f:.al s.me os tire S~:ies a, the
&eme park this afternoon. Another are
test is in store for .ke spectator
The came vas o. :iean and we'll played
and Close a. has hsen se.3 i'm . tyn:
time. Al every al'Husr q: ;he contest.
both sides were GsistinG bitterly. ard M:
until the whistle hicw a; the end NJ eaci,
While the Chicaso ,-ar, came down
with the reputation 81 ho.i-;; in its he
w. nsny Of the riayers who defeated ths
Enelish Pilsr:,.s. they showed Ntf!. IN
Sockerttes heat. :hc mos; noticed bic edse
they had vas teamwork In the forward
II. Gye sdv.nc. ne, a, time. s..,
the har moving from ore end o: :he iisli
10 the other through passing and drop
pinS 10 oce another. At shooting for snal
also they displayed better kno~!edSe
vas only TIRE good work o: the half hacks
and fun backs Of the locai team tina: key;
the visitors from, scoring more. especially
Jimmy Watt. the crack center forward.
and Captain Beany GOyi<r. the tall play
81. aloneede. played great games for their
Schailcross ana Thompson. they ssan.m-,i
at the local goal repeatedly in the mrs:
kaH. but were unable to break through
the defensive. The teams battled to 4
q: the game. she hail was kept near the
Chicago goal. hut after Eettins their xe.i.is
the ChicaG0Ans balanced by neaTin: tho
=. l-ouis posts IN The latter part OF the
e-:: period.
WATT ScORESE FIRST.
In tho second Ialf. the 81. Louis bunch
seemed TO have the better Of conditions. A.
they either played . faster game Or the
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FOUND BLEEDING IN ALLEY.
Albert YOnser Tells Police lie
Was Robbed Of 81.

Wh"r l'.'ecfiye RirhAr. Joyce .ra
fafr"aman NunsiI. o. the Central District.
Y"u"d Albert fa,s~n. wSH lives ~ ~.
En-. HOUSE Fourth street and CLARK ave-
"G-. lying IN An alley ard tl-..!ins fro,n
w"uris q, hts head. re declared that n.
Hi not know whether re had h~er as
sini'cd. but said = Ia! teen taken from
a'u
fsrs>en ~ss under The influence os ;!oro.
And could NOT give . satisfactory ac,our.
released whom sober
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R-I-sr's from 1,ayss stats that 4e!ega.e< -
~" International Association - su:on..h,,s
1afH met sri !>ci3"3 there W"il1 - no race
.os VIE f'eT'";r g,' D~lf year I: A. arrange!
Ia h"i! another conference in June ,ss = Do
sfde y asther rac. :or 'r~ Guy .hcia b. h~I.:
Ia iS'.. NJ Whether IL should - G.spfsef, a,~n-
dcced The cossea>us ~ "p,ricr 10 shae -. rae
Niii ~ abandoned. :h- "up re,na.n.n~ IN .h.
S--ssscn - trance- S,.se - n. delegates
rersuYNt the ai:e0ea hal urgAnixat.an - ~.
race fcr the VANDERBILT; ~ on Long Island
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~ WOoIO o. SPaDRT.
S0ekes f00aA010.

IMPORTANT EVENTS
Soekes Foeeh011.
, kliIcayo -. 81, I.ouis. sspor.S-
Mans Park to-day al 3:3s =. VII.
country club ~. Triple 4. q. q.
D ErOunds. ::D T. n.
0asehaD.
, Annual conference II lass A I
miner baseball leagues il. Chicago I
January y.
National Association q. Minor
Leagues meets In Chicago JanI-
s.y 3.
6-okla ns:. Cal. inHenni;"ir.
Ascot Park. Les Angeles. Cal. in I
definitely.
) La. indefinitely.
city Park Jockey club. New o..
leans. La. indefinitely.
o01o0O.
) Willie Lewis ~. Willie FitzSes- I
} s!d. CclnIa. Cal. Januar:- 10
Won't, ,Ss Cam snr.. .ad Nike ,.,.,,'. ss''iysa:
} Francisc0. January ~
A0e0sso4.
January 1870. ic@- Madison Square (
Garden. A. L. A. ". 5 Sixth Nation I
January is-a-A.C q. As Sixth An
nual ShoG: Slxty.Ninsn Regiment
January 5-s = Srnoud- Day,cna
Florida Beach races.
While Hoppe ~. Maurice Wig 4
nanN. lAl haik-lne championship. 1
} Paris. France, January Is
Amateur I4-irc!, haik-line tourna- 1
men, c"mnienc"s at th: Haussr I
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MAN MT BY CAR DIES.
Coroner Will Hold lnquc>, over
John ROuser r" Morrow.

John Bousaer = y~.rs old q. No "a
S.sh esrosld stres'. ~h. aas .ur down
sNd ~rscus'v intG-"! a: Nsrchc~-.r a.,.,
shAU sSenues psrs-sh<r - sN al ,xp,e.s
car o: TIE United Railway Company, f,.d
At pc sons eariy YESTERDAY morning
Bs,1sssr SUSTAINED :hrve broke, -its ana
. fractured skull He Nas iass-, 20 h,e
hcsne. = her" ne hs 81 With HE sister Mrs
John A7ers: ''1r":'r Es~cn Nfil hold
On iisques; to-r,rsrca uo:n.rS
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NAN FOUND DEAD IN WOODS.
H"ra.e' Rennet, Murdered and
Robbed Near La~renccvilIc. III.
REP; Bile sPgs-Al

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g Ar-1c- Hvn-es, .. Portland ~, a..
t.-1. - TIE Mods ':.- rc-,s ~ 'h.s c,,s
tats soc--re H,s had 0as crushed as.
ts p.ske,s hsd t>er rice-i
4 .s:ssr That i~,i 70 he identify 0as
res;.S nssr h.rn- Ne As ss~a n ,sIs ~,.v
Ate SATURDAY evening n cvr;~sy With
f~s esS"c mo- Nso cAanns b. scs-a
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l-a asrssi ;sat Eecsssts -ao:ses it,ss fher.
sat :sAs re 10 q ca--,~i ystscoe, T,-
'1ssSe>' 50 eas dsv,o-s ~. .:e-fs.v ~
tne sssSse'Te-. Te- h.iv vii ~ sen:
sc<.e
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