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El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05

81 tienen algunos lIbros que encua.
dernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano
Esta oflcina tiene Ell mejor departa.
mento de encuadernacion que hay.
Ell departamento De oDras del Nuevo
Mexicano es Ell mas bien equipado en-
el Territorio. 81 desean obras flnas y
al estilo. venid a esta oflcina y encon
trareis TODD a su gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05

Sc NECESITAN-Fara Comprar,
ejemplares de las Leyes de Session
desde 1897 y de las Leyes Recopila.
das de 1897 en- idioma castellano.
Dlrijlrse a Ia Compania Impresora del
Nuevo Mexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05
PREclos De svscRIoloN

Las leyes do los Estados Unidos re-
quieren que cualquiera persona paga-
ra por un ~peri6dico mientras continue
tomandolo de- Ia estafeta, aunque Ell
tempo por ell cual SO suscribi6 haya
expirado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05

nl Nueyo Mexicano es el unico pa.
POI on o. Territorio que publica mott.
Gas por complete en- asuntos de Int.
res. Ia suscriclon non soIamente $3.50
q ano. su~scribanse y ~Quedsrau salts.
fechos de 10 que anunciamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05
I'm Ataque Criminal,

Contra I'm c~iudadano inofensivo Ell
hecho frecuentemente sobre aquel tn.
bo pequeio Y aparentemente Until
llamado 81 'apendice." Els general
mente ell resultado de constipation
prolongada, que Sc sigue 4 un hfgado
t6rpido. Las Pildoras de Nueva Vida
del DR.. King regular Ell hfgado, impi-
den appendicitis Y establecen habitos
regulares en- los intestinos. csc. en- to-
das las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05
Peri6dico Official del Condado d.
Santa F6.
sABApo, ocrusRE 5 1907.
LA rxpEpIcIoN pE poNIpAAN.

Lo que la Anabasis de Jeno
fonte es para los griegos es'
mismo debia ser ell related de Con
nelly de Ia Expedition del Coro
mel Alexander Doniphan y de Ii
Conquista de Nuevo Mexico y
California a TODD ciudadano dc
esta naci6n. Bellamente impre'
SO, primorosamente.. ilustrado,
este voldmen de cast 700 paglnas
ACADIA de salir de la prensa, y
aunque en- parte sea una REIN
preston y recopilaclon, es una de
las contribuciones de a1os re-
cientes hechas q la historic ame-
ricana. FL autor dice en- su pre-
facic. Este libro es una rela-
ci6n de 10 mas notable campana
mllitar en- 10 historic Americana.
En- muchos respectos, la expedi.
ci6n es una de las campafias
militares mas maravillosas deque
da cuenta Ia historic. Y no fne
sOlamente maravillosa-efectuo
mucho, siendo pocas las campa-
has que han efectuado mas. Por
una parte salvo Buena Vista y
evit6 un desastre a las armas
Americans en- aquella batalla
sangrienta. La batalla de Sacra.
mento fu6 la mas asombrosa que
ha sido peleada jamas por las
armas Americans. La batalla
de Dewey, en- la bahia de Manila,
puede se1alarse como su unica
rival. La 1nica batalla por terra
que SO lie aproxima de alg1n
modo fu6 la batalla de Nueva
Orleans; pero en- esa batalla los
americanos combatieron en- su
casa, en- su propio suelo, detras
de fortifcaciones. La batalla de
Sacramento le sobrepuja mucho.
Los soldados del Coronel Doni.
phan atacaron I'm puesto FORTH
cado que defendian tropas aven.
taj&ndolas &C mo cinco contra uno
en- nImero. Sc hallaban en- terra
miles de millas de sn
patria. Andaban hechos garras,
padeciendo de hambre. En- apa.
riencia habian sido abandonados
por su gobierno y dejados a su
suerte. En- case de derrota no
esperanza de socorro, nj de
.uxili0--nada sine destruction
Inevitable. Esa cargo fue tan
bizarra yheroica como 10 que
mas Sc haya hecho en- ell mundo.
Fue tan irresistible como una
avalanche, austera comola muer :
To, memorable como el destino T,
ha sido igualada en- todos ,
anales de las guerras del
m undo." -,
De estas palabras puede cole ,
girse que la narration es muy ,
conmovedora, en- tai grade que !
hara al escuelero dar un gritode /
patriotismo y embargara a la es. !
,uelera a mode que no pueda des ]
war un momento su atenci6n. ,
Para el estudiante de historic va ,
arrojn luz sobre una Ease !
singular desconocida de Ia ,
historic n~acional, una muy des. ,
.uidada en- los libros de texto y
~ las hlstorlas de mayoralcance.
Pero para los ciudadanos de este
Territorio tiene mas que un in.
teres general. Fue traves de-
Mexico que el General
y sus Misurianos hicis-
ron su Marcia y Sc batieron en-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05

81 tlenen algunos llbros que encua.
dernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano.
Esta ofcina tiene 81 mejor departa.
mento de encuadernacion que hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05
uN ANo LIsRE Be .sUscRIcIoN

cualquiera persona que nos mande
81 dinero por cincor suscrltores nuevos,
pqr un ano cada uno. le mandaremos
III Nuevo Mexicano libre por I'm afio.
veanse los precios de suscricion arr.
ba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05
Sc NEcEslrAN AoENrEs.

Agentes para procurar suscriciones
Sc necesitan en- todas parties del Te'
rritorio. Sc pagaran comisiones libe-
rales. Dirijanse a la Compahfa I'M
presora del Nuevo Mexicano por par
~ticulares. gn4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05

Chihuahua, que termin6 en- I
batalla de Sacramento tan grad
camente descripss por 81 autor
Ia cual clasiicoc sin igual Of
los arales de las guerras de
mnndo.
La reproduction del relat'
hecho p0r ell Coronel John I
Hughes, que fue miembro de Il
expedition; esta precedida POI
un brege diario de este que en-
pieza 81 lines II de Agosto d.
1640, a la llegada de Ia expedition
la Pecos, rs millas de Santa Fe
Retiere la matanza por 81 Genera
Salazar, Ia captura de su hijo, Ii
fuga del Gobernador Armijo J
los muchos otros eventos que
courtroom en- aquel vsrano in
vierno y trasformaron d Nuevt
Mexico de provincial mexicanae on
territorio de los Estados Unidos.
La entrada del General Kearney
q Santa F6, su discurso y procla.
ma, sus accioles subsecuentes,
son embellishments descriptas,
y al mismo tempo Sc da una pin
tura de las costumbres locales Y
acontecimientos memories que es
de gran interes a TODD residente
de Santa F6. Ell diario termina
EN- IL de Marco de 1847, pocos
dias antics de la batalla de Sacra.
mento, y de ALI est& construida
Ia narration de Hughes, Ell re.
lato de la Marcia sobre Ia Vereda
de Santa Fe y de Santa Fe hacia
abaJo del Vale del Rio Grande a
traves de Ia Tornado del Muerto
hasta ell Paso, como tambien ok.
pediciones memories d Abiquiu y
Cebolleta en- contra de los Nava.
joes, juntO con menci0n ipcideu,
tai de la Rebellion de Taos y otros
aconiecimientos que deberian
ser mas generalmente cor.ocidos
de 10 que son, forman una nara
ci6n que es de interes intense en-
todas sus paginas. Algunas de
las pinturas hechas sobre .condi.
clones sociales y de otra especie
en- Santa Fe Ell aquella epoca, es
verdad que no son muy lisonje.
ras, pero fernando en- considera.
cion los tiempos, las circunstan.
,ias, y alguna preocupacion ma
son tai vez bastante exac.
Jas. La matanza del Gobernador
las batallas de Embudo y
la matanza en- Mora, las
,scaramuzas en- Rio Colorado y
las Vegas, Ell ataque en- Cienega,
a ejecuci6n de seis prisioneros y
narration de ultrajes de los
ndios son descrlptos en- los dlti.
nos capftulos de la reproduction
hughes, que esta ilustrada con
n mapa del Sudoeste, fechado
S48, ell cual por 81 solo es un !,
mento hist6rico. Las
100 pdginas gentlemen
ma invaluable lista de los regi'
lientos que formaban ell Ejercito {
ell Poniente y del Primer Regi' !
liento de Voluntarios montados
9 Misuri. Aqui tambien Sc da u
n mapa mostrando 81 derrotero 9
de independence, Mis- e
ouri, por 10 Vereda de Santa Fe $
49, L
asia Santa Fe y de ALI a Ell c
aso, Chihuahua, Monterey y 8
Cuando Sc recuerda
ae algunos dc los que participa-
IN en- Ia expedition viven toda.
"a, y que'entre c~iudadanos de .
'ominencia actual en- Nuevo :.
hay descendientes direc' !
s de los veteranos que tomaron1c
en- esa notable compaf1ia, i
ltcnces Sc vera que la narracion
sne un inter6s mas que local 8 !.
st6rico y deberia estar en- todas !,
librerias del Sudoeste.
- =
i sITuAcIoN soBRE EsTADo ES a.
Aua~ ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05

Ell Nuevo Mexicano Sc envia q to-
das las estafetas en- Nuevo Mexico, y
tiene una circulation grande y Gre
ciente entire la genie intelligence y
progresista del sudoeste.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
BERT PDRTEOUS
JOINS KICKERS
ADVENT OF Ff.MoUs HALFBAcK
CAUSES FuRoRE
Local Association Football Fans Well
come Canadian Champion, and
Bootlns Game EnIlsts Many
New Adherents

Local association football has taken
a big lecp forward by the advent of r.
H. Porteous, for two years the cham
pion half back of Canada and one OF
the greatest living players Of the game.
There are now three association
teams of high calibre in this city, in
cluding the Th.stles, under the leader
ship of John Given, 512 South Broad
way; the Rangers, headed by the crack
players of Alexander Hedden of 60S
East Fifth street, and George Low, and
the Los Angeles Association Football
club, managed by William Morris OF
29081a South Flower street.
Interest in the game Is increasing by
bounds on the Pacific coast, and San
Francisco now boasts teams that car
give the best Canadian elevens a hard
rub. go
The Rangers now number twenty
two players, the Thistles over twenty,
and the L. A. A. f. club thirty.
Today the Los Angeles team and
the Rangers will have practice game
at Agricultural park
Bert" Porteous. as he is familiarly
known to every association football
fiend in Canada, played on the winning
team of the college league of 1905, was
champion half back in 1905 and 1906,
was member of the Carlyle champions
of the northwest territories from 1901
to 1905, and played with the Virden
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
BASEBALL TRYOUTS
START SOON AT THR00P
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Dec. 14.-After the holiday
vacation the tryouts at Throop for places
on the baseball team will be put through
hard practice with the purpose of develop
ing a winning team. Banning Vail has
been chosen to lead the nine on the dia-
mond, and with the material on hand the
prospects are good for a team that will
hold it's own with any of the prep schools
of the south.
H. e. Hester, vaudeville player who
has had considerable experience on the
University of Colorado team, is working
out with the bunch now trying for places,
and he may be retained as coach. Last
year Throop made creditable showing,
but only five of the veterans of the hust-
ling team remain. They are Vail, captain.
who is working out as both pitcher and
shortstop; c.. Smith, first base; Harville,
second and center field; w. Smith, third
base, and Hester, right field. OF the new
timber Ralph Jones is slated for short
stop. He Is the speedy end of the foot
ball team. Wold Is to be tried in left
field and gives promise of developing into
heavy sticker. Stone is trying fol
second base, and McLaurin is also being
used on the inffe1d in practice. There are
several promising candidates for catcher,
and the team is in need of a reliable
pitcher to help out Capt. Vail.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
MAJOR MERCER NAILS
LIES AGAINST CARLISLE

CARLISLE, Pa, Dec. 14.-Major VIII
liam A. Mercer, superintendent Of the
Carlisle Indian school, when asked for
some expression bearing on published
statements relating to the eligibility OF
Carlisle Indian football players, said:
IT have received positive evidence that
the charges emanate from sources inim-
ical to the interests of the Carlisle
school. The published criticisms had
their inception in the malice Of three
individuals formerly connected with the
Carlisle school.
zone, lately relieved from the Indian
service at Carlisle, was until recently
one of the most active factors in en-
gineering the athletic associations busi-
ness; another, an Indian employe, was
recently discharged for embezzlement OF
money belonging to Carlisle Indian chill
dren, and another, a former employe,
was dismissed for misconduct at pub
lie occasion at the Carlisle school.
'"The criticisms relating to eligibility,
the status of athletics or their effect
upon efficiency and discipline at the
school, as well as the statements refer
ring to the auditing of athletic accounts,
are either absolutely false or misleading
in spirit.
1.-THE Indian athletic funds are used
exclusively for the mental, moral and
physical interests of the Carlisle stu
DENTS and the accounts are carefully
kept by clerks of the school and officers
of the athletic association by authority
and general direction prescribed by the
United States Indian office and audited
monthly"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
GUIDES MADDENED TEAM
THROUGH CROWDED STREET
coachman's Goodness Saves Wife of
Oil Masnate and Companion on
Broadway-Broken Trace
Starts Dash

with splendid skill and a GOODNESS that
aroused the admiration of the thousands
of pedestrians along Broadway yesterday
afternoon, John Pugh, coachman en-
ployed by Daniel Murphy. president of
ths Brea Canyon Oil company, guided a
team of runaway horses between cars,
automobiles and wagons for more than
four blocks, his horsemanship probably
saving from serious injury himself and
the two occupants of the coach, Mrs.
Murphy and her sister. Miss Susie Sum-
mott.
The horses became frightened near
Broadway and Eighth street when trace
broke The, high-spirited animals dashed
along Broadway, guided between obstacles
with consummate skill, until a point half
way between Third and Fourth streets
was reached. Here one of the horses
struck standing automobile and was
thrown to the street, dragging its mate.
Pugh was thrown from his seat and sus-
tanned a slight injury above one eye.
Neither of the women was injured
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
EARLY TIDE
WINS IN MUD
TALENT FOOLED BY STICKY
GOING IN FOUR RACES
Default Handicap Proves a Dismal
Farce, Peter Sterling at 2 to I
Trailing Behind Field
of Seven

Special to The Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 14-Sticky go
ing somewhat upset the calculations of
the bettors at Oakland today. and but
two first choices finished in front.
The Pacific Union handicap at one mine.
the feature of the card, resulted in a dis
aster for the talent. as Joe Nealon, favor
lite, did not get inside the money. Early
Tide, a seven to one chance, fresh from
Los Angeles. proved a good mud runner
and won by neck in hard drive from
Gene Russell.
The Lafayette handicap, mile and
sixteenth, proved a dismal farce. Peter
Sterling was favorite at to 1, but was
never anywhere in the first flight and was
last in field of seven. Burbic, who was
second choice In the betting, was first
away and won as he pleased while Fred
Bent just did beat out Red Leaf for the
place.
The first race was a carnival of long
shots. Nina Gibson won at 20 to from
Ethel Abbott. 8 to /, while a 100 to l
chance, Yank, got third place.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
OLD RED AND BLUE
STANDS BRAVE AND TRUE
special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 14-Nobody at
the University of Pennsylvania found any
great occasion for excitement over
charges against the status of the Carlisle
football eleven launched in the west.
The Pennsylvania system, invariably
followed for two decades, ever since foot
ball was played by the Red and Blue,
has been to accept defeat without COM
plant or post-mortems, the resolve to
reverse the verdict on the next meeting
being consolation for defeat.
Prominent Red and Blue authorities
yesterday were prompt to say that they
would not follow the example OF the Uni
versity of Chicago and drop the Indians.
Mike Murphy, Captain Hollenback, Man
ager Hamilt ton Disston, who has charge
of the business end of the Penn teams
aqairs, Head Coach AL Smith, all were
positive that nothing had been disclosed
that would prevent the Red and Blue
from having a chance at revenge next
year.
Mr.. Murphy said:
Even should the charges prove true
in every particular, it will make no diff
! ference to Penn. The Indians play a
hard, clean game; they are great draw
! Ing card, and next year, with the prestige
of four victories in big games in 1907, they
ought to be better than ever.
"They <orce us to show the best we
have, and for that reason make ideal
practice games for our final pair of big
matches. Only next year we've got TO
play the redskins when we are further
advanced in our preparation. Well play
them, no mater what the others do"
Denials have come from Superintendent
Mercer Coach Warner and Wauseka.
new captain of the team, as to the more
serious charges of professionalism. Some
of the indictments are frankly admitted.
especially the one which deals with the
number of years members of the eleven
are permitted to play.
But as an outcome of the disclosures
Head Coach Warner has intimated that
legislation will be passed to limit a mans
playing to four or. at most. five years.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
HARVARD MEN DENoUNcE
INCOMPETENT COACHING

The Harvard Bulletin in its current is
sue takes exception editorially to the
suggestion that commission of OLD
football captains to direct Harvard foot
ball affairs be appointed. 1t would put
the onus on the athletic committee. The
editorial follows:
1.-THE Bulletin reiterates the statement
of It's belief that the time has come when
the athletic authorities-in the first
place, the athletic committee-must de-
eide on the policy to be pursued.
whether football shall be so conducted
here that Harvard teams can compete
on approximately equal terms with the
elevens of other colleges. or whether in
tercollegiate football shall be abandoned.
One of these conclusions must be made;
in our Judgment either would be better
than the policy which has been allowed
to exist here ever since football assumed
it's present Importance in the public
mind.
THE suggestion has been made that
If football Is to be continued at Har-
ward the choice of head coach should
be left with a small committee of grad
yates who in their college days were
we'll known football players. We recall
the fact that a few years ago, in tho
winter of 1903 a meeting of football
men was held In Boston and graduate
football committee was appointed: that
committee was influential in selecting
the head coach for the eleven of the fol-
lowing year. but since that time it has
done nothing. A new committee would
probably have the same kind of existence.
We see no reason why the athletic com
mittee should not take the responsible
ity of selecting head coach If there is
to be one. That committee is composed
of members Of the faculty, graduates and
undergraduates; It should reflect the
opinion of the Harvard body generally
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
NEW SAUCER TRACK
TO BE BUILT HERE
WORK ON SIX-LAP COURSE TO
START SOON
Fancy Records Are Looked for If
Well Known WheeImen Can
Be Persuaded to
Ride

1t is reported on good authority Los
Angeles Is to have q six-lap saucer track.
Work on the track will begin inside of
sixty days, and some fast events are an
ticipated soon after it's completion.
The promoters Of the enterprise say the
proposition will be put through, but they
will not tell where the track will be
located, or allow the names of the hackers
to be published until the work Is under
way.
Local motorcyclists and wheelmen are
enthusiastic over the prospect. and the
Derkum machine is looked to to set some
fancy records if Derkum can be per-
suaded to ride.
The Reading Standard motorcycle in the
1908 model has begun to arrive and eight
of the machines have already been re-
ceived by John T. Bill & Co., the Cali
fornia distributors.
Several of the machines have been de
Iivered on waiting orders, and the pros
pect Of the rapid sale of the balance is
good
All the machines received so far have
the mechanical intake value that has
proven so efficient in affording hill climb
Ing power.
The adoption of the mechanical intake
advanced automobile building and is prov
ing a good trade winner, as it affords
more power under low speed, which is a
great advantage.
The two machines of the Model A style
recently purchased by the Pasadena police
department, as well as the one ridden by
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
PIrTsRURe DROPS TWELVE

PITTSBURG, Dec. l-Twelve players
of the Pittsburg ball club are to be
dropped. according to letter from Capt.
Fred Clarke, which was received at the
clubs offices here today. Clarke is on
his ranch In Kansas. According to his
letter he will not take more than TWEEN
ty-five men south next spring He has
thirty-six signed now and will sign an
other within q few days.
Clarke mentions no names OF the mon
that are to be dropped. He has an
nounced that he would not attend the
meeting OF the National league IN New
York next week. Clarke further said
that he would confine all the exhibition
games in the west next spring to Kan
sas towns.
Another bit OF interesting gossip to
baseball fans in this city was the state
ment today that Garry Hermann OF Cin-
cinnati had made an offer for Tommy
Leach OF the Pittsburg team. Hermann
wants Leach to manage the Reds IN
place Of Ned Hanlon. but it IS no. ex-
pected here that Leach will go 20 tho
Cincinnati team.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
COLORADO SPRINGS HIGH
ALSO TO PLAY SEATTLE
Special I, the Herald.

Special - Inc Herald.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Dec. 14-Tho
projected trip for the Colorado Springs
high school ''Terrors," interscholastic
champions of Colorado, is now assured.
with games at Delta. Ogden. Butte and
Seattle
These games will decide the champion
ship of the United States. as Los Angeles
high school will also play Seattle. and
Seattle defeated Chicago, the eastern in
terscholastic champions last year. and
Seattle therefore still holds the champion
ship of the country.
The dope is figured as follows: Colorado
Springs is the Colorado champion, Ogden
is the Utah champion. Butte is the Mon
tana champion and Los Angeles is the
California champion. The final winner
will stand the acknowledged champion of
the United States. unless some eastern
high school comes forward to contest tho
claim, In which event the east will be
pitted against the west again.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
SPARTAMS BEAT
METEORS 2S TO 2l

The second OF series of basketball
games to determine the championship OF
the Los Angeles Y. NJ G. A. was played
last night ON the court of the association
between the Spartans and Meteors and
resulted in victory for the former by
score of 2s to 21.
The contest was unusually fast and ex-
citing and was filled with spectacular
of team and individual play
ing. Elkeles of the Spartans Won twenty
of the points for his side, and Wilson
scored thirteen of the Meteor tauies.
The first of the series of games was
won last Saturday night by the Meteors
by a very close margin, and the two
teams are expected to make a hot race
for the best three out of five games
which is necessary for the championship.
The next meeting is scheduled for next
Saturday. and the week following picked
team will be chosen from the Spartans
and Meteors to contest with the Arctic
brotherhood five from Nome. Alaska, at a
future date. Between the halves last
night the Gladiators, gymnasium team
of the association, gave skillful exhibit
tions of pyramid building and tumbling.
The lineup last night was: