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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-27

Dear Santa Claus: want a little
plano and a go cart and a set cf dishes.
a doll and a side board with love 10
you. DORETHEA BONDE.
am Z years old.
For sister / want a doll baby a go
cart. table, and a little umbrella. and
q long sled and a cradle
For baby a wheelbarrow and a train
and that IS all. Please bring to 325
Thirteen-and-a-half street sOut west.
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Gould's Wonder Store, 4aI 9Th.
Toys. favors. tinsel, stocking gifts. etc
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Nice Table Potatoes SOC Bushel, De-
Hvered. c. ". Pugh & Bro. s46 La. ave.
NV nO26-7t
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12o4 G 81. G. A. Muddiman & Co., 6l6 y 81
Miller Oil Heaters. Gas Radiators.
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More Modest Than Others.

si6 NJ street southeas,
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
.4UTOISTS IN SESSION.
Suggestion That GHdden Tour Be
gin in Chicago This Year.

The nrst meeting OF the recently appo nted ex-
ecutIve committee OF the American Automobile
Association was held yesterday afternoon the
ofioes OF the Long Island Motor Parkway. at FIFE
avenue and 44th street. President w II. Hotch-
kiss presided. and those present were Jefferson De
Mont Thompson. A. q. Batchelder Sidney s. Cor
ham, George L. Harrington, Lewis \. Speer and
Legislative board and Chairman Hooper OF the good
roads board We're also present by Invitation.
chairman TeTry of the legislative board turned
over copy Of the proposed federal automob1s
law. entitled AN act providing for the regulation
IuehLISatIon ana registration OF motor vehicles
engaged in interstate travel" This measure viii
be introduced In Congress. and Mr.. Terry is now
engaged in making summary of the bill. which
WI WI be made public In week or SO
that II Is MS judgment that the membership OF
the racing board should DO Increased so as to be
the president OF the association be authorized to
appoint additional members to the racing board in
was taken to provide for enough rnClng
board members 10 assure the presence OF at least
nois or California
ocutlvo committee suggest TO the touring board
that the 1907 American Automobile Association tour
chicago or some city west Of Chicago, provided a
suhcient number OF entrants can be secured 70
assure the success OF the tour; that such tour be
X possible through the states OF Indiana, Ohio
and Pennsylvanta and end at Washington with q
possible supplemental tour through the Sheuan-
doah Valley and Virginia and that the board an
nouncs the rules governing the tour later than
At the suggestion OF Mr.. Thompson the touring
board was instructed 10 gather facts valuable to
members of the association who intend TO tour in
Europe and have applications on file for securing <
licenses on arrival abroad and, in general furnish
ton. '-40i iA
resolution. suggested by Mr.. FarrinStor WAS
adopted. 1t provides that the chairman OF the
committee be instructed draft and present at the
amendment TO the bylaws which viii make II p6s-
s!ble for the organization of state associations in
states or federal districts where there IS likely TO
be only one club.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15

lesley Mass third, Knurrt seelbers George semer
r:e Class 2!3 d@ehs4upds open: bitshe other eoo
Norwood silver, Norwood Kennels Chestnut Hnl Penn.
1esei y1pa von Jpngboz cenTrs' RneT %
city; reserve. Ursula @, !. Graehe New York city
POODLEs.
Class 29G (poodes; curly; open: dogs; backp-Flrs'
Aaddn !. I5 BED , Brook KenHes Great Neck Ling island
Long Island; third. ONYX. Red Brook Kennels Great
Class 2qf ,pGodles curly oren; dogs other than boca
FIRST Red Brook RUFUS Red Brook Kennels Great
Babylon, Long Island; third Lord. r, Grnmmer New
@a cess sS EOS gos 2ode; .n5a Gs5ly a nnsSs &
reserTo sS aa4n Red BPeE KsnSes Neck Long Island
Clasg 304 goodies curly; winners; bitcheslTinner.
Long Island; reserve, Pandora Meadowmero Kennels.
CHOW CHOWS.
nese Chum Blue Dragon RenneIs Iarchn1on, " Y
Chino rihoe.s de MoHtgyo ccid spring Har6of % L5as
Class 81 Cchow elbows; winners; dors)--winner. On
Chinese ChuIn Blue Blue Dragon Kennels IArchmont. n
Gass 9It (c69w e9ows y6 Gpen 6i,ShssFrst Frls
Miss A NJ PecE chicago: third Iady ChumIey Mrs
A. o. Var Eougen New York CITY.
FriHs Richarasqn Nsw York Ci'yt reserve. Duchess
DALMATTANs
ss s29 e sooDS & SGs' ana bitches er
WIniston Long Island: second Gedney Farm sand
storm, II willets. white Plains. N. Y. third Rugby
Class 829 Talmetens' open; dogs,-F1rs, RockcIine
second, Gedney Farm Challenger. II wiiets White
Plains. n. Y; third Gedney Farm Roadster H wiets
Class 324 fDalmatisns winners:
away Rockcllne Kennels. Hampstead. Long Island;
serve Gedney Farm Surprise. II. Wets, White Plains
Belle. ?. r. Drury, Boston; second. I.ansiowne LADY
Peggy, Miss NJ. ". Martin Chestnut Hill. Penn. third
Windy Valley Queen. II. Wllets. White Plains. y. Y
Class 800 CDnlmatiens: winners: b;ches)-Winner
Queen Belle, = r. Drury. Boston; Iansdowne
Lady Peggy. Miss NJ w. Martin CHESTNUT Hill Penn.
SCOTTISH TERRIERS.
bred in the United taes or Canada,Fs os t"q
RUmpus J. l. Little. Brooklne Mass; second Cros-
Sister Doom. w. Johnston. Elmsford y. Y.
Glass 4S5 Scottish terriers open: dogs)Frst Erchess
Piper. II g phIpps Westbury. Long Island: second
SRndown Tartar. George Lauder Jr. Greenwich. Conn
third. Lehury JACK Frost, Mrs r. NJ Robinson. Phia-
Class 4se Scottish terriers winners: dogs-winner
Erchless Ffper, n. c. Phipps Westbury Long island
rGserve, Sandown Tartar George lauder jr Greenwich
Class Scottish terriers winners btchee)-winner
reGrve. Walescott Bess Walescot Kennels 8ernards-
WELSH TERRIERS
B0I fWrlsn terriers: OPEN dogs)-Frst FndcI,me
Niblck +. g. Lord. !r Lawrence Long Island; second
Cynon Carboy, r. W c Ellison Bryn Mawr Penn; third
Class 5c2 (Nelsh terriers; bltches)-Frst Senny
Starlight 3. and G. de Coppet. New CITY: second
Cairnsmur WigwHm. g. NJ Carnochan. city n Y;
third Bala Barley, Walesco;t Kennels Bernardsvllie
welsh terriers: winners; dogs and bitches-
Winner Endcline Niblick, +. B. LORD 1r. Lawrence
Long Island reserve Senny Starlight Is. and G. de
I Coppet, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
PEACE In DOG WORLD.
AUGUST BELMONT ACTS.
Discussions in american Kennel Club
Sm0othed OUer.

August Belmont acted as the peacsmaker at the
annual meeting OF the American Kennel Club. at
No. 80 Liberty street. yesterday. and the dissen-
sions. which threatened to disrupt the organization
were smoothed over. When the fight over the ques-
tion OF the right at the quarterly sneetngs
was at its height Mr.. Belmont came forward and
offered compromise resolution 10 the amendment
demanded by the opposition forces. This resOlu-
ton practically conceded the demands while main
tanning the provisions Of the incorporation OF the
club, over which the split threatened.
The troubles In the American Kennel Club began
last November, when the organization was incor-
porated Up TO that time the delegates enjoyed
the privilege OF attending the quarterly meetings
but. according TO the constitution. IS per cent
OF the delegates We're deprived of this privilege
as these meetings limited 10 the board OF di-
rectors which numbered thirty. THIS was the prin-
cipal objection the part OF the opposition while
the curtailment OF the voting power OF the dele
gates another stumbling block. The demand
was made FOR a restitution OF voting power for the
members. which existed before the club be-
came Incorporated last November While the oppo-
sltion voted 20 Incorporate the club the assertion
was made that they had voted under mlsappre-
hension.
DR. T. Il. Qsgood led the opposition forces yes
terday, and Tor time the outlook for peace IN
the organization dark When matters began
70 reach crisis. however. Mr. Belmont offered the
following resolution:
That the annual meeting Of the club be held In
February, and the regular quarterly meetings Of
ber. ~ such time and places as the President may
select, providing twenty DAYS notice be given 10
the delegates
This brought about "a truce. at least It was
coucotory and led 10 many Of the members
changing their attitude. Some objections were
made by those who felt aggrieved but after some
discussion the resolution WAS unanimously adopted.
adopted
Au election for three directors 10 succeed Will
lam Z. Earle. Joseph VI. Dale and Gouverneur VI.
Carnochan, who resigned, resulted in the election
OF }. Sereeant Price Winthrop Rutherford and
w, @ Goldman. l1F =. II. OSsood, the leader or
the opposition. who was nominated. badly
beaten.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
WITH ATHLETIC BOWLERS
Ne7c York Wins Three Games from
the Ne7cark Ban Five.

The New York Athletic Club bowling team won
three straight games from Newark Bay its
home alleys last night in Athletic Bowling
League series. Tho first two games were one sided
with the home team winning by wide margins.
but the last game was hard fought and New York
only won by six pins. with the good total OF 9T6
The visitors began the third game with a rush
and led by 1l6 pins ar the end OF the sixth frame
Then came a heartbreakng finish in which New
York managed win In the last frame by a mar
margin.
jaeger. who put up the good total OF 25I for New
ark Bay, blew badly in the last frame. lie began
with a spare ana followed with eight strikes With
the chance OF beating the high score of the league
OF 26}. made by Van Ness. and OF winning the
gam4 for his side, he got only five pins and all
In the last frame. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
Winning FaUorites Fec and Far
BctCeen at City Park.

New Orleans. Feb. H.-For the third day In suo-
cesslon favorites were bowled over with startling
frequency at City Park to-day. Paul Clifford a
slight choice Bert Osra, the only one to
reward the form players and he only the third
winning favorite in twenty-one races.
Long shots held revel. Dew OF Dawn which got
up to win the baby in the last stride, and Gil
tain, which came from far back to earn the purse
in fifth race were the big surprises OF the dav
Marvin Neal played from 8 to / to o to 2 rnado
of the running in the sixth race ANA lasted
long enough TO win by u head from Anna Day, the
iaVOr!te, The summaries follow:
First race seven furlongs)-Toseboro lO4 QIogK) 70
tho Valley, l02 q. shea) Is to s. third. Time :2S
gonia Ever Near, sylvan Belle. Mullins. Ldwina. Monte
second race (steeplechase short course)-Aules 40
20 l. second Surtor Resnrtus l35 CYoureD 20 10 i
third Time, 2:3S1s. Jackson Day Subador. Narsn. Rip
ARABIC and Lights out also
Third race three and half furiongs)-Dew or Dawn.
liz tWalkerl, 10 10 L. won Gresham, los (NlcoD to
sue. Coincdert. Bernardo. sand. Belle Of Kent
Florence L., Liwless and Peoria also
Fourth race (Seven furlOngs)-Paul Clifford, 1O2 Van
Dusen) 10 l, won: Bert Osra. lO2 iarner) ls 10 b.
second; Mazonia o. &C. BookeTl. 90 to l. third. Time
Maekey. steea Eichberg. Pentagon. Miss MeKenna and
Orderly also
Fifth furlongs)-CifaIn Io7 CIogE) 20 20
J. Prince Brutus lO7 (Daly) Ii second Orline
l02 tBeckman!, ls 70 l. third Time. l;2!4s Hunting
Orient. Omar Khayyam. Pat Bulger. Nellie Burn ana
Fancy Dress also
Sixth Cons mile and n quarter)-Marvin Neal
Z. second; Eve Green, 90 (Van Dusenl. 10 / th,rN
Time 2;O7A. Foreigner cashier Bell the cat coinrs
klavigny also -
Seventh (six furlongO-Coltness 10 CMc1rtvr.,
De Oro, ia (sederl 13 TO /. third Time Lis soIIv
NJ Western Abingdon. Chase and Paxton also ran
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
RACING At NEJV ORLEANS.

TOeals .... ss7 $40 s70
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
SKATING WAR DECLARED
II. Il. u. TAKES CONTROL.
Senior and Junior Championships
WLiN Be Held FebruQru 22.

The Amateur Athletic Union OF the United States
has decided to control amateur skating. In future
It will hold It's own championship meetings and en-
courage skating among IT'S registered athletes,
Secretary John J. Dixon announced yesterday that
all the votes thai had been cast in to the
notice sent out early in the week were in favor Of
severing the alliance with the National Skating AS
socaton. To this end President James z. Sullivan
was instructed to cancel the alliance and announce
that not only has the Amateur Athletic Union
sumed jurisdiction ice skating, but that 1t has
taken over roller skating and all games that are
played roller skates.
In order that quick action might be had Presi-
dent Sullivan has appointed Barlow S. Weeks chair
man OF the skating championships committee. Two
championships VIII be held, senior and junior. The
Junior meeting will be open - all skaters who have
not won skating championships in America any
track and field meetings of the Amateur Athletic
Union. Where these championships VIII be held
same has been set for February %. The races viii
be held wherever suitable Ice be found. The
some skating rink. Entries viii close with Barlow
5. Weeks No. p Warren street, February 81.
Is the intention OF the officials of the Amateur
Athletic Union 10 have eaCn association the
hold skating Championships. in the same manner
as they hold track and field championships. II IS
too late to have an elaborate plan Of sectional
and national championships. but that will come
next year. President Sullivan appointed a
mittee OF the Metropolitan Association a follows:
chairman; F. W. Ruben Of St. Georges Athletic
Club: Thomas e OBrien OF the Warren Athletic
Club Newark, n J.; Thomas J. Nevin, OF ST Bar
the Mott Haven Athletic Club; Mortimer Bishop
OF the New York Athletic Club and W. Timan, Of
the Mohawk Athletic Club.
This committee Will as possible secure
q place within the state OF New York where the
metropolitan championships, open only 10 skaters
held.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
RADTKE GETS LICENSE.
Jockey, Suspended Last Fall, Re
inStated by Ste1CardS.

Herman Radtle the Jockey can ride again. His
application for license granted yesterday at
a meeting OF the stewards of tho Jockey Club, in
the Windsor Arcade. Radtke suspended dur
ing the Jamaica meeting last fall for an uusatIB-
factory ride Tommy WRddeu and he has been
on the ground since. in spite Of the fact that
he went to California expecting that the ban would
be removed The stewards delayed any action,
however. until yesterday that he has been
able to accept any mounts. HIS reinstatement viii
meet the approval OF racegoers as good jockeys
few and far between Radtke is under contract
10 Roy A, Rainey.
S. c. Hildreth granted permission 70 correct
the entry Of Tony Faust in the Brooklyn. Suburban
and Brighton handicapB, and g, Z. Durneu WAS
granted the same privilege for HIS horse NeaIon IN
the races
Tho application OF r. I. Rogers who was ruled
off last yenr for a rehearng was denied and
jockey licenses were denied Charles Bell. Walter
Adams and T. ]. Walker.
The following licenses We're granted as recon-
mended by the license committee:
Jockeys-Charles r Brady. Harry J. Brady. John
~ INN, James Hen4essy; Charles Garner Joseph Har-
~ -, Iiioler JoSePn Johnson Charles koeTner
NIeoI G. G. Olandt and H. Radtke.
1Ss ~ 5ITs y. n y. bS.~ James Iodeg i A Bonsack
q J Decker l. h. boswell n. DaIyy, 9 J. Engoj s'
simmons, Walter Guild. II. L. Griffin Henry era
ughe E Hn4S SsG2a Ravsrd rTf5ni H6mmaa GnarSs J. Is
TSa91a l1iis NlIH tLtLs'h g. {. Hal William Harris
:. n Holman, W, o. Joplin, W B jennings W:ll-
lam Jennings. jr., a j. Joyner Charles II Jenkins
ETed Idttehed. Conoyer Leighton. 3 T. Iattleaeld
William Lakeland. George T. Miller. Green r. Nor
rs Lucien Malone, A. Molinelu r T. Murnlx ]
r MaybeTry; John Miller. ", H. Mosby. G a Mul-
nollaId, j H. McAvov, henry Mccarthy. w 4
Mckinney. William T. AIcGIvuey A . McGaffertv
); II. Mccormick, Thomqs Mctreery. J. G. NalIv
g. NJ Odonl. Charles ok Frank O'Nenl KimbaI
PattergoH t.d Peters, F. II Phillips William Pro-
ieau, w T. Philips, George p Perrin John II.
Fo"erS, W. y. Presgrave. John ". PaugIe James
Rove John y. Rogers, Frank Regan. r A smith
John L. smith, 4. Il. StausbuTy, ~. II Schaut
James Sennett. A. Snons, W H. snyder john
Schlosser, William Shields J. NJ Shields W l.
Io#hes Eugene Wayland. Henry Walker +, d
" Ven Peter WINNER Joseph, West Edwin White
John Wh3lcn and A. thinner
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
SPORTS 1T COLUMBIA.
Need of More Ro1cing Men-Cubs
Vim Hockey Game.

Rowing conditions at Columbia have reached such
a state that the graduate advisory committee has
issued a statement in which II warns Columbia
men that. unless more candidates report ut once
the chances Of success in any of the numerous
races that the BEe and White has 10 row are
slight. The letter is signed by Albert w Putnam
Morton q. Bogue, I; Ludlow Chrystle s. p Nash
and T. B. Irvine, all former crew men
Two men who have been doing good work this
year, will probably have to give up Training he
cause of pressure OF their academic work Srhev
Heinrich. who rowed No. last wear ana
Won SaZn, who, according to Rice was nlasterinT
the stroke in fine style and was almost sure or
a place In the boat.
K NJ. Boorman. Os. and H. Z. sade 90. wero
the winners IN the half and quarter mile runs
which held at Columbia yesterday afternoon
continuing the weekly handicap track games
Boorman, who was the winner in two contests on
the previous day. gave creditable performance in
the Quarter-mile run. "
The Columbia freshmen defeated De witt CIin-
ton High School In fast game OF hockey AZ tho
St Nicholas Rink yesterday morning by a score Of
TO /. From the start the freshmen had ALI the
better OF It, SURPRISING their opponents comnatei,,
IN passing and shooting. Eadie who scored four ~
Columba's goals played the best game for the
strength. " -
Columbia will line up against Harvard at basket-
ball in the Columbia gymnasium tonight. IN The
intercollegiate championship series.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
MOTOR BOAT SHOU- NEXT.
Governor Hughes Has Been Inritfd
10 Open Exhibition.

Governor Charles r Hughes and his staT ana
the commodores Of hundred and htty yacht clubs
have been invited BY the National Association q
Engine and Boat Manufacturers 70 attend tns
opening OF the National Motor Boat Show at &adl-
Square Garden next Tuesday night The SAoW,
which is 10 be distinctly motor boat show -
year. for the first time. VIII remain open esAs
days, instead of Hfteen. as heretofore. -
There are uiuety-fOur exhibitors. and anlonS 70
exhibits Will he seen motors run by denatured a.
CohOl, Kerosene and electricity from s,orzSe ce4-
Washingtous Birthday is to b. set apart as =
family day, and Saturday as CLiidreus Day Anons
the boats exhibited VIII be many ot tho raiins
craft. D..
The American Power Bolt Association viii loE
its annual meeting at the Hetel knlCksrbCcScE CA
Wednesday evening. and ON Saturday evening. tenn--
ruayy 2S. the Motor Boat club Vt America W.
hold beefsteak dinner AT Reiser Vr5eEs ESa'-
avenue and 5Sth street
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
GOOD PRICES FOR TRoTTERs.

Lexington. Ky. Feb. H.-Eighty-seven head Of
trotters were sold to-day by the Kentucky Sales
Company for a total OF S405S5. The horses which
sold for more than 81 OOO follow:
whtslock. br. g. s. BY Wigg:ns-Maid OF windsor.
s,w " " Evans LexiHaton. KY -, s4.4OO
Hantngtoni T c Jefferson lexington. KY -. $500
sPss[s' e D. smith Gs9rgetown. y........@.. 24po
Webb: PhilaasipniA 1.7Oo
A5rowsmh Gceepsboro y 1900
y stewart Lexington Ky -, 1900
Hsdrles. Eairmont " "a. -. 2soo
BLACK; " " E.ans ..... 1000
Shelby T. b 2 by Jay McGresor-Ra roaess
sedala. John Kyer. Ladoss, Ind. 1000
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
NO CENTIPEDE RACE.
Board of Ro5cing Ste,cards Decide
AGAINST Nezc Contest

It was announced yesterday that the board Of
stewards Of the Intercollegiate Rowing Associa-
t!on had decided not to introduce a centipede rae,
at Poughkeepsie this year. owing to lack OF entries
Some time ago it decided that n there were
three entries Such a race would be placed on tho
programme. Ward, OF Pennsylvania and Rice oS
Columbia, agreed TO enter crews but Ten Fcvck
and Courtney fatty refused.
NotWithstanding this Rice will put all OF his men
at work for a time IN cenupedes this spring .stsr
he expects TO Introduce octoDede for hIs second
crew He believes that there is much moro pover
TO be gotten out OF centipede that a. n pace
maker for The varsity il is better than regular
eight Dared shell. - -''
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
TO START MOTOR BOATS
Conditions Changed for Flag to FIag
Race IN Florida.

Miami. T'la-, Feb. 1.-THE fag-to-nag race from
here TO Nassau. which was postponed on account
Of the rough weather. win positively start at 1890
o'clock tomorrow morning. The ruI.s governing
the race have been changed This time each boat
VIII go at pleasure as to course sailed stops cic .
tho first to reach Nassau to be declared tho winner
The entries follow: t''
The Whlz entered by Thomas p. Norton Of Now
Haven; the Lee g., entered by A. p. Gerioch OF
Jacksonville Fla the KOndike, entered bv Charles
Ball Of Miami, Fla. and the Daggett entered by
John Haggetty, OF New York -
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
GRAND PRIx AUTO RACE IN JULY.

Paris. Feb. 1.-THE Grand Prix automobile racs
in Normandy.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
REGIMENTAL INDOOR GAMES.

The tenth annual reception and games OF Con-
pany g. 18th Regiment. viii be held ON February
q. Valuable prizes have been donated for the at,l
letic events by Colonel George r. Dyer. Capta-n y
T. Robb. Lieutenant II. H. Rogers, Jr. and taeoI5'
NJ. Cohan.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15

GCSls-F2r 81 Sehoiss souther. Wilder ami Marcus:
for Crescent a G. Linton % Referee-Villlam Rus
sell Hockey club Assistant referee-Dr Mckenzie.
Hockey Club Jmpires-Janes FenwiCk and George
HarmaH. Timers-GeOrge Stebbins and r. Ieake Time
% halvsE-Twenty minutes. Extra perod-Two minutes
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-12

canos de su precinto 0son Nicolas
Baca para Juez de paz y Perfecte
Trullo, soto a|guacil informu
que TODD esta quieto en- su local.
dad y que los prosprectos para
la labranza y cria de gnande son
exceientes.
La Sta, Rufnita Casias, de
Ortiz, Colorado, ha regresado d
Santa Fe, despues de una vista
q sus padres, y Sc entiende que
ne halla otra vez bajo tratamiento
m6dico en- Ell sanatorio del DR..
Dlaz.
Asisti6 mucha concurrencia el
LINES en- IA noche al bale dado
On Ia opera en- celebration de la
boda de Melton Vigil con Ia Sta.
Guadalupita Rael, que tuvo lu-
gar en- la mailana de dicho dia en-
Ia Cathedral.
Las se1oritas Lena y Armada
Ortiz, hijas de Don Celestino
Ortiz Y esposa, que residen EN- ell
No. 115 Gale de Cerri.ios, Sc mar
charon ell ldnes pasado para ell
|Colegio de Agriculture y Artes
Mecanicas en- Mesil!a Park, don.
de proseguiran sus estudios des-
pues de una vacation durante
los dias de fiesta que pasaron con
sus padres en- la capital.
La Sta. Anita Baca, hija del
Hon. y r.. l. Baca, que ha estado
yisitando a sus parientes en- Al
0uquerque, ma regresado a la
ciudad.
Ell comisionado de condado,
Jose Ines Esquebel, estuvo en- la
ciudad a principles de la semana
asistiendo a Ia junta del cuerpo
de comisionados del condado.
Sc march6 Ell martes para su
Residential en- Nambe.
La Investigation preliminar de
John M. Morris, ell matador de
Catalina Lobato, concluy6 el mar
ties pasado, decidiendo ell Juez
Nj File que ell acusado diera una
tianza de S., 900 para comparecer
ante el pr6ximo gran jurado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-12
N, MONDRh6ON,
Manejdaor.
OSTEOPATIA
DR.. CHARLES A.. WHEELON.
SObadOr.

OSTEOPAT1A
DR.. CHARLES A. WHEELON.
Sobador.
No. 1903 Palace Avenue
Cura con exito Intermediates agu
das y cronicas sin drogas o medlcinas
Consulta Gratis.
Horas de Oficina: 9:12 m. 2:5 p. m
OSTEOPATIA.
La osteopatia es I'm sistema de ira
tamiento operado con las manos. No
usa drogas o medicines. I'm conjunto
de musculos ercogidos o mi peque'
mes en- Ia colocacion de una o mas yer.
tebras en- ell espinazo do una persona
implicando ell abastecimiento del ner-
vic y sangre estomago puede eau
sar Indigestion y otras formas de des-
orden en- los ~intestinos. Ell Sobador
releva los musculos encogidos y ARE
gla cualquiera dislocacion por 10 cual
ell paciente queda bueno Immediate
mente. Ell principle es 10 mismo en-
todas OF. as intermediates.
Este tratamiento de SOLAR trata con
buen exito toda clase de enfermeda-
des agudas 0 cronicas. No 80 cobra
por consultation.
DIR. CHARLES A. WHEELON.
SObador.