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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-25

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The Springdale news., 1907-07-19

There was prayer meeting at John Robtnsons Saturday night led by $. 0. Gun and Jack Post of Gentry. Mir. Post k q cousin of Mrs. of Robinson.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-19
1heisbborbood 'Mews
SILENT GROVE.

July l6. X good shower would be appreciated just now.
 Mrs A. K. Her>Hey ot Fort Smith, Ark, k visiting with MIr. and Mrs. Levi Hershey of this place
 Wtn. Haisiip and daughter, Miss Beulah, of Muskogee, I. T., are visiting relatives here.
 N. L. Ford vas kicked by d horse Sunday and is unable to walk at present.
 Miss Dora and Bertha Phelan have been visiting friends and relatives near Rogers.
 The proceeds of the box sup per Ut Bethel were 3ll.
 A large crowd is expected at the Sunday school picnic which is to be held at the spring near the church. the first Saturday III August The committee, con- sisting of Miss Della Pogue and Mrs. keieher and daughter, Miss Allie, are arranging a nice pro gram for the day
 Mrs. Moneyhun and daughter, Miss Nellie, spent Tuesday of last week with Mir. and Mrs. ]. W. Phelan and family Miss MoneYhun. who taught the school It this place last term, will teach again this year.
 Mrs. A>berry Smith has been spending several days with Her son, George Smith, of this place.
 TIE GIRL FROM AVENUE \
The Springdale news., 1907-07-19
LOWELL

July b. Nir. and AIrS. Will Compton, who lave been making their home iu Idaho and Salt Lake City fer the past three years returned 10 Lowell Monday. We haven't iearned whether on a visit or to stay with friends.
 iirs. " H. Cowan is reported on the sick list this week.
 Mrs. Roy Beard is on all ex- tended visit with Her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Neil, west of Lowell
 John Phillips of Springdale, was here Monday looking after apple business He says he k going to be one of us for awhile.
 F. F. Wilmoth is the owner of iue mare recently bought of Kay Hamby Frank has been walking for some time.
 ]. \. Hanby left Monday to spend several days at Westvi.le and other points in the Territory oil business
 The Odd Fellows at this place held their regular election last week and installed tie following officers: J II. Roberts. \. c., A. C. Waves. " G., L I. Sharp secretary and Edwin Richards treasurer.
 A. t.. Richards has been camp
The Springdale news., 1907-07-19

ing at Bentoaeiile the past tel days ia order to attend Chaataa- qua and look after other matters.
 Born Monday night. to NIr. aud Mrs. | II. Roberts. a daugh- ter, Al! getting along nicely.
 W. \. Elliott has been. .very unfortunate recently He lost a fine cow week ago and HOW an othero oae near,g dead. Cause unknown.
 The Baptist Sunday school k arranging to hold children'S day service on the fourth Sunday at the church. A short program will be rendered by the school.
 Thomas Sharp is HOW acting a> head clerk ia the drug store for Dr. Green. Tom seems to be a> happy as one who had been there before. TYRo.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-19

X. E. Richards has been camp
The Springdale news., 1907-07-19
 OAK GROVE.

JaIx i5. here Nas good ttendance at Sunday seaool sun day
 Bessie Nichols tla> secured the school u Goshen fer the fall term
 George Hal>ey drove against d telephone brace while returning from Elm Springs te~ nights ago, breaking both shafts and wheel. George was thrown from tie buggy aud Mrs. Halsey was badly shaken but Do one was seriously hurt.
 Iva Sturdivan has contracted for the school tt O>age Mills.
 Anna and Bessie Nichols went to Brightwater last week to visit their brother. Win Nichols.
 John Sturdivan attended the county meeting of the Farmers Union at Winslow the 9th
 Calvin Holcomb attended tlle old time singing at Zion Sunday.
 Little Grace Steinberg has been quite sick the past week but is better It this writing. N4RI.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-19

There was prayer meeting It the church last Thursday night as twas regular night.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-19
Indigestion.

With it's companions, heart burn. .hatulenee. torpidity of the liver, constipation, palpitatlon of the heart, poor blood. headache and other nervous symptoms, ,allow skin, foul tongue, oifen- sive breath and q legion of other ailments, k at once the most widespread and destructive nIal- adv among the American people. The Heroine treatment will cure all these troubles. soc bottle. Sold by w. C. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-19

Although little late about 1t The News wants to eongratu- late IF. NJ. Butler, of the Pryor Creek II. T. Clipper on his nom nation for representative by tlie Democrat, of his county. We don't know his republican oppo- nent but here, ilopin that friend Butler will beat him when the general election comes of
The Springdale news., 1907-07-19

It k alright to tell a man that hc niadsH.s bed and must lie in 1t. but a> matter of fact, others had i great deaI to do with the making of it. Every one who has particularly uncomfortable bed oa which to Lie ean prove tiIat others are as much to blame for tie making of 1t as lie is.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-19

Every profession has different standard ot good luck At q tun- eral 1t K tile hack drivers notion of good luck not to draw the iin- mediate family of the deceased.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-19
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought z'sss.s'. ss'ss ses of &szz1zzu

\ Tight Wad can get along, but he could make more money by ioo>ening up I little, People hate Tight Wad, and keep everything possible from his grasp.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-19
THORNSBERRY.

June 1o Here k Aunt Sarah again I guess you think l hay. quit but haven't Quite number from here went Eto Robinson the first Sunday to Gdildren's Day service, while the older people went to the funeral and burial of Dave Wasson.
 Mrs. Gonia Scott and two children who have been visiting their brothers and uncle>, the Bell boys, have returned to their home at Fort Smith.
 Bob Snayely of Echo Deli, sold his store to Mustain and Master son. hIr. SnaAely and sife in- tend going b some partin Tex as
 Ms, Norma Walker who has been s:ek \ abfe to be up agatfl.
 There wa> preaching at the Baptist eharsh=at Brush Creek Saturday night. Sunday and Snu- daF night. Tite subject last night Was. "SIother, Home and Heaven. And t was certainly worth listening to.
 Tie auats aid friends q Clara Bolten pieced him t quilt and quilted 1t Saturday. There were fifteen quilter> there. The qui.t- =ing was at the hone of hi> aunt. Mrs. Nancy Collins. TheY set nise dinner atld | few others were there for dinner, and every one enjoyed themselves fine.
 There was prayer meeting at the church last Thursday night as twas regular night.
 Baxte Heusiey has traded his part of the mill to a naa from Osage Mills. Mr. Hensley will move back to his old home at Osage.
 Miss Mira Lewis and daugh- ter Amy, of Kansas City. Mo, who has been visiting Henry and Tom Holland, went to Lee Hol- land at Wager yesterday.
 There was prayer meeting at John Roblnsons Saturday night led by $. O. Gun and Jack Post of Gentry. Mir. Post k q cousin of Mrs. of Robinson.
 Will Stantield and Miss Sarah Murphy, both young people of , this place. we're married at FaY- ettevtlle July }. We all wish them much joy and success. They are making their home near Oak Grove.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-19

Columbus est landed: mgetilg Il big Indian eaief With paeS- age under ilie arm, he asked what t Was. Great nledte.a Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. said tue Injun. $ cents. Tea or Tablets Nelson k Searcy.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-19

When there Is the slightest in- dication ot indigestion. heart or any form of stomach trouble take a little kodol sIonallv and you will be afforded prompt relief. kodol is compound q. vegetables acids aud contains the juices tound il healthy stomach. kodol diststs what YOU eat. makes vour food de Eoa good. Sold by H. \ Daily
The Springdale news., 1907-07-19

A man thinks lie has mafe7 enough saved up to last aatf# death. wien t doctor comes along with a knife and een4,nees htH7 that lle haSa |
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-SiV h.rlrugs. Complaint 100 DI7r
tin. IS 60 3 W0E. Adrian s. .K8eruerI. 10 l. sec
ond; McAtge. 9s IB7kor. 100 10 j. third. Time
llj Is Silver Cup. Heron, InseutTr-. Uncle Tim.
MerinE0 Caucus. Agnes Ford Balf5rd Water
Cooler, Tyrol, and Netd- T. also mu
SECOND RACE - Five and 0ue-half furI0nzs.
Hazel Thorpe 100 .Kee.nerI 90 s won: Fa7 l8l
iShiiling| % J. -sc1ud: Ben Strong I3 Pow
ersI, Is 60 J. third Time, l17 % Magistrate. Bert
oara. CCpgCfcd. Red Queen. Gold Enamel Melt
l1g. Anna smith and Easselain also uu
THIRD RACE - Oue and one-sI-raeuth miles
Lcz0lIne. l.s HeaI. Z TO J. won. Mansiguor. lU
Powers. s 90 j. second Polv PrIm los Noun
tain, to ]. taHd Time. l.i5 Is. Jersey Lady
Judge Trecn. Edwin Cum. old Honesty Red
Gauntlet Grauda, and Conv0i1 also rfn
FOURTH EACE-SN fuldugs Please I1i T.eel
u 8. won, Colonel Bob IL lShHInEl. . 10 L sec
ond; Pinkolo lel .NinGer to l. third Time
ll3 50. Catherine r., Ethel Carr. Gresham. Silver
Brook, and Cedar also ran.
FIFTH RA'E-Stoeulechass; short course. Itaca-
tiara l15 DIcgluraI. % J. won: Fun u Fua I55
tPollockl, tr J. -C-gldr Pete VINEGAR Ifs NNgL
lonl. 10 !. third. Time. 25s A5
SIXTH RACE-SsLiug. six firIrrrv Arrow S,ri+-
l0l Brandt q to J. won. Inauguration los Noun
tain, 70 I, second, Black Dress s5 Martini Ia
70 ], third. Time Il5 Pointer EHane AIel-aar
Third Rai, EUsehleom. Esther Brown. Pleasant
View Bell. YansI Lady VI. and Shirley Eossnore
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Oue and one-yiytseuth miles
Hazel Patch. 10 'koernerI. 3 10 O. won. Carew. III
tFarTowl. 90 /. second. Miss S;rdme los iPovprsI
"a 70 5, third Time A.. Nliltiades Rose Of Pink
Horseradish- Henry o.. Mine Roger knight Of Ivan
hoe. Quagga. susanne Bocamora, and Hugh Bear
also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20
AMAZED AT KEENE'S WINNINGS
Total OF Six English HOrsemen Less
than Americans Earnings.

London, Oct. l9-TuTfmen on this side
are amazed at the form Of J. r. Keene's
stable on the American turf. as the
amount he is reported TO have won. viz.
$SS5,c00, easily beats the Duke Of Port
lands record Of sos. .2g2. made in 1889.
During the present season the principal
prizes on the English turf have been more
equally divided than for some years, and
there are nearly forty owners who have
winnings 10 the value Of $4,000 and up-
ward to their credit
". Hall Walker. who has won twelve
races with seven horses, Is easily first on
the list. with $3.50 10 his credit, and W.
B. PurefOy comes next, the four races he
has won netting him S59l10
Lord Derby, most of whose horses are
ridden by the American jockey. Danny
Maher, and j. joel. for whom Maher
also rides have won forty races between
them. but they only fiji third and fourth
positions. In front Of Mr.. w. B. Bass and
Col. z. W Baird who are fifth and sixth
respectively. The latter is the owner of
Woolwinder. who, judging by the form
displayed by that horse since EPSON, was
very unluCky indeed 10 lose the Derby
won by Richard CroKer's Orby.
The total amount Of stakes won by the
first six English owners this season is
$S6S $40. 50 that J. r. Keene must have
won more than $1,000 hin excess OF the
whole half dozen put together
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20
AMONG THE BOXERS.

Jim Donovan and Willie Lewis have
been matched 10 box in New York in
TWO weeks.
Sailor Burke and Joe Humphreys have
parted company. Joe charges Burke with
sidestepping the good ones.
Jack Johnson has arrived in San Fran
cisco, and began training yesterday for
his bout with Jim Flynn az C0lma No
vembeT .
The match between Willie Fitzgerald
and Young ETne has been declared of.
but it wasn't the fighting harp who did
the sidestepping.
Jimmy Gardner has sent a challenge
TO Young Ketchell. the Pole. who gave
Joe Thomas his first defeat. Gardner IS
just the fighter 10 defeat an unschOoled
rusher Ike Ketchell.
Sailor Burke has been toasted" 50
hard by the fans about drawing the
color line that he now declares he has
changed his mind and will meet Sam
LangfOrd II money enough is offered.
Jim CoTbett gave the heavyweight cham
pionship 10 Peter Maher. and every one
got pains in their sides laughing. The
same pains are working on the pugilistic
world over Joe Cans handing the light
weight championship 10 Memsic.
Sailor Burke has a new manager.
Clark all will see that the sailor gets all
the fights he wants Mr.. O'keefe viii
be BuTkes first opponent Both are
strapping fellows, and II is said some
one is going to- hit the floor good and
hard.
Aleck Greggains was the lucky one Of
the four boxing promoters Of san Fran
cisco who applied for the November per
nit to hold a bout Jack Gleason was
so sure Of getting the permit that he Te-
matched Thomas and Ketchell for
Thanksgiving Day and posted 81 600 forfeit
Unless Greggains. CT Coffroth, who has
an arena outside of the city. take the
bout of GleasOn's hands. il Will have ro
be called of. Greggains has been angling
for a bout between Packey Mcfarland
and George MemsiC. and he may not be
disposed TO help Gleason out
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20
BOHLERS WILL SPLIT $4,000
BIG Sum for Prizes to Be Offered in
National Tourney.
Indications Are that knights of Pin
VIII Have. RecOrd-breaking Meet
Ht Cincinnati in February.

Cincinnati. Oct 19-As result Of a
meeting OF the various local commit
tees on the national tournament of
the American Bowling Association in
the Virgins Block Friday, bowlers
throughout the country and the gen
eraI public will soon be in possession OF
facts concerning the arrangements that
are being made for the big gathering
Of pin knights here next February. The
finance. tournament, hotel and accommo-
dations. railroad. registration and badges,
entertainment. and the reception com
mittees viii make reports at this meet
ing. from which much valuable infor-
nation concerning the tourney will be
cleaned. Here are some of the es-
peciauy interesting matters that will be
brought to light:
The prize list viii be fully $4,000.
There will be special contests for la
dies clubs
A match game between Miss Kern. Of
St. Louis, Mrs. Rssskopf and Mrs Koo,
of Cincinnati, and several other lady
bowlers viii be arranged
Eight gold medals viii be presented.
beside the money prizes.
AT the St Louis tournament i'm the
spring of this year the prize list amount
ed 10 something less than S25.Gl0 The
local promoters o. next years tourney
are certain that they'll increase this 10
$500 for the Armory contests. Most
Of this money is raised by the entrance
fees, which are So for five-men teams.
$40 for two-men teams. and s. for sin
gle entries The additional money for
prizes and the medals has already been
pledged, so that there is no doubt that
the fun amount referred 10 viii be di-
vided among the contesting bOwlers.
It is planned TO devote portions Of
three or four days TO entertainment, the
ladies being particularly provided for in
these entertainments. After November
j. official weekly bulletins will be issued.
informing the bowlers Of the progress
that is being made in the arrangements
for the tourney.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20
GURLEY ATHLETES IN FRONT,
Capture Junior Relay Race in Car
niVnI ut Baltimore.

Special 90 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, Md. oct. 19-P. S. Herring
of Washington. running in the colors of
the Mount Washington Athletic Club, Of
this city. won two events tonight in the
big athletic carnival in the Fifth Regi-
ment Armory. Herring showed his heels
to the fields in the quarter and half-mile
sprints. He was in fine form, and won
with comparative ease in each event.
Washington furnished a winner in the
junior relay, the Gurley Athletic Club de-
feating the teams Of the Hernes Athletic
Club and the Baltimore City College. after
a sprint near the finish. The Washington
team was composed of Smithson, King
Lloyd. and Beall The only disqualified
ti6n of the night was in the 220-yaTd run.
when Duncan. of the Maryland Athletic
Club. was ruled out in that event for
running out of the course. No records
were broken. but the time was good and
the competition close in a majority of the
events.
The prizes were distributed by Mayor
MahOOl
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20

adopted afmemorandum setting forth that
many of the powers recognized that the
time was ripe for mutually accepting GER
tain questions as suitable for obligatory
aTbiuati0H.'
Mr.. Choate Defeated.
At the tenth plenary session Of the
conference. held on Thursday, an i'm
posing array of propositions was adopted
as its final act. II is altogether doubtful
what they amount TO. To what extent
they are mere declarations Of principle
without binding force, and TO what ex-
tent they are mere improvements in the
conventions already existing, cannot be
known until the text Of the articles as
signed by the delegates is revealed It
is certain that Mr. Choate's proposal for
the immunity of merchant ships at sea
during war has not been put in force.
and the arbitration court plans have
been rendered abortive by failure TO
name the judges, or even 10 decide on
their number or method OF choice
The question Of asylum 10 war ships
in neutral ports appears 20 have been
settled on a somewhat wide-open basis
so that according 10 the latest advices
il would be in the power Of Russia 10
give United States war ships complete
shelter and 20 allow them 10 reft IN
the harbor OF Vladivcstok. even in the
event Of war with Japan, without in
fringing the laws of neutrality.
A couple Of weeks ago NJ. Neiidoff sug-
gested that the next peace conference
should not be held for twelve years. In
which preparations could be made for Il
by home study Of questions and ex-
change Of views among the powers. Be
fore the close, however, the consensus Of
opinion seemed TO be that a conference
should be held IN 1915, and Queen Wilhel-
nina wrote q letter, promising a vel
come TO the delegates in that year.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20
REGATTA DATE CHANGED.
Georgetown Inter-cIass Events viii
BE Held October 2S.

Manager Cliff Woods has changed
the date Of the annual class regatta to
be held by Georgetown from Wednes-
day, October 80, to Monday, October
%. and the course has been changed
so that the start will be made half d
mile farther uD the Potomac than the
Three Sisters where the races usually
start, and the finish viii be at the
Aqueduct Bridge instead of at the Po-
tomac Boat Clubs house.
The eights have been training faith
fully for the regatta, and are now in
good condition. There viii be three
events instead of two. as has been the
case in former years. First there will
be the college race, then the inter
class events of the preps, and lastly
the law school eight will meet the
winner Of the college race.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20
MIKE DONOVAN AGGRESSOR.
Rochester Boxer Earned Draw
with Jack Blackburn.


Philadelphia. Oct. I9-Jack Blackburn
not only failed 10 stop Mike Donovan at
the Industrial Boxing Club last night, but
the latter earned draw by his aggres-
siveness. 1t was thought that the New
Yorker could prove easy picking for the
colored man. bat Blackburn evidently had
too much respect for Donovan's body
punches to get TO close quarters if he
could avoid il. Mike looked to be in poor
shape when he entered the ring. while
his opponent appeared 10 be In the best
Of shape and fit to go fifty rounds
From the start, Donovan devoted most OF
his attention 20 the body. and for two
rounds il was rather tame going Black
burn was waiting for a good opening but
he could not get one without leaving him
self open for something in return. The
third round was bit faster. with DonO-
van having the advantage; buJ Blackburn
showed some Of his expected form in the
fourth and fifth, and more than evened up
matters The last round was the best
Of the lot, both men working hard and
trying for a knockout DOnovans blows
were more effective. however, and he
landed some hard ones In the stomach,
which brought the crowd 10 its feet.
When the bell rang they were hard at it,
but Donovan was tiriug and Blackburn
appeared to be ready 20 continue longer.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20
HARVARD OARsMEN WORKING
Coach Wray Is on the Outlook for
Material for Next Springs Grew.


Cambridge. Mass. oct 19-The Har-
ward varsity crew has now been row.
ing every day on the Charles for more
than a week At first the work was
short, but the length Of the paddles
has been gradually extended. and now
whenever the water conditions are fav-
orable the eight is taken down into
the basin. No attention is being de-
voted by. Coach Wray to getting speed
out of the men. lie is simply follow
ing out the policy which he has pur-
sued for three years, namely, the ga e
ting Of his varsity combination To-
gether as early as possible
Wray Is a great believer IN lots or
practice together for his men, and he
always. selects his best material as
soon as possible and devotes his whole
attention to developing them 20 the
greatest state of efficiency. To that
end he has chosen three of the most
promising men who rowed in the
freshman crew last year and is giving
them lots OF practice in his first boat
These men are Wyman, who is rowing
IT five; Sargent, at bow. and +, c. Ba-
con, at stroke. They are showing up
well with the varsity veterans, par
hcu!arly Bacon, who has more rowing
talent than any of his brothers, and
who is expected 70 make an unusually
good stroke oar next year.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20
BRITTON DEFEATS LAFFERTY
Surprise in Golf Tourney at Chevy
Chase Club.
Result of Past Weeks Play in the
Matches for the Championship
of the Club.

The golfers al the Chevy Chase Club
have shown much activity in the past
week. The attention of the link en-
thusIasts is now centered on the tourna-
ment for the championship of the club.
The contestants have been divided into
seven e.ghts. classed according 10 abiI-
ity. and the winner of Glass A VIII be
declared the champion OF the club. The
winners I'm each of the other classes will
also receive prizes.
The surprise OF the past weeks play
was the defeat of g. Lafferty who won
the Columbia Golf Club tournament last
week. by A. Britton, who took the match
by two up Laferty was expected TO
win this match. as he has been playing
in fine form lately Another good match
was the one between Morvin Thompson
and O. McCammon. which the former
finally won by three up. The results
Of the weeks play follow.
Class A-LaHerty beat Thompson by . up. Laaerty
beat AICCamm0n bF Up and p LaGerty beat WrIie
by / up Thompson beat NcCaumgu by up. WyAe
beat Ellis hy ] up. Nrramm0n beat Wgle by
up, Britton beat Larerty hv up. Brittpu beat
Glass B-FrailCy beat TugEeMau ly Q up. Clayt0r
beat TUcseman by Up aud 5. Tuckem8u beat
Reynolds by ? up and Talc5tt heat Long b. uQ
and l.
Glass C-Fuller beat Prescott by 2 up and J. Fuller
beat Faust by ur and @ ClagD beat Faust by
Ur. and Faust beat Bolt hy up and ].
Glass D-G8tes beat Miller hy 5 mp and . Gates
beat WhIfehouse by uu and J. NeWbod beat Miller
by up. NcUb0ld beat NarrhmEtm lv up and J.
Wbiteh0use beat W0rtlmEn fy 5 Uu and @ John
son beat WortbiuEtou by up and }, Johnson beat
Newbold by mp and g. and Miller beat Pradt after
a tie by I up
class E-FoTd beat Larcombe by 3 MP and p
Wright beat Aspfnvall by ? mp aud l. LaIc1mbe
beat Aspiuvau hy 2 up and ]. Larc0mbt b-at
Jewell by 8 mp and g. and King beat Dayid-on by
up and l.
Glass F-H7Euer beat Turner by up and l. Bid
die beat Weaver by zap and 2, SterTett ikat Turner
by ] up, Sterrett beat B.ddle hy up, Weaver beat
Storrett by mp and J. and Turner beat Glazebro0k
by default
g. f-.t 4-7 nv 2 1rrr,a and
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20
Runs Fast MiIe at Harvard.

Cambridge. Mass. Oct. 19.-The annual
held yesterday afternoon. With the ex-
ception Of two men there does not seem
10 be much promising track material in
the class. The exceptions are Jacques
and Foster. two Freshmen who prepared
at the Volkmann School in Boston. The
former ran the mile in 4 minutes and 81
seconds and the latter ran the 10O-yard
dash in 10 10 seconds.