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SENSATION a. CRSCkET MtTCH.
s'hiIadeiphtsns just PLAY sbul Time and So
cure Draw with Isn yiIsi, Ile> en-.

philadelphia. Oct. 1. IN ora 81 the mosl
exciting finishes ever seen on the cricket
field In this country the Gentlemen Of Phila-
delphis ius, managed 20 avert defeat 1T the
hands oi the visiting lM~arylebOne team on
the grounds Of the Merton &. G. OF Haverfort
to-day, Although the result gocs ON record
IA n draw the Ensl shmcn had by far the
better Of tho encounter aud had the game
las, ed another ten minutes would almost
cert ainly have scored Q splendid victory.
On the resumption Of play this morning the
Philadelphians had considerably the best az
Il on paper. Tor they led the visitors by ) runs
on the first innings and had succeeded In
disposing Of 0 81 the. Marylebone wickets
in the second innings for the small total OF
81 runs; Seh%arHa howsvsr pIayed plHSHsil.y y,
and Prtchsrd added Is not out. The total
wss ia. leaving the Quakers 100 runs TO win
the game.
The wicket was not in favor Of heavy scOr-
ing and the home team failed dismsly. IT
the bat. Only iiordprn, with ~, and King
with ia. go, into double figures and q, the call
OF time with but one wicket In hand they
we're 80 runs behind. Capt. Prtchard bowled
in s~ensati onal style and took ] wickc.s for ~
trick
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Bos Oct, Play in the Longwooi
open lawn tennis tourney for women WAS
continued to-day under improved conditions.
In tho sicofe cup singles Miss Evelyn sears.
the national champion. and Miss Williams.
have reached the semi-1nal round. The
match bet wccn Miss Sesrs and Miss Smith
in the third round was the most attractive
and 1t showed the cha mpion In splendid form
Miss Sssrs's play has steadily Developed
since last spring aud her effort to-day. while
not trying, was sufficient 10 bring out her
ability. Tho summary:
singles Secoud round Miss W clyn Sears de-
feated Aiss powkcr by default, AIRS. bssely de-
leutrd Miss Tweed. o !. 80. Miss Thorndke Dc
Arhird Round -Miss williams defeated Airs.
burgess, OIL }; Miss Scars defeated Miss srnita.
4 4. o..
Ioubl-s FINS, round Miss Merrill and Miss
Bush defeated Mirs bowkrr and Miss Stone ny
default; Miss Vrrh ind Miss McBuruey defeated
Miss Riddle and Mis- Amory by deisnlr Miss
Williams and Niles Lawrence defeated Miss Gleanora
Sears and partner by default.
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TO.DAY'S CARD FOR BRIGHTO \.
Mercur, Iandicsp. at six Furlongs. Is the
Leading Feature.

The Mercury Handicap. for ell ages. 81 sir
furlongs. - the feature Of the card for
cob 10 and SeweIi possibly the best. three
year-olds will run In the Grst race. at six
furlons %, with Momentum. Oraculum and
s~teeplcchssc, AZ about two miles. Rannell,
Thistledaie and Paprika may. go well.
. IN the third race. at a mile and Q half.
Lancastrjan. Killiecrankie and Good Luck
1girs we'll. Two-year-olds will run In the
nth rsce. at five and a half f~nrlong., with
able factors. Gentlemen riders will have
the mounts In the last event. q handicap, At
two miles, in which Thlstledale.. True Boy
and ARABIC may find favor. The entries
follow:
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AkNKNTH NAtp'
Ing for maidca Two year. ODDS: NUO added.
FeOelnall Nstes.

Harry Moran, a crack football player from the
posbufy. Mass, High School, has enteref Swarth-
more Ne also viii play basketball ~ swsrthmore
unless that tSO00!Oo0 Il accepted.
iarre and promising looking squad he's turned
out a. Brown for the freshman eleven.
Dan Kelly, the sprlnter from the Northwest
has Entered Michigan, but keene rttxpatrick saw
rim nrst and has persuaded him not TO play football.
warren, .aid 70 have been the strouesst man
in the waahlagton and Je6erson line lest year,
hss entered Yale. ..t..,-
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aBattcd for Philippe in the second inning.
fbAttcd for OlcY In the fourth inning.

aBattcd for Philippe in the second inning.
tBatted for Obey In the fourth Inning.
pittsburg .........O u . l. \
Philadelphia .......,..O 4 : i. o o = = 1:
Two base hits Leach. Titus. Three base hits
Branshe,d, Grant. Magee. Home run Titus.
stolen base -Jackltsch. Double play knabe,
Doolln and Bransneld. FIRST .bnse on balls on
Gordon. 4. struck out - By Philippe, !; by adams,
=. Wild pitches -phlllippr, T. \dsms, Passed
ball -Jacklitsch, Umplrcs Klein and tombstone.
Time-i hour and 70 minutes.
sr. LOUIS IN. Ia. ,: sOsToS ~. H., l.
vt. LOUIS, Oct. III In a pitchers hattie between
Frock and Kargcr ~. Louis defeated Boston to
day. Delehanty's home run In the nrst inning
won the contest for the locals, The score:
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FIFNI Dhse on cIIOTN DUSIUH, % IUUUs' :"
Left on base boston, ): 81; Louis, o. Ilrs' besr
BY Harris. 8 by bailey, 9. Two base hit Parent
Sacriiicc hits Sloae- Wallace .:,; stolen os..
Grimshaw, Double play HarAru ana Mics
Passed bal, SHAW. Umpire Sheridan. Time
I hour and n minutes. Attendance ~.
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'HI' A." ~. h. .. NV h"NA ~, H.. \
tUitNuu. urt. D.. Ma'h"s~or was h"at an
tO-,iuy ~ a. rl"N"u INNING battle, ou" oI th"
krrur~i Struggle nf the year. New Work did
np batting and -om" fearful ileldiug. hui
Mat" pitched 80 we'll thar the dgit lasted
IN ~" eleventh round brinr" h" -i,'Iiuh"d
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NtriO> ~ ~ t.t D.
, u,A >-.s- m the ts,~, sw,h '"","s s"ss
rherrt,, tsv.ise thu >e~ Nsrks

~" NrN NorN Nstions'a almost beat the
rlb~ yr-t"rda' They we're IN the Lead tor
/, ,h,lr IL" 'ph- tied them. however. aud
100 IN" eleventh nnins closed the conflict
with ~. winning rpn The BroOklyns drank
from he hi'trt cup ~ defeat - tr",nnai.,
thea Arb rn'na..-. the Reds. shutting 'hem
nii The philsdel phias The Pi'tSs
Tlrss sud advanced - within on" point III
"a" >rN Works aud ~" cardinals dow nrl
he Ho-iou- Ins result.
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Home run Delehanty. Sacrihcc hits Byrnc,
Noonan, shaw. First base on 6slls.on Frock. :;
bases II. Louis, r. boston. 4 Umpire Emsilr,
Time hour and rs minutes.
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,ssi.utn. t,f Uftfr. .ri . ua' $50
..r.f'ie. IN tn. ft.a. pHits fsi. - Ia sud usd.
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40 b.nt. ou' '.f .pHr Ur. ,ud three urb. vN~n
V.4nnatun V4s go ta iHs goui The aHuIr
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Games Scheduled for To-day.


AhkRICAk tkAOVb.
Chicago In New York: Detroit In Washington.
Cleveland In Philadelphia: ~. Louis In Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York In Chicago; Philadelphia In Pittsburg:
Boston In ~. LOuts.
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struck OUT ~ Pastorlus. 2. by Ewing, o. firs'
base on balls On Pastorius. =: IN Ewing, I. Sacri-
nee hits Movrcy. Camel. stolen bss~ Casey,
Double play Lewis, Aipernan aud Jordan. I mplrc .
Carpenter. Three basc hit camel. Time hOur
and ~ minutes, Attendance - 600.
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Rated for Fraser IN the rUg rtI inning
Two out when v inning ran wss scOrru.
chicago ~ . - ~ " y % - >
New Nurk u - " u u q u e.
FIRST bi. - on errors chicago, q New Nork. l.
Lrn on bases Chicago. Il: New Nork. l. Two base
hit chance. Sacrifice hit boy Ia. Stolen bases
shannon. Sa,ck ard. Evrrs. First base on balls
ON Fraser. =, IN Iundgrcn. I: on Mathew-on. .,
struck out ny Fraser. >; by Matthew son. I. Tune
. hours. tmplrcs oDay and iilgier, Attend
sncc .oN .
IN,lNS,rI. g. BNookLYN, ~
C~INCrNNNI, oct. The Reds baiied l'neiy and
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Races nj Dutchess County Fair.

ror1HHLErsrE, oct. Pine weather anda fast
4 o.. contributed TO the Interest OF the races al the
a,chess County Fair To day, kenosis, under
Wei addcn's clever handling, easily won the run
race. The m
- class trottins; purse SsOo:
l. lAn.An Ii ~ Id LII na EThAnlnSnnA 4
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L.:sa. P.rt. /. = I s1'si,csas Is. c;hic:sc' m az,
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ptss o. y a='sfH Hf NFaisfa a~slHr'inHs ~ sefe -
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DPIrIsBuBo. Oct. l. Philadelphia had a world
~ fun At the expense Of Pit,sburg 10 day. beating
them y: TO y, knocking out three pitchers, The
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CINCfNNAiI, oci. | The Reds batied. timely and
scored three run. Ia daN. while the BrooRh M failed
Ia kanle on knll EMlng Ihr NCnrc.
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ANN ApoLIs. Md. Oc. t. The Naval Acad-
envy football squad had some sharp practice
this afternoon p.repsrstorv 70 the seasons
tpp"morrow' though only IN hour Vas
snatobed from the routine OF the Academy
the best use Of u was made and at the end
Of u the coaches were able TO make n tent ativ"
lineup for the first game. The lineup, with
the exception or one man. will probably start
III, n. .n,irsiy LirsrsSp WIN ,hee sscsntin"
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Srnn Tor mat rn .., yea, o,a, -" adari


r,ir .tar Ian. Svtf ch Z, ~ nand-prHg
'ha ntpm U,llc owned h, T. 1 'srmdU. trained
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Smith en,ry ~'l,sin"y cntr>. ,t"il
Time. g:it.
Good start. won easily. ambush b . q, by
,en Brush. Ionis. owned by CORTLAND n Smith
rsined by SIIas Ncitch.
THIRD EaIt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-02

Good start won easily; Salvidere, ch. g.. J. by
BrIvldrre Sallie OF Navarro: owned by !, Hitch
cock. Jr; trained by John L. Madden,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-01

Ladies Kid Shoe Patent
One lot Ladies 81 30 $500 SO 80 and Vic Kid patent
leather and gun metal Shoes
These are all good shoes taken from our regular lines
but all broken lines of Shoes, and must be sold at
some price to make room for new lines of strictly
holiday goods
81 80 and So 90 Fine Dress Shoe cut to..,, 81. 0S
SO so and $4 90 Fine Dress Shoe cut To-. 81
As pairs Mems Douglas and Hamilton
Brown and Pingree Shoes, regular $50 ~ 10
and "a values cut price o............... soL no
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-23
cnod Helm important.

A good dairy COW deserves good
care. This can be secured in two ways.
by tending the herd yourself or by
having the right kind OF a man. says
Kimball's Dairy Farmer. II you are
unable to give your herd personal SUI
pervision you ought to have employees
In whom you can place absolute conf
dence. Every one who has anything TO
do with the cows should be even TEN
pered. gentle and cleanly. Tobacco In
all its forms Is obnoxious In every de-
partment of dairying. The work about
the stables, with the herd and In the
milk room must be done with utmost
regularity and system. If foul odors
,r undesirable fiavors get into b milk
! they get there from n or two sources
the cows feed or the atmosphere In
which the products are kept before
they are delivered. If the blame Is due
to the cows feed a good herdsman vii
correct 1t. IL the fault lies with the
personal habits of the employee 1t II
your place to correct 1t by discharginl
him.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-23

perform their respective functions.
One Is a fighter and the other u run
ner. No matter what class of animals
we may study. we find the form In
harmony with Its function IL man will
only give 1t a chance to so arrange IT.
self.
The illustrations show the difference
between the dairy and the beef form.
Right Kind ii Cows.
Many breeders Of dairy cattle have
not fully grasped the height and the
depth and breadth of their profession.
There are too many who think 1t IL
simply the reproduction Of p~edigreed
live stock. 1t Is more than that. 1t
is the bringing together in n animal
the capable milk producer and the
mother annually of Il strong vigorous
calf. Mr.. Scribner. a very successful
breeder, says: "In my estimation n
profitable COW Is m that can produce
| rear after year n maximum yield OF
butter Mt n cost that represents a good
profit to the owner. She must also pro
| duce one healthy calf each year. This
ought to be one of the requisites OF the
sire which is to head the herd. Sec
to it that he Is from a productive strain
of regular breeders. lie will intensity
his weak points MS we'll as reproduce
his good qualities in breeding. LII
ought to be as nearly perfect In dairy
conformation and dairy makeup as pos
slble. With all the care we may exer
else in the mating of our animals SOM
faulty ones are sure to develop. W.
must figure on that. II we have look
ed well to this end. to see that the sir
Is right and that the dams we are t
use for foundation are right, we hav
gone a long way toward developing tn
profitable cow"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, Land Of
flee at Santa Fe, N. NJ, February 6.
1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Cesarlo
Maldonado of Las Conchas, N. NJ, has
filed notice Of his intention to make
final five year proof In support OF his
claim, viz: Homestead Entry No. Gill.
made December 10, 1901, for the u IL,
8 r IA, Sec. Q. and s IL, 8. w. IA, Sec
ton 10, Township IA N. Range 20 f.
and that said proof will be made be-
fore r.. l.. NJ. Ross, United States Court
commissioner at Las Vegas, N. NJ, on
March rs, 1907.
He names the following witnesses
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of the land. viz
Leon Baca, Dionicio Palominio. JuaT
Baca and Pedro N. Baca, all of Las
Conchas, N. M.
MANUEL r. OTERo,
$50 Register
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, Land or
flee at Santa Fe, N. NJ, February 4,
1907.
Notice is hereby given that Nestora
NJ. de Fresquiz. widow of Pablo Fres'
quiz, of Corazon, n. NJ, has filed no.
tice of her intention to make final
five year proof In support Of her claim.
viz: Homestead Entry No. 676s. made
January 10, 1902, for the Lots Q, 3 and
4 and N Il IA, 8 w IA, Section 81.
Township Is N, Range % e. and that
said proof will be made before r. L.
M. Ross, United States Court Commits
sioner at Las Vegas, N. NJ, on March
25, 1907.
She names the following witnesses
to prove her continuous residence up
on, and cultivation of. the land. viz
Alexandra Fresquez, of Corazon. N. M.
Tomas A. Medina, of Corazon, Pablo
A. Fresquez, of Corazon, N. NJ, Fran
lcisco Fresquez. of Las Vegas, N. M.
MANUEL r. OTERo.
a-2s Register
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-23

Contractor NJ. NJ. Sundt OF East
Las Vegas, who vas awarded thu
contract for the erection of one oil
the additional buildings at the local
limited States Indian training school.
arrived here this morning from the
Meadow City, says the New Mexi
can, Mr.. sundt erpects to begin
breaking ground for the new build
ing next week. He has the contract
for the mess hall which Is the iarg
est of the four new brick structcres
to be built
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-23

are prominent the animal lacks consIi.
tuition, stability and yigor. Nothing
could be more absurd. says Hoard's
Dalryman To illustrate: Does the grey
hound lack constitution as q runner:
Yet he IN thin. The bulldog In square
and hlocky. has constitution as a fight
or, but can he run an fast or has he the
endurance to 90 as far as the grey
hound:
The functions of these two animals
are entirely different. and therefore
the body takes ON IA different form.
Both have constitution aud IA form tO
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-23
THE REPUBLICAN: Springfield. rlass.

Relief Agent q. v. Fisher left on
No. s this morning for Ration to
take charge OF that station. THE
boys say that Fisher spent a siren.
uous evening at the masque ball
and was found In the gallery taking
q nap.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-23

The ia ke~nly daarxmeR realize
what distinguishes The dairy foFEn fran
thu beet farm the soaner viii they
ieara she Importance II having ~ AM
nal In haE aEaaaay With the funeaaoa ae-
mandea ut IL, Too many Eaen think
that the fat animal In the unsSg r~Tataa-
lie ~ "a snllk producer. aud il bones