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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
~S&H SSUI !FF
WOULD SWEEP ENGLAND.
President Sullivan Praises the Athletes
That Were at jamestown.

New York. Sept 23.-Pre sident J. f. SUI
livan of the Amateur Athletic Union SAID
the other day that the games held at
jamestown were the best ever held by the
a. A. u, and that the caliber of the ath-
lctcs was very high. IF we could take
that same team of American athletes to
England next year" said Mr. Sullivan.
we would make a clean sweep Of the
events. I could not wish for stronger
or more versatile team that would result
from the joining of Eastern and Western
athletes. We would win against any com
hination in the world. and L hope that
next spring when we pick q team to SO to
London we will hc able to get the men
who won the points at Jamestown Mr..
Sullivan has also animated that at the
next meeting Of the A. A. u he will bring
IN the matter of forcing the hammer
thrOwers to use Il thicker and stronger
wire for their handles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
BASEBALL NOTES,

When Cleveland gets through with
bradley several big clubs will make
room for him, and the chances are
mat the"change would do him good
a story comes from Springfield. ILL.,,
To the effect that Second Bascman
kahl. of the Evansville club. carries a
hand mirror about with him. Whom in
the game he sticks it in his uniform
and every time he makes a slide or
gets into a mixup out comes the mir.
ror. in order that kahl may see wheth-
cr or not his hair is mussed.
Spit-ball pitchers in the Southern
League are up against a tough pro-
position. The opposing players have
been resorting to the use of fannie acid
and icorice and a number of twirIers
who make use of the saliva coistcncd
ball have appealed to the umpires. who
are trying to break up this practice
Tie only way To get rid of this hall
Is To nave a rule passed making it an
illegal delivery to moiStcn the ball
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
Padouby to WrestIe lie Marin.

London, Sept. 23.-Le Marin, a French
wrestler. by his exceptional skill and
nroWesS has created something like
fUrcrc in Dublin. lie Marin wires that
ne Is prepared to meet any wrestler A
reply to this challenge was promptly
forthcoming from Padouhy, who has
thrice won the worlds championship
twice at Paris-and is now engaged at
Vienna Padoubys great desire is to meet
ms feIiow-countrYman, Georges Hacken-
schmidt, and he is travelling all the way
from Vienna to meet lie Marin at Man
chester, believing that if he defeats the
f'ronchman IIackenschmidt will not be
able to refuse his challenge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24

w"r'' necessary ana the steel manu-
facturtrs were not prepared to quickly
supply til" metal demanded 10y the
makers. Various manufacturers used
Various grades and quantities If steel.
rf'fE:ipS no two ordering from the same
specifications or in the Same quantities
The II suit WAS chaotic. The limited
tim" given th, steel manufacturers pre-
vented their getting out the best steel.
on" Of the first steps taken ~ The
Mechanical Branch, after thoroughly
experimenting and testing The various
grades of steel was tn adopt ana
stdn'lhrdi2" certain specifications for
metals which would give tn" best re-
suits i'll tn" purpose for which they
VIZ" t" bc used. These specifications
were issued to the members of the as
$oCiatirn, who in turn used them when
oldrr!n% from the various steel maxi
cr:'. tie result being that the latter
Understanding tn" requirements of the
manufacturers as Il whole. were abb to
Produce 4 better grade of metal and
max" more and satisfactory deliveries.
10 the dealer and user, StanIardiza-
ton Of parts is Il boon. " to The
standard, manufacturers wcr" using
various styles and sizes of bolts. nuts
and screws. The half-mch bolt used
in one car would not be s"rViccablc fur
the sam" work in another either "I. AZ
count nf cliff renee in the pitch Of the
thread or tho size Of head. This meant
trouble for the dealer and garage man.
nccaSsitatiE@ his carrying IN stock a
la!% amount of unnecessary material
10 the owner it WAS even worse. He
lliGht be stalled on the road through the
stripin" of a thread. and not be able 10
make replacement from any of Il half
dozen ears mot. or to secure it from a
garage not handling that special tyne
Of bolt With the adoption Of the
screw standard came the elimination of
this trouble. The half-inch bolt used
in one licensed car is now identical
with the half-inch bolt OF the other.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
YANKEES BARRED.
Athletes Have No Chance
atChampionship ScuAs,
Pres. Sullivan Believes James.
town Athletes Are Winners.
Auto Races Over Vanderbilt c.,
Course Are Planned.

London, Sept. 23-Thc conditions d.
entering the International ycuI,i,.
championships ut the Olympic p,rnl',
next summer will lie exactly tho y,,a'
as those at Henley, which means tba.
no American :5cullcr of any proninonas
can hope to have chance IL III
events. BESIDES laying down mi.
which Gcbars nearly every scuIler uho
rOWcd in the national regatta at Phil,
dclphid in August, the selection Of tho
Oarsmen who may compete in tho
Olympic championships is left entirely
to the Olympic council in this country
the National Association Of Amaterr
oarsmen being ignored. This means
that the body which has been in con.
troll Of tho sport in America and has
kept it pure and clean is to have No
voice in passing upon the entries should
there be any, which, under this rule, Is
doubtful.
AS If to further discriminate against
American ScullcrS. the entries will Close
June /, or 80 DAYS before those from
the countries Of Europe. With the ex-
ception of Canada, Belgium, Germany.
Holland. Great Britain and ireland
whose entries are to be passed upon b.
the governing bodies in sculling affairs
Of each country, those Of other coun-
tries are to be turned over to the Eng
Iish Amateur Rowing Association for
its final acceptance. This is the body
which threw out the entrance If Con-
stance s. Titus. who, while he has been
regarded as q gentleman" in the
American acceptance of the term. was
turned down in England. 1t is to his
credit, however. that besides earning
hi.; own living. he, like so many Amer
leans. has found time to develop the
GOOD American gray matter and muscle
to make himself a champion. 1t is
barely possible that some of the COL
leges may send over a Varsity crew
for the regatta events. but there is not
Il single sculler who could hope to com
pete with the best in England under
the conditions stated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
Stanford's Coaches Study Rugby.

San Francisco, Cal, Sept. 2S.-Football
Coaches James T. flanagan and George
Presley of Leland Stanford, Jr., uniyer-
sity have returned from Il tfTcc-months
trip to Australia. where they studied the
game of Rugby football. They are both
enthusiastic over their trip. and declare
that great results will hc obtained from
their added knowledge Of the game. The
coaches wern not tigethcr willie seeking
for information Of the sport. flanagan
went 10 wellington. New Zealand. AMI
associated witE the All-Black team
throughout its season at sydney, although
lie did not play in amy Of the games.
Presley started 1T sydney ana Travelled
about with the New South Wales fifteen,
meeting flanagan latol in that city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24

BOXING NOTES.

steve Mahoncy, manager OF Jimmy
RriGgs, has accepted IN offer for l;rii;%s
t, meet Packcy Mcfarland III Davenport
oct. :.
l:artlv Connolly of Portland and black
fitzSinrn"nS of Hartford haze been
rlatchcd 10 meet i'll Watcrylllc AT the
nrxt show.
1t has been settled that Kid GuodInnn
ana rackcy Mcfarland Will meet at the
St Joe \. o.. Fort Wayne, Ind, oct. -.
.1u> cams is after bout with lid
kctch"l ut /: pounds.
The meeting of Joe Cans ami George
McnsIc i'll Los An"'l $ nest Friday night
may took to some as another easy win
for Cans, but tie culorrd champion will
have his troubles. Mcmsic has greatly
improved since he tied up with Tommy
IurnS. who has changed him from Il one
handed boxer 10 one with two good hands
Cans being the more experienced and i
great ring general. is pretty certain to
win, However. The lightweight title is
not ut stake in this battle as Mcnsic
could not box at the weight.
Ink Russell and Jimmy Briggs will
meet in Chelsea tonight. This will be
Eusscll's first appearance in this section.
lie is one of the nest aggrcssiv" boxers
i'll the lightweight division ana has a tino
record. Russell and El'i&;ss toNcd Il
couple Of siX-round bouts in Philadelphia
with honurS about even. briggs has al
ways believed that in longer contest he
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24

weeks. EckerSall has played his last
game for Chicago. Nccdcr. the Val"
haltba"k, who last year played the best
hactticld game in The country. and used
tie forward pass better than any other
half, Will no longer be seen on the grid
iron.
Forbes of Yale. who was generally
picked rs an all-Amcrican end last sea-
son, will be badly missed at New Hav-
en-. Osborne of Harvard. Christie of
the Army. Stannard Of Princeton are
others that will not be seen again.
Iiut new stars will undoubtedly be de-
Vclopcd to take their places. This year
each college expects to draw good men
from their last years Freshman team.
Yale and Pennsylvania are more for
tiInatc in this respect than many of the
other universities. Yale in particular
had Il remarkable Freshman eleven and
should recruit three or four Varsity
players from it. !:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
TINS wEENeAmEs,

e. kMERICAN LEAn,.r
x y, Im"sdA&y ednestlay, Thurssary Dot.oi.
Lou hess AsIlry"land At New York. St st.
delphia.s. az filila-
.. Fridasa Saturday-Chicago at Ho,.,
81. LOUIS ut New York. Detroit at phi
""eiphia' Cleveland at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
M"nday, Tuesday, Wcdnt sday-Roston
y. cincinnati. New York ut Pittsburr
in n,';;sdeirhia ut Chicago, Brooklyn at st,
d.i,h, rSdaY.Roston at Pittsburg. Phila-
uIia az Cincinnati New York at 81
LOUIS. brooklyn at Chicago. " .
s Ert,,ny BOSTON at Pittsburg.
mia ~ 'ESI;bost"n at Pittshurg. Philadcl-
,t q, 'incinnati, New York Mt ~
LOUIS Brooklyn at Chicago. p
EASTERN LEAGJ-E
.stor sE-bufalo ut Providence, Roch-
10 u, NJ N Jersey City tw" games, Toron-
UWo Gan,esI. '''i''ii'oie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Tu"sc!ay-Unk Russell VI. Jimmy I:'i-,@s
y Young Meier rs; Young Murray ana Two
other BOUTS. WinniSiIInctt y. C.. Ch'I-
in. Gr"!cr Hayes vs.. Frcd Cole, In
dianapolis
Wednesday sam I.ancfnrG Is Jim Bar
ry. Nov York. Kil Mcdonald ". linn
my iInnl"n. pa Town. Nc. lid Ii;.ncy
V. Young Gnlti-n.
Thursday J"" 'irrg:; vS. George 10
t,2". .irccniicld Ind. kiI Lock" vs..
Young Lou@hrcv.
Friday Joe Cams vs.. George Mc,nsir
Los Angeles. Charley N"hIy vs.. CNclun.
Thompson. Milwaukee. M Drlu'ont v>
Kid Duff, snc. Lewiston. NJ. cas- RIOS;
W. iirIlny .Itant'n. Augusta. Ne -Abo
Att"i1 vs.. Johnny E"'i%au, Alton. III.
saturday Jack erwin Sullivan VS. Bill
SquireS, CCma, Cal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
Salvador to Be Exhibited.

Lexington. KY, Sept. 23.-James d
Haggin. the Thoroughbred breeder, has
given his consent to the exhibition OF us
champion race horse Salvador at tne
Louisville horse show. Salvador VIII -
to Louisville in a private car, with re''
inuc of servants, and live like KING
His record of 1.$5k for a mile. made AZ
Monmouth Park, n. j., II years ago, sun
STAINS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
SQUIRES is TRAINING.
Will Have Chance to Show His
Mett'e Against Jack Twin Saturday.

san l'rauci.;rr. sept. 22.--I;iG Bill
SIurcs will have another chance to
show tho fight fans What he can do i'll
III" line Of smuggling, rs he ana Jack
Gwim Sullivan will clash ut coffroth'S
Mission street ar na on Sept. - i'll u
- r"uni contest. The articles of
agreement call for straight Marquis of
Qu,,'IISbcrry rules. ana tn" boxers are
to receive % per cent. of tn" receipts.
which will he divided 60 per cent. to the
winners ana 10 per cent. to he loser.
Billy Roche WAS selected as referee.
C"ffrnth will stage the fight in the af-
trrnron. Squircs has started to train
at ShunnOn's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
TIM MURNANE SAWS
'aat something Is Wrong With Some
Boston Mems Battina.

During the last week the Rost,,
H"'er'''nS suffered another setback in
patt,nty losing two points in this de-
par'meht of the game. while still hold
ing tn, same average as a week ago in
fielding.
Inc slump in hitting was general.
wagner and "Bunk' Congalton the
iatter the leading batsman of the nine.
!os' three points each: Soy Young lost
-FOUR points; Pruiett, "Hobe'' Ferris
shaw ana Freddie Parent lost five
Po,hts apiece: Ralph Glaze lost seven
pos BOD unglaub eight points:
ny Morgan, the target bearer of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
NEW HAMPSHIRE CHAMPIONSHIP
Newton Takes the Pennant-Season
Closed Last Saturday.

FMotCr, y. H.. S pit. ~. The season in
The S,-ithcrn New Hampshire Baseball
League closed Saturday, when Newton
defeated Fren"nt, and Kingston won
froIn t.p!in-. Newton hnd already clinrh-
I'd the championship ana lad prnuant
rli:'ing and Publication s iturday. Its su-
perinriiy rs the season advanced was
marked, though at tine outset tpriu%
seemed fully as strong. The s"nson has
been . marked success. The fcatrIr" was
an 1S-innitE game in which Tipping. with
Ter one-ar ned pitcher Underhill, defeat
ed Newton.
FINAL. CTtNIINC,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
BOSTON

Eits-Cn iarl erich : in :. ID innings:
off Bottles in 2-3 innings. TWo-has
hits-Taskrrt. Br:due1 Threc-hasc hits
Higgins. Hoffman. Stolen bases oh''rt
2 Sacrifice hitS--Autrrv. SMctu y. LIFT
on bases Cincinnati }. I:nSton !. Douhl"
play Monrtl. HuGcins and Camel
Struck out-i,y W"iu.cr 1. tx IlrhCrich
], fy BOulieS Bases on ba!ls-Dn Wei
MGR 3, off BarbciIch Hit by pitcher
Weimer Wild pitch -Wclncr. Time.
LIS. Umpire JChnstone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24

Sam Langford. who has been trying lo'
a match for some time, being willing eve"
to meet Jack johnson in a cellar. goes
against Jim Barry, the ex-sparring par
ner of John l.. Sullivan, in New forN
Wednesday night. Although Barry Is
hir fellow he should be easy for LahS
ford.
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At PITTSBJ re.

In n II ost exciting GENE Pittsburg dc
feated New York in the first OF its final
series of three games. MTGraW ard Dcv-
lin were put out of tie grounds 10y I'm
pire Mem
Pittshurg -. % ] q u u 0 0 X-2-9-l
New York ......0 0 r-i-6-2
Batteries-Willis AMI Gibson: Wilt"
md I;OW ernIan. UmpireS kl"nl ana
OIay. Time 40
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24

New rules regulating the speed of
automobiles hay" been adopted iur
the City of Mexico. The rules pro-
Viii" that u" mnChin" shall travel
faster than ten Kilometres. about six
miles. in til" streets Of the city. aud
on III" roads surrounding the city the
maximum rat" allowed will be forty
Kilometres, "r about n miles
an hour. Professional drivers who cX-
coed tn" limits set forth by tn" auth
critic; viii ~ imprisoned from 10 to
80 days. Nth the option "f fines. while
special punishncntS will he melted out
to Owners Of cars who violate the
regulations.
The practice "a n"# AT Cambridge prob
ably will be Il little longer than they were
last VpIr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
BIC LEAGUES.
Cincis II; Boston 6--New
York Y; Pittsburg z.
81. Louis 8; Brooklyn 1--Chic-
ago Cubs 4; Philadelphia |.
All American League Games Post.
poned Because Of Rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Cincinnati, Sept. 23.-Poor fielding by
both teams marked the game between
Cincinnati and Boston TO-DAY. Barbcrich
was knocked out in the fourth inuing aud
Boultes finished the game for the visitors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24

Joseph F. Foley Of Boston mas been
elected captain Of the Holy Cross track
team. II" vii succeed Thomas ]. Scar
ION. also Of Boston, well known as a
Splinter. Who has entered Fordham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
AT CHICAGO.

Chicago ClinChcd the National League
pennan' when they won their 10lst victo-
~. defeating philadelphia to in eight
wet innings. Darkness stopped the game
Chicago -..........2 | u u . u X-t-f-n
Philadelphia ......O o y y o L.
Eattories-Brown, Ruelhach and Moran
Richie and Docin. Time. 10 Umpircs
Carpenter and Emslie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
AT ST. LOUIS.

fastorious was hattcd hard, St Louis
winning from brooklyn to
st. Louis ......4 : , u u q q x-9-12-h
brooklyn .....r o 0 0 q o. IL
I:attrries-Frommc and Marshall Pas
tOrio,is. Fell and Ritter Umpire, Rigl"r.
Time, I.33
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AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
EAsERN LEAGUE.

M. Mondays American League
postponed On account of rain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24

The games scht.,,od g.. ,,o,., o.,
EIfos'poned on accost of ~ nai ilo'''''s "e''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24

billy" Dyer battcd for PA with At
lantu.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-12-14
OF In,eres, to People Of this Community

There are perhaps more people today
suffering from heart burn, sou stomach,
bad breath. nausea. beich,ng, and other
irregularities arising from indigestion,
than from suy other ailment.
In his regard the ELK Drug Store takes
pleasure in recommending 10 our readers
the well known remedy, kodol, tor dvs-
pepsia and indigestion. kodoi is a scien.
tine preparation. 1t is i combination OF
vegetable acids with natural digestants
and il contains the same juices found in
the stomach Of a healthy person. II IS
undoubtedly the eAecaNe. prompt
and satisfactory remedy We know OF for
stomach disorders.
Mr.. Sheltcn, our popular druggist. has
sent Us = letter from a prominent resident
Of the state Of Georgia. who tells has eN-
psrirncs with kodol. We gladly repro
Guce this letter.
Office Of the
Prison Commission
Of Georgia
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Homestead Entry ~. Il-Is;
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior Land O5ice
a. CLAYTON y VI December , 1907.
Sotce Is hereby gwen that Enc Braytou
OF logan \ N has r.sc cC,ice Of her lo,en-
ton 70 make ma connu,aaon proof IL
support Of her claim w Homestead Entry
No. iI,l3S made Sept :, 1900 Tor Tie -
sw4 and n ss+ Sec 8. Twp lad range s3e
and that SAID proof viii be made before
W " Moore l y Commissioner a. his
once in Logan y NJ o. January p. 1905.
She names tas following witnesses %
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation 9f the land VIZ.
I Mcfarland Sim Mcfarland, c (
Caldwell and Matte summel. all Of Lo-
gsn New Mexico.
I2-7S-eS Edward W. FcI. Register.
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Homestead En,-v Ne -ssS
NOTICE EIR PWELLEATL-N.

NtllGe tgA p t~Ll~A4.HN.
Department 81 the Interior Land OaIls
a. clayton \ n Nov - 100
Notice 5 hereby gwen tina, Thomas
Romero, Tor The heirs Of Do--.aco Romero
deceased Q, TucoHcarl y. VI Ia, aled
notice o. hIs In,s-ucn &C make r2a. I'VE
wear proof IN supper; OF MS Jam Wa
HOMESTEAD EcJry No $50. made Nov.
-, 1900. tog the Sc Me- W. Sc
and Ne4 Sc Section -, Township IN.
Range 2-E and ;ha, said proc. WI. oe
made before 7. W Es-ar. L : Cc1r:
Commissioner az MS crce II Tlcl-cart
y. NJ, on January ;, 1905.
He names the following witnesses q
prove his continuous r-si-euc= upon ans
cultivation CT, the .an5. vz.
Thee Marine Of Tucumcar y NJ
Gsaeoi Muniz, Of Montcya y NJ Den.
ec.o LuIan Of Moutoya. y VI E--c.y4-e
Lobato. OF Montoya, y. NJ.
~I;-5o-s-et Edward W. F-N Register.
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Homestead Ent-y y, r:s:r
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

N-A4NE AXIOM
Department OF the Interior, Lad J@cs
al Clayton, y. NJ, Nov p. 1907.
Notice 5 hereby given that. Walter (.
lch1scn St Revuelto, y NJ has Ned
notice Of rs Intention to make Sua. com
mutation proof n support IF BIS claim
VIZ
Homestead Enyry Nc. rlsr. made Sent.
. 1900, for tie North IVES; Quarter Sec
Q - Township I'm Range ssE, and
that sad Proct vii PC nac before y =.
Gal.egos, Z, : Court Com 81, his cfSce
ID T~ucu-cari y NJ. &C lar. : zoos.
He ca=-s ne following witnesses &c
prove his ~Ccnuc-ous residence upon. and
cultivation e.. TIE l2cG. wa
Florierc:c Mzrun=z. Z. f.. Browning.
w. T. Johnson Be1 :. |---sci a. 81
E=vge-t9. y. y.
Il-sQ-s-et Edward w. Fox Register
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Homestead En,ry No. 1901.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior Land Once
~ Clayton, y Nj, Nov. ~. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that John 4.
Henry of Tucumcau, y. NJ has nled
notice Of his intention - make ma. COM
mutation proof in support Of his claim viz
Homestead En,ry No. 1891 made Aug.
%, 1904, for the Ne- Nw+ e. Sw+ and
Nw4 Se- Section = Township I'm,
Range SOC. ana that said proof will be
made before K. Z. poaohoo, Probate
Clerk, al his Once II TGcumcari. y. VI
% January Q, 1893
He names the following witnesses 70
prove his continuous residence upon AM
cultivation Of the me land VIZ,
Stanley q. Lawson. A. \ Blacssrship.
Ben +. Robertson. II. y. pgnchoo. all OF
Tucpncag y VI.
II-33->-6t EowAED W. Fox Register.
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CONTEST NOT1CE

Department OF the Interior United States
Land Office Clayton, y, NJ.
November -, 1907.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed IN this Office oy Charles ( Powell
contestant against Homestead Entry
No, o4SI, made Aug. Q, 1905 for sw4 Sec
ls Twp IAN range gle oy lay + Tuncsll.
Contestee, IN which II IS alleged under date
OF February Is, oo7 that said Jay +
Tunnel has wholly abandoned said tract
that be has changed his residence there
fro- for more han six months since max
ing said entry that said tract is no, settled
upon and cultivated as required by law
and that be has never been on the land
since Ming on tie same and has not eS-
taoliSheG any res! . = ? and
that his SAID alleged bsscc
from the said land was not due % his en-
plOyment in the Army, Navy or Marine
Corps Of the United States, as = private
soldier. officer, seaman or marine during
the war with Spain. or during any other
war in which the United States NAV oe en-
gagged.
And said parties are hereby notified 70
appear, respond and offer evidence touch
ing sad allegation al ten O'Clock a, n. On
January :, 1905 before X L Patterson,
Probate Judge Of Quay County y NJ 81 his
office IN Tucumcar y VI and that Hrsl
hearing wall be held al ten o'clock a n on
January II 1905 before the Register and
Receiver At the United States Land Ofics
in CLAYTON, New Mexico.
The said contsstsr, having. II a prcper
AFFIDAVIT nled 1907. set
forth facts which show ,ha, after due dill
gencs personal service OF this notice car
not DC made, i IS hereby ordered and d.
rected that such notice DC gwen by due
and proper publication
Edward " Fox. Register.