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Evening star., 1908-02-04
GOOD BOWLING IN
BIC LOCAL. TOURNEY
Morning GIories Continue in
Lead of CUNTS, With Lem
mon Heading Singles.

A large crowd of bowling enthusiasts
were on hand last night to witness the
pin tumbling in the City Association
bowling tournament. which is being held
at the Palace alleys, and the scene rep
resented one of the best arranged affairs
pulled Off in the city for many winter
seasons.
The manner in which Cooper handled
the large ball was about the most inter-
esting piece of work of last nights roll,
he having spilled COS pins in the three
sets, which IL but one less than Lennon $
score the latter being in first place. Coop
er and Garrett and Lennon and Rice
gained place in the money for doubles.
In the class B doubles Cooke and Schaffer
rolled a very consistent game and took
the lead in this class. their score being
1,1S pins for the three sets. Another
change was affected in the class doubles
when Dexter and Kreiger assumed the
lead The Morning Glsries quint is still
heading the class A five-man teams and
judging from present. indications they are
likely to remain in that position for some
time.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
NEWS Of NEW YORK
BASE BALL CLUBS

NEW YORK, February 4.-Manager
Clark Griffith of the Highlanders, who
got as far as Chicago on his journey from
Montana to this city, yesterday changed
his plans, and instead of coming here
went direct to Hot Springs. Ark. He will
be joined there in few days by several
of the Highlanders. Billy Hogg, Jack
Chesbro. Willie Keller, Jack Kleinow and
Billy Gilbert of the st. Louis Nationals
will leave here tomorrow or next day and
report to Griffith at Hot Springs. Others
who will join the advance squad this
week are Jake Stahf, Charley Hemphill
and Kid Elberfeld. The other players
will leave this city March and will re-
port at Atlanta. Ga, March 8.
Secretary NahOn yesterday received the
signed contract of Pitcher Tom Hughes.
who is wintering at his home in Salida
Col.
Graw's plans, Secretary Fred Knowles OF
the New York club yesterday completed
the arrangements for the departure of
the players for Martin Springs. Tex,
where they will meet Manager McGraw.
Including the manager, thirty men will
make the trip to the training grounds.
They will be divided into four squads.
The first detachment will be made up of
the young bloods and will leave this city
February II for the springs. The party
Will hdldEhCy 1OSAMHCS,
pitchers: James and Curtis, catchers;
Herzog. infielder, and Early and o. Rrien,
outfelders.
The second squad will leave St. Louis
February 1S and will comprise Crandali
and Beecher, pitchers, and Doyle. Pfyle,
Merkel and Evans, infielders, and De
Ware. outfielder.
Christy MathewSon, who will finish his
coaching work at West Point February
25, will head the third squad. who leave
this city the next day. With Matty will
be Wiltse and Lynch. pitchers: Devlin
Tenney and Hannifin, infielders. and Sey-
mour and Donlin, Outfielders.
The fourth and last party will leave ST.
Louis March I and will comprise Nc
Ginnity. Taylor and Ames, pitchers;
Bresnahan and Needham, catchers;
Strang and Birdwell, infielders, and Shan
non, outfielder.
Secretary Knowles yesterday received
a letter from McGraw in which the man.
agsr announced that 1t was his intention
to begin work on the Los Angeles clubs
grounds February 1. McGraw expects to
be In good condition to try out his players
at Marlin Springs
Evening star., 1908-02-04
YANKEE SKATER TOO
SPEEDY FOR CANUCk

MONTREAL. Quebec. February 4.--The
amateur speed skating championships of
America were decided yesterday after
noon on the NJ. A. A. A. open-air rink
under very favorable conditions. with the
exception Of attendance. which was small
Edmund Lamy. the speedy Saranac Lake
skater. was the star of the afternoon.
carrying off the half-mile and three mile
championships and giving Fred Logan.
the st. John. N. B.. skater. competing un-
der the colors of the Montreal A. A. A., q
close finish in the mile.
There was a surprise in the 800 yards,
which went to o. B. Bush OF Vancouver.
r. c.. an outsider. Bush won by at least
fye yards In easy fashion. Carl Ahiroth,
the Duluth crack. who showed up well at
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Installation Of ofacers.

The installation of officers OF the Ep-
worth League Of Calvary NJ. E. Church
occurred in the church last Sunday even
ing. DIR. Dawson, the pastor, outlined
the work Of the league throughout the
country. L. L. Derrick. president of the
District league: s. 8. Culbertson. first
vice president; Miss Esther r. Woodward.
fourth vice president. and F. B Gilmore.
treasurer, explained the work Of their
departments
The officers installed were N L. Sans
bury, president: G. 8. Gibson, first vice
president; Miss Mathews. second vice
president; Miss M. Small. third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. e. w. Shaw. fourth vice presi-
dent: J. A. Dellett, secretary. and II. G..
Waring. treasurer. Music was rendered
by the leagues double quartet
Evening star., 1908-02-04

tomorrow evening. beginning at o'clock.
The program consists of a Rice gambit
by julius Finn, state cahm-
pion of New York, the local players being
required in every instance to play the de-
fense to this opening. The single player
will show his ability at blindfold play by
handling some Of the games without sight
of the boards.
Prof. Rice of New York. the wealthy
patron of chess also inventor Of the gam
bit In question. is financing Mr.. Firms
tour. so there will be no charge to those
participating. Secretary Lavender will
assign the players to the boards and pref
erence will be given. IL possible, to those
who took part In the recent exhibitions
by Mieses.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
BASE BALL SEASONS OUTLOOK

the meeting at Saranac Lake Thursday
last and In the indoor championships here
Saturday night. was distinct disappoint-
ment. He failed to finish among the first
three in any Of the finals.
The summary:
One mile-Fred Logan. Montreal 4. A. A..
FIRST Edmund Lamy, Saranac Like, second; Lot
Roe. Toronto. third. Time. so.
22O yards. hurdies-Fred Robson, Toronto. nrsf
A. Bulmer. Montreal A. A. A.. second. Time.
80 seconds.
Three nailes-Edmnnd Lamy. Safanac Lake
first: Fred Logan. Montreal A. "A. A.. second
$50 yards. fnal-Ed Lamy. Safsnac lake. 6rst
Fred Robson. Toronto. second; J. :; Atrd, Mon
treal A.. A. A.. third. Time. .26x.
A. A.. first: Earnest IAmy. Safauac Lake. \. Y.
second: Elmer Ingraham. Montreal Il. T.. third.
Time. S.l4h.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Personal to River Men.

Capt. Frank Luckett, mate of the ferry
steamer Lackawanna, resigned Saturday
last to enter other employment. and Capt.
George Windsor has temporarily taken
the vacant berth In the ferry line.
Capt. Gus Malchowski, mate of the tug
Tormenter Of the feet of American Tow
ing Company of Baltimore. has been ap-
pointed master of the tug. with Howard
Machen as mate.
Capt. Eggers Of the schooner Grace u.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
HORSE A HERO IN
FINANCIAL RESCUE

NEW ORLEANS, February 4.-Charley
Ellison, the big blond pIunger and horse
owner, made amends yesterday for many
previous losses by winning a big bet on
his horse j. c. Core in the fifth race at
the Fair Grounds track. 1t was the big
gest wager Ellison has placed on any Of
his horses this winter, and as he received
to and even money he won $4,000
when his horse galloped home the win
ner.
Previous hard luck with wagers on his
horses made Ellison desperate. He had
quietly prepared ]. c. Core for this race
and guarded carefully the secret that his
horse was good from the prying eyes Of
q good price. j. c. Core SO far out
classed' his opponents that the book
makers would have made him l to 3
chance had they known the horse was in
good condition.
The greatest opposition came from Mo-
mentunn. stable mate Of ]. c. Core when
both horses occupied stalls in the barn
owned by the Newcastle stable. Momen
tum. with the advantage OF perfect physi-
cal condition gained by racing here. sped
for five and one-half furlongs led by two
lengths. Then class told i'm favor of ].
c. Core. Under vigorous riding by Not
ter the favorite wore down the leader
length.
As the horses passed the winning post
Ellison slapped friend on the back and
cried: 1T was q close call, but I won
enough money on that horse to make me
The majority of Ellison's bets were
placed by agents in out-of-town pool
rooms.
Angelus added the handicap to Burlew
ONeilFs account in sensational style
mo- = Rvevx A~y -,
Tileing and Yankee Girl, bat, favored by
a big pull In the weights, he ran away
from them early iH the contest, opened a
gap Of six lengths but tired badly in the
last quarter of mile and only earned
the judges decision by q scant length.
Summaries.
First race. three furlongs-Lillian Ray, 10
K TSn Exits
,d1oe 1ne. a.:n kiGssr Sss.e
Second race. ave farionss~penalao io4,a Grow
f Ben SAND is C. X He9D
third. Time. l.o2H. Ora sudduth, Hostile by
fsorn G. NJ ' Lowe Ansoni.. ' Blue ''aaa Bss and
Third race; sly iurlonssa as,ens,e; II Tlynn..
second % sn oro sdi ais Gs,de eDneS to ssrd e
Tim ,loE ,,. APsnmsTessn oono0%eS; Tom
Bright Boy, Jerry Sharp. Akbar and Csbrita also
ran.
Fourth race. and one-sixteenth mles-An-
gslu.. q F!ynn'. 4 to |. won; Yankee Girl. 1o5
2 to l.. third. Time. 1.47A. Plantland, Car
thage and Keator ALSO ran.
Fifth race, six furlongs-J. c. Core. 107 (Not-
teri. ALTO f. won: Momentum, lOl (BrusselD, {
to l. second: Gembrinus. 106 tHeideD. 5 to i,
third. Time. 1.141S Ananias. r. Mulholland,
cate. Fla1man. Glare Russell and Emergency
also
IL to I. won: Prince Hohenlohe. 1l9 tNotterD, 2
to l. second; Come on San. I'D fG. SWAIN. 20
to I. third. Time, LIS. Gracious. Morales.
Devout. Moyea, Spion, Alsono and Wild Irish
man also ran.
Seventh race. one mile and seventy yards
Hans. ITO tSotferl ID to D. won: Rexane, o.
tSumter). to l. second; Albert starr. lO2 u.
Baker,, 10 to !: third Time. 1.48. Lotus
Brandt. Bridge Whist. Dew OF Dawn Variety.
Rebel Queen and Bucket Brigade also ran.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
COMPANY G TOO
MUCH FOR CAPRONS

Last night. in the National Guard
gymnasium, the team representing Com
pany G, LIST Regiment, in the Washington
City Basket Ball League defeated the
Capron Cadets in an interesting game
by the score of 80 to 20. At the end OF
the first half the Caprons were in the
lead. but Company G came back with
its usual fast finish and ran away from
Its opponents. Hammersly played best
for the losers, while Duncan and Dinnis
starred for Company G..
fDII0
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Considering Road Improvement.

A public mass meeting Of property own
ers along the Benning road was held last
night at 1923 Benning road for the pur-
pose of considering the bill for the widen
ing of that highway. In connection with
which preliminary steps were taken to.
form an organisation for concerted action.
Robert Bowdler was elected president
and James NJ Wood was appointed secre-
tary Another meeting viii be held In
the near future to discuss the proposed
measure for the widening of the ROAD.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
WESTERN HIGH BOYS
Defeated THE "PREPS'

The Western High School basket ball
team defeated the Georgetown preps
Yesterday afternoon in a very interest
ing and hard-fought game. the score
being 81 to II.
The Western boys seemed not to be
looking for individual honors, but
played together like veterans. Cogan
and Yund played fast games for the
preps. each having thrown three goals
from the field. Robson of the winning
quint excelled in this line, he having
found the hole four times. The lineup
and summary:
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Gosls-Duncan, 3: Dinnis, 8: Herbert. 3; Fur
mage. q; Hammersly 3; Stull, 3: Morris. g;
McGrath, 1. Free throws-Hamnaersly, 2; Fur
mage, 1.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

niger and McCleary. pitchers: Hirshman.
first base: Cree. captain and shortstop;
Ferguson, right field; Coulson. left field,
and Bray, suboitcher and outfelder
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Holmeads Want Dates.

The Holmeads would like to arrange
series of base ball games with teams
throughout the states OF Maryland and
Virginia for the coming season. beginning
April 15. Address Owen Harrah, 1858 18th
street northwest, Washington.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
WOULD PROHIBIT GAMBLING.

Acheson's Bill Be-
fore Commissioners for Report.
Representative Acheson's bill to amend
Evening star., 1908-02-04
LEAGUE.
Unique Chess Exhibition.

As intimated in Sundays Star there will
c unique exhibition at the Chess Club
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Goals from feld-Hildreth ~, Robeson o.
Polhemus, Donsyan e.. McIesn t2l; Cogan ls
Polhemus (3), Cogan. Time Of haives-2o and Is
minutes.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Dan McGann and Bill Dahlen have just
discovered that Cecil Ferguson is a crack
pitcher. Hope Cecil makes good.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
BASE BALL NOTES.

Comiskey has another spit-ball artist
on his pitching staff in Jim Freeman,
from the Minneapolis club.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Here is a good one: President Quinn of
the Ohio State League. has to advertise
for umpires. There are some sensible
people left in the west.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Hughey Jennings is said to be worrying
over Ty Cobb's refusal to sign. Better
dig down into your jeans. Hughey; these
southerners are hot-headed people.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Griffith has not given up the idea Of Sc
curing Hillebrand. the old Princeton star.
Hillebrand is still ranching out In South
Dakota.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Manager John Cancel of the Reds, does
not want to carry as many men as the
results. don't blame Poor John' little
bit.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Desirable training grounds in the south
for major league clubs are 80 scarce or
unavailable that the Detroit club may
build a park of its own at Hot Springs,
Ark. where the Pittsburg club has train
ell for several years on the only grounds
there oht alma hle
Evening star., 1908-02-04

1t now looks as If Manager Griffith were
going to dodge New York and go direct
from Chicago to Hot Springs. Shouldn't
be at an surprised to hear that he had
been showed up in going through the
southern states. Griff Is a very chilly
proposition during the winter months.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Ira Thomas would have picked Detroit
in which to play in preference to any
other western city Ira never would
consent to accept advance money. That
is the reason he can afford to dabbie in
stocks occasionally.
The state herald., 1908-11-20

The attention Of the IIonored TaNpay-
eTs Of the County of Phillips is respect
fully called TO the Legal Notice appear
Ing elsewhere In this paper. OF Special
voting precincts Of their County ON
Tuesday, tho 18th day OF peoem ber.
A. o. 1908. and
vote on two 90 questions, substantially
ns follows.
A. whether Phillips County shall
issue Twenty Eight Thousand Dollars
u2s.ooooOl Rcfunding Bonds bearing six
with the proceeds derived from the sile OF
same. retire and pay on the old Bonds
NsS 000l, which bear eight per cent. tsssl
intcrcstY' and
II. whether Phillips County shall
issue. say, Nine Thousand Nine Hundred
Dollars t9.9OOl Funding Bonds bearing
i've per cent. Ogl interest. md with the
proceeds derived from the sale OF same.
pay judgment Of the United States
Court drawing eight per cont. $50 later
The above questions we believe to be
~ vital interest to Phillips County. and
especially to the taxpayers thereof. NOW.
In order thut you may be enabled 70
properly vote ON these two questions AT
said election. we would have you know
the following;
FIRST. There are outstanding. and
now payable, old bonds Of this County IN
the amount of Twenty Eight Thousand
Dollars N2S. .OO0l, bearing eight per cent.
$50 interest, aud
SECOND. There ls Judgment stand
ing against this County In the United
States Court which draws eight per cent,
tsTl interest, aud
THIRD. There are no funds IN ths
Treasury of this County available for the
raymsnt Of said bonds. or for the payment OF
slid Judgment, hCncr
FOURTH. The occasion for this Flee.
iiun, nnd the urgent need nf this Board
knowing tho Taxpayer nlehHur" IN ~"
manner IN which they desire these debts
discharged For this board well realizes
that n this election does not carry IN
favor ~ tho Bonds, then tho United
States Court win order special levy
made 10 the extent NJ about thirteen I3l
mills, and hy "a doing Increase your taxes
over nKty-six per cent. t66sel. OF fully two
thirds fD nraiu a. murh hs they wrte last year,
and ftifihsf II would require iiinse tN cuns'tii-
iiyn years II such increased taxation 10 tais'
Funidrni funds ~ dlgrhnrfo In full the County :
dtH wtth Interest THEREON, 10 MI, sln ~ tN-
orss u lony-slN thousand Dullara eidOOol;
NOW, .
FIFTH. n you are IN favor ~ having
YOUR taxes Increased. then Indicate your
wishes hy casting your votes against each
question: hut.
sisrH. on the other hand, II you nra
not in favor ~ having Your taxes M
creased. then evidence YOUR Wishes on
Election nay by putting m ne Indicated
hciow. on tho ballots
The state herald., 1908-11-20
L L Armour, Register
SUMMONS,

SUMMONS,
state of Colorado,
county of Phillips,
In the county court
James d puckett plaintiff VS. Emma puclett
defendant
The People of the State OF Colorado,
To Emma Duckett
The defendants above named greeting
fou are hereby required to appear in nn ac
ton brought against you by the above nam
cd plaintin in tha county court Of Thillip,
county, state oi Colorado, and answer thJ
complaint therein within thirty days after
the service hereof, II served within the stat.
Colorado or by publication, or II served outof
the slate of Colorado within fifty DAYS aft,r
the service hereof exclusive of the day of ser
Vice. or said action may be regularly set for trial
the same M though such such appearance had
been made and issue had been joined on such
complaint
The said action is brought by plaintiff to oh.
tain II decree Of divorce. dissolying the bonds u
mairimony now existing between plaintiff nm
defendant. on the ground OF that ti.i- defend
ant regardless Of her duties as a wife did
wilfully deserted and absentod herself
from the plaintin'without any reasonable cause
for period OF more than two year.
As will more fully appear from the complaint
In said action to which reference is here made
and copy Of which Is hereto attached
Aud you are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear, and to answer the said com
plant as shove required, the said plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief therein de-
mandcd
Given under my hand at Holyoke in said
county this 10 day OF Oct A. ID. 1905.
JS bennett Attorney for the plAintin
First pub Oct N
The state herald., 1908-11-20
Rsiundlng County Indebtedness
Ar.Ia,, R,fundlns County ind,s,.aa,.,
Funding County Indebtedness
.Fcf,
A..In., runaIns eounly Iaa,1l,dn,..

srvrsrH Then n The majority of
VOTES fiHt nt tho Election h IN fnNur ~
The lIundH, this Board under law, n
nhiiead g. ISSUE new bonds the proceeds
ffnm Tho sale ~ which viii provide sum {.
rirHi funds a. uny m the old bonds ana
10 nay and discharge tho Judgment
rInHTH. Thls County, nH hrfrlnbefnrn
mentioned T. paying eight per cent, i.s ,
Interest on a. outstanding hnhha, nnh tho
pafnn fntr ~ Interest un the Judgment,
willis, N tho new bonds are Issued theY
would hrHF lees interest fnuniluhed ell" /.
whore In this nftirlol, hence. ihrr" would
ha d ihfHe saving 10 the County w inter
rHt This saving would amount 20 aNur
Hoyen Hundred Dollars ufop each year
NiNrn. n the assessed valuation of
Phillips County Increases pfnpniunnhl"ll
~ much IN the nest twenty tahl years ~
4 has done during The lnst rNo lbl year.
ihrH tho burden an tho Tarnhfrfn ~ thlss
iHr "a sum like foftyaHis thousand dollar :
win be- little f1it then. nH compared 70
nov
Board u County Commissioners
of phillips County, Colorado
uy iiFEiiY MITCHELL
Chairman,
Attest LEON Kt;rLiin
Clerk.
The state herald., 1908-11-20
QUESTION "a"


which
OF OF
Phillips
at the ppre Of ,hs c9 Of PHILLIPS acn ns,ns
thirteen
- - - '' -
thousand uhoo
one
both
tsil dated March iss, ts
1887
The state herald., 1908-11-20
STRAYED.

From my farm near Holyokc, the LIST
of June one red yearling steer branded
r on right hip. A reasonable reward
will be given for information of his
whereabouts. L. G. Summers.
The state herald., 1908-11-20
FOR SALE.

One fourth of block in Holyoke
upon which is good seven room house
and other improvements. Inquire of
G. A. Spence.
The state herald., 1908-11-20
FIfst pub NONU
NntiGe for Publiu atiun.

First pub Noy6
NntiGe for PubliCatin
US Land oilioe At Sterling Colo
Notice is hereby given that Ethel Arble Mnttl.
ews nee Ethel Arble OF Haxtun Colo who on Nov
10 1903 made lid E No 1898 form 4 sec u tp9n
isw pm has filed notice OF Intention to NAL .
hnal five year proof to establish claim to The
land above described before Register and Rcceiv
or at Sterling Colo on the day of Dec 1908 =
Claimant names witnesses
Charles Is Shriner Of Ha2tun Colo
Ada Bennett Shrnor "
James ~ Hin
Sumner W Tracht 3"
L L Armour Raulsiar
The state herald., 1908-11-20
A WARNING TO
PHILLIPS COUNTY
TAXPAYERS

BOND ELECTION TO BE HELD ON
THE and TUESDAY IN DECEMBER,
AND CALLED BY ORDER OF The
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION.
ERs, MEANS MUCH TO THE TAX.
PAYERS OF THIS COUNTY.
The state herald., 1908-11-20
FIrst publication Nov Q 1903

NUIIEE FUR P ATIQN
Land Onlceat sterling, Colo,
Oct 80, 1903.
Notice ishereby given that james p Anderson
of llolyoke Colo who ON May 1907 made Hid II
No 502 for nell, sec 20, twp N, rng 10 W. 8 p IN
has filed potice intention to make final COM
mutation proof to establish claim, to the land
above described before W q Helland clerk of
district court at Holyoke, Colorado, on the /.
day ofDec 1905.
Claimant names as witnesses
John g. Richardson of Holyoke Colo
Phclix Mutcme "
Gus Johnson "
jesse Z Anderson "
E Il. ARMOUR Register.
The state herald., 1908-11-20
First pub Nov
NutiEe for Publication

First pub Nov q
NutiGe for Publication
S Land onicc at Sterling Colo
Oct 30 1905
Notice IL hereby given that Clarence J Hal,
nf llolyoko Colorado who on December s 1898
made Hd Il No 2si7 for W = sec Is tp6 ie "
p m has filed notice of intention To make final
five year proof to establish claim to the land
above described before clerk of the district
court at Holyoke Colo on the a day of Dec 1905
Claimant names us witnesses
Everett A Sickle of Lamar Neb
Frank Sandy
James 7 McGaughey
Noad Fuqua Holyoke,
4 Armour, Register
The state herald., 1908-11-20
QUESTION "B."

do
81 s % S , esu nsfts S n az o e9 % b e f Gf S @
dollar
% ny ME s "a 5 6en SSnd ana az nS ] eSs sp ] % P % s lash sn @
cbiansd4 ~ ' ~ ~ ~ " WV" Wv " ."
persons Question ~"
SpEnTEpNEss" itEfuSpSG SpEiTiDS:sss
iTEpNess on Exc AiY5T FINnIso eotYTY SbIri
property
no
be % of said county Tssdsy
and aanS % sp 20 @ 3R of The sn IN s es ' Yo,s s
sid county lslps and said hs
eanyaHHed
printed noIes TITS bond Election thi
be PaSl.6sS f9r
d such publishing a " ' ~
y tssai) LEON Kppfrp
Of
rsqS BY law % s9dcE n rgEpr gy:s a, srEfiA
County OF Phillips - '
Tuesday, the 18th Day Of December, A. ID. 1908,
when The duty agslsd spsi the sbov. order will
whstsqt SIasss Tg hsga ard ogg zee. .mes In
county Clerk of board of coaitg
The state herald., 1908-11-20

New Assortment of solid silver SOU
venir spoons at Lyman's
The state herald., 1908-11-20

For SALE. Seven head of good sized
young horses. All broke. j. E.tle u