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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15
objection to "Hesvi|
Tribune Special Sporting Ser

Tribune Special sporting nc'~
NEW YORK. Nov. 1t.-Mar
the local clubs holding ste6n (.
seriously of not putting on a
heavyweighrs at their snoHS
come 20 the conclusion tAt5
wise thing TO work tho big te1
the flrst place a bout between
too much talk, and then aSam
one bout OF every hve turns =
torily. $780, =.
The bouts between McCc{
Kaufman and Bradley,
Tony Ross. I.angford and soi
Stewart and Jim Jeffords w.
sided to please the spectStSL
were not slow in making Mcks'
heavyweights out OF the @y
be no objection to the noHin9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15

Christensen s. Christensen
and counselors at law, h4
to their former offices sa
block. 219 South Main SIRE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15

Tribune Want Ads.
Bell nhone 520l. Ind. phone $50. .34s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15

Tribune Want az
phone 5eol. Ind. pho1
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
OATg poa EXECUTION IS ssr
First Legal Death IN Oklahoma vii
Be Nay p

First Legal Death IN Oklahoma vii
Be Nay p
OKLAHOMA CITY Judge aabea.
IN the district court st Teeamseh. set
Nay = at o'claek n tha moralag
for the execution u VII Johnson. ths
negro Who fatally assaulted Mrs Mar
cuppy IL Shawnee several weeks axo
Johnson eams neat belag lfnchet
en- the day Of the crime lie vas cap.
tursd soon after. taken 70 the iail a.
Tscamssh ana Sheriff Piefe. fearing
that ; meb would get Johnson. took
aim overland 10 Norman Arriving
there the sheriff refused 70 keep the
nsGro and he sas brought 70 thls
city After mar alnlag bis inan.
esnes unt : iufF hal been selsctsd
70 Try bis case Ia district court and
the states attofaey had made the
opening statement. Johnson suddenly
sbrang 70 his feet aad admitted that
he vas EuiltF The jury Immediately
returned 3 verdict IN accordance and
assessed the death penalty iohn
sons execution vii be the nfst legal
death since statehood
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
eosslrrss rAvoss assovAL
Bii vii PIT So Mfillsn Acres Or o..
lahous rsz He'll

Bil VII put slg Mlilsn Acres Or o..
iahows rsH He'll
WASHINGTON The house commit.
tee % Iadlaa Affairs has reported taft
orablY The Bill e femova restrictions
from ne fallosing lands ia the nfs
civilized tribes ef okiahama
Al iand of lnlnrmzrrled vAites. iu.
eiudinx h0meataada. AL lands Of The
freedmen. except homestsads. al
land Of adult sli9iises vho have been
nanfssideata q tha reservation fof
ths past TIRES fsafa. al laads, except
hemsslaadz. d MIXED hloods having
haif Or mere e waite blood FREED
man are permitted u lease taalF laad
foF agricultural purposes FOR aye YeAFs
azd iaF mlaefal purposes fof hfteea
years. wilhent kha approval e tha e.
parlmeat The secretary y aathof
lssd e Fcneye he restrictions % fall
blood lands. beth surplus aHd bone.
sleada. and o. homealaads Of tha
mIxsd bloe5a eheaayef he deems &
q ~ haasal s lhs aizt,ez
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

had hts or her ambition
10 show what tAe subject 4
meant to the school and -
teachers. drawing 10 Public
schools by Mrs ] N llayman
was presented with great fowo
sud impression Had sao parents
who loobed upon drawing - a
waste 81 time aud money beeu
present they would hsre gone
from there withA very different
op.nl0u ~ this very essential
part ol the primary develop
ment IL the child mind
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
RULES AGAINST wssr
oslahoma supreme Court Decides
Against state Education Beard

Oklahoma Supreme Court Decides
Against state gducatlon Beard
GUTHRIE The oklahoma supreme
court decided lhe case aled hy he
board Of regents of the Oklahoma
state University against The state
board Of edacatlon n favor oi che
board Of regents holding that the
regents have tuli povcr 70 elect the
heads aad faculties q the state ani.
versity aud that the board q edaea.
lion ia without sueh power The opin.
ion holds that the state university
does net come uader tue term pub
lic schools as Hsad in 1ne eonstltu-
lion. ana that thU Oklahoma law con.
ferrlng powers upon the board Of re-.
gents Is carried ever IN ne aehedule
ef tho constitution
Acting upon : wflllen oplaion Of
Attorney 0aneral west the state
beard ef education elected Rev a
Grant Evans as president Of the state
university. succeeding nf iioyd. and
elected nee presidents OF norma
schools. TIE beard also named
school book commission. ~ the deci
alien a ne aoaFt lhese acts are Fea
feTsd illegal
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
nlsEss 60 70 woas
ssstismsnt tsss seer Rsachsa ssd
Al Wsfk starts

ssstlsrsnt Fsss sssa esschsa asd
Al Wark starts
ToLE0. q TIE sao 90 de min
srs IN the esatral ssmp~tiuvs aia
tFief III - 70 vark Immediately "A
aHieable agreement has bees reachs
81 - members ai lhe scale commit
tees AT sAss sxr~eAsas "a later
ratlhed b the Joint meeliug - min
srs and operators Bafa sizes are
satisfied wlga The results Of the eon.
ysntiou ana the conference aaiaafu
Il wiih The bssi - feellaE between
the two parties - she coaifoFeraf
TIE terms af tie agreement afo.
vide isf Ecaeral resumption ot
work thfoash8al tha district the
atspslaa az the all rate 81 p ceais
a tan taF mlaiHz coat a referendum
vote 10 81 iAkea tF districts and 4
caH af the slpalifse IS receive ihe
returns 81 fha s8ts fhe rstefeadam
being a the proposition e make
the agreement aali iar $50 SEARS. a
uniform sefeeu af pne sad ane
fourth neaes "a esshihasr DAY As
referring g al local tefensss aa %
prices aad eaaaIiiona % tha districts
faf aetllsmsot. an inYitaiioa q llli'
nols operators - iela n the next in.
iersinfe c6nfeuli1ns sa1 that me
neft lolnt Interstate conference be
held Is Toledo Ia February. 1912
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
KlLLs HoasErHiEF
sheriff of Murray cvsssy starts Cru
ssas Against nas asn

sheriff Of Murray cVssty starts Cru.
ssas Against aas asn
SULPHUR VITA on affsgef horse
thief dead another believed 70 b
Nounded and nos mAkiux his saT
through ths tImbsf ltads aad bills paT
sued By : dsssrmlaed posse which u
under ORDERS . shoot q slEhi. sheriff
AaxNrll b~gaa = crusade against "a
au.ias baad that promises . ea4 oaly
after much 5loodshet
TIE dead robbsr IL Gus Shelton. q
IIndssY. Okla tls pa sho escaped
during : runaine nEht in Which ais
horse 49, shos from anasr him asd
another horse uhieh Be monaisd as
sounded. Il mn Hendrix. kaova a.
! bza man auisk 70 So bis gan. aat
nov unaar ladlcsmeul IN Paria fsxs
s1f murder
A suspect sas arrested = searfaf1.
eba ls believed 3 Be The partner ot
shelton. the man KILLED
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
APPLAUD OispfnsARy sysreS
state Prshlhltion Convention Eodorss
nssksH, atilups ard oln~iddie

state prshlbition Convention Eadofss
HasksH, aiiiups ard oln~iddie
GUTHRIE rhe state prohibition
convention 81 thelf session here en-
d8rsad Governor Haskell senator BIZ
laps ana Rev Dlnwiisgs and the dis
psnaarg system and pledses tae sup.
port Of The psohlaltlonisis % tlfe prep
osiilon at the polls next fail The fsa
olatlons urged fhe sHomissloe hf con
gress of an amendment e the cassti.
llllon pfohlbitlnk the manufacture.
transportation. Of sale 0f liquor toe
bevsrsxe purposes, demanded me
passage or the Littlsaeia biil glslns
The stats authority 70 eoatfel liquor
tranlc and endorsed The democratic
party pledge 70 secure the eleeuou
Of rnilsd States senator's b dlfeci
vofe.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
Dates or Hearing.

Applicants 3n3 attorneys hf
applicants la the removal of msH
tons are lUseby advised thr ~
ii. G. Cusey. representative 9f
ihA office Aln he IL thR i0.|awa4
named points uponthe ia,e, ment org
81 fag ihe purpose e masking 'o.
ssgaiioa ana taking testimony d
these ea~.
Nau arc feaagci b aepea sf
wHNh escg N the to&m niafe3
beloN S the most convenient ~
you
pyp Creek, Apia 1
Yosa. Apn = anj =
Alton Apn b,
Grove. NAY l
Chwmor. May 2 aads
NoWala, May
Haftlesvge Nay 3
TuIsa. Nay
Ala. Nay ! ami y
sulphur Spaags. Nay n ani
until ga. n Nay -
TShomngo. afternoon Nay H.
and ail I5y Nay -
Afimofc. Mayi3
pauls valley Nay IS
Chekasha. Nay % aai anti
.5g1p ne Nay Is
N the bearing arpa9is @l
present tleg homestead ins a.0t-
meai ctfa;es 3oss. aaJ pies
81 any lease contrasts 8 gsemenss
log ihe sale q iiieH hn3 80 Nheh
ilug may hass enu
Ths Us no tass tt.a,es Is ;a
als. rs thcy ue haIel by 1si q
0usnss approved Apia q i9n
AiHers vha hye ans Is ihs
k05Aa a hs.3s al whose aas S
eass3 tat M mA aa Plfoses Az
as ~ thH a3s ihe present .a
slfalfoas petitions covering sleh
lands Ag nas be nso Nhets
rtFt 0i fle aasmen IS 0a aat ara
pat IS noi. the lHa'iee may { d
desires. hase the arpl atom e9e
s1efea insofar as { pertains g
agricultural land only
Respc stuilY
DAsA X. KELSEY
United States indian Atea'
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

OKLAHOMA CRY Victorious IL
the ikAt fef state side prohibitiohs
TIE Oklahoma kasi saloon league mAT
bfins : aalt % teat the legality ot
Attorney oenersl vests dsclsiou that
whlsksf nay hs taken from express
Offices o. depotz ta he home e tha
parchassra. Il L IauEhhaum. at
iaFney for ne teaaas holds that NJ.
VESTS ruling Il eoaifafY q the pre-
hlbslloa lAa. The control ot the in.
fefslata eemmsfce law eeaEes Nhen
ths consixase signed for tie liquor
nl TIE express offles Of depot ahd sas
state laws contral khs alapoaal from
tai tine safs NJ Laashhaua1
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
CLAREMORE NEWS
Whs las that farmer such a
long face Cause Il rats

Why las that farmer such a
long faeeF Cause L rats
THE mud ran he slreet earni
val oH frpm our glty - wp think
as Il sk.ape8 oul Saturday
Yes. those wnie ups fnm
thp hrst columns ot thc Chief
tain are read Ulih great lnteres,
70 the psople Of those days, and
they Are not bad reading for the
.rea conner
The Holy City ihat was given
81 the opera house last Friday
8 ghl, was quite a drawing card,
visitors from other towns took it
Fin vrom Chelsea. We noticed
Mr and Mr. Thomas Mespadd
cu. Alr. and Mrs Cap Lane, Mr
and Mrs Chas Poole. Mr. and
Mrs William Strange aud Mr..
ara Mis- n q Dannenbarg
Uncle Glen Rogers. who has
been - very sick for some time
lai Chelsea has recovered sufhc
ien,ly lo be seen on the streets
every .sw days lie same 10 ihs
show Friday night, and remain
| cd il the city over night His
many friends we're very agree.
ably surprised when lie was seen
on the streets the grsi Of The
week
car well known friend. John
y Tay or. who has been very
low with pneumonlA aud rhsum
a,ism, At his farm west OF the
city i much better now Oi
course this y glad news 70 his
many friends IN al parts Of the
country and especially % those
Ia Rogers county ii. genial
and cordial presence j. missed
from our streets and BONES
Another O, Rogers county ,
siaunch farmers vas taken away
hy THE death ~ Almau Martin
last Wednesday NJ Martin
came T. Coowee,eoowee dlssr.ci
seFer.l years ago. from Going
snase district aud purchased !
farm from ArcA Mccoy two
lm..e, east 81 our city ~hers hs
lhas l.eed since Ills ifein bis
ne gh6orhood has ever showu
/ that IL was i wofihY gentleman
aud q man 10 be trusted by alt.
tie was % years old and eams
from Tennessee mang years agd'
Us funeral was conducted by
the Masons. after the services
Al the Baptist church wefe end
ed 8roiher Coe preached ths
funeral
The teachers association d
Rogers county held IS last meet
Ing. u ths scholastic year II ths
" +. church. south, last Sat
Ga account Of the rain. thers
was not . very large attendance
but what il lacked ln members il
made ap IA enthusiasm Il was
the best meeting that the ssso.
citation has held thls year TIE
program WAS short. hut every
subject bad - representatives
aud every person that Took part
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

MUsKOGEE In the c0bnly else
tlon contest in Muakoxss cuuntys in
uhIeh ~ F nzmpeadaAl republican.
contested he slsoiiaa Of " J Crun,p.
prosecuting attorney. Special Judge
Richardson raaderez decision that
s.sss Ihe aIica % af Cgump = e
feIse unaer IAls decision. y agrees.
manf 81 allofasta befase ne eaas
Mzs lEIed. ~ & Haffis ceaalF eoH
nIzs|azz HzZI|f.z county zzhRs'
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

ne I@a NsanTa-T tfamr ar : gsfnf
heaf Gfeeulssf creek 10 the eastern
part og ihe esauU IRE has beap
started snt logs anA rails placed
across tas tracks hat each tine The
sngla.efs have noticed tAe pesifuc
iioas before striking them 4 earsssi
wAteh ls a0s belag malaiainsa
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

Near Arimore twenty hesd of eai.
lie belenEiax q Robert y scixaiiY
we're agolsn and dfissn out ui reach
~ ihs oaicsfs : few nights aK1 lt
is believed nat = Eaax q thieves has
beea operating 60 this section Tor
some time. whose base q operations
q believed to Be- sn thr AfbeeEis
mnuatains
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

D. rred 5 chhfan. q Tulsa vho
oalclAtsd ia the Ampgiail1a II TIE leg
n II s. Ire : iaeereF ia ths Glenn
paai OF nei5. has been saed fof dam.
anss ln me san ot lsoe9 hy lee who
charges shag the iimb uas ampufAtcs
ulihoat hls consent
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

Ths state board .. agriculture has
prepared nee weights aa8 meas
ufss blli shlra O. uiii have brought
up IN she laslslitaH fhs pFaseat
la Il an elA ane ana does nas ln.
e'ads manf Important commodities -
the uFeseal iaf
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

The nosiaTiea department has Ae
esHlea fhe pfoessa. - faha T camp
bell - lease the nfetsni pasiaaics
quarters az NlNats lDr s iefm ef nfe
years from tnly ] including complete
equipment
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

4 maas meeilns q eitlrsas of rfT.
"a has petltionH8 lhe postoniee DE-
pzftmeut % change Tie name q ths
toen 81 Tfrone. - aame that uaa
formerly held b : little efoas roads
pssioHice that waa dlseautlnuea
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

Re- v = Wisieg 8 Quassr mials
tss Of rhilaaelphlA. i preparfag y
establish she arst Quaker mssalon
anonx Indians lle 4 uos 81 Hoa
M maklaa arFanaemeaia fsF ne ap.
aalan 81 snoh 4 misplan
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
Berry Pickers Wanted.

>irtY DE acres Of tifAwtsffiea ripe
tie mldds q aay flas eamp
sfoand. Write Beanstt Ffalt Faru,
Neosha. NJ e
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

FL t.asls employed - instructor
ln ne business department. # the
ronkasa preparatory school has re.
nlkned his position 10 accept > simH
laf oas At arand Rapids. Michigan.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

uet.aflns ihsi tae aat4 dn ees ate
,be lsiaahanss ln taels oaices iar afb
Vate conversations apte taaH far
business iha utY commissioners
3, K.aea eoaah aafe 3flered aH ihs
paenss sakpe ifam fhe e1uFi house
plth tae akepNaa ot aae rs las sheis
tns aNlre
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

aysdaieaisat aar rsxS
sounig sarv*Yar Eill 81 ssppiantsa
- T 4 Palmer. 2 = Gamsls aat
eaas ilagseFty al republicans
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

as t. l. whtaey aai lite
1augtiei i Affair were 'fansaeilas
business hefe Tuesday
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

ia8ge X q Campbell q ihs rnliei
States court al Tulsa dismissed enc
ease ot saanlY axslns he Creek ol
COMPANY invairing pfopefiy valued a,
oue mlliinn daiiass. &aer & Naa shewn
tnat Raae 1faysaH. esatssi assfr in
the case wss three years older ihaa
Charles Gray soa. rhpm abe claimed A.
her father
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

fae department % agrieuliafa esii.
mates the laial ehesl crop 81 0kla.
bona AZ l80eq oaa Bushels, eal'e ne
KaaAs estimate u placed Al laaaal.
200 bushels The ieia3 Yle'l 3 oaia.
hnmA has taken a s'amp an aecoani
81 a largely Reduced acreage caaAei
b general Aaprrheaiioa g sfeeg
bugs
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

rae Ministerial aiianee. rampose 4
81 iae nse eailax m.alstefa 81 fnit
haa heea saed bY ne ok.sAama DE-.
festive agency of oklahsmA eig far
tgaa al.eze1 60 b. dae tag services
rendered under : caaifael . secure
evidence q convict Eait b39tiessers
faeeallF
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

C. = Suesi ~as acquitted of M
rhafxs et murder a. uaiteusille last
prek Sneaa sas suafcfei tor the
murder o. Deputy Sheu1 Coz iu Jan.
uAfy rae 1eiense aaa asne1 a
saoatng gallery. pleaded The killiak
vas Aeclfeaial After NJ verdict sss
aaaonaesi Mrs saeed plaae1 q sut
ion hRie b14sei aa e-sa at iaa Jurors
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

panca CHS has realized $4,000
fooa the sa.s oi lsaas tn ne pafpssa
nt iapsin8 nv eafefN sF ara M
fta sttm Faa maas4 is sos iu
ta h8aka aai nafk vii aea.n af
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

G8F Haskell has refused : ssrioa
q nog Do1kheftf. na# serving a afV
ysaF sentence faf murtee caansetra
sta ths bsak robbery 81 iakaliz a..
tssa years aEs nouxAsFts 80 =
msmbsf ot the famous Dalton gang
wha Eses battle - : posse ef deputy
mafshals Ths fersmmea3ailsn upoa
shlch ne applisA'ioa sss based saa
gha good prison fec1gd # poagheriY
1ossrnof Haskell lu fsfusluE the par
tda sai4 am tFYiag q catch eank
rosssrs act. and sot tHra then lsas- :
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
nsw srArE sorss

ID ihe vicialtY ~ waVaaucKa Farm.
sgs are preparing 70 rsplAut efepa
shieb have seea wAshst aus ~ ne
heavy rains 81 tae past tvu w@eka
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

TIE Red River & Pacific eamatnF
has besa chartered - build s ilns %
railroad from Ei Reao through catta.
Washlia ki8ua ana Iacesan counties
- = palnt On tac Rei River = dis
taHes q ~ mles TOE capital aissk
a 5000 4s8 ara the lncorpofat1ra are
al residents af 81 Rsna Is Is gfo.
posed . eunaeri aitk ias s. tla.a ~
Rea8 s WrNefa
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

Governor Haskell haa narasaef
Horace sfasiy eamH9si serving sea
years f1f PERJURY ID caaaeeiiag sta
fhe mafiaf ease of George Moran.
convicted - The murder of iasega
Reenalassam near Kash saaaxs On
the daf 81 sae opening 81 tbe Asowa
anf Cananeae eoanffy Ia 1871 Df
fisensiassom sni ~ parts sefe
held up b. Moran and another maa
Evening journal., 1908-12-15

$I8 Women's 6 Misses
Sample Suits at $40
Womens and Misses fine tailor-made Suits.
made Of strictly all-wool Chevrons Coat 80
inches long beautifully tailored and lined with
best Belding Satin Skirts extra wide with bias
fold on the bottom, Value $500. Spe- n m
cial for Wednesday only at......... bUsOV
Women's Long Coats, so and 81 inches long,
broadcoth in the newest seini-h.ting and Empire
styles Some plain, others again trimmed with
satin velvet and braids. All lined with fine Beld-
ing satin Value S7.oS to $22.5o. Special at
$4.S8,$7.50,$l0 and Sis
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
BEAUTY ON THE OUTSIDE

the rink last night II the senior
teams did play a rough-house game it
does not mean that these little mid
gets did. for they played a good clean
game. There wasn't any pruning the
ball, or shin fights. or putting hickies
on each other heads. The polo fans
OF this city can well depend on
good playing. while these youngsters
arc about. And say. II any little Jersey
"Skeeters" ever come up here and try
to sting our boys like the big ones
did last Saturday night, we won't do
thing to them. but cut their hair off
and burn them at the stake. and then
keep what's left for ornaments.
This is the first game won by the
Mohawks. and they certainly deserved
it, for they played hard all through the
game and were determined TO win.
Horty made the first and only goal.
the final score being / to 0 in the
Mohawks favor. The lineup:
Springs Jrs. Mohawk Jrs
Foulk ......... goal. Lowe
Alsentzer ........ half. ........ McNey
Seiman .... centre ......... Horty
S. Cloward first rush. ..... Chandler
Pagan ..... second rush. Morris
-. Cloward .... sub ..... A. Grant
Referee. T. Leonard; timekeper. FL
licott Time Of half 10 minutes.
BY THE JOURNALS Messenger Boy.
Evening journal., 1908-12-15


Frankly. the people who become polo
fans l''-o n dash OF slam bang I'm the
play along with clean. scientific work.
There is no reason why n game should
not be clean and scientific and rough at
the same time. II players are fast In
chasing the puck ball they naturally
will be rough. There will be stalling
and body checking and all that, not
merely to try 10 hurt the opposing
player But It is not necessary for
players 10 whack away repeatedly at
the feet Of their opponents. or for play
crs 20 try TO trip others or 10 crack
tile men the shins or about the body
while ostensibly trying 10 capture or
dribble the bah. Il Is this unneces-
sary and out-of -the-way rough house
that SIS objected to. this desire 10 get
somebody"
The game started of with a rush
last night Creamer was not in tho
Mohawk lineup. He has been playing
q clean fast game this season. devoid
of rough-house work. and has developed
sped In passing tho ball lie has
been ont or the last two games or
Mohawk. Cooling took his place last
illniltf "iiH HiAetA a kNou balits SHOUT
ing two of the three goals scored by
Mohawk. Cooling was not a partici-
pani in the rough house. but the big
stick tactics were apparent among all
thr other players on both teams II
hid not take long 20 develop either
The Springs players felt that the Mo-
hawk players were making it too rough
for them and went back" an the
Mohawks. AS result there were coll
isions galore spills. covert cracks at
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MOHAWKS WIN
A ROUGH GAME
Shut Out the Springs Polo
Team in Great Struggle
Last Night
Mohawks. 8; sprlngs. Q.

MohaWkS, ~ Springs, o.
II the polo players had been equipped
with tomahawks instead OF polo clubs
last night in tho game at Eleventh
street rink. the contest between the
rival teams would have resembled an
Indian hand-to-hand conflict instead OF
q struggle in modern sport
For the greater part OF the time
sport apparently was forgotten in the
fray in which the sentiment Of most
Of the players seemed 10 be Get some
body" Several Of the contestants We're
gotten" for whacks with polo sticks
were exchanged back and forth az In
tervals. and those Wiimingtonians for
tunate enough 10 be present were treat
ed TO genuine game Of rough house"
from start 20 finish.
II was pleasing 20 many of the spec
tators. too. but it was too much of the
eXtrccm FOR others and Tor Manager
Cl0ward Of the rink. and rough house"
like that of last night. punctuated with
.lovo-taps" width the pool clubs win bo
fabooed hereafter by the rink manage
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gent coaching Of Frank Baldwin ana
Earl Newman. have turned out fast.
although It had to develop new players.
A preliminary game viii be played bS
the H-Hieh School against one of the
fastest teams IN this section The
games will be played in the Eleventh
Street Rink. and the first game will be
called AZ o'clock. The lineup:
High School Art and Textie.
Kyle, White. forward Hay ;
Mearns .... ....forward ........ Daniels
Braun
Foster ...........centcr .....,.. Wingats
Eberhardt ........guard .......... Smith
King. Bowers
Walthor .... guard .......... Millci
Sawdon. Bright.