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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-10-15
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track.
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don't y0u. when yoa coald shuck ~
many bushels Of corn frUn sun to sun
As any mau In the township? How
your blood tingled thoas frosty morn
ings long ago:
And you were lretty good at run
ming jump In those days.
Nor do you forget what fun 1t was
at the noon recess In the old school
house yard to soak some fellow at
bull pen.''
And town ballr" Say. this new
tangled baseball. when 1t comes to al!
round playing. isn't . circumstance to
town ball!
Aud as for spelling school and shuck
Ing bees and bObsled rides aud kissing
the young people now
adays have no such times as you had.
old man: No. stree!
Remember when Art Jones thought
be could ''cut you OUT Of keeping
company with Mary? You showed him
a thing or two. Yes. Mary made you
4 mighty good wife. peace to her men,
ory!
And when the children began to come
and you were in business for yourself
and for Mary and the kids-you made
record time in those days.
Maybe you interfered a little occa-
and the surcingle was pretty
tight. but you took the bit in your
teeth, stuck out your nose and stayed
III your feet the full quarter stretch.
Some go in you yet? Surely. You
are spry for your years. But how Is
your wind. grandpa?
No; you are out VI 1t. Like Dan
Patch. you are only ht for the barn
md the pasture. They will take good
are of the old horse for what he has
lone. May those you have served, re-
,pected sir. he as kind to you!
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-10-15

Citizens Association Fights Mosquitoes
In fight I" rid the place of mos
quitoes the residents of Llanerch, Del
aware county borough in Pennsylvania.
organized the Citizens Association of
Llanerch and levied an assessment of
70 upon each member This money
was appropriated to buy materials and
employ men to fight the pestiferous in
sects.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-10-15
Electric Theatre
Twb Nights Only
Friday and Saturday

Change of program every night.
The marvellous Cameraphone, singing,
talking, acting and pictures. High
class, moral and refined. Remember
We are the only real talking pictures.
Admission 10 and Is cents.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-10-15
Not tn, Kind sh. w,n..<

"He is one Of natures noblemen,"
said her father -
"Yes that's all right" replied the
lovely heiress. "but nature doesn't pass
around any titles or tx up coats "
Boston Globe.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-10-15


W. ii. Pound,
versus
Max L. Roeder and ]. l.. Finn. summons
and all other persons or parties
unknown. claiming any right. on
title estate, lien or interest in,
to OF upon the real estate de-lA pplfcation
scribed In the application herein
as Lots and i. Block So. Clark for
sons LIST Addition to Denver
Junction, now Town OF Jules Registration
burg.
Defendants,
The People of the state of Colorado to the
above named Defendants-Greeting:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the application Of the applicant plain
tiff In the above entitled application for reg
istration of the following land situate in
Sedgwick county. Colorado. to-wit: Lots
numbered Five t5) and Six t6) in Block Fifty
five tl5) OF Clarkson's First Addition to DEN
yer Junction. now Town of .Iulesburg, in
Sedgwick county, Colorado. and to file your
answer to the Said application in the Office of
the clerk Of said court. in said county, within
twent. days after the service of this sum
mons upon you. exclusive of the day Of such
service; and IL you fail to answer the said ap-
plicatiDn within the time aforesaid. the ap-
piicant plaintiff in this action will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in the ap-
plication herein.
Witness. C. NJ. Harris, Clerk of said court.
and the seal thereof. AT his Office In .Iulesburg
in said county and state. this 2lst DAY Of Au-
C. NJ. HARRIS.
(seaD
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-10-15

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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-16
POLY WILL SEND
MEN TO STANFORD
Seven Athletes Will Represent South
ern School at Interscholastic
Track Meeting at
Palo Alto

Athletes of Polytechnic high school
were happy yesterday afternoon, when
a bulletin was posted to the effect that
the board of control had set aside $3.50
to send seven of their representatives,
with the sanction of DR.. e. c. Moore,
president of the boardsof education, to
meet which will be held on the Stan
ford oval at Palo Alto May l.
Seven members of the track team
will be sent north and in all probable
ity among the lucky candidates will be
George Throop, the fast little sprinter
who captured second place against
Teddy Giessler of the Los Angeles high
school in the recent All-Southern Cali
fornia meet held at the BoVard field.
Ben Ward, the elongated athlete who
has been doing six feet in the high
jump, and Ben Wallberg, his compan-
ion, who has been doing over the five
foot eight mark, may also go.
Manager Chamberlain of the track
squad will be sent north to take care
of the mile, and as he has been con-
Sistent runner in previous meets, Win
ming hOnorS for his team, he no doubt
will make a good showing against the
Bay city athletes.
Kirkhoffer will run the half mile for
the Poly team and should make a
creditable showing.
Gillet, in the low hurdles, will put UP
a hard fight to bring home honors for
the Washington street school, while
Ward Giffin, the fast little midget who
pole vault, having done II feet inches
in the All-Southern California meet
last Saturday, is slated as another
member of the team.
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RESULTS AT EMERYviLLE

OAKLAND, April 15.-The racing
drew a large attendance at Emeryville
today and interesting sport was wit
messed. Well-played horses were sue
cessful Cello, favorite for the fifth
race, practically broke down and pulled
up. Cigarlighter won easily from Hugh
MCGOWAN and Blue Heron. Madeline
L. and Gelico finished first and second
in the two-year-old race. Results
First race. four and half furiongs. purse
Madeline l., 100 (McBride), won; Gelico
112 (Gross), second; Eddie Graney, IL
fMentry). third. Time :65 S-5 Democrat
Judge Henderson, Goodship, salian
Alarmed. George NJ Randle and Twinscrew
Madeline L and Gelico were coupled In
betting as Berry entry
Second race, futurity course, selling
Hazlet. 9s tcoburn), won Marian Casey
1o4 (Burns) second; Platoon, 100 (BoreD,
third Time iii 3-5. Deneen, May Ame-
liza. Ed Davis, Boas, Rather Royal Mozart
The Earl, cuernavaca and Sir Brillar also
Third race, futurity course. selling
Knight Deck, 0s (sullivan), won; Green
Goods, 1O4 (coburn). second; John H. shee-
Bucolic, Anna May. Fancy, Adena, Pills and
Fourth race, mile and half, seling--Red
Leaf, LOG (wash), won Nadzu 105 (Tap-
iin), second; Rubric, los (Burns), third
Time 1896 2-5. Orcagna, Flavigny. Lottie
Mack. veterano. Doclie and Benyolio also
ran.
Fifth race, one and one sixteenth miles,
sellingAC igarlighter, ITO (Ross), won; Hugh
MCGOWAN. 1O7 walsh, second; Blue Heron,
9s (coburn), third. Time 1;49 1-5 Mar
kie Mayer, Patriotic, Saint Modan and Cello
also ran.
Sixth race. six furlongs purse-Meelick,
115 (Burns), won; DESTROYS. 100 (Glass)
second; f. Neugent, i04 (Walsh), third.
Time l:12 rs. cloudlight cotytto, Mar
wood, Rubia Granda and Native sson also
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-16

N URTIS BERNARD, outfielder for
the Angels, probably will be seen
~ in Vernon uniform today. That
is the information given but by the
Vernon directors. Bernard has been
hard at work burning the midnight oil
in preparation for the practice of den
tistry and up to a few days ago re-
fused to consider all propositions to re-
turn to the game. Bernie is favorite
with the fans, however, and he mas
finally consented to play with Vernon
Friday Saturday and Sunday OF eaCn
week until June 1, when he will be
graduated from dental college and VIII
play regularly with Hogan's lineup.
Demands appearance in the vernon
ranks will cause waves of joy to cir
culate up and down the spines of the
supporters of the baby team. He Will
inject into the team just the touch OF
ginger and experience which Hogan is
praying for, and should prove tower
of strength to the bushers, especially
in the stick department. Coast league
twirlers were wont in times gone by to
take an extra wrap when they saw
Bernie approach the plate, and 1t may
be that he has lost none of his old-time
hitting ability.
placed before the Los Angeles light
fans, attacking the local fight promot-
ers for their alleged remissness in plac-
ing ordinary" cards before the patrons
of the game in Southern California.
Likewise, the San Francisco fistic mag
mates, presumably meaning one James
Coffroth, who is mostly in the public
eye, were given sweet spoonful Tor
their cleverness in arranging the big
tention. AT this moment consideration
of the statement is surely timely. No
one claims that the battles staged at
Maud Junction are championship
events. Likewise, the contests in the
north are often heralded as the best in
the game. Now, figure it out yourself.
Glass such a ridiculous match as the
Ketchel-Johnson farce against such a
fast and really classy event as the con-
test down for tonight at Maud, and
which would you choose to see, can
didly? These are but solitary instances
which could easily be multiplied. The
southern fans are being given popular
priced and we'll balanced programs, full
of ginger and the fine points of the
game, and are subjected to none of the
embarra ssing possibilities of facing
such one-sided battles as the much her.
aided heavyweight contest scheduled
by Coffroth. Draw your own conclu-
sions 1t is a long shot bet that the
vast majority will stand with the south
ern promoters.
George Hancock Handicapped of the
Pacific Athletic club, planned a coup
yesterday at Santa Anita and would
have rolled in a goodly pile of green
backs had it come through. But it was
poor bunch, as results showed. Han
cock dreamed dream the other night.
He saw in his dreams County Clerk
winning in a romp at a good price.
The day following this horse was en-
tered, and Hancock and few friends
made preparations for a killing. But
County Clerk was scratched. Figuring
that this did not spoil the bunch, the
fight arbitrator laid low and yesterday
got on to the animal in the last race,
only to see him get off last and trail
his field to the wire. managing to nose
out of last place. The bunch had all
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-16
SEALS DEFEAT ANGELS
WITH ERR0RLESS BALL
Los Angeles Loses Opportunity to
Clnch Lead in Pennant Race.
One Error in Game
Especial to The Herald. ]

SAN FRANCISCO, April 15.-Los An
geles lost an opportunity to cinch her
place at the top of the percentage col
umn today when the Seals took the
measure of the visitors, winning by a
score of 3 to /. San Francisco played
errorless ball, and each team secured
six hits off the opposing pitcher. Dill
Ion placed Briswalter in the box and
Eastley served for the Seals Delmas
took the batting honors of the game,
being credited with three singles. The
Seals took one run in the first and two
in the third. and although the Angels
went up in the ninth and with two hits
started a tie-score rally, they fell down.
The tabulated score follows:
LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-16
GOLF CHAMPION
MAKES GOOD SCORES
Paul Hunter Is Star in Match Play
at AnnandaIe and Will Meet
Williams In Finals for
Trophy Cup

PASADENA, April 15.-Semi- finals
in the match play for the Annandale
cup were played today, the results
being as follows:
Paul Hunter defeated A. H. Braley,
up and to play; E. R. Williams de-
feated j. H. HiXon, up and l to play.
In the semi-fnals of the second six
teen who are competing for the Los
Angeles cup Colin Stewart defeated S.
G. Wilcox, l up and f. H. Treat of Sc
attic defeated ]. Cornelius, 8 up and 2
to play. remarkable score for the
nine holes out was turned in by Paul
Hunter amateur champion of South
ern California. He made the holes in
80, two strokes less than the best card
turned in heretofore.
In the approach contest J. Cornelius
made wonderful showing from
eighty yards, putting his three balls in
with seven strokes.
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STATE LEAGUE


SAN JOSE, April 15.-Clean fielding
and opportune hitting by the Oakland
team won today's game against San
Jose. Logan pitched good ball, but
the Prunes were on Bloomfields staff
and could do nothing with him after the
fifth inning, when Oakland tied the
score. Kellers three-bagger and bunt
by Broadbent scored San Jose's run in
the second. Score:
Oakland 3, hits 6, errors O.
San Jose /, hits 4, errors 3.
Batteries-Bloomfield and Burns; Lo-
gan and Smith.
OAKLAND, April 15.-Fresno took
another game from the San Francisco
State leaguers today, to 2. Score:
Fresno 3, hits 3, errors 1.
San Francisco 2, hits 4, errors 2.
Batteries-Lange, Schimpf and Kuhn;
Hester and Burke.
STOCKTON, April 15.-Santa Cruz
was shut out by the locals today, 8 to 0,
Score:
Stockton 8, hits -, errors 2.
Santa Cruz 0, hits 5, errors g.
Batteries-Clark and Frambes; Van
Otterman, Waters and Conrad.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-16
BY A. E. CUMMING

the second time in his ring career in Los Angeles AID Vol
Milwaukee eatheweght will tonight step out OF his
and will face legitimate lightweight in his ten-round
before McCareys club at Maud Junction Unable to find
feather with the single exception of Abe A who can make
showing against him his poundage Ad has been forced to
climb the class and hopes to add to the Pcao
scalp hanging his belt that of George Memsc In Memsc how
ogast meets experienced ingser one possessed OF stiff
waop and speed The greater number those who
keep eye things pugst predict tonghs session of
the beres erce battles staged at Maud Junction this
allowances to be made attempting to
of the enround session between these two little
bulldog scrappe Ad undoubtedly clevness and
faster Memsc stand-up fighting outsug the little
the other hand Wolgas GOODNESS in action is al
rroverb while Memc his last few before
displayed tendency lose his head Personal
feeling bitter vicious giveand7take scrap VOL
CAST favored by many ringsders owing to Memscs hot
temper but a
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-16
ANOTHER MARATHON RUNNER

NEW YORK, April 15.-Another run
ner looking for Marathon honors, with
the hope of a contest with st. Yves
Dorando or Longboat, has arrived here
He is Indian Simpson, who has
been winning laurels in Canada. This
is Simpsons first appearance here since
he ran a five-mile relay race with AL
fred Shrubb in Madison Square garden
Next Sunday he will go over the
Marathon course at Celtic park with
Svanberg, the Swedish runner. Simp-
son is credited with beating Appleby
an Englishman, who is said to be faster
than Shrubb at fifteen or twenty miles
Judging from the talk, another Mara
thon derby will be held here in May
open to all professionals.
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Marathon is Declared on

TORONTO, ontario, April 15.-Tom
Longboat is suffering from stone
bruise on his heel which, Manager
Flanagan said, might put him perma-
nently out of the running game.
The doctors who have examined ii
fear the bone is affected. The Indian
is unable to walk without pain. In
any event, Flanagan says, the race
with st. Yves for $4,000 side is off.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-16

Memsic and Wolgast have both done
the full usual allowance of camp prepa-
ration for this contest Each is en-
phatic in his declaration that he will
give the other a decisive lacing, and
such is their attitude that it would not
be surprising if they stood up and
snapped punches without the formality
of handshake. The boys will weigh
in this afternoon at the Pacific Athletic
club rooms, where official scales have
been established. Ad, of course, will be
at least six pounds underweight, and
Memsic asserted last night that he
would have no difficulty in balancing
the bar as agreed.
Though the battle carries no titular
honors WITH it and will settle no near
championship claims, since Memsic long
ago dropped out of the running for the
33-pound title, it will serve to deter
mine Ads right to a meeting with
Battling Nelson. Unless he whips Mem
sic SO decisively that there is no shade
of disagreement over the matter, VOL
CAST will find little support in his de-
sire to clash with the Dane. Memsic,
although not the fighter of two years
ago, is still a dangerous opponent. If
George needs the advice of his friends
and does not allow his temper to get
away with him, as has happened fire.
quently III us iale dpPoai ellScs, nc " ~
prove formidable bar in Wolgast's
path. This is one of the chief contin-
gencies of the battle, and 1t may be
that victory for one or the other Will
hinge on the control the Bohemian can
exert over himself.
Tom Jones, manager of Wolgast, is
willing to back his man to defeat Nam
sic, and although there is tendency
on both sides to hold off for odds the
fight is considered on so even basis
that the wagering will be lively. Each
man has his staunch supporters, Mem
sizes friends banking on his punch and
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-16
WILL BUILD ATHLETIC FIELD

The Young Women's Christian asso-
citation Is making arrangements to
build large athletic field for outdoor
sports at Huntington Park. Two ten
mis- courts, basketball and a field for
English hockey and a suitable club
house will also be built. The grounds
will be open by June /.
To raise money for carrying out the
plans, an entertainment will be given
in the w. I. c. U. gymnasium tomor-
row night.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-16

gameness to carry him to the long end,
and Wolgasts admirers expecting MS
cleverness and generalship to land him
the winner.
IT will show the fight public that I
have the punch tomorrow night" was
Memsic's brief comment. Some people
seem to figure that L am has-been,
but just wait till after this contest
that's ALL"
The card as a whole promises one of
| the best of recent programs arranged
! by Secretary Hancock. Thirty-two
rounds of boxing are down for disputa-
ton, and despite that not all of them
promise to go the limit, there will be
plenty of thrills. In addition to the
main event at least two of the battles
figure to smuggling bees. Ralph Gallo
way and Jim Cameron, the dusky big
fellows, after the hardest period of
training they have ever experienced,
are anxious to start the music, and
what these two boys will do can be con-
jectured when their previous perform
ances are investigated. They will weigh
close to 100 pounds. In the Jimmy Aus
tin Young Miller card everything points
to a speedy little match The boys VIII
try for knockout frum the start, since
the winner has been promised future
engagements in case of a speedy termin-
alton tonight. Miller has been working
at Venice with Wolgast, and the camp
followers there are willing to take a
chance on his wallop connecting with
Jimmys anatomy.
Young Solomon and Young Kaufman,
both new boys and therefore anxious to
show up well, will meet at six rounds
in the second event. While little fancy
milling or display of ring knowledge
need be sought in this scrap, it promises
to be a furious mixup from the first
gong Fulfilling the office of a curtain
raiser contest, Kid Brady and Kid
Monte will start the program with a
four-rOund bout
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kErcHEL ANSWERS CHARGES

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, April 15.-
STANLEY KStchel who has been matched
to fight Jack Johnson for the heavy
weight championship, will file in the
courts here the breach of promise case
brought against him by Miss Elizabeth
Houman of this civ. In the circuit
court today his attorneys filed an an
swer which is a general denial of the
girls charges and also demand for a
trial of the case.
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PORTLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS


Struck out-By Ehman 3, Seaton 4, Hark-
ness /. Bases on balls--On Ehman 8, Car
son 1, seaton .. Two-base hits-Byrnes
Shinn Olson. Home run--House. Double
plays-Jansing to Raymer to Gandil; Shinn
to Raymer to Gandil. Sacrifice hits--Gandii
Olson, Byrnes. Hit by pitched ball-ken-
nedy by Ehman. Passed ball-Armprus,
fer wild pitch-Carson. Innings pitched
Carson 41-3, Seaton 8 2-3. Hardness J.
Ehman 8. Charge defeat to Carson Time
of game--2 hours. ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-16
THOMAS PathfInder at laramie

LARAMIE, Wyo.. April 15.-The
Thomas pathfinder car, from New York
to Seattle, which left Cheyenne this
morning, arrived at Laramie late this
afternoon. The car will leave for Raw
Inns tomorrow morning.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-16
SACRAMENTO DEFEATS
MERCEDES BEAVERS

PORTLAND, Ore, April 15.-Carson
hurt his finger in the first inning, but
persisted In trying to pitch. AS a re-
suit Sacramento punched hits on him
in the fifth. Seaton was sent in to take
his place, but he was wild in the sew
enth and was replaced by Hardness.
Portland, on the other hand, was UNI
able to hit with any success. Score:
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PAGE Makes Early Record

CHICAGO, April 15.-Orville Page,
the Maroon pitcher, set an early sea-
son record yesterday at Marshall field
by twirling a no-hit no-run game
against the Depauw university team,
and incidentally winning the contest
4 to 0. Page struck out eleven men.