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ALWAYS SOURCE OF WEAKNESS
ereterse cetrae:s from the Power
to Accomplish.

There is nothing which will add So
much TO ones over as the conscious
ness Of being absolutely sincere gsnu
Inc. II your life is a perpetual lie
II you are conscious that you are not
what you pretend to be-that you are
really different person from what
tt world regards yOu-you are not
strong.
There is a restraint. perpetual
fighting against the truth going on
within you. a struggle which saps
your energy and warps your conduct.
II there is mote at the bottom of
your eye you cannot look the world
squarely in the face.
Your vision is not clear. Everybody
sees that you are not transparent.
There is a cloudiness. a haze about
your character. which raises the inter
rogation point where you go Char
scter alone is strength. deceit is weak
ness. sham and shoddy are powerless.
and only the genuine and the true are
worth while.-Exchange
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EoHce for Publication
Department of the Interior.

Department Of the Interior,
U : Land once, at rurnlo, Colorado.
Mny LIST 1870
So,irc Is hereby given that Matte Glhb"u'
Of Manzauola. Culo., who, "u Aurl a. 1905
made Desert Land Entry No. rpg Serial ~"
D7us3. for =. NwA. : g NE4. S,c'Inu y. and
NEA4 section II. Township 10 : Range ~ west,
Sixth Principal Meridian. has nIrd notice ui
Intention to make Final Proof, To est rbll-l
claim TO the land above dr-cribcI, before
Register an Receiver. a, Pueblo. Colorado, on
the ??nd. day OF June. IgII.
Claimant names A. witnesses:
Emery MA=sic.
John Juucs.
Charles McBcc,
Ira Milikan. Al Of Olncv. Colorado.
5 4. ABBEY. Register
First publication May eth
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R0hce for Publication

Department Of the Interior.
L. $ Land ONCE at Pueblo Colorado.
April 10, 1902
Notice Is hereby given that barbara Worker.
OF ordw0y, Colorado, who. ON April -. 1905
made Desert Land Entry No. So. serial No
O7o59. for sE4. Section &. Township Iys
Range i6 ". oh PRINCIPAL Meridian. has nIcd
notice Of intention tu make Final four year
Proof to establish @ aim to the land abo,,
described, before L. r Land ufiirc at Pueblo
Colorado. on the 8rd, day o. June. i.g.
Claimant gam,- as witnesses:
John yiuyard.
Thomas c. E-tep
William Worker,
William Colbert, a II OF Ordway, Colo.
S.A. ABBEY, Rcgi-tcr
First publication April ID. IyJp.
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CONTEST NOTICE
Department Of the Interior.

department oi the Interior.
United States Land Office, Pueblo, Colo.
March %. 1902.
sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
In this Office hy Peter F. Mcclure. contestant.
against Homestead entry No 1869, made MAY
., 1901. for Sc SEX. Section So, Township lqs
Lot I, Sec. l. Lot /, Sec. ?, Twp POS, Range
81 W. by Thomas J. Trottcr NOW decensc,u
conte-tee In which 1t IL all gcd that said claim
ant has wholly failed to reside upon, cultivate
or improve said tract of land In anv manner AS
required by the homestead law prior to his
death, which occurred ON or about the lith dny
OF January, lgOi; that said claimant left
widow. Mrs Amanda Trottcr. and four sons.
all OF whom are of age, two Of whom are named
Charles TTotter and Roy Trotter, and the names
OF the other two are unknown: that neither the
said heirs nor anyone In the interest Of ,bc,r
has resided upon, cultivated or improved said
past: that absence was not due to service IN
any war in which the United States may be en-.
gagged;
Now Therefore said parties are hereby noti-
ned TO appear. respond, and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock n. IN. on
May Is. 1909, before the Register and Receiver
at the United States Land Office In Pueblo
Colorado.
Inc SAID contestant having, In n proper af
hdavit, tiled Mar a. 1909. set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
OF this notice can not be made, 1t is hereby
ordered aud directed that such notice be vivep
by due and proper publication.
s. A. ABBEY, Register.
First publication April 9th.
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NOTICE F0R PUBLICATION
Department Of Ihr Interior,
L. : Land Orlirr at Pucblo. Colorado.

Depart mrnr Of The Irtcriur,
Us Land once at Pucblo. Colorado.
MAY 5. 1919.
Notice Is hereby gwen hat Rn'u, I. Owens
" Ordway. Colorado, Who, ON January an
rgn7. made Homestead Entry No, lhG'!. Serial
No. ui1l4. for Lots and Z. s.. NE4, Section l.
Township 1o :. Range So ", cfh Principal
Meridian. has nlcd uuricr ui Intention p" maxi
Fin Communication Proof, To establish rlum 70
rnr land above dr-crthrd, nrfnrc the L ;
Land Once A. Pueblo, Colorado. on the % h
.l1y ~ June. 1909
Claimant names A. Uitucs~r~:
Gcursr CLARK. oi OriOay, colorado
J ;. Ln-hlrv. ui Oulway,
ChnN Crooks. Of Pueblo,
Ihu- GnIluvau, g OriNay.
:. S.A.ABBLN, Register
Fr-t publication MAY ,Iih.
The Ordway new era., 1909-05-21

Dinks-They say when Lincoln was
boy he spent long winter evenings
doing sums on the fire shovel.
Winks-Why. didn't know the pa.
per trust was in existence those days,
The Ordway new era., 1909-05-21
SCHOOL NOTES

Francis James has returned to the
seventh grade.
Mrs. Fills visited the High School
"Wednesday OF this week.
Albert Anthony Is absent from the
sixth grade on account OF sickness.
The Fifth and Sixth grades had
examination in writing Wednesday
A number Of the High School pupil
enjoyed pleasant evening at the
home Of DR.. Ransom, Tuesday even
ing, May 18TH, the occasion being
Clarence RanSom's 10th birthday.
Baccalaureate services will be held
Sunday evening, May 23rd., at tie
NJ. +. church. Rev. Rice will preach
the sermon. Commencement will be
announced for either the 27th. ur 2sth,
Of May, at the Evangelical church.
Watch for announcement. Prof.
Mooney, Of the State Normal, Will
deliver the address. All invited.
The following program will be given
tonight at the opera house by tn,
High School:
Song
Class History ....... ..... Ethel Beer
Debate: Resolved that the Senior
class should not be allowed t.
graduate. Affirmative, Lillian
Truttcr. Edna Mclvcr. Negative.
Ethel Beer. Eva Albcrt>un.
High School In Rhyme Esther Kelley
ode to the Freshmen .... Clinton Rice
Freshmcn's Reply. ...Nellic WrEhcr
Song. Naughty O9S ...... Claude Kane
Recitation, The Seniors ...-...-.-....
................... Lillian Truttcr
"reminiscences and Retrospect. Ct........
observation-disclosures. Viva Sypher
Seniors Farewell to the Juniors ....
......... ......... .... Belle sale
Juniors Reply. ....... Edna MClver
Toast To o. II. : ...... Eva Albertson
Old Witch.............L Lillian Trottcr
Class Prophecy will be acted out
Song
Jokes ..... ...........M Martha Waugh
The play, My Cousin Timmy," will
also be given. The cast OF characters
i a. follows:
Miss BERTHA Aldncrncy. Viva Syphcr
Bonnie Holland ............ Belle Sale
Fudge Tootly.... ....Jcs>ic Flicker
Stella Mayburn. ......... Marian Bass
Rita Bings ............ Ada Beer
Mile Jones. ......... .... Hazel Mock
Mollic SpoOncr Mary Freeman
Jonas Chorker, gardener.
................. Lawrence Kaiser
Maggie Bings, Cecil lies
Prof. Timothy Adde's Homer Rice
Admission, - and p cents. Every
one invited.
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NOTICE F0R PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,
:. -, nal.. -, p,ahIn TplnTadO.

Department of the Interior,
Us Land once AT Pueblo, Colorado
May IS, 1909
Notice is hereby given that Jesse c. iiebo' oil
Arlington. Cotota ado. who. on March nth, 1907
made Homestead Entry No ls-51, Serial No
nsIe, for NE4. Section ~. Township POS
Range slw. 9Th. Principal Meridian, has Med
notice Of intention to make Final commutntion
pr,cf TO establish claim 10 the land above
,,.,,th,d. before the U, :. Land Once. at
pp.rIo Color,d,, , nn tho 2sth day OF June, 1909
Claimant names a. witnesses;
4. Kenny.
Geo. Frank,
James Zimmerman,
James Guliiaud, oil Of Arlington. Colo
: A ABBEY, Register.
First publication MAY llst.
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DR.. c. o. MetZler. Dentist. Office
west OF Hotel Bcrendo, west terrace.
Phone Blue jll.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
St. Ignatius Squad Will Be
Toasted by Students

The red and blue of st. Ignatius will
tender an entertainment to the football
squad that represented the college so
creditably during the last season. The
affair will take place this, afternoon at
o'clock in the college gymnasium.
The st. Ignatius gIee club will pre-
sent their minstrels. which have been in
preparation for some weeks for the
affair. Ed O'Neil, the old time end
man, will be on the program and he
will present some of his original stunts
Jack Grady will be heard in the latest
college song. entitled THE Red and
the Blue" The chorus work is very
attractive with its effective costumes
of red and blue.
new dance, invented by the ragtime
artist, Ray Ryan, called The Red and
the Blue" is another feature. Captain
Flood of the Rugby squad will have
something to say. The program fol-
lows in full:
Entrance cake walk. entire company: eve
Meet Again s. l. G. glee club: THAT Dog .
dance, Jack Grady and chorus Mary's Lamb .
end skit, G.. O'Brien: college jokes the Buck
leys; Late" G. o'Brien: '-Spartacus at Oak
land Bob Flood; MY Hat" song, T. Donland
and chorus: ventriloquist Druray; Moses en-
tire company, Captain Robert Flood; pennant
''Noah' Bob Flood and S. I. glee; PEARSON
Jackson" song, Ray Ryan and chorus: end
slams. Joe Giannini; oakland song, Frank
Buckley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
ANTl-bEITINGL LAW
VALID, SAYS JUDGE
Dunno OverruIeS Demurrer O1
Man Who Made Wager on
Ball Game

The anti betting law, the validity
of which is now under consideration
by both the supreme and district appeal
courts. was declared constitutional yes
terday by Judge Dunno of the superior
court. This decision was incident to
the overruling of demurrer in the
case of Charles Schwartz, charged with
betting on baseball game.
No decision having been rendered by
either of the higher courts touching
the anti-betting law, superior judges
are now in the position of having to
rely upon their own reading of the
statute. Judge Dunno did not state
his reasons for believing the law a
sound one, contenting himself with
saying that he had given considerable
time to reading the authorities cited by
both sides and had concluded that sec
tion 337A of the penal code, upon which
the prosecution is founded, is consti-
tutional.
The cases before the. supreme and ap-
peal courts grow out of arrests made
at the Emeryville racetrack.
The case OF Charles Schwartz was set
for trial by Judge Dunno on December
%. The information charges that July
81, 1909, at the baseball park he offered
to bet John Liebold 81 to 50 that the
San Francisco club would not score in
the eighth inning of its game against
Oakland.
The San Francisco team did score,
and Schwartz paid the 81 to Liebold.
He was afterward arrested. His attor-
ney. J. ]. Greedy, attacked the constitu-
tionality of the law on demurrer The
case for the people was argued by AS
sistant District Attorney Louis Ward.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
CARROLL-BENNEIT
GO ENDS IN DRAW
Banfams Put Up Lively Ten
Round BOuf Before the
Portland Fans

PORTLAND, ore Dec. 21.-Jimmy
Carroll of, San Francisco and Jockey
Bennett of Oakland fought 10 rounds
TO draw before the Rose City athletic
club here tonight. The boys put up a
fast fight, first one and then other
having the advantage.
Carrolfs science could not overcome
the aggressiveness and strength of his
opponent, who bored in constantly, only
to be Strengthened up by stiff right
uppercut to the head or a smashing left
uppercut to the stomach.
After tpe fifth round Bennett learned
how to block CAROLS left uppercutS
and the contest became an even one
the crowd being on its feet several
times, cheering the boys on. The draw
decision was a popular one.
frankie Edward of San Francisco
put it all over Bobby Evans of Portland
for five rounds in the curtain raiser
and in the sixth the latter's seconds
threw up the sponge to save their man
from unnecessary punishment.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
.O'NEIL AND v'kLEff +.
FIGHT Even BATTLE
Big Fellows Disappoinf Fans by
Wrestling Each Other All
Over Oakland Ring

Johnny OKeefe, the Denver middle
weight outroughed and outwrestled
Tim ONeiI for 10 rounds at the West
Oakland club last evening and was
given the decision by Referee Simp-
son. A big crowd had gathered in the
hope Of seeing one of the best fights
of the year, but everybody was disap-
pointed, for the battle was a joke
oNeil tried to rough it in the first
round, but his opponent played the
foxy game and beat him to the trick
From the first round till the gong
sounded the finish of the scrap, both
men were clinched nearly all the time
The fight was good exhibition of
wrestling, but there was practically
no real aggressive, clean work done by
either man.
ONeil scored the only knockdown in
the fifth round. when he brought over
hard right body punch and doubled
his man up. 1t looked as though the
Denver fighter was about to take the
count then and there, but he managed
TO rally in time to save himself. He
did his best work from the fifth round
on, being very effective in the clinches.
louiHly simpson, the manager or the
club, refereed the bout. and it was the
opinion of all the fans that he tossed
fine bloomer Simpson made no en-
deaYor to separate the fighters and
they rolled and tumbled all over the
ring, despite the Kisses from the crowd.
Simpson said that he was not supposed
TO step in between the fighters.
In the special event, Fred Brooks and
Kid George, the welter weights. went
six rounds to a draw. George put his
man to the mat with a left swing to
the jaw in the third round, but Brooks
stalled through his groggy period and
was doing the better work when the
bell rang.
Mike McIsaacs, a new one, surprised
the crowd by lacing Benny Hart all
over the ring. In the second round
Hart's seconds tossed in the towel.
Hart did not have chance
Willie Ritchie fought a clever fight
against Antoine La Grave and got 4
six round decision over the tough light
weight from Butchertown. In the four
round curtain raiser, Bill Jordan got
the decision over Kid Fitzgerald
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
Jacksonville Results


JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec 21.-Clear and
cool weather brought out large gathering to
Moncrief park this afternoon. and good card
was witnessed. The sensational finish of the
day was in the sixth, when Bellevew with Cold
stein up, made phenomenal stretch run and
finished close second to Cunning. In the third
race Butwell, on Alencon. disqualified for
rough work in the stretch. Austin Sturtevant
being the sufferer. After the race Butwell was
suspended for one week, and Austin Sturtevant
was given the place. Results:
First race, five furlongs seIing-F1ying Foot
steps, to ., won: My Henry, to 1, second
Phoronis. 13 to s. third. Time, :05 %
Second race. seven furlongs, purse-Sager .
to 10. won: Forty-Four 4 to l. second; Diction
to I. third. Time. / "a 2-5.
Third race, five and half furlongs, selling
Petulant. TO .. won; Austin Sturtevant 3 to l.
second; Profit, 10 to L. third. Time I:12 1-5
Fourth race, five and a half furlongs selling
Font, - TO 1, won; May Amelia to ). second: /:
John A. Munro, . to l. third. Time Ill 3-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs. selling-Carthage 6
10 /, won; Edgly, even. second; Lord Nelson 7
TO 2. third. Time, 119 2-5
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth. selling-Cun-
ming, II to ., won; BeIleview. to l. second /:
John Mcbride, to 1, third. Time, 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
Jeff S Waist in Five
Inches of Normal,
Says Physician

III ANSAS CITY, Dec. 21.-
One night stands are not
A injuring the health of James
]. Jeffries, according TO DR.. B.
F. Roller, a member of the
Gotch-Jeffries theatrical troupe,
now on the road. Other than
having slight cold Jeffries is
in excellent condition. Roller
said tonight:
"Jeffries is taking the best of
care of himself" said the physi-
cian-wrestler. HE goes to his
drawing room on his special
train as soon as the show is
over, and retires. He is not
keeping late hours, nor drink
ing, and other than having re-
Gently contracted a slight cold
he is in excellent shape.
"A point of interest about
Jeffries is that his waist meas
urement has never been more
than 46 inches since he last
fought. This is only FIVE inches
more than his normal measure
ment."
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
AID WOLGAST BEATS
PICATO ON POINTS
Los. Angeles Lightweight Man
ages TO DO 10 Limit With
Milwaukee Terror

Los ANGELES. Dec. 21.-Ad VOL
gast OF Milwaukee won the decision
over Frank Picato of Los Angeles in d
10 round contest here tonight
The had hitting Milwaukee light
weight took one step nearer his goal.
championship fight with Battling
Nelson by his decisive victory over
PicatO. PicatO., however. stayed the
limit after getting a terrific beating in
the 10 rounds of lighting.
With honors fairly even at the be-
ginning of the fifth round Wolgast
after preliminary rush flOOred PicatO
with left swing TO the body.
Picato took the count of nine and
got up only to be sent to the mat
again with a right body blow. He
waited for the count of eight this time
and a few seconds after arising was
sent down again with a terrific right.
Picato came back strong in the sixth.
but just before the bell was once more
sent down for the count of nine.
WOlgast apparently was unable to
put Pieato out in the succeeding rounds.
The local man was better at long range
lighting, but in the close encounters
he was badly wOrsted.
Picato outweighed WOlgast by six
pounds, the question of weight having
been waived.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
Tampa Results

TAMPA. Fla. Dec. 21.-Thomas Hatfeld's
three entries all came home in front TODAY
Osorine's victory the most impressive
Hans. the favorite, got a bad break but was
strong at the finish. The management an.
nounced that there will be increases in the
purses the next 10 days. Results:
First race, five furlongs. selling--Lou Lanier
to q won; Herman, to l. second; Icarian
10 3. third Time. :05
Second race. five and half furlongs-Hype-
rion ii. 10 ;, won; Cloistress. 3 to l. second
Lavene, 6 to l. third Time III %
Third race. six furlongs, selling-Spanish
Prince. 10 to l, won: Earl of Richmond, to 1.
second; Charlotte Hamilton, 20 to 1, third.
Time. 1:19.
Fourth race. handicap, seven furlongs -osorine
l. third. Time. :32 3-5
Fifth race. six furlongs-Grenade. 3 to 2. won;
j. c, Core, to 2 second; John Garner, to 5,
third Time, 1:1S ID
Sixth race, five furlongs- -Tannie, to l, won;
Aiyiso, q to j. second; Claiborne to ), third.
Time, 1:061a
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
olympic Cub Asks Permis=
sion to Bond Itself

The Olympic club petitioned the su-
perior court yesterday for permission
to raise $4,000 by means of mort
gage upon it's realty in Post street west
of Taylor for the purposes of paying
off old Indebtedness and of erecting a
new clubhouse. Permission is asked
TO issue 20 year bonds, carrying in
terest at per cent. Since the fire the
club has acquired by purchase an addi-
tional 321a feet of frontage in Post
street. Plans for the new club build
ing have been prepared and approved.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
imp re- President Defends
His Old Calling

NEW 1oRK, Dec. 21.-'You can take
it from me that protection of umpires
will be one of the principal planks in
my platform" was the announcement
which came today from Thomas j.
Lynch, the new president of the Ma
tional league. r.
Further than that I have nothing
to say yet as to my policies. You
see, I've been a long time out of the
harness and until 1 am thoroughly fa-
miliar with every angle do not wish
to make any statements.
Il can safely say that no party will
influence me in the performance of my
duties as l see them. My chief adviser
is John Heydler."
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
Antioch Eleven Blanked BY
Speedy BrOoklyns

In one of the most clever and hardest
fought football contests ever seen on
the local ground the fast Brooklyns of
San Francisco defeated the Antioch
team on Sunday at Antioch by a score
of 10 TO 5. The victors have already
met and defeated all the prominent
amateur .elevens in the bay section. but
the Antioch players proved surprise
and gave them the closest contest Of
the season. The features were the
trick plays worked by the visitors.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
Gotham Fans Are Sure
That Coffroth IS Still
Behind the Big Battle
Mission Club Is Likely to Land in San Mateo,
While Colma Promoter May Be Moving
Spirit in Local Game
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

LTHOUGH big JeFries made and all the details
u settled still the fans along Broad
- the atmosphere charged with various
ckard Gleason
followers OF the that Cohros mana
buzzng the wires
much the job through the grace OF
Gleason knowledge of Rickard
headquarters IN New YORK. rlght from
politicians watched and nazed each and move
many made during those stirring tunes OF
bidding lust three short be yet
coming charmed circle the worthy OF note
nd oonsid deration 70 a big blowot
will eventually cut
other the Nevada promoter
Whenever
toned Rard Immediately somebody 600 Cofrot will
do /
oemny declare that the CorothC on
before the bidding
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22

stands very well in the adjoining
county and that its prayer will be an
swered.
The Mission club was the most i'm
portant factor in the San Francisco
game this year. 1t made and success
fully conducted the few attractive
cards that were offered the fans. and
its match maker, Sid Hester, came to
the front with a rush. The sports in
general would like to see the Mission
club in business both in San Francisco
and San Mateo counties.
The question of who will get the San
Francisco permits is still unanswered
and the chances are that ii Will remain
so until after the members of the new
board of supervisors take their seats.
The Mission club will in all proba bility
be in line to ask the board for it's fs-
vors, though everybody seems to be-
lieve that the North End club and the
Pacific club have had their fill of the
game.
If Hester and his followers do not
land here and the San Mateo authori-
ties 81 liter them in the sister county,
then the game should pick up. espe-
cially if Coffroth is back on the job
again. There will be keen rivalry as
TO which will pull off the big fights
across the line and competition always
makes the game good if the fighters do
their share.
1t is no odds on bet that Coffroth
will not be running a local fight club
next year. Sunshine Jim has been
looking to break in here ever since the
fire, but a hostile administration bade
him keep his distance. Now, however,
conditions have changed and Coffroth's
stock has gone up bit.
One of the knowing lieutenants of
politics said yesterday that "Coffroth
can have anything he wants from Nc
Carthy." All Coffroth wants is the
privilege of running a fight club in San
Francisco, and if he stands so well as
the lieutenant claims, why it should be
soft for him to crafty his one desire
But it's all in the air yet and all the
talk and speculation that go the rounds
do not prove anything.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
MILWAUKEE, RfNtWS
THE BOXING GAME
Bob MOha and Harry Mansfield
Furnish No Decision Ten
Round Entertainment

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Dec. 21>2The
boxing game was resurrected ia Mil
waukee tonight. after lapse OF more
than a year. The star bout was a
10 round go between Bob Moha Of
Milwaukee and Harry Mansfield of Eng
land, weIter weights. No decision was
rendered. Both boys were strong at
the finish, but Moha seemed to have a
shade on points, being the aggressor
throughout.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
BuIcks pEFEAT LozIERs

The Bucks defeated the Loziers on
the diamond by score of IA to 4.
Bishop and Gabriel was the battery for
the visitors, and the Loziers could not
solve Bishops curves The Bucks play
the Young Friscos next Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
JUAREz RACING STOPPED

Ell PASO, Tex, Dec. 21.=There will
be no races at the Juarez track tomor-
rom and probably none until Friday or
Saturday. as it is still too cold and the
course is covered with snow.