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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-01

lily, aud here and there closed altogether
and sighed little while In gentle SUM
Der.
I.Ju's Martin had provided no ponder
Gus ceremony no floats or parades ur
heavy charades. With the genius ~ his
nation he realized that when one l.
bound TO he gay he VIII draw gaiety
out Of the very little things. So. MS the
diners came In they were preEtnted with
fantastic naper hats some elaborate al
m!ral chapeauX, Turkish fo2rs Of Nere.
gated colors. tall pointed cones, remln,.
seen, Ot Shristmas pan;olnime. aud
other delightfully."- silly and InfGntile con.
trivances to make merry with.
Furthermore. lie dineh and wined his
great host Of merrymakers without the
slightest confusion. managing all the
many dining rooms In person like q
busy little general aud seeing that his
officers and sub officers kept the great
army U! sscvtOrs moving about with
smoutGness and precision.
Only lloodlumism Barred.
Nor did he pctml; any sisn Of mood.
lumisn. In lact, h. mad an easy
rheck.rein an thr situation SORT of
psychological control. you mIgu. say,
that made the fcasting a genuine flr
and 20 a. FAR as You like, 100 so ioas
as YOU restrained any rowdy Impulse
And 10 dc this rlclply is no ircnr.
siderable accomplishment To ALLOW u
patron n consume lay, four plnts OF
wine and &C. UP ana cheer himself Hui
his neighbours and the New Year, and
vet control him - THAT he preserves q
,lernnt balance % tie p.opricilcs, Is .
performance worthy OF Il genius
Tens OF thousands dined In resorts
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-01
An Interesting
Experiment
1t viii enable you to deter.
mine the value of P. e
&c. Naphtha Soap.
Trv it!

Make a strong suds Of
P. & G. Naphtha Soap and
cold or lukewarm water.
Put into this all the dirty
dish cloths you have. Let
them soak for an hour. II
any dirt spots remain, rub
them lightly with the soap.
Remove the cloths. Rinse
them in clear water. Hang
them up to dry.
Look at them an hour
later. They are as clean as
when new--tree from grease
and without odor of any kind.
The poin, Of hi, LITTLE experiment, i,
this: If P. Il 6. Naphtha Soap will
clean dirty dish-cloths quickly, easily
and thoroughly, how much more
quickly and easily will i, clean bed
linen. ;ablc.clo,i ;, p,lIow-cases, skirts,
shirt waists and articles Of similar ma
ture which are not, and wotr wtrn
one tenth as dirty as the d,h.clo,h'i
5 cents a cake;
worth more.
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ARTIST WEEDS GIRL oE Il

I.ANESBORO. Mass. Jan. Miss
Kathleen Whiting, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Edward NJ Whiting, and Rock.
we'll Kent. an artist, Of Tarrytown ".
'. were married last night. The bride
IN univ seNeEtNon Nenrs ~ aye
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-01
Sheath Skirt Has GrolUn and Trousers Tor
Women Is the Latest Freak Decreed by Fashion
The "Robe Androgwe, direct From
Paris, Shobn in Meqv York, but
AoHstes Declare 1t viii MeUer
Be go" Here.
BY Nixola GreeIey-Smnb.

The girl of 1909 will wear the trousers This is no
mere prediction OF blatant feminist but the stern de-
cree of the only absolute monarch left in the world
Queen Fashion.
What Paris calls the robe Androgyne" already on
exhibition in New York, is frankly bifurcated gar.
men suggesting pictures of the peg top trousers of the
early IOs.
Granted that the projected new fashion is calculated
hdeousIy to reveal the defects of the female figure and
to conceal its beauties. what is it but the logical sequel
of the sheath gown? The split has veered little that's
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-01

other than Martins, and had their
FUN hu' they did not get !, with the
same NivGCious spice MS was to he
found at Martins. The festivities
seemed to drag little in the big
Fifth avenue hotels that are referred
to In the guide books as caravanserles.
They had the beautiful women. the
gorgeous Jewels, the costly creations OF
silk and lace and hrOCade aud what
not. and the rivers OF bubhling wine
and the music and the snuffing out OF
the lights AZ the birth OF the New
Year. and the singing of THE Star
Splugled Banner" and tie rafting OF
rett,ss, and the blowing Of horns, &c,
&c. &c. wherever there were rrsnt
dining-rooms with tables IN reserve at
81 a cover, and nothing but the grape
of France served. but there vas ali this.
too at Twenty sixth street and Broad.
WIN. NnM q ittle more In tie hnrgnin
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Cincinnati CITY of Sudden Death.

CINCINNATI. Jan. | Tn. Coroner re.
ported Last night t.at there were just Tee
suicides IN this city the past years.
murders, 81 deaths from accidents, 80
sudden deaths from natural causes and
deaths from whiSkey drinking
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-01
The BARRIER!

The Burrier." by Rex Beach. is the
sort Of story that .rips you and that
won't be laid aside unfinished. 1t will
be run scrlally II The Evening World,
beginning Monday, Jan. I. Every line a
live wire
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DR.. BULL NO WORSE

Or. Gerardus II Wynkuop. who is at.
tending Dr Wilinm r Bull, at the
Plaza Hotel, said this morning that lDr.
Bulls condition L. about the same as
II has been fog several days past
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PICKS UP $4,000
ON THE FLOOR Of
THE CAFE MARTIN
H. &. Prince at First Thought
Roll Of Money Was Piece
of Decoration.

,r
lu'l" was more excitement around
the cafe Martin to-day than ,p,r. o.,s
,,
curing all the ain and drinking of New
N.n,,. Inc, o,o,tr,, H.
"'''7 ''' 'e 'i'iP'"N''S
did not discover until this morning ,ho,
,,.. ,
Il'HFE " 'flhce, secretary for John b.
Martin member Of the firm. had
found a roll or s,o ooo inc, nc ra a,
Io,,.,., a.. 49,. '''' 80 NV was
,'"H ,"' "S restaurant
Ten thousand dollars" exclaimed "A
member Of the barroom br,,,d, an
r,,od T., .,,,.,..,,t,,., ~, ~ 'e"'' Wv
:" '"''P''b ou' 'he 'aIe to-day
Het eeS lmposslh' Err hs found 20
dOllaircs. why could rr nnt hn,o Ior.
cot whom, II n,, ~, -, ~
,, ,, H"''pt' 'ou'u
s,' 'e'' MA wen Eet rAs Eat way
always IN America. ~ lnborlug man
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40 EStrn Charge ior IL.
Advertisements for ras World mag - ~
Of any American D.s,riet .Messsns9 o(0Ap
" the r'sv r-'r . y ~
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cd thousands his health
glasses verentv
reality, pandemonum, sitting
third rail million million
baptized Niagara and acclaimed with
awful through
Recommendations myriad lowering souls
that will hang around for 10000 and then
'bust."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-01

all Now those shosghted who last winters fashion
n g
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-01
Only Champagne on Tap.

There was more of a cocktail variety
In the assemblage, q more gladstone flow
Of soul At least SO IL seemed to the
loOker.on.
In the cat" 1t was not all full.dress and
pounds Of diamonds nv any means,
though nothing but champagne was or
tap Likewise you saw some amusing
sights and heard some amusing con
versatiOus. In one instance a duwny
youth. who was down from New Haven
or somewhere for the holidays. sa, op.
pOsite forer Of plumes and pair Of
large, blry blue eyes.
tables and the glasses had been filed
and flied again Presently the young.
stcr braCed himself on his elbows moist
ened his lips several times, and said
huskily. You are very. ve-ery he.oo-
ftiful, but rly | forget you name"
As infant New Year began To- get the
firm bearing Of his pins Old Or sod.
der. the sandman, went around and set
a good many heads to dropping Now
and then handsome head would ERIK
up from snowy shirt front and utter ?
per functory cheer, as II in an auto
matte effort 10 startle Itself awake.
This was true in the public dining
rooms, and likewise to BE- remarked In
the private supper rooms where the
young sciunS OF great families We're che.
atiug scarcity of rare vintages and
making toasts, and guests who had only
a few hours before been flashing their
limbs behind the glare OF the foOtligh,s
But theroung scions OF great families
and the young heirs Of new millions and
the young -they-are- h e!rs or.
sc.onS Of did not have a monopoly OF the
private sumner rooms
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Rich and Near Rich.

Once in while as the walter. flung
the doors open you could catch the or.
fulgence of bald heads and the soft
glow of frost ed whIskers There were
Vanderbilts and AstOrs, Goelets, ker.
nochans. KnickerboCks and pittsb,rg-
ers. Diamond Jim Bradys and Franz
Falrells. Sullivans and Mulligans NAV.
ors and Aldermen, millionaire &
and o-multi-mil!!onaires a.dnIng
all over town through the small hour,
At the knickerbocker. RcCtor's, Nur.
rays, the Plaza, the Waldorf Astoria
the Aston. the Gotham. the ST Regis
The Netherlands and the Savoy there
were private parties and public assem-
hlagcs celebrating the Now Near. Tner.
were gems enough on View to sink a
scow wit. wine enough on tap to fiji a
reservoir for the scow to sink In.
And all the while the great mutt, uds
who canuo. hive these things or Who
do no. want them, ;hronycd the higf :
ways and hyways. trumpeting and hell.
ringing, yowling and uluating, nrea ting
a ycritahie pandemonium.
And then. before Phoebus drove I'm
over the roofs of williamsburg with
that bright fancy little phaeton of his,
there was u great goingto-hed, a gen.
eral gous-tO-b,d. and in many Eases
with shoes on and coats and other
things that folk were too weary TO
.aI.n of
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Contrasts Are Startling.

Ups from which there babies hol!o,
lIughttr
The Delta independent., 1909-09-03
The Road to Success

has many distractions, but none 80 des-
perate as poor health. Success today
demands health, but Electric Bitters is
the greatest health builder the world
has ever known. 1t compels perfect
action of stomach, liver. kidneys, bow
els, purifies and enriches the blood, and
tones and invigorates the whole system
Vigorous body and keen brain follow
their use. You can't afford to slight
Electric Bitters if weak, rundown or
sickly. Only SOC. Guaranteed by All
Druggists.
The Delta independent., 1909-09-03
Cedaredge Champion.

Cedaredge Champion.
L. e. Dolph this week disposed of his
town lots and residence to r. W. Curtis
and Ollie Peterson for $3.50.
The railroad proposition is moving
along rapidly and favorably although
very little fuss is being made.
The canning factory at Austin this
week commenced the work of canning
tomatoes. Another week they will be
working full force on this product.
Word from H. W. Bull, who is visit
ing in the northwest, is to the effect
that he is having fine time, but ex-
poets to return home about the first.
Mrs. L. R. Wigram and daughter, of
Delta, stopped over night at the Cob
bett home the forepart of the week
while enroute home from Grand mesa.
]. S. Wright has resigned as deputy
water commissioner on upper Surface
Creek and has been succeeded by Leslie
Hart who now has charge of the entire
creek.
N. H. Castle and family were Sum-
day visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Cobbett. They were re-
turning home from a short vacation on
Grand mesa.
J. H. Simmons is adding an addi-
tional room to the pool hall building,
which we understand will be occupied
by fruit and confectionery stand in
the near future.
Mrs. o. N. Rogers of Leadville was
at Cedaredge the latter part of last
week visiting Mrs. R. w. Curtis. She
also closed up the deal for the purchase
of the A. E. Miller property.
Edward Webb departed Monday for
Chicago where he will view the city
and visit relatives for few days then
go on to Valparaiso, Ind, where he
will take a years course in business
college.
Prof o. M. Soule of Seven Mile,
Ohio, arrived Tuesday evening to take
up his work as principal of our schools
for the coming year. The professor
comes highly recommended and first
Impressions are very satisfactory.
Under his guidance we are expecting
our schools to continue the rapid ad-
vancement of the past couple Of years.
The exact date of the opening of the
schools has not yet been decided.
The Delta independent., 1909-09-03

LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in n................ $50.000.00
surplus fund 1bUO.W
Undivided profits less expenses and
taxes paid ............. ....... 3.727.67
National bank notes outstanding ...... 34.500.00
Dna to other national
The Delta independent., 1909-09-03
Go With a Rush.

The demand for that wonderful Stom-
ach, Liver and Kidney cure, DIR. King s
New Life Pills-is astounding, All
Druggists say they never saw the like.
Its because they never fail to cure
Sour Stomach, Constipation, Indiges-
tion, Billiousness, Jaundice, Sick Head
ache, Chills and Malaria. Only 25c.
The Delta independent., 1909-09-03
North Fork Times.

T.. M. Winners TeIuTleu OdIuTudy
from Colorado Springs.
Gertrude and Elsie Brockman re-
turned to Denver Monday morning.
DIR. Burkhart of Ludlow, Colorado
was looking after business and shaking
hands with his friends in Hotchkiss this
week.
S. K. Traul and family of La Cyggne,
Kansas visited G. A. Kelly the first of
the week. They were on their way to
Seattle.
D. W. Thomas and family, Mrs.
Blackwell and Miss Funk were visiting
with Charley Ellingtons' on Rogers
mesa Sunday.
Mrs. Raner returned to Kansas City
Wednesday after visiting several days
with her sister, Mrs. o. F. Dixon of
Hanson mesa.
Mrs. Matt Arch and children came
over from Gunnison Tuesday and are
visiting with her mother, Mrs. L. E.
Russell of Powells mesa.
A. X. Brennerman, oflWaurika, Okla.
left for Seattle after looking over
the country with Dickson & Winters
for several days this week.
Miss Olive Reed of Colorado Springs
returned home Wednesday after visit
ing couple of weeks with her brother,
w. E. Reed of Rogers mesa.
ToLr po,+o,voo, ,,d faro;l,, of Hos
pers, Iowa, left Tuesday for their home
after a two weeks visit with John
Sipma and family of Crawford.
S. D. Bigelow, of Chicago, is with
the Hotchkiss Fruit Company. He will
remain through the shipping season and
assist j. D. Robertson in the work.
Mrs. James Cribo is enjoying a visit
from her brothers, Dave and James
Wyatt, of Fleming, Missouri. The gen.
tlemen are very much pleased with
Colorado.
Mrs Fred Aver, of Nome, Alaska, is
visiting with friends and relatives in
Hotchkiss and Crawford vicinities.
Mrs. Aver will be remembered as Miss
Elsie Foster.
A. j. Zimmerman and family left
Tuesday for their old home at Glen
Allen, Missouri. Mr.. Zimmerman
health is very poor and our climate
failed to benefit him.
Mrs. Blackwell accompanied her sis
ter, Mrs. Funk, to Denver Tuesday, on
her return to her home at Kelly, Kan
sas. The editor went as far as Mont
rose with them.
]. j. Hall and wife of Calhan, were
looking over the valley this week with
Dickson & Winters. They are delight
ed with this country and will probably
locate here in the near future.
Capt. E. Sampson, wife and daugh-
ter of Delta, Iowa, came in Sunday
evening and are visiting with M. M.
Brokaw, Mr.. SIMPSONS nephew. They
will perhaps remain during the fall
months.
Mrs. L. Davis and son of Butler
county. Kansas, on their return from
Seattle, stopped few days with A. J.
Aver, cousin. Mrs. Davis pronounces
the North Fork far superior to the
much yaunted Seattle country.
Messrs. Shipley, Don Giffee, Wilson,
Saunders, Baker and Misses Onie But
Ter, Iva Clevenger, Louis Hall, Mabel
Cheatham and Madaline Barlow are
spending this week at the Malloy ranch
on Crystal Creek, fishing.
]. J. Pierce, of Colorado Springs,
owner of the Tharp ranch, on Hanson
Mesa, is here this week looking after
l;a f=.,i4 a.<,xa Ha Ia ancoxnna x,iad bsr
The Delta independent., 1909-09-03

| Paonia Booster.
Mrs. Chas. Old left Tuesday morning
for trip to Salt Lake City.
Rev. Cash returned home Monday
night after long sojurn in England.
Roland Swan has advertised sale
for Saturday afternoon, September 4th.
Mrs. Albert Moller entertained at
dinner Tuesday night; covers were laid
for seven.
Clint Atherton. of New Sharon, Ia,
has returned to Paonia to help take
care of the fruit.
Mrs. R. N. Smiths brother, Mr..
Setter and wife of Missouri, are visit
ing at the parsonage.
Anna Michel returned Sunday even
ing from California where she has been
the last month or two.
Mrs. John Small and children returned
to their home in Pueblo after a week in
Paonia with relatives.
Allen McQuait returned to his home
in Brighton, Tuesday morning after
few weeks in Paonia.
Nell Stephenson. of Delta, spent a
few days with Miss C. McNaughton,
returning Friday morning.
Mrs. Quackenbush returned the fore
part of the week from Colorado Springs
where she was called on business.
IL lof% L. .I.
week for Colorado Springs where she
will enter deaconess training hospital.
E. R. Sheaffer of New Castle, Pa,
spent a few days the latter part of
last week with his old classmate ]. H..
Moore.
Bertha Reno, who had been visiting
with Jessie Beezley's folks for some
time, returned to her home at St.
Charles, Mo-, Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Ayres, nee Miss Elsie
Foster, of Nome, Alaska, returned to
Paonia this week after three years
absence, to visit relatives and friends.
Chester Arnett and wife who bought
Val IinCl . ICoi0ClCC RIORcIty d
short time ago, came up from Delta,
Monday, to make their future home
with US.
Mrs. M. D. Vincent. children and
sister Mrs. Hurd left Thursday morn
ing for Nevada, Mo-. to visit parents
and friends. Mr.. Vincent accompanied
them as far as Montrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin E. Smith had the
pleasure this week of entertaining their
former pastor, Rev. Olin S. Baker of
Montezuma, la. DIR. Baker is on his
way home from Seattle and other points
in the West.
Chas. Cowan, who bought the Conine
coal bank, has built an extensive yard
across the road from the school house
and has it well stocked with coal. This
will eliminate the necessity of gong to
the mine when the road is bad
The Delta independent., 1909-09-03
Ranch Home For Sale.

7ia acres on Garnet mesa Il mile
from city limits. New eight-room
brick house. IL acres in apples.
Balance in alfalfa. Inquire of Porter
Obert Hardware Co. 25-tf.
The Delta independent., 1909-09-03
Fairview Coal.

Best Coal,
Sells faster,
Burns better,
Than any coal in Delta.
Order your coal of E. G. Rusler,
Phone 663 Black. North Delta. If.
The Delta independent., 1909-09-03
Paonia Newspaper.

IuOuld NeWhpdpeT
Rev. C. G. Stout took the train last
Saturday morning for Fruita where he
went on business.
Roger Nelson who has been visiting
in Paonia the past week returned to
his home in Delta Tuesday.
Vaughan Macdonald and J. C.
Clark, of Sarnia, Canada, are visiting
at the Macdonald and Crush ranch on
Stewart mesa. Both Mr.. Macdonald
and Mr.. Clark are old fruit men and
are very much impressed with Paonia
and the surrounding country.
Ira Cline this week received the sad
intelligence of the death of his father
which occurred at his home in Potters-
burg, Ohio. The old gentleman was
81 years old and leaves his wife aged
81 to survive him. Death came as
result of extreme old age, no disease
being manifested.
The sad intelligence was received in
Paonia Wednesday night of the death
of Earl Rogers that evening at his
home in Denver, after prolonged ILL
ness of over year with tuberculosis of
the spine. His death was not unex-
pected but comes as sad regret to his
relatives and many friends. The body
will be brought to Paonia this evening
for burial. We have not learned the
full particulars but the funeral will be
held some time Sunday.
Olathe Criterion.
E. L. Young returned from Kansas
City Tuesday where he disposed of two
carloads of fine lambs from lis cele-
brated flock. The lambs bro ought 81. .55
per cwt. which was 10 cents in advance
of anything sold that day.
Mrs. VIM. Mick died at her home on
California mesa last Friday. Her age
was 81 years. The funeral services
were held at the residence by Rev.
Hill Of Delta. The interment took
place at the Olathe cemetery Saturday.
W. Frank Shields returned Friday
from trip to Salt Lake City. Mrs.
Shields, who accompanied him was
The Delta independent., 1909-09-03
For Sale.

Sidewalk-new, various widths
cheaper than lumber. Capt. Bragg,
corner 7th and Grand. 28-tf
The Delta independent., 1909-09-03

detained on account of illness. She
was taken i'll at Salt Lake and on Mon
day underwent an operation at Holy
Cross hospital. At last reports she was
getting along nicely.
Contractor A. ]. Rawson has COM
menced the erection of fine residence
in the La Vista subdivision for N. C.
Workman. Whenever a lull occur. in
the building industry Mayor Workman
can always be depended upon to start
the ball rolling again.
The famous Eckerly ranch, mile
southeast of Olathe, sold last week.
This place consists of 1900 acres of land
and was purchased by R. N. Whitford
of Galesburg, Illinois, the consideration
being s15O,00O. The sale was made
through the Ridgway Investment Com
pany.
The Delta independent., 1909-09-03
Crawford Chronicle.

B. N. Crawford went to Delta Mon
day of this week to transact business
at that point.
Miss Edna Goodwin arrived here from
Wyoming last Sunday where she has
been teaching school.
G. w. Goodwin is having a coal
house built in connection with his lum-
ber yard and will have coal for sale the
year round.
Miss Eima Brockway, who has been
visiting Miss Hazel Flanary the past
week, left here Monday morning for
her home in Ridgway.
The Cottonwood district was the
scene of cloud burst last Thursday
afternoon about 2 o'clock. The bridge
and the grade going up on Missouri
Flats were both washed out.
Edward Gates, son of E. w. Gates,
had the misfortune to get bone brok-
en- in one of his arms last Thursday.
DR.. Wells was called in attendance, and
from late reports the patient is getting
along nicely.
G. 1. Ritchie of Crystal Creek was
down from that place after bunch of
men to work in the hay fields. Mr..
Ritchie is the owner of the ranch for
merly owned by Theodore Kreumnling,
which is noted for its fine quality of
timothy hay.
The Delta independent., 1909-09-03
Found.

Small silver watch and fob. Owner
can have same by calling on G. Fair
field.
The Delta independent., 1909-09-03
For Rent.

Small house-Cheap rent. Inquir
Of Capt. Bragg, Corner 7th .an'
Grand. 2s.tf
The Delta independent., 1909-09-03
For Sale.

Ten acres of decided land on Orchard
Mesa. Cheap If taken soon.
Inquire at 255 Main.
The Delta independent., 1909-09-03
In the Different Sections

the Sweitzsinger brothers of the
Springs, who are looking over the coun-
try with view of buying.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-05

san Francisco. June 4-victo
Groth- g blacksmith. and Denny shay
a hoiiermaker was killed by william
IT, Fox tonight ia a saloon at Firs
and Harrison streets.
The three victims were .n n salooi
when Fox entered and ordered {
drink After receiving It, he sale
that hc had no money with which
10 pay FOR IL. Argered by some al.
legged remark made by me bartender
Fox Immediately drew a revolver ans
commenced shooting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-05
NnllonaI nowlns Tournamcnt.

NV york juno i-Dcspite the
weather. conditions which seemed TO
preclude AN chances Of high score
bowling. the Madison Garden con-
testants succeeded In maintaining a
better average than ON previous
day of the national tougnamcnt More
than half the contestant werc out Of
oEunrls.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-05
BIG FIELD OF RUNNERS
FOR DENVER MARATHON

Denver. Iun. f.-The amateur Nar-
.thpn. uli,h win g. run at Union
Park tnmorroa uil hrlng together
tns lrt-r-mlHmiain championship over
fhs 80 arathnn distance.
sidney HatH ~ Ghieaso. holder oi
me- indoor uafeur Mafsthoa record.
Jon F9r.aw and Joe Erxieben 81 ST.
Iuais .nl Gordon Maea of Denver af.
f.e laeniIt0a. althou-h Sol Ifals1r.
tai tiola -'faot Indian ANA Tulr
aorat "a Navajo nafa 30 big follow
inE