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for the fancy markets by actually do
ing the work at the commercial cream
cry operated ON "a commercial basis by
the experiment station Of the agricul'
tural college.
As IA result of these practical, learn
it.while .you.doit schools, 1t is estimat'
ed that the lmproy emcnt IA the output
OF butter in Iowa has added AT least
two cents to the selling price of every
pound of butter made IN Iowa and other
leading dairy states adding millions Of
dollars To the revenues OF the farmer.
Twenty years ago, butter making was
taught Al the agricultural colleges sole
ly by laboratory methods as n part Of
the course in chemistry, which was
worth about as much to the actual but
ter maker out in the cross road cream.
cry as IA lecture on bi-nOmial theoTem
would be to u horse doctor.
The proposition to install u practical
commercial butter making plant at nm
agricultural college for the education
OF butter makers in the country cream.
cries mentioned above aud now In gen.
eral use, was FIRST taken up by the Iowa
State Dairy association at ~. Dodge,
Iowa, in 1890.
Secretary Wilson, who was then d.
rector Of the Iowa experiment station,
was one of the most vigorous oppon.
cnts Of the plan, aud argued long aud
loudly against the move-''it II was not
mother = way but the association en-
dorscd the plan and II was put through
over che aetivs opposition Of director
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-04
JAMES MISTAKES
FARMER

Wilson, This is history,
Again James Wilson, syndicate writ.
cr of farm literature (and good one }
made a trip through the Panhandle of
Texas Is or 20 years ago and came
hnck to Iowa aud give IL out cold that
the Panhandle and the greater part of
Texas Was impossible a. au agricul-
tural proposition,
Probably he had in mind " Father :
way OF farming and IL so, he may
have ben partly right, but last year
the Campbell farm at Plainview, Tex
as, where they don I believe in "faih
er's way raised twelve bushels Of
wheat aud 22 bushels of oats and big
crops OF kafiir corn ana milo maize,
where all the fathers way" crops
in the ueiRhborhood were burned W
by drought.
| mention these instances in which
secretary Wilson was wrong for the
encouragement Of the western farmer
They show that he is IN no mean,
u safe prophet to follow, neither is
he to be greatly feared.
In Iowa, the dairy people got ''.I
ham good aud hard aud after few
years he professed a change Of heart
and became a powerful "exhorter
in the dairy camp meetings.
II the western farmers will go az
ter him in the same way, We may yet
hear the voice Of the ancient advocat,
of Father way Of farming" lifted
up In strenuous supplication for more
light ON the Campbell system"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-04
NEW MEXICO APPLES GOOD

just now III l'asu Is eating New
Mexico apples aud Judging from the
Herald : statement, they are properly
appreciated. II iS becoming known that
wc have the finest apples in the world.
The culorinR II perfect and the flavor
uncqualcd. Tn" Herald says: 'El
Paso is just now eating apples from
the famous san Juan country in north.
western New Mexico--tOns Of them.
Aud they are good apples too.
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COMING NATIONAL
STOCK CONVENTION
Program Will Be of Unus.
ual Interest to Stock
Growers.
DENVER, JANUARY s.15

StOc kmcn hll over the territory age
very much interested IN the coming
National Stock Show aud Live stock
Conventions IN Denver during the week
Of January slj. The railroads are
showing u disposition 10 give fairly
low rate. The santa Pc has made the
ratc ot one far" plus two dollars from
all points on its line In New Mexico
md Arizona, aud the Denver aud Rio
iiandc announces the rate OF one fare
for the round Trip from Santa Fc and
uthcr points IN New Mexico aud colo
RADIO, The peculiar conditions surround
my the cattle industry al the prc,rn,
time have arisen 80 suddenly that there
il more or less confusion IN the minds
of the stUc ckmcn over the situation. and
the Denver show and meeting II wei
coined rs an opportunity to ge, together
aud compare notes. II !, promised that
III" stock show will bc the greatest
ever held west oi Chicago, aud the pro.
gram Tor the American National Stock
Association aud the Beef Producers
ASsociation will -, III of interest, \
large attendance of stockmcn L. cX
pccicd from all parts of the country.
While there IL every indication that
cattle prices will bc high Tor some
years to CONS, j, Is expected that at
the Denver meeting IN January the
situation will be- better understood, aud
the result will be- a general boom in
the cattle business.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-04
MOUNTED POLICE
FORCE REDUCED
Under Law of Last Legisla-
ture Governor Curry
Drops the Axe.
OUTS FIRST. CHANCE

Santa fc, y. W., Dee. a.. The ta-k
Uf reducing the mounted police force
uf the territory, which fell lo Govern.
~ Curry, has been romplrt"d. IT being
understood that the men let out were
cumprtentcnt aud faithful aud leave
the force only bocHus" the law demands
n. fot these men the first yacanric.
on the force viii bee reserved. II was
made plain tu the men who remain ou
the force that iutoXirntion will bee -uf
Gcicut cause for immediate dismissal
The force Hs now constituted consist.
of Captain Fred Fpruon. sergeant j.
Vs. Collier who bad been % lieutenant
uf the Did force. the new law uu,
providing tp, % Irutcuuury. W. t.
Dudley uf Alnmupurio, Rafael Gumrl
i. " Bru OF Drming aud j. H. Ku,t
uf 'hnma. OF the new force, Captain
Fred furnun and three men viii be-
statioucd nt santa Fr aud two mru
including j ". Bcnl. will be- stationed
~ Drmiug uu account of trouble witt
cattle ru,tlcr- ou the McNirau border
lndcr the new law the men will hr
allowed mileage. Page B Otciu wil
have charge OF the book. uf the fore,
tor the present and Fred lI'ggiu, of
Roswell viii bc permitted ,u romplct,
IMPORTANT work upon which BE- b. ru
gagged ~ present There are other
change. which will likely occur hcfor,
many months.
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Comparisons with Former Years


The production Of nll cereals cou.
hincd T. an .0ou.OOo bushels. II r,
rocds The average of the proceeding five
years boy Gj percent The value Of all
cereals ~ 1909 ha. never been equalcd
10 prcyidu, year. u H. almost cS
sctly t3.buo.Uup,uuu, or 90 percent above
the i've year average
The increase 10 the value " farm
products 'hi. year over 1905 is $3.50.
pOu.OD0 farms The value pf the cereal
crops 20 the farmer would pay for all
of the machinery, tools, aud implr
mcnts of the entire manufacturing IN
dustry The value Of all crops, $500.
Oou,pnn, would make q half paymcnt ON
the value Of all steam railroads. ac.
rurding TO the valuation Of 1904
Secretary Wilson concludes his r..
view of the production of 1909 A. fol
lows: "Thc agricultural production of
1903 must add much TO the prosperity
of farmers The record l. unexampled
100 wealth production aud tells Of ahuu
dance in quantity. Year by year the
farmer j. better aud better prepared
tn provide the capital aud make the
expenditures needed 20 improve hs
agriculture and 20 edurate ni, children
Tor farm life aud work"
Meat Prices
Secretary Wilson has Just finished a
unique inyesfis cation made for the pui.
pose OF this report relating TO the in.
crease OF Wholesale prices of beet when
sold AZ retail Through employees of
the bureau of animal industry inquiries
were made ~ 80 citics--iargc. medium,
aud -mall--in all parts Of the country.
Thu, II became possible not only 20
compare high priced and low priced
cuts, but also 20 compute accurately
the total retail price per bound and
consumers cost of the beef piece for
which the Wholesale price per pound
mud rost Of the entire piece had b.,cn
reported.
For the 80 cities the total retail cost
charged To- customers above the whole.
sale cost paid by the retailers is - per.
cent The average retail price exceed
eel the average Wholesale price by 3l4
percent m the north Atlantic states:
hy - percent in 'hr south Atautic hy
- percent IN 'hc north central; 3gt
percent iu the western; aud the highest
increase war found in the south cen
tral ststc-, 80 percent.
All Want Choice Cuts
The investigation shows that the rus.
TONERS chuusc the higher priced cuts
of meats steaks aud roasts are the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-04
aRRAr SNOW

snow began falling here saturday
night and continued all through Sunday
and Monday, The greatest season in
the ground in history, and wheat as good
can he. The crop outlook is better than
for several years this early In the sea
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-04

aud san Jon. To the candidate, from
thiS district, sending m the greatest
number of votes next week we will give
u cash gift of $500. The previous
standing of the candidates in the con
test will not figure in the race for this
gift. Votes received in this office up
to 10 o'clock ON the morning Of Dec.
nth, are the only ones that will count.
CONTINUED on last page.)
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ABOUT TWo TNcHEs or RAIN.

Never was seen a better season In
the rain belt of the Mississippi Valley
than We have in Quay county right
now. II has rained aud showed near
Iy every day this week aud the ground
Is wet to depth of about ~ inches,
the total precipitation being nearly
two inches Of water. The wheat crop
is excellent and the outlook FOR the
farmer for the coming season could
not be more nattering.
looks as though they have every rea'
son to make glowing predictions for
the future.
The track laying and bridge work
will be completed TO this point within
two weeks, while work on the new
station win bs started shortly.
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Second Cash Prize

The second Of the cash prizes will
be devoted exclusively to the candi
dates Of District No. whrh includes
Logan, Nara Visa, Obar, Endrr, Bard
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COUNTRY HAS NEVER BEEN
MORE PROSPEROUS IN ACRI.
CULTURE SHOWNBY REPORTS

Corn is King of All Farm Products and Cotton Good
Second. There Are Heavy Yields in all Kinds of
Crops and Prices are Better Than Ever Before in
the History of the Country.
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DRY FARMING IsA GREAT HELP.

Washington, D. c.. Dec. Most
prosperous Of all years il the place to
which 1909 T. entitled IN agriculture,
declare. secretary ~ agriculture James
N.lson. iu his annual report ,hi,
wcct The value of farm products
}, ~ mcompichcnsibly large that it
has hr.pmc merely row Of figures.
For tui, year IT II s-.1tb,ubO. 900. IL
gain Ut ssGg, 100000 over 1905 The
value uf the product, has nearly doub
iced 10 ten years The report says,
Eleven years of agriculture, begin.
uIug with production Of Si,II1, 900. 900
aud ending withss 10000. 900 4 sum
uf $7u.uuu 100000 for 'hc period II
ha, paid oil mortgages, It has e.tah
lI-hrd banks, II has made better homes.
DO has hrlpcd 10 make the farmer "a
citizen "f the world. aud It ha, pro
,idrd him with means for improving
h, soil aud making i, more prnduc
tlye.'
Corn is King
The most striking fact IN the world (,
agriculture l. the value Of the corn
crop for 1909, which II about 81 ..2O,.
noo,ouu II nearly equals the value #
The clothing aud personal adorumcnts
Of 1G,onU.onn people according 10 tho
/ rcusu, of 1900 The gold aud silver
ruin aud bullion of the United states
are not ~ greater value. II has grown
mp frum the soil aud put ~ the air IN
l2U days slj,oOOuOO a day for one
crop, nearly enough for two Dread
uaughi- daily for peace or war. This
crop exceeds In value the average Of
the crops of the five preceding year.
hy 81 percent.
Cotton u now the second crop in
value. aud TIN, years cotton crop is
easily the most valuable one 10 the
farmer that ha, been produced With
cotton lint selling at 1871 cents on the
farm Nov. ! and with cotton seed sci
ling Tor about ss5 per ton, the lint snd
,"rd If this crop are worth about
$50 ,oOo,Ooo to the farmer No cotton
crop since ls7j has been sold by farm
"rs for NJ high prize per pound ~
hls one
Grains. Potatoes. Tobacco.
Third ~ value is wheat, worth about
t72j,OOu.UuO at the farm.
The hay crop is valued at $685., 900,
0On; oat, ~ SlOO,0O0.0oO; POTATOES at
S2l2,nOn,Upu, aud tobacco at nearly
sluU. U.Ouu, JOu Beet and cane sugar
and mula,,cs aud sIrup. from farm
aud factory, will reach the total of
about s9i,UOO.UOO The barley crop j.
worth sSs,O0o,0oo. faxseed s36, 6,ooO,0OO,
and ,uuo,ooo,ouu pounds of rice s2j.
OOO,UOU
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TEN DOLLARS
CASH AWARDED
Miss Marguerite Blair Sc
cures First Cash Gift in
the News Holiday Contest
c A SH NEXT EEK

Standing Of Candidates
Miss Marguerite Blair $500
Miss Laura Rhodes $500
Miss Willie Parker $3.50
Miss Gertrude Brown 0,b25
Mrs. Maymc Belknap, Nara Visa 2.2OO
Miss Edna Link. obar 1876
Miss IRA Luke, Endse l,i2b
Miss Eula spriggs, Montoya s75
Miss Sylvia Jahns $50
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All Want Choice Cuts

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
CHRISTMAS FOR THE POOR.
Kings Daughters Expect to Cheer
MANY Homes.

The Hampton CHAPTER OF hing 5
Daughters expects to aid in making
this Christmas a happy che for many
needy families in the city and vicinity.
The chapter yesterday issued the ioi-
lowing appeal to the public:
The Kings daughters of Hampton
will make their Usual distribution this
year among the sick and needy of tl'-s
vicinity. Friends OF the Circle can
give assistance by sending to the
home II Mrs. ]. T. Boutelle, in Carey
street. between now and Thursday.
the following articles-shoes and
clothing in good condition. toys, es-
pec.alIy dressed dolls: groceries, frui'
and money. Fresh meats should De
delivered on Thursday morning As
there is much to be done the c.
operation of the public is earnestly
solicited"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
MISS GOULD REMEMBERS
FORT MONROE Y. M. C, A,
Benefactress of Association Will Send
Shuttle Board IS Christmas
mas Present.

Miss Helen Miller Gould. OF New
YoIk. who practically built the Army
and Navy Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION building at Fort Monroe, has
informed Secf etary Z. G. SimonS that
she will present the asscciattcn with
P handsome schuffle board fer Chr-t-
mas gilt this year
The board was ordered from a
Grand Rapids. (Mich) firm, and MSS
Gould writes that the gift is an I'M
proved schnffle board. 1t IS expected
that the board will be received mere
within a few days and the artillery
men at the fort are delighted which
the New York philantropist is sending
them as token Of her feeling to-
wards the soldiers in the United
States army.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
PHOEBUS MAN BADLY
HURT BY HORSES KICK
Mr.. J. w. OIdfield Has Several Broken
Ribs and is Painfully
Bruised.

MIR. J. W. Oldfeld, who conducts q
transfer business in Phcebus. was
kicked and painfully injured by a
horse in his stable at 2:30 o'clock
yestt rdsy morning Mr.. Oidheid has
several broken ribs and is bruised on
the left side. Mr.. Oldfield was rem
dersd uncorscious by the kick. DR..
George X. Vanderslice attended HIN.
About > O'Clock Mr. Oldfield heard
one Of his horse proving about in his
yard and fearing that the animal
would gst out in the street. Mr.. Old
field got up and went to the yard TO
return the horse TO the stable. He
succe eded in doing this and was re-
turning to his house and in passing
another horse accidently touched it..
The unexpected presence of Mr.. Old
field scarsd the horse. which let loose
with toth feet and landed with force
On Mr.. Oldfield's hack.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
Officers and Men Receive De-
cember Money Today.
TARS EXPECT FURL0UGH
Many Will Go to Spend Christmas
at Their Homes instead Of Making
Trip to New YORK Aboard Ship
Get Shore Leave Here.

The officers and men of the ships
OF the Atlantic fleet. now AT anchor IN
Hamilton Reads, will receive their
pay fer the month of December TINS
morning, and this afternoon the tars
VIII be given shore leave.
II was announced yesterday that
many of the tars expect TO be given
fnlcughs to allow them 20 go 10 their
varicUs homes for the Christmas holi-
DAYS and fer that reason the decision
to pay the men TO-DAY, instead of wait
ing until the fleet anchors in New
York harbor, was reached By Admiral
Schroeder.
BY paying off the sailors here ana
giving them shore leave the Virginia
Peninsula will benefit financially. as
the sailors and officers Of the ships
viii purchase many gifts from the
local business men.
Very few of the men on the ships
were ali wed shore leave yesterday,
but this was explained by those COM
ing ashore. who said that the sailors
were being mustered for the monthly
pay today.
The present intention of Admiral
Schroeder is 10 leave Hampton Roads
Tuesday afternoon for New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
p. a. FULLER q SON, Cut Rate
Family store. Nos 2 and = Nal
Iory street. Phoebus. Va

AUCTION sALE-Bureaus slightly
used, Mirrors IN perfect coalition,
from $3.50. $500. $3.50 and up. Wash
stands. $50. s250 and up. Wooden
Beds. 81 80. s2.5e. $500 ard ID. Iron
Beds. f1.gS and up. Cots. sc each.
: Leather Bottom Chairs. sie5. sz2s
and I'D. Kitchen Chairs. cane bottem.
9Sc and up. Drop Head Sewing Ma
chimes. $3.50 and 40. Cook Stoves.
$3.50 and up. I Round Dining Room
Table. $3.50. I Bed Lounge. nearly
new. S5.75. ] Mirror, iex10, SIZE.
S.ngie Springs. for iron CT Wooden
Ped. s1.25 each. Auction sale Every
ssturday.. TIE WHITE FRONT
AUcTioN HOUSE. rs w. Queen
ST. HAMPTON, rirslna-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
MRS. lINDsAYs FUNERAL.
Services Will be Conducted from
Sons Residence This Afternoon.

The funeral Of Mrs. Emily Lindsay
who died suddenly Thursday night
will be ccnd1cted from the residence
OF her son. MIR. J. J Lindsay. IN North
King street. at $3.50 O'Clock this al
tc4noon. The family had expected 10
take the bcdy to Lynch arg, bu; TINS
plan wac changed yesterday The IN
torment will be made in s.. johns
cemetery.
The following will act as the pail
bearers: Nessrs. Tyler Lawson
Samuel :. lawson. L. Y. Stiths. G. w
Hc-e and Frank ". Moore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
DEATH OF WILLIAM SAUNDERS.
AGED Citizen of Fox Hill Passed Away
Early Yesterday Morning.

Mr.. William Saunders, ~ years CID,
died in his home at Fox Hi at an
early hour yesterday morning. de
was the brother CT Mrs. Virginia G.
Gatewood and uncle of Mr.. Howard
W. Saunders, OF this city. Mr.. Saun-
ders had lived at Fox Hill all his .ong
life and was a farmer and god citi-
zen His widow survives him.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the residence this morning At
1880 o'clock and the burial will be
made in ST. Johns cemetery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
brilliant Racing.


JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Dec. IL
An excellent gathering Witnessed
some brilliant racing al Moncriei
Park today. Pantoufe. carrying top
weight. ia pounds, lan away from
her her field IN the overnight handi-
cap which brought together some OF
the best p.attsrs here. Pantoutle
nunc "A new track record fer the SIX
furlongs. negotiating the distance IN
l:i4 nat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
1.-THE LIFE OF CHRIST"
Rev. e. p. Jones, D. D., to Begin Spe-
cial Series of Sermons Tomorrow.

Tomorrow morning IN the Hampton
Baptist church. the pastor. Rev. T.
Psndleton Jones. ID. d., will begin
series of sermons on the Life OF
Christ" using as his opening theme.
'The Condition of the World at the
Birth of Christ
In the evening tomorrow DR.. Jones
will preach on THE Flight of Time
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
neuncrt New. Psrbearers.

The following additional honorary
raubearcrs for Mrs George a
SchmeIz. whose funeral viii take
place from the Memorial Baptisi
church tomorrow afternoon have
been named from Newport News.
AIcs.rs J. VI. Curtis. Abe HcrNitz and
5. r. Curtis.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
Taft Goes to WATERFOWL.
(By Associated Pressl.

WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec. IL
President Taft, accompanied by
Captain Butt, his military aid left this
evening in the private car "Colcnial'
ever the Pennsylvania Railroad for
Waterfowl. Conn, to attend the fun
eral OF his sister-ia-law, Mrs. Horace
D. Taft.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18

The regular Sunday afternoon men s
meeting N the Yosng Meas Christian
Assoc alton auditorium viii not oe
held tomorrow on acccunt % The frn-
oral Of the late Mrs. George Schmeiz.
With vii Occur ~ tho same hour
q. which the meeting Is Bsuaily held
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18

rs your new girl getting so that
she can understand English?r asked
the caller
No. replied young Mrs. Keep
house, but / am learning Hungarian
rapidly Newark News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
SOCIAL-PERSONAL
hsmpton's Best store.

Mrs. G.. p. Barnes, of Baltimore, is
the guest of Mrs. Melvern Pughes. OF
% Bailey street. Mrs. Barnes came
here 10 attend the funeral Of her
nncle. MIR. William NJ. Baines.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
Johnny THOMPSON q Winner.

KANSAS CITY, MO. Dec. IL
Johnny Thompson tonight won the
decision over Dick Hyland, in ten
round fight
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
Foa SAFE

FoR SALE
? acres Ia sale avenue -<l,i75
Its Zone corner lott Mellon 81.
PnCCUuS -..--. ----. ----- -si-rN'
Lots sofeet front, Fast Hamp-
ton. ..--- $3.50. ---..<Sv 70 sSvv-
s1.0o per week.
Acre lots At Buckroe on car
Inc .-..- -.... .....-.kLts 70 sou.
Easy terms.
Let on Academy 81. Hampton. fac
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18

FOR SALE-CHEAP, ONE STORE
counter and one store coal stove.
Both in frst-ciass condition. APP
ply TO /. BORN, 81 West Queen
street, Hampton, Va. Is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-CHEAP. ONE GOou
work horse and one heavy mule
X f. WILSON. Mallory street
Phoebus. "a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
WANTED.

WANTED--WAGON OR CARTS TO
build or paint. Buggies and signs
TO paint at c. S CONkLiNG S
WAGON WORKS. i95 Armistead
Ave. Hampton. Va. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18

Umpire-Mr King. of Newport
News. Referee-Mr. Simons.. OF Fort
Monroe ekeepers-Messrs Cats
and Small. Scorere-Nogelstein and
Bedell.
Hampton Will play Fort Monroe at
the fo.t on January 81, and Newport
News on January 90.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
Starts Basketball Season BY
Winning From Fort Monroe.
CONTEST A LIVELY ONE
Playing of Wilson, OF Home Five, and
Otken, Of Artilierssts, Feature CT
the contest-Open'ns Of Y. M. c.
A. League Season.

The Peninsula Young Mems Chris
tian Association basketball League
opened lis season last night, when the
Hampton association Quintette de-
feated the team from FUrt Monroe IN
the local association gymnasium by
the score of ~ to is. 1t was fast
game at times and the Crabtcwnltes
put up a strong game from start 10
finish. The work CT Wilson for
Hampton was especially meritorioys.
Wilson made five field goals. Otken
for Fort Monroe was the star Of the
artilleTymen, having four field goals
to his credit
The lineup:
Hampton Position Fort Monroe
Lsft Forward.
Cunningham 80. 80. 49,. Otken
Right Forward.
McAllister 49,. Russell CGleason)
Center.
Sheehan ...... .... go. . Casey
Right Guard.
Left Guard.