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Geo. w. Garland, an attorney
of Salisbury, N. c., spent sever
al days here last week looking
our town and country over. He
had travelled pretty much all over
the territory and expressed him.
self as being better pleased with
Deming and her surroundings
than any part of New Mexico he
had seen, and he left with the in
tention of returning here to To-
cate.
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Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, u. s. Land
Office at Las Cruces, N. NJ, June
%. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Earl 4.
Berry, Of Hondsle, N. NJ, who, on April
l3, 1908. made Homestead Entry No.
5S47 (serial No. 02575) for SET, Sec
ton 81. Township % 5, Range 9 W, N,
NJ. Pr. Meridian, has filed notice Of in
tention to make Final Communication
Proof. to establish claim TO the lane
above described. before B. Y. Nc
Reyes, U. S. Commissioner at Deming
N. M. on the 10th day Of Aug, 1903.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William Z. Berry, Of Hondale, N. NJ
Charles +. Berry,
Benjamin +. Lane. g
Helen A. Jacobs. " "
JOSE GONZALES. Register.
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Quite a few marriages.

Mrs. N. P. Elfulson was called
10 Silver City last Saturday by
the illness Of her sister. She re-
turned Sunday evening accom-
panied by Mr.. Elfulson, who had
gone up there Sunday morning
te spend the day. Mrs. Elfulson's
sister is now improving.
G. |. Daily, an old Arkansas
acquaintance of the editor, who
has been residing at FL Paso for
a short time. was in the city
Saturday. He owns land in the
valley near Hondale and intends
moving here at an early date
and put a pumping plant on his
claim and make his home with
us.
Mr.. Chas. Poe, the pioneer
miner and resident Of Cooks, re-
turned home Sunday evening
after spending a few days in the
city visiting friends and attend.
ing to business matters. Mr..
Poe said he is taking out a
pretty good article Of dirt from
his mine. He has been q resi-.
dent of Cooks for % years and
passed through the stirring In.
dian days, when his home was
an Apache hotbed. In speaking
of wild game he said he haC
seen quite a number of young
turkeys of late, the first time HI
had noticed any in Is years
and invited US to come out and
take a hunt with him this win
ter. Mr.. Poe is popularity known
in Deming and his friends her,
are always pleased to see him
They were glad to note that h
is rapidly regaining his wontet
health after the severe sickness,
he passed through some month
ago.
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Notice for Publication

Department Of the Interior, US. Land
Office at Las Cruces, n. NJ, July
IL, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that John C..
Steinemann, OF Deming, N. NJ, who, on
February Il, 1908, made Homestead En-.
try No. 5738 (serial 0248S) for NEi,
NWt and NiNEt Sec. 80, and NWiNWi,
Sec. 80. Township % S, Range s WIN. M.
7. Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make Final Communication Proof, tc
establish claim to the land above de.
scribed, before B. Y. McKeyes, u. s,
Commissioner at Deming, N. NJ, or
the 10th day Of August, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William Birney. of Deming, N. NJ.
Henry Measday, e" " /"
George d. Shull, " (" I"
Arch J. Craddick, Z" d"
JOSE GONZALES, Register.
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CONTEST NO. gco.
W" - ~ @|'"a
Contest Notice.

Department Of the Interior, United States Land
0fiiee at Las CriceA. ". NJ. June 10. 1909
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed In
this cfiee by w. Lewis Jones' contestant
agAinst Homestead entry No.5i7O. made Jan a.
i9Os. for Southeast quarter Section II. Township
%. Strange 10 W, by William r. Lewis. deceased
Contestee. In which Is allegec that William T.
Lewis. deceascd, and his heirs ~ any have
wholly abandoned sAid tract ~ land and changed
their residence therefrom for more than six
months since making said entry. and next prior
20 the date herein: that said tract IL not settled
upon and cultivated by said entryman "a required
by law.
Said parties are hereby notified 10 an.
pear. respond and offer evidence touching said
allegations at 10 O'Clock a. m. on Sept 2s 1909,
before u. Y Mekeyes. u. S. Court Commissioner.
at DeminE. New Mexico. and that final hea ring
will be held nj 10 o'clock a. M. on Oct
s. 1909. before the Register and Receiver
at the United States Land Office in Las Cruces.
~ N.
The said contestant having. In proper affidavit.
hled April l6. 1909, set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service Of this
notice cannot he made. 1t Is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice b. given BY due and
proper publication.
JOSH GONZALES, Register.
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DEMING GRAPHIC
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Fred Reade has returned from
Las Cruces.
Regular services at the Meth
odist church Sunday.
&c. jackson has accepted a
position in Boyd's grocery store.
Deputy game warden Henry
Mann orders The Graphic sent
to him at Whitewater. where he
has his headquarters.
Gentle family mare for sale;
absolutely gentle and kind.
BYRON GAYLORD.
Shull & Laughren. the new
real estate firm here. are now
occupying their handsome new
Office quarters on Gold avenue.
AS soon as the brick factory
opens up there are quite a num-
Der of new buildings which will
be started in Deming.
Have you had Booth, the
Photographer, do you any work !
If not, you had better. Only one
week more. &.
Mrs. f. D. Ray has gone tC
Middletown. her old home in
Ohio. for visit, and on account
OF the illness of her monther.
Leroy Hon and family are now
in FL Paso for a few weeks be-
fore returning home. They have
been visiting their old home il
Illinois for several weeks.
WANTED Wells to drill. size from
TO IL inches. Any depth up to 500 II
For further particulars address
TAYLOR & MICHELSHON,
Deming. N. NJ.
While in the city Monday post
master Yeargin, of Hondale, an,
Martin Kief. the popular lumbe
merchant down there, gave Tn
Graphic nice orders tor joI
printing.
Harry Montague, a young maj
of pleasing address from Sal
Antonio, Tex, has located il
Deming and contemplates open
ing an auditing and public ste
nographer's Office.
The cowboys enjoyed a bi,
dance at Whitewater Saturda!
night. Local talent Furnished
the sweet strains thereof ant
the light fantastic was neve
more beautifully embraced.
Those sweltering fastener,
would give a thousand years o.
their lives for one of our cool
refreshing nights just now. Be
sides the glory of the air Their,
are no mosquitoes to sing thei
song of joy" as one join
little Memo in sunderland.
The Crescent Lumber Co. haI
just put up a beautiful sign com
bining the lumber company ant
the Texas Oil Go. 1t shows +;
crescent encircling a star. TIL,
design was gotten up by Man
ager Adams, Of the Crescen
Co., and the work Of construct
ton was executed by Bryon Gay
lord, the we'll known local build
err. The sign showers credit Of
all concerned in its makeup.
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Buys New Machinery.

C. R. Cameron. proprietor of
the Deming Steam Laundry, has
purchased some new machinery
for his plant and when he gets
it installed will have one Of the
best and most modernly equip
ped laundries in the territory.
Mr.. Cameron is to be commended
for his enterprise.
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Christian Church.

"Sonship" and THE Lamb Of Jehova"
will be Ed. z. Moore's themes next
Lords Day. We hope every member
will be present. Nice services last
Lords Day. We had a nice audience
at Hondale at $50.
Bible School at 10. We want you
present. c. 4. att p. m.
A cordial welcome will be given to
oil these services.
2. MOORE, Minister.
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Lis, OF Ls,s.rs

Remaining uncalled for in the Post
office for the week ending July II, 100:
Gaar, James M. (2).
Mireles, Marina.
Ponce, Miguel C. e..
Tackett, Mrs. w. II. .
Please say advertised and give date
EDw. PENNINGTON, p. NJ.
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Territory OF New Mexico,
County Of Luna,
|. Arthur C. Raithel. Cashier Of the
above named bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true TO the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
ARTHUR &. RAITHEL. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 7th day Of July, A. d. 1909.
tsEALl A. W. POLLARD,
Notary Public. Luna Co. N. NJ.
Correct Attest
JOHN C0RBETT.
J. A. MAHoNEY, Directors.
II C. BROWN,
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Hangs Clothes on Hickory
Limb.

~
Hart. l6 years old, hung her
clothes on a hickory limb" as
she went bathing in a canal near
Patterson. N: j., yesterday.
While she was in the water a
man stole the garments. but
with the aid of a barrel furnish
ed by a woman who heard her
screams, she was able to reach
her home. The girl later OBJ
tanned a warrant for John Doe,
saying she could identify the
man if she saw him.
Summer coal rate S.. rs per
ton.
DEMING Ice & ELECTRIC Co.
DR.. Ripley c. Huffman, of Osca.
loosa, Ia, will arrive here short.
ly to invest in land. His wife
reached our city last Saturday
and is the guest of Mrs. J. M.
McTeer.
House for rent. See DR.. Steed
Mr.. D. Fisher and family lef
Wednesday for FL Central. Cal.
where they expect to make thei
home. Mr.. Fisher still holds hi
land interests here. Man,
friends deplore their departure
Summer coal rate Sc. rs PEI
ton.
DEMING Ice & ELECTRIC Co.
Mr.. S. T. Clark will retur,
this week from the Mimbres Ho
Springs, where he has been en-
! joying a very pleasant stay
. Mr.. w. T. Franey, who accom-
panied him, will not return fo
awhile yet.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. S essom RI
] turned Tuesday from a pleasar
> trip into Arizona, where the
, spent the 4th. Mr.. SESSION. report
cattle looking well in the sectio
they visited. They were gon
, some three weeks.
] Watermelon for Sunday dinner
THE MARKET.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Sam Schwin
return in a few days from Mir
!, eral Wells, Tex. Mrs. Schwin
seemed to improve when sh
! first when there but we are sorr
to learn she is not doing so we
now.
LATER. Just as we 20
press a message comes that Mr.,
Schwing is dead. The remain
will be taken to the old home a
, Louisville, KY, for burial.
Mrs. M. M. Dunson and chi
dren returned Tuesday nigh
from San Diego, Cal, wher
they. have been spending tn
! past three weeks. Mrs. Dur
SON. s many friends will be sorr
, to learn her health was not benz
: fitted by the coast climate,
Mr.. E..H Bskford, snanage
of the Rio Mimbtes Rrigatio
= Co., has returned from Che ca:
! and is spending the week on tn
river, looking over the site, of til
proposed big dam, work on whic
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81 Exclusions


Round trip rates on sale June
"A to July 10 and July q to Ang.
6 inclusive.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-01-07
HEADQUARTERS

Biles Union Grains, Climax,
Cotton Seed Meal, Oil Meal,
Molasscs Feed, Barley, Ger
eseta, pillsbury's Best. Su.
preme, Snow Flake and
RlectricLigh, Flour. Every.
thing you get At this store is
guaranteed as represented,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-01-07

In the third and fourth clauses of the
preamble 1t Is stated that tie meaning
Of my words Is that ''the majority Of
the congressman are In fear of being
investigated by secret service men,"
and that congress as n whole was ac-
tuatcd by that motive IN enacting the
provision In question" and that this
Is an impeachment Of the honor and
integrity OF the congress. These state
ments are not, ! think, In accordance
with the facts The portion Of my
message referred 20 runs as follows,
Last year an amendment was incor-
rorated IN the measure providing for the
pecfet service which provided that there
should be no detail from the secret sery.
ice and no transfer therefrom II Is not
too much 20 say that this amendment has
been Of benefit only and could be Of bene-
III only TO the criminal classes II DELHI
eratpiy introduced for the purpose Of di.
miuishirg TIE effectiveness of war against
crime Il could not have been better de-
gised 20 this end IL forbade the prac-
tieeS that had been followed 10 q greater
or less extent by the executive heads OF
various departments for twenty years TO
these practices We owe the securing OF
the evidence which enabled US % drive
great lotteries ogt Of business and secure
quarter OF million of dollars IN fines
from their promoters These practices
have enabled us 10 discover some OF the
most outrageous frauds In connection
with the theft OF government land and
government timber by great corporations
ard ~ ifsd!viduais These practices have
enabled ua to get fofne Of the evidence IN
dispeAsAble In order 10 Eeeure the conylc-
ti1n 81 tbs weaiihiesi and Snoaf forrnida.
hie criminals with whom The government
has 20 Seal both those nparn,ing in VIOLA
tion Of TIE antitrust iaw and Others. Tho
amendment in question was OF benefit 70
no ons excepting 90 these criminals. ard
a seriously hampers the government IN
tie aeleUti0n ~ csifse ard the securing of
sasaice Moreover Il not only affects de-
fArsmtHrs oetklSe Of the treasury. but II
tes8s 10 hamper The secretary of thu
treasury hahlself in the effort 20 utilize
10 enirl8tes of hsN department no as 10
bert Gseet ihe requirements u tie ,suhllc
Fcry3Qs II fofbids hin from preventing
frauds Epeu the customs rervics. from Ia.
sessig2iing Irregularities IN branch rslinis I
and assay efsscee apd hAs seriously GRIP.
T3s& hlm II prevents tire promotion %
employees IL tns secre, services. and ms ,
farther diseeprAges good effort In ifs 4
pfeseai forEa the restriction operates only 4
70 ihe savanfage 81 ihs criminal of the
pfsaassa@f
TITS chief srFumsnt ~ favor a the pro-
flsson sAs thAf the songressmsu asa 20, 4
Fhsnsrivea s1sh 70 b Investigated by /
ssefft refatce mFu Nerg ntiis % sach 4
saassi-xaus1 a4s essa aeas 70 the SAst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-01-07
II. N. SHAW,

MANCHESTER cENTRR. VERMONT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-01-07
Stopped Naturalization Frauds.

From 1901 TO 1904 successful iuyes
tigation Of naturalization affairs was
made by the secret service. with the
result Of obtaining hundreds ~ c0nYic-
tons Of conspirators who were eouyict.
ed OF selling fraudulent papers Of nat.
uraiization. subsequently congress
passed very wise law providing a
special service and appropriation for
the prevention Of naturalization frauds.
but unfortunately at the same time
that the action against the secret serv-
Ice was taken congress also cpt down
the appropriation for this special sery
Ice, with the result o. Gripping the
effort 20 stop frauds IN naturallzation)
The fugitiges Greene and Gaynor, I'm
plicated in peculiarly big government
contract fraud, were located and hr.
rested ia Canada BY the secret service.
and, thanks % this. they have since
gone 10 prison for their crimes
The secret serriee sas used - assist
In the Investigation u crimes under
the peonage laws. AMI owing partly
thereto numerous convictions Bere We.
cured and the Objectionable practice
was practically stamped ont. ~ Least
In many districts Tbs uosl extensiye
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-01-07

pst x " if4s iaai Tee wtfR Il ihe sttiea
rwftlce AHenis was partly responsible fsw
ihr ibatslusant nna conviction ~ a engs-
aser and e0nffrs sHau for i#nS frauds
81 CfNgen 80 rot hesevr fhai a is
VI ihe paliie Interest " protect rrl,a.
inals N any traneh af the palslit seryioe
ans exactly AZ WE have again ana arcln
during the pest sever years prosecuted
ana cunvirfea such criminals who wfre
IN The exnpuilVe branch of the r0ycra-
ment, 70 IN my belief Ne should be given
SIMPLE tneANe 10 prosecute them II found
tn fhr legislative branch But 4 this Is
not considered aealnahis = special excsp
ton could b. made ia thp law prohibit.
INK the usf 81 the secret service force IN
Investigating members of the congress
II wpnid hs far better 20 90 itis than 70
50 what actually was done ana strive TO
prevent or ~ least 10 hsnrer effective
sction against criminals ~ tha executive
branch ~ fha affx6vssytaaut
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-01-07
Plumbing: Heating
STEAM, HOT WATER
AND HOT AIR

II your cellar is low the Ben
gal Hot Air Furnace will fiji the
bill. No 80 Bengal is only a.
inches high, No. sa. tlv largest
size only little over a feet and
weighs from 500 TO r7o5 lbs ell
cast iron. The most durable
and economical low down furnace
on the market. Round fife pots.
Get prices etc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-01-07

Now as 20 the request Of the on
gress that give the evidence for my
statement that the chief argument IN
favor Of the provision was that the
congressman did not themselves wish
10 be Investigated by secret service
men
The part Of the Congressional Record
10 which ! have referred above en-
tlrely supports this statement. Two
distinct lines of argument were fol
lowed IN the debate. One concerned
the question whether the law war
ranted the employment Of lhe secret
service ia departments other than the
treasury. aud this did not touch the
merits " the service IA the least. The
other line of argument went TO the
merits ~ tho seryicc, whether lawfully
of unlawfuily employed. aud here the
chief II moi the only argument used
was that the. service should be cut
down ard rFsiTleted because its mem.
beers had 'rhndowed~ or Investigated
members ~ congrers and other officers
" The government II we examine the
Debate IN driaii Il appears that most
~ Whist wss urged IN favor ~ the
amendment TOOK the form ~ the sim
PIE statement that the committee beld
that there had been a violation Of
law ~ The use o. the secret service
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-01-07

such eccasions The rensons alleged te
me Zoe the hostility " coagrvss % the
secrY service. both by Those who did
aud Ny those who did u0i shap this
hostility, were almost invariably the
same as those set forth ~ Mr. Bnshey's .
article may add, by the way, that
these allegations as 20 lhc secret sory
leo are wholly without foundation ln
fact
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-01-07
MESSAGE ON THE
SECRET SERVICE
President Replies 10 Congress
sl0naI Resolution.
SAYS HE DID NOT hit At HOUSE

Language In Annual Communicates
Called Objectionable By Representa-.
uvss VIII Stand Analysts Declares
Executive - Ne Rens~s His Argu-
msnt Fer Repeal of Law Limiting
Activities Of Treasury Aesnts-Cites
Cases In Which They Have Aided
In Punishment Of violators OF Fed.
ersl Laws.
Washington. Jan. AIN special
message to the house q representa-
I iires today President Roosevelt says;
I 10 the House Of Representatives:
4 / have received the resolution Of the
house Of representatives Of Dec. H.,
1905 running as follows:
whereas. There was contained in the
sundry civil appropriation bin which
passed congress al lie last session and be-
tame a Law a provision in reference 10 the
employment Of the secret service IN the
treasury department; and,
Whereas. In the last annual message of
the president OF the United States 70 the
two houses OF congress II was stated IN
reference 10 that provision, III Is not too
much 60 say that this amendment has
been Of benefit only and could be OF bene-
flt only 10 the criminal classes and II
was further stated. THE chief argument
ln favor OF the provision was that the
congressman did not themselves wish 10
be investigated by secret service men,"
a A. Vvtrt tNts. t.A lftts IA
not considered desirable a special excep-
tion could be made In the law prohibiting
the use OF the secret service force In In
yestigating members OF congress- II
would be far better to do this than 10 do
what actually was done and strive 10
prevent or at least TO hamper effective
action against criminals by the executive
branch OF the government; and,
Whereas. The plain meaning OF the
above words is that the majority OF the
congressman were In fear OF being lnves-
tigated by secret service men and that
congress as a whole was actuated by that
m0tiyo IN enacting the provision In ques-
ton ana,
Whereas, Your committee appointed to
consider these statements Of the pres-
dent and to report to the house cannot
flnd IN the hearings before committees
ate any justification OF this impeach-
ment OF the honor ana integrity OF the
WI wheroas "'1s yorr con,,t,,oo .o,la ,refor
In order TO make an intelligent and COM
prehensiye report Just TO the president
as wen as % me congress 70 nave an
bays To- ~ cornmuricate' ,,,r now @ therefare ""'
b. Il resolved. That the president be
requested to transmit to the house any
evidence upon Whicn ne pasen h,s s,ale.
~ ne nrovision was mai The congress.
men did not themselves wish to be In
vestieated ny secret service men and |
'o ,e,'.o y oa,ao,,,,, e a,,,har =, ~ |
house Of representatlyes Of he sixtieth |
with corrupt action in his OH
ciai eapaeity ana 70 ihiosm me mouse
H. nun,sbment ot any such ,ndiyiaue,
by the courts or has reported any such |
alleged delinquencies TO the house OF rep
y cannot understand Resolution"
! anu wholly at loss TO understand
the concluding portion Of the resolu-
lion. ] have made no charges of cor
ruption against congress nor against
my ihetlpeF oi tne present house' IL
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-03

IL has been easy enough to beat Pitts
burg since It won the pennant. -Four Ma
uonal league p%ennants for Fred Clarke,
only three managers in any major league
ever surpassed the r~ecord-Anson. Hanlon
and Selee, and a fourth equalled it. Co
miskey, The Pirates 1909 victory is a
splendid achievement. In team n indi-
Vidual work they are the conquerers: they
simply outplayed all other teams at every
turn Of the road. save scientific fielding,
in which Of course. the cubs beat them.
But their victory Is decisive and clean,
IL Ptttsburg and Detroit want to attract
the attention OF Chicago fans they better
not make their dates conflict with the
Cub-SoX series.
The Cubs have two Browns and two
Smiths ON their reserve list. II they could
only scare IA a Jones Or TWO now. they
would be fixed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-03

OF course it's all very nice for the Des
Moines base ball fraternity to come out
now and applaud President Higgins and
his team for winning the pennant; that's
natural. The town has shown itself to be
very happy over the victory. But it would
have been a. great deal more helpful and
profitable for Mr.. Higgins and his team
had these loyal fans not waited until
the team won the flag TO show their hoy
atty. The shamefu lack of patronage they
gave the team during the season is a blot
on the base ball name OF the city and can
not be lightly effaced now in the hour of
triumph by mere hurrahs.
hes Molnes only won the pennant by a
scratch, by DIM Of a remarkable combina-
ton OF circumstances. Des Nome itself
admits. what everybody knows, that but
for Omaha defeating Sioux city in a dou-
ble-header, on the last day of the season
II would have been out of the running.
Wen, suppose Omaha had failed. Would
Des Moines then rave withheld its NEED
Of praise from its team? Probably. But
Mr.. Higgins spent money regardless OF con
sequences and he lost money and lost II
heavily. Dies Moines fans should see TO II
that they support the team next season,
What a contrast between them and the
Sioux City fans. Sioux City bugs gave
their financial as well as moral supper
60 their team all season and then when in
the twinkling of an eye defeat perched
where victory was TO sit, those warm,
hearted fans came out just the same and
heaped praises on the heads Of their play.
ers. That's a good spirit is this Sioux City
spirit.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-03

.266; Pueblo, .286; Omaha, .264; Topeka, .261
Wichita, .26O; Des Moines, .259: Lincoln,
.258.
Team Fielding-Lincoln, .954; Sioux City,
$50; Topeka, $50; Omaha, .97; Denver,
.946i Des Moines, .946; Wichita, $40; Pu-
eblo, 1888.
Stolen Bases-Sioux City, 1893; Omaha, 27Si
Lincoln, 2i9; Des Moines, 22S; Pueblo, 2l3i
Topeka, ZIP; Denver, 2O7; Wichita, 1871
Sacrifice Hits-SiouX City, 265; Omaha.
224: Lincoln, 173; Wichita, les; Des Moines
ia; Pueblo, 1875; Topeka, 1872; Denver, 10E.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-03

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, GA.