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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-02-18

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North pahos., an tne 1lth az Of
December, 1soo. ana recorded IN
book II Of unorssaen Il ~ ~.
VIII BE- forec}ossd By sals Of the
pem,ses In such mortsags and
hereinafter described, at the front
door Of the court house IN ~
county OF Wasd and STATE Of North
Dakota, at the hour sof 10 O'Clock,
q. N. on the 5th DAY March, AZ
D. 1909, to satisfy the amount due
upon such mortgage on the day Of
sale. The premises described IN
such mortgage and which will 30
sold to sa' s6y the same are de-
scribed a. follows, viz
The southwest quarter of section
twenty-five, township one hundred
6fty.seven north, range. ninety three
West. " @'1' -..s.. vs.. 7#
There will be due On such mort
gage at tn date Of sale the SUM OF
one hundred seven and 75-100
($1o7.75) dollars.
{ M. F. Murphy,
Mortgage.
Perry S. Johnson, Attorney for
Mortgage, Grand Forks, N. Oak
LA 2-25
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Notice of Foreclosure Sale.

sS5 NotIce OF Foreclosure SAFE.
Whereas default HAS occurred in
the terms and conditions of the mort
gage hereinafter described in that the
mortgagous have failed to pay GER
tain lprun1ssory notes th|ereby secured
and The taxes ON sail real estate.
Notice is hereby given THAT that
certain mortgage made executed and
delivered by Dmma G. Taylor and
George W. Taylor, her husband, mort.
gngoss, to E. J. Lander & Co. "a cor
poratfun) moEHgagee. dated the sixth
day Of Ju' Z, 1907, and ftlei Tor record
u The Office Of the Register OF Deeds
Of Ward county. Month Dakota, on the
18th day OF September, A. D. 1907,
and recorded IN Book 81 Of mbrtgages
page $50 wtll be toreclosed by a sale
of the premises in said mortgage and
hereanatter described at The front
door Of the colrt house i'm the City
uf Mdnot In sa1a Ward county and
state ct North Dakota, at the hour of
two O'Clock p. -. on thel 3Oth:: day Of
March, a. D. 1909. to satisfy the
amount due on said mortgage on the
day OF zlGA.
The prenises described in said
mkrtahge and which wEla be sod to
aat1pfy the Same are deer abai u. toa-
lowk tomek:
The northeast quarter of a1H1qn
thirty -four a., township one hun
drsdi sixty l1oo), north Of range ninety
(SoA west Of the Faeth Pslnck ,hl S1fer-
a. On SD county Of Whrd sta4e
IL North nalntA s.
There M be due, ON aaaa unostGase
On Tire dlne of ~ t1e sun Of one
hundred esvsnty -nine (>ln0ot dollars,
and the costs and <tiSbuRssns1Assf fhis
foreclosure.
natnd dds End day af Fsnmary, A.
D. 19os.
e. J. LANDER Z CO.
nlutgAgae.
Murphy & Duegan, Attorneys for
Mortgage Grand lOShs, ND. 4ll-3-ls
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Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage executed and lie.
livered by Isak Saari, mortgagor, to
DR.. G. D. Horton, mortgage, dated
the 10th day Of March A. D. 1908,
and filed for record in the office OF
the register OF deeds. OF the county
OF Ward. state of North Dakota, on
the 18th day of March, A. D. 1908,
and recorded in book ~ OF mortgages
at pare 421. will be ioreclosed by q
sale Of the premises in such mortgage
and hereinafter described. at the front
door Of the court touse.in the county
OF Ward, and state Of North Dakota.
at the hour OF II o'clock a, m. on
the nth day Of March. 1909, to salts.
fy the amount due upon such mort.
gage On the day Of sale The premis
es described in such mortgage and
which WIN be sold to satisfy tn.
sane. described as follows:I'f
Northwest quarter (Nw ~ o
section atteen (sec. l5) township
one hundred dftytwo (tvp., 1872 rang,
eishty-nve (Rge. $50 Ward 4 county
North Daku4a-
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date 81 sale be sum Of &7o4oe.
Dr.. G. D. Horton,
Mortgage.
r. L. Sutton, Minot. n. D., Attorney
l4or Mortgage. 1873 81
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For Sale-16O azores 4 miles from
F'oxholm: 60 acres broke: 10 more
can be broken: price $12 per acre.
8. W. Nlcodemus. Minot, N. ID. PA tt
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~ Advertisement
ii II sas 1fstsii1ls ut q - =
cersin moTteaseyuade. executs1nUd
| dsl,vsssG ~ 1ezf Olson. 3 sfHast
comfy Na - U ~ =, II u i u y -;
10 Martin jacobson. Of Minot No,rs
Dakota. % mortssgee. 6Ated the 3'i
day Of December. 1905. and Aled fcl
Irecard n The ONES ofthe Register 81
Deeds. Of tn county az Ward mi
State Of North ukkota, on the Els,
day Of January. a D. 1907, at $3.50
O'Clock A. NJ, and recorded In book
IS Of Mortgages On page 55s. will be
toreclosed BY q sale o. the premises
In such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed,. at the front door Of the court
House, in the city Of Mlnot, in the
County Of Ward ana State Of North
Dakota, at the hour OF 300 o'clock in
the afternoon, on Saturday the 9Th day
Of March A. D.. 1909, TO satisfy the
amount due upon such mortgage on
the day of sale. The premises de-
scribed in such mortgage and which
will be SOLD to satisfy the same, are
described as follows: The south
west quarter of section thirty-four in
Township one hundred and ffty-three
North Of Range eighty-nine West Of
the 9Th P. NJ, containing 100 acres
more or less according to the United
States Government Survey thereof
and situate, lying and being in the
County Of Ward and State Of North
Dakota. .
There will be due on such mortga-
&c at the date OF sale, the sum Of
Eighth Hundred Eighty-nine and 05-100
($sS9!05) Dollars, together with the
statutory attorneys fee and cost OF
foreclosure. .....
Dated at Minot, North Dakota, this
23rd day of January, A. D., 1909.
Martin Jacobson, Mortgage,
s. A. Sorenson, Sheriff, Ward
County, North Dakota. ..... Il
Halvor L. Halvorson, Attorney for
Mortgage, Residence and P. O Ad-
dress, ,Minot N. D. 1923 3-11
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The Minot Insurance Agency IS
now located in G. w. Swords ONCE
in Second National Bank Building.
Phone 659. tt
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Notice

General order Of the Minot City
Board Of Health: .@'
All persons are hereby notified that
the dumping of manure, garbage or
rekase Of any kind at any point
or place within the limits OF the
City Of Minot or in the Mouse River
is absolutely prohibited.
Any one found violating this notice
will be prosecuted.
BY order Of City Board Of Health.
E. S. Severance,
1917 II Sec. Of Board.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

wife now Do you iike ny neW haii
auniabd the idra % payin9 big
prlsru for wife Sic prizes. nhy. ..
nlaas q mynrif. HusbaDo ? Um-yes-
r-aa waa saying. tn itrs ~ paysnG
bia prirpa for 0urb mousiroNiiiss 90
tbs milIlnprs ere showiuR; Nov. your
has = VIVA 81 an t1UeB 60 y 8
eams fnom IuEiA a.saslfn.. mg scar.
Tushfusseas eonaiies lsns - sislias
erot fseta than % coagsying tsue
lupgsauioa. -sisvsnaoa.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

Clx noNrHs APrER tbs DATE HEaEoy
q a. q -. q A. nsainoloa tfIDal9 ua8e ~
f11n soa ~ glorita an1 ast - % q, ehesare -
eiI1InlclfniSFO u ths estate e william 3. hlaf.
''-' - Rd. JOHN SOM
Aaminiutratse astsfl e WHiian q izlrE
Taiislasssa "a. Nv. %. 1904 8eA
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24
REPoRT on ooTToN GNINED.

Total 0,802,222 Bales, Against 1900
5G5 Last Year.
WashingtOn. Dec. 20.--Census re-
porte 0.862. 222 bales cotton ginned from
fke growth Of 1900 30 Dec. 10, COM
pares With 1l.0O0.BO5 bales for 1908.
The proportion Of the crop ginned to
Dec. "a, 1909. n Co., per cent Of the
crop o. the same day o. 1908 Round
bales Included this year are 130,901,
compared with 2i6.O50 FOR 1908. Sea
IeIand. s5,Isl bales for 1909; eo,S16 IN
1908.
The number o. bales OF cotton ginned
from the growth % 1909 IA the aeveral
States compared with the correspond
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

3f5- a1flo4lly -llel1Eie. dear. 20
know that SO yoa rave ne foF g sew
hatf NJ B.-Xes. dear. Hrs. 81
Well I've SAVED lne moBey. NJ 81
Bnl ! ese ycs'Fa WPasIng 4 npu vi.
Mr4 n.>Yes: a. oFceF % seUnoufza. as
pca suerariod. kups lhs 80 snd no
tis hai snafs kapplscstra
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8cal
l
rnF The
ln1 been Fo-e..ct-
ca 81 majority 81
North Aufu1-
While oluI g
VIII SPEND ed l00D or
the ara.n1go Of TIE celery
nl annual meeting of @. a..
ffne ~ Florida WIN meet al
lle iu Fe1TU
81 G.. Adtlnn. ~ evangelist.
Ga. dief Ga Key West last
~. while Re was in prayer al
0l one lnt1 ~ en- acre 81 straw
ID Va. Kuhklo Of St. peleEs-
ntId over 500 worth Of straw
county win probably have
election in TIE State ueKt yeaE.
M d TIE county site election Jan
q 1910.
emn arkman has intro
~. III "a
anQp 81 R100000 for The erection o.
tesppnrR new DeDlie Quiifine.
e new EckooDcE Dorothy which
oleeele frhing aouae while on her
rf catch of red anappers. bringing
So QQ0 pounda.
4en walker, 9 prosperous Farmer
81 Mlligan, was burned % death on
uec 1Sth being erematod IN bis own
cna Mn. Walker and children had
NfFoW escape, her husband occupying
pefAie room.
Last week the Consolidated Lana
Company o. Jacksonville, sold % a com
rnny pl capitalists residing IN Minneap-
clia 4inn., two hundred ana sixty acres
ol muck and prairie land 10 the SOUTH
va NAAA - $3.50 ~teANe
AndreW y. Cnn0Pa, aged "a years,
woutha and ~ days, q veteran OF the
Seminole war, and one Of the best
reWn Indian fighters in the State, died
Sc TIE hOme Of bis son, Andrew ? Ca
nQFa, "a WILDWOOD, kia, Friday morn
IDg AZ 3 o'clock.
Mr. Crosby, Of lakeland. was KILLED
~ tho ACCIDENTAL discharge o. gun.
~ was riding IN q buggy with two
n61. hclding bis gun up against
he body when by some means some
thirg struck The trigger, and nred the
whole load IN his neck Never carry
loaded sun, unless necessary 20 70
%.
TIE japanese colony near Eau Gailie
are taislng fne elephants, peppers, To-
rnofceg, cucumbers, turnips, radishes'
etc. and are vel pleased with prices
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

A spsslaa Coz paIa-Dr. Th8me
R,loseris on Stloagasa ehsspost Ut.
msni aysr devised. a kousehod rene
~ q AmsAsa Gee 81 yssfG sE-im
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

Chlttsndon q GO. oller oaa banat
shirts Zoe twenty ave ana aiig eeptn
pieso, end tuo Hundred pairs % 1
from twenty ave = CITY t6dei pr
These good nhgl b oae a. ll WtY
tAs nss eprias Seek. @
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

mnn NlEfFIn1fi1n ~ TIE Sea Island
ion TOT 1Do5 ~ States ~ El0ri1s.
81 ~ EcoEsa. ~ 30 an1 south Gar.
f|Ila lo.315 Ihe Statistics ln l1i1 re-
~ $50 rrs cnolecl q ~ olighe
ce who's e1t 81 faIn5i lhe
lnll 81 11 fI1nTo ~.
Ianailln8 ~ mall ne coTFectod
nolI 1 '8 eHa11I ~
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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
ALI in Readiness for the
Big Marathon Race

Everything is in readiness for the big
Marathon race to be held tomorrow
night at the Auditorium. The three
starters. Con Connolly, George Miller
of Los Angeles and stanlay, the dur
able Dane" have completed their train
ing and are anxiousIy awaiting the re-
port of Starter Shortall's pistol.
Miller, who had been training in Los
Angeles since he won the last Mara
thon, arrived yesterday and tried the
new clay track. He ran five miles at
easy speed and seemed to be in good
condition. He should give Connolly
hard run II appearances count. Mil
Ter, who is being heavily backed by
Los Angeles sports, hopes to break the
worlds indoor record, held by Pietro
Dorando.
Connolly was at the Auditorium in
the afternoon, but was satisfied to
watch Miller go round the track.
The race will start promptly at 8
o'clock and will be over before mid
night.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
BOAZBERG FAILS To
RETURN TO NEW
+. ORLEANS
Convicted Book Maker Prefers
EmeryViHe When Leave of
Absence Expires
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

NEW ORLEANS, March 25-The 45
days leave of absence granted to Mark
Boazberg, alias Jack Sheehan, who was
convicted of having violated the Locke
law at Suburban park when Joseph
Murphy attempted to conduct races
with the walk around betting system,
expired today. and Boazberg failed to
appear. When it was learned at the
Gretna courthouse that nothing had
been heard of him, Judge Darlington.
before whom he was convicted, Sheriff
L. H. Marrero, District Attorney ST.
Clair Adams, Attorney F. A. Middleton
and several others interested in his
case said that they did not know his
whereabouts.
1t is understood that Boazberg will
be let go free, and not brought back
here to serve the sentence of three
months imposed upon him, or be forced
TO pay the fine of $3.50
Boazberg is making a book at the
Emeryville track
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
FORM ATHLETIC
LEAGUE
New Association Is Organized at
ROuSing Meeting of PrOmi=
nenf Churchmen
BY Herbert Hauser

Acting on the call of a committee
from the Presbyterian brotherhood of
Calvary Presbyterian church, 80 odd
delegates. representing Is Protestant
churches of this city, gathered last
evening in the Sunday school room of
Calvary church to organize Sunday
school athletic league on the lines of
the ones which have proved such sue
cesses in New York and other eastern
cities
Sidney S. Peixotto, president of the
Pacific Athletic association, outlined
the work Of the new league to the
delegates and a temporary organization
was effected by the election Of A S.
Johnson as chairman and George D.
Baird as secretary. The delegates were
all favorably impressed with the OBJ
Jects of the meeting, and pledged them
committee on temporary organization
consists or A. s. Johnson, j. GilchreSt,
A Fowden, Dunbar Keith and
Charles Adams. The committee on con-
p. Bostwick, c. c. Champlain, H. NJ.
Strickler. w. K. Sempey, James Linn,
II. E. McCurdy and Rev. H. H. Bell.
committee on games was also ap-
{. Champlain. l. r. Rodda, w. X. Sem
pey. o. James and R. w Bell.
All these committees will hold a
meeting within the course of a week
and the permanent organization un-
doubtedly will be effected at the next
meeting April Is. In the meantime
tryouts will be held by the various
Sunday schools. so that when a date is
decided on for the championship of the
league, the boys will be we'll prepared.
From the determination of those who
attended the meeting there can be no
doubt that this new departure by the
churches will bring out many promis-
ing young athletes, besides keeping
the boys Interested more in their re-
ligious work.
The following churches were repre-
sented by their delegates: Calvary
presbyterian William Romaine and A
W. Bridge; Westminster Presbyterian,
George s. Vail and Manson Adams:
Trinity Presbyterian, H. +. Bostwick
and John McCulloch; Hamilton Square
Baptist, w. X. Sempey and A. T. Lat
tlmore; First English Evangelical Luth-
eran. III. u. McCurdy and Fred Maurer;
Central Methodist Episcopal, E. War
burton and J. H. Wilson; Park Congre-
gat1onal, Claude Porter and C. C.
Ghamplain; St. Johns Presbyterian.
Donald Mckenzie and W. W. McClain;
Emmanuel, j. Hess and Herman Ans
Ter; St James Presbyterian, G. A.
Haussler; Mizpah Presbyterian. Rev f.
A. Doane and w. G.. Lee Hamilton
Methodist. T. S. Garrett and l. G..
Rodda; First United Presbyterian, w
NJ. Coey and r. w. Bell: First Chris
t1an, James Linn and Oliver James.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
WELLS ADMITS PART IN
PORTLAND BANK ROBBERY
Prisoner Given Short Term for
Helping to Secure Money

PORTLAND. March 25.-Claud v
Wells, who was arrested some weeks
ago in Tacoma and brought to this
city to answer to a charge of par
ticipating IN the East Side bank rob-
berry December IA last, confessed today
to Sheriff Robert L. Stevens and pleaded
guilty before the state circuit court.
In consideration of his being instru-
mental in securing the return of part
of the stolen money, Wells was SEN
fenced to indeterminate Imprisonment
in the penitentiary for from one to
seven years.
Wells maintains that he was not one
OF those who actually robbed the bank.
but stood outside, and was given $500.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
JONES REFUSES TO
REJOIN WHITE
SOX :
Comiskey Fails to Induce the
Former Manager 10 Re-
enter the Fold

PORTLAND. March 25.-"Comiskey.
there is nothing you have TO offer that
viii get me back into the baseball
business"
Not even if you write your own
contract?"
NO. am out of baseball for good
That's final"
This dialogue between President
Charles A. Comiskey of the Chicago
American league baseball club and
Fielder A. Jones today makes 1T GER
tain that the former manager of the
White Sox will not go back to Chicago
with Comiskey on any terms.
1t is understood that Jones asked a
chance to buy a half interest in the
team for $3.50 900. Comiskey and his
party left Portland this afternoon for
Vancouver. B. c., en- route east
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
TROPHIES STOLEN FROM
HEALDSBURG HIGH SCHOOL
Students Aroused by Theft of
Three Silver CUBS

HEALDSBURG. March 25.-The stu
dents of Healdsburg high school are UP
in arms and the local police are all on
the move as result Of the theft from
the high school building of three highly
priced athletic trophies.
The trophies are silver CUPS two of
which were secured by winning Sono-
ma-Mendocino athletic league field DAYS
and the third was relay cup won in
1907 by defeating WilmerdinK high
school of San Francisco
The trophies wore last seen Sunday.
Monday morning the cups were missed
and a rigid search was instigated.
Now the police have the matter in
hand.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
FRIENDS OF INSURANCE
MEN RESENT DISMISSAL
Surprise Expressed at Action of
Big Eastern Company

There was general surprise yesterday
in insurance circles when it became
known that W ". Cleveland and A. H
Irathen were TO be succeeded in the
surance company OF Philadelphia. c 9
Kinney has been dispatched from the
Texas department 10 the local division
Friends Of Cleveland and Trathen are
disposed to resent the action OF the
Franklin directors.
II is said that the business here has
been placed on a profitable plane and
that Il IS now the desire of the Frank
lin company 10 reduce the revenues OF
the local agency 10 the advantage of
.hs treas ury OF the home Office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
CORONA CLUB PROGRAM
PROVES VERY ENJOYABLE
Miss Jennie Partridge Presides
Over Meeting

Corona club members had a very en-
joyable program at their meeting yes
terday afternoon, Miss Jennie Partridge
being chairman Of the day.
The paper OF the afternoon was a
clever essay by Miss Edna Wilson on
Stephen Phillips. the Man and His
Plays followed by scenes from "PaoIa
and Francesca by Mrs. J. J. Nachtrieb
The Pasmore trio, consisting of Mrs.
Earl Percy, Mrs. Ashley Faull and Miss
Helen Balch, sang two numbers. The
Message" and The Wildwood Bogies
There were also triOs for vaudeville
mandolin and guitar by ]. Senobo r
Gonzales and Mrs. Bull -
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
GERMAN HALL SHARES
FINDING READY SALE
Societies Will Erect Structure
to Cost Half Million

At meeting Of the German hall as
ISOLATION held Tuesday night in the
rooms OF St Marks church in O'Farreu
street a report was submitted bv
President John Hermann showing that
shares to the amount Of $40 O6o had
already been taken by German So
cieties and individuals.
II is the intention TO erect q large
hau at a cost of 100000
The new directors We're elected as
follows: John Hermann, president.
John Simmer, vice president; Carl w
Captain L Siebe. John Pope. JuIius
r. Hans. J. II. Velten, Henry j. Kessel
William c. Loewe, DR.. A E. Rrune
=. T. Rath1ens and Casper Zwirlein.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
MOrningstar Victor in the
Balk Line Contest

NEW YORK, Mach 25.-Ora c. Morn
ingstar of this city won from Louis
Cure tonight by a score of 500 to S22 in
the 1872 balk line billiard championship
contest Both men played carefully,
but the French expert lost ground in
the first ten innings, during which he
scored only four points, while Morning
star scored 154.
The score-Morning gstar 500 avera ge
21 7-13: Cure 322, average IA. High
runs-Morningstar SO, 81. S4; Cure 40.
81. 46.
In the afternoon game George Sut-
ton of Chicago easily defeated Harry p.
Cline of Philadelphia.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
SAND CRABS DELAY TRIP
| Special Disp1fch 10 The Col1

SANTA CRUZ. March 25.-The Sand
Srabs will not leave for San Jose until
Saturday to open their series with the,
Prune Pickers. word having been re-
ceived that the grounds would not be
IN shape owing to the recent storm
van Buren, the new Outfielder from the
Northwest league, arrived today and
showed good form in practice. Captain
DeVereaux has decided to place the
new man in left field
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
YOUNG coRBETr WINS DRAW

Z NEW YORK, March 25.-Young Cor
bett and Bert Keyes met here tonight
in fast 10 round bout. Corbett won
draw only by excellent work In the
last four rounds. For six rounds he
was bested, and only the bell saved him
at the end of the sixth round When
the seventh round began he had rail-
lied, however, and took the aggressive
holding the advantage over Keyes for
the remainder of the fight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
WHITE SOX SWAMP
VERNON, TEN
TO ZERO
Scott Holds SOuthr0ns HifIess
and Miller, His Successor,
Allows One BingIe
rSnecial Diseatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, March 25.-Their rest
or few days on account of the rain
did not cause the White Sox to lose
their batting eyes. They came back at
Vernon today with rush, defeating
the new coast league team 10 to 0,
and swatting the ball for 10 hits
Scott for the Sox pitched great ball.
holding Vernon hitless, and Miller, who
succeeded Scott, allowed but one.
vernon was simply outclassed in
every department of the game, while
the Sox were as full Of ginger as
1nough they Were winning the penant.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
EASILY RETAIN S
HIS TITLE AS THE
CHAMPION
Frank GOfch of Iowa Defeats
RaOuI de ROuen i'm
Straight Falls

KANSAS CITY, March 25.-Frank
Gotch of Iowa, champion wrestler of
the world. tonight retained his title
by defeating Raoul de Rouen in
straight falls.
The winning fall was won with
Gotch's famous toehold. The French
man allowed his shoulders to be put
TO the mat almost without an effort
De Rouen was repeatedly cheered for
his gameness.
With the exception of few minutes,
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
SOUTHERN ATHLETES COMING

Is March 25-Cantain
Howard Lennox and = members Of the
track team of the University of south
ern California left tonight for Stanford
where they viii meet the northern
university stars in field and track
erners viii go to Berkeley "Wednesday
to engage in the last meet of the sea-
son with the California track team.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
RESUME FOOTBALL GAMES

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. March 25-The
schedule for the Harvard football team
for next fall was announced tonight.
A place is made for Cornell by dropping
the Carlisle Indians. This marks the
resumption of football relations. be-
tween the two universities after a lapse
of nearly 20 years. The game with
Yale will be played at Cambridge No
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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
WOMEN PLAY coon GOLF

PINEHURST, n. c.. March 25.-One
round was played In the seventh annual
united north and south championship
golf tournament for women today and
close matches ruled throughout.
Among the survivors is Miss Julia e.
MIX or Englewood, who won two up and
one to play from Mrs. George n, Con-
verse of Braeburn.