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New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
CAMP FOR JEFFRIES.
U'W Tram IN the Mountains
Near Santa Cru.

Los Angeles. March S-Jim Jefries will
train for his fight with Jack Johnson in
The mountains near Santa Cruz where a
camp viii be established on April l. This
announcement was made last night bv
Sam Berger shortly after his arrival here
for conference with the lighter
Jcuries Will leave here tomorrow for a
ten days hunting trip in the Tehachipi
Mountains. He did eight miles Of road
work yesterday, running three miles az
fair speed. without apparent effort
Berger says that Jim COrbett and
Frank Gotch will join JeffVies at the Santa
cruz camp ON June l. Until then me viii
be assisted by Roger Cornell. Armstrong
and Burns. the wrestler.
Tho referee question Is arOuSinE much
interest. IL is understood that IetIrieS
faVorS Charles EytOu. Of Los Angeles, i3
Johnson will accept. Eddie Smith also has
been suggested.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

worth Kan. where he learned to play
billiards. His stepfather kept a billiard
hall, and it was in that place that Jake ac-
Guired the rudiments of the game. Sehae-
fer was not always champion. but in nearly
every case he later defeated the man who
had beaten him. Just before going to Den
yer for his health he defeated Willie Hoppe
for the 1S1 championship, but later lost the
title by default
Schaefer held the worlds record of 100
for run i'm championship match of 500
points at 1871. the worlds record average Of
80 points for a championship tournament
at 1872 at COO points and the best general
average of %. .23 at the same style
His name appears sixteen or eighteen
times in the list OF records of less inpor-
tanCe with those OF Frank Ives, NJ. VignauX.
Willie Hoppe, George r. Slosson, Louis
Cure and George B. Sutton.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
CUBAN HINS TITLE.
Jofe Beaten IN PIay-Of for
Chess Cham DiOnshiD.

BY defeating =. Jaffe in the third same
OF the supplementary match to break the Tie
In the annual tournament OF the New York
State Chess Association, at the rooms of the
Rice Chess Club. yesterday afternoon. Jose
r. Capablanca. the Cuban expert, won the
title of New York State champion. The
series resulted in favor of the Cuban by
the score OF TO 0, with one game drawn.
Jaffe, after winning four straight games
in the tournament proper. had promised
we'll in the frs tie game, which he drew.
but lost the second game in twenty moves,
and the third, yesterday. in twenty-five
moves.
The score OF the came i'm detail follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
POLO QUESTION UP.
Team from India Sad To BE
Ifter international Cup.

London. March S.-With reference to the
report that polo team from India was
coming tn England and afterward would
visit the United States, Tho London
Times is Of the opinion that it is the in
tention Of the team 70 enter the contest for
the American polo cup. now held by the
Meadow Brook club.
"The Times" saws that this raises an in
terestng question whether, under the CON
ditions governing the cup, the Indian team
has right to compete but considers that
this is rather a problem for the Americans
a the holders of the trophy to solve.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
NEWARK BAY WINS THE ODD.
Beats Columbian Five in Athletic
Bowling League Series.

In q postponed Athletic bowling League
series between Newark Bav and Colum-
bian on the Bayonne alleys last night the
home team won the odd game. Columbian
rolled its best total at the start. when
Leigh and Strouse passed the 200 mark
and the team got 934. Dwyer the indi
vidual average leader, kept mp his good
work with mark of 95. The scores were
follows
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
COLUMBIA WINS WITH FoILs.
Defeats Princeton After Hard Fight
by a Single Bout.
4 b. Telegraph 20 The Tribune. J

Princeton. T. J.. March S.-Columbia was
victorious in aH exciting fencing meet with
Princeton here Tonight Dy score Of five
bouts 10 four The visiting foiismen start
90 our 10 make clean sweep. bat CoIver
81 Princeton, was a hard man 20 beat. he
jost only 10 Miller. OF Columbia. who also
defeated the other two members ~ the
Princeton team. The bout between Miller
and CoIyer was close ard difficult one 70
Judge Tie summary follows.
PITT of Columbia. won from Wolf and
Gardner but lost 10 COiyer. of Princeton
Goiyer, Wolf and Gardner. Of Princeton,
each defeated NoFthTop. of Columbia
Miiiev. columbia. ken from Wolf. Card
re and Colyey. Of Princeton.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
FOR ROLLER SKATING TITLE

The roller skating championship of the
Eastern division of the National Roller
Skating Association will be decided at the
Metropolitan RollCr Rink. broadway ami
o2d street, beginning on Monday evening
and continuing on THURSDAYS and Monday :
thereafter until tho series Is complete
The ichedulc as arranged follows Mon
day March 4 one mile. Thursday. Narcn
l., two and one half miles; Monday. March
II. hvS miles; THURSDAY, March -, tntes
miles; Monday. March Is. four miles. ana
Thursday. March 81. two miles.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

ENGLAND 1FTER CUP.
Sends Challenge to 1ustraIia
for Lascn Tennis Tr0 DhH.

London, March S.-The Lawn Tennis AS
sociaticp or Great Britain issued chal-
lenge Ey cable to-day TO Australia FOR the
Dwight f. Davis International cup
The British Association hopes that the
preliminary tics mag he fought out in
this country and proposes 10 invite the
United States National Lawn Tennis As
Euciation 10 send its challenging team
here, the Englishmen guaranteeing the OK
peases as the Americans did in 1909 when
the British team visited the United States
and met defeat
The challenge from this country for the
coveted lawn tennis trophy WAS sent TO
Sydney on Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
GIANTS KEEP GOING.
kld7cittcr and BuCh, Shoe Sill
IN the Boz.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Marlin Springs, Tex. March S,-The
Young players of the Giants were in high
glee this afternoon over ;he defeat of the
regulars for the first time in q week. The
"BearCats," as the youngsters can them
selves got after Bugs Raymond at the
start and pounded out enough runs to
clinch the victory.
Bugs" was a little stiff and dared not
use either his spitbsil or much speed.
Spencer topped the list of big hitters by
slamming the ball over the left field fence.
This is his second home run in two days.
Since the young pitchers have been using
all the curves and speed at their command
the long hitting has ceased to he a habit.
Formerly il was quite customary TO have
two or three home runs in every game.
Klawitter had his first hard work out
this afternoon, when he went in the box
against the regulars. His arm is in fine
condition. and he had the veteran players
puzzled from the start. OF late Klawitter
! has been playing the infeld and outtield in
| the practice games and has had little OPP
! portunity t6 pitch. He is a good all around
/ player and can hit with the best Of them.
/ Buck succeeded klawitter III the box,
/ and when he started the hard hitters were
/ in a worse fix than ever. Buck is a man
J Of gigantic stature, and he has terrific
speed lie began Curving the ball and
/ alternating with fast one as soon as he
stepped into the box. DOYLE and BridWe
/ struck out. and the others could do nothing
/ with his delivery. Buck comes from Col
gate University and is quiet and retiring.
Harry Steiufeldt Of the Chicago cubs. is
/ here for weeks work, and he took part
in the Giants practice this afternoon CA
/ Seymour is still lame as the result of hay
ing corn removed from the bottom OF his
foot and could not take part III the prac
! tice Lush came out To the grounds in 2
buggy and watched the practice, His
ankle is still swollen, but he expects to get
back In harness by Saturday or Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
ATTACKS POSTAL BANK BILL
Charles Z. Sprague Calls It Trans
parent Hamburg.

In au address before The Mems club =
the Madison Avenue Baptist church ~
nisht Charles Z. SPras3c, president o. u'
Union Dime Savings bank, visorouSt .
tackled the postal savings bank on. u"
clarins il 20 be q transparent cuh et-- t
tie devoted "A considerable pdrt et DIS 49,
10 discussing tbS political SisHiutt'V1 - -
The bill and Saij ne believed itS tItNtc,
had given greater consideration 70 ~ ~
l.tlcal influence. the possibilities OF wiz
he said. We're unlimited. than 90 us '0
rOnic Importance All
Mr. Spragus further criticised tae "a ~
in that IL was not drawn Up avcoi uii- -
the best known methods Vt cah N't- -
that the pOlitiCilns hssJ answered Si'S -
tests of the bankers BY attrioUtnS '"0
opposition e. selfish motives.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
WESLEYAN WINS HER LAST CAME

Middletown, Conn, March S-lhe oas-
ketbal season a. Wesleyan University
. closed tonight with the game with Trinity
College. the former winning by score ct
| IS 10 10
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
Jake Scbaefer Dead i'm tUeSf
"Wizard" of Billiards
Ranked Among the
Greatest Players
of ALI Time.

Denver March S.-Jacob ("Wizard
Schaefer. the noted billiard player. dleu
here this afternoon of tuberculosis.
At the bedside at the time of his deS'h
were his wife. daughter and son and MS
brother Charles, OF Chicago He had beeh
at the point Of death for more than week.
The body will be taken TO Chicago for
burial
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
TO WREsTLe FOR BIG PURSE.

Kansas city, Mo- March S-pr. Il. +,
Roller, Of Seattle, aud Zbyszko signed arti-
c'es to daN for wrestling bout Ia a nnish
al kansas city on March %. The purse
gill be s. 90
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

Goals Harmon C3), o. Cleghorn e.. :. CIes-
horn. Bulger. Snlsaton. DUfresne. Wanderers.
Brown, Linton. Jackson Mcdonnell. Crescent.
Referee-SrocR Putnam, ST Nicholas : g. As
sistant refeTse-F. II. RTitton, Hockey club
Tmpirss-Fcrt White AMI Robert Strange. New
York A.-C,. Timeksepsrs-B Kelley. Crescent
A. g.. and 2 CiarOu Wanderers II. C' Time
Halves of twenty minutes
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

Members Of the Atlantic Yacht Club have
known for some time-sinCe the annual
meeting in February, il fact, when Charles
Sweenv vas elected commodore-that such
q transatlantic yacht race, to be managed
by the club. Wss n contemplation. Mr.
boucher and some of the other officers
have been working ever since to accom-
plish The result announced from Washing
ton yesterday
With a trophy of such Importance to
race for rachtsmen here estimate that
enough English. German and American
Yachts Will enter 10 make it the greatest
contest ever. sailed across the Atlantic
ocean ~ boucher points To the fact
that Alexauder Smith Cochrans new
schooner Westward nearly completed
at the Herreshon yards. and which will
race in British ana German waters all this
season. Is already an assured entry while
tie lo0-foot yaWl being built in England
for a member OF the Atlantic Yacht Club
Is another boat that may hc counted upon
70 start
Il is more than likely that the German
Emperor, who gave IA" cup for the last
ocean rece from Sandy Hook to the Lizard
viii enter his schooner Meteor ", and
there are other German-owned yachts large
enough 10 compete, well some in
France and Spain. There we're two Eng
lish Yachts ia the last race in 1895, which
was won By Wilson Marshall's three
masted schooner Atlantic. They we're the
Valhalla and the Sunbeam.
The plan as at present outlined 10y the
Atlantic Yacht Clubs committee is to start
the yachts either from Cowes or the Lizard,
and have them finish either OF the Am
brose Lightship Or off Sea Gate Follow
ing the ocean contest II is planned 10 have
( q series of races off SANDY Hook over the
Americas cup curses for sli the yachts
that take part fu tie ocean race
" hat is regarded ~ yachtsmen the
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

The scheduled series between Elizabeth
and Columbian on the latter's alleys win
not be rolled tomorrow night. post
ponement has been agreed upon untn
March 20
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
CVP FOR OCEAN RACE
President Taft to BE Sponsor for Rich Trophy
Offered by the Atlantic Yacht Club.

Washington March S.-Accompanied by
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew, Horace E.
Boucher. chairman of the regatta commit
tee of the Atlantic Yacht Club. of New
York. visited President Taft to-day and
obtained his consent TO act as sponsor of
a $9N}j gold trophy 10 be known as the
Presidents CUP, 10 be offered by that
club for n international yacht race from
England to the United States in 1911.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
SAN FRANCISCO MINING sTocNs,

closins quotations for mining stocks to-aN'
we're as follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
ORDERS ISsUED-The following orders
have been issued:


have been issued:
ARMY
FcIlcEiuE changes coast trtiisr- o-darsd.
Major GUSTAV 5. STEJ EMS, 70 command
For Case Major THOMAS 2 LAN0-
REUN, - command Fort Miley, captain
HARRY w NEWTON. from 12eth 20 77rh
Company, Captain JOHN, T. HUGHES
from stb "a fo6th ComPenl%
Captain T.AJ RFNCE : CURTIS, I'D IafsB-
try recruiting of7icer. frogg Fo-t SIocln
- recruiting duty Sprf1 ssald. Mass. v'es
captain JAMES RONAYNE. retired de-
tailed for duty vita organized militia Il
Illinois
Leaves Of absence Captsfa JOHN z FTUxr.
&5th Infantry. On@ month, Lieutenant Coz
onei CHARLES ST J. tHU8B. 2d In
fsntry. twenty davs- CaDtsn JOHN
from JUL I. First Lieuteaan, SANDFoED
JARNAN. coast artillery. three months
and eisht DAYS from April 20
NAVY
Lieutenant Cor1r1anuer 2 \ CRANK from
ArTr and NAVY General Hospital Eai
Springs: leave two months
Lieutenant t T.. CzBJRN, 70 Naval Medical
Midshipman " = WTLLETT detached the
chester. and resignation accepted. 70 tass
effect from the deliver OF orders
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPS fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been re-
ported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
March G-Th4 Choctav. n VazhinEron.
March The Louisiana and the Vulcan. sr
SAILED
March 9-The Choctaw. from ,-ort'lz -
Washington.
March The Hector from Guantanamo fa-
Norfolk. the Scorpion from Colsta1ti
nopIe for Alexandria Esypf
The tug FatapscO- now az navy yaTI For-s-
mouth. viii he assigned 20 duty Win -
Iantic feet as tender during tarss
practice Of fleet off tapes Of ChesapeSss
Tho tuc J-nCas VIII come North with ~
lautic fasr The tug Pot0uiaC viii remain
at naval station. Guantanamo Bay, as sta
tion tug The Michigan viii not QTocseu
10 Guantanamo BAY - i0in A-lsntlc ne-'
as 5riginqIIv intended but VIII remain n
vicinity Of Hampton Roads and loin hesl
when il returns North. about april J.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
on THE GOLF LINKS.
Half Stroke in Handicap Table
To BE Cut off Out Hest.

The Western Golf Association will abolish
the half stroke IN its official handicap table
which means that hereafter the par figures
will consist entirely of whole numbers. In
other respects. however. the chances are
that the Western body will agree with the
Metropolitan Golf Association. which re-
Gently adopted a revised table Of distances
The Women's Metropolitan Golf Associa-
ton has decided not To make any further
effort at present toward bringing about a
mixed foursome championship tournament
for the district. The dates already assigned
for the two main fixtures of the mems and
women's associations will not make it feas-
ible TO hold the proposed mixed foursomes
Immediately after the wOmen's tournament
at Montclair. consequently an effort will be
made TO bring about the innovation later in
the season.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

James Donaldson, the golfer who arrived
the Other day from Aberdeen. Scotland, 10
take the position as professional at the
Glelview Golf Club. near Chicago. is cred
tied with many brilliant performances on
the other side. Not long since Donaldson
played with Harry Vardon in a four-baII
challenge match against Taylor and Massey
for $lGo, and the latter pair did not win a
hole
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

Tom Chisholm, formerly with the Canoe
Brook Country Club. and for a time la
season with the Philadelphia Cricket club.
has been engaged as pro" at the Law
renee Park Golf Club This is a now or
ganization in BronXviIle. with nine hole
Course.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
IN ARMY AND NAVY
STAFF Opposing Dicliuson's
Retirement Plan.
From The Tribune Bursau.I
a={4luoton VI.

WaStiiAH Htofi- March
STAFF HAS \ PLAN.-Armv officers a.
awaiting with interest the results ~ -
controversy in the War Department On N,
subject of elimination The Secretarv -
War has gone on record as fav1ring -
which viii retire army officers in vsriors
grades at pay proportioned 70 their Isny,s'
OF service plan which would WORK !,
hardship TO all officers OF less than tusn,,
years service.
The Secretary % War has had The asss.
suce of General William CrOzier chic. =.
ordnance, iH the preparation Of plsn :,
help promotion by means Of a greater nus-
her Of retiremeuts than are nov poss,sl.
and by means which aim 20 maintain
greatly enlarged retired list at NJ grea.,-
expense than under existing conditia--
where officers are retired with three-qua-.
tsTs Of their active pay. or course. IA,
means that most Of the officers % bs -
tired win receive "a much smaller fracthr
of any such economy effected. On n.
other hand. the General staff has been di,
cusSinc this question. and a report IA,
been prepared for the signature of Gensral
Bel. chief Of staff. The concensus -
opinion il that quarter Is decidsss
against a plan cf elimination. largely an
the ground that IL Will be expensive in tss
end and will create mucn discomfort anorr
officers. besides discoUragins the men bs-
qualified and most anxious for military
career.
The GereraI staff substitute for esaass
retirement is modified plan 5y which o.
dcers may apply for retirement, thus era
atinS certain number OF vacancies. and
those thus voluntarily retired are advanced
a grade II there are rot enough voluntary
retirements it is proposed 70 create ths
numtcr by enforced retirement Of certain
senior officers. this being similar 70 ths
navy plan. BY this means junior officers
who are in their prime would obtain pr5-
motion TO a reasonable extent and the
+ dreaded stagnation or hump would b
obviated. or at least relieved
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

NAVY YARD CHANG --secrs,a-v
Meyer has decided on changes IN the com
rlands Of the navy yards At Mare Island
Cal. and Philadelphia, and win probs-
bly, announce i'm day or two the an
pOintment Of Captain Frank Fletcher ard
Captain Hugo OsJerhaUs 10 these posts
The present commandant OF the Mar
Island Navy Yard X Rear Admiral T
Phelps. Captain Triah Harris is at tas
head Of the League Island yard. a. PhiIa-
delphla. Rear Admiral Phelps reaches tls
retiring age next November.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

Totals 500 9l5 90 TOTALS 934 $50 S63
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-11

scribed which the court found to be
IN force and effect and dissatisfied and
according to a judgment and decree
rendered in the District Court Of
Chaves County on the 18th day Of
April, 1910. In the above entitled
cause. which cause il for the enforce
snent and foreclosure of an attachment
lien in ave of plaintiff against defen-
dants and for the settlement Of all
costs and commissions of sale, the
amounts due OF said Judgment are as
s6llows:N
TO the Joycs-PrIit Company. a corpor-
alton, The sum of Three hundred min
sy-One and 57-1O0 @3s1.57) Dollars
together with interest thereon at the
rate of IL per cent. per annum from
January End. 1909. until paid and an
additional sum of 10 per cent per an
nun upon h entire amount Of prin-
cipal and interest unpaid for attor-
neys fees and also the costs Of this
suit.
II. NJ. DOW,
Special Master.
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WANTED: HORSE and buggy for the
summer. Call at Union Trust Co.
54tf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by an exper-
fenced young man. in general store.
address NJ. H. Edwards, Gil N.
First Street Albuquerque. N. NJ.
55tG
hand surry, address
r. o. box 6s5. 56t3-
WANTED.-Buyer for two resident
lots on Richardson. owner leaving
city, crust sell. Phone 1912 rings.
WANTED:-girl for general house
work.-Mrs. K. s Woodruff, COZ S.
Kentucky Avenue 5Stf.
WANTED:-A woman On girl tc dc
Homework, apply between 8 and
IL a. an. $40 8. Lea. 5St2
WANTEn:-Position on ranch or in
hotel by man and wife.-Call 80
N. Virginia Ave. 5St3*
WANTED.-To buy some pigs-Mrs.
Nora Pettey. phone 237-3 rings.
p. o. Box 375. 5st2'
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In the District Court , chaves County,
New Mexico.

In the District Court , chaves County,
New Mexico.
Roswell Building & Loan
Association, Plaintiff.
v. No. 1645.
Carl Metscham and Frank
Metscham, Defendants.
Foreclosure Sale.
Public notice is hereby given That
the undersigned, by virtue of his ap-
pointment as Special Master by the
Court in the above entitled cause to
make sale of the real estate herein
after described. will offer for sale
at public vendue. at the front door
of the Citizens National Bank OF Ros-
well. at Roswell. County of Chaves.
and Territory of New Mexico, on the
morning of July 5th (ifth), 1910. at
10 O'Clock. a. m. the following describ-
ed real estate and property to-wit:
Lot Il Block ~ of the Town of
Lake Arthur, New Mexico, the lot or
said parcel Of real estate together
with all improvements and all and
singular the tenements, meredith
lleats, and appurtenances, thereun-
to belonging Or in anywise appertain-
ing.
The sale of said property will then
and there be made to the highest and
best bidder for cash to satisfy a judg-
ment and decree rendered In the Dis
trfct Court of Chaves County on the
10Th day of April. 1910, in the above
cause, which cause is for the
foreclosure Of a mortgage and by the
plaintiff against the defendants, Carl
Metscham and Frank Metscian, the
amounts due on said Judgment and
decree are as follows:
To the Roswell Building & Loan AS
ISOLATION, a corporation, the sum of
Three Hundred Seventy-seven and
e3-10O ($377.93) Dollars as principal
together with interest thereon at the
rate of ~ per cen per annnm from
Octoher 18th, 1909, until paid and an
additional sum of 10 per cent upon
principal and interest aforesaid I'M
paid for attorneys fees and q all
costs of this suit, and also costs and
commissions of sale
Fl. NJ. DOW,
Special Master.
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