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La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
EIks' Flag Day Exercises.

Quite q large company Of ladies
and gentlemen gathered In the Elks
lodge room last Tuesday evening to
witness the very impressive and
appropriate exercises conducted by
the officers OF the local lodge In
honor Of nag day-June 18th. the one
hundred and thirty.third anniversary
Of the adoption Of the stars and
stripes ~ the emblem OF this coun
try Of ours. The program. as an
nounced. was carried out In Its entir
ETY.. the feature being Champe Jam
eyson's dramatic and Impressive rem
dition Of Riley's Invocation to Olt
Glory" The program follows:
Music :. :. "Star Spangled Banner
Elks' Orchestra
Introductory Exercises :. :. :.
:. :. Exalted Ruler and Officer.
Prayer :. =. :. =. =. :. :. chaplain
Flag Record =. wv. G. Sporledel
Music :. :. :. :. E. E. =. Selected
Elks' Orchestra
Altar Service =. Esquire and Officer
Song :. :. :. =. Aud Lang Syne'
Officers and Members
Solo :. =. :. THE Nightingale
Miss Helen McNeen
Elks' Tribute to the Flag :. :.
:. :. :. :. =. wv. l.. Bertrand
March. from Don Juan" =. Leybacf
Mrs. Z. G. Edwards
Invocation to Old Glory" =. Rile,
ChAmpe JameySon
Patriotic Address J. W. Davidson
Pueblo Lodge. No. 30. B.P.O.E
-Elks' Orchestra
Song :. :. =. :. =. =. =. America
Audience to Join
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Buen pIoyecto en- Ponce.
Sc agita la idea entire va
rios elementos capitals
,tas de fundar un teatro
de verano.
En- el vapor "San Juan, EN-.
barco Mr.. Miller : le sustitu.
ye durante su ausencia el Sc.
nor Belaval.

Mayo 26.-Se agita el proyecto
entire varios enthusiasts capitalistas
Fde esta ciudad, de construir 10 mas
pronto possible I'm teatro de verano,
dotado de todas las comodidades de
la vida moderna y bastante extenso,
Dado el entusiasmo que hay para rea
liar tan beneficioso proyecto, y las
personals de iniciativa que han ini-
ciado el proyecto, las cuales nos su-
pllcan nos reservemos sus nombres
es de esperarse que pronto Sc conver
tira en- un hecho dicha obra.
Por el vapor San Juan que salio
para los Estados Unidos, en-
barc6 Mr.. Roberto Miller ysu dis
tinguida esposa, donde permanece-
ran mes y medic. Mr.. Miller es ell
post master, de esta ciudad, y le
sustituye durante SUI ausencia nues-
tro compatriota el joven Mario S.
Belavar. Un feliz y pr6spero viaje le
desea mos
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V ICENTE SANJURJO FRANQUI
II East END st., Cerca de Broadwqy.
CABLE: VISANQUI, NEW YORK

Situada en- uno de los sitios mas
centricos de Nueva York, contigua al
Parque de Madison Y accessible por ell
elevado subterraneo y los earros cleo
tricos de la IA. avenida y los de
Broadway, asi como los de Lexington
y Gale %, hacen de esta casa ell pun
to ideal para residir no solo los que
viven permanentemente en- esta ciu-
dad, sino que para los transeuntes
que vienen a pasar una corta tempo
rada y 10 deben gastar su tempo en-
los tranvias, yendo q los centros de los
negocios, de los teatros y otros puntos
&c recreo. En- las reformas que Sc
han Eecho. hay luz electrica, teleiono,
y aqua caliente a cuaiouiera hcra.
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SoIpIesas en- Ponce.
Varios jugadores fueron
capturados en- momen.
tos que hacian ''loteria".
"Charpesdores" yjugadores de
monte" estan sufriendo faer
to batida de la policia.
De nuestro cocresponsal

Mayo "a La policia de este dis
to ha formulado las sigulentes de-
n uncias en- el dia de hoy:
Puesto de Ponce -Infracci6n O.
municipales, l6; leyes de carreteras,
IL; portar armas ); juegos prohlbl-
dos, 9: alterar la paz Is; delito con-
ira la justicia pdblica, /.
Puesto de detectiss.- 1nfraccl6n
lev rentas internas, l; abandono de
menores, j.; hurto, 2; abuse de con-
fianza, |.
Puesto de playa -Ley-de carrete-
ras, 4; crueldad con animales, 3;
ordenanzas municipales, 5; juegos
prohibidos 6; total IS.
En- el barrio de Capt. aneio fu6 sor-
prendida una iugada a 10 prohidido
del iuego llamado por "Loteria'.
En- la playa fue sorprendida una
jugada de charpas.
Anoche fueron arrestados sels in
dividuos de los que Sc de dicaban a
decir malas palabras en- los clnes.
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Don Romu|o acu-
sa a Quintin.
Dice que este lie sedujo su
hija con promesa de ma
trimonio.
Es opinion general quo el per.
sonal de ID administration
de correo de Ponce debiera
ser auuent8d0.
(De nuestro corresponsal

Ponce, mayo o. Sc encuentra
hace tres dias recojido en- CANA, el
practicante del hospital Tricoche,
senior Guarionex Cruz, a quien lie
deseamos un pronto restableci-
miento.
Ha sido operada en- el hospital Tri-
coche, Maria Rivera, de parto doble,
por Ell DR.. Santaella, con magnificos
resultados.
Ha sido envia da desde Guayanilla
& la fiscalia de esta ciudad, una eau
sa contra Quintin Rodriguez, por Sc
duci6n en- Ia joven Josefa Rodriguez.
La denuncia la presento elpadre de
la ofendida Sr. Romulo Rodriguez,
El fiscal esta investigando dicha eau
"a.
Aver fue a Juana Dfaz, el fiscal de
esta corte, Lcdo. Palacios Rodriguez
acompanado de su typewriter, Srta
Resita Gonzalez, a practicar una
mVeSllgdclOn TeSreSdlluo pol Id
tarde.
Esta mahana qued6 sehalado en-
la corte municipal, el calendario de
los asuntos civiles, que hay pendien
ties ante dicha corte.
Esta maiana fu6 condenado en- Ia
corte municipal, el indiyiduo Grego-
rio Rivera, 6 meses de carcel por el
delito de falsa representation.
Aver Sc celebraron % iuicios en- la
corte municipal por distintos delitos
Fueron condenados Il, Y los demas
absueltos. Hoy Sc han celebrado 7
juicios y fueron condenados 1 Y tres
absueltos.
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, N0TA& De I'll TRAMAR.

M3drid, Mayo 2O.- La noticia de
d reception carihosa tributadale
ls infanta Isabel por ell gobierno J
pueblo de la replblica Argentine
ha causado en- esta corte agradable
Impression. La despedida de la capi
tal espa6ola no fuk menos intusiasta
Aoompanaron { Ia infanta su da'
ma particular, la merquesa viuda de
Naiera, vel jefe de su Casa, D. Alon-
% Cosio.
M personal qua acompah6 4 dona
lsabelse oompone de D. Juan Perez
caballerp, ,embaiador extraordnarlo
del rex b. Francisco Echagle, te-
niente sceronel, ayudante de D. Al
fonso D. Eduardo Garcia Conyn
nuexado diplomltico: don Eugenio
Eeues. dela Real Academia espano-
la; D. Leonardo Torres euevedo, de
IL ReA Accidents de Ciencias; y D:
Eugsnio Rivera, arquitecto: y Conf
eion milisar, tornado por D. Manuel
Remlres Parodi, general de division
,. Jos6 Ferrer, captain de navfo De
primera clase; D. Jose Cavalcantl,
coronel Dc caballerfa; D. Benigno
Garcia Cabrera, teniente coronel de
Estado Mayor. D. Francisco Coello
oomandante de artillerfa; marques
de Gonsales Castei6n, captain de in
geaieros, y D. Antonio Tovar, capl-
txn de mfanterfa.
Ell lustne pintor D. Gonzalo Bilba
ealo para Ia Argentina hace algunos
dfas.
La comisi6n de Ia prensa de Ma
drid, que acompaho tambien q Ia IN
fanta, Sc componfa de D. Luis Lopez
Ballesteros, director de ''El Impair
cial": D. Leopoldo Romeo, director
de teLa Correspondence de Espada" u
D. Alfonso Rodriguez Santa Maria
rdactor de "a B C",y el marques
de valdeiglesias, director de "La
Epoca".
Hasta Cadiz acompaharon q Ia lnfan
ta el ministro de Estado, Sr. Garcia
Prieto. con el Sr. Gomez Barzanalla-
na, y 81 ministro de Marina, con su
syudante. |
Madame Wilde, que estuvo en- Ia
sstaci6n & despedir 4 la infanta, ofre-
ci6 & ksta un ramo de flores con la
sos de los colores de Espaha y Ia
Argentina.
Despedieron tambien q doha 1sa-
bel los reyes, la reina madre, la prin-
sesa Beatriz de Battemberg, los IN
fantes Maria Teresa y D. Fernando,
Ia princesa Luisa de Orleans y el in
fante D. Carlos; con sus respectlvas
esposas el iefe del Gobierno y todos
los minister's; los sefores Maura, Da-
to. los exministros Sres. Sanchez de J
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F|NCA De cana
EN- VENTA.

Sc vende una fnca de GAIA, de
1900 cuerdas de extension, con 1000
cuerdas propias para cana y 500 cuer
das para pastos, situada en- Ia juris-
diccion de Manatf en- comunicscion
por ferrocarrl con Ia central Mon
serrate, donde Sc muelen las canas
que produce. Esta fnca esta hoy a.
rrendada a la "Cortes Camacho Lii
mited' ,excepto $50 cuerdas que que
daron fuera de contrato. t.
Ell vendedor no interesa mas que
una pequena parte de su valor, al
contado, pudiendo quedar el resto
en- poder del comprador, devengan-
do, mientras dure el actual contrato
de arrendamiento, I'm interes que no
excedera de Ia cantidad q. por arren-
damiento perciba.-Dirigirse a su
dueho don NJ. BASQUE Manati.
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Toca, Allendesalazar, La Cierva, MAJ
ques del Vadillo y Eguilior.
To win oaea IA Maf$arrsnh

Toca, Allendesalazar, La Cierva, ma
ques del Vadillo y Eguilior. -
La princesa de Metternich.
Las duquesas de Santo Mauro, Va
lencia ,Frfas, viuda de este tftulo, Nc
blejas, viuda de este tftulo, San Car
los, Serclaes, Tilly y Aliaga.
Marquesas de Valdeterrazo, Squi
lache, Penaflorida, Viana, Frado ale
gre, Atalayuelas, Vallamantilla de
Perales, Mesa de Asia, Aguila Real
Salas, 'Valdeiglesias,, Moctezuma
Alava, viuda de Hoyos, Velada, Ma
varres, viuda de Martorell y Bolano.
Condesa de Welserheimb, Tovar
de Lemos, Torrejon, viuda de este
tftulo, Pehalver, Serrallo, Fuensa-
da, Puerto, Velle, Heredia- Spinola
Agnuilar de Inestrilas, Casa Valen
cia, Almodovar, Mirasol, Saceda y P
do Bazan.
Vizcondesa del Castillo de Chirel
Vizcondesa de Eza.
Baronesa del Castillo de Chirel y
otras damas.
Ferrol, mayo 49, Danse por ter
minadas las huelgas de canteros y
peones de la empresa Jackson, encar-
gadas de las obras hidraulicas de
arsenal.
Laempresa admitio a todos los can
teros y 100 peones.
Quedaron sin trabajo 14O.
La mayorfa son de aldeas proxi-
mas Y marcharon q trabaiar en- las
tierras.
Sc lamentaron de que Sc les lleva-
ra al paro en- malas condolences, prl-
vandoles de ganar un jornal no des-
preciable. ;, =
La soluci6n de la huelga, solo ha
sido beneficiosa para unos cuantos.
La situaci6n Sc normaliza, adqui-
.iendo la ciudad su ordinario aspec-
%.
Santander, mayo 12.- Con la lie
.ada del candidate republican, por
sta circunscripcion D. Luis Hoyos
sainz, que hace dias Sc halla reco-
.riendo el distrito, ha entrado en- su
oerfodo Agido Ia lucha electoral, cru
,andose los AUTOMOBILES de todos los
candidates por estas carreteras.
La opinion Sc muestra unanime,
econociendo ell triunfo del democra-
"a senor Lomas y del republican,
Sr. Hoyos, salvo los atropellos que
oarece iniciar ell gobernador por la
del marques de Viesca,
;alta en- absolute de arraigo en- la OPT
aion, asi como la del Sr. Redonet,
1ue, desechado del distrito de Lare-
10, ha sido impuesto, con evidente
iisgusto de los antiques conservado-
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Is opinion generate en- esta clu-
dad de que debe aumentarse,el per
sonal en- ell correo de esta ciudad,
en- la parte que Sc expenden Sc
Hos, Y en- la que Sc despachan giros
postales. Los dias de correo para Eu-
ropa, es demasiado el trabajo que
hay que realizar en- estos dos apar-
tados. Con tai motive es mucha
la gente que Sc aglomera en- esos des-
pachos.
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INTERESA

Sc vende una hermosa quinta en- Ia
parada IS en- Santurce, propia para
residencia de familia 6 para (olegio
Tiene toda clase de comodidades,
un gran jardin, lrboles fruta!es, pese-
bre, cochera, , garage para autom6'
vii
Informara en- la casa del lado
don Jose Cerra.
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Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.

SUBASTA PUBL1CA. B1ENES 1NMUEBLES.
Coectura nerna de Csguas da 13 de
1910 de mahana venddos los poos todos los
benes los misnos cubrr las con
bucon aeron haber paado
tempo copbucon vencdas los rgos segdn dpone la
Ley de Rentas Internas
PROP1ETAR1Os Description ppdsd Contibucnes gastos
aproximados.
EN- PR1MERA SUBASTA
Francisco Rodriguez 96 eds Bo San Salvador 324
Bento Aponte SO eds lib pTe Bo. Bonquen 1874
Jose Felix Aponte ST ods. 1casa Bo Tursbo, 6S5
Juan Felix Is eds / casa, Bo Beatriz 1905
Nicolas Lopez Das Casa IL cale Rafael Cordero 57S
Puedn los deas que deen los pevos expedent
Ell comprado de ada popdd dbe poGsr elective Ell
dz del vao vendda perd
de d de de Ia cua fue subssda IL
proped dunte los das suentes al verified enata
Csguas R. R. Mayo 10 de 1910.
(Firmado) Enrique Ramos Tulier-Coector.
Aprobado Samuel L. Grome; Treasurer
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Sc aIquila ] Sc Iende

En- Puerta de Terra, Parada s ' s orr
Has de Ia carretera, Sc alquilan los altos
de una hermosa yventilads casa. Y en-
Ia misma parada calle de San Agustin, Sc
vende un solar con dos ranchones un
bonito puesto Tiene una msgni6ca rem :
ts y una superficie cuadrada de AIS me-
tros. 1nformara Juan J. Caro- Sol 96.
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AUTOMOBILES

W. J. COX AUTO AND SUPPLY co.
i NO 20 GALE VILLA roscs Pr
! 4szy'no ss1 D,seo;6s por cable "Caz Ponce"
! 4z----->-s~---..
Touring alque para var 1todas parties de- /. s.
Gompeentes chauuF psrfoo
msor eqqipado dsp6to de auon6vle. mer p.ra
s. pna. guardian r.p.r.n auton6vhe4
IN complete sartdo Dc stsetos do % sson6si.s ps'
zs St..;e Sssss. % .as.5; Ssa
Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.
sUBAsTA PUB11cA III BlENEs 1NMuFBLEs
En- Ia Coeura de Renas nternas Camuy uuio ds
las 10 de mahan. :san vendd los pores o los
recareos oosos magdo pagado
odo las oontbucons' ven rsc.rg segd pon Ley
De Rentss 1nernas.
PPoPIETARI0s Description de l.. propied.d oprbuoue ~
TERCERA sUBAsTA REPET1DA
Manuel Torres "A cd. en-. r. o.h-jy 1o.oo .aoo
Juaus Vala 66 eds Bo Puertos - 21s %
Rita Co.'S 81 eds Bo. Quebr.ds, 3535
TERcERA suBAsrA.
Antonio Ros.da 1e Cd. bohio. 3D. Cibao Camu, 2n
Juan Jo.e Rivera, 20 eds Bo Quebrada 2o94
r. Babiona, 10 eds bohio Ro pua,tos 10 "A
Antonio sansg 30 cass Bo u.iatac. Ou.br.d;.. 81
sEGUNDA sUBAsTA
lnocencio Gonaalez 20 eds Bo. Quebrada C.muy 24o1
PRIMERA sUBAsTA
Pascua Cots Pastor los cda bohfo Cibao Camuv 4s4
Crisina Padils, 80 eds casa b. Abrs Honda IA
FREQ Bardna eds cssss &c Aibonito H.tlo Cox %
Peregrino Vlani 80 eds CampoAlegre, Halo 1878
Ehas Arroyo 638 eds. b. Bsyaney Hatio 527
Domingo A. Rubio, 1877 eds casa Aibon;to Hato 9ssa
Enrique Rubo Arsns 1852 eds Bo Bayaney Hatilc, 1870
214 eds. casas &C. Aibonito, Hshlo S54s
Pusdsn verse los deales den pecvos exped;eut
81 mpdor csda propd debe deposar eivo 10 memo. d
ez cento del vaor vend cuya perera en- case
de desre do de a le ue ususd,
propedsd durans los d das mgusos que rns
Camuy P. r, Mayo de 1910
Firmado) Reyes Canuo--Colector
Aprobsdo Samuel l. Groms, Treasurer
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Aprobado: Samuel L. Gr omer, Treasurer
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO.
sUBASTA PUBLICA.

sUBAsTA PUBLICA B1ENEs NMUEBLEs
Coecura sabans Grande 81 da 13 de
uno de 1870 las de manana ser1n venddos os mores
postores los ben onados parties de los mnos
bargdos hab pgado dedo tempo oonbunes
cdas los recargos gdn dapone ID 10y de Rens lnternaa
PROPIETARIOs Description do ID Propdd Contribucion gao
aproxmadok
PRIMERA sUBASTA
Jose Ramon Almodovar us eds Bo Tabonuco, 1901
Agustin pietr Ortiz eds casa 3D. Tabonuco 5.12
Pueden dees que rspecvos ezpedenes
E comprador popedad dee depor evo 10
por del valor vndd perded
de pagar de Ia cual 10 ue subasda
propedad los des d sgunt VERTIGO
Eabana Grande. P. r., Mayo II de 1870
(Firmado) A Hernandez VisbaL-Coeo.
l. Crnm Treaanre
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1eSeauOS,
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Treasury Department of Porto Rico.
sUBASTA PUBLICA BIErEs INMrERrEs
En- Cectus de Internas de San Sebsst6n al d. .
uaio de 1870 las 10 de mhsns ser8n mecrs
torres tods los benes reaconsd de M
cubr las contibucon ueron mbargado Dor
ber psgdo debdo tempo s ntbuns recargos
gun dspone ID Ley de Rsntas intsrnaA
PROPIETARIOs Description do ID propisd,d
TERCERA sUBAsTA
Sebastian Paza IL eds b. Robea a4
Jose VeIazquez Morales 20 cda Bo Rokes, k5.
sEGUNDA sUBAsrA.
NJ Font Sue, 6s cds Bo. Hao Arribs, 1890
Jose Gonzalez HdeI oO eds Bo PozaA 40,5
Francisco Lopez Lugo ID eds Bo Robles 81.
Juan Orhs 1872 eds Bo Calsbszss
Miguel Antonio Soto, 8 1I2 eds Bo Alto Ssna 1856
Jose Hernaiz Sucn., 81 cda b. Robles 1872
Ramon Brgnony 3 eds = cass Bo Hato Arrib. 1885
PR1AERA sUBAsrA
suc Coba Castro Castsan 2S6 eds B Csaazas 1sss
Puedn los dete que pecv xpedientes
oomprador de cada propedad debs depar efv
de ~ cento del vaor veudd pel
deare do de Ia cua 10 fuk
proedsd duaute los dez das iguents ver6,
San eebastzn P. R, Abril 2s, 1910
(Firmado) NJ de Collector
Aprobado-samuel L. Gomsr. Treasurer.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-26
OOW Q&

Manager Weber of the Y. M. c..
A. basketball team has arranged a
series of games between the Y. M.
C. A. five, and the team from the
University of Idaho, beginning on
January 21st.
w. s. C.'s victorious football team
arrived in Pullman yesterday and
were greeted with enthusiasm by
the populace. Those injured In the
game will be back at work in day
or so.
A sporting writer in the London
Sportsman of November 18th claims
that he can prove that the late
Stanley Ketchell was an English
man and that his real name is Ar
thur Thomas Wilson of West Hyde
in Bedford.
Tommy Burns has taken a fancy
to Jack Lester, former S. A. A. G.
favorite, and will manager the fight
err, it is said.
The first champion shoot of the
year will be held on December 7th,
by the Spokane Rifle & Revolver
club. The medal shoot will also
be started at this time.
l.. Grove has been elected to man.
age the Spokane college team for
the coming basketball season.
entertaining caused the death of
James J. Cody, Jr., at Boston the
other day. Cody was Y. M. C. A.
champion in the town of Newton,
and was notorious as high jumper.
Lucas new Union Association is
doing finely, according to reports
from Salt Lake City. Ogden will
raise $4,000 for their team.
Curtis Booth, Irish-American Ath-
letic club, won Chicago's annual 15-
mile run yesterday. beating l.. J..
Pullivant of the l. A. c. by two
blocks.
Announcing that if he beats the
two he will challenge Wolgast, Phil
Brock of Cleveland has signed ar
ticles to fight Jack Redmond of
Milwaukee and Danny Goodman of
Chicago.
/. A. Johnson of Grangeville,
Idaho. has issued challenge to any
wrestler in the northwest. not ex-
Guiding Roller of Seattle.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-26
TIP WRICHT'S
C. O L u M N
6Y TIP WRIGHT.

Hats off to the old master! Hur-
ry Up Yost came back SO fast that
football critics have not yet recov-
cred their breath.
SWil99 a arkay o!a--onp Il. .allz
They had Michigan all In, down
and out time and again. When
dinky college teams played the
Wolverines to a tie, or held them
almost even, supporters of Penn
and Minnesota winled and said,
"Wait till we get at them"
Well, they got at them, and
what's the answer?
Yost is again supreme. With an
eleven that rounded into form slow
~, he held Pennsylvania, by many
considered the strongest eleven in
the east, to scoreless tie. Some
critics insist the Wolverines played
a better game than Penn and had
the red and blue ON the defensive
most of the time. Be that as 1t
may, Michigan invaded the east re-
turned home with honor.
Then against Minnesota, pounds
heavier to the man, Michigan elev-
en- proved its class, or three peri
DDS the elevens battled back and
forth. Although both goals were
threatened. neither was crossed
until shortly before the end of play
In the fourth period.
1t was just before time was
called that Yost, crouching along
the side line, signaled and a mo-
ment later Wells shot the ball to
Borleske for 20 yards. 1t was a
beautiful pass, unexpected and
successful. Like flash the VOL
verines lined up again. Again the
ball went, Wells to Borleske. Ii
the first pass was unlocked for the
second was a bolt from the blue
and the ball was on the eight-yard
Inns, from where Wells planted 1t
behind the Gopher goal posts in
two bucks.
Now l wonder where the men
lwho have been yelling for Yost's
! F-arement will hide? There has
been crowd shouting for the dis
missal Of the great coach for the
past two or three years, contend
Ing new football was beyond the
man who gave the university a
place on the football map. Under
the circumstances imagine these
men will clap shoppers on their
Jaw tackle, at least for the pres
0nt,
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MORAN FAVORI7E
FOR TODAY'S SCRAP

being recorded at 10 to 8. The sud
den switch in the odds came as
surprise, as 1t was the belief that
the lightweights would enter the
ring at even money. Fans who
have been backing Nelson in all
his fights greedily gobbled up all
the Moran money in sight. A sud
den belated rush of eastern money
is believed to have caused the
change
Nelson announced he would be
seconded by Alex. Greggains, the
veteran handler of fighters. Act
ing under Greggains' orders, Mel
son. accompanied by his entire
training staff, spent the night at
local baths and remained indoors
most of the forenoon. Moran re-
manned at Shannon's place at San
Rafael.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-26

Rumble Brothers quintet defeat.
ed the newly organized City Market
team last night in three straight
games. The new team was badly
crippled in lineup.
The Great Northern boys took
three straight from the Grand Sup
ply team at Pfister's last night.
Grigware of the Grands took high
score with 1872. -y
MCGOWAN Bros. lost to Wares az.
gregation last night, 1884 to 2449.
Bright Of McGowan Bros. scored
high with 224, and also copied high
average, with 1856.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-26
PLAN ANOTHER
BIG RUGBY GAME

Ever since that Rugby game at
Natatorium park, the idea has been
circulating around this town that
Rugby would be good thing to add
to the regular athletic schedule.
The latest scheme is for the Wan
derers to challenge Victoria, this
seasons British Columbia cham
pions, for a game, and 1t now looks
more than likely that the plan will
eventuate.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-26
BIG CROWD FOR
ARMY AND NAVY
(By United Press Leased Wlre.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ga
big crowd began to gather early
for the army and navy football
game scheduled to be played on
Franklin field this afternoon. 1t
was predicted that this years at
tendance would exceed that Of all
previous seasons
The bettors installed West Point
favorite, although both teams were
extremely confident of victory. Out
of the IA games played between the
army and navy teams, the army
has won seven, the navy six and
the other game was a tie.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-26

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov. 90
This has been a banner year for
gridiron kickers, and victory via
the aerial route has been frequent.
Coaches are paying special atten-
ton to players who give promise
as toe artists.
With the ball inside the 45-yard
line it is the custom to kick, and
the man who car boot the ball is
not undervalued, as is proven by
the games won and lost this fall by
field goal. .
The success of Illinois can be att
tributed to Sieler's toe in many,
cases.
College kickers are in a class by.
themselves, but it remained for the,
smallest man in the high schools
of Wisconsin to demonstrate the
real value of kicker. This little
fellow is Capt. Roy Gress of the
North Division high school, Mil
waukee.
He has kicked a mediocre team
into the championship. Four times
he won the games of 80, and in
the struggle for the city champion
ship he tied the store after his
opponents had scored two touch
downs to one by his team.
The policy of Gress' team has
been to get the ball near the goal