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MEMORIAL SERVICES
 AT LITTLE ROCK

Little Rock, Ark, Dec. 3.-At the Kempner theater tomorrow afternoon the Elks of Little Rock will hold their annual memorial services. The local lodge has lost five members by death during the past year. Dr. G. M D. Cantrell, Michael O'Dea, H. P. Clopton, W. s. Thomas and Jake Kstzenstein.
 Members of the lodge will deliver eulogies to the deceased brothers and Virgil c. Petite of Jonesboro will de- liver the oration of the day There will be musical program rendered. besides the regular services of the Lodge of Sorrow.
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l.. AND N. RAILROAD
 SUED FOR TAXES

Frankfort, Ky, Dec. 3.-By direc- ton of State Auditor James suit was filed in the Circuit court against the Louisville and Nashville railroad for s64,000 franchise tax on property al- legged to have been fraudulently omit ted by the railroad in its report 70 the auditor during the past five years beginning in 1906 The petition al- leges that the omissions were made as to the correct net earnings, cor rect mileage and wrongfully de- ducting the dividends paid each year from the gross earnings when the were not paid out of this sum.
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  the egudp dppIe of Pin d frs las and al the  our 0 Thankn public f patron de, ecoming season d Ia pr New  5E. B. & F.. R. BLOOM
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PILESi PILES! PILES!

Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays itch ng at once, acts as 8 poultice, gives instant relief. Williams In- dian Pile Ointment is prepared for Piles and itching of the private parts Sold by druggists, mail soc and $1.00. Williams Mfg. Co.,. props. Cleveland. O. Sold by McCammon & Son.
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Cocaine which dalis the nerves

Cocaine which dHiis the nerves never yet cured Nasal Catarrh. The eavy feeling in the forehead, the stuffed up sensation and the watery discharge from eyes and nose, along with all the other miseries attending the disease, are put to rout by Ely's Cream Balm. Smell and taste are restored, breathing is made normal. Until you try this remedy, you can form no idea of the good 1t will do you Is applied directly to the sore spot. All druggists, 50c. Mailed hy Ely Bros, 56 Warren street. New York.
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BRICK WORK AND PLASTERIyG

Having some considerable experi- ence in Brick work. clustering, etc come before the public, desiring to attend to any kind of job or fay work. such as alter grates, putting in grates, taking up old hearths, and putting in cement hesrths, altering Gues or building same. Ring old phone E7s.
 T H. aKIDHORE, If. s1o3 " Second Ave.
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S18O FARM DEAL
 MADE IN OREGON

Portland, Ore, Dec. 3.-One of the biggest farm deals in the history of Eastern Washington has just taken place at walla-waIIa where Frank Hoskins sold to former Governor Miles C. Moore and h's sons the 2,2SO acre ranch near that city for $780, 900. The Moores paid s1o5,oeo cash
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Shau Wa.aen Vote?

If they did, millions would vote nr Kings New Life Pills the true remedy for women For banishins dru Tagged feelings, baekache or b.adaehe. constipation. dispeiilng .osda imparting appetite and ton srr ID the system, they're un .cnaIed. Easy. safe. sure 2sc. al III Druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-04

Persons contemplating the erect as of any butlt ing 7hoIld consul' ~ith Mitchell seligman. architect. Citi rsns Bank Building H
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-27
GUNS o GLAD
TO HIS
EXCELLENCY
Rousing Reception for Gov
ernor Mills in Roswell;
Two Thousand Attend
Brilliant Reception at Ar
mory.

Roswell, n. NJ, May GA COVER
nor's salute of seventeen guns by the
Roswell light battery doomed welcome
to Governor w. j. Mills and party up.
on their arrival by auto from Tor
rance at 1880 tonight. With the COVER.
nor are Colonel Robert Smart, Colonel
w. A. Fleming Jones, Ex-Governor NJ. A.
Ottro, Colonel Jose d. Sena, Adjutant.
General A. s. Brooks, Mrs. Brooks and
son and encouragement Clancy. Two
thousand people attended the governors
reception at the armory tonight anr
hundreds remained for the bai. follow.
ing. The party will be here four day
for the military institute commence.
ment.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-27
CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE

The name Of the Commercial club
was changed AT the meeting held Wed
nesday evening Ia that of the Tucum.
earl Chamber of Commerce.
The Meeting was called 10 order 10y
president Donaid stewart, the report
of the committee on organization was
read and adopted. The action of the
former meeting in which -four officers
and one director were elected was rati.
fled. The following persons were ad.
ded To the board of directors: +. Car.
uthers and G. W. Harrison. Several
communications were read 10y the see.
rotary from parties who desire to locate
enterprises in the Territory. The com
mittee ON organization was directed to
procure "a charter for the Club. The
president announced that in the near
future the board of directors would
take the necessary steps to procure an
office for the secretary. Meeting ad-
%iourned subject to the call of the di.
rectOrs.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-27
TUCUMCARI BOY TAKES
HoNoRs AT SCHOOL

Ras Harrison, son Of our esteemed
townsman j. J. Harrison, proprietor of
the Glenrock Hotel, returned from
school at Mesilla Park, N. NJ, and
brought three gold medals with him.
This is the third year for Ras, and he
has always stood well up in his classes,
and not only his parents are proud of
him, but the citizens Of Tucumcari ere
also proud Of the honors he has won.
Ras is not to blame for his success for
he is a "chip Of the old block" and
with the good mother he has, his friends
could expect nothing less than that he
would reflect honor on his town as well
as his parents.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-27
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
RE.oRGANIzED

The Tucumcari Ministerial Associa.
tion was recognized on last Monday,
and the following officers were elected;
Rev. Brooks, president; Rev. Geo. X.
varney d, D., vice president; Rev. Guy
NJ. Mcbride, secretary.treasurer. The
membership of the association is com.
posed OF all of the pastors and local
preachers OF the city.
A resolution of thanks was rendered
the Commercial Club for allowing the
resident pastors to become honorary
members of the Club without the pay.
ment of dues.
The Association will meet at the
Parsonage of the NJ. +. Church, South,
the Monday following the First and
Third Sundays in each month, at 10 A,
NJ.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-27
PUSHES
STATEHOOD BILL
But Aldrich Refuses to Let
It Come Up for the Pre-
sent.

Washington, ID. c., May 24.-ln the
senate today Bcveridge said. 81 would
like to inquire of the Senator from
Rhode Island how soon l can call up
from the ~ealendar) statehood bill No.
g."
Aldrich: "If the senator from Indi.
will use the power Of his great in.
fluence with his friends to dispose of
the railroad bill, the statehood bill can
be called at once"
A proposition is under consideration
to change the department of the inter
Tor to the department of public works,
controlling the Panama canal, irrigation
projects, conservation, forestry, public
health and several other bureaus"
The memorial Of the water users
north Of the Elephant Butte dam drawn
at Albuquerque, May l2, was presented
by delegate Andrews to the house to
day.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-27
ROOSEVELT PICTURES
AT THE ELECTRIC

The Electric will have some fne views
for Friday and Saturday night this
week. Thew will be "Bcn's Kid, The
Suicide Club Eaves Dropper and Mephi.
stoles and the Maiden. Mcphistolcs
and the Maiden is a burlesque on the
celebrated Faust" and those who
have seen Faust will be delighted with
the burlcsque. On the 10 and IL of
June Roosevelt in Africa will appear
on the boards, showing the Ex.Prcsi
dent in the Jungle with his gun and
African servants hunting the big game.
Those who love hunting and admire Col.
Roosevelt will not miss this opportuni.
~ of seeing pictures taken from live
in the African country.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-27
BILLY DELANEY TO
TRAIN THE G.
Will Act in Capacity of
BEST Man" to Jack John
son,

San Frpncisco, Calf, May 25.-Big
fight affair has received a sudden
turn by the announcement that Billy De.
laney, by many considered the greatest
trainer in the world, will train Jack
johnson and he his chief second at the
.%Jeffries meeting. Delaney trained both
~leffries and Corbett to many victories,
and is highly skilled in the manage.
mcnt of heavyweight fighters.
Fight fans are wild with excitement
over the news, which means that John.
son will be coached by a man who is
most familiar with Jefrries and his
methods of battle. Delaney trained JEFF.
fries to the championship of the world
through the Fitzsimmons fight, but la.
ter fell out with the heavyweight over
some unknown question.
Jack Johnson himself made the an.
nouncement last night, following an
afternoon OF IL miles on the road. Tom
Flanagan, a hammer thrower from
Toronto, has taken up quarters with
the negro fighter. lie is no boxer, and
probably will assist the fighter on the
mat. Franl. Sutton, n pittsburg hotel
man, was another arrival. Sutton is
II heavy better on the negro, aud will
become his betting commissioner, it is
limited.
1.-The present odds of 10 to : look
good To me- said Sutton. IL look to
see the betting even before it goes far,
hut ever that price will suit me-"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-27
NICARAGUAN REB-
ELS ARE COOPED
Federal Forces Said to Have
Surrounded the Forces Of
Estrada.
BATTLE RACES
NEAR ~BLUEFIELDS

New Orleans, La, May ga cable.
gram received today from Managua,
Nicaragua, confirms the advices receiv-
ed by Tellmieo Lopez, former governor
of Nicaragua, now here, to the effect
that the Madriz army under General
Lara succeeded in passing Rama after
an engagement with the insurgents un.
der General Mena.
Todays' message says Estrada 3 army
is now hemmed in on all sides after be.
ing cut of from all approaches to the
bluffs, and is considering a surrender.
A hundred were killed or wounded in
yesterday battle.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-27
Officially Confirmed

Washington, d. c., May ga tele-
gram from consul MofTat, at BlueHelds
states that General Lara g forces were
then attacking Estrada army, en-.
trenched back Of the city.
General Lara, commanding the forces
Of government troops, is today f%ereely
attacking the provisional government 4
position at rear Bluefelds. The gov.
eminent steamer Venus is landing SOC
trops of a lagoon 28 miles north OF
Bluefelds bluff for the purpose Of at.
a cking the bluff in conjunction with
general Lar, g forces back Of Blue.
fields.
Government troops began the attack
last night, where the PROFESSIONALS were
entrenched but they we're repulsed and
returned to the woods. An artillery fire
was kept up all night and the attack
was resumed this morning.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-27
r M. E. CHURCH.

Services rs follows: Sunday Scboo
at 9;45, morning services at IL O'Clock
and evening service AT S o'clock. There
ought by this time to be no misunder
standing about the Sunday services
therefore we urge both Sunday School
scholars and members of the congrega
ton to be present at the public services
A cordial invitation is extended &c
the public to worship with us.
q. NJ. Mcbride Pastor.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-27

simplest methods in caring for the sick
They did not even understand how TO
prepare cracked ice.
When | first visited him he was very
shy and did not want to be bathed but
today 1t Is very pleasant indeed when
one is going to hear him call out, "No
me amandone I'D"
At The Clinic
Eighty.one babies have visited the
disponsary the past week and DR..
Klutz has had his hands full. DR.. ].
A. Rawlings visited the clinic Tuesday
morning and was much surprised TO
see so many different diseases represent.
ed and the apparent interest displayed
by the mothers. All Of the medicines
are now dispensed from the Children .
Glass; this will mean a great saving
of life, for every case can be attended
TO without delay.
The scale recently donated is one OF
the most useful articles we have, and
today registered the fact that DR.. Klutz
has under his care a six.months.ol baby
weighing but six pounds. We wonder
what the baby must have weighed when
IL was being fed on the bottle and was
slowly dying of %inition. DR.. Klutz
took the mother in charge and after
careful attention she is now able to
breastfced her baby. Supplies for the
babies have been received from l.. Bur.
dick and the Sunshine society.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-27
HoUsEFLY THE ENEMY
OF HEALTH
The Story of a Little Boy and
Typhoid-By Miss H. G..
Franklin, Didector Wo.
mans Charity Association
School for Mothers.

The housefly Is responsible for more
infostiOus diseases( such as tuberculosis,
typhoid and cholera infantum,) than all
other agencies of transmission com.
hined. | could not put AWAY that
thought yesterday, as we watched Sal.
rador Marujo fight the flies that light.
I'd on his little hands aud face and
would not let him sleep.
Salvador is just four years old and
has typhoid fever. When he is we'll, he
Is the Jim Jeffries of the canal. for he
has a reputation Of n fighter; he has
also inherited some of the brigand spir.
II Of old Spain, his best Flowed plaything
being n little pistol. He likes to talk
and he likes to have his hand held Just
the same as every other sick little boy
and to one who loves little boys is just
rs sweet and loving as any found in
the palatial home Of the rich.
lie is very sick and has been without
Il doctor for five days, as his family is
very poor. The city health department
is doing everything in it's power to
stop the spread of small pox, and while
assistant health officer A. II. Butler was
out on a still hunt for small pox (and
by the way he found five cases hidden
away in an adobe) he also found some.
thing else--he found Salvador. The
little typhoid case now has n doctor Civ.
ing him every attention. and he is also
being aided by the "Save the Babies"
fund in his fight for life.
lie has milk to drink, broth TO sup,
distilled water and plenty of ice to cool
his hot, feverish little mouth. lie will
also have a netting to keep away the
flies and daily visits to instruct his
mother and grandmother just how TO
care for him-all these gifts of FL
Paso friends. Would you believe that
these poor people are ignorant of the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-27

The Belmore Lumber Company has
just unloaded q car Of sewer thing.
When in need Of it give us a chance
to make you prices. 5.6-tfc
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-27

Heinz Preserves, Catsup, Baked
Beans and Pickles for sale by Whit
more q Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-02
Billiards.

! Huckinx last nigh, defeated T r.
tayanaHh IN the three cushion billiard
tournament at the knickerbock-r Billiard
Academy. Fulton street. Brooklyn. by a
score Of 10 To ~. HuckinR made high run
Of and ran out in -ighty-siK innings
tavanash's high run was4 Dave Louder.
hack. !. y. Huckinx. 4. q Garneau and 7
Cayanash have been selected to repre-en,
BROOKLYN IN the match against the New
York players. This match at three cushion
billiards will begin Tomorrow night in the
kntckerbocker academy and will last
until Saturday night IL Is part Of the
tournament Of the National Billiard League
In last fights game Of the lass amateur
three cushion tournament now in progress
At john Doyle's Forty-sscond stree,
academy. Hal Chase defeated std Mercer
by score Of Is to n Tonight at o'clock
J. Pell will meet A. sherman
Boston. Soy. ~ William BiumenthAI
Of New York defeated Alien Mason or
Boston again in the National Amateur
Billiard League three cushion match to-
night. the score being 20 to ~. BlIirnenthal
had high run Of s and an average OF 80.
while Mason made run of and had an
average Of 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-02
J,WEsrOw WEErI>G OPENS.
a'ny Fisher Takes Norfolk Handicap
spills In EhrIie Race.

NorVOLK. Va Nov The fall meeting
T ~ III" jamestown Jockey Club began here
Iht- afternoon before a large crowd Tho
Norfolk Handicap was the feature. and
'uy Fisher the favorite. took the lead in
she stretch and won easily by q length from
High Private Tho hurdle race Was a poor
conteri ~ Azure Maid fell at the first Jump
and Tracing Breezs bolted at the thirG
Al the fourth, the favorite. DIR. Heard, also
hO!t"d. and in doing nearly knocked
LiIsi" Flat into tbs fence The last named
recovered quickly. and won the race pulled
ur To walk.
The summaries
T!.st Race STA nIrionEs Leah. Ins tDsvto
0nc Via Ortayia. iOp tDusanI. 40 I. third. Time
Is No other starters
second RACE one mite and 4 fIriong w Gal
"a ,SNr-n~y 10 :. won Alxronci o. lfsordonl. Is
Eimc. ~ NeoskAiecin. SlVcrin Ochwsga
Third Race Hurdle about ono mile and three
aIsri"rs Lizzie tls', ia ,Mckinney, = 90 5.
~ Heard IN ,AcclaIn,. sV-n money. Third
linz. = I" nrHcing br--kr boIicd and Azure
Fourth Race Tho Norfolk Handicap: seven
iiisn PIT, ate. ITO Ojold ,irtni 30 l. second ! II
HAughton. i1S tbaytp. ~ to I. thfrd Tirr. ~
Amaln Practical. B-~Om and NAnden also ran
Ptith lthrr five frrlonzs COrinih. 10. Lang
80 :. Won rrI-tc". ~ ''oldstrin,. to ! -econd
InI"r' ins " y 'sh.S 80 1 third Timr.
h~niagA lirr Virginia. SrhnicssifriiE and
HtWkh.r also ran
SSth Race Onr rnile and m yards Taxa
Mrs. ig' Gross. rr~n MONEY. won. rne Golden
Butterfly. to- DsyiS - ~ -erond HarVey =
iTt r CRheyb. ! to :. third Time a. IrAS
coOih. hal'inc ana Cinpairnrr also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-02
TROTTER> tT MORSE SUOB .
>Iirn winter. the ssO.OOO stallion. and
NiliI Are Entered.

lou~ " Winan- ~ Move. England
through hi~ american trainer. I. Pen
no"S ~ cleveland. has entered tho stations
tN"n Wilt~r. -nN' 9, and Willv coii. IN
classes FOR troi'~rs al the National Horse
show WHY. who Won IN. Speedway cup
for O. 10 tr"tt.rs. amateurs TO drive. ~ the
Grand circuit meeting or the American
i"r.-' breeders club in August az III. En-
rIf" CIV track. - the first stallion bred IN
kuTop- 10 l." raced IN this country Allen
wtn'.r won the sa.sp Great American
va" III August. IGO-. doing no distance from
IN" . ~ marx III , ~ and taking q mil. record
Of ~
Allen Winter vas an unmarked four year
old PRIOR 80 that race ana he won ~ubs.-
pu"u'ly ct SYRACUSE Cleveland where
be- reduced hI- record IN trial against
Tin" to . 10 .. Indianapolis and Lexington
dosing The season without a defeat Louis
" Niu.n~ bought 'hs stallion and Allen
On ne" continent In september Mr.
Nln'n- re-hipped Allen Winter 20 this
'".m': WHY lowered his marN TO ?n7',
~ ioiUu1hg- H. j. he gane-- and ,.IiTa-
~ beginner ever sr"n IN harness and to his
fa-' "sflN speed - a>crib-d nv hor~smsn
~" phenomenal records Of The four-yesr-
old mare loan A. Lexington
N" value Of The two stations - slOn 0np
and hey are Valued hignr~-kLan any two
horse ever entered h. IN" -iF'r Wner At
a." National HorS- ~hov. NlIsn Nintsr
VII D." shown 20 halter ~ the class for stat
lions wears old ar over Kept for service
and also N barnes IN the three classes for
roadster .la---- Waller Win.u. 81 ing
Hand ha- Imported roadst"r- entered in
rh"-r la--''-. and others To- show IN th~n will
," ; 7 S'o'%-hrrS Of rh'Iad-nh,a, kcchar,!
o. Gal' 'lnada " VI Hoffman of Man.
haitian and many N.w York reinsmsu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-02
BENPsNG RACES.
Harvard DOrmitory crew. Begin ire
sport Wn the Charles.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass Nov. Two DAYS "
humping races for Harvard dormltnrv
crews began "n IN" Charles this afternoon
she winners NJ which will meet IN = mI,a
and quarter race on Thursday Ir,s
afternoon the Randolph crew binfp.i
Ihayer and IN the race be' con the a .-rlv
ab-i Weld -gbis tho former went unhur-l rsi
and 50 was m" winner. The oxford sirr-'
crew iaii"'t 10 Bump IN" Meh crew l~
IN" reroid division the Mount NuhU-r
crew bumped Brentford and IN. IIuu-r--
Dana Drnyton eight bumped Perkiu. 'f"
winning crews " ere made up ~ follow
randolph l.. = ChAncr. ~ ~rfoGc 3 Z.
Morgan. ~. = r ". BARNES. ~ 4 u Weston
;. X Srare. u III Il Hulisrd - 49, it e
hsniy. ~. /: y. hrtcnif ~ bow " VI 81.
son, ~ roxswain.
Cisvcri, g: Martin. II. strose u ! :,,rs~a.
Trurlbuil. u. I. " Powell. IA :. " f'.rr-.
wei IL. :. e. Grant. -. bow y koo,.,r
Weld F. Brooks. u. stroke. u % .-
r " Koch. u, . q M Graham. y e. e. .r..
u " {. hoch. u. bow. i. McDorai
Mount Auburn SIreet-a. Q DAY IA ,I-H.
H 2 Willis. L. X yIckery. ~. . " Co.'s
J r. TsRgari. IA : = ~ S~hsc-et .'. be
" Faulkner II coNswaln
Durstcr Dana Drsy'on : J Puin.
srrokr u Ross. II. : g n Mcsec /.
MekinneI. rs. Taylor; -. / hEs
\. u Johnson Ia COkswain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-02
Oceanic Boys Win a. socrsr

Teams representing The Steamship ~ zen
of the white STAR Line and The steam. p
Iaronia Of hs Cunard Line mot IN the ryea-
ing game NJ the annual association foof7a
s~rieS 81 the Atlantic Steamships Athl-'
Lea sIs ut Van Cortland Park yesfsrltf
afternoon The stern cup. now held u'
Line. - At stake The sailor. from 'E'
Oceanic had rhe advantage ia both hai'".
and finally won rs the s"ope OI goals 'o
' RichsTd-. inside right for the OcsaAlc.
scored both she goals for the winning is
on.. IN each hnif He and Is Richards
inside LEFT. lonxman, centre half hA'I
Hendry. right fHlibark and Lanznish 900
Keeper. were the stars NJ the game 1'
b~lDed greatly to bring about the vt"rnr
back Sutton, At centre forward. and Leo.
Outside left, were conspicuous -aA assas a. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-02
RifT\G ~ FRANCE.
widcnrr's I.auEnr he chat wins PriN
t.irona of 8. 0sssS Franc-

h.His Nov The -'eeplrchasr meet
'ns a. Nu'rUil opened TODAY Tho race
Cor the FTiN saint Hubert ri 1000 francs
vas ""n by Waidner'S G'ie-surtia ridden
hy Barre widancr- Trucsee. with Tnv-
or m m" saddle was second. and D'Au-
v"rgns Ni"onieds. wish Halsey mp. finished
third ~N horses ran
III" rae" for the PriN Giroha nj 5np,
francs We ION rv Wid-n~r's I.sugnc d.
GhH' ~m"'-- Ra'alIa wa- second amt
Mater Colo finished third The Jockeys
.'"-" TaNl"r. Ihibhu' and B"rrhau Nine
horses ran
~" ra'" for the PRIV Finor Of n. o0o francs
va Won hy ar"n@uN"'- Barc"lon" Nash
ETner Mon ,aIlCho-- was second and
N"ilpi"ari.- S~ig!inds finished third FIJI
s."n horses started In. Jockeys we're
Benson. Turner and Parfr~innnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-02
E,er- 60 Coach Navy Team

CHICAGO. Nov Johnny fysrs, ron
yal~sc~n'. hut still on crutche~. do-s No,
expect tn make the training trip with the
Chicago Cubs IN 1911 lie received an ofrer
10 .dav from I.isw r ~ Pote~, of the
\ Naval Academy AZ Annapolis 10 cosch
The Middle baseball team in February
March April and MAY
This - the best Offer have ever had and
think ran safely ssv that ] will arcept
~, said Eyers do NOT think will he
able To make The trip 10 rhs south in fhs
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