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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-07

Bids VIII be received on the Office or the
clerk Of the board Of county 'mnnissionefs
Of Hernalilo county. at tho court house or
said county, up 20 10 o'cl1ch in ihe FORENOON
ar Friday. February tStif. 1910. for building
the Alameda dyke higher. ia ndcofaanee
with plans and specification prepared by
the county surveyor.
said work to be- done under the direction
ana "a M entire satisfaction az the coun-
ty engineer.
The successful bidder win bc required y
give a bond for the faithful pefformance o.
his nnuact The beard reserves tho right
To- reject any or all bids fv order OF the
board or county COMMISSIONS
A. Il. WALKER Clerk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-By young man, nicely fur
nished room and board; must be
strictly private family; rates moder-
ate. Jewish preferred. Address Nj. #.
care Journal.
POSITION WANTED - Accountant
and manager, speaking. reading and
writing Spanish fluently, wants posi-
ton: satisfactory references Roberts,
care Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-07
GOVERNORS WILL Do
CONSERVING At
HOME
Executive of Arizona
Gives Views on Results OF
Unique Conference in Ma
tionaI Capital,


Especial Correspondence. to Morning Journal
Phoenix. Ariz., Feb. 4.-That the
recent conference of governors al
Washington will have far reachlns re-
suits in the conservation moNeiheht ~
IONA, who with Governor Curry OF
New Mexico attended the recent
meeting. Governor Sloan also pro-
fesses the warmest optimism ABOUT
the passage of the statehood blil. IN
regard to the governors meeting, Gov
ernor Sloan said that a great many OF
the governors dislike The expression
House of Governors, when rs fealiy
- misnomer and prefer that 1t be
called the conference of Governors. -
The sessions, he said, were decidedly
interesting. There We're thirty gov
errors present and more would have
attended only thai they were detained
at home by sessions Of their state leg
islatures or by other public business,
Many matters We're considered ana
many resolutions were presented, but
no action was taken upon them for the
reason hat ii was not considered that
il was the province Of the conference
to suggest legislation to congress, but
rather to determine what was best to
recommend for action by state legis-
latures in matters of conservation ana
in furthering uniformity of laws IN
states where this is desirable. Con-
tinuing, the governor said;
"The striking feature of the confer
enc 1vae the prominence given the
idoae Of IN ,,reat FIELD for activity IN
tbo resnectt,a states in the work of
conservation of resources and the
nnanimous belief that the state field
is larger and broader than that OF
conservation by the nation through
MN, not mentioned as that term Is
o'r.dii,n "a Nm, ,,sol III M nrevailing sen
tmant ,yas tbn dufv az the respective
states ia safeguard The forests,
stroarrs ma mineral within
their ~ndar Many suggestions
u,e,a mad which viii probably result
in legislative action by the states.
" ..rsnaciaiiv nleosing 10 me was the
bringing out mainly TO the conference.
~ tba western governors of the fact
tbot ~ conatitutions ana laws Of the
coast ana mountain states are favor
III ~ conservation. especially Of the
,asaurces ana tbat a munopoly
nou'or ana the water Of
rar ot,or ,,ses win he diff
lcnlt If NOT imnnssiblc inasmuch as the
vsato, ~ al on-nayipab Die streams
J.. recognized in these states as be-
-iongino to tbe nconIo and NOT The sub
iont ~ individ1ol ovnership.
~ ,yas decided that these confer
,os ~ oove,norn shall be held an
%,ua,I,. ~ a. m ~ stat capitals. The
N NV ara witI 81 c~allcd~earlv- in BE-
n%o,,l,or of this year While The place
n moetinr il nor vet named. t viii
nrohablv he in Springfield. Ill. or
- ohio"
Asked CONCERNING the organization
or tha conference the governor said
~ - ~ socrn+ars
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-07
HELP WANTED--FemaIe


WANTED-A lady mandolin player
for ladies' orchestra. G 40, care
Morning Journal,
WANTED-Girl 10 aid with general
h~ousework. Apply $40 North Sth.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work and cooking; good opportun.
|itv. Apply t023 w. Central ave.
MISREPRESENTATION girl for gener-
al homework. Apply SOC North 18th
street.
WANTED-At once. first class woman
cook, Apply Southern Hotel, LIST
and Tpa1
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FOR SA%LE--Furniture

MISUNDERSTANDING to repair w a.
Goff 81 Co. phone 568.
S85 Brass Beds S27. LA w. Gold Ave.
FOR SALE-Bed room furniture;
New Bicycle. coaster brake; cheap.
500 Forester Ave.
FOR SALE-Thc furnishings of my
eight-roomed house. including pi-
ano. Mrs. j. II. Bearrup, sol North
Third street.
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WAMTED-Room and Board

.NANTED-Room and board for FAM
ily Of three. Address @, Journal.
WANTED-By young married couple
room and board in lowlands IN pri-
vate family. no health seekers. Refer
ences given. Address c. NJ, care
N~Drninm Innrnal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-07

~poration mentioned In and which exc
cuted the foregoing certificate, who
being by me duly sworn, upon thelr
oaths say that they are respectively
President and Secretary Of said COM
pany, and thai the seal affixed to the
said certificate, is the Corporate Seal
Of the said Corporation, the same be-
ing known to them; that 70. l.. WASH
burn is President and c. O.. Cushman,
Secretary; signed said certificate, al
fixed said seal thereto and delivered
said certificate by authority OF the
Board Of Directors ana two-thirds
and, in fact, all in interest OF every
class Of stockholders having voting
powers, as and for their voluntary act
and deed, and the voluntary act and
deed of said corporation, in the pres
ence of %deponent. And they further
say that the Resolution OF the Board
of Directors referred 10 I'm said certlfi-
cate, a true copy OF which is appended
to said Certificate. VAS adopted at a
meeting of the said Board of Directors
duly convened and held on the sth
day Of January, 1910. And they FUR
ther say hat the written assent Of
stockholders was signed by not only
tw%o-thirds, but all in interest Of each
class of stockholders having voting
powers.
(Signed) Il. l.. WASHBURN,
President.
c. O. CUSHMAN,
secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
day ana year aforesaid.
(Signed) Nellie G. Brewer,
(Notarial seal) Notary Public.
Bernalillo County. New eMixco.
My commission expires June 4th,
1911.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-07
FOR SALE-LiveStoCk

A FEW real bargains, 2 gentle sad
die horses and saddles: ? runabouts
and fine pair Ladies English Riding
boots. Can early, Wrisht's Riding
school. 313 W. Silver.
FOR sALE-Good driving and saddle
horse: also good buggy ana harness
at "a low price. Address S23 $ Edith
TO SELL AT ONCE~Gcntle horse,
broke To ride or drive; also, canopy
buggy and harness. Inquire sos
West Copper avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-07
PROPERTY LOANS
\ TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
on Furniture. Planos organs ierses'
Wagons and other Chattels; also on S"ltties
and Warehouse Receipts. as loW as stV'VV ana
as high as $4,000. Loans are aulehly made
and strictly private. Time-one mouth 20
one year given. Goods 20 remain IN your
possession. our rates are reasonable. can
and see us before borrowing. steamship
tickets TO and from all parts of the world.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN COMPANY,
Rooms 3 and A. Grant hiugp
PRIVATE OFFICES,
OPEN EVENINGS.
3Os1e West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-07
HELP WANTED--MaIe

MIN WANTED-To prepare for rail-
way mail examinations. Commence
mont salary. $500. Preparation free
Franklin Institute, Dept. 439, L., Ro-
chester, n. Y.
WANTED solicitors who can pro-
duce. Must be hustlers. salary and
commission. Royal Dye Works and
Hatters. 4O3l w. Central ave,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-07
FOR SALE-MisCeIIaneouS

500 organ $50, ia w. Cold Ave.
$50 crown Ranges now s35. ia w.
Cold.
$40 Go-Carts $3.50. ia W. Gold Ave.
FOR SALE-Choice Rhode Island
Eed Eggs. $3.50 per setting OF 10.
Apply $40 ~. lfth.
For SAIE-New Smith Premier
typewriter. cheap if taken at once.
Apply 5lt W. coal-
FOR SALE At a BARGAfN-Fine
turnout consisting of almost now
stanhope Phaeton. "a big fine looking
horse. b years old ana perfectly safe
Tor amy woman or child TO drive any
where. Address S. S.. =. % o 1876,
cite
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-07
POULTRY AND PET STOCK


FOR SALE-Single Comb White Leg
horns: fine layers; eggs $1.50 for 10.
$3.50 for 80; strong cockerels, S2.eO
each. j. G.. Gentry, Albuquerque, \.
NJ. Il. O. Box As. Telephone lRb6.
FOR SALES. G. White Leghorns,
famous Wyckoff strain, $l.9V per 10,
$3.50 per 80. 80 per cent fertility
guaranteed. Address. Van der Sluis,
Pox 916. phoue 534
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS

TANNING SANATORIUM for ruber-
c%ulosis. Tanning, southern Califor-
MIA. Elevation 2315 feet. Dry
mountain air. Hygienic bungalows
Experienced matron. Medical diree-
tors. only $50 a month. Complete
circular.
MRS. ARCHER Masseur Weltfner
Method. 40 keleher Ave.
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FOR SALE

$1,000 room modern brick cot
taee. y. end ST, easy terms
sfOOO-4-room adobe, good stone
foundation. shingle roof, corner
lot, North ith st.
sf50O-G-room brick. shade and
fruit trees, large barn. S. Broad
way.
sf6OO-5-room frame, bath, cleo
trio lights: Highlands. close In
easy terms
s230O-5 room modern frame
cornc lot, S. Walter ST., easy
terms.
sinOO-4-room bungalow. modern
South Walter ct
s2G5O-7-room 2-story brick, mod
ern, good cellar. highlands
s2S5O-6-room brick, modern, large
cellar. corner lot. r Coal ave.
se7sO-7 room, 1is story. brick.
modern. good outbuildings, "
ward. near car line.
Several good pieces OF business
property. Lots and houses In al.
narts of the city Ranches and
suburban homes. Money 10 Loan.
A. FLElSCHER
Real Estate Tire Insurance
Surety ronds
sf2M s. Second st. Phone sl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-07
STORAGE

WANTED-Pianos, household goods,
etc, stored safely at reasonable
rates. Advances made. Phone $40
The Security Warehouse and Improve
ment co. Offices, rooms 3 and 4,
Grant Block, Third street n Cen
tral nyauup
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-07

FOR sALE-Piece Of business prop
erty, only $4,000 cash, owner wants
money, better see us quick. Hunsaker
& Thaxton, 205 w. Gold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-07

LaGrippe pains that pervade the
entire system. LaGrippe coughs that
rack and strain, are quickly cured bN
Foley's Honey and Tar. Is mildly laN-
ative. safe and certain in results. j.. II.
O'Rielly ana Co.
The wise owl always goes to the
Gem theater.
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LOST

LOST-Small green leather purse on
Tiieras avenue between seventh ana
Eleventh streets. Liberal reward Tor
return to Morning Journal ohicc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-07

Three reels picture, and double
Vaudeville art No adj anca in rrirr.
10 cents alWasA Gem ftbeafcr.
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WANTED-MISCeilaneOu


MISUNDERSTANDING to repair, w.
a. Corr q Co. phone SOS,
WANTED-Horses to clip. Wright's
Riding school, 315 w Silver.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., drafting and
blue printing TO do; good work and
terms. reasonable. w. Il. Goode, 419
:. High 81.
WANTED-Clean cotton rags at The
journal office.
WANTED-Partner with small capi-
tai for mercantile business. Good
iocatifon in country. j. G., Journal.
WANTED 10 buy about 900 pound
horse, city broke. Apply Bezemek
Dairy.
WNNTED-Large tracts of land, suit
able for hunting preserves. Adj
dress with full particulars, T.. O. Box
rs. Pueblo, Colo
WANTED-A good mixer. Bezmek's
Dairy.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Guns TO RENT-W. A Golf q Ce.
nhone hGS
FOR RENT--StOrerOOmS
FOR RENT-New store. 70S West
Central by FEB. 18th. Good loca-
ION for Drug store; inquire $40 South
Edith, II. G. Paulsen.
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DO YOU PAY r. n

Better let us help you to beat 1t.
COOPERATIVE Il. q l.. Asso'n.
121 s. Third.
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PERSONAL

ZEE Southwestern Realty Co, before
you buy real estate.
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FOR RENT-MiSceIIaneouS
FOR RENT-StorerOoms

iUNs TO RENT-W A Golf q Ce.
uhone 6G2
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FOR SALE-On payments or VIII
trade for vacant property, n four
or one fivo-room house. Address Box
I273, city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-07

FOR S~ALE--5-room modern brick
cottage, cash or payments; buy
from owner, IFS N. Hill st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
LAWN TENNIS.
WOman's championship at Non'e'Air
Marine and Ffeld club sInGie~ Pinal.

Mra FREDERICK Schmitx. the national
indoor laWn tennis Champion. yesterday
won the singles on the courts Of the Mont
clair Athletic club She defeated her
young rival. Miss Marie wasner, the New
Jersey state champion.
An9;asr [-' PRE- Sst , sls &C., eSP.uTsd py
p TGs Won ,ss P MT. gsSt ..y and
hapih Marcus IN two lively set-, ?,
Inc nnal of the Consolaiions also proin.sI
lively sport. Niles fiorcnce sheldon 81 the
home club Winning from Miss Ehzaoe'h
johnson. q =. g.
The Summaries
, Nomsr Cup ,.ns'-..- Finsi ana Cgr rog ~,
Iisd l,ogb.,, semi onAl round Mo. rL,ns
u Nsf ana lo~rph Merrill . 40,
-, tlnn Round VI rJ,d'rtiTS 'r M,.,,y md
Chaplin Marcus q a -.
Cnnsolsiion single, FINAL round MIS- flor
rnr- Sh-ldon defeated M.-s Elizabeth JuAns"n'
Aw. Warden won the singles lawn tennis
tournament yesterday on tn" courts OF inc
Marine and Field CLUB. Hath Reach; IN the
nnAl round he defeated Edward StllmAn.
y =. 5. The st.Adlne-- with Nhl'h
Warden placed his drives through the oppo-
had previously come through = hard match
IN the semi final round IN which he hau
defeated trederlck iOrSythe. O-l. o
A, the annual election OF Officers Of the
Marine and Field club during the last week
Paul lOwne was reelected pT--ldeh!.
while the Others who are To rule the Clnb
destinies are samuel Garre. VIE president
Marshall Van cot. secretary. and Eugene
committee h August Walters. chairman
Mark Nobc and william .. Darrell. Mem
hership IN the national lawn tennis AAsoch-
ton has been secured and important open
tournaments are planned for next season
Three new courts are to he laid so that the
club will have ample facllittc. ~
Of appendlcitts and the Bronx champion
ship challenge match IN which he was TO
have met carlton H. Gardner Yesterday
on The courts of the Bedford Park Lawn
ennis club hAs again been indefinitely
postponed The nnAl OF the mixed doubles
In the New Rochelle tournament has also
been put over
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
I'm The FOOTBALL WORLD
PENNSYLVANIA GETS 4 DE-
CIDED SHOCK.
Ursinus Beats the Red and Biue. 70
-Blame % On tho New Rulea IT'S Al
Their Fault- Williams Fails tn Seore
on n. p. Lafayette Begins by win

putIAnFLPHtA sept. - To say that tho
ma iort'y 81 the 5000 spectators who swell
tSred IN the hot sun az Franklin Field to-
day viewing the Penn rsinus game were
surprised at the outcome Of tho game Is
hurting " mildly When Yield Judge
| Crowell blew his horn AZ the end OF the game
the spectators were hardly able TO realize
that rslnus had won. stoS
Although Jr~inus had been touted as
having tho best team In tho history OF INC
college scarcely any ono thought theS
would b. able 10 get away with the Quakers.
The weather was more suited to ba.eoaii
than football.
The new kams Didn't look very diner-
rni from the old one The end runs. KICKS
and forward passes loOt cd about "a" sane.
AMI the only real difference noticed was the
absence OF the hyinE tackle and IN" helping
Of a man with the ball IbeSiies the regular
play, however. tho dividing up Of the game
into periods seemed 70 have a retroactive
eject upon the Rams. Probably because
the four periods were short the game
seemed lacking In snAp. on resuminR pay
Il took several minutes before either OF the
teams could get back into their stride
To say that the QuAkers we're defeated
solely on account Of the new rules. however
would Be a sad mistake. The team which
lined up against Irainus vas far from oean
anywhere near the standard of the Rcd and
Hue teams Of the past Playing under the
n me rules a. lest year the QuAheTs would
In all probability have been beaten Just
the saris. Nretched tackling. particularly
on end runs. and poor Interference were the
tWo main causes OF the Red and bIae
defeat.
Minus The services OF Scott and Hutchin
~pn In the back field and Marks on the end.
the penn team went into the fray IN more
crippled condition than many peopls
thought
The Penn coaches were terribly cut up
over the outcome 81 the game. Although
new riles had materially affected the game.
they did not blame their defeat on that
alone but on the poor all around playtns
Of the team particularly on the defencs
and getting down under kicks and passea
ha
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

LENfSoToN. KY. Sept 1--The FIRST week
Of the fall meeting OF the Kentucky Asao-
citation has been a success from every point
Of view The feature was the handicap
for ihree-year-olds and upward. At ono
mile and seventy vArds Cherryola got 81
in front but was pas-ed by NOrbttt who
had almost been left at the post The son
Of inspector u led 20 the home stretch. when
Cherryola. ridden by Mosre, made q final
dash and won by a nose.
The summaries
FIRST RAee-Ope mile and an eighth-PrtrT
Fender Mccarthy. iO1 won. HeuTy Hut~hl.oo
Martin ". second CaTew fJack som ifT third
Time 50 Omicron. Maid Militant Prince in
gOldaby. spindle. Tortuous NuSetia " phi
Srcond Race Five iuriongs First Mindine,,.
fKeoghl. lO7 won. Iasrontent tKoernerl ITO
second Mary Day warren IO5 third Ttns
Gas Amsrcaneer, Rampant. Tippy, Gertrude
tHl James Ne. Indian Glrl. ThtomA, Detect
Third Race six fIrion rs King solor.oo ,Ko,,
neTl. no Won. Alice GsoTEe lKennedyi IOi .-~
ond Coltnet Reid. iOa thiTd Tine Iii "a
Sally Preston. Celleret Doniinua IrVi i'nead
Fourih Rsce-oDe mile and .~venty ysrd.
Cherryola HeoreI i0 won: Norbiti fNecsrihyi
PInh Racs-Five and . half furiong, p,,,
ccaa Galloway Ghomasl 100. won W,nrtn-
widov lhcragErrp. 10, serond ColstlA 1Rnr
tool ig third Tine. "a As bright Maiden,
Naisr Bstsy hAsis Kentucky Ro-r. kSVtnis and
REth RAre-Oue mile and twenty ysrp. P,,,,.
Diana GaeHaonb ~. won. Namagia irnopss,
10, second: Indian Nsid tilic~1 I0s thiri TIms
Saa Cot Aahmeads aisn rsh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
LUKEMiN'S FINE WORN.
Canadian Athlete wins Three Champion
ships at Montreal.

MONTREAL. sept 2I-One CAnad an
record was lowered AZ the Championsh ips
held on the Montreal \ 4 \ field this
afternoon The weather was cold and raw.
with high wind FLANAGAN Of tho Irish
American 4 e added sin feet to the Cana.
dian mark for the hammer throw with a
distance Of iIa feet ~ inches The Jana.
dian entry vas stronger than usual
The individual feature Of the meet was
furnished by a local man, Frank l.ukeman,
who after taking second IN ~" inn ward
run won me 25n yard run. the l.n ya5d high
beaten a foot only by IlouEhen Of the Irish
American \ 4. ia the 100 yards In the Pa
he heat the American ny good four yards
10 u IS seconds. In the hurdles he beat
Dorland OF the PaStirnes and fller Of the
IRISH Americans handily in 10 seconds.
InO Yard Run-won by n Ciousheu. Irish
Amsriesn \ C. = l. Luke.nan. ~; a \. a,
sscond p q seeae'sr. Wanderers HAlifsA. third
= 80 YARD Rqn .,yy y 4 V KnO,; csn.r. lI
N { \. Toronio. second y d Riley. IIish
AMERICAN \ g. third Tlms. minute - seconds
,rssp AS HH z" Gioushen. / a c .ss sSS
1 .. DorlAnd. PAsume 4. q. thlrd Time. u S
Puidng "a Pound sho,-won by ". W. Coe.
e. Boston 4 A. > . ksnseedy In"srness 4 a
Winning put ~ feet inches
one Nile Ruh-won by A. r. Klust lrish
& G, .seoad; l. TsiS Wssi ina d' n 4 =.
Tp,oa,O. third ,Tms. ( minutes y sscoad,
csnSs a. roSon,o " MAPS asppsn. S Moo 90
real 4 a A. secoad ) { Lawrence, Boston \
A.: third. Winning height II feet . inche,
go Yard Hun-WOn By J. ~. HOsenberger:
{. Proui. Bo.Icn A. second 7 Gueihlns
Boston 4 \, third. Time. - s seconds
N Yards high Hurdles-Won By 2 L. Luke
man. NJ A. A a l. u, DoriAnd. pAstims 4. &
second. Robert Kner l. \. A. e. third. Time
10 seconds
:. ThrowinE the Dt.eus-woa ny Robert HdsTsn.
Neu York A. G. James duncan. Nohawk 4. g.
secOnd. " W. Coe Jr. Boston a. 4, third. via
ming distance Ia feets' inches
one Me Relay Haoc-Won by Toronto West
Rnd Y. y. c. A. Irish American 4. &, second
MONTREAL A. A. a. Third. Time. minutes ~
RIqsins H,sh Jump,won by z Erickson.
Mott Haven 4. G. G. Lawrence. Boston 4. 4 i.
sseond y. A. GIdnsy Boston A. \. third, win
ninR height feet " inches
Throwing - Pound weight Won BY John
J. Flanagan. Irish American \. g. =. Llewelly a.
boston A. T.. second n T. sherman. Bosion
4. nird, Winning distance ~ teft "a inches
kunning Broad Jump-WOn BY y. l.. LakamAn.
hcnueai \ A. A.. 2. farreil, south Boston 4 e
secoad. Winning distance ?, feet
Five Nile Run Won by Harry TrcssidoF
Central y M Q, A.. Toronto: " n McVirar
eouth bOston A. G s.eond Joseph keeper.
Winnipeg G.. Third Time - minutes - : 5
seconds
THROWING "a Pound Hammer Won by John
Flanagan. Irish American 4 & Il. y Sherman
Boeton 4. A., second Robert EdgTrn NsW YoTk
J. q. Miro. Winning distance. 10 feet - inches.
new Canadian reeord. - . =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
LAFAYETTE KNOWS the RIFLES.
Victory Over BIoomsburg Normal. n
60 q. to Begin the season.

EAsr"N. Pa. sept. - Interest In the
working q the new football rules drew a
good crowd ~ March void hits afternoon
when Lafayette op"nsSi ia" season by
deieit.uz BloomshIrs state Normal "
10 Pour full Fifteen minute quarters
veTs Ilpv~d The work on both sides
was good ana that hoy Lafayette brilliant
at times
There we're many penalties on general
tAckltrR both sides suffering ia his re
-u..ci lafsvet's rKyeled 10 working for
ward Iunts and going around me ends
Iafaycf'r had the visitors early and the
ht'e- PLAYED urH ''frlllN a defensive az me
BoiSnd a fVr-hmln. vas tVsh ~ right
h1nhtCk lie . 80 good promise Dame
hover ~ quarter pat vp mo gam" nd
~ did touover az fullNnCk Roth are old
men Capt forc~nuu At centre handled
the team effectively
Iafh ye,te put in \ few subs The second
~iteen minutes nd In no lest half II the
game gave clch man On the spuNd n chance
TIE frat half resulted Lafayette. 20 blooms
burg. ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
INDIANS WAKE 4 T0TCHDOWN.
The Only score Made In the Game win
the villa NsNa Team

H'EHisBrTG. Pa. Sept q The Carlisle
Indians aud villa Nova met on tho grid ron
,t Island Park to-day. The men were well
nigh exhausted from playing N aImo-,
summer heat The new rriies caused no
"Hi ot n, ul'V. Coach Glenn Warner OF the
Indians -,ii IT," rules wero rntYrn o old
I'm" play Half dozen penalties were,
inflated. the Indians being too eager and
getting or.'d" The Indians -"tti-d down
in rho s~"ond half ani ou'plavrd their
opponents. pupuE rho carl so lott halt.
doing brilliant work "" went around The
ends AMI pun k"d ths line with equal sSIli
ALI vas r"Narded by the only ton" hdOWu
81 tie gam.
Mother team had found - gni' when
'he Err half closed hnd that part ~ 'hs
game vas marked bv gGn'ing and moro
or lC~- open play Ia he second nalt the
rel mon forced their heavy opponents down
he field The division Of the halves into
geriod, wa- greatly appreciated 10y the
PLAYERS because ~ the hot weather and the
hard work OCcAsioned by the open playing