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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
RowEhA.

Claude sandsbury of Mexico was
visiting his brother. Charley Sands
bury. the past week.
John HOFFMAN had 5 ~cultiyatoip
orn up the past week In a couple OF
runaways.
An Iowa party offered S. NJ. Wager
$500 for a six weeks old saddle colt.
Dan Hobart, OF near Tulip. VIM. Rob
snson Of near Thompsonville. J. H.
Neil of near Goodwater school house
and George Blackaby and Pete Jacob
son Of Monroe county were here Wed
nesday.
A. p. wager took a load of poultry
and eggs 10 Centrana Friday.
Ever Earsom's horse got scared at
an auto and turned the buggy w
The buggy was torn up considerably
and his arms and thigh were bruised
before he let loose OF the horse.
vineil Vance has refused 500 for
a fine Royal Diamond colt.
John Nell shipped a load Of cattle
to st Louis Saturday night.
A. ]. Tribble went 10 Centralia af-
ter a load of goods Saturday.
Phil Roberts and wife went TO Cen
tralia Saturday.
Several from here attended the
ice cream supper at Tulip Saturday
night.
Chester Starr, secretary of The
Centralia Fair. was a customer OF
LIS. NJ. Yager Saturday.
Miss Leona Foreman and Mrs. A.
P. wager and children spent Satur-
day at WIN. Terrell's. near Paris.
Charley Ward, Fred Vance, Franz
ana oakla Donaldson. Thompsonyilie.
and Jim Mcintyre OF near Strother
school house. Arthur Neil of near
Goodwater school house. aud Ed Ter
rel Of Monroe county were here sat
urday. 1i
ED. j. ID. Greer preached at Anti
och Sunday and Sunday night.
shem swartzendruber was here with
a fine Royal Diamond colt Monday.
A. o. Hlelscher died Monday morn
ing after a long seige OF illness and
was buried at Appleman Chapel OF
Tuesday.
Mis- feoha foreman and Mrs. Ar
thur wager spent Monday A. CHARLIE
Tanzey's. near Paris.
A. G. Gibson OF Lakenan was I
buslness caller with 8. NJ. wager Of
Monday.
There VIII be preaching at Maple
Grove Sunday, July z. at IL a m Al
are cordially invited 10 attend al
services.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
CANT.

Mrs. j, r. Daniel and Mrs. Brush
Daniel Of near Centralia visited her
daughter, Mrs. James Beatty.
The ice cream supper at Cant CIV
ca by the Kn'gh.s and Ladies' OF Sc
euIity was well attended and all
report a fine time
James Beatty sold a horse TO
Las Bros. Of Mexico for $325.
Henry Vance delivered hogs 70
Thompson last Wednesday. Price
not known.
john T. Beatty sold a horse te
Lee Bros. for $3.50.
Aunt" Hare B~rcasdus vsi e
her daughter. Mrs. J. r. Hays, lasi
week.
z. o. Faddis and family, north o
C~cntialia visited S. P. Loren ant
family Sunday. Z
Pat Renie Of Centralia visited Ii
this neighborhood last week.
S P. Loren and wife were CoIumbi;
visitors one day o. the PAST week.
Or. Todd reports a baby boy at tbt
home of Ed, Morris and wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
(By a Member

AZ the annual reunion OF the "Bfll
Dlppers," which was ree!cd of on
Skull Lick Thursday, the officers
were 'lected and are:
President, F. A Sanuabeck; Vice
President, c. w. Lewis; sec'y. ]. w.
Woodbridge; Treasurer, sam Morris:
Legal Advisor, W. w. Fry; Sergeant.
alarms, +. A. McCord. Directors:
Herbert Tucker, Cay Mcclure, /
sllyersteln, Geo. Hall and "Buddte'r
Paul. viii Wright was elected
driver OF the commissary wagon.
The picnic was held in c. W. Lew.
Is pasture.
Flshang and target shooting were
the chief amusements. At fishing i
A. sannebeck o the medal for the
best fisherman. Mr.. Sannebeck,s rec
ord was three fish which would
PROBABLY weigh a pound. Sam Nor.
ris captured q monster turtle. The
turtle was given over 10 Tony Wei
nand who made d great quantity q
that delicious turtle coup.
When 1t came to awarding the hon
orsTfor-the best target shooting a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
NORTHEAST BENTON.

Chas Newberry and family took the
train for Illinois on Friday
morning.
Mrs Painter and children of Rock
Island. H., are visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Clara wylde Of s.. Louis
is visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. e. W. Rockwell.
The Rev. Duff preached what will
likely be his last sermon in Benton
City Sunday evening. as he has re-
signed his pastorate here. It 10
hoped by his many friends that he
will remain here, however. He has
received a call to Roswell. New
Mexico.
Paris Peters is helping VIM. Wing
er with his farm work at present.
Roy Callan's fine new buggy shines
so bright at night that he and his
girl have no use for a lantern now
to cross the bridges.
Dan Hiidebrand was on the sick
Is a few days the past week
Binder Irvine, new binders, new
buggies and new autos are being pur.
chased by our farmer friends, which
looks as though we haven't much rea
son to complain here In Audraln cpur
ty.
The good shower of Tuesday morn
ing was received with many thanks.
Clarence Carver has been hauling
some good corn to Albert Harrison.
Geo. Russell's family spent Sunday
afternoon at the pleasant home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Waddington.
Hurrah for the Fourth, and have a
good time, but be careful OF the fire
works.
Arthur Tracbel who has been in a
hospital in Ohio Is visiting at The
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Trachel.
How good It seems 10 ba able 4
dig potatoes out Of your own patch
again, instead Of having to die
down in your pocket for them.
Andrew Trachel is Installing for
e. s'ratton a sclf-regulatlng pumT
and windmill in such a way that wa
ter may be drawn from either Of tws
wells 400 feet apart and a "a barre
tank KEEP full automatically.
J. r. Dorgan aud "Brinty Eria
man are dong some good work on u
roads with a traction engine.
traction eng'ne y surely the rowe
TO use on a grader. Culverfs ant
bridges should be put In such
way that engines could easily eros
over. thus saving SO much turning
Also with good substantial hedges
much time could be saved by tb'
threshermen and farmers durirg III
busy fhreslting sesson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

We have been having los OF rain
and hail.
u. w. McFadin was q Mexico Wis
itors Saturday.
Grandma Talley Of near Moth Eag 9
Is very sick ait this writing.
John Johnso n OF near Worcester
has a new auto.
Bro. 0'Herron Of Canton flied his
regular appointment a. Santa re
Sunday morning and might. A large
crowd attended.
Friends. get ready SO you can go,
and | will meet you at the Chautau-
ana at Mexico.
The protracied meetirg Will tegil
a. the Christian Church at SanHa re
the fourth Sunday dn July.
u. w. McFadfn and son were Mex
10 visitors Wednesday.
Edwin Voddar has a e buggy.
There will be a fish fry at Fisher
Bridge July 4. Everybody invited
90 come,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
BENTON CITY.

There were quite a few from
here to attend the basket dinner anc
preaching at Cd Liberty Church las
Sunday.
Misses Helen and Juanita Ho'sesI
Of Kansas City are visiting rela
tives here.
Sam Douglass and wife of st
LcGig are here on a visit.
Herman Tratchel. wife and sol
are home from a visit in Ohio.
j. w Hines and family moved 4
the sus'a Tanner house Monday.
Rev. Duff preached his last ser
mon here Sunday night. There wa
a large crowd out morning and even
ing.
viii Mullins and wife left Sunday
night, after a few days visit here
for Ohio, whore they reside.
Mrs. Marion Barker of carso, Mo.
Is visiting relatives here.
Rolla Hendrix shipped out tw'
loa7s OF heifers Sunday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Having removed from Missouri 10
San Dieso, California. six years,
ago. and having made a close
study of real estate ard Business
conditions, will be glad TO answer in
quiries from my cd friends and oh
or relative to Southern California
in general, or San Diego in particu-
var as 70 land values. opportunities.
Investments, etc.. l a hep You 10
the information you need.
f.. b. WILLIAMS.
Room 20 Lawyers Block. IS st
San Diego. Cal,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
mARTlNsHuRe.


Mrs. Otis Yelton and daughter, Her
ania Of wellsvine,. spent several
dars last week with rela'iyes here.
The Union Sunday School picnic
was gwen last Thursday in Thos. Ia
ior's. woods. Everyone went early
and stayed late and reported a good
tImr.
Geo Mccall and Douglass Barker OF
Wellsy.ile were in town Sunday.
Quite a good many from here a.
tended tho chautauqua at Wellsyillc
last week
Mrs, Eache, entertained a crowd
OF young taiks Saturday evening OF
her lawn.
Mrs. c. d. Williams returned Mon
day after an extended visis with
friends and relatives in and near
Benton city.
Misses Vera Friedman and Eliza
beth Matthews we're In wellsvllle on
sunday.
Miss Frances Dane. OF Celra'ia
has returned homo after a shori
visit with her aunt. Miss Irene Gil
laspio. vi
Miss Mamie P.hale entertained
Miss ELLA Black Of wellsyllle as
week.
Misses Lime Rodgers and Na'ait
Friedman spent Tuesday with Mrs
DiYen Or wellagille-
Misses Ruth Peyion and Joseph
Sue Jaooid were business visitors u
Mexico Monday.
Miss Emma Wen'zel Of Mexico \
spending her vacation with home
folks.
N. 81. Friedman and eon, Raymond
we're IN Mexico Tuesday.
A large crowd from here attend
"a The basket. dinner at Libertl
church Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

2 O'Clock p. M Il was found that
Pitcher, Wright, Paul. McCord and
woodbridge were so close that con-
fusion almost equal in It's excite
ment TO the great Baltimore Con-
vent OF resulted. Durlpg the con
fusion OF the moment, the cooler
heads turned to thoughts OF Home.
Sweet Home" and the Demonstration
Instantly subsidized
During the business session Of the
Club. the sick. absent and departed
brothers wene rememmberel by sulta
bio resolutions.
Frank McCord, WHO had been sus-
pended, was re-lnstatcd on his
promise OF good behavior.
Clay Mcclure and Geo. Hall also
were initiated into the mysteries OF
the BIN Dlppem."
During the day Bio. gam Morris
The sweet singer, sang a Boio, eHi. l.
III, Lo.p Brothers Paul and viii
Wright favored the bunch with
come hlghclass music.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
LADIES ~sHIRTWAIsTs.

We have bought so Dozen White
waists with embroidered fronts,
lace trimming. which we offer at the
following low prices:
25 Dozen Waists, with fancy
fronts, regular $500. while they
last 39c
ladies' Waists. $1.75 values; sale
price sec
One lot LinenEmbro 'dered waists
regular $3.50 sellers s1.I9
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
70 FRIENDS

The Rev. W. II. Hook wishes
10 thank the good people Of Pitts
Grove for their hospitality. generos-
ity and cordially when he preached
to them last Sunday. He also desires
to thank The lenders Of the excellent
song service. WI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

you can most surely depend upon in
time OF trouble is your back account.
Better start 10 acquire a big one by
depositIng what you have in the
Southern Bank. You'll find the neces-
sity OF thinking before paying a great
incentive 10 saving. Whom trouble
comes what you have been prevented
from frittering away win make a
comfortable balance.
SOUTHERN BANK or MEXICO.
Capital and surplus sfs7,5oo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
MEMS SHOES.

Regular $3.50 quality, sale
price csc
Regular $500 quality. at his
sale $l.3S
Regular $3.50 quality in patent
gun metal and vici KID, button aud
blucber. high and low heel, at this
sale 3fSS
$3.50 value for $2.4s-This shoe
comes in patent. gun meal, button
and blrcher. Goodyear welt; positive.
~ this years style. To be sod in
this sale at SEAS
Standard 800 Shoes in pa Ont.
gun rnrsn vfcf E7T ana Tox arr
button and b'ueher, high heel, an ".
to-date stylish shoe, so'd throughout
tho United States at 500; in this
sale at S2.ss
Children shoes win 20 at thu
safe al half price.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
JOHN DEAD.

John Sherman, ca hier o. The
Bank OF Santa Re, d'ed MONDAY af-
ter an ex erded Illness. TIE funeral
was Wednesday at Santa Fe. He
was a nephew of Mfr. and Mrs. Jas.
Garrett, srs and a Christian gentle
man The Ledger extends symTa-
thy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
DRESS GOODS.

Lawns. Unity. white. wor h 10 10
l5c during this sale per yd. 7c
Figured Lawns, worth i2c, during
this sale, at per yd Sc
Lawns. the kind You pay l5c lon
during this safe, Ier vi. DC
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
EMeRoIpERIEs.

1000 yds. embroideries that sod for
l5c. salo price &c
1000 Yds. emlro'de y, worth 12c,
sale price, per yd.. &c
1000 Yds. Embroidery worth Sc,
sale price, per yd Sc
1000 Yds. Embroidery. worth Csc,
sale price, per I'd, IA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

THE YANDEYENTER COMMISSION
co. IS ALWAYS IN THE MAR.
KBr FOR POULTRY. BUTTER
AND EGGS GALL US Be
FORE YOU SELL. wtf
MUTUAL Phone Getty Phone 325.
u a. Hightshoe & Co
For Poultry and Eeg Prices,
Tho ST. Ions Live Stock Repon
cr says: ''The top Of the steer mar
ket was s9.ee, fa.a Scr q asoge Of
handy weight good quality besves
dat averaged 1883 lbs. These S
wero shipped by PgShS1und who
are among Tho largest shippers Of
Audrain county. Mo. These men
have been shipping TO the 81. Louis
market for some time and their
selection OF stock shows that they
are we'll posted IN the live sock
game. This bunch OF cattle was
fed by one Of fhe Audrain county
feeders aud Is ano' her TOP prize cred
tied to the county Of beef producers.
They were in good killing condition
and this is the highest figure, tbs
season for bseyes of this weight.
AS a result Of a visit from a STATE
inspector. the Mexico poultry house,
will in the future candle an egg
brought 10 their establishments Ths'
means that the Farmer will likel.
follow the same practice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

FOUND - jersey COW, with new
born cali. owner may have same
by paying for this advertisement and
calling on Charles scaopp. d2w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

FOR SALE - Several good mi
COWS, aiso two hundred bushels OF
,ooA ned oats. r. n, Dakln, Mex
30. Mo- R. T. D 2. d3w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

eAes MACHINERY FOR SALE.
New johnson binder and ncw
.norinr machine. Sc Dan billiard,
Nsrieo. No. is5-st VI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

,skRM HAND WANTED Good
white men 70 do general tAEm
sork. Apply 10 J. c. KING, Mo'ino'
No 1854 vi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

ron RENF-pho,Ogrsphers ROOMS
formers occupied BY A. larsen APP
II, M. II. A. Lawder. Mexico, No.
phone 2si. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
CONSISTS.
LACE CURTAINS.

a big variety Of lace curtains to
select from. worth si.25 so during
this sale 7Sc
lace curtains. worth $1.25 so at CSC
Late curtains werth $3.50 60 al sl10
Lace curtains. worth $1.75 go at sl25
You viii positively not have ano7h-
or chance to buy again this merchan
disc at prices hero quoted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
Stock and y
~ Fam News

Catqe-s5o0 including 1900 South
ems. Natives steady.
Med and Butch 7.25 a ESQ
Good heavy 200 a 7.20
Light 7.30 a 7.55
Bulk, 40 a $50
Sheep-2,O00. Steady.
Chicago Close
Wheat July 107 Sept lOS IA q SIS
Corn July 70 ss Sept 90 "a a rs B
oats July "a rs Sept 81 rs
Sept Pork 1882 a IS
Sept Lard 1895
Sept Ribs 1000 A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Juiy :,
borrowing a day OF inu'uO,
and high winds, a tornado S,' !
ebua. saskatchewan, al + oe'
sunday night. leaving death \
struction in its track =, !
1t is estimated that 9oo !
we're KILLED and lac r pop "0o
the properly loss at SiV,sV. I.
the local telephone office y
ca and IL is feared that iA "s1
employed there are killed. i ,uJ
phoae EXCHANGE building la'
oard book the rirs Bap !, 81, !
md die Bard Bottell Dullan1
among the structures d's''0''I
KENTUCKY reports 20 %'s \
Ions Of liquor on hand SoIn,
"a should devise a me hOl
lnr from the dis'illcries par al|
grain thus used TO ieeu II
therosz avert tho shor f,a az
Chicago packers comp a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
coon COTTON FARM ron SALE.

COOP BOTTOM FARM FOR SALE,
ee5 Aores in farm; $50 Is fine bot
tom land; good up land; good i'm
proycmonts; 1o.room dwelling; 2
bans; wind mill; plenty of good wa
Ter; Fairbanks stock scales, graners
on sidetrack; good corn and wheat
land. For particulars write to
RoBT. MCGIRK,
Enon Maniiaau Co,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

THERE 10 moi goils arbe d
luton In this country .,at ure,.'
mont al washington s'''l nv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
MEMS PANTS.
BOYS KNEE PANTS.


Boys knee wash paats TO close out
al, a par. 19c
Boys Knee Pants in fancy wo-sted
sizes 6 o 16, values 75c. VIII go at
this sac for 44c
Boys Knee Pants, extra values at
ST Loo during this sale, Csc
Boys Suits, worth $3.50 for SLAB
Boys $3.50 Suits. fer st.75
Boys Suits, worth $500 for $1,9s
Boys Suits, worth $500 al this
sale 1914
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

silk Pettlcoa's. 81 and s. kind,
viii 70 In this sale ss.79
Ladloa Black SIN Waste, 81 and
IS ones ss.s1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
LADIES FoorwEAR-oxFoRps

HIGH TOPS.
$3.50 vaiues-a snappy shoe in pal
ent leather, gun metal and vici
kid. to go at si.6S
5000 line in patent and vici kid,
hand turn aud Goodyear volts. A
handsome line, easy walteys and
good filters. We are offering in this
sale at s1sS
We have an extra fine grade OF
ve'yels, white, tans, pa'en's, u met.
a.; all Goodyear we!ts and hand
turned. Worth everywhere s4.oo. In
This sale at s2.ss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
LADIES HAND BAGS.

Great variety Of hand bags in
Tan. Blue. Brown. Black velvet and
corded in an shades 10 go at very
low prices.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
MEMS oyERALs.
NEWS STRAW HAAS
LADIES' VESTS.

will go at this sale. at the price
of, each, 2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
LADIES oxFoRDs
LADIES FOOTWEAR

oxfords. PumIs and Button in
tan, we've, back, white and brown.
Prices range from st.25 to 81 9s. Val
iues positively wor h double the
money Ia this sale.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

MoLINo.
John Heizer sold 10 hogs to Earl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
MEMS CORDUROY N
MEMS HATs-ALL KINDS.

$3.50 Hats for 75c
$500 Kind IN this sale for SLID
$3.50 all colo,v for sisS9
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

Enon. Maniteau Co,
1885, NO.
The evening world., 1912-12-14
Lively Gossip of Horses and
Men From the Winter
Race Course.

JUAREZ. Mexico. Dec. 1i.--Of the two
well since the racing began here
Thanks giving Day. Kiva and I.uria arc
about the best. Both are products OF
Bashford Manor Farm. owned by George
J. Long. the Louisville turfman. Luria.
now racing from the stable OF t. r.
Carman. was graduated from her maiden
class on Dec. 4. while ltiya, now In
the barn OF the veteran trainer Green
u. Morris. has won twice here and upon
both occasions simply breezed home.
Both are daughter OF Imp. Sempron!us.
and their performances bring TO mind
that hve OF the two-year-olds by this
sire which were raised at Mr.. Longs
breeding esta blshment are two-year- old
winners this season. The other three
90 earn this distinction are Cheerful.
semprte and Kalinka. The latter Is
now stable mate of L,nta and It Is
| worthy OF mention that both these
fillles won tho first time they started
in THURMAN carnan's colors.
\. u. sps,kle. now has the moo, .Iten
site string OF earlings AZ the Juarel track. 1Nef.
are round dozen "a ia, Collection one 2,
Tie one By ir. I~Sso 4 iyh. out n Norians
Of Of Mayo and th. oiansr Is Cosi: out Of csi.nns
ss n: p iy ,a es Nv y S, Sss:;
ssi:f out q AIIss;, ny9dla out Of Orsto..o
p, s. 0 s. e o ss', M'aTsS r.. sS Ss
The evening world., 1912-12-14
Jim Buckley Arranges
San Francisco Bouts Il
For Smith and Murphu

great twelve Ground battle at Akron, o.. ten aaYs
S$Ss ssSs: iss { % tiss q
Hence ~ next Friday 4, night Gayisan -, xoISas
sans Club With either " JACK biIic a' q h.
"A, An effort is s1ns made to arrange q tsn-yssl
from II. yssn; iiiss.. .ssi! m ma ss. .
fourth sporna Cub s on bse. 81 at tho '''
r,I Knockout Brown eens over to phil.d.lpas \.
ON. o 70 Reh Ip TST. easy money BY
bout The fighter Brown will throw his punches g q
a, "a. bs Sad1 Sbo hs. box Tommy MURPHY "a
az National T. G. 81 that eii. w Brown ps viii ~
ably have no trouble in beating Bradley. =
Hs s ..'.. hAs s5u3S cS 6; t,t Y s:. y!
e money iof xiasihs ae .h as'e' Fsns d3
.s va. rs '. Il CT cent ' 10 s G. S ssss
Fling FINN 70 sDj Ihs 81 i s!I ..n ~, 20
%%oisn ,oos down s7.4a6 fyyna $3.50 and 8.
been Wv. Wol .on, the . s.s s ohsmpo1 -
s sss to s sss., Al aeG .;; SO ss ': s
& is Scr s.s Ss n clos. s; yo ssoGS ct yS
o5aycs; Nat Goodwin; tLs actor. TOOK n.:rIi, d
| McCarty's victory. "
. The ten;roupd bout between Joe Ieanstts and
Battling Jim johnson, the ooiored heavyweisS6
yhich Vas TO have been fonght at the FoV@$.
| fourth street Sporting Club two weeks ago MI
was called of because Johnson was not in sbspS
| VIII take mace at the FIRING A. c. Of BrooSI{s
| on New Yc re afternoon the men hayipe ~
| matched to-day. johnson has posted a forfstSs -
| q guarantee he will be In shspe y
| Louis De Pontheu. the great Mite lshtvsn,h,
| fighter Of Frame and Joe Coster Of RrooH n
lIsye signed articles Of agreement calling for h. y
| q meet In ten,roind bout az a show of ~
| Ol,u &c \. 9. of Roshsster y. s., on ~
| TUESDAY might, II should be a fast tight -
| boys viii be well matched In size and w.ighf ~
| besides are fast and clever fighters
The evening world., 1912-12-14
MANY POLO FIELDS FOR
ENGLISH CHAllENGERS

II arrangements which are now under
way are fully carried out the Meadow
brook CLUB and grounds will present .
most attractive appearance next June
when the interna tional polo matches are
played between tho English and Amerl-
can teams
One OF the things which has received
tho most attention Is the polo fields,
not only OF the club, but all Of those In
the vicinity. so that the Wis tors can have
all the opportunity for polo practise
between games and before the first
match 10 held.
There will be two practice fields al
Meadowbrook. one at Robert Bacon's
one at J. s. Phipps's. two at the Piping
Rock Club. and II necessary one at Grea'
, Neck and one at the Rockaway Hun
Club
The evening world., 1912-12-14
WHITNEY TO CAPTAIN
AMERICAN POLO TEAM
AGAINST THE ENGLISH
-Four That Will Defend Cup
Likely to Be Same as in
1909 and 1911.

r. ,ys,..
,o,a -, Nv, ,,, 49,, ~ "p. n ."'
,,on., aa,. $50. w. .' W.,
'o"A. po'o trophy NEXT season lie was
asked TO take charge OF the team by the
members or the Polo Association. AZ
their meeting at which he was present
and he accepted.
This sets n, roe, 81, ~. r,uo,. s,.,
rocen,lv ,,., ~ w,,,,,s
" mt ""'ney "ouIu NOT
osne part III 'he games with the English
cha'enSers.
From reliable source II IL learned thai
me men who are likely to defend the cur
next spring are those who WON I, a,
uurpngh.r, rnu,.s T.. 800
a. 80 -, u. NV, anu he'"
The evening world., 1912-12-14
SIX Teams Tied in Garden
Keep Their Eyes on Kramer

teams gained a lap OF more on the six
others early to-day, thereby leaving
only six teams tied for the Lead. At g. 10
the Suter brothers were officially de-
clared out of the race, they being all In
as a result of the great sprint This
team was nine laps behind the leaders
when they retired.
The most important team OF the num-
her to lose lap was that OF Frank
Kramer and Jimmy Moran. which kills
their chance OF winning the great grind.
THIS wonderful sprint started at exactly
1888 A. NJ and lasted for exactly nine
teen minutes. Jackie Clarke was respon-
sible for this continuous performance OF
terrific riding. for he suddenly shot away
from the bunch on the turn at Twenty
sixth street and Fourth avenue and was
soon many yards In the lead. In an IN.
slant all of the other riders got going
with Root setting the pace.
During this great riding both Krame,
, and his mariner. Moran. seemed to b,
unable to overtake the others. and as
result they gradually lost ground. Real
izing that he was about to lose a lap
Moran threw himself from his wheel a
the Twenty-sixth street and Fourth ave
nue. turn. The Judges must have though
that Moran had purposely fallen to saw
himself from losing a, lap, for they re
fused to ring the bail and the othe
riders kept right ON going.
After the Judges had pulled
themselves together they decided
that the following seven teams had
gained laps loot and Hshir, 1utt
ana Togisr, brenda and Yys, Clarke
and xill, Milton ana Bsdsu, 1roooo
and Dsrthst ana Drobaoh ana COL
Nr1.
sso fast did the riders travel durin
those nineteen minutes that they wer
responsible for the Suter brothers quit
ting the race. When Paul Suter got Of
lis wheel he went to his camp ant
shaking his head In d!sgusted name
at his brother Frank, said We h
better quit the racs: ] am too weak I
continue" Although Frank pleaded wit
Paul to continue, he simply would nc
listen TO his pleadings. and ~ a cor
sequence the team was Withdrawn.