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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

IN the District Court, Eighth Judi
cIal District, state Of New Mexico,
County Of Quay. The First National
Bank Of Tuoumcsri, Now Mexico, ct al,
plaintiff. So. ". r. Flat, ct al, de.
rcudaut.. ". il7l. Defendants Katie
Fiat. Bonnie Brothers, Binswangor,
Simon, and Brother. and Unknown claim
ant- of Interest in the premises iuvoly.
ci in this uc ION, adverse 20 plaintiffs
and plaiutiT, estate, are notified that
suit has been fled against you In said
court and cause, whereby the First Ma.
,ioual Ban, Of Tucumcari, New Mexico
socks Judgment against W. T. Flat aud
Katie Flat for $3.50, with 10 per cent
interest per annum thereon from Sept,
., 1911, and ten per cent Of the amoun'
: hereof. attorneys fees, and costs, ana
for 'ho foreclosure and sale Of certain
properly ~mortgagcd by ". +. Fiat and
Katie Flat 90 said plaintiff bank, by
mortgage dated April 3, 1911, 70 secure
sail dch,, 'owit, Lots 10 and 90, block
3, Danh's Addition 20 Tucumcari, Now
Mexico, according 20 plat thereof filed
IN odic. OF County Clerk Of said county
and piainttN Levy Schicr Distiling
COMPANY and Fersheim Mercantile
COMPANY pray 20 satisfy certain iudg.
mcu' lien, against said properly, for
he SUM Of S37l.j5, and t9l 90, and in.
~tercst, respectively, ont Of any surplus
that may ROMAN from sale Of said prop.
crtv after ne satisfaction Of the judy.
mont ot said plaintiff bank. praying
Tor Tho adjudication of the rights ot an
parties IN interest. aud for iUIgmcn'
forc"lnsiug CLAIMS Of al Northumberland
thar adverse claim oi defendants hc
barred, and plaintiffs respective rights
aud titles quictcd, and tor other and
further rclici ~ may be- equitable in
rho premises. and YOU are notified that
unless sou appear or cause 70 Doe on
tered vonr appearance herein on or be.
fore December 80. 1919, Judgment pro
conto,,o wii. he rendered, and relief
prayed hy plaintiffs, l"crccd. Plain.
'iNs attorney is Harry II MrElrcy. of
Turnwcor.. Ncw Mexico.
= j. F1NEGAN.
son. C'or'
49, IS 4 'or.oo. porut,
so, IS p,r "lt
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THE DEMONS OF THE SWAMP

are mosquito. " they sting 'ney rn'
icadlv malaria germs Ia 'hc blood. Then
follow Tho &c., rhils aud The fires 81 ic.
vcr. The appetite tiic, and Tho strength
fails, also malaria often pnyc- 'hc way
tor deadly typhoid. but Electric Bi'tcrs
Nili and east out me malaria germs
from 'hc blood; gives YOU % fine az.
petite and rorows your strength. "Af.
'"r long suffering. - wrote W. Fret.
well, Of Lueamu. y. {. ''thrcc bottles
drove oil tho malaria from my sva'om.
and I've had good ucal'h over since -
hoSt for all stomach, liy"r and Aiducv
ills. IN" az Elk Drug store.
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PRINCESS DIED ON PYRE

Con,tar'inoplc. Nov. lG.-On q pyrr
built by herself and decorated with
Flowers pd p%ricclc., tapn~ rios and icw
els, I'h'c, rbc oldcs, daughter OF the
Sultan, burned herself 20 death today.
Grief ~ mo tctoat Of .he Turkish army
caused sor suicide. Tho tragedy was
cuac'"d 10 tho garden nf he palace
80 Abrsheel.
Princes. Zckir's husband wus N,ur.
'ddir bnsha, . general Of q division of
~" army and = son Of the famou, o..
man Pasha ChazI, 1.-The Victorious IIo
was fighting under Na7in Pasha, 'ho
Turkish minister Of wal who, although
no declared IN 'hc sultan he would die
an The BATH" field rather than return
IN defeat. ha. hccu overwhelmed with
d"foo, and =, now advising the Turkish
ministers 10 abandon the war
A. he rOvs uf Tho successive Turk.
ish defeats came N Princess 2.kic hc.
came ,Inrosc. After n"w. ~ the do.
Of the Turk, ~ Lu'c nurgaS leaked ont
in no Ottom0n capital ,No determined
20 commit .ri.ilo.
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Me" weather hove &c., o tcv days.
sunday ~c1,u. Nn, 0prgcl, attended
.Sun'ay last a' 'bl. place
IT, u. Ro"d u VI TAYLOR and Mr.
F"nt"u wen go Turumrari Monday.
Grandpa Barnett came nome on 90
wish uondav from pnmpa, Texas.
Re-, Reed reformed from O]klabouu
saturday.
Grandpa and Glandma Barnett pad
l""r dnugnt"r Mrs. Di,iuuko,, OF tn.
ruurprI, 70 visit Thursday.
y ~'"mplc made proof on Ms home.
stead Friday.
The patrons 1T the Upton school have
been ceiling the school house this week.
Ira S'emplr has been hauling feed
from north Of san Jon this week.
irur, Moor and Hugh Porter nave
gon" 20 Hereford. Texas, uf'rr tv"
i"tt. Ut apples.
Israel Turner eur postmaster, of TIN
ton, has put IN his application 70 prove
ur uu his homestead.
Grnndma Monday is contemplating p
visit 2" i", daughters who live AT vcr
non. Texas.
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News hsOi3-OlOSoG
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF IN" Interior, T.. =. Llui
Oaic" ~ Tucumrari. New Mexico
November Ia. 1919
Motto" il hereby given that Loui, /,
~liuds"v, of Harris, Y. ". who on .Guly
3, 1907, mNdr II T. No. ls22s, FOR 81.
NWh and Addl No. OlOs2G, mndo IN
March -, 1909, f"g NJ NWk Scc 1,
Twp ~, Rug I'm. y NJ = Meridian, has
flrt nuc" Of intention 10 make Final
Five Y'ar Proof, 70 establish claim "a
III" land above described, before Murrv
w. shaw. T.. 8. Commissioner. ~ Has,
sell. y. VI, on tho Gth day of January,
1919.
Ola mupt names ~ witnesses:
Mo Drake, Robert W. Drake, Ulysses
:. Eppcrley, Thomas x, Hogan, all 81
Harris, Y. VI.
r. \. Prentice. Register
Nov - Dee 20 81
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

In 'ne District Court, County Of Quay
'erm, A u l9l-
Meta E~-r.'y Reiue,c,
VS. 80. non
chr, Rciu,,,
Tho said defendant, Chris Reincko,
IS hereby notified that a suit Tor divorce
ha, boon commenced against him in
the DiS'tiy' Coul, for the County Of
Quay, state of New Mexico, by said
inertia Estello Reinekc, wherein plain.
tiN charge, defendant with descrtion
aud abandonment of herself and her
two children and praying for nm absolute
divorce. the custody Of Lola Faye Rel.
nckr and Erma Roberta Reineke; Plain.
tif further asks that q homestead entry
fled hy ictcndan; upon the Southeast
Quarter Of Section Nine, Township
Eight North Of Range Twenty-Five East
New Mcx.ro Meridian, Guadalupe Couu.
IS, New Mexico, and upon which final
proof has been made by plaintiff bo
dccrccd plain'iG's sole and separate
property.
That unless defendant enter OF cause
10 he entered his appearance in said suit
IN or before the Goth day Of December,
\. d. 1919. degree PRO CONFESSo
thercin will DO rendered against You,
and relief granted as prayed for.
d. !. FncGan, Clerk
IScaD
g. o. Davidson, Esq
Tucumcari. New Mexico
Attorney for Plaintiff
Nov. $50 a.
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t.uWcIri News .Oh2f
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

lp,ya 'meut Of the Interior, Y. :. Land
Ohro nf Tucumcnri. New N"vicn
november u, 1912
NGiro .> hereby given mat Elmer
Downing, Of Ard. ~ VI. who m August
-, 1905, mn .o II + No. lO2l7. for SEh
Nrc :, Twp 81, ring 3lE, n VI T. Ne.
r'iiau. has fled notice Of intention to
mako Final Three Year Proof. ~ cs.
.abl.h claim % the land above de.
s"ribcd. before l.. 3. Williams. e. :.
Commissioner NJ Murdoch, y. VI. on -hc
nrh lay ~ January, 1913.
Claimant names rs Witnesses.
y. VI. Siapts, John RcnuDr. W. Y.
NaN,ou. John ". Jackson. AN Of Ard.
New Mexico.
q. \. Prentice, Register
Nov - Dec % ~
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Tucumcari News
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of tho Interior U. 3. Land
Office az Tucumcari. New Mexico
November IL. 1919
Notice IL hereby given that Effic
Grove, Of Jordan, y. NJ. who ON Dec.
9th, 1919, made Homestead Entry, No.
21793, for the SWA and on Nov. 2,
1909. made ADJ 01257s for SEH, Sec.
tion 20, Twp, IN, r. 3OE., n, NJ, p.
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
20 mako final five wear on the origi'
nal and three year ON addl proof, N
establish claim Ia the land above de-
scribcd, before l., +. Williams. Y. s,
Commissioner, at Murdoch, n. NJ on
tho l7th day Of December, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ky f.. Drake, +. NJ. Gibson, both OF
Jordan, y. NJ. John Steinhagen, Jr. OF
McAlistor, y. NJ. c. n. Wyatt, ~ Tor
Dan, Y, VI.
r. A. Prentice, Register
N,v ~ Dec l3 81
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HELPS A JUDGE IN BAD FIX

Justice Eli Cherry, of ellis Mills.
Tam, wa, plainly worried. \ bad sore
ON hi. 'oq had hanlcd several doctors
aui bong rcs ,tcd n'l remedies. 81
though, 10 WIS % cancer" he wrote.
"'Ai In.t ! used Bucklru = Arnicn S1lv"
and wa, completely cured. Cures all
burns, hollis. ulccls. cuts, bruises and
piles. .5r 10 Elk Drug Sinrr.
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News O~ii5g-Ol9GS(
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department Of IN" Interior. Y. s. Hand
Office NJ Tlcumcari, New Mexico
November Ii, 1919
Notice i hereby given thar william
benjamin Wo"ton. OF Roosevelt, y. VI.
who on February, *, 1906. made II f.
No. 1908, for M NWr Sec 10, Sl&
SWh Soc IS, and ADD No. 0la2s6
made March %, 1910, for Nj NEh
SIC ~. ami 81 SEh Sec IS, Twp IN,
RING ROE, y VI = Meridian, has filed
a6ti"c of intention 10 make Final Five
Year P,rof, To- establish claim 20 7he
land above described, before l.. y. WIN
inmS, y : Commissioner, ~ Murdoch,
y. VI. on The sth day Of January, 1919.
Claimant naues as witnesses;
Grover Smith, House, \, Nj; j, l..
HOUSE, tIouNr, y. VI. T. NJ. Loring, II
Roosevelt, y. VI. W. Il. Wooton, Meal.
istcr. Y. NJ,
Il. \. Prentice, Register
Nov - Dcr % ~
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rucumcar News 0s24,
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

IkPpartmont OF tho Interior, Z, ;. Dnhd
Onicc M Tucumcari, New Mexico
November u. 1919
Notice Is hereby given that Melvin
=. Singleton, Of Field, y. VI, who on
August 70. 1907, made II r. No. l0l3e
for NWh See IL, Twp 5N, Rns 3lE,
y VI r Meridian, has hlssl notice Of in
%tcntion no make Final Five Year Proof,
TO establish claim 10 the land above de-
scribcd, before l.. II. Williams, u. $,
Commissioner, ~ Murao"k, y, VI, "n
the Tin day of January, 1919.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
lanes A. Watson, q. ". Galloway, q.
G. Williams, 4. u q. Nicholson, all al
ricld, y, VI.
r.. A. Prentice, Register
Nov - Dec 90 -
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22

Mo- who 81 much OF everything 20
tn",s wives seldom hrag about II.
Love tocsn : laugh ~ tho smith Suo
repairs automobiles.
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Phone news items TO No. 90. n "
not possible to get around 70 each place
or 70 talk to each person, and everyons
should know some item which would DO
Of interest and greatly add 10 the local
features Of our paper
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22

voTES-Put your votes on motor.
cycle at Emporium for Jim LovelRdy.
He will appreciate them It
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In 'ne District Cour', County If Quay
'erm, \. l. lgl-
Meta E~-r.'r Reiuebc,
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-06-14

Jones' in literature and the epoh and the yeowness oil
while the Of
equal power life ordered paths above reproach
before public
suggested by city directory list taxpayers
but who has ast more
pied censured, all in the CLOSING the
wrong young sowing his wild is all right expana
The who most entitled to our SYM
who is carrying battle the thorn and
One does emascuate him.
struggle society opinion the Notwithstanding Rather
cutes passions sentiments the
Let where ymphes most
deserved.
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Tent CaterpilIars

There are two common species OF
tent caterpillars in Washington, speci-
mems of which are often sent to the
State Experiment Station for advice as
to how to combat them. One OF these
lays eggs on twigs the size Of lead
pencil, making a girdle of the small
eggs around the twigs. The other
species lays its eggs in a blotch the
size of ten-cent piece, covering the
eggs with frothy material. Tent
caterpillars are particularly abundant in
the spring. They are easily recog-
nized by their habit of spinning a web
in the forks of some branch near where
the eggs have Matched. At times they
migrate from their tents to feed on the
foliage. During cold days they are
apt to gather together in numbers on
the trunk of the tree. They feed on
a great many kinds of plants in Wash
ington, working in the alder groves
and thence into the orchard.
Tent caterpillars can be controlled
by several methods. During early
spring the egg masses may be sought
and destroyed. The ordinary sulphur
lime spraying OF spring destroys great
many of these eggs. When the young
hatch they may be burned in their
nests by means of torch. A COM
mon practice is to fasten on the end OF
a pole a funnel OF wire screening and
place the kerosene rags at the bottom
of the funnel. This sort of torch
will catch those caterpillars that drop
when they feel the heat. A plain
torch would permit such caterpillars to
escape. The tents may be cut out OF
the trees when first noticed, or the ad-
jacent branches may be sprayed in the
spring with an arsenical mixture. Orch
ards that are regularly sprayed in the
spring rarely suffer from an attack OF
tent caterpillars. 1t is claimed that the
new spray, arsenite OF zinc, is particu-
larly adapted to tent caterpillars. 1t is
a concentrated poison and may be used
one pound to 80 or 100 gallons Of
water for this pest.
There are other species of caterpil-
lars that live in tents, as, for instance,
the fall web worm. The same treat
ment would answer for this insect.
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deserved.

Swalwell-Swartout etal to r 0 Par
rish $4oOo.5O tract IS Lake Chelan
Land Co Low Line Div
Willard w Perrine to w F Clay
$500 s1a nwA, neA nwA, nwA
neH sec 70 & e@ sw4 1920
w F Clay to Willard w Perrine
$500 pit lots l and 4 blk Q End Sun
Home add Wen
EE Bachelor to Cashmere State
Bank $2O43.41 pit seq neA 6-23-18
County Sheriff to Bertha M Gillette
s4123.45 pit swA neA 34-22-21 & r
of w in seA neA 3422-20
Jas E McGlothern to H P McGloth-
ern 81 s1a swA sec 5 & ny nwA
1882
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-06-14

In Justices Court, in Leavenworth pre-
cinct, Chelan county, before Geo. 7. Rice,
Justice of the Peace in said precinct. Il. L..
Ridgeway VS. r. l.. Peake, defendant, The
the State of Washington, County of Ohelan,
S. in Justices Court, Geo. p. Rice, Justice.
To II. l.. Peake:
In the name of the state of Washington,
you are hereby notified that b. l.. Ridge
way has filed complaint against you In
said court, which will come on to be heard
at my office in Leavenworth, in Ohelan
county. State of Washington, on the 22d
day of June, A. ID. 1912, at the hour of 10
O'Clock, a. m, and unless you appear and
then and there answer, the same Will be ta-
ken as confessed, and the demand of the
plaintiff granted. The object and demand
of said complaint is to recover thirty-siX
and 90 100 1896 .95) Dollars for groceries sold
the defendant within one year last past.
Complaint filed May oath, A. ID. 1912.
GEO. p. RICE, Justice of the Peace
may3ljune2l
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-06-14
The Flies

The flies, the flies, the pesky flies,
they crawl about the bread and pies
and on each bite of food we eat they
wipe their nasty, dirty feet. They
buzz around defying foes, they dance
upon your face and nose, and then
without apparent fear they dig and
tunnel in your ear. They light upon
your hairless head at early dawn when
you're abed. They fall down in the
crock of cream; they get mixed up in
the raisin cake, and all the housewife
tries to bake; they drop down in the
coffee cup and in the 'lasses get mixed
up. With nimble feet and active
wing they leave their germs on every
thing, and then their presence they
explain with dots upon the window
pane. Then bring the swatter forth
and swat and teach the flies they must
not dot; bring out the sticky paper
sheet that nabs the insects by the
feet and holds them struggling for
their breath until they die lingering
death. But do not use the ancient
trick and dope the flies and make EN-
sick for this will cause them, so they
say, TO dot their little lives away. .
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Ends Hunt For Rich Girl

Often the hunt for rich wife ends
when the man meets woman that
uses Electric Bitters. Her strong
nerves tell in bright brain and even
temper. Her peach-bloom complex
ion and ruby lips result from her pure
blood; her bright eyes from restful
sleep; her elastic step from firm, free
muscles, all telling of the health and
strength Electric Bitters give woman,
and the freedom from indigestion,
backache, headache, fainting and dir
zy spells they promote. Everywhere
they are woman's favorite remedy. If
weak or ailing try them. soc at all
druggists.
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Bertha M Gillette to VIM H Drum
mond $500, pit swA swA neA 34-
I22-21
Nels Nelson to B M Wheeler 81, 1t
S blk Merriam Add Leav
Emil B Norell to c G Smyth 81, Its
II & II blk Leav Gardens
Amanda C Martin to Albert E James
81, seA nwA & neA swA 34-25-19
Mary M Hunt to C H Merritt 81,
Its 17-18-1o-20 blk Original Town
Chelan
Bert L Magee to Ida M Parker 81
Its 4 & S blk / Barden home
Ida M Parker to VIM H Bundy $40,
Its S blk | Garden Home Wen
Ida M Parker to Bert L Magee
$14OO, 1t blk l Garden Home Wen
J Garland to L M L,wis $500, 1t II
w H Dickson's replat
J Garland ct al to L M Lewis $500
pit VIZ nwA sec 1922 81
Edwin H Preece to VIM H Dibble
ct al $3.50, Its 81 & % blk G N pit
Gilbert w Teeter to VIM H Dibble
81, Its 81 & % blk S G N Plat
SH Kinney to. c L Barker 81, pt
swA nwA swA 16-24-18
LIN Lewis to Garland $4,000, pit
seA 1t 8 blk 43 replat 1st Add Wen
Hattie A Freer to Entiat Delta Or
chards 81, Its 8 & sec 10 and Its 1&
D & mel neA sec 1851
Ida Donaldson to J F eagle 81, Its
5-6-7 sec 6-27-23 & neA seA sec l.
27-22
Fife Murray to Wen Val Ry & Pow
Co $65,OO, pit e1A neA swA 1928
20
Wen Valley Ry & Power Co to R w
Vermilya, Trustee 81, pit eH neA sw
d 2S-23-2o
Louis Mullerleile to Hugh E Cor
bett 81, 1t 7 blk 81 replat 1st add
George A Hauber to J C Hughes
81, 1t 38, blk Q Belmont add Wen
VIM H Spring to w R Higgins 81,
Its 2& 8 & seq nwA & neA sw a 8
1858
IA Warman to M Rumohr, 81 pit
VIZ swA nwA 21-24-18
County Sheriff to John D Dill etal
$11oO7.17 lots l to 3 inc & 1914
blk l & lots l & D blk Q Swakane val
ley orchards
SH Sumner to H H Benton 81
all blks l & Q Swakane valley orchards
WI Clay to U F Lake 5000 lot 10
blk Peachey add Wen
John D Dill to H H Benton $4,000
all blks l & Q Swakane val orchards
w F Clay to John Walsh $4,000,
nrly e lot blk So replat 1st add
Wenatchee
John Walsh to W F Clay 81 lot 80
blk l Belmont add Wen
w H Talbot to city of Wenatchee
81 easement along east side of seq
swA 15-22-20
Wen Dew Co to City OF Wenatchee
81 20, s15 swA swA nwA 1922
10
Wen Canning Co to city of Wen
81 pit lot blk mfg's add
Guy H Whitson & Co to City of
Wen 81 strip 40, wide on west side Of
lots 1879 blk l mfg's add Wen
Chas H Black to City of Wenatchee
81 strip IS wide from east side lot Is
blk II G N plat
James H Martin to Thos Rogers 81
seq $4,000
Aurora A Murdoch etal to Perry E
Soule 81 80 1-3 in water in Stemilt
Creek
Duffy to o B Fuller $4,000 1t
IA blk 10 & 6 lot Is & pit lot Is G N
plat
Wash Land & Inv Co to Harry N
Golfer $500 lots 6-7-8-9-10 block So
Chelan
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Move on Now!

says a policeman to street crowd, and
whack heads if it don't. Move on
now" says the big, harsh mineral pills
to bowel congestion and suffering fol-
lows. DR.. Kings New Life Pills don't
bulldoze the bowels. They gently
persuade them to right action, and
health follows. 25c at all druggists.
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Manifold Typewriter Paper
For sale at The Echo Office
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-06-14
Sympathy and Wild Oats

There is considerable racy sympathy in high So
cety, or low society, if you wish it So for the mascu-
line sport and half-lady. Sappho, DuBarry Camille,
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-24
Hlsh ssAss, Athsse.s Carnival

1
Last Saturday night the La Junta
high school put on it, second annual
athletic carnival 1t the skatins rak.
Fully 500 people Witnessed the close
races and entertainment presented no
one going away without their share
Of enjoyment.
The first event was a thirty.fiye
yard dash participated In by nine
contestants and run In five heats.
Z The winners OF thes. heats entered
the semi-finals in two heats. Mars.
ton and Woodruff the first. and Har.
risen. Siubbs and Owen. the second
Harrison. Stubbs and Woodruff ran
the finals. Woodruff winning in 3x
seconds. Harrison second and stubbs
third.
The half mile caMe next with wad.
leigh and Moore catering. After run.
ming close the whole distance Wad-
leigh won in one minute and fifty.
six seconds.
A wrestling bout. best two out Of
three falls. between Edwards and
Rapp. furnished the third number.
Rapp won the first fan In three min.
utes with a half Nelson. These two
freshmen tusslcd again for four min.
utes and thirty nine seconds. Edwards
winning this fall by combination
half Nelson and chancellor. The next
time on the mat the men tussled
for fifteen minutes to a tie. neither
being able To throw the other, but
Edwards was the aggressor.
For the fourth number a relay race
VAS furnished between two L ans OF
four men. Woodruff. Wadieigh. Har.
rison. Stubbs. and Cook, Wander
schouw, Spidel and Marston. The first
team won going the haf mile In one
minute and forty.three seconds.
Five men entered the high jump.
Henry Bomgardner winning at five
feet four inches Rowland. Marston
and Spidel tied fer second at five
feet
Three men entered the mile race
and kept up hot pace all the time
The finish was close and exciting.
Kent McC auley. Moore and Cook en-
tered. Moore winning In four min.
utes and twenty-eight seconds, with
Cook second and McCauley third.
Kenny Wood.:the local boxer. who
is training the boys OF our boys
club In the art OF self defense toniy). |
put on a bout with two of his stu |
dents. Marston and Harrison for |
three rounds. This was well recciv-
ed by the crowd and showed that II |
Ii boxing ax an art and not fighting |
- . detrtment that be IL teaching |
Tue s1eyard hurdle rsce vas rvn
in three heats. ther bing six en-.
trants. BomEardner. VIM and Wood.
ruff won In the semi.finals aad Wood
ruff won from Bomxardner In the
finals. His time was twenty four sec
0nds.
The program was ended by = fast
and interesting wrestling bout be-
tween Marston and Kenny Woods.
After tusslinx for about twenty min.
utes. breaking and getting many
holds. Kenny Woods do~ned Mars
ton.
The program was well received and
shows that we have much material
for the coming track season. Such
events As these aid the boys to
get line on themselves and give {
hearty impulse TO athl. ties. one of
the best parts Of school.
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