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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
Southern He'll Wins,

By hitting Wright at opportune
times. the Southern Bell team defeated
the fast Concgians yesterday on Rich
rnond College campus by the score Of
20 !. Up 10 the g.xth inning the
telsPhone boys had not hit safely. but
In this round n double by Ancarrow.
singles by Bell and Cum7nins and al
error by Ezaxtel netted them two runs.
In the seventh errors by AfcRee. Dunn
and Ezekiel and single By Aacarrow
scored two more. In the S!ghth Cum
minis walked. went 20 second on
passed ball. and scored on j. Bowers's
single TO left French scored ]. Bow
ers NTH & three-o aggcr.
III tho eighth the Colleg,ans worked
a man around on Two errors and
Aelders' choice.
The. pitching OF I. Bowers featured,
he allowing only four h!ts-one
scratch-and tanning twelve The
fielding of French also featured.
Score by innings: RHE
Colleg1ans 20 o0oooo1o-l s
Southern Bell. 10000 222x-s 6 8
Summary: Rune-Ancarrow, Bell,
Cummins. J. Bowers French, Hgnor.
McRee Two base hit-'Ancarrow
Three base h9t-F'rench. Stolen bases
Green. L. Bowers, Bailey. Double
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
Battle Axe NXfn.

panied by kicking and pro tests the
Hattie A%e beat the Athletics TO q,
tome run drives by Wilcox and
schmidt were the features
score by innings. RuE
Eattie Axe. 32lo0oo1x-T +
Athletics .......00 o. 2 0o-3 IA 7
Summary: Two base h.t-Fprd. Home
runs-schmidt. Wilcox sa..riflce hits
schmidt Rady, Doeppe. Stolen bases
Dosset. Rady. Napier Wilcox. len
k.ns Eagel Double play-tlehrnan 10
word to Deoppe 10 Dyson struck out
by Whitheld. 4; by lnchman. 7.
B tsses on baEs-on Wh4te ED q: on
man. Left on bases-Ra ..rs Az.
Athietics. 10. Ump!res, Htcios and Mes.
eee- Time. two hours Attendance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
Ashland Wins

Ashland defeated the Richmond
Grays IN fast and interesting game
at Byrd Park Saturday. r,oyilAan
p!tohed u good game Tor Ashla.ad. The
features OF the game were the neldinc
~ ".uNhard. OF AsGs2nd. and .the bnt-
tihe OF Liebs and sSAr!clno. ou.h max
ING nome run drives .or the GI avs.
AsbI W iHn4HSs' *. II. L.
Hrays ..........0 oOeJ2 O--.5 8 8
summary; Dwo base hbts--Blanton,
levitt MorgG>n (2). Three b,,se iii
SneLton. Home runs-Sar:cIno Lichs
baSes on balls-of Dunley. 2: on Ire
william. / Hit by pitched 6albSPr,tch.
ara shelton. Van Pelt. Time OF game
o S hour and nifty minutes. UInnIro'
O'Toole. Scorer. Jones. o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
Low Fares July a
Win Norfolk and western Railway.

Vim Norfolk and Western Railway.
Excursion tickets Mt greatly reduced
rates will be sold on July 2. 3 and &
good until July s, 1912, from Rich
mond to all stations on the Norfolk
and Western Railway, and to princi-
pal points in the South Example OF
round trip fares; Norfolk, s3.45; Lynch
burg, s5.05; Virginia Beach. 1890. Spe-
cial excursion to Norfolk, Virginia
Beach and Ocean View on July 4.
leaving Richmond $40 A. NJ; return,
ing same day from Norfolk. $40 p. NJ.
$3.50 round trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
Second Ganea
NIuOdall &. Ou1rt,. A. I..L.

VI.
Woodall & Quarles went down IN
defeat Sefore the Kanr's OF Richmond
in the second game by the score of
s to 4. Woodall 8. Quar7es rallied in
the seventh inning. scoring three runs
but by previous agreenterlt the game
was called in tne seventh inning
Score by innings: R.HE
". &c Q...........Ioo ooos-. 2
kahns ............4 2 900 o o-s 0
Called oJ agreement In seventh IN
ming 10 give kahas time 10 catch train
for Fulton.
Summary: Three basn h.ts-Curry.
Carr Stolen bases-Figone-. Clements
Pnllcn. Double play-Hs rris on TO WI
cox. Struck out-;oy Roy . in in
ming. by Howle. 3 in innings: by
Creekmore, IN { !nrin rs. Bases on
ha!s-of Roy. !: of Cs-eckmore. !.
Hits--oH Pulien. in / hr-inE: off Roy
n inning: off Ho7vle in 3 innings:
of Creekmore. 6. LeS on bases
Woodall & Quarles. g Palms. 4 UNI
ence 600
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30

OF tine gamo wero tho fast double play
pulled off by Peyronnet and Nichols
ana the batting OF Tinsley and Quarlcs
LOT the Hustlers. Holzbach and
Dougherty featured for tho Cubs.
Score by innings: r. He.
Hustiers 500. 000411 OF 0
Cubs .......... 5000 OO012-3 8
summary: Two-basc hits--Hancock.
Quarles 90, .Tinsley. Sacrifice hits
Alright. Nichols Quarles. Stolen
bascs-Hustlers. 4; Cubs. 2. Double
plays--Peyronnet to Nichols. Struck
out--By Haskins. Is; by MACON, .: By
Seay, 2. Base on balls-Off Hasiins,
9: Off Mason. 6. Passed halls-Seay.
2 Left on bases-Hustlers. 6: Cubs,
3. Umptre-Mr. Newman. Attendance
zoo. Time--Tw0 hOur5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
CAPITALIST KILLED BY AUTO
t. F. Coleman. Dnned by Liehtn. Walk.

Il. r. Coleman. Dazed by Lghts, Walks
In Front of Machine.
Louisville. KY, June 29.-Thomas E.
Coleman. sixty-five years old, a re-
tired capitalist and relative of the
Duponts. powder magnates of Della
ware. was struck and killed by an
automobile near this city last night
lie was walking along the road with
friends when an automobile driven by
Henry Gould, Jr., bore down on them
Though fully warned, Mr. Coleman was
daZed by the automobile lights and
walked directly in front of it The
machine ran over him and he died be-
fore physicians arrived.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30

play-Cumnains (1lnassisted). Left on
6ases-Collesians. 8; Southern Bell. 8.
Struck out-by Wright. 8: by l.. Bow
ers IL Bases on balls--off Wright q:
on L. Bowers. l. Hit by pitcher-by
Wright N Bowers): by L bowers
(bzeitiel nnd sttteri!ns). Issne of
game. one hour and thirty -nvo lnAnutes.
Umpire, Mr.. French
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
FIND SUICIDE PACT VICTIM
Body of Young Woman Is Discovered
In River,

Body of Young Woman Ia Discovered
In River.
Chicago, June 29.-The theory of the
police that Miss Nellie Valentine,
twenty three years old. and Adolph
Bach. twenty-five years old entered
into a suicide pact because his parents
objected to their marriage, and ended
their lives in the river January 6, was
partly confirmed yesterday when the
body of the young woman was found
floating in tho river at Roscoe Street
Bridge. The body. though much de-
composed. was identified by Mrs. Marie
Valentine, mother of the young wo-
man.
Tho body OF Bach. son of William r
Bach. wealthy merchant. has not
been found.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
PACKERS LEAGUE
KinGnu Wins,


ktngan's Reliables defeated Jacob
Dold on Seminary diamond yesterday
by the score OF 16 to S. Feature OF
the game was the catch by Beasley in
centre field for kingan.
r. II. F.
Batteries: Kingan--sale and Blank
pold-Carlton. Thamann. Smith and
Armours Win.
Armours defeated Forbes yesterday
at Belle Meade Park by the score Of
Is to To- The features of the game
were the pitching of Cooke. Of Ar
nour, and she batting of the whole
Armour team.
>, Score by innings; II. II T.
Forbes . 3l013 0oO2-ln IL 2
Armour ...... 2 81 0106 lis IS
summary: Left on bases-Armours
8: Forbes. Z. Base on balls-Off Cook
! off Slanetater, s. Hits-Orf Slane-
later, Q in innings; off Eubank. &
In 2 innings. Umpire-Johns. Scorer
East. Attendance-10o
Swifts Win.
Swtfts baseball team met the Ma
ttonal Packing Company at Battery
Court park in fast, snappy game the
score being II to In favor OF Swift
IL Co. The features OF the game
were the pitching OF Short ard the
catching OF Rountree and the feiding
OF Clark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
In the Wake OF the Game
BY Gus Malbert

With tho bitter experience OF On
unsuccessful venture still fresh In
their memories. several of the ex-mag-
mates of the ex-Unitcd States League
of Professional Baseball Cube are al
ready forming plans for bringing back
TO life the defunct organization for the
season of 1913. Naturally Richmond
Is being considered in the plans for
reorganization. Richmond. indeed. Is
being considered in several directions
&C very attractive baseball territory
1t should be remembered that when
the final curtain was drawn on the
United States League there were three
cubs still intact-Richmond- Pitts
burEh and Chicago. Not one of these
cities lost any money at homo. 1t was
OIL the road that the financial troubles
began
1t must also DO remembered that the
United States League was originated
and sponsored by a lot OF men who OK
pected to get rich overnight, thereby
patching up depleted fortunes. Their
chief stock was hot air. and OF this
they had an overabundance The one
thing, tho one important thing. and tho
thing with which these men had not
reckoned. was that salaries could not
be paid with hot air. Having nothing
moro satisfying these tin-horn mag
mates were forced to uncover them
selves. and then began the troubles
which ended IN the recent collapse. 1t
was found that not n ringle club had
any real money IN its treasury. Sue
cess was impossible under such condi-
tons.
Now that all OF these things are
known. there should be little difficulty
In revivinG the league when the time
comes. Hints have been heard in Rich
mond that there might be combina-
ton OF interests by which Richmond
would withdraw from the Virginia
League and link fortunes with tho new
organization. provided II could be
shown that there was sufficient money
behind the several cities OF the CIR
cult TO make success almost positive.
There can DO no doubt of tho fact
that Richmond demands better base
ball. Neither can there be any doubt
but that the Virginia League. SO far
as Richmond Is concerned, Is nearly q
thing OF the past. Richmond has
grown with leaps and hounds, and the
time has arrived when tho city de-
mands representation along with
cities of her class. This Is impossible
in tho Virginia League.
The present season has not been any
too prosperous. Losses have been COW
erde UP. Opposition was in the field.
and the true condition of tho members
OF the family was hushed. Now 1t is
an open secret that with tho exception
OF Richmond and Petersburg. not n
city has made money. while even in
Richmond the receipts have been ead
ly disappointing. Regardless OF the
optimistic reports spread locally. the
amount OF money which the visiting
clubs get here now In comparison with
what they cot last year and the years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
Cbrrry Sm,.b WIn.

The Cherry Smash defeated the Hill.
siders Yesterday at Spring Hill. Har-
ICY pitched superb bah for tie
Score by innings: r.
Cherry smash $50. 0oa1o0Oo o.
Hilisiders ......... l0DlO0l On-3
Burk d Co. Win.
The Burk &; Co. team defeated the
lmperials yesterday by the score of
10 to 10 Walthall started for the
Burk boys. but was touched up PRETTY
lively. being relieved BY Gentry, who
pitched good ball The features OF
the game We're the playing OF Burch at
third and Render at centre. while the
work OF Ricketts, at the second sack
would make steve Griffin look like
sandlottcr
The TWO home runs of Austin's were
other features.
Score by innings: r. H e
Burk $780,. I9o314eoo-l5 Il 3
Summary: Base on balls-Walthall.
/. Jits-Or Wathall. : In innings;
off Gentry, in innings off Taylor.
in innings; off austin. in in
ninss. Hit ny pitcher-Buiiock Sstruck
out1By Gentry, Z; by Taylor, 9; by
stolen bases-Buuock. Jones. Ricketts,,
Gentry. Time OF same-2:20, Umpire
Bclcher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
First Gume.
W0Odnll d 0unrlch Il. KnIins

Woodnll d Qunrlcs, h, Kahns. g
Wood'1ll & Quarles defeated the
kahn's of Richmond at Isyrd Park yes
terday by the score Of 10 2 The tea-
lures FOR Woodall K Q,1arles was the
batting Of Puilen and Lonyle and the
tie!ding OF Roy and Bell together Wi, n
the catching OF Powell and pitching of
Pullen. The features fog Kahns were
the ffeld!ng OF Harri3c;ri, batting Of
Wilcox and pitching OF elements
score by innings: Ri F.
Woodan G. Q...0o1 3o'o1x-4 I ]
kahns ..........2o , o q 0 0 % 6
Summary: Two base hlt-Howle
Sacrifice hits-figencr. Carr. Struck
by pitchcr-oy Pullen. (Ca.rr). Left
on hases-Woodall 81 Quslrle g. Kahns
,. Umpire. Bottoms Time. 1890. At.
tendance 500
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games will be printed later.

The Barton Heights-Co ca Cola game
end the Horacb WrisLE-Tyler game,
due TO misunderstanding as to where
they played. was called off. and Will be
~ aged later or as double-headars. bar
ton Heights and Tyler Will probably
play double header next Saturday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
Where They Pls.

Where They Play Next saturday.
Battle Axe We. Collegians. al Byrd
Park
College.
Athletics VS.. Ashland. ct CHRIST
Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
RICHMOND LEAGUE


Burk & Co. vs.. Cherry Smash. Byrd
Park
Hiilsiders VS.. American Clothing Co.
Imperials VS.. Jacob & Levy. Fair
mount
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
APPEAL .ACHIAM LEAGUE

tol. 8.
Cleveland, II.
At ;s,shevil lie: Ashdville. 8: johnson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
Giants Win.

GIANTS Win.
Score by innings: p.
Giants .... 5oO0l 80 o 3-io
pS SEgmn ma Crs stole n, haSsWstis g.
s. Thurton Twobase hits-Wntts.
T. Wiltshire. Left on bases-Giants. ] !:
Rambiers. 1. Double pl:E!i-Wade 10
Thurstou. H!ts-Off Duke. IN in
ninSs. off Wade. 10 in : innings; off
Bunton. in 2 innings. Struck out
BY Duke. 10; by Wade. S.. by Thurston.
l. Ump!re-Mr. Lampki.e.
The features of the game were
the batting of Wa It's and the
pitching OF Duke. Duke struck out
era
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
CENTRAL LEAGUE

Scstcrdny's Scores.
Harpics, II; Pathfind CTS. l.
Eusuers, 6 Cubs. 3.
Giants. IL. Ramblers, 6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
Where They Play. Ner1.

Pathfinders We. Hustiers ut BYRD
Park.
Giants VS. cubs. at Il hrvey Park.
Ramblers VS.. Harpics. at East End
Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30

The Athletics are logical winners of
the pennant in the American League
just as the Giants are In tho National
League. But dope is absolutely worth
less at times. 1t takes the results of
game actually played to change the
standing OF the clubs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30

before that tells tho tale. Most OF the
managers arc frank ana open and do
not mind stating that where In former
years they were getting anywhere
from 500 to $1,000 in Richmond for a
Weekend series. this year they arc
lucky to get 5000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
unatlers Wi,h

The Hustlers. with Ha rkins pitching
winning ball. met and defeated the
Cubs on Byrd Park diam ond yesterday
by the score Of to 3. The features
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30

Washington has lost three In a row
to the Athletics. II Clarke Grihith's
youngsters can stand the gan. can
keep up the pace. can so over the long
lane. and II the pitchers will show
some form, then-but what's the use,
there's always that pestlferous III"
coming to the front.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30

Those people who are allowing
themselves To be fooled into believing
that the Johnson Flynn battle is going
to be real deserve little sympathy.
Flynn has never been anything but
second-rater, and he has about as
much chance against the negro as
squirrel has against lion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30

No Virginia League can be success
full with Richmond In It and Eich-
mond dissatisfied The other magnatcs
would be far better off IL they let
Richmond go and organized among tho
cities OF Virginia class sd" league,
with cities OF very nearly the same
size.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

II the District Court ot the Eighth
Jud rlal District Of the State of New
Mexico, wihu aud for the County OF
quay, II, b. Jones, Receiver of the
International Bank OF Commerce of
iucumcarl, New Mexico, plaintiff, ys,
Unknown heirs Of Lucinday f.. Gilbert,
81 al, defendants, No. llGl. The de.
PENDANTS Unknown heirs of Luciuday
r. Gilbert, deceased, Unknown Claim
ant, of interest IA and to the premises
below described adverse 10 the es.
tate Of plaintiff, and oliver = Afford,
Ton the heir, OF Luciuday f.. Gilbert,
deceased, are hereby notified that an
action has been commenced against you
by thc above named plaintiff in the
above styled and numbered court and
cause whereby plaintifl seeks 10 quiet
rI'lr u himself 20 the following real
estate living and being In Quay county,
New NcXiro, to-wi', SEA Of See 8,
Twp ~. Rng 3OE, n VI Meridian,
aud pay, for general relief in the
promises, aud Won are further notified
that unless you enter or cause TO be
entered your appearance herein on OF
before the 10th day Of December, A. d,
1919, Judgment pro confesso will be
rendered against YOU and the relief
PRAYED for docreed
Scul HARRY n. McELROY,
Of Tucumcsri New Mexico, is
attorney for plaintiff
y. H. FINEGAN,
Clerk of SAID Court
Oct 25 Nov l5 Al
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-25
GREEKS CAPTURE sERvIA AND
CUT OFF RETREAT OF TURKS
Much Artillery and Many Prisoners az,
Taken---Casualities are Estimated
at Thousands

Athens, oct % The Crock. have oc.
cupied 'hc town at Scf,ia and have al.
su HP'nrcd the bridge over he river
Ahakmon Indie Karasnl, thereby cut.
ing IN the retreat of the Turks.
The government ha. despatched tclc.
gtams rougrNua'ua "a" commander
and 'roop..
The Gt"re victory was complete They
captured 'wcntv.two guns, mntc many
prisoners and scattered 'be Turkish
army.
crown Prince Constantine telegraph.
ing from headquarters last night re.
ror's:
al along the line from Camhuunia 20
the town Of Scrvia and on 'hc Nliak.
mon Plain. The Turkish army has
been scattered. We have taken 'wen.
'v.'wo field guns with their ammuni.
tion wagons and large quantity of
ammunition and many transport wa.
pons
Latcr Gencr, Donplis sent mes
sage saving:
"rhc Turks have lost heavily. We
nave made number Of prisoners, in.
cmding one lieutenant colonel.
Two hattalions of Greek Evlones I'M
der Lieutenant Colonel Constant opOulo
attacked Two hatraions Of Turks near
Vlakholivadho, dispensing them.
Bulgarians Surround Turks
sofia. Ort 93 The Rulgarians have
surrounl nlcd Kirk Killssrh. which the
Turks regard ~ oi equal importance
n,mos' with Ndrianoplc, Is defcns"
pa- been entrusted 10 Mukhtar pasha,
,nn Of the Grand vt2lrr, and Palm
iasha
severe lighting : reported in the
Srrumn valley. The Bulparian- y"ster.
day occupied important Strategic points
in Kresna Pass. The Turks fled. nban.
doning munitions and .uHpies.
The Mir publishes additional details
ot III, massacre in the district OF Kot.
,rhana. Tho rctrca'mu Turks massa.
,ird iur u'lc pouu't''n I'm five VII.
rayo. 70 .l,. -"u'hrl,, of Tsarcvosclo
aud -. i'" I, the l"n."-
norrta' ". ot .'ni'rt, begged the
minister of war today 10 enroll them
with me l9l3 recruits.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-25
NEW REVOLUTION IS NIPPED
BY PRESIDENT MADERo
Leader and His Lieutenants Captured
IN Fighting at Veracuz-Feder.
ais Loss Not Heavy

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-25
GREEK ARMY VICTORIOUS IN
BLOODY BATTLE WITH TURKS

United states commissioner ~rhurrlru
'or a preliminary hearing and was r..
."asrd. Miss Ma Npplrmau is acting q,
postmaster pending the outcome OF the
'ase.
= Is. Whitlow was tiIIcd ot Ia Landc
1t seems Mr.. Whtlow went 90 the aS
.istancc Of hoy who was hurt in II
runaway and wa. himself HirGcd ON
he nose by tine horse. &c. uad the
wound dressed and found ul- nose was
broken. lie got 300 Dol, buggy aud was
driving home, but on the way became
20 ami died ~ the ann. of h.. daugh.
ter. Mrs. Wh'Iov wu. 90 Missouri "a,
tine lime uni va, notified hy wine.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-25
TO PAY EXTREME PENALTY
FOR OPPOSITION TO MADERu
Court Martial TO Be Convened Forth
with, and All the Rebellious Sol
diers viii Be Decimated

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-25
CLOVIS PosToFFIcE IS ROBBED
La Lande Man is Kicked in the Nose by
Horse and Dies on the Way ~
His Home

Clovis. ~ VI, Oct 2l---The local post
office. which was robbed Of lot Of post
uec stamps recently has again been rob
bed. 800 in cash being taken. Inspec-
tor Smith, of the postofhce department
has been checking the office up and
held postmaster W, \, Davis response
hle for the money. Mr. Davis protected
his hondsmen and placed funds in the
rostofiice 20 cover the amount Charges
were made and Davis was tried before
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TAFT MAY CALL EXTRA
SESSION OF CONGRESS

Washington, Oct, Speculation
connects the approaching return o.
Washington Of President Taft, contrary
to arrangements previously made for
soiourn az Hot spdings, Va. with the
critical situation in Mexico, and there
are hints Of the possibility of q special
session of congress 90 relieve the pres
idcnt Of decision as 10 whether tNo
time is ripe for Intervention,
Officially the idea is secuted and the
determination of the government to ad.
here TO its present policy in regard 10
the Mexican situation Is reatiirmed
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HARRY n. McELROY
BAND CONCERT CHANGED

Hereafter, and beginning on Sunday,
November Bird, the concert given here.
'otorc on each Thursday evening, will
bee given on each Sunday afternoon at
.:3o o'clock until further notice, The
evenings are TOO cool during the win.
Ter months
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WANTED

WANTED - pr 3 hoarders hv pri
VAT" family, near Round House, I'm
quirc ~ N"wS Onicc. !, pd
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'VoTEs--Put your votes on motor.
cycle at Emporium for Jim Lovslady.
He will appreciate them II
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FARM TO TRADE have farm
in Cimarron county, Okla, 10 trade for
residence property in Tucumeari, In
quire at New Once.