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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15

The Louisville Cour'ier-Journal tells
of boy in the blue grass state who
stole a barrel of apples and then
talked his father into believing that
it was right. Marse Henry Waiter
son thinks that boy win wind up in
the legislature.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15

The county commissioners up at
Wichita, Kansas, will supply all poor
people with what farm and garden
seed they may need if they are not
themselves able to buy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15

The Shreveport Times runs
"Jambalaya" column. We don't know
what "Jambalaya" means, but the
Times runs the column just the same.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15

Guthrie is to have a municipal bath,
Whether immnnity baths will be rem
dered served or administered the
Guthrie Leader deposeth not.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15

A bill is now pending governing
larceny from gas companies" Why
use exclusively the word from"
by" is also an English word.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15

Baby carriages are said to be going
out of fashion with the younger Turks.
Babies seem to be going out of fash
ion with the younger Americans.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15

A Louisiana paper says: Young
turnip greens are now coming on
and we wSl soon be able to get the
wrinkles out of our poor old stomach.
But with the present high prices
where is the cornbread and hog bosom
that goes with the green's, to come
from?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15

1t has been stated by lady and
a gentleman, both of the city of Ard
more, and both of unQuestioned verac-
ity, that this city has more dogs and
more STRAY" chickens than any city
in the world outside of Constantine
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15

A woman detective is said to have
gotten a Milwaukee citizen in bad.
The Wichita Eagle offers to bet that
she is nyoung and good locker"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15

full possession of their normal facul-
ties.-Kansas City Journal (Repubii-
CAM
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15
o

Michigan now comes forward with
story Of the finding of meal
which had rested undisturbed upon a
table whereon it had been placed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15
LIVESTOCK.

WE HAVE SOLD our old bull and
have fine young one; season $3.50
cash. We clip horses, wash bug
gies and do most anything at DR..
Anderson's Veterinary Barn. 2-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15
A MADER0 STORY
BY HIS SECRETARY
TELLS HOW THEY WERE CRUEL
LY MURDERED WHILE IN BED
IN THE PALACE.

New Orleans, La, April 14.-A SEN
sational story of the manner in which
President Madoro and Vice President
Pine Suarez of Mexico were put to
death and of how two rurales who
did the assassins' work were likewise
slain in an effort to conceal the evi =
dence of the major crime has been
brought here by Martias Oviedo, for
mer private secretary to President
Madero, who escaped from the City
of Mexico and later joined the consti-
tutionalist forces of Gov. Carranza
of Coahuila.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15

Multiply five by ten and what will
be the result?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15

Six Of the best union BARRIERS and
you are always next" at Tor Rob
er,s' shop
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15
Made Careful Investigations.

Senior Oviedo asserted that a care
full investigation of the killing of Ma
dero and Pine Suarez lad revealed
that both, while prisoners of Gen.
Huerta in the national palace had
been given narcotics in their food and
shot to death while unconscious in
their beds in room on the ground
floor of the palace. Their bodies
were soon thereafter placed in an
automobile and taken to a spot near
the penitentiary. where, he said, the
EIuerta government asserted they
were killed by guards when an effort
was made to liberate them.
The two rurales who killed Presi-
dent Madero and Vice President Pine
Suarez acted Oh direct orders of Capt.
Cardenas of the rurale corps, who
was afterward promoted by Huerta
to the position of colonel and given
a large sum of money for the part he
played in the deed" declared 0vieda.
In an effort to bolster up the story
which it was previously planned to
give to the public and to rid themselv-
es of two witnesses who might prove
dangerous, the two rurales who actu-
ally committed the crime were taken
out and shot to death Just outside
the penitentiary wall. Cardenas af-
terwari asserted that the blood of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15

| SELL AND RENT TYPEWRITERS
and handle ribbons, carbon paper,
oil, etc. G. P. Selvijge. Phone 80.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15
|CLASSIFIEDADS

THAN ONE DOLLAR ACCEPTED UNLESS The CASH M Ac
COMPANIES ADS Thai AMOUNT 70 MORE LhAN ONE
Doll Ar Will BE CHARGED ANY RESPONSIBLE PERSON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15
FOR RENT

SEOR RENT-First class furnished
rooms for particular people. 222
N. Washington. 13tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15

FOR RENT-One broom and one 4
room modern cottage. j. c. King
& Co. 14-6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR ROOM AND BOARD call phone
31S or 13O c st. n. w. Mrs. w. j.
Alexander. l3-6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15

FOR SALE-$3O.0O eggs for $500.
Just received a pen Of Miss Cary,
English strain of S. C. w. Orping-
ton from New Jersey. This pen is
jrize winners in the New Chicken
Shows. They cost me $4,000 and
/ am selling eggs for $500 for Is
and guarantee eight chickens
hatched from every setting. This
is your chance to get new stock
of the highest grade at very low
cost. r. A. Fox. Slim
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15

FOR SALE-House and lot, 213 A
st. N. W.; cash payment, balance
easy terms. Mrs. S. P. Jordan.
20-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15
FOR GALE

GOOD CANOPY-TOP SURREY -
Cheap for cash, If taken at once.
See AL Rice. Tot
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15

these two tools of the assassin was
the blood of Madero and Pine Suarez.
Vice President Stranded.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-15
PERSONAL.

WANTED-To buy young calves. Sam
Noble. 13tf
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01

p0n. Arehhlshup Of rRntArbpr!. pases rqverrirs or whatever they coll Nan' maids of honor and ell ths rest ann accompanied by aPPtDDriats nH''o'
 Winch her majesty. Queen Jennte reached thr rA.seA tnIs cafdlnn' a,chf1 vI,op touss with dIEully born of Ioux usasa placed th] rFOEh on her ilcad.
 Ths court herald 1IE Fraak Dean aunoltnesd the eyAnHs iA tnear order and a moH pleasant nrOSrA" wH' grne throuGt-
 Meaun. ncbetta and H~ierlins from Fort Davis, une dreGAn.i hs wuHsAn danced thc TAxas Tommy 70 such DEF feutIuu that the house howltd with d< iIEht.
 Miss E1nie RAwI and Mrs. RoTuhO1d' eash sang solos WhIch were req; pSeAns to the new quC%n and beanrt- fully rendered.
 The Duke of Ihe Spit, or sUma s9ch high toned guy. whu locked Ike Dad WiHIan1s iIresscd Up, lsld an creClnH at the feet ut her najsstY. Then came the qpeh.ng nf IEA ball when the mayer .of the city danGet ~ith the uusen end four rcurttrFs with the rOuF mnIdB of hor1r.
 The maids of hvn0T were Mss HoI- lie Jp1es, MIsA A4rrtn. and tt+ t~u MIRaeE LTte.
 From that iIEne rOrHGsd ltA royal presencA seemed to hnVe beeu fcF8ot ten In the swing of a royal ume and the queen ot Akszla'h subjects t0un1 time to bow the knees 10 manY gods In ~otshIr.
 At uIdnight Csms tils cake waik and never did new year see a crowd FIT: ipy themselves so thnr0HkIy.
 F. Ii. E-I4aels Rnst Mrs -J0a Sheldon received hrst prise by aGelatnstioh and ln the opinion of the 50dees- They well feseTved Ii. nnr H ran b~ said that al the ether couples taking part usu desArved better rhAh Asccnd eor theY were all good.
 Aecurdine to estIhBateA ma6b the carnival VIII oxexee6 ell preceding
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01
T1sis ftfaaB DAILY NI50qEf. JANQARx ,: .s.z
ALAS kA NOTES

Yesterday the TH''" prss Development CofnPanY nn'plsu ,ror, ,hIs clty Q complete coa' m'n- ing plAns with whirh If ~'l' "pl~ .'l- A.am oS hituminous coal ~hloh VI vu,.A cn ths Yukon rIver oos"ocn xTh.,.An,,s md DnwHaA They VIII ..A ,o wOrk therA iTnDudtRte1s. nnu hn.s tO ha ablc to furnish fuel 1oF .n.,r Aenu,sra from The rhlne HeH' snmhnAr. -u,
 mn. mine that the wE1ta rH.a VIII sAvxtou hau been worked for Dum her of yearE hy the Tan'atn7
 Company, and Is known as tha TantA In. m1u.. The 0rsEenhsims u1eO same of the coAl from thsS mIna tOr ,hait dredxes last year h ihc pa~"o" oountry ani several private fh1'L'es 1r.~,1 if in theEr stoves, Tie electric ctunt fin pa+ssan tried 1t hIecesEthl'!' Tin White Pa4s owned 1; once but 'St if 20. They f1aVt noE taksn "FsF t''c TnntaIue Company again.
 Unlsed States Marshal If. P. Rr'"- rzn dIaburscGt sS5.1ep dur1nE the iHss dmzrtsr for jury fees saa1F'sS oi gq,orda. axpsnses of ihe court ana othAr IncihsntRlh This srH doeS 'o' include tilc kAlarIeS of the neP"'v mnr.hais The clerks "fStee sp1nr s2aka.us during the SNm" lime from fund .c," for ths salaries ot cleTEs at1d IursdsnIa1H
 The salmon packing seAs0n os [eoN tnlst md EenaI nenI1sIa s IlraeiL' cxIry orer. The AInaks Pacnnk ~'~' hI Kasflof. has the larEeHt n6nE. amounting to 7e.0g6 cAaes- The North waultYn Fisheries Co.,. ar KennL Hnrk- cd Q few cas4s u71r S9G0V. and tne Libby. Nckt4,I & Libby canhery At the aAnrs point, packed sc.0oo caneA Ths SelaoytA Salmon fDnpony. at Se4n"' via. pArkad morr than 4ss.90S caSeS' and the rsdalEo Canning Company. Ut AnnconIes Gut nbpOL 6l.ooc eHS%E "t It's Puigt GrA1lam cAnneET.
 The AaANa Oasuneau Mining CO. of Juneau. has purchased tho CFcHA fsay group Of claims, 9hetD creek dis- tract for Sl6.oda.
 The deattnE cannery Glory of thA Seas has packrd over 21,R0O e4Aes md is ready for the trip south.
 The schooner Alice Of she Robinson FIahtr.3kco., recsntlY tracked RtVtflA asiIn 11l.Sb1 cudHsh from the B%r1nx he8.
 J. Ltndley GrreH. ansistAnt EAlte6 1EAtes district attovusy, with heae- unarIeru at Seward. states that ha will ret1rs next Janu1ry to reaxmA ths practice 9f IaT,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01

seldom hnk the hirsh UE New Your been marked by such wa'le' etGIlrd feztiEit1eA Gs those wh!rh sooF pIacS In Eagle Hap- last night, Every thing from thA opening ef the 11oF- to ,ne cluHins IherApi went with rh' regularity pr clock york. md W'th hw1nE which no clock work TIT EH1 nahrr An,d of work hut thr ElnrI"n' worE ut eVtcbratInG could oor71F' With.
 The Hail wua dccnr0Led n1uet Elan' ornteiy unL with good tAAte and al other features hnd heen ho carefully arranged that hafEnohY reiEnsd every where although rnu1ttcniored dsstgn1 met the eye m every IirectI0H.
 The stage waz fitted out all same Westminster Abbey or Fetss'ueH That ia Il completely coinelded ~'In GUT idea as to Ehar AetLIne q royal throne shualA lIave- Up 10 IL Leu broad rArpeLad steps which almost temptAl one ID uuLt In ana bend t"e knee Il Ia SIT Walter TiaieisiI eTrH Ihonsa ] chzrEe of lese majestic "r drunh nnd sIisnrt4rly might have rs- aIilIcd.
 The bnxGe were rMrnlshac and tITnr- d and lenanIsd In 0 pAannec which drought tc m1nd the regal ants chutn' sers which we have all seeH-in novels. Fnwn the si&ra of the grca! s,a,t were booths of all xINds for can dy and oLher lhinEp. at the rear ~tTN sIHl more other things md Where'or the eye or the legs could rOam there wcro bo0thE, booths, hoothA IT one keeps pConcunctne that word et"n and quickly enough hc will discover u,hht anrne of the "bnnths' had t>@E'reA inc cranm, rnndlea. ERinbnng and all the uthsr p.easures Of life,
 Overhead were The nAEs U( every country oh earth except nnf nr. tnnT- he. twu- The GaIIcriAs were crowded pTttliY gnwn4A voran lined the walIa below. q etCai carpet reached up the center to the fUOt of ths r"Yal thrnne and thls wdA tho place in1o which her naJestY came preceded by
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01
FESTIVE GAYETY USHERS
 A ANOTHER YEAR In NONE

On4~ wish respect to financial Va's
 last yeSr the nst pFoGrn azapuhtSN to a2.s9n. More than that Hmntpt na' hs4n taken Ia thlA time ahd she e4' pAAstA vera kept duwn 10 the lo~ss' tlSure.
 ThA committees Are nII ID Re oo1'- gFatulated on thtIr WetE and to nHn% thuse dsseryink prAIaA would Wtan writing ID a I1at of AlI ~hu wsrr h. larestNd-
 ChatrmAn-w. 4. almuro.
 TreaAnFsr-A Polst.
 HrcrrsAry-LIqYH L. scOtt.
 Executive cOf1mIt1se-W. \. GI' mora, 4. Poler. L. L. Seott. A.-I. Me- connsn. 8. ". TaG&Art. E- J, Do~h Ing. ThOTAs 0aEney.
 Coffee boelh-aars, uAOrxe Adawa B1ru J. i. Fiesn. MrH. pr. sIaan' MrA Word EsteY, Mrs. 4. 4. Allan
 LeuupAdn bootA.-Mru. J. Y. H'el- don, Mrs. ". 4. GIItnprr.
 fortune tslI3ne-Mcs- McMRHuh ArS, ps La Crusx. MrS. Lieut. Gstsr' pRn. Mrh. Joseph Ernst. Miss Ls BoulAnEsr. MIss KAthryn Hayden MIsa 8undback. MES Kawl- Mrs. Ade- 1alde Hayden. ?. 4. PetrrSor. Sainn Lohteh. Lieut. Floyn-
 Wine booth--Mrp. NqtO COonbs Mrz Georxe LoEsn, MTs. T. C. Po~tlH MIA Geo. GriBNhy
 lee creano-AirA BuFtcy. MrA J. F. PuwElI. Mrs. Geo. Nampnd. Nra, " Lehnnann. MrR P. Etnsh MihB MaF' 1Aret Nash, Mas Sadie HIeDonoIsh Niss K, KuhIcz. SfIss Mamie Kelly.
 Confstu-MTA 9@rtha ThoHtpsNn Hdrs. Tan Rose. s>ra. Insepa nHrslk 81FA. DNA1A. F..
 Candy b0oth-M;Ae LscIIe ~lIshn nd.n Nilered LshmaDu, Ar1Hs 3cRsis AIlfsT.
 Dutch bOoeA-9e1. LortAier. J0hu 6undin. ERrl MnntgCrne+E
 H0ra0 rAeihR-DF NeIIA1aH. Doc Kemp. Geo. prlgVby .
 Fish oond-MrG Van Sickle and both Mssdames EIott
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01
SuLzER THE HOPE
 OF SUFFRAGETTES

ep%niAl AuaaAA 9AxTie&
 ALBANY, Jan. 1!-ThS UufEFAEetlc army which has arrived here placed eoday in tAs hands nt HnIset. the gnV- StrOF alecs tho uksEaEs which they aAlc had been entrukted to uLem bx the w1msn ot all the enuntrF.
 ! Mr. 8ulsF met the wonlou by zr. polnttAsns and THAfa lI1tle BpeeclI !n #hlCh hs cxpTeshAd she hUre that tAA 0RF' N coming when ths GunfAEs 1iEt b. extE4ded so all WGmen. Ehns saJiHK 70 hA FtEAiDded hid heataEH thsG JAslestasans still hssst yAs .path s4 sAA s S yass tA~s+: ;ths staE q ss p ts as s s 4s:,s N :, " h skk El E - Is| @
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01
Special Nugget 9srviss.

Special FvD94t $srfIss.
 nk1cGEPoRT. Jan. i.-To arrest ihe heads of great Tailsvad CT the charge of ManslAughttt bsrause g mAi. wRz killed In q wreck 0a theIr road ia the move tust nada hy the government
 The mon arrested are rhe headA of tbH SeW Ynrk aud NeW HRvnn road Un which tho wrRck occurred asme dags aGo. They arc vies-FVsSidSnt 'Isom. sisnAGer Pollock aGd gnpsrln-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01
B DYNAMITERS
 OFF FOR PENITENT|ARY

of . ItAIn n WAT tIMe.
 The i've other mau. oE %hom S"h : tenesR wEre suspsnded. have IomalnS in ssclr hion sincs their rsleaE.
 Tho relatives Of the men ssntsuce6 were allowed to vislL tAe<n tn priSoiI hefoTr the departure Df thA tfAin hhS the prLsoners wore allowed to HpeGk +o no one afterwards. Thsy wars tAk- en ,o the depot by unusuas routes end yer: placed aboard otitSIde fhS depot iIself
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01
RpsaEnI NuapWG &aFwIoa.

TRENTON Jan. I,--Jehr F. fsRI- !Aiuo ct Alanita had a lplE w;tii Who'd row Wilson yesterday and arTanEc. tnenss were made Tor q series of rnn- ferences which will ta#a place bn' Iwsen the president elect and n cem- mittee of people from tho Torth"CT
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01
ALASKANS CONFER
 WITH V. WILSON

territory, fir. WlIsoh 4xprsHAe4 him. - self as must desirons ot iearninE coh : ditlcns in Alaska particularly with Fe- sport to tho enuI lands and the possl- . hilltIes ot opening them,
 h the conferences wninh WtIBon hAs suggested several tslsGatss f-nui
 
 Alaskn are expected ln ha present. and
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01
NOTICE PIoMeERa oF ALAakA.

wedneadsy January 1. installation uf uf1cers and such other bnnlness to coma bsrorB inc meeting, Full AiIsfsd. ance reguRste&
 FRANK 4. AEDRSC1i.
 PTGAdAnr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01
SbuoiaI MW@sk es<Hls&

9Po0iNI NN9Nsk ka&as@
 INDiANAPOLIS, DhG. 3l.-h Apcctal train. carrying lhe thirty thFee men sentenced iu the penltentiaty for the dynamite conRpLracS. has left this city far LeatehWoFth. Great crowds had assatnbIAd at lhe time whsn rh< train was supposed 10 leaVe but a tnrEc ToTee of police and KuTdk kepi every . one ffom approaching the prisoners Tho .Eain waa also heavily guarded at,d presented rather Ihc appearance
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01

rhs v.sKs of people from all rAriI will SA hARrd.
 nAllA4n4 told Wilson that he and HeiFneT had been appointed by AlaH' kans es committee to wait on him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01
ANOTHER MlMk.

AndthAe fnIak has sl0sFn uP ir Nome and h1s AutfeeeA tor tAA remeT- 1ty by belnE pua rn GeAp,. Tap little AnlmAl s sai& to have bad c ehiektt sy Ihs nnck wtlea ha wss kItDed by A D. Pctess last Munday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01

ThSra Is nath;HA more Aehr~siatsgl &hsH SasE@ er ksz H1Isl Wi{E SESSi tiXs zE EGsHSXs anI ssncy bSsss eVSf kAipA@A tA MRms sN thIR 6isRlaY $1P xmae nWOaHts,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01

0Q ID THE N0ATN PoLg DaIsAsr Fse VhA Ssaa ArAA4 su& pasts7. ThA urAy p<HeA HAvaA lA An@n
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01

Why hsthAr ~'th malsinH sslttu d. @sHAs ARd AftAr dinner nrin4s ~hsn Teky Hs&Isse Wfsza frash svzTy dAt'.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01
ARREST R. R. HEADS
 FOR DEATH IN WRECK

ts1dent Woodward. Fhe .pAriGc charge on which thsy s0vs hSeh tuk. eh into custody b thA tnanslzMghter of nEzn named Roberts Wto lost hlz iIfc h tEa smash up.
 If Is dcclAred that criminal carcleas. ness wnz shown tn thA rLn4avnc oE As road and That lhA wreck wAa directly due to this tauza.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01
AT THE NEW RAdLG.

HAmrleh 0rsA' AAP%llsH HeAr on drsunht. a|se "9sleot" by sfs bS44rH or eaAA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01

many Of the woEqen R4 Just so much APft RoaP ana hot AL |tlI aAtIuhaetory They dsciaFE that EulzeF. with rhe p"'iticAi taet wHIeh hsadc him what A* lS' h8s 10 n1te 1urAhtlan of aidlne ahdfn than most otaer men and tAe eamraisn VIII he kept up strcnr.r tltAR evaT.
 auiser promised to place lhs n,sr. saxs hefcrA tho state tesikAture when flH takes nlEles.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01

hs.~ isid ssas As prsasHr't HA.n~ss 3haRA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01

gl: A0@%s :. TxsT-A !w4saA. M4susn sA Iasi; ;
 :. zsSVE. sEeaa1r sanen. s3ss.ss!:
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-01

lut-tsk M LahMAn'4,
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
Athletic Director for School
Sports

Inc experiment tried out by Fremont
school of employing an athletic di
rector" with full charge of the school
activities, has proved so successful that
other schools around the bay intend
ioing the same thing.
Already Berkeley high has seen the
good accruing from the method and has
appointed George B. Moody as athletic
director of all student activities. His
duties will be to supervise all forms of
sports, gymnastics and other school
activities.
The idea of the new method is to
encourage all students to enter into
some form or other of sports or gym
nastics. lnterclass competitions will
TORN the basis of the work. and in this
way the benefit of athletic exercise NAV
be derived by the masses of the stu
Sents instead of the few who are "the
top notchers,' as has been the custom
in the past
Moody is well fitted for his position.
He is a 1913 graduate Of the University
of California and was a member of his
freshman track team in 1910, when the
annual meets were held with Stanford
He competed in that meet in the high
jump and pole vault
Berkeley high school has secured
building 120 feet by s5 feet near the
school, which will be fitted up as a
gymnasium, and Moody will conduct all
his work from this headquarters. The
hall will also be used for all school
functions other than athletics.
Fremont and Alameda high schools
have both tried the system with great
success. Lick high school of this city
is also reported to be establishing the
same system. Lick opens tomorrow and
the appointment of an athletic director
will probably be made during the week
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
Tried TO Kill Deer With
Blank Cartridges
Special Dispatch to The calD

Especial Dispatch to The CALI
SAN MATEO. Aug. 2-The sports
men in these parts are shaking their
sides over practical Joke perpetrated
at the expense OF Henry w. Hagen.
city treasurer Of San Mateo and one OF
the most expert nimrods on the penin-
sula.
Hagen. 1t seems. departed few days
ago with a party OF friends for hunt
ing trip to the II. Mclaughlin ranch In
northern California Before leaving he
borrowed some extra ammunition from
City Attorney Charles N. Kirkbrfde,
who also happens to be lieutenant in
the Eleventh company of the coast ar
tillery corps, national guard of Cali
fornia.
The first day at the ranch Hagen un-
covered fine forked buck standing in
an open space not so yards away. TAX
ing careful aim, Hagen fired, but the
buck didn't even switch his tail.
Much surprised. Hagen gave him an
other shell, but the deer continued to
chew its cud unconcerned. Before the
hunter could take aim once more his
quarry took alarm and fed.
Then Hagen examined the ammuni-
tion. Horrorsi The awful truth was
out The city attorney had supplied
him with blank cartridges such as are
used inthe sham battles of the militia
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
ELLERY BOOKINGS

At Livermors,-Aibany K. o. I. N. ". Liver
W. Mohawks. 2:3o.
At Sonoma-Sonoma ~ winehaven. at ESQ.
At North Beach--American Marine Paint COM
pany ~. tho Mosswood team. p. m.
At Twenty-third avenue-Twenty-t third Avenue
Merchants vs. U. s. steamer Cleveland. 2:3o.
At Glen Ellen-Glen Ellen vs. Boyce Springs,
At Burlinyame McAllister Athletic eiub ~
At North Beaen.Bulevard Outlaws " Enery
!, .iS 1s san fsSis Dsls-L.nitas y. BERKELEY r1i.,
At ysckssn park-Bonitas ~ pruids. 2:so.
At Golden Gate park-Baker b Son W. Golden
At Ami; Amy street and md San Ian Bruno avenue-com-
pany q III ~. 9. 3. Hunds, II.
mond Athletic club No. 2, 1890
At Hollister-Hollister ". Gilroy.
At San Bruno-San Bruno W Inglesides. 2:3o.
At Peralta park-St. Ambrose W. Superiors,
At stese-Polytechnics ". seIbys, 1890.
At Kentneld-Olmesno ". Oakland Cycle club,
At Golden Gats park-Beavsrs ". outlaws
1t g.ibos Rsrt-s.ayers y. y. Acorn.: 1890;
way vs. seminoIss u. $50
At Balboa park-Msrced u. ~. oakwood Park
At Golden Gate park-Amisos vs. Blue Mouse.
!. At East Shore park-Telesraphs vs. Everett
At Aiameda-Maver1cks ". Newton Athletic
. AZ Golden Gate psrt-Leaders y. Emmons Jr..
AZ Ignacio- Jones Bushers W. samuels. 2:so.
At Balboa park - 0ttows Va Beatsols Jr,
At Msnls Park-HaDdys vs.. Paio Alto Mer-
At H.milton sauare-Tar Babies vs.. Imperial
AZ East o.kIand- -seasulls ~. East Oakland
1t Balboa park-Blus Bells VI. Castro Reds,
At Balboa park-Tattlers ". Vista Grande.
At Clinton station Pacific Biscuit company ".
Aibany-Gien Ritas vs. Grows, 2:so.
At Golden Gate park-Naturals W. Occidentals,
At Army ana Seventeenth streets-Bush's Out
laws W. Cardinals, 2:3o.
At San Bruno-fnglesides VI. San Bruno 2:3o.
At Richmond Richmond Merchants 5r. vs..
At East Shore park-san Pablo Cubs W. San
At Dimon1 canyon = The sesmict club ~.
At San Pabio-Berkeley K o. T. M. W. La
At Golden Gate park-Panamas vs. Alamo
At Golden Gate part-Blue Bells vs.. Simmons
At Balbos Dark-The Brootdaie Cubs y. rsis-
n,.smoaS IS D%9ns gss esasonDin0nd ssc Canyon 'r rs
At East Oskland-East Oakland Midgets VS..
Twenty third Avenue Merchants, p. m.
At Golden Gate park-Elbys vs.. Alamo club,
At Golden Gate part-The Emporium vs.. Baker
Son, 1880.