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Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-03
81 VI MONS.

In the Justice Court Of El Centre
township. County of Imperial. State Of
California. /. Mayfield, justice
O e. Dotaon, Plaintiff ". Charlie
Bloom, defendant.
The people Of the state n Caltfor
mia send greetings to Charles Bloom
You are hereby required To ap-
pear in action brought again Eun
by the above named plaintiff in tho
Juetice's court of FL Centre township,
Imperia1 county, state of California,
and 10 answer before the Justice a hiH
Office il tho city Of El Centro. IN aid
township the complaint filed therein,
Within five daVS fCNclusiVe Of the daY
nf aervfceD after the service on "nu uf
this summons. if served within Tho
toVnship IN which this action g.
braurhi: or II served out Of sand town
ebia buf within said county. within
ton DAYS. or within TWENTY daYs If
served c14c'vhnrn. And Hou are here
nv notified that unless Yon - appear
ond answer aid cnmnlaiuta as ahn0n
required said plaintiff will cause Nonr
default to be entered and take juds
mont for auv money or damages de
manded in The complaint as arising
unon contract OF will applE to ihh
court FOR the relief demanded in the
complaint, torether with the COSTS 81
suit ~,
of June. 1915 J. u a. > J fl.t
Justice If the Peace FL Centre Town
shin County of Imperlak state OF
California. satDeele
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fon sAIE-IIAE sTOCix

EaH hAIE Sier little gentle mare.
=Hiiahle for children or women II
aHlAss also 1an buggy. nearly new.
4 EaEue. ] mill West aud 81 rods
#aulh uf ueber.
ron SALE 10 shoats. healthy and
thrifty s3ud feeders. viii sell all or
nart and deliver. Burritt =. Allen.
eHlipatriaz Ranch . miles northwest
~ Rock wood
FoR SALE ren reed mileh COWS. all
uH easy terms If purchaser furuIshc4
double security. !. 4. Chalupnik. al
InatrIa N161
fuR SAIL % choice helfers. some
milking 500 each. terms. J g. De
lazter iaa south sixth ST. El Cen
fr8.
FOR SALE Good one aud a-vcar-old
daIrF heifers Mcbride ranch. five
mile southwest Imperial
ron SALE string of good cow. 5000
eashs balance good security. J. Ar
thur MeBride. Imperial
FoR sAIEZA choice lot of Duroc-Jer-
hoars; all ages. q. u. WillouEh-
by a sons. caieNieo.
1R SALE 6o strictly a / dairy COWS.
s75 per head cash. Box -. Holt
vile. x171
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ron nrNr-nEAI EsrArG

WANTED Muk a. stock man - work
my ranch On shares with M. hu IA
furnish III steek. I nWn ID arres uf
iine sott land ha acres al in alfalfa
md 40 agreH nov IN milo maiEr
"hleh later an be put in barley eli
al ranch of \ = framptan. = miles
narthwest of &seleNs or address M
at Sceley. gH1 x1go
For RENT ON izroom furnished
house one % room apartment fur
ntshed, aud fWu furuiehed tent
houses for light housekeeping. also
stuEle furnished rooms. all located
blocks from Main street. low
rates Apply ~ Orange Ave Nf5a
FoR RENT fnr cash. s0=acre ranch.
- acres in alfalfa. II acres I'm corn.
fenced into fields. splendid build
iuEss immediate possession.
LIENS AGENCY
over First National Bank
For RENT Cash or crop i'm " T.
Il acrrs. lcNclcd. water stocked.
fenced, with house. for barley later
for cotton or corn. /. ". Sweet, Pa
adena. f6s
For RENT 81 acres soft land near
Hebcr. will let tenant do Irvellng To
pay the rent. ! G. Delnzter. 1o9
South sixth 81. IL Gentro.
For RENT 81 acres alfalfa. feneed
into 2o=aere fields: soft soil. St.an
an acre. J. q. pclozier. 1e9 south
sixth 81. El Grutro.
For RENT Land for ieVeling instead
of cash. J. J.. GicEer. CaleNico. Cal.
care Water co. No. Is. N1G2
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ANTI.u-N oIiIN

WANTED Position doing houacWark
prefer caring for children. Addre#e
i O Boz l.. El Crntro. flaS
T.-3nn " A4>lr.D by young lady. cN
nerienced in general office W4rk
Address Box ~. Press office. ft63
WORK WANTED Young sfronr man.
with General knowledge of ranch
work. wants "A position On "A ranrh
l. FahlberE. Oregon Hotel fis2
YOUNG WOMAN desire 10 as#i#t in
preparing and serving Al dinners. uf
a. extra help for different occasions
= .. Box Is, Imperial. al fi62
WORK WANTED MN not .trnnE
enough for heavy work wishes rm
ploymcnt 10 give him The uectssi
lies of life. Address n. l.. care
Press. tlGi
WANTED Position on ranch by man
and wife; man all around rancher.
also gas and steam engineer. Apply
house southeast corner Fourth and
Orange &. {. Johnstone. ttb9
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MARKET REPORTS
liicnGo iaeSIoel,

Chicago. Nov. 3 Hog market steady
At Yesterdays average, receipts. 10000,
enle. 6.7ofs7.35, light 66on 10,
miV.a. 6.aoo775s heavy. 6.35ot Ito.
rough. 6.foaG.Go. ales. 5.f5a 71o.
curle marRet slow. receipts. Gono,
uatiNa beef cattle. 61o4f 1o.50. western
stesr#. e#toaH &.fas COW and heifers. > 50
~ s.au. calves. T2oul1.oo
sheep market firm receipts. 10000
Wsthrrs, 6.noa 6.a5. ewes. 5.75n 30,
lambs. 6.5naSSa
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MeXicali Making Many
Improvements; Has No
Fear of Armed Attack

Madefo. Who WI elected president BY
the MeXieao people. Governor Gantu
has never taken part in revolutionary
movements against thc federal gov
ernment and the same is true Of his
Officers. his soldiers aud members Of
hi civil staff
seaor Gfajeda. III referring Ia car.
rama, asserted that the flrst chef was
goinS 10 repeat the French revolu=
ton"
potatoes, 66 sacks; apples. 2.6s9 boxes.
Local ranch esgs, per dozen Select
ed. 47; candled. Is; case count, 43.
California creamery butter, per
pound Fresh extras. 2G, fresh firsts,
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ron nNon,>Gr-un,L ESTATE

foR EXCHANGE trick store build
Ius In FL fcntro. rented: will trade
for ranch must be first class land
ard WI located ean also put in -
tine business lois if necessary; pr
fer AH to 1eh arrcs. 4. l.. Sproust.
owner ~ Centre.
WAITED To trade or exchange good
VII fenced Ia acres alfalfa for work
ata#k ar dairy stuck time on balance.
Address EuN b17 Imperial
FOR EXCHANGE I have some good
- Anreles property Ia exchange for
valley ranches. Also "A cash buyer
price must lac right. l.. \. Allen. Or
gon Hotel In
WILL EXCHANGE . acres with good
residence in city limits for Los An
gelea property or viii sell Edgar
Broa. RsaltY -.
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sTIstIAI. NOTICES

FANCY kEcLEANEn Alfalfa seed fno
sour tlokert A1Ann per I'm pounds.
T. d. b Nour station. seed delivered
10 Anuf ranch inside 81 -milc limit Tel.
62W
WANTED S5nn for > years at per
cent. on rentahle city property. 10
pay utf original mortgage Of $1,000
BY NV L. hHs ALWAYS rented read
llN Tor - month. prefer private
l"an. Address EaN Is. care Pres.
REcIEANED ALFALFA SEED Excel
lent color very hish termination.
first class quality. 1Se per pound f.
u. h. Your railroad station. Send for
ample. T. +. sanguiuett, Yuma.
Ariz
FOR EXCHANGE Good business
stock Vii invoice n about $4,000.
Rood lneafton. waut improved ranch.
EaS l61. - Genfra. al
For SALE Good hike raaster hraks
Apply after f=sn II shirley. lit nr
auHe Az z1Gs
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- Angeles Produce Market

H. Aneplea. Nsv 3 Red Emperor
sfars were adv3ueed lo i5a lug
80 the local wholesale produce market
TODAY. WhIe liz Malas1s aud Mnseats
uer# al#a higher n 10 aud 81 cents
a Hfs reapeetveiy. Clng Peaches we're
eomewbaf =eareer aud prices advanced
fH So Ius.
l. the rs5ate market Idaho Hussets
Here uotfe,abfe hrmer At 10 a hun
arsdNsieHl Will fhe Idaho Rurals
Nere aI cleaned OIL the market All
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WANTED NaI#I 4#I =Ea# HaaH
lifst .I4=# HHH - EIaHE sas
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Pioneer Transfer Co.
Phone |. i20 North Fifth st.
Courteous and Prompt Service at
Reasonable Prices.
blbI2e
NOJIt D. FOR pIBLIf ALTON.

October p, 1915
Notice Is hereby given that james
A Hibberd of El Centre. California
who. on October -. 19f2 made home
stead entry No. ol672o, for Lot T. =
Sc Z Section . aud The NY u SN
= Seetton I, Township l6 s. RanEe
of intention 10 make final threezyear
proof. 10 establish claim - the land
above described, before the elerls ol
The superior court. ~ feHtro, Gdltfor
MA, al i. m. on the 3oth day of No.
Vember. t91b
Claimant names a witnesses: q
Warren Jrrnigau, John { winter
James A keid, Frank NJ. Bellou. all oil
El Centre. Cal
Non Goa JOHN y. ROCHE
Press - iEl9ehtro,tal Register.
No wlthdra walls NoV2A
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LOST. srnA,En on sraInN

STRAYED- About "a month aEo. % head
Holstetns. bull aud heIier. about s.
or . months OF age. black and white
spotted Holstcin. one head straycd
about = DAYS aEos Holstcin. . Ia j
months old. NJ. l.. Madruga, T. 4. u
/ BoN Sob El Centre. NtaS
TAKEN Up ono blue roam hnrsr.
weight about t.3oo. & 4. King I
mile north = east of S1sbee. N1aa
LOST saturday. gold crescent PIN H.
turn to oregon hotel and receive re
ward. Ain
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roa sAtr-lttAL ESTATE

ron sAIE ~ ESsuASaE 81 aere
mn land. improved miIrs #aufh
eH#f Hf =##I## III consider 81
H#Hf HH### IN - - HHrH= HuHfHKaH
uHff - fHHtra. faIrsHsa - Imperial
Adaff = - Has -. sse1s3. - Is
aa=AeHE TRACTS
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Il - a#HE HHH## aHH EHAH u HrHH#
f#lHs - HHH ##H# interest So HaT
uffr. Nrfs Hf#fTafaIH Land. Itak -
Imperial IhHHH IHHEIs
Foli sAIE s##r8Hse. HafHaIH faf
sH=H# aH equity - almost HHa maH
- H#faHm EHHsaIHa - - Centre.
halans saHz maHthIF Pa mont lbs
-. ~ 'eHifa sIHa
III. sAIE f#fHam HaH##. H#H#Has=
tnsl IL faaf IaH# f#Hm= sH#=H= sIaH
dHUn Ia me- 50 uHH month Per
ssnt inherit Apply aaH Man 81
Phone 2aH1 xfaa
For SALE aE lsENI - acres sf
IHHd ad#####HH HHs HaWu=#Ie a. Cali
nHfTHa# Address John johnson. II
larhara Worth IfafsI p Cenfrs. xfs7
GOOD 6#roam modern house. desirable
locality, il Imperial CITY. for sale
at "A NerN leU figure. BreWer A
ANcril. Imperial 191
2sh= ACRE frasf good a4u soil uuIm
proved. mile from railroad. SD
per aere =. y nonlex. ImperIaI1s2
FoR SALE sa acres. arte-ian we'll
dnelv improved. Phone 32F5. Holt
Vile. Nt6s
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- Muaz

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township tauHH# - Ia=H.H##4# #H#.#
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WANrE,p-.sIaAL. Esr,rE

WANTED Real estate ffaxe arYeral
pieces of good southern California
property to trade for yallee r4uehe#.
VIII look ai Your rancho at once
T. \. Allen. Oregon Hotel fer tbs
weolS
WANTED To rent "ead land for bar
ley. any quantity. hare az rent Al
dress omer Din y. +. Il. Se I. RuN
81. El ceutro. Nos
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
made. Tor tie most part. since H. AZ
rival.
One man. closely Identified with ii
fairs at McNieah and Lower Galifor
MIA. said.
"GoloneI Gantu at present controls
tha only part OF MeNico to which the
term federal can strictly be applied.
He Wa appointed 10 his position
as governor of Lower California by
other varieties If potatoes remained a.
previously quoted.
fhe following receipts were report
I'd ON The Produce Exchange of Los
Angeles: Egg. IL eases, butter. 81,
ga pounds. cheese, 1ao pounds. onions.
f.25S sacks. beam. 1.s71 sucks swet
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rAsTInr ND pnoDI,E

fuit SALE Good alfalfa aud Bermuda
pasture tor big bunch of horses.
cheap See Z. \ Allen. Oregon hotel
~
For SALE Ion tou= af alfalfa haH T.
miles southeast a. FL Geutro. J 4.
Chalupnl1. calipafria. Nl6f
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Eon nnNr-nnoMs w Arr..

FOK RENT AIRY front room with pr
Natr family. modern rouKcufeusrz
close in. one block from barbara
Worth hotel III North seventh 81
FOR RENT Two=r3om housekeeping
apartments. furnished. 80 FarE
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-03

MONEY To LOAN THaI ,frtIfH#af.
luhu 0tun 1t nv ,lfent# h4# i fatx
Thousand dollar. HfHIlahfs for Itst
I1eu loans upon pHfeuf= 81 HH1I Ger
tiffHairs IaHd must n VII I'M
proved and In good condition. So
me ~ - Centre " Asd8t#d4N or at
EraWlDN any other day fhia week
fhflo Jones. room - Firzf NafIauaI
lank building - saafre. ~ Fir#t
National aEuk buildings f.r4NIes=
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MONEY LOAN

! viii maac Gr#t msrtEaEe rtaI
t#fafe foHu# on ImnruEeH farm tor
eHe IL fhfaH eaHl#
WI also handle all p8HrH and
vii huN paper #HH HTHH - HaIIHU
offlfr ~ ra4F at sreur5fs GaHHer#
TtaX aud savings Hunk. 81 Centre.
Gl1 4 p nunlap
LOMBARD a snN. tNgz Ian agents
for The DHiHH Central TT lusuraut
IHmpaHAs HHKH mHurH fa fuau an
first class farm sseuHftH= fauH TIM
loan. annual interest. With lIheraf
prepayment privilege e Mont
seWsrK MEE kaunt = SECURITY EaHk
Hldgs Fl frufru. THf
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vi SIT IANS

f. Il. ELsER. PIANO TUNER. with
King Music 90. All work enaran#
teod 5I2 Main 81 Phone 20
Ethel M.IaChestnut. coloratura soprano.
teacher Of voice. 563 Olive. phaue24sW
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tHNITtHi

WANTED " pa. h.ea.#f price IT.
=aHan1 hand good N#aHut furnI
fuIr a.
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PROFESSIONAL CAR DS

PHYSICIANS
DIR. n. %. IIHCkET'r
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Davis Building
office Hours, 10 a. m. to II m: D. m.
10 5 p. IN. Phone S7W.
DIR. ". =. uEEFER
Specialist Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat.
office in Davis RldE., El Centre, Cal.
Tclcph ane 253
DIR. LYNN II. BI,ANEsIEE
Chronic aud Nervous Diseases
Diseases of Women
Ray and Electro o-Therapeutios
Hours, . 10 l.. > 10 d
calls made 10 any part of the valley.
Rooms 627 See. Bank Bldg. Tel. 1913.
DIR. \. T.. ELIIoTT
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Opera House Building
office hours, 10 to - a. m, > to p. IN.
Residence, Barbara Worth Hotel
VETERINARY SURGEON
DIR. Y. 4. CRAM
Calls answered promptly
office, Depot Stables, 81 Main. Phone
35, El ccntro.
Residence, III Orange
LAWYERS
JAS. ". GIASsF0RD
ATTORNEY -AT-T.AW
1889 FIRST NATL BANK BLDG,
Ell CENTRIC, CAL.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-03

Ibts .. shadow thnn. the home al
fas tafs fshn \ Mstau ~ Lung
Hfaarh. a. .. ebtvh President Wilsur
ss= fasssa fa ss#upt - "a hoae, n,oon
ahsts Hansf asst sumats.. tae estate
#HHHsIr= lH 4s##z - sHHuHtal lawns
HHH fef#sfsa sarasHs. and a Lake.
IhtHf 80 ifaufz eauffz fsa saIl unhs.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05

Because Of complaints received from
clcrgymen and property owners the
Morningside Athletic Club. of Harlem
was prevented by the police from hold
ing its annual Easter Sunday fvc-mllc
handicap road run yesterday. When
the club officials requested Police
HEADQUARTERS to send squad Of pc
licemen TO handle the crowd That was
expected to congrcgate at the starting
and finishing point. az 1921 street ana
Seventh Avenue, they were told that
they could not ccG3Jc' the contest as
il would be a violation % Rule 2.i'l
of the Penal Codc. Wnlcn PROMPTS
swimming. running, snootng or shows
Of anv Kind on the frs. day Of the
week. which would be against the
maintenance of the peace.
Although the club was told on FRI
dav that il could not hold the race
notice to that effect failed to be pub
Hshed broadly for the benefit Of the
contestants. As result more tina.
three-quarterS of the 24O runners
scheduled to start went to the club
house. TO learn of the edict Of the DO
lice. Among the starters was team
from st. Nichacl's Catholic Club. o
Philadelphia; Dan Healy. Of the Cav.
rol Institute. of Washington, and
team from Colby College. of Water
ylict, Nc
It seems that Herbert !. Donohuc.
president Of the MorninGside Athletic
Club. made trip to Police Headquar-
tors ten days ago. where he consulted
Inspector Thomas T. Ryan, Of the 9th
Inspection District, in whose territory
the club is located. The inspector de
clared that allowing the scantily clad
athletes to race on a public thorough
fare was i'm violation of the Sabbath
law. Donohue was then referred to
Chief Inspector Max Schmittberger.
who confirmed the statement Of Ryan.
DonohUc said that he tried TO see
Police Commissioner Woods on Fri
day. but the latter was busy. and was
referred TO Deputy Police Commis-
siOner Durham. 4 tWo-hour tain bore
no fruit ot Donohuc was told that
complaint ia.i been received and that
tho club 50. Il have to drop the ar
fair so far as holding il ON Sunday
was concerned. Permission was asked
20 see the complaints, but Donohue de-
clared that this was refused.
Captain John J. Gchan, of the now
LenoX Avenue precinct. accompanied
by a sergeant and policeman. went TO
the club yesterday afternoon and asked
if an attempt would he made TO start
the runners, but were assured b.
Donohue that the club vas law-abid
iHg one and that the race would uo.
take pl.ro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
TIP TOPS HAVE
THREE-HOUR DRILL
Magee Not Decided on
Lineup for Opening
Game.

Browns Mills, Miss. April Be
lieving that the cold snap mat caused
two days Of inaction carly in the week
has set the players back a little, Lee
Nagec. the manager OF the Tip Tops.
who are training here. made his charges
don their uniforms for a brisk work
cut to-day. The weather was balmy
and ideal COR training for the first time
i'm almost "A fortnight, and the players
cavorted on the diamond for nearly
three hours.
The citiZ-n7 % broOkhaven, who were
disappointed because thc Tip Tops
were unable to play IN their town last
Friday on accour. OF the cold weather
have made another request, asking that
they play tomorrow. Magee has con
sented, and the game will be benefit
for Arnold Hauser. his former team
mate who played shortstop for the ST.
Louis Cardinals.
Several nights ago Magee announced
that he would give on. the batting or
der of his team for the opening game.
but to-day he stated that he has not
decided Is vet. as he was not at all
certain as TO whom he will play IN the
infield. The way things look Just at
present he will put Holman at first
and 20 to second base himself. His
first intention was to have Holman do
the duty at the keystone sack, but the
latter has shown an aversion to play
ing second unless he received big
boost in his salary.
The weakest spot in his team lies
ct shOrtstop. lie has three men work
ing out for that place Milton Reed,
I'd Gagner and Al Holt. OF this trio
Gagnier has shown up the best; Reed
is fast and fair batter. but his field
ing has been below par. Hats work
has been in sensational streaks. but
he needs little more brushing up be
fore he is placed ahead OF Gagnier
but the general opinion in camp IL
that Mageo would rather have Reed
play there 10 preference 10 Gagnier Or
HALT.
Him Bluejacket. the Indian pitcher,
.ecurcd ledvc Of absence 20 visit his
wife at St. Louis. The Indian left
camp this forenoon. and will report
for duty next Thursday at Washington
Park.
Doc LATTE has also received permits
sion to leave camp tomorrow night TO
visit his parents in Atlanta. He also
will report the day the team arrives
home
The team will start for home at noon
on Tuesday. and will arrive in New
York OF Thursday morning about $3.50
o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
TWO JOURNEYS FOR
SEAYIEW GOLFERS
One Fixture Open Oniy to
Players Rated at Twelve
Strokes.

Conditions governing the two spring
tournaments of the Seaview Golf Club
have been issued. the first one being
scheduled for April -, Is and Il and
the second for April -. 23 and "a
Novel qualifications are required for
the fret competitions in that the tour
nament IS open only 20 those men who
are rated at twelve strokes or more.
so far as is known this is the first
contest OF the kind which has been ar
ranged specially for the average
player. In other words. IL viii be- a
tournament for those men who usually
ind place. ~ the second. third or
fourth divisions.
All Of the first day will be given over
to the testing round of eighteen holes.
match play being M order morning and
afternoons Of the two days following
Beaten clghts are also provided.
In the second tournament there will
he no restrictions as to a players abil-
ity, and some Of the best known play
crs IN the country have promised 10 be
starters. Francis Ouimet. the national
amateur champion; Charles +. Evans.
the Western champion; Jerome u.
iravers. crstwhlc national CHAMPION.
and Oswald K.rfpy. the METROPOLITAN
ttle holder. plan 90 tcr un
The method OF running the tourna-
ment viii be similar 20 the first meet
ing. with all of the first dav for tho
qualification circuit and match play on
tho Following days. Special arrange
ments have been made for through
trains from New York and Philadel-
phla TO stop al Absecon. where club
buses Will meet the players
Reports from Seaview are 70 tho Of
feet that the turf is in excellent CON
clifton. especially the putting greens.
Although the dates for the second tour
rament conflict with those of the
spring meeting OF the Country Club
OF Lakewood. the clash was uninten-
ronal. and 20 view OF the elaborate
preparations made it is not likely thai
any alteration viii be made at this
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
RESULTS OF HEXATHL0N
Y. M. G. A. Athletes Make Fine
Showing at Fair.

The winners in the international
beNathion contest " the Athletic
League Of Young Mems Christian As
sociations Of North America were an
nouuccd yesterday By the international
committee Of the I. VI. =. 4. The san
Francisco association gained first place
for the Glass \ associations: Roches-
ter. y. Y, hiSt place for the Class b
assoc atoms, and ri Paso, Tex, first
place FOR Class &.
Ninety seven associations took part
in this contest, and 3,3l5 individuals
competed. Inc announcement charac-
&C.. .zed the contest as the greatest OF
lis kind ever conducted in this country.
The associations taking second and
third places in each class were:
Gas. A-Toroa-o Canada. Central Branch an
B-aHoi. Nov Io-k Esst Side Branch Css g
llr Individual. mafing tle highest points Werc.
lls'fI. chicago Central Branch. \ VI Boln-
l...l.t-..r y 5. nale tae highest sytlage score
Itt hi-A'-' records fr each event follow
H" .er's u".a'o rsce-A. Cuu9f. Army and
Nan trf.,H. Nrtp.t r. J.. % sscoa..
E4HrHs ts. ,ump. = Ar Bonnet. San Fran
Ponce 'aut George Woodnsn Fo-t wor,a. Tex
~ts.ii.s road .lmp-r Hiskirs Cnicaso Ten
ia. Branch. In fesf 3 Inches
o. ,-InI snot pot 3. l. Mscomoer. ucs Maiucs.
fa.r .,o. record. o,.e e,,a-l,hed. rsnel,. 10
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