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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-24

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The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11
FINAL STANDING OF THE TEAMS
GOOD ON STATE
COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAM.

certain need of glory comes to
Monte Vista as the result of the Colo
RADIO Aggies winning the football
championship this year, for Nyal
Adams, formerly of this city and
former student of the Monte Vista
High school was member of the
first string of the Aggie football
squad
Adams played right halfback on
the Monte Vista team in 1909, and
while he was sub-lineman on the
Aggie squad, he played in num-
Der of games and was always on the
JOB. A lineman gets little opportun-
ity for spectacular work and there
Tore gets little credit in the papers
Tor his part in winning a game. 1t
was the Aggie line, however, which
was chiefly responsible for the sue
cess of the Green and Gold on the
gridiron this year for it was invul-
herable, holding firmly and steadily
against the hardest assaults made
against 1t. Adams, with his ITO
pounds. was d big factor in this
notwithstanding machine when
ever he was sent into the game.
Besides his honors on the gridiron,
ADAMS has won other laurels while
IN College. His classmates this year
selected him as president of his class
the Juniors. He is taking the
course in engineering, specializing in
civil and irrigation work, and is
member of the Sigma Nu fraternity.
fellow must be good student to
play on an Aggie football team, for
is required that every man must
carry at least IL hours per week in
order to continue eligible for the
team.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

Denver Colo, Dec 1st. 1915.
10 the Officers and Members, all
Camps, Pacific Jurisdiction, Wood
men of the World.
Esteemed Neighbors:
During the last few DAYS | have
been deluged with inquiries regard
ing an Associated Press dispatch,
dated Chicago, Illinois, November
18th, 1915, calling attention to the
action of Judge Windes, of the Cir
cult Court of Cook County, Illinois,
in refusing to enjoin the Woodmen
of the World from increasing its as
sessment rates.
In explanation of this matter, will
say that the Sovereign Camp, Wood
men of the World, with headquarters
at Omaha, Nebraska, at it's session in
July this year, made slight changes
in its table of rates, and as | un-
derstand it, the new table went into
effect September 1st; the proceedings
to enjoin the society from putting its
new table of rates into effect being
brought by a member of the order
residing in Chicago.
This action does not in any way
refer to or affect the Pacific Juris-
diction, Woodmen of the World,
which is an entirely separate organi-
zation, having its own table of assess
ment rates, is governed by its own
constitution and laws and is not in
any manner controlled by or subject
to the laws of the society referred to.
Fraternally Yours,
|. |. BOAK,
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11
Why You Should Use Chamberlain
Cough Remedy.

Because it has an established repu-
tation won by its good works
Because it is most esteemed by
years, as occasion required. and are
best acquainted with it's good quail
tiles.
Because it loosens and relieves a
cold and aids nature in restoring
the system to a healthy condition.
Because it does not contain opium
or any other narcotic.
Because it is within the reach OF
all. 1t only costs 4 quarter. Obtain
able everywhere.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11
BOWLING.

The Del Norte bowlers came down
wednesday night and were beaten by
margin of 249 pins. The Del Norte
team was short one man and Ben
Akers was called on to make up the
team. In the second game Claude
Loser found the groove" with six
straight strikes and rolled a total
for the game of 229. The score of
the games is as follows:
DEL NORTE
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11

On Tuesday night the Druggists
and the Garage team mixed" and
when the last frame was rolled, the
total pins showed a tie, 2O55 each.
A fourth game was rolled to decide
the winners and theGarage boys
came back strong and won, 761 to
720. The score of the three games
of the regular match was as follows:
GARAGE
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11
MONTE VISTA HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL TEAM AND RECORD.

The above picture is the football
squad of the Monte Vista High
school that so ably represented the
school during the past season.
The student body as whole, sup
ported the football team in fine
manner, which was a big factor in
the teams success.
Scores made in the various games
this year:
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11

The Saguache Crescent has an
hounced that the subscription price
or that paper will be raised the first
ot the year. And why not? If there
ID anything entitled to raise in
price 1t Is the local home paper which
costs good money to produce and
which represents ,nore hard labor
'han the ordinary individual has
any idea
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Anderson
who have been employed at the La
Neta hotel for the past two weeks.
left for the latter's home in La Jara,
Colo, Monday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11

See the best selected line OF Books
offered this year, at Abbott & Good
ding Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11

Master George Myers, who was
operated on at the local hospital two
weeks ago. was able to return home
Sunday morning
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11

j. II. c. Ruybal of Alamosa, spent
week, visiting relatives and friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11

DR.. Driver, the only lecturer OF the
Course. Don't miss him. Entertain
ing, instructive, inspiring.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11

The Millers and the Fassett teams
We're matched Monday night and the
former won by margin of 11S pins,
with the following scores:
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11

Roy Heilman, who is teaching
school near Alamosa this winter, Wis
tied with home folks over Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11

Walter DIETRICH took dinner with
the Magills, Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11

See the best selected line OF Books
offered this year, at Abbott Il Good
ding Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11

l.. H. Duvic went to Alamosa Mon
day on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11

We have ii splendid assortment of
Art Calendars in leather and other
materials. Abbott & Goodding Drug
Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The November number of the Ell
Monte was dedicated to the football
team. This edition is well written
up and gives each football player his
just praise
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-11

up and gives each football player his
just praise
The Opera House has been a scene
of activity the past week. Sweep
ing, scrubbing and carpenter work
are helping to make the building
better place for athletics.
The report cards were handed to
the Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores
Monday evening but the Freshmen
had to wait until Tuesday to read
their DOOM
A very interesting talk was given
in chapel Thursday, by Mr.. Parmen-
ter. He chose as his subject.
characteristics l would like to see
among High School students. Many
good thoughts and ideas were
brought out clearly in his address.
Basketball practice has been
started this week and we are hoping
to have as good basketball teams as
we had football
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23

at him, y Fatty saying you gimme
that blk Of sody crackers round yort
hrck or III what the life outen you :!
a alongside Of Fatty was EVERY bit
Of food that had been rownd the luther
dogs urcks cNccp " coarse what he
had nlrcddy cl II cain out Fatty had
lade for the dogs IN the holer thare
y ns EVERY one cain by he had
tempted them I'm n staOl thare food
off THAR uccks, so when thay showed
mp to the reel lost travlers thay dldeut
have amy, Il got llkked
Sumtime sumthing Is going to hap
pin to Fatty for his gluttenncss hut
II seams II long time hsppIning, say
we
SUNDY SCHOOL NOAT
Bun lIlrkcys Sundy school tcecher
scd ne had uughtcr start thinking
uhowt Suudy chool n his lessuns oI
Suttidy mite, 81 touite when Bull IL
maid 10 talk his bath he * going Ia
leave the tub flow oaycr 4 play h,
IS Noah 4 II Is the flood.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
Notice Relstlre to Removal sf mas
Worms


Pub paly Times Jan 81 o2.2Il
Agreeable TO the provisions NJ Ordin
unce 1880, relating to the removal and de
struction " bag worms, sud the abate
ment Of the nuisance occAsioued thereby,
notice IL hereby given 70 each and every
owner and occupant Of any lot block
OF tract OF land within the city of ok
lahoma city, upon which, or upon the
thoroughfares abutting thereto, there are
trees, shruhbery, or other vegetation
wherc there nov exists the larvel moth
or baG worms. that he IL hereby direct
ed In accordance with said ordinance
within three lal days from the date
hereof. TO remove and destroy all such
bags and the laryel moth occupying the
same aud incident thereto. now upon the
growing upon such lot, block. or tract
N land or upon the thoroughfares sbut
tug thereto, snd further notice 10 given
that unless such removal aud destruC
ton shall be made within the time above
stated that I'm accordance with said or
Ilnance the Park Department will pro
ceed lo remove and destroy the same
aud certify the rust thereof to the citv
clerk who shall certify the same 10 the
Hoard VI Commissioners Of said city. and
thereup0n said ioard will ascertain the
cost N such abatement aud assess the
same Is a special tar against the proper.
~ frum which snid bag worms have been
removed aud the same shall he collected
Ra otherwise provided by said ordinance
and a. other special assessments are col
lrctpd
Dated mi. 18th day OF January s,s
"a. WHIT NJ GRANT,
SehD Mayor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23
Every Fellow Who Owned bog GOt
Him.

Of wine a sum boxes Of food Il things
for them. a suNe thHro lives phil
srd the way to play 1t WINS fur sum VI
ms to he munk, Il sum the trWlers
which got lost n then We would all
hook sumthing lu etr out Of our huvs
~ Il talk ur dogs Scud them uft
after the lost tu,l lers.
Well, EVERY rrller which owned q
dog got him. a we started n osNrr
In Andy Audrr,ous fathers barn. 4
all the tclIrI, g0' things ont of thauu
pantricS 4 We had quite lur of
food 1t was drsidcd the best way IN
do WAS have the fellers which owned
the dogs be- the lost trnvlers, aA the
dogs would monst likely find them
easiest, su Hen Van Ness, Andy An
derson, Kenny Alha, Turp stebbns,
Walt white and uther persuns which
belonged To the dogs went or up the
| hill 4 lade down 10 the SNOW.
Thay lade lhnre abOwt I hour a
mthing happiurd. 4 thay were get
ting prltty roald a dlsgusted, so Andy
Anderson got ny X whissled Tor his
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23
CAkRANA STOPS OFFENSIVE
TO LET VILLA SINK ALONE

brownSvll.e. Tex, Jan % Gen.
ernl Nenustiano Carranzo has ISSUED
orders 10 his generals to avoid taking
the offensive nt present in the belief
that the villa movement will dish.
tegrntc Of its own uc,urd II lrfr
alone according to the statement
here Of II Mexican high In Carranzls
ia circles. The order IL nascd on re-
ported friction among villa leader.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23

dog a he calm along, but when he
got thare wnscut amy food rOwnd his
neck. so Andy give him hiking
for eating Il
The salm thing hspplned to nbowt
eyyery luther fcllrr n thay all mlvD
II to thonse greedy dogs plenty
Flnully EVERY dog had showed up
oanly Torp Stchbns', 80 Torp went
looking Tor him Phil Wlgglesworh
which wns the he'd munk 4 had cent
the dogs or scd ne seen him going
up the hill all rite. hut Torp couldcnt
tase him with all hls whlsslmg. prlt
~ soon thoug he herd him growlmg
n WHARF was he but mp In hollcr
mere the top " the hill, \ he had Fat
~ Believes up IN cOaner, growing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23

ul- \ see 1t was different out at the
Hrm where knew every one, ANA
with old Sidney Dillon I'm my corner
was afraid to look around when
climbed IN the ring Every time
looked at that sea of face, felt sick
scu>ich | guess So ! just looked
down and tried TO imagine myself ont
at MuyWood Farm and dcnr old sidney
Dillon iu my corner Sunddcnly the
referee said NhalZ yer nnmeF
'SlpNLN DlLLON' answered
before knew what / Said He must
of misunderstood the first unmr for he
nr,itnrcd second and then hawIed
cut Jack DILLON 30
So tmt IS how II happened reader
rrrud, inst rs he told IT, And To this
day there are many uf Juck Dulon'+
host friends who don't know that Jack
Dillon l- only nom de- gu"rrr or
should we say nom de- chouIt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23

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q" I''' sport '"I""" ',' "' '.' 'I,''
l'n N"I tine open E'I 'hH'h'.'"''"p
VIII 10" dropped ioI the >.hr'n "i
l'ln 1- ms brru done with in. Henry
regatta. the oxford Cambridge crew
race md other English sport classic,
With their principal home Journeys
abandoned these professional. would
welcome the opportunity Do play iu
America for their sources of revenue
mu,r been grntly curlnilod since the
beginning NJ huNilurs There Is uu.
other side ro thr situation. however.
which leave. the question NJ utmntr
entry boo 3ouhr While there urr mum
beer ul pumnnur prufr.,lum- who
are mot serving with the English rru
mrut- on the continent large major
NV nrn connected with ynrIou, hom,
dcrrn,r organizations and are Ioprn to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23
GREAT SUPPLY OF STAMPS
TAKEN TO MATAMORAS


Brownsville. Tex, jan 23-Onc
million pesos worth " Mexican
stamps have been brought To Nlata
morns for Safcty, being the entire
reserve supply for Tamallpas, Nueyo
Leon and several other northeastern
states The stamps are said to have
been brought 10 the border to Icrmit
taking them TO the American t'de In
case the villa forces are successful
I'm the northeast.
The masculine idea Of intellectual
woman II one who Ii built like hair
pin and wears spectAcles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23
SLIGHT EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
CONTINUE IN AVEZZANO

Ayczzauo, Italy Jan. % Slight
earthquake shocks continue to be- felt
here. These dlsturhauceSlnfe causing
the walls which were cracked by the
earthquake Of last week to fall and
Keeping the popuace In state oi
terror
Three persons, two women and q
boy eight years Old, were taken alive
from the ruins Of fallen building
today. All We're In good condition
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23
In Our School
BY PAUL WEST

so school today a everybody fcaI
ing good
When We got ont thi, mouruug
phil NIgglrswurth ,rd me- had an idrc
Tor new gain. It being Lost In the
Alps thHy being sum muuulius whnrr
thay have saint Bernard dogs y when
amy poor stranger gets lost In thc
snow the munk, send the dogs ont
looking FOR them with littel barrul-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23
Villa Soldiers win Police
Johnson Willard Contest

New York Jan 23 rm- ln 'w
luuu~W. willard rhUmpiuu~M' .I|''
ul Juurz. McN.. ou March 800. up
idl, bclug completed Tie promoters
hu,r established pcrmnnrut Wml"r
ut El raso. Just across the wrcmo
tioum boundary aud mapped uu u
long llst or detail. which MUST h,
arranged before the principals enter
tine ring Training quarter, fur rhum
plon and challenger have been .c
Icrtcd and the preliminary workout
viii begin within the urNr two weeks
Willard will do his conditioning h
the suburbs of III ru,u where th'
summer home VI uu" of tine lrudiu-
citizens has been p'urrI 100 his dis
posal Located ou One of the prurl
pnl huuleyarls " the city it viii 10,
easy " acrc.. and with the -mromd
Ing ground, ud stables affords rN
cellent nrlirr~ for both indoor um.
outdoor wfr., IuIm>m win prepare
un the Mexican side ul thr t0D
Grandc Training umrlrU have been
secured for him BOO lhe'1mrr2 uUrrn
House and accommodations for him
self and staff of helper, iu nearby
cottngc.
Rom purui-t- are planning to nr
rive pt thr trimming mmu. early next
month in order lm tine. mnN hr
come accustomed to the mrrtirl ut
mospherr. Both III ru-u unI lwrl
have an altitude of close Goo 1000 feet
and training conditions Hu vastly
different FROM Those prevailing 20
lower Level,
This was brought w sharply iu
rbr Johnson Irifrr. contest 100 1910
After sprndim. SOME uurh- m .uudi
flaming ar close ro .rD .r,r near san
rrpprisrn the ramus were shifted lu
Reno when rnc Governor ordered the
rr,,Ii.,. .u of california Th.
..nopr. =, rn. \,,adn town n nu al
rtudr. nf nupr1AImui.N laup rrrl -rt
.arL tpr trimming rm mN urok
,,niIr pruum1I, nu ..u..- were
adsprluy ,hrm>u,. .u I.r usnrn
mir
Under lnr uu..r schedule h,
boxers win have um mw foo rN,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23
hoTlCE Of ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING OF TnE STATE OIL

Notice Is hereby given to all stockholl
ers OF The state on Company that the
annual meeting " the stockholders NJ
the state Oi COMPANY for the election
Of hoard " directors TO serve Tor the
ensuing year. aud such other business as
may properly come before such meeting
will be hed on the sth day Of February,
1915 al the cOmpuny's office, 1908 Camp
bell building In Oklahoma city, OkshOma.
n \ ROWLAND,
Secretary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23
M..hInrtOn Ayenue RsptIst. eorner

Of Washington and Walker C. r..
Hairfield, pastor. sunday school,
50 AZ a. m; preaching II a. M Feed.
fng the Multitude II. Y. z. L. meet.
ing q 80 p m. preaching, Z 80 y. IN,
"Tinding God" prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, 80 p 10. A cor.
dial welcome 10 strangers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23
Ma MAJ

Wlllers docking ~ Eardenar's pha
,0ol-I say, SANDY when YOU had
ihese photos taken why didn't yo,,
mile" wv
shndy-"An those picters coatin'
- dollar q doEenl Smile AotEtn's