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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13


Tho usms 81 mi. ,au1rstar hall b. ths
iuuNt MOTOR COMPANY
,Ns so'Aheia." Liability
The l%o.,ton u in r%riae'pai office n ihi'
state she'll be- boz Albuquerque View Nr.lrn
nni Hhe agent Oh eharFe ~ aid pfiuslpal o.
fte nad upon whom pfa~sss afa|a,i ths cor
p%oraiion msy he served D. " 9 Hoover
The nhlsrts ~ this cauafaiiar b. formed
Hff io tus fsl farhlufa lf1as and deal in
iar. and sn tlnds Of mo,r- tsti,ist vhsihri
fhs motive poser ha f@-sHIHe. steam Aero
Hsnr electricity ur other rhsfauru nr roo
nsrutHg ~ HHfor manufacturer o. .alHs
aEsais 81 dHtuhuinrs thr bay ine f'lilrf
cod dlalInF lu n1fur Efuul.ea and arrras0flrs
gnt An huts ~ rerr0nal rrorerif io rn'
tnri 40 eref.ie a. tfNse h0rree mrnei
fn ~ cell lease nsr. bold convey mort
SAG snd dssi ln rel estpis io iran maHsf
ard fatr g. afrlHiS rel and ufrenal rrUrr
sHy and tu o. si thinls rrfrHarrf and lH.
cidsnt md usuai in tle oaudau ~ taid hHsi
mess
To amounf of no tltal huiharirsd capital
strft ~ this corporation shall o. rnilrN
rtut SAND nulI.fNH divided lnfn thrse
t1rdred shares ~ 90 iiuuiui noiiau raf
tala. cafh snd ihe amaunt - capital stock
ih whirA thlt corporation shrn 'r'mmsrce
hus.ng, shal Doe Seven Thuusond fl,o liun'
bred Dollar
rhs name. aad its iirs sss Of mo- 'nrar
pnrni'rs trd fhf uumhfr n sharss ~ stock
fuhsrIihed hs rarh orc A. foiines
tfnssi @ f~atrmlJsf h.huqusrgus 3 A.
Rae.r Nsciu-hss Aibugu,rqus s. v. 5
G,urss o. z.ar.ss Nbugrsrqus s. " ~
" e Hoo.sr Albuquerque s. u 30
hare
TIE period ei duration % BE oorparaIau
ahah hH iiiy Year
Tho dirsstofs Of thl, corporation shs han
HHt ns such fHr fhf nraf three mnnIhs alter
ttr films OF fHIs certificate shall Us hrutst
% ruhnHsysr osorre D. xeafus md vs. g.
IS TESTIMONY WHEREOF Cd, sfar, ,Ii
incorporation have h%aItn1io poi tlrIr iaHi
a1d saals hf AltgIH.'quf Nev Nesle. tH
this JON OK .nu. iain
WunTWr N~eCLtUUAN. a. sl
NtuNoE D. NfAtlNu u.Nl
~ e. HOOVER Il. Sd
stsie ~ Wow M,sI.1. County ~ hcrnalill.
hs O. Remembered that m this ism t,,
lf 'arHhu A ID tbfo.t h# furr me tus sHaff.
.Irutd tIthnrIl HrHHnaNF Hurearrd tn,.t
20 ~tHhnurIfr Nnhcu Mfti ushan George T.
IfaHus end N 4 Hoover Known Co. mr 90
hf the rsrsHrs described Iu tnd who e.
trufld thr fHnrsuiuE Iattfumrnt nri arknoul
gased ihai ihg esrrnied no sare a. m'if
Wms, ml hard ,ai col or ist us isih
day 81 lanaap A. u i'i'
Noiay ruhH- boz nod Dor nvnnanio c"uuiy.
So 0Hmm scion rxrrr Orfuhrr 20 1871
ENDORSED
su HNsp
,gr me sss a .. S', rs.' No., rn 1
30 Ninrl hnlhru Liability rIlHd iu office
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

T,W men would decline To- have
their photographs mkon prosiicntlii
cabinet sIED.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

SAXON SIX. model 1915. good con.
diuon. Just o%verhnuied Price feii
IL sold 20 onre Phone ftfa. or call
Hotel Tom DuviH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

Accept "r|aifurnlh syrup % Firs
luiy luuk flt the name california on
the rl'kure, Then YOU are sure your
child U having d best and most
nHrwIf"H laxative ur uhYHlc for the
little stomach. liver and bowels chill
drrn love lte delicious fruity tuste.
Ful directions fur ohild's use ON each
bottle Give ID without fear
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

idlcn"sH d. such r. slow traveller
that poverty 10 oNortHkts IT,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

Tho uame ~ fhls corporation shall D. fhI
uuuN tn MOTOR COMPANY
tNs Noskhtidan LIABILITY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

The l%oration n itt rrinf pal ofnco Dr. ihis
State she'll be- boz Albuquerque NsN HrFlrr
Zee nud upon whom ufHrfsa aFalutf Tho cor
r]uratlou msy No. served b. " Z Hoover
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
NEW MEXICO CENTRAL HALLWAY


h " 10. 3 frurl 30 ras- aad ~. : ffum "a
east "a sauia W. uifa ~ . " q fr Denver.
10 f1nrrlif a. fsnrady with A u 4
d q SO 90 f0ua kltaq gnqns a willard
With A = a y frsIn for nannfalnllf.
Nfirn and hlhuquergus a. Turranss vifh u
u ~ $50 3 far saafa ha.a. Tarsmfau
and lne east
lnf luhe lrfUulHNnn c1nmunlrats viii
p D. nauGEnsoN
Tfafur Manager
r1nfa ~. a. AZ
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LOST.


if'Nl Itd Uuroc pile. pix weeks OH.
suitable reward fur rHfun fD fi2i
H tiiih street ur phone ttit-N.R.
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Legal Notices


hThTI nl MfM MNNIih
State Cooperation CommistioE % New
Mexico
CERTIFICATE or COMPARISON
United States n Anfrct state of NrH N'N
Irn Ha
De BE- Hereby Certified. trFt ftr HnrrNri
De- a fuil true aud complete tTHus ruf ri tnH
CERTIFICATE ot INCNNfuNA IluH nl
HOOVER MOTOR COMPANY
go Stntkhnidtrs Liability
tAu uNsNI
With coo endorsements tdtrr0n Hs .1Wr Hp
u,ris un nle aud ~ r,s4fi in 200. Ufl"a ni
Goo State Corporation fnHml.sIHu
tu Testimony whereof the stale tHrugrn
fiuu Commission Ui Che State uf Sew heh
boo bios caused this certificate tn Hr signed
hy it, chairman and tte seal ~ sHii Com
mission in boz affixed st thr tF Nf SANTA
fu Un this gsth dHN ~ lHuugN q ID 1919
uiUu q WILLIAMS
tsonl1 Chairman
Attest.
MORRISON Crti
AKriCLts Of Incorporation
state ~ NrW Mrsir0. county 90 hrrnal un
We. Ernest %. fuhmrYrI Robert 81,
Clu.hun Hrofsc D. XrhrIus Hnd W e.
Hoover nl helms rtittus aud rrtld'nts 81
mo state Di h.a Ntaicu. Rud rrsidinN De- AZ
huuuenuur ApW Mtsico du hereby eritlfl
that Ne has, associated oanrlycs together Tor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

OXFORD HOTEL DINING ROOM
der now management special
sunday dinner. Short orders. efr sre-
'tnl ratios hy tho month Home eoot
iuE family sty'p guf south Third a..
Mrs Nichols. Mgr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
wARTED-Female Help


WANTEn-A cook or o. soninn 60
assist with cuoiing sea p Third
WANTED -Oiri Tor eonerui house.
worE Apph us North Edlth.
WAETED-rosiuIons
WANTEn-rnsiuou ns salesman FIf-
t0sn years business experience can
furnish hsHt of references Answer,
hoN 't care Herald.
WAN fED-miscunRnaous
100000
WANTED-An kinds of house riosu
inr polishing floors ana furniture
All work done neatly. Phone zoe.
WANTED To trdr Tor u good 500.
oud irud cav. Ford preferred Bnx
ai' phone .iOl-il
WASTED TO bus sooondhnnd fur.
uiture. ChaH D.. koppeier. t0t So.
llrHt - Phone sG5.
wANTED-G rcnn Eodak managing
nv master photographer; twico
daily service. ttomembor. satisfaction
guaranteed. Send your finishing 10 .
reliable established firm. Hanna a
Hanna. Master PhotoEra pliers
FOR SALE-miHcefianeoua
ron SALE Twin hatv buggy ava
West Gold
ron BALE O.. inch stool shufuna.
foot be- iio iiuN ga or phone
24Ol-FI
FOR sALE-Reristercd and ~unrerla-
tered Jersey COWS. RIO Grande In
dustrial school BOX ssS.
FOR SALE Beds. Dresser stoves.
Hook 'nft Music cabinet and
Home canned Fruit SOC d walter.
FOR SALE Three room cottage with
bath and sleeping porch. partly
Furnished. University Heights. Phone
tie1
TOH SALE Choice northern Callfar.
mia trc'a timv aud pick what you
want no south Walnut Phone
lf0g-W
QuI'k SALE ono hodatead sprlrFr
aud mattress. One g0ud automobile
trailer h-u%uaHrnEer Dodge Hrot.
tpuring car, 10 model 223 West Cop
per
ron SALE ono good work or brood
marc, CO., VIII Trade foi saddle pony
CAN before o "a en- or between ne and
3 ut noon or aftsr O. pm 4N2 Nurtll
Third street Phone t0iA
FOR SALE Five lnte. cisur. $3.50.
Roma avenue, near TIN street O..
90 pc inclusive. block 4 pcrea A..
.esscd at $1,000 Make offer 3 r
Hathaway 1897 GAYLORD street. ben.
N,r Colo
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rrArf uu NEW MFNfCp
state Cooperation Commission Of New
~cERrrrtcArf 81 Comparison
united siatss Of AmsHsa stats ~ Ssv Mes
it' j. Hereby Certified. nat ,ts s~nus,sa
i,r re ', .4g,s,f h,1n,,,r' 'ln,s%
ilAhtttTh uf HOOVER MOTOR
COMPANY
$50 rfH.tHalHrr liahiifl
$50 uNFII
with the ,ne,r.eH..f. thereon o. ,sm, rp
pears on Il. Hud .f record ln ffr Uff.. ~
fhr State Corporation tnum saiHn
ln Testimony Nhtrrot che state 'gu'Hra
s' ' , ss.'i ,i OF i, 10 h., s' .ss,a y,
20 be- affixed H th. Ctf % santa b. %
.hH 3Hih da} "i ,nnuap 4 -, .iNit
,s,an Chairman
Attest
a = MORRISON. Clsrt
Cf|RrtFittTt coz Sos LIABILITY 40
state " New Wr,lel County ~ heualtIini
We. Ernttt ~ l~uhrmeYrr Robert Mr
CluEhnu otcrse D. Isauns and W
MOTOR COMPANY .po s,a,khotdsr iibi
tfyi do hereby rertif tHaf There shali hs rH
stu,khoidsu lshlltf tf rHaHun nt thH lH.HIus
~ any sto,s boz 'aii corporation or oH as
wi,as, oor band. 90 si. this isb day
Of Ianlars. A 1910
ERNEST luRtEYIR tLrI
RuUfUT MUClIUWAN. Us
GFnRlE D. KEAifNG. U.t|
M e. HOOVER IINI
state Hl Sew NrrIU1 County of nHwHIHH
hc n Remembered That ou ttls 10Th iag Hi
January A ID t1tp before mt ihs under
siEurd Authority personally appfafsd EWUsi
q Fuhrurtrr Robert Mrrlnehau Osargf DO
Xu1ring and ~ g. flower knnNu 900 ms iH
ho 600 pfr.aas o. INri boz aud 400 .s..Hi
the foregoing |u.frUueut and nrinHnlHde.i
that ihry esteufrd fh" sane a. their free iri
and decd
Witness MS haHd GOD seal on this tom dai
Of i%aHuari. a tuln
s. G THANruN
Notary Public n and Tor Rernaiilin Count,
New Metlf0.
Ny commission cIrs oeitber ~. 1921
EhuunSfn3
Nu 1000
Cor Rcd SOL r raga aaf. CeuITrat.
o. Non iaIIIt 10 stosthoiaers Of llnaysI
Motor Comlanl fled IN Onirr ~ sitf.
Garporaf rn Coon |H.|un ~ Ata MptIrn. Ifn
2sih. iUlr 20
A. l., MORRISON
Clffk.
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Santa Fc Time Table
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So. sna-ffnr m raf1. I1irfu
40 sln--ffrm ~ ralo. . uuam
SO sli snnar. e. ~ usion No ia
iof Ci1tls r.a.s sailtf harsas Cltg asd
Nflf coast
~ s0s sarrests a. nsisn slth No rs
Clovis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

WE PAY highest price for GENT and
ladies' old clothes and cid SHOES
,hicaeo Second Hand store. Phone
.9c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

AFTER FEfi a. AS office wii he
in lioom 2if. korhrr Kids e0dts
North f'rnud street Phone hat. M.
= tngo o. g.. Thlroprucfor
The sun., 1919-10-13
LAUREL ENTRIES.

First Race-Two-year olds; six furiongs:
Wedding Cake, ia: Tattle. l12; Runnyven,
ii2: Nancy Ann. 1903: Red Domino. 1l9: Rory
O'More. ia; Mimllant Lady. 100; Miss sta
them. 1909; Alias. liz; Damask, III; Wehew,
liz; Miss Horner, ia; Le Glorieux. III;
Second Race-Maiden three.year-olds and
upward six fTlongs; Chmera, les;
scramble, lO5: Little Ed. - Legacy no;
War smoke. li5; "Pih-och. iiG; sBorten, lis
liz; Musixet. ITO; Marie Council, lO2; SDuG
de Guise 105; Unc'e John. 10; Onward. ll5.
Third Race-F1llies; tnree-year- olds; mile
Milkmaid 100; tHighlan1/ Light. 1903: Knot
1903: Sticking, i03. tweid entry.
Fourth Raee-The Columbia Handicap,
three-year- Odds and upward; mile and q fur.
long: Leochares. l22: Clean Gone %; tYalor
III; Jack Stuart. 100: Carpet Sweeper l02
Shank o'Day o.: tCorn Tassel. ITO. IS. O.
Fifth Rsee-Handicap; three-year.olds ano
upward. Mile and a sixteenth: Routledse
tvalor, lis. iHildreth entry. -'
Sixth Race-Claiming; handicap; three year
olds and upward: mile yslapar. Ito: Elected
H.. los; ssylvano. l0i; s'rhe Decision, 100:
sCelto l09: The Belgian H.. liz: .Broom Ped.
der loi; King John; 1ls; Queen OF the sea.
ieS; Mint Eat; ios; The Desert. lOd; crump'
Seventh Race-Four.y ear-olds and upward
Claiming; mile ana sixteenth: sunny Hill,
III; 'Bjerman, III; sHarwood II III 'Gar'
bage, l06; Tie Pin, III; Encore, ne; Tit for
Tat. los: @. NJ. Miller, Ill; Blackboard, 100
sThe belgian H., Ill: Golden Glow. iii;
.Dan: ~: water War III; -Bill slpmons.
sApprentice allowance ciainnod
The sun., 1919-10-13
WALKER IN FINAL
OF GOLF TOURNEY
With Newton Advances in
Championship Play--Title
Tilt To-day.

The second and the semi-final rounds
Of the Staten Island individual golf
championship were played over the
Richmond County course yesterday In
spite of the unfavorable weathe~. and
f. c. Newton and A. L. Walker, Jr.,
qualified to meet each other in the final
round for the championship this after
noon. They will clash in n thirty-six
hole match, which should prove the most
closely contested of the tournament.
Walker, intercollegiate individual
champion, Is favored to take final hon.
crs. but Newton has the reputation of
giving the best of them a stiff battle.
Newton not long ago won chief honors
liz the Lynnewood Hall tournament, and
may upset expectations by taking to-
Gays match from Walker. In the second
Walker beat NJ. F. Griffin. and 6.
A big surprise was caused by the de-
feat of A. c. Perry, champion Of Fox
Hills by J. D. Newman of Fox Hills
in the second round yesterday. 1t was
n hard fought match all the way. but
Newman finally won. up and 1. In
the semi-finals Newman was widely out
played by +. C. Newton OF Richmond.
who won. 5 up and 4.
W. S. Van CIief made a very fine
eighty in the AFTERNOON IN his match
with Waddell Catchings in the beaten
eight OF the championship division.
The match was played in a cold. driv-
ing rain, but the elder player drove with
great precision and played well out of
the rough. The match ended 2 UP
and /. The summaries:
Championship Division. Second Round-F.
c. Newton, Richmond County. beat II. Miller
John. Richmond County up and to play
J u. Newman, Fox Hills. beat A. C Perry,
Fox Hills. up and to play: A. /. Walker,
Jr., Richmond County. beat N r. Griffin,
Richmond County. up ana 8 TO play; Court
landt Van Clief Richmond County, beat d.
It. Alien, Fox Hills 3 UP and to play.
Semi Final Round-Newton beat Newman,
8 up and 20 play; Walker beat Van Chef,
7 UP and to play.
Second Sixteen. Second Round--w. C
Cooper, Fox Hills. beat B. T. Bottomc. Fox
His. up: w. C. Van Chef. Richmond
County. beat X Twining. Richmond County,
/ up: Have'ock walser. Richmond County,
beat It. W Tannock. Fox Hills. up and 2
TO play; T. II. Russell. Richmond County,
beat J. \. Slater. Fox Hills, up and to
play.
semi-Final Rognd-Cooper beat Van chef
up and TO play; Walssr beat RUSSELL M
and to ploy.
The sun., 1919-10-13
LAT0NIA ENTRIES.

Tirst dRaS s5 purse g. 400 .hces,
ander 1851 Mida ie7 M Nj, srea.or A is
o cChoeki9; iSs; War Prize, ITO: dlpsey
s Sssn 4 ~ Clark T1n'i ~. i ht,s Gallant LAD
Foster. 1885, .B. a. johnson. ics; Verde
second Race.Pur;so 1850: two.yssr.
olds; maidsns; one mile; Mamie o., los;
tAlsace. 100; Lady Transvaai, 100; Gem
sTsi Glenn Glenn ilsi Airdrs li2 tPrinee Pal
ia: Alex. Jr.. 1l2: Major Bradley, III;
s hGo Of TIrSmps; III; AlsS elisi6lo; Ac-
Third Race-Claimlng; purse $500
two-year ODDS; I'VE and a half fur slt'ass
Lady Sweep; Io.; ,'InSniry, io'; Golden
100; Mayroso, 100; mabel G.. ito; Dire ire.
tor James. liz; Duke OF Wellington, lis.
R Peg e. ics Hidden TALENT He iSt cs e5
tain Herschieg. liz; Blue Jeans. ZOE.
Fourth Race-Purse ti.5ooi three-year-
furionss: Lorena Moss. 1905; swsspi M, :
Princess, iS4; Call cSici. iot; Fla H.,
Fifth Race-Purse $4,000; Columbus
Handicap; three.year- and upward;
@sE MILF iS 5ans io Lion d6
sixth Race-Purss 1850; three-year.
Resaio. 100; s3eilsoiaT. 81; Manager waite
lOS: Sands OF Pleasure, lo6; Prospector
los; Tippo Sahib, loe.
Seventh Race-Clalming; purse $1,000,
an eighth; sLuoilie p, l04: sNight Owl
io5: sRhymer, 1885 scorydon, 1906: sPrincs
Igor. 1875 III. g. Baseh, io7; Lucky r.,
Gordon Russell, il0: 'Jifiy. 10; Water.
ford. lis. Also eligible. 'Mistress Polly
lo4; j.. e stone. 40; 'haladln. les; Mar.
sApprent,cs allowance claimed.
The sun., 1919-10-13
ARABIAN HORSES
IN GARDEN SHOW
Will Be Exhibited for First
Time i'm IA Years in Ma
tiOnal Event.

For the first time in fifteen years there
will be grand exhibit os Arabian
horses at the National Horse Show, to
be held at the Madison Square Garden,
November IL TO 81, for the benefit OF the
Salvation AIRY. The directors have re-
solved 20 turn over sum equal to the
gross proceeds OF the five days and
nights TO the CHEEKY comforters of our
boys on the firing line.
Arab horses are little known in New
York. although there are a number of
three quarter or half breds that pass
along the bride paths Of Central Park
every Afternoon that are unknown and
unnoticed. For the Arab is the parent
stock OF many breeds, including the
lordly thoroughbred racing machine, the
hackney. the registered Kentucky saddle
horse, the standard bred trotter and
also the Morgan horse.
The great Napoleon recognized their
value as chargers, and those who re-
member the gray horse on which he is
mounted In the famous picture, THE Re
treat from Moscow" will at the Garden
see Il duplicate nearly of that magnih-
cent animal when w. r. Browns Arab
mare Gaenurs is brought into the ring.
MT Brown, by the way. is now the most
important breeder of Arabians in this
country. He recently bought the entire
stud of Col. Spencer Borden, at some
thing over 500, 900, for the stations and
mares. A small Arab stallion that has
taken three first prizes at the famed
Crystal Palace show in England will also
be exhibited among the polo mounts.
In other days Arabs have been ex-
hlblted OF the National Horse Show,
starting at the first in 1888, when ex-
President Grant sent into the ring Leon
ard and Linden Tree, given TO him by
the Sultan OF Turkey. In 1893 the late
Randolph Huntington exhibited num-
| Der of Arabs. both pure blooded and alsc
crossed with the standard bred trotter
and later still Homer Davenport. the
artist. showed the Arabs which he per
sonally entered the desert to obtain
This was in 1895. and since that time
, no full blooded Arabians have appeared
at the National Horse Show.
The sun., 1919-10-13
How Oarsmen Jared
in New York Regatta

Junior Single sheii--won by William
=: Bernauer, Ravenswood Boat Club; Al
ond; Edward L. Mittnieht, brooklyn Row:
ing Club, third Time, e;l4. Time OF
Junior -Four G,g-won by Lone star
Boat Club tbow Harry Rosenthal. No. 2
samuel siesel, No. David NJ. Maimin,
No. 2 T: Cischowski, No. 8 J. Rath. stroke
Il; Krahn, coxswsin +. Beckerl. second.
TINE a.. s siSss oFSwi t%s 81
Frank SobotAa. First Bohemian Boat Club;
William J. Morris Metropolitan Rowing
Club, second Time. e;2s. Time OF sec
Senior Single sheii--won by Louis zoha.
First Bohemian Boat Club; John shea;
Wells. Metropolitan Rowing Club. third
Junior Double cig-won by viking Row
iog Club tbow william Berger, stroke y
Grossman); Union Boat Club tbow W.
Fab stroke N. Hsrth). second. Time
XssoSis Cation O Single Senior shes-won
by David Andres, Active Boat Club; Al
bert Kalbac, First Bohemian Boat Club
intermediates -Four Dared Gis--won by
First bohemian Boat Club tbow "a
lajks. No; # Toman. No. F. spivek.
Nonpareil Rowing Club (bow II stem
lamp. No. = J, Kuran. no. II. =; y C pea,
Harry Rosenthal. No . Samuel Siegel. No.
David s. Maimin, stroke Henry Frohch'
coxswain j LilianthaD. third. Time. 5;a'.
Second crews time, $40.
Junior ouadruSe sculls-won by Mas;
sau Boat Club chow C. X. Trafton. No.
F. f. Meinhoitz. No J. II. Gallagher,
stroke A. Sohweitzer) Metropolitan Row
Ing Club (bow IL. n. Herber No. J. y.
Herber. No. 9 G. 4. zoeller. stroke A. q;
Fleming. second. Time, 5:2s 20. Second
crews time, $3.50.
Senior Foar Dared Gig-won by Union
B Bost, CI96 SO J.; h .,xoi,s 20 n-oail
coxswaln J. Culieton); Viking Rowing Club
chow X. Walwar, No. 2 NJ Minthe, No.
II. Grossman. stroke william Berger, cox
swain F. Becker>. second: Nonpare!l Row
ing Club chow H. Steinkamp. No. 2. ].
Kurnan, No. II. Pearse, stroke II. I.iv-
ingston, coxswain ]. II: Conlinl. third
Time $50. Sacond crews time. 5:49.
intermediate Quadruple sculls-won by
Nonpsreil Rowing CLUB tWilliam T. Dono-
van. W. Cronin, ]. Kelly. H. z. O'Deal
Metropolitan Rowing Club tJoe Mack
George Weimer Tom Zilli, z. Farhaml'
second. limo. 5:4S. Second crews time
5:3g
The sun., 1919-10-13
GRAND CIRCUIT SHIFTS.
Atlanta Meeting VIII begin This
Afternoon.

ATLANTA. Ga, Oct 10. Horses,
drivers, trainers and all the other APP
purtenances OF Grand Circuit racing
were transferred to-day to Atlanta pre-
paratory to th, opening tomorrow at
Lakewood track OF the annual meeting
which gives the South its only exhibit
tea OF the sport.
Twenty-Five races are on the pro-
gramme for the week, including one for
. purse o. $500. offered by the South
eastern Fair Association. Direct c. Bur-
nett. driven by Murphy, and Frank
Rowey, driven by Cox, and number
of other well known Grand Circuit en-
tries viii contest for this prize. A num-
Der OF prsas have been offered locally
and there are also special events Tor
Georgia's horses, a number of which
have been entered.
The meet will be opened tomorrow
with. the 2 90 pace, III which Grace Di.
rect. Direct c. Burnett and other win.
hers will contest.
The sun., 1919-10-13
.SLOssON TUNING UP.
Runs 500 In II Innings I'm Prac'
tice for Cue Title Tourney.

William F. Hoppe. the phenomenal
cue expert, Is not the only player en-
tered In the coming balklne champion
ship tournament who is showing remark
able form in practice for the event. al
though he startled followers OF The game
a few days ago by running b07 in a
single inning. From Boston comes word
that the veteran master OF the balkline
game, George F. Slosson, training for
the tournament at The Boston City Club
a few days ago. ran total of 700 in
seventeen innings. making an average OF
slightly better than ~. The mark was
made under conditions identical with
those under which the tournament will
be played.
Slosson Is perfectly accustomed TO the
strain of tournament play and has COM
peted In as many matches and tourna-
ments az Hoppe, Reports OF the brill
liant form he has been showing of late
have been many. and he may prove that
he Is the invlneible Siosson of old.
The sun., 1919-10-13
DEAN briggs RESUMES DUTIES,

Dean LeBaron r. Briggs has resumed
the position of chairman Of the Harvard
athletic committee. which he gave up
early this year. when called to France
as Harvard exchange professor. He
presided at the first meeting Of the
athletic association yesterday in Cam
bridge. Permission was given the base
ball and lacrosse arrangements to sched-
ule Southern trips ncxt spring. The
schedules for the baseball and soccer
teams were approved and are to he an
nounced within few days. Gardner
Tilton of Lexington was appointed tenn
porary captain OF the soccer team. A
regular leader will be elected in three
weeks
The sun., 1919-10-13

best fishing Is coming to these places
this month when the big weakish strike
In. 1t last until November.
An Geo who contemplates going surf
g. -.s should see that his tackle is new
md the strongest and best he can ger:
as the heaviest fishing Is at this timo OF
the year
Newark. N. J.. Oct. IL.
Wisconsin and the Doc Deer Law.
The report of the state Conservation
year 5S.5ss hunters purchased deer hunt
Ing licenses or tags, and that they killed
approximately $4,000 door. three fourths
of which were does and fawns.
The report continues; ''Does any sane
man contend that these animals can stand
that sort Of killing7 True, fawps are pro-
them or they will soon be shot to death.
and automobiles for accessibility to their
grounds. and the present law In force, VIII
sound the death knell to the deer In Wis
consin within five years: one buck law
Is the only law that will protect the deer
and provide an annual open season.,
A Of wh %soS Kew YorS state
ton Association was able to convince COY;
Smith the repeal OF the buck law would
a progressive step In the elimination of the
WHITE BIRCH.
New York, Oct. IL
With Thanks TO Don mnfquiss
Chapter H.
Baron Munchausen. the Mariner an Jim.
Chock full o. grape juice. clean to the
brin,
Grabbed up a surf rod, bent It round his
neck.
Sent the lead u-whistlin' out er sight. by
Hecki
The lead KEEP a-goin twell Il struck q
dictionary,
The words tried to dodge. but they weren'c
sufficient wary.
1t speared some Rmidships, speareu
some sEknw.
Some II speared backwards an It missed
quite few.
It spearcd 'em in the neck. II epeared
'em in the gizzard.
swhen 1t came to spearin' deeting words
that lead was sure a wizzard.'
Then he started fur to land 'em as they
fought and thrashed,
| Some got manFl"d. some got mashed.
ITO be continued In our next.)
sDear Reader: Watch your step or
that line. 1t may need little jaszins,
hut rs all there. TRY It two or three
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