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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
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A9Iso de Ia Consideration Final de
cuentas de los Administrators 0
E1ecutofcs.
A9iso Sc do que los abajo firmados
han ~protocolado su cuenta final como
EJecutores del antedicho Estado. con
81 e~scriDano de Ia ~antedicha intitula-
.da .corte, y que la dicha corte ha fl
jado 81 Lunes. dfa dos de Agosto.
1920. en- Ia sala de corte de dicha
corte, como 81 tempo y lugar para Ia
consideration de dicha cuenta y IA
confederation de ~cualquiera v todas
ob5eci6nes d eli permitimiento v apro-
bamientO de la mlsma.
ANICETA GONZALES DE GARCIA
RAMON G. GARCIA
BERNARDINO GARCIA
E%jecutores
CARL II. GILBERT
Santa Fse, NJ M,
Abogado por los Elecutores,
list. pub. June "a: Last July 10.
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TEGALES De La 0FIClNk De- TERRENOS'

que que eflos entren su com
parencia en- dicha causa en- 0 antes del
dfa S de Agosto, 1920, Sc rendira I'm
juIcio en- dicha causa en- contra de
eIlOs por n~egligencia ri abogado del
ldemandahte es Francis @. Wilson, Di.
recei0n Postal Santa re, Nuevo Me-
xico.
EN- TEST1M0N1O DE 10 QUAIL he
puesto aduI mi firma y fiiado mi sell0
Official como Secretario de la Corte de
Distrito dentrOy por ell COndado de
Santa Fe, Estado de Nuevo Mexico,
este dia 16 de JUNO, 1920.
ALFREDO LUCERO,
~Secretario.
Por Al M. BERGERE, Diputado.
A1st pub. June II, last July s..
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NorIcE FoA PuRLIcArioN

DEPARTMENT. or THE INTERIOR
u. S. Land Office at Santa Re,
New Mexico, May 20, 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Grover v. Minnick, Of Stanley. N NJ,
who. on Feb. 5, 1918, made Home
stead entry, No. 0275S3y for SWM-
NWh. WhsWK and Lots 1, 4 5,
Section 20 and the EMsBH and SEA
NEH Of Section 80, Township ~ N,
Range 10 Il. N III P. Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention TO make three
yea proof to establish claim to the
land described above. before United
states Commissioners. at Stanley. San
IA re County. n. H., on the 18th day
July, 1920.
Claimant names a. Witnesses
Felix b. Wakefield. Of Stanley. n. A.:
George Holland. Of Stanley, y. Nj
HarwelI Martin. Of Stanley, \. Nj
Ralph Evenson. OF Stanley, y. r.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
REGISTER.
let pub. june 3 last pub, July !
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NorIcE FoR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. Land Office at Santa Fe,
New Mexico, Mays29, 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that Vic
tor Montana. of Stanley, N. M, who
on May 81, 1917, made homestead
entry. No O327gs, for WIZ, Section
81, township II NJ. Range 10 e.,
N. M. p. Meridian, has filed notice
Of intention to make three year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before United states Com
missioner, at Stanley, santa Fe Coun-
ty N. NJ, on the 18th day Of July.
1920.
Claimant names as witnesses: w.
T. Prewitt, of Stanley. N, Nj; Anto-
no Montana. OF stanley, N. NJ; George
Craig, of Stanley, N. M; A. s.. Mar
tin; Of Stanley, N. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGAD0,
Register.
LIST pub. june 8 last pub July !
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Sc pEsA sAagR Cd PARApERo

Sc desea saber Ell paradero del Sr.
ANTONIO ESTAIA MON0z, de 80
amos de edad, mexicano de orfgeni
carpintero de oficio, Quien en- Ell mes
de Mayo de 1918 estBba radicado en-
Ration. Nuevo Mexico. Su familIa en-
Nexico desea saber 81 paradero, y 80
supiica a IL persona que tenga mott.
cias dc Fl, sc sirva communicable al
Sr Carlos Palacios Roll, Consul Me.
nicspo en- Santa 70. Nuevo Mexico.
Sc suplica a ia prensa Ia reprodue'
cioH De este pafFaio.
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decir mucho, pues cuando listed nece-
sta medicina listed debe depender en-
los remedies de Adam. Sc pueden OBJ
tener del boticario o de la tienda o en-
c~ualquier concrete, y 81 no 10 hallan,
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xtco, Y gera enseguida atendido a vuel
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LAS PILDORAS DE ADAM, que go
ian fama donde qniera, pueden ser u
sadas para la Influenza y par toda cla-
Sc de Intermediates del estomago, r.
Homes. higado, etc.
ADAMS QUICK RELIEF. o sea
DESCANSO IMMEDIATE DE ADAMS
Sc usa para pulmonfa y intermediates
del estomago, trabaia como Ell nombre
10 indica, pront0.
REMEDIO DE ADAM PARA Los
RINONES y REUMATIsMO, no tienen
ignal On su efecto pronto y cura ga
rantizada.
Los remedies de Adam gozan dc alta
reputation en- donde quiera yusted no
le pesara. antes do usar otras medicl-
mas. 81 pido q 50 tienda o a su botica-
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personas que han usado los medica-
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mentad0 "a los resullados4
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IA CoRTE DE PRUEBAs. CON
DADO DE SANTA FEE. EsTADOl
DE NUEvO MEXICO.

EN- LA C0RTE DE PRUEBAS, CON
DADO DE SANTA FEE. EsTADO
DE NUEvO MEXICO.
No. 14s
Ultima yolnntad y Testamento de
Mary Monshton Harroun. finada.
A Philip Embury Harroun.
Nellie Purdy Harroun,
DongIas Hanghton Hsrroun, y
Annie Martin Harroun. y
A QUEEN 10 CONCIERNE:-
AVIso
Aviso IS por este dado que nn ms.
frnmeDto designado como Ia Ultima
r1iantad y testamento dexiary iI0ugh
ton Harroun. flnada. Ia sido proto-
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EN- IAaCORTE DIE PRUEBAS, COM
DADO DE SANTA FE, ESTADO
DE NUBN0 MEXICO.


No. 142
Ultima voluntad y Testamento de
William Smith Harroun, finado.
IA Philip Embury Harroun,
Nellie Purdy Harroun,
Douglas Haughtdn Harroun, y
Annie Martin Harroun. v
al QUEEN 10 CONCIERNE:-
AVISO
Aviso es por este dado que un ms
trumento designado como la Ultima
voluntad y testamento de William
Smith Harroun, finado, ha sldo pro
tocolado para prueba en- la Corte de
Pruebas del Condado de Santa re,
Nuevo Mexico, y que por orden de
dicha corte el dfa 2 de Agosto. 1920,
a la bora de 10 A. M, en- la sala de
dicha corte en- la ciudad dc Santa
re, Nuevo Mexico. es el dia tempo
y Iugar fijjada para averiguaci6n y
prueba de dicha Ultima voluntad y
testamento.
Fechada en- Santa re. Nuevo Me-
xfco, este "a de JUNO. 1920.
ALFRED0 LUCERO
Escribano del Condado
FEDERICO LOPEZ, Diputado
1st Pub July l., Last July 70.
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LA SALUD ES ORC
DE GRAN VALOR

FL hombfe que pone Ia medicine para
que ustedfI la tome, Ell homhre que
protepe 81 salud.
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de de la habilidad del medicamento y
del mode en- que estan preparadas y
en- Ia clase de drogas; su habilidad
en- hacerlas, y de hay depende su salud
que es orc de gran vaior.
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dlco a otro lugaF. pues g n~ecaaario
para hacer ell csmbio Ademas, nece
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en- Ias llstas.
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La INYENclON MARRVIAOSA


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que la genie nos conosca- lie devolvemos
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01

BSTADOFDE NUEvO MEXICO
CONDADO DE SANTA FE
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
BILL DOAK SIGNS
WITH 1920 CARDS
Veteran Pitcher Ready to Be
gin His Eighth Consecu-
tive Season.

BIZ Doak who snends his winters az
his home In Pittsburgh and summers
pitching for the 81 Louis Cardinals,
has sent his signed 1920 contract 10
President Manager Branch Hickey.
Next season will he the veteran spit
bailer's eighth consecutive year as
member Of the Mound city aEgrega
tion. and since he signed his first con-
tract with Inc club. back In midSeason
1914 he has survived many a shakeup
IN the personnel OF the club. The club
changed owners and managers since he
first wore their Colors and he has been
AFFILIATED with ii longer than any other
player. Although Doak completed his
seventh season as a Cardinal this year
the team ts not the only one In the big
show with which he has been connected.
In 1912 be enjoyed a very brief career
That season the spithall hurler started
out as member OF the Akron club Of
the Interstate league and in July he
obtahed trial with the PorkVille out
fit. Doak lacked experience and a week
after his advent into the majors he
was sent back to the Akron team. He
took part in three games as a member
OF the Reds
Doak's next opportunity came the
following year when the Interstate
league diSbanded in midseason and in
the shuttle Of players that followed he
was shifted to St Louis. He was de-
termined to make good, but at the start
he encountered great difficulty in win
ming, His record at the end Of the 1913
season showed two victories and eight
defeats. The following season he show
ed wonderful Improvement and II was
not long before he was taking regular
turn on the mound and he has been
one Of the clubs first string hurlers
ever since.
The veteran has been well satisfied
with the treatment he received from
the officials of the Mound City team
and declares that he will try to make
next season the best of his career.
II the sDitball is barred next season
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
WALTER HAGEN IS
AFTER Jim BARNES

Expressing readiness to meet James
M. Barnes at any time in series of
matches for as high as $4,000, but dis
claiming any wish to issue a challenge
Walter Hagen, the national open and
Metropolitan golf champion, has put his
foot down vigorously on the report that
he was on, the point of challenging
Barnes for a match for $4,000.
Whatever his willingness to meet
Barnes. Hagen desired it understood it
challenge. He has made 1t very clear
that being put in the position of going
around with a chip on his shoulder was
extremely disagreeable to him.
Hagen Is in New York to continue in
the business Of selling bonds. He has
virtually given up his career as pro-
fessional golfer. On leaving Rochester
two years ago, he went to the Oakland
Hills Country club, Detroit, and there
met several rich men in the bond bust
ness. They became great admirers Of
his game and his personality and to
show their liking for him made an offer
to start him in the business of selling
bonds. Hagen began in a tentative
way the sale of bonds some months ago
and did So well that he sees no reason
why he should not continue in that line
of business activity
Among these admirers of Hagen is
one of the richest young men in the
Hagen Is now selling bonds instead of
teaching club members and other duff
fers how to hit the little ball. This
young millionaire is so ardent a par
tisan of Hagen that he is willing to
put UP large amounts to prove that he
Is the best player in the United States.
Late last fall an attempt was made
to match Hagen and Barnes for a 70
hole contest-36 holes on one course at
catch play and 36 the next day on an
other links. 1t was hoped this double
kind of play would come nearer to
enabling an opinion to be formed as to
the respective merits of the two as the
seasons best golfers. The sum OF
81 900 was raised from a group of 10
men, and invitations were sent to the
two pros.
Barnes accepted at once, but Hagen
it is said thought the purse should be
raised to at least $1,000. The time he
would have to take from his bond bust
ness he believed entitled him to ask
for an increasing of the purse. Before
this increase could be brought about
the wet weather came on and the
courses became unfit for any such i'm
portant test; thereupon the competition
was abandoned.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
WILL
.SOON Be ORGANIZED
Yazoo City, Belzoni and Other
Cities To Be Included in
Proposed League.

YAZOO CITY. Miss. Jan. % tSpD-
HazoO City IS to be invited TO Join a
new Delta Baseball league. in. the
interest Of which the county scat Of
Humphreys county is hard at work,
says advice from Belzoni. Miss. c arks-
dale, Greenwood, Belzoni, NicksbuTg
Jackson, NaZoo City. Greenvilie and
Indianola, Miss. or Helena, Ark, will
furnish the teams for the proposed
lea gus.
Belzonl is taking the initial steps in
the formation Of the league by the or
ganization Of the Humphreys County
Baseball association, Of which DR. c.,
b, Holmes. Of Silver City has been
chosen president; Q. J. Turner. sheriff
Of Humphreys county, vice president;
A, y. Tins, Jr., secretary, and c. +.
Alexander, treasurer, Options have
been secured on two convenient fields
in that city.
What action Yazoo city baseball en-
thusiasts will take in the matter is yet
to be decided Yazoo City last year
played the first good ball for a num-
Der Of years and the interest was good
for the first time in a similar length
of time. 1t l. probable that local play
ers will not ia willing to quit playing
this year without a desperate effort
to secure the local support which Will
be necessary in order that local team
enter the league ana compete thc
schedule of games And II local fans
are not successful in this attempt
Yazoo City will probably see but lit
tie baseball for all the teams in this
territory will probably enter the new
league.
1t is said that the Belzoni team Is
backed by sufficient money to carry 1t
well through the coming season and to
secure some players who will make a
new baseball record for the new county
seat of HnmnhreYs county
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
AN ARMY CAPTAIN.

Nicklin came out of Uncle Sans army
last year in time to take charge of the
Chattanoogans. He is a native Tennes-
sean and an old baseball fan, being an
active contemporary of Kid Elberfeld
and other Southern league players.
Strang was a star of a most brilliant
hue during his early career, and his adj
vance to the majors was rapid, The
quick thinking players of today, play
ers of the type of Eddie Collins and
Johnny Evers had nothing on Strang
Old players viii tell you that he was
the brainiest player who ever wore the
spangles in the National league.
Strang played with the Giants for a
number of years, being member of the
1905 team which defeated the Athletics
for the worlds championship. Among
his teammates were George Wiltse,
Bowerman, Mathewson, McGinnity (the
original iron man'), Mike Donlin
Dummy Taylor, Bill Dahlen and Roger
Bresnahan.
Nicklin didn't figure very conspicu-
ously in the series. He only got in one
game, and then only as a pinch hitter
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
WONDERFUL VOICE.

Strang is the possessor of wonder
full singing voice, which was cultivated
under the greatest instructors in Paris.
He was all set to take a header into
grand opera when the war broke out.
He had been rendered a contract by the
Chicago Grand Opera company, calling
for a lucrative salary hut the call of
his country overshadowed his ambitions
to become an operate songbrd, and
he enlisted. Going to Fort Oglethorpe,
he won captains commission. He
was assigned to work in this country
throughout the war and did not make
the trip overseas.
The new Chattanooga magnate, as we
must now address Strang, is the son
of the late John B. Nicklin, of that
city, and at one time president of the
Southern league.
Nicklin is a bench manager, having
long since. passed up the playing end of
the game. He is 80 years of age, mar
ried and makes his home in Chatta-
nooga. He is chairman of the Southern
league schedule committee.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
CHARLIE BABB's OLD CHUM

This was the series, incidentally, in
which Matty BANKED the Athletics
three successive times, an unparalleled
record in baseball. The year previous
Strang played with Brooklyn, covering
second base and having no less a per-
sonage than Charley Babb for his CO.
worker at short.
Strang remained with the Giants un-
til 1905 when he was sold to Baltimore.
He finished his active career in 1910.
He coached the West Point cadets at
baseball for six years previous to the
world war and was the most successful
coach the army team ever had finishing
with a clean record against the navy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
BROWN TO BRAZIL.

PEORIA. H.. Jan. % Fred &.
Brown. athletic director at Bradley in
sttute here and for many years presi-
dent of the Illinois intercollegiate Ath-
letic association, who rendered his res
ignatiun yesterday, announced he had
accepted a position as physical direc-
tor Of the Fmminense Athletic club OF
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,
Mr. Brown Is to have charge Of the
coaching and training of athletes who
will represent Brazil in the Olympic
games at Antwerp.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
Bobby Mclean In
Norway And Ready
To Meet MdthieSen

CHRISTtANlA. Norway. Jan "a
Bobby" Mclean. the American skater,
arrived ut Bergen yesterday on board
the steamer StavangeTfjord, from New
York Mclean was In fine condition
and the press welcomes him, prasing
his mOdesty.
There is great interest In the com
ing race between Mclean and Oscar
Mathiesen for the worlds professional
skating championship. Many apphca-
tons for tickets for the race have been
received from all over the country and
the Indications are that the accom-
modations Of the rink, $4,000 spectators,
will be overtaXed.
MCLean's present weight Is l43
pounds. which Is II pounds less than
that of Mathiescn,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
CLABBY RETURNS.

Jimmy Ciabby, who has been over
in Australia for the last four years, is
coming back to this country. Although
Clabby is one of the oldest boxers in
point of ring service he still is a ca
pable performer, judging by the way
he has been able to handle the Austria
liam heavyweights. Clabby always has
to concede many pounds of weight in
order to get a match, but it is seldom
that he does not emerge on the win
ming end.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
VOL BASKETEERS
TOURING KENTUCKY

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 30. (Spl)
The University of Tennessee basket
ball team will leave Monday for a
trip into Kentucky. Centre college will
be played next Tuesday night; George
town, Wednesday; Pennsylvania, Thurs
day and Kentucky university on Fri
day and Saturday, Feb. 6-7 Efforts
are also being made to get Vanderbilt
to send a team here for game soon
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29

after the close OF last season that he
would retire from the game. When
Griffith informed tho world he would
quit the pastime Hickman Was select
ed as his logical successor In right field,
but now that Jimmy has been let out
IL is evident Manager Robinson does
not take GHffith's threat 90 retire Sc
] rl0uslv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29

uoak is one of The moist bail hurlers
while the sp.tbaN Is a big asset 10 him
he does not depend entirely upon it for
his effectiveness
Since he Joined tho Cardinals poak
has succeeded in winning about half
his games each season. "a record that is
hurled l3 complete victories and IA set
backs were charged against him. lie
won a majority OF the games in which
he went the entire distance. He al
lowed a total Of $40 earned runs per
game. and OF the 81 tallies made while
he was pitching 20 were earned
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
RUNNERS TWICE NAMED.

Fred Faller of Boston and Pat Nc
Donald of New York are named twice
on the All-American track and field
teams Faller is the 10-mile and cross
country champion, and Mcdonald holds
the shot-put and 56-pound weight
championships
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
OH. GAME FOR PLAYERS.

Among ball players who have taken
q plunge into the oil game are Jack
Coombs and, Ira Thomas! They are
reported as having purchased acreage
near Shreveport and will organize their
company and proceed with develop
ment If this thing keeps up, there
soon will be nothing but millionaires in
baseball among the playing end.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29


The first game scheduled in the
Scholastic league at the Y. w. c. A.
Wednesday night went to C. B, c. over
Normal by forfeit, the latter failing to
put in an appearance for the contest.
In the second affair High school easily
took the measure of NJ. u S. and let
them down by the score of IA to 3.
The first half of the game was slow
due to the fact that Captain Jeffries
OF High was using his second string
men and NJ U. S. was doing the same
The period ended in Highs favor by
four points to the University lads two.
In the second half both teams. were
strengthened by the regular players
and the game picked up considerably
High school had the better of the play
all the way and had no trouble in turn
ing M. U. s. back. although at times
thev put up stubborn resistance.
M. U. S. failed to score a field goal
during the entire battle, the three
points to their credit being scored by
Ford from foul. The work of Jeffries
and Fisher featured for the C. H. S.
squad.
Central High will play the Jackson
High school five at jackson, Tenn,
Thursday afternoon.
Lineup:
c. H. S. Position. NJ U. S.
Owen, Jacobs. Forward ........... Ford
Jeffries. .... Forward .Crump, Raney
Alexander. ... Center .......... Liddon
Fisher
Luke, Hughes. Z. Guard ....... Gibbons
McLin, Smyth, Guard ......... Marks
Field goals: Jacobs 1, Jeffries /, AL
exander 2, Smyth /. Foul goals: JEFF.
, fries /. Fisher /, Ford 3.
Referee: Old
Thursday nights games will be played
at Ben Hur hall on the corner of Ad.
ans avenue and Second street. The
first game will be called promptly al
o'clock and will find the American
Legion facing Vocational In the clos
ing affair the Y. NJ. c. A. squad will
tackle the University of Tennessee.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
BENDER MAY COACH YALE.

Chief" Bender, having signed to
manage the New Haven team of the
Eastern league, II would not be surpris-
ing to find the veteran finger coaching
the Yale pitchers next spring.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
HartSchaffner Marx Clothes
At Fire Sale Prices
At Fire Sale Prices

opportunity judge clothes simply resist The goods all
the materials the Hart safner Marx hmtabe vayh
place dollars worth of goods though their condition would
The wholesale half of will
later Spring weights well as Winter Goods included
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
Open WOmen's
Smoking Room

CHICAGO. Jan. ga Chicago
theater today announced it had
opened a smoking room for women.
The manager said the women
drove him to it," He said he found
girls were smoking in the wash
room, the boudoir and even in the
lobby. The women smoke more
cigarets than the men, the manager
said. The smoking room was out
fitted at a cost of $4,000.