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The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-07
CIGARETTE ADS CANCEl.LED

The Monte Vista Journal has noti-
fled its advertising agencies that no
more contracts will be accepted for
CIGARETTE advertising.
This action was taken In realixa-
ton OF the fact that the home paper
should not be the means of suggest
Ing to our boys the formation Of a
harmful habit. The tobacco trust
is one OF the most extensive adver-
tiscrs OF their products and their
ads appear In almost every periodical
and newspaper. Without any idea
OF being "holier than thou" and
without any desire to make applica.
tion to the purity squad" We are
cutting out this advertising as objec-
tionable and expect to survive with
out that source Of revenue.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-07

Our report last week OF the ar
rest and conviction OF Julian Mar
tinez for killing deer out OF season
should have stated that the arrest
was made by Deputy Game Warden
Glen Goad instead OF Sheriff Harper.
Glen obtained confession Of tho
deed through the wife OF Martinez.
After the preliminary, Martinez was
taken before County Judge White
by Warden Clarence Goad,
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-07

Forest Ranger whitney spent .
part of last week on the Alamoss
river at his station. Hc reports the
snow as settling fast and uni~sa
more falls there ts little likelihood
that tn" fall for the season will he
above normal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-07

Sarah Chapman and Emma Gicn
Macarthur returned home from
Boulder where they hav. been in
school. last Wednesday. All schools
are closed there on account Of sick
meas
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-07
CARD OF THANKS

we desire to express our heartfelt
tnanKs TO our many friends for their
nndhess and sympathy extended us
during our recent bereavement.
MRS. EDWARD ID. GETZ
MIX. and MRS. PETER II. GETZ
and Family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-07

Ernest Schulz and mother, Mrs.
c. II. Schulz. Frank Wells. Minor
Wells and children left Sunday by
auto for Beatrice, Nebraska. Mrs.
Schulz will return after "a short visit
there and the others will remain in
definitely.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-07

Bert Hutchison returned Monday
visiting several weeks. Mrs. Hutch
ison is still in Iowa and is i'll with
pneumonia.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-07

Mrs, Jones and daughter. Edmo.
MIA. who have spent tho past three
month. IN Los Angeles. California.
returned, home last Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-07

After several months v,si, In Cal
ifornia. Mr., and Mrs. Orcn sanas,.
son and family returned homo mi,
weck.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-07

On account of tiu the stockhoid-
er-' meeting and banquet of tho
Monte Vista Hog Growcr. a.socia-
lion will he post pon,d. Notice Of
icfinii. date win he given later.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-07

Mrs. VIII Hanks and thr.. chit
drsn arc eoaslssd to their HON.
with iaflusnsa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-07

Billy Blankcnship returned home
Monday from his visit to eastern
Kansas. He says he found the flu
very prevalent everywhere he went
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-07

Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Cornelius
and children returned Tuesday from
n three months sojourn in Los Ange-
les. California.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-07

brunswick records are lateral cut,
They can BIZ played on any machine.
Try them on yours. We will tell Won,
J. NJ. DITTO.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-07

Burt Haigler will sell at auction
on Feb. l6, Is head OF 2 year old
heifers. mostly Jerseys. to freshen
soon. See bills OF sale later,
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-07

We are glad To note Mis. Helen
Chapman on our streets again after
several weeks confinement with
smalipo
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-07

Hhsivs Collins Of Wagon Wheel
Gap was = business visitor In town
"Wednesday,
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-07

Mr., and Mrs Roy niark and four
ohIidren are III with flu.
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
DISTRICT NIGHT"
LISTED TOMORROW

Tomorrow night will be known as
District Night" at the Grand Central
Palace, where the tenth annual Wash
ington City Duckpin Association
bowling tournament is being staged.
Some OF the best rollers in the city
are to take the alleys during the
progress of rolling tomorrow night.
For the first time in the history of
their many years of bowling Harry
Krauss and Lonnie krauss will be
together in the doubles.
Such stars of the alley as Chaplin
and Baum. Oehler and HALEY, Lewis
and Stamford, Robb and Mark, Gerar-
di and Mccarthy, and ONeill and
Holloran, are entered in the doubles
competition.
Grand Central No. l and ., Royals
No. l and ., Districts, and two Good
fellows teams are TO roll. In addi-
ton the usual singles matches will be
forthcoming.
Tonight another MIXED Night" will
be staged. Linworths, the Midnight
Crew, Inglesides, the Royals, and Cas-
we'll Stars are among those entered
The Inglesides will bear watching
according to the dopesters.
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
TRIVOULIDAS WILL RUN
IN OLYMPIC MARATHON

Peter Trivoulidss, the Greek runner
who won the Boston Marathon, will
enter the Olympic games as a repre-
sentative OF Greece, and will sail for
Belgium on July ]. accompanied by
his coach, P. Hagelman, of the Mill
rose A. A. This decision on the part
OF Trivoulidas was announced yester-
day. after several Greek clubs in Bos-
ton had raised fund with which TO
defray his expenses to the Olympic
games. The expenses of the coach
will also como from the fund.
The Greek distance runner will
leave for Detroit next week. where he
will be the guest at a reception IN his
honor to be held by his fellow-coun-
trymen in that city. His plans call
for a period OF training on the course
of the Olympic Marathon itself.
The Washington times., 1920-05-10

fee and an error by Pratt had given
the Griffs ono run.
Touched Him Up SmartIy.
The Yanks touched up johnson
smartly In the fourth, and again in
the fifth. Successive singles by Pratt,
Bodie and Hannah brought over Pratt
n the fourth with one gone. Bodie
died at the plate and Ward famed,
ending the attack.
Peckinpaugh opened the NTH with
hit. reaching second on shannon
bad throw of Pipp's bounder. Ruth
forced Pipp, but Lewis singled. scor-
ing Peck. A f1elder's choice gave
Pratt life and scored Ruth, while a
forceout let Lewis tally.
The regu :. uprising OF the home
clan was seen In the eighth, when two
runs came in. Rice walked and stole.
going to third on Hannah's peg to
midneld. Roth whitfield, but Rice
came over when Harris flied to Bodie.
Ellerbe singled and, by great running.
scored on Shannon's double down the
left field foul line.
Peck's single, followed by Pipp's
double, gave the Yanks their final run
in the ninth.
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
BUSINESS TO meet
TECH ON DIAMOND
Stensgraphers Have Won Two
Games In Hunt for
School Title.

Business High School will make .
bid for scholastic honors In base
ball tomorrow against Tech. The
game will probably be staged ~
Union Park and In the event that
the northeast ground is not avail
able the teams will meet at Catholic
University or the Monument Lot
The failure OF the high schools TO
obtain . playing heId for this year
has caused the teams TO be shunteo
about at almost a moments notice.
Business has defeated Eastern and
Western and In meeting Tech to-
morrow can go a long way toward
the title.
Central is a game In on the title
hunt and Tech is a game behind, as
Is Western. Friday, II tho high
school track meet Is postponed un-
I'll May 20. Eastern and western
will clash.
Here is the way the schools are
punched at present.
The Washington times., 1920-05-10

titleholder to defend his honors every
time he climbs through the ropes.
that's all.
Freddie Welsh took the world y
lightweight honors on decision.
Johnny Kilbane took Abe Attelfs
crown through a referees decision.
Many championships have been won
in the same way In all classes.
Jim Jeffries retained his heavy
weight honors against Tom Sharkey
through a refree's decision, although
tho fans were inclined to believe
Sharkey entitled TO the title by his
superior work against the Califor-
MAN.
While Wilson is on record as being
willing to give O'Dowd another
chance at the championship. 1t Is safe
to say that they Will hardly meet for
some days. Few new champions give
their defeated rivals an early return
The Washington times., 1920-05-10

Bobby Roth, who had looked bad
against Quinn all day, hammered a
not one at Aaron Ward. Bothered
somewhat by Milan, Ward fumoled
he ball and the bases were jammed,
bringing UP Stanley Harris, who Is
4 wicked cuss in pinch
The fans had crowded down upon
he field and there were several de-
lays while a couple of guys tried 10
-et the bugs back from the right held
roul line. No COPS could be seen any
where, though several appeared after
he game was over. They must nave
had pretty good seats somewhere
Then Lewis Does It
The bases were damned. a real
hit meant two runs and TIED score
with Roth on first base and running
with the swing, anything better than
IN ordinary single meant a play AT
the plate and possibly victory for the
lone team. 1t was thrilling Stu
alton. Then Lewis did 1t.
Harris got hold of one to his hiking
End shot it toward left feld. IL was
,,ot exactly a liner, but 1t was not
Nv hall. 1t might be called droop'
iag liner.
Duffy Lewis might have played 1t
safe. taking It on the bounce and let
ing Milan score from third. The
,ases would still have been damned
nd the Gifts nearer victory by one
ALLY.
But Duffy is a money player" He
new he had a chance OF getting that
oall on the fly and shutting on the
cJr,ffmen's attack He took that
cnance--and won
Makes Wonderful Catch.
Coming in with surprising speed,
he veteran saw the ball dropping
,ast over Peckinpaugh's head. He
launched himself at full length, with
.;loved hand outstretched. The ball
struck his glove and then rolled into
he hollow Of his arm. But II did not
ALI TO the ground and Harris was
allied out as the fans poured from
heir seats, satisfied that they had
witnessed a master play by master
outfielder.
Pleasant weather and Walter John
son brought out a capacity attend
ance. But Babe Ruth gave a miser-
BILE exhibition Of hitting and fielding
md the Griffs lost, so the afternoon
.ould not be termed entirely satisfac-
tory.
Walter Johnson was banged rather
frequently by the slow-footed Ganks.
five hits we're made in the first three
.rames, but II was not till the fourth
that the Yanks scored. Meanwhile,
Ruth's tumble OF Harris's fly, sacri-
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
Jack Dempsey Ready
For Contest.

Billy Gibson, manager OF
Champion Benny Leonard, Is
enthusiastictic over the condi-
ton of Jack Dempsey displayed
in his work at Los Angeles. He
sends the following information
East:
"Jack Dempsey, after work
ing out here today with Joe
Benjamin and many local box
ers, appears TO me TO be in near
ly as good shape as when he
boxed Willard in Toledo. He
boxes seventeen rounds at the
Western Athletic Club. starting
with Benjamin and ending with
Kid Mccoy. He plans to keep
this up daily and is anxious to
fight.
ale now tips the beam at 195
pounds. He told me that the
sooner he got into battle the
better. He is a great favorite
here"
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
LEWIS SAVES GAME FOR
aYANKS WITH GREAT DIVE
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

really great money players in baseball that 49,
pinch deliver what absolute
the greatest Duffy Lewis the veteran left hede
New York Yankees and he his remarkable aoi
wild and skng fans in the ninth inning OF
rays battle at Georgia victory from the Gfs
swinging the Yanks the line winners, 5 to B.
the Gri had been peckng at Jack Quinn
the platter in the eighth and with gone In
seemed fair to stave of the inevitable He
single
followed right In Carl Mays amid the of
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
Sports Cut
Short

Gonzaga plays Western tomorrow.
Central. Western and Tech have all
defeated the Maryland State freshmen
now.
Georgetown, will send a squad to
the intercoIlegiates on the last Sat-
urday in the month. The meet is az
Penn.
II. c. Byrd, OF State. has been elect
ed 20 the presidency OF the South At
lantic ]. A. A. three times now.
Emmons S. Smith. jr.. of Columbia
is captain OF the Exeter School goif
team this year. Charles MackalL OF
Washington, Is playing at Tome.
Tome was scheduled to appear here
Saturday in the Central meet, but
went TO Delaware. Baltimore Poly
also went to Delaware.
Catholic University baseball play
ers are in Boston playing Boston Col
lege today.
The annual high school freshman
meet comes on the date OF May %
here. All OF the schools will be en-
tered.
Jack Haas who coached Gallaudet
in basketball last winter. is in charge
of the Liberty Loan athletes at tho
Treasury now in addition to other
duties.
Suburban Tennis League matches
are due the middle of next month
The league has been expanded to an
eight-club circuit.
High school athletes may mark
time for while. The scholastic
marks are recorded today.
Central plays two games in Balt-
more Saturday, meeting the Gilman
Country School in the morning and
Baltimore Poly in the afternoon.
'Scotty" Glasscott, of c. u, has
earned letters in football, baseballJ
basketball. and track during his four
years at Brookland. He also took
try at the pentathlon two years ago.
The Washington times., 1920-05-10

The Australian expert, who visited
this country. and. with Norman Z.
Brookes. captured the national dou-
blcs title, is rated as being more
than 100 per cent improved in play
since the Davis Cup matches last win
.er.
Statistics taken on Patterson's play
n the matches in Australia last win
ter when the British team went down
o defeat in the Davis Cup matches
reveal the fact that Patterson's game
s sounder than ever before.
While the Australian was defeated
1t Forests Hills in singles he studied
carefully the play of such experts rs
William T. Tilden. r. Norris Williams
and william II. Johnston, the national
.itleholdcr.
No American has ever won the
British title at Wimbledon. 1t has
)oen proven that the sound backline
game has consistently defeated the
best that America has produced in the
rushing net play. Patterson evidently
studied the slashing play of Tilden to
the point where it is predicted that
he will have little to fear from the
dashing American.
1t will be interesting to follow the
predictions of the, Dumbarton club
nan in the coming matches when
Patterson will get thorough trial
from Tilden, williams. Johnston and
Johnson.
Capt. A. ]. Gore, in charge of the
Olympic trials for army men, is eI-
pecting some twenty-five candidates
in today's start on the Monument Lot
courts. The affair is closed to army
officers, and the winners will be sent
to the Olympic games. Capt. Gore
will not know just who the entrants
are until the tournament starts today.
Col. Wait Johnson. Major Bethel,
Captain Brown, and Capt. Hugh Mil
Ter are among the entrants.
After two postponements the high
school tennis players will he gotten
together Saturday afternoon at Dunn
barton to complete the down aud
out" tournament. Bradley. of West
ern, meets Fabcr, of Eastern; Jeffries
and Conklin, of Central, will play;
Burke and Nordlinger, of Western,
are down for an engagement, while
Hatch and Sands. of Tech, are due to
perform.
william T. Tilden. Fred Alexander,
Samuel Hardy, Leonard Beckman,
Craig Biddle, Dean Mathey Hugh
Kelliher, Lyle Mahan, T. Il. Poll, and
ono or two more OF the leading rae
ouet opponents are to be here at
chevy Chase this week in tho invita-.
ton "round robin" tournament which
will extend over three days.
The last Of the month tho annual
Middle Atlantic singles and doubles
championships will be started at Co
Iumbia Country Club. A. Y. Leoch,
ir., is chairman of the tennis Icom-
mittee. Invitations will be sent out
shortly. The affair is to start or the
date Of May 81, 1t 10 reported.
Columbia and Duslbarton were
forced TO postpone their Washington
TENNIS Association match on Satur-
day. Dumbarton was expecting to
land q majority Of the matches.
Here are the scheduled matches for
Todav. George Washington at
ceorretown: Thursday, Maryland
state at Catholic University, and ST.
Johrs College OF Annapolis at George
Warrington: Friday. st. Johns Col.
iegs At Maryland state: Saturday, st
,.A-,- Cnii.ea AZ Catholic IJniyersity
The Washington times., 1920-05-10


There seems an inclination on the
part OF many to sneer at wilson's vie
tory. Paddy Mullins. o'Dowd's man
aSSr, IL leading the sneering chorus.
He says his man Is suffering from a
-6oston decision" However, the
weight of evidence Is against Mullins.
who thought Wilson a "set-up" and
permitted the bout to be for the title.
10th boxers weighed in under the
stipulated 100 pounds. and Hector Nc
IAnis, the referee. was Mullins own
choice, following . dispute concern
ing the identity OF the third man in
the ring. Mullins has no right to
complain.
Others Have Done Same.
:. wilson's not the frst man to have
reached the topmost station in his
class through a referees decision.
There should be no howl against him
on that account. That's why decisions
are given In the ring. 1t is up to the
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
LOOKING EN- OVER
LOUIS A. DOU @ III E r
O'Dowd Retains Popularity

losing mddeweght championship Johnny Wilson In
American ttlehoder displaying
has lost not
whit of popularity is to meet Jackie Clarke
night his defeat in Boston Thursday
in the least Indeed Herman
Taylor the Camden promoter stimulated the sale
Opowd without a title, draw the fans
In retaining ODowd Herman Taylor, the
or judgment and good sports
ansh Clarke seeking the mddewght TITLE opowds deiea|
provided Taylor with the excuse OF eanceng ms appear
Wilson But Taylor did nothing like
kept oDowd the card Now he discovers that the
Of his section still ardent admirers the d. fau
boxer boxing schools but
ha fla in the RING
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
DUFFY LEWIS DID IT

Totals. 80 Is 81 IL Totals. IS 10 81 II
@Bstted for johnson In ninth
New York. Q / 3 9 Q IL
Runs-Peck C2), Ruth, Lewis, Pratt
Rice, Harris and Ellerbe. Errors-Ward
Ruth. Hannah and shannon. Runs batted
in-Lewis, Bodie, Hannah, Shannon t2),
Pratt, Harris, Pipp. Left on bsses-New
York, s; Washington, II. Stolen bases
Pipp, Rice. Sacrifice hits-Ellerbe. Harris,
Dodie. Two-bsse hits-Shannon, Pipp.
Struck out-By Quinn. 5: by johnson, I.
First base on balls-Of Quinn, !. Hits-On
Quinn, 10 in 2-3 innings; off Mays, none
in Is inning. Wild pitch-Johnson. Win
ming pitchcr--Quinn.
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
RECTOR WANTS BASEBALL.

WATERFOWL, Mass, May 10.-Rev.
Henry VI. ogilby. rector OF the Church
of the Good Shepherd tEpiscopaD, an
nounced from the pulpit yesterday
that he was unaualinedly in favor OF
Sunday baseball OF the non-commer-
cial. sort. He hoped that the town
would avail itself OF the executive au-
thority to permit the amateur amuse-
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
yd Still FavoreDuffy ShinesAey Tourney Thrills
Aaron Ward Goes to Third Safely on Wild Pitch

Aaron Ward Yankees thrdsaksr opened Sundays at
the old yard single of Walter Johnson He went
To second Pecpaugh nhed out While dancing and down
around keystone suddenly Walter johnson uncok
Wild pitch dug Val Pcnich recovered the ball and shot
to Eerbe late for the washngtonisn TO tag
sliding BY the picture Carl T. Thoner
snapped you Eeres ball. but Ward has hit the dirt
and o chance Of getting him.
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
AMATEUR BASEBALL men
GET STARTED TONIGHT

Amateur baseball league presidents
are scheduled to meet Robert II.
Young and G.. H. Onslow tonight at
the New Ebbitt, red parlor, to talk
over the adoption OF the District Am
ateur Baseball Association constitu-
ton and bylaws. Should the various
leagues adopt the constitution organ
lied baseball will be continued.
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
REXMEN ARE THERE.

Rex Athletic Club players treated
Emil Pfeil roughly yesterday in the
first inning and the Clarendon crack
was forced out OF the contest. Rex
won by Z to when Lem owen al
lowed but four bingles.
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
MARINES ARE CRIPPLED.

Crippled by the absence Of Ave regu-
lars, the Marine Corps team dropped
- to game to the silver Springs
tean yesterday at silver SpringA
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
POISONED PUPS" PLAY.

The Arsenics won and lost yester.
day. In the morning the poisoned
pups" dropped a TO game 10 the
Maryland A. c. lads and won 25 to S
from the Seat Pleasant youngsters in
the afternoon
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
WALTER HAGEN TO SAIL
FOR ENGLAND ON MAY Is

Walter Hagen. American open golf
champion, plans to leave May Is for
England to compete in the British
open championships. Jim Barnes. St
Louis professional champion, will not
DEPART until later, and Jock Hutch
inson has not decided to make the
ri
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
EVERS JOINS GIANTS.

NEW YORK. May lO.--John j.
Evcrs, former star second baseman
and manager Of the Chicago Cubs, IL
member OF the New York Giants
today. Manager John McGraw signed
Evers to act as assistant manager. II
10 understood that he will Join the
team In Cincinnati Tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
SPARROW IS BURIED.

NEW YORK. May 10.--The funeral
OF the late Harry Sparrow, for years
secretary and business manager OF
tho New York Yankees, was held
from his home here today.
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
WINS SOCCER TITLE.

ST. LOUIS. May 10.--Tho Ben Nil
lers. OF this city, are the new soccer
football champions OF the United
states today as a result of their 2 to
1 victory over the Fore river eleven
OF Quincy, Mass
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
ONE FOR CORINTHIANS.

In batting two across in the eighth
and two more in the ninth the Corin-
thians landed o to ) game from the
lroquois team yesterday.
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
SOEI FOR KNOCKERS.

Twining City proved ''h for the
Knickerbocker \. c. yesterday, falling
for a 10 TO score. The Knockers got
twenty-three hits
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
Here Ii Is

Cheerful Charlie from Cherry
dale says: 'The man who
really possesses knowledge
has no time for looking
wise"
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
S. S. R. WINS GAME.

The Seiective Service Records Club
defeated the Herzl Club by a score o.
to in well played game yester-
day.
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
PATTERSON'S TENNIS
NOW VASTLY IMPROVED
By BRYAN MORSE.

premier singles player of Australia, has i'm
his leaving these shores last
September well night nvnbe against the world in
the coming struggles England opinion
the British embassy racqucter of note and considered
to Dumbarton Club tennis team here.
The Washington times., 1920-05-10
SIGMA CHI WINS.

Sigma Chi is one game in on the
series with Phi Sigma winning out by
10 to 0 yesterday.