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sT0s'1xu0LDcRS, MEETING.

Notice is hereby piven that The am
nunl Meeting Of the stockholdcrs OF tho
Canon city and OIL Creek Ditch Com
many win he hold at she ofrIee Of J. II.
Maupin In Canon City nj 2 %. m. Sntur-
day. January 30. 1890, for the election
other business ms may come before IT,
WILLIAM A. MACKENZIE.
HUNTER PALMER, Secretary
First Pub. Dec. ~. 1919. ,'f''.t 4
Last Pub. Jan. 1. 1920.
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NurICE or APPLICATION re. :.:-1-c
STATE LAND.
Office OF the state Board OF Land Com
Tf-ti7

missioners.
Denver. Colo. Dec 5. lais=
Notice H. hereby given that Rob.rt
l. Pope. whose uostonice address -
canon city, Colorado. has made ap,hi
cation NO. B-s52 TO lens. the foilowin.-
described school lands, situate in Ere
mont County. Colorado. to-wit:
Range 20 w. -
Notice is further hereby given thai all
otherpef sons desiring 10 file application
land must rs same in this oIfice prinr
TO January =. 1890. MS no other aunii
cation to lease the above describ..
lands win be considered after saiS
date. 'N
JOHN r. TivIA.,.
Ecsisier stat" Board Land conmis
sioners.
First rub. Dec. II. 1919.
Last Pub. Jan. !. 1920.
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estate OF Henry IRWIN houghton. be-
ceased.
Al persons having claims agains,
said estate ar. hereby notined 10 i,,,
sent them FOR adjustment TO the coun-
~ Court of Fremont. Colorado on M.
lOth day OF January. 4. -. 1920
BERTHE HOCGBToN. Il
Administrative X
Last Pub. Jan. .. 1890
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VISITED WITH
BRCTHE Err HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hartford of
Seattle. Wash, stopped off in this
city to visit with their brother II. II.
Hartford, for a day on their return
trip West. Mr.. Hartford is repre-
senting the Shields-Livengood oMtor
Company, and has been touring the
Eastern states in the interest OF that
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uMO>s.


state OF coioTado,J
county OF Fremont.
Ia the County Court
u. scnrafda, Plhintin
The California 0fape Assee,a.
,ipn' 'nd the Bank of italy sfi
san Francisoo. California;
Defendants.
summons
TIE ~, pEo9iI;E OF THE STATE or
To ,ns Defendants Above NAMED
% GU are hhsreby required 10 rrpear IN
above named plaintiff ia the spf; NJ
SOlET OF FREMONT Cof'STs \
SlNIf or cOLDnADD. and aua,x.T
days after the serilc. her.uf IL ~
are served within this county: if s.r,,,.a
ont .,n OF this county or by publication.
exclusive OF the day OF s.rvir. a,.
Judgment by d,fuuit viii he ia,sn
asninst you according to tho prayer . ~
the complaint.
II a oopy OF the complain, h. 81
served upon You herewith, or IL s.ryics
hereof be made OUT Of the rtnt. Of cor
= "rna"o' 'na, ven iay nays addiiionnl timo to piet
action. y" Saih
Hundred and Fifty-aipht poiiar. ann ni
rw.nty-sis Cents tsfoss.ssi ,niiaa.a A.,
me complaint TO he due from m. a,
,,nnmnnis ,n,.. 10 The plaintIn together with
ioiy and costs of suit
WITNESS. II fcNT l.. f:IDRED. Judge
sem, "sh.lng ,h!.g si.rk OF said Court and the
n.,iy 81 Canon city, In said County.
,nis ,n zSrd day Of October. 1919
'sbAL' KENT T.. EI.DRED.
First Pub. Decembsr sb' iais ''e'N'
Last Pub January 10. 1920.
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sTockIoIDEns. u,;Iyr,>c

ne annual meeting OF Tho efocLhotd-
.ls "i lnv Grand f,w Irrigation t,,,.-
tSny VIII l.. held az It's onic,. NJ ~
n".on street.. In Canon civ. t.ol.,u,i.,
=" >" iN'day. January 10. al III. hour ~
~ IA me evening Of said aas "a
Mnieh meeting a iioard ~ IIr.'rtaSs
WI De cnos"n aud any other l.0rf,I
~, ,i, ll.ss needing attention viii b.
:, W ~ pozIER. President.
~. x WALDO. Secretary,
fifst rub. December 26. 1918
Last fub. January 1. 1929
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WILLARD HAD HIS
FINGER TREATED

The Florence Paradox has the fol-
lowing in regard 10 a well-known citi-
zen: Fred Willard Is down from the
Graves hospital at Canon City where
he went to have his frozen fingers
treated. II was necessary 10 have
the joint of the first finger amputated
and also the end of the third finger.
They are healing nicely now.
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pIDs rOn COUNTY rnIyTIyo

The Board OF County Commlssion.r.
"i fremont county. Colorado will r,v
ccive sealed bids for doing the county
1890 sor 'he ychr
:, BIDS 70 he onencd and cons,d.rca
.riuny. January ?. 1890, and TO Include
fhc following services:
Printing semi annual sfatom,nt..S
county officials -
Tr.asurer's call for school rar~cnts
All notices issued by IN. sunSr,n.
tepdent OF schools
and disniiowrd. "''"
The dciinuuent tax list.
Cali for bids by .he county comr.tv-
In the term County printInc q /"
my and nil bids -
BY order OF snid hoard
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
-, County Clerk.
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,On1DauV.
PEtRSONS ATTENDED
DANCING PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. McTIvaney motored to
Florence Monday night and enjoyed
the hospitality of the Elks at their
Christmas dancing party.
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Keysor, Colo, are here 10 spend the
holidays with Mrs. Tong of Greenwood
avenue. Mrs. vermillion will be re-
membered as Miss Mae Gale.
HERE FOR
THE HOLIDAYS
Elmer Nelson of Pueblo is spending
the holidays with his cousin. Wray
Nelson of this city
RETURNED FROM A /
SIX WEEKS TRIP
Mrs. D. s. Moore, 51i Pike avenue, (
returned from a six weeks trip to Hot |
Springs, Ark, where she has been for /
her health.
REACHES SAN FRANCISCO
FROM soJoURN IN SIBERIA
Nj and Mrs. T. S. Ward received a
telegram Christmas day from ;helr ,
son Claude Ward. who has been in
Siberia for over year, stating that
he had just landed at San Francisco.
ARE THE GUESTS
OF MR.. AND MRS. HAMILTON
Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. Hamilton, late
of Weiser, Idaho, are spending the
holidays in this city as the guests of
the formers brother. John Hamilton.
wife and family. 725 Hazel avenue.
They are en- route to Kansas and Ms
souri, for a short visit. after which
they will go 10 Florida for the re-
mainder of the winter Mr.. Hamilton
has been in the mercantile business at
weiser for % years. but recently dis
posed of his interests there.
Batteries EXPLODE,
lNJURiNG EYES
Tony Sontrelli Of Coal Creek is in
the Graves hospital with badly injured
ewes. caused by an explosion OF the
batteries on his car. II is said he will
retain his eyesieht.
MRS. ANDERSON AND
DAUGHTER HERE
Mrs w C. Anderson and three chill
dren from Twin Falls. Idaho, are hol-
iday guests of Mrs. Henry Luonburs.
1915 Allison avenue. The Andersons
may make their home in this city.
DENVER GUESTS AT
THE BEAlL HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Myers are
NiSilh- dhd - H. ~ iR|ah hhA
ing the holidays. Mrs. Myers Is
sister of Mrs. Bealrs They will re-
turn to Denver SUNDAY in their car
is GUEST OF PARENTS
DURING THE HOLIDAYS
Franklin Little is spending his hol-
iday vacation of two weeks with his
parents. DIR. and Mrs. Little.
NERls VISITING
THEIR CHILDREN
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nehls OF Rayn-
olds avenue. East Canon. are snendinG
the holidays with their son and dsu.h-
ter. the son living IN Saiida and the
daughter in Saettache
rs GUEST OF
MISS ESTHER koNkEL
Miss Sarah Vaughn Of Colombo
Springs Is the house guest durIn- the
HOLIDAYS Of Miss Esther Konkel Mt the
Methodist parsonage. zoos Greenwood
40
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BLUFF SPRING MINE
MAY BE OPENED

Adives from Florence say: There
is group of coal dealers and opera
tors in Denver who are figuring on
taking hold and operating the Bluff
Spring mine. There are about %
acres of coal in this piece, coal just as
good as any in the county, and If this
plan goes through. the operation Of
the mine would very materially sup
plement the coaI production OF the
county.
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DANFoRTH PAYS
FLORENCE COMPLIMENT

The Florence Citizen says: s. II.
Danforth was down from Canon City
yesterday ad stepped into the Citizen
office long enough to say that Flor.
ence was the greatest aviation center
in the world
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is GUEST OF
MISS ESTHER kONkEI

Miss Sarah Vaughn Of Colorado
Springs is the house guest durIn- IN.
HOLIDAYS of Miss Esther Konkel Mt the
Methodist parsonage. zoos Greenwood
avenue
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RETURNED FROM A
SIX WEEKS TRIP

Mrs. D. S. Moore, 51i Pike avenue,
returned from six weeks trip to Hot
Springs, Ark, where she has been for
her health.
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THEIR CHILDREN

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nehls OF Rayn
olds avenue. East Canon. are SPENDING
the holidays with their son and dsurh
ter. the son living in Salida and the
daughter in Saeitache
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WORD RECEIVED
FROM REV. STARRING

Rev. f. w. Starring writes that
they are now located at No. East
Seventy-sixth street. Portland. Ore.
and miss their many old friends in
this city. Rev. Starring likes his
church work and is now settled and
faaIino af bome
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REACHES SAN FRANCISCO
FROM soJouRN IN SIBERIA

Mr.. and Mrs. r S. Ward received a
telegram Christmas day from their
son Claude Ward, who has been in
Siberia for over a year, stating that
he had just landed at San Francisco.
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is GUEST OF PARENTS
DURING THE HOLIDAYS

Franklin Little is spending his hol
iday vacation of two weeks with his
parents. DR.. and Mrs. Little.
NERls VISITING
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LEFT THIS AFTERNOON
FOR DENVER

City Clerk and Mrs H. c. Webster
left this afternoon for Denver where
they viii he the Christmas guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. o'Keefe and fam
lily. Mr. Webster will be gone till
the end of the week. In the mean
time John Chetelat. water superin-
tendent. will look after the duties per-
tanning to the city clerkship.
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DENVER GUESTS A
THE BEAll HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Myers are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r S. Beall dur
ing the holidays. Mrs. Myers Is a
sister of Mrs. Beall's. They will re-
turn to Denver SUNDAY in their car
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NOTICE or AnJ,lsrur>r n,

First rub. Dec. II. 1919.
Last Pub. Jan. /, 1920.
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America is sck-prostrate with a terrible disease
the uncomfortable lust for squandering money.
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ALVIN JOHNSON
HERE FROM OGDEN

Alvin II. Johnson Of the United
States Forestry Service at Ogden.
Utah, arrived here Thursday morning
10 spend the holidays with his wife,
who was formerly Miss Ruth Good
rich. They are guests OF Mrs. John
sons parents. Mr.. and Mrs s. +. Good
rich
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OF MIR. AND MRS. HAMILTON
Batteries EXPLODE,
lNJURtNG EYES

Tony Sontrelli Of Coal Creek is in
the Graves hospital with badly injured
eyes. caused by an explosion OF the
batteries on his car. II is said he will
retain his eyesieht
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HOWARD HARVEY
UNDERGOES OPERATION
Howard Harney was operated upon
for appendicitis on Christmas eve and
lis reuorted ID be doing nicely today.
GUESTS OF
MRS. TONG
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Paul vermi'lion of
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MRS. ANDERSON AND
DAUGHTER HERE

Mrs. W. c. Anderson and three chill
dren from Twin Falls. Idaho, are hol-
iday guests of Mrs. Henry Luonburs-
1015 Allison avenue. The Andersons
NAV make their home In this cffv
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Mrs. J. b. Snyder and daughter Law
rece. returned to Salt Lake City Sun
day afternoon. They were called
here by the illness and death of Mrs.
Snyder's mother, Mrs. Jesse r.
Wright
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12
.SALTS FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
We eat too much meat, which clogs
Kidneys, then Back hurts and
Bladder bothers you.

Most folks forget hat the Kidneys,
like the bowels, get sluggish n
clogged and need a flushing occasion
ally, else we have hacknche and duh
misery In the kidney region, severe
headaches, rheumatic twinges, tor
pid liver, acid stomach. sleeplessness
and all sorts of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean and the moment YOU
feel an ache or pain in the kidney
region, get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any good drug store here.
take n tablespoonful In IA glass OF
water before breakfast for "A few DAYS.
and your kidneys viii then act fine.
This famous salts Is made from the
arid of grapes and lemon Juice, com
hined with lithia. and IL harmless to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity. II also neu'
tralizea the acids in the urine so u
no longer i~rritates, thus ending blad'
der disorders.
Jad Salts Is harmless; inexpensive;
makes a delightful e~ffervescent llthla'
wnter drink which everybody should
take now and then to keep their Kid
news clean, thus avoiding serlous COM
pl%ications.
A well.known local druggist says
he sells lots OF Iad Salts TO folks
who believe In overcoming kidney
trouble while II In only trouble.
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MEEAN TO
RETURN TO CITY
Will Become Assistant
Pastor of Presbyterian
Church

The Rev. Charles II. Mexican, for
merry assistant pastor OF the Pres
byterian church, is TO return TO AL
buquerque In the same capacity OF
December I, after an absence Of a
year, It was learned today. Mr.. Me
Kean will succeed the Rev. J.. s,
Burns who recently resigned to ac-
cept a charge In the south.
MIR, Mexican, who was assistant OF
the Rev. Hugh A. Cooper for nearly
two years. lett the city about a year
ago to take a pastornte In Colorado
Springs. When II was learned that
Mr.. Burns was about to resign. ncgo'
tiations were opened with Mr.. Me
Kcan FOR his return to Albuquerque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mexican will arrive
In the city on the first OF December
They have taken a house at 1921
Forester avenue. Mrs. Mexican is ~
energetic church worker and Mr.
Mexican who has an excellent voic'
Is a welcome addition to the musica
circles OF both the church and the
city I'm general.
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Red Cross Memberships
May Be Purchased at
Downtown Stores

The executive committee OF the
Red Cross announces that member
ships for the Fourth Roll can Will
be on sale at several downtown
storos and all Albuquerque resident
are requested 50 far as possible Ia
call and securr memberships In or
der to decrease the necessity OF
soliciting In the residence section
next week. The following firms have
generously consented to be head
quarters FOR. Rcd Cross member
ships:
Mntson's book store, Strnng's Book
store, Alvurndo pharmacy. Briggs
pharmacy, Butts Bros Drug store
Highland pharmacy. Otwclrs Drug
company, Palace Drug company
Halls Royal pharmacy. u. Ruppe.
Membership mas also be taken GU
at the Red Cross headquarters, 2lOh
West Central.
A certificate Of membership, d
1921 button. and "a window card goes
with each membership and all per.
sons displaying these will not be
solicited a second time. by coop.
grafton with the committee In thi,
way, the Roll Call will be accom-
plishcd without placing the burdef
Of the work on q few. Lot the Al
buqgCrque spirit be manifest In q
whirlwind campaign and a 100 per
cen membership. Lot the slogan b,
"a windOw-card in every home. @
membership button on every coat
every citizen OF Albuquerque a mem.
Der OF the Red Cross
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rumored that they have a 175 pound
line and n 100 pound back field and
the team probably is as heavy as the
locals.
The Albuquerque team viii prob
ably have two regular men out Of
the line-up on account OF %iniurioa.
However, the lineup will be stronger
than any other time so far this sea-
son. The boys are In good shape,
and will give n good account of
themselves. with the U. n. NJ. coach
as referee, a fast and snappy game
is anticipated and one that viii de-
eide the championship OF the state
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DINNER AND DANCE
COP Off ARMISTICE
DAY PROGRAM
Celebration a Success in
All Its Phases; Speak
ing at Banquet

II was the first real Armistice day
celebration That Albuquerque has
held, yesterdays program Of patriotic
parades. flag raising. football, dinner
and dance, hut II was all done up
as brown az the lucious crust OF the
turkey which the War Mothers serv-
ed at the Masonic Temple to their
400. soldier boys.
Tho former soldiers. sailors and
marines OF albuquerque are indebted
10 the War Mothers for the two elab-
crate social events which were n tit
ting climax 10 the days festivities. The
dance at tho armory was attended
by one OF the largest crowds that has
ever assembled for dancing. The blue
and the khaki mingled with the civ
ilinn suits OF the former service men
n the lighter colors OF their part
ners' dresses. Major and private,
'%shavetcir' and army nurse bumped
elbows In the true democratic spirit
of the American soldier. The spacious
floor Of the armory and the large
orchestra was "a combination that was
Irresistible,
Dinncr Appreciated
Some feed was the doughboy
on the War Mothers Dime
at the Masonic Temple at Q o'clock.
Over 800 young men who were prnc-
tically starved after the eAhilirating
lNNAUNlA khHH VI AlN hlANA NNNlt Nil
Joyed to the utmost the bounteoua
turkey dinner which was served them,
A program Of tnusts, speeches and
readings followed the banquet.
Col. Henry Rolf Brown acted as
toastmastcr. Misn Louise Blakemore
san e charming Irish song and Mrs
Anna Wilds Strumquist gave "A read
ing "ArmiRticc Day" G. NJ. Botts
spoke and Rabbi Noise Bergman led
the boys In the singing of all the
popular camp trench songs, closing
with where DO We &c From Here
Poys?" and adiournlng to the armory
FOR the dance.
The military parade which formed
at 1 o'clock was n stirring sight with
the uniformed men and the flnr
drapcd automobiles, Led by tht
Indian school band and the coloi
guard OF navy men, the parade
marched from the Y. NJ. G. A. west
to Firth street, and counter marched
to the high school where cars yer,
waiting to take the crowds to tn,
University campus for the flag rails.
ing.
The Grand Army Of the Republic
the Spanish War Veterans, the Rec
Cross women with their banner. th'
Veterans Of Foreign wars comprised
the FIRST division. The Dcvine con.
cert band led the second division
followed by the city commissioners
the fire department. War Mothers
business mems clubs. fraternal or
dcrs and Boy scouts with their color
and drum corps.
The flag raising exercises were at
tended hy % large crowd. Rabb
Bergman. former governor r. S. Stov
or and Father ID. J.. Lawton were
the spec kors. "Call II whatever yol
will, hut all hail to our flag. tn
American flag. the symbol OF liberty,
said DR.. Bergman In his tribute to TIN
COlOra.
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Denver University, 8; University OF
Wyoming, 0.
University Of Idaho, 10; University
Of Utah, o.
North Carolina State, "A; Virginia
Poly Institute, 6.
University Of Alabama, q; Univcr'
sity OF Louisiana, O..
Idaho, 10; Utah. o.
Hastings college. 90: Midland. 3.
Kearney Normal, o; Cotner Univer'
slty, 40.
Grand Island college, 81; York. o..
Heidelberg, Z; Ohio University, O.
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In the nigh school class.
\ snake dance will be staged to-
night by the high school students
and a huge crowd OF r%ooters will be
at the game. with the assistance of
Mr.. Burton, the local rooters have
been learning L yell and will show
some class In the game tomorrow.
The local lineup will be Goodrich.
center; V. Harrington, right guard;
Mnrron, left guard; Trenton, right
tncklc; Wilson, left tacklei Gaines
right end: Salazar, left end p. Glass
man. quarter; Farrel, fun back; n
Glassman. right half back; Gioni'
left half back.
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W $
VARSITY WINS IN
THELAST QUARTER
BY 8 TO 7SCORE
Roswell Puts Up Stub
born Game; Big Crowd
Turns Out

Spectacular work by the Cherry
and silver back field la the last
quarter, enabled the University of
Now Mexico eleven to turn apparent
defeat into victory at University field
yesterday afternoon and win from the
New Mexico Military Institute by the
score OF . to 7.
The touchdown for the Lohos came
after Gcrpheide, fullback, carried the
ball repeatedly for gains OF six and
seven yards when II appeared that
the university would lose h a on
downs. when within "A few yards OF
the goal line. Mann made IA forward
pass to Macarthur h crossed the
line. Gerphcide failed to kick goal.
Except at a few Intervals the
varsity slightly outplayed the Ros-
well men. but several times after
carrying the ball within reach of the
Epal lost II to their opponents who
managed to kick out OF danger.
B5-Nard Hun.
The Institutes touchdown came in
the second quarter, Just after Mann
had sent a perfect drop kick between
the posts. Gerpheido kicked OF.
Godfrey OF the institute receiving the
bal. The latter M ut the edge OF
the field and apparently many Of the
Lobos thought he would strike for
the center, hut instead he ran along
the south edge OF the field % yards.
He had excellent Interference n
with two OF the Lobos out OF the
way had a clear fled to "a touch
| down. Roswell kicked goal and the
first half ended Z to 3 In favor of the
| visitors.
II was the stubborn defense put
up by the military men that caused
| Mann to signal for n drop Kick after
/ his teammates had had difficulty In
carrying The ball down the fed in
the first part>of the game. The de-
Tense OF the visitors throughout was
stubborn hut with the exception Of
the one touchdowns made by them
Roswell did not threaten to score.
The game was played before one
ut the largest crowds ever gathered
at the University field. With the
deception OF the SPACE occupied by
| the hleachcrs the field was surround
cd by automobiles.
Explain Touchdown.
Members of the varsity team after
the game explained that a substitu-
ton was partly responsible for the
Roswell touchdown. Sganzini. half
tack, who was knocked out was re-
| Ilaccd by Hernandez. Sganzini had
/ cen playing back hut after the sub
stituto had been put In Captain MANI
failed to tell Hernandez to play back
and consequently at the kick-om al
the men rushed forward.
The lineup of the game follows'
Nr..ll,. RnSurel
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Two troops Of the boy scouts, those
OF the Immaculate Conception church
ana San Felipe. ola Town, took part
In the parade yesterday. They were
rewarded 10y Dr. I'm who had them
admitted to zee the football game,
Father Lawton. marshal uf tbs Boy
Scout division. kecnly appreciated
this courtesy and enjoyed the game
himself as much as the hoy Hcouts
The troop was In command OF Robert
Rehm. ,
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High School to
Play Roswell for
State Championship

The members OF the Roswell High
school football team will arrive In
Albuquerque this evening, overland,
for their game with the local high
school team tomorrow.
Roswell has an unusually strong
team this year. having defeated
everything in their section OF the
state and held the military institute
second team to n tie score. II IL