THIJ IIKNI) M'LLHTIN, llK.NIl, WHO.NIIHDAV, JANTAIIY I, JOM
VAdK 0.
t
MEN WHO HELPED
MAKE SPORT HISTORY,
Sv '
16H
as
tei
ii
. -c
-15
I'boto by Amtrlc4n Prta Association.
Wright made new world' record In
pols vault. Trovers vruo amateur golf
championship. McLaughlin captured
nattonal lawn tennis honors. Wood'
irreut pitching had much to do with lbs
lloston lied Box wlunltiK lbs American
league pennant. Htitlil managed and
played flint base oo llostou American.
Callahan Haa Ntw Training Seham.
Jimmy Culliilmn liny u new aebeu):
' I for preveutliiK hi recruits from tbryw-
tug uieir u rum out in tin.' nrst ween or
snrltiB twining. The Box mnnnger
huj'h that during that tluio lit la going
to refuse to let liny pliijer weiir u glove
or (tilt. He believes thtit If the men
tire nhtlKil to tiiU'h the bulla Imre
bunded they will object to having wry
ono hurl the sphere ut them with much
furco In tho tlnow.
BaskttbalUr War Numbers,
Eastern Iniurcolk'Kliile IliiHUotbull as
sociation players ure to wear uutnbers
on fluilr hnrtlu tti it f ft viuwtnfora fa
identify the player during the con
tests.
High School May Take Up Boxlnfl.
v HyrucuK hlsh schools may Introduce)
. losing awoug athletics.
i .
SOME LEADERS IN
SPORT IN 1912
IIAHICIIAM
World' clinniilnna. Ilualun Itnl Box,
NuiI'iiihI Iviiuuo iliuiiiil(iii, Nw Vork
Uiante.
Atnoilonri Imikuo clminplmia, Mutton II1
Hux
I'lmiiiplon liuUmmi, National Itauut,
llnnl .tiiiiiiiriiinn
C'liiiniiiiun IiiiumiiiiI, Amtrlcan I taunt,
1 y Ciii.u,
I'OOTIIALU '
Cliamiilnn collenu leu in, Harvard.
IIOCKICV.
Champion Amuttur lenuue, Creirent
A. O.
Clm nilon colltue tnm, I'rlnetlon unl
vvilty tknNih.
Nnllnnnl champion, il 11 Meliiiahlln.
NuIIiiiihI duuMe qhuinplona, Mcl.ounl.
Ilo mill llumly.
NhIUmiiiI Mumtn's champion, Allaa Mar
garet Curtis.
OOI.K.
Nntlunal rhampl'in, Jerome D. Travrra
Nullunal wuiii.ii clmmplun. Mil alar
kit L'urtU
IIOWINO.
Clmmplun cullta trttclit. Cornall unlvtr
ally I liamplun N. A. A. O., ilnsl (cutltr, K.
III. Iiutlvr
lot.o,
Nnllnnnl champion". nlor, Xradow
llriMik i en in
0hii iliuniplona, CiHirl"n I rum.
Junior ulmiiiplixm, C(xTtluwn Uurn.
i MirrdllllOATH.
I WiirM'ii chatnplunililp, Hnl Lr IV.
' iiv nill nonl. Tm.Ii Junior, I mlnuta
II fviuinU, iiuulli'til nillv,
I 'lUcotil In illpul. Avtraae In ilatula
mllrm U w v,i
j TIIOTTINtl.
Worhl'n rlmrtipluii, C. K. a. Ullllnc'
t'lllMU. I H.
IIII.I.IAKDH AND l"OOL
llllllnr-l", IX I iMlk line. Unt Mornlnc
ur. u iMik ln, wiiii iiorix; inn
ibthlun, Jnlin HniMun
i I'ihiI, prulrvnlximl ctimnplon, Alfrtila U
Uro, aiimtur clitimpluii. A. II. Ilyman.
COI'HT TKNNIH.
Nnlloiul tlmwi.lnn. Jay UuuM.
IIACKBTH.
National elMitHptwn. HialnaM Plnik
tii alk ano niti. i) ATiu.irrica
M mnnn, IA4t flinlJ, rtrtt'lirat. It
l) ('raix llr..lt V il C A.i (lnnl li'nl
II Uirw, HprlimrirH II. H . at rnlrn
lruuln. Ilil at CainbrMa, MM. June
; iu
1,UI inflrr. I mlflutr K 44 rMl, A.
II Kitkt. I A A C. at trn Iryuuu
hM al CuinUhlHn !. June I. IDIt
t.un rntn (IrHliMiri, It inlnulri t - c
oihIi, (1. V. HonhuK. I .A. A C. al Irlih
AMmlrnn aninrn IImJikjii Hiunr OnrJtn,
Jan. X, mi
l.UQ mlr louliloori, it mlnUln lit
Mreunt), I- Heolt, Boulli l'aliron A. C
al Nw Vork Hiloni rlrrka' Kxmn, Cl
ll park, New Xink. May X l
Tmu rnlln llmlMirl, inlnulri II l-t re
oihIi, l IL Wlililuaton. Ilarvaii) unlvrr
liy. al InlricurWiitut cliamplonthlpa.
I'lMUilflphla, June t, IHJ.
Tu mlka IbUtOour). mlnutta It 4-ft
oril. Tl llrrnn. Corntll unlvtralljr, at
Itliara May i IHX.
ruitlnf llrrn iouik nhot. rlahl and
ltl hind, xllh to board, 1 (t ID",
Inchra, itilit hand, 10 te.l t IncliriJ Utl
hand II fr t Incht; Italpli llo. ut
O.Kl.nd, Cat, June X Wt
On mil rtlay tlndiwr), I mlnutta Xt4
rrcon.W. Nrw Vork A C tram (O. V. Ut
Uluuchy, J. V. Illchinond. K. Prtck. I
Hoy Wu.m1i. Ntw Vurk city, Ktb. IT. lilt
I'olt vaglt. II fr.l Hi Inchta. U. &
WiUhl, Ihtrlmouth unlvrrally. at Mtltrn
loout. Catnbrldtcr. llnm. Jun a. Jlt
Tliiovrlnc tht Javrllli, IW trl 10 Inchra.
II. U l.oll. Mohuwa A C. at Junior rntl
roKlllnn cliamplunnhlpt. Ctltlc park. Ntw
fork, Aua . Ilt
Ilunnlna hluh lump, i frl (H Inch. CI.
U llnrlnr. HI mi ft' rd viilttrilty, In dual
mrtt Hlth t'nlvtrnlty of Koullirrti Callfur
nla. at Hinnlonl. Cal , Murtli 29, lli
WalkinK-tir mil wain. C mlnutta a
H,H.I, Iml.Ktf. l Uiwttlina at Bvrnl'
jfuuilh Inl.nlry imw. h-M at llulTalo
j'lire Iv ion m n.itrr, mlnutta i-i
. M-nMlr. It, mMrm W Minulra nd.
' It, n, i, II minutrt I4 iiiil. I
ii llrr U ii i.utrt J - Hvunrlr. ' nillrp,
A itilnutr X. if-'i J .' tnllo, I". tnln
Ul II l-t tnii l IS isilrt. It inlnulva,
i & trtuiidr. S nillra. M miliklra 4 44 rrr
t iiriitt. JVk milrt 3 mtnulra Mil Mi-flnda;
i JS lii'lra. M hilnut Xl-t atcunda. i
ililltt. .1 mlnultt It 1-4 rvitid 4 mllaa,
3 mlnutta ( l-l atronda iimIih.i walk U
iiuuldlnc. at Twtnty-ttilnl mlunlry aamta
ntld al llrookli-ii Xlanh Ja lll
Th rtcurd rotnmllltr of tdt Amattur
Athlttle union appruvrd nt Ihr tulluwint
Olympic and world'! rrtrda. madt by
Amtrlcan athltlta, at th Olympic uma
In Utixkliolni, liwtdrn. July, 'JM.
100 intttra, MS-i ttrcunda. Ivnald Uppln
cvtt, tnlvttalty of IVnnrylvaniu
4(0 mtttra, a44 ttcooda. Charla D,
KrHtpalh 8raruM uiilvtrtlty. '
KO m'rttra. I julnult 41 -10 atcooAa. J, B.
MtrntUK Mrit)uiK aiadrmy,
mi tarda. I m.niitv ft atiMnda, J. E.
MriHl'lti Mrrtriabura- ttiudrmy.
I 'Mi iiititr Mlny. I mmutta 114 ac
undr 1 l llrlilimlll. ill V tthtppard, J.
K. Xlrrrdllll K l.lndbrm
Itunnlna lu.h Iuiiiin I frtt tti Inchta,
A. V ItlvliNida, llrlaham Vouna unWtr
ally, flan
Kuimlna broad tump, U fttl II 14 Inchta,
Albrrl Uulttitun, Uplvtrtlty of VtrmooL
I'olt vault. I: fttl UVj Inchta, Harry
lUtKiock, Columbia unlvtralty.
I pound alio! put. (0 fttt It (nchaa, rat
rick JJcDonald. Irlah-Amrrlcan A, O.
II pound ahot put, both handa, M fttt
M Inchta, lUlph I tot. Olyrople club, Kan
Franclaco.
II pound hammr throw, ITt fMt 7.1
Inchta, Mat ttcUratb. IrUh.AmaricaMi
A. C.
PWIMUINO.
MX) yarda. bath, two turna, XX 14 cood.
Ktnntth lluaiagh. V. A. A., IlllnoU A. C
bath. Chicago, March U lilt
10 yard, atralahtaway, tidal tail watar,
14 atconda, DuUt Kahanamoku, II
a C. Honolulu II, T.. Aua U lilt. (Mad
at hlsh tldt, not aldtd by currant.)
100 yarda, atralitlitaway. tidal aalt wa
ttr, 1614 atconda. Duk r, Kalianamoku.
II. H. C. Honolulu II. T., Auk. 12. 111.
(Mail al htatti tide, not aided by currant)
I inllv, optn allll tali wuttr, turna. ii
nilnutra 3tl 14 atcimila, U D Goodwin, N.
V A C.Conty lalund, N V., Btpt. 10, ltt
J'lunKlng, I rnlnuit time limit, bnth, Wi
fttl, V II Willi. Unlvrrilty or IVnnyl
vunla, I'nlvrralty of I'tnhaylvanla butlt,
I'lilladtlphlu, Mun-h 9, 1912.
AUTOMOIIII.INd.
rtl mllrt un hour, wyrld'a record, for
mid raclnc, mads by TnVJy Tttilart,
(Klat) In Uunlii Monica 9ul. mlla race.
May!
11,71 mtlta an hour, world'a record for
iprwtway rnclnit, mud by Joe Oawaon
and Don lltrr, alternate ilrlvtra (Nation
al), In Dtrorutlon day MO mil race at ln
dlanapulle,
I milt, SSS4 atconda, circular track,
Louie Plabrow, Bon Diego. March n.
Grand prlit, won by Caleb Uragg (Flat)
Oct. I at Mllwaukr.
Vamttrbllt cup, won by Ralph D Pal
ma (Mtrctdai), Mllwauke, Oct. t.
r - f. i .- -
IIKHTOIIATKIIv' TO ICNTftV OK
luXSIM IN SATlOSMt FOUKKT.
Notlro In liurnhy kIvom Hint tho InmlM
ileMcrlboil Inflow, onilirncliiK H2.10
ncrt'V, vtllli'n tho Dcacliiiti'H & I'ro
inotit Nntloiml KoniHtH, Ort'Kon, will
ho nuhjoct to Hottloiiiotil mid ontry
unilnr Hi) provlaloiiH of tint homo
fttoiul lawn of tho t'nltod Htntva nml
tlio net of .111 no 11, 1D00 (31 Htnt.,
2.'i:i), nt tho United Htiitui) Iniid olllcu
lit Lnkovlnw, Orop.on, tin Mnrdi A,
llli:i. Any Mfittlcr who wiih nctually
and In kooiI fnlth clulinliiK nuy of
until IiiihIh for iiKrlriiltunil puriioaoH
prior to Jntniiiry 1, 1 000, iiiul Iiiim not
uiiniidoiioil Hnmn, litia u prnforotico
r I Kbt to mnho a hoimmtcnd ontry for
tho InudH notunlly orcuplod. Haiti
IniitlH worn Hated upon tho mipllcn
tlona of tho tiuraona iiiontlono1 liolow,
who hiivo n proforotico rlKht Hiilijcot
to tho prior ilnht of any nurh aottlor,
provided aiirh aottlor or applicant In
fjiinllllod to iniiko houioatontl ontry
nud tho itrrfnrvneo r'ulit la oxorclaod
prior to .March 4, 11 la, on which dato
tho IiiiiiIh will lio aiihjcct to aottlo
inont tun! ontry of any nuallflnd per
Bun, Tho InniU nro na followa: Tho
K'A of HVV ut HW"4, tlio N'A of
NW4 of HWV1 of BW',4. rc. 3. T
21 H., It. 10 K.. tho Hi of WV4 of
NWV4. Hoe. 3, T. 22 H It. 10 K V,
M., except n atrip 30 foot wide ilea
crlbed na follows: HckIuuIiik nt n
point 20 chiilua north and 20 rhalua
weat of the coutar of Hie. 3, T, 22 H.,
II. 10 K., oxloiiillns t lif n co Ki feet on
ouch alili! of it Ikuo rimiilnK W. 10
ehiilna to tho plnco wlmro tho end of
tho atrip cIohch un tho boundary of
tho tract llatod, tho not nrea boltiK
C4.C0 ncro. Hald tract waa llatutl
upon tho application of John Frank
tin Hokuo, of Lupine, OrtKon; Mat
C-7C2. The HBU of NKU of NEVi
of 8I1U, the HB',4 of NBV4 of HBW.
Bee. 1M. T, 22 H It, 10 K., 12.50
ncri'it, appl'catloii of John Anton
Kcruliitch. of Iiplno, OreKon; Mat
(5-707. The HBli ofHKU of NBli,
the HKVt ut BW',1 of HKVi of NIJU,
tho BBtt of SKA of 8B4 of NBU,
bee. 11. T. 21 H It. 10 B.. 15 acres,
npplloatloii of C. II. Clow, of I-apliin.
OrvKon; Mat C-7CU. Tho BV4 of
RKH of NWU. the K4 of SKM of
HWtt. tho 8B',i of NWU of 8B
of NWU, tho B',4 of 8WU of 8BVi
of NWU. tho NBU of NWU of
NBU of HWU. Hec 3, T. 21 8.. It.
10 K., 60 ncrea, npiilratlon of Daisy
Davis, of Harlem, Idaho; List C-771.
Approved Dfcombor C, 1912. 8. V.
I'roiidflt, Aaslatant Coinnilssloner of
tho General Land Office. 12-16
ItKSTOItATION TO I'.NTItV OF
la.VDK IX NATIONAL FOHF.ST.
Notice Is hereby given that tho
lands described below, embracing
CS0 08 acres, within the Deschutes
National Forest, Oregon, will be sub
I iTt to aettlemnnt and entry under
tlio prolslona of tho homestead lawa'
of the United State and the act or
June 11. 1V0C (34 Btat , 233). at tho
I'nlted Htatefl land oftlco tt Tho Dal
les, Ortgon, on Mnrch 4, 1&13 Any
tettler who waa actually and In good
faith claiming any of said land for
agricultural purposes prior to Janu
ary 1, 1000, and has not abandoned
same, has n preference right to make
a Homestead entry for the landa actu
ally occupied. Bald lands wero list
ed upon the applications of tho per
sons' mentioned below, who have a
preference right subject to the prior
right of any such settler provided
such settlor or applicant Is qualified
to make hoWsttad entry and tho
preferenco right Is exercised prior to
Mnrch 4, 1913, on which date the
lands will bo subject to settlement
and entry by any qualified person.
Tho lands aro as follows; The
NWU, See. 30, T 19 8 It. 14 E..
W. M.. 103.44 acres, application or
Mary B. Plonskv, of Itedinond, Ore
yon, List 0-003. The 8WU. Sec
19, T 19 8.. It. 14 B, 103 CO acres,
application of William A. Rolden, or
Itedinond, Oregon; List C-704. The
NKU. 8ec. 25. T. 19 8 , It 13 B., 1C0
acres, application of II A. Jnrrard, of
Itedinond, Oregon; List C-705. Tho
NWU. Sec 19, T. 19 8., It 14 E..
103 64 acres, application or L4Yrls
W. Davis, or Jtedtnond, Oregon; List
C-700 Approved December 9, 1912.
B. V Proudflt, Assistant Commission
er ot the General Land Office. 42-45
ItBHTOIlATION TO KNTltY OF
ItAXIM IN NATIONAL FOltPJSTS.
Notice Is hereby given that tho lands
described below, embracing 390 acres
w'thln the Deschutes National For
est, Oregon, will be subject to set
tlement and entry under the provis
ions of the homestead laws or tho
United States and the act or Juno 11.
190C (34 Btat., 233). at tho United
States land offlco at The Dalles, Ore
gou, on March 4, 1913. Any settler
who was actually and In good faith
claiming any of the said lands lor ag
ricultural purpoaea prior to January
1, 1900, and has not abandoned same,
has a preference right to mako .a
homestead entry for tho lands actual
ly occupied. Bald lands were listed
upon tlio application of the persons
mentioned below, who Lave a prefer
ence right subject to the prior right
TO THE RESCUE
WHO
DOES
HOU
LAUND
Y wlU a,Y your linen, but you muy
not wait much time getting our reaoue
band at work '
LOW PRICES, BETTER SERVICE
Bend' Steam Laundry.
Put Your Duds
In Our Suds'
.," t .
tcLairaV,fl
1 iaWmaTV"J
DjS5l
? 3
of any such settler, provided audi
aottlor or applicant Is ijunlinod to
iiutko hotneatond ontry find tho pref
erence right Is exercised prior to
March , 1013, on which ditto tho
lumls will bo subject to settlement
and entry by any qualMed person.
The lauds nro us follows: The B',4
of HBU of BH14, thoBWU of BBU
of BB, the HBU of NWU of HBU
of HBU , the BBU of 815 U of BWU
of BBU. Hec 'Ai, T, 20 B It. 10 IJ
tho BU of NWU of NBU. tho 8 A
of NBU of NWU of NBU, tho NKU
of NBU of NWU of NBU, tlio 814
of NWU of NWU of NBU. tho
NWU of NWU of NWU of NBU.
Hec. 3, T. 21 8., It, 10 B., W. M 70
acres, application of Margaret Mulll.
Kan, en re Mrs. It. I... DoCourcy, llend,
Oregon; List 0-713. Tho Bft of
KVt. Bee. 24, T. 19 fl.. It. 13 B., 100
acres, application of Ioren II. Hobb,
or Itedinond, Oregon; List C-720.
Tho NBU of HBU of BWU, tho KM
of NBU of BWU, tho BBU of BBU
of NWU, tho 8V4 of NBU of BBU
of NWU. tho B4 of NWU of BWU
of NBU. the BWU of BWU of
NBU, tho BU of ABU of BWU of
NBU. tho 84 of BWU of BBU of
NBU, the NWU of BBU. tho W'A
at NBU of BBU. tho NWU of BBU
of BBU. tho N4 of BWU of BBU.
Bee. 3G, T. 20 8., It. 1C K., 1C0 acres,
application of John Kotxinsn. of
llend, Oregon: List C-72B. Approv
ed December 0, 1012. 8. V. Proud
nt, Assistant Commissioner of tho
(lenernl Iand Office. 42-4.5
I'KATKIINAL HOCIKTIIIS.
I. O. O. !.
lleixl lodge No. -1H
Itcgular Meetings every Monday nUht
Visitors wolcomo.
Italpli Bpencor,
N. 0.
J. B, Kncebrctson,
Hearetary.
M. W. OF A.
Pilot Ilutto Camp No. 9794
Meets every Tuesday In Bather Hall.
Visiting Nolghbora always welcome.
'B. A. Bather. V. C.
N. P, Welder. Clerk.
IIIMCIIlTiiH
Loom: x o. iu:i
K.1 of P.
Sleets every Wednes
day evening nt 8 p. in.
Knights welcome.
In Castle Hall, E. A.
Bather llldg. Visiting
M. A. Palmer, C. C.
N. P. Smith, K. II. & 8.
I1BXD LOIK1E NO. 130
A. F. & A. M.
Meets on Thursday on or be-
foro the
month.
full moon of each
Visiting brothers
A. M. Lara,
Secretary
alwsys welcome.
J. D. Davidson,
W. M.
FILVTKKXAL liltOTHKKIIOOD.
Ilcgular meetings hold by tleud
Lodge No. 897 In Sather's Hall on
tho first and third Thursday evening
each month. Visiting members ot
order always welcome.
J. II. MINER. Pres.
FEDHUEY. Sec
-T-
HF.IIKKAHH.
llend Lodge No. 208 meets every
second and fourth Friday evening,
Bather's Hall. Visiting brothers
and sisters welcomed.
MIIB. A. L. FHENCH, N. O.
MHS. C. M. UIIACG, Sec
HOVAL XKKHIIIOIIH
Regular meeting on second and
third Friday evenings at Bather's
Hall.
MHS. A. C. LUCAS, Oracle.
MHS. A. onCUTT, Recorder.
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