Four Million Dollar Irrigation Deal Opens Colorado Territory
Denver reports the Camfield Development Company has acquired control of the Henrylyn and Golden Littleton irrigation systems via a 432 000 bond purchase. The deal covers 125 000 acres near Denver with expected rapid growth, new water sources from Empire and a planned $10 000 000 investment by railroads and promoters. The area includes Weld County and towns along the Burlington and Union Pacific lines, aiming to attract thousands more residents and facilities.
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Denver
Colo
Camfield Development Company
David H. Moffat
Wiliam G. Evans
J. K. Mullen
Gerald Hughes
D. C. Camfield
Henrylyn
Golden-Littleton Systems
Arson & Son
Chicago
Weld County
Burlington Road
Barr
Hudson
Keenesburg
Roggen
Union Pacific
Fort Morgan
Bo Fe
Burlington
Greeley
Railroads of
Colorado
Empire
Platte
Skating match set at Ko komo Christmas day
Raymond Rice of Ohio faces Oscar Corbin Indiana state champion in a one and two mile scratch race at Ko komo Christmas afternoon and night. Corbin clocked 2 57 3 5 for a mile, a few seconds behind Rice. Rice also planned a series of races at the Washington rink in January.
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Raymond Rice
Ohio
Oscar Corbin
Kokomo
Indiana
Rice
Washington
President Lynch Moves to Reform National League Umpires
New York Dec 2 Thomas J Lynch new National League president will map out the course to place all league umpires under control He will back 1910 umpires and seek competent selections Secretary Heydler to note umpires slow in reporting rowdy incidents Letters demanding reports have been sent He plans to move from New Brittan Conn to New York year start to stay in touch with baseball affairs The Giants and the Cincinnati club swap rumor is denied again.
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New York
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
John A. Heydler
Lynch
New Brittan
GIVES UP STUDY OF LAW TO BECOME JOCKEY
Johnny Taral son of Fred Taral has left law studies to pursue horse racing. He is at Jacksonville and will soon ride competitively. Fred Taral hoped his son would become a lawyer, but John follows his father’s racing passion, deferring the law course. The light rider had summer employment at New York tracks and few races, and is expected to perform well in the saddle.
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New York
Johnny Taral
Fred Taral
America
Jacksonville
Fred
John
Johnny
Bowling Scores Across Five Man Events and Handicaps
A detailed ledger of five man bowling scores shows caps and totals for Capitals No 2 Capitals No 1 and other teams. Individual frame tallies list players Lindley Hopkins Kothe Goebel Rau Brown Chryst Nelson Whitrdge Piel Hurt Piel Koelling and Westcott among others with varied scores and handicaps. Totals indicate multiple teams achieving high pins with handicap adjustments noted.
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Capitals
Aaeke
Lindley
Hopkins
Kothe
Goebel
Rau
Brown
Chryst
Nelson
Whitrdge
É. Hanpoloe
Piel Bros
J. Hurt
W. Piel
H. Hurt
E. Piel
W. Hurt
H. Piel
Barker
Koelling
A. Piel
Cerethra
O'Connor
Kingman
VaLné'm
DePyster
Beimford
Holmes
Baron
Brooks
Schmid
Morgan
Uae
Han Phen
P Nahi Tal Pip
Eve Westcott
Moffke
Hardie
Boacke
Ater A-Aro Auer
Wegner
I¢I Gantner
Eas
Ne Ice Om
Opretl
Leo Monon
Smith
Bowling Standings Five Men Teams and Individuals
Bowling standings show five man teams led by North Sides at 2728 and Washingtons 2709 followed by Capitola No 2 2601 and Spacke on 3641. Two man teams list Byers Lyles Mullen Glick Breckenridge Taylor and others with scores from 100 to 2189 indicating a page of dense league results. Individual events list players Hayes Miller Conover among others with verses noted.
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Pirates
Eeecceneeee
C. Byers
L. Byrs
Mullen-Glick
Breckenridge-Taylor
Weacott-Hardie
Wiad Hathad
Sloan-Niebergal
Ccsese
Sourbier-Held
Shufelton-Fuehring Jones-Laupheimer
Wagner-Ritter
Remley-Newby
Bauer-Gantner
Obergfell-Obergfell
Ballade of Sleep by Andrew Lang
The speaker pleads with Sleep as night sounds echo from the tower and distant waters flow. He laments waking, recalls death and past labor, and questions why Sleep denies him rest in this somber verse.
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Death
Dread
The Clansman Play Promises Red Letter Park Theatre Run
A brief note on The Clansman white supremacist play set for three Park Theatre performances. It depicts the 1867 Piedmont South with Ben Cameron Elsie Stoneman and Ku Klux actions leading to dramatic confrontations and a rescue ending.
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Park Theater
Dr. Cameron
Piedmont
S. C
Ben
Elsie Stoneman
Austin Stoneman
Elsie
Ben Cameron
Cameron
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Hutchins Quits Ad Director At Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin December 23 In disgust at the anti athletic policy of the University of Wisconsin authorities Athletic Director Hutchins who came from Syracuse has resigned and the entire athletic department staff is expected to follow. The faculty has repeatedly troubled athletes and on the eve of the last championship football game barred star quarterback Reckie Moll for alleged hazing though acquitted he was not granted a trial in time to prepare for the games.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Hutchins
Syracuse
Reckie Moll
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