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way the Ysqui Indians go about dispos-
ing of the departed 10 amusing.
Rugby football was played here yes
tcrday and the day before, the contest
ing teams being the Oregon, California
and Britieh Columbia teams. The game
between the Oregonians and Californians
resulted in O tie, while the game be-
tween the British Columbisns and Ore.
gonians resulted in favor of the British
team.
In the 40 camp the large pit dug in
the ground to hold the huge grizzly
bear, Monarch, is completed. He will
now have an opportunity OF putting
himself in good condition in his pro-
posed fight with the man-eating lion,
Parnell. A good many people are under
the impression the bear would stand no
show. Well, il one saw the size OF this
monster he would think the show was
all on his side. He is really the largest
bear ever held in captivity, and is as
furious as he appears. In my opinion
the trick lion. Psrnell, Notwithstanding
his reputation for killing people. would
soon be made into mincemeGt. The
Monarch weighs in the neighborhood OF
100 pounds, besides having claws fully
four inches in length. Perhaps fresh
llOn lIOku bu0 Wins Vi hAtAC6 uoOT
ceed in besting the bruin. but the be-
lief existing in regard to the lions
at the grounds is that they would
be no match for the mighty roamer OF
the Sierras. Colonel Boone is now aI-
ranging with the authorities for the
fight. Should the fight take place,
which is doubtful, the assurance is that
one OF the most desperate battles that
ever took place in the annals Of the
country will be seen at the lion arena on
the grounds.
received today from the register at
the grounds nearly 100 names of Los
Angeles people. Among some OF the
well-known ones were Col. James j..
Ayers, who, with his wife, was enjoying
the lovely day and exposition.
James G. Garrison, Los Angeles
lawyer, was taking in the sights.
Others who were seen at the fair were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nicholson, Hazel
Stutterbeck, w. NJ. McStsy, B. F.
Coulter. Miss Grace Campbell, Viola
Packard, Miss Evelne German, +. @.
Miller. Mies E. G. Miller, Fanny Coch-
ran. Mrs. V. V. Cochran, Lulu Wheat,
Katie Campbell, J. D. Hunter, John s.
Haigler, Abe NJ. Cohn, J. d. Baker, o.
A. Campbell, Mrs. o. Thompson, May
A. Denny, George E. Dickson. H. E.
Tormeney, Mrs. ]. @. Trysour, j. A.
Cole, jr., Aug Sucht, Mrs. E.
W. Fisher, Mrs. H. w. Davis,
Joey Laventhal, IsAdore Laventhal.
Mrs. G. o Rich. Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Knight, Charles I. Deering, Viola Pack
ard, Seth Hart. Mr. and Mrs. H. w..
Little, Anna Oohn, Walter Keely,
Michael Clarity, L. G. Jones, Flora w.
Pearson, H. E. Garter. D. B. Alexander,
Francis F. Cox. Charles Merritt, M.
Lonsbergon. A. B. Mountain, G. NJ.
Schweng. ]. A. Spencer. G. Wither-
spoon, ]. T. Martin, F. Whitaker,
Louis Heron, Chronss brothers, o. E..
Hopperstead, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Bow
man, Fred Molina. Mrs. A. H. Blakely,
E, E. Goodman, Thomas NJ. Jones, Q.
H. Haskell. Annie l. Johnson, Charles
Mier, w. S. Bender. Mrs. J. Kancer,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Mccullough, @. B.
HurGstt, j. G. Ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Knell, John Clark, Mrs. A. E. Little,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Motfatt, Miss Lulu
Glazer and Miss Evslin German.
ANGELENo.