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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-09-02
Colored Ball Teams Cross Bats.

San Angeles coIored. and some
of its white, population witnessed
a very good game Of oall at Spen-
Ger Park Sunday afternoon. The
teams were colored and
the visitors were from Brown
wood. Everybody enjoyed it,.
The score was Is to 10 in favor Of
the San Angelo colored team.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-09-02
Additional improvements.

The San Angelo Telephone
Company continues to add to its
facilities, the most recent acqui-
sition being two long distance
booths. one of which has been in
stalled in the central Office, the
other to be placed in the lobby of
the Landon motel for the accom-
notation of the travelling public
and patrons Of that popular insti-
tuition.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-09-02
Call Meeting,

There will be n meeting of the
hook and ladder company Thurs
day night, September 3D., for
practice and it is very important
that every member be present at
roll call, except those possessed
with a good excuse.
j. !. WALKER,
Foreman.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-09-02
Coke County Items.

Mrs. Nation, wife of J. Nation
of Edith, died last Saturday night
and was buried in the Robert Lee
cemetery Sunday.
Sanco and Robert Lee ball
teams matched a game last Thurs
day. which resulted in an easy
victory for the home team, score
- to s with four innings The
Rustler,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-09-02
Spanish Thoroughly Taught.

| will teach Spanish to "A limit
ed number Of pupils Of any age
or sex. ] teach thoroughly by
the best methods, 3d. GOA month
for class lessons or $500 II month
for individual lessons.
MRs. W. S. Week.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-09-02

F. r. Pridham, Of the firm of
Pridham IL Kreiste Hardware
Merchants of Victoria, wife and
son are here for the health of
their son. Mr.. Pridham was at
one time editor of the Victoria
Advocate.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-09-02
Rooms For Rent.

Two furnished bed rooms, south
err exposure; also rooms for light
housekeeping, centrally located.
Apply at HubbelI House. 35tf
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-09-02

?. d. Tweddell, who recently
removed to San Angelo from Ken.
lucky and accepted position
with March Bros, left Monday
for st. Louis, where he will reside.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-09-02

r. 7. Bell went down TO TaIpa
on business Sunday, returning
Monday.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-09-02

Crush your milo maize for your
cattle. Get prices on an outfit
in connection with gasoline en-
gine from G.. IL G. Hagelsteln Co.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-09-02

NJ. b. Pulliam sends The
Press nine months to his son,
Mark, who is in school at Bell
buckle, Tenn.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-09-02

n. NJ. March, buyer for the firm
OF march Bros, IS expected home
from his New York marketing
trip today, The goods he has been
selecting have begun to arrive.
This firm has bought with the ex-
pectation Of doing an immense
fall business. .s. ...
-Bnckskin Brceches never rip,
RDckat
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-09-02

Hal Brandt went down to Miles
on business Monday.
The evening world., 1903-01-13

In order that the team and individual
bowling championship OF Greater New
York may be definitely determined The
Evening World has decided to foster a
gigantic tournament that will be free
TO all teams, and prizes a~ggregatIng
over $500 will be offered for the COM
petition.
Any and every team in Greater Now
York Is invited to compete In the pre-
llminary games. There Will be no
charges OF any sort for competitors, and
only In the finals, in which tho fifteen
highest teams will compete. Will there
be an entrance fee charged.
Fifty individual prizes win be Fiven TO
the high men OF the hrst NIFTY teams IN
the preliminary games.
In the finals The Evening worlds
Championship cup and s2I6 in casa VIII
be offered as PRICES,
The tournament will be in charge OF
! three OF the most prominent bowlers In
| New York and an Evening World rep
rescntauve. This will insure absolute
fairness to all.
The conditions are few and easily COM
piled with. The rules OF the American
Bowling Congress Will govern the con-
test and Will be strictly enforced
Application blanks Tor entrance VIII %
4 mail,d us nearly as possible 10 every
Known bowing teas. IN the city, 4 cory
% tho blank is p,lHted on this pas.
however. ami The captain or president
OF any team may cut 1t out II use II
In nllng an ertrE, -
An %eitrIss must be Med with the
/ committee on or before Jan 81. II Is
advisable that captains send In tnelI
implications at oNce as II ~ expected
that fully 800 teams Will compete, lns
dale OF the commencing OF the tourna'
mcnt viii he announced later,
The conditions governing the tourhA
meut viii be as follows;
F(Ne members OF each club shall con
gtituto Il team.
Every tluh must he a regularly or
ganlzcd one al the time NJ Aims Spph
Caiion.
The evening world., 1903-01-13
FOURN|ER WANTS
TO RACE W|NTON.
Frenchman Arrives Here for
Automobile Show, Which Be.
gins in Garden on Saturday.

Henry Fourier, the champion auto.
mobilist Of Europe. who arrived on
La Bretagne yesterday to attend the
automobile show, which opens In Madi-
son Square Garden on Saturday night,
stated that he was willing to race Alex
ander Winton on track or road for the
championship OF tho world.
Fournier expressed a preference for
the Empire City track as the place for tho
contest. 1t was on this oval ut Yonkcrs
tat Fourier first established tho
world'B records for a circular course. lie
negotiated n mile in I'm. 64.5s., but after
he returned to Europe these figures were
shattered by Alexander Winton, OF
Cleveland. who now holds the present
mile record OF I'm. 2As.
Fourier brings with him n number OF
brand-new types Of cars TO be exhibited
at the Madison Square Garden show.
They include new More, Renault and
Mercedes, He also brings with him A
brand-new type OF machine, which is a
combination electric int gasoline. The
motors are in the front wheels and the
car Ia run by electricity. 1t has fourteen
different speeds, and the motor starts
itself. II was one of the great successes
OF the Paris show. and Fourier be-
lieves 1t will be n sensation in this
country.
The evening world., 1903-01-13
STEWARDS TAKE
UP ANOTHER JOB.
Mark Moore's Betting Sheets
Being Looked Over as Result
Of Honolulu Race. )
Special n The Evening worldly

NopF'tHl y u Evening NOTl1.l
NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. 13.-The
stewards ave called for the betting
sheets OF Bookmaker Mark Moore on
tho Honolulu race OF Saturday which
resulted In tho indefinite suspension of
Jockey Helgerson. No information could
be gained from the officials as to what
story Moore's figures may have told. but
X outside gossip and conjecture may be
relied upon another investigation Is I'M
der way.
Moore, whether as a mere matter OF
speculation or from other motives, laid
the top price. 4 to 5, on Honolulu and
took the money while the other pencillers
in tho ring were offering 3 to 5 and z to
10. 1t is a safe guess that the stewards
will probe deeper into the matter. and
they may possibly reopen Helgerson's
case in a manner not complimentary TO
that Jockey.
In the confessions OF Hertirg and
Sutherland Moore was Implicated in the
Isen steeplechase scandal at Memphis
last spring along with Fred Cook, but
the Memphis Jockey Club did not con-
slider the evidence reliable and took no
action. Subsequently Cook got Into
trouble at St. Louis and was barred
from booking privileges there. The
Memphis affair caused n lot OF talk, and
the general opinion at the time was
! that both Moore and Cook got out of q
tight place easily. O.,
The evening world., 1903-01-13
ALL-AMER|CANS
BOWL TONIGHT.
The Brooklyn Enthusiasts Have
First Chance to See Great
Team at Play.

Brooklyn bowling enthusiasts win -
the first to see the experts who make
up the great All-Americsn team at play.
The game is scheduled to be played to-
night In Ehler's alleys. at Fifth avenue
and Mo street, and a picked team will.
try to outroll the stars. Ernest Peter
son. one OF the team. has never been
seen in a game In this section OF the
country, hut in his tour of tho city with
his mates last night he rolled several
games and showed good enough form 10
be able to play against any man IN
Greater New York. VOORHEES, and Wolf,
the other players, are in good form. too,
and expect To win all Of the games
which have 80 far been arranged and
which arc as follows:
Tuesday, Jan. lS--At Ehler's alleya,
Fifth avenue aud Union street.
Thursday, Jan: Sat the Grand Cen
trail alleys. No. 3I3 Washington street.
Monday. Jan. Peat the Elephant
Club. No. iul Fulton street.
The evening world., 1903-01-13
BELMONT GETS JENNINGS
RACE TRACK FOR SIS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1a-August Bel
mont is now the sole owner OF tho
Bennings Racetrack, The deed has been
fled and the consideration for the prop
erty named is IS. The transfer Includes
all the property of the Washington
Jockey Club including the Bennlnss
Racetrack. which comprises sixty-elght
acres,
The transfcr was the result of the con-
ference at the stockholders OF the Jockey
Clue held some time ago, 1t was de.
cided TO place the AFFAIRS OF the or
ganizntion under the management aud
control OF the N-estechcster Racing AS.
soriation. The decd was signed by
samuel Allen. President OF the WASH,
ington Jockey Club, M transfers not
only the real property OF the club, but
well and tho insurance on the property
OF S93. 100.
The evening world., 1903-01-13
NEW YORK A. c. men! !.
SCORED A RECORD.
During Season Of 1902 Athletes
Tailed 1903 Points and
CycIist Hurley Led All.

Tho New York Athletic Club has had
Its most successful year from both a
financial and athletic standpoint. Dur
ing the year 1902 the athlctes scored
a total Of 1903 points. The athletes
were headed by Marcus Hurley, the
amateur champion bicycle rider, who
won ftfty-threo races. was second ten
times and third seven times. His total
number of points was 3o2. The athletes
Of the club were first go times; second
$50 t.nes, n third, 80 times.
Capt. Charles II. Sheriff. in his re-
port told the Board OF Governors that
their expenditures on the competitive
side of athletics. have amounted to the
modest sum of O,124.67. nearly, $4,000
less than is expended on athletics, en-
nuaIly at Yale or Harvard Financially
the club did sptendidly.-
Treasurer Charles r.. Goodhue IN ~
report shows an expenditure OF s6S, l46.5A
and receipts amounting to s66,6S2.9.
The evening world., 1903-01-13
COLUMBIA WILL
HAVE FAST MEN,,
Many Candidates for Track
Team viii Begin Work in
Gymnasium To-Day.

Candidates for columbia's track team
win report for the first time this year
to-day. They Will listen to the plan for
the seasons campaign BY their captain.
szfd after the lecture is over they will
al begin work.
Trainer Ernie Hjertoerg says the team
VIII, be faster and better than It ever
gasi before, and that It will begin by
taking part In many indoor games this
winter. Several men from Western pre-
paratory schools will try for the team.
end the list will be thinnod out In
weekly games which will be held in the
gymnasium,
The outdoor season will see a renewal
oSrelations with Princeton. which, after
~ten,years, were interrupted last year by
" failure Of the managers to agree upon
dnanciaI terms. ---,
The evening world., 1903-01-13
DURNELL & HERR
GO TO THE COAST.
sMcChesney and The Lady viii
Be Among Lot tc Race at Los
Angeles Track.

~ Especial to Tho Evening world1
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1a.-Durnell &
Hers win ship the major portion of
(heir string to Louisville to be turned
cot. The stable includes Rolling Boer
and Lucien Appleby. who will be fired.
ms remainder will be taken to Los
Angeles in the course OF a week, as soon
Is they can get proper shipping facili-
dies.
NlcChesney and The Lady will go with
tho Los Angeles string. which. with the
EXCEPTION Of these two. will he made
" OF selling platers and two-year-o,ds.
Mcchesney will be taken along 30 as
- keep him in training for the early
Western spring meetings.
sptirnell s. Herr have a contract with
Hedfern at $1,000 per month until the
close Of the meeting here. March q.
The Jockey will also go to Los Angeles
unless THE Eastern Jockey Club decides
that to do SO would outlaw him on the
eastern tracks.
I'd Corrigan will also ship q few OF
bis lot to Los Angeles.
The evening world., 1903-01-13
PITTSBORG HOCKEY
PLAYERS ARE PROS
Hockey League Declares that
Men Receive Money for TAX
Inc Part in the Games.

Every one OF tho hockey teams OF
sptttsburg have been pit under the ban
ty the Amatcur Hockey League. This
announcement was kept rather quiet
Tor some time. but in order that the
oficers OF the league should not become
stangled up in future proceedings they
decided TO give out the facts. This will
safe them the trouble of declaring
All teams which play the Pittsburgers
n tho future professional.
Il It - stated by the leagues officials
fiiht all the members OF the Pittsourg
l1Keatms IRE professionals and that they
are paid money for playing. Although
yaie's team played the Westerners and
were eoundly trounced on every oc-
oaSion the collegians will not he de-
clared professionals. because the dis
qualification was not made previous TO
the games and because the Yale faculty
sanctioned the contests.
The evening world., 1903-01-13

Amsrlcan National Toumamsni-Rossdals. NoW
Jersey and Kn.eGorbocssr. at tsS Waite E's-
pnsnt Alleys,
Knlghis OF COLUMBUS League Tournament
ReSina Coell Council. Riverside Council aaa
galye Regina Council, al sIarrs ALLEYS
Sew York League Tou5nAmea.-si' MARKS
Dipper and National. a. Amann 6 Tre!is'u alleys.
IiArl,m League TournamFnt-crniTAl Park.
Premier and Royal Aresnum whselmen. at
Tham & KEhlsiorrs alleys,
Stas, EGchAngs League TournRnelt-YIoasi,
Ns,Tiar 4 CO., a. s. Leland 4 90, and J. n
Jasaus.in & CO., At the White kleDhani alleys.
Manhattan Boropgh ToaraAmep,-,csAls, smlth-
Ionlsn ana Ae;iyt. a. fhs loTkfuls allsyL
glysIalas Lsssss Toarsspiset nslylasrs,
nranE Roftl Afcnnnm HaRue Touuaamsnt-
nfqnt eepneli Tsan ~. = Asfat cfqRfii fssu
The evening world., 1903-01-13
RACING NOTES..

f&a5na1ipatehases Of German a D,asr, th'
ci.klhhtHi nrm. are thriving a. Cumberland
PARK Ia charge Of Henry GsrhaTdy, In Blns
psahant he arm believes It has a Norldbtatsr'
she d a two-year-old brown ally. BY RainboV.
out III Brown countsIE. She is engSted In =
namher Of YsiusSls stakes and the hrm bought
ar pith her stake snEsgementn from g. W,
43p6p9 81 the Melbourne stua' for $4,000
&sAassr ). ". Bfoots, Of Lns Angeles, Cal.
~ Irscslved a telegram from Warrington from
Elarfit Mts Cassidy SAYING. that he would be
u ,kahd 20 start the mssting on Jan. 81,
Rsspcnla, dam Of yi,full, winner Of Inc NsN
3safS Hsaaieap and tho arst ;hrsa-year-old stake
sisner Of 1903 at New orleans, ia located at i"
D4hoplobyG Silver Brook s,ud Farm, near Eaton
3rcfsy, who also owns a fail sister 10 w!t:ull,
rss nny Is being trained By Charles Hi
1i4sy Bender has ss eye on the Crescent c!,
plfE. To-Day ne viii ship HIS racing ''rius Il
AIaphia. wAsre Lord Melbourne, after hsinI
- feF Orleans race.
1t.tfg Wiahsrd. a nephew OF tho nottA trRinsl
- fohh D. Drake, sot a nasty fall ia the las
- ,is,esssy. n the sfowdlaE for poSiiio'
E'1 alpnna the trst turn, MA m1ap;,. iol
4..|IfI. Ma faayht Ia \ jan aud went down
IE|I|In1 WiahaFd heavily. 1hs ilttlt iellnW wa
y ansoasuieus from the track. lie vas no
G.0s EssaEd's Ambush H.. winner Of I'll
E=||I xstippaI. has d~sssiOpsd trouble With hi
80 sin y retired from isalnins. psrhsg
y 4 aplspald performer tSis year,
...A4I l1om Ka,hJlls b 10 the erect tina
1...ts1. loinsriy > Fperssiul ioetsy. "a
The evening world., 1903-01-13
GIVE UP ROWING TO
TRY FOR BALL TEAM,
Cornell LoScH Two Of Her Star Crew
Candidates.

DFhtI LOhth TNO VI q SIur IreFV
Candidates.
ITHACA, Jan. lS.--The love for the
old national game OF baseball has
caused two OF Cornell's best osrsnen 10
decide to try for the baseball team and
not for the crew this year, The men in
question are Merrill. who has rowed on
the Varsity for two years. and Shop
psrd, who Was stroke On the Freshman
crew last year and WHO was expected
70 help make up the sssond crew. which
viii row against Harvard and Columbia
on Lake cayngA on May so.
1IazelBood M Van Aistyna. two
Nho haze not reported. and Ia a SAID
lnaf eefnell viii 19Ee fhein. TOO hecauee
IneE have decided to give more alter
res p pHtes.isy Nesa n ~ gia9s'
The evening world., 1903-01-13
ChrIstr Mas.stt b. Not sIEned.

The f~oiiOwinS ls;,s explains iiseii;
TO The Sporting Editor q The EsealnE wofid;
In tns eperlnG Life u Jan. 3 ths American
LesEue sayi u mas ne slknsd a eae u tn nm
nifeA j. y not "nrookirn chrlliyl H4a4fi. 80
! aul At nt1FtF npF. waiting foT 4~nfaHtuAn1
- 'hs sealnS as.t'a rHAistf ats.Atf
The evening world., 1903-01-13

In addition to the above prizes The
Evening World donates ,htty prizes.
one to be presented 10 each OF the htty
highest individuals In the preliminary,
but no more than one member OF a team
will be given one OF these trophies.
DR.. H Timm. ]. Leuyl, i, w Prior
and II. ii. Niemeyer, constitute the con-.
mittee in charge and all applications Tor
entry must he sent 10 them. In care
Amann 4 Triess, corner Third avenue
and F~itty-nfth street.
in The Evening Worlds plan and the
tournament will no douht be the most
successful over held. There has never
been a tournament in which all clubs
We're invited TO compete at aosoiutsly
no expense, and there are many o,ne'
There will be no charge made for games
bowled. and the alleys provided are al
good as any IN the country.
The question ~ the local champion
ship will be definitely de 'ided, both for
teams and individuals and practically
every bowler IN Greater New York will
] compete.
The evening world., 1903-01-13

"a FULL PURSE NEVER LACKS
FRIENDS" The advertiser who rec
ognizes the value OF Sunday World
Wants never lacks a full purse
The evening world., 1903-01-13
HERE is A BOWLING TOURNAMENT
OPEN TO EVERYBODY.
The Evening World Devises a Plan Whereby All
Clubs Gan Try for Individual and Team
Championships-Many Valuable Prizes
Are Offered-No Expense to Those
Who Enter inPreIiminary Round.

Each player must be an active member
In good standing of his club.
Each team viii roll n same. strikes
and spares.
The fifteen teams having the highest
scores viii be entitled 10 compete in
the. finals. An entrance fee of $40 for
each team will be charged in the finals.
The tournament will be conducted IN
Amann g. THESIS alleys and Will BIO
governed by A. r. G. rules.
n prizes will he as follows:
First team prize, Evening
WORLDS Cup and............sT5
second team priEe............ 20
Third tenn priEe............. 40
Fourth team prize. 10
Filth team priEe........-..... 2"
sixth team prize. 10
Seventh team prize 10
Eighth team prixc............ D
First individual prize y"
Second individual priHe....... 10
Third individual prise........ o
The evening world., 1903-01-13

CHICAGO H~annickPPER. Is pseaahty. Ion,
--fof 11n1SlI59a Matlutf, tuItl'A hofiafh
DIsIiolfa ftfta3an'g Aoot4A tthlsF4 4entt
as,asai ag.a, ~ ~ ra1Fshls'a t,'.=a'l>a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-04
SHOULD NOT MAKE law
GALBRAITH SAYS THAT
IS FOR LEGISLATURE
SUPREME COURTS MAJORITY DE.
cIsloN ON MORTGAGES IN
CASE OF ALLEN vs..
LUCAS EFT AL.

A majority opinion was handed down
by the Supreme Court yesterday after
noon in the action to quiet title in Sam
uel C. Allen VS.. George w. Lucas. AL
bert II. Lucas, a minor, by his guard
ian ad Item, J. J. Dunno, and Thos.
X. Lucas. Jr., Lydia G. Lucas, Jr., and
Norman w. Lucas, minors, by their
guardian ad Item, +. NJ. Watson. The
opinion, reversing the Circuit Court,
is written by Chief Justice Frear and
Ia signed also by Justice Perry, JUS
tice Galbraith dissenting and filing an
opinion. The case is stated in the fol-
lowing opening opinion: This is
statutory action to quiet title. II is
brought by a mortgage after default
of the mortgagors, against certain
other persons, who, II is alleged, claim
an estate or interest in the mortgaged
land. On demurrer, the Circuit Court
ordered the complaint dismissed and
plaintiff to pay costs including a fee
of SIS to one Of the guardians ad lit
EN- and OF $50 TO the other, to which
order the plaintiff excepted and now
| brings the case here by writ of error"
| Tho syllabus declares that. "a mort -.
gage has sufficient title or interest
/ after default by the mortgagor to en-
able him to bring a statutory action
IN ouiet title against third narties
"A court of law cannot, in the alb
sence OF statute, allow fees, in the ma
ture NJ counsel fees to guardians ad
Iitem IN no maid nv the onnosite mar
ties"
Justice Galbraitb, dissenting. saws.
" The general law reouires that tho
plaintirr in the action IN ouiet titIo
must hold the legal title
"ybiIe we have M s,otute goverpins
this question there is not wanting hero
judicial DEVELOPMENT of the law aIon,
the lines contended for nv the pIain.
tiff. and. II seems 10 me that II is only
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-04
GOVERNOR WILL DECIDE.

The land exchange with Judge Perry
was ratified at the Executive Council
meeting yesterday, the Judge obtaining
the Wailupe fish pond at valuation OF
$4,000 and giving land for improvement
OF School and Punchbowl streets. 1t was
also decided to reopen the Lualualei
tract. Mrs, s. c. Allen desired a piece
of land at Makiki to enlarge her lot
and suggested $4,000 as a starter; $lO,-
900 was thought to be nearer the right
figure. The application was referred
back to Superintendent Cooper.
Governor Dole was left to decide the
application OF Representative FNernan-
dez's son for light wine and beer lic-
ence at Aiea, Treasurer Kepoikai con-
Guiding that Eva and Waianae are but
one district and the law allowing but
three in each judicial and taxation dis
trict.