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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-21
JOIN IN BEAUTY QUEST.
Men and Woven Paying Attention to
Physical Appearance.

LONDON, Oct. 21.-"Londoners are
being more and more sickly from pre-
ventable causes" says one authority.
THE golden age of beauty, owing to a
more healthful manner of living, has
arrived" says another.
Physiogomists, physical culture ex-
perts and beauty specialists, who con-
gregate in Bond street see an extra
ordinary change for the better in ma
tional looks day by day. They say the
people are growing more beautiful
Both men and women of the upper
classes says one of the leading beau
ty specialists in London, ARE improv-
ing in feature, in coloring and in
physique. Nowhere in the world can
YOU see such handsome men and wom-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-21
REGISTERS for Election,

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Simon Harris
who lives On Norfolk street in Man
haitian, is the Oldest voter who has
registered for the coming election in
this city. He is 104 years old and has
been voter for over forty years. He
is still fairly strong and in full pos
session of his mental faculties. He is
bent by age, but expects to vote a few
more elections.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-21

CONTROLS five valuable patents used in
he manufacture of matches and all
SISTED by Misses McDOuall, James
them will be sold. Repre-
;entatives of several manufacturing
oncerns engaged in the manufacture
Il matches are in the city and some
pirited bidding is expected at the
uct1on. The Ruby Match company
fas Delaware corporation doing
BUSINESS in Camden.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-21
Fix meer's Teeth.

CALCUTTA, Oct. 21.-D. r. Smith.
an American dentist who has practiced
his profession in Calcutta for some
years, has been summoned to Kabal
to attend the Ameer of Afghanistan.
His fee for this service is 10000 rupees
($3,S50) in addition to his expenses to
and from the ameer's capital
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-21
Will Sell Valuable Patent Riuhts,

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. Plum
der an order of the court of chancery.
Andrew E. Sanborn as receiver, will
sell at the court house this afternoon
the letters patent and the right, title
and interest of the Ruby Match COM
pany, in inventions of match making
machinery that was used in the Cam
den plant of the Ruby company. It
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

Salifc SgIptempler r.
Ser blep for nogm Sis iioen in0gi=
bet &lage til @iebcnbopns Holit1
gaaer0e l10 pau> at ser omfring i
Npen ifl1loe bore iolgt Splpioger, Ser
bar mGrfet meo 5totsgl1or0eil1ens
Stempcl' Csc tire Goorne"), 11oe11 at
pGre al Sen fltloe 2p0igbeo. Man
lit Wfistanfe ON, ut Set fer 0reie6e
Jig ON frcmmeoe Splpgjenitonoe, ser
poo eli eller on0en Moooe bare blep=
ne forfalife0e, % Nolittet far mi
mreiteret en- Supporter @rosierer
@ercnot Senien, Ser CT iigtet for at
bope foripnet life min0re ems 23O0
@jenitanoe mes ct c%ftergiort Stem=
pei. piien0c Sc tire Iaarne. Da Sn<
gerne imiolerti0 bope piit fig at babe
Sen faloe. 2eoigbe6, pil Fan finn fl1,1=
ne l%traffes for at bape benDttet cit
gfterligning al Statsgl1ar0einens
Stempel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

aEN%-lGE #SEEY
Mmolie5 6g6. Gen
betlc11ote noriffeote Torfatterinoe
Mm1alie sfrom, gift mes %igs0a=
gems Erotofoliefreter, Torfatteren
Grit Sfram, er ofaoaet ue0 Dgoen i
&ipbelrbopn, So Mor gommel. Sen=
oes Torfatterpirfionrbe0 oar 1opeo=
1a9elig norif, % bum bar Ell, al Sc
tr1elte = men ogloa melt lnIte -
Torfatteri1oer / Mor0e11. Tor Cant
morts Geofommcn0e CT bum jprlig
blcpel1 fe>1ot be0 fine pololomme Mn=
greb paa &c oonife Sin0sjpgconltol=
ter. Nsorife 6orbolo far 6l,n fritz
ferret itarft / forifiellige al fine @p=
ger % far JONI Tplge ocrof perct l,o=
lat for boaroc 0onume al iine 2onos=
mrr0.
9on fe 8iIIc0er i
Splflono. Me6ens. 6orboloet It's
ligere bar BET, at Ger fra Gpitlono til
2onmarf i%nofprtes en- Mnngoe Billie
Ser, iom ofte bar ret pette, ipnes Set
,1't, iom uobiflineen bar toget en- or,-
ben, for 9onmorf poerit gIeoelis
Bending, i6et set / 6isie Sage ct Bile
bet beotaget at in6fgre 6anife' SSaetta-
9eliesbilleoer ! &amborgs iamtlige
100 &oma1neifoler. @run6en BERTH ct,
at en- ing, oriftig 6anif 6orlegeer'
&r. Chr. @ricbien, Snoebaper al
"8erneblaoet"s 6orlaa % lloeiper
at "8ernenes 8ogiomling", for fort
Sio 1ioen paa ~&ambr,rgs 2dbrmittel=
m,sitellnng" bar uoitillct en- Serie at
BAN nogipne og al Soul Steffcnien
tegneoe Sagttogelicsbillcoer, Scr bar
natt flor Spiigt - bporciter Sc III,
pea Spfororing al CIT formoaenoe og
fjenot tpif EGoogog CT bleprle inofpr=
te 55la11mpbor9s &onmneifolcr, Iigeiom
Der er=ltofiiat til, at Sc ogioa bill bin
Sc n110galdlidg -anore tpife @per.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

Y : " y .StOlluIS itulcr, ltEelOW
Der er=ltofiat ill., at Sc ogioo pil bin
Sc n110galdlidg -anore tpife @per.
&jpbenbabn.
mer.
Sorleoen i%nolagoes poo 2ooegooroc1
&ipbenbopn ct Sent mes ioo flint ct
ss'apn iom ScGna &einricb Sc 6riis.
s 6orpeien opholot Ser Jig to &ogo=
Glonoer, Ser al Gprinocli lie bar o0e=
lige.
Spperi. 6orleoen Scat CT Ser
bos ~Snitrumc1tmager @ofman /
Sfinoergooe itiaalet for oper 5000
SIR. Snitrumenter og Mntifpitcter.
Gsrltc @ftermi00ag onbol0t Yolitiet
CT at Sppene, ga ban biloe pontlptte
ct at Sc ltiaalne SSnitrrmc1ter.
&nGffet &aIen. @ap=
Glfefobrifant Srl1ellen, iom. boer ole
nc t Gienoommen Mmolicpei Is /
@jebcnbopn, fan6tes f%orlc0en 6p0 pes
6ooen at Grappe,1, ser fprer op til
&%piltctagen. Sen tilfolote 2Gge fon=
!toterc0e, at Moffebpirplen bar f11rf=
fct, og at Den Mfbpoe rimeligpis bar
rrrct 500 ct &or Gage.
9po6 6 gbenb obns
" III er r 5. SEQ sen mi
| allie &ommuner opgjorte &rroi til
ejenoomsifpl6 bier set fig, at @nr=
oien al iomtIige @jenoomme / SIP
benbopnS Nmtsraa0sfrcos bar gipet
til &el l1ltat ben 1ntuffe 5rm 1911,
329,10O SIR. eller tet pp imoo, bba6
bele Gen 6aaite Stotsgin1o bcleber
Jig til.
en- Ggte @pIIc. Jorle6en
blep Ell ing 6Dr beo Geopn Bernhard
IreSeriflen, 81 Mar gammcl, Sire
rcrifsberg 9fet 6emt til 2 Mars sSor=
beoringsbus. Gilipnelaoeuoe bar Sen.
tie Com cit 8elenning foroi bo,t Ell
Not for ct Mors Sis lioen o%perfalot
cit %biempenot Donit= Mmerifoner r,oe
.poo @rppej og repeoe bans l1br %
mango Dollars. Men set biler fla,
at Sperfaloet poo 9Grppei fun er ct
lille Seq Sen &effe al 6orbrpoelier,
lom 5reoerifien bar tilitaoet fig ifpl=
Dig /. San ibor remlig fra lit is. til
lit u. Mar oltlaa nnfbrl1ot / 5
Nor = begaoet 2OS TorbrD0ell err:
&pperi, Sppcri, @on, &engeofpres=
ming, @Gleri O.. /. If.
6reoerifle,n CT CIT al @%igbenbapns
% 5reoerifsbergs fruffelte % melt
poogooenoe Jorbrp6cre. San bol6t
melt til poo Sioepcje,c, % Ser far
to11 tpl1nget Soft til at mlrge l16, ell=
ten peo Srusler ellerN peo YrDgl. Som
ct efsempel ifol III uni9re: @nt9lf-
ten mpote ban pao Ibprpalbl lens Sci
Ell 9crrc, JON ban bo6 ON Hcl1ge. ga.
6erren piloe gipe bum Ell 10=gre,
bleb 9ern6oro preo og n1c11te at mint
ore enc ct &ar &rpller flu1oe bo11 50
life bore befjen0t at gipc lam. @er,1=.
boro 6leb III iaa n%argooenoe, at Ser
rem til ltolt madtte lpriltge t110 | Ell
Grplfe, lom 11etop fonl fprbi, og Silt
lten tit Srore til at iGtte <ri en
moo Nprrebro. Miel1 bpo0 gioroe
@ernbaro? San banate bag / Dro-
lfen, laa / set 9ieblif, @erren ltea al
Den l1oe paa Merre6rogaoc> traaote
he'r trem imoo bonn % freniatte c1o=
mi mere eftertrpffeIigt lin Mnmo6-
ming ON &enge. Sen fremmeoe&e rre
maatte pirfelig op meo fem &roner,
fpr BON bleb afNmeo 6orbrpoeren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

Stempel.
Yrobinierne.
s erre6s ogeo 81 g.
Sargenen O6enie &erre6 er
efter &%nibgning afifeoiget / Moaoe og
me6 8eniion.
sig @iI6efongt. Sitter
Steffenien> Mt66elfart, TOM forle6en
biem me6 fin &pa1e fulo al @ilo.
Der bar ne]ten 1000 81.
6 an e 6 g e + eIfer.
((n6er Meobrponingen al @meoeme=
tier Sgrsgaar6S gamle @ien6om /
@renaa ifal man babe fun6et @ge,
bi9lfer, Der bar mGrfe6e me6 Mars=
tai fra set 150e Marbun0re6e.
g T e. 60 al Sultelens
5tolefabrifs 100 Mrbeioere / &on=
oers bar neolagt Mrbei6et. @rnn6en
CT, at 6obrifen %for0reoe> at Mrbei=
oerne if1l0e mp0e til beltemt Si6 ON
Morgcnen, % Sc, lom life mp0te ret
ti6ig, fl1n0e f9rit fomme ms be6 Tro<
foittio. Sogen er in6berettet til Sir
Observation-Disclosures.
Ct lent g Dn0eregi l.
ter. gn @oorobeltprer fra g.
men moro for &jpge bop6e operfoloet
lin Spoger, prpglet fin Some truet
fin S%pigermo0er meo at benge benoe
og afgipet falit 6orflaring for @et-
ten. San ct TIL i0pmt 6engiel poa
&ano og 8reo / tire @onge fem Gage.
Sillige for ban / flere Moaneoer iio<
Set / GaretGgtsorrelt.
Sgoo en- &an6eI. &o1t
9enrif Eeterien fra Strpns, bpis So
pe0=Erpoellc bi6til bor beret ct ral=
minOelig longt, pregtigt 5fjeg, bor
iolgt bette I'll Slogter &ei6e> Sim
oellc, for fire aolpefier6inger og ct
Sfptfc Stsefjp6. &o116elen foregif
poo Barber &asm11sie nS 8arberj tl1e,
% ba &jpbercn forIangte @firgget
mes set famine, bleu Set flippet of
bporefter @cnrif &eterien, nniten
1tfjenocli9 promenereoe mes fit glot<
barbcrc0c Mnligt mes as Gtrpget.
en- mGrfeltg Mfifebs<
b c &C + 9. @erSleb=@jGp=
hinge Sognerooo poa 5inllono bar
fprelpurgt &osfiloe Nmtsrooo, ON
man flu1oe bctrogtc ct Me6lem iom
l1otroaot al Sogneroooet, foroi ban
bapoc befjenotgiort / @lo6ene, at ban
bopoc ne6loat lit @an6ot og iamtioig
frepct til Gpgneroooct, at bon fl1n
UNDER nisie @ctingclicr piloe oeltoge
/ &ao0cts Mr6cjoe. M%mtsruo6et jpo=
re0e, at Sogncroooet maotte jpge til
Iomltolcnc for at foo @on6en til
at giere lin @ligt.
&ator 2iIIe1nn1 6g6.
&altor Sans g. 2illeluno> tioligere
pao Msors, en- al Sc gamle al @run6tz
pigs 9ticiple, er ofgaoet be0 De6en
/ 9ornslet, " Mar gammel. &aa
Mors og / set nor0lige Spllano bar
ban | ODER en- Menneifeol6er peret
Ell al Sc melt fjenote og oniete &re@
tier. &an berte til sen &re itefreos,
lom / 80'erne iamle0es ON 8rei ten
&asml1s 2l1n6 / 9~iterielbp, peo ,bbem
ser / firfelige &re6ie baftes iaa me
gen 8ebGgelle L. Sen al 2un6 reilte
8%epegelie enote iom befjen6t omrli=
Ser / 9annelien at en- 6%rin1enigbe0.
8oitor 2illelun6 bgrte ogioo til So
rerne / fin 8eoegelie> men bon bgrte
til Sc beiinOige in6enfor &reolen 90
panot manages &engipenbeo. SRA
fgrlt al bar fan ogiaa Tormon6 / Sen
tirfelige &re6s, iom tit Mapnet
vMorslen65 0onife Samfnn0". $
ODER Ell Meumeifeoloer bar ban oes=
noen Ell Sen al &giifoleforltanoer
Nonlien Sal, og Don fprte ofte Sroet
for Be mango, lom iomleoes paa
bans &6jifole. Sra 1860 bar
9tlleluno perionel anpellon / 90.
og 9. glslcls poa Doors. gn balp
Snes Mar bar ban iaa Sogneprnlt
5rpslep og Moller1p Mors, bbor=
fra ban / 1878 blep %forflpttet til
SGbring, ogiaa paa Doors. S fin
liolte Er9lteti6 S9bring bar ellie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
&jpbenbabn.

goeligeTot m e r.
Sorleoen inolagoeS poo 2ooegooroeu
/ &i%pbenbapn ct Semi mes iao tint ct
se!opn iom Sctaa &einricb Sc 6riis.
S 6orpeicn op6olot Ser Jig to &ogo=
tionoer, Ser al Gprinocllc bar ooe=
lige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
Y%robtnierne.

foge6 81 II g.
Sprgenfen S6enie &erre6 En-
efter @niegning afife6iget / Moa6e og
me6 Beniion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

" = ment % 9po.
&omanoer 6. q. @aroe, en- al Sen
oanife @orines 6pgtigite og melt BE-
fielote 5bofficcrer, er 5. 6. Morts
afgoaet neo 9eoen, fun 4 Gage efter
at ban bar u0nGpnt til &ontreo0mi=
raj, og netop iom Ser bar oen beolte
8rltl1o til at baobe, at ban bil6e font
me Jig efter ct alporligt og longt
Spgeleje iom 6elge al ct l1lpffestil=
t9loe, Der ramte bam paa en- Gpfle-
t1r 2. Sl.leoag. &omanogr CARGO bar
pGret officer ii6en 1866 og UNDER
fine mango %uofomanooer biit flor
Ssmonosopgtigbeo. lloenfor Mari-
men bar ban ogiaa pleiet @gen, 81.
a. tom Sprer at g oit6ampifibene mel
lem &orser og &iel, oasi 1881 fit Ian
Tortjenitmeoaillen / @nl6 for Sci,
9pgtigbeo, bpormeo ban iom Jgrer
at uabialon" UNDER Sstronsporten /
ben baaroe ginter, bolot 6orbinoellen
aabets mellem &orspr % Mpborq.
Som &rtpatmarto bar ban itarHft in
%teresieret ! Sport, % troos fine go
|slar bar ban en- pasiioneret @icpf-
Iliit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

u + II . m e 8 0 | n e
8offer. timber 6enne Titel bar
%ilb. Gorlicn / u@oloing Mpis" fire.
bet en- ipnnpotbetiif Mrtifel, lcolaset
al oplpienoe 8illeoer, ON Sen murfe-
lige 60=oorige Gneboer @eorg @run,
al Nlmuen faloct nMitronomen /
2olnc @offcr". 9eroppe / @enolps.
lels %olporsfuloe Matur li66er Sen en<
lomme Mono og for6pber Jig / Ser
oensrummet og bets &erligbe6er, iaa
langt bans bjemmelabe6e &ifferter
fan naa. 8run bar ieIp palgt Sat-
ttgoom for at funne oprfe fine -Sssn,
teresier. San fiber ieIp fine Sit,
fcrtglos mes Mfilibningsitsp at blaa
5libeltcn og polerer Dem lenere / Ell
&obberifoal meo Grocus. @rrtns
ltbrite &iffert er II 500 lang. San
bar itfe alene let Maanens 8ierg-
lanoe, men Saturns Sling, ia eno-
og De istl9ote Bolarlonoe poo &la-
1neten Mars. Ser or roget gribenoe
OF rprenoe peo bos 0enne go,nle brope
Mfo1o, vSSoroens fottige 9pn og
Simlens t%rofaite 8eifuer", at fin6e en-
Npjiombeo, Ser lpger lin 2ige, og en-
Monoens Glnoe. Ser gjgr bom ri.
gere eno mongen rig Mono,. bpiS
@Sslif al6rig naar op opcr Soroen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-02
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

SAYS HUSBAND CUT HER.--Annie Lane
was treated at the Central Emergency Hospital
last night for a bad cut on the nose. The
point of the member almost severed. She
said that her husband cut her during tight
in their home at 1126 Howard street.
CELEBRANrS AND OTHERS ARRESTED.
During the twenty-four hours from 8 a. m.
Saturday until 8 a. m. yesterday 220 arrests
were registered at the City. Prison About
one-half the number had been celebrating the
advent of the new year and were glad to be
released yesterday morning Two-thirds of the
arrests were made between midnight and 8
o'clock yesterday morning.
CHINESE CHARGED WITH ROBBERY
All Ying. 80 Spofford alley. was arrested early
yesterday morning on complaint of Chinn Ock
on a charge OF robbery. Chinn Ock reported
that All Ying assaulted him with revolver
and robbed him OF $50 in his room. He said
he had witnesses who would corroborate him.
All Ying said he and Chinn Ock quarreled.
He struck Chinn Ock on the head with an
opium pipe, but denied taking any money
from him. The room was searched. but no
trace OF coin or revolver could be found.
ROOM BURGLAR cAPTURED-when H.
Hasford entered his room at 737 Mission street
yesterday afternoon he was surprised to find
man searching his trunk for valuables. On
questioning the intruder as to what he was do
ing ne received an unsatisfactory answer,
which caused him to summon officer, who
placed the Intruder under arrest. When taken
to the Southern Police Station he gave the
name OF Edward Morrison. charge of bur-
glary was registered against his name. In his
possession razor and other articles belonging
to Hasford were found and identified.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-02
STAKE CAPTURED
BY CARLOW BOY
l.. Corder's Fleet Greyhound
Carries Off Honors in In
augural at the Union Park

l.. Corder's fleet greyhound Carlow
Boy won the Inugural stake at Union
Coursing Park yesterday in clever
style, defeating Humboldt in the decid-
ing course, Carlow sBoyFilcdTthe 8 to 5
choice Belle Free by two lengths in the
first round.
He held the flying Mcvey fevel to the
hare in the second round and then out
worked him. He repeated this per-
formance In the deciding course with
Humboldt. winning by score of to O.,
after running only sixteen seconds.
The Reserve stake was won by
Friendless Boy, which defeated Glover
Blossom by score OF z2 to 0. The
winner made all his trials short ones,
having run but ninety seconds up to
the deciding course. Clover Blossom
was not so fortunate, as she ran 311
seconds.
The most decided upset was the de-
feat Of the l to choice Charter Mem
ber by Raby Aurora The days re-
suits, with Judge p. j. Reilly's official
scores. follow:
Inaugural stake, first round-carlow Boy
beat Belle Free, so: McVey beat Quita, AZ;
Richard Anton heat Barge. 14-s; Humboldt
Second round-cariow Boy beat Mcvey. 5-1;
Humboldt beat Richard Anton. 60.
(Gladiator-Mac's Rosebud) beat F. Brown s
Humboldt (Hot tuff-Crawford Lass), 80.
Reserve stake, first round-Hidden Hatred
beat Runaway Actress. 6-3; Dorothy NJ beat
Romping Girl. 90; Rocker Arm beat Rialto
200: Ina Cissus beat Sir Dick, 24-3; Raby
Aurora beat Charter Member. 6-5; Mellinwood
beat Belfast, go; Sunnybrook beat Glaucus
80; Peerless Beauty beat Yellowstone. GA;
Texas Jill beat Aeolus. 81: Reckless Acrobat
beat Daisy Rocket, 80. Young Fearless beat
Graceful Carmen, 40; The Referee bye, Texas
Mamie withdrawn; Mickey Free beat Bob r.
4-3 wild Turkey beat Lulu Girl. 11-9; Friend
less Boy beat McHenry, 90; Stingaree beat
Anna Ryne 3-2; Presto beat Lberator, 40;
Clover Blossom beat Miss Lucille 9-2; Rene
gade Apache beat e III. Al; Siroc beat Miss
Green. 9-3; Sherman beat Belle Marie. 4-2;
Northern Alarm beat Ready Address,, 3-2:
Lancashire Lad beat Rocked Asleep. 3-2: For
est Fire beat Frisky Boy 12-1.
Second round-Dorothy NJ beat Hidden
Hatred, 81; Rocker Arm beat Ina Cissus. 50;
Mellinwood beat Raby Aurora, 4-8; sunny
brook beat Peerless Beauty, 12-7; Reckless
Acrobat beat Texas JILL 50; The Referee beat
Young Fearless, 9-3; Mickey Free beat Wild
Turkey, Ga; Friendless Boy beat Stingaree
80: Clover Blossom beat Presto, ga; Rene
gade Apache beat Siroc, 3-2; Sherman beat
Northern Alarm, 5-4; Lancashire Lad beat
Forest Fire, 81.
Third round-Rocker Arm beat Dorothy NJ
4-3: Raby Aurora a bye, Sunnybrook with
drawn: Reckless Acrobat a bye, The Referee
withdrawn: Clover Blossom beat Mickey Free
S-3; Friendless Boy beat Renegade Apache
30: Lancashire Lad beat Sherman, 11-2.
Fourth round-Rocker Arm beat Reckless
Acrobat rs; Friendless Boy beat Raby Auro-
ra. 81: Clover Blossom beat Lancashire Lad
Arm, TO: Clover Blossom bye.
Deciding course--w. T. Raughts Friendless
Boy (Fetter Free-Dawn) beat M. Gaines
Glover Blossom Cwarburton-Miss Alice). 22-0.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-02
La Unions Defeat Soldiers.

g What seemed certain defeat for the
La Union football team yesterday at
Presidio athletic grounds was turned
into a victory by F. Mullen of the
Unions, who scored field goal short
ly before the end of the game. Final
score: La Union s, Fort Miley 5. Null
len was the star of the game. The
big left guard scored the only points
made by his side. He kicked a field
goal in the first half and repeated the
performance in the second half. With
the score standing 5 to in favor of
the Fort Miley team and but a few
minutes left before the end Of the
game the La Unions took a dying
chance by depending on Mullen to
kick field goal. A well placed kick
from the twenty-five yard line went
soaring between the goal posts. The
teams were made up of:
La Union-o' connor Mackenzie Mullen,
Merrill woodford, Fisher. Clarkson. Mayer,
Borman. Martin. Terry. WankowsAd, Merritt,
Fort Miley-Kaiser, NickeIs. Cochran,
Hutchson Cuihane Swinson. Lipscomb. Rapp.
Hoover. Ward. Harper, Lieutenant Ware. Pri-
Referee, schoffel: umpire. George Blow;
timekeepers, ]. d. Duffy and George Finnigan.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-02
CRACK PONIES WILL RACE.
Sensational Sport Promised To-Day on
Clark Track at San Mateo.

Large fields promise sensational rae
ing at San Mateo to-day under the
auspices of the California Polo and
Pony Racing Association. c. w. Clark's s
private track will be the scene Of the
sport While it will not be fast owing
to the recent rain, it will be safe one.
The most promising races on the card
are the Quarter-mile and the cham
pion stakes, at six furlongs. In the
former Rudolph Spreckels' great mare
Becky, which will be piloted by Frank
Skinner, will meet w. S. Hobart's Sill
yer Dick. Charley Dunphy will wear
the Hobart colors and will ride either
Silver Dick or Marigold. Francis j.
Carolan will sport his own light blue
and white on Princess Flavia in this
race. C. w. Clark's copper colors will
be carried by the diminutive bay mare
Silver Queen, which will be ridden by
Whitney.
The champion stakes attracted the
best of the distance ponies. The talent
picks c. w. Clark's clever pony Bas
Biancs. which will be ridden by Cole
man, to beat Fusillade. Charlie Dunphy
will have the leg up on Honama and
will take some beating.
r. NJ Tobin has purchased the good
race mare Ethel G., by Beaconsfield.
She has won many races and has also
taken blue ribbons in the show ring.
She will be a welcome addition to the
racing brigade, as her forte is at a mile.
Three new ponies were measured yes
terday and all qualified. One is four
year-old owned by f. j. Carolan and
sired by Fusillade.
c. w. Clark's string of ponies have
been in the hands of Trainer Stanfield,
and they all look fit to race.
The officials to-day will be: Stewards.
Major J. L. Rathbone, H. T. Scott and
F. T. Underhill; presiding judge, w.
D. Randall; starter. r. ]. Havey; clerk
of the scales, D. w. Donnelly: time
keeper, E. G.. Hanson; clerk of the
course and Handicapped, Robert Leigh
ton.
The majority of the spectators from
this city will go down by the electric
cars, which land their passengers with
in easy reach of the racetrack at San
Mateo.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-02
OLYMPIANS DIP
In THE OCEAN
Sturdy Athletes Walk Across
Country and Then Disport
in Waters of the Pacific

The sturdy athletes of the Olympic
Club, headed by the ever youthful
president. William Greer Harrison, en-
joyed an exhilarating New Years day
tramp across country yesterday, fol-
lowed by q dip in the waters Of the
Pacific.
They went by electric car from the
Post-street clubhouse to Seventh ave-
nue. and H street, near the Park. Their
route then led them out past the Aims
house, over the former Dewey boule-
ward to Ingleside and thence down the
Ingleside road to the beach.
The first stop was made at club
house on the Ocean boulevard, where
the road clothes were exchanged for
swimming suits. A dash was then
made for the water. as there was
sharpness in the air. After run on
the firm sand of the beach to set the
blood in circulation the road clothes
were again donned
Luncheon was served at the Mira
mar, where the astonishing appetites
of the clubmen were satisfied. In the
party were:
William Greer Harrison, Captain Max Ro-
Anstett L. Kullman. G B. Reardan. j. w.
Stapleton, G. A. Kemschel, A. Kleinhaus, j.
H. Jordan. E. M Stack, Henry Stern, Lea
ons. William Martin, DR.. Morton. r. Gibbons.
G. o. Griffin, Edwin Goeller, A. Taylor, f.
w. Holman, James p Booth, Arthur H. G.
Mau, l.. H Clan, George s. McComb. r II.
Settle Thomas p Bacon, J. L. McCarty. L.
F. Kelly and Clarence V. Clough.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-02
KAISER'S SENTIMENTS.
Pleased With Growing Greatness Of
the United States.

Pleased With Growing Greatness OF
the United States.
BERLIN, Jan. 1.-Embassador Tow
er called at the palace to-day to pre-
sent his New Years congratulations to
the Emperor and Empress of Germany
II desire" said Emperor William. to
send to the President and people of the
United States my wishes for fortu-
nate and happy new year. President
Roosevelt is leading the American peo-
pie to an advanced position of power
and influence in the world. Germany
looks on the increasing greatness of the
United States without concern, because
Germany has nothing but friendly feel
ing toward the people of the United
States"
The Emperor alluded to the recent
unveiling of the statue Of Frederick the
Great at Washington.
President Won Loenfeld," he said,
has told me with what kindness he
was treated. His account of what he
saw and how he was received gratified
me very much. appreciate it."
During the conversation, which con-
tinued some time. the Emperor said:
81 wish that an arrangement could
be made under which American pro-
fessors could come to our universities
and deliver courses of lectures each
year, and for German professors to go
to American universities and deliver
lectures there"
Tower replied that he felt confident
the suggestion would be welcomed in
America, and he assured the Emperor
that he would be happy in helping to
carry 1t out.