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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
FmebaII One Of Best
Sprinters in All
the West.
speci.i Dispatch to Tn. CAN.

ST. LOUIS, May 9.-That F1reDdil Is
one of the best sprinters in the west
was shown here to-day. when he ham
Oily won the handicap from the pick
Of the speedy ones at the track. Con-
sidering the footing his time was ex-
cellent. Four favorites won, two at
prohibitive odds. The selling-race war
was continued to-day, Payne being
claimed out of the firth Dy F. j. T.
Panes, and Bravery standing S4Vo
run-up by j. Slack after winning the
last. Summary:
year-olds; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin
| to High chance. 112tLnnnk) 3 q !
16 to 1-Twinnver. los &C. Smith)
TO 1-chief Hayes los (OipnD 3 n
Time :51 3-5. Start fair. Won easily. Win
Ieonatus Leo = Mare No. No. ,. Ram Devil ios Fred
O'Heih 106 Savanderer IUs, Galameda 1Vs'
Humcrist les Macy Birch los, isa DaiSy ioe,
named.
three -olds; purse: :,
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 2-Jucora. leo OH. Dickson) q l nix
0 To Fancy Dress, 100(Schade) 1 l
10 to 1--R Raymond. 105 tCchrn) 2
Time. ILL So start good- Won drlving
M,nmef ngTite RITA tartan sp0s los BeknsSed io5 In
spector Halpin 1OI and Ethel Van 100 nnlsneo
as named.
THIRD RAcE-Four and a half furlongs;
two -year-olds; purse:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. Fin
1 to 5-Security. 112 CDoulinickD 10
to Lad Sariom, 10S(Mrarty) nix
10 to 1-Birmingham. 1os(wllms) 81
Time, :5S As. Start good. Won easily
Winner E z. Smathers' b. c. BY sorcerer-
Teas Over. Joe Colson los, Wagstan 1O5. Bur
noetoe los and Locked Out los finished as
named.
FOURTH RACE-Three-year- and up;
handicap; six furlongs:
to Fire Ball. 100 Qawrnce). l
is TO 5-Angleta 90 (schade).- 2
. to 1-Broomh' die. 96 tScnaffr) 4 ms
Tine. 10 1-5. Start good Won easily.
I sStrome-Sly Nun. ]. P. Mayberry s5, BY Ways
81. Ahola IS. Elwood 107. Matador SO. finished
as named.
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-old and up;
purse; mile and sixteenth:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. Fin
10 10 to to insrsrian nan s,mS s. s eSsaHs'
Z to 2-Behoove 102 tSeder)--.. u 2
Time. 1853 2-5- start good Won driving: K
p,rate Of Psnzance" ashionable Doima 1O5,
Bishop Weed 95. Royal Arms 100, Courant 20.
Captain Brolaski 90 Ora F 1O3. Payne 1O4,
Bill Rye 1O5 finished as named.
SIXTH RACE = Three-year-olds and up;
purse: mile and an eighth;
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey ST. Fin
Z to bravery. So (schaffer)-; n
Is to 1-Alladen ia Dominick). Il 33
Time. 2:01 3-5. Start good Won driving
Winner. G. c. Bakers eh T. SS) by Goodrlen- Lei,
velos ILL., Axares Ill, Allan III. finished as
named.
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TIGERS ARE STILL COMING.
Giants Start Out Like World Better
but Soon Quit.

TACOMA, May 9.-Portland start
ed out like pennant winners. Atz dou-
bled. Van Buren sacrificed, House.
holder singled and Doyle dropped
Schlafiy's drive, scoring Atz. Then
McCreedie and Mclean struck out. but
the Webfooter's only other run was
scored by Atz. who forced Runkle at
third. In all other innings Keefe held
the visitors safe. Jones, still suffer-
ing with bad back, was wild but ef-
fective with men on bases, fourteen
dying on the sacks. Score:
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Union Park Results.

ST. LOUIS. May s.-Union Park results:
First race one and an eighth miles-Hersh-
man won, Prince Real second. Dawson third
Time POI 1-5.
Second race. fve furlongs-Marimbo won.
Sage second Armistice third Time. :o4 LIS.
Third race, six furlongs-Mrs. Bob won,
Prestige second, Ell Rey third. Time. 1:17 2-5
toon won. Postmaster Wright second. Nellie
Russell third. Time. 1:22 3-5.
Fifth race, one miie-Erbe won Attila Sec
ond. Juba third Time 1 "A.
sixth race six furlongs-JoSette won. Co
hasset second Chicarra third. Time, 1 IL 4-5
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FIVE CHOICES
ARE DEFEATED
kenilworth Park Bettors
Find the Sailing a Bit
Rougher Than on Monday
BYRONERDALE is FIRST
Otis and Clark Shine in
the Saddle - Yellowstone
Likes the Heavy Going

Another big crowd made trip to
kenllworth Park, Petaluma, yesterday,
although the card did not present a
particularly enticing look. The track
was still in very heavy condition, and
as live favorites went down to defeat
some of the layers partially recouped
their losses of the day before.
Tommy Clark and Frank Otis carried
OIL the saddle honors, each plotting
brace OF winners against which very
renunerative prices could be obtained.
An eagle-bird" was rung up for the
pencliers in the opening two-year-old
dash, when Kisbrook, Is to l chance,
landed.
Hirtle, winner of the second race, had
but few friends, but Yellowstone, which
finished ahead of Metlakatla in the
third, did not run loose. Jack Cranes
Byronerdale came to the rescue of the
favorite players by capturing the con-
Guiding number.
FIRST RACE-Three furlongs; maiden two
wear -olds: purse $2C0:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. z Fin.
to 1-Tenordale 1o7 tR. ButleT 50 2 u
to 5-Cazazza, Ito IF Kelly) L 3 "a
whine Time ss Start fair Won all driving. living
DR.. Lowry 112, Cascade of Diamonds ia,
Bakersfield 10 and Augie Studdart 10l nm
ished as named
SECOND RAcE-Five furlongs; selling;
purse s2co:
to to Pear stone liz 61a a. KeIiy5 4s 2ila
to Pencil Me, 1o9 Dountain) 3 81
Time. 1:OSA. Start fair. Won easily Win
ner. A. Meals b. m. by Ophir-Tittle Tattle.
Rubno ia. North Pole ia. Dusky Secret i0I,
John Boggs ia, Princess 102, Goldfelds 100
and Dusty Rhodes Ill finished as named
THIRD RACE-six furlongs; selling; purse
Betting. Horse. Weight: Jockey. st. 2. Fin.
to Yellowstone, 112 totsl,. a In
to 2-Metlakatla, 1o5 Cwrighb 3 %
TO 10-Laura F. NJ, 100 (Fntan) l u 81
Time 1:1s1s. start good. Won all driv-
ing. Winner. w. p. Fines eh. h. by Rey 81
Powell s5 Lerida sl, Lanark 80 and Geisha
Girl 80 finished as named.
FOURTH RAcE-Five furlongs; selling:
betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
10 to to fHsss f-HseBs y . % 9tss Sullivan,
II to 1--Nanon, ia tNevins).... s m
Time l;o7h. Start good Won first a four
ccndo or Brioso- Rosette. Amiente 1o7. Little
Adele H.. Puredale 11s. Rosebud 1i2 Miss
May Bowdish 100 and Melar 80. finished as
named
FIFTH RAcE-Five furlongs; selling; purse
10 to Joe Kelly. ioe Herbert) 8 s2 III
d TO l--CloVerton, ITO tOtlSl..-. . - u
to ID Collins lie Of. Kelly a
Time 06la. Start good. Won driving
Winner, W. D. Millard's ch. c. by Onondaga-
| Splendid. Eldred 112 Troy 100. Lady Mirth-
ful 1o4. Edrodun 1o2. Educate 10I. Bath Beach
lis and Prestano Ia finished named
SIXTH RACE-one mile; selling; purse
$500.
betting. Horse Weight, Jockey. st. 3. Fin.
| 3 to 2-Byronrdle, 10 tF.Kelly) % n
& to 5-Rpper, I05 Of. Sullvan) 2 2
| 25 to I-Exapo l04 IF. StewarD 32 80
Time Lac Start good. Won first three
driving. Winner. J. NJ Cranes br. g. by Jim
Gore -Briganzs. Anrad 96. Cloche dor 102
Marie j SO. Dutiful 100 and Walnut Hill &c.
finished as named.
Following are the entries for to-day
at Kenilworth Park:
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Turfmen and Jockeys Barred.

CHICAGO. May 9.-The Western
Jockey Club stewards met here to-
day and, as was expected. applied the
outlaw rule to all trainers and Jockeys
who of late have been racing at Kan
sas City. Union Park and Lexington
under the jurisdiction of the New
American Turf Association. The list
of those to come under the ban is a
long one and comprises scores of the
best-known trainers and jockeys on
the Western turf.
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NEW YoRK ENTRIEs.

NEW YORK, Nav s.-Following
are the entries for tomorrow at Bel
mont track:
First race. 81 furlongs, straight. selling,
threa-year -olds-H -Hippocrates 10i. Lochinvar 30.
EFT tn Brute 101 Duchess Ollie 49, Considera-
tion io4. Old England 107. Cascine lOi Right
and True 104 Cannon Ball lib. Emergency ~,
Blackbali S5, Shutdown sc. Miss Modesty 50,
Noralight s4 Julia M "a. Little Woods 81,
Campo 90, Memphis 102
second race, four and half furlongs,
straight maiden -olds-Optician IL.
Guiding Star 112. Voorhees, 112. Catalogue 112,
Ciallavant 112 Penrhyn 112. Timber 112. Wa
terbok 112 Fulbert 1O9 Sweetheart 109 Belle
o. Pequest 100, Ball Otta 100, Adesso IL, New
England 112, Billy Banastar 112
Third race. The Laureate. five furlongs,
straieEt-Veronese 11S. Battle Axe lis, IRON
sides IO7 Penrhyn 112. Old Guard 115. Wool
wich no. Bribery 107. Green Room 1l5. Voor-
Fourth race. seven furlongs. main course.
selling maiden riders-Sir Schep 100. Arsenal
JO4. Carrie Jones 90 Princess Eris Sc. Sailor
Boy OIL 3ackbail SS
Fifth race about two miles, steeplechase.
Russell Sage 1873. Dromedary 153. Meesinal
153. Cheiro 162, Arian 159, Champs Elysees
13S FLYING Machine 130.
Sixth race. one and an eighth miles. main
course. handicap-New York 112, Migraine
III. Duke of Kendall no. The Huguenot lUS,
Amberjack 104. Bouvier 0S-
Weather clear: track fast.
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Lexington Results.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nay 9.-Results:
First race, five furlongs-King' Daughter
won. Colonel Bronston second. Tokioka third
Time 1:01Is.
Second race seven furlongs-Lord Haven
won Phicra second Bouncing Betty third
Time, 1:2SZ.
Third race Ave and half furlongs-Thespi-
an won Nominee second, Heidelberg third
Time, 1907 Y.
Fourth race one mile-Birch Broom won
Conjurer second, Apple third. slime. 1:40S4.
Fifth race half-mile-Annie Smith won
pleheian second. Jay Ward third. Time, :4S%
sixth race, seven furlongs-The Cure won,
Lady Mercury second, Van Hope third Time,
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Lick Juniors Beat sophomorez.

The baseball team OF the 'os class
Of the Lick High School defeated the
rival '07 tossers by the score of 3 to
4 at Golden Gate Park yesterday. Rehe
student body OF the Lick School has
instituted a series of interclass con-
tests. The victory yesterday puts the
juniors in the lead, as they beat the
senior delegation last Friday.
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White May Box o,Keefe.

CHICAGO. May s.-There is a pos
sibility that Jabez White and Jack
O'Keefe may get together at Detroit
on June 1. Sig Fart, manager of the
local boy, received q telegram from
Jack Ryan, manager of the club, ask
ing for match. Hart says O'Keefe
will make any weight the Englishman
wants.
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Motorists Start for Portland.

NEW YORK. May s.-Two auto
mobiles have started from New York
to race to Portland, Or, for a cash
prize of $1,000 offered by the National
Good Roads Association. whose con-
vention opens in Portland on June 21.
The men hope to reach Portland In
time for the opening of the conven-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
POOR OLD JOHN T.. WANTS
TO FIGHT ONCE MORE
Wires Charley Mitchell Challenge for
Another Little Nlix-Up and
Ofyers to Bet.

TACOMA, Wash, May 9.-The News
here will say: John l.. Sullivan's rep
resentative is here TO close match
with Charley Mitchell. The following
telegram was sent from here to
Mitchell:
Charles w. Mitchell pugilist, San Fran
cisco: My Representative is here to sign ar
ticles of agreement will not deposit $1O00
but will bet you any part Of 5000. will be
$1,000 with Considine rs bet at once II you do
the same. JOHN L. SULLIVAN.
Charley Mitchell, when seen last
night said:
do not think this is on the square, for the
dispatch does not say where Sullivan is nor
who his manager is. But will meet Sullivan
before ] leave provided he wants to fight Il
have deposited $1,000 with Considine and now
let Sullivan cover it. l will fight him the
best Of six rounds and bet him what he likes.
don't care If hs weighs 400 pounds have
gone the route myself. but / think can show
any of those old fellows up.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
Oakland
Totals.s7 0 IL p Il
IAIAIARY
slclen bases-streIh- KelIr =

Stolen bases-streib. Kelly Francks. Byrnes.
Lrrors smith Dillon. Devereaux Iberg
Baum Ivo-base hits-Dunieavy Braeflear
Ross Sacrihce hit-Streib- First base on
,aileo balls-On Goodwin of Iberg . off
Mosklraan l. Lett on bases-I,os Angeles IL
Oakland q Struck out-By Goodwin 3 by
Jberg !. Double play-Erashear to Tornan 10
Lager. Hlts-On Goodwin O. OF Iber0 q of
Moskiman .. of Torren 5. Time OF caroeEC)ne
hour forty minutes. Umpire-Perrtne
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SUMMARY.
Errnr.-nnri. 80 g..

Errors-Doyie. Atz. Struck out-By Keefe
I. by jones 3 Bases on balls-By Keefe i.
by Jones Q. Hit by pitcher-schlany stolen
bases-Doyle. Eagan, : Afz. Sacrffce hits
Sheehan. Van Buren, Jones. Two-base hits
Doyle. Sheehan Eagan. Householder Atz
First base on errors-Tacoma J. Portland l.
Left on bases-Tacoma IA Portland 8 Time
Of game hour and 80 minutes. Umpire
K1opf.
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SUMMARY,
Threa-basa hif-Uer,
{ rwo-haa.

tnres-oase hit-Henno. Two-base hIt.-
fouitney. Haley. Sacrifice hfts-Haliors,
txuminoto First base on er-ors-TaSsfl, q
81 Marys 7. First base on called bailsN,s,,, :,
eersus9n 2 on kono 5: Struck out-By kone
~ rerSus2n Il; Hit BY pitcher-Lundv
5ooney- Double play-Haley to Halloran 10
5rsdy. Passed balls-Yawamaka. DsV,rs -
WIG pltcnes-kono Time OF game-2 honr.
and 70 minutes. Umpire-Fftzgerald
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.

Errors-M Wheeler, McIiale. Hall. Earned
run-San Francisco Double plays-Hall to
Burns; Wheeler to Gochnauer to Nealon.
Struck out-By Shields Z By Corbett g. Bases
on bals-On Shields Z. off Corbett =. Hit by
pitched ball-Kemmer. Passed ball-Shea
Lett on bases-Seattle g. San Francisco IL
Time OF game hour ard 3S minutes Umpire
Davis
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KANSAS CITY ENTRIES.

KANSAS CITY, May S.-Following
are the entries for tomorrow at Elm
ridge track:
9s. Judge Taragon 100 Walter Gum 100. IN
DoctresS los, Clara Berry 1C3. Airshp 105.
T. 10 los. Eduardo los. Peggy O,NeiI 1o7.
III 112 Lindsay Gordon liz
Second race, seven furlongs. selling-CIover
Hampton 50. My Honey CO. Giacoma 91 Double
96. Sweet Tone 1OI. Harry Jones 1O3. Glenwood
1OS' o' Giassfui 100. Clausus los. Dutch Carter
Third race, handicap. one niIe-rbs r.adv
Rohesia IS. Ara 96 Auditor 9s Devout fO4.
1Oe w. e1s 'e'uo'"
,oh Fourth race one mile. seIling-Dunsannon
berlain los. Berry Hughes IO9 RaikaI 100
Telephone i12. Elliott f21.
Golvic los. w HI Carey '' fo oIiver Io3' HatSi. ts
Ill, James Reddick IFS
100 As5 adonS 5aee os six fgro1gs selIingshow Girl
Stone 10S Durbar los. Alice Palmer 1O5 Nina
r1ynn 100, Percy Clark 107 Ida Davis 1OT.
death Deatn ,s' los' Albemarle Ill. Modred 112. Re-
Weather cloudy: track good.
KANSAS CITY SELECTIONS.
Gordon. Peggy O'NefH.
Second race-Sweet Tone, Glassful
Glenwood.
Third race-Judge Hines, Huzzab.
Devout.
- Fourth race-Berry Hughes, FL
Hott, DungannOn.
Fifth race-James Reddick. Parvo
sixth race-Reticent, Ida Davis,
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

Congress Initial Series" and Bicycle
playing cards Rules for Bridge"
whist and 800" also Finch. Panic
and Pit. Sanborn. Vail & Co., TAI Mar
ket street
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EDITED BY
z. A. SMYTH'
LITTLE EN- LEADS A FAST FIELD
IN HARLEM SELLING STAKES.
Good Contests Won
by Clifton Forge
and Envoy.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. May s.-Clifton
Forge and Envoy got away with the
two best races on the Elm Ridge card
to-day. Summary:
First race. four furionss-Obicuiar won. st.
Joseph second. Belvoin third. Time, :4sA.
Second race one mile-Dunnins won, Lady
Ellison second Meadowhorn third Time. 1: 40.
Third race. five furlongs-~-.to ton Forge won,
Rebo second, DR.. Roberts third. Time. SEA
Fourth race, one mile and seventy yards
Thistle Do won. Bondage second, Leila third.
Time, :4615-
Fifth race and an eighth miles-Ross-
E1ond won. Falernan second. Idle third.
Time. l "a
Sixth race, six furlongs-Envoy won. Chalk
Hedrick second. Double Six third. Time 1:13-
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NEW YORK SELECTIONS.

NEW YORK SELECTIONS.
First race-OId England, Right and
True. Emergency.
Second race - Bennington entry.
PaSet entry. Gallayant.
Third race-Battlc Axe, Woolwich,
VerOneSe.
Fourth race-Arsenal, Sir Shep,
BlackhalI.
Fifth race-Arian, Champs Ely
sees, DrOmedary.
Sixth race-New York. Migraine,
The HuguenOt.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-Auray. Sadie Martin,
BalshOt.
Second race = Fargo, Astral III,
Naughty.
Third race-Ametus, Byrne of Ros-
crea, ST. Flour.
Fourth race-Jake Sanders. Dis
habille. Otto Stifel.
Fifth race-Tom ManI<ins, Apple
sweet, MOorhen.
Sixth race-Cornwall, Bronze Wing.
BannOck Belle.
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HAM IBERG DEALS OUT CURVES
THAT BAFFLE MORLEY'S ANGELS
Dillon. Smith and Flood Chased to Bench

over the bag and converting it into a
double play, pulli~~ Corbett out of the
only hole he was in. Score:
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BatltIItS-@ dHflcIIff HffU Oft6 u
Hogg and Kleinow.
lNATIONAL LEAGUE1

PHILADELPHIA. May 9.-Pittsburg de-
feated Philadelphia to-day in poorly played
lead on the visitors misplays. but Pittsburg
later, by hard hitting. tied the score in the
ninth and won out in the tenth. Attendance
34co. Score: R. III. E.
Pittsburg -,-....... ID D
Batteries-Leever. Lynch and Peitz; Sud
hon and Doom umpire-kiem
NEW YORK May 9.-In the ninth inning
rally St Louis defeated New York to-day in
the first game OF the series. 1t was a free
hitting game with the visitors having the bet
ter of Il. Score: r. H. E.
st. Louis ...- -. u
New YORK 10
Observation-Disclosures and Grady: McGinnity
and Bresnahan. Ums,ire-O'Day
BROOKLYN N Y. May 9.-In thir-
teen inning game Cincinnati defeated Brook
lyn to-day In the first game OF the series be-
tween the Western and Eastern teams. At
tendance 25o0. Score: r. H. E.
Brooklyn
Observation-Disclosures, Jones and Ritter; Walk
er Chech and Schlei. Umpire-Johnstone
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CLEVELAND STARS ARE
HEADLINERS NO LONGER
Browns Give Gotham Fans Shock
by Hammering Iron Man.
McGinnity.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
fAMERIcAN LEACUE. !

CLEVELAND, May 9.-Cleveland lost first
place to-day being defeated by Chicago. Walsh
pitched strong game. LaJoie drove in both
of Cleveland's runs. Cold weather held the
attendance down to 100. Score: r. H E.
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ScnTeCk d1lu fUWtIs.
BOSTON. May e.-Powell, who started in to
pitch for New York to-day. wild and in
effective I'VE hits and three passes in the first
two innings giving Boston hve runs and the
game Tannehin was effective throughout. At
tendance 1900. Score: H E.
Boston ..------- '-.-.-
New York
Batteries-Tannehiil and Criger; Powell.
Hngg and KleinOW.
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otals-S1 3 q 13l Totals. 30 2 "a ]
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

$500.
Betting Horse Weight, Jockey st. y Fin.
to 5-Ripper, l05 CF. Sulvan) 4 2 -
% to 1-Exapo. l04 IF. stewarD 32 80
Time 149 Start good. Won first three
driving Winner. J. NJ Cranes br. g. by Jim
Gore -Briganzs. Anirad 96. Cloche dor 102.
Marie So Dutiful 100 and Walnut Hill 80,
finished named.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-05-06
Family Relations

1t is part of the price we pay for be-
ing human that we must share the
woes and cares of all humanity. 1t is
our satisfying reward that in proper
ton as we share do we receive. The
man who lives life alone, like Crusoe
on his island, has only his own strength
to rely on. He has less even than
Crusoe, who had, after all, much fiot-
sam from civilization on the shore and
In his brain. The man of family has
the whole family's strength to re-en-
force his own, and he has this just in
proportion as he is good, hardwork-
ing member Of the family. The better
son he is the more he gets from his ia
Their, If not by means of his fathers
conscious gift, then by the mere fact
of the strength he gets from the exer-
else Of filial piety. The'bet husband
and father he is the bigger he grows.
The more he knows and loves and
serves the outlying kindred the more
they serve him, If in no other way by
helping him to a surer knowledge of
himself. -Harper's Bazaar.
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proach by the windows, and at 3
o'clock In the afternoon a detachment
of forty men suddenly surrounded the
place.
Ten of them rushed into the neighbor-
ing house to force the entrance. Jaritz
met them and shot two and then re-
treated with words Of defiance. The
eight men rushed him back to the
stairs and down 1t TO the landing.
There he stopped to hurl further de-
fance at them, and when they crowded
down upon him the prop was pulled
away, and the eight fell into the cellar.
Two were killed and the rest badly
injured.
Il am CASTOR LIE Roy, the ex-cashier
and ex-convictw called Jaritz after
them, and then he put the muzzle of
his revolver to his head and pulled the
trigger.
There were few newspapers In
France that dug down and got at the
real truth of the tragedy and laid 1t
before their readers, but the most of
them referred to Jaritz as a human
brute and rejoiced that he was off the
face of the earth. He was Just what
the police had made him. He was a
bounded man driven to criminal des-
peration. M. QUAD.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-05-06

The 'Rule Of Civility," published in
1857, is not without interest, as the
following quotations show:
ut is unhandsome among ladies' or
in any other serious company to throw
off ones coat, to pull off ones peruke,
to clean ones nails, to tie ones garter,
to change ones shoes If they pinch, to
call for ones slippers to be at ease, to
sing between the teeth or to drum
with ones fingers. 1t is too juvenile
and light when in the company of la
dies to play with them, toss or tumble
them, to force away their hoods, fans
or cuffs
I'm eating" the writer cautions his
readers, observe that your hands be
clean. Dip not your fingers in the
foods nor lick them when you have
done eating. If you have occasion to
sneeze or cough. hold your napkin be-
fore your face Drink not with your
mouth full nor unwiped nor until you
are forced to breathe in the glass"
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-05-06
A Picturesque Surrender.

A picturesque surrender was that of
Cetewayo, who was captured on the
Doth of August, 1879, by Major Marter
during the Zulu war; Troops had been
pursuing the chief since the 10Th of
the month, and he was finally tracked
to a deserted kraal In the Ngome for
est. Major Marter himself rode to the
entrance of the hut and called upon
Cetewayo to yield. ENTER" was the
reply. II am your prisoner" From
motives of prudence Marter refused,
again summoning the Zulu chief. There
upon the unfortunate Cetewayo, weak.
weary, footsore and very sick at heart,
came forth from the kraal and, repuls-
ing with remnant Of dignity the
dragon guardsman who ventured to
lay hand on him, said: white soldier,
touch me not! 1 surrender to your
chief"
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-05-06
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching, blind, bleeding or pro-
truding piles. Druggists refund mon
ey if Pazo Ointment fails to cure any
case, no matter of how long standing
in 9 to IA days. First application
gives ease and rest. SOC. If your
druggist hasn' t it, send SOC in stamps
and 1t will be forwarded postpaid by
Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo. S
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-05-06
Hot Weather Piles.

Persons afflicted with Piles should
be careful at this season of the year.
Hot weather and bad drinking water
contribute to the conditions which
makes Piles more painful and danger
GUS. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
stops the pain, draws out the soreness
and cures Get the genuine, bearing
the name of e. O. Dewitt & 90.
Sold by all druggists. 8
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-05-06

Why suffer with spring tiredness,
mean, cross feeling, no strength, nc
appetiteG HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea will make you we'll and keep
you WE'LL 80 cents, Tea or Tablets,
at Churchill Drug Co.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-05-06
Announcement.

10 accommodate those who are partial
to the use OF atomizers in applying liquids
INTO the nasal passages for Catarrhal tro,t-
Dses, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm in
liquid form, which will be known as Flv,s
Liquid Cream Balm. Price including the
spraying tube is rs cents. Druggists or bv
mail. The liquid form embodies the med.
lcinal properties Of the solid preparation.