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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-13
KARME e..


liver Nelson is working for Aug.
Berg.
Emil Anderson and Charles Erick-
son departed for Minneapolis last
week.
Rev. Sundquist will fill the pulpit
at the Mission church next Sunday
forenoon and evening.
J. Molen, E.. Larson and A. E..
Berg will leave for Minneapolis next
Saturday where they expect to work
this summer.
John and Ed Anderson, Arthur
Bjorklund, Peter Odeman and Arthur
johnson Erode the goat" at the Wyan-
EFT Good Templar's lodge last Thurs
day evening.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-13

I have a good pasture of 500 acres
with running water, (Old Rollins
ranch) can accommodate 200 head of
stock. Will pasture them from Nav
1st to October 1st for 81 per head.
l7-2t Herman LEM.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-13

$4OO-40 acres black loan soil; Is
acres fine meadow; can be cut with
machine: fine running stream and nice
hardwood timber on place; county
road close at hand; neighbors on all
sides; ten miles north of Milaca, in
thriving Scandinavian settlement.
Includes NW4 SE4, Sec. Is, T.. &c., 80
r. n. Terms one-half cash, balance
on or before three years at five per
cent.
$320-40 acres meadow and timber.
Includes NE4, NE4, Sec. l, T. 80,
r. p. Terms one-half cash, balance
on time. W. D. Washburn, Jr.,
2Ol Guaranty Building, Minneapo-
lis, MINI.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-13
Eggs for Matching.

TSSb IOT HdGCHIHS.
Barred Plymouth Rock SO cents per
10 eggs. Eggs from the same chick
ems last year were sold at $3.50 to
$500 per setting. These chickens are
as perfect as any chickens you will
find. Write me a postal card and
will deliver eggs to any address in
Princeton. J. P. Sorensen.
l7-3t Route 5, Princeton, MINI.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-13
Longs Mercantile Co.

1 have mich COWS for sale at rea-
sonable prices and will buy or ex-
change stock of all kinds at any time.
Henry Erickson, Cattle Buyer,
6-tf Princeton, MINI.
Lest you forget, we say it yet, our
line Of mems and children's shoes is
complete. Longs Mercantile Co.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-13

Fresh bread and pastry every day at
Ludden's store.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-13
BUSIN ESS LOCALS.
p1MONEY to loan on improved
farms. No delay. See me before
placing your loan.
ROBT. II. KING,
CareW Block. Princeton. MINI.

S0AS" O1OSAs T E1USSkOus VxIU0,
Celery, lettuce, onions, cucumbers.
Ludden's store.
Clover and timothy; also seed corn
and all kinds of garden seed at the
Longs Mercantile Co., Longs Siding.
Ladies' walking skirts, wrappers
and shirt waists, real bargains.
Ludden's store.
Our spring line of dry goods has
just arrived and our grocery assort-
ment is complete.
Longs Mercantile Co.
Ladies' hats, all trimmed and ready
to wear. Ludden's store.
House for rent; also cream separ-
ators and mich COWS for sale on easy
terms with good security.
172t L. S. Libby.
Ladies', misses and children trim
med hats. Come and select yours.
Ludden' IS store.
Farmers desiring Golden Russell
potatoes for seed can obtain the same
for 60 cents per bushel at the Longs
Mercantile Co. S store, Longs Siding,
MINI.
Fresh bread and pastry every day at
Ludden's store.
Attention, Farmers.
have about fifty bushels of very
good White Cap Dent seed corn for
sale. A. Berry.
13-4t Route 4, Princeton.
California navel oranges, the
sweetest and best.
---.- Ludden's store.
We carry complete assortment of
-four and feed; prices right. We de-
sire all of the butter and eggs that we
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-13

Celery, lettuce, onions, cucumbers.
Ludden's store.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-13

Ladies', misses and children's trim
med hats. Come and select yours.
Ludden's store.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-13

We carry a complete assortment of
flour and feed; prices right. We de-
sire all of the butter and eggs that we
can get.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-13

Glover and timothy; also seed corn
and all kinds of garden seed at the
Longs Mercantile Co., Longs Siding.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-13

California navel oranges, the
sweetest and best.
Ludden's store.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-20
FemtOnde kapitle..
Violetta s0ker sig en- ny plats.

ptOtettu soccer sig eH ny ptuCS.
Alter tycktes olyckan med sin cent
nertyngd hvila 0fver den lila famil-
jen vid Waterloobron.
Violetta sokte forgafves att IA en-
ny plats; non kunde icke skaffa sig
nagon Recommendation fran mrs
Trevor, och ALA, hos hvilka hon an
malde sig som sokande till en- lara
rinnebefattning, skakade med be-
tankliga miner pa hufvudet, mar hon
oppet erkande delta.
Modet b0rjade att svika henne och
hon kande sig gripen af en- dup
melankoli.
Hon hade f6rlorat sa mycket: en-
ON far och en- alskad van, till hvilken
hon hittills hyst obegransadt fortro-
ende, sa att Diet icke var underligt
ON hennes hjerta dukade under for
sorgen och fortvifan.
Hon hade skrifvit till Georg Stan
more blot EFT enda BRET, under den
af honom uppgifne adressen. l delta
BRET hade hon underrattat honom ON
faderns dod och ON hennes f0ran-
drade stallning i ekonomiskt afse-
ende, och derjemte frikallat honom
fran hvarje pligt mot henne, ON
denna f~0rbindelse pa nagot som helst
GIFT Ht1n1n inrynnlrn ISD,-1a-o -
hans konstnarsframtid.
Hon hade emellertid annu icke err
hallit nagot svar pa slit BRET. Mr.
Stanmore hade mahanda alter lemnat
Brussel eller kanske och denna
tanke orsakade henne bittra oval -
f0redrog han att forblifva tyst.
Hvarken Lionel eller modern hade
n den a1agsnaste aiming ON den
arma Violettas hemliga lidande.
Klara Westford satt fortfarande
den ena dagen efter den andra fran
morgon till alton lutad Oliver sin sy-
bage, men ehuru hennes fingrar arbe-
tade sd fitigt, var dock icke fortien-
stem t~illracklig for deras tarfiiga
hushall, och Lionels inkomster voro
h0gst osakra. Endast genom en- till
ytterlighet driven ~sparsamhet var
Diet for denna en- gang sa valmaende
familj m0jligt att betala hyran for
deras mel an tarfiga bostad och for
skaffa sig Diet allra nodyandigaste till
lifgets uppehalle.
Hvad Diet plagade Violetta att sitta
med hinderna j kors under Diet hen
nes NOR sd fiitigt begagnade nalen
och Lionel till och med stundom
4 maste taga natten med till help, for
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-20
SextOnde kapitIct.
Bakom kulisserna.

Nastfoljande dag mellan ito och
elfva pa morgonen stod Violetta vid
ingangen till scenen, och blef, efter
att hafva framvisat slit kort, ford
uppfor en- trappa och in i EFT rum,
hvilket anda till trangsel var uppta-
get af en- skara lila kladda karlar och
fruntimmer. En- och AMMAN af dessa
sista voro dock malta och snygga,
men de fiesta af dem utmarkte sig
med en- massa gammalt glitter, som
var hangdt utanpa deras luggslitna
dragter.
Pa nagot afstand fran dessa stod
en- grupp unga fickor, hvilka voro
vackrare och battre kladda an de
andra. De fastade sina blickar med
EFT halft nyfket, halft deltagande ut
tryck pa Violetta och matte henne
fran hjessan till fotabjellet.
Den vackraste af dem, en- reslig,
morkogd qvinna med EFT iudiskt ut
seende, kladd i en- dragt af rodt MORE
antique, hvars langa, spetsbesatta
slap sopade Diet smutsiga golfvet,
narmade sig Violetta.
bet var en- stolt, stralande qvinno-
skepnad, men trots sin sk0nhet gior-
de hon EFT nastan plagsamt intryck.
De svarta, sk0na 0gonen tindrade
med en- ~feberaktig CLANS, och en- hex
tisk rodnad brann pa de fina, genom-
skinliga kinderna. Hon sag ut som
ON hon redan kande trycket af do
dens iskalla hand.
Ar nj engagerad hars fragade
hon Violetta med of0rskamd ton och
uppsyn. Hvarom icke, sd har nj
ingen ratt att intranga hair.
Mr. Maltravers har uppmanat
mig att komma hit, = svarade Vic.
letta lugnt.
Nej verkligen! utbrast iudin-
nan. Har han kanske cngagerat err
- Jag tror Diet.
Gorts.)
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-20

- Jag aterupprepar att delta ar
mig omojligt att forklara err, och Jag
hoppas att nj icke oftare gor mig
nagra fragor i delta %afseende, sva-
rade damen med stolt uppsyn. Jag
f0rmodar, sir Harold, att nj icke be-
tvif1ar sanningen af hvad jag sagt er.
0, mel, nej! utbrast den unge
manner fortvifiad. Hvad fordel
skulle nj val hafva att nedsatta den
unga flickan i nina 0gon ellSr att
svarta hennes rykte. Jag betviflar
icke edra ord. men delta Stag drabbar
mig sa hardt. For nagra dagar sedan
trodde jag Diet omojligt att blifva kar
vid f0rsta asynen af en- qvinna, men
nu kanner jag att jag alskar miss
Westford h0gre ain mitt lif. Huru
tungt att da erfara att hon ar ovardig
en- hederlig karls karlek och aktning!
o, mrs Trevor, jag saknar ord for att
uttrycka huru olycklig jag ar.
Med en- blandning af han, skade-
glidje och vrede betraktade Anstasia
den unge baronen, hvilken icke ems
bem0dade sig ON att dolja sin smarta
och sin fortviian. Hon hade hittills
alltid afundats Violetta hennes vackra
yttre; fran denna stund hatade hon
henne.
Sir Harold Ivry reste sig for att
taga asked.
= Jag fruktar for att nj finner mitt
uppforande l0jligt, SADIE han rod
nande, men jag ar EFT lyckans for
klemade och bortskamda sk0tebarn
och jag har hittills aldrig vetat hvad
Diet will saga att Sc en- f0rhoppning
gackad. Forlat att jag latit min
smarta komma till utbrott -. God
morgonl
Han tryckte de bada damernas
handler och stod just i begrepp med
att adagsna sig, men mrs Trevor vile
icke lata honom slippa sd latt ur sina
handler.
- Viii nj alta midday hos oss i NOR
gon, sir Harold, och CORA oss sallskap
till Convent Garden, hvarest min
CODA van lady Mordaunt ofverlatit
oss sin loge. Nj ma icke saga nej, da
jag Der er ON att komma. Anastasia
har berattat mig att nj ar utomor-
dentligt musikalisk, och hon 0nskar
att bora ert omd0me ON den nya
operan.
Millionaren tvekade nagra 0gon-
blick, men mottog slutligen bud
ningen, icke for mrs Trevors och
hennes dotters skull, utan endast och
allenast derf0re att han annu inom
sig hyste hopp ON att erfara orsaken,
hvarfore miss Westford blifvit af-
skedad som lararinna.
l en- mycket nedslagen sinnesstam-
ming lemnade han huset.
dag upptackte han for forsta gan
gen i sitt III att rikedom icke ar det-
sa1nuaa som lycka.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-20

drottningen i den sista semen ar var
nya operai Nj behcfvar icke mi
oppna edra lappar, nj skall blot sitta
stilla och tillata askadarne att beun-
dra er. Och harmed fortjenar nj
nastan en- guine i veckan. Hvad sva-
rar nj harpa, min nadiga2 Mottager
nj mitt anbud2
Ack ia, med glade, - svarade
Violetta.
Aderton shillings j veckan -. ma
stan dubbelt sa mycket, som hon flick
af mrs Trevor for trettio timmars
undervisning.
Jag antager med tacksamhet ert
erbjudande! - utbrast hon.
Men i Stamina 0gonblick formorka-
DIES hennes ansigte och hon blef myc-
ket blek.
Skulle hennes MOI och Lionel tillata
att hon pa Diet sattet fortjente pen
ningar2
Name hennes bror, som icke for
nagot pris i verlden vile Sc sin NOR
eller sin syster blottstald for nagon
forolampning, skulle finna sig uti att
hon hvarje alton framstalde sig till
beskadande af en- begapande menni-
skomassa, son betalte for att hafva
ratt till att tadla eller att beundra
henne?
Men vi arc So fattiga, tankte
den CODA lickan, och de kunna
icke hafva nagot emot att jag pa EFT
arligt satt fortjenar mitt uppehalle.
Dock tordes hon icke gifva nagot
afgorande svar f6rr an hon talat med
sin NOR.
Kan nj vanta tills jag radgjort
med nina vannerY - SADIE hon.
Jag kan icke mottaga ert anbud f0rr
an jag erhallit min mors samtycke.
bet ar alldeles i sin ordning, =
svarade r~egiss0ren bifallande. - Men
i morgon klockan mel an MO och ito
maste nj alter infinna er hair, mars
maste jag Sc mig ON efter nagon
AMMAN ung dam.
- ia, min here.
Eller ocksa kan nj ga ned j tea
tern och gifva delta kort till vakt-
mastaren, som star vid ingangen till
scenen; han skall da 6gonblickligen
saga er hvar jag ar att traffa. Men
kom ihag att nj maste vara punktlig
ty Diet ar mer an nog af damer, som
gerna villa hafva denna f0rtjenst,
ALA de fulaste ballettdans0ser i Lon
don inbilla sig att de skola taga sig
f0rtriffligt ut som alfernas drottning.
Violetta ilade hem och berattade
sin NOR och Lionel ALT. Hon bonf0ll
dem om att satta sig ofver ALA for
domar, nu da Diet galde att halla no
den ute fran deras hem.
Slutligen fick hon deras samtycke,
dock icke forr an hon anvandt babe
tarar och b0ner. bet kostade mycket
pa Lionel att tillata system att hvarje
alton framstalla sig for tusende n.y.
ikna och of0rskamda blickar. Men
ALA hans betankligheter f0rsvunno,
da hams ogon folio pa moderns bleka
och infall ansigte.
Cor som du sielf finer lamp'i-
CAST, Violetta, - SADIE han, hastigt
torkande tararna bort fran kinden.
- Modem tvingar oss att icke afsla
den hjelp som dina svaga handler
kunna tillf0ra oss! Papa sparade
intet pa min undervisning, och dock
f0rmar jag icke att bereda min NOR
och min syster en- sorgfri tillvaro.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-20
PITCHER OVERALL MAKES
HIS DEBUT IN EAST

The California baseball fans who are
keeping a watchful eye on the eastern
performances of "Ovie" overall. the
crack college pitcher, whose profess
sional debut with Tacoma last year
was such a bowling success, and
"Schoolmaster" Buchanan, the star
twirler of Pete Lohmans club last
year, should not be at all discouraged
by the poor showing made by both men
in their initial big league efforts.
Neither man is a cold weather pitcher,
and the fact that the weather has been
extremely cold in Cincinnati, combined
with the additional handicap of furries
out of the big twirler's wing. Then,
too, it was his first appearance in
regular scheduled game before a big
crowd of critical fans. so his removal
from the box in the second inning could
be attributed to several causes. 1t usu-
ally takes these warm weather pitchers
some time to get acclimated, and If
Overall's spring work Is below par, the
local baseball fans can look for him
to improve as the weather progresses
and the sunbeams beat down with such
force as to prostrate the poor bleacher-
ties as they sit on the beachers drink
ing in the sun. When he first dished
up the benders for Michael Angelo
Fisher last spring he was away off
color, but the Incubator Kid" devel-
1,i 1,ie c.to tIcto 4
the continued cry of exploded phe-
nom," false alarm" etc. Mike thought
he saw the making of a great pitcher
in overall, and his perseverance en-
abled him to give the croakers the
merry "ha ha," as the best baseball
critics have pronounced "Ovie" a COM
ing wonder in art of curvology. Keep
your eye on the big fellows work and
see if he don't improve as the weather
wakes warmer.
While Buchanan wasn't treated as
harshly as overall, he was slammed
by the Chicago sluggers for eleven hits.
but inasmuch as his teammates failed
to come to his rescue with the willow,
being unable to squeeze even one run
over, his debut was not such a bad
one. A man cannot win games with
out the assistance of a few runs, as no
pitcher can serve up shut-out ball
every day in the week. Like in Over
all's case, the weather was extremely
cold and disagreeable, the telegraphic
stating that the fans sat shiv-
ering through the entire game.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-20
GOODWIN TWlRLS FINE BALL
Giants Unable to Connect With the
Youngsters Offerings at Critical
Moments-Floo Out Of the
Game
SANDING Of the Clubs
snecial 10 The Herald.


PORTLAND, ore, April 19.-Frank
Dillon and his crew met the Portland
aggregation this afternoon in the open
ing game of the season in this city and
sailed out victorious, shutting out the
locals 3 to 0. The victory was due to
the splendid pitching of young Roy
Goodwin, who twirled such effective ball
that Mercedes hirelings were utterly
unable to connect when hits meant
runs, and consequently the much her
aided giants suffered a whitewash.
Los Angeles was without the services
of Flood, who was suspended by Presi-
dent Bert for his assault upon Umpire
Perrine on last Sunday.
The diamond was wet from the morn
ings rain, but the fielding of both
teams was exceptionally good. Not
withstanding the inclement weather
5000 fans witnessed the contest. At all
stages the visitors were on the alert
and backed up Goodwin in champion
ship fashion. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-20

September 16-Multnomah Athletic
club day of sports.
September 16-M. A. A. c. track and
field games. Open.
September is. 10. 10 and 2t-wrest-
ling championships. open.
September %, % and 24-Lacrosse
championships. Open. Caledonian
games.
September 2s, 20 and 3o-Association
football. Open.
october ., 3, A. s, 6 and 7-Interschol-
astlc college and club football.
open to all amateur associations Of
the A. A. U. and affiliated associations
under direction Of Multnomah Amateur
Athletic club, Portland, Or. member Of
the p. A. A. Of the Amateur Athletic
union.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-20
MATT HOGAN WINS
IN GAME FINISH
HORSES PUNCHED IN FOURTH
RACE AT OAKLAND
TAKES EVENT BY A NECK
Father catoham Approprlstes Two.
Year-old Race Handlly-Favorlte
Captures Place From La
Chats In Hard Drive
BY Associated Press.

| BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-Durint
a close finish between four horses II
the fourth event at Oakland today
Matt Hogan made sensational spur
and won by n neck; Yellowstone bea
the favorite, Warte Nicht, by a smal
margin for the place.
A clever field Of year-olds lined
up for the third race. Father Catcham
who won his last race easily, repeated
his performance and took first money
from f. w. Barr, the favorte. Tho
favorite was the first to get away but
could not hold the position. He re.
sponded gamely, however, and in q
hard drive downed La Chata for the
place.
Weather clear; track muddy Sum
mary:
First race, one mile and fifty yards
Evea G., 1O5 O'. Sullivan), even, won;
Modicum, 115 (BelD, to 1, second:
Redmont, 1O2 (Fountain). to 2, third
Time, 1:47. Glenarvon. Lady Kent, Mai
Wells and Flora Bright also ran.
Second race, mile and three-eighths
Mr.. Farnum, 100 (Taylor), to 2,
won; Invlctus, 1O5 (F. Sullivan), s to
5. second; Expedient. 10 Bozeman,
20 to /, third. Time, 2:26A. Henry
Clay Rye, Mr.. Dingle, May Holiday
and Mordente also ran.
Third race, four furlongs-Father
Catcham, 100 (Travers), to 5, won;
F. w. Barr, III (Clark), to ., second;
La Chata, 1O6 (knapp), to 1, third,
Time, :49%. I'm Joe, Busy Bee,
Achelita, Red Ruby and Queenie X
also ran.
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Matt
Hogan, 1O3 (Clark), to 1, won; yell
lowstone 1Os (Otis), 8 to 1, second;
Warte Nicht, 106 (Tooman), even,
third. Time, 1924. Metlakatla, Budd
Wade, Gentle Harry, Anirad, Geisha
Girl and Prince Palatine also ran.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Mildred
Schultz, 1O2 Fountain), to l. won
Whoa Bill, JOG (Knapp), 90 to 1, second;
Hainault, 109 (Travers), IL to 5, third.
Time, 1:2S% Cerro Santa, War Times,
Major Tenny, Alice Carey and Ell Chi
huahua also ran.
Sixth race, mile and an eighth, han
dicap, purse s1000-Dr. Leggo. Ill (Too-
NAM, IL to 5, Won; Honiton, 116
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-20
WINNERS AT AMERICAN
JOCKEY CLUB TRACK
BY Associated Presa.

BY Associated Press.
results:
-Four and one-half furongs-Paul Deerins
won, Colonial Lady second, Dr. Winden third
Time 56 3-5.
Five and one-half furlongs- Bonnie Reg won,
s. Resolute second, Golden Flower third
Time-1:10.
Five and one-haf furlonEs -Athlana won.
Miss Marconi second Joe Bowers third Time
1:1O
Mile and seventy yards-Beecher won, Billy
Handsel second, Lady Mercury third Time
1:ls 2.5.
Six furlones Sister Ruth won, Bakim sec
ond, Temple third Time-1.i6 as.
Six furlongs Sarner won. Rudabek second,
Parsionne third. Time--1:i5 As.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-20
HOW THEY RAN AT
AQUEDUCT TRACK
IN Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 1n.-Aqueduct races:
First race. four and one-half furlongs--
Burnett won, Superior Boy second. Tangier
third. Time, 0:i9 90
Second race. hve furlongs-Race King
Won, Jerry c second, Workman third. Time,
1:01 As.
Third race. six furlongs-Miss Anfable won.
Netting second Pontotoc third Time,
1916 2-5.
Stfel won. Careless second. Mayor johnson
third. Time, IA S-5.
Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs-
Beknighted won, Ed Sheridan second,
Lucky Charm third Time / :o9.
Sixth race. one mile and seventy yards
Totness won, Nelos second, Loves Labor
third. Time, 1:4S
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-20
WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS
FAIR GROUNDS TRACK

BY Associated Press.
ST LOUIS April 1o.--Fair Grounds re-
suits;
First race six furlonEs Wounded Knee
won, Belle OF Manhattan second ora 4
third. Time. 1916 80
Second race four and one-half furlonEs-
Black Eyes won, Henchman second, Yves
third. Time, O:56.
Third race, six furlongs-Monte Carlo
Won, Cascne second, Tommy Waddell third
Time. :l5.
Fourth race, The Rose stakes. half mile
Legend won. Lady Valentine second, Society
Bud third. Time, 0:50.
Fifth race, one mile--Toi san won. Onats
second, Wyefed third. Time, 1:41
sixth race. six furlongs--Kia mesha won,
Suffice second, Ismalian third. Time, 1915
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-20
ATHENIANS CAPTURE GAME
IN THE FIRST INNING
Miller Walks Four Men and Three
of Lohmans Men
Score
By Associated Press.

= 7
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-The
game was practically won in the first
inning by the Oakland contingent, who
scored four runs on three passes by
Pitcher Miller of San Francisco, a
double by Kelly and a single by
Devereaux. The runs were pulled up
after two outs had been recorded. AL
though the Seals We're hopelessly out
of the race they managed to bunch
three hits on Moskiman in the sixth
and scored one run. In the fifth Danny
Shay was spiked and had to retire.
His place was taken by Wilson, and
Wheeler went to first. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-20
RESULTS AT THE
MONTGOMERY PARK
Nv A.snciated nrn.s

by Associated Prcss
MEMPHIS. Tenn. April ta-Racins al Mont.
gomery park ended today. Summary:
SIX furlonCs Lady Ellison won, Prcsentiment
second, Dapple Gold third. Timc-t:15
Nile and one sixteenth Ben Volio won, Gold
en- Mineral second. Brooklyn trird. Time 80.
Ilalt mile-Noung won, Swimming Girl sec
ond. Rustic Lady third Tme-:50
Peabody Hotel handicap, one mile and an
eighth- Glen Echo won, Faernian second,
Bondage third. Time -t:15.
SIX furlonRs- -Silverskin won, old English sec
ond, Councilman third. Time :t4te.
Six furlongs-1l Dottore won, Computation
second Marco third. Tlme--l .15M.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PlTTsBURG BATS OUT
AN EASY VICTORY
BY Associated Press,

PITTSBURG. April 19--President Pull
liam opened the season here today by pitch
ing the first ball for the game betwee n
Phtsburg and St Louis. The game was al
the fourth inning. when Mcfarland was hit
al will Attendance 1900. Score:
r. n. e.
tl''s"uis s"s's's' '''s's.tb u
oit LOUIS t.sts..s.4..A
Batteriss-Leever and Peitz: Mcfarland
Egan and Warner. Umpire-Klem
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-20

Knapp, 3 to 1, second; stilicho, %
Fountain). 16 to I. third, Time. 1855.
soufriere. Bombardier, st. George, jra
and Gold Enamel also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-20
BEAN EATERS CAPTURE
ONE FROM BROOKLYN
Rv Associated Prsss

BOSTON. April te.--Bostou won lisht
hitting game from Brooklyn this morning
Both pitchers were In excellent form Bos-
ton won tho afternoon game, n well played
contest by the score Of ! to 0. scorc.
morning game:
BROOKLYN ..s.ss,sss..sssss...s
Batterles-wilheim and Needham; stick
lett and Ritter
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-20
BERT SUSPENDs TIM
FLOOD INDEFINITELY
BY Associated Press.

PORTLAND, Ore, April 19.-Umpire Gus
Klopf has received telegram from President
Bert as follows:
Pending investigation, I have suspended
Second Baseman Flood Of Los Angeles for
his conduct last Sunday. Positively do not per-
init him to play until further advised