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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-11-18

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-11-18

Those who have no good qualities can
neither appreciate nor comprehend
them in .-ROchefoucauld.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-11-18
CLARK HOWELL'S
ANNOUNCEMENT.


Against Dsransemen Negroes Because He Believes Dangerous
to Best
Free PassesFavors Building Up Opposes Pulng
Will Stand That Principle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-01

ATURES it may be made payable in sum;
" in continuous instruments during lifetime of beneficial
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
UNIVERSITY ELEVEN rs READY
FOR THE GAME WITH STANFORD

The great game for the University
of Southern California football men will
occur next Saturday on the Palo Alto
campus and out at the local university
a big squad is fighting for the posi-
tions that mean trip into the camp
Of the northern enemy.
Hard scrimmage work has been the
order of the week, and as the finishing
touch to two months of the hardest
kind of practice the men are rounding
into the best form they will show dur
ing the season. All members of the
training table are In good shape, and
with the exception of a few inevitable
bruises and sprains the men have no
complaint as to condition.
At the beginning of the season the
idea that the u. s. c. men would be
able to make a fair show against
either Stanford or Berkeley would have
been received with considerable skepti-
cism.
AS things now stand the exact status
of Holmes men is not known. as the
games in which they have taken part
were with teams whose defense was
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
BEGIN
WITH VICTORY
FERRY OF PORTLAND GETS
HARD BUMP
MorleyItes Take Kindly to Former
American Lacquer, Winning
the Game by Score Of
Seven to One
Los Angeles 7, Portland 1

The Angels were generous yesterday
afternoon 1t was the opening game
of the series with Portland and the
webfooters received one run as the
Seraphic gift, which is always allowed
visitors on opening day. The Angels
contented themselves with seven runs
A fusillade of triples and two-bag-
gers at the very outset made things
decidedly interesting and uncomfortL
able for the northerners, and Ferry,
the man selected by Judge to do the
twirling became so frustrated that
he sent three Angels to first without
questioning their right to the bag.
1t was a weird exhibition-that start
and before the webfooters collected
their shattered Thoughts four Seraphs
had crossed the pan. The remainder
of the game was walk away and
never for an instant were the Ports
within striking distance.
Ferry is a good pitcher-good enough
for the Cleveland Americans, from
which team he hails-but yesterday he
received compact little bundle that
should do him for the remainder of
the series.
Nagle was putting over an assort-
ment that would have had Ferry's
former team sluggers hunting the
grass, let alone the McCreedeites.
Bernard opened with two sacker
to right Tim Flood went Curtis one
better and made the right field dust
fly with triple that McCreedie ran his
legs off trying to corral from under
the bleachers, Bernard tripping over
the plate. Smith ambled on four wide
ones and Kitty Brashear took a liking
to Mr.. FerryS offerings and banged
another triple to Judge" McCreedie,
who was rapidly assuming a bedrag-
gled appearance. Tim walked in on the
drive and Smith followed. Ferry was
way up by this time and Dillon and
Cravath went down on eight bad ones.
Ross forced Cravath at second, and a
moment later Dillon and the little left
fielder tried for double steal. Suess
threw to catch Ross at second and Dill
Ion was out at the plate on Mitchell's
return throw after vain attempt to
get Ross between the bases. If Bobby
Eager had run out his grounder to
Sweeney the inning might have been
going yet. Sweeney tossed low to
Mitchell who fumbled the ball. Bobby
had ample time to have reached the
bag and his laziness was the occasion
for we'll timed calling down by
Dillon.
The long score of the webfooters
came in the fourth on a walk and an
ensuing comedy Of errors Atz took
free passage of four wide ones and as
Van Buren flew to Bernard the short
stop was half way between the bags.
Bernard thought he saw chance to
nail him at first and his throw went
to the bleachers. Nagle sent the ball
to Smith in an effort to head off the
shortstop and Smith juggled the ball,
Atz continuing home for the single
tally Of the Portland aggregation.
The fielding feature was Atz's
phenomenal stop of Brashear's scorch-
~, %l,A 10th s,,,,
shortstop gathered it in with his gloved
hand and snapped it to the bag ahead
of Brashear.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
FACULTY PLAYS UNDERGRADS
SenIor-Junior Team Of U. S. c. and
Acknowledgements Go on
GrIdlron

Local football interest centers in the
game to be played between the eleven
of the faculty and Alumni of u. S. c,
and senior-junior team on the Univer-
sity campus this afternoon at 3:45
The exact lineup has not as yet been
determined upon, but 1t is safe to as
sumo that the game will start with the
best material that the faculty and the
classmen can get together from the
large amount of talentsthat lies hidden
beneath the somber faces of the peda-
Eogues and the grinders
Coach Holmes laments the fact that
several wonders who would scintillate
with unheard Of brilliancy upon the
white lined field are hidden behind the
cloud of learning that Is holding the
u. S. c. team from issuing a challenge
to the winner of eastern gridiron
laurels.
But for one brief period-and that
this afternoons select few will be al
lowed to witness what might have been
had the love of lecture hall not dashed
the hope of u. S. c. for the champion
ship of\the world.
A feNA of the stars were out yester-
day afteNoon, and among the number
were notA D. Galley, Skinner, Wadell,
Lane, Jaishette and Bailey.
Tully Knowles, as the star of the fac
Culty aggregation, refuses to make
known the men who are to end the
aspirations of the students, but prom
1ses to send forth an eleven which will
bring woe to the hopes of the unfor-
tunate classmen.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
POMONA AND SAINTS TO MEET
Hasgerty's Eleven Hopes to Win anc
Get Another Chance at
OccidantaI

The game between the st. Vincent
eleven and the Pomona team on the
PHmona campus, Saturday next, comes
at time which will determine whether
the Nuts have look in at the cham
pionshih
Should Nbey be able to win, which on
form looks doubtful, there might be a
chance for a, final game with Occi-
dental
The Pomona MIN are claiming a VIC
tory and wish to roll up a larger score
than that which they administered to
6aggerty's team last year.
Haggerty has had his men at hard
practice since the disastrous Occidentr
al game, and will make the strongest
BID possible for victory against the
Claremont boys.
10. Mcdonald, the big right tackle,
and Tom Mounier, one of the best
guards that the Grand avenue institu-
tion has turned out, are done with the
game for the present season at least.
and in losing these two men the st.
Vincent coach is at considerable dis
advantage.
The Pomona men have defeated all
~eee1a11ers thus far. though they have not
been lfty94gsatst strong eleven during
the season. --------.
Their record OF 81 to D, against the
soldiers last Saturday. gives indication
that they are strong at the scoring
game.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
GUSHING IN WITH
STRING Of FIVE
THE VETERAN H0RSEMAN HAS
LIKELY PERFORMERS
Stubbs Bros. Also Arrive With Eight
Horses, Among the Number
Being a Crack Year.
ling FllIy

The veteran horseman, j. e. Cushing,
arrived at Ascot yesterday with five
horses from the Canadian circuit. Hans
Wagner, the sterling performer that
ran so we'll here last year, Is among the
lot. The remainder of the string are
Ralph Reese, La Londe, My Gem and
the 2-year-old Lady Walker which won
the first 2-year-old race this year when
she beat Father Catchem.
Stubbs Bros. also had eight in the
same car, among which was a year-old
filly, a full sister to the once noted
crack sprinter, Miss Mae Day, and a
half sister to Ala Russell, the fleet g.
year-old that performed here this spring
under the colors of Dick Williams
Much is expected of this one. The
others, with the exception of two
yearlings, are of the older division.
The probabilities are that Jockey
Lawrence, who was set down here early
In the last meeting, will ride for
Lucky" Baldwin this year. He Is In
riding trim and will exercise the horses
when they arrive here from the ranch
In a day or two.
Jockey Spence Sutherland, who rode
here with great success over the
hurdles two years ago. Is tending
strictly to business and can be seen
schooling horses over the jumps every
morning. He is under contract to Vic
Gilbert who has the good Jumper,
Flea, and the "black Demon" Cam
baceres
L. A. Bonsack will chip High Chan
cellor to Oakland. The horse has been
working we'll since his long rest and
his owner thinks he has more than q
fair chance to win the opening handi-
cap.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01

too weak to permit of any determina-
tion as to the merits of the eleven.
Coach Holmes claims, however, that
his team would have won against any
of the local teams with ease, and ex-
presses himself as confident that STAN
ford will be forced to play the best OF
Cardinal ball If his men are to be
downed.
At all events the coming game will
be Of the greatest interest to Southern
enthusiasts, as the relative merits OF
the Sherman Indians and the u. s. G.
team will in measure be known after
Saturdays game at Stanford.
Coach Holmes has announced the
names of the men who will leave to-
morrow evening for the north, and the
squad line has been picked from forty
candidates after a try-out of two
months steady practice in which all
have had a chance to show their abil-
ity. The following will make the trip:
Elliott, Ochoa, Best, Bochman, Ii
voni, F. Cass, C. Haigler, Westover
shute, c.. Haigler, White, Burek, Prior
Critten, Hamilton Lane
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
TRAINS BRING GREAT CROWDS
All Railroads Report an Immense
Influx Of Tourists and
CoIonjsts

The congested condition of the bag
gage platforms at the several passen-
ger stations in Los Angeles yesterday
and last night was indicative of the
great influx of eastern tourists and
colonists at this point.
At the present ratio 1t is estimated
by railway officials that before the
end of the winter months more than
10000 colonists in addition to 10000
eastern tourists will have set foot in
Los Angeles.
The railroads in all their depart
ments are handling the traffic easily
and making ample provision for in
creased travel during the coming
months
Yesterday the Southern Pacific
handled five extra tourist trains, three
from the north and two from the east.
The Salt Lake line has several extra
cars attached to every train daily,
and the Santa Fe officials report a cor
respondingly heavy traffic.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
COMING SCRAP
NO LOVE FEAST
HERRERA AND HANLoN SHOW
SPLEEN
Mideets Meet at Mecarey's and Exc
change Looks Which indicated TO
5ystanders That Battle VIII
BE Fierce One

II there Is to be any pie eating In con-
nection with the Hanlon- Herrera affair
OF November 10, the love feast will oc-
cur after the settlement of the fracas.
NO feeling Of endearment has ever
been lost between the midgets and the
forfeiture Of Herrera's appearance
money on Monday evening will not
detract from the animosity that has
existed since the Mexican first began
taunting Eddie as to his courage.
Although the claiming of the money
by Hanlon was a perfectly legitimate
affair there would perhaps have been
some trouble had both men been pres
ent at the little transaction in Mo-
Carey's Office Monday. Hanlon, how
ever, was the only principal on hand at
the time.
After the ball game big crowd wit
messed the meeting OF the two men,
which did not result in any trouble, as
the proceedings Of the early part of
the day had worn off. During a dis
cussion of the diamond doings in which
the newspaper men lowered the aspira-
tions of the fighters a crowd had
gathered at McCarey's quarters and
Hanlon was among the number. In
the midst of the tanning bee Herrera
entered and for a minute an uncomfor-
table silence settled over the gather
ing.
Both Men Training Hard
There was general shaking of hands
and giving of the glad word as Her
rera went the rounds of the group. He
apparently hadn't noticed Hanlon upon
his entrance but before the crowd real
fzed it the two men were face to face.
That was as far as the affair went,
however. and for q moment the men
sized each other up amid the quiet
ness of the expectant throng. Not a
word was spoken between the two who
are to meet on the 10th, but there were
looks that boded no good for either.
Herrera has not eased in his train
ing and the only reason that the fight
was postponed lies in the fact that the
Mexican contracted a cold the outcome
of which made things seem a bit un-
certain.
Hanlon is also training as though q
worlds championship were at stake.
It is the bitter feeling between the
men, however, which should make the
go a gruelling fight from the gong.
McCarey has not as yet received any
word concerning the reported change
in Jack O'Brien's plans, and says that
he will Immediately begin arranging
another match as soon as the Sullivan
O'Brien go is declared off.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
WESTLAKES ARE VICTORS
Third Team Defeats AIvarado Streets
in Hot Contest-HubbIe Plays
Fine Game

The third Westlakes defeated the
Alvarado streets in fast game Of
football at the Westlake grounds, COR
ner of Bonnie Brae and Seventh
streets. yesterday afternoon by score
of 20 to 0.
The eleVens were about equally
matched as to weight, but the West
lake men played in a faster style than
the Alvarado boys.
The features of the game were the
playing of Gordon Grary, fullback of
the Westlakes; Howard Lewis, right
half, and Ralph Simonds, left end.
Lewis run for twenty-five yards re-
suited I'm one of the touchdowns.
Rex Hubble, left half back of the AL
Varados, put up strong game for the
losers. The lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
RESULTS AT JAMAICA
BY Associated Press.

BY AsSoc1ated Press.
JAMAICA, L. l., Oct. S1.-Platoon
won, Brush Up second, Emergency
third. Time, 1:13.
Mile and a sixteenth-Jack Young
won, Hippocrates second, Athlone third.
Time, 1:4S.
Mile and furlong-Miss Crawford
won, Alvin second, Novena third.
Time, 1853 1-5.
Six furlongs-Diamond won, Monet
second, Fustian third. Time, 1:134-5.
One mile and sixteenth-Lord
Badge won, Consuelo II second, Gold
Fleur third Time, 1:47 AS.
Five and a half furlongs-Cousin
Kate won, Iolanda second, Helen Por-
ter third. Time, 1:0S.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01

RESULTS AT LAToNIA

BY Associated Press
CINCINNATI, Oct. 31.-Five fur
longs-Poetry won, Minnehaha second,
Trisauce third. Time, 1:06%.
One mile-Sincerity Bell won, Horton
sia second, Myne Herr third. Time,
LAS AS.
Six and a half furlongs-Clyde o won,
Full Sway second, Meister Karl third.
Time, 1928 1-5.
Six and half furlongs-Rather Roy
al won, Eleanor Howard second, Sid
Silver third. Time, 1928 3-5.
Six furlongs-Miltiades won. Tarp
second. Calabash third. Time, 1:21 rs.
Mile and an eighth-El Cuchillo won.
Double second, Layson third. Time,
2:05 2-5.
Mile and an eighth-Fox Hunting
won, Whena second, Plautus third.
Time, 2:06 AS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
Jamaica Selections

First race-Royal Window, Quadrille
Toscan.
Second race--Gold Braid, Lady Joce-
lyn, Palette.
Third race-Mad MuIlach, Grenade,
D'Arkle.
Fourth race-Paget entry. Snow. Her
rington.
Fifth race-our slater, Massa, Jet
sixth rsee-11LGambeau, Bfl1y Bapaster'
= I5est. 'bet-Ouv Sister.
IRVING b. CLEMEIT.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
MAKE THEIR eRIDlRoN BOW

The first appearance of the Orange
Athletic club football team In Los An
geles will occur when the boys from
the orange belt meet the Occidental
college team ON the Highland park
campus next Saturday afternoon.
The Occidental authorities said last
night that the game was an assured
fact and that all preparations are be-
ing made 70 annihlate the Orange
forces
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
Latonla Selections

First race-Suzanne Rocamara, Ver-
andah. Jack Ratlin.
Second race--Chief Milliken. st. Tam
many, Jungle Imp.
Third race-Belden, Lieber, Pentagon.
Fourth race-Gould, Sweet Jane,
Lights Out.
Sauton.
Sixth race-siss Lee, Glisten. Mai
Hanlon.
Seventh race-M. A. Powell. Euba.
La Sagitte.
Best bet-Belden.
IRVING B. CLEMENT.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
NEWslES ACCEPT CHALLENGE
Young FootbalIlsts Want to Play Pasa-
dena High School Team
November II

The Newsboys football team desires
to accept the challenge OF the Pasa-
dena high school team at 1876 pounds.
which challenge was published in The
Herald recently. The newsies wish to
play on November II, and are willing
to meet the Pasadenas on their own
grounds. The newsboys will play the
Hillside team on the Los Angeles
street grounds, Saturday morning at
$3.50 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
TACOMA WINS; SCORE A. TO 2
Wheeler Is Touched Up for Eleven
Hits and Northerners Take
the Game
Bv Associated Press.

By AsSocIated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. s1.-Although
San Francisco started out with a rush
today, making two runs in the initial
inning, Wheeler was touched up for
eleven hits, allowing Tacoma to bring
in four men. The locals made no runs
after the first inning. Score:
TACOMA
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
nIahIand defeats RIversIde

RIVERSIDE. oct. S1.-Hlghland
ro,ylers defeated the Riverside team
last night by a total OF 9S pins. Walter
2ussell rolled high score for the yis-
Itors. 2O1, and Kenyon made high
score for Riverpide 1a2
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
SEATTLE
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Byrnes, Kruger, Wall
ters, Francks, Blankenship. First base
on errors-Seattle, /: First base on
called balls-Miller, 8; Graham, 2. Left
on bases-Seattle, z; Oakland, o. Struck
out-Miller, 3 Graham, s. Double plays
Kelly to Francks to Moskiman. Passed
ball-Blankenship. Time-1:30. UNI
pire--Davis.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
GOVERNOR SAYS NO FIGHT
Promoters Of Lewls-Walcott Mill In
Detroit VIII Insist on
BIZ Associated Press.

DETROIT Mich, Oct S1.-The gover-
nor ordered Sheriff James r. Burns to
prevent the fight scheduled for tonight
in the suburb OF Fair View between
Willie Lewis of New York and Joe Wal
colt for the welterweight champion
ship. Sheriff Burns says that he will
carry out the governors order The
promoters OF the fight insist that II will
take nlanA-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
OAKLAND DEFEATS SEATTLE
Miller and Graham Break About Even
In Pitching Observation-Disclosures
Score in Ninth

By Associated Press.
OAKLAND Oct. 31.-Oakland de-
feated Seattle today by the score Of
2 to l. Miller and Graham, opposing
pitchers, broke about even. Oakland
scored two runs in the second inning
on three hits. Seattle scored once in
the ninth, the score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
Totals
SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE By INNINGS
y Y " W ~
- -aA...t

Two base hit-Fitzgerald Sacrifice
Tacoma, 1 San Francisco, 1. First
base on called balls-Fitsgerald, 2;
San Francisco, 2. Struck out-Fitsser-
aid, 4; Wheeler. 2. Hit by pitcher
Mclaughlin. Double plays--Wheeler
70 Mohler to Nealon; Casey TO Eagan to
Nordyke. Wild pitch-Fitzgerald Time
:35. umpire-Mccarty.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
ALVARADOS.
WEsTLAKEs.

Minister-Do you take this man for
better OF worse, TIL death parts your
Bride-I should prefer an indeterminato
sentence. ! think.-Judge.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
SUMMARY.

Three base hit-Brashear. Two base
hits-Bernard, Ross. Sacrifice hits
Flood, Ross. Left on bases-Los Angeles,
s; Portland, 2. Bases on balls-Off Ferry,
g.: Nagle, 1. Struck out-By Nagle, i;
Ferry, 2. Double plays-Smith to Flood to
Dillon. Passed balls-Suess wild pitches
Ferry. Hit by pitched ball-Schlafly,
Brasnear. Time of same-1:30 Umpire
Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01

Everything you want you viii find In
the classified page--a modern oncyolo'
psdia. one cent 4 word
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
You Run No Risk

You're absolutely safe In buying
during this sale. Every plano in
the stock carries our guarantee,
backed by the manufacturers.
Furthermore, you may exchange at
any time If you wish. Could any
thing be more fair? Could you
ask for anything more reasonable?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
COACHES CHOOSE OFFICIALS
VIII Traeger and "stub" Ratt VIII
officlate at Occidental
u, s. c. Game

VIII Traeger and "Stub" Raltt were
chosen by Coaches Holmes and Mer-
rill yesterday to officiate at the Occi-
dental-U. S. G. game a week from next
Saturday
The proposal was made by the Occi-
dental coach and Holmes assented Inn
mediately, saying that he regarded the
men In qustion as the squarest and
most competent officials In the south.
The game will go toward determining
the collegiate championship Of South
ern California. which now lies between
y, 5. c., Occidental and Pomona.
A Dual Role sure / hear ye're a
happy father Pat. Thin yes hayea't
neard Dul half av II. I'm two ay tim.
Ut's twthsl-cleyeland Leader.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01

The public understands our situation
with an immense stock Of pianos at hand
and no place to put them.
That's the reason WHY we offer high
grade Instruments, such as knabe,
Fischer, Ludwig, Smith G. Barnes, Mason
e. Hamln, Packard, Mehlin and half a
dozen other makes at a little more than
SO per cent Of their real value.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
Store Open Evenings

If you can't come during the day, come this
evening. The store Is open every evening dur
ina this sale. We want you to examine the diff
ferent styles and makes and get Just the plano
you want There's no difference In the values
every instrument Is rightly priced according to
Its worth. It's Just question Of choice and
how much you want to pay.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
A,7v Terms You Udnt


monthly OF $S w. S $s o
of s1a4-ohe
$67, $212 $237 up.
lose the
plano opporun If
nov.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01

II you wish to secure one Of these great
bargains you'll have to hurry" for Just
the minute we've reduced the stock to the
point where We can handle II In our pres
ent store every plano price will 90 back
to the original.
Now is the time for action. Don't walt;
don't put off the plano question another
minute, You can't afford to.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-16
trying ordeal through which they had
passed
Presidents Address.

President Habllston's annual address.
a paper of much strength, followed. u is
given here in part;
1t gives me great pleasure to ada my wei
come to that OF those who have so cord'a'iS
greeted you, and as president OF the virginia
Bankers Association welcome our visitors, es-
pec,ally tho friends who viii address TINS as-
ISOLATION.
1.-THE past year mas been very prosperous
one, We have been blessed with peace, apuh-
Gant crops; that OF the great staple OF !ne
south cotton. the greatest IN tho history VI lhe
world There has been q steady ana suos'uh-
tiai growth Of the banking Interest since our
last conyenion. Eighteen state banks we're
organized In 1904. and nine natlonnl pahks'
The last statement OF 1904. November loth,
shows that there were l43 state banks ana %
national banks. Since that time thirteen state
banks have been chartered ana ROM hhlonhi
banks, making the total number OF banking IN
situations IN Virginia To-day $40. The November
statement shows that capital stock OF Inc
lia state banks Was ss,sl3.o0O, Win surplus and
undivided profits Of S. oai. 900, and deposits OF
SGT GOO 900 The 50 national banks had capital
Of ST. SOi, o0o and surplus and undivided profits
of Sc 500, oDO and deposits OF sig. 223 600 which
made the total banking capital OF virginia.
Including surplus and undivided profits for the
24G banks 900, ana the deposits sb.
s2iro To-day our banking capital is over
thirty million and deposits between ninety aIl
oue hundred mi!llou dollars. and total asset