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The Penn's Grove record., 1905-09-15
Cool Weather

suggests heavier clothing
and underwear. With a
complete line Of both we
are to serve you.
Suits to fit regular size, slim
and stout men at $40, 1880
Is, Is and 90, in greys,
brown mixtures, black and
blue cheviots and worsteds.
Boys and Little Boys Suits
and Overcoats. IS, 4, 5, 6
and 8.
New Fall style Hats and
Shoes coming in every day.
Medium weight Underwear
SOC, 81 and l.50.
Our Tailoring Department
is filled with the newest
patterns of Fall and Win
ter Clothes.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-09-15

Special price, 4 pairs loI
25c or 19c for one pair.
QuiCks
and small articles.
Dat meal soaps, &c.
Toilet paper, &c.
Handkerchief, 3 for sc.
Cologne, good, &c.
Necklaces, 19c from SOC.
Grape juice, per bottle, 15c.
A Flag for You
sc to $500 and our custom
ers say that we save them
money-but look around,
ours are;
5x8, fast, 81. 90.
6x1O, fast, $500.
Sx10, fast $3.50.
Just for low price and deco
ration.
2feet 6 inches by feet 6 inch
es, with spear pointstick, 30c.
2 fees 6 inches by 5 feet, with
spear point stick, 45c.
Bunting, SC, all colors.
Red. white and blue fans,
$1.00.
Mems Madras
lightweight shirts in neat
stripes and figures, black,
blue and tan.
$1.0O ones for 75c
75c mes for SOC
SOC ones for 25c
W. H. SMITH & co.
SUCCESSOR TO
w. B. SHARP & co.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-09-15
NOTICE
OF
Notice is hereby given that an election will be
held in Salem County, on
Tuesday. November 7, 1905
At which Candidates for
Senator, Assemblymen, two
COrOners and Sheriff

will be voted for. And notice is hereby given
that the Board of Reglstery and Election, in and
for each and every election district and voting
precinct in the county of Salem will meet
1uea.E.a t-s 80 Saw -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-16

Norwood'- Wooden Sale-All col
ors shetland Floss. per skein, s i-3c
all colors shetland Wool, per skein
i-3r; 10 boxes Saxony Wool. per
skein, lie; loo knit ShawIs at one
half pice. 8
Desiring tO retire from business
after Jan. 1. 1906. will sell my stock
of groceries, etc, At bargain, aud
rent store building very reasonably.
& q. Parsons. will die
30 yards Worsted Dress Goods.
TO-; 800 wards Remnants, Sc; 600
wards Flanuelette. Sc; good heavy
Clifton Flannel, per yard. 3t.2c;
Towels, each, &c. Norwood's. 8
Nice fruit cakes any price every
day from now ON through the holi.
days, also fresh bread. fancy cakes.
etc, At the Texas Bakery. Phone 80.
Mrs. Otto Boehme, Prop. d.tf
Quilt lining, all colnrs. 3 i-2c; 100
yards Flsnnelett.. 8 i-Sc; entire line
Red Seal Bingham. Sc; 3 dozen Fas.
cinators, 'i9c; 5dozen Child's Hoods.
Zoe. Norwood's. o
At Norwood's-5O0 spools Crochet
silk, i9c: Ladies' heavy gray mixed
Hose, &c; Ladies' heavy black Hose,
Sc; Ladies' Face Powder, per box,
&c. 900 .-. o
Ask to see our new assortment OF
the famous Dunlap s6.COshoes. Burt
Norwood. IA
For Rent-Three business houses
On Main street. Apply to G. q. Par.
sons" VIII die
W. ID. Sellers and wife OF Harvey !
were In the city yesterday.
Mrs. F.. ]. Butler Is visiting in
Hearns.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-16
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Good Talcum Powder, per box, &c
Norwood's.
Read Hunter 4 Chatham's ad-
read II now. 10
NJ. $. Breach Of Tabor was IN the
city yesterday.
sc. Williams returned from Cy-
press yesterday.
Square piano for rent. Apply 20
Mrs. NJ. II. James.
r. r. Goodwin was a visitor from
Providence yesterday.
"Financiers, fine Christmas
present. Fountain a Co ~
]. W. Hamilton returned yester.
day from a trip TO North Texas.
Mrs. J. NJ. Collier and Miss HEX
man left yesterday 10 visit In Dallas.
Boys Buckskin Stockings, i5c; all
our 25c quality veiling,'i5c. Nor
woods. .
Mrs. Annie Smith returned 10 Fort
Worth yesterday, after a visit 10
Mr.. y. r. Higgs.
Mrs. A. w. Royder and Mrs. Min.
ME Foster were visitors from Well
born yesterday.
The street force was busy yester-
day constructing walks In the north
east part oi town.
About or dozen white Wool
Sweaters worth si.5O, TO close for
81 %; at Norwood's. "a
Mrs. +, Is. Brogdon and children
Of Houston are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Patterson. :
IT you come this week you eau
have your picture taken for Christ
mas. AlonEo Carter. g
No dozen pairs Douglass $3.50 shoes
In all the new sty les and feathers re-
ceived today. NorwoOd's. IL
O. dear, wCat you surprise me
with a photo Of yourself Christmas?
You can get such nice ones at Car
ter's Studio.
FREE MARBLES-with every
pair Of boys shoes We sell for cash
We are giving twenty-five marbles
free. Burt Norwood. "a
Norwood's Mems Furnishings
Mems heavy lined Gloves, zoe; all
our 50 30 wool Overshirts. 81 90; all
our 80 % wool Overshirts, 81 30; sam
pie line Mems Hats, half price. . u
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-16

Services as follows az the Free
Baptist Church sunday by the pas
tor. Preaching NJ II "A. m. Subject
Terms ~ liscipleship; also At 7:ih
p. m; subject, No Retreat. Sunday
school at 9:i5 =. M. A. &. r. At 6:i5
p. IN. All are invited To these ser
vices.
Norwood's slaughtering price sale
OF dry goods-i6 yards heavy Shirt
ing, good, si.O0; 100 bolts Of Elastic,
per yard, Sc; no dozen pearl But
tons. 3 1 2c; 500 spools san Silk, all
coiors, 4i-2c; all colors In Zephyrs.
per skein, &c. 8
Let your Christmas gift be sur
prise. Remember when you give
me an order you have no express
charges 10 pay, and you need not
take the goods II you are not pleased.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence, agent for Ed
KAN. diff
FREE WAGON - With every
sl0 90 cash purchase OF boys or
mems clothing made ut this store
we give boys express wagon tree.
See these handsome wagons In our
show window. Burt Norwood. "a
Rev. J. w. Davis visited Hearne
and conducted services
there last night. He will return to-
day aud conduct services Sunday at
st. Andrews Church.
We have received complete as
sortment Of the famous Dunlap s5.uO
shoes. We want each boy aud man
In Bryan TO come Ia and have a look
1t them. Burt Norwood. IL
Ladies' 81 90 Kid Gloves, Toe; La
lies $50 Kid Gloves, 800. Nor
woods. o
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-16

John -. Mike and tho Bryan Gro.
Gerry Company, having been buying
turkeys In large quantities from the
! farmers for delivery this week, yes.
terday made shipment Of a solid
carload Of turkeys-the first car ever
sent out Of Bryan 10 the Northern
Produce Co. OF Houston. The ship.
ment included about two thousand
turkeys, the overflow from the car
being shipped by express. The car
was something worth seeing Itself,
and was regular turkey Pail.
man" with heavy wire screen ends
and sides, and several decks and
compartments, allowing ventilation
and preventing crowding. The ship
ment brought 10 the turkey raisers
a nice sum.
MFR. and Mrs. r. u. Lomax re-
ceived telegram yesterday an
nouncing the death Of Mr.. Leon
Bond In Houston yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock The young man was
n nephew Of Mrs. LomaX, and Is
well known here, having several
times visited In Bryan He was ~
years old and - bright young bust
ness man. He was with a Houston
Insurance firm.
Norwood's Ladies' furnishing
3 dozen misses and childfen's fleece
lined Drawers. isc; 10 dozen Ladies'
heavy fleece lined Drawers, i9c; all
Percales in the house, Sc; Ribbons
at Wholesale prices; Ladies' colored
bordered Handkerchiefs, &c. 9
w. W. Elkins Of Houston has a
chair at the Exchange Shaving Par
Tor. The chairs are now all full,
aud you can get flrst-elass, expedi-
tious service.
DO you need new pair Of real
,nappy dress shoes for ChristmasY |
II 50, go to Norwood's and have a
ook At their big stock received to-
lay. IL
Lieut.. Gov. Geo. ID. Neal Of MAYA
Iota aud Col. II. NJ. Hall Of houston,
ight-of-wAy agent for the n. a T. e.,
we're in the city yesterday.
You can ind any style aud kind
Il good shoes IN the famous Dunlap
md Douglass new shoes, at Nor
VDod's. Ia
Marriage licenses have been issued
D ~. q. Buchanan aud Mrs. +. w
Robt. Galloway aud Ida
Iternss.
10 dozen Finishing Braid, yard
ieces, &c; Is dozen Finishing Braid.
yard pieces, 7 I &c; Toe Corsets, ibc.
iorwoOd's. .
ID. l.. Guerrant and q. w. SullocR :
ere here from lola yesterday. Mr.
uerrant was Ell route home from :
Waco. =
Uhildren's Mitts, per pair, Zoe; /
Oxen 35c quality children's Gaps, a
Ic. Norwood's.
"Financiers, n fine Christmas d
'esent. Fountain 4 Go. IL '
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-16
FOR LADIES':

Ladies' Silk Hose, $l.50 pair
Ladies Cause Hose, Soc pair
No. 600 Black Cat Hose at 25c; guaranteed.
Ladies Kid Gloves, $100 and $3.50
Misses Kid Gloves, $l.00
ChiIdren's Kid Gloves, 90C
Ladies' ButtCned FIeeced, 25 to Soc.
Fancy Embroidered and Drawn Work
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
OPENING EVENTS
ARE ATTRACTIVE
HARNESS MEETING BEGINS
TODAY
Trotting and Pacing Contests Between
Hiqh-Class Performers Are Offer
ings of Association for
This Afternoon

What is expected to be the banner
harness meeting ever held in South
ern California will begin at Agricultu-
raj park this afternoon and continue
five days.
The attendance Of the best trotters
and PAGERS in training in the west
lends an added attraction to all the
events carded for decision and the man.
agement is boasting that the contests
will be the equal of grand circuit per-
formances.
The indication favors the success of
the meeting. Weather conditions are
favorable to a lightning fast track, the
class of the horses entered in the Vari-
Gus events is of the highest and II
is believed that new coast records will
be set during the five days racing.
The first heat will be contested at
1880 o'clock each day. The track is
wider than other courses in Southern
California, and the difficulty expert
enced at other meets getting the racers
away from the post will not be as
great. This insures better starts and
the minimum Of lost time in getting
the horses away.
Society will be out in force nearly
all the boxes having been already re-
served for the entire meeting, and the
attendance is expected to be a record
pIGdheI' Inc meeting Will De 1 TENDED
by delegations from San Bernardino,
Riverside, Santa Ana an other towns
in this portion Of the state.
Two events are down for decision
this afternoon. The first is the 211
class trotting for $1,000 purse and four
entries have been made for the event,
The small number OF horses that will
so to the post in this event will make
the race truer to form and attach a
greater interest than would otherwise
be the case
Morone, from the stable of w. A.
Clark, jr., H. N. Henderson's Ole, Will
lard Zibbells Adam G., and w. G. Dur
fees Jupiter b will be the contestants
for the purse.
The second event of the day is the
2;O9 class pacing for $1,000 purse Nine
entries have been made in this event
and the contest Is expected to be one of
the best of the meeting.
j. d. Springer's Miss Idaho, Charles
Dolan's Virginia, A. Ottinger's Deda-
lion, /. II. Lichtenstein Vision, S. S.
Bailey's Tidal Wave, Ezra Thompson S
Robert /, w. A. Clark, jr.'s, Miss Geor-
gia, j. A. Chanslor's Ira and f. e.
Wright's Kelley Briggs will be the field
in this event.
Secretary A. w. Bruner, who offici-
ated the San Bernardino and Santa
Ana meets with much satisfaction to
the horsemen, will be in the stand dur
ing the meeting and have custody of
the flag.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
BASEBALL FISTICUFFS
ARE INJURIOUS TO GAME
RoWDYISM ON DIAMOND is NOT
AN ESSENTIAL
Exhibition at Chutes Park Last SUM
day Does Not Serve to Popularlze
Participants and Brings the Sport
Into Disrepute

All was quiet along the baseball
Potomac yesterday, the only interrupt
ton being the $5 fine assessed against
Tim Flood for beating up Umpire j.;
Ira "Slats" Davis on the local DIAMOND
Sunday afternoon.
The incident, however, is not a closed
one, as President Bert of the PACING
Coast league is yet to be heard from.
Just what discipline will be meted out
to Flood and Jud Smith Is not known.
although it is feared that neither or
these players will be seen in UNIFORM
again this season
A general summing up by the rams
Of the affair of Sunday afternoon Is
that the assault upon Davis was a
disgraceful exhibition and calculated
to have an injurious effect upon the
game.
Rowdyism in baseball Is the threat
ening shadow to that game that bru-
tality is to football. Neither is nee
essary element of good playing, and
both are unsportsmanlike and attract
a slough of condemnation for the
sport which otherwise would be un-
justified.
The general sentiment is that, re.
gardless of the grievance which Flood
may have had against Davis, the dia-
mond was the most inappropriate place
for settlement.
Flood, however, is not blamed to the
extent that is Jud Smith for his part
in the affair. 1t is freely stated by
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
FISHER TELLS HOW HE
WILL. WIN THE PENNANT
PROPOSES TO SAVE HIS BEST
TWIRLERS
Keefe and Emerson Are to Get Vaca-
ton During the Final Week of the
Season and viii Bear Brunt of
Post-Season Series

Mike Fisher of the Tacoma baseball
club has electrified the Frisco fans with
a revelation as to how he expects to win
the pennant.
Mike says that he will have to play
off with the Angels and by adopting
the methods of Muggsy McGraw Of
saving his best pitchers during the last
week OF the season he anticipates maxi
ing a walkaWay race Of the post season
series.
Keefe and Emerson are Fishers hope
and these two will be given long rest
before the pennant series are started.
Emerson viii be sent home to recu-
perate from the effects of lame back
and Keefe will not be permitted to pitch
game during the final week of the
season,
Final arrangements for the post-sea-
SON series viii be made when the Tigers
come south next week for the hnal
games of the regular season.
Fisher asserts that 1t is probable nine
games Will be played in Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
SIX FAVORITES
ARE DEFEATED
TALENT AT OAKLAND GIVEN
HARD RAPPING
Chalk Hedrick, Quoted at so to l.,
Makes Sensational Win From
odds-on CeIeres, Which
Barely Showed
pv Asanciaind I,rnsa.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20-Sun-
days rain did not affect the Oakland
track, as the north wind last night
and today dried the track until II was
dusty.
The talent received an awful blow
today Five OF the races had an easy
look, but six favorites were bowled
over, three by scant noses.
Dr. sherman. second choice, secured
the first event The talent landed on
Royal Rogue for the second, but he
lost to the 30-to-1 shot, Sir Preston.
The former was given an Indifferent
ride.
I'm Joe was heavily backed to win
the 2-year-old race, but Comilfo out
gained him down the stretch. The bet
tors then tried to get even by playing
Watercure, but Divina downed him.
though the former led nearly all the
way.
Sherry, played by insiders from 20
to to l. captured the fifth by mar
row margin. Cloche dor was best, but
got bad ride.
A sensational climax came to the
days sport when Chalk Hedrick, at so
TO I, nosed out Albert Fir. The odds
on Celeres collapsed at the paddock
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
Takes on Kid West for Six Rounds as
Preliminary TO Sullivan=Schreck
Battle

Manager Tom McCarey yesterday
matched Mauro Herrera and Kid West
for six-round boxing bout as the
curtain raiser to the Sullivan-Schreck
battle one week hence, These young
sters will meet at 1873 pounus, weigh in
at O'Clock.
West is a new one to the local fight
fans, but has fought eight battles in
his short ring career and won all of
them. He recently removed to Pasa-
dena from Fresno and has fought all
his battles in the east and against
opponents of more than the ordinary
class of scrappers. .
Those who have witnessed his bat
ties say that he is a clever youngster
and will give a good account of him
self when he meets the hard-hitting
Herrera.
West fights something after the
style OF Eddie Hanlon, having a
crouch more distinct and equally as
effective as Eddie. He is quick and a
good ring general and in his try-out
yesterday afternoon at the pavilion
with Tommy Burns as his opponent the
lad showed himself to be entitled to
consideration.
Herrera is also a new one for Los
Angeles, having fought all his battles
in other cities, and this will be the
first line the local fans will have on
him.
Fifteen fights is the record of Her.
rera and he has yet to taste the bitter
pill of defeat The family failing the
dreaded knockout habit, is equally as
prominent in the career of Mauro as
1t is in the record of his more famous
brother.
Herrera's record in full is as follows:
19O3-E<nocked out Tommy Bull, three
rounds; young Kid McFadden, one
round; Pltman Odway, two rounds;
Billy Crawford, three rounds; Jack Ca !.
bart. three rounds; Kid Johnson, two
rounds; Walter Stanton. one round;
Mickey Welch, two rounds; Won from
Fred Leary four rounds; Fred Lam
ders, ten rounds. Drew with Danny
Sullivan, four rounds. 1904-Knocked
out Howard Opie, six rounds; Kid
Bernstein, thirteen rounds; Tommy
Markham, ten rounds. Drew with Kid
Fredericks, twenty rounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
Hest Treatment for Colds

Most ordinary colds viii yield to the
simplest treatment" says the Chicago
Tribune, moderate laXatiVes, hot foot
baths, free perspiration and an avoid
ance of exposure to cold and wet after
treatment" While this treatment Is sim
pie, 1t requires considerable trouble, and
the one adopting 1t must remain indoors
for a day or two, or a fresh cold Is al
most sure to be contracted, and in many
instances pneumonia follows, Is II not
better to pin your faith to an old reliable
preparation like Chamherlaius Cough
Remedy that Is famous for its cures
OF colds ana can always be depended
upon? Then no unusual precaution Is nee
ossary to avoid contracting a fresh cold.
1t also eOunteraots any tendency OF a
cold to result In pneumonia. For sale by
ali leading druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21

the fans who were at the game that
Smith struck Davis while the umpire
and Flood were fighting.
Condemnation of Smith arises from
the allegation that he struck Davis
while the latter was defending him
self from Floods attack, and was, to
great extent. helpless as against any
attack Smith sought to make
Flood demonstrated that he needed
no assistance in wreaking such bodily
harm TO Davis as he might desire to
satisfy his ruffed feelings, and at
no stage of the fight was Flood in any
danger of being worsted. This would
make Smiths action, if he actually
struck Davis, all the more reprehensi-
BILE. 80
Naturally, the fans are loyal to the
home team, but the demand for fair
play and square deal in all things
that pertain to sports is the inevitable
and righteous demand as a precedent
to its success.
The Angels are not given to rowdy-
ism, and this one instance of misbe-
naviorr before an audience of home
FOLK Is to be charged solely to the
participants and not to the Seraphic
squad as an organization.
Flood and Smith share with their
team mates a high degree of popular
ity among the fans, while Davis is
equally as unpopular. But the fact
that Davis was practically in the
camp of the enemy should have Sc
cured the protection for him that
would otherwise not be due him.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21

and the remaining five games will be
played in San Francisco. So says
Fisher.
Morley is unable to figure out where
it will be necessary to play nine games,
as he is of the opinion that the Angels
will win the first five games played,
and this will be sufficient to annex the
rag.
How Fisher can seriously hope for the
bunting is beyond the ken of the local
tribe. His cellar champions are out
classed when it comes to playing ball
with the Angels, as the last half Of the
season has demonstrated.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
RESULTS AND ENTRIES AT NASHVILLE AND BEMNNes TRACKS
RESULTS AT 1ENNINes

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-Bennings
results;
Six and a half furlongs, Columbia
course-T. S. Martin won; zeala, Sec
ond; Lancastrian, third. Time. 1:21 1-5,
Six furlongs, old course-Mollie Dono-
hue won; The Clown, second; Vic,
third. Time, 1:14 2-5.
Steeplechase handicap, about two
miles--War Paint won; Seventh Ward,
second; Rockmart, third. Time, 4:1O.
Six furlongs, old course-Reidmoor
won: Merlingo, second; Society Bud,
third. Time, / :15 AS.
One mile and fifty yards. old course
Banker won; Komoka, second; Came
ster, third. Time, :47 2-5.
One mile and a furlong, old course
Ormonde's Right won; Peter Paul, Sec
ond; Louis H, third. Time, 1:55 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
RESULTS AT NASHVILLE

BY Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 20-Cum-
berland park results:
Six MISUNDERSTANDING won; Rusk, sec
ond; Chief Hays. third. Time, 1:14
Six furlongs M won; Bel
den, second; Gold Mate, third Time,
1:15 1-5.
One mile-Envoy won Ferryman.
second; Coruscate, third. Time, 1:41 1-5.
Five and a half furlongs-Benson-
hurst won; Fiasco. second; Ferandah,
third. Time, 1909 1-5.
Five and half furlongs-Tichiming
won; Little Rose. second; Deux Temps,
third Time, 1:0S.
One mile and a quarter-Sanction
won; Nine, second; Royal Arms, third.
Time, 2:0S 1-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
Cleveland Kills Big Bag
BY Associated Press.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 2O.-Grover
Cleveland, who, with DR.. Paul Van
Dyke OF Princeton university and Err
nest Gilllnger of Baltimore, spent some
days cunning on the preserves OF the
Back Bay Cunning club in Princess
Anne county. Virginia, has returned to
Princeton carrying with them eighty
fine birds. Besides this he had shipped
ahead to Mrs. Cleveland a large guam
tity OF game.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
NEW CUSTOM HOUSE
Port Harford's Increased Trade Has
Necesstated Its Establish
ment
IN Assoclnted Press

By Associated PIess
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2O.-The in
creased trade of the port OF San Luis
Obispo, Port Hartford, has compelled
Collector Stratton to decide to estab-
lish branch custom house and quar-
antine there. Hitherto men have been
sent from here to clear ships sailing
to and from that harbor, but the FREE
quency of these trips of late has Grip
pied the service here and caused a de-
mand from shippers of oil from Port
Hartford for greater convenience and
dispatch In clearing vessels.
Collector stratton said today that he
would make appointments for the
branch service within the next ten
days.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
Nashville Selections

FIRST RACE-Marlon Neal, Utah, Cir
ard.
SECOND RACE - Braden, Airship,
Marco.
THIRD RACE-Tartan, Princess Orna,
Perry entry.
FOURTH RACE-scepter, Jim Crow,
Poorlands
Norwood Ohio.
SIXTH RACE-Sincerity Belle, Savior
Faire, Ora Viva.
Best bet-Braden.
IRVING b. CLEMENT.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21

local course this season. Among his
good ones are Santello, Manera, Vim
dicta Rodolfo, El Verraco, Escalante,
Huachuca and three others.
Jockey Joe Kelly, who intended rid
ing at Ascot this winter, has been re-
tained by DR.. Rowell and will ride at
Oakland.
Jockey Charles Aker will ride for Ed
Riley at Ascot this season.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
Oakland Selections

FIRST RACE-Firm Foot, Cloverton,
Lady Mirthful.
SECOND RACE-F. E. Shaw. Lustig,
Toupee.
FOURTH RACE-Bearcatcher Naga-
zani, Rightful.
FIFTH RACE-Ed Lilburn, Potrero
Grande, San Primo.
SIXTH RACE-Byronerdale, Flaunt
Montana Peeress.
Best bet-SilVer Sue.
IRVING p CT ,TCAIENT
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
BOYLE HEIGHTS TEAM WINS

The Boyle Heights Grays defeated the
Redmen Specials baseball team sun
day at Fifty-ffth street and Compton
avenue by the score of II to 2. The
feature of the game was the pitching of
Raleigh for the Grays. The batteries
were: Boyle Heights Raleigh and
Hoff; Redmen, Steen and Mockler.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
TIDE TABLE FOR SAN PEDRO
Fatal Fire in Shreveport
BY Associated Press.

SHREVEPORT, La, Nov. 2O.-The
city hall, police station, market house
and several small frame buildings We're
burned today Walter Woods, an aged
cripple, was lncnerated and three fire
men were injured. Loss, 100000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21

FIRST RACE-Fleur dc Marie, Free
Booter, Cannon Ball.
SECOND RACE-Hocus Pocus, Akbar,
THIRD RACE-Delphie, Scotch Plume,
FOURTH RACE-Midas Debar Mlnta.
FIFTH RACE-Copper, Thistledale,
Volantine.
SIXTH RACE-Kolaneka, Thistledale,
Nutcracker.
Best bet--Copper.
IRVING B. CLEMENT.