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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-23
Prof. Dodson to Teach Agriculture

TT 191S9r' 70 SESr' 7NS' r0uTeVT g
Baton Rouge, La: Prof. w. R. bod
son, director of the experiment sta.
tons of Louisiana, will give instruc-
tons in the elements of agriculture to
teachers now in attendance upon the
summer normals. This has been de.
cided after conference between Prof.
D0dsOn and Superintendent AsStll.
Mr. DOdson will leave On his tour at
once. The elements Of agriculture
were authorized to be taught in the
public schools several years ago, but
the cause has not been generally adopt
ed throughout the state, due in a large
measure to the lack of familiarity with
the subject.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-23
Murder Is Susnected

., s''slcana, Texas: A Mexican, AL
$ uonzales, was found dead in a
pasAure at Dawson yesterday. He
1. pp0Sed to have been murdered and
!. 'espon used was a shotgun. So
= AloWn no arrest has been made.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-23
Perhaps That Was Why.

Miss Solos singing drives me dis.
tracted"
Il thought you had an ear for mu.
sic?"
We'll, what's that got to do with
it?"-Houston Post.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-23
CLOSING Exercises.

Plauuemine, La: The annual COM
mencement exercises of St. Basil's
Academy took place last Thursday
evening. June Is. The institution is
in charge Of the Sisters Marianites OF
the Holy Cross. The exercises were
largely attended.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-23
Miss Stafford Is Sponsor.

Alexandria, La: Miss. Marion r.
Stafford, daughter Of Adjutant Gener.
al d. T. Stafford. has been appointed
sponsor for the First Squadron OF Cav
airy, commanded by Major Henry T
Liyerman of Mansfield.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-23
Finch Hunu Himself.

Detroit, Texas: John Finch, farm
er living about five miles northwest
of here, killed himself yesterday az
ternoon by hanging himself to tree
near his home.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-23
Tetaros Sunk NV m,

s, SUM- The German steamer Tet.
a. ~ sunk by the Russian auxil-
/ /, stuser Don May 80, according
0'aafion received yesterday at
~ The Tetaros was on her way
span to Tien Tsin with a cargo
wooden slippers.
suufg, Prussia: The Tetaros
npsnur 70 the Flensburg Steamship
layis Her crew were landed at
Java, yesterday. She had no
aao Of war On board.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-23
Poor Soul,

What makes the bearded lady 90
morose?"
"She saw in some paper that masct-
line girls weren't in fashion any long.
er."-Atlanta Constitution.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-23
Crawford Case Up Monday.

Washington: After disposing of the
prayers, an adjournment was directed
by Commissioner Wright until Mon.
day in the postoffice conspiracy case
of William CIR. Crawford.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-23
Few Indictmnets in Bell.

Temple. Texas: The grand jury ad-
journed Wednesday afternoon to con.
vene on July "a. Before adjournment
it brought in one felony and five mis-.
demeanor indictments.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-23
Revival at Lulina.

Luling. Texas; Rev. Courtney, OF
Gonzales, started protracted meeting
at the Christian church last night.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-23

ny or these maaipulatOrs made bold
by the hold up" they penetrated on
Ine South last winter and this spring
when with talk about "girnsrs' ra.
ports and government estimatoaD
and the South Weakening" and other
rhlngS, they frightened holders out Of
millions of bales below &c that now
would bring over Sc and which if the
South had stood pat ard refused to
sell they would have had to pay 1Oc
or more, perhaps. Let us not try to
deceive ourselves, but rather let us
prepare in the future and now to
combat this terrible foe, that there
Is a combination to buy the South's
chief product at ruinou5 prices. When
cotton was quoted below &c we begged
the South to stand pat" as every
bale will be needed"
The price for the balance Of this
crop ard perhaps the next we Shall
see. Our reports, while some better,
speak of late grassy crops and some
net yet through painting, and taken
all ayerags worst in years. We look
for high prices.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-23

Some people who think that money
is plentiful should be sent out collect.
ing bills.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-04
CITY or ANDERSON.

vacant Lots on Greanyilla atreat-
i 3ousS aud Lot on North Fant st.
House and Lot on Franklin st.
vacant Lot Main at.
Other Lots in various localities. 4
ROCK MILLS TOWNSHIP.
LOG acres, improved.
$50 acres. improved. |s#
PENDLETON TOWNSHIP.
So acres, with Groom dwelling and out.
houses. En0 =.
160 acres, partly In cultivation.
12c acreo, two-atory dwelling, barns
and necessary outbuildings.
CENTREVILLE TOWNSHIP.
III acres, improved,
l0a acres, improved.
l55 acres. ito proved.
: $40 aorep, fine lands, we'll improved
will be gold to suit purchasers.
8I ecr6s, improved, good state Of cult.
yetion.,
26s acres, well improved, good water,
good dwellings and tenant houses.
CORNER TOWNSHIP.
lag acreb, 5.room dwelling, barn, sc.
HoPEwELL TOWNSHIP.
ITO acres. improved.
200 cores, improved.
l74 acres, improved.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-04
THIS LIST,
SELECT YOUR HOME,
AND SEE ME!
BROADWAY aoWNsHrP.

BROADWAY 1OWNsHIP.
81 acres, in cultivation.
33o acres, good dwellings,, barn, yysa 10
improved, In fine state of cnltiyation--G
good bargain. -
HALL TOWNSHIP.
g 2sS acres. in cultivation.
GARvIN TOWNsHIP.
108 acres, improved
l74 acres, imp Owed.
FORK TOWNSHIP. %}
223 acrep, 5-room dwelling, s tsnan {
houses, harna, &c.--well improved, good
water. good lendg--big bargain.
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
$50 acres. In cultivation.
400 acres. In good state cultivation.
OCoNEE COUNT.
Center Township
30l acres, we'll improved.
100 acres, we'll improved.
260 acres, tenant dw e1lings.
l3S acres. na N
I04 acres, 4-room dwelling. -. :,
80 acres. i'# =: EFs 81
l78 ceres, 7.room and one 3-room dwell.
Ing. '..#
ITO ncrea, 2 tenant dwellings.
100 acres. two Broom dwellings. St,$
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-04

These we'll situated good localities Churches
and Schools and the larger places will be divided
4. ',-F7H
Now, you MEAN BUSINESS come and see me-
If you buy sell come
am in the Real buness for
for the People, Settlers
homes in the best country earth
=.: JOss j. TRETwELL, Anderson, 9. O.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-04
"a When you wan t Bale Il III les gel; them
from uiliVen Hard ware Co. q s;55f$s
!. Startling 2oftaIlty. 81 3 ;3E:S,. q

Statistica show tartlip mortality,
prevent and cure these awful diseases,
there is lust one re- DAble x femed Or.
I sKing,s New Life Pi Il. II M. !. Flahnery, |, Of
IA Custom H OnH8 ~ lace. ;hfcago saya.
~ . W. hsFe no IS 5lnal for Gonstip tipation
and BiillouHnesasyg ygss 81 Zoo 3st Orr. Gray 10
Co.,. drug lists, q!
Ss fONEY no LOAN icr home clients
on easy terms. ~
Sim on u Hood Attorneys. Is
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-04
.slaoraaIbls SRFulaiIty,

It would ihsve been sincrsdi ible brutal.
Sity lf Chas IseEpberR rRery OF Syracuse,
y. had mot sione the best he sconld
ifor hiH SUE ferfuB 9 son Il e ~ boy, s he
.aaya. tcs:t a fearful gashg over Z his eye,
Sos fg applie s lsuck klen'a 4 Arnica Ealvs,
isvIa BIZ quick lyfS heaisd Z it and eRvea bis
Ssya .t,ssf = Good Il for bnrns and suiceia too.
sOnly yS25c ~ Orr, Gray u Co.'S. |, drug at.re.,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-04

x Yesterday about clock at 1 the
SI, Leslie and his: aon-in iawy Henry
SLutteSl Slock; got in To- d \ row, and the
Ilatsaf atrnck hts fat her- In LAW. d Leslie,
being armed; "a raw & hia pistol, and
several mntual friends mad an effort
- s, Id atS the Two M on struggle
followed ard the pistol was disch chargeds
tho bal strik king D !. borne, one 0f
the bSstRndeF on 5a rib and glanced
of. 81 Tho wound ID 81 serious one. Both
Leslie anG . r,Dck were arreste ed
and lodged injail J: sis
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-20

to show their old staying powers. ana
stamina instead of speed will soon be
factor in deciding the trials.
The first evidence of hares being
plentiful is found in the announcement
of the Union Park management that
puppies and saplings may be tried out
each Monday. There are lot of prom
Using young dogs in training and up
to the present time there has been no
opportunity to test their speed with
the well tried coursers. The majority
OF them have never experienced the de-
light of chasing a swift hare.
The Ladies' Day Championship stake
will be held on June 4. On the follow
ing Sunday the Grand National Cham
pion stakes Will be commenced. The
best eight dogs in training are selected
for this and the Union Park manage
ment will reserve the right to pair off
the first eight and then the next four.
One brace of dogs runs each week for
a valuable purse. The last pair left in
usually compete for a $500 purse.
Pocatelli showed much of his old time
speed last Sunday. He led Lord Bra
zen three lengths. The hare turned to
the right and as his right foot was in
jured some time since. he would not
turn quickly in that direction. Had the
hare gone to the left the up-country
dog would surely nave won Inat LORD
Brazen was travelling was shown when
he ran on even terms with the fast Fox
hunter.
A fifty-six dog midweek stake will
be run next Wednesday at Union Park.
The draw will be held on Monday 1t
rs also expected there. will be coursing
on Saturday and Sunday These meet
ings are intended to afford opportuni-
ties for the large number of grey
hounds in training.
The coursing at Union Park to-mor-
row will commence at 10 o'clock. A
special car will leave Fifth and Mar
ket streets at 9 o'clock with the Of
ficials and others. The 1880 train will
also stop at the park. The card calls
for eighty eight trials and as there are
400 hares on hand the entire pro-
gramme will be run off, The likely
winners:
Class stake-Pocatelli Humboldt. Rector.
Freepcrt Frisky Barbara, Lost Chord. Mr..
Zignego Lord Brazens
Reserve stake-Renegade Apache. Reckless
Acrobat PRESTO Aurelia. The Referee. Loretta,
Galveston, Lady Leeds Northern Flyer. sunny
brock Lord Seton. Polka Dot, l. l. c. j H
Peerless Beauty. Sherman Mr.. Amigo, Hidden
Hatred Shotgun. Conroy. Forest Fire. Yellow
stone. Gold Chain. Fairy Belle. Honest John.
Preside Boy Secretfve, Hudson, AYfnandan
Rocker Arm, May Tunison. Flower Girl The
Rival, Anna Rynes Aeolus Cubanola.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-20

, flies should improve 100 per cent owing
to the prevailing weather conditions.
The market fishermen are plying their
vocation on the Truckee. near Boca,
and are reported to be securing fair
results. The professional fishermen are
taking the trout with flies.
Word has been received from Coster,
ffymaker at Big Meadows, that splen-
did fy-fishing is being enjoyed in the
Plumas County streams. These are
pronounced the best trout fishing wa
ters of the State One drawback is
that 1t is difficult to ship out the fish.
To most anglers the possibility of sup
plying friends with an occasional mess
of trout is the chief charm of the sport.
Colonel Kelihor is waist deep these
afternoons in the .McCloud River. Del
Cooper has heard such flattering re-
ports from the Upper Sacramento that
he will leave for there on June i. The
fishing at Sims and Castella is said to
be good
Achille Roos is at the McC1oud. where
the fiyhshing is said to be good.
Walter Burlingame has sent some
fine boxes of trout from the klamath
River to friends in this city.
The last rain brought a lot of fresh
run steelheads, from one-half to four
pounds in weight, into the San Gre
goria.
Ihe Purlssima also keeps up well.
The proposed new road down the coast
from Colma to Halfmoon Bay will open
up big fishing district, which can be
reached in less than two hours from
this'city. There are innumerable small
streams which find their way into the
ocean and which will AFFORD excellent
sport.
Doc" Watt did well last Saturday at
Point Reyes, securing thirty-six fish,
running from eight to ten inches in
length. Among those at the Point on
Sunday were F. Daverkesen, James
Lynch. James Turner, Mr. Steven son
and others. The water was too calm,
allowing the fish to see the slightest
move of the men on the stream The
fish could be seen in numbers, but they
refused to be lured out
Among the men on the PAPER Mill
were w. Stevens, who had a limit
basket of trout; George Walker. W.
Kennedy, Raisch Terry. Charles Breid-
enstein, Bert Spring and W. A. L. Mil
Ter As the latter did not display his
catch, his friends think he did well.
The bass fishing at San Pablo has
been good recently, many fish being
taken on the spoon. Charles Breiden-
stein took some fine specimens alive
early in the week for exhibition pur-
poses.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-20
AUT0M0BIIISTS PLAN
TWO OUTING TRIPS
Will Make Il Pilgrimage TO
Byron Springs and One
TO Santa Cruz.

The Automobile Club of California will
hold club run to Byron Springs early
next month and in July there will be an
outing TO Santa Cruz. The recent run
10 San Jose proved highly successful.
The license numbers and chauffeurs.
badges required by the law regulating
the operation Of automobiles in California
have been received from the Secretary
Of State and are being distributed TO
those entitled to them.
The board Of governors Of the Auto
mobile Club Of California makes the i'm
portant announcement TO the members
that il has succeeded in obtaining the
consent OF the Southern Pacific Company
10 convey motor cars on all it's ferry
boats under certain restrictions These
are:
First--Automobiles must take the position
designated by the representative or the com
pary aboard the boat. Second-Machtnes oper-
s-ed solely BY gasoline viii be taken on and
OF the boats under their own bower but
when they come 70 rest On the boat the engine
must be stopped and the electro current turned
OF. The engine must not be started again
until the boat has made landing and in
structions are given by the officers Of the boat
for the motor cars 20 be taken of. Third
on machines the motive power OF which is
steam all fires, whether main fires under the
boiler or pilot lights must be extinguished
before going upon the boat: nor may the fires
boat at the landing side; a steam machine N
81 has pressure enough. may go on and Of the
boat under its own steam, without a fire
otherwise II must be pushed on and off the
boat. Fourth-Mail. baggage ana express mar
ter Will be loaded the boats FIRST: then
horse-drawn vehicles. the remaining space he
ing available for automobiles. The number az
automobiles conveyed on each trip Will not be
limited nor will they be restricted 10 the after
end OF the boat as formerly
These instructions have been in effect
for the past ten days, the instructions
previously issued having been Cancelled.
The attention Of automobiles is Salled
TO the fact that the railroad conpanv
has made these concessions in order fo
test the ACCESSIBILITY Of carrying motor
cars on regular passenger ferry-boats.
The cornpany's regulations must be com
piled with exactly or the privilege WIN
b. withdrawn Care should be taken bv
motorists not 10 interfere with baggage
or freight trucks or cause any complaint
by passengers regarding their personal
safety. Every automobilist should con-
slider il point OF honor 10 comply with
the regulations and to see that Others
90 so. Members Of the Automobile Club
are requested TO report to the secretary
any infraction Of the rules they may
observe. stating the license number of
the machine and also of the chauffeur.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-20

Arrangements for the rowing regatta to
be held under the management of the Pa
cine Association of Amateur ,Oarsmen at
Vallejo on DECORATION day are proceeding
satisfactorily The officers of the aSso-
| citation in this city have received a COM
munication from the Vallejo Yachting
and Rowing Club saying no efforts are
being spared TO make the first event held
by the association a great success.
The races Will be run off promptly. The
course being a straightaway one. as soon
| as the crews in an event are well away
! the crews for the next event will row up
to the starting line 1t is believed the
whole programme can be finished in
about two hours, thus leaving Time to
! visit the navy yard
| In the four-oared shell race crews are
| entered from the Vallejo Yachting and
Rowing Club and the South End and
Ariel Rowing clubs. The senior four
cared barge race will be contest be-
! tween crews representing the Dolphin
] and Alameda Boating clubs. In the in
| termediate barge race crews from the
| Alameda and Dolphin Boating clubs, the
South End and Ariel Rowing clubs VIII
1. take part. Crews representing the same
clubs win contend in the Junior barge
| race. The only entry received so far In
L
w. Pape of the Dolphin Boating Club. In
the junior shell race the contestants will
be Harry Dumont of the Alameda Boat
ing Club and Steve vicini of the Dol
phins.
The senior outraged skiff race will be
contest between F. j. Sherry of the
Doiphins, the holder of the championship,
]. Wilson of the Ariefs and j. Lewis or
F. w. Ayers of the Alameda Club. The
competitors in the junior outraged skin
race will be A. w. Keegan of the Ariel
Rowing Club, HI. Outflow of the Alameda
Boating Club and Steve Vicini or H. Nc
Kerron of the Dolphin Boating Club. The
programme also includes naval cutter
race. a relay race, yacht dingy race. cigar
and umbrella. race. a swimming contest,
a duck hunt and walking the greasy pole.
Crews from the dismantled Russian con-
verted cruiser Lena, now lying off the
navy yard, will take part in the naval
cutter race.
The Ariel Rowing Club is strongly in
favor of four-oared shell racing In place
of the barge event that have been held
for many years past The regatta COM
mittee of the Pacific Association of the
Amateur Athletic Union will probably
relegate the barge and outraged skin to
a secondary place and 1t is likely the Pa
cific Association of Amateur Oarsmen
will adopt the same policy.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-20
TWO SCULLERs WHO WILL BE
SEEN IN COMPETITION IN
SHELL RACES THIS SEASON.

Alameda. the contending teams being the
Pacific and San Francisco County selevens.
The Pacific team will consist of E. H.
Wilkes, H. r. Elliott, w. Petherick, H.
d. Bowly, A. w. Wilding, E. Fl. NJ. Lam
move, D. B. Jameson, H. c. Cassidy, Nor
man Logan, DR.. O. N. Taylor and H. N.
Storrs
The eleven representatives of the San
Francisco County Club will be selected
from Harold B. Richardson T. j. A
.Tiedemann, Henry Roberts, E. G. Slo-
man, Henry Dixon, l.. e. Duquesne. w.
+. Rocker, Fl. F. Pepys, T. W. Tetley, L.
III. Isern, r.. Shand and r. E. Weaver
Isern is new member of the San Fran
cisco County team. He proved quite sue
cessfm with the ball against the Ala
media eleven last Sunday.
At special meeting held last Sunday,
at which representatives of the three city
clubs were present, it was resolved to
amend the schedule of matches for 1905.
The match set down for May between
the Pacific and Alameda clubs was not
played on that day and has been dropped
from the programme. The match set
down for Sunday July 16 between the
San Francisco County and the Alameda
teams, and that between the San Fran
cisco County and Pacific elevens for
August 20 have also been dropped. Each
of the three city clubs alameda. Pacific
and San Francisco County, will play
twelve matches for the 1906 champion-
ship, as they did for premier place last
year. The vacant dates will be given to
veterans matches, which proved success
full last season.
At the same meeting it was decided that
the California Cricket Association should
take the ground at Webster street, Ala
media, under its care for the benefit of
the affiliated clubs. paying the sums
necessary for keeping the ground in good
condition and levying an assessment on
each club for its proportion of the ex-
penses at or before the end of the season.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-20
Newan Taken to hospital.

Charles f. Newall was in such con-
dition yesterday that it was deemed
advisable to send him to the Central
Emergency Hospital for treatment. He
is suffering from the exposure of
sleeping on the sands at the ocean
beach on Wednesday night and Thurs
day morning. He also suffers intense
ly from grief at the death of his wife
at ~ Lily avenue and Captain R,r-
nett is afraid that II he is not kept nm
der restraint he may commit suicide
Detective Bailey can find no evidence
to support any other theory than that
of suicide in the case of Mrs. NewalI
Her husband will be detained till the
Coroner's Inquest is held today.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-20

r. r. fHommedieu will be the referes
and the ball will be faced at 800 D. m.
The Olympic team is in good trim. hav-
ing held practices in Golden Gate Park
on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday even
ings of this week
The schedule of matches to be played
for this years championship OF the
California Lacrosse Association has
been revised at meeting Of the execu-
tive committee held for that purpose.
The number OF matches has been re-.
duced. the schedule providing that each
of the three leading teams (the San
Francisco. Olympic and Talagoo) shall
play eight championship games during
the season.
On public holidays and open Sundays
exhibition games will be played II Is
likely a match will take place in this
city on Decoration day. AS the lacrosse
association has the Preside grounds
engaged for Sunday. July Is. II is prob
able a match between the Olympic and
San Francisco teams will be arranged
for that day 1t is intended to hold
special celebration at San Mateo on
Independence day and the executive
committee OF the lacrosse association
hopes to arrange for a match between
Los Angeles team and the team IN
the San Francisco League that may be
in the lead at that date. The Crescent
team will probably be the visiting on~
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-20
sneak Thieve. at work.

A. B. Cartwright of Alhambra, Cal,
reported to the police yesterday that
his suit case had been stolen from the
waiting room of the Santa Fe Railroad
at the ferry. 1t contained personal Eff
fects of the value of $50. Mcdonald
& Matte. saloon-keepers, Ocean and
Lee avenues. reported that the saloon
had been entered by forcing open tho
front window. A barrel of whisky had
been tapped and about sixteen gallons
stolen. w. P. Hicks. 1878 McAllister
street, reported that his yawl boat,
valued at $50. had been stolen from the
foot of Hyde street
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-20
GOLFERS PLAY
OFF THE TIE
IBterclub Tournament to
be Decided on Neutral
Course in Happy Valley
GOOD MATCH EXPECTED
Winners in To-Day's Con-
test Will Capture Cup
for Claremont or City

The tie in the interclub golf tourna-
ment between teams representing the
San Francisco Golf and Country Club
and the Claremont Country Club will be
decided to-day on the links OF the San
Rafael Golf Club in Happy Valley. The
match Will be over thirty-six holes and
each team is made up of twelve men.
The first home-and- home match over
thirtysix holes, eighteen on the Clare
mont links and eighteen on the Preside