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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-21
Heavy Passenger Traffic on N P. Road

PORTLAND, Ore. July 21.-Adviees re-
ceived at the office OF A. d. Charlton, as
sistant general passenger agent of the
Northern Pacific. show there are over 10000
persons daily travelling on trains OF that road
10 the fair between st. Paul and Portland.
The company has also been delivering
travellers at the Yellowstone Park at the
rate of 200 day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY TO PUR-
CHASE THE STOCK. TRADE FuRNmLHE
AND FIXTURES, AND LEASE VI bUSINEsSo
HERETOFORE CONDUCTED BY THE UNLUN
OUTFTTTERS To MEN COMPANY AT ol9 iIH
ST Nw.-Upder order OF the Court In bana-
ruptcy separate sealed bids viii be received py
the Undersigned with deposit Of 500, up to
IL O'Clock noon OF Thursday July "a, 1872 Tor
the purchase of stock of mems clothing, nats;
shoes and furnishing goods, store furniture aho
fixtures and 5-yr. lease OF premises ol9 !th 81.
NV Stock and fixtures may be Inspected upon
the premises on and after the 25th day OF July,
1905 NJ ID. ROSENBERG. Rooms BOZ to 3oi,
Jenifer bldg Trustee in bankruptcy. ty2l-Bt
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FRATERNAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF HIRAM
Lodge, Ne 10, F. A. A. NJ, will be held tomcr-
Saturday afternoon at 2;3o O'Clock TO st-
tend the funeral OF late brother, VIM. IL.
Kaiser Please observe the Grand Lodge regu-
lcfIons relative TO dark clothing Order OF the
master WIN. L. STUARD, Sec'y.
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STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

If not convenient to
call at the main office
with your advertise
ments leave them at the
following:
Drug D1a. az s and s:
O'Donnell's Drug Store. 32d and NJ SITS.
Kings Drug Store. 18th and VT. ave. NV.
Poriman's Pharmacy. 14th & r. /. ave. NV.
Eppley.s Pharmacy, l4th and weiling pi. NV.
Haiey's Drug Store. 11th * East Capitol sts
Bradley's Drug Store. 9Th and SITS. Sc.
Sullivan's Drug Store, 7th and d SITS. sw.
Holtzclaw's Newsstand. 1905 Pa. ave.
G. G.. Lohr, Monroe St. Anacostia.
9Th and SITS. q. w., Postal Telegraph ONCE.
woodward & Lo,hrops, Postal Telegraph once.
8. Karn. Sons Co., Postal telegraph once.
Commercial Bank. izth 4 q. Telegraph once.
Wanted Help and Sit
suations, Rooms and
Board cost cent a word
for not less than IS
words.
Business Opportuni-
ties, For Sale and
Wanted Miscellaneous,
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Lost and Found, &c. a
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SPIRITUALISM.

NR. z. MILLION. PSYCHIC. el4 NEW YORK
ave. n.w.-Mentsl or automatic readings and IN
dependent slate writing all subjects. my13-14t'
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NOT so WARM TONIGHT.
Occasional Rain This Evening and
SATURDAY..

Forecast till pm. Saturday-For the Dis
trict of Columbia, Delaware and Maryland.
occasional rain tonight and Saturday; not
so warm tonight; light, variable winds,
mostly northerly.
For Virginia. partly cloudy; probably
showers tonight and Saturday; not SO warm
tonight; light to fresh northerly winds.
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SHOWERS MAY COME
WEATHER PROPHET PREDICTS
MORE MODERATE TEMPERATURE.
Midsummer Frosts In Michigan
North Winds and High Clouds
Ward On the Heat.

The refreshing information was received
by the weather bureau today that there
were frosts last night in upper Michigan.
Also that the people in the middle Atlantic
states are being cooled off by north winds,
while the temperature is moderate.
I'VE may have showers In Washington
late tonight and tomorrow" said Prof.
Henry this afternoon, land the temperature
will probably remain moderate tomorrow
The official temperature at 1870 o'clock
this afternoon was So degrees. Last night
was COOL and consequently pleasant, and
the people slept comfortably. The high cir
rus clouds in the sky today served to ward
off some of the direct heat of the sun,
and breezes from the north and west did
the rest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-21

Maximum temperature past twenty-four
hours IS; a year ago, SO.
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IF NICHOLAS FLEEs dllustrated).

An interesting article from the French
capital in which the writer suggests that
Paris will likely become the refuge of
the car and the grand dukes should
Nicholas and the royal family of Russia
be driven from that land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-21
First Consult COberth.

You want A reliable and expert man II the
roof is In need of attention. See Coberth and he
will examine the roof and tell it's true condition.
- i Practical Timer. S12 l4th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-21
THE MARATHON MYS

TIE MARATHON MYSTERY.
Another installment of the thrilling story
by Burton E Stevenson, which is run
ming as daily serial in The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-21
MORPHY's ROMANCE

PRIVATE MORPHY'S ROMANCE
An entertaining tale in the series of sto-
ries of a metropolitan fire department.
written by Harvey ]. O'Hfggins, under
the title of The Smoke Eaters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-21
YOU'LL Need Stationery

PERSONS WHO WITNESSED THE FALL. OF A
lady from street at 13th and Is SITS. NV.
Friday. July Ia, 1905, at about pm, Will CON
fer favor by sending names 10
Box 125.
iy203t. Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-21

BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice Wright.
In re John E. King; fees Of referee and
trustee ordered paid
In re Fred Briggs: fee of referee and
trustee ordered paid.
In John A. Pierre; referees and trus-
tees fees ordered paid.
In re Fredk. C. Gieseking; trustees fee
ordered paid.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15
spnrlzs From DE. CIarIk,s Anvil.

Sparks From DR.. CIarI6's Anvil.
Christian Endeavor stands for a def
mite purpose and a direct aim.
Christian Endeavor is a united train
ing school for Christian service.
We do not worship our pledge, but
we simply say that this is a way that
God has shown us whereby we can
satisfy the longing of our hearts for
better service.
Our covenaut-a definite way Of do
ing definite things at particular time
for Jesus sake.
Every prayer meeting is a school OF
Christian service.
You, Christian Endeavorer, not only
long for service, but you belong to
Him who can give you power for
service,
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15
Aviso de lnteres.

Deseo poner en- conocimien-
to a todo consumidor de la
vecindad que hise una compra
muy especial de invierno V
tengo un magnifco surtido de
Lanlllas, Gorras, Capas y todo
10 que encierra efectos de in.
vlerno; tambien complete ma
terlal de Donas y Juguetes de
Crlsmas. Tapalos y todo 10
que incluye. Complete surti-
90 de efectos secos. Tengo
surtido de estufas de cuartos V
de coclna: como siempre Dor
rregla que llevo vender barato
por dinero Ell mano.
Torreon Cash Store,
y Juan c. Jaramillo.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15
AViiso.

La firma antes conocida CO.
ma I. Tabet y Jose Tablet del
Manzano, N. NJ. ha sido disuel-
ta en- ell dia z de Diciembre,
1895.
El dicha Jose Tablet ha en-
dlcha fecha venJido al dicho
I. Tablet todo interes 0 recIa-
mo que ell dicho Jose Tablet
pudlera tener sObre los efectos
muebles, y todo 10 que estuvi-
era reconocido perteneclente 4
dlcha compania.
Desde la fecha arriba men,
clonada Ell adeIante, T. Tabet
sera dueno y manejador de
todo 10 existente y de 10 que
hubiera antes pertenecido q
dlcha cOmpaIlia.
Ell dicho 7. Tabet pagara to-
do reclamo y deudas que dicha
compafia hubiere contraido Y
robrar5 todas deudas que Sc
debier9n 4 la misma.
Para que conste frmados y
POnemOs nueStros nOmbros.
famous Tabet
Jose Tabat
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15

ieres tn un bnen ciudadano V
pagador de tasacion sin ningun
otro fin en- vista que dejar a
tus hijos la herencia de un bu-
en- estado, ell cual estara lejos
Gle la capacidad de la horda
Gle oficinas y consumidores de
las tasaciones? y 81 asi es pue-
des preferir O consignar sus TO-
rtunas al estado de Nuevo Me-
jlco dentro de sus presentes IL
mites o un estado compuesto
de Nuevo Mejico yArizona y 81
fueras un ciudadano de Teias
serias diferente de todo otro
Tejano en- un deseo para tener
ell Estado dividido.
Nuevo Mejico dentro de sus H.
mites presentes es mas grande
que los Estados de Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Rode Is
land y Connecticut conbinados
;EStais en- Favorable dividir d
NGevo Mejico en- cinco Estados
y 81 no 10 estaisi iporqueno?nos
darian diez Senadores, cinco
vezes otras tantas que Nueva
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, o In
diana, u otro tanto poder en- Ell
Senado como todos estos gran
de5 estados conbinados y diras
que esta es una eXtrema ilustra
clon y 81 10 es: per0 10 Sc pero
10 s0ra men1s una Illustration
legal
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15

Tenemos un gran surtido de
lmplimentos agricoles tales
como arados regulares y para
montar, "U" bar rastrillos,
rastrillos de ruedas, etc., tam
bies tenemos un gran surtido
de muebles y no tenemos lugar
para poner las nuevas cosas
que llegen cada dia. Vengan
a comprar. Nuestros precios
son derechos.
Dunlavy & Garnett
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15

Yo he notado estas mociones
Y votos en- la convention, ade-
mas, para ell proposito de Ila-
mar la atenciOn al hecho del
celozo 0riente para con los
poderes del poniente no es de
reclente origeI. va sea que
estos celos sean bien o NAL
fundadOs. Els una question la
cual observation-disclosures para
nosotros, no ha sido sometida
q nuestra decision. El nero
Tratado por ell cuaI hemos ve-
nido a ser Terrltorio de los
Estados Unidos reconocidos de
los plenos poderes del Congre-
so en- las permises por la provi
cion no que los ciudadanos de
los Territories nueVamente ad
quiridos puedan venir a la uni
on cuand0Quira que el]Os 10 de
sear8n. p0rO que Serlan adml-
tidos cuandoquiera que al Con-
greso de los Estados Unldos Ie
conviniora admitirl0s.
No permitamOs entonceS con-
cludadanos ser desblados para
nuestra lastima. El estado es
una condici0n deseable.
Las ventajas para derriyarse
de 6l son muy numerOsas para
admitir discucion en- este pa
pei, y por 10 tanto 10 es, que
en- ell principle Q ell umbral de
estediscurso Yo no reclamo la
intencion de discutir la cuesti-
on General es bastante con de-
cir que nos acarrearia las MAJ
yores de las bonanzas, "propio
gobierno."
Pero Sc nos da dicho que no.
sOtrOs no debemOS r6ndir >el
nombre que yevamos. 5Por-
que no? 5Que hay ALI en- ell
nombre de"Nuevo Mej!co" lei
cuaT estan querien5o que noSo-
tros no puedamos rendirlo nj
aun p0r las sustanciales venta-
jas del estad0. Es mucha Vor-
dad que algunos de nuestrOs .
mejores ciudadanosson asi lla-
mados "MeiicanOs" perO 10 es
iguaImcnte verdadero que al
gunos de nuestros mejOres GU
idadanos del atlantico eran In
giles alguDOs de nuestrOs mejo-
res ciudadanos de Nueva York
Y los estados cGntrales eran
AIemanes y aIgunOs dc nues
tros meiores ciudadanos del
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15

Acabamos de reclbir una
carga de carros de sopandas,
ambulancias y bogies. Tam
bien una carga del mejor y
mas moderno CAIRO Ell ell mum
do, ell New Moline"
Dunlavy & Garnett.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15
Discurso con Referencia. a
la Question del Estado.
TraducidO

mas ser lnducido para admitir-
nos bajo ell nombre de Nuevo
Meiico, Tn Terrltorio que esta
al lado de la Republica de Me-
jico, por la interminable confu-
cion que Sc lebante de la iden-
tidad de nombres. Yo mismo
no objetario al nombre Nuevo
Mejlco aunque hoy hay en- todo
ell Oriente miles de Ciudadanos
lnteligentes que no compren-
den la distinction entire la Re-
publica de Mejico y ell Terrific
rio de Nuevo Meiico, excepto
que pOr alguno sean nombra-
dos ell uno viejo y otro nuevo.
Otros Territories han rem
dido sus nombres faboritos
para Venir a ser Estados. Ell
TerritoriO de Franklin rindi6
eI nOmbae de aquel fiIosofo pa
ia VenIr a ser eI EstadO de Te-
nnoSseo un terminO IndiO, sig
nifiCandO una Cuchara; Es YER
dad Que muchos de los Estados
OrientaIes adOptaron nombres
cOnmemOratiVOs a Governan-
tes estranjeros v.g.Virjinla, &C.
orgia, las Carolinas, y Louisia-
ma pertenecia a esta Clase. AL
gunOs de ellos v,g,Nueya York
New Hampshire y New Jersey
fueron para prOvlncla lnglesas
PennsylVaniafue nombrada en-
honor de William Penn. y al
gunos de los Estados presHrva-
ron Terminus IndiOs como en-
ell case de Alabama y otros. El
nombre de Tribus lndias como
DacOta. perO ningunO de los Es
tadOs retienen ell nombre del
Pals y del cual han sido sepa-
radios 0 del cual derrivar6n Y 81
nosotros deseamos perpetuar
la memoria del mas Alto, expo
nente de la civilization del po-
al hombre que uno vez
fue monarca Heroe, 0 estadista
Bautizaremos de una Vez ell nu-
9yo estado; ;IlamandoIe" Monte
zuma"auque ell jamas pusoa ell
pie donde es Nuevo MejicO.
Pero no sacrifiquemos la subs
5ancias a la sombra; no divide
mos que2ningun travajo malIor
IA sidojamas asignado al hom
)re que la creacion de un Esta
10. y no debemos olbidar que
9stamos travajando, no tanto
cara nosotros mismos; sino pa
a nuestra posteridad. Letor:
oermjteme hacer una o dos pre-
yuntas y deja que tus respues-
.as sean ell Indice para ell curse
lue debes seguir. ;esperaS; que
ste sea ell hogan de tus hiios?
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15


Don Lucas Zamora y su es-
pOsa del Manzano estuvieron
en- la cabecera dia Martes con
negocio aqui.
Hon. Perfecto Jalamillo,
assessor del condado, regres6 cl
Lines de Sapta F6.
ST.. Don Jesus Garcia dipu-
tadO collector del condado pas6
ell Domingo en- Santa F6, re-
gresando ell LINES.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15
Character.

Character is always and finally the
supreme power in human affairs. What
is character? 1t is the stamp of truth,
power and proportion made by the
hand Of God upon mortal clay. Christ
alone was the perfect character, stamp
or image of that God who is not only
perfection, but omnipotence.-Southerr
Missioner.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15
whatever the Temptation.

Be honest with yourself, whatever
the temptation; say nothing to others
that you dc not think and play no
evil spirits abroad at this hour in the
world insincerity is the most danger
ous.-James Anthony Froude.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-11
Philadelphia Says
Bets Should Stand

The sporting editor Of the PhiladeI-
phla North American says, I'm part:
Bets made on the outcome OF the Britt
Nelson fight should stand.
Ii Is hard TO see how any fair-minded
man could have a doubt on this point.
The Danes victory was the cleanest
possible. 1t left no room for doubt as
10 who was the winner He knocked
the Californian stone-cold for a space of
ten seconds, and there was no sugges-
ton OF fouling or of injustice on part OF
the referee against Britt
1t was a victory that closed all argu-
ment. Nelson won.
And yet, sheltering themselves behind
Referee Graney's extraordinary an
nouDcement that all bets were off, many
losers are trying to escape payment of
a just obligation.
1t is true that Graney did first declare
all bets of. but that he had the right TO
do this Is gravely in question
There is a precedent. Honest" John
Kelly declared all bets off when Jim
MeTey jumped into the ring 10 save
Corbett when the latter wss being de-
feated by Sharkey
Bets had not been made conditional
on Jeffries being referee, for until the
last few days no one knew who would
officiate.
.WaSers were laid on which was the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-11
Chicago Experts
Much Puzzled

CHICAGO. Sept u.-Chicago fight
followers are at odds. and slO0 900 in bets
is tied up as a result or the Britt-Nel-
son affair. In all quarters here bets
on the fight had been made I'm the last
few weeks holders or Nelson money
argued that the matter OF n referee was
never considered. The bet. they declar-
ed, was made on the fight itself-wheth-
er Nelson or Britt would win-and after
the fight was concluded the Nelson bet
tors demanded the stakes.
In almost every case Stockholders re-
fused 70 deliver any money 10 claimants,
cOntending that Referee Graney's de-
cision at the ringside controlled all bets
made before the objection was made 10
James J. Jeffries as referee
Many Of the largest Stockholders in
Chicago contemplate leaving a decision
Of the question TO a majority of the fight
referees OF the country. Nelson men in
Chicago who wagered their money on
the Dane claim that no provisions re-
garding referee Were made and that
the bets made were bets of honor based
only on the quality or the men in the
ring.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-11
Left Hook Roasts
Graney's Decision

Z Among those who particularly insist
that Graney was wrong In calling all
bets off before the fight began is Left
Hook in the Morning Telegraph. of New
York. He claims that the referee was
entirely unjustifed in making such a
decision and heartily backs the cause
OF those who bet on Nelson and asserts
that they should have their money, no
matter If the Honest Blacksmith" did
make his peculiar ruling.
According TO him the New York sports
are dead sore over IL and think the
money should be paid. He refuses 90
accept the comparison where the judges
at a racetrack suspect crookedness and
declare all bets off and allow time for
a new book.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-11
LULU B. WINNER
IN MOTOR RACE
The COrinthian Yacht Club
Events Well Contested.
LUCK WAS WITH SAIlB0ATS
Had Good Breeze and Made Fair Time.
GuIanare, Stanton, and Janet
Also Won.
LUCK WAS WITH SAIIBOATS

The second of the Corinthian Yacht
Clubs championship power races was
held yesterday afternoon over the club
course. and resulted as follows;
Class I.
Lulu B., Captain Ruppertus. 2S.o,
Maurice, Captain Seawark, E:26-
Class II.
Gulanare, Captain Davidson. All:
c sfhDre we SSarp5ai9 Hume Ss'1o' FIG.
Class III.
Stanton. Captain Stanton, 25:11; Ermi-
ME, Captain kreusler 26:45; Thelma,
captain Whall. 2S:25; Chipmonk, Cap
tam Chapman, 8:Z7; Blanche H, Cap
tain Hollander. disqualified.
AT IL a m the sailing races with a
strong southwest wind were started
with the following results:
Sailing Races.
Janet, Captain Fryer. $50: Seminole,
Captain Livingston, 52:I0; Skip. Captain
Lang, 53:27; Startle. Captain Dumaine,
53:44; Togo, Captain Aniss l:l2:OO:
Naomi. Captain Glascoe, discualified'
The time made in all races, Consider
ing heavy sea on driving-p power races,
was fast.
Visiting yachtsmen were entertained
by the Corinthians, and several good
photos OF the start were taken.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-11
By w. W. NAUGHTON.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Sept IL
Several queries have come in, in respect
to Graney's ante-contest ruling-"all bets
off,
The main point at issue is whether the
referees ruling Cancelled every bet made
up to that time.
In my opinion 1t did. In the case OF
the public bets il also meant that pool
room proprietors and betting commits
sioners were 10 refrain from handling
further wagers. Many reasons could
be given in support of this argument
One should be sufficient. Heavy bets
are made by wire and mail.
The man at q distance IS at the mercy
Of his commissioner. He hears that all
bets are off, but he does not know If
his bet is placed. Next day the com
missioner or poolroom men, If dishonest,
can tell the distant betIor what he likes.
He can say that the money was placed
beforehand and lost or not placed at
oil
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-11
Pittsburg Writers
Leave It to You

PITTSBURG. Sept. lot is estimated
that $4,000 in bets on the Nelson Britt
fight is held up by shareholders in this
city The Nelson hackers demand the
money because Nelson won. The Britt
men demand that they be given their
money as Ed Graney called all bets OFF
before the fight began. and they did not
have time to change their bets nor to
take them down after the referee had
been selected.
appealed TO in a hundred cases, and the
writer's have said that technically the
money should be handed back. bu: in
reality the Nelson hackers won and
should be paid.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-11
YALE FOOTBALL
OUTLOOK. POOR
Veterans Will Be Missing
This Fall.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Sept. 1.-THE
coming week will see the opening Of the
football season at Yale, which this year
IS later than at either Princeton or
Columbia.
Several OF the Yale football coaches
have arrived TO look over the ground
and get acquainted with the Yale train
er. John Mack, of Mercersburg Acade-
my. but the majority OF the old players
and coaches will not come back until
the last of next week
The first day OF practice for the 1905
Yale eleven Will be September IS. ale
will play the first game OF the season
on September 80. two days after the fall
term OF the university opens.
Bloomer will have the line, and Ows-
ley. last years fast halfback, the back
field. while Walter Camp viii, as usual.
supcrintend the development of the
eleven, aided this season by Frank S.
Butterworth, the old Yale back, and
Frank A Hinkey. the famous end.
Yale Will this year start out with
poor chance TO duplicate the remark
ably strong teams OF the last four sea-
sons. Most OF the players who had
been developed for the 1904 and 1906
eievens have this year left college, and
badly broken squad He will have to
build up almost an entirely new line
10 fill the places of some OF the best
football players Yale eyer had. II will
be hard season for Yale this year.
Last November Yale developed one OF
the fastest teams known in Yale foot
ball history Captains Hogan's team de-
feated Harvard and Princenton. both by
the score OF II to 0. The Yale eleven
was made up of Shevlin, left end
Bloomer. left tackle; Kinney. left guard
R0Taback. center; Tripp. right guard
Hogan, right tackle; Neal. right end;
Rockwell. quarterback; Hoyt Leaven-
worth. and Morse. halfbacks; Hoyt,
Owsley. and Finn. fuilbacks.
OF these players Yale viii lose Rora-
back. ooS1ter: Kinney guard: Bloomer
and Hogan, tackles; Rockwell. quarter
back: Owsley and Leavenworth. backs
This means that Captain Shevlin will
have TO develon a new center. q guard
two tackles. an end, quarterback, and
at least one back.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-11
Payment of Wagers
Is Still Unsettled
W. W. Naughton Says All Bets Are Off, While
Other Sporting Authorities Take Contrary
VieW-TrOubIe Everywhere.

better man. the Dane or the Cal!for-
man. Who stood in the ring TO see
that the rules were observed was not
the point at issue.
Graney must have awakened to this
fact, for before the fight commenced
Associated Press reports credit him
with reversing his decision and announce
ing TO the newspaper men who had
come into the ring to hear the men in
structed that all bets stood.
No matter how the Britt man tries
TO figure, can he justly hold on If
Graney had a right TO declare the bets
off, he had the same right TO put them
on again. And the latter ruling. coming
last, is the binding one.
But there is better reason than that.
The Dane won, fairly and squarely.
That any square sport could want TO
hold on TO this kind of money because
a rattle-brained referees error gives
him a dubious technical excuse is in
credible