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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-03
Attempted Burglary.

The lock on the front door of the
Penny Arcade in the new Bowman
building was battered last night, In n
supposed attempt to burglarize the
building. There is no clew to the per-
petrators.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-03
1877 Scholars Passed.

In the recent eighth-grade examina-
tions held in this county a total of 1877
pupils successfully passed the test and
have been given certificates by Coun-
ty Superintendent Frank X. welles.
Four examinations in all were held.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY DEATHS,
Grewsome Record for the Past Two
Years in the United States.

While the death record of tomoI-
row is still unwritten. yet it may be
,,., ed by the past. The Fourth of
1u y,I'' casualties throngsso;1;.. the United
States in 1903 aud 1904 are given ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-03
No Paper Tomorrnu.

Because of 1t being holiday and
the only one celebrated during the
year by the East Oregonian force
there will be no paper issued tomor-
row, July 4.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-03
BIG PROFITS IN POPCORN
Handsome Fortunes Made In Handling
This Cereal

Popcorn by the ton or bag" is the
offer of Chicago merchant. A pas
serby who did not want a ton but
thought he might like bag stepped
In to price the article. says the Chi
cago Tribune. He concluded that he
did not even want bag when he
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-03
LAND FOR SETTLERS
UINTAH RESERVATION TO
BE OPEN SEPTEMBER 1

MOrmons Oppose the Opening OF Re-
serve and Have Prevented 1t From
Being Opened for Years-Govern-
ment Has Finally Decided to Open
lt-MethOd of Opening Not Yet An
nounced
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-03

Tho East oFegoSiAn Is Eastern Ore
gon's representative 0aper. 10 loads
and tho people appreciate Il and slhow
Il BY their liberal patronSgo II b
the advertising medium q th6 seotiOa-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-03
Betting on ne Deficit.

Total dead anlA injured 4449
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
FURTHER RAINS WILL
MAR HARNESS RACING
INDICATIONS FAVOR FAST TIME
AT SAN BERNARDINo
Local Stables Are Shipped for Meeting
Which Opens Thursday and Sum-
shine Now Means Lightning Fast
Track and New Records

Several horses were shipped from
Agricultural park to San Bernardino
yesterday and more will leave today.
These horses are entered in the various
contests carded to be run off during
the three days meeting of the San
Bernardino Harness Horse association,
which begins Thursday afternoon.
The rains of the last two days are
the source of delight to the horsemen,
as the track needed a thorough wet
ting to put it in fast condition for the
events to be run off, but these horse
men are hoping that further rains will
not occur and spoil the chances for
record breaking time during the meet
ing.
Should the sun come out today and
tomorrow the prospects for lightning
fast track are excellent, but further
rains will mar the meeting by running
all chances for good time and thereby
hinder the horses In making the show
ingS expected of them.
The star attraction of the San Ber-
doc meet will be the special $1,000
match race to be run by Zolock and
Hazel Patch Thursday afternoon. 70
lock is at his best and 1t Is expected
that he will lower the coast record
during the meetings at San Bernard
ino. Santa Ana and Los Angeles.
Hazel Patch has been shipped from
Chicago for these three match races
and reports credit him with being in
tip top condition, which assures a
gruelling contest when these speed
marvels meet.
The San Bernardino meeting will be
attended by large number Of har-
ness horse fanciers from Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
UNIVERSITY ELEVEN RETURNS
AFTER GAME WITH STANFORD

every scrimmage. The Northern team
will average about eighteen pounds
more than my team.
"The Palo Alto players said we had
the fastest team that had played on
the Stanford campus and are anxious
that a game be arranged for next year,
which will probably be played I'm Los
Angeles.
"As to our offensive work, we took
the ball down the field to Stanford's
thirteen yard line once and would un-
doubtedly have made a touchdown IL
the quarterback had only been a
little less nervous"
The squad reached the home campus
about noon and after luncheon, Ill
went TO Bimini baths. When asked
who was the star of the game they
named Ochoa, their fulback. He is
reported as having made two seventy
yard kicks, one run around the Cardi-
nal end for twenty yards and a score
of spectacular tackles.
With the exception Of the two black
eyes which Burek and Boohman carry
and the sprained ankle Of A. G. Haig-
ler, the squad is none the worse for its
northern trip.
They win play their first big game
in the south next Saturday, when
Occidental will try to make good it's
30 to score. Holmes expected a hard
game with the Highland Park college,
but Is certain that his team will be
found ahead when the score is
counted.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
MAY MATCH TWIN
AND MARVIN HART
CHAMPION WANTS TO BATTLE
MIDDLEWElGHTS
Harry Leap, McCarey's Frisco Repre-
sentative, Asserts That Big Battle
May Be Pulled OFF in Los An
eeles

There is slight prospect of any agree
ment being reached whereby Jack
Twin Sullivan and Tommy Burns will
meet again soon in Los Angeles.
This Information comes from Harry
matchmaker for Tom McCarey. Leap
is of the opinion that Sullivan will
not accept the challenge because of a
fear that Burns would not be suffi-
cient as an attraction to fill the Pa
cifc Athletic club pavilion.
Another element which is working
against the early meeting of Sullivan
and Burns is the receipt by Leap of
a request from Marvellous Hart, tech
nical champion of the worlds heavy
weights, for a scrap with Jack Twin.
Hart has expressed a desire to hook
up with the clever middleweight and
it is not improbable that this will be
the first battle in which Hart will en-
gage after his arrival on the coast
next month.
Twin is not averse to meeting Hart
and is said to have expressed the opin-
ion that the outcome of such a meet
ing would be that there would be an
other heavyweight champion of the
world
If these two meet the battle will be
pulled off in Tom McCarey's pavilion
during the Christmas holidays. There
is great prospect that they will be
matched, as Hart is willing to fight
anything from a fly to an elephant
and is ready to take on anybody from
frankie Neil to Sandow.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07

After having been royalty enter
tained, feted by the northern frater-
mites and quartered i'm their spacious
frat houses, the u. S. G. football squad
returned home yesterday, after having
been defeated I'm their first big game Of
the season by a "a to score.
Coach Harvey Holmes Is iubilant
over the trip and when interviewed
said: "We were entertained royalty
by the northerners and everything was
arranged for our pleasure that was
possible. In one thing only did we
feel disappointed and that was our
neglect to bring an umpire from the
south.
"Downer, the man who umpired In
the north, either through a lack Of
knowledge Of the rules about holding
or Intentionally, overlooked the hold
ing which the Stanford team did
throughout the entire game.
THE Cardinal team has improved IN
the last week more than the Indians
did IN the interval between their Berke e
ley and Stanford games. Stott said
to me before the game, that he ex-
pected to beat my team by 10 to 0
score and when we held them to a
II to score they took 1t almost as
a defeat.
'Stanfard made most of their gains
by buoking our light line and, al
though our boys went into each pla Y
with a rush, the superior weight of
the northerners was In evidence in
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
.HANLON IS IN
BEST CONDITION
is READY TO FIGHT FOR HIS
LIFE
Expresses Confidence That He wiz
Earn Long End Of Purse From
Mule Kicking Mexican
Friday Night

Eddie Hanlon has not let up in his
training for the battle with Aurelio
Herrera which is scheduled for Friday
night, although the Pride Is in excel
lent condition and says he will be
cherry ripe for the tap of the gong.
Hanlon does his usual road work
every morning and plays I'm the surf
until his corps Of trainers are COM
PEELED to drag him out of the water with
a rope In the afternoon he and Doc
zubrlck go through couple of hours
hard work in the bath house, the work
consisting of boxing, bag punching,
jumping the rope and various exer-
cises to produce persplration and ex-
haustion.
Hanlon is always Of a cheerful dispo-
sition and says that he will surely cop
the long end of the purse Friday night.
although he by no means underestl-
mates his mule-kicllng opponent.
Eddie was made happy yesterday by
the receipt of telegram from Jimmy
Britt, who is i'm st. Louis. Jimmy sent
his best wishes for victory and adj
vised Eddy to overlook no item in his
training which would aid him in scor-
ing the winning end.
Spider Kelly, who looks after Han
Ions affairs and superintends his
training, will get In from Frisco
Wednesday night and put on the fin
ishing touches for Hanlon.
The usual crowd of visitors gath
cred at Hanlon's training quarters yes
terday and watched the little scrapper
work out. Several women we're in the
crowd and Eddie put on his sweetest
smile and worked the hardest two
hours since he began training for the
mill with Herrera.
zubriclk is also in splendid condition
for his battle with German, which Is
scheduled as the main prelim. to the
Hanlon-H Herrera affair. Doc proposes
to remain on the coast Indefinitely and
complete his course in dentistry. This
means that the local fight fans will
see much of him in ring engagements
during the rainy season.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
B0WLERS UNABLE TO AGREE
Proposed Match Between Anson and
Leap Is Declared OF, Negotla-
tions Failing

Herry Leap of San Francisco came
to Los Angeles yesterday to coax Will
liam Anson into a match game at
bowling and brought his side partner,
J. r. Duffield, who is president of the
San Francisco Bowling association, to
aid him In defeating any ambitious
team in the metropolis of the south
west.
After an entire day of negotiating,
the match was called off, as Anson
and Leap could not agree upon essen
tial points. Leap is anxious to meet
Anson, but the prospects are slim and
local bowlers, who have anxiously
awaited the result of the negotiations
between the local man and the Frisco
bowler will probably be forced to fore
go the pleasure of witnessing the
match game between these high-class
eXponents.
The hitch occurred when the ques-
tion as to where the match games
were to be rolled was broached. Neu-
tral alleys were not in It, and neither
the local nor the Frisco player would
agree upon rolling the balls In a ma tch
game ON other than neutral alleys.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
IS TO Be FINEST
HALL IN WORLD
M0RLEY'S BILLIARD PARL0RS
ARE PEERLESS
New Resort Is to Be christened
Thursday Night With Exhibition
Games Between "chlc" Wright
and Willie Mcguire

Los Angeles Is to have the finest bill
Hard parlors in the world after Thurs
day night, on which date James Morley
will throw open to the public the hand
some new rooms at 220 South Spring
street.
The furnishings OF this new resort are
of the finest and no expense has been
spared to make 1t Just what the pro-
prietor has determined 1t shall be
without an equal on the. face of the
globe.
Handsome carpets cover the floor and
telephones and call bells are supplied
with each table. New table lamps of
late design, which removes all chances
of shadows upon the tables, are above
the tables and these are the first lamps
of this pattern to be used on the coast,
The billiard and pool tables are of the
finest manufacture, are equipped with
the best cushions and are marvels of
beauty to gaze upon. Nine billiard
tables and sixteen pool tables will be
operated in the rooms. Downstairs will
be one of the best equipped bowling
and tenpin alleys in the west.
This handsome resort will be thrown
open Thursday, but tonight 1t will be
open to a party of newspaper friends
of the proprietor and the party will be
entertained with an exhibition game of
billiards between H. A. (Chic) Wright,
amateur champion of the Pacific coast,
and Willie Mcguire, the boy wonder of
Napa.
Morley will entertain a party of bill
Hard devotees and their wives with a
similar exhibition in private Wednes-
day night.
Wright and Mcguire have come from
San Francisco as guests of Morley and
to lend their presence and aid in open
ing the new parlors.
Wright is we'll known among the
lovers of the billiard game on the coast,
being their champion in amateur ranks
and a player of national reputation and
recognized ability
Wright is regarded as the champion
amateur billiardist of America, all
though another holds the title. Wright
defeated Sigourney for the coast cham
pionship and Sigourney afterward tied
with Conklin in the national champion
ship contest and lost in the play-off.
Wright's friends assert that the
superiority of the Pacific coast cham
pion over Sigourney was so marked in
their games that it is believed that
Wright would have won the American
championship had he contested as he
intended, being prevented by the death
of his father,
Mcguire, who will oppose Wright in
exhibition games is but 10 years old
and until he played in the coast class
B tournament at Frisco several months
ago was unknown to the billiard world.
With no training and but slight
knowledge of the fine points of the
game, Mcguire entered the class b
tournament and in 1000 points was de-
feated for the championship by thirty
one points. He is regarded as wonder
at billiards and experts who have w.t.
messed his playing regard him as a
youth with a great future at the game.
In the exhibition games to be played
in Los Angeles Wright will handicap
himself. playing 300 points to $50 for
Mcguire.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Real Estate
MCDONALD e. STOTT,
S09-10 Lankershim Building.

Owners and dealers in real estate who
have properties for sale or exchange
will find 1t decidedly to their advan-
tage to come in and have a talk
with us,
we can handle property located in
any part of the United States. We
now have calls for New York, Chicago
property; also income cottage property
at Ocean Park.
We have the best trader in the United
States; 1t means dollars to you to make
his acquaintance.
We handle municipal. state and
county bonds of the highest standard
We buy and sell mines.
We will give you quick action and
honest treatment whether you are u
buyer or seller; come in and see u.s.
MCDONALD & STOTT,
309-10 Lankershim Bldg,
Home Phone 4746
Sunset Main 1855.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
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RESULTS AT AQUEDUCT

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Aqueduct re-
suits:
Five furlongs-Brother Frank won,
Bellsnicker second, Prince Frederick
third. Time, O5 10.
One mile and sixteenth-Hermitage
won, Dehar second, Lindale third.
Time, 1:4S 1-5.
Five furlongs-Casandra won, Au-
dria second Listless third. Time, 1902.
The Sea Cliffe stakes, one mile and
a furlong-Kiamesha won, Amberjack
second. Time 155 3-5. Two starters.
Six and a half fuHongs-New Mown
Hay won, Floralia second, Gold Rose
third. Time, 121.
One mile-Pioneer won, Maid of Tim
buctoo second, Yachting Girl third.
Time, :42 1-5.
Five furlongs-Mellie Donohue won,
Charley second, Benevolent third.
Time 01 2-5
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Phantom Wins Yacht Cup

Special 10 The Herald,
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 6.-Capt. Henry
Remmert's white winged racer of the
Chula Vista Yacht club has annexed
another cup to her trophies. Yester-
day she took home the club cup by
winning the second of what was to be
series of three races.
The wind was southwest and fair
and the Lark, the only other boat Of
the club to enter for the second race,
was given handicap of 23 minutes,
which she succeeded In holding for
the first round and for about half a
mile on the second round, With the
28 minutes handicap. the Phantom
passed the Lark and came In a winner
by more than Ave minutes. Some OF
the Chula Vista yachts are already
out of the water for the winter.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07

Turk will wrestle for the champion
snip of the world, the title now being
held by Hackenschmidt since his de-
feat of Tom Jenkins and Monroe, the
British champion. Should Hacken-
schmidt win, he has promised to give
jenkins return match
Arizonans Coming
The University of Arizona football
eleven will hold the boards at Fiesta
park Saturday afternoon, when they
are scheduled to play Pomona. On the
following Saturday the Arizonans will
play St. Vincents at Fiesta park. This
Will be the first appearance of Pomona
on a local gridiron this year and much
interest is centered in the game be-
cause of the part Pomona is expected
to play in deciding the Intercollegiate
championship.
Indians Go North
Coach Hempel and his braves ar
rived yesterday and left last night on
their tour Of the northwest. They will
be gone until November 25 when they
return to Los Angeles to play U. S. 6.
Their opening game will be played
with the University of Washington
next Saturday. The men were brim
full of confidence and expect to make a
good showing on this trip and return
much strengthened by the games they
will play while away.
Anti-Racing Bill
The war between the Western Jockey
club and the American Turf associa-
tion at New Orleans, which Is promised
to be continued this year, has stirred
the reform element and it Is now as
serted by legislator who fathered the
bill which drove pool rooms out of
Louisiana that he is preparing a bill to
outlaw racing in the state and believes
that the time is ripe for its passage
owing to the bitter feeling existing be-
tween the rival turf organizations. The
natural result of all turf wars is the
elimination of the game. For instance,
Missouri and Illinois.
Jack O'Brien Coming
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien has re-
Tented and will not disappoint Los An
geles fight fans in their desire to gaze
upon the Beau Brummel of the squared
arena. He writes to Tom McCarey that
he will be in Los Angeles to witness
the Hanlon Herrera fight Friday night
and will then talk with the local fight
manager regarding future dates
OBrlen's apology was overdue and ii
is not improbable that further eXpla-
nations will be Forthcoming from him
before he gets another opportunity OF
disappointing McCarey and the follow
ers of fstiana in this portion of the
state. When Bob Fitzsimmons finishes
with the lawyer-pugilst, O'Brien may
not be as great a drawing card as he
now is.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
RESULTS AT NASHVILLE

BY Associated Press
NASHVILLE, Nov. 6.-Racing re-
suits:
Six furlongs won, Chiye-
sa second, Columbia Girl third Time
1:13 4-5 ..+
Five furlongs-Hadur won, Kara sec
ond, Jimmy Naher third. Time,
1902 1-5 -r r. .t..-r
One mile-Maledictiop wong My
Eleanor second, Savoir' Faire third.
Time, al 1-5.. .~, .,.-..
One mile and a furlong, the Nash
Vile Fall handicap-Tartan won, John
Carroll second, The Clean third Time,
1:54 2-5.
One mile. selling-Nat B. won. Pillor
second, Magnolin third. Time, LAP 3-5.
Six furlongs-Royal Legend won,
Fugurtha second, Monis third. Time,
1:14.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
PITTSBURG SECURES NEALoN
Barney Dreyfuss outbids Three Other
Major League Magnates for Seals
First Baseman
Inv Assoclated Press.

PITTSBURG, Nov. 6.-JOseph Nea-
lon, first baseman Of the San Francisco
baseball club, has been signed by the
Plttsburg National league club for next
season. The deal was closed today at
San Francisco by Manager Fred
Clark. Three other clubs-Cincinnati,
the Boston and New York Americans
were bidding for Nealon, who had a
non-reserve contract and was free for
negotiations on any team.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Hold stick Pulling Contest
special to The Herald

WHITTIER, Nov. 6.-The old-time
sport Of stiek-pulling Is to be revived
ON next Wednesday evening there will
be a stlek-pulling contest In the new
bowling alley between Curtis Jordan
and George Langstaff.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Real Estate
SEND IN SPORT ITEMS

The Herald wants items relating
To football baseball, cricket, tennis,
golf, polo or other athletic sports
and Will publish scores, challenges
and other news events sent in.
Captains and managers viii confer
favor by notifying the sporting
editor of items of interest either by
mail, telephone or call at the office
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Haxashl to Be Promoted

TOXIC, Nov. 6.-It is authoritatively
announced that Viscount Hayashi, the
Japanese minister to Great Britain.
will shortly be appointed to the rank
of ambassador.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Six and a half furlongs,
Aaueduct Selections

First race-Brush Up, Platoon, Belle
Strome.
Second race-YorksllIre Lad, The
Huguenot Jane Holly.
Third raee-Hooray, Paget entry,
James Reddick
Fourth race-Miss Crawford, Coy
Maid, Alma Dufour.
Fifth raee-Gamara, D'Arkle, Yada.
Sixth race-Billy Banaster Hoilo-
way, Water Tank.
Best Bet-Yorkshire Lad
IRVING b. CLEMENT.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Nashville Selections

First race-Versndah. Ferryman
Gilded Lady.
Second race-Kargut, Peter Sterling
Horse Padish.
Third race-Chief Mililien, Claude.
Estrada Palma.
Fourth race-Cone On Sam, Prin-
cipia, Delta.
Fifth race-Ice Water, Fallen Leaf,
Marco.
Sixth race-sam Craig Tucrando. DR..
Hart
Best Bet-lce Water.
IRVING b. CLEMENT.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Supreme Court to Take Recess

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-Chef JUS
tioe Fuller announced today that the
supreme court of the United States
would take a fortnight recess from next
Monday. convening again on the 9th
inst
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07

A man naturally shrinks from eere-
monious wedding. No man relishes
finding out how mere he Is, and still
less does he relish having II published
to the world.-Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Beach Property
OCEAN PARK SNAP
165 DWIGHT AVE.

165 DWIGHT AVE.
GREAT INCOME PROPERTY.
completely furnished and most con-
veniently arranged six-room cottage on
Dwight avenue. Has gas range, por-
celain bath tub, stationary wash stand,
shower room. instantaneous water
heater. Lot fenced. Plate glass win
dows and front door. Small room on
back of lot. $500 cash; balance mort
gage. Rented in January for $50,
February and March $25. April and May
september $40. Now rented for four
months.
Call at the house or
907 BRALY BLDG, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Prof. George Dixon

George Dixon, once champion of the
world, is now professor Of boxing on
the bowery In New York. He is the
star of the Baltimore Beauties bur-
lesque show and does boxing role on
the stage as well as teach the manly
art between times.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Wrestle for Champlonshlp

Early IN December In London. Hack
enschmidt and Madrali, the Terrible
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
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Weinberg Signs Fisher

J. A. Weinberg has secured con-
tract with Jockey w. Fisher for, one
year and will bring the clever rider to
Ascot with him. Fisher, until recently,
was under contract to Sam Wagner
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Tacoma Today

Mike Fisher brought his band of
wanderers to town last night and will
open a seven days engagement with
the pennant chRsers at Chutes park
this afternoon, The Tigers lost several
claws to Oakland and Frisco since last
they met the Angels and the prospect
Of six more victories, at least, looks
good 10 the local fans.