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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-07
PER|OD|CO MODERNO
Un diario ell "Dai|y MaiI", ",apa
recera al mismo tempo en-
Paris y en- Londres.
mARkvlLLAS EN- LA PRENSA
Todas las noticias { informa-
clones Sc trasmlten por
un cable especial.

Eo uno de los iltimos ndmeros del
Gil Bias, dice Georges Price que ell 10
de JUNO marco un nuevo interesante
esfuerzo de la obra cuo,idiana ejecuta-
da por Ia Prensa. Asistieron los ra-
risienses la creaci6n de un diario
ubicuo, es deci-, de un diario que apa-
rece POGO mas memo. la misma hora
en- dos ciudades diferentes. Ese diario
es ell Daily Mail, y ell hombre que ha
realizado conception tan atrevida, su
director, NJ Hammsworth, ,el cual, antes
de cumplir cuarenta amos, ha dirigido
cincuepta publicaciones diferentes, y
ahora suefia con hacer del periodismo
ell 6rgano esencial de Ia vida practica.
Ell Daily Mail aparece al mismo
tempo en- Paris y en- Londres. A decir
verdad, la ubicuidad existfa desde an
tes 81 Sc atiende q que SO publicaba al
mismo tempo en- Manchester y Lon
dres, 10 que es una hermosa demostra.
ci6n de fuerza Sin embargo, ell pro
blema de la publication simultsnea en
las dos capitales era mucho mas diffcil
de resolver, en- raz6n de la diferencia
de idiomas q que estan habituados los
te!egrafstas de los dos pafses.
Porque, naturalmente, las mate
rias que componen Ia edici6n de Lon.
dres, son telegrafados Paris, al
paso y medida que en- L6ndres 80 com
ponen y colocan en- galeras. Solo los
artfculos generates son enviados por
el correo del medic dia. Pero todas
las noticias 8 informaciones las tras.
mite un hilo especial. Las ocho horai
de funcionamiento especial de ele hilc
en- Ia tarde y en- Ia noche aportan
las ofcinas de Paris cerca de doce mi
palabras. Este colossal despacho sc
escribe en- estilo llano por los redac
torres y 10 entrega por secciones loi
operarios ingleses, quienes 10 oampcr
nen en- maquinas linotfpicas con ca
racteres ingleses. El telegr afo, ade
mas, indica, para cada artfculo, e.
caracter especial y ell puesto que hs
de ocupar en- ell diario.
81 SO rehexiona en- la suma de ira
bsjo, en- la extraordinsria precision
que SO debe desplegar para llenar er
tales condolences, en- una noche, lal
ocho grandes paginas del Daily Mail J
entregarlos muy de manana & los kios
kos, no puede menos de experimental
90 una positiva admiration. Ell resul
tado obtenido no ha sido menos mara
villoso, puesto que ell ingles ds transi
to en- Paris encuentra, al despertarse
el mismo diario que lesria 81 estuvier,
en- Londres, y We, desde ell punto d
vista de su Recommendation periodfsti
ca, que SO han suprfmido las distan
cias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-07
ACUtROOS D|GNE|MOS De LAS CORP0RAc|OkES MUNC|-
PALES De SAN JUAN ' FAJARO0.
ESE ES IL GAMING
Contra IN p,dsr sbitai, IN pueblo que conoce J
pacica sin bnores 81 depcho,
ESE ES IL GAMING!

yos representsntes no % achican ante
Il poder que les coartsly pronuucian
el NolE me tangere, con respsto y 10
par cen moderada energfa.
mo quiersn los caballeros del
Conseio Executive que Puerto Rico SO
sdapts las coatumbres smericanas
del nodo mas rapido y complete?
Muy bien. Costumbres civilss ameri-
cansa son las que practiosn los dos
bensmeritos municipios de San Jnan y
de Fsiardo. Costumbres que alegra.
ran sin duda q los buenos hljos del
norte, y que nofotros, buenos y viri-
les hijos del tr6pico, procuraremos ex,
tender y fomsntar.
sAdmiradores de los Esta dos Uni
dosen la sfntesis de su vida que es 10
libsrtad, y on Ia sfutssis de su lilertsd,
que es el esfuerzo proplo, predicsmos
& ruestros compstriotas el SELF HELP,
psfa que del couiunto do Las aptitude,
individuales resulte Ia aptitud general
del pueblo en- 10 direction de sus me-
gocios colectivos, do cualquiar indole
qua sean.
AyIdsnos el gobierno en- una obra
tan simpdtlca; abandone ell sistema de
centralizsr en- sus ofcinas los diversos
rssortes de la vida puerto.riq quena,
porque es juito que esos regortes estep
en- msnos de puerto. riquehos; no se
obstine en- resistir q las corrientes Que
20 dessrrollan con fuerza cada dfa
mas r2busta, enoontrara un pals pro-
picio d secundar'e como q un director,
aunQue iam6s 4 obedecerle como 4 up
smo.
a. Los amos sirven, aunque no debie.
ran servir, en- las tribus salvajes del
Africa esclava; no sirven, no deben
servir en- las islas de la libre America
De sabios es reconocer errores, el
gobierno necesita rectifcar los suyos;
81 los rectiflca alcanzara los altivos
homenajes de un million de seres Que
saben sentir Ia gratitud. 81 no los rec.
tifca tropezarA con ell eterno o bstaculC
de la conciencia criolla que despierta
que SO llama a engafo y que no d. s,
beneplAcito nj a la exploitation nj & |,
OPPRESSION.
Las lfneas s1n claras y severas
Por Ia recta 8, inarcha { grandes J
legftimss satisfat clones; por Ia curv,
Sc marchs protundas irremedia
bles caidas. SlZuie ado Ia primera
90 escalarA la cumhre On que fulgu
ran rssplandores de psz; siguiendo |,
segunda se bsjar6 4 oscuros abismoI
tsnebrosos.
Puerto Rico 90 ha puesto en- pie
Y no se pondr6 nunca de rodilas
Est1diense las sefiales de los tlempos
Elias dicen que el pueblo no ae resiP
na & ser tribu; que los ciudxdano
, no admiten en- ailencio la servidumbre
HA vibrado en- la atm6sfsra ell ale
jacta cot de los antiques. El pafs quie
re estar con el gobierno; pero bsjo un
condicl6n: que el gobierno este con ,
pafs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-07

Ell syuntamiendo de San Juan,
mostrandose & Ia altura de sus gran
des deberss civicos, resolvi6 no tener
en- cuenta Ia circular de Ia Secretarfa
de Puerto Rico en- que Sc le mandaba
abstenerse dc invertir una parte de
sus fondos para imprevistos en- los
gastos de la LIaA DE MUN1CIpIOs.
MAS adn: la corporation llevara sss
asunto q los tribunales de justicis, &
fin de que estos, interpretando 10 Icy
con rectitud 8 Independents, pronun-
Glen la Ultima palabra y digan si Las
municipalid ades puertorriquefas pue-
den dispoper de sus recursos y apli-
carlo cosa tan legftims como 10
defensa de sus derechos y de aus in
tereses.
FL ayuntamiento de Faiardo--
veanse nuestras notas de aquel pueblo
decide no sdmitir las indicaciones
de la Secretarfa de Puerto Rico y vo.
ia, dentro de sus facultades, con ARE.
glo a la ley y al sentido comdn, 10 su-
ma con que debe contribuir q que Ia
r IGA acu u'e los indispensables re-
cursos, adquiera personalidad iurf.
dics, trsbais por el pals en- que fun
ciona y cumpla Ia hermosa mission ps-
ra que fue creads On la asamblea del
as de Julio qus-ya 10 hemos escrito
mas de una vez-6gurara en- 10 histc-
ria como Ell scto mas importante en-
nusstra patria despues de 10 invasion
militar de l sos.
Y en- esfera menos alta, ambos
cuerpos populares, el de Fajardo y el
de San Juan, acuerdan que, al pro
hibir la matanza de cerdos, el Supe-
rinssnoentS 10 osaEsaaA realaga neapls~s
ci6n perfectsmer to Illegal y abusiva, =
que la tai prohibicitn no debe cum
plirse
tramos con orgullo: aqul en- ell norte,
Sc trata de una corporation republi-
cana: alli, en ell oriente, de una cor
poracion unions sta Ambas ofrecen
sus conc'udadanos un ejemp'o de fir
meza; ambas enen segura la simpa-
tia y el unanime aplauso de 10 opinion
pdblica.
Estos sen los METoDos AMERICA
NOS de que habl6 con encomio LA De
MoCRACIA; metodos dentro de- los cua
les cada entidad, polftica 8 admins
trativa, se mueve en- ell cfrculo gu,
le traxa la ley. Y cusndo de ese CIR
cuo SO aparta; cuando preten de in
vadir ell campo de las otras sntida
des, 8 usurpar sus derechos 8 anula
sus iniciativas, encuentra Ia linea di
visoria que ha de mantenerle en- s,
cfrculo peculiar, pose a los autorita
rismos que SO juzgan infalibles y a 10
arranques cesareos que Sc Green mac
cesibles q toda resistencia.
! Lecci6u 6til, aunque amargs, |,
Ique recibe un csptro superior, cuand
. centros inferiores le recuerdan .
papel y le dicen serena y francamen
se: <De aquf no pasaras., Lecci6
dttl tamhien, pro oportuna y magn.
fcA Ia QUE amanda una anciada ad cr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-07
En- AUSTRIA

En- Ia caroel de Botzen cometio
suieidio, ahorcsndose, un sujeto ape
llidado Jori, de antecedentes anArqui
COS. Habfa sido arrestado por ira
mar contra Ia vida del Emperador
Francisco Jose para cuando el sobe.
rano fuese q Botzen, al ser preso sc
le halo ca possession de dos rev6lverE
y una bomba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-07
BUENOS AMIGOS

Hsmos tenido 81 quito de sslu-
d&r hoy en- eitss ohcinss 3 nnestros
buenos amigos don Hersolio Rivera y
don Pedro Rivera, slca'de de Moro
vis y secreiario municipal de Mana
q, respectivsmeDle.
Les relieramos pueitro atectuoso
salndo,
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

~ ~ 20. 100 HfN N... A.A
MARVELLOUS NAN-Nr. Edwin
J. FAbsr Of the Baltimore bar SAYS
that District Attorney Jerome is .
marvel among men. He 10 original.
qsiok. ysrsstile. deep asd sound. Hs
10 generous. Kind. bright. ready at
rsparts, and . man Of the world; bus
above all be 10 honest. ~ straight In
prisoipalH . shs liass Of tho square
whioh be adopted for bis oampaign
emblem. No man will prove .
mightier champion Of the people and
their oauss than wm. Traverss
Jssoms. After that w fssl sure
II Asserting Ar. vsoes that be osn %
over = htaie old New YORK any stns
and shoot mp the town II he wishes.
oonAdsss shss II hs ssts isto troubls
NJ. Jerome will speak . ssod word
Tor hin 70 the police authorities.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21
CONFIDENCEi I

We oovet your confidence. This
is what We are doing to hold and
increase it.
First-ws make our store service
the bsst In our power bI 9 G.
Seoond-we use every safe guard
70 insure the highest quality of the
goods we soil.
Third-we make sure that the
prices are as low or lower than good
quality 10 sold for elsewhere. For
example: Try our Curtis Bros
Plum Padding-2lbs. 40c; lib. $50
N. e. LEWIS M ss.s..
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21
ISSUED wARRAHrs-ssorssar,

ISSUED WARRAHTs-ssorssaFy
Draper of school distsiol No. . has
issued the warrants 70 The tseohsrs
for the months es ssptsmbsr and
October. TIE warasts tssasd pre-
viously for September have bssn
called in and whan The tssohers
present them they ass given another
ens. The war,sais thss were req.
lsesrsd WITH Oosssy Tzsessfss Yrsd.
rioksoo viii ssoaia ~ thsy ars On.
vi afesf shs in5ssosios proessdins1
Ass dipssnssd With. The tsaehsr Who
nsst taks thas ees y Ne sscfstazy
before ane>hss y isssd.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21
CUTTING rNDEBrEDNBss

wsys and means wsrs devised is,t
sisht for the complete winding up Of
iths Indebtedness on the n. e. ohuroh
st . meeting Of the stewards snd
trustees. All the books and cards
ware audited. end It wss shown that
only about eseo yet Remained 70 =
secured to paaes the building ont 4
debt. Conmittees wsre appointed 70
sscurs this money and II Il thought
II can b In the hands Of the trsasursf
BY the end Of the present month.
The committee had worked hard 70
have the money in hand BY the first
Of the coming year bat the efforts Of
the soliotting comm ittsss proved bot.
Ter than they bed hepsd. ~ 4
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

ATTENTION-nsubsrs AZ the a.
"A. q. Post No. i09. md Ladies' Of The
u A. r. Cirsls:-Ths Pest will On.
tsrtain ths Circle a ThursSay svsa.
Ing st 7:So. Nov. -. All nsmbsrs
Of the Post and Cirols are requested
70 b. present. Puss nsnbess plsAss
bring yoar wives. Esesrtaisasns
Oommittss.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

( A. r. A. DANCE-On New Years
night the A. r. AlszAsdss Hess
company of Ooal Crssk viii give .
mask ball. This company was or.
sanissd . aunbsr q jean sse and
was named In honor sf NJ. ALEXANDER
because at the time II was organized
he donated 800 70 the fand for buy.
ing the hose cert. I'D
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21
wHoopIRo oouoH-Tbe p.bl

wHooPIRo OOuoH-Tbe peblic
sohool ssrs now wrestling With IN
epidemic Of whoopins cough. no Les
than soe-thiRd Of The children attend.
ling. Supt. DuYfse sAys that hs
sent number bosrs yesterday bst
Sc was 70 general thss sAsy might
| ~ we'll continue In school.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21
Library Beard Elects Oflcsrs.

Library Beard Elects Ofncsrs.
The Libary board held its annual
sleotion Of ofaoers last night = fol.
Iows:
J. Q. AaoDsnald. prssiAsis.
1is Mabel Shsafer. vice president.
y. B. 10y. trssssrsr.
". ". OAfky. secretary. sa
The libary mss had very sucosss.
f0l year but at this tims aeeds the
cordial support Of all good oitisens.
4 considerable outlay Is needed the
coming month: new periodicals for the
coming year. insurance. sto. and
while at present time the library IL
On it, feet. still the succeeding
Aonth will put II 800 In arrears.
While the board does not mean %
oowplain, still ths community = Z
whole do NOT realise they insstimable
food the library is,doing. II snoueh
people could take o1t . library ticket
1or $500 II would ,sutitls them to
hooks from the library for one year
and save the collecting Of 25 cents
|s month which 10 very unsatisfac-
torgy. We are sure yop would get
vsule received. The following ID
the statement Of the board for the
past year: ..
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21
Herb w. Edwards Injured.

s herb W. Edwards, Of De- Moines, Ia,
got : fall 90 an 10y walk last winter,
sptsinins his wrist and bvuidhs ~
kneDs. "The nsxt day." hs says. "they
Voc - sore and SID I WAS AFRAID I
vseh have 70 stay in bed. but rubbed
thsn ysu yykh Chsub Plains PaiP
balP -. sss . ~ tpSvcatiens al
sssenss had dissppsarsd." 1er sals BY
oil dealers. II
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

BANK WILL CLosE-on aoooont
Of the funeral Of Nrs. II. B. 10y in
Stockton. No.. tomorrow. The First
National bank Of Florence will closs
throughout the day. openins again
Thursday morning.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

DOING NICELY-wold from Dsn-
yer is to the eneot that Nrs. Nose
Grif,th. who IL taking treatment
there. 10 improving and will have
gained enough strength in fsw dayu
to leave for homo.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21
Eaglssi Laglssl Raesttainmsnt.

In the near future the Eagles Of
Florence Aarie 100 will give their
aanusl sntsftA inmsht at which, time
they viii give away bsAstiful Battsu.
bsr1 pillow which is BOW on exhibi;
zion st the Globe Dry Goods %. The
Eagles will entertain wives. sisters
and swesshsarts Of brothers. also all
Purchasers Of tickets % Batasnburs
pillow which entities holder and -.
oort % she entertainment. Tickets 90
cents on sale at the Jon.s Grocery
o.. also the Globe Dry Goods %.
6o.70
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

QUESTION sETTLED-whils the
question ~ - what we shall do
with our ez.pzssadsnts y still unset.
tled. the oosssry he's decided what We
shalt do with our ex-bosses.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

SHOWS INCREASE - That the
busissss transacted In FlorsDos by the
two express companies 10 increasing
ID proven BY oomparison Of the
accounts Of shis month with the same
month Of Last year. With ono com.
pany the isofeass u twenty Ave pes
cont. Florence 10 not 70 quiet - Il
seems % b and " anyone does not
believe this statement let him Try v
pick man from the street to DO .
days work for him. ldls men are
eoaYoe.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

Seventy new books were add Cd to
tbe library the past year. Aib books
were leaned. The tatal number Of
visitors was l246O Of which eso7 were
juveniles and b64s adults.
The board wishes 10 thank Mr.. J.
Wallase and Mr.. J. 9. kscDoaald
for dsHaaions of ei0 ssoh. Tho library
IL In crest need Of new books Of all
kinds. but especially Juvenile books.
Assist more than worthy oauss BY
buying library card for $500.
Tho board does not bssrudge its time
a.d snorts but does believe IL 10 On.
titled % moro cordial support nnan.
cially. II parents would look in the
library Of an evening and ~ the
nunbsr Of boys there We arc sure II
would stimulate more interest in this
institution.
Florsues has the nucleus Of = nrst
ela0 library and one W reed not feel
ashsmsd Of evsc sew. bst ~ burdsa
he's always ben -ea . very few ma
again We NJ =iS: u fss the intsrsst d
all of you 70 aaaket.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

DON'T GET IT-The department
Of Justice has decided that Commits
sisnsr Gsrneld did mot promise im-
munity 10 the beef packers and thas
even II he did. they. don't got II.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

LAROENY-Two Stranger were
arrested Last evening By Special Mar.
shall Fitton for stealing two quarts Of
cream from . dairy wagon. A ehsrve
OF larceny will be preferred against
them.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21
CSaS(ip({Ion,.

Health Il etss;sssly irpssibls. II con,
stipatiss =, psSek ksAy serious cssss
ef Liver asd &1sSy Complaint have
sprsnG from ndiisctsd constipation.
Such d (bissshis os613asa b unns6s4-
sa,y. TAsss = . ssssA for It. Herbine
Will speedily mend matters. CA. Lind
ssy, p. NJ, bronson. Fla. writss, Feb. II,
1901: "Having used Herbine, I And 1t .
fine medicine for oonstipstion." 60c q
bettis. Hold BY Plosence Palace PAar-
macy and A. A. Hull. IT,
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

Gss our price ON Velvet -four. Had,
Icy Nero. %. Bl.7(
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

BoRN-At O'Clock Sunday morn.
ing to Mr.. and Nm. John Evans q
$40 East Sixth street, An eight and
ons-hAlf pound boy. Mother and
child are doing nicely.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

Don't forget the Olof Krsrsr stsrso
tion In the Basiness ksn's oourse,
Presbyterian church. Monday. Nov.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

, The bssf sold ~ the Central market
II always tssdsr aaA tsisy. ee.7l
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

7 Family bottled bssr pint or quarts.
By the cass delivered q yeur door By
John Westsnridsf. 80 3. Main.
Phoos blsek 81. TN
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

, Try the homo killed besf Il ths
Central meat market. 69.7l
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

stewart's drug store. successor 20
the City Drug Store. $3.50
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21
SCARCE.
The Exact Thing Required TO
Constipation.

1As . osrtain psrgsivs ssd stsmach
pur6sr Chambsrlain's Stomach and
TabIsts seem 70 b the sxsct thing r.
qeissd. strsnG sosash Tor the most ro-
bust. yet mild enough and safs for chill.
dfsn and without that terrible gripping
20 common 70 most purgativss." say X,
p. wsbasr 4 Co., Udess. Ostario. Cas-
sds. Per aais by ID dsaisss. sts
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

For eoal and fssd ~ xiIlaz, "th
tfansfef man." phone 50. 81
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

I Have you tried ,thoss home nadl
pies Ut the Blue Ffontp bSt,
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

HiGhset price ,paiA fos al klnAs Of
'3sak-ssSh = reps. iron. copper brHss,
- 80 bo14lss. Dsep pas1al easd
- Beg ~. 1Ieesaes. eo.1ne
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-Ths
regular msStins In Oaslla hSll this
evening. Work in tho Rank Of Es.
Quire. Thomas Bowen. O. O.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

Ma Sssis Biaekass. pshlls ,sasss.
~ HtsWsiess. 5ohsssa bIssk
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21
9oooooooooooooooooooooooo
Z JOTT1N0S ABOUT, TOtNN I!
5 LOCAL AND oTtikswisg

Year phoae q pass eard. xssas.s.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

Try Velvet nour Hsdley Moro. Co
.-...--. bl.7(
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

Smoke Key West Queen 80 oisars
dec
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

y pa5s - aAvsstiss ysas vasls -
ths Ttibano.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

When you want pIsasant physio Try
Chamberlsin's Stomach and Liver Tab
lsta They arc sesy 70 take and pssdscs
% Eripin9 Or sthsr snplsaaaat eject.
Sold by all dealers. IT,
The daily tribune., 1905-11-21

i Onos tried always sssd, vslvs
-four at Hsdlsy Nero. %. N.7
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
Results at Montgomery Park

BY Associated Press
MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 5.-Mont-
gomery Park results:
Four furlongs-Tinker won. Lady
Navarro second, Rustic Lady third.
Time, 0:49 "a.
One mile and a sixteenth-Rough and
Tumble won, Ben Volio second, Petit
john third. Time, 1850.
Country Club selling stake, one mile,
gentlemen riders-Censor won, Maras-
chino second, Olonetz third. Time,
las 3-4.
Six furlongs-Otto Stifel won, Leon
ldas second. Thistle DO third. Time,
1:15 Ia.
Seven furlongs-The Cure won, Lur-
eta second, Lady Ellison third. Time,
1929 1-2.
Four and a half furlongs-Wes won,
Charlatan second, Phyllis A. third.
Time, :57.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
CHAPMAN TELLS HOW
SALOON WAR Is WAGED
Leader Of Reform" Predicts That
His Cause Will Be
Victorious

The workings of the mo saloon" cam
paign were disclosed to an interested
audience last night at a meeting under
the auspices of the Fellowship In Ma
sonic hall, when the leader of the tenn
perance reformers, DR.. E. S. Chapman,
spoke on 1.-THE War Against the Saloon
in Los Angeles"
Rev. Benjamin Fay Mills presided at
the meeting last night and introduced
DR.. Chapman, who explained the plan
of action being used by the reformers.
For years we have been brought up
to this conflict" said he, land now the
question rests in the hands of the peo-
pie. The supreme court of the United
States has decided that no man has
the right to engage in the saloon busi-
ness. The only right is the right con-
ferred by local authority. The consti
tution of the state of California lodges
the authority in the county and in the
municipality. The local authority that
has licensed the saloon can prohibit it.
1t exists because you have said that
it shall You are the people who can
put a stop to it.
"Three tons of literat ture have been
sent out from one printing house alone
during the past week. I am sure that
we have enough names to call an cleo
tion, but probably not until Monday
can we determine just how many sig
natures there are. After the names
are filed with the city clerk he will have
twenty days to verify them and the
council will have to call an election
within thirty days from that date"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
DR.. LEGGO BREAKS
COAST RECORD
NEW TIME FOR ONE THREE
SIXTEENTHS MILES
Ellie and Bombardler the Doctors only
Contenders In Oakland Handi-
cap-Record Made over vs.
Fast Track
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO April 5.-Dr.
Leggo, the Derby winner, captured the
handicap and broke the California rec
ord for the distance by a second and
a quarter, covering the one and three
sixteenths miles in 1:59ls. The colt and
Bombardier trailed the field half way
around the track when the doctor
easily passed to the front. Ellie got the
place from Bombardier.
The track was fast and the weather
clear. Results:
First race, seven furlongs, selling
Ocyrohe. 1O7 (Brkenruth), 4 to 5, won;
War Times, 106 (Jones), IL to 1, sec
ond; Golden Ivy, 1O6 (Clark), Is to 1,
third. Time. 1:27A. Yellowstone, Dora
l., The Lieutenant, DR.. Sherman, Ray
Dare, Judge VOORHEES,, Mr.. Farnum and
Phyz also ran.
Second race, futurity course, selling
Loupee, 1OS Oarsen), 8 to 2, won; Belle
Reed, Ill (Jones), to 1, second; Pick
away. 1O6 (Taylor), to 1, third. Time,
1:10%. bod Anderson, Cloverton, Major
Tenney and Homerus also ran.
Third race, four and half furlongs,
two-year- olds-F w. Barr, 112 CDu-
gam, II to 10, won: Father Catcham,
Ill (Bullman), to 1, second; Ebel
Thatcher, 106 (Sherwood), IL to 1, third.
Time, O:54. Sir Edward, Daruma, Sy-
phon Girl, Lorena NJ, Rotrou and
Mazel also ran.
Fourth race, mile and three-six-
teenths. handicap, purse $1O0o-Dr. Leg
go, 10S (Tooman), 6 to 5, won; Ellie, 81
CKnapp), 15 to 1, second; Bombardier,
104 CLARK, 25 to 1, third. Time, 1:59A.
Hans Wagner, Toledo, Mindanao and
Orchan also ran.
Fifth race one and a half miles,
selling-Invictus, 1O2 (Graham), Is to l,
won; Expedient, 1O2 (Wright), II to 10,
second; Inspector Munro, 110 (Travers),
to 1, third. Time, 2:36. Royalty, Gin
nabar, Barney Dreyfus, Badly Used ana
1. o. u. also ran.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Gold
Enamel, 1OS (McBride), Is to 5, won;
Sea Air. los (Travers), 9 to 1, second;
True Wing, Ill (Birkenruth), to s.,
third. Time, 1861. Muskoday, Fore
runner, Prince Brutus and Bill Mackey
also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06

come second, Golden Flower third.
Time, 1919 as.
Five furlongs- won, DR..
McCluer second, Marimbo third. Time.
1.O5 8-5.
one mile and quarter-Daisy Green
won, Lou Woods second, Postman
third. Time. 2:t4.
Attlla finished second, but was dis
qualified for fouling.
Six furlonRs- Charlie Dickson won,
Nevada second, Mrs Bob third. Time,
1916 AS.
Six furlongs-L Lass won.
Basil second, Filial third. Time, 11S.
one mile-Flight won, Miss Name
second Jacob third. Time, 1:47 1-5.
Blue Flame finished first, but was
disqualified for fouing.