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At the Fair Grounds.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l5-The cold and chcerle SIS
day did not prevent the usual crowd OF regulars
from attending the races at the Fair Grounds.
In the second race Jockey ONcill, who had the
mount on Tower. was thrown shortly after the
start. but fortunately escaped with severe shak
ing up The feature event, the six furlong handi
cap. was won by Master, Collector Jcssup was
the hest horse, but was taken down into the heavy
going In the stretch, which ruined his chances
First Race Seven furlongs Remington. l02
Livlngston. 4 10 8. won: Holloway, l04 N Nc
Donald. 4 TO 1. second Mahogany. l05 a., Hon
mani TO /. third. Time, 303 3, ropsa Chaun
cey Olcott, Wizard King, Evelyn Garth and Miss
Marus also ran.
second Race-Six furlongs--Gen Gallant, 100
Johann sem, 10 to /. won; Payne. Iii tReynoldsl
80 TO /, second Arsenal los tCrimmnsl, u TO /.
third. Time. l55 As. Dapple Gold, The Plains,
Dusky, Atlas, Gallant, ARABIC, harrington and
50 Morcandl. to |. won; ToIchello. o. Nv. McGeel
10 l. second: Mr. Jack. 90 Perkins), II TO /. third
Time, los i5 jungle Imp. Auromastar. Bishop
Weed, Katie Powers, Roderck. Ethics and Frangi-
" " Fourth Racc-sls ,turongs-;Malster. es Nv.
minsl IL TO 5, second Peter Paul. los christian
TO l. third Time. 1:l8 30. Reidmorc, Elsie
Harris Mrs. Frank Foster Footlights Favorlte and
Slow Poke also ran
Firth RqScnne M One mile and sHtsGnthaack tS
ioe tBedelN, TO S, third. Time, 1855 S, Captain
Bob, Hyaclnthe Cashier. lmboden, Erne and Mint
SIKH Racc-onc mile and sixteenth-Augur.
1902 Cherry, TO ?, won: Fra Flllipo. o. (Hayes,
TO ?, second; Dance Music iOi Clohnsonl, 5 to i.
Fthel Van, Gallant Cassie, Marcos, All Scarlet and
al
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no vARsirl .MArCn NEXT YEAR,
ONforfl.t an,bridgc Won't ChaliCnge laic'
Harvard for 1910,

There wiil br no oxford -tHmnrdge- al'-
IIo,,,,rI ,,iorrotiunal track md rcld match
m ,D'H Iha' 'S' "''pt"'n" w. '''' s'ss'l'1 ,'t
'ho English universities. II was expected
generally that tho Dark and Light Blues
wpt.m challenge royr spring and come here
'"r t" 'n"'ch' o"t ~, W. -, e" '''"
America has been put on indefinitely,
An nvpnt now nccUrrins the mind of the
Dr,,Ish cnllrrians il the nlrmpic rarncs at
Athens lf"'h Apt, !! y" M"l 'ntTS',o, ,,.,n w,
and though Oxford ana Cambridge VIII ho'
be officially represented with teams. us has
been reported. ,puia a number Of varsity
~ -, - ,,i ,,,, ,oo,. .rh,v
mon Wi'' 'ta'e' on 'n'lr own n""N' ,,'" Nv,
arc Me7sfs. 'orn"alnS. Churchill, f'he'
Welsh and few others Several OF the on
ford officials we're received hv the King Of
,!roao., , I',,Ia MORA linn +, ve.k ago and
w., c.aria ~, We Inr ,o,l. as%oc,I r",ire Of
the Oxford president, who he thought was
hir enough TO 90 anywhere Spcakinr in
,,ar,a,, Eno,ish H., Nniost,. ,u,ss,ionad those
,, ,r ~, , u,1 @ ~ o,bieti" snor,s in
f,rl w % ,a1, oLL,nidor nr m re"ord Of
me Dn,ori ","e anu n,'"rt , ~ ,h u ,air mia
ou " '."IVrII n,hat ,hha rocn 40 vou
~ nn -, ftuurotim ava 70 n,hrid 90
En-, rs hsn"u II ,an ,,os and hohe
the Marathon race. was Churchllls reply.
and II evidently pleased the King. G.. :.
Robertson. the oxford hammer thr"wer.
who caIne to America with the London A. e.
team in iso5, was among those recognized;
in ,sos Aud do yo,i intend to come aGanS"
H1 o,ia, enf in MinS enra,ma,; ,a ;.s W. ""'"
rel!hea ID ,he M nIIlFInn,l n, 1rord and
ne annuhi an "H,,H Ia i JAR an, ~
Stanford bridge and the proGramme. vas
fnede UP OF nine events, Inc Dark Blles
The sun., 1905-12-16
RACING AT NEW ORLEANS.
FchodaIe Wins Seven Furlong Race at city
Park by Ten Lengths.

NEW ORLEANS Dec. Is. The card offered
at City Park this afternoon WAS made up
for mud runners and the horses that like
heavy ding had things all to themselves
Echodale who came from Washington a few
days ago was a starter in the second race,
at seven furongs and after being taken
back to last position and coming on strong
won by ten lengths, EChodal"'s performance
was the most spectacular onH seen in these
parts in many days.
First Race furlongs-Raln Devils. llS Mc-
Laughlin,, to !, won; Steve Lane. no 'TroAler
third. Time. l:?l 35. ManGuvre Hawthorne
Kitetail, Nutwood, Pluto. Esopus and The Wind
Second Race Seven furlongs, Echodalc, ilo
second; Tom Crabb, l03 II Young, to /. third
Time, l;3O 3.5, Town Moor, LaCache Blush,
Miss Shylock, Falkland and Narclssus also ran.
Third Race Five and n half furongs Laura
Hunter. ia tNicoh, TO .. won; Woodclalm l0i
CPieratU, 80 to l. second Precious Stone IA ,Tro1
Sir Andrew, Hardcastlc. Duchess Ollie and Race
Street also ran.
Fourth Race- one mile Belden, 80 tPctltu.
Alto l. won: Orbcular, 100 Romanelli TO S. second
(ilcncaire, aS CNishard, TO /. third: Time,
l:4V 5. Gros Grain and Follow the flag also
Fifth Race One mile and a sixteenth Attllla.
lOl GOwel, o to 10, won; Amberita, lO2 Heller
nam. 9 to /, second; Monochord lo7 tWIshgrd,
3 10 j. third Time, 1863 rs. Great Eastern, Tcte
Sixth Race SlA and half furlongs, Baron
Esher 100 %. Jones', ii to 10, won pillcr, 100
CRomanch. Is to !. second Signal Light lG.
&C. Norris, 80 10 third. Time. l:27 4-5 Rather
Royal, Escrjoy, Henry Ach Yorkshire, Clique.
Naran. Salt and Pepper and Miss Mamie L. also
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YANGER THE HINNER.
TiDtOn Siasher All But Knocks Out Abel
at the Hudson River 4. 4.

The hall OF the Hudson River A. C. on West
Thirty fourth street last night was crowded
and a good boxing programme was provided.
The main attraction brought ont Benny
langer. the Upton Slasher. and d Abel Of
Chicago for three rounds. Abrl was no
match for YanEer
Abel did well Tor about one minute in the
FIRST round. He led with the LETT and caught
iauRer on the ear and landed the right on
the head. Nanger missed n right counter
and Abel closed ia, Then Yauger back ed
away and came with a rush He swung
both right and left. catching Abell on the
Jaw and pnt him down Abel got up groggy
and Iangcr beat him to a standstiil. Abel
Cnme up for the second very tired and groGgy.
Nanger beat him down with punches on the
Jaw, Abel vas reclinG. and when a knock
our seemed inevitable Abe's seconds threw
up the sponge.
Young Lee met Charlie Murphy in the
opening hout. This was a fast affair. both
smuggling away for dear lfe Honors were
even. In the next essay Kid Curley won
from jim Ryan by us ny II straight left
Patsy Burke was no match for Young Wagner
After Wagner had sent Burke groggy with
a couple of wnllops Referee Johnny German
stepped in and called hoStities on Red
lop Tucker, and Tom Manney followed.
They tanned The air more times than they
struck each other But when they did land
there was something doing Tucker WAS
the better man.
Tommy Mango made .Terrv Iussgotz aur
In the second round With smashes on The jaw
LussCotz was so grogry that he tottered 10
his corner with difficulty. Johnny Burnes
of the New West side A. e. and Tony Straub
furnished a lively ill, he fnal preliminary
Strauh did the bulk Of the leading. but
Burnes's body, blows told and he had good
lead at the end,
The sun., 1905-12-16
RULES FOR scH00L FoOTnALL.
Less Trying Game for hoy Players Badly
Needed Says Arthur Irwin.

Arthur Irwin the has eball manager and
inventor Of the football score board. who
follows the Rridron game as closely IA any
body, says one thing the rules committee
needs to do very mitch Is to frame set of
rules for school teams separate from the rules
for the more maturcd college players. Irwin
is now located in Kansas City. and his sus-
geston is In line with that Of A. A. Stage. the
University OF Chicago member of the rules
committee. He says the sentiment in the
West is strongly in favor of having a game
for schoolboys that is less hard md trying
kind is not done the game IS in danger OF
being cut out by the Western schools, he
SAYS.
Il have seen the Canadian game a good
deal " says Mr. Irwin. Like Walter Camp,
| think it has points that we could well adopt.
One thing not allowed in the Canadian game
is interference. and interference Is one OF the
plays ] believe should be cut OUT of school
football. No interference the forward pass,
rule requiring the backs to run 1--WE yards to
he side are the changes would recommend
for school football. They would do away
with the banging and pounding. which are too
severe for boys.
III such game were arranged for the
schools and it worked out we'll it could then
be adopted by the college teams as we'll
The beauty of the forward pass is this Sup
pose the man with the ball gets clear and there
goal When he is about to be tackled he
looks around for team mate and passes the
ball to the latter. That saves him from being
tackled. there being no reason to tackle him,
and whatever chance there was of his being
hurt by the tackle is done away with.
The sun., 1905-12-16
Leg Broken In a Wrestling Match.

UTICA. Dec. II. In II Wrestling match
at the state Armnry tO-uiEit between Frank
Gotch and Yankee Rogers Rogers's right
leg was broken at the ankle six minutes after
the first bout W0s called Cotch H.! a scis.
sors hold on Rogers Who in attempting 10
wrestled at Lynn. Mass, to morrow night.
The sun., 1905-12-16
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r.

STATIONS. West 35d I'D s.. y. a
Time shown below is from Liberty 81 W.
2Sd St leaves 10 minutes earlier, except as no."
by designating marks r,,,,,. ,y,
EAST2N cH RTTHEHEM oS 4 AtbENToEsNo F.fE1 n
no. TO 40. 800 tb5.i5 Easton t, only p. N Sun
z4.So 4, ~. 90. 800 and e,ooP N v
wI56EsBABRf d6 AMP n,,T SCRANToN = %
Ia hARSRGk fNf2p 1H @ 90 L. NJ So s$o ''s
Lakewood and and LakshGrst @ @RS,to, '53 515 Liz,
ATLLAlfNi-TrIc cITY-.a4o4, NJ. .t,snpM at,
LqSS FSIF RFRfckH fRN4 ANb PAtSE
400: $50. ll.So a. NJ. Si?o, g+tS ,"o ya ~ "
ATEjIrtd 4 H toO iEpg5. Is p y yEApnGn7 Moxuo~1
AiNtfN BcH. EAST LoNG BRlSGH1 80! \ . - -
ii.9o A. NJ, IsO, i.so. $50. $50 p. NJ SuIa'h
p4fGAbEip4i% fG2 q NJ tpa Flo ? II MOO m.o 2,
400, m.5oO, m'eoo 200, 800, 900 ,o%F'
BALTfi8o9RiaE 9ia AND WASHINGTON ~Ho'
READING. HARRISBrRG, PoTTSNllIf !, .,Ss M
WIdblHNsfH3RTttG d5 NJ Hssdins aniS ~ 49, 5'
ResdpipsN; ca Po''sv''lc' Harrisburg only ''''
,psTsI Rsy car. @sl dny s STSFFs fFsmsSas s1ns'y
urdays. mDning car 1Sa,urdnys on}
From Twepty third Sttcc,,.z52Yo = +, Y 81
.ofness; Liberty St. West ?sG s. !, 4 >,''' "'g y
?el AZ. 1900, 1854 Rrondway;- ys-os 1s2 -, A. ,-l Nc
ia5th St 24S Columbus Av, Nov Won, Nh
SH, 500 Fulton ST; BTooslyn 500 h'"a1,Y' 5,, n!
iamsburC, New York TtSnsfcr [" ''".
W. G, BESLrR, Np... Al
Vice Pres, Gen Mgr. "''
The sun., 1905-12-16
new YORK, new HAVEN & HARTFORDE Es

Trains depart from Grand crn'r'. '.".
ST. and lh AV., as follows 'o' m
.!3tSo2 ~, a s.o6 ~ ,&9; 4. " y ,I,gn, G @
1900 p. NJ yia Springfield ''' Il
1900. 'ii:Oo y, N. ,.-.. .-r
WORCESTER & FlTCHM re- 49, ',,' ... p ,
LAKEVU.LE & NORFOLK IS " ...,n'
GREAT HARRINGTON. STolklI IH.'' . r,
PiTTSFlELD- 1850, . ~ ' VI ,,.,- ~
Ticket orNccS AT CGrand t.nII. ... q
ci25th ST. also AZ c26l, lls5, 'l2ii Is &c. ,6t
Square: cls2 fItlh Ays 90 90, '?',,.,, ,., .t '
In Brooklyn. cSs? $40 Fulton - ''' ,,q- II
.Daily. fE1ccp Sunday. 'Nr',- r"1
GStops AZ l2jth 81. sunday, on ,,; 81
ited. MAS dining car, Clalot .
tckets also,
The sun., 1905-12-16
New York Canoe Club Holds Annual Meet.
Ing and Election

The New York Canoe Club held its annual
meeting and election on Thursday night at
the Hotel Astor The election OF officers and
trustees who will assume their duties on
January l next was as follows.
Presidcnt-Lou s. Tremann secretary, c. Fred
Speidel; pnrser, George, $ MorrSSry; commodore
D. y. Allerton; captain. William Yclland. Jr.
Trustees-R. =. Hawthorne and &. A. Bennett
Auditing Committee 4. Robinson. Harry
MCCaughley and |. NJ. Dean.
The sun., 1905-12-16
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
II RAILROADS,
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave West ?sd street 10 minutes earlier. except
midnight train leaves II 80 p. m.
Lv.l.iberty street 500 am, Except Sun. Buffet.
1000 am. Daily. Diner
1900 noon. Daily. Diner
zoo pm, Daily. Bufet
Royal Limited 400 pm, Daily. Al Pullman
Lr Liberty street 800 pm Daily. Diner.
1OO pm. Daily. BUFFET
l2l5 night. Daily. Sleepers
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO THE WEST
Leave New York city. 2Sd St Liberty ST
Chicago, PittsburE, Sleeper ll:50 D. m, i2:l5 MT
Chicago. Columbus, Diner 1880 a M 1900 mn
PittsburR. Cleveland Lind $50 pm. 400 n m
"Plttsburg Limited" Buffet $50 pm, 700 p m
Cincinnati, St. Louis. Sleeper II: so m I2u5n't
Cincinnati. st. Louis, Diner $50 I'M 1000 A m
Cincinnati. st. Louis. Diner $50 y IN. 600 n m
Oft1ces: POI, 434, 1900 broadway, q Astor House
los Greenwich So. 25 Union square W. sol Grand
81, y. Y; &3 Fulton st. Brooklyn; 23d st, and
Liberty 81.
After y. m, Sleeping Car Reservations and fun
information regarding trains etc. can be obtained
at Bureau Of information baltimore q Ohio r. r
I'D ST. Terminal, Phone No, Chelsea 3l44. "
The sun., 1905-12-16

Hurry Up" Yost. the energetic coach Of the
University of Michigan eleven, has come out
as n strong advocate of Walter Camps ten
yard rule, which may be adopted as the only
means of saving tho game of college foot
bail Nost says the ten yard rule will be
bcncOt in that it will permit the quart erback
10 pass the bah forward TO halfbaCk while
both are on their own side of the scrmmage
lire. Yost also says that the rule will make
the game not only open but m;h faster than
Il is at present because the uacEs can get
under way before the bail is rcC't wed by the
quarter. Tho Camp rule n present looks
Ike a certainty unless the new Harvard COM
mi,aee provides some sort of blockade. -.
The sun., 1905-12-16

The Western Jockey Club is slowly patch
ing up it's fences for long fight with the
American Turf Association. The latest move
by John Condor, the leader Of the Western
Jockey Club forces, is move to establish n
track at Denver to replace the old strong
hold in Chicago Condor and his allies have
arranged to hold race meets next year AT
Detroit, Iatonia Fort Erie and other new
points where Edward CorriEan has hitherto
been solid. The present fight in New Orleans.
from bookmaking point OF vew has demon
strated the fact that at City Park the ring
is practically open to all legitimate layers,
while at the Fair Grounds, the Celia Adler
titles syndicate is wholly in control of the
speculations. II will be recalled that Celia
when he applied for membership in the Nets
last summer. was promptly backballed.
although later he was said to have provided
the hankrolls for several impecunious mem
hers of this rganiaation. Corrgan and his
friends have fought the Celia syndicate
from the first. and that seems TO be one Of the
chief causes for the present warfare.
The Lamar register., 1905-11-29

or. while all the attorneys Of Lamar
were present, except Mr.. CRANKY Hill
yer, who was i'll. A most delightful
time was spent in conversation and In
card playing, and then dainty supper
was enjoyed by the guests. After sup
per and over the cigars, a flow Of con-
versation and amusing anecdotes occu-
pied the time, until some one discover
ed that time had flown swiftly. All
agreed that General Goodale and his
wife had enabled their guests to spend
thoroughly enjoyable evening.
E. E. Pike returned from Denver yes
terday morning. Mr.. Pike went TO ST.
Anthony's hospital about six weeks ago
to have an operation performed. AL
though a dangerous one, he survived
the ordeal and is in better health than
for many years. He lost about thirty
pounds in weight, but looks better for
1t. His many friends will be glad to
know of the fortunate result.
The Lamar register., 1905-11-29
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see mo.
L. WRIT MARKHAM.
J. * DOv5IETE
City EdItor

DR.. Noyes has moved into the L. F.
Adams house on 3rd street.
Rev. Houston, Of Indiana, will preach
at the Christian church next Sunday
morning and evening.
Tomorrow will be Thanksgiving day,
and il you have nothing yourself to be
thankful for, be thankful that others
have.
Ray Pilloud was In Lamar over Sun
day. visiting among his friends and re-
lstions. Ray thinks Lamar is q pretty
good place.
]. s. McMurtry Of Holly spent Mon
day in Lamar, attending to business
matters relating to real estate deals in
the eastern part Of the county.
Fred Mathews, the hustling life in
surance agent, has been Lamar visitor
the past weed. He has good company
and is writing lots Of policies here.
Juan Etchart, Miguel Etchart and
Francisco Rominez, of Las Animas, are
here today interested in a contest that
is keeping the land officials busy.
Tho Social Circle of the Presbyterian
church will meet Friday afternoon, Dec.
1st, with Mrs. Chas. Wright and Mrs.
]. D. Martin, at the latter's homo,
A new choir has been organized at
the Methodist church, and good music
may now be expected at the Sunday
services. There has been no choir for
the past few weeks.
MRS. j. A. Psyne's large doll will be
given away on Dec. IA. From now un-
til that date there will be great re-
duction in price Of all millinery regard
less Of cost. Call and see her.
The Lamar register., 1905-11-29

Charles A. Stokes, Of the law firm Of
Sherman & Stokes, of Denver, was here
on Monday, attending to some title bus
iness for Denver parties, who had trad
ed for property in the eastern part of
the county.
There is nothing prettier than nice
photograph for an Xmas present. Come
early as it takes time to finish them we'll.
Phone Black 422.
| PAUL DENNING,
Photographer.
Thoe. Griffith, Of Granada, was La.
mar visitor on Tuesday. Mr.. Griffith,
who was formerly commissioner from
his district, has sold all his property
there and will leave in a few days for
California to make his home.
The first meeting Of the Prowers coun
ty Teachers Association will meet at
Holly, Dec. 8. From present indications
there is every promise Of an enthusiast
&c meeting. Let every teacher Of this
county make q special effort to be pres
ert.
A number of the young friends of
Henry Scott got together last Friday
evening and surprised the young man
by appearingiat his home. and taking
possession. OF course they had heaps
of fun and they bad taken eatables along
for a feast, too.
The ladies of the Catholic church
gave a fair and supper at the Presby-
terian church building on last Thurs
day and Friday evenings. 1t was one of
the big affairs Of the season in all respects
and the patronage was most liberal.
They netted handsome sum for the
church.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Social
Circle, will hold Bazaar, Friday, the
18th of Dec. They expect to have a
one thinking Of subscribing or renew
ing their subscription for the Journal or
Saturday Evening Post, we will take it
as favor if they will leave their names
with US.
Wood & Ward in Two Merry Tramps
packed the opera house last Saturday
night, even standing room was hard
to secure. Tho audience was we'll
pleased with the evenings entertain
ment, and as the play has been present
ed here twice before, it may be said
that it takes Lamar crowd. 1t is full
of fun, which never let's up.
Hon. G. G. Goodale entertained the
district court and the members of the
local bar association at his elegant home
last Friday night. Judge Northcutt,
District Attorney McHendrie and Stem
ographer Rogers were the guesta Of hon
The Lamar register., 1905-11-29
How Is
YOurHeart?

Is your pulse weak, too slow,
too fast, or does it skip a beatl
Do you have shortness Of
breath, weak or hungry spells,
fainting, smothering or choking
spells, palpitation, fluttering,
pains around the heart, in side
and shoulder; or hurt when
lying on left side?
If you have any of these
symptoms your heart is weak
or diseased, and cannot get
better without assistance.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
strengthens weak hearts, and
rarely ever fails to cure heart
disease. Try it, and see how
quickly you will find relief.
About January 1s. 1909. took
and gradually grew worse; ! was told
Sy Vas ny y nsshbors snat fs
limbs M saH and fseg body we We're swoilen s to one:
water had collected around my heart.
For at least three months I had to sit
erins. I sent for five Bottles OF Dr.
Miles Heart Cure. and by the time
had taken them all was entirely
cured. feel better than l. have for
twenty years. and I am able Ito do
any kind of work on my farm, MY
hadn't been for DR.. Miles Heart Cure
I would now be in my grave"
L. T. CURD. Wilmore, Ky.
Or. Miles Heart Cure 10 sold BY
your druggist, who will guarantee that
the first bottle will benefit. II Il falls
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind
The Lamar register., 1905-11-29
Lamar Souvenirs

There is no more appropriate token for a
distant friend than one of our Lamar souven-
irs. Our line this year is entirely new, and
shows many fine buildings and scenes, includ-
ing the sugar factory. They will go like hot
cakes. Order early.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-12-29
SAD CHRISTMAS FOR LOGGER
Is Said to Have Lost His Sweetheart and
His Roll.
Tacoma News.

It is q scurvy trick that Santa Claus
has played on NJ. Hillburn, logger. It
is q matter OF . petticoat and rather
more important to Q man OF 55, and
that's Hillburn's age, than the mere
overlooking OF q stocking.
Hillburn used to live in Tacoma, but
has lately been working in q logging
camp down Olympia way. Now and
then he visited Tacoma and upon one
of these excursions he met q pretty
chambermaid employed in . Pacific
avenue hotel. He was soon head over
heels in love with her aud she promised
to marry him. he says, on Christmas
day. He came to Tacoma Saturday
with $50. He spent So for q wedding
suit and 81 for a shave, haircut and
dinner. Then he called upon her.
She embraced him affectionately, he
says. They arranged to meet later in
q saloon. But his betrothed came not.
Waiting exaggerated his thirst and he
called for drink. He then discovered
that his roll of ISL was missing. He
Immediately connected the roll and
the girl, and told his story to the police.
At the same time he doesn't want 10
believe that the woman robbed him.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-12-29

MONEY, on call, ran up to l25 per
cent. in New York yesterday.