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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10

about him than eat pumkin- pie. So whenever |
run across any poem or any little piece about
Thomas Jefferson, I'd learn it by heart and then
90 and recite it to Uncle Bige, and he'd always
give me quarter and sometimes a haf-dollar
when the piece eXtry good.
| don't see why they wasn't writ about
Thomas Jefferson. That a mighty easy way
of making pocket-money; but along toward the
last | had hard work finding even one a week, till
it got so bad l had to take other poems and put
Jefferson's name in instead of Washingtons and
Franklins and others. Uncle Bige nearly
caught me day when l startcd to say
Listen, my children, and you shall hear
OF the midnight ride of Thomas Jefferson
He said Thomas jefferson never took midnight
ride but that it was a fellow named Rivers.
| finally convinced him that he'd remembered
it wrong! but I'd have been in tight place if he
hadn't been mighty willing to be convinced. That
time is past and gone, and have to make my
pocket-noney chopping the winter wood.
1t don't pay we'll poetry, and amt half SO
improving.
1t happened this way. One day Uncle Bige got
a letter from New-York saving that his second
cousin, Ebenezer Wilkins. had just died leaving
property worth a million dollars, and that his
only daughter P.ale, aged ten, having near
relatives, was left to Uncle Bige's care, and that
he to take care of the money too till she come
of age. The money would be tied up in the courts
for a month so, but if he would send twenty
five dollars for railroad fare, etc. little Rosie would
be sent right away.
Uncle Bige couldn't remember about Cousin
Ebenezer for some little time, but finally it all
come back to him, and he told how he had give
Cousin Ebenczer ten dollars when he was
hard up, and how good deed never goes unre-
warded but bread cast upon the water comes back
after many days He said that he thought he'd
better go to NewYorl hisself and bring the dear
little girl back to her future home. He said no
doubt she sad and lonely and would be glad
to loving face; besides he said he thought it
his duty to drop tear Cousin Ebenezer's
grave and that the flowers kept fresh.
| declare it almost made cry to hear him. But
| managed to bear up
Uncle Bige" | says could get
word in, Il think mebbe you'd better take me
along. Not that l want pertic'erly to co. l says,
but fer dear little Rosie's sake. She'll like to
have somebody of her age" | says,
to keep her company while you're away tendin' to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10

But before he could
say anything more
the train come in,
and we hurried
out to the plat
form, and Uncle
Bige kissed us and
climbed on board.
and the bell rung
and the steam spit
out, and | tell you
| felt mighty blue as
| watched it pull
away! But | didn't
have much time to
think about it, for
Aunt Mary hustled
me into the buggy
and we drove back
home as fast as
Billy could hoof
it.
Aunt Mary had
decided that Rosie
was to have the up
stairs spare bed
room, SO we took
everything out of it,
and she cleaned it
while | beat the
carpet. | had to
work so hard that
| was most dead
by evening and did
mt eat any supper
to speak of and
went to bed right
away, Next morn
ing we tackled down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10

" ES, uncle BlSe
I is still a
d e m o CT a t,
but nobody dares
to mention Thomas
Jefferson to him
any more. He was
always one of them
Democrats who
never look for any
thing on the ticket
but the rooster. He
was nominated for
road supervis or
once, and he says
that a man must be
faithful to the party
what honors him.
He saws that Gro
yer Cleveland
But it was about
Thomas Jefferson
| was going to tell.
Uncle Bige used to
think that Thomas
Jefferson was a close
second to the AL
mighty. He al
lowed that if 1t
hadn't been for
Thomas Jefferson
this country would
still be taking or
ders from the Brit
ish; he said that
Thomas Jefferson
was the greatest
man that ever lived,
and he'd sooner talk
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-06-10

A man going By the uame II Harry
Palmer MAS arrested Sunday morning
by Patt0lsmau Klsppenbeig ~ 30 Haa
shout 70 hoard ~ ea,ly electric train
for Spokane. lie VAS charged with
passing forged checks 90 Edward
Swain aud II. HoisIngtou. The
checks we're drawn on the First
National bAuk OF Spokane for slO
each, made payable 10 bearer aud 10.
hnrsed By Palmer. Tbs prisoner Was
locked NJ until Monday morning
Ahsn be had bearing before Justice
chamleFiln and pleaded guilty to tho
charge. lie was given thirty days
IN ihs county jail aud consiable
Roper saw him securely located be-.
hind the bars. Il Il said that Pal
ner has been maEEled bat a few
week. He got of Rllh q light Fen.
ten -.
Miss Ilens ii. Mason and tso
.isteTs, came from SPOKANE about
tlFs weeks ago for tbs bsnsllt Of her
health aud took up their temporary
abode 10 the FaIriamb co tage 81 Sll.
yer 5each. Th, young isdy was
ibout - years IL hge ahd suffering
from tuheFeniosls AMI IL was lhorl 1t
be change might 10 her god. Sal.
1Fiay eEening the had visited some
u The neighboTa ami vas somewhat
exhausted from elimbiug The iuus
iieht II s'airs II ihs cottage, aud
ssnt % bed feeling tired. During
be nieht she ealle I her sisters aud
heJ found Der Il dying condition
Neighbors wee nuiintl and brother
~ sTosa1a seat f9r ~ arritHd
iuaasT 'aoFniaE ali 1t w4s Decided
a sufr her "a ihe cdh,l.e eemeiers.
fhe iautr.i took place M9uiay after.
ao9n 81 e'ciork fran The CBfhoiis
hafeh. Father Purcell olBelailpg.
ler Lame AIS M Wsiia W-lla.
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TIE CHURCHES.

There wiii be al address n men
sunday ereaiag at ~. Luks's Elis-
opal charrh, Ali srs iavitsd.
} The swe1ish Lnihsun's will fold
services sunduy At 900 e'cioeh &. NJ.
Il the Presbyterian clutch. A cor.
iial iuEitation 20 all the sAedisL
.peaking people of tits community
q I'll soFTiceA A flasa Of cate
'uHpsns IL orRanISei sud meets every
saturday eVenlug ~ 80 at The
aons Of ths pastor. ,Snns
.,sopis 10 tails vicinity. % - -.
erau faith. who are net JET come ESQ.,.
aFs invlIe1 20 become members Ct
his eiasa Whichever language is
tietrTred ~ the individual mSmbeF
- used II thr instructions
The prestytsri.R people = 10 ciro
shs entire day Go the rrliRions iutsr.
-sls Of ihs ynunF PEOPLE next snu.
tag. The Sabbath school viii meet
a. ususl. and the pastor win preach
At tho morHiuR seFvies on The Gar.
lru % Youth. and the Church =" The
hiliiFn's day sAsFri.es uill he given
TSP. N. Offerings for sabbath
shoots and infectious IN our own
home land wili be gathered al both
srFticea.
Rev AMI Mrs. I.lsbesiaud bell
spea honne Tor the uew uemhers II
the Presbyterian ehuica Thursday
evening o. the lat tao months
iasnty tao rursnns hsve nuiiei With
she church. aud thee fsmiiIrs aud
tho atficrrs % thn church acre elsen
ga opportunity 10 Rut acquainted Ia
: surist usy, A delightful program
music. rpaiiugs aud rccitaiions
sas rendered and sui ahlo refresh.
nsuis nsra served.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-06-10

baia Judge Mccrea. He had stolen a
rife, watrh and q knife from q.
Foster, Ut ilanser Junction. 90 May
30th. The Toys mother wss notified
Of his arrest and appeared aud asked
that be DO committed 70 The reform
school. as be was incorrigable. and
was always into trouble. ilo had
run ARay from home aud vas stop
ping at EanseF when be stole tho
articles from Foster. This lie the
flrst case that has arisen In Kootenai
county under the new juvenile
olfendeFs' law passed by the last
session Of The legislature, which gives
The probate judge jurisdiction in
such cases.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-06-10
BUSINESS BRIEFS

A dancing class Tor ladies aud
gentlemen will tc rrsnai7cd at BLACK
we'll park pavilion Thursday cgca.
Ing. June II at a.l o'rlces Dare
ing teuebt Ia "a HrFfesiaaHl ear
First lesson frae ~ a Conl j.,
instructor
Your uev suit Ger ha Faaas I'd
3uiy must o. ers ss Dto
T " Case ile iaIs $50 rrsr
De wilt please yaH
II you arc poiag to So a. .
have q Y C#e. 6as Or raae
year wedding snif ue caare4 81
large stock 10 eict, fraH
when sou vast a mi! Il clrthos.
pants OF overcoaf, So Ia 1. v. Case,
the taller. lie cat measure yuu
correctly. Ito earrse, laegc line ~
all priced goods
Wanted 10 ,ent-A good piano.
Call at this Office for information.
We have Just rocelved a car OF
sugar aud are now ia position to
supply all our customers at lowest
market price. Idaho Mercantile Co.
Furnished housekeeping rooms for
rent. Inquire AZ Press otilec.
Ceretaua tiour Is The best.
For hack srrvice, call up sue
Occur d'Alene Drug store.
While At Spokane, eas at the Model
Bakery Cafe, $40 SpragIe Ave.
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n.I..lI.. I...,. rr....

Any one suffering alih kidney or
bladder trouble rau set. abrolui.ly
free, one full siys box Il DeBeil's
Kidney Pills. These pills a,e for
sale by the EoeaT a'Aiene Drug
Store, aud TO Introduce them the
manufacturer will accep, this coupon
for full retail price IN the purchase
Of one box. Cut out aud send TO
G. w. Beggs, Sens Co Chicago, III
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-06-10

An druggists are Authorized Is
the manufacturers q ngAsen's CaiHrih
Cure 20 ieinrd the money Nhere il
fails "a cure Gsy easo q Caiurfh 10
matter q how long siHndlrg 4 Is
pleasant TO take aud cue HPplicnlann
gives Tass an1 rect. Ihis IL sn
associate cure aud the only csenrh
remedy soiJ ON a positive guarantee
-uo cure. no nay. Price so cents
For saie BY the Occur d'Aiena Drug
Store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-06-10
June IO.iuly Is.

Mlisaukee, Wisconsin. June goth.
1905. For tho Hbnve occasion, the
Northern Pacific Railway compu ;
aiil seli round trip tickets 10 Mil.
sRnker, at the following rates A;
sda so, date Of sale June 18th and
10th. Limit. going June goth; finat
limit for return sixty days from date
Of rale. Various routes. For par
ticulars call on
S. q. KITCHEN.
Agent
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Notice l. hereby given that sm
prepared 10 PAP the following KoOt.
suRi county warrants with Iuiereai
as.rued thereon:
Cuireat Expense fuud Series ~
,ao3 Warrants No. $50 70 No. Gal.
= lsnusry a5th. 1919. inclusive.
sd Fassl -Spriet of
,oosl 10Th. For 10, .,a -
sen,.,r ,oT,hern Pac
Gsnsrsi ne lS,' Series az
1903: Warrant Issued Feb.
rnsry 18th, 1904.
Interest ceases 10 days after flrsi
pnblleHtinn - ibis notice. Date Of
iirst puhiiratinsf Of this call. JuDe
10th. 1905.
Dated Ra'hlrIn. June 9Th. 1905.
Csi fed' GEO. II. ROSS,
Treasurer.
june iO-iuiy Is.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-06-10

Tho Rocky Mountain Bell Tele.
phone company has purchased q lot
% by 100 feet facing on Second
street, opposite tie Bancroft hotel.
which wiil be improved By the cree
tiou Of steele and concrets fireproof
building Is DO used rs division head
qHa,teFs aud for the home Of she local
exchange. This building viii not be
erected antiI next year, but II "a 10
be . moaern telephone structure ar
ranged exclusively for that purpose.
One Of she latest systems will 10 in-
stalled with the completion Of The
building. Ia the mean time the
company wiii occupy the coraer room
"a The new hotel building. A. q.
Miller. ihe division superintendent.
informs us that many Improvements
are to be made al nnce Ia the Feiyice
sud the company intends 10 max 2
this ems of ss chief ielepha, eenlers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-06-10

Some day you will get = lad scare,
sten you feel pain IN your bowels.
,ud tear appendicitis Safety 'es
~ D.. Kings New Life pills, q
sute fuf ali bowel and stomach Dis.
= q. such a. bCHdache. biliousncss,
stiterrFs, etc. Guaranteed /, Ri the
z'oenr d'Alene Drug store. Sig %
eelts Try them,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-06-10
SEws OF TOWN AND COUNTY
lNshrh Fnlloa "a spending fen
de-. ia Wallace.

Jnshrh Fhllon u Speeding q feA
de-. . IN Wallace.
hFl J. o. Linsley. ot Spokane. Is
Waiting hsr Sister Mrs. -. = Masuu.
uitu, % Mr. aud Mrs. Robert II
i.l'sr. shnr.isy, june $, daughter.
hll Griloskl has opened a sale
shep ID tbs room adioiaiug lisdal's
I4ussata st7sr
- II Hais. sashior 81 ths nan1 ed
CsmHrsea wsliacs. vac seller il
tHe city Ncnlay.
81 r nsta4. ia. of Elliott, loss.
caa'ta u ties FiYna. is spseaiAs
les days - tls eity
49, sal Mrs. Il. G. Thamsr. o
flhtsbgEs, 49,. paFeals q ~, :.
IhoHsa, aie hvte 10 locate.
nF, Ptlslrr. tbs celebrated 81. Panl
sys specialist. uili be al Hotel Autles
sgaia Jane II 10 20. Esaiuiaa,ioa
iFen.
TleEsis for 81. cyrli school com.
msnesmeas. Nhleh ulil ~ hsId on
1uue -, are bou ON sale ~ ths
Lakeside Pharmacy.
~ for any Nasou subscribers laii
60 receive lhair pspVE. AZ uilI b.
Flsassi 10 aabply tho dslicleBey b.
HpPlyias to The aifioo.
". NlgFo aad A. l.. Rauch have
oFcnad tcs ard coGiee bus acaa ~
tbo Fistiroa block. Thsy will sls,
carry = iiUa ~ eroetsFy sod glass
uare.
TIE Bsa drug store baiidinR Of J.
SrhsF saus.n. 90 FaaTth street tp
psssiiS hs Audilugalm, wAs rnmpiets.i
Tbs iitsi e toe usvk sud Ne. hcl -.
mansau has mott8 bic stock 10 the
Res quarters lie has q tvFy ueaI
aud euHtsairat room.
Tirsi 0al. uorH cat uonan cauuoi
slssr. eat or work; seems ns u sit
puaid o. 10 pieces. iioiIlsisr's
Rucky Moaniaiu Tea makes strong
NERVES 4 itch blood 80 cents.
lea % b -. Cosar d'AIeae Drug
store
Il y. Pautsw aud uitc. u sbau
. auz, Wis., spcut irw days In the
els Visiting Nr. SID Mrs lien. =
S,eoio Ar Par.iup is a cousin 81
ar . colo
Naz diEsti5u sHd atim lsita,
rerfr Z Makes uva rtvi - - sn.
hape Tha = Wb1 inliis',r.t 30. -
Moan ain Tss vii 4, AtBlr lef
epa ck AL asak. - csugs. tea ),
tablets C'ear a'Alous D,ag stufa
" II ismsfvta. gtajus iran
the Lssts Cam eyre,si s,hral. o
Clark fuu. Washington, has Uerpmr
trsi lent oI The CITY ard taken >
position eit1 A,cia 4 Burasu
" ~ Ncfmla . hat coli 81
E'osory depntneN 10 liyroa R,u
rhsw. Otto Schmidt All leroy Wrs.
ioa. faer sill take charso q the
eau" Juiy !. SIR MeFatAna vii
rrpli ITO his furaishitR lu1is But
frss
Itf.u eart p rrti : fies "a de.
lRhtful ale
rt. ts tgj iFeif tsit,
##t rs affv ffa
taHtt E =
, ams
u N
ha
aff
1ae shl
= ,se Ha
lft 6aHe
t#se su f}zHeFue
Ebr Iaag8e gol.cga ca5als, o.
$ aur. ,aiyt rHr an "a
E,dua nrados aaI uruHs uuI atstr
military mayc nsuta Tacy we're 10
fpeelcl hv Maior O'Hticu. Who fauud
them ,efy ttIicient ~ military tattes;
a bull game was one % the interest.
= ing features OF the day.
rho Coenr d'Alsue llost club has a
forcn 81 mer ~ Wu,k huil eng some
large Huats un Witch u Will erect a
bout house. The house Will he
anchored to piliue n trout OF Black
we'll park, The I'M r1trmenis Will
b" cheap affair compaied % The
building which tue ,lab Wisbed "a
rui az on tbs shore Ten lug the
ground owned bS the city, but ii will
answer The putpusp.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-06-10

Featured Batss by n. itgnway.
Epvurih League meet Denver,
ilIy to 0; Ealges meet 4 Denver.
Nngut ~ 10 %: Opleopatbic a..
mcis'iaa mectinR, Denver, August
Il 81 u. &. 4, r. cucampmeut.
p.ars-. September 10 Z. For the
81 81 ucaaigaa the Northern Pacific
ttaer ctflasv aili sril round trip
IFa0r st rate % $50
rr,h lese7e. June
8a as# tt going llmii lulg
l.s aaA epathe. Ausu-t
#saa5H Iiuit August s
aH Ibid So. going
bH l1naS limit
aus 8r 5a JIn ol salt Var.
powers within limifs
aeaf cstIHE Cbilderu halt the
rte rs.cf.
9. Il. KITCHEN,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-06-10

satntn - Aa,,. - Il suH \ eek.
Thee uts upnmou ailments for
WHICH ghanherlain' Pain Balm is
r-reriully talusbr. II promptly
Applied Il will mve you time, money
aud sggptinv ahcn troubled with any
Que .he.e ailments. For sale by
The 4 IA. '''st ns.ic Store.
NaIBtI j ~ AIS WATERLOO
u at-
Namt.ah, af ~ riau, Frenchmsn sent
-, Rstorm Seheol.
Napolrsu lluubmrle johnson, a
buy nt nboit eleven years old was
seuienced - The Idaho industrial
reform srhaol, last Saturday, BY Pro.
The Washington times., 1905-11-19

Souvigny. 112; Reidmoore. 112; Lancast-
train. 10: The Clown. III; Tickle. io9; DR..
CofTey, 109: vi Q, 100; Mollie Donohue,
1o9; Mary Morris, 100.
Third race-Handicap; steepleehase;
selling: about two miles. Woolgatherer.
los: Cherry Fighter, 80; Butter Ladle.
Ifs; Son Of Erin, 145; Billy Ray, IA; Cur
rant, 1873 NutcrackeT. 142; Black Deatn.
40: Parn &ssus. .13s; Nolantine. l3i; Fol
low on, 135; War Paint, 134; Seventh
Ward. l32; Rockmart. 1S2.
Fourth race-SeIling; two-ycar-olds
six furlongs; old course. Mintia, no.
Reidmoore. 10: Tickle. 10I; l5r- Coffey'
1e5: Blue Pirate. Io5; Grevilla. 100; So
Clety Bud, i02; sMerlingO, 100; ~Incorrigi-
HE. 81, FWild Blossom, g.
Fifth race-SeiIing. three years old and
up; one mile and fifty YARDS: old course.
Eokonao. I12: Irish Witch. l09; Banker.
107: Amberjack, 105; Foxy. I04; blue
Buck. 1Oi: cottage Maid. l04; YER
moss, 90; Gambler, ss; sDelphie. ss
sixth race-TIandicap four yeaT-olds
and up; one mile and an eighth: old
course Ormondes Right. lis; Ostrich
IFS; Pretension. us; Jack Young. los
Hippocrates. 105; Peter Paul, 1O4; Louis
r.. Sc: Solon Shingle. 50; Caronal &
Stroma. s..
sADprenffce allowance claimed.
The Washington times., 1905-11-19
FhVORITE BENV0LI0
CAPTURED LONG RACE

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. 1s-The
feature event mere this afternoon was the
four-mile Endurance Stakes on the fiat,
which WAS won by the favorite, Benyo-
lio The weather was cloudy and the
track fast. Summaries:
First ~ace-SIx and 3 half furlongs.
Columbia Girl. ? to ], Won; Woodlands,
even. second: Marco, 10 !, third. Time,
:2l Is.
Second race - steeDlechase. short
course Jim Crow, 10 ?, won; Hand
Vice. 4 to /. second. Creolin. TO /;
third. Time, 3:05.
Third race-AIiIe Princess Orns. )
10 !. won. Cigarlighter. 10 TO /. second 4;
Miss Rifle. to ?. third. Time. 1:4l Is.
FoE.th race-Four miles. Benvolio. s
10 3 won: Curate. 3 20 /. second: The
Bobby, 10 /, third. Time. 7:22 2-5.
Fifth race-Five and a half furlonsS.
Awawesaug. even. won Marvin Neal. ?
to 1. second; Utah. 10 10 I. third. Time,
1:0T As.
: Sixth race-One and one-Eixteenth
miles. Savoir Faire TO ), won: Little
1 Boy, 70 ]. second; Dr.. Hart, to !,
! third Time 1-47 3-5.
The Washington times., 1905-11-19
FLIP FLAP EASILY
BEATS OUT DlS0BEDlENT
Continued srom First Page

>
got him away well. but he was outrun
in the early stages. On the turn he
was last and didn't look TO have
chance. but Peter Paul and Jetsam. the
pacema kers, stopped and Louis II. fair
ly ran over his field in the last quar-
ter. winning off by himself. Peter Paul
was second and Sailor Boy third. Jack
Young did not run I'D TO his best form.
He can do much better.
The Summaries.
First Selling: for three-year-old
and upward: seven furIongs. Jack Nc
keon, los tHelgerson). - TO ]. Woni
F'leur de Marie. Io5 (Jones). IS to ., sec
J. third Time. .2s is. Maid Of Tim
buctoo. Burning Glass. Paul Clifford,
yachting Girl. King Fox II, Highborn,
/ JaIinon BAH Guess, Rob Roy. Syivania,
and Tom Cod also ran
Second race-For two-year-old maid
ems; five furlongs- Rickey, 1o9 20 NeilD. j..
5 10 .. won; Nellie Burn. los (Murphy),
, 10 ]. second: Edict 1os CHelgesen), p
/ Genfisn. Santa Susanna, Bette
Boancer, Bob EdRren, Majority. Water
Course, Humpty DumpJy, The Scold'
/ O-ifiamme. Eurlpides, Miss Lingardi
PaeOn. and Lloyd Griscom. also ran
Third race-Steeplechase; for four
year-olds and upward: TWO and one-hali
miles ExpansiOnisI 150 (Heider}, q
J. won; " oOigatherer. 153 (Gallagher),
TO ,. second; Tom Cogan. 155 (Ray1, tc
/ I, third Time, SOS. Dick Roberts feii
Fourth rsce--Fourth Grand Consoia-
( fion; Tor tHO-year-olds; seven furlongs
j Zip Flap. III SHAW. 70 ), won; Dis
obedient 107 (Jones). 3 70 !, second
/ Monterey. 10 0O'Neii3, 10 to I. third
/ Time. 1;S7 Zienap. Arklirts, Jane.
/ Keddick and Pater also ran
Fifth racs-For four-y year-olds and up
{ wards one mile and forty yards. Race
1 King 107 fa1IFIerl, ,@S-tc ). won; Merr.
/ Enofs- f87 fRomaneIsi). = 70 / second
/ ST Valentine 107 fDickson). 10 5. third
! Time. 1.52 3-5. Mar5oranl, Royal Window
and Csronal also ran.
J Sixth race-Flandicap; for three-year
nIds and upward: one and one-sixteentl
] miles Louis II 81 (AIiller). 13 10 8. won
Peter Paul, 104 (ChTfstian). ? TO !, second
Sailor Boy, q tSpFinger), 10 10 ! third
/ Time. 1-fs. JACK Young and Jetsam alsi
ran.
The Washington times., 1905-11-19
E. o. whitford Co.'s Speciality.

After twelve years of steady progress
the E o. Whitford Company has reach
ed the forefront of it's particular line of
business-that OF commission merchants
II handles butter. eggs and cheese al
most exclusively, and its business last
year amounted TO three-quarters of a
million Of dollars.
The firm was established in 1898 by
z. o. Whitford, who is now president of
the company. Mr.. Whitford was but
nineteen years of age when ne started
the business. He was formerly connected
with the Armour packing house.
The best-lEnoWn product OF the firm is
Red Clover creamery butter samples
OF which are 20 be exhibited at the pure
food show at Convention Hall next
month.
The Washington times., 1905-11-19
LADY GOODRICH IN
HAMBURG HANDICAP

san FRANCISCO, Nov. 1s.-The
Hamburg Handicap at one mile and a
sixteenth, and the San Handicap for
two-year-olds, were the drawing cards
at Oakland today
The Hamburg resulted in a sensa-
tIonaI race-e San Nicholas. the first
choice, led most OF the way and in a
furious drive 90 the wire. to stall of
Reservation, Davis. on the favorite, al
lowed Lady Goodrich TO gain a couple
OF lengths by taking the rail and the
last named poSed her nose in front just
under the wire. San Nicholas was a
neck ahead OF Reservation.
Nagazam. good one from the Jen-
nings stable. was installed choice in the
San Handicap and won after a hard
drive to catch I'm Joe. Sir Edward ran
disa ppointingly.
Four favorites won.
The Washington times., 1905-11-19

second half. was Yale able TO gain sub
stantially in that direction. Once Morse
got clean around left end and ran for
thirty yards. Knox, wnon Yale Hsat N
during the last few minutes. proved fast
and clever. Room. who displaced Wee
der in order 10 bolster up the left sid
of Yale's line on the defense, was in
valuable. An instance which shows the
tenacity with which all OF the Yale
players followed the bali was the quick
ness OF Forbes. the left tackle, in catch
ing a punted ball. which had struck the
ground and bounded toward the Prince
ton goal He galloped twenty yards
with it before being downed