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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
PURELY PERSONAL

Mrs. Sarah Haffley ana Mrs. Geo.
Atcher left yesterday morning for a
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09

Miss Amanda Gross and Miss Susie
Mum, Of Cape Girardeau, Mo, arr
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09

Mrs. G. Schuize, acc mpanied hy
her granddaughter Miss Mabel Autn
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
MEMORIAL SERVICES.

7. O Q r. Memorial services al
Beech Grove anu villa Ridge sunday.
June IT, Train leaves Union station
az p m. The public cordially In
N ted. Fare, SOC, round trip,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09

NIX Leslie G. Atherton. who has
been attending the law department Of
the Northwestern University at Chi
Gag Has returned home.
Mfs. Guy K0Yk ndall Of Vienna.
Fll4 who has been the guest Of Miss
Matte MulvihiH, has returned to her
home
County Clerk Ja Sc II. Miller re.
turned today from Cfeal Springs,
whsre he has been far bis health.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09

weeks visit with relatives in Ken
tncky
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The Difference.

GRANDPA, what's the difference be
tween sou and q rqoster?" X give III
IT'D "a rooster has a comb, and YOU
don't need any London Telegraph.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
CHRONOLOGICAL
June 9 In History.


1859 John Howard Payne. $50
dramatist and author ~
AZ Home. we a fysS@sS
Home born In New # A
York city; died 1852 S%A g., E9
18li-sara paysan Wills k@N
later EldrGge and Ss sK
finally Parton born in ri
Portsmouth, Mo; died Ave. A
ls72: known MS Fanny $500.
Fern Mrs Fldridge- tFss FL
Parton was tie sister
Of M III Willis theionn toward
poet Besides her PAYNE
sketches, two novels and several books
for children represent her Published
works.
1870 Charles Dickens. novelist died at
Gadshii, IN Kent born in Portsmouth
1sf2
1893 Disaster Mt Folds old opera honse.
Washington, where Lincoln was as
sassinated
1s9tCyrus West Field son ana namesake
Of the cable protector. died in New
York city: born l57
Celebration at West Point coHmem-
Grating the centenary Of the National
Military academy
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weeks visit with relatives in Ken
lucky
Mr. Lloyd Price, Of Massak. Ky, s
visiting relatives In the city.
Miss ], L. Wallace has returned
from business "Trip 70 ST. Louis.
Captain Robert Roths. Of Dyefs1urg
Tenn, n visiting Mr. 7 H. Fleming
.of Twenty second street.
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Mrs. VIII Bond, Of Cedar street, has
left for 81 Loais where shs viii wish
for week with relatives.
Miss Amanda Cross and Miss Susie
Mum, Of Cape Girardeau. Mo, arr
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09

machaa arrived yesterday for a visit
with Mrs Herman schulze Of Ninth
stress
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-09

rita descorfaba de ella, vivian compete anagonis
mo- de modo que lady Juana la habfa declarado "im-
practicable, Ia odiaba, cuidaba de su porve
mir nj de presente gran saifaccon de la joven
Comenz6 ia lucha; Margarita ama5a sir Rodri-
90 pero Sc resstfa h4cer 10 que cre{a traci6n
su hermara En el baronet la juraba que e NADIA
halfa promedo, que todo habia sido conlcona, que
no era ell promedo de RosemundA que jamas Sc ca
sara ella.
Miss Lrsay, vieja .soterona riqufsima. parienta
de Ia casa ue la prmera observar el cambio; pero
no quiso decr paabra. Esper6 los aconecimentos
Estos Sc precipitarop. Un dia Margarita sai6 de
paseo con el baronet carruaje, aejaron basan
te AL POGO tempo comenzo nevar. Pensaron en-
el regreso ero Ia nevada hizo copioa que ell ca
rruae quedo atascado al POGO ratio, en- un camino de-
sierto, siendo impossible anoar TN paso. la nevada
fue en- aumeLto LEGO la noche, LENA de horrores Ma
gara etaba casi aetargada por e frio sir Rodrigo
taba desesperado Al sguepe dia ceso ell temporal de
reve pudier rcnerse canine, pie, cou1endando
en- la pmera granjs que vesen de auxiliar al cabso
Este accdene levo gran excitaccn. a casa de SIR
David. Lady Jusna empezo hacer maliciosas suges-
tones n iss Lnsay so TO sguLas aiusiones Rcsemuu
ea lcca dc os echo por la Doca En- este ests
do dc .n.mo legalen gsrta sir Keith A Ia granje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-09
MARGARITA

tentada de mitarlas, cuaudo fuese demasiado he
chicera Sc admirase demasiado ST propa para
dotada de buen humor
Era realmente la mas bella de la famiia espe
cial objeto de envdia admiration por parte de sus
cinco hermanas; pues, como decfa Margarita:
-Es una cosa tremenda que la familia Jerrier
haya NADIA nenos que seis hembras.
eran seis, de las cuales Rosemunda, Magarita
y Rebeca, has de la primera lady Jerrier; las
mas pequehas. Lucia, Juana Elena hijas, de Ia Sc
gunda lady Jerrier la cual Dos habfa coucedido
I'm hjo Ell deseo mas grande de corszon. sino una
copia de hijas con TODD ell dslor de su alma
Pues todas eran indotadas; nnguna de las seis pe-
seia otra mas que Undo palmito; la segunda
lady Terrier habfa deciddo-y cuando lady Juana Je-
rrier decide una puede darse por medic hecha-ha
ba deciddo que las ses has de sir David prom
10 bien encontrasen hogares que fuese bajo
e techo de los errer de Demwoode donde habfa POGO
dinero, nine1n porvenir para una solterona.
Asf lady Juaua Jerrier. que es tuna dulce mujer-
cita segdn e cal,6cativo popular co'ocaba bias
tras mental 6la pleas de juego dfc,l que
hubiese de jugar soa Por 10 que hace sir David. po-
bre senor de corazon sencio rexpero. enraba bien
poca cosa en- 'os ca culas de lady Juan
El destino de Rosenunla err:er qued6 resueho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-09
Una nueva raZa
-. de salyajes
Ell pueblo menos civilizado
del m undo

Hasta ahora Sc creia que. los
1ndigenas australianos y los
Amos del Japon representation
el grado mas inferior de la hu
manidad; pero dos exploradores,
Roth y Hedley, han descubierto
hace algunas semauas I'm. pue
bio de salvajes que aun debe
ocupar TN lugar mucho mas ba.
10. Son estos salvajes los habi.
tantes de la isla de Mornington,
en- Ell golfo de Carpentaria, al
Norte de Australia, y por sus
rasgos hsonomicos parecen per
tenecer a la raza australiana
pero aislados del continente du
-rante muchos siglos, han perma.
necldo en- un estado de atraso
casi inconcebible.
La isla de Morningtou, dicho
sea de paso, fue descubierta ha-
ce mas de un siglo, en- 1902; pc.
-ro seg1n parece, los dos viajeros
antes citados han sido los pri-
n1eros en- desembarcar en- ella,
o por 10 menos, en- penetrar en-
Su interior.
Viven los salvajes de esta isla
POGO mas Q menos como las fe-
ras. Tienen armas: la lanza Y
el humerang 9 palo arrojadizo;
pero en- cuanto a traje no usan
mas prendas que aquellas, bue.
mas Q malas, con que vinieron al
mundo. Son gente POGO trata
BILE, arisca y feroz. por 10 que
los viajeros Sc vieron obligados
a no soltar sus rifles, que inspi
raban a aquellos barbaros un
saludable terror.
Los m orningtoneses no gastan
en- casa mucho mas que en- 70
pa duermen en- ell suelo, ALI
dOnde les rinde Ell sueflo Lo
mas que hacen es meterse, GUAM.
do llueve, debajo de TN arbol 8
de una roca. Verdad es que no
les hacen mucha falta habita-
clones desde el momento en- que
nj siQuiera saben 10 que es la
familia. En- este los perros son
superiores a ellos. Hombres VI
mujeres tlenen entire ST las rela-
clones mas llbres que darse pue-
de, aunque sie1npre dentro de
IA mlsma casta; porque, ESQ 81,
este pueblo, no obstante su atra-
so, distingue de castas. Los que
forman la Ultima generation
cOnsideran como una casta dife
Tente ell Conjupto de sus abue-
los, padres, tios, ETC.. es decir,
tOdos sus ascendientes. Este es
el unico rudimento de organiza
cion social y la t1nica nocion dc
,parentesco que Sc encuentran
en- la isla de Mornington. Por
10 demas, ALI no hay forma de
gcbierno de ninguna clase, nj
Sc tiene la menor idea de 10 que
es una religion. nj existen ST.
'quiera supersticiones nj practi-
cas- idolatricas.
En- 10 unico que este pueblo
Sc diferencia de los animales. es
en- que nj sc asusta nj sc asom-
bra por NADIA. Cuando Hedley
y Roth lIegaron a la isla, nadie
sc extra1l6; los salvajes los mi
raron como la cosa mas natural
del mundo, y ESQ que ninguno
de ellos habia visto jamas un
blanco, nj siquiera una persona
vestida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-09
Secci6sa sseasgEosa
SANTOS DE MANANA
MES DE AGOSTO

Jueves Io-San Lorenzo, martir.
(Patr6n de Hato Grande,) y ia apart
cion de santa Filomena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-09
MISAS DE MANANA,

a " 9 de Ia maf1ana
" ~ de la idem.
=" IN de 10 ioem.
" 6 de IA idem.
" IN ysA iJrm.
=" 7 dc "a ilen'.
8. ? &c "a ,den.
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17
YOUNG ERNE TO
FIGHT HANLON
ACCEPTS TERMS FOR BATTLE
DECEMBER IS
Lightweight Who Lowered Abe AttelPs
coIors Wires Acceptance Of
Proposition for Scrap
With the Pride

Young Erne, the clever eastern light
weight who has been meeting with re-
markable success in the ring against
topnotchers I'm the past few months,
has accepted the terms offered by Man
ager Tom McCarey of the Pacific Ath-
letc club for q twenty-round boxing
exhibition with Eddie Hanlon on the
night of Dec. IS.
The acceptance was telegraphed to
McCarey last night from Milwaukee,
where Young Erne and Young
OLeary meet tonight. Tomorrow
night Young Erne will leave for Los
Angeles and will go into training for
the fight with Hanlon.
Erne is the shiftiest little fellow In
the eastern fight game and has
achieved some notable victories in the
last few months. He has not lost a
decision in eighteen months and during
this time has been up against some
of the cleverest men in his division.
Should Young Erne lose tonight to
Young O'Leary the match will be off,
although he Is up against hard prop
osition at Milwaukee when he attempts
to win from O'Leary. II hJwever,
McCarey is not taking on third-raters
for headliners and would not handle
the fight should Erne come here with
defeat in his final battle before the
local engagement.
This card will prove, it is believed,
to be one of the best ever offered Los
Angeles fans. Hanlon Is a hard nut
for any one of them to crack and Is
regarded as being in line for higher
honors.
If McCarey's plans do not miscarry
he will pull off another fight during
December, the battlers being Aurelio
Herrera and Kid Hermann, who has
achieved much success in recent bat
ties in the east.
If Herrera and Hermann are
matched the winner will be matched
against the winner of the Hanlon- -Erne
battle, and the winner of this scrap
will be in line for Bat Nelson's con-
sideration in the spring.
Hanlon and Erne will go twenty
rounds at 1873 pounds, weigh in at 8
o'clock on day of the fight.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17
SOLOMON AND GREEN SIGN UP
Affix Their SiCnatur> to Articles OF
Agreement for Their Bout
November %

Joe Green of Chicago and Kid Solo
mon of Los Angeles affixed their sig
natures to articles of agreement for a
ten-round bout at 125 pounds yesterday.
This bout will be the main prelimin-
ary to the Sullivan-Schreck battle No
vember 28. Both lads are clever and
have good records in their class, and
the fight should be an attractive and
exceedingly interesting one from the
tap of the gong.
The Ghetto Kid has admirers by the
score in Los Angeles who believe he
is unbeatable in the 125-pound division,
and If Green turns the trick he will
not lack for future engagements In
this portion of the country.
Kid Solomon is always an attractive
card and never enters the ring un-
prepared to fight his best. He is an
excellent ring general, speedy and has
the punch. Few little men have 1t on
him in foxiness, and the Kid has won
many battles against great odds by
exceptional Judgment in crises.
It will be remarkable II Solomon does
not show up as favorite in the odds
on this event.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17
HARNESS RACES
ARE CALLED OFF
RAIN PUTS STOP TO MEETING
AT SANTA ANA
Horsemen Petition Association to De-
clare of Remaining Events and
Animals viii Be Shipped
to Los Angeles

The Santa Ana Harness Horse asso-
ciation called off the remaining two
days of racing in that city after the
rains of Wednesday night and yester-
day afternoon, The action being taken
upon petition of all the horsemen who
had entries in the events to be con-
tested
When the hour arrived yesterday for
the beginning of the days program
rain was falling almost In torrents and
at o'clock 1t was decided to post
pone the days program until today.
A few minutes before the Los An
geles officials were starting for the
cars to return to their homes G. f.
Bunch presented a petition from all
the horsemen in attendance upon the
meeting, in which it was requested
that the meeting be declared off.
The request was granted and the
stables will be sent to Los Angeles this
morning and the horses will be given
several days rest at Agricultural park
before the beginning Of the local meet
ing, which opens Tuesday.
The rains Wednesday night and yes
terday destroyed whatever interest
which had previously been centered In
the special $1,000 match race between
zolock and Hazel Patch.
Zolock is said to prefer a pasteboard
track for his best efforts and had the
rains not spoiled the going at the
Santa Ana course 1t is believed that
fully a thousand Angelenos would
have witnessed the race
Hazel Patch won from Zolock in
easy fashion at San Bernardino over a
heavy track and demonstrated to the
satisfaction of the partisans that the
coast horse could not win from the
Kentucky bred animal in that going.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17
FOOTBALL ELEVENS TO
PLAY UNDER ARC LIGHTS
UNIQUE GAME OCCURS ToMOR-
ROW NIGHT
University Of Arizona and st. Vincent
Teams Are Opponents In Remark
able Gridiron Battle to Be Con-
tested at Fiest- Park

The first game to be played under
arc light in the history of California
football will occur at Fiesta park to-
morrow evening at o'clock, when the
University of Arizona eleven and the
st. Vincent team line up for a night
contest.
The park management asserts that
the spectators will be able to witness
every play as though the game were
being fought out in the afternoon. Ac-
cording to the men in charge of the
electric work, the illumination on the
field will be ten times as great as the
flood which lights Broadway.
Both teams will pass through the
downtown districts in automobiles be-
fore the game. Considerable interest
has been manifested in social circles
Of the city and many box and auto
parties have been formed to witness
the struggle.
Traeger and Gray will probably Of
ficiate, as Merrill, whom Coach Ruth
erauff desired to officiate, was not ac-
cepted by Haggerty
The Arizona men went through
scrimmage work with the Highland
park team last night and although the
Occidentals easily gained their dis
tance the Arizonans showed improve
ment over their play of Saturday.
Coach Haggerty's men are in top
notch condition and are expecting. to
gain as great a victory over the sage
brushers as did Mobiles men.
Haggerty has not determined wheth-
er he will use Seeley or Mcdonald at
quarter, as both men have been show
ing up in great form since the last
game
The fact that ST. Vincents lost e.
Mcdonald and Mounier from the line
has caused the forming of practically
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17

new line and Saturday nights game
will witness the Saints in the best trim
since the Stanford game.
Mounier, who is one of the best men
who ever developed into a st. Vincent
forward, was so severely injured in the
Berkeley game that he was forced 10
retire for the remainder of the season
at least.
Mcdonald gave way before parental
objection and the absence of the two
men has been source of difficulty in
rounding the team back into its former
condition. Neither played in the Po-
mona game, however, and the substi-
tutes worked beyond expectation.
Captain Stuart at center has yet to
meet his superior in defensive work
and the men on either side are play
ing steadier ball than at any time
during the season.
Acker. by his performance in the
Pomona game, has apparently returned
to his own again and the fact has
brought much encouragement to the
adherents of the yellow and white.
The management has decided to en-
gage a band for the evening and the
occasion is to be a gala one all
around.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17
STANFORD DECLINES TO PLAY
Pasadena During Tournament
of Roses

Stanford has refused to meet the
Michigan football team at the tourna-
ment of roses and the game, so far as
the California champions and the great
machine of Yost is concerned, was
called off yesterday morning by tele-
gram from Manager Barrett of the
Stanford team.
President Neff of the Tournament
association made every inducement to
the Stanford management, even to Of
fering $1,000 as a guarantee. The Berke-
ley team will be made similar offer
and there is some belief that the ne
gotiations will be successful.
If Berkeley refuses, the Sherman
eleven may be given an opportunity of
facing the greatest eleven of the west.
1t is not known just how anxious the
Michigan men are to visit Pasadena,
but it is believed that they would be
willing to come provided a strong team
can be secured to meet them.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17
POMONA HIGH WILL NOT PLAY
Declines to Meet Los Angeles School
on Terms Proposed for Game
Between Them

The game which was to have been
played between the Los Angeles high
school and the Pomona high school
has been declared off for the present,
as word received yesterday from Po-
mona was to the effect that the Po-
mona team would not agree to the
contract as framed by the local man.
agement.
The high school team seems to find
it difficult to arrange games. The
Riverside high school team also sent
word yesterday that it would not play
the Los Angeles men this year.
The Throop game is the only contest
which the locals have in sight and It
is declared that they will run up
the largest score possible when they
meet the Crown City eleven.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17
OCCIDENTAL ELEVEN HOPEFUL
HighIanders Are Confident Of Wlnnino
From Pomona When They Meet
Saturday Afternoon


Everything is in readiness for the
Occidental-Pom game Saturday
and this afternoon the Highland Park
men will end their training with light
signal practice to keep on edge.
With the exception of SpauldinE and
dition is complained of among the
Highlanders and they expect to re-
turn victorious from Claremont.
Spaulding will not be In the game.
according to Coach Merrill, and Petty,
whose elbow is still in bad way, may
not be able to last for any length Of
time.
Davidson, the left half of the Sage
brushers, has been able to get through
the Occidental forwards during the
practice scrimmages and the weak spot
which the Pomona men will take adj
vantage of is in the defensive play.
special train bearing the Occi-
dental rooters will leave La Grande
station at 1890 O'Clock, returning i'm
mediately after the game.
Reports from Pomona would give an
idea that the Claremonters are not in
the best Of trim, as a result of their
game Saturday with the Arizonans.
and several men are said to be in a
bad way.
However, the Pomona boys have
rarely put up the claim that they were
unfit to enter a game and the proba-
bilities are that they will send a fast.
strong team on the field.
~S
Additional Sports, Page S, Part 2
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17
.FITz AND o'BRIEN SIGN UP
Articles of Agreement Are Entered
Into and Eddie Graney Is Selected
as Referee
nv Associated Presa.

CHICAGO. Nov. 16.-A dispatch to
the Tribune from San Francisco says:
Fitzsimmons and O'Brien signed arti-
cles yesterday and the third party to
the agreement was Eddie Graney, ref
cree. acting for Promoter Coffroth, who
is still in the east.
The articles are not the same as
those which Fitzsimmons signed in
New York. FitZ and O'Brien will fight
twenty "or more" rounds at Mechan-
les pavilion between December 20 and
December 81, the definite date to be
decided upon by Coffroth before De-
cember l.
The winner will receive rs per cent
of the receipts. Eddie Graney is named
as referee in the articles of agree
ment,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17
IS
AGAIN DEFEATED
CONFEDERATE EASILY WINS
FEATURE RACE
Walter Jennings Speed Marvel Shocks
Oakland Talent by Running
away From odds-on
Favorite
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 16-Confed-
crate, a youngster which Walter Jen-
nlngs brought to California with the
intention of capturing the California
derby showed his class at Oakland
today by handily defeating the good
horse Bearcatcher in the fourth event
Bearchatcher was made odds on, fav-
orlte, but was unable to catch the
speedy youngster.
Ed Lilburn won the fifth race, but
was out to the last ounce to capture
it from Byronerdale.
Callaghan. which Is much improved,
took the sixth race easily. Cocksure,
an outsider, by Himyar, surprised the
talent and took the two-year-old event
from Avonalis and Gillette.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17
RESULTS AT BENNlNGS
BY Associated Press.

by Associated freSS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-The au-
tumn race meeting under the aus
pices of the Washington Jockey club
opened at Bennings today with a good
card, but with an unusually small at
tendance. Pacetti was badly injured
in the steeplechase. Results:
Six and a half furlongs Columbia
course-Verness won, The Cure second
Blue Coat third. Time. 1:22.
Five furlongs, old course-Society
Bud won, Santa Susanna second, Ak
bar third Time, 1:02 AS.
Steeplechase, about two miles-The
Lad won, Olesoro second, The Miner
third Time, 4:12.
Columbia handicap, seven furlongs-
Bohemia won, Race King second, Bad
News third. Time, 1927.
Six and q half furlongs-Debar won
DR.. Coffey second, Jupiter third. Time
1922.
Mile, Columbia course-Libbie Keane
won. Hippocrates second, Scotch
Plum third. Time, al.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17
RESULTS AND ENTRIES AT MAS HvLLE AND BENNNGs TRACKS
RESULTS AT NASHVILLE
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 16.-Cumberland
Park results:
|. Six furlongs-Airship won, Benson
hurst second, Fiasco third. Time,
1:15 3-5.
Six furlongs-Rollin won, Belden sec
ond, Easley third. Time. lis AS.
Mile and fifty yards-Nat B won,
Mamie Algol second, Sincerity Belle
third Time, 1:45.
Steeplechase, short course-Potash
won, Sceptic second, Poorlands third
Time, 305.
Five and half furlongs-Little Rose
won, Grace Wagner second, Coma
third. Time, 1909 3-5.
Mile and an eighth-Dr. Hart won,
Sanction second, Liberty Mo third.
Time, 1:55 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17
HIGHLAND PARK VICTORIOUS

The Highland Park football team de-
feated the Tenth street eleven by a
score of 23 to 0 on the Tenth street
grounds yesterday afternoon. The
feature of the game was the sensation
who took the ball on the kick-off and
ran the length of the field for a touch
down. A return game will be played on
the Highland Park field Saturday
morning
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17
STUDENTS TABOO FOOTBALL

CHICAGO, Nov ia dispatch to
the Record Herald from Omaha says:
The students of the Nebraska Central
college, a prominent educational insti-
tuition In this state, have decided by
unanimous vote to eliminate football
from the list of college sports. In reso-
lutions adopted yesterday the students
assign as a reason for their action a
desire for self-supporting athletics for
clean sport and for noble manhood.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17
Benninas Selections

ion.
SECOND RACE-Mary Morris, List,
less Kumiss.
THIRD RACE-Banker, sonoma Belle
Flammula.
FOURTH RACE-Reidmore MIntia
Proteus.
Father ID.
SIXTH RAcE-Palette. Lady Ellison
Irish Witch.
Best bet-Reldmore.
IRVING b. CLEMENT.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17
YALE FRESHMEN ELECT CAPTAIN
BY Associated Press,

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 16.-
Horace A. Soper of Bloomington, ILL.,,
was last night elected captain OF the
Yale freshman football team In place
Of r. S. Rose, whom the Harvard
freshmen opposed, alleging that he
played on a college team before he
entered Yale.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17
SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.
Van Buren.

Two-base hits-Sweeney, Van Buren.
er Frst 6ass Mon
errors-Portland, 1; San Francisco, 8.
Bases on balls-By Garyin. 6; by Wheel
er. 2. Left on bases-Portland, 4; San
Francisco. 10. Struck out-By GarVin, 1;
by Wheeler, /. Double plays-Atz to
Schlatiy to Mitchell (2. Wild pitch
Wheeler. Time-140 Umpire-McCarthy