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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07
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-Por fin podemos asegurar ue en-
breve plazo tendremos un excelente
alumbrado pGblico. va Sc han encar ;.
gsdo los faroles sufcientes q la West
Indian Oil c., que dan un resultado
admirable.
Ell pueblo CANA mucho en- limpie-
"a 8 hygiene; pero en- este somos un
POGO exigentes y deseamos que el seflor
Delgado haga cumplir las orden anz as
municipales.
--Tambien oimos que 90 trabaia
para reslizar ell proyecto de organizar
una pequefla orQuesta, & flo de dar re.
tretas dos veces por semana.
Ell doctor Garcia Lascot, cada
dfa Be hace mas screeior al cargo q Ne
desempeha en,esta sociedad. Es un ca
ballero cumplidor de su deber, y digno
por todos conceptos del. aprecio y es-
timaci6n de los arroyanos.
Ell doctor Juan Truiillo Piza, ha
dicho publicamente que denunciar& al
autor de la noticia que vic la luz pG.
blica dltimamente en- LA DEMoCRACIA
J que trata de cierto informe, que Sc
dice 81 inspire al cabo de la Policia
Insular de este pueblo, por ell cual su-
p6nese que el Gobernador no accedi6
& la solicitud que Sc le hizo On daman-
da de auxilio para las victimns del
incendio.
kurnki
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HOTEL ia ClBlIy''
No 10 Csll4 ALLEN [FORTALEZAl
SAN JUAN, p. Il,

E'te modnrno Hotel, rreicut,mant,
establecido, 50 iistipgle cen pspac a
lidad por er q iutco puaso G3nde SC
encuentran a. uas xq 4isitas comidss
"a la Cdbanas.
Sc presla lnucha atonci6 6n q Ia lin
pieza en- Ell ssrvicio de ia mesa. Aseo
en- las habitaciones, que son Al rni,mn
tempo, frescas veetilaia>; para ul..
sola pcrsouR o para uua familia.
EX,eientes bah0s de- ducha h,z
electrical Sc admiteu y1pilus men
suaies cnt tnt9 servic;o, y ab uad3s
para com 1as sniamente.
So t"aIa los huespsdes con carl.
no y respeto.
Preeios limitados. Por un dia de
y comida 81 90.
ApaFtsdo l4l. Tslsfono l37
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07

El senior Maule6n esta en libertad
provisional bajo la fauza de cincuen-
to dollars.
Han ingresado en- la c4rcel de
San Juan en- cumplimiento de condena
Felix Perez Rodriguez, Severe Estra-
da Enrique Carmona, Sc les puso
en- libertad hoy;Agapito Navarro, Can
dido Viera y Salvador Rodriguez.
La organization, reciente en- esta
ciudad, de un cuerpo de desinfectores,
Guy a competencia fue probada fines
de Septiembre del ado pasado, por me-
dio de examenes en- la oficna de SAM
dad, ha coincidido con la organiza-
ci6n en- Prussia de un cierto n1mero de
sscuelas practicas para el servicio pd,
blico de desinfecci6n.
--El Concejo Municipal no celebr6
anoche su session ordinaria por no reu.
nirse suficiente p1mero de conceiales.
Sc han instalado las oficinas del
! ingeniero de la ciudad seior Canals
en- ell local que ocupaba el Jefe de la
Junta Local de Sanidad en- ell NUM-
cipio.
-Hemos tenido OCCASION de YER los
pianos de Ia torre dc aqua que va q
montarse en- Ia plaza del Msrcado, Gu.
yas obras muy en- breve Sc sacaran a
pdb]ica subasta.
Los pianos de dicha torrc h IN sido
dibuiados baio Ia direction del inge.
Micro senior Canals.
-Contindan los decomisos en- los
puestos de fcuta, en- lag pulperfas y en-
los cacharros de leche quo no rsuner
las condiciones que prescriben las or.
denanzas.
Sc prepara para esta nochs una
mascarada compuesta de varios love.
nes de esta ciudad representando una
orquesta original
| GSVu AoAoud Ad IeClUluO dVlSt
el Juez del Vale de h4berse encontra
do en- el Matadero, cerca del mar, ur
fsto, dentro un caj6n de basuras.
| La policia ha tornado cartas en- g
asunto.
Una escuadra americana vista
ra ell puerto de la Habaaa 81 dia 20 d.
Mayo pr6ximo.
Asi 10 comlnica el Ministro de lol
Estados Unfdos en- la Habaua, al Go
bierno de la Republica dc Cuba.
Ell domingo salleron de esta ciu
dad con direction q Ponce, ounce co
Iches conduciendo tOuristas america
mos, los cuales llevan ei proposito d,
Iconocer algunas poblaciones impor
tantes de la isla.
-Ha fallecido en- Santurce, don,
Carmen Aria viuda de Franco.
i Su entierro tuvo lugar el doming,
ultimo, y tuvo una numerosa, concu
rrencia.
En- el Congreso de los Estado
| Unidos Sc ha presentado un Bill, SO
licitando gu en- Puerto Rico se esta
Ihlezpa nm Senn10 NOR elocci6n Ocpnl a y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07
Anuncio de renta en- pablica subasta

jose E. Ramirez, Marshall de Ia
Corte de Distrito del Distrito Judicial
de Humacao, p. Il.
Hago saber: que en- cumplimiento
de un acto de ejecucion librsdo por es-
to Corte en- el pleito que arriba se ex.
presa, SO procedio el ola dlez y seis de
Febrero de mil novecientos cinco & Ia
venta de una fnca rlstica, en- pdblica
subasta y descrita en- los edictos publ
cados oportunamente: que habiendo
Sido adiudicada la expresada Hnca,
como mejor postors don Adolfo vi.
liar, por la suma de mil quinlentos
veinte y cinco dollars y no habiendo
el comprador satisfecho el importe de
su postura sin embargo de haberle
requerido para clio, y en- cumplimlen-
to de 10 que prescribe el ar.fculo 254
de la ley de Eniuiciamiento Civil, Sc
anuncia Ia venta en pGblica SubaSta
de la expresada fnca, cuya descrip-
cion es Ia siguiente: Rdstica eompues.
ia de catorce cuerdas seiscientss Sc
senta y siete centesimas de terreno
llano, equfvalente q cinco hectareas
y seis areas y ochenta y seis centia.
reas, sita en- el barrio de Mabd de es-
to termino municipal, colindante al
Norte con terrenos de Juan Frfas, al
Sur Este con otros terrenos de Sa-
turnina Frfss y al Oeste con terrenos
de Julio Frfas.
El acto de Ia subasta tendrS lugar
en- ell local ocupado por mi oticina en-
ell ediicio de esta Corte de Distrito,
el die % de Mario de 1905 & las dos de
la tarde.
FL importe de la venta deber5 ser
satisfecho en moneda americana. Da-
do de M mano en- Humacao, hoy q
de Febrero de mil novecientos cinco.
J. RAMIREZ.
Marshall District Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07

lin, doy este como Ia expression do lna
maravillosos resultados que produjeron
en- mi case.
"rrimero, en- enero de 1894 dos botellaa
dc Pcruna me sAnaron de Ia bronquftis
cr6nica que habia tenido por quincs
afos y no ha vuelto.
Despues dc sanar de Ia bronqufas tenfa
Ia influenza todos los inviernos durante
varios ailos. Pero, con el uso de Ia Peruns
perdi6 su severedad POGO POGO hasta
no quedar mas que una espeoia de estupo1
por dos 6 tres dias. Ahora el estupor No
me molesta mAs."-O. Ii. Perry.
LG Esperlencla de I'm ConSreSai.
CaMara do Diputadca,
Washington, DO
Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus Ohio.
Cahalleros Estoy mas quo satisfecho
con Is Peruna y Ia encuentro un ex-
celente remedio para Ia infuenza 81
catarro. La he usado en- mi familia y
todos ellos Sc juntan conmigo para REQ.
ommendar este excelente remedio."
George Fl. White.
81 no Sc obtienen prontos satisfac-
torios resultados oon ell uso de la Peruna
Sc debe escribir inmediatamente q DR..
Hartman, describiendo su enfermedad
con cuidado y Gl tendra gusto en- daxls
su invaluable consejo gratis.
Dirfjase a DR.. Hartman, Presidents
del Sanitario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio
Ell w.
.des de la Nt,, VI e,einplard,
81 precio de VI dolla, Ia botelIa {
ldc' cia directa con q doctor Har
. il ctor S 3. Laltanao ea 6
velder l los fannacGuticoa y dro-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07
AnunCio

El que suscribe, otrece mulss do
madas 8 ind6mitas. FL que interese
comprar algunas puede dirigirse &
esta Villa.-ALFREDo::
Cnamo Julir RI, 1903
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07

Del TcNyEbi as Nntva York. w
"DnrW.ts X: triente ebtdSmfa w
de Ia tnR4sA&., fM< rscAamo IN -
million de 9'ictimas 2 mas, Ia tftacta q
Ia Pernna rH lyeramrHtf scHar esta {,
tf1medad y SIS trsuitaIos poStcrIores Il
side tamosa Pof toto eL coN!fnexts."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07
Sc VENDE

Un cochs en- excelentes condicio-
neS Sc vende con cinoo parejas de
cabRllos.
Para informes,
RAMON Z, BATlSTA.
Caguas, Pr, AsTEe ] de 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07
Hp0gTand la DemOCrQ0lQ

I'm eSG Enpre1tG % hdosn tod class
de trGbQOs ttpO0rdfoos q tOdas honas dsG
day d GNpeM, Prt0os Ios mds barOsQs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07
P RE { | D S"'"
de los aTtIcu|os mas inpoTtantes
que Sc deta||an en- a|nacenes

ARROZ.-Jap6n 10 $500; Idem
~ q q 3I4; americana corriente 92f q
u; valenciano S5 a 81.
Aios Mallorquines rs ctvs.
Cappadres 30 q 40 ctvs.
Jsmones 07t.
Quesos ameCs. q s16i Patsgr&s 10
Tocino, q GA.
Jsb6n s4.65 Rocamora; america
no, S23 y II.
Pasta del pals q SAT
Manteca a 15.25 en- / y en- alas de
9 6} a10.
Harins de t5t q 96t.
Habichuelas blancas del pals o3t Q
4 americanas eSt q 4.
Coloradas del pals 81 "a.
Americanas largas q SO.
Mantequilla de GA q 16
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07

enza y inmediatenent tome Ia Peruna
que echo Ia enfcrmedad sfuera de mi
sistema en- pocos dias, y no impidi6 que
siguiera con mi trabajo.
"QUisiera que nuestra Junta de 6anidad
la d:@ra reconocimiento Official, y Ia
h;cig7a usar gcneralmente. outre los
cnferTcs pobres he Greater NV York"
-Jo,"ati A. Finn.
D. l.. Wallace, niembro fundador de
the ,Aternational Barber's Union, es-
crib de Is Western avenue, Mlnneapo-
lis, .i!a.:
"i''pues de un ataQue severe Go la
infli .m.s, todo mi cuerpo rarecia estar
mt n'crmo. Suff:a con sevcros dolo-
res je la espal64, Indigestion, y otras
e:l rmedades numerosas, hasta que no
poG.A nj conner nj dormir, creia que
tenGria que abandonar mi trabajo, 10
cue no me convea:a haccr.
"Cno de mis- clientos que habla mejor-
ado mucho con la Pcruna me- aconsej6
que Ia probara, y cc;nprG una 5otella el
misno dia. La use con coustancia y
senti una mel ria marcada. Durante los
pr6ximos dos mcses tome cinco, botellas
y eAton'ea serbia csplendidamente.
AhOrra ni cabe2a eiIa clara, mis- nervios
irmes, go1o del alimen;o y duermo bien.
IA !crpnI ne Ia waldo un peso la dGsis
nj. "cD, l.. Wallace.
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EDIGTO
En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de Humacao. Ofcina del
Marshall

Faustino Espino Cobian, Demandan-
to. V. s. Ramon Frias Noya,-
Demandado. Sobre cobros de Pc
sos. Estados Unidos de America.
El Presidente de los EE. UU. s. s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07

Como un demonio, la influenza ha cru
zSdo neustro pals dejando detras q CEN
tenares de personas con Ia salud arrui-
NADIA.
Las victmas del catarro de Ia cabeza,
catarro de Ia Garganta, catarro de los
pulmones, catarro del est6mago, catarro
de los riflones, catIrro de los 6rgalos
p6lvicos Sc pueden contar por los cicntos
de miles. La inhuenza es catarro cpl
d6fulco, Y siemAra Ia semilla del catarro
cr6nico en- el sistema.
Tanto es liz vc:dad este que pocos son
los entermos de Ia infuen "a que pueden
sanar completamente sin Ia Peruna.
Nunca en- Ia historic de la medicine
ha recibido IN remedio eulojios tan sin
condolences, y universities como Ia Pc
runa.
La Esperlcnca Dc UT Municipal de
hueva York.
Hon. Joseph A Finn, municipal del
Distrito Quinto, escr!he de 104 Chris
topher street, Nuova York, como sigue
"Cuando una peste Nicne encilna de
nuestra gente tomamos precaucion como
una nacion para protejcr los ciudada-
LOS contra la temible enfcrmcdad.
"La infuenzs ha entrado miles de-
hogarcs este otodo, Y note que lGs person
a. que uzaban Ia Frluna sar&son prou-
to- mnentras los cue tomabat !&S rceetis
ie los mGdic0s tcmorabnn srD4auas eGt'-
rss en- sanar, qned1ndoao dthilcs Y ex'
E., tenuados
10 trve ua hjcYc ataQue q Ia i.t2u
Para DIR. cciones especi les,
cual, acompafia como envoltura a
La Peruna la tienen de venta
seis botellas por cinco dollars
tanen, y pueden espeSar dj'acio
correo pueden dirigirse al Colun
Fidel Guillermety, Plaza dc
guistas al por menor, en- b lsia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

for Tacoma. All plays sent against
him were nailed for a ioSa. and
time and again would he 20 through
scattle's line for from five to ten
yards
saattiea ends got down ON punts
before ths Tacoma fullhack had
caught the ball BfaEion was the
lest ground Eainsr for Seattle. He
rsads bis big gains on the revolving
tackle play Toward the end OF the
second half Tacoma was fighting
desperately and came near scoring
but time was called before she had
reached s4nttlr's goal Pinde and
Hobart both put up strong games
for Tacoma Wcstcr1nan. S@Atfien
left tackle. had his knee wrcnehed
In the second half and had to DO
taken out OF the game. Henry took
his place.
Seattle plays Tacoma a return
game Thanksgiving day
Following was the lineup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
SEATTLE HIGH TEAM
PROVES EASY WINNERS

Before e.o00 wildly cheering stu
dents the Tacoma high school foot
ball team went down 20 defeat n
the hands OF the Seattle high school
Saturday by a score of rs 20 Q. The
game was BY Tar the best exhibition
OF football seen In this city this
season. VIII Coyie. quarterback
for Seattle. was The star of the dag
lie added four points 10 Seattle 8
score by drop kicking a goal from
the +0-yard line His Interference
vas almost perfect. Tacoma put up
game fight. and lost only be-
cause Seattle played better football
Neither team could make any
gains on end runs. but exertad ALI
their efforts in line bucks. The Sc
attls line was much stronger than
Tacoma's Jay Smith was sent
through the line for the first touch
down after Just nine minutes OF
play. Towards the end Of the first
half Seattle was held on Taeoma'a
f0-yard line. aud Coyle dropped
back. as the spectators thought to
punt. but instead he made 4 drup
Kick. tho ball striking the bar and
barely going over. netting four
points for Seattle
In the second half Tacoma took
n brace and hsld Seattle for downs
several times. Tanner. a eolored
lad. put up n great game At quarter
for Tacoma. although he could nos
make any gains by quarterback
runs, Seattle sent very few runs
around Tacoma's ends that were not
stopped By Tanner. In the line
Captain Nutley played a star game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

thinking OF dropping ono Of our
biz games as Il In. II We can go
through our regular season without
defeat. We are more than satisfied.
We could not think OF asking our
men 10 get up to another point OF
such high excellence an a Michigan
game would require.
Princeton answers that her am
hilton IL to win from Yale That
she turns all Of her energy toward
getting her team In shape for this
one gigantic struggle In addition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

Hurry Up" Yos, Il trying 20 Ees
a chance to pit the Michigan eleven
against Yale or Harvard. but with
little show of success. The east.
which imaKinen II Ia the whole thing
In everything. claims II would have
nothing 10 gain and everything to
lcse By playing the Michigan eleven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
Seattle Wins
Two Games

OAKLAND. Cal. Nov. 6.-tn a
hard fought. hard hitting hltfest
Saturday the Oaklandera won from
the Siwashes by the score of ~ 10
Il. but on tho Sabbath the rabbits
extremity changed hands. and the
aboriginss fell upon the Commuters
with such ferocity that they sue
cnmbed and both games fell TO the
Injuns A good day for batting
averages was Saturday The red.
skinned bunch blew In with five
safe biffs In the first inning. and
the Oaks fell in line with three
Miller replaced Jones in the eighth.
proving an easier mark than the lat
ter and allowing the Oaks to win'the
matinee
BY hard hitting at opportune mo-
ments. good fielding and fine twirl-
ing. the NorthernerB won both
games Sunday. The morning game
went to them by the score of 4 To
5. and the afternoon game at c to
Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
No Sunday Baseball

Tho highw court In Indiana has
decided that Sunday base ball where
IL charged Is Illegal In
that state. which blocks the hope Of
Indianapolis TO get on the map aa n
sesen-aay base ball town. With the
privilege OF Sunday base ball. In.
dlanapolls would be one Of the bcat
ball towns Of its size In the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
Monarchs Win
Tslegraphic Match

by 22 pins the Monarch bowling
team. bowling on the Monarch al
ieys Saturday evening. defeated the
AnRcortea bowling team In n tcle-
graphic match. The Monarch team
bowled 2.752 and the Anaeortea
boys 2.730. Two games were won
by the Monarch team. and one by
tho Anacortes bowlerA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
I'M MENSE GARAGE

The growth Of the automobile bus
mess Is shown In the fact that a
New York firm Is 10 build a garage
with "a storage capacity for 500 cars.
The garage viii contain every
known convenience for the care "
Tho place viii cost
fgOH 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

ANN ARBoR. Mieh.-Miehisan.
undefeated for four years has
frequently importuned eastern col
leges for a place upon their sched=
ules. To MichiEan's request for n
same. Yale has replied that she
never could think OF taking on a
game with Michigan. We know.
Vale reasons. that we would have
To exert every effort 10 win Our
schedule Ia too hard now. We are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

BOULDER. Colo. Nov. e.-On
the local campus Saturday the Unit
vernity OF Utah football tram was
defeated by the eleven Ct the Uni
vsrsity % Colorado. The score was
~ TO 5. The Utah men put up q
spunky game. but were too light. the
Colorado men going through their
limo almost at will.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

joe Bowker. the English holder Of
the bantamweight title. has had to
II TO corn beef and cab
hsge- lie has outgroWn the weight
limit. and Owen Moran has fallen
heir 90 the coveted title. Bowker
j. now fighting In the featherweiEht
division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
Automobile Club
Will Meet

Tuesday evening tho annual sss-
sion OF the Seattle Automobile club
viii be held at n smoker At the
Rainier club. Allocutions will he
delivered by Samuel Hili and c. ID.
stimson. Mr.. HIN Is president OF
the State Good Roads association
Mr.. Stimson has been abroad for
sofne time on pleasure trip. and
viii tell OF how they motor aeross
the herring pond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
Big Slump In
Attend anc Q

Slxty-fiYe thousand fewer fans at
tended the base bail games this sea
son than In 1904 The big slump
was in New York. where the High
iAndera fell short full 100000. The
Giants also did not draw as well
other towns in the circuits. how
ever. drew better than they did last
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
California Wins

BERKELEY. Cal. Nov. 6.-on
the Berkeley campus Saturday after
noon the University OF California
football eleven defeated the Nevada
university team by "A score OF iG
% 0. This was practically a try
out game for the California eleven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
AUTO RACES SAME AS LAST
YEAR.

In the event that France rotnrnn
the Vanderbilt cup. won by llomery
over the Long Island course tho
races next year will be held ON
Long ISLAND Just the same and for
the same trophy. France has trans
ferred tho famous race for the Hen
mott cup into touring contest. The
big success OF the Vanderbilt race
assures an international meet here
neat year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

she must win from Pennsylvania
and Cornell often trles herbevareiy
Pennsylvania wants TO know who
could stpcct her To defegH fnnee-
ton aud Harvard aud then turn
around and prepare for an equally
hard game with the west. it, AK
iug too much of the endfaIde OF
her men.
Harvard explains that sl< doesn't
care about the rest OF th.e5uuth. IL
she can defeat Penn. and rury win
from Yale. A
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Football

high school football eleven on the
local grounds Saturday. Tho OlYm-
pia boys played much faster ball
and were heavier than their oppo-
nenta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
Game Goes to the
Rainiers

At Recreation park Sunday the
Rainiefs defeatsi the superiors by
u score Of . 90 8. Both teams played
fast baseball. and supported their
pitchers we'll. Nelson pitched for
the RalniarH. and Woodruff and Nc
Claire for the Supporters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
Rubin After the Big
Ones

nilly Madden II I'm New York
with his protege, Gus Rubin, seek
ing a flght with any Of the big
una." Jeffries or Marvin Hart pre-
ferred Rubin has passed 30 years
OF age. but AS he never dlssipated
and has no other bad habits he a.
Allil I'm the prime OF condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
Murray Declines Offer

Wm. Murray. manager Of the
Jersey City base ball team In the
Eastern ieaxne. has turned down
the Offer OF tho management of the
Cincinnati Reds NJ o. 600 a year. HE
says be gets that much in the minor
league and ha~ut one-half the
worry 20 contsnd with.
Remedy for gray hair. Page 6. 80.
------e<Az~--
DO not worry. Sea page G. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
Persian Nerve Essence

RESTORES vTTAIITY-Tave cunea
thousands OF eases Of Nervous De
biitg and lnsomunla. They clear
the brain. strengtheu tho cir
euiation. make digestion perfect and
lnpurt magnetic vtrar 20 the whole
being. All trouble stopped permanent
10 cure on refund money. $50. Mailed
eenled. Book free. Persian Med. ca
20 Arch street. philadelphia. Sold IN
Seattle only by Quaker Drug Co. lolA
i0lA First Ave Globe Bloek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
A FAT JOB

Tom Jenkins. champion wrestler
OF America. has been appointed
boxing and wrestling instructor at
the National Military academy al
West Point by President Roosevelt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
Rhoades Aspires

After Billy Rhoadea slowed away
Cy Flynn in "a rounds near Kansas
City recently. he wired a challenge
10 Joe Walcott and Billy Melody
for the welterweight championship
In all probability Rhoades will have
10 put away a few dozen more sec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

ond-raisrs like Flynn before he can
hope for recognition from walcott
OF Melody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
Olympia Defeats
CeniraIia
Especial 20 The asarJ

OLYMPIA. Nov. G.-By score OF
IS TO 0 the Centraiia high school
football team loat 10 tho Olympia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

coma So.
At Los Angeles-No game Rain.
At oak1and-Seattls 5-if: Oak
land A-G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

SATURDAY RESULTS AT NEW
YORK ACQuEnuCT TRACK.
STR and one-hAlf furlings-Emer-
gency. Valentine Invincibie: no
time
One mile handicap-Florilia. Ivan
thu Terrible. Kitty Plat.
Three-fourths of q mile. Greed
more handieap-Jacobite. Kinley-
dale. lala Gal
Sevon-elghths OF n mile. Bayvlew
hsndieap-Clifton Forge. Jocund.
Race King.
One mile and a sfxteenth purse
Consnello IL. Gold Braid. sun
Ray.
Six and one-half furi0nrs sell
fns-Reidmore. Aviston. Speed
smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
SATURDAY GAHEq

AZ San Franciseo-Frisco 3. Ia.
coma /.
A. Los Angeles-Los Angeles 6.
Portland /.
At oakland-Oakland 10. Seattle
i.