davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-03-22
Something Wrong Somewhere.


A dozen symptoms tell you SO.
Disordered stomach, unstrung
nerves and loss OF appetite, a feel
ing OF indifference tor the world
and everybody in it, including
yourself; eruptions that try to
force the "badness" out to the
skin, in all tell their tale. It's
your blood that's raising all this
disturbance. Browns Iron Bit
ters will cleanse your system OF
the cause of these petty suffer
ings, aud fill your veins with new
and lively blood, rich in nourish-
ment. Sold by O. Eastland.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-03-22

Diversity your crop, and rem
der yourself at least partially in
dependent of the manipulations
of the cotton market.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-03-22
Has stood the rest 25 Years.

The old, original GROVES
Tasteless Chill Tonic. You know
what you are taking. II is iron
and quinine in a tasteless form.
No cure, no pay. SOC.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-03-22
We can furnish you the KEN
PER HERALD and the Meridian
Weekly Star, for one year, tor
Subscribe now.
Gulf and Ship Island
RAILROAD CO.
Parlor Car between Jackson and Gulfport
on Trains Nos. 3 and 4.

on Trains Nos. 3 and 4.
Passenger Service:
Daily (No.5 81 Daily mo. 81
Nv. Jackson 1870 n. m. 3:25 p. IN.
Lv. Hattiesburg $40 q. M. T:e5 p. m.
Ar. Gulfport II: go a. M. 1000 p. IN.
Daily exc. Sunday Daily
Ar. silver Greek t3il] 10 ;45 a. ri. (3Oll 6:35 pm
Ar. Laurel (225) ll:i5a q. m.
Daily.
Ar. Lumberton N02l W:lSa. m.
AR. Columbia COY II :5sa. III.
Daily (No.4l Daily mo. %
Ly. Gulfport 7:Al q. III. 4:I5 p. IN.
Iv.. Hattiesburg le:35 a. III. 7:25 p. m.
Ar. jackson 2:O5 p. M. 1850 p. m.
Daily
Ar. Laurel COIL 2:l5 p. m.
Ar. Luplberton (102l 10:l8 n. M.
Ar. Columbia (I02l ll'55 am.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. made with ILL
nois Central trains, Yazoo and Mississippi
trains for Memphis, st. LouIs Chicago,
Cincinnati, and all northern and north
eastern points.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS made with
New Orleans & Northeastern trains, MISS
issippi Central P.& j.. RI trainss and MO
bile. jackson Il Kansas City trains.
AT ACCOMPLISHMENTS made with Lou
isville & Nashville trains
For further Information apply to
S. D. BoyIstsn, @. p. A.,
Gulfport. Miss.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
To Our Correspondents

We want iO secure the pic
ture of everyone of our cor
respondents by August LIST,
for our anniversary edition on
Aug. oath. We want the pub
lie to see what Il fine body 81
assistant editors we.bave. II
you don't send in your photo
ty that time we'll be tempted
t. draw "a picture ourself aud
then maybe you won't be So
good. looking. Don't ask rs
to- return the photos we w,lni
Ia keep them. We have given
you plenty Of time IN case you
nave no picture. so that you
can have one by that time. a
good kodak picture will All.
swer.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
Heavy Loss

DR.. Lee Goodman, of San
Francisco, well known in
Marshall and Slater came in
Monday evening from u visit
to Memphis, Cairo aud ST.
Louis. He Informed Us that
he lost his office equipment
and laboratory on Market
street, San Francisco, in the
earthquake and sustained "a
loss OF $4,000. He says he
will make u short stroll 10 the
Pacific coast soon and then
come back 10 Marshall again
before settling down perman-
entity 1T San Francisco.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
Captured Three Prizes

Ia ,erdasher. u New Y, rk
journal devoted Ia clothing
aud furnishings, ~ the name
implies. offered Is prize, for
original window show cards.
l.. y. Ervine, of. the Walton
Dry Goods Co. Of Slater won
three of the prizes. Mr..
Ervine is an old newspaper
man and not only understands
the value OF printers ink but
also knows how To use II
proftably. He has been
using IA page of our space
weekly for 50 long that we
would be lost without his
advertisement. And, better
still, our readers in East
Saline like 10 read his ads.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
How'srhis?

We offer ons Husdrsd Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Cstarrh that q
not be cured by Halle Cassrrh Cure
" j. CHENEY a CO, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
J.. Cheney for the last 10 yssrs, and
believe him perfectly honorable in I'll
business transactions, snd Gpapcisll5
able V carry out ssy obllgstiopsmsde
by his Arm. I,
WAIDIN0, KINNAM = NARArN.
Wholsssls Druggists, Toledo. Q.
Halls Cstsrrh Cnss \ ssksn -.
tsrnaliy, sccin9 Atpepejy upes ~
blood ssnd mssous ensleoee Of ~
system. IsstlmoniaIs,s est ~. Price
40 pr botsis. aoll hfelyy1sugsIaoo,
'raks Halls vSmlly FIJI III ~.
etlpetiop.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
Back From Texas

Il. M. Ehlers passed through
Marshall Monday on his re-
turn from Texas, where he
was looking for real estate
bargains. He says much of
the land is very good and he
did a fine MISUNDERSTANDING
sold 400 acres on the trip to
Saline and Usage county farm
ers. The price ranged from
SIG to $50 per acre, aud the
land is suitable for cotton,
corn and wheat. He says Sa-
line county farmers know
good land and the fact that
they bought indicates tbatthe
land is OK. He will make
another trip on June 9Th with
a party from Saline to see the
crops under way.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
The Graduates

Twenty pupils received di.
ploiDas last night at TN +. opera
house rs graduates of th,
Marshall High School az fol.
lows.
Wing6eld Dockery Armen.
trout, Juanita Beth Bewley,
Anna Blair Brown, Dora
Gladys Berg, William Fltz
hugh Buckner, Jr., Woodward
Lee Carter, Marguerite Anna
Clarkson. Myrtle Amelia Eng
gland, Emma Ethel johnson.
Thomas Fontaine Montgom.
cry, Jessie Margaret McCor.
nick, Clarence Athen Peck.
Emma Estella Railey, Rather.
inc Rea, Louis John Rasse,
Mabel Cleora Humans, Clara
Isabelle Smith, John Frank.
lin Vawter, James Huguely
Yeagle.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
Good Position
st. Louis,
May 9, 1906.

'ts <fuiT
May o, 1905.
Republican,
Permit me to say that !
have been employed in Civil
Service as Railway Postal
clerk for more than "a year
and n half, and will soon he
promoted to class three mt "A
salary Of $1,000 per year.
The department III n arly
as possible routes the C erks
near or through their home
towns hence / secured atrdns-
fer from the Mo. Pac. main
line 10 my presentassignment
on the Alton.
With the exception of the
run from Safer tuKansiis. City
there are eight crews, four
night aud four day crews, of
two men each on the above
line.
My clerk-in.cbarge is u
colored man also who has been
in the service IA number OF
years and is one OF the veteran
clerks ON the Alton.
Though sometimes quite
bard /, ON the whole, find the
work quite agreeable and
rather like it.
l read your paper every
week and enjoy the news.
Much success to it and you.
a. j. b. Henderson.
Rail way Postal Clerk, G. Il A.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
100000 For Paper

One OF the signs of the time
is a new estimate from the
treasurer of the United States
of the amount Of paper. that
viii be required to print the
governments supply Of
money for the next year. The
tremendous prosperity Of the
county Inns knocked into q
cooked hat the former cal.
c~ulations on this point and I'M
less there II 70 be ! famine of
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
Made Happy for Life

Great Happiness came into the
home OF 8. @. Blair, schpol superin-
terdeat, NJ 81. Albsns, w. vs., when
his little daughter was restored from
the dreadful complaint he names. He
says: my little daughter had St.
yitus' Dance. which yield 70 no treat.
ment bus grew steadily worse until
- . lsst rssort we tried Electric
Bitters; and ! rejoice to say, three
bottles effected . complete curs.''
Quick, sore cure for nervous com
plAints general debility, female weak
nessss, Impoverished blood snd ma.
laris. GsArsntsed by F. \. Fanklin's
drug store. Price so.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18

w. Y. sesrgeapt tow. S New
ell | acre 10 10 q ......,!... IL
W. y. S@argespt to Edward
900 50 acres 10 y. 10 1921 ~. 279'
Richard Keith toJohn &. Lamkin
6s.s 40 acre. 81 4~9.2i...,.. go. 4ot
VIM II. Thompson o'Bugh II.
Davis, iL.O6 acres i5-5i-i9. 90. a
Jno. N. Dunlap "a Mary II.
Dunlap. part lot ~, Lalimer's
Sur. Miami. ......,..,.....
Minnie b. zimmprmsp W Geo.
H.. Mcclure, lot q. block IL.
Grand Pass and lots I, TO IL,
inclusive Pslmer q Cobbs adj
dition Grand Pass ...ss,.,I.. ~
Kate NJ. q. Ross 20 wm. q.
Rss. lots 3. %. HIwpe's sd-
dition Msrrhail EMMA. 30,
Virginia l.. Fsnlconer TO Cbss.
q. S'rowdsr, 10 acres IL ~ ~, WI
Lester Hall 10 Bette @. Whssl-
err. lots II. IL, block o college
addition Marshall. .......... 81
Harrison Green 10 Harvey Par
.ker. lot is5 block 3s, Arrow &
Rock ..... 80. .,..,,.,... 4
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18

paper money, Congress must
authorize the purchase of an
additional stock.
1t will cost the government
$500, 900 just Ia secure The
blank paper on which To print
the supply of paper currency
for 1907. This will prove II
good investment, however.
because Uncle Sam will
manufacture the paper into
notes and bills with IA face
value of $765, 000, 900. The
biggest item in this total is
the IS denomination, Of which
there will be SlS4, 900, 900
there will be 93, 900, 900 81
bills and $l40, 000, 900 Of s.
gold certificates.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
Killed Mad Dog

Joe Mackler and Walter
Hall were in from near Crotch
err Tuesday. Mr. Mackler
reported having shot II mad
shepherd dog last Friday.
The dog was about played out
and was no longer dangerous
ON reaching his place.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
New Time Table

A new time table went into
effect on the e. Il A. Ry. Sat.
urday. The changes were
slight. Another change is an
nounced June lst. See cor
rected cara in this issue.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
MISSOURI PACIFIC RY.
PROBATE COURT

Estate Of Thos. =. Here.
ford deceased, Margaret Here.
ford is granted letters of adj
ADMINISTRATION understood bond.
s. II. Wilson appointed ad.
ministrator of ID. +. Cort es.
tate, with A. b. aud Mrs.
Laura Cort AZ securities.
In the Jesse Orear estate,
James c. Orear, admir-, is dis.
charged.
Public administrators APP.
pointed TO administer the T..
Il. Payne estate.
In the estate Of j. +. Wheel.
er, suit of Thos. Boatrighi,
is compromised by the pay
ment Of $1,000 and one.third
vi Tue cDStS.
Estate Eliza Driskell and
Daniel Driskell. Final settle.
ment made. Nothing taken
In or paid out.
Estate Jane Seals. final set.
Element filed and approved.
Phil. T.. Trautman filed
amended settlement OF Louisa
Trautman estate.
Estate Samuel n. Maban,
Martha II. Mahan is granted
letters of administration un-
der $1,000 bond, with Robt. j..
and II. A.. Mahan and Mrs. w
+. Niebrugge as securities.
Will Of j. J. Livingston al.
ed.
State fund received $3.50
from w. IL. Mullins estate IA
c0llatera inheritance tax.
Also Sl60 from DR.. j. j..
Davis estate, which amounted
to $500.
Estate Of s. l.. Crank, Jane
and ID. w. Crank granted
letters of administration,
under $1,000 bond with j. NJ.
HUFF and j. Il. Huston as Sc.
curities.
In estate OF Lima Taylor,
Harrison Taylor and Mar
gerry Hawkins, minors, John
d. Smelling is appointed
guardian under $500 bond
signed by G. N. Jackson aud
G. V. Davis.
Last will Of VIM. Ii. Land
filed.
Della L. Moore minor. let
ters Of guardianship issued to
II. s. Edmonds.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
REAL TAT TRANSFERS

Ida v. Ysakes to n. T. Barks-
dale, part lot 7, 9, block |,
Sister. .,.-..s -. 1000
Richard Keeth " q. n. Stump,
lot l, block I, Herndon ..,.... 1856
w. J.. Smith 10 Margaret smith,
lot 4. block 3, Graad Pass. 100
J. Y. Eppsrson 10 j. 8. Shores,
slots, block II, col. addition,
Marshall ....,......n. ...~ 500
j. :. Lynch TO Marie Benten, y
AZ acres 10 - 3.......A,.... $40
l. A. Goldman 60 Il. J., Bates,
lot 8 block 3, Coll. Hill addl-
tion Marshall 80. ...a.... 1000
J. N. Gabb 50 Robt. Lsuz, 40
acres : 81 10 VA, 2OC0
Bei +. Nsylor 70 Frank n. Nay
Tor. lot Is, part 0 II end u,
east Marshall. $50
Asbury Browo to Laura and
Edna Siosn, lot 2 block .,
Browse srd addition TO Nal.
~ Bend .M,.,.,.. ........... $50
John q. Russsli TO WIN. H.
Csupbell loco By 50 feet iul4.
As.sli ..... :,. ..... ". N Is
Robk M. Rsyuolds 70 John a
shorss Iot3 4 block ~ Coli
l6ge addition Marshal. 40 %
LouisA 8. Hspeka 70 Ellis Ill
Turner iot I, block ~ 1lsAsf. 1850
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
Died OF Old Wound

Geo. Stuart. col, died ut
Blackburn Saturday morning,
May 18th, of and old knife
wound received in u fight last
fall with Bud ....... .. lie
was % years old.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
q. Z. r. Encsmpmsnt

The Missouri Annual State
~Eucampment II the g. "A, r..
will take place AZ Jefferson
CITY on May 23 and "A, "A
rate a one fais plus zoe L,.s
been nude ~ tbe railrosds
for tlHe occasion,
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
q. VA specials

Special gatherings TO which the g.
q A. will sell reduced ratss tickets.
Boston, Mass, Annual Medtcal
Association, June 9. g.
Cameron, Mo-, State Prohibiti u
Convention, Juns Is, 10.
Joplin, MOI x. =, OF Mo-, May %,
20,
Mexico City, Mesico. Ioterna,iopsl
Geological Congress, Aue 81, Sep. 10.
M~innapolis, Nina, q. A II Aug,
ID. 10
Meuy a bsr gatherings not mem
tiossd. So q. 4 A. ticket agent.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
Decoration pav

exercises will he held ut NAL
t. Bend on May Both, to
which all.are invited.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
Two New Stores

Fred Martin, who until re-
Gently had charge Of the New
York Racket's hardware dc
partment, has opened up with
u stock of hardware and
groceries on the west side oI
square. He is "a brother-in.
law of Sam Hess, is very
popular aud has fine pros.
poets for u successful career.
w. H. Weekly another
former New York Racket
employe, has opened IL new
clothing and general mer'
chandise store adjoining Mr..
Martins. The stores will
very likely be connected with
the Naylor furniture store,
by doors so that one can buy
almost anything under one
roof.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
SUFFERED AWFUL PAIN

s 7 %S T S.ss, . n % ssss., oross.. No.
''slso In my right and Left sides, and
my wero very painful and
irregular. Since taking Csrdui,
feel like q 9 woman, and do not
suffer ~ I did, II IL the best medi-
cine I ever hsd In my house"
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
WRITE US A LETTER

Put aside ell timidity and write Ne
freely and frankly, in stnictest conf
d.noe, telling us all your symptoms
and troubles. We will send free advice
Gin plain, sealed envclopel, how 20
cure them. Address Ladies', Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
USE OF CINDER PATH
RESTRICTED TO STUDENTS
PrincIpnl Merrill Finds Ii Necessary tc
Curtais Privileges Granted
10 Ali Athletes

When the students of the Lick and
Wilmerding schools read the bulletin
board in their respective institutions
yesterday morning they were surprised
to see notice posted. and signed by
Principal George A. Merrill. prohibiting
the privileges OF the Wilmerding cirder
path to all athletes except those en-
relied as high school students.
Since the fire the Wilmerding track
has been the only available place for
athletes to train on. and Principal Mer-
rfll very literally sent invitations to
the schools constituting the sub-1eague
at the opening of school and invited
them to make such use OF the track as
they saw fit.
The Lick and Wilmerding students
have always acted as one where this
track was concerned. and thought Moth
ing of IT when Lowell. their old-time
rival. sent men over to train for the
field days
Since the early season the grounds
have become more crowded until Prin-
cipal Merrill though IL time to call a
halt Besides Wilmerding and Lick
athletes using the track. CogswelI. Mis-
sion. Lowell and even n1embers of the
Olympic Club are seen daily running
around the eleven-lap cinder path The
Columbia Park boys, numbering $50.
a 50 visit the track often.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
FOR THE ROWING
CHAMPIONSHIP
OF SOUTH
sPEcIAL pIsPATcH 70 rHE cALL.


SAN DIEGO. Nov. 15.-December 8 IS
the date decided upon by the San Diego
Rowing Club for the race for the ANA
teur- championship of Southern Califor-
MIA. This morning Professor Court
ney. instructor of the san Diego Row
ing Club. received word that there will
be at least three entries from Los An
geles. San Diego VIII be represented
by Harry Vaughn, the present holder
of the Courtney medal and amateur
champion of Southern California. and
by Harvey Slocum.
These Oarsmen. t is believed. can
easily defeat any 0ien the Los An
genels club may enter. The races are
TO be held on the course at Playa del
Rey, and are already exciting a great
deal of interest. In addition 10 the
singles race for the championship there
Will be a four-oared race between
crews from the San Diego club, the
San Diego Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION and the Los Angeles Athletic
Club.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
No Health;
No Ambition
You Can't Accomplish Things I'm
less You Have Strength.

Health is necessary TO success. No
man can give the strength of his mind
and body TO the strenuous work OF
building a future for himself unless he
has a reserve force to back him I'D.
You can't build success without
spending a great deal Of nervous en-
ergy. and you cant spend nervous en-
ergy unless you have it.
IF Rockefeller had replenished the
drain upon. mis- vital energy by a daily
supply of electricity. he would be able
70 enjoy his millions now
When YOU overtax your vital forces
you. don't break down all at once: the
first drain is upon the most sensitive
organs. like the stomach. and as the
body is sapped OF IFS force other or
gans fail gradually, until the body is
like a dried lemon.
Electricity is poured into the stom-
ach for hours ar a time by Electro
Vigor, and every application increases
the amount OF vital force and digestive
power.
The man who sits at his desk With
a heavy heart and gets no sunshine
out of his surroundings. who broods
over imaginary difficulties magnifles
small obstacles until they look like
bitio1 to shake himself up and throw
aside the blue devils that are smoth-
ering his happiness-that man is a
good subject for DR.. Halls Electro
vigor because it brings new life to
the nerves. and that life arouses ami
nation. develops new courage and re-
news the spirit to wage q battle for
happiness and success Wear Electro
vigor and feel it's exhiIarating spark
in your nerves. its warming. vitalizinx
glow In your blood. and after you
have enjoyed a month of its use and
have felt the return of youthful en-
ergy go out and spend your new force
in the creation OF better conditions for
yourself Held UP your head and look
your fellow man in the face aHd COM
pei fortune 70 smile upon you. .
If you will call at the Office Of DR..
s. c. Hail. Dept. 4. 1889 Fillmore street.
San Francisco. you will be given a free
test of Electro-ViEor. II you can't call.
write for one of my beautifully Illus
trated free books
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
AOUEDUCT MEETING
ENDS DURING A
SN0WSTORM
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-In q driving
snowstorm, the first of its kind this
season. the fall meeting of the Queens
County Jockey Club came TO an end at
Aqueduct this afternoon. There will
be no more racing in the vicinity of
New York until the middle of next
April. when the spring meeting OF the
association viii start the racing ball
rolling for the season Of 1907.
Mud and slush were plentiful every
where and with a cold. driving snow
storm TO contend with the jockeys had
their own troubles. There was a very
slim attendance Tomorrow the racing
scene viii shift to Bennings, where the
washington Racing Association viii
begin two weeks meeting. which will
wind up the racing game in the East
for the season of 1906.
There were but three starters in the
Nassau Handicap, The feature event
Athlete and Orilene were equal choices
IN the betting with Ben Ban. the we'll
piaveG outsider. Athlete was the best
of the lot. ana captured the money with
plenty Of margin TO spare. Ben Ban
was the first of at the start and show
I'd the way TO the turn, closely fol-
lowed by Orilene and Athlete There
Oriiene took up the running, but in the
long drive down the stretch Athlete
gradually wore down Orilene. and TAX
ng the lead. held il TO the end and won
rs he pleased by three lengths. with
Orilene a good second over the stag
gering Ben Ban Results:s
First race. one mile and furlong Leonard
second race. six furlones-Ycrkist won Purs-
lsne second Acrobat third. Time. I:f5 rs.
Third race. the Nassau handicap. one mile
athlete won, Oriene second Ben Ban third.
Tine. I.43
fourth race. seven furlongs-Bon Mot won
Luretts second. New York third Time :43
Fifth race one nile-Martfn DOYLE won Go
BetEeen second. Bad News third. Time
- p.
Sixth race, Eve <urlongs-Hsncock won
lreublemsk ker second, Work and Play third.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
WILL EXAMINE TERRY's HAND.

NEW YORK. Nov 15--Joc Hum
phreys. representing Terry McGovern
and Harry Pollock. manager OF Young
Corbett met in the Hotel Metropole to-
day to receive bids for the next fight
between the two ex-champiOns. but
nothing except a postponement was de-
cided upon. Humphreys claimed that
McGovern's hand was still in bad shape
but after much wrangling il was agreed
that physician should examine the in
injured member tomorrow IT in his
opinion the ~Terror's" hand is all right
the boys will fight during the week of
January l.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
LAroNIA ENTRIES

First -ace, six fi-iongs seIiias-Red Ogden
% Nesme f02. Blackjack 102. Ben True i02
Beans 100. Precept IO2. Sagspanak 102. Hand
snfke 1O2. Ssndcntcher 105. All Abla-e Jos. Tou-
on lo5 Griffen i05 Teddy Hodge I05 Washing
son lo5. Ionic 105 Sir Yagrant I05.
Second race. six furlones, Selling-Oealse "a
Oasis a. French Nun 81 Nuns Yelling i02
Field Lark l02. Layson Io4. ST. Noel l0s Lord
Dixon 1O4. Simon Kent 104 Lady Lavish 1o4
Daring f05. Lady Carol 105. Belletoone 10Y King
Pepper 100. The Thrall 10. Black Art 10.
Third race. mile. purse-San Ardo 81
Been B-ummel %. Miss Alert 96. Grace Kiubal N
704 Miss LidH 104. Crafty 1o4. Iexoline I07
Fourth race. steepiechase. Clubfouse course
I'efer Becker 139. Naughty B 139 War Chief
go Gould l39. Dawson 14l. Maverick l44 Re-
.ectshle i44. Profitable IA, Lady Joceyn 14s
pee 1J6
Fifth race. one miie-Dr. Young IS Tempje
e. ID. 9. Ta-Ior o. Loretta II e3 Sheriff. %
Ancient Witch %. Beatrice II 93 Elton Weaver
o.. Globe Runner %. Falkland 102. Percy Green
o. Feuian 102 Queen Esther lo2. Rheingold
Io2 Miz1enmast I02. Ed Early 102
Sixth race. mile. selling-Dr Heard %
Queer Caroline 90. Annie Berry %. Gamester a6
Gaure 81 Sncer 81. Inspector Girl IS Trenola
os. Minnehsha l02. Ruiloba l02. Ida Merimee
io2 Dan NcKcnna 195. KienEood 105 Happv
Jack 100. Henry III
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
LICK FOOTBALL PLAYERS
DEPART on NORTHERN TRIP
VIII Contest In Series of Exhibition
Games With High school
Team of Seattle

The Lick football PLAYERS who
reached the finals for the Academic Ath-
letic League championship this season
started on journey for Seattle last
night to play the high school team Of
that city a series of exhibition games
The boys were granted the permis-
sion of staying a week. and were made
present of $50 from the Student Body
Association to defray minor expenses.
Every athlete, however. was required
to have written permission from his
parents. besides being proficient in his
studies.
Those who started were Billie
Gay, Ted Everett. Robert Weber. Cap
tain Merrilees, Rodda Boxton. French.
Graft. Perry. Mitchell, Bell. Rodgers
Hotchkiss and Ma anager Harry Dear
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
PROPOSED NEW PAVILION WHICH
WILL BID FOR PRIzEFIGHTs
Articles of Incorporation Signed md
Promoters Promise to Construct
Thoroughly Modern Quarters

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 49,
Articles of Incorporation of a COM
pany for the purpose of constructing a
pavilion here were signed today The
building will be designed to seat 5000
persons. The corporation hopes to get
considerable patronage which is now
going to Colma when boxing bouts
are on.
W j. Martin, who has the matter in
hand. stated today that several of the
large clubs in the city had pied dged
their support to the enterprise and he
believed that the new corporation
would be a success. A local athletic
club is also being organized and will
have a room in the pavilion.