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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28

He has agreed with Manager Mecarey
of the Pacific. Athletic Club TO put
away Fred Cooley and Indian Joe in-
side of ten rounds each on the night of
October l6. Manager McCarey made
the match in order to give the Los
Angeles public an opportunity to see
Jack O'Brien in action e0,Brien made
the match for the money there is in it.
and he believes that ne will have no
trouble in cleaning up the pair who
have signed the articles with him,
Fred Cooley gained renown recently
by knocking O'Brien down in anSexhi-
bition while acting as sparring partner
with the Philadelphia boxer. That
bout gave Cooley the idea that he
could put O'Brien away. Cooley has
been trial horse for years and never
made a reputation, so Jack believes he
can knock him out in the specified ten
rounds
McCarey says that the agreement
strictly demands that O'Brien must put
each away, so there will be no ioafiI1gs
Indian Joe" is Schildt, the famous
Carlisle halfback. who played along
side of Metoxen FIVE or six years ago
and in recent years played on the all
star Reliance football team OF San
Francisco, the champions of the coast.
He was trainer under Coach Knight at
the University of Washington and
coached the Themawa Indian school in
Oregon. He was formerly the sparring
partner of George Gardner in Butte
and has had several matches along the
upper coast. He has undertaken to put
out in five rounds each two good local
men in preliminary to the Burns
Flynn match.
O'Brien has not given up the Berger
match, but takes on these men for a
little easy picking. He is in pretty fair
shape now and expects to get into
training within a few days
Coffroth said last night that he did
not feel that. this handicap match made
by O'Brien would interfere with the
proposed Berger-O'B fight
I do not figure that OsRrien is, In
any danger in taking. on these men,
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28

Budapest o. Naquero o.. Big Store o. Stray
o. kufer %. Mortiboy -. General Sherman o..
Third race one and half miles. all ages, han
dicap-Angler l2s. Belle Of Jessamine 122. Laa-
castrizn 10 Red Friar lle. Chimney Sweep lis.
Jungle Imp 1I6. Louis II 10. Sailor Boy 1lo.
Foarris race, one and sixteenth miles. Sea-
Breeze handicap. Observation-Disclosures Reddlck
lo6 Monterey los. Bel,e OF pecrest 103 Cary
IoI nve 100 Kster Tam. 9S Stole 9S J. f.
Donolls:c 96. Tipping a5. Leonard Joe Hayman
3d. sleringo 90. YES l0D
FIFTH race. fFe and half fuTloneS. maiden
nlifes oIds-Sator Girl los. Irvine los.
WIndfall los Princess Nettfe los. Grace Cam
craon los Surveillance JOS, My Addie los First
Peep los Sea salt los. Adelinette los Sweet
Eneileen los Ailofavor los. Crimson Clover los
Miss Spone- los. Hazellne los, Lady Vincent
Jos
sixth race. one and sixteenth miles. mares
ana geidings, three-yesr-oids and up-Ed Ball
10e Onatas les Anncfa Lady 104 Grand
-,uchess 103 Arsenal I03- John Vie lo3. Soaems
Relic ln2 IVES z01. Baron Esher 100 Biuesfoiie
a. AzeIina 9S Lady Navarro eS. FleFigny 81
Belmere a. Tipping So Commune 50, Societ,
Bud SO. Hickey SO. Ivanhoe oS
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
SIER REPLIES TO
BILLY NOLAN.
sPEe1AL pIsPArcH 70 ZEE cALL.


CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-Replying in a
accusations made by Billy Nolan, Bat
tling Nelson's manager, regarding the
Goldfeld fight, George Siler offers to
bet Nolan on each Of eleven things
that Nolan accuses him and which Siler
says are not true. as follows:
That my back was turned to Cans
when the foul blow was delivered
THAT the blow for which the latter
was disqualified landed on the liver and
that Nelson jumped back Immediately
after the blow was delivered:
That I repeatedly separated the
men;
THAT one clause In the articles OF
agreement reads, "the referee Is not
permitted to place his hands on either
Of the contestants;
THAT repeatedly pulled Nelson's
hair;
That he jumped into the ring and
pleaded with me to set doctor,
a doctor before / had rendered q de-
cision;
THAT after the ninth round the bet
ting switched in Nelson's favor;
That I did not render a decision
until hfty seconds after ths blow was
delivered:
II will bet 500 that can convince
expert photographers and a jury OF
press representatives that I saw the
foul blow delivered
"As to the expert testimony of the
ive reputable local referees, who stat
ed that Cans vomited in the fifteenth
and forty-irst rounds, 800 that he
did not"
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
Ieavy Rains interfere With the Racing on Eastern Tracks
LADY AMELIA AND
R0SEBEN RACE IS
NOT RUN.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

GRANESEND. \. Y, Sept. Pit was
announced shortly before the races
started this afternoon that the proposed
three-cornere6 match race between
LADY Amelia. Roseben and Inouisftor
had been declared OF owing TO unfa-
vorable track conditions. II rained
hard all the morning and when the
horses were called TO the post in the
opening event this afternoon the track
was q sea Of mud. There is every prob
ability that the match race will be run
on Saturday, but no official announce
ment has yet been made.
Miss Crawford and Brookdale Nymph
were the only missing ones from the
Albermarle handicap run as the fourth
event, which was for fllies and mares
of all ages at one mile and q six
teenth. Running Water went TO the
post q slight farorite at to 2. Coy
Maid was the first TO show az the start
followed by True Wing and the rest
of the field well punched. There was
no change In the positions until the far
turn, where Miller moved up with Run
ming Water until she was on even
efrrns with True Wing. In the run to
wire Running Water came away
EASILY and taking the lead won quite
handily at the end by two and a half
lengths from Coy Maid. who beat Dish
abille a head for the place. In the
third event which was for two-year-
olds al 1--WE and q half furlongs, form
players repeated when They're or. a
well-backed choice at odds of even,
won by two lengths from Glamor. who
closed strong IN the run home and beat
Arimo a length for the place.
The second event. handicap for all
ages at one mile and q sixteenth. Far
West. first choice, jumped TO the front
soon after the start, and. setting a
terrific pace, led, all the way, winning
in the easiest kind Of fashion by four
lengths from Fish Hawk. who closed
strong and beat Garnish three lengths
Tor the place.
In the closing event. a race for maid
en- two-year-olds at about six furlongs,
Colonel Jack, a twelve TO one shot,
came home with the long end OF the
purse. Landsman. a fifty TO one shot,
rushed TO the front soon after the
stsu and made the running to the
stretch. followed by Taunt and Her
man. In the run TO the wire Colonel
Jack closed strong, and taking the
lead, breezed under the wire an easy
winner by a length and a half over
Landsman. who heat Herman two and
q half lengths for the place.
First race. about six furIongs-ArkIitz won.
vanness second. Robin Hood third Time,
second race. MI. .-na ssKteenth--Fsr IVES,
A Ton. Fish HarFk. seennd. Garnish thInd. Time,
80 So
- Third racs Eve and a hsIf furlcnes-They re
OF wOn Glamor second. Arimo third Time,
! -ns -
FOURTH race the AIbenarle handicap 1uile
end q enft-Running Water won. Coy Maid
sccond. DisEahtle tEiFd. Time, 1:so.
Fifgh rsee ceelsred or
Sixth race, mile and furionE -fToo'wicil
won RraGg second. NeptInus ihird- Tine.
&c -.
seventh race. about SIX fur;angs- Colonel lack
von I-uneeHan seconds Herman third. Time,
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
LorIsrILLE ENrRIEs.

Fi-st race. about six furioHss, seiilng-Selhsl
~ 81 Joe -. Tsafa Iel. Stella EichDurg I01-
Iiu-u 1sI. Skyte IOl- large l03. Louis 4 1O4
l5.uzIeuals 1t5. fleetwood ii 1io.
Second race. i've and half fu-iongs. selling
--clful.CI as. Ft0ward 102. Quacsa l03. Jes.
saIny IO5. HANDY Gir I05. Marion Rose lv7
AVira -Us. Aiou -zs3an i0s CudditdoOn los
Getting str JOB, LI;ils iJc. Aihnify llo. Glad
pil4ie -. GrO.aDbs ia. Jas swift lis.
ILi.l Race about SIX furolIes seiiin--Btttei
il-nd lus Prince u Fless l04. Caring i05. In
sPeeior Cir iO7. Dr Heard lo7, Oasis 10g
BuslIE lD3. Maliesbc ! 10. AcrLlest III
1uirh race nile and tweaty yards. selling
S.natl g. Nae s-rDch 20. Heart of Hyacinth 1Dcs
E.ga Bear l0s Loretta Il iOs. jay Ward Io4
B-e9l-s-Dl io7. Hook 81 Okla Io7. Spcedmakei
Iu7- Saul Eafl Io7. Piiier I07. Small Lady lib,
J. =. Aar5efTy IL. Veto IL.
Elrfl race, six furlcnes-R -RnskiDctts 96. Grace
l-alscr Ig4. Chase ioz. itotlleeb t01. Bon fiTani
lHf, LigltEgoi i07. Western l0I. Little I4ghtei
lL2. k01elFal ll1.
sixth race. che and q quarter miles, selling
Ire Only Way ~. Athens 100. AlWAgs Faithful
iQz- Peter Nathaniel lt5. Marshal Neg 10, Cap
eaiu Boz H.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
STANFORD TRUSTEES WILL
DECIDE STUDENT QUESTIONS

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. sept 27.-
The board OF trustees OF Stanford Uni
versity will hold It's regular meeting
tomorrow In San Francisco The hnal
adjustment Of control in Encina Hall.
the mems dormitory, 4 problem which
has caused more discussion and discord
between faculty and students OF lats
years than any other matter. will prob
ably be taken up. A conference OF the
representative students OF the dormi-
tory has agreed upon a set OF reguIa-
tions. which. IL they meet with the ap-
proval OF the trustees. will eliminate
the control of the faculty in the hall
and will place the big building solely
In the power OF the students. who will
manage affairs through a COMMITTEES
Of upper class men,
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
cALIFoRNrANs IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Sept 27.-The following
Californians are in New York:
From San F'rancisco-F- Johnson, at
the Grand; L. +. Moore, at the Herald
Square; A. c. Chanvet, at the West
minister; A. T. Dunbar. at the Hotel
Imperial; A NJ. Dollar, at the Bar
tholdi.
From San Diego-E. NJ Burbank. at
the Navarro.
From San JOSIE Fontville. at the
Gerard Hotel
From oakland-Miss H L. Davis. at
the Park Avenue.
From Los Angeles-W Van valken-
burg, at the Grand Union; Mrs. Hell
mer, Miss H Helmer, at the Murray
Hill; T. z. Powers. at the Continental
Hotel; H T. Hazard, at the Victoria
r. ID. Holabird. at the Hotel Imperial
c. J. Wade, at the Hotel Empire.
From Sacramento-F- j. O'Brien. al
the Giisey House
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
LAND COMPANY AGREES TO
COMPROMISE WITH ELkS
willing to Take $1,000 and Call IL
quits on the Proposed Rus
sian River Resort.

VALLEJO, Sept 27.-Local members
of the order OF Elks who were stock
holders in the abandoned Elks' pad
dock summer resort scheme on the
Russian River have received informa-
tfon that the Russian River Heights
Land Company. which was to have en-
tered into an agreement with the as
ISOLATION. composed OF members Of the
Elk fraternity in San Francisco, Oak
land, Santa Rosa and Vallejo, 10 pur-
chase a large tract of land In Sonoma
County for the purpose OF building a
summer resort. and which contract was
never carried out. will compounds the
suit on the stockholders paying the
land company $1,000. This would mean
an assessment OF $3.50 for each member
OF the association.
1t Is understood that the Fraternal
Order Of Eagles Is negotiating for the
purchase Of the land in question.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
Jack O,Bnen Undertakes to Stop 7wo Boxers
Inside Of 7uenty Rounds at Los angeles.
Berger and the Clever Philadelphian
Are Still at LoggeTheads.
By Z. A. Sr,ytf1.

Berger Jack are getting capricious as
pair OF prima donnas Manager Jim Coroth with all his skill
as matchmaker finds it difficult bring the two together
for their proposed match Coma Thanksgiving day.
Jack Cribbns who OBren that Berger
abide by the articles signed Chicago the match
wants both to be allowed hit in the cnces
breakaways OBrien knows Berger will have big pull
back after each clnch sss1
Manager Cofroth the following telegram @ Bren
last night:
Jack OBrien Angeus Los Angeles. Advise you to
return to San Francisco to hold meeting with Berger Monday
night Cribbns persistent Will close match then call
After sending this wire Cofroh learned that O'Bren had
agreed to night in Losngees The
described iie.the following wire from the sotttsT
LOS ANGELESs Sept. 27Jack O'Bren has fallen into one
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
Edited by
r. A. Snnyth
FAVORITE PLAYERS
GET THE MONEY
AT SPOKANE.
BY Fred 8. MulholIand.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
SPOKANE. Wash, Sept. 2z,-With
one exception. post favorites captured
everything In sight al the Fair
Grounds today. The betting continues
70 improve and thirteen bookmaksrs
cut in Menden. the 3 to choice. lost
the two-year old TO Gimmell. a 70
choice, ridden by A. Brown. Wapna-
gcotis. the acrobat. ran a poor third
A ragged bunch Of platers started IN
the fve furlongs dash. with Sun Mark
q 10 favorite- The mare won about
as she pleased from Mai Lowry and
Princess Wheeler
The Ranchers selling stake at
mile proved a good betting contest
Henry Green's Major Tenny caught
the educated play. going 70 the post at
TO s. The gelding was we'll ridden
by Brown and won in easy fashion
from Priekles and Harbor. There was
but slight demand for Beautiful and
Best in the betting on the last. the
bay horses price receding from 4 70
5 to twos. Backed down to even
money favoritism Kirschbaum held
in front from start to nnish- Bell
Reed took place honors from Beautiful
and Best. Tomorrow's entries:
First race. ave and half furlongs. selling.
purse. three-year-elds and up-Resadnr 1o5.
chief Aloha ios. swift Queen ioa Buckle los.
Miller los, Ederyescence los.
sssOed s race e. ssysn zen fsresss sous-ysarS1as ,at
Peter 104 Ripper 104. Fellow Me t04
Third race. one and eighth niles. the Sa-
len selling stakes, three-vear-0ldS ana up--Le-
gai Form lo2. Tuckbsck 102. Golden Light 1o7.
Fiaardon 115, Old Mike 10T.
Fourth rae. I'VE furlongs. all ages-Lady Kee-
ueena l03. Misty's Pride lN3, Golden Buck 100.
Rlily nahan 10a. Atoks los. Saltese 108
SELECTIONS
First race-Swift Queen, Chief Alo-
In, Pay Ne.
Second race-Peter j., Fellow Ne
Anvil.
Third race-GoIien Light, Tuckback,
Old Mike.
Fourth raee-Billy Mahsn, Mlsty's
Pride, Golden Buck.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
HAMILTON ENTRIES.

FIRST race. one miie-Sf. Jeanne 105, Renewal
sos Stroucarn IO5. Sicamoas Io5. Dulcie lo5
Visit I05 plnaf0re Jos. Admiral Togo los. Doc
kyle I0s yacharis 10e. Mirsbel 10, Chas. l.
Stone Il3.
Second race Eve furlones-Ben Sfilie I05 Re
tined I05 Glenn Mcbride los. NiOleEs IO5, Scar
lei lo5 Commodore THEM Jos. Grafton 10, 10
aetta Mack ll0. Ballsttn Boy lI1. Edwin Al I'D.
GreenHay's Best III. Blackstone 1l5-
Third race. seven 1urlongs selling-Embar
rasslneut 107. Merry George Io6. Lemon Cir
los. Prank Collins 1O6, Gold Enamel 1Oz,
Blytheness IO1. No Trumper 101, Sailor Knot
lOl Reticent 1Ol. Geo Perry lOl. King Pep
per lGl. Albus 90
Fourth race, one and a sixteenth miles-Euri-
pelee -. Rain Devils -, Reservation los. Moon
raker l07. Bryan l09, Pretension ia
Fifth race I've and half furlongs. selling
Philancer ia. Bobcst III. Gov. 0r1aan III,
Ciceiy i'll, hawthorne 115 Orpen 1oj. Lord ol
tie Forest lC2. Baby Willie 100. Ossineke 100
Sweet Flavla 100 ancient witch %.
sixth race. mile. seliins-Racine II 1l5
Factotrn l00 Massive 1V6, left Guard 1c5
Colle lu3 testryIaan JOE, Ireland loo. Rams
leo. Nonseuse -. BILLY BeHsing 9s. Oleasa 95
secret o. Brick Top 80. Bob Ederen 60
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
~PoET LARIAT. DEAD.

NV YORK, Sept. 27.-Bloodgood
Haviland Cutter died yesterday in his
home, Prospect Hill, near Little Neck,
l. L, in his ninetieth year
Bloodgood H. Cutter was q pictur-
esque character He has been immor-
talized by Mark Twain as the Poet
Lariat'' in "Innocents Abroad"
Mr. Cutter spent all his life in Little
Neck, L. l., where he devoted his years
to the writing of verse under the sig
nature OF The Farmer Poet"
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
RETURNS WITH BRIDE.

BERKELEY. Sept 77.-Professor z.
J. wiIczynskf of the department of
mathematics at the State University.
has returned to Berkeley with his
bride, who was MISS Inez Macola, of
Padova. Italy. The marriage took
place at Padova in August and was the
elimination of a pretty romance, begun
when Professor Wilszynsh met Miss
Macola a year ago while touring Eu-
rope on years leave of absence Mr..
and Mrs. wilczynski have taken apart
ments at the Belmont.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
GENERAL sroBBARr WELCOMED.

Local lodges of the knights of Py-
thias. and those across the bay, assem-
bled in Longfeilows Hall on Fillmore
street last night TO welcome Major Gen.
eral Arthur J. Stobbart, commanding
the uniform rank of the order, and who
has been appointed chairman of the
committee having charge of the funds
for the relief of distressed Pythians in
California He is here to inform him
self as to what has been done in the
relief line and to make suggestions for
the continuance of the work during the
winter months.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
HANIIrnN sELEcTIoNs.

By the New York MornsRg Telegraph.
First race-Doc Kyle, Mirabel, Dulcie.
second race-Rehned, Graften, Ed
win III.
Third race-GOId Enamel No Trum-
per. Merry George. ~
Fourth race - Pretension, Bryan,
EuriPidcs. sr .e
Firth race-Goyernor-. orman, os-
sfne<e. Cicely-
sixth race-Eactotum, Massive, Left
Guard. ..fl.r -s-,f r -.
weather clear. Track fast
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS.

b the Aev Aoz1 Morning Telegraph.
First race Fargo, Redwood III,
Tsara.
Second race-Jay Swift; Fleeing
Ufar. MontaIban.
= Third race-IHspectOr Girl, Oasis,
Posing.
Fourth race. p. Mayberry, Speed
maker. Veto.
Fifth race Light Wool, Little
Lighter, Chase.
sixth race-Afhena, Marshal Ney,
Peter Nathaniel.
Weather cloudy. Track heavy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
HORSES SELECTED
BY EXPERTS TO
WIN TODAY.
GRAvEsEND SELECTIONS

First raee-Halifax, Keator, Frank
Lord.
second race BIondy, Waterbury,
Morffboy.
Third race-Red Friar, Jungle Imp,
Sailor Boy.
Fourth raee-Rye, Wes, Monterey.
Fifth race-Princess Nettfe, Crimson
Clover. HazeIine.
Sixth race-John Lyle, Wes. Ed Ball.
Weather cloudy. Track good.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
oRANEsENp ENTRIEs.

Ii-st race. six fsIrianzs. all ages. handicap
hslfaz i.5. Dr. Gardner 1os- Fsr West lis.
Aestor III. Knight - Rhodes I04. VOORHEES, 162,
kli-a-oe oS. Prank Lord IS. Guiding Star 95.
Csfie -. Ace High % Common Sue so
Second race. six fUrionex. o-ye4T-0idS. sell
i1@-Acc Iigh t11. Clements 1o5 B.ondy i02.
rlcinz ~. Gallant Dan 81. Waterbury %. Xii
lochan o. Fl Dorado 81 M2efer Eestef ~. Bel
tsst 81, Royal Breeze 81 Acrobat 81 Nancy %.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28

sTEvENsoN's CASE coNTINUEo.-oak-
land, Sept. 1.-THE case OF John Stevenson.
ar-t sted yesterday on a charge Of battery pre-
fefred by Attorney A. !. Frick, who was at
tackled by Stevenson 10 BIS office IN the Bacon
Building, was continued today By Police Judge
Samcels. pending the hliag o. a complaint.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
s. F. VETERINARY
COLLEGE OPENS OCT.

The San Francisco Veterinary Col
lege will reopen on the 1st OF October.
For catalogues apply to DIR. Z. j.
Creely. president. AS Golden Gate ave-
nue., near Larkin-
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
woMAN COMMITS suIcIpE.

WOMAN COMMITS sUICIDE-Sanfa Ba--
bara. Sept 27.-The body OF middle aged
woman who proved TO be Mrs. Hoffman, the
wife of a mechanic empioyed in the Southern
Pacific shops here. was found this morning On
the beach half mile distant from the pleasure
pier. 1t is case OF suicide.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
cALIFoRNrANs IN PARIs.

Keeney of santa Barbara registered at
the Herald Bureau today
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28

WILL. SHOW GRADE CHANGES
Cert. attorney for the Western Pacific Rsilway
Conpany notified the Board OF Supervisors yes
fercar that profile map was now being pre-
psred by engineers showing proposed changes OF
crAie along the route of the road for which
franchise Is now pending before the board
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28

MOORE PHoMoTED.-welIesley Moore who
aerfed faithfully and well for many years in the
ofdce Of theBrftish Consul In this city, has been
promoted to the vice consulship-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-02-09
GOES BACK TO SCHOOL
Does Lura Davidson Who Mys-
terionsly DISAPPEARED Sew
eral Weeks Ago.

London, KY, Feb. 5.-Miss Lura
Davidson, the young lady who be-
came respondent over her arithme-
tic lesson and stole away from cot
tage, where she was rooming and at
tending the Sue Bennett Memorial
College, a week ago last Friday
night and went to Louisville and Sc
cured employment at the Louisville
Hotel under the name of Miss Lena
Dawson returned to London to-day.
Some few days ago she wrote let
ter to Miss Lucy Lee Mahan, the
evangelist, who brought her here
and put her in school, asking her to
go to Prof. j. c. Lewis. principal of
the school, and ask him to allow her
to return and re-enter school.
Her request was granted. and she
will re-enter school tomorrow.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-02-09
THE COUNTY UNIT LAW.
The Indications are More Favora-
bic Than Ever For Its
Passage.

The news from Frankfort is more
favorable for the passage of the
County Unit Law than it has ever
been in subsequent Legislatures. 1t
has been reported favorably to both
the Senate and House. Both the
committees has made a unanimous
report on the bill. Unless the whis-
ky lobby can prevent its coming to
vote in the Senate it is certain of
passlge. The local option people
g. 30 ant over the luminous re-
po,t 3n5 ere confident of the early
passal OF the bill 1t is generally
ui.der TODD that tne measure has
beei lbr lifted to some f the most
emifent lawyers Of the State includ.
ing a Judge or two of the Court of
and they have Ill declared
that it is constitutional.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-02-09
OHIO COUNTY TEACHERS.
Where They are Spending Vaca-
tion as Reported by
the Supt.

Misses Lillian Monroe and Ola
Hoover, and Messrs. Marvin Black,
Oscar Stewart, j. T. Hoagland,
Claude Shultz, Oscar Shultz and c.
S. Bennett are attending the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College at
Lexington.
Messrs. J. C. McCrocklin. Clarence
James. John r. Shultz, Claud Park,
Arthur Monkey and Albert Monkey
have entered the Southern Normal
School at Bowling Green.
Misses Maymee Shown and Lena
Miller are in school at Valparaiso,
Ind.J. p. Holbrook and Ella l.. Nor
ris contemplate entering the same
school soon.
A. +. Ellis has accepted the princi-
palship of the Graded school at Uti-
ca. Davicss county and will begin
work there in few days.
Messrs. Chas. and Clarence De-
Weese, o. w. and T. J. Edge, |. j.
Hoover and w. S. Sandbach are in
the Hospital College of Medicine at
Louisville, and l.. d. F. Whitaker is
in the Louisville Medical College.
Clarence Allen, viii enter a bust
ness college at Paducah soon.
John c. Hoheimer has accepted a
position with a lumber company at
Albuerkerque, New Mexico.
Miss Allie Fielden will teach a
spring session at Buford.
Henry Leach is still in his school
at Curdsville, Davies county.
Messrs. Owen Hunter and Berry
Taylor have secured positions
with the Madisonville, Hartford and
Eastern Railroad.
c. A. Keene is teaching a spring
school at Shreve.
Arthar p. Miles has accepted a
position with Wilson q Co., at Fords-
vile.
Seth Moseley has been chosen
marshal of Hartford and has already
assumed the duties of the office.
A representative number Of the
teachers has entered the schools at
Hartford and Beaver Dam.
E. M. Kimmel has secured a posi-
ton in a graded school in the Indi-
an Territory.
Misses Cora Stoms and Lou Hoov-
err both have positions and are now
teachidg in Oklahoma.
7. Wade Stratton has opened up
a mercantile business in Cromwell.
Robert Head has just finished a
course in Telegraphy at Bowling
Green and will soon be assigned to a
position.