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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-05-18
CONTEST NOTICE.

United States Land Once
Wateryille, Washington.
April ~, 1916
A sufficlect contest affidavit having been
filed In this office by Thomas w. Greye, con
teslant, against Elmer o Stone, entry No
800 made January 2, 1903 for the southwest
quarter OF section six 49, township twenty six
49, section q, township 70, range II, by Elmer
o Stone contestee, ia which 1t Is alleged that
Elmer o. Stone has not resided on said land
for more than six 49, months past; that ne In
provements have been made thereon. except
In. building OF small cabin which was con-
structed mare than ole year ago, and that the
said Elmer o. Stone has wholly abandoned SAID
claim, AID that his absence WAS not due 70 bis
employment In the army navy or marine corps OF
tha United States, said parties are hereby no
titled to appear. respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at ~ o'clock m. on
July e. 1919, before j. T.. Shore, United states
Commissioner, at I.eavenworth. Chelan county,
Washington, land that final hearing Will be
held AZ 10 o'clock a. III. on July 10 1906, Deforef
the .eeistfr and receiver at the United States
Land Office in Wateryille. Washington.
The said contestant having In q proper ami
daviL filed April %, 1905, set forth facts which
show that after due diligeL &c, personal service
OF this notice can not be made, IL is hereby or
1ered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
MAY II Jnne8 NJ Is. MALLOf, Register.
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Of strong tea will cure n nervous head
ache.
Lemon juice has also been used In
Germany, with marked effect, In cases
of rheumatism, especially articular
rheumatism.
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On May lltb, at Havre, Montana,
the thermometer registered 100 degrees
of heat. This is said TO beat all former
records for May.
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jeweler at Kings drug store. All high
grade work guaranteed. III
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
NELSON LEAVES
GOTHAM TODAY
Light Cold Bothers Battler,
but He Will Soon Be at
Work Near Santa Catalina
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, March 24-Battling Nell
SON will leave New York for New Or
leans tomorrow afternoon. In the South
ern city there will be a stop-over of a
few days to break the long trip to Los
Angeles, where he is to meet Aurelio
Herrera the week of May 7-12
1t is his intention to stop over at both
San Antonio and Ell Paso before reaching
California On arriving at the coast Nell
son will go to Santa Catalina Island un-
til week before the date set for the
fight. He considers a week ample time
to put on the finishing touches of training
for the fight.
1t was the original intention to leave
today, but Nelson took a slight cold and
1t was thought wiser to postpone the trip
until tomorrow. Tonight he was appar-
emily well again and spent the evening at
the theater.
Il wuld prefer to fight in the East"
said Nelson, land hope that before long
this branch of sport will have the same
protection here that is afforded 1t in Cali
fornia"
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
Teddy Robinson Has
Leg Up on the
Winner.
Tawasentha, Gut OFF
Early, Finishes
Absolutely" !"
St. George Jr. Earns
Neck Decision
Over Yada.
By FRED e. HULHoLLAND.

4 Harry Slower. the burgomaster of
Kenilworth Park, Petaluma, sent three
OF his -year-olds after the Bell
stakes yesterday at Oakland. for 5000
is worth trying for. Mabel Hollander
and Pimkim did not distinguish them
selves particularly, but Native Son, the
third Slower representative, carried OF
the plum in easy fashion.
The brown youngster had Teddy
Robinson for a pilo- and led out
6axonia, so TO 1 shot, and El Tovar,
another outsider. only partially ex-
tended
Counting the four added starters.
eleven contested for the rich prize. The
betting favored the Slower trio by a
wide margin. Tawasentha and Tony
Faust were the next most fancied
Jake Hoffman sent the field of to
perfect start. Native Son quickly
showed in front, with Saxonia at his
heels. The outsider stood a drive
gamely but was no match for the
brown young gster, which won with con-
siderable TO spare, covering the four
and half furlongs through the muddy
going in Sc.
FL Tovar, the entry Of Tommy Griffin,
ran a good third. There was consider
able humping and jostling, Tawasentha
and Tony Faust suffering most
thereby.
FIVE CHOICES BOWLED OVER.
Threatening weather may have kept
many Of the fair sex away, but the
betting ring was jammed. Five
choices were bowled over.
A misdireoted plunge sent Rector
70 the post favorite for the opening
scramble The Magrane entry closed
strongly, but she did not mingle with
the first three at the wire. Teddy Rob-
inson handled the c to l chance, Emma
Reubold, to marked advantage, win
ming ridden out from Standard and Jer-
~ Hunt, two long shots.
Tommy Clark's ludicrous handling OF
the favorite, Shady Lad, was the feature
~ the Futurify course selling sprint,
which followed Lord Nelson. with
catch on his back, looked ripe and rosy
10 the target experts. Unfortunately,
Fountain. astride Laura F. NJ. dropped
along. beating out the Roweu entry in
walk Shady Lad, ridden in all Of the
poorest going. ran third.
Modicum is a rare old piece Of hard
ware but at his advanced age TO have
the honors of favoritism thrust upon him
proved too much. He finished third for
the mile and a sixteenth selling run Ted
6y Robinson on Orchan, the second choice,
made all Of the running and cleverly dis
posed Of Harbor and Graphite.
SIR EDWARD FAINT HEARTED.
II Sir Edward had not been seized with
an aggravated attack Of the bow-wows he
could have won the six and a half furlong
purse number. The Van Gorden three
year-Old went TO the post favorite. and
with Princess Titania outbroke the other
three starters. He led into the stretch.
but began sprawling out, and the Princess
downed him by a couple Of lengths, going
away. The show went to Ralbert.
"a *r ~ : far- 70
lost the closing mile purse event to st.
George Jr-, the mount Of Minder, which
earned a head decision. Yada led from
the start, and there are no apologies TO
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
CRACK BOXERS
ENTER TOURNEY
Nearly One Hundred Men Are
Ready to Compete for ANA
teur Honors Next Month

Although the entries for the champion
ship boxing tournament Of the Amateur
Athletic Union of the United States, to be
held in Mechanics Pavilion under the
auspices of the Olympic Club, on the
evenings of April 4, and s, do not close
for several days, nearly 100 boxers have
filed their entries. New York, Chicago,
Boston and St Louis will be represented
by their best boxers.
Sam Berger, the amateur heavyweight
champion; has signified his intention OF
entering the tournament. Berger has
never been declared professional, al
though his name has been coupled with
those of professionals desirous of meet
ing him. If Berger is allowed to take
part he will be big attraction. Berger
is in splendid condition.
On Sunday next every boxer entered
in the tournament will undergo a physi-
cal examination at the hands of Drs. Glib
bons, Bacigalupi and McNutt. The ex-
animation will be made at the Olympic
Club. If an entry is found to be outsof
condition or suffering a physical defect
he will be rejected. The examination will
be held between the hours of and 8
o clock.
Following is list of entries filed to
date.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
CRICKET TIME
IS APPROACHING
Lovers of British Pastime
Get Ready Schedule for
the 1906 Championship

The schedule committee of the Coli
forn1a Cricket Association (consistin. !.
OF A w. Wilding of the Pacific Cricket
CLUB, Henry Roberts of the San Fran
cisco County Club and c. w. Irish of tha
Alameda club has made its report The
schedule provides that each of the three
city clubs shall play twelve matches and
the Santa Cruz club shall take part in
six matches for the 1906 chamnionsbin
or the California Cricket Association
three OF the Santa Cruz matches will he
played on the Alameda ground and three
at Santa Cruz
The details Of the schedule are as fol-
lows:
April 29, Pacific VS.. Alameda. at Ala
media; May 6. Pacific VS.. San Francisco
County at Alameda; 13, San Francisco
County Club VS.. Alameda, at Alameda. !.
20, Banks and Insurance VS.. All Com
ers' at Alameda; 27, Alameda vs. Pa
cine, at Alameda; June 3, San Francisco
County VS.. Pacific. at Alameda: 10 Ala
meda VS.. San Francisco County. at Ala
media; IL, Pacific VS.. Santa Cruz. at Ala
media; "a, veterans VS.. veterans, at Ala
media; July 1, married VS. single of
Alameda; 4, Santa Cruz VS.. Alameda. AT
Santa Cruz; 4, Alameda A. team Nc
San Francisco County c. c. A. team. at
Alameda; s, Santa Cruz vs. San Fran
SiSSo Oountys dt santa cruz 8, Alameda
A. team vs. Pacific A. team, at Alameda:
10, Pacific VS.. Alameda, at Alameda. %
Pacific VS.. San Francisco County 81
Alameda; 20. San Francisco VS.. Ala
media. at Alameda; August 5, veterans
VS.. veterans, at Alameda; IL, Santa Cru,
VS.. Pacific, at Santa Cruz; 12 g.
francisco A. team VS.. Pacific A. team
at Alameda; 19, Alameda VS. Pacific 81
alameda; 2e, San Francisco County VS.
Pacific at Alameda; September g.
francisco County VS.. Alameda. at AIa-
media; 3, single VS.. married. at AIs
media; 8, Alameda VS.. Santa Cruz ~
Alameda; TO- San Francisco County ns
Santa Cruz. at Alameda; 16. Pacjfc vs
Alameda. at Alameda; %, Pacific vs
san san francisco County. at Alameda; 30.
San francisco County VS. Alameda ~
Alameda; October 7, veterans We ,ra+a. =
ans. at Alameda; a. champions of 1eoe
VS.. rest of association. oo
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
SEATTLE OPENS
WITH THE SEALS
Magnates Give Out Schedule
OF Games for Baseball
Season to Open April z

The baseball season of 1906 will be
opened in this city on Saturday, April 4,
when the newly reorganized Seals, un-
der the guidance OF Manager Jack
Gleason, clash with the Siwashes from
Seattle. While these two teams are
doing battle on the home grounds
the Oakland Commuters will be busy
with Los Angeles in the south and
Fresno will be entertaining Portland
In the city where the raisins grow wild
Ihe coming season will be the short
est known in the history of California
baseball for many a year. 1t will last
just seven months, closing on Sunday
November 4. Oakland closes here with
the Seals. Los Angeles with Seattle, and
Fresno with Portland.
The schedule this year is said to be
the most complete and satisfactory that
has been in force in the league since it
was organized. The schedule commit
tee has been at work for many weeks
trying to arrange series of games
that would satisfy the fans of each
city This sort of task Is naturally
hard one on such a circuit, for the
towns are so far apart
San Francisco will have continuous
ball this year. The teams will play in
the north almost continuously during
the months of June, July and August.
when the weather is good there. The
schedule Is so arranged that all the
games are to be played in California
when the bad weather begins to make
itself felt in northern climes
There will be no entire series held on
the Oakland grounds this season. The
magnates tried that scheme last year
and it did not work. Fresno will be
given many games under the new
schedule.
Mike Fisher succeeded in having one
series with Los Angeles in June trans
ferred from the former town so that
the residents of Fresno might gaze
upon the Angels, as Morley's team is
carded 60 play only one series of games
with the raisin growers in the south.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
NOTES OF THE TRACK.

Teddy Robinson, with the stake to
his credit and two other winning
mounts. came near being the entire
show.
Americana, a starter in the first, car
ried lead enough besides Cricket"
Kelly to start = plumbing shop. Cricket
can ride at eighty-three pounds or less.
Chantilly was groggy and beaten
when he stumbled. There was no inter
ference from St. George Jr. On the con-
trary, just before he went down Chan
tIlly interfered with st. George by
swerving out from the rail, as the lat
ter closed strong from the rear. Yada
also bore in and the winner of the
race can be set down as the best horse
by odds
Thomas Keho, the wealthy, stockman
who died at Ogden on Friday last. was
well known on the turf. He owned
among other horses Imp. Paladin.
The number of books was Increased
to thirty at yesterdays drawing. George
Rose cut in for the first time and won
nearly $4,000 on the day.
After witnessing his i'll luck on Shady
Lad, Tawasentha and Ralbert, 1t is ap-
parent that Tommy Clark is not Sat
urday rider.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
p.n,d water Ia Returned winner.

NEW ORLEANS, March 24.-Fair Grounds
racing results:
First race. six furlongs-Van Ness won.
Elastic eecond, Platter third. Time. 1:14 z-5
second race six furlongs-Glen Gallant won,
swell Girl second, Hyacinth third Time,
l:I4 1-5.
Cashier second. Louis Kraft third. Time.
3:37 is.
Fourth race one mile and twenty yards
Rapid Water won. Little Scout second. Macy
Jr. third. Time. 1:42.
Fifth race, one and sixteenth miles-Avoid
won, WhippoorwiIl second, Nameoh third.
Time. 1 :4s 3-5.
Sixth race. six furiongs-u Dottore won.
Delmore second. Red Raven third Time,
1.15 Is.
Seventh race, one and sixteenth miles
Invincible won, Little Rose second. Daniel
third. Time. 1:4o 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
steepIechase for Ohio King.

NEW ORLEANS. March 24-city Park
Eacing results:
First race. three and half furlongs-Lens
won. King Leopold second, Charles Wood
third. Time. AZ 5-5.
Second race. one and a half miles-Lyddon
won. PeIl the Cat second. Electric third.
Time, 2:23 3D.
Third race, seven furlongs-Immortelle won
ALGONQUIN second, Prince of PIess third.
Time. 1:2S 2-5.
Fourth race steeplechase, full course-Ohio
King won John e. Owens second, Little Wally
third Time $3.50.
Firth race, one and q sixteenth miles-Debar
uon Deyout second Alma Dufour third.
sixth race six furlongs-Lucy Young won,
Meadow Breeze second. Bensonhurst third.
Time, ia
Seventh race, seven furlongs-Bert Ozra
won Arthur GUNNER second, Foxmead third.
Time 1 &c 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
MRS. PUTER's LIFE IMPER1LEp

BERKELEY, March 24.-Mrs Sadie
Puter, whose husband is being pursued
by Government detectives for his al
legged connection with the Oregon land
fraud cases. and her little daughter
narrowly escaped death today in a run
away accident Mrs. Puter was driving
a spirited horse, which took fright at
o. passing car and bolted. r. Roberts,
a streetcar conductor, caught the horse
before harm resulted.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
international Ches. Match Becin..

LONDON, March 24--An interested
crowd was present at the Inns of Court
Hotel today to witness the opening of
the cable chess match between oxford
and Cambridge and Cornell, Brown and
the University of Pennsylvania for the
Isaac L. Rice international chess trophy
Play commenced promptly after the ex-
change of salutations. H. w. Bowles.
president of the Metropolitan Chess
Club, watched the play in behalf of the
American contestants.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
oxford Takes the Field Day.

LONDON, March 24.-The annual OK
ford Cambridge field sports were held at
the Queens Club today in a snowstorm.
Oxford won by seven events to three.
American Rhodes scholarship students
in five events. H M. Young
of South Dakota won the long jump
with % feet 8 inches and also the high
jump with 5 feet u inches.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
Corbett and Hyland May Fight.

SALT LAKE. March 24.-Papers for
their signatures have been forwarded
to Young Corbettt and Dick Hyland for
a fight to take place here under the
auspices of the Palace Athletic Club.
Both fighters have expressed a willing
mes to make the match, which will prob
ably take place about the middle of
April.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
Take Examination for Engineers.

A civil service examination for engi-
neers in the Fire Department was held
yesterday IN the Girls High School au-
ditorium. Forty-nine applicants were
examined, the board consisting of E.
w Tucker, d. J. O'Brien and c. H.
Fairchild. The results Will be an
nounced In four weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
Uncle sam,s Mistake.

In the United States District Court
yesterday was begun a novel suit by
the Government to compel Carl w.
Reynolds, discharged soldier. and the
Hibernia Savings and Loan Society to
repay to the Government $40 ii is al
legged Government paymaster paid
Reynolds by mistake.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25

make for his downfall There was a heavy
play on Chantilly, forcing the price down
to to 5. but later 1T heightened to 13 to 5.
The colt was running on the rail under
hard pressure and firing badly when he
stumbled, fifty yards from the wire,
throwing Rice over his head This acci-
dent gave Magrane the show.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25

TO PENSION FIREMEN.-The F,ro pan.,.
Fund Commissioners yesterday requested tba
Supervisors to appropriate S35 600 to nav nav
pensions OF retired hremen. 1t is proposed RI
retire number OF firemen over az Year. =, 80
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-10
A MIRROR OF DOINCS
IN CITY ANO SUBURB.
Little Tales Cut Short In a
Hurry.
a MIRROR OF DAILY EVENTS
Happenings in the City and Suburbs
of Local interest to Be. Perdsed
Over While Mullins and Coffee are
Cooling.
Have your eyes examined free by
Thos. T. Bell, the expert ieweler.

Have your eyes examined free by
Thos. L. Bell, the expert ieweler.
The tide of humanity and the tide
dollars both rolled in Americus yester-
day. 1t was day of fine results among
the merchants here.
The torrid weather today will drive
hundreds to Holly Springs and Myrtle
for relief. Both resorts afford plenty
GOODNESS and comfort.
Property values in Americus contir
ne to go higher. Real estate is worth
40 percent more today than it would
have sold for four years ago.
Blackberry vendors swarmed the
streets yesterday, and the glad cry of
five cent a quart" made gla! the
heart of the citizen who hungered
Amerlcus is the most orderly, best
behaved town in Georgia. With the
vast multitude here yesterday there
was not case of drunkenness
The Americus team won three games
this week out of played, and with
two of the strongest clubs in the league
Not at all bad when you think of it.
The forces of the telephone co NJ pany
will work today in order to rush the
transfer to the new building, It is a
case of the OK in the ditch this time
The G, B M, gospel league will meet
at city hall at a'clock this afternoon,
and will be addressed by Rev. @. r.
Nisbet. All men are invited to attend.
People attending the ball games
here should remember that the loceI
team gets all the proceeds of the grand
stand. Pay your quarters and help.
We send for and deliver your pre-
scriptions promptly, anywhere in the
city. Hudeon's Drugstore. Phone IL.
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June Shopping Made Easv
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