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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-10-11
Department. Of the Interior, Land Ofiice at

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has Med notice OF his inte' ton 20
make nnal proof In support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before II. d. Meesc.
Judge OF the Probate Court. OF Beaver County,
Oklahoma TERRITORY. or. In his absence, before
b, {. Hall, clerk OF the Probate Court In his OF
tice at Beaver, Oklahoma Territory, on Nov. s,
1906 VIZ:
Mary y. Waite, Hibbs, Okla, application No.
1886, for the NWL, Sec. "a, TIP. s, N. X. q, Il. &.
M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
con lnuous residence upon ana cultivation OF
said land. viz;
Earl NJ. Evans, Fred T.. Waite, Frank Il. Tay.
Tor. Francis ID. Wilson, OF hibhs, Okla.
DICK 7. MORGAN, Register.
Z 81 Ill.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-10-11

The HERALD comes out this week in
new form and enlarged. We now have
our Office equipped so that we may en-
large from time to time rs il becomes
necessary and we shall endesyor t.
give u patrons the best. Help US by
telling US the news and giving us a
shsre Of your patronage.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09
AUTO RECORD
BADLY SMASHED
SAN FRANClSC0--L0S ANGELES
MARK SET
Columbia Machine Makes Remarkable
Time and Reaches the Angel City
in Eighteen Hours and Thir-
teen Minutes

All automobile records between San
Francisco and Los Angeles were brok-
en- yesterday by f. Nelson, San
Francisco contractor, in his 40-horse-
power Columbia.
Mr.. Nelson left San Francisco
wednesday night at 10 o'clock and
arrived at First and Broadway yes
terday afternoon at ALB o'clock, maxi
ing the trip in 18 hours and 13 minutes,
clipping all former records by three
hours.
During the entire trip there was not
single mishap, no adjustment of the
engine and not even a tire that had
to be pumped. Thirty-three minutes
Mr.. Nelson and his three companions
remained here toallow the machine to
be stocked with water and gasoline.
At 4:46 o'clock they turned and be-
gan retracing the road to San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. Nelson is trying to beat the 11o0-
mile record of 81 hours, and If the re-
turn trip Is as free from mishaps as
the outgoing run he will make the
other 100 odd miles and cut the eastern
record by wide margin.
In the automobile with Mr.. Nelson
are w. e. Sanders, Ralph l.. Mcleod
and II. C. Diehl.
The start Wednesday night was
made from Market and Guerrero
streets and the party stopped at San
Luis Obispo for ten minutes and at
Santa Barbara for twelve minutes to
get lunch. Two stops were made for
gasoline, but otherwise the machine
covered the ground without an inter-
ruption.
"The trip was an ideal one" said
Mr.. Nelson upon his arrival. AS he
spoke he lifted his goggles from his
eyes and rubbed the accumulated dust
from his forehead.
1--WE are a pretty seedy looking
crowd, but we did it in better time
than we had dared hope.
The engine was In perfect trim and
we did not even have to stop once for
adjustments.
''If luck continues with us we will
make the return trip and then try to
finish out the HOO miles. l see no rea-
son now why we should not win,
though 1t is impossible to foretell what
we may have to face on the return.
Il will bank Il good deal on this
machine, for she served us we'll"
All four occupants of the car were
travel worn and their features could
scarcely be recognized beneath the dust
which had accumulated.
All, however, were jubiant over the
record made.
California automobilists will surely
gasp with despair when they learn of
the mark which has been made The
former record was one of twenty hours
and four minutes, made by a Frank
lin machine, though some dispute arose
because of the fact that the Franklin
did not carry four passengers during
the last eight-five miles of the north
ern journey.
Capt. H. D. Ryus, who made the trip
with White machine in twenty-one
hours and twelve minutes, is generally
accredited with the record which was
broken SO badly yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09
THE TURK
THROUGH ROPES
MEMSlC AND TOMMY BURNS
GIVE FAST EXHIBITION
Boxers Work Hard at Their Quarters
In Long Beach and Have AL
ready Attained Good
Form

Nothing If not lively was the per-
George Memsic at Long Beach yester-
day afternoon when the two prospect
i've VictorS in battles to come gave an
exhibition of how to attain perfect
condition.
Long Beach appears to have taken
very kindly to the boxing brigade, as
keen interest was manifested in every
detail of yesterdays workout. That
this Memsic boy can slug with the
best of them was evidenced in his two
affairs, the first with McClung and the
second with Abdul Turk
Neither sparring partner gained con-
fidence as the bouts progressed, Nc
Clung being roughly handled and the
Turk sent flying through the ropes
from hot right hand jolt to the nose.
With the contest between Neary and
Memsic but four days distant the en-
ergetic methods of Memsic appeared a
trifie too strenuous.
McClung was the first to mix with
Memsic, but the bout was called off
shortly after the third round was
started, as Memsic was driving too
fast for the Arizona boy, who left the
ring with his face badly marred
Abdul the Turk came next and Alb
dull evidenced that he has improved
somewhat since his last local appear
ance, having developed a clever left
His right uppercut was also brought
into play. but lacked distance judg-
ment. Memsic evidently became some
what nettled at several OF the stiff lefts
which Abdul sent in and suddenly put
the Turk through the ropes with a
bang to the nose. Abdul dropped to
the soft sand, but was up again smil-
ing and stuck it out for another round
When Memsic had concluded his
sparring Tommy Burns took on the
Turk, but was careful with his awk-
ward opponent. Tommy has developed
the Jack O'Brien propensity to let
pass face blows with his features
barely evading the wicked thrusts.
Burns appears already to have at
tained good form and the only fear
arising, in the minds of his adherents
is that he may work too hard before
time is called. Tommy is anxious to
give the big crowd which gathers daily
a lengthy exhibition and does not seem
to tire Of his fast work
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09
TROTTERS WILL
FEATURE MEET

One of the big features of the har-
ness meeting to be held at Agricultural
park November 20. 21, 22, 23 and "a will
be the series of trotting events. These
classes have filled far beyond the eX-
pectations of Secretary Robert A.
Smith and the fast classes. will be the
greatest events of the kind seen in
California for years.
The 2:09 trot set for the third day
will be hotly contested race. There
are four entries and they are as fast
as are to be found in the west. Los
Angeles viii be interested in William
Durfee's speedy Mckinney stallion
Coronado. This trotter has been at the
local track for several weeks, having
returned from a successful campaign
on the coast. At Sacramento he got a
mark of 2;09 3-4. trotting the fastest
mile on the circuit this season.
In the same race Grace Bond, owned
by the Capital City stables, Concord,
N. H., will represent the east. G. l..
De Ryder will race Charles Belden and
Thomas Brents OF Walla Walla, Wash,
will send Helen Norte. This will be a
race of class.
The 2:12 trot will be just as hotly
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09
GR|D|RON GIANTS
TO STRUGGLE
STANFORD AND BERKELEY
MEET TOMORROW
Victory of Stanford Team Over Van-
couVer Aggregation Last Satur-
day Creates Enthusiasm.
Referee Selected

Stanford and Berkeley students are all
agog regarding the first intercollegiate
Rugby football game ever played on the
Pacific coast between Cardinal and Cali
fornia teams. The contest will in fact
mark an epoch in coast football, as
when the doughty teams line up tomor-
row afternoon on the Berkeley field an
air of expectation will hover about the
game because of the innovation that
has occurred.
Another feature which is a new one,
so far as Rugby is concerned, will arise
In the roofing sections. In England,
the stronghold of Rugby, organized
roofing is unknown. Stanford and
Berkeley students, however would be
at loss should a yell leader be absent.
Whether the new sport is to remain
may also depend upon the progress of
tomorrow's game, Eastern colleges
have tabooed the game and the two CAL
ifornia universities alone are preparing
to give the British pastime a fair trial
before a critical assemblage of Ameri-
cans.
When Stanford defeated Vancouver,
strictly British team, Saturday last
hew enthusiasm was manifest among
the university men, and the Cardinal
victory has done much to awaken an
eXultant spirit.
Many of the players who at first OPP
posed Rugby have suddenly found
themselves fitted for this style of
game, and the cheerfulness with which
they have set about to perfect their
team has been encouraging to Coach
flanagan and has helped to make his
task easier in spite of the general preju.
dice from the outside.
At Berkeley the students have been
called upon in the hour of emergency
to assist the contractors in getting the
field ready for the game. The recent
rain upset the calculations of those
who are responsible for the comfort and
convenience of the spectators, and de-
layed the work until 1t was necessary
to appeal to the spirit of the students
In order to have things satisfactorily
arranged by the end of the week.
Away from this scene of preparation
Coach Taylor is busy putting on the
finishing touches to the players and cor
recting the faults that were respon-
sible for their defeat on last Saturday
The California team has been known
to come out Of these slumps In past
seasons with surprising results, and this
year cannot be prophesied as being an
exception. The final lineup of the teams
has not been given out officially, but II
is generally supposed that they will moi
differ much from the arrangement OF
the players on Saturday.
In choosing Mr. Unmack as referee
the representatives from both univer,
stiles have acted wisely. Mr.. Unmacl
possesses a thorough knowledge OF the
Rugby game, and has proven by his de,
cisions i'm the recent practice game!
that he is a capable person to ofticlat'
at the big game. He has been just anc
sincere IN all his rulings. and has ne
interest in either university, being Z
stranger to this country.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09
RAIL BIRDS ARE
J0TTING RECORDS
TH0R0UGHBREDS WORK OUT
IN SPEEDY FASHION
Jonathan Club Handicap VIII include
the clssslest Entry Ever Sent
Away in the Opening Day
Feature Event

With lively thoroughbreds spinning
over the course and n flock of rail birds
noting the performances, q lively at
mosphere pervades Ascot park of an
early morning. The bugle blast is
about to sound over the famous course
and "railers" have already recorded
some of the fast sprints.
Sello, from the Elmwood stables, was
among the sizzlers who worked a morn
ing or so ago and stepped q half in the
good time of 04S As.
So far as may be judged the classiest
lot of horses that ever raced at the
local course will be seen after the sea-
son opens. All the stakes are well
filled and have much promising material
involved
With such horses as Deutchland,
Pinkerton, Sheriff Williams, Orilene,
Chimney Sweep, Ebony Cicily, Bragg,
Colonel Jack and many others that have
made big winnings recently on the New
York tracks the coming season bids
fair to be a banner one.
The Jonathan club handicap, feature
of the Thanksgiving day opening, prom
ises to entail the best card that Ascot
has offered for that event.
Col. Brooks has always taken a spe-
cial pride in the Jonathan race and will
make an effort to secure the best pos
sible class for the opening day feature
Indications that the horses are round
ing to in satisfactory fashion is evil
denced in the following workouts which
have occurred during the past few
mornings:
Supreme Court, from the stable of C.
Van Dusen. did a mile and was pulling
at the bit with a finish of 1 IA.
Colonel Bronston did an easy mile in
LAS.
Gene Hanlon, a Saline colt, full
brother to the once great Buchanan,
breezed three-eighths in 0:4O.
Otto Price skipped the three-eighths
in 0:41, while Pinkerton and Deutch-
land galloped one-half in 0:55.
]. Judge" Mooney has a nice look
ing horse, his Lamesake, which he is
putting over the jumps, and the man
ner in which it performs gives every
indication of development into a dam
gerous factor. Mooney is working hard
in hope of having the best timber top
per at Ascot during the coming season.
Steve LHommedien, the spectacular
bookmaker who chalked at Ascot last
season, is certainly having some un-
comfortable experiences these days
His recent trouble at Latonia, where
he was charged jointly with Jockey
Fisher in the pulling of race, is to go
against him, according to the latest ad-
vices received from Cincinnati
If Judge Winn decides unfavorably
the close of a blatant turf career will
probably ensue.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09
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5 GRANEY CALLS
> BRII'Tcs BLUFF

o Special to The Herald.
9 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. s.-Gra-
8 ney has called the bluf made by
o James Edward Britt when he said
o In nm Interview n few days ago
@ that he could not get n fight with
Q amy Of the top notchers. lie said
@ today that Britt could have n fght
@ with either Nelson or Cans next
@ month.
. Graney has the good fortune to
@ be ON good terms with both Nelson
@ and Cans. lie was Mt GoIdaeId.
. Cans nnd Nelson Will he rendy to
@ fight Britt next month ms their
@ theatrical journey is about over.
@ This month will wind them up,
@ after which they will be snOrting
. for n battle.
@ "I have been authorized by both
@ Nelson and Cans to match them
g with Britt" said Grnney last
@ night. "They will be free to fight
@ In December or january, and have
@ asked me to look out for them.
Q Britt won't be able to dictate
@ terms TO them, but they will trent
Q him right. They won't he unrens-
. enable"
p Britt will no doubt pick Nelson
o ms he regards Cans ns the better
@ fighter. Jimmy thinks he can
o outlook the Dane.
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09
WILL SEND FAST
MARE TO STUD
Unique Experiment Will Be Made in
Order to Determine Results of Re-
tiring Speedy PAGER With
out a Campaign

H. G. Myers of the Los Angeles Har-
ness Horse association, is to make an
experiment in the light harness class
when he sends his mare, Gladys M,
by Ketchem and Moratka, against time
before retiring her to the stud.
Mr.. Myers wishes to determine what
results may be obtained by sending a
classy mare to the stud without racing
the animal, To this purpose he will
pit Gladys against time in a special
race during the coming harness meet
for the purpose of giving the fact ami
NAL a mark.
Gladys has paced 2;14 in workout
and Mr.. Myers is probably sacrificing
some good horseflesh in retiring his
mare without campaigning her.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09

contested. There are six entries and
four of the six have a good chance to
win first money. w. A. Clark. ir.. win
send Electric Maiden, trotter of class
which has won many purses. Queer
Knight, Burnut and DIR. Frasse viii
also be heard from.
Many of the horses are now at the
track and the course is alive with trot-
ters and PAGERS being worked out daIIv.
The addition of running races to the
meeting will also be big feature.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09
M0T0RCYCLISTS WILL
HOLD RACING MEET

Los Angeles motorcyclists have ar
ranged for meet to be held at Agri-
cultural park Christmas day, in which
members only of the club will be al
lowed to compete.
The usual weekly run will occur
Sunday when the fizz machines are to
spin down to San Pedro. leaving the
court house at o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09
AoUEDUcT RESULTS
BY Associated Press.

by Ab5UCIdIGU T IUas.
NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Aqueduct re-
suits:
First race, six furlongs-Miniota
won, Oraculum second, Umbrella third;
time 1:13 3-5.
Second race, about two and a half
miles-Sandalwood won. Tom Cogan
second. Tom Aker third; time sos.
Third race, the Bell Rose stakes, six
furlongs-Belcast won, Loring second,
Momentum third time 1:14 3-5.
Fourth race, mile-Lotus won, Tip
ping second, Mary Morris third; time
1913 3-5.
Fifth race, six and a half furlongs-
Fortunate won, Senape second, Battle
Axe third; time 1920
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth
Del More won, Emperor of India sec
ond Hollowmas third; time 1:4S 1-5
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09
POLICE PROTECT cHAuFFEuRs
b. Associated Press.

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NEW YORK. Nov. S.-The New Yorl,
Transportation company, whose chauf-
feurs are on strike. received such a
strong detail Of police yesterday that
serious disturbances We're averted. II
was reported yesterday that steps were
being taken to settle the strike, but
President Meade of the automobile club
declared he would not recognize the
union. He said that he was willing TO
treat with the men as individuals.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09
) RULES BOOKIE OFF
) TURF FOR LIFE

O BY Associated Press. G
@ CINCINNATI, Nov. s.-The exc {
@ cutive committee of the Louisville
9 Jockey club, after a conference at {
@ LatOnia race cOure tonight, de- {
@ cided to rule Steve L'HOmmedieu,
g the well known boOkmaker, OFF the {
8 turf for life. {
g L'Hommedieu, it was alleged,
@ offered Jockey w. Fisher n bribe {
o to pull n horse named Oratorian {
@ at the recent meeting Mt Louis {
@ willie.
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09
RESULTS AT LAToNIA

BY Associated -ess.
CINCINNATI, Nov. S.-Latonia re-
suits:
First race, mile-Henry o won, lad
iator second, Bernie Cramer third
time 1:42
Second race. six furlongs-Grace
Kimbal won, Lexoline second, Tanager
third time 1913 AS.
Third race, mile-Nat b won, Noel
second. Mamie Algol third time
1888 AS.
Fourth race. handicap, seven fur
longs-Meadow Breeze won, ST. Joseph
second, Hector third time 1925 AS,
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs-
Revolt won, Salvage second, Auditor
third; time 1907 AS.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth
Ferroniere won, Merry Bell second
Athena third; time 1:47 4-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09
INSPECT BALL PARK SITES

Members Of the Los Angeles baseball
association yesterday visited several
probable sites considered as feasible
for the new ball park which is to be
secured for next seasons schedule.
Nothing definite was accomplished,
though a very fair idea was obtained
OF the various localities.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09
NOW THE BATSMEN HIT


complied
come to a close
having attained an of Brashear
he erecord foilow:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09
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THOMAs-sULLIVAN BOUT
is DECLARED OFF

9 Special to The Herald. Z
o SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. s.--The Z
+" fight between Joe Thomas and
g Mike Twin sullivan, which was
@ arranged by, Morris Levy week
g ago, was declared on tonight.
@ This action was the result of con-
@ tinued friction between members
@ of the nauseating fight trust.
@ These promoters of boxing could
g not agree ON the division of the
@ proceeds OF the HyIand-HanIOn
@ contest. Levy says he viii block
8 amy further nghts until clear
9 OF ali difficulties.
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09
r Amundsen Sails for Home

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Captain Roald
Amundsen and five others of the Nor
wegian exploring party, who for the
last three years have been seeking the
northwest passage and the magnetic
pole, sailed today for home on the
steamer Helliglova.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09
ArTELL AND WALSH MAY MEE1

Jimmy Walsh has been given a date
by Manager McCarey In which the fast
little feather may hook up with Abe
Attell II he so desires. McCarey wired
Walsh yesterday afternoon and set
December as date. Walsh had not
been heard from last night, but II ap-
pears probable that he win accept i'm
mediately. as he has long been clam
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-09

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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-10-18
Is the Moon Inhabited,

Science has proven that the
moon has an atmosphere, which
makes life in some firm possible
On that satellite; but not for hu
man beings, who have a hard
enough time on this earth of ours;
especially those who don't know
that Electric Bltters cures head
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and fever, iaundlce, dyspepsia,
dizziness, torpid liver, kidney com
plants, general debility and fo'
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the aged. Itinduces sound sleeI
Fully guaranteed by Trout's the
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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-10-18
AMARANTH.

Dr.. Teeter, of Cham bersburg,
made flying trip to the valley
last week, getting some of his fin
est dental work for Hon. John II.
Richards, which is SAID to be a
very satisfactory exhibition of his
skill in such cases.
Mrs. Lotitia N. Hixson, wife of
j. 9. HiXson, and daughter of j.
u. Richards, started Monday to
meet her brother, DR.. j. N. Rich
ards and wife, of Fallsington, Pa,
ut Huntingdon, on a JOINT visit to
their brother Albert and family
ut Wellington, Kansas. They all
expect to return IN time to vote
the Lincoln fusion ticket, Novem
ber Chino preventing PROV
dence.
The late BERRY" freeze will
likely prove fatal to the opium
mer's (gang).
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-10-18
THOMPSON.

Quite a NUM- Der of people from
Thompson attended the Hagers
town fair last Thursday.
Name Carver of Plum Run, is
visiting frlendsln Frederick, Md.
Ms. Carbaugh's dwelling is
nearing completion.
The Tonoloway Baptist church
has been under going repairs.
A new pulpit has been made, the
church has been repalnted. and
will when finished, be very con.
venlent as well as handsome. This
church was built many years ago,
and is one among the largest
churches in the county.
Mrs. Miller, of Connellsville,
Pa, and sister, Mrs. Beaver, OF
Scotsdale, Pa, are visiting rela
tlves and friends on the Ridge.
William Yonker, of Christian
county, Iii rs visiting his many
relatives in this township. Mr.
Yonker left Fulton when a small
lad, and had not seen the county
of his early boyhood for nearly
fifty years. He will spend a few
weeks visiting IN this count.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-10-18
KNOBSvILLE.

The sick OF ur c'mmunity are
G.. w. Wagner, Jno. A. Myers,
aud Aunt Kate Wagner. We hope
to hear of their speedy recovery,
Samuel Plttman, of Altoona, Is
visiting in the home of ID. II. Fore.
Lewis Kelso's barn is ready for
the raisers.
Jacob Sharpe and wife enter
tanned a number OF guests las
Sunday.
Clinton Clouser and wife, of AL
toona, are visiting friends ano
relatives IN this place.
Lillian Stnson spent Sunday
with Verda Sharp.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-10-18
Trespass Notice.

The undersigned hereby warns all
persons against trespassing on his
premises in Tod township, either by
hunting, gathering nuts, berries
grapes, or in any manner whatever
lie has recently suffered much damage
by persons prowling over his farm
and fair notice is now given that the
law will be rigidiy enforced against
all trespassers in,the future.
DANIEL MOCK.