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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
SLAUGHTER Gates
OF OAkLANDERS
ANGELS CONNECT FOR SIX
TEEN SAFETIES
Captain Dillon Leads Onslaught With
Three TWo=Bageers-Cravath and
Mccleland Add to Excitement
With Three -Sackers
Angels 9, Oakland o

Despite the fact that Rip Van Hal
tren juggled the batting order of the
Commuters before yesterdays game,
the Athenians were hopelessly slaugh-
tered under a terrific onslaught by Gil
Meade's band of Angels
One Gates was the victim and the
manner in which he became the butt
of the Seraph stickmen would have
made poor Pete Lohman tear his hair.
Sixteen safe drives in themselves are
not conducive to lf-congratulation
from a pitchers standpoint, but when
seven of them come as extra base af-
fairs the agony is well nigh unbear-
able. Such was the reception accorded
Mr.. Gates out at Chutes park yester-
day afternoon when Capt. Dillon as
sumed the lead and lined out three two
baggers.
In addition to the bombardment di-
rected at him, Pitcher Gates further
added to his own discontinue by al
lowing six Seraphs to canter down the
first base line on complimentaries I'm
der such circumstances it is hardly a
question of wonderment that three
straight games have been chalked on
the right side of the Angel ledger.
Young Randolph was out again on
the Seraph slab, and while the Com
muters connected with his delivery for
eight safe ones, Van Haltren's men
were never within hailing distance of
the plate. But one man reached third
base, and during the entire game the
Commuters had but three runners at
second. Hackett managed to arrive at
| third in the fifth inning on Franck s
out, after the catcher had doubled
along the third base line. DevereauS
| landed at second in the eighth ano
Heitmuller reached the keystone sack
in the ninth. Randolph was an enigma
whenever the Oaks became ambitious
and speedily put an end to their scor-
ing propensities.
Judge" Nagle made his first appear
ance since before the quake" taking
Bernards place in center field. Curtis
is out of the game with sprained an
kle, the result of sliding back to first
in Tuesdays play.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
RETURNS FROM
THE EFFETE EAST
TOMMY BURNS GLAD TO GET
BACK
Woke Up to Find That Match With
Bob Fitzsinmons Had Been
Called Off-TaIks With
Jack O'Brien

Tommy Burns. active heavyweight
champion Of the world, has returned to
the stamping ground wherein he won
his title. There was genuine sincerity
in Tommy's voice last night when he
expressed a supreme gladness to be
back once more i'm little old Los An
seles. As a rule every returning not
able is thcre with the gush concerning
an unutterable joy to "be back again.
but every reason exists for Burns
speaking the truth In the present in
stance.
at looks as though I ran into a
lovely streak of hard luck since l left
here said the chunky champ What
would you think if some one woke
YOU from a pleasant dream with the
news that your end of 2 $2S 600 house
had gone up in smoke? Well that was
the little joke they sprung on me a
few hours before 1t was time to jump
in the ring with Bob Fitzsimmons.
Everything had gone fine and l was
taking a little nap until boxing time
came round. Had just put Bob to sleep
when some one pulled me out of bed
with: Say, Tommy, the fights off,
"Well, there was nothing to do. The
governor had the militia out and it
was all off. Talk about your crowds!
/ don't know where they were going to
ties stepped in q big train load of New
Workers arrived. Say maybe you
think they didn't get SOL"
Tommy brings along set of tickets
indicative of prices asked for admis-
sion in the effete east. For the Burns
Fitzsimmons go the cards were labeled
SIS. So $3.50 and $4.
"That wasn't all the bad deals l got
mixed up in, either. Had match on
81. IL a
through. Tried to get Jack O'Brien to
come around, but he is still standing
off That's the match 1 want. Yes, /
talked with O'Brien. and he wanted a
5 per cent slice of the gate money for
giving me go.
Maybe you think | didn't hand him
his Five per t-nt nothing, Jack. L
don't see where you have any right to
give out the champion talk. L allowed
Marvin Hart something for meeting
me, and don't intend giving anything
to you. Hart was called the cham
pion and l beat him. If anybody has
a right to dictate terms it is me-
"N-ell he hummed and hawed about
his prestige and all that until 1 got
tired Still, l believe there is a big
chance of O'Brien's coming through 3e-
fore long.
mo. | didn't come back just to get
a match Los Angeles is my home now.
/ have property interests here and nat
urally prefer to be in Los Angeles as
long as there is nothing doing in the
east"
Burns wants O'Brien above all 9TH
ers and is not overly anxious to mix 1t
with the others until he has had go
with the lawyer from Philadelphia.
AS usual, the principals for July 20
were going it at great rate yesterday
1. L.
FOUNDER who is TO meet All Wing, has
gained the respect of all those who
have witnessed his training at Maud
Junction pavilion. The paperweight is
a marvel of cleverness and just where
Wing is to get off remains a problem.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
HARNESS MEET
OPENS NEXT WEEK
CLASSY HORSES WILL ENTER
VARIOUS EVENTS
Mile Dash for Lady Riders Special
Feature-Free for All Trot
Will Occur on Second
Day

The sport loving public which de-
lights in the race horse. whether un-
der saddle or to a sull<y, will have
plenty of first-class racing to enjoy
next week. The annual summer meet
ing of the Los Angeles Harness Horse
association is scheduled to begin
Wednesday and continue through Sat
urday Already Agricultural park
track is the liveliest kind of race
course, with horses working out every
morning. The morning crowd Of watch
ers has been steadily increasing and
daily first-class audience gathers to
see the speedy animals circle about
the track.
Secretary Robert A. Smith announced
free for all trot yesterday as a special
feature for the second day of the meet
ing. There are now four entries in this
event, with a possibility of d couple
more. The four in now are the fastest
in this end of the state and should fur
nish a grand race. Hazel Kinney
(2:09h) will be sent down from San
Bernardino. Two Pasadena horses\will
trot. Captain J. C. Newton will race
Danube (2:12Is) and William Morgan
has entered Queer knight (2:14A). w.
G. Durfee will drive Coronado (2121A).
Womens Race
One of the spectacular features of the
week will be the mile running race for
women riders, carded for next Friday.
There are already ten entries with
prospects of more. Horses are being
worked out daily at Agricultural and
Ascot parks. and a number of horses
familiar to the race followers will be
seen in the race. The women riders
are working hard to condition them
selves and their mounts.
The advance reservation of boxes for
the meeting has been heavy, which
promises a big turnout of society for
the four days of racing.
The track should be fast as light
ming for the meeting, and judging from
the entries the class will be good. All
the events are well filed, with six en-
tries in the 2:09 pace, which has been
reserved for the big feature of the
closing day. This will be the fastest
event of the meeting.
The following horses are in this pace:
S. C. Walton's Lady r, George A.
Founders Connors. Thomas Hughes
Welcome Mac, j. A. Chanslor's Ira. j.
A. Fairchild's Bonnie Alise and Fred
Fanning's Victor Platte. Most of these
were in the meeting last fall. Welcome
Mac is the speediest kind of PAGER
and will make a hard fight for this
race. Lady r has shown speed and
Victor Platte won last year without
an effort Bonnie Alise is a nice ami
NAL and Mr.. Founder expects things
from his big brown horse Connors.
1t is being freely predicted that the
largest crowds seen at Agricultural
park since the racing days many years
ago, when $4,000 people crowded the
old grandstand and grounds to see the
harness horses go, will be equaled.
There is more interest in racing in Los
Angeles now than there has ever been
before, and in addition to the thousands
who will attend from this city many
Will come from the surrounding towns.
San Bernardino, Santa Ana. Riverside
and Redlands will send large delega-
.tions to the meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
MAKES GIFT
OF SKELETON
REMAINS OF sYSoNBY GIVEN TO
MUSEUM BY kEENE
When Mounted Is Expected to Fur
nish Most Perfect Example
of Bony Frame in
Existence
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 12.-James r.
Keene's gift of the skeleton of the
champion race horse Sysonby, which
died on Sunday June II, to the Ameri-
can Museum of Natural History was
yesterday transferred to the officials
of the museum, who during the day ex-
humed the body from the temporary
grave at the Sheepshead Bay course
and turned the skeleton over to the eX-
perts of the institution, who will mount
it for exhibition.
Sysonby. who died of blood poisoning
after a long sickness, had been buried
temporarily on the grounds of the
Coney Island Jockey club, just back ot
the, stable lot of Mr.. Keene's training
quarters.
Sysonby's skeleton, when mounted. is
expected to furnish the most perfect
example of the bony frame of the mod
ern race horse i'm existence, as he was
a horse of perfect conformation and
splendid size. aside from his superior
qualities as a race hose. In England
the skeleton of Ormonde, in the British
museum, and in America the skeleton
of Lexington, i'm the Smithsonian in
stitution at Washington, are the best
types now on exhibition.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
WINNERS TO SELL PRIZES
Committees Appointed to Make Ar
rangements for an August
Motor Cycle Run

with the exception Of one prize all
trophies awarded successful motor
cyclists in last Sundays run will he
sold either to club members or outsid-
ers. Such was the decision arrived at
last night at meeting Of the Los An
geles Motor Cycle club, held at 62i
South Hill street.
Harry Garfield as the last contestan Mt
to reach the finishing mark will receive
a pair Of goggles
f. ". Carol was awarded a mandolin
and forty lessons because Of his ener-
getic work in arranging the event.
1T was practically agreed to run off
another endurance contest some time i'm
August and a committee was appointed
to take charge of the affair. Those
chosen are.
J. A. w. Gates, u. Wilson, NJ. Heimer.
Motor cycle members are considering
the advisability of erecting club
house and the following committee was
appointed to make preliminary ar
rangements: j. A. W. Gates, L. II.
Morrison f, r. Carol, w. J. Collins.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
AUTOS START ON TOUR

BV ASs0olated Press
BUFFALO, N. Y, July 12.-Three
score of automobiles started from here
today on the 11O0-m mile tour of the
American Automobile association
through northwestern New York. que
bee and the New En gland states to the
White mountains. They are in competi-
tion for cup donated by Charles j.
Glidden of Boston, to be awarded for
the greatest achievements with the mo-
tor car in simple touring, and not i'm
racing or fast driving.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
MAY SUTTON IS WINNER
In Welsh Women's Championship Her
Opponent Retres After
Final Set
BY Associated Press.

NEWPORT, England, July 12.-In the
Welsh women's championship tennis
games today May Sutton of California
beat Mrs. Raikes by a score of 6-1.
Mrs Raikes retired after the first set.
In the women's open doubles Mrs.
Sterry and Miss Sutton beat Miss
Longqust and Miss Hudd. 6-1, 60
In the mixed doubles F. II. Dauncey
and Miss Sutton beat h. Barry and
Miss Heard, 60, 60.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
TO CONTEST DOVE ORDINANCE
San Bernardino Sportsmen Raise &
Purse to Fight Shooting
Limit
Special to INC Herald.


SAN BERNARDINO, July 12.-Local
sportsmen have made up a purse of
800 to fight the dove ordinance which
permits the shooting of doves only in
the month of October. while the state
law makes 1t an open season during
the month of July and on TO October.
While the sportsmen have subscribed
the purse, and say they will double it
if necessary to test the case, none of
them seem anxious to get out and be-
come victims by killing the doves, ow-
ing to the fear that the court will make
it straight Jail sentence instead of a
fine. 1t is said test of the ordinance
will be made on the first case that
arises
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
MERCANTILE LEAGUE
ARRANGES SCHEDULE
FAST GAMES SHOULD RESULT
TOMORROW
Harper & Reynolds Will Meet
the Title Guarante and Trust
Company Team on ST. Vincent
Diamond

Several fast games should be played
tomorrow, according to the schedule of
the Mercantile league, formerly the
Saturday Afternoon league.
The contests arranged for the va
rious fields follow: Harper & Rey-
nolds will cross bats with the Title
Guarantee and Trust team on the st.
Vincent diamond.
The Y. NJ. c. A. nine is to meet the
Inglewood club on the Occidental field,
while the Edison Electric boys play
the Alhambra high school team on the
san Gabriel diamQnd.
The standing of the league is as fol-
lows.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
RESULTS AT THE MEADOWS

BY Associated Press.
SEATTLE. Wash. July 12-Results
at Meadows:
Five and half furlongs-Cofonel
Jewell won, Contestrix second, Seed
Cake third: time, 1:071a.
Four anda half furlongs-Wa Wapmagoo-
tis won. Palemon second, Alta Spa
third time. 54%
Seven furlongs-Yellowst won,
Metlakatla second, Lady Mirthful
third time. 1:27
Five and half furlongs-Entre Nous
won. Buchanan second, Peggy McNeal
third time, 107A
Mile-Florence FOnSo won, Rudabek
second, Ralph Young third; time, lao.
MiIe-Kumiss won. Governor Davis
second, Fulletta third; time, 1:41.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
BRIGHTON BEACH RESULTS

By AssOCiated Press.
NEW YORK, July 12.-Brighton
Beach results:
Five and half furlongs-Penarry
won. Dashaway second, Waterbury
third: time, :07.
One mile and a furlong won,
Lancasterian second, Red Friar third !;
time, / so 2-5.
six furlongs-Halifax won, Bait sec
ond. Stole third: time, 1:13 3-5
Six furlongs-Nannie Hodge won,
Diamond second, Hot Toddy third {;
time, 1:13.
Mile and a Systematically Spanker
won, Harvest second, Dishabille third !;
time, LAC 2-5.
Six furlongs-Umbrella won, Yorkist
second, Sally X third time, ia 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
LATONlA PARK RESULTS

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, July 12.-Latonia re-
suits:
Six furlongs-Heine won, Lady Cha
rade second, Inspector Girl third; time,
lis 2-5. Still Hunt and DR.. Turner left
at post.
Mile-Docie won. Frivol second, Doe
skin third; time, LAP is.
Six furlongs-Potter won, Mayor
Johnson second Early Pears third
time. ia Is.
Six furlongs-John English won, Bra
den second, Miltiades third; time,
1925 2-5.
Five furlongs-W -Webber won. Owe
lando second, Fair Fagot third; time,
1:O1 2-5.
Mile and three iXteenths-Mamie
Algol won, Marshal Ney second Stroud
third; time, 202 is.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
POOL PLAYERS ARE ACTIVE

Following are the results of the third
days play in the Los Angeles Athletic
clubs pool tournaments
c. Nj. McQuigg beat A. McKenny,
50-27.
NJ A. Marsh, jr., beat j. A. Hutchins,
50-34
w. c. Fisher beat George Hupp, 50-34,
G. Nj. McQuigg beat w. C. Fisher,
50-42.
Charles Brownstein beat DR., w. S.
Kennedy, 5O-4O.
w. C. Fisher beat Henry Hack,
5O-46.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
LElsHARDT PLAYS FAST BALL

Roy Leibhardt, who played on the
Azusa baseball team last winter is
making good, according to reports re-
ceiVed from Memphis, with which team
the local boy is working Out of sew
enteen games Leibhardt has won thir-
teen. He possesses about everything a
pitcher can make use of and frequent
ly has resort to the spit ball. Thus
far an in drop is proving his choicest
teaser.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
CLEVELAND SCORES sHuTouT

I1Y NSNOCIdItU : VS5'
WASHINGTON, July 12.-Hess al
lowed the Washingtons but four hits
today, two of which were of the scratch
order, and Cleveland won easily Score:
Washington, 0; hits, A; errors, 5.
Cleveland, 6; hits, Z; errors, 0.
Observation-Disclosures and Kittredge
Hess. Buelow and Clark.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
CHICAGO WINS BOTH GAMES

~ Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 12.-Chicago took two
easy games from Boston today, play
ing both without an error and both
Chicago pitchers doing much the bet
ter work. Score:
First game-t
Chicago, A. hits, 6; errors, 0.
Boston, 1; hits, Z; errors, l.
Batteries-Brown and Killing; Young
and O'Neill. Umpire-O'Day.
Second game
Chicago, s; hits, s; errors, 0.
Boston, 2; hits, s; errors, g.
Batteries Pheister and Moran;
Lindaman, Dolan and Brown. Umpire
% Day.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
DANIELS WINS CHAMPIONSHIP

NOTTINGHAM, England, July 12.-
The 1O0-yard amateur swimming
match for the championship of the
world was won today by C. NJ. Daniels
American, who went the distance in
So 3-5 seconds, beating the record by
two-ffths of a second. Cecil Healy
the amateur champion of Australia
was second, and j., IL. Derbyshire OF
Manchester third
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
DETROIT LOSES CONTEST

IlY AsNOCId ItU TtSS
PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-Phila-
delphia defeated Detroit today in a
game that was battle of the pitchers
from start to finish. Plank and Dono-
van allowed each side only two hits.
Bcore
Detroit, 1; hits, 2; errors, 2.
Philadelphia, 2; hits, 2; errors, 3.
Batteries-DonOvan and Warner;
Plank and Powers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
PiTTsBURG is WINNER

BY NSSOCiated freSE.
PITTSBURG, July 12.-Pittsburg
won the game in the seventh inning
when three runs were scored on four
hits. Brooklyn looked like winner up
to that time. Score:
Pttsburg, o; hits, 10; errors, 0.
Brooklyn, 6; hits, 10; errors, l.
Batteries-M Mcfarland, Phillippi and
Phelps; Strickett, Scanlon and Bergen
Umpires-Conway and Emslie.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WEIMER COMPELLED TO RETIRE
BY Associated rress.

by = SSOCIHteu TTeSS.
CINCINNATI, July 12.-New York
defeated Cincinnati today in game in
which long hits were numerous.
Weimer was compelled to retire after
the first inning. Score:
Cincinnati, Il; hits, IA; errors, 4.
New York, IS; hits, 1S; errors, 4.
Batteries - Hall, Livingston and
Schlei; Taylor and Bowerman. Un-
pires-Carpenter and KLEIN.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
PORTLAND DEFEATS SEATTLE
BY Associated Press

PORTLAND, Ore, July 12.-Except
in the fourth inning Seattle was un-
able to connect effectively with Hen
derson. Score:
r, HE.
Portland ........,... OOOS2O1 O--6 "A 0
Seattle ............. 000100 o 0-1 8
Batteries - Henderson and Donahue;
Garvin and Blankenship Umpire-Per-
rine
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
ST. LOUIS DEFEATS BOSTON
BY Associated Press.

BOSTON, July 12.-St. Louis long
hitting and Boston's poor fielding de-
termined the result of today's game in
favor of the visitors. Score:
ST. Louis. A; hits s; errors, O.
Boston, 1; hits, 6; errors, 8.
Batteries-Powell and O'Connor;
Dineen and Garrigan.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NEW YORK DEFEATS CHICAGO

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 12.-The local
Americans won out today. to 3, by
hitting Smith in the seventh and ninth.
Chase batted in three of the winning
runs and the fielding on both sides was
fast. Score:
Chicago. 3; hits 7; errors, 1.
New York, A; hits, II; errors, 2.
Batteries-Smith and Sullivan; Orth
and Kleinow.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
ST. LOUIS WINS CONTEST

BY Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, July ia batting rally
in the ninth inning during which three
runs We're scored, decided a see-saW
game with Philadelphia in favor of st.
Louis. Score:
st. Louis, 7; hits, 10; errors, 8.
Philadelphia, s. hits, l. errors, 2.
Batteries-Beebe and Deshall; Lush
and Doom. Umpire-Johnstone.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
AN FRANCISCO.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.

Home run-Williams, Three-ba hit
Mclaughlin Two-base hits Wheeler.
Sacrifice hits-O' Brien Cartwright. Dash
wood Doyle. First base on errors-San
Off VOTERS, 3; off OBrien. A. Left on
bases-San Francisco, 8; Fresno. I. Struck
out-By O'Brien, 2; by VOTERS. 8. Hit by
ptcher-FitZgerald Double plays-Wheel-
er to Irwin; O'Brien to Wilson to Will
Jams; Wheeler to Moher; Casey to
Hogan. Passed ball-Dashwood. Wild
pitches-Wolters. 2. Time of game-3:15.
Umpires-Knell and Conway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Dillon o. Eager, Goch-
nauer, Hackett. First base on errors
Oakland, l. Left on bases-Los Angeles
4 Oakland, l. Bases on balls-Off Gates
s. Randolph, ,. Struck out-By Gates, );
Randolph, 4. Double plays - Gates to
Hackett to Haley; Gochnauer to Dillon;
Smith to DevereauX. Passed ballS-Hack-
ett 2; Eager. l. Time of game-1 80
Umpire-Hodson.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
FRESNO DEFEATS
SAN FRANCISCO
RAISlN PlCKERS MAKE TEN Err.
RoRs DURING CONTEST
Home Run by Williams and Eject
ment From Grounds of Man.
ager Fisher Are Only
Features
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press
OAKLAND, July 12.-Wolters' SUI
perior work in the box and Fresno's
ability to find O'Brien freely gave to-
days game to Fresno by score of
| to 4. A home run by Williams and
Manager Fishers ejectment from the
grounds as the result of a dispute over
a decision were the only features.
Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13
MUSICAL PROGRAM

The musical program at Morley's
Grand avenue rink today and evening
will be as follows:
Two step, Dixie Land; waltz.
Friends That Are Good and True;
two step. "Tll Keep a Warm Spot in
NY Heart for You waltz, my Merry
Patrol; waltz. "Old Black joe; two
step. Keep on the Sunny Side; waltz.
I'm Up in the Air About Mary:
waltz, ION a Moonlight Winters
waltz. Meet Me in st. Louis"; two
step, "a Picnic for Two; waltz.
"Will You Love Me in December as
You Do in May; two STEP FLORIDA
Rags; waltz, Down Where the Sill
very Mohawk Flows"
Don't fail to see Prof Franks and
Baby Lillian. 1000 a. m, 200 p. M.
1880 p. m
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-13

Owing TO the rush or business the
Talk 0 Phone department of the South
open Wednesday and Saturday evenings
for the accommodation or Herald subs
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1906-03-22

Detective Thiele is evidently of the
"smart alecky kind. He pokes fun in
the B oise S tate man at the
people for the arres in g
the suspect and says he does not
resemble Simpkins in any respect.
AS a matter OF fact he does resem-
BILE thecriminal in very many respects
and there was good ground for max
ing the arrest and holding him. While,
to one who is acquain ted with Simp-
kins, the resemblance may not be
striking, he answers the description
as only one man in hundred thou
sand would answer it.
On Thursday evening of last week,
the marriage of Mr.. Harvey Fair
child and Miss Anna Durfee was sol
emnmized. Elder Levern Burrus,
officiating. The Eagle wishes this
couple safe and joyous transport
over the turbulent sea of life.
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1906-03-22
Z. M. and Y. l.. M. L. A. Con.
ference.

The stake conference OF the Mu-
tual improvement Association will
convene in Oakley, March 25th
Separate sessions will be held at the
Stake Academy and at the Relief
Society Halls in the morning,
afternoon and a conjoint session will
be held in the Tabernacle in the ev.
ening. BY way of partial prepare
ton all young men are requested tc
be thoroughly familiar with the 10Th
lessen in the Junior Manual and the
9Th lesson in the Senior Manual. a
good representation of both young
men and women from all wards in
the stake is earnestly solicited.
The following program will be
rendered at the evening session:
Observation-Disclosures of Example,
Elder Moses Smith
Song-L. ]. Robinson and Company
Literature as a Character Builder
Mss Lula Bates
Solo-Mrs. Oliver Pickett
The Ideal Young Man Miss Loveland
Recitation-Miss Maud Thomas
Ideal Young Lady-Fred Darringto
Interesting Evidence Corroboratini
Book of Mornon-D. .. Allen
Duet-Mabel and Lois Hunter
Guitar and Mandolin Music-Pearl
McMurray and Maggie Guymor
Readng-Mrs. W. e. Aaron.
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1906-03-22

We record again this week another
sad death-another victim to appen-
dicitis. Frederick NJ. Cooper the
eleven year old son OF Mrs. May Nc
Bride Cooper. who underwent an
operation on the 9th inst succumbed
to the malady on Tuesday morning,
and was buried the same evening,
Bishops II. G. aaight, d. P. Thomas
Thos. Clark and Elder N. r. Mech
am spoke at the funeral, and offered
such consolation as in the power OF
man to give. We unite with al
others Of the community in express
ing our sympathy to the bereaved.