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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-12-19

ownsra sAtate rsEed RI
Atwood Mary fatten and value Sc.
HALEY T. 49, House. Bailey 81. value fIsoo.
e..as 4 Geo., Factories and srd bounded north
by Wulew Il, east by bailey 1t
q Main 81 south by Gemetefy,
sest boy and Of A. X Batter and
wary Weston, value $4,000,
Jarrett T. land ofnsilte line, value 5000.
and Foster llll, value gioo.
Cam tsrufgis A fafm River rosd lamss smith.
value k1oo,
Chass. Albert House and land near Canaan line
~ unknown. aurlh Of notch road. value $500,
Church Ehas Absl Pauen farm near K + Homsted,
salae bisoo,
ChIpaan. arr farm. F. Sko~hegan near $. L.
Naaaeofth tsoi,r value szoo,
DAVIS. y o. = John DAVIS land Clinton hne,
sslac SIS.
pasfy tbas c. Hauae tAa Front st. near shoe rae.
tory vsiac $500,
tisher. Howard. and Chnton line part Of home farm.
value s7so.
Flag alfred. land caasAn Inc near Z. Foster,
sa'ne fIoo,
F4stef Clss H. Land Canaan hue. value $500.
II mphssy Bafrn farm value $500
l.et5HrH fred ~ Ireland b. value SISo,
sea.i1eh Aussi Part sanford BurnH farm, value
ssco Far, OF job Burrill farm,
value t3so. H. Richardson land,
sslus 900,
Hars8 0.srsham. liouse r K row. value $500,
House sllburn st.. value $500.
Ri5kr4 tsco. Wood lot X. Buz1ell, River
= AH8 foA1, Falnc $50
Mar. ffsde1iek " Haskell and Canaan line. value
500.
Norse Isaac, Part ot home farm Norrdgewock
Hfis 81 Inc, value 400,
Mal sli o.. barney harm Back road, south Of Benz.
Bigelo~ value fItco,
tyr Parrinton Hsvsland lot clinton line, value
Co. gJso. {. Foster lot value $500.
Faddagk. r. J.. IAnd Fairfield line, part OF home
farm. value $500,
Passa. samuel. stephen Horn farm Back road,
Opp. ) d, Knight, value 5000,
Fafnnfon. a. Brsek yard and land Back road
Na4 Main st. value sToo,
N1Aet. tee., Part Dr. Lowe lot. part ames
smith farm, value SIoo,
apsaid.pe.
Aabrass, House Cesaetery st value s2co,
asovhsgaa. N Alnc, December III, A. D., 1907
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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-12-19
Young Women Wanted

A. the " ascsstss iazs&as Hospital
80 Aftaaaawtt C.ssssa Wages
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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-12-19

FRANK P. PENNELL,
Collector of Taxes for the said Town
Of Skowhegan for the year 1907.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
BART0LDUS-PHAIR NUPTIALS.
Was Very Brilliant Afair--Will Make
Astoria Their Future Home.

The wedding of Miss Lola Phair and
Mr.. William Bartoldus was celebrated
yesterday afternoon at the country home
of the grooms parents at the Bartoldus
ranch, three miles out. II was one OF
the most daintily planned affairs OF the
season. The house was very beautifully
arranged for the affair, and was largely
attended by relatives of the contracting
couple. Following the ceremony an
elaborate wedding supper was served.
Charles Bartodus was best man, while
Miss Ruby Phair, sister OF the bride.
was bridesmaid. Rev. Gilbert oniciated.
Mr. and Mrs. Bartoldus leave for a
short honeymoon trip to the East. On
their return they will make their future
home in Astoria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
RECEIVES HANDSOME
PRESENT
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GIVEN
PRESENT OF VALUABLE PIC
TURES OF MOUNT HOOD AND
MULTNOMAH FALLS BY MR.. Nc.
MURRAY.

A present of two very handsome
framed pictures has been received by
the Chamber of Commerce from General
Passenger Agent McMurray Of the 0. R.
& n. R. R. The present consists of two
large pictures, one of Mt. Hood and the
other OF Multnomah Falls.
The pictures are valued at not less
than $50 each and are very handsomely
framed. The present was sent with the
compliments of the railroad company
and they are highly appreciated. They
will be hung up in the Chamber OF
Commerce rooms, where they will make
fine showing and advertise Oregon.
Manager Whyte has received letter
from Vermont man who is anxious to
establish saw stone plant either in
Clatsop or across the river. Several fine
selections of good stone have been To-
Gated by local men and description
will be sent the man from Vermont,
who will be in this city within less than
two weeks.
While there is no stone near enough
to locate the plant in this city, it will
be located either near Tillamook Point,
or across the river. The plant will be
of benefit to the contractors and build
ers in this city by securing for them a
good quality of cheap building stone,
and possibly a INEQUALITY for finishing
work on buildings.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
Dr.. Kinney Has Returned

Dr. Alfred Kinney is again to be seen
on the streets, He returned. on Tues
day night. from his attendance at the
meeting of the State Medical Associa-
tion. which convened at Pendleton. The
doctor, while in Pendeton, was a regu-
lar attendant OF the convention and, at
its close, made trip, in an automobile,
to points in Washington and Idaho He
thoroughly enjoyed himself. He met an
old friend, j, c. Mayo, now freight agent
of the o, r. & n, Co., at Spokane. and
William Stone, formerly OF Astoria, who
now has charge Of the o. r, & N. Co.'S
passenger depot at Spokane.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
THE WILDER CASE
STILL ON
A LIVELY TILT BETWEEN ATT0R.
NEYS YESTERDAY-THE CASE rs
POSTPONED UNTIL TODAY - NO
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The trial OF Wilberg was continued
yesterday on the opening Of the circuit
court. II had not proceeded far before
a wordy tilt took place between Assist
ant District Attorney McCue and Attor-
ncy Fulton, over the placing OF "a
Chinese expert on the stand, to figure
out date comparing with the Chinese
calender After the witness had con-
cluded, the defense closed it's case and
then McCue asked permission to intro
duce another witness, which was al.
lowed Sven A. Gimre was called TO
the sblnd and sworn. When Attorney
Fulton discovered that the witness was
not called In rebuttal, he registered a
vigorous objection against the witness
testifying. He claimed that the prose-
cution had no right to bring In wit
ness after the case on both sides had
closed, but Judge Mcbride oyerruled the
objection, and allowed the witness to
answers puettions put to him. He tes-
titled that Wilbcrg had been in his place
Of business. and endeayored to have a
500 bill changed, on the day he was
arrested. When turned over to Fulton,
ior cross examination. the attorney ask
ed that he be allowed until tomorrow
To commence cross examination as the
bringing in OF the witness was a sur
prise to him. The court allowed MIN
until 3 o'clock yesterday, but Fulton
insisting that the time was too short,
finally asked the judge to allow him un.
til o'clock. to determine whether he
could proceed at 3 o'clock. 70 this
Judge Mcbride assented and an ad-
journmcnt was taken. When court again
convened the Judge ordered another ad-
journment until 80 this afternoon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
Pleads Guilty to Assault

Hans Steinhausen yesterday swore tc
a coplaint charging Frank Kelly with
assault and battery, and a complaint
was issued for his arrest. These are the
parties who participated in the fracas
at Warrenton early Sunday morning
Steinhausen had stated that Kelly had
bitten his chin off while Kelly insisted
that the injury was caused by a blow
received from a piece of lumber in
Kelly's hands, in self-defense, Kelly was
not in Astoria when the warrant was
issued but on hearing of its issuance he
Immediately came to this city and gave
himself up. His hearing was Immediately,
ly held and he pleaded guilty, stating to
Judge Goodman, that he did so to save
annoyance to his friends, though he
could prove, by many, that his action
was in self-defense and justiiable. The
Judge fined him $25, which he paid and
was released.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
A Wednesday Wedding

AT l o'clock yesterday afternoon Rev
c. c. Rarick spoke the words that unit
ed in marriage Lester A, Carter and Mrs
Ida NJ. Pray. The ceremony was per-
formed at the Methodist parsonage
after which the party, consisting of the
contracting couple, and a few invited
guests, repaired to the Palace Restaur-
ant where an elaborate luncheon was
served. Mr.. Carter has made his home
in Astoria for years, where he has been
engaged in contract work. Mrs. Carter
is recently from Los Angeles. Their
home for the present will be at 7SO
jerome avenue, but a home is to be
prepared soon near the corner of 18th
and Kensington,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
Leaves For Oakland, Cal.--

Ernest Hartzell has severed his con-
nection with the Owl Drug Store, of this
city, and leaves for Oakland, Cal, to-
night, accompanied by Mrs. Hartzell
Mr.. Hartzell will take charge Of the Owl
Drug Company's pharmacy in that city
MIR. Hartzell is a thorough pharmacist
and by his courteous treatment OF the
patrons Of the Owl Drug Store, in this
city, has shown that he is capable Of
filling the position towhich he has been
called. Many Astorians friends of Mr.,
and Mrs. Hartzell will regret their de-
parture.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03

A large book safe has arrived in the
city Tor the scandinavian American
Savings Bank from Portland and will
be used to safeguard the books Of the
new institution until the vault il fin
ished. Owing to the fact that the iron
grating for the wickets has to be made
outside the city, and that they will
take some time TO complete, the bank
will not open for business possibly be.
fore the end OF the present month,
Everything /. being rushed to compile
tion, in the way OF preparing the new
institution Tor active operations. as
early as possible.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
c.a.n.aaa.n 4 aaaa aaC
c8: PERSONAL MENTION. ~ 4
@ = aa1aa = 8. 8: :. .s.aaac

NJ. Scherman OF The Dalles, Ore, is
in this city on business trip.
Frank Hart, accompanied by Mrs.
Hart, leaves for California this morning
They will visit Imperial Valley before
their return, Mr.. Hart having business
interests there.
Judge Osburn and wife visited in
Portland yesterday.
Mrs. George Flavel is visiting friends
in Portland.
R. A. Abbott, of Warrenton, was in
the city yesterday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
Will be Buried Today

Edwin johnson, who was the victim
of the drowning accident, Monday, will
be buried from Seaside today. He was
SO years OF age. and had been living in
Seaside for the past eight years. Funeral
Director Pohl viii have charge Of the in.
terment which viii be at Ocean View
cemetery.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
Quarterly Report

Vs@AhS'y Ne~P"AN
The report of'the city treasurer fol
the past quarter has been filed with the
city auditor, The report shows that
on July lst there was $25.330.7o on
hand, During the quarter the receipts
were $25,927.06 and the disbursements
$22,20S,45 which left balance on hand
at the end of the quarter, $40, ,l4940
The erceipts in the different funds were
as follows: General, $ss42; interest
S976.l2; street Improvements, $s2920l
street repairs, $Ss7.42; bond interest
$992.47. Since this report was prepared
for presentation the treasurer has paid
$4,000, in bond interest and in redeem.
ing warrants. He has also called in war
rants amounting to $1,000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
Builds Big Mill

4. A. Courtney arrived in from Coos
Bay on the Alliance and left mp foI
Portland on the steamer Telegraph. Mr.
Courtney Is building big sawmill nj
Marshileld and expects to be able to
start up soon. It is a model plant with
all the latest improved machinery. lie
reports the Coos Bay country very pros
porous.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
In the Police Court

In the police court yesterday Wm.
Stewart, accused Of vagrancy, was on
trial. After hearing the" testimony,
Judge Anderson took the matter under
advisemcnt for "a few days. Frank May
yew. another young man, arrested on
TN same charge. was found guilty and
fines, $50. He promised to leave the
city, II released, and the court suspended
sentence, to allow him to do 80.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03

The sale OF the Flasel Hotel property
under foreclosure /of mortgage. which
was postponed until today, will prob
ably not take place. as arrangements
have been made. It is reported, TO settle
the claim.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
Moving to New Engine House.

The mechanical department. OF the
water works, is being removed to the
quarters arranged at the new engine
house for its use The new shop Is well
lighted and convenient and quite an i'm
proycmcnt over the old one.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
Senator Fulton at La Grande--

Senator Fulton Is attending the an
nual district fair at La Grande. Or. and
yesterday afternoon opened the exercises
hy making speech from the grand.
stand.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
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11a DONE BY DEEDS au8
oN 4 ~ = ~ 4 I. 4 4 = = = 40

Albert Streine to Emma Streine,
lots 80, 81 and 81, block 2l...... 81
Benjamin Franklin Berger to G.
w. Earle, Sc. Ia of NV. IA sec.
%. 7. 5 N. R. 10 W.; 40 acres. ..... q
n. D. Balm to G. W. Carrahan, all
timber on lots !, 2 and 8. Sec Is, 7.
z n, R. 10 Observation-Disclosures.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
A Pleasant Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Donnerberg. Mr.
and Mrs Burlingame and August
Launos. all OF this city, made a trip to
Cray's River the guest of Captain Vim.
Hull Of the Wenonn. They report hav-
ing had nm excellent time, and think
Captain Hull capital host
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
Salmon Plenty

Captain Olsen. OF the steamer Alliance,
reports quite a run Of fish in Coos Bay.
And the people down there are having
rare sport trolling for them. He says
no went out and trolled two hours and
caught eight fine fish,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
KIDNAPPERS ARRESTED.

Olders Enemies Are. Indicted by the
Grand Jury.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 2.-R. Porter
Asche and n. Luther G. Brown. indicted
by the grand jury yesterday on a charge
of kidnapping Fremont Older, were ar
rested at the sheriff's office today and
were subsequently released on bonds
furnished by surety company. Former
Supervisors Wilson and Cofrey, indicted
for accepting bribes, are still at liberty.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
Ask An Electric LIGHT

Seven property owners. In the neigh
borhood OF Harrison avenue and Twelfth
streets, have petitioned the city council
Tor an electric light on that corner,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
Change OF Firm

$, d. Lynch. OF Connersvillc Ind,
has bought the Morse Department Store
and will continue in the same line OF
business. He expects to put some ex-
tensiye improvements in the room and
by Christas have one OF the most com.
plete and up.to.date dry goods and
ladies' and gents furnishing goods stores
in Western Oregon
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
Card of Thanks.

Warrenton, Oct. 2, 1907.
Mr.. Robert A. Abbott and family ex-
tend their thanks to the many friends
for their kind assistance and sympathy,
in their late bereavement in the loss of
SON and brother.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
Will Attend Fair

Quite crowd will go to Gray's
Harbor today to take part in the fair
which will be held in the town across
the river for the next two days Big
preparations have been made by the fair
boosters who will entertain Astoria
citizens who attend today.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
Break In Boiler

The boiler IN the bath rooms OF Mr.
Kings barber shop burstcl yesterday
with little damage being done, New
boilers will be put in Immediately.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
IERSE Tales Of THE TOWN
Marriage Licenses.

A marriage license was issued yester-
day TO william Frederick Bartodns and
Lola Bell Phair. both OF Astoria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03
Case Dismissed

The case OF G. G. Fulton Vs. John
Adair was dismissed In the circuit court
yesterday. each party paying his own
costs
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03

u Morning Astorian, go cents per
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-03

Seamstress Wanted
To help in altering ladies' garments
Apply at Jaloff's, 537 Commercial
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
NAVY HAS LAST SCRIMMAGE
Songs of Student Body Led by Band
Encouraging Team.
Great Defensive Strength OF Middies
in Battle with Army Saturday.
The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nov. 1.-THE Navy team
had its last lineup against the scrubs
this afternoon. and the brigade Of mid
shipmen took OCCASION 10 give them a
great ovation. The fun Naval Academy
Band was present and led the singing,
while each midshipman was supplied with
the megaphone that he viii carry with
him TO Philadelphia.
The practice was spirited, and the en-
thusiasm Of their fellow-studeRts did a
lot toward putting heart into the players.
The practice was semi-secret. The mid
shipmen. naval officers. and those under
their especial care were allowed 10 Oc-
cupy the grounds. while the general pub
lie was kept at distance.
Tomorrow there will be signal practice,
and on Friday morning the team will
leave for philadelphia The brigade of
midshipmen and large contingent from
Annapolis and the Naval Academy will
leave Saturday morning.
The coaches would not allow the backs
to take any chance OF receiving injuries
this afternoon and confined the practice
10 defensive work. The scrubs We're al
lowed to keep the ball and bucked con-
tinually against the Navy line. but with
almost no result
1t is just here that the Navy feels that
it has an even chance 10 win. It is be
lieved that every man on the Navy line
will hold his own with his Army opponent
and in one or two places have the adj
vantage. This will put 1t Up TO the backs,
and there is confidence here that the Navy
has been using its secret practice TO mas
ter some plays that viii prove puZzlers
10 the Army boys
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28

that their team will rise TO the oeca-
sion this afternoon and win by a small
score.
Betting is practically at a standstill
Both teams have plenty Of followers
who are willing to wager on the chances
Of their favortes. but few bets have ac-
tually been made. George Washington
has a pool OF several hundred dollars.
but is asking 3 20 /. which Georgetown
men think Is prohbitive. Georgetown is
willing to give 10 4. but this about the
longest odds that have been offered by the
west end contingent since the game WAS
settled.
Mass meetings were held at both in
sttutions last night. and all arrangements
were made for cheering. Each team viii
be supported 10y band, and practically
the whole student body
The advance sale OF seats has been
good and the prospects are bright for a
gerat crowd. Spaldings. Hickman *
Whites will remain open until noon TO
sell tickets.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
JOCKEY POLLOCK SUSPENDED.
Set Down for Indifferent Ride at
New Orleans

New Orleans. La, Nov. 97.-The first
judicial ruling of the winter meeting was
handed down by the officials at CITY Park
to-day. The ruling affected Jockey Pol
lock. and was the outcome OF his indif-
ferent ride on Full Of Fun. favorite in the
cross country event, which was won by
Peter Vinegar backed from to 5 to >
in the betting
There was much Improvement in the
racing to-day. 4 better card and a fast
track enlisted a fair lot of horses. but
favorite players had a hard time, as only
two OF their choices got the money-Fay
and Al Muller. both at odds on.
John J. Ryan was credited with being
behind the smalI-sized killing on Al NIuI-
Ter in the opening event. Gossip from the
Dettng rlns says he cleaned up $4,000.
summaries:
FIRST RACE-Five and e half furlonrs Al
Muller. lo3 lMindeyl. : to TO- won: Financier. Il2
- hoernerl. 5 10 !. second: Divorce 100 ~
FoWcrs', ! 10 ?, third. Time. 90 50 Brown
thistle. Major Mack. Peoria Brakespeare. Mart
also ran.
SECOND RACE-short course. Pete VINEGAR
80 tNeltonl. 20 l. won; Peter Becker. l39
soaTell~ 20 l. second; Magic. li5 tE. HeiderD.
y 10 L third. Time 313 Uncle James, Fun
d" Fun. and RALPH Reese also ran.
THIRD RACE-Iiye furlongs Melange. sS Is.
tbpnl > 10 l. won; G.. II. Shilling. 100 CF
Burtonl. 70 !. second; Ny Love- 100 (W Ottl
y 10 l. ihird Time. % Fresh. Sir Cyril. Wawa.
Dlnda Rlse Leon. and Cedar also ran
FOURTH kAcE-Seven furlongs Ace High o.
Of. heihl. 60 /. won; Refined 81 (Hufnsglel
I ~ T. second; Lens. los &C.. Kcernerl 8 no I
third Time. 30 IS. Miss strome. Marsh Redon
and Alrcnmarchcn also ran
IL strrTr
) 10 . won: McAllister. 81 fSumter) s 10
socoui' Dapple sold. l02 CW OtD. 10 / third
Time. l:l1 Steel Trap. Florentine, Sheer. and
Ia Cache also ran.
slATH RACE-Onc mile and a sixteenth. Jun
gle mp l06 NIountainl. Z 70 J. won; Belleyiew
l1l "a Pckensl. 30 20 /. second: Cllarlatan 100
tDeiabsl. ? 70 I. third. Time go S5 Chief
Hayes. Anna Day. and Beau Brtmmel also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Seven fulongs. Bahbo. l04 IT.
Rice, 20 5, won; Import. ll2 CW. Kelly, TO J.
second Wap. l9 II. lynch. 90 p third. Time
! 55 A-5 Butte Amada. St MoSlan. Billy Aver
Coeytns. J: h. Neal Strat. Martin and Alcihiade'
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Futun;y course Phalaux. lCi
lW. NbNcrl. Q to 10. Won: Rawpsentha l0i C,
burnsl l3 20 5. second Anna Nav, 100 Grand.
70 l. third Time % IS San Algarado. Prestige
friuta, Airs frankie NewbaIg. Ethel Abbott. and
Crggli also ran.
THIRD kACE-SeVcn and onchan furlongs AZ
nola. i9l Walsh. 20 J. won. Progress los Burns
&c 10 ,. sccouc PaniqUe l05 Alillcrl II 10 s. thrl
Tine, J @3. Capt. Bumet Fisherboy Martinmas
kmdaie ceicTcs. and PinHud also ran
FOURTH RACE-0ue mile. Rubric los CW. Mil
lcr. II 90 :. won; St Emwood. lo5 Davis. 10 T.
second; Nagazal, los iHcruerD. IA 70 g. third. Time
l29 55 Fred Bent and May l.. y. also ran
FIFTH ACE-One and oneqUarter miles. King
of Mist. lG lDuganl. t0 J. won; CoUigan. 10 lW.
MillCr 3 To 2. -Sacond, BenvOlio. ITO NoTelaudl,
70 TO l. third. Time 2O6 - Little Joker. Men
don. Borar. Iras, Rctrou. Daniel c.. Lonewoh
and Chancellor Walwcrth also lan.
SiNTH RACE-Seyeu-eighth 4 a mile. ATklirta,
IL Rose ! 10 = won; Rather Royal. 100 Mere
landi. l3 20 5. second; III Rail lO9 CBunsl, 90 J.
ibiId. Time. . 81 Roala and Elba also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
ALL-ARMY PLAYS ALL-NAVY
Teams Are Primed for Contest at
National Park.
Intense Rivalry Between the Two
Branches Of the Service In-
sureS Good Game.

Preparations have been completed for
the All-Army-All-Navy football game NJ
National Park this afternoon az O'Clock.
at which the intense rivalry which has
always existed between these two
branches of the service will undoubtedly
insure "A good game
Both teams have been practising hard
in anticipation of the contest. but the
soldiers rule slight favorites over the
tars. due TO the excellent record they
have made this season. Particular atteu-
tion has been given by the army coaches
to the forward pass and on-side kick.
and the landlubbers are said to have at
tained degree of proficiency in the ex-
ecution Of these plays.
Tie navy team had a hard ten minutes
scrimmase with the scrubs yesterday.
after which considerable time was spent
in running through signals and the new
formations. which they are expected 20
spring on their opponents The teams viii
probably line up as follows: