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The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
ARGUE FOR MANS LIFE.
Want Stay of Execution for Joseph
PaOIucci,

An application for stay Of execu-
tion Will probably be filed with the Court
of Appeals this week by Attorneys Tay-
lor, Lambert, and Yeatman, upon behalf
Of Joseph Paolucci, now awaiting the
death penalty on Monday for the murder
of sixteen-year-old Elizabeth Dodge in
September. 1906.
The case Is before the court on an ap-
peal for new trial. and this was to
have been argued yesterday. but it was
not reached. The hearing will begin to-
day, and it IS not considered likely the
courts opinion viii be delivered prior 10
Monday The point made for a new trial
is that the jury was not impartial, one
member. it being alleged, having said that
ne thought all Italians should be hanged
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
Rest Creamery butter. &c, Errs- DO

Best Creamery Butter, 32c, Eggs. 24e;
matoes, &c; chow chow, Sc jar: rubbed
sage 16c 10; pure pepper. ljc h, p 10
nutmegs for Ice. J. T. d. Pyles' stores
4l2 Attn st. Sc, Harrison St. Anacostia :
9l4 11th st. Sc, II 9Th st. ne. Sd and Nd
ave ne, 4th and II SITS. ne, 18th and @
SITS ne. pa II st. NV, n. J. ave and r
81. NV. 1714 14th st. NV, 14SS p st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

John Gallagher, acting sergeant in
charge Of the House Of Detention, has requested
the recOmmissiOning Of d. f. lawson special Off
Ger, for duty at the House Of Detention. The
recommendation has been approved by the Com
missi0ners
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

You never get tired skating TO the
music Of PistOriO'S Concert Band
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

An extension of time until December /
has been granted E. G. Gummel holder Of a con
tract for work on the Ivy City trunk sewer by
recommendation OF D. E McComb, superintendent
Cf sewers.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
..lTalt,' Brend Best Supplies

The need for food that nOurishes and
builds. 1t should appear on your table
three times a day the year round Specify
Schneider's when ordering, At grocers
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

Georgia pine flooring and joists.
II. y. TAPLIN, 1907 + ST. NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

4 Fine Breakfast, Lunch, or Dinner
For 15C. New Randolph, 1904 q st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

Mrs. Eva Guinsburg yesterday filed suit
in the Supreme Court Of the District ask
ing for a legal separation from her hus-
band, Morris Guinsburg. She charges
him with cruelty and n0nsupport Of her
self and their two children. The couple
was married in Philadelphia in January,
1892. Mrs Guinsburg asks for alimony
and custody of the children
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

SaWduSt and Shavings.
II. y. Taplin, 1407 F ST. NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

Table d'HOte Dinner, 75c, Lunck~s a
la carte. Park Hotel, Winter Garden, N. Y.
ave. and llth ST. Hungarian Orchestra
during lunch, dinner, and supper.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

Why n PistOriO's Concert Band so
Because it plays the latest music.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

Reasonable prices. r. P. Hinkel &, Co
successors TO ThOrp Carpet Cleaning Co
4S5 Maine ave. sw Phone Main POS
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
Music at Harvey's

Great Bear Spring Water, Gals, zoe
Office. 704 1lth ST. Phone Main 962.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
Lumber! Lumber,

Ghost masks. skeletons. cat game. Goulds
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

HarVey'S Restaurant
Will be open on Sundays hereafter from
l D. N. to midnight
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

Sweet ViOletg, 25c Per Bunch.
Kramer, the Florist, 9l6 r ST. NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

Evenings from 8 to midnight.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

slow one. just as you prefer or
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

your pleasure hot fire or
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

And the fire is on or out, at
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24
DltaOk hides
pl)&R'S WITNESS


whiis . chiH.ss Stiffness Sani.d by
~ Is.sss-caiIad 10 tho gambling .as.
isss b--iss. JBars Robinson Sas being
isssEii fof higL aud boo b, 40 Officer
zfDsf sIfh . ssbJ-ss.na. the Celestial
ssf lglEf safely hidasb fOf Two whol.
asgf 10 10. ono. ~ " W Brecsops.
sbD 10 chief osBns..l fyr 10. sixty
sighi a.f.-aaanis.
The sissss statement sas mao. ibis
ssTbiBT by DepYiy Aii1Bsy General
pnssSsT sbo 10 oobdscflnf ID. prose
sri0H
The bsssibsB wanted Was Al cbs.
~ Che told Pfass.,f. D..for. bic mys
i'fiOgs dissgIesfaBcs. that bs was
dosgsssIssr 81 fbs gambllnf JOint raid.
- 10 The Grand Jury on the day the
raid sss made. ~. also stalled thsi
iai.ssH Sas b..ing played lB the rom
ai,yss Ne made afhdsvIf 10 tbes.
fscis Then b. dropped out ~ sighi
1bis morning be- was produced IN
oSBri By f,rsokOBs M q witness for the
iaiaBss. BE told q totally dinereni
Fi0y. communicating To- every respect
NJ statement be- had previously sworn
a. His ts.siimony Wis designed 10 dis
credit that previously. oven by other
sIiD.sssss for the prosecution. he stat.
~ that Sum. " Proaser'g witnesses
were DJ pf.ssni ai the gambling
i,OBSe oB ~" day when they alleged
dbsy had seen gnmbIiGE goIDg on
there
That War all very well until Pronsnr
bsgan his croagexaminsflon Then he
Nss confronted With his sworn state.
mem. There appeared "a b. start.
BDg discrepancy.
Then II developed that Al Chez WAS
afraid for his life lie told Prosser
that be- knew that ~ he testified
sgaiBsi 10. men accused VI gambling.
be- would BE- Killed.
BfsckOIg was Satisfied with having
ilDefsditsd The teytimOny ~ the wit
Dsss. ana let u go nj that The ease
viii probably come 10 an end this aft
erDOoD. uBlsss few more surprises
are sprung.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24
UNIVERSITY DeGs)DGNT TO
TAX SMOKERS

pS6sId'Bt AjDet g1wI1 Smith u
O's ObD Northern University ~ ADA
mn dSoided ~ require any student
tff h. dlsDOySfs ~ b. smoker N
VT u Def term more tuition than
u,0z0 wiIO ~ not nss ne weed, IN q
tajk ~ ne students Dr. Smith said,
"AU pjDssmOksrs ana cigarette
s1N Eogs, and IN tart al smokers ~ a.
baFcO IN any Drm vii be- taxed "
~ term mOfo Than Nb6rs IN The ~
tGnt Tbis Gxifs tgltlo8 IL ~ b. o "
t6BsH IN tbS babit"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24
MAY STOP WORK ON DAM
tcontlnvso from Page II

very we'll now" be- said this morning.
There are some things which might be
improved. ~ course. but In general the
work II progressing an fast IN could
BE- expected. considering weather con.
ditioDs We could not expect 10 get
along very fast at this season Of the
year. as the rains prevent liz from do
Ing anything much NJ the time"
The work on the dam viii not be
discontinued just ~ present. Mr.. HoI
I0way states. There are some things
which should b. done before the men
are laid on, In order 10 prevent any
Ioss or damage 10 the dam. AZ soon
os The loose ends are cleaned up and
the work Immediately In hand liz IN
iSbod, which Will be- IN about two or
three weeks. We may lay the men on
until after the Legislature meets. !
do not think that We will suffer any
particular loss by NO doing. and at this
season Of the year II viii not delay the
work 10 any great extent.
D Asked az 10 when he expects 10
have the dam completed. the superir
ieDdeBt replied that he thought Il
would b. done In about year from
this time.
GOvcrDOr Carter yesterday said that
he wanted the dam completed by No
yeinber 20, which Is the date OF the OK
plratiOn VI his term OF once. Mr.. HOl.
loway agrees that the work can be
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24

fCo0te0vo0 from Oo01 ~
ton. teachers and equipment Edgar
Wood
2. The creation ~ a scl,OOI fund out
~ the lands or other revenues Of the
TsrritOry-E. a. NOtt-Smiti.
g. Transforming VI teachers Clarence
a. Cooke.
.. The Incorporation ~ the kinder
garisBs into the public school system
n y. Gnf1itbs
a. The establishment Of one or more
indnstrlaI schools on each island. on
the specializing IN the Individual
schools on each island along Industrial
liner MR.. n. Frazier.
T. Systematic medical Inspection
Alex NackjDtosb.
\. Lskislaiion regarding juvenile
delinquency and commitments 10 In.
dustrial schools -Judg. whitney.
o. The establishment Of an agricul-
tural college 10 meet the requirements
10 ~ "a secure Federal assistance ana
adapted "a the needs Of the Territory
&. r. Horne.
10. The desirabili,y Of decentrailza-
ton ~ the management by transfer
ring 10 the county authorities the jur-
'sdiction over schools. now exercised
exclusively by the Territorial authOri-
ties.--M. NJ. Scott.
~. The establishment Of a library
innd IN the schools Of the Territory
Miss Felker.
Besides the above other subjects may
be selected and given 10 committees
Tor Investigation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24
MANNING To AID
Of @,H90N[R lUKA

The little schooner Luka certainly
Was lucky yesterday. when. Just after
sb. had run out Of food and water and
was drifting In a helpless condition.
sbe was sighted by the Coptic. The
signal 81 distress was seen by the liner
aud food and water sent on board Ia
one u the ships boats
The Luka started from this city for
Iiiio fifteen days ago but was caught IN
6 gale and damaged her rudder about
twelve days ago and has been drifting
around belplessly ever since. When
seeb BY the CoDiic she was So miles
from Makapu Point IN Lat. 22 ~, Long.
1861 W. As soon an the C0ptic was
boarded the quarantine officers weIo
notified and launch was sent TO the
shore 10 notify the revenue cutie.
Manning 81 the trouble 10 which the
little boat had been found. Lieut.,
Joynes the commanding officer Of the
Manning. Immediately ordered that
steam be- gotten up and started for
the Luka az I O'Clock this morning, "A.
should be back Ia the harbor some
time this afternoon.
The Luka II one Of the Allen Il Rob.
lnson fleet and had been recently
chartered BY Capt. MokI for use be-
tween this city and iiilo. stopping at
some of the smaller ports where the
Sieainers hardly ever go.
<<<<<< <<<<<
satisfactorily u II were taken ont M
the hands Of the contractor and given
10 charge Of the Department Of Public
Worka The contract with White.
house stu holds good. Mr.. Holloway
says that the statement OF Assistant
superintendent of Public Works
Rowland to the contrary IL d mistake.
Tie says that he thinks Mr.. Rowland
probably meant that the plans have
been 80 much changed since the con.
tract was let that II is hardly IN.
same contract However, whitehouse
still holds the contract. and will hold
" until the administration or the Leg
islature sees NJ TO cancel II, which
they have the power to do.
IL IN evident that Governor Carter IA
not the only one who Is dissatisfied
with what Whitehouse IL doing and
with his attitude In connection with
the construction Of the dam.
u cant see what the man IN driving
A." said Mr. Holloway. Perhaps he
is acting ON the advice Of his attorney.
He has one with him all the time"
Regarding the nume for the carrying
Of water for sluicing earth 10 the dam.
over the nOn-constrnction Of which
Governor Carter yesterday expressed
himself az dIspIeased. Superintendent
Holloway states that Mr.. Rowland has
several times Instructed Whitehouse Ia
have the nume built 80 that Il may BIZ
In readiness for use whenever desired
but that the contractor has studlonsly
disregarded the orders, and the nums
Is not yet built.
II Ii very much cheaper to sluIcs
the dirt down than II is to cart IT," Mr..
Holloway says. "and I cannot see why
Wbitehouse does not want to do 30.
But there are u great many things that
he does that ] cannot understand"
Mr.. Holloway states that both sides
OF the dam are practically completed.
and that about all that remains TO do
IL to I'LL IN the gap This is. at the
TOP Of the dam. about $50 feet In
width. The dam is 400 feet thick At
the base. no II may be seen that
great deal Of earth and rock an will
yet be required TO complete the work
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24
&W,@ For Island HarbOrs
Now In Sight

SssilSs'S>g gsD. zi-Jis DgSD
sae DsgtS,Js l<.D 30 isss fsDNIsg ~
~ lt>sss fy9l flfgfgjffSs u fsgfjsz
s1S,DSs1sfI,ss ~ s5Sj,is fbFss Hjljb,g
SDii@fs ii>-pJI ~ ION bs1gJSs iisDg-
S4sg I>.isfg ~ s.>gilsglsE ~ sDfs
~ ~ Il1a,56is DzG>,g si.s ~ ton
baEe5Aas fiyysEzi,s l,J ~ ~, b<Jis,S
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24
CRITICISM NOT sGl)sHGD

sa|Ia8eStO, Ian ~, J1yeTSsst, the
fI'SfssDr0,GeBt ~ The nan PfsgelseO
bss bem OrdeTsd excluded
llfd' me- i>eTlslstgTe, bjs eSlllelsms ~
ne lrOe6edl5Es having incurred fbe
~ the msIgtegs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24
WASHINGTON sALAs,es sA,sso

Warrington, Ian, z>DTbS sebsts
tsn SsssSG ne III segt 40 from The
UhUfs~ Isl1iSE NE SslsfIes ~ COt,,
SrsNsW@b ~ t7StD per- s080m The
zslsfy N ne we pysyidsst h aim
'a,z~6 ~ Uz6o1 ber sSgom aud thai NJ
fbS WsWi,@Sz N The Cabinet ~ the
lsWN 6EigfN,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24
sTfvess 70 SUCCEED ssoNTs
~ PANAMA

WssiIszilrg, Han n bisysgs vii
S,,fSosi,iy ~ SsGNd ~ sseess1 siOs,s
~ D,gSfg1S ~ me Panama Canal
nm. siN,Sfs bss TssDSS~d ~ l,ee00e
NJ bS@>lSegf ~ The IsfsSiOSDgb NET,
1',b>jjiss c',sGmsy, Controlling fbs
IsD'S fSsSn'' DiSy ~ G5estsf as9
fOgs,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24
JOHN o, STILL GIVES eUT
WITH USUAL STRING

John %, RockeftIIer has offered 70
gip sgOOO0 10 NcMaster University,
Toronto, Canada, ~ be- used for the
erection NJ building for lectures. .
gymnasium and dOrinitOrics, providing
he t7s0DJ forward movement fund
ana 1t;yDO0 required Tor the science
building shall BE- completed most u
which amounts have already been sub,
scnbed,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24
ruo JDsyNEs sscvsED ~
I1IW CAST

SEQ TD5l, JSg, H,-1fbS IgpAgsiIgz
~ . Js5g ~ ~ jlssgy NAV, aea.>el
~ flS NsfgSS ~ stsSfOId Witt, be-
E~s gs>fSfGST, ~ fsF fWO lgy1s0
ii$gs i,s~B sIfsgS9,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24

ARRIVED

Tbsfsdsy. Iannay 2,
stmf Maui r-ns.ii. from lava nov
fssnrsioH. s;3s o ~.
D y Siihau Townsend. from Kauai
uafts q a5 m
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24
nonoLuLu LODGE SIS, .. ?. o. &.

Honolulu Lodge No GIG. b. y. o. y,
will meet In their hall on King nsar
Fort street every Friday evening
BY order Of the T.. X.
HARRY II. SIMPSON,
Secretary
u y. MURRAY, Err.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24
SAILING TO-DAY.

B,mr Nlkshsla. GREGORY. for Kauai
ports. . 10.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24
DUE TO-DAY

simr Likelike. Nsopsla. from No.
ioksi Iorts. $3.50 D. ~.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24

u - slm,,zi ssfisiD that he items ~
aDDnDtjsiDO1 i1 The Improvement Of
JiO1sylgls and iljlO bsrtsSg. contained
10 tbs WSSfs aud iiarisys 1911. aud sp-
pTDysd b bpealsT Cannon, will pass
'Ls Ji,,gse Nth nth Of 10 OppOaitlOn.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24
Nm. MklNLsy LODGE Ne. .. ksG.

Meets every Saturday evening -
rev o'clock In K OF p. Hall, King
0ssst visiting brothers cordially In
vitsS q attsbd
J.. H. WOLF, G. e.
u. A. JACOBSON, X. X. =.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24

Vac ssss5y fssfls, ~ ~ G.ssies
eSnst@s sssss . es~eisss ssw~ssy -
sss s.s-~s - shs AAr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-24
iNCAl Avn GENERAL

sas FFtFF HHHf Hss
lhs ~sni 81. iisbH
not csnisatec in tfcnQ
q isis oastsnth - u,set -
o. o. sltoaic b. sass > iH
o a. WORN ma b. csueu
o. A. . idtis esiieiin "a
sbn HHHB HHEH nHs .
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-16
FARMER HAS
HIS CHANCE
MATCH WITH MIKE SULLIVAN is
ON BOARDS
Flynn Too Slow In Showing for Talked
of Langford Go and Toupee-
less Twin Grabs the
Chance

Jim Flynn and Samivel Langford are
out in the cold cold climate, so far as
a fight before the Pacific Athletic club
this month is concerned. Spender Sulli-
van, the toupeeless half of the Sullivan
Twins fighting trust, stepped in and stole
a march on the fighting fireman and the
black demon, and the next show held
here will undoubtedly consist of Mike
Twin and Kid Farmer.
So much for boosting. Able Attell has
been plugging for the Kid every minute
the last month contained, and when he
saw that time was getting short he wired
Michael to see if he and Farmer couldn' t
hook up before local audience.
No one ever knew either of the twins
to sidestep anything that looked like
scrip, and Mikes answer was prompt and
to the point: Leave for Los Angeles at
once" he said, but he also had the fore
sight to ask for transportation from San
Francisco.
So the Junior member of the Sullivan
trust and Kid Farmer will be put on to
amuse the Maud Junction spectators on
Thanksgiving eve, the 9th of this month.
No weight Is stipulated and the men
will tangle at any old figure desirable.
There is no side bet talk running loose,
either, and unless press notices begin
to fall short, none of this four-f1ushing
winner-take-all gush will be delivered.
Flight Ought to Draw
Mike Twin and Farmer ought to be a
better drawing card than Langford and
Flynn. Some way or other the sports
do not care to go to a show when a
white man is pitted against a negro,
especially when all the dope points to a
victory for the unbleached one Still,
Flynn and Sam may have a chance to
get together, for one date of twenty
round exhibitions still remains to the
local club, and there is hope that the pair
will meet on the 18th of December.
Both Farmer and Mike Sullivan have
appeared here, and public opinion is di-
vided over favoritism to one or the other.
Sully's fight against Honey Melody was
all to the mustard, and the way Farmer
stuck to the heavy Turk and gained a
decision is of too recent occurrence to
need much comment.
Dusty Miller will be given his private
tryout either Monday or Tuesday after
noon at the pavilion, and Little Lord
Fauntleroy is looking around for live
one to go against the Chicago boy Dusty
is satisfied that If he is given a chance
he can make good, and the harder the
game the better he says he will like it.
If he shows we'll Dusty will be matched
with Joe Smith as a preliminary to the
Farmer-Sullivan go on Thanksgiving eve.
Nothing has been heard from Jim Flynn
in regard to the match with Langford,
and unless the Pueblo man shows pretty
soon it is not at all certain that the fight
can be arranged. Flynn was expected
here yesterday, but there was no sign
of him, nor was there any wire received
to say where he was stranded.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-16
POLY WILL PLAY
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Teams Were Evenly Matched Last
Season and Hot Contest Is Ex-
pected at This After
moons Session

Polytechnic high school will play the
Redlands high school for the Rugby
championship of Southern California this
afternoon at the University of Southern
California field Both schools have played
the game for two seasons and each has
gained equal honors on the gridiron.
Last year the championship rested be-
tween the same two schools and when
they clashed on the field the game re-
suited in tie.
This year the Polytechnic team is, with
few exceptions, composed of the same
men who played last year. The same
Is true of the Redlands team, and taking
into account the unbroken string of vic
tories each school has gained for itself
this season it is to be expected that
todays match will be a fine exhibition
of Rugby football.
The Poly students are going to turn
out in strong force. New songs and yells
are being prepared for the occasion and
novel display of colors has been prac-
ticed. large delegation of Redlands
supporters is also expected.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-16
WINNER TAKES ALL
IN PERKINS, LEAGUE
EIGHT TEAMS WILL CONTRIBUTE
TEN-sPoT EACH

The winner-take-all habit has per-
1neated the atmosphere in the vicinity Of
Red Perkins, the boy wonder, who is
known locally as the baseball trust, and
last night he formed league to play a
fourteen weeks series, the winner to get
the entire treasury receipts at the end of
the season. Eight teams have lined up.
and with contribution Of ten simoleons
coming in from each the fight for high
honors should be brisk.
AS usual, Mr.. Perkins was elected press
agent, secretary and treasurer Of the new
organization. w. T. Graham will collecr
The honors coming out of the president s
job and p. G. Hansen will be allowed by
Ted to sign himself as the vice president
Not satisfied with the leagues already
st his command, Perkins is looking FOR
more worlds to conquer and has started
a junior league, which will be fully or
ganized and under way early next week.
The following teams will be signed: White
Stars South End Midgets, Tropico Juniors,
Glendale, Gardena, Burbank, NorwallS
and the Ficketts. A fourteen weeks
schedule will be played.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-16
Sill YER STOCKING
FAILS TO STICK
is BEATEN BY eEMMEL IN RUN
THROUGH STRETCH
Place Horse Had a Lead of Seven
Lengths at One Stage of Game,
but Did Not Last.
Summary

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.-Gemmel
won the Healdsburg handicap from a wei
balanced field today at Emeryville. Sill
yer Stocking opened up big gap, and
at one time was seven lengths in the
lead, but lost to Gemmell in the stretch
Summary:
First race, 5 furlongs. purse
Marian Casey 109 (BedelD, IL to 1..........
Friar of Elgin 1O9 (G. Burns), 5 to 2........
San Gil, 100 (Scoville), to 2..................
Time, 1:01.
Last Co. Lady Bache Liddington, Queen
Bess Pluvia, Abe Ruef, Fern l.. and SomDrc
finished as named.
Second race, furlongs, selling:
Money Muss, 124 &c. Burns), 2 to 1..........
Titus II. 119 (Mentry), 6 to 5...............
Eilly Mayham, 124 (E Davls), to 1........
Time, 100 3-5.
g. M. Brattain. whiskers, Ulctma, Pelham
Golden Rule, Yo San and Prince David finished
as named.
Third race, furlongs, selling:
All Ablaze, 109 (Moreland), 25 to 1.........
Remember, 100 (Stuart) 20 to 1..............
Vinton, 109 (Heatherton) 20 to 1......"......
Time, 1927 3-5.
Big store, ST. Albans, Huerfano, Banlada,
Palemon and Calmor finished as named
Fourth race, Futurity course. Healsburg
handicap:
Gemmell, 100 CBaxton), to 2................
Silver STOCKING, yb IL. IyHcnJ, u 1''''''ss
Proper 116 (Radtke), to 1...................
Time, 109
Riheman, Rapid Water and May L. N. fin
ished as named.
Fifth race, l 1-16 miles, selling:
The Captain 100 (Powers). II to 5...........
Sahara, 100 &C. Ross), to 2..................
Isabelita, 104 (Mentry). 12 to 1......."......
Time LAS.
Redwood H., Chancellor Walworth, May
Holiday Little Joker, Lord of the Vale and
Bonar finished as named
Sixth race. Futurity course:
Native Son, 104 (Pos), to 2.................. /
Pajaroita, SO &C. Burns), to 1...............
Overland. 107 (Moreland), to 1.............
Time 1909 As.
Blondy Creston and Ocean Shore finished as
named.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-16
SECOND HIGH TEAM
TRIMS OCCIDENTAL
PREPs' LINE WORKS WEIGHT TO
GOOD ADVANTAGE
First Eleven Man Helps Winners Ma
teriaIIy, as He Handled Bunch
of Green Players
CIeverly

Sorensen's next eldest established their
rights as understudies to the high school
football champions when they walloped
the Occidental second team yesterday
afternoon by score of 13 to 5.
1t was the first time either set of MOLE
skin minors had chance to break into
the sawdust arena in an official way, and
each team showed fine form. although
the preps worsted the collegians. The
high school representation had the heav-
ier line and made their gains by the
buck and smash method. The Presby-
terians presented fast back field and
depended solely upon the ends and their
knowledge of catch plays.
Cass was drafted from the high school
first team ranks, and the victory of the
academies was largely due to his
handling of the green ones.