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The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
CHEER FOR HARVARD
Hundreds of Students Show
Faith in Crimson Team.
DEMONSTRATION IN STADIUM
Last Practice at Cambridge Il MOST
ly Secret. but Undergraduate Get
In tn See short scrIm maEe|yar-
sity squad VIII BE Taken 20 Nor
folk Hunt CIub for n Rest.

Cambridge. Mass. Nov 20.-Ahout
2,oo0 Harvard students this Afternoon
marched down to the stadium "a watch
The last practice whiea the foottsIi team
Will hold in Cambridge before tle Yale
game
Throughout the practice the under
graduates encouraged the team by sing
ing and cheering. It was one Of the
biggest and most enthusiastic demonstra-
uons Of spirit that has ever been In
Cambridge. The varsity practice was
for the most part secret. At four o'clock
the gates were opened and the under
graduates were allowed within the
stadium. The part of the work then in
progress was running through signals.
The varsity was made up Of MacDon-
aid and Houston. ends: Burr and Fish.
tackles; Parker and Pierce, guards;
Grant. center; Starr, quarter back; Wen
dell and Rand. half backs: Apouonio.
fun back This viii almost certainly be
The lineup Of the team against Yale
with the exception that Brown may be at
ably be at quarter back
AFTER few minutes of signal practice
the substitutes were lined up 10 a fifteen
minute scrimmage against the second
team. The former won II 10 o.
Tonight the second team viii break
training Tomorrow the varsity players
will be- taken 20 the Norfolk Hunt Club
IN Medfield, about fifteen miles from
Cambridge They viii stay there until
the morning Of the Yale game, returning
TO Cambridge on Friday morning for lee
lures and going out 10 Medheld again in
the afternoon. On the morning Of the
game the team viii return to Cambridge
IN time for lunch at the training table.
after which they viii lounge around the
Harvard Union until it is time 70 leave
for the field
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PENN FRESHMEN STRONG.
Rip Up Varsity Team in Practice
Behind Closed Gates.

Philadelphia. Nov 2C-The freshman
team OF the Pennsylvania cut up lively
capers to-day with the varsity eleven
IN the first scrimmage since the Michi-
gan contest. For the second time this
week the practice was secret The full
varsity team, with the exception Of Cal
lagher and HOllenbeCk. was in lineup.
The team viii not go to Winslow juno
tion TIL Monday. when they will f>ck up
and take up their old quarters in the
Winslow Inn in the bllmy air Of Jersey.
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PRESIDENT GETS TICKETS.
Puts in Application for Ten for
YaIe-Harvard Game.

Cambridge, Nov 2O--Henry Thompson,
graduate manager OF the Harvard Ath-
letic Association. said tonight that
President Roosevelt has applied for ten
tickets TO the Harvard-Yale game. but
said that this does not imply that the
President will attend personally. because
he applies for such tickets every yea:.
In explaining the application 10 the
athletic authorities, Theodore Roosevelt
Jr.. when asked who would use the
tickets. answered:
The family -
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COUNTERFEIT TICKETS.
Police Arrest Nan Attempting TO De-
fraud Harvarti-YaIe management.

Portland Ne, Nov. 20.-The police here
have nipped in the bud wholesale at
tempt TO counterfeit tickets for the Har-
vard-Yale football game William Leigh
ton alias Brooks. of Boston. and Fred
Patrick local engraver. are under ar
rest charged with the attempted 0ffeuSe-
In Patricks 5 room was found a block OF
lockwood such as IS used by engravers.
on which a draught had been made of
Harvard-Yale ticket, which Is as slabo-
rate as banknoJe. The block was large
enough for the back Of the ticket 10 have
been engraved on H. Patrick told the po-
lice that Leighton offered him N5 10
make the engraving.
The Harvard management has been in
formed Of the arrest. and viii send q
representative TO Portland
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
MAY CHANGE FIRST BASEMAN.
UnEIaub and Tenny Likely to Be
Traded by Boston Clubs.

Boston, Nov. 20.-Both Boston clubs viii
probably have new first basemen next
season Robert UnglaUb is not altogether
satisfactory 70 Jim" MCGUIRE and the
chances are more than even that Robert
Will be used in a trade. Grimshaw viii
be retained, and one Of the new men,
probably Cravath, the harG-hitting out
fielder from Los Angeles will be given
tryout at first. as he has played the post
ton At different Tires.
There will be no change in the Tenny
situation until the league meeting in New
York next month. New York. Philadel-
phia. Pittsburg. and s.. Louis might use
the clever Boston first baseman. and they
have players that DOvey might consider
in q trade St Louis might offer Tenny
the management Of the club and play him
at first base, while Boston could use
first-class catcher like Phelps, OF Pitts
burg, or Bresnahan. Of New York
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
ARMY PROSPECTS BRIGHT.
West Point Varsity Has Encour-
aging Practice.

West Point. y. Y, Nov. 20.-The prac-
uce to-day was most encouraging one.
and by the WAY the scrubs line was torn
70 pieces it looked as II the soldiers were
rounding into their final form. From the
kick-on the varsity marched straight
down the ield for - yards to a touch
down. forward passes being successfully
interminsled with lire plunges by Smith
aud end runs by Chamberlain.
Mountford and Kern We're drilled in
drop kicking with the scrubs breaking
through. and both got them OF quickly
and accurately several times from the
2'-yard mark. There was no attempt at
a regular game to-day. the coaches plac-
ing 'he ball on different points TO test
variOus plaVs
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NAVY DOES GOOD WORK.
COHches Stin Looking for Running
Mate for Douglass

Special % The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Md. Nov 20.-After secret
practice for the last two days. the Navy
eleven was put through some stiff and
gruelling work this afternoon, and the
public was allowed 10 witness the prac-
tice The work Of the team was most
encouraging TO the stan Of coaches.
The most pleasing result was the way
the varsity showed its ability 10 hold the
opposing team At critical stages
The question Of a strong man as Doug
lass running mate AT half and the fun
position Is still unsettled but IL is be
lieved that Jones and Richardson have
the call over the others.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
Princeton Runners Win.

Princeton. Nov. 20--The Tigers again
demonstrated their ability at cross-coun-
try running to-day by defeating Colum-
bia in dual meet. A short while ago
Princeton beat Yale. who in turn put it
over Harvard, and this record is taken
as good omen for the Orange ana
Blacks chances an the intercollegiates 10
be held here next week
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
ASSOCIATION QUINT WINS.
Peck Chapel BaSkct-bnII Five Out
claSsed by Soldiers.

Before good-sized crowd at the Ar
mory Gymnasium EAST night the Athletic
Association basketball team thoroughly
trounced the Peek Memorials by a TO y
The Pecks outweighed the soldiers, but
science reigTed supreme. and a walkover
was the result RObey and Lewis played
an aggressive game. while Brown played
well on the defense. Lineup and sum-
mary
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21

Special TO The Washington Herald
ithaca, n. Y. Nov. 2O.-The Cornell
athletic council has elected the man.
ayers for the crew. the track team and
the baseball team for 19O9-19lO Those
elected are: Crew, F. W. McChesney.
Everett Washington; track team, T. G.
Rockwell. Chicago: baseball team. J. II.
Scott. Philadelphia. They are now as
sistant managers.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21

In a good game OF pool last night. Mr..
Needles. Of Washington. defeated Kid
Wonder. Of Pennsylvania. l00 TO 81. To-
nights game VIII be between Joe Todd.
OF Baltimore. and Mr.. wiseman. OF this
city.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
View of a MIsogynist, Surely

From the Atlantic Monthly.
Our women as a whole are spoiled. ex-
tremely idle. and curiously undeserving
of the maudliR worship that they demand
from our hard-Working men.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
FRED WILKES WINNER
Takes Match Races from Indiana
John mt BrightwoOd.

There was interesting racing AZ the
matinee at Brightwood yesterday Tue
events were on the card-a match race
between the PAGERS Indiana John and
Fred Wilkes, and mixed race.
In the match race Indiana John. 2:15ll
was top-heayy favorite over the Wilkes
morse, 2:lsh. bat the latter outpaced
and OUTRAGED his opponent at every
point and won as he pleased. The re-
suits follow:
Match race for 500; half-mile heats; best two IL.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21

Goals from hcld-Robey no. Collingsw0rth Is. .
Lewis %. Ellis l5l, Goucher ~. Chism o. Helm
rich Free osses-Lewis o. Gouci.er ~. Referee
Mr.. J. Hughes Timers-Messrs Drummond and
Clark ScUrer-Mr. Stull.
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RESULTS AT BENNING-NOV 20, 1907.
, WEATHER. CLoUDY-TRACK HEAVY

l0 FIRST RACE HieP Trog@rsa h
cnsder
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KARA EASY WINNER
Takes Chevy Chase SteepIe.
chase by a Length.
PINS AND NEEDLES vEsTAI
Odds-On FavOrite Goes 10 the Front
After Grace Cameron Had Made the
LcnEth-Four FavOrites Reward
the Public and business Improves.

J. w. Colts Kara, the S-to-5 favorite,
scored an easy victory In the Chevy
Chase steeplechase, while Pins and
Needles, the odds-on first choice. came
home in front in the Vestal Stakes at
Benning yesterday.
The track was again heavy, but four
favorites won, and on a whole the large
crowd had a successful day for there
was more money wagered than on any
other day since the meeting opened.
Scratches marred the Chevy Chase
steeplechase, as only four We're left TO
face the starter. and on form Kara
looked to be a good thing for the race.
so that he was at all times the favorite.
Navajo had quite a following, and was
next in demand The race proved 10 be
only a gallop for Kara. Mr. Taylor per-
mitted Dulcian to make the pace for
half the journey, then sent Kara 10 the
front and he remained there for the rest
Of the race winning, eased up by a
length.
Navajo closed with a rush through
the stretch and had no trouble getting
the place from Essex
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The slow pace enabled Killiecrankie TO keep
TO the front on the far turn and stood hard
sixteenth. Ironsides was outTm from the start.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
Gold Lady Withdrawn.


Gold Lady was withdrawn from the
Vestal Stakes. leaving the race at the
mercy of Pins and Needles, who had a
very poor field opposed to her, and at
all times ruled prohibitive choice.
AS her price indicated. she had very
easy run. After Grace Cameron had
pedaled the field for a mile of the jour
hey, Pins and Needles went to the front.
and the race for first money was over
she winning easily by length and a half
Estimate was second. three lengths be
fore Lady Karin, who was backed heav-
lily at the end TO finish second.
Speculation began with handicap FOR
two-year-olds at six furIongs on the Co
lumbia course A field of eighteen were
carded. but. of course, there was quite A
number Of absentees. The field that went
TO the post consisted Of nine horses.
AS usual in handicaps. the race was
an open ono. and this caused lively spec
ulatiOn. Rosimir0 was favorite. but Live
Wire, Sangune MonOpolist. Goes Fast.
and King Thistle had large following
The hackers of Monopolist were the ones
70 cash, as he was returned the winner
Rosimiro and Clen Turney raced to-
btllleI uiitA Wei INTO ift SlffIEn. MntTe
Monopolst went 10 the front and won in
drive by half a length. Clcli Turney
finished gamely and beat Rosimiro a
length and a half for second money
DAILY Has winner.
Bill DAILY made the crowd gasp with as
constituent when mis- nlly. KilHecrankie
well supported at 10 /. won the handi-
cap at a mile and three-sixteenths She
came from behind in the home stretch and
beat Ostrich, backed from TO II to B. by
a length, in 2.03- Ironsides. with I25
pounds. and a lulIewarm second choice.
was bad third
George Odoms Oraculum, a 9-to-20 IA
vOrite, made all The pace in the fourth
event, at seven furlongs. and won in a
gallop in 1896. Thomas Lloyd's Ballot
Box. backed from L to :. after running
wide into the stretch. closed with a rush
and got the place from Nancy, 10 10 l,
with plenty to spare.
Maiden two year-Olds We're asked to go
a mile and seventy yards in the fifth race
Norbitt. backed from i TO :. led TO the
last furlong pole when Trash. 7-to-lO
favOrite. moved up and won easily by
four lengths. in las Norbitt kept the
place from New Garter. to l, without be-
ing extended Octoic. well taken at 6
was left at the barrier
Joe Not:er rode three winners.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21

sp with the leaders in the early stages He went
drHe gameg when challenged BY Ostrich in last
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21

OraCllum the others of their feet in first hal
begin. closed fast Nancy fair race. Too much III
92-FIFTH RACE-Maden two-ycar-oids. Mile and Sc
ES 500 Start poor. Won easily; place same Time
Owner. T. W. Coulter
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21

Munopolist closed fast through the stretch going away
and hung on gamey IN the drive Rosimiro quit final
RACE-The Chevy Chase S;eeplecase; selling. f
6O and half miles. $500 added winner $40 St
Time SO Winner. b. E. by Herold-Irene. Owner j. W Col
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21

y 0A-STXTH RACE-Handicap Three-ycar-,
GF Value TO winner S530. start good. '
By ,Iilmarnock-Kildeer. Owner W c.
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RACING CARDS FOR TO-DAY.
BenntnE.

SECOND RACE-fcur-year-old and up: s,eeple- !
chase; about two and cne-haH miles.
Ind Horse. Wgt. Ind Horse. Wgt |
lnl Kara. .....-..... leo Bob Murphy. 80 /
q Guardian IS q Prince Il Pilscn l9
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21

Pins and Needles went to the front when ready and
best Ct the others
0o-FOURTH RACE-Selling Three-ye ar-olds and up
"a $3.50. Start good Won easily; place Time,
HanOnerne. Owner and trainer G. NJ Odom.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21

FlFla RACE-NonwinncTs q d
races in 1907; three-year-olds and
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a secure Location

1t pays to advertise" said Mark
Twain, at an advertisement writer's
banquet.
When / was editing the Virginia
City Enterprise, writing copy one
gay and mining the next, 1 tried to
force this truth home in many ways.
a superstitious subscriber once
wrote and Said he had found spider
10 hls paper. Was this good or bad
luck! lreplied to him in our Answers
70 correspondents column as follows:
Old subscriber finding of a
spider in your copy of the Enterprise
was neither good luck nor bad. The
spider was merely looking over our
pages to find out what merchant was
not advertising, so that it could spin
It's web across his door and lead a free
and undisturbed existence forever
after"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-11-23

Frank Dennison came home from
southeastern Alaska few days ago
for short visit with his family and
friends. He left the lighthouse SER
vice last June and worked during the
summer for one of the canning CON-
panies as master of a fishing tug. He
is one of the owners Of a mining claim
which he is quite hopeful will prove
to be valuable property. Assays in
dictate that the ore is rich in free gold.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-11-23

Well attended congre gational meet
ings were held at the Presbyterian
churches, both here and in the valley,
last Sunday, and a unanimous call
was extended to Rev. w. J. Mitchell.
of Brighton beach, to fill the pastor
ate at both churches. He is expected
to hold services in both places Sun
day, December l.
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Some Great Canals

The Erie canal is the longest canal
in the United States, having a lene tn
Of 387 miles. 1t was completed in
1926 and cost $50, $40, 800. The Ohio
canal is 81 miles long and cost 81
695, 2O4. The longest foreign ship
canal is the Suez, between the Medlt-
erranean and Red seas, which IS ~
miles in length and cost $lOO, OOO, OOO.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-11-23
midas Postal System

on October 1st., 1907, new postal
law went into effect in India, giving
that country the lowest postage rate
4 the world. The delivery system IS
.lso claimed to be remarkably prompt
and effective.
The weight that will be carried for
) cents IS 10 tolahs, or ounces, and
) cents FOR each additional ounces
q fraction thereof. The parcel rates
asre4 cents for each IS ounces up 70
Il pounds Inland, including ceyion
and Portuguese India, letters Weighing
/ tolah, i. cent, and # more than !
tolah and not more than ounces, z
cents. Every additional4 ounces Or
fr.c,ion thereof 9 cents. Parcel
1900. inland, not exceeding 70
1 - .s ~ = y ~ q lmoaEo yeux
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Must Limit Credit

Owing to the stringency OF the
money market, and consequent tight
ening OF all lines of business, we find
il necessary to limit all credits to 80
DAYS. beginning Dec. 1st. We be-
lieve our customers will appreciate
our position in this matter and will
help us carry it out.
G.. r. briggs Co.
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Cows For Sale

Four good grade Jersey COWS for
sale. Will be fresh in December
MIX right up to calving time.
Also one Jersey bull, two years Old
will sell cheap. G. F. McLENNoN,
N - Orcas
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For Sale or Trade

Do you wish well-furnished home
with regular monthly income? Here
it is. Two neatly furnished cottages
in South Bellingham renting for $500 per
month. Price $1,675.O0. Half Cash or
will trade for fruit farm.
Pollok 322 South Bellingham,
Phone Main 1929
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-11-23

Frank Baker, Of East Sound, has
rented the Cooper house IN Gould's
addition. He will work for the West
ern Mills and Lumber Co.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-11-23

Capt. Oscar Hahn is home for the
winter, the P. A.. F. having completed
its fall work of trap pulling and haul
ed out most of its steamers at Eliza
islano.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-11-23

Over 500 sacks of CLAIMS have been
canned during the past three weeks
by the Island Packing Company.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-11-23

Bran and shorts have advanced in
price $500 per ton, bran being
quoted now at $24.00 and shorts at
$500.
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BROWN HERB TABLETS

Have made for themselves many lasting
friends throughout the county, and as
thew are becoming better known, they are
sure to make many more. Box ts-ven
months treatment)Sl 90. postpaid. Sample
package mailed free. w. P. Caldwell,
Special Agent, Box "a, Lopez, Wash.
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s'Man wants but little here below
This facts won him renown;
While woman wants lot of things,
And wants them all marked down
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S. NJ. Bugge, Gene Gould and Will
Jakles went on ''wild goose chase"
Tuesday and each shot big, fat goose
on Brush island.
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J. Johnson, OF Hadlock, came over
Wednesday for short visit with Mr..
aad Mrs. S. M. Bugge. He was for
years head tallyman at the big Had
lock mill.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-11-23

J. F. King has moved his meat
market to the room in the Churchill
building recently occupied by the
postofEce.
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The Little Women" play, from
Miss Alcott's celebrated book, is to
be a feature of the Ladies Guild en-
tertainment and sale Dec. 6.
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J. A. Mccormick, the photographer,
left Monday for Seattle to spend the
winter.
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FOR ALE-Seven fine young Poland
China pigs, $3.50 each. John A. Doyle,
Friday HarbOr.
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No. 6 Columbia LIGHTERS at Churchilrs
only IS cents each.
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Andrew Newhall and family expect
to eat Thanksgiving dinner id their
fine new home.
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FOR SALE-A good, sound, serviceable'
horse, twelve years old.
J. E. MAXWELL, Friday Harbor.
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The postofice was moved Sunday
to its new location in the old bank
building, whicn makes much the
incest quarters the Office has ever
had here.
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Swift's Premium Hams and Bacon, til
best ever, at briggs.
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Mrs. Ross returned to her home in
Bellingham Saturday after complet-
ing the transfer OF the est. Charles
hotel property to McCrary Bros.
She has not yet built or bought a
home in Bellingham, believing, as
many others seem to, that property
there will be cheaper before spring
than it has been during the past year.
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FOR SALE-Two thoroughbred Bronze
Gobblers. Weight about IS lbs. each.
B. F. HANNAH, Friday Harbor.
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Ground clam shells, for poultry, on
cent pound, at briggs.
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amt feeling right today,
Something wrong must say:.
Come to think of it, that's right
[ forgot my Rocky Mountain Tea last
night.-Friday Harbor Drug Co.