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The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-06

In was formerly a member of the R. N. ". M, P., of which he WAS @ ser geant and is much sought guide for hunting trips. Since leaving the police organization Mir, Mclaughlin has been engaged in mining and has several val. uable properties on Ruby and Fourth of July creeks Htwill not return before late spring
 s.sss
 c. O. Hall, teller in the Canadian Cmk of Commerce mislal5lng a bottle of benzlne for kerosene Monday night, threw the contents of the bottle into a stove in which he was trying to light a fire. The result was an explosion, from which Mfr. Hall received severe burns about the face and hands.
 
 Frank Page yesterday caught an uu usually fine specimen of flying squirrel in trap in the mountains near the city and gave the skin to w. l.. Speer, This is the first squirrel of this kind that has been captured near Skagway for several years, In the early days there were many of ihe little animals around this section, but of late they have disap- peared. Mir. Speer will have the skin mounted.
 All the dencacles Of the season at tho -Joolr nr,oir Rnetu1u1anf
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-06
CLEAN SWEEP
A NEW BROOM WILL ALWAYS SWEEP
 CLEAN

So does our new fall stock sweep eve ry thing before it in our line, Itis the most attractive, and embraces the lat est novelties; the best of goods of the reliable kind. The assortment is one calculated to meet the tastes. means and preferences,of every individual likely to enter our store. If standard merit and exclusive variety go for anything they will score record for the present sea-. son that will see all our old customers better satisfied than ever before, and new ones put on the list as friends of an establishment that believes in dealing honorably and liberally with its patrons. We can assure you that you will always fad tn our store exceptional value and just price, courtesy, and a desire and ef- fort to give entire satisfaction,
 P. E. KERN,
 Gold and Sllversmith.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-06

There will be special meeting oi the A. 3. s tonight.
 
 The usual twice month Social dance Of the Elks win be held at the club to- night.
 s''''' h a drunken row at Haines Monday Frank Joe, son of WhisAers Joe, se- yerely injured his brother-iu-law by cutting him with Q knife under the right eye. The trouble was settled yes- terday by Frank Joe paying 100 blank cts for the carving.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-06

FOR RENT OR sALE-House cn Seventh and Alaska streets. Inquire at The Alaskan. 6t-28b
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-06

At the last meeting of the Skagway Volunteer Fire Department N. J. Black was elected Assistant Foreman of Com pauy No. ?, in place of A, streed, who has gone below, For some time past a number of members who did not attend the meetings have been carried on the roll of membership. At the recent meeting the list was gone over and those who had been absent for several consecutive meetings were ordered stricken from the roll of membership,
 Chief Mclean in speaking to The Alaskan the other day said; q am
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-06
tBy United Press.)

Washington, Nov. 0-I, is now prac- tically assured that the question of Ter rltorial government will not be favor ably considered at the winter session of congress. The arguments that will be
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-06
CHIEF M'-EsN ARRANGING
 GOOD FIRE PROTECTION

going to try and get the merchants to allow one man from each business house, were several are employed, granted permission, when an alarm comes in, to answer the alarm regard less of what he may be doing, At this time Of year, especially if fire breaks out in the middle of the day, it will be a hard matter to get the men out to fight he flames most of those who be- long to the department are employed at the shops All Of the hydran.s are being placed in good shape for the win ter and everything is being done 10 make property as safe as possible"
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-06
tsy United 9ress.)

New York, Nov. 6-RaymOud Hitch cock, the wealthy young man who is a. Ieged to have been the cause of the ruin Of Q score Of gir,s iu this city, and who, charging that be was being black
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-06

All the dencacies Of the season at the Pack Train Restaurant,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-06

speakingof well known Skagway citizen the Seattle Post-IntelIigencer says:
 Major Wilds P. Richardson, the chairman of the Alaska road commits. sion, has been ordered to go to Wash- ington by way of Seattle, Major Rich ardson is expected first 10 take the ffteen-mile horseback ride prescribed for all field officers and he will take the ride probably at Fort LaW9op.
 Major Richardson will not regard this as hardship, for year ago he proposed ride on horseback from Fairbanks tovsldez and Is an excellent horsemsnI
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-06
P0RGyPINE
 CLAIMS SOLD.
NEW YORK SYNDICATE INVESTS Sl25,. 900 IN PLACER MINE PURCHASE
 IN HAYNES DISTRICT
(By United Press.)

Bellingham, Nov. G-John MalOney, of Juneau, announces the sale of placer claims on the Klahena river, near Halnes iu the Porcupine district, to New York Syndicate for One Hundred aud Twenty-Five Thousand dollars.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-06

"Tom" Dewar, tue famous Chef, of Whi,eGouse, has taken a position with the WaT Eagle niue.
 COCO Captain Pllsbmy, Of the Alaska Road Commission, is making arrange ments to get away on the next Hum boldJ.
 The City of Seattle will arrive at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and will likely sail within couple of hours after her arrival
 
 W, c. Angel, machinist at the local shops, who has been on a trip below, has returned after on absence Of sever al weeks.
 At the meeting of the White Pass hos pital directors held last nicht, T. J. Staudish was elected to succeed him self and E. J. Dougherty wss made 8 member Of the auditing committee t. fill the unexpired term of W, 5, Me Lean,
 zee L, M. Mclaughlin, Of Whitehorse, who came here in the early days and has not been out since '9S, is in the city on his way to Scotland Mir, McLaugh-
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-06
VICTIM .0F ALLEGED
 B-AGkMAIL S,JRRENlE8S.

mailed, disappeared and caused fears to be entertained that he had killel him self, this morning surrendered to Cap. tain Schmuzberger oI the 47th street station. Be denies that he is guilty and still maintains that he is being bounded for refusal to pay blackmail.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-06
ALASKA WILL REMAIN
 JUST AS SHE N0N !S-

used against it are that the country is too sparseIy settled to permit of any form of territorial government at this time. It is given out that Speaker Can non is uncompromisingly opposed to Alaska being given other than the pres eut form of administrative powers.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-06

 IS SHAKING
NEW ORLEANS GETS MESSAGE THAT
 MEXICAN COUNTRY IS IN THE THROES OF All EARTHQUAKE
(By United Press)

New Orleans, Nov. G.-An earthquake Is reported from GuatamaIa City and the surrounding country, Enormous damage has been reported and the shocks are continuing and growing stronger.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-06
MISHAP ID
 TRAINING SHIP
GERMAN BOAT LENA, IN KEEL ROAD. STEAD. BLOWS UP-EIGHT DEAO-
 TgEgTY.THO INJURED
Csy United Press.)

Keil, Nov. 6-As o'clock this morn ing an explosion occurred on board the German Training ship Lena, which was lying in the roadstead here. Eight ca det sailors were killed and twenty-two perhaps fatally injured.
 ssSsssgsosI.l.l.J.I.ssU ssUs9sS03Ge
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-06

The Fifth Avenue hotel has unlimited accommodations. Steam heat and every thing modern.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-15
NOTICIAS.

Se informa que los jefes de trenes de
ferrocarrn han recibido 6rdenes de no hs,
Ger parada en- los deavfos de San Patricio,
Sabana SeCa, Savala, Monserrate Luisa,
PlaEuela Esperanza, Arsusga, Marales J
q On 81 de los agricultores americanos de
Pueblo Viejo, Campo Allegro, Commin J
otros.
El vapor "Julia" saIdr6 de este
puerto para los de Santo Domingo Cuba
via Aguadilia, Msgiisz Ponce el is POI
"a tsrde. Admite carga y paaags. Para
informes dirigirse Z sus connignatarios,
Villar & Cia. b.
Sc asegura que el almacen que tiene
Ia compsffa de ferrocarril en- Puerta de
TERRA Sc encuentra en- muy NAL estado y
que cuando llueve las mercancfas Sc
mojsn.
mo olviden las familias que vengan
San Juan & Ia fiesta de Washington,
que aquf esta 81 Hotel '.Helveta' Cruz
%.
Sc asegura tambi@n que se encuentra
frente los almacenes del fsrrocarriI mu.
cha MADEIRA Ia que ha sido declarada hace
uuos cuantos dias y no se ha enviado & 50
destino por falta de wagones.
COLOCACION para una sonora 6
seflorita. La ofrecemoB On nuestra cfcina
de Ponce para ls atenci6n general de di
cha ohcina. 81 entiende habla algo 81
iDgles es preferibla Buena colocaci6n '
buen Bueldo. Escrfbase Ia solicitud por
Ia miSma persona interesada dirfiase
'eThe Porto Rico Drawn Work & Embroi
dery Co." 19 Allen St. San Juan.
-Sigue On su juego Ia alcantarilla de
la Caleta de San Juar.; es verdaderamente
lnsopoTtable el NAL olor que despide.
Sc compran ABANICOS ANTI
GUOS aunque no est6n en- buen estado,
collareS antiques de coral y prendas anti
guas.
Dirfiase P. j. b. Tetu6n 40, Altos. 8
Felipe Claudio fu6 curado esta mana.
ma por 81 practicante senior Llauger de una
herida producida por Ia punta de uu Gu.
chillo Bobre 81 tercio anterior del antebra
20 producida cas0almente.
Ell eSpl6ndido surtido de chocolates y
dulces en- cajas, propias para regalos de
Navidad, que ha recibido el cafe de los
esposos Morgan, Fortaleza 81. eS el mejOr
que So hs visto On esta ciudad. "Samo,
set y Baker, las dos acreditadas, marcas
estan disposition del p6bIico. Helados
de todas clases & Ia orden. D.
BOARDING EN- VENTA.--Se vende uno bien
situado v concurridO. Dirijirse por carta
apartado de correos ndmero 457. Is v, 8.
LAS dietaB exsgeradas matan. Las
Pastillas Digestivas del doctor Le Roy,
marca ''Anturicas", dan Ia vida.
-Nervios y mujer es casi 10 mismo.
SQu6 mujer no padece de ellos2 .Pues 81
quiere usted tenerlos en- salud tome el
Vino de Cerebrina Ulrici. -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-15
LOS ESTADOS UNI
dos y eI Jap6n.
Ia guerra ss inevitable sinO Sc ARE
gla 10 de las esCueIas de San
francisco a satisfaction de los
JsponeSes.
El japdn cusnta con una RaGldn amiga para Is-
vantaT fORdOs On case De guerra.

Washington, febrero 4.-Ds un modc
serio Official l-dicen al DiGrS0 de Ia Fa'
nSiG, de Ia Habana-se ha atirmado
anoChe en- las atlas esferas de Ia admins.
TRACTION, que 81 1nico medic de evitar Ia
goerra entire los Estados Unidos 81 Ja-
p6n, consiste en- levsntar prontamente IL
prohibition que impide los nifioA japone'
ses concurrir & las eBcuelas de blancos de
San Francisco de California.
Una delegation de Senadores Repre-.
gentantes del Estado de California fu6 lla.
mada q Ia Casa Blanca expresamente Dor
el Presidente Roosevelt, quien hizo yer
los congresistaB que acudieron su llama
miento, 10 grave de su situaci6n, toda vez
que han fracazado los esfuerzos por Ell po.
der central con Ia mira de responder al
Mikado que Ia Rep6blica cumple felmen.
te el tratado americano.iapones, dando 4
sus sGbditoS 81 migmo trato que los ciu.
dadanoB de Ia Union.
Aquellos plometieron hacer un esfuerzo
supreme para conseguir las autoridades
municipaleH de San Francisco Sc presten
de buen grado ceder en- su intranBigencia
para impedir Ia guerra.
81 PTesidente Roosevelt asegur6 tam
bien la delegation californiana que po.
gefa pruebas irr f4tables, de que en- case
necesario, el Jap6n cuenta con una poten.
cia amiga que le facilitar6 los fondos nece.
sarios para sostener la guerra contra los
EstadoB Unidos.
No hay que confar, pues-dijo 81 Presi.
dente-en Ia situaci6n precaria del Tegoro
japones como algunos piensan. Conce'
damos al Jap6n 10 que es justo y solo asf
evitaTemos 8 Ia naci6n ut gran cohicto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-15
Por 500 VsIs rsdondo.

Hay gran entuBiasmo desde que. ss ha'
bla con insittencia de que una de las mas
importantes compaflias de navegaci6n darS
por 800 un billete de ida y vuelta para
hacer el visie Espafa con escalas en-
New York, Cddiz, Malaga, sevilIa, Mur-
cia, Valencia y Barcelona, pasando tres
dias en- cada puerto, , como es consiguien.
te los que ge embarquen no necesitan II
provistos de mantas de visje, camisetas,
calcetines de lana, paTsguas y corbatas,
de cuyog artfculos ha reCibido "El Cielo"
el gran BuTtido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-15
RETRETA.

Programa de las pleas que tocar6 esta
noche en- la retreta Ia Banda de Ia Policfa
Insular. O
1, PasO doble "Ls Czarina'. Chapf.
2. Tanda de vaIses "Los patinado1es'
Wadtedfeld.
8: Gran selection de la Opera ''Luefa di
Lammemor". Donizetti.
4 Polonesa de concierto. 5chaweuka.
5. Dance of the BparrowG. Richmond.
6. Cake walk I'm Jolly Junktown"
AscheE'
Z. Danba Gun 'coDficto''. Campoa =.
"Star SpangIe Banner. -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-15
EI entlsTO do sysr.

A las cinco de la tarde de aver Sc efec
tao la conducci6n al cementerio de eSta ciu
dad, del cadaver del que en- vida fue don
Jose Pons y Victoria, hiio de don jose
Pons. El acto resu' to una verdadera ma
nifestaci6n desimpstia los f4miliareS del
que baia la tumba dejando huella de
virtudss y honradez.
LA Correspondence" toma parte prin'
cipal en- Ell duelO que aqueja 4 las familiaB
Pons y Caubet por Ia sensible p6rdida
sufrida
Paz eterua en- el zeno de Dios al que
va cumpli6 la jornada de la vida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-15
DOY Nj PALEBRA OE HONOR

Que los vinOs mas puros. Las conser-
vas de las meiOres fabricas. Los jamones
y salchichOnes mas selectos. Las Galletas
y Bombones mas finos. Los quesos Y pos
tres mas delicados. Los Licores Cham
pagnes mas reputados. Las mantecas,
mantequillas y aceites inmejorables. Y los
mejores y mas selectos artfculos de prime
ra necesidad que Sc consumer en- todos los
hogares de la isla ne Puerto-Rico, son de
la CASA CERECEDO, San Francisco, 46.
EEL COLMADO."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-15

-El pleito que Bobre liquidation de ID
sociedad legal de gananCiaIeB que sostenfa
Georgina Puigdoller con Antonio Monroig
ha sido resueIto pOr ID Ccrte de distrito,
declarandO que la demandante perteneCe
la suma de 5785 dollars 95 csntavos, des.
pue8 de deducir Loo gastog matrimoniales.
Por falta de quorum no pudo celeb-ar
gesi6n anoChe el ayuntamiento de ID Ciu'
dad, pero 70 ha citadO nuevamente para
tsta noche.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-15

Continda 81 sistema de barrido de las
GALES sin presidents riego. ESQ es digno
de que 70 remedien aquellos que est6n
en- 81 sagrado deber de velar por Ia
pdblica Balud, hoy amenazada@ por los
casos deyarieela que hay, etc6tera.
V6ase 81 modO racionap de que ESQ aca.
be en- benefcio de toda 4 cindad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-15
COLEeIO COMERCAL De ALBANY

Albany magnificamente situado en- q
Hudson CON supeIiOres adelantos para II
edueaoion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-15
Ant IniO Carlos.

Be encuentra en- San juan, en- uso de
licencia, este policfa que presta servicioB
en- Afiasco, donds 90 muy querido por 10
fieI cumplidor que % de Hu deber.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-15

Acaba de mporar de ropa complete variado surdo de
Ia mas alta noVcdad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-15


30 deconfec
de
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etO de eda lana.
pal Y caba aleros
Yfu
1NCLATERRA:
de arrc
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The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
GEORGE WASHINGTON LOSES
Bessen by the Washington Athletic
Team by IL to 8.
Aggregation OF Youngsters Unex-
Peetediy Down the Hatchetites at
Van Ness Park in Second Game.

/ George Washingtons baseball team
suffered serious setback yesterday when
the Washington Athletic Club, an aggre-
cation of youngsters, won the seeond
game of the season at Van Ness Park,
( l. % s. Hester. the big North Carolina
collegian who was on the pan for the
tidtchetites. WAS in poor shape In the
fourth inning he blew up being touched
up for four hits. which, coupled with q
brace OF errors. netted seven runs for the
visitors. Orrison. who place is at short.
relieved Warner behind the bat after the
first inning, Warner going to left. Orri-
son, although not a catcher. seemed 10
be quite an Improvement over his prede-
eessor. In the absence Of Orrison at
short. Brennan played the position. and.
although he did not get fielding chance
during the game, he was right on the
job during the practice. He scored one
run himself and knocked in two more
on his two-bagger in the fnal inning OF
the show
The Washington Athletic Club has some
promising looking youngsters on its ros-
ter. and the team pulls we'll together
.shortstopper Ruiz. Catcher Murphy. and
Left Fielder Wheeler being specially
good.
The score:
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
BROUGHT sATCHEL FOR COIN.
with Bond 20 Redeem
Surprised at sI;OOO Bill.

A lank mOuntaineer yesterday entered
the outer offices Of Secretary Of the
Treasury Cortelyou. He carried a big
satchel. and announced that he had
brought a thousand-dolIar bond for re-
demption under the provisions of the offer
Mr. Cortelyou made last week.
The mountaineer had the satchel be
cause he thought he would need it 10 take
away the money for his bond. He was
much surprised when at the redemption
division he was paid a S1.0oO bin and some
small bills for the interest and premium.
The amount of fours offered for re-
demption thus far totals S3,50o000, of
which sum nearly s1.Oo0oo0 was offered
yesterday. The bonds are coming from
all parts of the country. and from individ-
uals rather than from banks. Mr.. Cortel-
you is much gratified at the readiness
with which his offer to redeem Sd 000, 900
of these bonds is accepted.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
YALE wREsTLERs WIN.
Take First Honors In intercollegiate
Tourney.

Tourney.
Princeton. n. j.. March 21.-Yala ran
of with first honors in the intercollegiate
wrestling meet. held in the gymnasium
/ there Tonight The Ellis scored II points
Princeton and Columbia tied with points
each, and Pennsylvania finished last,
ltotaiing
! For strength and agility, tho collegiate
~restlers would have Tivaled the storied
Greeks in their olympian games. Every
man was Ia the pink Of condition and
worked for ali that was iny him. Dole.
J Parker, and Gobel were the victorious
Els.
II was a long-drawn-out affair because
there were twenty-seven bouts to be run
through. but the large crowd stayed to
the finish and was Just chock-full OF
spirit. After the elimination there re-
manned fourteen men to scrap it out.
Out of these Yale had s, Princeton 5.
Columbia 8, and Pennsylvania I. FoIweII,
Penn's football star. scored the only
points for Penn after a very hollow vic
tory over Foster, of Yale When Gobel,
q New HaVenite, came on the floor he
made the other wrestleTs ie0k like so
many pygmies. The Eli is a monster in
physique and was powerful in accord
ance with his size. lie threw Ryan,
OF Columbia, in less than two minutes
Fasserallo. a Tiger man. had little trouble
Ia mailing Coilaro, % Yale, TO the mat
Dole, OF New Haven, worked long time
az Capt. Howell. Of Princeton, but finally
landed on top.
The champion of the New York A. c.,
NaFgaRes, represented Columbia in the
middle-weight event. He fixed Parker. OF
Yale, easily with half-Nelson. I4attimer
and Dole grappled the limit for glory
but one was as good as the other
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
CRITIC IN RUCK.
Hot Tip Fails 20 Land the Money
at Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. March 21.-The card to-day
was one of the classiest Of the season. A
hot tip went out on Critic in the first race.
but the tip failed. and many We're bumped
a. a result. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-SeFen surlougs: selling Revolt. Is
thnappl, 20 2 won; Rodolfo. 80 tsmithl 10 D.
second Stoessel, l27 Davis, 10 to l. third Time,
80 Cotiliion. Chancellor Walworth Critic Wood
thorpe, hluementhal and Daruma also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selling; one mile Pi1uet los
lGrahdi. Z 10 10, wOns JOINER. 10 jkunz II 10
second; Lucrece. 100 tPrestonl, Il 10 ? third Time
l:i29i. Goldshot Lizzie Albertine. aud Dingdong II
also mn.
THIRD RACE-Selling: Brooks course. Freesias.
us tGrandl 10 TO l. Won; Jack Adams. IN lRossl
TO l. second. Roman Boy, III tNaryaezl 80 10 l.
third Time, 20I Colonel Bronston, Needfl
Adonis, Dezmages Allopath, and Helpaisano also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: six ftrlongs Won
ITomp. III tknapps Is 20 5, won; Don bono lis
iTestonl, 9 60 3, second; Pant0ufe, 10 (Boland .
10 l. third. Time. J Is Silver Stocking and Bob
Reman also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile: selling. Foncasta los
frestoni, to I, won; George T. Miner III
tkunzi, to 8, second; lille B.. l03 Clark, ls to
J. third Time, l:a2A- Redwood II. Gorgalette and
Baubie also rsH
SIXTH RACE-sslling; three and one-hslf fur
longs Sister Julia, 10 lKnspp 2 20 l. won Luke
5. Thrush, los fPrestoni, 10 l. second Id Davis
los tSmith}. 70 /, third. Time 0:42lk Geana
Connie Mack, Daily, Expectant, and Barney oiddeld
als3 ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
EASY FOR THE BEAR.
Wins the Feature Event at OaLIawn
Track, Pulled Up.

Hot Springs. March 2f.-The Bear Il
horse which was sold for $50 last year.
captured the feature event at OakIawn
to-day and ran the i've and one-half
furlongs in the fast time OF l:O6 l-5,
pulled up Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Four frTlongs Eta Louise. los %.
foleyi. 90 5 Won; Albert 81. Is tAuhHch0ul. 20
4 second brocade. l05 to. swain. Is 10 l. third
Time, o;i9 3. Mondeilai GTatiot Charley shilling
and 0W Bey also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five and 0ne-han ftulones
Broken Melody, 100 tDtarhomi. 8 10 l. won: Dick
Shanley, l04'z ifOungl. 10 j. second Deacon il6
QNcfaddenl, 10 /, third. Time, 90 Is. Rubber
Ball Katie Mc,uckeH. Madonna Aileen. Dtcie
buskton. Captain Janell RbeodiCia. Good and Rich
and DuizTa also ran,
THIRD KACE-SN fJulongs. Leta Duffy 10 a.
butieri, 81 TO /, won Elude. l09 l)earborul to 4
second; Ruth Nolen l05 lTruemani 8 to l. third
Time l;l5 50. Lsrouge. Invasion Anne Davis Iola
White. Dixie Andrews. and lady Lavish also ran
FOURTH RACE-flve and one-half fml0nes The
Bear, % Bailey, TO 5, won; Narathoa 100
lswainl 10 20 ]. second; The Abbott, 100 (3Iore-
hndl. TO ? third Time. l % Is. Only three
starters.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Stolen Moments. l0l
tAubuchoni, Z 10 l. Won; Staud0yef los g. F0leyl
to 10 sec3ud Lord Dixon, l03 Alorelandl 9 10 s.
thiTd. Time, lal 25. J. H. Dunn also Tan.
SIXTH RACE-Oue miic. King Ieon9id. f0f
lDearbornl, TO !, won; Dr Lee Huffman 10
iFeleyi, 10 I, second Charley Ward l0i AIore-
lEudi, % l. third Time iA2 3-5.. Tom Morgan
storm, Demo, and The Belle Of Brighton also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
RATES FOOTBALL HIGHLY.
President Of University OF Minnesota
Declares II "GentIeman,s sport.s

AEEsA0SAt OF LAtk&FsAtE D4 MAGH&aUtA q
Declares 1t ~GentIeman'n sport"
Minneapolis, MINI. March a-Dr Cy-
rus Northrop. president Of the University
Of Minnesota, disagrees with President
Eliot, Of Harvard. in regard TO football
He says the game Is a gentleman's sport
Football has its bad features" said DR..
Northrop, but to say that American col
lege football is no game for gentlemen can
only be understood when you are thor
oughly acquainted with President EIiots
position on the college game. DR.. Eliot
goes on further to say that basketball
and hockey are also games unsuited for
gentlemen.
Il have great curiosity 10 learn ex-
aetly wha; President Eliot believes is 1t
for young college men, am an advocate
of college football, as I fail to see any
thing in trained skill speed, strength and
science that precludes a gentleman
4 believe the game is manly and de-
velops gentlemen rather than works
against principles OF what should
be considered manhood by every gentle
man. and, moreover. I believe the game is
here to stay. Il is being purged year by
year, getting cleaner and freer from OBJ
jectional features with its growth"