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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-07

eionario una investigation en- el
Juzgado municipal, cuyo registro
hubo de calificar como el speorcitoD
de la isla, por haber encontrado
doscientas y tantas causas pendien.
tes de rssolucion. Entire elias hay
una muy curiosa que no deja muy
bien parade el prestigio del Juez
municipal como funcionario judi
cial. Sc trata de un tai Cardosa
detenido y puesto q disposition del
Juez, por el delito de hurto menor,
quefue puesto en- libertad median-
te auto de excarcelaci6n librado por
la Corte, ell el que Sc dice que ha
prestado la correspondence fanza.
Ex amiuada la causa por el sefor
Attorney resulta que no Sc ha pres
tado tai fanza nj Sc ha celebrado Ell
juicio, 4 pesar de haber sido ipicia.
do hace algunos meses. Hay ST
una nota sobre la denuncia que di.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-07

L<ase el tnteres~nttsir'O folletm la
R<ina Margar1ta," que abavee
en las b4gtnHs 59y s..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-07
'ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Grandes tenlpanos de
hielO por el norte del
mar Atlantico.
RIEsGOs MARlTIMOS
Ndmero de AUTOMOBILES ma
triculados en- Madrid. -Por
una carta de Mozart.

La procession de tempanos de
hielo que como blancos y peligrosos
fantasmas bajan por el norte del
Atlantico, principia ahora, algo tar
de este aho en- realidsd, y como do
costumbrs ahaden TN riesgo mas
para los buques que los encuentran
{ su paso. 4
FL vapor SEstaIos Unidos,s de
Ia Inca escandinava, procedente de
CopenhaSue, encontr6 en- su cami-
no uno de doscientos pies de altura
por cuatrocientos de largo y el dia
siguiente otros dos POGO memories.
Rl espectaculo fue agradable para
los pasageros, pero el captain hizo
comunicar por medic de la telegra-
fla sin hilos a cuantos buques Sc en-.
contraban en- su radio, que marcha-
ran, prevenidos contra vecinos tan
formidables.
-Actualnente hay matricula-
dos en- Madrid 27o automobiles, que
representan 4, $50 caballos de fuer-
"a.
--Por una carta de Mozart ha
I pagado en- Austria un coleccionista
de aut6grafos la cantidad de 4, 900
frances.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-07

nos todos los meses, para mitigar
en- parte, el estado de mise1ia en-
que viven los que algunos denomi-
nan con el uombre de po6yes vtygon-
SdnkeS.
CORRESroNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-07

Sc practicara una operaci6n quirdr-
ce: ~Deben prestar fanza don An
tonic Mattey LluverasS -alcalde
y candidate derrotado al mismo car
go Ell las pasadas elecciones) ~
don Francisco Catala" (Presidente
del Comite local republican, y vice
presidente del Concejo municipal. }
Asf anda la justicia en- este des-
graciado pueblo! Mientras a infe-
lices campesinos Sc les impone pc
na Severa por causas leves, q crimi-
males que atacan la propiedad aje-
ma Sc les pone en- libertad sin fan
"a, dando lugar, como Ell el case
presente, q que pongan pies en- pol
vorosa y no comparezcan al tribu.
nal q depurar las responsibilities
del crimen que cometierou.
FL pdblico sensato pregunta 81
despues de un hecho tan escanda-
loso, puede, sin menoscabo de la
justicia, continuar en- su puesto el
Juez municipal de Yauco don Juan
Mattey.
CoRKESPoNsAL.
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
BALTIMORE Y. N. c. A.
DOWNS WASHINGTON
Brilliant Basketball Contest
in Monumental City With
Score 19 to 10.

BALTIMORE. Jan. l2-In the series
of the \. NJ. c. a. League with the
Washington y, n, c. A, the Central
Y. NJ c. A Of Baltimore won tonight
by 70 10 10 In the Central gymnasium.
and as the result the two quintets arc
now tied for the leadership. each having
won and lost a game.
The game tonight was exciting because
OF the closeness Of the play. The
Centrals won out with only four min
utes 10 play. Several times during the
game the two fives were on even terms.
AT the close OF the first half the score
stood 70 s. In the second half. the
Centrals 3utplayed the WasI. 'ugtonians.
The work Of Parker was particularly
bright, his shooting from he foul line
being OF a high order. Fry, who broke
into the game in the second half. played
brilliantly.
The Washington times., 1907-01-13

Judge Post Second to Ed
Corrigan's Entry, With
Columbia Girl Third.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 12.-The Tulane
! Selling Stakes at one mile was won by
/ Edward Corrigan's Goldic. With Judge
Post second. and Columbia Girl third
/ The track was fast.
The Summaries:
First race-For maiden Niles; three
year-0lds; I'VE furlongs. Spider Web
10 CfroXler), TO ?, won; Duchess OF
second; Kankakee. no u. Leo TO /,
| third. Time. 1908 3-5. Lintila, Ida
/ Bailey, Windfan, Adela r., Sister Ida.
| Entrada. Villa. Masker Katie g, Hari-
| tene. Ada Rice. Belle OF the South also
ran.
Second race-Steepleehase: for four
year-Olds and upward; short course.
Uncle James. l27 (Major), 10 TO ]. won
Aules, l4s (Hogan)s 3 to ]. second; Hare
! loot, lS2 1ienry), IS 70 5, third. Time,
900 SO. Henry A. Schroeder. Pittkin.
Fred Nader COmmandant, 4. G.. Scar
| brough. Lanford James, Woodlands,
Twenty-Spot Naughty B.. Incarnation.
Cannon Bail. and Oural also ran.
Third raee-For two-year-olds; three
furlongs. Lattice. 100 (Englander), to
], won; Rubywick, 100 q. Hennessy). u
10 ]. second; Ziephen. 102 CDominiek).
! Coincident, Dick Rose. NOtasulga. Lady
Hapsburg Nanny Dinl<, My Love,
Bosom Friend, English Gracious als5
ran.
Fourth race-The Tulane Selling
Stakes. 5000 added for three-year- olds
and upward; one mile: Goldic. los
(MOuntain). TO !, won: Judge Post, sc
u. Hennessey), 8 TO ?, second Column
bia Girl, l05 (Nan DuZenl, 8 10 s. third.
Time. 1910 Henry Watterson. Alb
Meyer, flavignY. Orly IL. Elfalls and
Lady Esther also ran.
Fifth race-For four-yeaT-Olds and up
ward; seven fuTlOngs: Emergency. lei
| tHagarb, II 20 2, won; AeadOWb fceze,
/ 100 u.owej. I 10 !. second. Phil Finch,
ll9 u. Martini, even. third. Time. .2j 3-5.
DeVOut and Athlete also ran.
Sixth Selling; for year-olds
and upward; mile ana quarter. Padre,
lOl tMOuntainl to ? won, Lady e.
lison. 1G7 q. Hennessey), : 10 !, second
Merry Pioneer, lO4 iTToXler), & 10 J,
third Time 2;O7. Lemon Girl iole,
Bitter Brown, Cursus, Lady Charlde,
HelgersOn, Big Bow. and Nine also
ran.
Seventh Tace-Selling: for four-yesr-
ODDS and upward; one mile. Yves, l06
tSederl, even, won, Consideration, 10
! tNlcoD. 20 TO ], second. Polly PTim IS
&C. Swain, u 20 /, third. Time. 1.59 1. ).
Granada. Arthur GUNNER, Beecher
I Horse Radish. Society Bad, Tcie-
grapher, and Atlas also ran.
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
DANIELS AGAIN
LOWERS FIGURES
Makes Three New SWIM
ming Records in Spirits
at New York A. c.

NEW YORK, Jan. l2.-Charles II.
Daniels. one OF the fastest swimmers in
the world, upheld the reputation he
made for himself during the Olympic
games last year. by making new records
tonight for three distances in the l5-fo0t
tank Of the New York Athletic Club
Daniels was scratch man In the 2O0-
ward swim handicap and in his trial
heat, which he won. he made new tank
records for 1z0 yards. 80 yards, and 90
yards. finishing first ia his heat under
the rules governing swimming Daniels
is entitled TO new records.
Three New Records.
He did l20 yards in 1.i4, the best pre-
vious time being % IS. made by Harry
LemOyne, of Boston. Daniels passed
the l5O-yard mark in 1887, which Is six
seconds better than his own best record
and he finished the 300 yards IN 2.l5 2-5
beating his own record for the distance
by 1 4-5 seconds.
The Washington times., 1907-01-13

I01 Suavita. 100. Maxim Gorky g.; Ban
lhda IS Easter Card, lO9s Com East
land. 1os; Givonni Balerlo. 113. Facts.
lyl, HIrtie. l0i, Aaddo, luS; SIN Full. -.
Second race-Seyen furiongs Yaddo,
ll2 81 Edgar. TO-; Spartan. l0s. Happy
Rice. l04, r. II. b. l9f. Buena. l1. Red
Ball. lU7s e.. l.. Stone. i07. Royal Ascot.
l0t. Cadet To-, TrOiand 1UZ. Early
Flowers, lua.
Third Taoe-SiX fu-longs Srandover.
100; J. r. Laughrey. 81 LORD OF Heath.
IL, la Chata, ld3, STA gnlncIa. IO5. tioiu
Sitter. I05, Green Seal 81. Lamarque.
H.. Audubon, q Welker, I05
Fourth race-One mile: selling. Sly
Ben. los. wood Thorpe. los; Nibhck. 100.
Colonel Br0nstou los; Taby Tosa. lt5.
Live OF Life. lu.
Fifth face-Five ana a half furl0ngs
selling Golden Boy. ~: Mesmages. Io9;
Peninsula. lVs, Avalon, lUS: Agnes Mack,
lO.: Lizzie Albertine. I07; Two Bills. lU5;
Black Eyes, lG; LorJa Gladstone. lU3.
Straight Away, 81; Doc Craig. q; Com
mon sue, Ss, Illusion, IS, Bueua. So.
CaVatind. So
Sixth race-Selling; Brooks course.
Ding Dong, no; Jrtsam. 10; Jack Little.
lU1. HippOcraLz =. IJ7. Reservation. Iu7
Los Angeleno, loii Ulloa, lo5; sam
Craig. lG5
Apprentice allowance claimed, cloudy;
good
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
City Park Entries for Monday:

First race-seven furiongs: selling
Gincry So; Gold Duke. 81; Doubt 81
FieldWick, 81. sam Rice. 81; Goddess. 81
Arguer. "a. Duessa, 80; Lady Goodrich
l02. Rustiing SILK, lOi. RoseborO. 100
Jerry G. 1Os. Gamester. l09s Arby Dan
lu3. Onisro, H.
Second race - Steeplechase; shor
course. koplrr. Is; ST. Nolma, II
Charheld. 12s MolO b, IS3; GusIus, l35
Jackson Day, 1856: Lulu Young, 49,. Lit
tie Wally, l40; Oliver Nc. I4.; Dawson
146. ARABIC, AZ; SubadOT. li9: Creoiin
l5l; Lights Out, 1872; Plea, l55
Third race-Three furlongs. p rise
Princess Sue, 10; May Newman. no
Lady Frankfort 10; Black Mary 10
De ORC. 10. Queen Melba. 10; Rebel
Queen, IL; Ben Sand, ll3; Truce ll3
Harmis u3. Bitter Gid, rs; Ba elee
ll3. Hazel NJ. u.
Fourth race-One mile and IA six
teenth. purse. Granada. 81, Grevilla
80, Gold Mat, 1u2, Louise MacFarlane
lO2; GlOrifier. 10i; james Reddiek. 14.
Fifth race-six urlongsi purse. Grace
George. 81; Bumper. So; Elected. X,
Tudor, So OhLyesa. g. Amador, lol
Penryhu, lOl. Palloday. 10l; Meadow
breeze. IOi; John l. IngIis. l04. Fox
mead. lvi. That's What I64: Mayor
Johnson, lois Gamara, To-; 81. Nalen-
tine. 10.
Sixth race-Fiye fuTlongs. selling.
Camp. s.. Mesa s.: Skinner. g.: M
Bessie. 81. ZIck Abrams -. Biuedalc.
80; BOuyiac, 80; Ellsmere, 80: Belle OF
the Bay, lOl. Nedra. lU2: Bonart. lG5.
Dry Dollar. l06: DE orc. 100. Spi0n m.
Tom DOlan, 1l2
Seventh race-Mile and an eighth. sell
ing. Lady Charade l03; Evie Greene.
lue, 81 Noel. l4. Dr. McCluer 100
FloT!zel, iUs; Lsampadrome. lOs. Iiddon
lu5; tonsoluca. 109, Adbell, ll2
Clear and fast
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
A. Muskoday Curls Up
And Molesley Wins Out

Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. l2-The
Coronado Beach Selling Stakes devel-
oped into the best contest seen at Ascot
this year, every horse in the race. with
the exception Of Dusty Miller. having
chance at the head of the stretch. A
MuskOday tried 20 make a runaway
race OF il, only succumbing at the FAR
turn, when Molesey assumed command.
From there on it was easy for the
Bennett horse.
The crowd was large.
First ace.-Tlree-quarters of mile.
Canopian l07 (kenD. To l. won Maza-
par los tFischeT). 4 TO !, second: Tay-
Tor George. ia tBullmaul. 10 . third
Time. l:l5ia. The Major GivOnni Ba-
leriO. Black Gem. AnOua MOrtlake
Stoessel and Pats Choice also ran.
Second ce-Three-eighths of a mile;
tWn-Near-Olds. Kismet jr-. 10 ID BO-
lanIi 3 10 l, won. BOoger Red, 10 pres
tom, % 10 !. second: Creston. IO7 QKoer-
ner), To ., third. Time. 0:36A. Gigana
Saucy NJ, Wistaria Bud, Orena, Bonnie
BARN. Bendaga. RaimOndO. Gladys c.
also ran.
Third race.-One mile. Azora 100
tBrussell. o To 5. won: Jetsam- 10
tBullmanl. to .. second; Markie Mayer.
l0e (TalberD, 80 20 l. third. Time. 1:i3lk
Winsome Ways. "a Joe, Lily B., and
Lady Chisweli also ran
Fourth rdce.-Mile and a sixteenth.
Molesey. - Preston, IS To s. won.
Cicely, 80 tWuey), 40 TO ]. second; J. a.
Donohue, l03 (BrusselD. to !, third
Time. l;4Sia. 4 MuskOday, Ed BAH
Gorgalette. Won TrOmp, Dusty Miller
Elizabeth, and Cigarlighter also ran.
Fifth race.-One mile. Mountebank
l07 q Harrlsl. % To l. won: Niblick l01
tkenD, even. second; Lucrese, 105 (Erus-
selD. TO /, third Time :43ls Mary
p, Clark, NiOna. Jack Adams, Avon
tellus. and Buttons also ran.
Sixth Tace.-FiVe and One-half fur
longs. Star OF RuEnymede, 107 q. Har-
ris), TO ]. won; Otto Price. 109 (H.
smith. 10 ], second: Pumpkin, 100 g.
kcernerl, 10 5. third. Time. 1904.
Hazeline. Lord Rossington. Gold Heath
81, Joan of Are Jim Leonard. Troiland,
Doc craig. Song of the Sea. Long Dick.
and John Bruen also ran.
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
BUFFALO WANTS LEVELLE.

POTTSTOWN. Jan. l2.-Wiilism J. Le-
vellc. the weIl-knowa baseball player. has
received an offer OF S500 q month 20 play
CenIerheld with the Buffalo team OF the
Eastern League. Leveile played CENTER
field with the Shamokin team or the
Susquehanua league last year, and he IS
regarded as a wonder.
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
Erickson Becomes a Champ.

/ second. George Washington calder.
Cunning, Fleming Lorsndo). Time.
sac fiat
Relay race. boys under sixteen
Mon, by Belmont Athletic Club. Of
WASH ington CIV. Dick, Johnson. Berl-
/ stein, SmithsOn) second BOYS Latin
school Time. 1:43 3-5.
oHe-mil4 run-Won by IT, Coates,
New York Y. n. G. A. second.
s!ty; third. Woodward. Washington Y.
NJ. 9. A. Fime, 4-27 20.
Shot put. won by b. j. Henermau.
Georgetown actual put 50 feet 6 inches,
handicap, 7.03. second, Martin Sheridan.
1 A. A. G. scratch. A. feet = inches
third. FULLY. NJ. A g
lo0-yard hurdle-First heat won BY
Harry Hillman. y Y. A c.. second.
Hulser, NJ \. c. Time. 70 3-5 seconds.
HIliman penaliZed yards back scratch
Second heat won by Joe Hin, Mount
Washington; second Stewart j A l.
Time, u is SECONDS,
Final won by Hustler, n A G.. sec
ond. stewart, J. A. a.; third. HIM.
Mount Washington. Time. u fiat
Pole Yault-Won by Ward. C.. Y NJ. c
A., actual vault 10 feet 8 inches; second.
Sierrett. -. ". scratch 10 feet Inches :
third, NelkeT. &. Y. NJ. 4. A
ss0-yard run-Won by Hetherington.
Columbia; second Herring, Mt w:
third, r. Croker Md. l. Time. 1851.
Melvin Sheppard also ran.
Interschoiasic HO-Won by ". f.
Tucker, l. p. 5; second, Sisson. NJ. W.
; third, A Wilson, r. L. S. Time.
So 2-5. (Silkmen, b c. G. won. but was
disqualified for cutting cornersD
Zo-yard dash, haudicap-WOn by p
Iierrick, Nj Washington: second, D. X.
Sadtler. r. l. 8: third. s J. Mealv.
Mt. Washington- Time. q fiat
H-yaTd handicap run-Won bv Harry
hlliman. n I. A. &. (scratchl: second
Mhile, W. NJ. C.; third. Mealy Mt
Washington Time. q fiat
SSl-y ard run, intercollegiate fscratchl
Won by r. March. Columbia. second
Llnck. third, LOrando. q. W. L. Time
minutes 2-5 seconds.
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
BASKETBALL GAMES
IN Y. N. c. A. GYM.
SavageS Beat Yankees p to-
IL, and Reserves Smother
VeSpers 80 to 5.

There was a basketball double-header
at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton last night. and a large crowd saw
the amateurs play.
In the FIRST game. between junior de-
partment teams, the savages beat the
Yankees by . r. IL. In the second clash
the Y NJ C. A. Reserves thrashed the
Vesers by the comfortable score OF .
10 >.
The Yankees were much heavier than
the SaV1ges, bun lost because the latter
had the more vim and go in their work
The aL-rOund work Of Kuehn and the
basket shooting OF ConOver were the
features. The lineup
The Washington times., 1907-01-13

The closed meet for the wrestling
championships OF the Gallaudet COLLEGE
wrestling Club was held last night ar
me college gymnasium. at Kendall
Green.
DeSpite the fact that the two heavy
weights, Vinson and Sharp. were both
-'"o,e 70 go on, and that none OF the
N = a. wrestlers appeared. the
elo"d was given plenty OF entertain
.,leht ana saw some real knowledge of
me game displayed.
me nrst on the program WAS q s,a.i.,
De'"een Holiday. 100 pounds and r.
~ pounds Holiday won on poiDts
1t the end OF IL minutes.
Alas, Poor Binkley!
In the lightweight cIass T -.
p I,,' everybody IN general and one
'-NieS' d dlgnined senior. In particular
p'Hi'lhs the latter with a bs- -
i1eIy IN 80 seconds. After the o.
Douts We're over these two went -
sam and put up the two Hyeliest -
u the evening. BinkIey won ssu =
w minutes. but Jones took The -.
IN 81 minutes the next
Mosey and Homer. in tb. vys1..,--.,-,..
Stdsa. put up the most scien,ff,. e.
,e''her could keep ON ton lone ~ =
Du' aIIer Homer landed on his -
ne aiter being tripped. Mos -,
e"e better OF the aTgumens. ana No., -
points. Homer was soneVvbst - -,
y 'His ran. but samelv gts,s, ',''-9'-
hrst six minutes. OUT The
Craven's Science Wins.
craven ara shanklln. IA, r-.,.--
~7isHts' We're fast ia a specisI -.
'iahhlih mad Inc sped ana st-er-r,,,,
ou' as he has not been ~ecei,-Ine- a.,
81 uction' Craven had il ON mir, u,
soIeLee' and Shanklin was pumrsd one
at The end Of six minutes
HIiDeft Isackson, a short conDq.rI,,
ouil wrestler, by some fast work ,,,,-,-
Aseu 10 Keep behind g. A. NaIIocb q
more experienced man, I'm the one,inc
OF lhelr bout, only 70 be rolled ur ~.
anu thrown with Q half Nelson and
scissors in four minutes.
IN the absence OF the real HEAVY
weights. MallOch and Erickson. middI--
weights went on for tla HEAVYWEIGHT
championship OF the club Erickson
proved as fast and as scientific as his
opponent Both had a peuchant for the
scissors and the side roll and made
things interesting for themselves ana
the audience all the time they we're ON
the mat
Erickson Becomes Champ.
in the second bout Erickson got a
scissors on Malloch's head that the lat
ter could neither break nor twist out of
and won in about four minutes.
The showing OF those Of the Gallaudct
men ~ho have been regularly instructed
hy I. :. Williams their college mate.
was better than was expected bv those
who were unacquainted with the pro-
ress made on the mat by the mutes.
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
Fast Bouts Furnished by
T. S. Williams Class at
Gallaudet Meet.
ERICKSON HEAVY CHAMP
Beats Malloch for Title in Absence of
More Beefy Opponents-Bink-
ley's Cruel Surprise.
GaLLandet SHAT Results.

Special class-Holliday beat Favfel
on points
Iightweight-L. Jones threw Blink
ley in 80 seconds.
Welterweight-Mosey beat Homer
on points.
Welter special event-Craven out
pointed Shankl.n ia minutes.
Special match - Malloch threw
IsacSson in 4 minutes.
MlddleWeight - Erickson threw
Mailoch in minutes OF second bout
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
NEW CONFERENCE
TO RULE SPORTS
Missouri Colleges Form Or
ganiZatiOn Similar to
Big Nine.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Jan. Eth.
Missouri valley conference. copied after
the Chicago Big Nine" conference
was today formed in Kansas CITY by
representatives or the athletic boards OF
Kansas University. University of Mis-
souri, Washington University. Of ST.
Louis. Iowa state University. and Ne
bTaska University.
Just what the Chicago conference did
for the Big Nine in the Central North
west, is today's organization expected
20 accomplish for the Missouri valley. II
will put all OF the members Of the con-
ference from the States Of Kansas. Mis-
souri,. Iowa. Nebraska. and possibly
oklahoma, under a common government
OF athletic affairs. will enforce an equal
rule on participation and eligibility con-
corning football basketball. baseball
track team. and will inaugurate an an
uual conference track meet. participa ted
In by all members OF the association.
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
Would Eaual BE Nine.

The annual Chicago conference track
meet is one Of the features in this coun-
try's athletic affairs The Missouri con-
ference viii establish records OF It's own,
and the ambition 10 beat those OF the
Big Nine viii give the meeGs their
value
The following Representatives Of attn
letic boards of schools In the Missouri
valley were here today and made an
the organization; ". G. Lansdon. gen
tIAl manager Of athletics al Kansas
University, Lawrence; Prof A. Z.
Walker. member of the athletic board of
Kansas University, L,swrence: Dr.
James NhiSnlIh, director OF the gyInna,
SUM al kansas University, Lawrence;
Dr. G ". HeItherington, director OF
athletics az Missouri University. Column
oia; DR.. ". J. Monilaw, head coach Of
athletics at Missouri University. Column
bia. Dr.. =. Woodward. chairman of The
todays meeting. chairman OF the att-
ietlc board at Washington University
St Louis; Mark Catlin. general man
ager Of athletics of Iowa University.
Iowa city; Capt j. NJ MaTkheiseT
member OF the athletic board of Ne
hraSIa University. Lincoln.
ANY schools and colleges m these four
states and Oklahoma, who will ike.
up 10 TIE rpi1s, VIII be admitted 10
membership. The following schools.
which were not represented today, were
NoiiNl,i"itu TOT httinbrrs NIP: Drake Uni
NeTsiiy, Iles Molnes, IoEa State Aeri-
cultural College Ames Kansas State
Agricultural College. Maahattan: Wash
butR College, Topeka; University of
ARKANSAS, Fayetteville; University OF
Oklahoma. Norman.
Invitations VIII likely be sens 10 the
schools IN the shape of copies Of the
rules. TfE athletic boards of che
schools represented here today will ret
upcn the. agreement AMI will then re-
port back 10 another meeting OF The
new conference, 10 be neld here within
thirty days.
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
BASKETBALL GAMES WANTED.

The junior basketball team OF ST. johns
choir. whose average weight Is eighty
pounds. wants games win any team
whose average is the same For games
apply 70 Manager Charles Fompkins. Il
= street northeast
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
HE FORGOT.

Rev Gunbusta-AIy man, do YOU think
That you Will ever travel ON the road
that leads 10 everlasting life-
Politician tabsently) - Not sincs
they've abolished passes.
The Washington times., 1907-01-13

Win Grinshaw, Ferris and Collins on
the bases. and Parent at short. and
Barrett i'm left. Stahl in center. and
sullivan In right. with Freeman as sus, re
nfst-basenan and Outfielder. and Wag-
Her as spare inheider Boston is pretty
well fortified in the way OF a batting
and fielding ,nfield and outheid There
Is no doubt. too. the club will be strong--
er M the pitching and catching depart
ments.
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The Lineup.

Goals from neia-Parker >, Fry, 3.
Hams, 4 RefeFees-Small. e Y. NJ. c. A..
and Hudson ". y. NJ &. a. Umpire
Davis. Timers-Prof. Cornelius. {. Y.
NJ C.. A. and Beckett, ". Y. n. c. A.
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Reserves Smother VespeTs.

The Nesi.ers We're a snap for the Re
serves, AMI We're not aDl- TO make a
single fed goal while the Reserves
We're busy all the time. ara had plenty
Of science Blair and May were the stara.
gettng- SIX ard seven goals. respective
iV. ND line-up.
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Gabsl.-...-..-.-.--.,i. l. G--....-.S igOurney
G1als-CallaE. 3: Blair s. NAY. =:
Leonard .; Whiting, ]. Free Joss-COle,
3; Peters. }, Callanr T. DOrnOn, J.
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Rapid Water Captures
Stake at Emeryville

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. l2-Rapid
Water. favoriJe al II 10 10. captured the
feature event of the day at Emeryville
today. Tie Adam Andrew Selling Stakes
at six and One-half furlongs.
Firestone, favorite in the two year-old
race. won pulled uD.
Cloud Light was favorite for the sec
ond race, but ran disappointment.
Temace0 won at 10 TO l.
Sir Edward was not stopped by the
impost OF l3S pounds in the last race.
and won from Northwest. Five favor
ties and one second choice captured the
card.
Oakland Entries for Monday:
First race-Three furl0ngs. Billy
Meyer, III; Bardonia. ia; Irish Mike
ia; sandpiper. ia; Brooklea- ia. Van
ma. Ill; No Farther. III; Orchota, III:
Teat Bath. III, BraverOure, III: Parasol.
III; Coralita, III,
Second race-FuturIty course. selling.
Triumphant. ia; Paladini. lO9: Mabel
HOliander. los: Blanche. 100: Menden
le2; Maia, 100, Coco. 100.
Third race-Six furlongs. selling. Vel
lowstOne. Up; Van Ness. 100; Shady Lad
lts; Persian. 10i. Captain. Burnett. l0l .
Matt Hogan. l0i; David Boland lO4:
Royal Red. l04; Aunt Polly. l02: snow
Ilg; Princess Wheeler, 100; 'POtrero
Grande. %;
Fourth raee-One mile and fifty yards
selling. Lone Wolf. l09; Sir Carter. 10s
Judge. lvl. Alma Boy. lO4 Nine Spot;
lU3; Miss May Bowdish, lue; Ellie, 100
Fifth race-Si1 furlongs. Lord of the
Vale. III; CocSSure, 100: Instructor. l09:
REby, 100; ri Primero, l07: Ed sheridan
lo5 Mistys Pride, l03: Wee Lass, 100;
TemaeeO. 81; Blagg. %.
Sixth race-One mile LOgistilla. l09;
Borgnesi. 100; Rubric, lO2; Rightful. l02;
The Borgian. iG2.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Clear. heavy.