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The Washington times., 1908-03-01
New Orleans Summaries.

First TaCe-FOr tWo-year-Oldss three
and one-haIf furlongs. Sea Swell. -
u. Lee, 9 to 10, won; Anne McCee'
Jos tKOerneT), IS to 5. second; Pinion.
l04 iFiyunl. % 20 ], third. Time, Oh
Brougham. RosebUrg II, Fundamental.
Gloriole. and Dispute also ran.
Second race-seIling; for three-year-
olds; seven furlongs. Rhinestone, l03
CHuestis). Is TO ], won: Bess Ward. los
(kOerner), 4 to 1, second Florence N,
50 &C.. Henry, y to 1, third Time,
/ "a As. GTatiot. Lindalake. Rife Range.
Hostile, Bewitched, Virginia Maid, Dick
Rose, Don @, Gee WhiZ-, AlveOlRr also
ran.
Third race-SelIing; three-year-oIds !.
six furIongs. Bitter Sir, l03 (Powers).
s 70 /, won; Rural Boy, Ill CTroxler),
phy). l6 10 !. third. Time, l:l4 30. Be
reaud. Jr.. Dew Of Dawn, Aunt Rose,
The thorn, La Souer, Risk, and DON
aldo also ran.
Fourth race-The PicIkwiclz SteepIe-
chase; full course. Sam Honheimer, 49,
SObelU, L TO /, won; DR.. Heard, $50 (E.
Kelly, to ], second; Re1ectable, III
CHoffman). Is &c /. third. Time $3.50. Pete
Vinegar Bank Holiday, Woodside, DR..
logan, Gold Circle, Coal Black Lady.
Ralph Reese, Buchanan. and Gault also
ran.
Fifth race-Purse for four-year-olds
ana upward; one Eiile- John Carroll, 100
(kCeTnerD, II to ,, won; Hyperion II, 100
g. Lee, IL 20 8 second, Blagg, 10T, 9
10 .. third. Time 1.f0 80. TOkalOn and
Quagga also ran.
Sixth race-Purse for four ear-olds
and upward; mile and sixteenth. Alma
Dufour, IG9 tKoerner), even, won; Green
Seal 100 &C. Henry. 3 to /. second; Beau
Brunmel, l04 (Notter), s TO I, third
Time. 1:47 is. Donna also ran.
Seventh laCe-SelIing three-year-olds
and upward; one and one-quarter mile.
Belle Scott. 100 tNOtteT). 3 TO ., won.
John SmUlski. 104 (F'lynn), to ., second;
Gilpin, 100 (BoOkeT) IL 10 /, third. Time,
2;0o 81 Warner GrisWeIl. George Bailey,
An.sa nay, and Dry Collar also ran.
The Washington times., 1908-03-01
NELSON RECEIVES
AWFUL DRUBBING
Bell S aved Him From
Count in Fourth
Round.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. FEB. 29.-Jack
Nelson. Of New York, toCk an awful
grueling from INK Russell, OF this
city, in a six-round engagement at the
National Athletic Club tonight.
The Gotham welterweight was down
for the court in the second round again
in tie four b, in fact was on the floor
listening 70 the seconds being tolled of
when the bell rang ending the bout
Kept Coming Back.
He was a glutton for punishment, and
always came back for more, excepting
in the final rest. when his seconds
helped him TO his corner. RUSSELL was
JUS as willing as Nelson, and handed
ov- variety Of wallops that kept the
crowd on tiptoe.
Russell fooled both Nelson and the
crowd tonight. He alternately played
for Nelson's body and jaw, using the
former until ne got tAe New Yorker I
guard down and then, swish, a vigorous
swing would go over for the jaw. and
Nelson was sent staggering around the
ring
Fresh at Finish.
Although a terrific pace was set dur
ing the entire six rounds. Russell
seemed jusr as fresh at the finish as ne
did when the bout began.
In the semi-windup Joe .seiser, OF
Denver. beat Kid Singer. of this city,
TO a standstill. Seiger injured his arm
badly in the fourth round, but pluckily
continued, and beat Singer with prac-
tically one hand.
The Washington times., 1908-03-01

The Reserves OF the Young Mems
Christian Association decisiveIy de-
feated the National Guard association
team in the formers hail. score p to Il.
The Guard team is the only aggre-
cation Of any class in the city which
the association five had not beaten and
the victory last night gives the lie
serves the lightweight championship Of
Washington. The game was one Of the
fastest played in the local gymnasium
this season and the excitement was even
more intense than the score would in
dictate The team play Of the Guard
Eve is phenomenal for youngsters, their
work being good comparison for much
older aggTegatiOns. The poor goal shoot
ing OF the losing teams forwards was
tie cause of their teams defeat. their
losses being very wild and inaccurate.
The work of Allen and COlly for the
winners was also good
The Incur.
The Washington times., 1908-03-01
Nationals VIII Play
For Worlds Cellar
Title With St. Louis
Pulled Off Series for Seventh Place Cham
pionship Last Spring and Each Finished
Eighth in '07 Pennant Race
By THOMAS S. RICE.

thing on its hated rival in the matter
OF showing for the season.
This year these brothers IN grief viii
try conclusions again, to prove which
is the very worst team in fast com
pany. If Cantillon escape not the
leather medal this year he will never
hear the end Of the joshing as long as
he lives The loser in the series will
he the recognized champion at all dis
tances and all weights and kind friends
VIII not hesitate 10 tell him so.
The absence OF the name OF Wish
Fgan, tho Kansas City pitcher drafted
by Cantillcn from the list OF Washing
ton players who will go 10 Galveston,
viii probably take a burden on that
young marss mind He WAS very brash
in making statements that ne thought
Washington had too many twirlers al
ready, and therefore he might not be
given a chance tc show his real worth.
Seeing that he looked at il IN that way
CautllOn has apparently decided to let
the young genius sPTout little longer
In minor company.
Tom Williams, the Washington col
lege wrestler who turned professional
some months ago and recently distin-
g-'~hcd himself BY taking TWO falls
out OF Mic Ross. will have a chance
TO show his real worth when he meets
Joe Turner to a finish in Washington
March 10. Williams closely observed
Turner's match with Andy Smith re-
Gently ana convinced himself that he
could throw Turner. although that
Young man has generally been cor
ceded TO be the best wrestler at pres
cnt on the mat in this city. Williams
has strength and more science than
WIS thought before he met Mic Ross.
but he is still somewhat slow Should
he have plenty of practice before his
coming engagement he may yet spring
i sCrprise.
The Washington times., 1908-03-01

Manager A. V. Lynch. OF the George
town University football team. made
known his schedule Of games for next
fall yesterday.
Two dates remain open. These viii be
flied before the end OF the school year.
as It IS thought the advice Of a coach
Will be necessary IN deciding the choice
OF the games that have been proposed
to the Georgetown management
AT least two new teams. new TO the
Washington football public, viii be seen
on Georgetown Field next season. the
Baltimore Medical College and some
other team to be selected from the list
Of colleges now on the waiting list. The
North Carolina has been added 20 the
schedule, the game 20 be played at
Raleigh, N G At present this is the
only trip IN sight
No Northern Trip.
The Fordham game has been dropped.
thus eliminating the New York trip
After lengthy consideration on the mart
Of Manager Lynch and Captain Miller,
the Thanksgiving date has been award
ed to Washington and Lee, one Of the
strongest teams IN the South. Last sea
son the Agricultural and Mechanical
School defeated Virginia. and ranked
high In football circles in this part OF
the country. Georgetown played Wash
iagton and Lee in 1876, winning by Il
to 6.
Gallaudet viii open the season on
The Washington times., 1908-03-01
WASHINGTON AND LEE
GIVEN GEORGETOWN
THANKSGIVING DATE
Fordham Trip Abandoned Baltimore Med and A.
M Newcomers-lwo Open Dates-Larkin
Looks Good for Coaching job.
Georgetown Football Schedule

October 3-Galaudet at Georgetown.
October. 10-BaItimore Medical College at Georgetown
October IA. and N. of Nor Carolina at Raleigh, N C.
October 24-NOrth Carolina Georgetown.
November 14-ViTginia at &c FgetOWn.
ThRnksgiTiHg-Wa Washington Lee at GEORGETOWN
The Washington times., 1908-03-01

GOals-Jones and May, .: Haight anC
Fry, o; Henderson. .; Krieger, ,; Rob
erts, .. Free tosses-Small. Referee
McGrew.
The Washington times., 1908-03-01
Sam HoHheimer Takes Feature.

The Pickwick Steeplechase. run over
the full course and the feature of the
day, was captured by Sam HOnheimer,
William Gerst's gelding, at the liberal
odds OF l. 10 !. Dr. Heard, at TO ],
finished second. Rejectable, At - TO 1,
got third money.
NVOodside, with Pending up. led the
GclO cor the first mile. with sam Hon
heiucv a close second DR.. Heard was
third. hve lengths I'm tEe rear. Al this
point HOnheimer went 20 the front,
and began 10 draw away from his field.
Crossing the last jump he was six
lengths ahead OF DIT. Heard, and at the
wire Sobel had pulled MIN W TO
walk. Gold Circle and Dr. Logan,
which carried the bulk Of the money,
finished seventh and eighth, respec-
lively
/. T. Lee and his friends cleaned up
on the second race when Rhinestone.
pIaved from tWenty-iiYes to nfteens,
beat the favOTite. Bess Ward, one
length and a half for first money Tile
form players fell with an awful thud
when aunt Rose, with hotter in the
saddle, and played for thousands at
8 10 ), finished in the TuCk. This was the
first mount he had had since his sus-
pension last week, and everybody ng-
Ilred that he would celebrate his return
10 the saddle by a victory.
The Washington times., 1908-03-01
Again DisappOints.

To the surprise OF almost every spec
tatOr, Bitter sir. ct to L got or run
ming, and went under the wire a victor
by a length and half over Rural Boy,
q 20 TO / shot.
hotter again disappointed his ad-
nirers in the fifth race when his mount.
Blagg. the 9 10 . faVOTite, finished a
poor third. The finish was fought out
by John Carroll and Hyperion IL The
latter led I'd to the last eighth pole,
when Koerner brou mt Up John Carroll
with rush, and ',eat the Celia horse
half a length on the post
The summaries
The Washington times., 1908-03-01

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-03
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Department aud to regulate hunting and
Oklahoma by providing for the appointment Of
his deputies and prescribing their
powers and dute hunting killing any
Of the game animals or game protected this state
and providing The penalty spe any act or parts
o conflict herewith
BE IT ENACTED OF THE STATE or OKLAHOMA
section wild birds both resident and
migratory found hereby declared to be the
property Of the state
section No person shan transport
any deer antelope fish possession
o4n of the carcass thereof
pre provided this the following only shah be
bre The Anadae commonly known as swan geese
brant nd known rails coot aau4
ganulea; commonly shore birds poyers
surf birds snlpe woaocks lers curlevs the Gu
na commonly chickens peasants
partdee wild birds either resident mga
tory arch hereby declared birds
OPEN SEASON
section g. qne open season
December to January 10Th, both inclusive.
person shall XIII destroy at
m destroy Moneoan Chinese English ring
period prairie chicken
for period OF years. passage
September IS November both inelaiye
section open killing
birds shall be October Let to May s of
following bch inclusive.
killing and other natdae
be
persons kin wild fowl by
propelled steam
naphtha gasoline sail shall
similar
molesed the hunting
sunrise untl onehf
person shall
similar device
the iniuring
the this
any person nure
o
their
killing shan
Der o December 10TH inclusive.
BAG LIMIT
section The following permitted by this Act
and it shan be unlawful % number named:
one turkey day; a
Twelve quail a day; oneh a
Twenty species o a
Twelve each Of snpe ployer wooacock. a
OPEN SEASON DEER
open dnng November a
December
any dogs hunt
antelope within this state for period Of five years
FROM o inclusive
POSSESSION EVIDENCE. ETC.
section No person
control any bird or game
which caught taken, killed at time in
forbidden the the state territory
country shipped
Of said territory thereof
having under control kind Of
animal the killing of which Is at at all times pro
bbted by the state pma
dsn'e which shall be necessary to show by
actually caught took killed the same that
shall bird
the killing Of which time at
prohibited the OF this state caught taken killed
bird
anima caught, a
purpose prohibited
killed shipped said state territory
country disproye which shan be
necessary evidence killed time
a permitted by the laws Of the State
unlawful for persons
permitted By
game bird
HUNTING SUNDAY
Hereafter sunday be
HUNTING HIGHWAYS
shsl unasful
birds birds public ROAD
highway line.
WRITTEN CONSENT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-03

same County Attorney county
procoss pending his deputies
BY with the and authority herns
and the prosecution all nenses The Ash laws Of this
state
The state Game and Warden shall receive an annual salary OF
dollars
nins statement
to Said reimbursed for his m
expenses be paid monthly and in s salary
travelling expenses.
close of the warden shall file with the Secretary
written report showing detail
ing the month just including statement Of all prosecutions
instituted disposition disposed
of and the result brought trial with other particulars he
filed
Immediately following
Legislative shall
compilation
shall printed pamphlet distributions the
printing
the thereof
Warden with
biennial giving full history the of his
partment
make the better protection Of bhds and fish
i
may They pleasure
the Game and Fish Warden and hereby the authority
in this
subject
to supervision
Deputy sal
with
the direction
duly
Deputy Game and Fish warna shall before entering upon
charge bond
penal sOOooo
shall
with by the Game and Fish Warden
ASSISTANT GAME AND FISH wARDENs
appoint assistant
and fish vardens in each county be Such assistant
The
entitled oneha
search seizure conferred
on Deputy Game and Fish wardens
- HUNTING LICENSES
state Of Oklahoma pursue
animal
a proper hunting ncense 50 to do
COUNTY LICENSES.
Oklahoma
or obtain hunting license himself by
filing with the Clerk of his stating his
age
paying dollar said license shall be valid
only his residence
STATE LICENSE
Any person
the ten dollars in the manner provided for secur
Warden and such
license valid in in the state
NONRESIDENT LICENSE
the State of Okla
homa license himself from
the Fish Warden the provided for
license the State
Game dollars said license shall be
yald county in this State
ALIEN HUNTING LICENSE
ANY mnarazed foreigner hunters npse for himself
lin provided for issuing of license non
($25OO dollars
such license e valid a this State
shall not be transferable
firearms in hunting for
and killing and in
shall the
and shah be the duty Of all per
the when
who
change transfer another have in pos
session while hunting license
Of nothing this
member OF the
family hunting wthon
La
Warden Of his deputies peace
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possession except permitted
SCIENTIFIC PERMITS
section A.
issue above the age Of sixteen and who shan he with
application ornihologs
applicant permit
authorizing person birds
purposes app
credited All permits
shall the sit December Of issuance
and be transferable
be kept State Came
this section
that
scientific he shall conviction punished provided
Section as and said permit shall thereafter be void
DoMEsrcArED
Section Nothing this Act shall citizens this state
a pet any
lawfully possession
domesteated
closures.
NoN-pRorEcrED BIRDS
Section The English
gonw hawk and geathomed owl included
among the birds protected by this Act
SALE PROHIBITED
himself agent expose
Q
the birds animals protected the
that the mention birds the
the possession
house and that he is onsing them sale
section Il person
net kind
lakes state; provisions
apply legitimate fishing with hook line and pole or
length
Nothing in
this section shall private
PRIVATE PONDS
Section % shall
OF
the land which said pond is located
USE DYNAMITE
deposit place throw, any
dynamite deterlous
streams lakes poisoning
duty Of
explosives
explosives commonly used killing
dence, aud purpose intended
OH. AND sAwpUsr ESCAPING INTO STREAMS
corporation deposit
sawdust allow petroleum
their o
and than fifty nor more
than hundred
PENALTIES
violating the provisions of this Act
excepting
uon thereof punished
fifty dollars together with the costs
exceeding by both
the discretion of the court and for the
conviction punished
than fifty dollars and not exceed hundred dollars
exceeding
the discretion the court and
imposed
offender imprisoned until such fine and paid
GAME FISH WARDEN
suitable
state shall be the
shall his u OF
and until his appointed and has qualified unless
sooner
State Fish Warden the
duties OF
o Of penal
8oooOO
which shall the Office
OF the Secretary
Governor shan have power at any time to remove the state came
and Fish Warden for misconduct in ONCE duty written
charges
out
OF be
executive officer shall
of
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10
THE FISH IN HIS BED.
Funny Climax to an Angling Experl-
once Of General oallifet.

Funny Climax to an Angling Expert
once Of General oallifet.
Long ago in the days Of the second
empire, General Gallifet was the aid.
de-camp Of Napoleon III. At st. Cloud
his quarters were just over the Inn
perial bedroom. Everything around
him was very grand and very gloomy.
The window OF his room looked upon
the pond that washed the walls OF the
chateau. The water was clear and
the surrounding scenery was beautiful,
but the young lieutenant felt like a
prisoner. Early one morning, while
seated at his window trying to drive
away the blues with a cigar, he espied
below in the crystal water an enor-
nous carp. The instinct OF the angler,
strong in Gallifet, made the young
mans eyes snap and set his heart
throbbing.
The big FISH was the private property
of the emperor. Consequently for Gal
lifet 1t was forbidden FISH. But 1t was
such a fine fellowl The resistance Of
the soldiers conscience was useless. It
surrendered Internationally. The re-
naming part of the campaign against
the carp was simple enough Galllfet
went to his trunk, brought out his
trusty line, to which he fastened a
hook and an artificial bait With his
accustomed skill he cast his line. The
carp was hooked and hauled IN through
the window.
Here the lleutenants fun ended and
his trouble began. The fish. landed
upon a table, overturned a large globe
filed with water and caromed from
that to a magnificent vase, which it
also upset and smashed to pieces upon
the floor. Then It began TO execute
genuine pas de carpe among the smith,
Greens.
The emperor hearing the strange
racket overhead and seeing he water
trlckling through the ceiling, was as.
tonlshed. He rushed upstairs TO find
out what was the matter. Gallifet
heard him coming and erdcavored to
grab the carp and throw 1t cut OF the
window and thus destroy the evidence
Of his poachng In the imperial pond.
But the slippery thing was hard to
hold, so he tossed 1t into bed and
covered 1t up with the bcdclothes.
When the emperor entered the room,
he noticed Immediately the qulvering
bedclothes. He pulled them down and
uncovered the foundering fish. His
majesty's face assumed an almost jim
jamie expression, which gradually
faded into faint smile Re took 10
the entire situation. salut2d and left
the future war minister TO mediate
upon the mysteries of G5hermans
luck,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10
A TALE OF PORTO RICO
Curious Story Of the Haunted
Sentry Box.
LIGHT ON THE OLD LEGEND.

One Of the Many Mysterious Dlsap.
psSraneeS From Fort San crIstobal
Accounted For by tho Revelation OF
the Lost Ono Himself
Writing In the Journal Of the Mill.
taFy Service Institution, Captain Ar
thur T. s. Hyde OF the coast artillery
tells this curious story Of the haunt.
cd sentry box" OF Fort San Cristobal,
the ancient Spanish built fortress
which guards the entrance to San
Juan, Porto Rico:
"a number Of picturesque sentry
boxes built Of masonry and appearing
like minarets are placed at points OF
vantage In and around the fort, One
Of these on the sea front, and reached
only through long and dark tunnel
from the interior OF the fort, is pop
ularly known as La Garita del DIablo,
or the devils sentry box, usually, al
though incorrectly, translated the
haunted sentry box. This name was
given to 1t by the Spanish soldiers for
the reason that a number OF sentTles
stationed there disappeared in n most
mysterious manner and were never
again heard from.
IAN American officer was once on
duty that took him into the remote in
terior OF the island, and while spend
ing one night In small settlement he
engaged In conversation with a num-
Der Of the inhabitants of the place.
One old man, on learning that the Of
1cer was stationed at Fort San Girls
tobal, became especially interested and
in the course Of the conversation told
the following story:
Z" I used to be a soldier In the Span
fish army and was stationed at Fort
San Cristobal. A number Of soldiers
while on sentry duty had mysteriously
disappeared from the sentry box down
by the sea, and we had all become
convinced that 1t was haunted by the
devil, who we thought, used to come
and steal the soldiers away.
lone stormy night It fell to my
lot to go on duty in the devils sentry
box, as we called IT. at midnight, and
It was with some doubts and misglv-
ings that went with the corporal Of
the guard and relieved the former SEN
try. When they left me l listened to
the sound Of their footballs revcrberat-
ing from the walls and ceiling Of the
dark and narrow passage, ever grow
ing fainter and fainter as they reced-
ed, until finally the noise of the storm
and the sea completely drowned It,
and | was left alone with the mad ele-
ments.
at was a mad night and one well
calculated to add to the feeling of awe
that the DEVILS sentry box always In
stllled into the man on duty there at
night.
Presently my attention was at
tracted by some lights IN n small tav-
ern an tA~ -A~-a heEoH. the fort yherc
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WON on A BLUFF.
The Way Ono Prosperous Merchant
Cot His Start In Business.

! The Way Ono Prosperous MerehenI
Got His Start In Business.
There Is prosperous merchant IN
Chicago today who owes his success 10
his donation OF a $1,000 organ 10
church at time when he didn't have
money enough to buy a hand organ.
This donation was a case OF bluf pure
and simple, but tho bluff worked and
resulted In the subsequent wealth OF
the lucky buh'or.
John Smith was seeking capital to
start IN business for himself, but as ho
had no security worth speaking Of hO
could not borrow the money he needed.
When he had tried every person ho
could think Of who would be likely to
have the necessary cash aud the incll.
nation 10 lend II and had been turned
down, he conceived the idea OF present.
ing his church with an organ.
Young Napoleon John Smith there
fore ordered his organ and allowed the
future 10 look out for itself. The man
ufaeturers OF the organ never Thought
OF questioning the financial standing
of the philanthropist who was handing
out $1,000 organs and agreed TO have
the instrument set up In the church on
time.
or course ]. Smith was not bud
that was born 10 blush unseen, nor did
he hide his benehcence under a bushel.
He managed to bring I'm at least the
flute stops no matter what the subject
OF conversation. Not only did the
young Napoleon advertise himself by
means Of the church organ, but the
pleased minister and the equally pleas
ed congrc cation spread the news of his
gift.
During this time John did not allow
any alfalfa to grow under his feet. On
the pretense Of consulting soma
wealthy member OF the congregation
shout some minor details OF the organ
he would drop into an Office and be-
fore he left casually would mention the
subject Of the company that be was
forming Most Of the men that he thus
saw thought that 1t would be a good
thing to be associated with man who
was making 30 much money that he
was able TO hand out $1,000 without
missing It, so that all were anxious to
take stock in j. Smiths company.
Long before the time came for the
frst payment on the organ Smith had
gathered enough money to start his
business and was doing so well he had
no difficulty In borrowing the amount
needed to make the payment From
that time he has made money so fast
that now he could give away several
$1,000 organs and pay for them as
well.-Chicago Tribune.