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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12


kinds for road building in our nos
session, why can't great nation like
ours with so much wealth, do even
better than they. III the county OF
Spartanburg, I am told by a gentle.
man who was on the SPOT. that the
gang there build at the rate of q mile
day of excellent clay roads. He
said they were building both clay and
macadam roads In that county. II
they should vote to issue 100000
worth of bonds In Spartanburg coun-
ty for road Improvement, with a tax
aole property Of $17,oCo.OO0 and with
a levy OF 1 mill. they can pay the in
tcrest on the bonds and pay them off
In II years. This is real pluck en- the
part of the Spartans.
Macadam roads may not be more
than Is or Is feet in width Of crush
ed rock and as much wider as de-
sired of clay on the edgcr
For arguments sake, we will say
that the two State farms turn into
the Sta'c treasury about $4,000 per
year. Pray what Is that paltry sum
from about 500 able bodied men, ov-
erseers. horses. mules and cattle,
compared with the lasting benefits Of
excellent public highways. II the
roads were comple&ed according to
this plan. venture to ay that the
clear saving to the farmers az we'll q
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EnerSOnS
TURF RESULTS.
At Oakland.

Oakland. Cal. Nov. 20-TEe first rain
OF the season fell at Emeryville TODAY.
out the light showers did not affect the
track to any extent There were a num-
Der of surprises. Conalto from the sta
bic of Thomas II. Williams, won the first
race for maiden 3-year-olds at odds of 20
TO /. He was not fancled by his stable
but made show of the field. Gala.
played from 10 to l TO 10 to l. took the
second race from May L n. the favorfte.
Nebulosus. at TO /. gained a neck vic
tory over Free Knight the Bear, favorite
for the fourth event
First race. Futurity course purse So
naltO. 112. w. Miller, % to / won; Bur
nell 1l2, King, IL to 5. Sc cond; Dovalto.
H. Mentry. 30 to l. third. Time-1:II -
Trust, Francis Joseph Mike Asheim. Sir
Angus, Uncle Sam. Gazolo, Miss Monte
rey, Patricia and Yankee finished as
named.
Second race, Futurity course. selling
Force, l01. Shilling. IL to 90 won; Sem
prom. los. Walsh, , to l. second; Aks-Ar-
Ben. 104. King. 40 to l. third Time
l:10 3-5. Bold. Gretchen q and Carrie
Thatcher finished as named.
Third race, six furlOngS. selling-Calia
les, c. Russell. 10 to /. won; May L n
49, Powers. I to 5. second; Kokomo, 49,
Hayes, s to !. bird. Time-1:14 80 Rel
Era. Goldena. HerOdotus. PasodelIa and
Merry-Go-Round finished as named
Fourth race. six furlongs, seiling-Neb-
ulosus, 112. Rettig. to ]. won; Free
Knight the Bear, 11S, Powers, to l. sec
ond: Merrill. lis. Kenogh. to l. third
Time-1-14. Phalanx. Wap aud Billy Bow
legs finished named.
Fifth race. one mile and seventy yards
selling-Ed Ball. 100. Keogh, II to .. won:
Cloverland, Ito. ". Miller, Il to !. second
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Today's Houston Entries.

First race. five furlongs. purse-Mispris-
on 100 Wander 100. Marchmont 100, Galta
Ice. Lemond lis. Brougham IL. Autumn
Maid 1l2. Rubiola liz. Cuban Boy lO5. Min
neolette los.
Second race. seven furlongs, selling
L. NJ Eckert I04, Too Blue IO4. Padrone
104, Kate Carney 10f. Miller Boy fl2, St.
Sinicus ll2. Isabelle Antree 109 Woodline
1O9
Third race. six furlongs. Houston Elec
tric Company acknowledgements 1O5.
Minneolette So. Cocksure 100. Ida D. 100.
Miss Delaney 103. Lena Leach 81, Sensi-
bic 90. Hands Around l0i. No Quarter 104,
Joe Stokes lilo, CoOney h. 103 Doc Allen
lO7.
Fourth race six furlongs, seling-Anna
D0nohue lO4 HandmedOwn l04, Feast 10i
Lotchatchie 104. Katherine Murphy l04
Toboggan 100. Nationality 100. Dapple Gold
109. Hattie Garrett 80. Guile l09.
Fifth race. live furlongs, selling-James
Eanes los, David d. los. Doll Maker 100.
Lizzie los. Lady Martinez 105. Rose of the
Rancho 105. rr
Sixth race. seven furlongs. selling-Bei-
Walmsley l04, San Samon 1914. Moyea 100.
Joe Levy lG9. Calabash 1G9. DareinS 105
Dick Redd 112 kiset 104.
Seventh race. six furlongs. selling
Straight Line l4, Aunt Tabitha 104. My
Love 1O4. Pat Ornus i0i. Charley LuSk 109
DIR. Nash 109, King Thorpe 100, Illmeter
l09 Bertmont 103
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Y. NJ. c. A. BOYS RELAY RUN
Seven Hundred Youngsters Garry
Message From New York to
Washington.

New York. Nov. 20.-With cheers from
several hundred schoolmates and fellow
members of the Young Mems Christian
association 10 spur them on. the young
athletes engaged in the relay race or
ganized by the physical culture depart
ment of the Y. NJ. c. A, between this
city and Washington. started on their 2i1
mile sprint at S:45 today. the runners
bearing a message in a silver tube to
President Roosevelt. The start was made
from the international headquarters of
the y. NJ. c. A. in East Twenty eighth
street, from which place the runners car
ried the tube to the West Twenty third
street ferry. each runner sprinting a hun
dred yards with il and passing IL on.
From Jersey City TO Newark the relays
were $50 yards. and from Newark on they
heightened out to a quarter of a mile
From Newark the itinerary was through
Elizabeth, Plainsfieid, Princeton and
Trenton. where the message remained
over night. At O'Clock Saturday morn
ing the race for Washington will be re-
sumed, and unless some unexpected hitch
occurs the message will reach the presi-
dent at 1880 o'clock Saturday night.
Altogether 400 runners will participate
including the presidents son, Quentin
The nature of the message is not known
save only that il contains d request from
the boys TO the president.
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Today's Oakland Entries.

First race Futurity course, selling
Deutschland lie. Fireball III, Creslna III.
King Brush 1O6. Marion Rose LOG, st. Joe
LOG. Creation lO4. Hereafter lo2-
Second race. eleven-sixteenths of mile,
purse-Cotytto 109, Madman iGs. captain
John lO9. Sempronium Sl09, Strike Out 100.
Joe Rose 100.
Third race, mile and a quarter. selling
County Clerk 10. Talamund ITO. Bell
mence lO7, Mike Jordan 100. Lady Alicia
lO7, Fulleta les, Remember 100. Nadzu lU2,
Sir Wesley To-
Fourth race mile and an eighth, hand
icap-Montgomery 30. Dorante Ill, As
Uronomer lO7. Tony Faust lOI, Don En-
rique 100. Tony Faust and Montgomery.
Hildreth entry
Fifth race. mile and fifty yards, selling
-Cadichon rs. Royal Ben 10. Fred Bent
lO9, Husky l05, Judge Nelson 1O5, Billy
Pullman 1o1. Colonel White 100. Rockstone
81
Sixth race. SIX furlongs. Swigert handi-
cap-SeweII ia. Frank Flittner Ito, Royal
Tourist 10, jean dare 106, Perjuicio los,
Colonel Jessup go Ocean Shore 30.
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CABINET MEETING.

Washington. Nov. 9e-AH the members
Of the cabinet attended the regular meet
ing today except Secretaries Meyer Gar
field and Wilson.
Secretary Straus of the department of
commerce and labor has developed COM
prehensive plan for aiding the unemployed
of the country. This plan he will an
nounce and explain in his annual report
to be made public in a few days 1t par
takes OF the principles underlying the or
ganization of the bureau of information
in the immigration service. The bureau
gathers Information from those who seek
TO engage labor and furnishes that infor-
nation to immigrants coming to this
country to seek work.
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ANOTHER PAPkE FAKER HERE.

Some Individual with an unlimited y
amount of nerve is going around the y
y city posing as Billy Papke, the prize y
y fighter. Nearly every day for the =
past week the sporting department y
of The Herald has been. asked if y
Papke was in the city. In each case =
= the person asking states that a short y
y heavy set young fellow with black y
hair has introduced himself as Papke y
y or had been introduced as Rapke by y
someone else. Papke is now in San :
y Francisco training for his fight with \
4 Retchen on Thanksgiving day i
y What is more. he has never been i'm =
y Salt Lake. Should this individual >
y continue to pose as Papke. those who \
= meet him should brand him as a T.
y faker pure and simple \
= b
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Supposed Weakness.

Nothing developed during the day TO in
dictate the lineup in the game would be
different than that previously announced
The supposed weakness of Yale at the
ends is thought likely to receive much
consideration from old football players
now here. The decision of the head coach
Bigelow, however. will be final
7 he knowledge of the weakness will en-
able the coach to plan their game and to
hold substitutes in readiness for emer-
Sencies.
The Yale coaches believe that the blue
will again show wonderful Improvement
The weakness at quarterback is believed
to have been remedied in Corey Even
If the ends are slow the uniform quick
ness of the linemen is expected to offset
this.
Yale is expected 20 smother anything
that Harvard may show in running back
punts. double passes or fake plays. ana
| being forewarned against the development
of Harvard forward passes, the Yale men
have been instructed to intercept IL.
Harvard comes here full of confidence
in her game in every department in max
ing use of the finer points of the revised
rules. which include the forward pass
On the seasons work. the teams are al
par. Experts agree that the game will
be for the seasons championship.
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SOME NEW EVIDENCE.

New York Nov 20.-District Attorney
Darrin has summoned the Queens county
grand jury in extra session next Monday
TO consider new evidence in the Annis
murder case The grand jury has al
ready returned an Indictment for murder
in the first degree against Captain Peter
c. Hams. and another against his broth
err. T. Jenkins Hams, charging him with
aiding and abetting his brother in the
commission Of the crime, and further with
having fired the bullet which killed An
mis-. In view of the fact that IL is
question as to who fired the fatal shot
this new evidence is made important.
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CHAMPIONSHIP
TO BE DECIDED
Harvard and Yale Will Meet on
the Gridiron Today-The
Chances About Even.

New Haven, Conn. Nov 20.-Laughter.
song and merry making were the subter-
fuges used in a hundred gatherings OF
collegians in this town tonight 10 drive
away the anxiety felt over the prospects
Tor the great football game between liar
ward and Yale here tomorrow.
All the training has been done ana the
rival teams were early sequeStereu IN
order THAI they might get q 5ooo hlSht ;
rest. Harvard rested at Fa- ninStoa. anu
the Yale players went 10 the coiiege m
Urinary on Prospect Hill, or to Ed COY :
mousse, near by. The mSn are reported tG
be in splendid shape.
Both teams had light practice this al
ternoon, mostly OF signal work with KICK
ing by the back field men and short runs
for the end men. The crimson players
had their outdoor work at the Country
club in Pennington. Here. the fa.e
squad went TO the field to hold their dress
rehearsal. Then afterward the scrubs
built the usual bonfire and around II
there was the "Boola dance and cheers
Tor the team.
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PROVO NOTES.
Especial to The Herald

Especial 70 The HeraId.J
Provo Nov a0-In the will case OF
Branch Young the jury this evening re-
turned a verdict in favor of the defendant
validating the will. Motions for new
trial will be made by the contestants. and
the case may be appealed to the supreme
court
Edward R. Ray. who pleaded guilty TO
burglary in the third degree. the offense
being the robbing of barber shop at
SPANISH Fork was sentenced to seven
months in the state prison today by Judge
Booth.
The Proctor academy held its twenty
fifth anniversary tonight in the academy.
Many letters of congratulations from for
mer principals were read. and about 81
100 was contributed by friends OF the
school in this city. The school expects
TO erect a dornitory at a cost of $4,000
for the accommodation of students who
come here from all over the state.
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MERE WASTE OF MONEY.

New York. Nov 20.-CharIes W. Rus
sell. special assistant to the United States
attorney general. today informed Judge
Hough of the criminal branch of the Unit
ed States circuit court that he did not
intend to proceed against Francesca Sab
bina, the employment agent, on the in
dictment charging the kidnapping of men
in this city and the shipping of them to
labor camps on the Florida Keys This
action ends The prosecution of the Florida
peonage cases. which were three years in
preparation. and cost the United States
government 100000 There has not been
a conviction in the peonage cases in that
district
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LEADING TEAMS
IN BATTLE TODAY
Boulder and Denver Meet or
Gridiron to Settle Question
of Championship.

With no games of any Importance on
Utah gridirons today. local interest cen
ters In the contest at Boulder between
the Denver university and the University
Of Colorado. The winner of todays game
will be the Colorado champions Should
Denver win. IL will have clear title to
the Rocky mountain championship
Should Boulder win then that team will
be tied with Denver for the Rocky noun
tain championship, and Utah's only salts
faction will be that "she licked the cham
pions." The interest in this game in
Denver is greater than has been mani
tested in a game for many years. and it
is estimated that thousands will visit
Boulder to see the game.
Here is what the News has 10 say;
Has Fans Guessing.
Is the victorious University of Denver
football eleven about 10 meet its Water
loo at Boulder Saturday in the game
with the husky and veteran University of
Colorado football eleven? If so viii the
defeat Of the Denverites be due TO their
overconfidence as is figured at Boulder.
or will II be due 10 the playing of su-
perior team2
These are the questions that are being
anxiously asked at both Boulder and
Denver by the adherents of the respect
i've schools. IL is the likehest bet in the
world that Denver. flushed with its long
<ATIlE OF NltlOfleSs VIII 20 INTO the game
careless and Understanding the very
real strength of it's opponents. On the
other hand, the State university boys
stung by their unexpected defeat at Utah
are bound 10 go into the contest with a
determination TO win and TO take every
possible legitimate advantage.
The News is i'm a position to know from
spectators at the practice held at both
Denver and Boulder this week that the
Boulder boys are going into the practice
work with far better spirit than is being
shown at University park Aside from
he bear stories emanatinS from the re-
spective schools there seems to be a
very serious case Of enlarged headpieces
al the Denver school. and il is upon this
supposed overcOnfidence that Boulder is
banking to win.
At Boulder the students have il that
he Denverites are so dippy over the game
with the Carlisle Indians that they plan
starting their second team against the
State varsity. calling on the regulars
only in the second half. Nothing could
be more silly. Denver will be mighty
lucky TO win by any margin at Boulder
With the best possible aggregation il can
muster, and not the slightest credence
should be given stories of shifts in the
lineup and of alleged intentions to start
out with a weakened team to save men
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The Lineup.
The lineup tomorrow will probably
as follows:
CALLED UPON KING GEORGE.

Rome, Nov 20.-Foreign Minister Tit
toni called upon King George of Greece
in this city today and remained with him
for half an hour. 1t is reported that the
king in conversation expressed his graft
fication with the cordiality shown by King
Victor Emmanuel at the recent meeting
between the two monarchs, as well as
with the sympathy OF the Italian king
for the Greek cause. Signor Tittoni as
sured King George that the feelings of
King Victor Emmanuel were shared by
the Italian government and the people
but at the same time he explained to his
majesty the standing of Italy in the pres
ent international situation.
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NOVEMBER Fl IN THE
ANNALS OF SPORT

ISSS-At Syracuse: International Base
ball association held annual meeting and
admitted Detroit and Toledo to member
ship in place of Albany and Troy.
lS92-At Bay City. Mich: George La
vigne defeated Mike Shaughnessy in nine
rounds.
1s94-At Chicago: Western league re-
organized by admitting st. Paul to take
the place OF Sioux City
lS06-At Chelsea. Mass: Matty Bald
win won from Benny Yanger in fifteen
rounds.
1901-At Davenport. Ia. Packie Nc
Farland defeated Kid Herman in fif-
teen rounds
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BRYAN IN MEXICO.

Laredo. Tex. Nov. Civilian J. Bryan
reached this city late today en- route to
Monterey. Mexico. He and his wife will
spend a short time as guests of Colonel
]. 4. Robertson. proprietor of the Monte
rey News. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan were
welcomed in both Laredo and NeuVo La
redo by representative citizens, and at
the latter place were extended every
courtesy by the customs officials. Mr..
Bryan plans to spend ten days in Monte
rev. after which he will leave for shoot
ing trip on the lower Rio Grande. thence
visiting Austin and Galveston. He will
then return 20 Nebraska.
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HUSBAND WON'T COMPLAIN.
EIopins Couple Are Still Confined ."
Provo Jail.

Provo. Nov. 2O-George Shelton OF ne
Der. the husband of the woman VINO Salie
here with j. Gurr of Myton on Ns
dav afternoon and with him was arrest
ed at II 80 in the night. came down seS
terday 1t is not yet certain Mhat VIII y
be done in the case. as MI Sheitou
unwilling to sign a complaint agaihs' MS
wife. The parties are still IN JAN
Judgment has been rendered IN the
Fourth district court in the case OF james
T. Tanner VS.. NJ. & T. Peck for SS-iOZ-
The Branch Ling will case Is again ps
fore the district court 1t will probably
be concluded this week.
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RUSSIA MAY INVEST.

ST. Petersburg. Nov. 2J.-An effort is be-
ing made here to sell the Russian rights
in the Wright aeroplane to the Russian
government for military purposes. The
proposed contract with the Russian gov
eminent is similar to that under which
the French rights were sold to a Paris
syndicate Several Russian officers re-
Gently visited Wilbur Wright at lie Mans
France, and it is said they have report
ed favorably on the machine.
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CARD OF THANKS.

=, - -, ~ =. -,
CARD OF THANKS-Mrs. Robert Sa.
bin wishes to express her thanks N "a.
friends who so graciously helped her j.
the SAD circumstance in which she va.
left through her husbands death 81
wishes to particularly thank the Z \ =
Furniture & Carpet installment house
whose assistance through their big bearf
ed payment plan policy was not onlv .
great help. but was entirely unlocked for
as the amount named would have he
paid before Mr.. Sabin's death had ~
payments been made as agreed. She feel
especially indebted to the 1 y / ana
wishes to highly recommend them 10 AM,
one intending to purchase furniture on tn
payment plan.
MRS. ROBERT SABIN
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sNUs FOR CROWN PRINCE.

Belgrade. Servia. Nov. pa chance
meeting at the entrance of the palace to-
day of Crown Prince George and the Aus
tro-HunSarian minister, Count Forgach,
led TO an awkward incident, of which
more Is expected to be heard Count For
gach- whether Intentionally or not. omit
ted to greet the prince. The face of the
heir apparent flushed. and he said with
some warmth: Perhaps you don't rec
ognize me. count. Count Forgach turned
and rendered his excuses. but the crown
prince without a word wheeled on his
heel, ignoring the minister's apologies.
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JUMPED TO HIS DEATH.

Paris. Nov. "a special dispatch from
Berne, Switzerland. says that Count Rhe-
mar, second secretary of the German le-
cation here. today jumped from a window
while suffering from an attack Of fever
and was killed. Count Rhenar was a son
OF Baroness Won Nieust the morganatic
wife of Prince Charles of Baron. and was
engaged to a niece of Prince Won Buelow,
the German imperial chancellor.
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for the Thanksgiving day game with the
Tigers.
Just what Denver's confidence of de-
feating Boulder is based upon, ii is dir
Gcuit for q close follower of the game 20
understand Denver has a good team this
year. but so has Colorado. II anything,
Colorado has the heavier team. both IN
the line and in the back field. The Den
Yer team is a One-year team, While most
of the first string men at Boulder nave
played together several seasons and know
just what to expect of each other during
the progress Of the game.
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TRIP POSTPONED.

Norfolk Va. Nov 2O-The final official
trip OF the United States armored cruiser
Montana has been deferred until Dec. is
on account of docking The Montana was
scheduled to sail about Dec with the
new Atlantic fleet for the Mediterranean
to meet the Homecoming battleship fleet
now in the orient.
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Mrs. winsIow's Soothing Syrup.

has been used for YEARS by MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING. with PERFECT
SUCCESS 1t SOOTHES the CHILD.
SOFTENS the GUNS, ALLAYS all
PAIN. CURES WIND collie. an is the
best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup, and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. GUARAN-
TEED UNDER THE FOOD AND DRUG
ACT, JUNE 30. 1906. SERIAL NUMBER
1n0S
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MINERS WIN TITLE.
Question of Montana Football Cham
pionship Is Settled.

Helena. Mont. Nov 20.-By the defeat
of the University of Montana by the
Agricultural college today. 10 0. at Boze-
man. the School of Mines becomes the
undisputed champions of the state. The
miners won and lost a game with the
university. then defeated the Aggies de-
cisively. eliminating them from the race.
Had the university been able TO defeat
the Agricultural college it would have
been necessary for the miners and uni
yersity to play a game to decide the
championship. The university was light,
but confident of victory.
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THE BEST CODE.

(Harper's Weekly.)
Emily-Why are you waving your hand
kerchief?
Angelina-Since papa has forbidden Tom
the house we have arranged a code of
signals.
Emily-What is liz
Angelina-When he waves his handker-
chief five times. that means DO you
love me?' And when | wave fr2ntically
in reply it means Yes. darling"
Emily-And how do you ask other ques-
tions?
Angelina-We don't That's the whole
code.
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LEADING TEAMS TIED.
Clarke Sprints in the Big Bike Race,
but No Gain Results.

Boston. Nov. f9-At 10 o'clock tonight
the leading teams in the SiX-day bicycle
race had covered 1.04l miles and laps.
The Ealhgan- Devonevitch team was one
lap behind. The riders passed the 1000
mile mark just before O'clock Shortly
before o'clock sprint was started by
Clarke. but no gain resulted.
When the riders left the track at I
o'clock this morning, ten jeans were tied
at 1.1O2 miles ] lap. Hallfgan and Devon
evitch. the eleventh team. lost one lap
during the last evening, and are two laps
behind the others