davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-03-19
Tfiose Delicious Lemon Pies

tHOsS ISitciouS h-rfHoh rjess
The kind that make your mouth wa
ter" are easily made with no fussing and
at least possible expense II You use OUR
PIE" Preparation. Don't hesitate. Try 10
Everybody is pleased with "OUR-P1E."
"Put up by D-zerta Co.. Rochester. N. IT,
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18
Rough Riding Mars Running Of Clay
Handicap, and Jeanne dare Wins
By J. K. Jefery

The decision Clay handicap frong sprint held
o. riding that
the opening the Hndreh crack colt Ftzheber which
coupled with Restgouche the topeayy aorte OF the
the rough riding and could do
better than finish third His stable ridden by the exercise boy
a ana Tor the reason tat ne virtually
eft the Hdeh Hoffman because OF his other boys
held
lightly the judges themselves with the imposition OF SIS fine
the
Upton who riding Ftheb along the rail forced take that
colt completely fall The ground thereby lost too much
Ftzherbet although the colt did
ey make up great deal OF It. despite the a a he had been cut
reckless disregard of the rights OF his rivals After Sweet had ruined the
par o Jqhey hnDau VINO was ng Dqogel Sgd ana inc my
~ Jeanne dare running back to her clever showing last Saturday
stake the race in a 5915.
Aside from the handicap wonderfully evidence four
To and second choice accounting ior the remainder OF the card
when
The good od hch she contested the second odds
which H. Duy paid $4,000 yeang from the moment that the
OF the and she of by herself in the fast time OF Loo for five
n The Cverton had paIon
o Jockey vigilance post
behind the others that her chances destroyed the
After g making considerable ground she tired and Woodcraf
uate handled though ne by Jockey Upton beat her for the
se Import the & Ten'ainhg contender ran ran good SIX iuTong % then
retired as short The judges noted that Gilbert who was riding import
his interfere with Woodcraft and Gilbert booked for
with the officials today in consequence
early May well handled by Jockey him
Little Minister obtained Slight advantage at the start OF the third
Eke the close but unavalng
rhalanx a in the fifth and Ed Ball. the avonte
rested the lead from him the final sixteenth Kermit distant third
Just succeeded keeping Military Man out % OF the mon money Military
,dIy outrun in the early stages
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

Cohoth TO

N 4LLI FAHhE., the Cndrn-
pion middle weight of the
world, is a devoted pc
destrian. He believes this form
of exercise to be the best
in the world for building up pur-
poses and every day he does a
little mountain climbing around
the hills of San Rafael
There is no other form of
exercise, not even boxing, that
the Kewanee. man likes as well
as he does walking and scram-
bling up hills and mountains.
Tom Jones, who is manager
for the champion, also likes the
hill climbing stunts and en-
braces every chance he gets to
walk with Papke.
The photograph shows Papke
clambering up hillside near
Shannon's place. Jones is with
him as guide. Tom does not find
this obstacle an easy one and he
is hesitating before taking the
Chamber up the hill.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

Discussing Mexican racing at Latona a few
ua!s aso. sia,t - VIII "nv nas tnti,ndts
that American capital will be a dominating
factor in the building OF racetracks next year
in the City of Mexico chihuahua. Juarez and
possibly one other city where the Mexican
jockey club holds concessions. The plans call
for the holding OF first class race meetings
with liberal stake and purse offerings. Jack
Follansbee and Algernon Daingerheld are now
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18
COffrOth Schedules New Price List
for Papke=Ketchel Fight Seats
By T. p. MagiIIigan


the prices prevail Kche fight which will take
mn m al % fhe 81 81 @ and e SIS a the prices
and the s4 Is main s a1q so vii will aa at this . The he. @ S 3 1
will be disposed OF $40 Cofroth will sell practically heeou
The elimination Of the $50 SIS promoter
thinks will help the house he disposed feel that those who ordinarily
for $40 while he that all the ordinary s. 50 and $40 seat buyers will
business bef0Ts SsH tRst Rs nnas 9%s "
KAUFMAN BOXES
Big Al kaufman donnd the gloves with Billy Papke at shannon
San Rafael yesterday the hight who hand to the cham
four rounds with Kaufman and then took on conet for three rounds The
seriously instead OF
ss9sioq The ab local hfa,y a
rounds Of fast milling Alter yerds work Papks weighed pounds
bond sg 3 3 E c @ d % G M Sias Ts qs RsSsAsi IS N %
condition and s conhdent tnat ne VIII De abe 20 reverse gay
bss no ebanpd % % bi y @ Of boEnr in the least He realizes that he has
fighting him will be good enough
beat Pp6e From now until day or two before the night & EstGns will will
ns Rnf ey @ ~ right ior IeG e rh aif FapEe TINS
JONES MONEY TALK
Manager Jones who handling Papke announced last night that
He also stated that he taken with the idea of betting lower
figure did not Ss figure even 50 good man " Pape any better than
Pake a tight remained s01fry yay @ P the % odds being 10 to %
gaD @ e % IS d Dn 9f % o1s5sf money oa r & Tn @ o @ %ak
M s s 5 5 Bsn ow p6G aa Up & an" qGl's b d not expect
TROUBLE
Jack Gleason again last night that he had not altered his
the Coliseum ready hold the light THANKSGIVING
claim Managers Jones and oConnor
get big
the afternoon Of thanksgiving day
MATCH FOR KAUFMAN
Al Kaufman the local heavy weight has been matched to meet n
As rounds II Kaufman beats Barry he will be in line for
from the big Illinois fighter
yesterday and he Immediately sa acceptance
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

actively engaged in promoting the scheme and
Winn may later Identify himself with the under
taking. This Is the enterprise In which T. II.
Williams IS financially interested
Steve FHommedieu has been making a book
at the Houston meeting
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

Upon receipt of a self-addressed en-
velope and a promise to remit one dol
lar if pleased, 1 will send you a copy OF
the best turf system in existence. j. o.
Bennett, gen. del. Los Angeles. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

Over 5000 geranium plants have been utilized
in fringIng the infeld fence at Santa Anita park
for the entire circuit OF the track.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

The Windsor track viii be rebuilt and re-
modelled for next years racing.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

captain Foresee Of the Pinkerton service and
Charlie Ellison. the we'll known owner figured In
an incident arising out of ease Of mistaken
identity at the Emeryville track yesterday
Ellison was pointed out to Foresee as having
made an uncompimentary remark about him
Foresee took him to task, when 1t developed
that Ellison had been mistaken for somebody
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

the incident closed then and there.
While pessimism IS general in the east con-
cerning racing affairs. John W. Schorr OF Mem
phis, a one time well known owner. Is hopeful
for the future and gave clear evidence OF this
by recently purchasing the entire string OF racers
owned by Albert Simons and In addition gave
Simons an order to purchase for him other
likely racing material The horses bought by
Schorr will be sent to Nashville to await the
Simons.
W. o. Farmer claims to have option on
concession for racetrack at Juarez. Mexico.
This is one Of the points at which the Mexican
jockey club. in which T. II. Williams Is inter
ested. was supposed to have the racing con-
cession.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18
MATCH FOR KAUFMAN

else Captain Foresee promptly apOlOgized and
the incident closed then and there.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

Emmett League. formerly jockey of con-
siderable ability. Is now established in the gro
cery business at Memphis, Tenn. League has
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

Little Pete Christensen. the famous limb
onerator was an arrival from the east Yesterday
and was a prominent figure in the EmeryvllIe
betting ring during the afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18
GHTEASY-FIREBALL ALL-BELLWETHER

Remarks.
Righteasy. with big pull In the weights
looks able 10 beat this field Firebalf holds
Bellwether safe I'm his good form. Cressiua
probably viii need the race.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

Gypsy Lass a flly belonging to j. F. Clifford.
was DESTROYED yesterday to relieve the suffering
which attended case of what is known among
horsemen as ''big head"
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

A. r. Sickler notified Secretary Treat yester-
day of his intention of shipping He Knows and
Yorkist here from Arcadia.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

Jockey " Powers cancelled his engagements
yesterday account of severe cold The
today He plans to remain here until the night
before the Arcadia opening. when he viii go
that he will be back here occasionally during
the winter to ride SchreIber's stake candidates.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

s. G.. Hildreth yesterday ordered for the
transportation of the Arcadia division of his
stable to Santa Anita the last part of the week,
as previously announced Dave O'Leary viii go
south with the horses while Hldreth viii tarry
here a while longer. He had not exactly made
up his mind yesterday as TO what horses he will
ship south. His candidates for the opening
stake at the Santa Anita track will of course
be included In the shipment.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at EnleryviIle


OAKLAND Nov E.
TII
sskS o
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

Negotiations for the sale of Buffers contract
to W. X Vanderbilt for next years racing in
France have been broken of. Satisfactory terms
for the transfer of the contract could not be
agreed upon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18
3S4S

'iue-.23 3-5. rs 25. l.O6 At post minutes.
Strike Out 1l-lO place, - show; Sempronium
Ieeress Trained by f. Wishard Start good
easily. High price-COtyfto 4-5. Strike Out
her field from the start and always held her
Strike out IS fast, but backed up at the end
once. He msde up q lot Of ground. but can no
never In IT, Mauretanla not ready.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

minute. on at 3:53Ik. Over
Neva. out show. Winner ch. c.
bad. Won pulling up. Second,
81 W. =. OveFton went right
raft closed well after meeting
post and got of lengths behind
IT told and she hung badly at
lim and he viii be heard from
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

on at 2:35. Minister, e-5 place,
4. Winner ch. Z. by Prime Min
Dress. Start good, Won ridden
8, Kelowna %, Metlaktla 10,
He was momentarily menaced
lbaum's urging. drew away again.
but hung a bit. Kelowna out
ground, but tired a bit at the
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

me-.2s -. .49. l.l5 Is. l:4l 2-5.
- show. Phslanx. s-5 place. 3-5
Niobe Trained by " d. Millard.
ond easily. Third driving. High
Huapala 90 Ed Bah. Outrun in {
phalanx down and won going aWi
Military Man. many lengths out Of
stopped 10 a walk al six furlong
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

Coupled Win Ii;zherbert.
Time-.23 a. 80 Is. AT post minutes.
10 place : show Fitzherberr. is show.
Sfroue- Sa0na Trained By II. Coulston-
Bush Sugarmafd. start good. Won 2
ClouGligit 80 Jeanne d Arc ran q granC
The lead IN stretch and won Of by h'
smart little horse. Fitzberbert met wi
Shuffed back He was giving away l.
clear sailing Son tired. Restigouche
cut down
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

e-.2z 10. :4s -. I:l3 %. 1.39 ?
ton. 4 place. out show; Noodcraf
By Lackford- Right Wild Trained
easily. Third same High pFice-
10 the front. led al the way and
with interference. Miller on New
bis field. The mare made up a lot
the end Import ran a gOc4 SIX ~
shen proueIly placed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18
sCHLESWIG- MOORISH KINGrROSAMO
TE-DANDELION- LEE
SMILING METZNER-FREE KNIGHT THE
MABEL HOLLANDER


Remarks.
Smiling Metzner will win this race with
fair share of luck If be runs back to mis-
recent second to Astronomer Free Knight
works we'll. Mabel HoIlander should do bet
Ter than In her recent starts. Combury is
a bleeder.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18

R4cEF frong the Clay handicap
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10
Educational Notes.

The oldest Baptist college in the south
for the education Of women was destroyed
Female college at LAGRANGE, Ga, OF which
Rev. M. w. Hatton was president. 1t is
believed that steps will be taken to re-
The location of the Baptist State unlyer-
sity to be established in Oklahoma has not
yet been determined; The citizens OF Law
ton subscribed $4,000 for the institu ion, but
the subscription was not in form to satisfy
me locating committee and no action has
been taken In the matter.
DIT. 8. c. Mitchell, head OF the department
Of history OF Richmond college, has been
elected president Of the University Of South
carolina. he will not assume active man
engagements to lecture at Brown and Har-
ward universities the coming year.
Mrs. A. 8. Clason OF Delaware, o.. has
gwen $4,000 TO the Wesleyan university OF
OHIO for a memorial to her mother. Mrs.
Marina A.. SanbOTn. At the recent COM
meneemsnt Mrs. Clason turned the first
500 IN the excavation for the new Sanborn
nall for the music school. The buildIng
VIII contain six large rooms for vocal and
iHIty-i9ur practice rooms and fourteen pub
nc ana storage rooms. The teaching and
pIsStiee rooms win have double doors and
sOuhuproof partitions throughout.
The National Association Of Alumnas win
n0i1 Us convention In San Francisco Au-
s1si 81 20 september 4 with headquarters
are included in the plans, inelndihS trinS
10 Mount Hamilton and the Ljck obser-
FHs sTS Noun Tsmaipais. stanford and
ON president OF the society. will preside
~ the meetings. Addresses will be made
~ Mayor Taylor, DR.. BENJAMIN Ids
wheeler Dr. David Starr Jordan ana
Others. Delegates will be present from The
aIuhhae OF nearly every WOman'a COLLEGE
and university In the Cnited States
When DT, James Curtis Heph,irn NJ
orange N. j., attended commencement al
IIinceton last June he celebrated the sew
slAtn anniversary OF his graduation
t5Sm college. He received his diploma in
49, was graduated In medicine al TIE
ShNeIsity or Pennsylvania IN lass and !
frinceton's Oldest alumnus. ne rscsntEy
passed MA SD birthday. OF the l&7 men
kIadlated from Pnpceton university he
r me years lA1 ana l&2. the twenty
utuest classes represeated BY surviving
asuMhi only l5l are st.N living The Glasses
Of l&D, lhS 1887 and ISIS have no sur
NlNors OF these iI graduates only algbt
are eiassed In the records as bushes men
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10
TAFT SPEAKS AT HORSE SHOW
Judge and Wife Hold Informal
Reception az Hotel.

Judge ana Wife Hold Informal
Reception Rt Hotel.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va.
Aug. s.-Although Candidate Taft threat
ened to bring suit on the bond that was
given him to guarantee him that he would
not be called on for a speech. neverthe-
less he responded in a brief communication
OF the Green BTier County Horse show.
when called on and complimented by Gen.
eral C. C. Watts. democratic candidate FOR
governor OF the state in lsSS The speech
came at the conclusion Of the fair yesterday
and Mr.. Taft took occasion 20 give hts
most hearty approval Of the enterprise. II
made for better horses ne said. and
better horses made better agriculture and
In turn that meant more prosperity. Mr..
Taft took advantage Of the opportunity 10
express his appreciation for himself and
for Mrs. Taft for what he termed the
cordial hospitality he has received here.
The horse show, with Mr.. Taft as the
drawing card. had been declared by Gen
eral Watts as a success from every point
OF view.
This morning Mr.. and Mrs. TAFT demon
strated their success as mixers. They
shook hands with a line OF West Virgin
ians, who had come 10 the Springs for
the show and made their headquarters at
the nolel, ana winch occupleu "A lul hour =
time.
Bishop J. w Bashford. IN charge Of the
missionary work In China for the Method
list Episcopal church had an extended con-
ference with Mr.. TAFT today az the coneiu-
sion Of which the bishop spoke In the high
est terms OF the support Mr.. TAFT had
given American missionaries In thu orient
during his administration as governor OF
the Philippines.
The Shanghai and Toxic speeches Of Mr..
Taft during his world trip. Bishop Bash
ford said not only strengthened the senti-
ment for America IN the orient. but also
had been beneficial to the American mis-
sionary situation there.
Mr.. Tafts reception at the horse show
today was cordial and the keen interest he
took In the event met a lively reeiprocation
from the hundreds OF spectators present.
His plan Ia to attend church here tOmor-
row and return 20 Hot Springs Monday.
During the day he was several times In
the company sfNAehator Scott. a member
OF the republican national committee and
matters pertaining 10 the state were freely
discussed. one OF the bay teams behind
which the TAFT party was driven here
fvom Het Springs was awarded a olue Tib- I
bon and their owner, sterritt. ~ha drove
them a silver cup today,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10
COLLEGE,.
Ample Facilities for Training Two
Students.

Spalding College was opened to students
for the first time on January q, 1903. I'M
der the auspices of Right Rev. Richard
S%cannell, d. D., bishop of Omaha.
The college, conducted by the Fathers
and Brothers Of the Third Order Regular
of st. Francis, is equipped with all mod
ern Improvements and has ~accommoda-
lions for 200 students, including boarders
and day scholars.
Situated within one mile of Spalding.
Greeley county. Nebraska the college has all
the advantages that come with excellent
location. The pure, clear, dry. invigorat-
ing atmosphere of Nebraska is admit
tedly the most health giving in the coun-
try, and Spalding is situated in the heal
thiest section of the state. Surrounded by
100 acres, beautifully and tastefully laid
out in lawns, gardens, orchards and play
grounds, the buildings stand on a slight
eminence overlooking the beautiful Cedar
river. A large campus shaded by tall
and stately elms and cottonwood
stretches in front Of the main building.
This play ground is so laid out that It
cannot fail to appeal to the boys love for
base ball, foot ball, tennis basket ball and
other outdoor athletic exercises. Shell
tered woodland and shaded walks contrib
ute beauty and pleasure to student life.
The institution Is Catholic but students
of other denominations are by no means
interfered with in their religious opinions.
Special attention is given in the CONNER
cial department to the regular commercial
branches. In addition to these studies the
students receive a thorough course in Eng
fish classics and English composition.
They acquire, therefore, an educational adj
vantage over the graduates OF regular
commercial schools, that will be appreci-
ated In offices where work of first class
quality is demanded.
The agricultural department offers a fun
damental course, in which by observation
and experiment the student is led to ac-
quire knowledge Of facts, methods and
principles that win make the farm more
productive and profitable and farm life
more congenial.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10
BROwNELL HALL.
Changes I'm the Faculty for Year
1OOS-O9.

Changes I'm the Faculty for Year
OS-
Miss Mary Dallas, A. b., Vassar college,
class of 1907, will have full charge Of the
Latin department. Vassar college writes,
Miss Mary Dallas is a very interesting
young woman and was an exceptionally
strong student. She does thoroughly well
everything she undertakes" Miss Ida
Wessa, who has filled this department so
successfully during the last four years,
will teach Latin and Greek In a New York
school the coming year.
Miss Sarah NJ. Sanborne, A. B., Bryn
Mawr college. 1907. has been engaged for
the work in mathematics. Miss sanborne
taught successfully before entering upon
her course at Bryn Mawr and has taught
successfully since graduating. Miss Mann
hardt, whose place Miss Sanborne takes
will teach mathematic next year In the
Chicago High schools.
Miss Louise Lawrence. p. s. and B. d. s.,
Iowa State college, will have charge of
the department OF domestic economy, with
special emphasis on serving and cooking.
Miss Lawrence taught with marked sue
cess in the department OF domestic economy
al the Iowa State college the college year
Of 19O7-OS.
Miss Luella Lansing. graduate of the
normal course in physical education, the
University of Nebraska, comes to Brownell
Hall after four years of successful teach
ing, She will have the direction Of the
department OF physical education, which
includes in addition to the regular gym
nasium training, dancing and field sports.
Miss Lansing comes to Brownell Hall
most highly by Mrs. Clapp,
head of the department OF physical educa-
ton for women in our own state univer-
sity.
Miss Emile Gehring. pupil Of Cesare
Rossi, Milan, Italy. throughout the season
of lsOS-O4, and pupil of Madam Regina de
Sales of Paris, France. the seasons of
1SO4-Oo and 1sO5-06, will have direction of
the work in voice training. Miss Gehring
has attended the grand opera regularly
throughout three seasons in Munich, Ger
many. She COMES of a family Of European
artists and composers. The special char
acteristics Of her method is its simplicity,
and It's result is a remarkable ease in sing
ing. Miss Schneider has returned to her
native city. Vienna. TO spend some time
in study. Those who heard Miss Schneider
will always remember with pleasure the
pure quality OF her voice and her artistic
singing
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10

Increased Facilities Assured with
Opening OF schoo Year.

Increased Facilities Assured with
Opening of school Year.
The Prentss program system, which is
the gtft OF the class OF 1908. is ready to be
Installed in the college buildings. The mas
ter clock is a most reliable timekeeper. and
a vast saving In time, as we'll as gain in
~promptness and regularity is insured by the
use OF the system.
Miss Emma CadwalIader, Phi. D.. OF Lin
coin, ILL.,, has been secured as dean Of
women and librarian OF the college. Miss
Cadwallader Is a woman Of the finest Gull
ture and win bring 10 the young women
OF the college the refinement and good
breeding which are necessary in the con-
duct OF a hall for girls, Other vacancies In
the faculty win be filled within a few days
and the year promises 70 be the very best
IN the history OF the institution President
Turner delivered a lay sermon az the Hast
ings ehautau0ua on the fret Sunday OF the
assembly. ana will speak this month a,
Aurora aud HOldrsge. taking time there
after for a breathing spell In the noun
tains.
The walls Of the rev building are going
up rapidly and completion OF the structurs
10 assured BY October l. The older build
ings are being remOdeled and spacious quar-
ters will b provided for all classes at the
besinnins % the fan session.