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Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12
WILL CELEBRATE
JEFFERSON'S BIRTH
DEMOCRATS HOLD ENTHUSIAS-
TIC MEETING
Committee Appointed to Make Ar
engagements for Local Men to
Attend Convention in
Denver in July

Enthusiasm marked the regular
weekly luncheon of the Democratic
league at the Westminster hotel yes
terday afternoon at 1890 o'clock. the
largest attendance on record marked
this gathering as one of the best the
league has ever held.
In the absence of Thomas e. Glib
bons, the president of the league, the
first vice president of the league, At
torney James C. Scarborough, presided.
The board of directors reported the
completion of the incorporation of the
league, papers having been filed with
the county clerk and with the secre-
tary of state.
The Bradbury building, at Third and
Broadway, may be the headquarters
of the league, although this is not defl-
nitely settled as yet.
The following committee was APP
pointed to ascertain the hotel accom-
modations at Denver, Colorado, ascwell
as the railway expenses between Los
Angeles and that city, with the view
of attending the next national Demo-
cratic convention to be held in Denver
July IL. 1908:
Thomas e. Gibbons, chairman; At
torney Mattison B. Jones; Joseph
Simons of the Simons Brick company.
and Samuel j. Chapel, secretary of
the Democratic league.
The club decided to celebrate the an
niversary of the birth of Thomas JEFF
ferson on March 49, in this city, the
banquet hall to be determined upon
later.
The league was favored with short
address by J. S. Bennett of Tammany
hall, New York, Yale graduate, and
an able speaker.
Mr.. BENEFITS remarks were enthusi-
astically received, and he gave many
good points to the league on the sub
ject of Democratic organization.
The league management announces
that any DESTROYS of joining the organ
ization should send their applications
to Samuel j. Chapel of 11S Court
street. The league is in a flourishing
condition and the membership list is
orrovuioor ctao div
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12
BOARD GIVES PATROLMAN
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY

Patrolman L. L. Russell was ordered
reinstated by the police board yester-
day on the report Of the spec'al com
nittee of Commissioners Cole ana
Lewis.
Russell on December 20 was dropped
on the recommendation of the chiet
that he did not possess the qualitles
needed in first class patrolman.
The committee thought that the pun
ishment was bit severe and decloeu
to give him another chance.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12
ALLEGED PERJURER is
ALLOWED TO TESTIFY

The testimony given by Jose M.
Ybarra during the Arnaz divorce trlai
was read Yesterday at his trial on "a
charge of perjury, Notwithstanding the
efforts of the defense to prevent it get
ting before the jury.
The chief witness yesterday was Mrs.
Beatrice Arnaz, who denied the state
ments made by Ybarra in the divorce
trial. although admitting Ybarra ana
Montreal were in her rooms on another
date than that alleged in the testimony.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12
THIEVES ROB ROOM OF
EVERYTHING OF VALUE

Thieves drove up to the front door
with a wagon early yesterday morning
and robbed the room of c. Muscadine,
62S Buena Vista street, of nearly
everything in the place.
A large trunk, clothing, two valuable
watches, three pairs of shoes, six or
seven coats. four hats, about dozen
shirts and a large quantity of socks
were among the stolen articles.
The burglars entered the room dur
ing the absence of Muscadine. Peo-
pie living in the neighborhood heard
team stop there early yesterday
morning but paid little attention to 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12
CITY HALL NOTES

Resolutions of condolance We're
adopted yesterday by the police com
nissioners over the death of Patrol
man Ed e. Cox, retired
Mai. George Nolan, secretary OF the
charter commission, has been supplied
with a stenographer to take care OF
his increasing work.
Patrolnan r, r. Williams has been
Granted months leave of absence.
Mayor Harper and Police Commits
sioner Nathan Cole, jr., expect to go TO
Visalia for two days, leaving tonight:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12
ROBBERS STEAL SMALL COINS
FROM ARTESIA POSTOFFiCE

Robbers entered the Pacific Electric
depot at Artesia some time Monday
night, and after ransacking the place,
which is also used as a post and ex-
press office, escaped with $40 in small
coins and stamps.
The sheriff's office was notified early
yesterday morning of the robbery and
deputies are still searching for the
thieves. Postmaster H. C. Lewis of
Artesia was unable to determine
whether any letters were taken.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12
INTELLIGENT DOG SAVES
MASTER FROM DROWNING
Lawyers Clerk Breaks Through Ice
and Disappears, but Is Rescued
by His Faithful
Canine
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated PresS.
NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-Intelligent
action of a Newfoundland dog re-
suited in the rescue of his master from
drowning in Gravesend bay yesterday.
Edward Neary, chief clerk in the law
Offices of Guggcnheim, Untermeyer &
Marshall, Wall street, was walking
across the ice-locked bay when he
broke through and sank, seventy yards
from shore. His dog, which had re-
NAMED on land, ran at the moment
of his masters disappearance to the
edge of the ice, and when Mr.. Neary
reappeared fastened his teeth into the
neck of Neary's sweater. The dog held
the unconscious man while some one
from a crowd of other ice walkers who
mad collected got a plank and succeed
ed in bringing Neary to the shore. He
was taken home in precarious con-
dition.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12
MANS LEG BROKEN BY
FALL FROM HIS BICYCLE

While riding his bicycle on East
Fifth street, not far from Towne ave
nue., yesterday f. Koeppler, a clerk FOR
the Crescent drug store, at Fifth ana
Towne, fell and broke his right leg
q little below the knee.
He was taken to his home at ~
North Olive, where DR.. I. G. Dewitt
reduced the fracture. The slippery
streets caused the wheel to slide. This
threw the rider heavily to the street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12
LAND OWNER INJURED
BY UNIDENTIFIED MAN

J. H. Britton. 1881 North Griffin
avenue, was taken to the receiving nos
pital yesterday, suffering from con-
fusion of the head caused by being
assaulted by a man who used piece
of gas pipe.
1t is said Britton owns piece OIL
property a. short distance from ms
home. He saw cows grazing on the
land and went to investigate. He was
accosted by a man, presumably the
owner of the COWS, who struck him
with a piece of pipe.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12
CASE AGAINST ALLEGED
HORSE THIEVES CONTINUED

The examination of Bob Brown and
William Westfall, charged with horse
stealing, was yesterday continued until
Saturday morning by Justice Summer
field in order that the defense may
have time to bring other witnesses to
the city to testify.
One witness, w. H. Mahon, testified
yesterday that Brown was in Oregon
on December 81, thus apparently prov
ing this defendant could not have been
connected with the taking of animals
belonging to the California Truck COM
DaOV
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12
SAGE PLEADS NOT GUILTY
TO ENLIGHTENMENT CHARGE

Clyde NJ. Sage, former deputy cor
oner, yesterday pleaded not guilty in
Judge Conrey's court to two indict-
ments charging him with rendering
false accounts to the county treasurer
and of embezzling a diamond ring, the
property of the estate of Olga Miller.
Sage's counsel presented a demurrer,
arguing that the first indictment did
not constitute a public offense within
the meaning of the law, but this was
overruled. Trial in both cases was
set for March 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12
GRAND JURY RETURNS
THREE NEW INDICTMENTS

The grand jury late yesterday re-
turned three indictments in Judge Con-
reys department of the superior court.
Warrants for the arrest of the indicted
men will be issued this morning. Bail
in each case was fixed at $4,000.
The nature of the accusations or the
identity of the men charged could not
be learned last night, but indications
point to further arrests in connection
with the disincorporation election
frauds at Ocean Park.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12
RAILWAY COMPANY SUED
FOR $4,000 DAMAGES

Suit asking for damages in the sum
of $4,000 was yesterday filed in the
superior court against the Southern
Pacific company by Mrs. Theresa Ellen
bogen, who says her son Louis N. FL
lenbogen, while travelling from Los
Angeles to San Francisco in May last
was fatally burned in wreck, dying
d few hours later.
Two months later she says, her hus-
band died and she was left without
support.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12
TREASURER OF A. F. OF |.
TO SPEAK TONIGHT
Prominent Labor Leaders Will Ad.
dress Open Meeting of Metal
Workers at Union Labor
Temple

George B. Lennon, treasurer of the
American Federation of Labor, arrived
in Los Angeles last night. Tonight the
Metal Trades council will hold an open
meeting at o'clock in hall No. of
the Union Labor temple, at which Mr..
Lennon and other prominent labor lead
ers will speak
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12
FORCED TO ENLARGE
IMPERIAL SPECIAL
DINER AND TWO CARS ARE
ADDED TO TRAIN
Inland Empire Special to Be Met at
Santa Barbara-RaiIroad Men Due
at Los Angeles Also on
Friday Night

So great is the demand for tickets
on the Imperial excursion being got
ten up by the Los Angeles chamber
of commerce that Frank Virgins.
secretary of that body, has announced
that the special train will have one
dining car and two other cars added
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12

CHICAGO, Feb. II. = Ten firemen
were injured, one probably fatally, by
the explosion of gasoline tank OF an
automobile while fighting a fire In
garage here today. The men were on
a ladder almost directly over the au-
tomobile.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12
HOLLYWOOD TENDERS
RIDE TO COUNCIL
GRIFFITE PEAK RIGHTS TO BE
SETTLED
Colonel Eddy Declares but for Hunt
ington's Stop Order His Enter
prise Would Have Been
Launched

The city council will today visit
Hollywood to note the respective ad-
vantages of the two proposed routes to
the peak in Griffith park. A special
car has been placed at the disposal of
the body, and a spread will be served
at Hotel Hollywood.
The Hollywood people and Col. J. w.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12

You may not need Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy now, but at this season of the year
YOU are liable to need 1t within twenty-four
hours. It Is, without doubt. the best on the
market for coughs. colds, Group and whooplng
cough.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-12

Disqraced Treasurer kilsl Himself
By Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Feb. 11.-Max Siebert,
treasurer of the Sons of Herman,
prominent il German lodges, expelled
Sunday for embezzling $1,000, COM
mitted suicide today.
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Vprberettuag CUR Satr.

SaRt iett einutal bic gSaffen rn9'n
SIM Gartpf atit fiir mn6 uiber,
Gs fullem fir eitt friebIifb gmn
oeMt tDnen itni're 2teber.
yfnr tpettig @pfbet mod bergeD'n.,
Damn 1ffnen iih bic Sore,
Damn iuerben itmi're Satr iptr fef'n
Sm allerid6niten Slpre.
Was aus bes gerasbpbens GrQFt
Ses 5armers ssleik erritngen,
Sas iuirb nns bier berbeigeidlafft
urD seigt, tute es gelnngen.
Son bielem Counties, fern un6 mai,
Sie Nanen iinb ST idbanen,
Sinh bic Grsemgniiie jett ba,
SaS tutr itns bran erbauen.
slndl ppn ber Seras= =Smbnftrie,
Die ftetig nDrtpGrts ffbrettet,
Seb'n atf bet 6atr mir, bak mas Iie
SDr itnierut 2lugf ansbreitet.
gmf) fir Die GmnIt berettet ntau,
Gin frennblif, trattes Gilan6,
Wenn es aud tttdJt biel bieten lam.
gSie gpm, Haris nnS Wiailanb.
Nua WfeEtfp, pa5 yfdWpQrlan0,
gSirb allerlet uns ienben,
gSas es nit fnnftgeiibter Sanb
8ermag Der @elt ST ipenhen.
ltnb brauhen auf beu tpeiten 9lan,
Sit alferlet sm ieben,
Sd iueik, bal, Sober, @eib iuie Mann,
gSirb anf ben Wsibwap ge1en.
tln6 tuenu, uurt Sflauen miibe, iuir
4nf cine 8auf biniinfen,
90 fDnnen snr Grbplnng bier
gSir ein 0las 2pne Star trinfen.
9as 2pne Star 8ier, bas lit be
Saft,
Der gtbt bem @aut nitS ,uieber,
S'rnrt fimg'n mir aud, NIT boiler Qraft
Sem 2pne Star itni're 2ieber.
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: glus @lenelnno in Ohio mel

9lus Glepelano in Ohio mel
oct man: Die gipalitat 5ipeier 2ieb-
baber, Ste por einigen SSabren in
Si5ilien begann, erreibte bier ibren
blutigen @ipfelpltnft 1T einem Weor-
oe. Mngelo Mo55o nurbe bon gar=
men 8ulone erito6en. 8eioe Wdn=
ner liebten oaflelbe Maoden in Gor-
ia auf Si5iliels aber Wea55o fiibrte
oie 8raut beirn. lin 9ulone's 9rps
bnneen 5it entfommen flob oos iune
ge 8aor nod 9lmerifa. gulone ober
folgte ibnen, ltno bier erltad er on
elmer belebter gde oen begiinltietell
Nebenbubler. Ser 0eorber nnroe
berbaftet, als er i'm gegriffe itano,
eitten 3ue tlad Seem gorf 5u beltei-
gen.
- 9ie fleine Stabt 8oint 2id IN
&eittudD lit nabe5n bollitdlloie our1
6eaer 5eritort tporoen.
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gou elmer 8abn onr6 Ben Shmur8=
nalo nitgearbeitet; er NOR entlo1Iell
noroen nno aus @rt ooriiber 6otte
er obii6tli6 cine Der gertaeIlungs-
itaneen periebt. Daourd befan1 oie
Strede cine folihe 9fidtnng. Men
boltte 5ugleid BON beioen Seiten aus
lilto es NOR beitimntt, oaB man fid 6ei
oenl Srte 5orbah treffen nno BORT
Die beioen Salften oes 8obnbetts NIT
einonoer pereinigen lpoae. 9lls man
nun 5orba6 erreihte, 5eigte es fich,
BOB Die beioen Salften iedsuno5poll-
gig SUB bon einanoer ertfernt tparel.
Gin 2ootienoampfer bot in Ser
georoiee 5tpei engIii6e 2nftid)iffer ma
mems Sennett ni1o Sbort otfgenofl=
men, Die init ibrem 9allon untnit=
telbar iiber Dem @oiier i6ipebten 1lno
ieoen slugenblid gefobr liefen, bon
Dem @aiier erfaBt gu neroen. Sic
maref1 am Mbenb bsrber in 8atterIeo,
eirtem Stootteil 2onoon's, olfgeltie-
gett uno onr6 ben Stltrn1 auf oie See
binansgetrieben iporoen.
General 5. Snfanterie Or.
5reiberr &olmar b. Der Golf, Gene
ralinipefteur Ser iediten slrlnee=
Snipeftion, ipelder fi6 erit I'M 6riib=
lobr in Der Siirfei ollfbtelt, beipridt
IN eirem Mrtifel, pelhen 0ie @ieilcr
pgeene 5reie 8reiie" beroffentlidt,
oos 9eelltiirfenturn. Der peroiente
Weilitar, ipel6er als Heorganiiator
oes tiirfii6en Seeres BON Wiitte Der
8Oer Sabre an nibt peniger als 5tnolf
Sabre I'M Ssmanii6en Gei6e 5uae-
bra6t bat uno fomit oie oortigen 3,t=
itonoe auf oas @enaueite fennt,
marnt Dor llebertreibungen onlaBli:b
oes jiingiten llinit1r3es III Ser 9iirfei.
Gine Sortiebuna Der 9oppelregierlng
ourb Die Winiiterieu uno oie jung
tiirfiiben &onites eefdbrbe Die Dis-
5iplin Der Irn1ee. Sebe l1eberitiir=
5ung iei gefobrlih. @egenpdrtig
meroe Die frieoli6e Geoolution bon
ben @ebiloeten getrogell Spatere
gnttani6ungen aber irfolge bes Ser
pororangens lln5ufrieoener uno anor>
diitiiber @lemente ieien lrnousbleib=
li6. Damn nliiiie oiee 8robe beItanoell
iperoen WfaBbalten, goriidt, @oh=
ial1feit uno oie ribtige girid1tltng
Der eigenen &roft leien b0dIt llottpell-
big.
Cine Depeife aus ct. geters-
burg beitreitet oie Mitteilung, es
Ieiefl biele 2eute nerbaftet moroen, Die
an ben Solitoi-6 -6eiern teilgenonlnteJl
batten. Die Nobridt lei politip er-
logon. Sn gan5 HuBlano babe feine
oerartige 8erbaftune itattgefunoei1
Die in CHIHUAHUA erl1einerDe
Nadmittags5eitung peroffertli6t ci.
men 8rief Der ongebli1 bon eillenl
Der gonoiten geibrieben lit, Die Dor
ltngefabr einem balben sSabr Die Mi-
nen-ganf in Gbibuabua Inn no9e5n
100000 in merifaniidenl @eloe Be-
1fablen. Ser grief Der III CHIHUAHUA
gei1rieben nno in Suare5 auf Die
Boit gegeben lpuroe, giebt eine ge-
noue Sdiloerune oes 9iebltob(s,
audi lag ibm Elm Sell elmer Ser
geitoblenen 8anfl1oten BET. gr befano
iih ibon felt Mnfang april i'm Sc
iis oes 8eoafteurs oes pGorreo~x oie
geboroen baben aber feline @erof
fentlidung Bis iest berbinoert.
slus Der Sallptitaot Wferifo
miro gemeloet, Die merifoniiden gab-
men beabiidtigten leIbit elm @rpreb=
geidaft on5ufangen.
SSn oem merifanii6en Stoate
Sinoloa iino molfertbrudartige Sic,
gen gefallen uno baben an BEN 8ab=
men teilmeiie biel 5daoen afgeri6tet.
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Sc besalIt fiA.

aper. Sobn @bite, 3s Sigblano
glpe.. Soulton, Waine, iagt: ussssu1
8inter uno Sriibiabr mar id) ftets
NIT 5uiten geplagt. Sd periudjta
slles; aber nodoen1 id cine SOC
Slaibe Or. 4illg's Neue gntbednng
balb Derbraudt, mar n1ein @n1teil
gang neridtpulloen; oaiielbe GeinItal
lestell Winter. Son Der @iite oieier
Sals- uno 2ungenme0i5inen BIN ib
feit iiber5euat. @arontiert 5u baben
Bel aoolpb DreiB uno 9f. Gobn &
60. 80 Cts. uno 81. Brobeflaide
frpi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-12
eSe
Seras.

Die 8ereinigung Ser SefretGre
teraniider SanoelsgeieGi6often bat
in Sort @ortb ibre Sabres- -aonber-
tion abgebalten. Inter ben anac.
nommenenen 8eidliiien befinoen lid6
folgenoe: Die 2egislatrr ion erIrlht
iDer6en. Dem 8olfe eir 8erfaiiungs.
Mmen0enellt CUR @bitinmung porau
legen, tpeldes einem lt1otii9en @e-
meinueien Die grloubnis giebt, ci-
nen Sabrifunternebmen, oas in ici-
mem @ebiete ir's 2eben gerl1fen per-
ben ion. auf cine beitin1nlte 3eit sic
Steuern 5u erIaiien. - 9ie gereini-
gung perpflibtet fid Sano in Sano
nit ben Sarmern 81 geberl Inn If
men polle ge5nblung fir ibre Yro-
BUTTE gu beri6affen. = Die Gersilli-
gullg erflart iid] nit Der BON Der
Sarrners' ltnion borgeidlagenell
gtabliernng einer5taats=g ottonqi1l Ii.
Stauts= s=5abrif fir Die @erltelIung bon
gotton-gagging, melbe @toblilIe
ments bon ben 3ubtbausitr1flingell
betrieben neroen 1olIen, po0fomnten
einnerltan0en. Ser &ongreB ion
eriuht iperoen, aIlelt teronilhen
Sdifffabrts-Broief feline poIle Muf-
merfianlfeit 5u5upetloen Die ger-
ianllnlung erflart iid fir ein Ser
faiiungs Mmenoenent, oas oen gre.
ainften eines Gountps geitattet, gonos
aus5ugeben, fir beren grtrag Die
2anoitraBen nerbeliert uno erboltea
tperoen iollen. - Die @aiIerfrafte,
Die Seras in ieinen SIiiiien belibt,
iollten beiier fir inouItrielle 3uede
ausgenubt iperben. Ole 0erianlnl-
lung eripablte folgeilbe 9ean1te
Hrafioent, S. q. glrnolo In Sort
@ortb; giee-grdiioent, $. g. SerI6ey
in @aco; Sefretdr uno Sdabneiifer,
Sobn 8. Garrington in San sln-
tonic. Die nabite &onpelltion ioa
bier m San @ntonio itattfinben.
SIN 9llter BON 81 sSabren ltarb
in Srelsburg Jrau $. @eroer. Die
Beritorbene batte felt bielen ssabren
| in iener @egeno geipobnt.
6rau Selene @aertner, eine
langiabrige 8euobnerin bon Sapette
bile, lit bort i'm Mlter BON II Sabren
geitorben.
Der 8ouDerneur bot eine &onl-
miliion ernanllt, nelbe iiber Die CT.
baltung Der 1latiirli1en Nei6tiimcr
unieres Staates MAIDEN uno fir Die
berniinftige geuBbarma1ung oieiel
2eidtiimer arbeiten ioa. Wfitalieoel
Der aofnniilion fino: ssobn g. @err
in Sberman; &. 81. sones in Spler,
H. S. gurges In 81 goio; IS
@ooorid Sones in Sernple, @eora.
g. @rigss in Souiton uno @. 8
SobbD IN Beaumont.
- Sn Seguin lit elm iunae,
Wonn megen ongeblideu Bferoeoieb
itabls perbaftet moroen, Der neunaebr
Sabre aft uno gerooe in gImerife
ungefommen lit.
Ser Bluff Sdisen-8erein iuil
auf ieinenl 5eitpIas BEL Ga Grange
om iehiten Oftober Den DeutId)el
Gag feiern.
- Sn Soulton ipuroe Elm Sui
ibmieo unter Der gnflage perbaftet
5oli6niin5erei betrieben gu babell
Mls man i'm feitnobm, mar er gerao,
IN feiner Shmieoe oomit belhdftiat
Elm Bfero gu beihlagen. Mion fani
nebrere falide @eloitiife BEL ibm
oit6 tpnroen in Der S6nlieoe Stem
pei, 5ormen nno cine eroBere Quan
titat faliden @elbes gefunoeu.
Gin Mann, Ser iid Sulius ssu
| liaro i1annte uno Son Qntonio al.
| ieinen Seinatsort be5eihnete, aerie
IN ben goros Der sc. 6. & &. gabl
5u Granger 5ipiiden 5lpei 5radtlpo
gen nno tpuroe 10 fdmer berIeet, oaj
er ftarb.
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JfQh Brownsville
M. 6. & s. gabn.
gl B fahrf.

Ibfabrt.
gtab g8aco, Sort gBort6, 9auas, aan>
Jag @itp, ct. 2ouis unb gbicago, tag
lid1 (Suniet 9epot) .7.30 aben6s
2ofal5ua bia SnitbbiIle g bormittaas
alamo Spe5ial nab SnitbniIle, SouIton,
@albe5ton .1O.15 obenbs
Intunft.
Son Chicago. ct. 2ouis, 4anIas gitp,
9allas, Sort gBprtb ltnb 8aco. tdglid
(5ltniet 9epot) .7.3O mora
2otal5ua bia SnitbbiIle .9.15 abenbs
alamo SPECIAL BON Smitbbille. oouitou,
@albeiton $50. $50 moreens
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Spmtberm 9sacifie gabn.

B I q B TT.
gta9 Stein Orleans. 9oufton ilno galbes
itor. tdgli1 .11.45 mittnas
ul1o. -. .11.30 nbenbs
Nad eagle gaB, 81 Raio, galifornier,
lt11o Megifo. 900 bornr.
Intunft.
Son @eip Orleans, 5oliiton llnb @albes
Iton, tdgltd ...7.35 norgens
nro =. 500 nahmittags
Son 81 gaio, galifOrnien urb Megifo.
8 abenbs
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Sansbaltcrin aelmd)t.

Cine Sausbdlterin in nlittleren
Sabren auf cine Der ibonIt einee-
ridteten 6armen in Gonlal 60, bel
einen alleinltebenoen Manne. Wean
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this season unless the unexpected
happens. That the game would be a
record breaker is a foregone conclu-
sion as both schools are of high stand
ing and always have good teams.
The public would be proud of chance
to see the two teams in action and
their real strength put to test Here
is hoping that they will get together.
X X x
Fisk second team and Pearl High
crossed swords on Bennett Field Sat
urday and Fisk won SO. The game
was hard fought and Fisk deserved to
win, having worked the ball up the
field by hard football and there by
a clever forward pass and run just
off tackle managed to get the ball over
for a touchdown. The goal was
missed and the score stood Fisk 5,
Pearl O.. The game was a fine one
and was well played. Pearl put up a
splendid game considering that she
was ouplayed. They were fast and
fought hard all the time. The playing
of Hurt and Davis was good. The
ends were good but the tackles were
4 little slow Sin getting to their men,
yet the team will beat anything in it's
class. They were slightly ouic;sssed
Saturday.
For Fisk, Rosenberg and Sublett
were the ground gamers, while Coop
er and Clark played good ball The
line held well, but some improve
ment could be made along that line.
The game was fast considering the
weather. The crowd was good.
For Pearl, Leach, Davis and Hurt
played fine game and at times were
very brilliant.