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The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
ADOLPH STRECKER
IS CROWNED KING
Leads All the Marksmen
at Schuetzen Park
Range.

The twenty-seventh annual fall festival
and king shoot of the California Schuet-
zen took place yesterday at Schuetzen
Park. Adolph Strecker proved himself
again a king by making a score OF 347
points. He was closely followed by Au
gust Pape and d. B. Faktor with 339 and
531 points respectively.
The number of marksmen participating
in the event was by far the largest that
has been seen on a shoo$zpg range for
many years Sacramento was well rep
resented by Captain Frank Ruhstaller.
Jacob Myer. Emil Schmid and Jacob
Myer San Jose sent one Of it's best shots
in the person of NJ A Malavos, who
placed a number of good scores to his
credit. F. H. Heidtmann Of Woodland
was a busy man at the different targets,
and succeeded in placing some good scores
TO his credit. Henry Barnholdt, r. c.
Andrus and NJ. H Granholz. although
new men on the range. did some good
work.
Among the other well known marksmen
present were:
Philo Jacoby. William Ehrenpfort A.
H Pape Franl, z. Mason T J. Carroll,
Al c. Gehret c. NJ. Henderson, Max KO-
lander. F. P. Schuster, D. B. Faktor, A.
Strecker, Louis Bendel n. Ahrens, o. A.
Bremen, Jacob Gruhler of Sacramento
George Tammeyer, George Rischmiller
Sr. George H. Bahrs-
The scores for the high men among the
king shooters follow: Adolph Strecker
347 points. A. H. Pape 339, D. B. Faktor
331. F. f. Mason 325, Jacob Gruhler 800,
Al Gehret $50. F. P. Schuster 303. George
Tamrnever 25i n Ahrens 256. Max Ko-
lander PA. /. Bendel 231-
The first bullseye in the morning was
made by Otto A. Bremen; the first 25 by
F. P. Schuster: second % by F. f. Mason
and the third % by z. Schmid of Sacra-
mento. The last bullseye in the morning
was made by Herman Huber. In the
afternoon AL Gehret led off by making a
center. He also closed the days pro-
ceedings BIZ making a % ring.
A II. Pape scored the greatest number
of points on a 4O-shot ticket. making the
good total Of 81. He also scored high for
an S-shot ticket. making 20 points,
Strecker coming next with 10.
The scores made on the honorary target
follow:
J. Myer 20. NJ. F. BIasse 70. NJ. F. Adala-
vos 7O F. A. Kuhls SO, L. Ritzau Sc, A.
Studer 66. z. Schmid 20. f. Woenne 66, w
Stelling 65, F. Baumgartner 60, F. Rub
staller 81, W. F. Blasse Sc. Captain +. At
finger SO. F. E. Mason 10 F. Enge So. D.
B. Faktor IS. A. Strecker 81, A Pape p.
A. Gehret 6S, c. NJ Henderson s. F. Sim
men 6s, H. Huber &C, Fred Frandt 69, Otto
Burmeister So, Max Kolander 81, c. Zim-
norman 66.
AS the festival will be continued to-day
and further shooting be held the hon
orary target the foregoing scores will un-
doubtedly be beaten when the crack shots
pay attention to this target.
The committee who had charge OF the
festival and contributed largely to it's sue
cess was composed of the following mem
bers: Fred Levers, L. j. Reubold, John
Boiler, A. Rahwyler, T. ]. Carroll, A. Won
Hartwig, William F. Blasse, Otto Bremen
J. c. Waller William Woenne.
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The following is the list of players in
I, ~ raeDactiva nositiODS.
@ Q
Ingleside Coursing Park yesterday, beat

Jngleside Coursing Park yesterday, beat
ing Reta in the deciding course. Lady
Menlo easily disoosed of Sofala in the
third round vanquished Pure Pearl in
the fourth and Bonnie Hughie in the fifth.
A bye course placed her in the final
Maid of the Glen captured the consola-
ton number, defeating RoXana, the ia
vorite in a trial lasting one minute and
fifty three seconds. The hares were
strong and long trials were numerous.
The DAYS results with Judge Thomas
Tierneys official scores follow;
Open stake second round-Doreen beat
Mountain Light II: Ros Friend beat Jingle
BelIs, AZ: Jerry Wright beat Marguerite. ~;
& heat Little Plunger 8-4: Una beat Miss VIII
son. So; Doc Burns beat Roy Hqghie, 100,
Equator beat Fannie Hughie, 6-3; Medley beat
"a: sofala beat Thetis. 80; Lady Menlo a
bye: Bonnie Hughie beat Little Lgcy SO;
Buck beat Cold Lily, 80; Haddington beat Yu-
kon. Ga; Rock and Rye beat Auction, So
Topsy Turvey beat Rienzi; rs; Lily Wright
beat Intruder. IA; Wattles beat Young Johnnie
Rex III.
Advance Guard beat Jerry Wright, 81; Reta
beat Una, 1913; Equator beat Doc Burns.
3-O Pure Pesrl beat Medley. SO; Lady Menlo
beat Sofala, 40 Bonnie Hughie beat Flower Of
Kerry IA; Young Buck beat Haddington, Al /;
Topsy Turvey beat Rock and Rye. 1S-1; Wat
'ie Iburth ro1nd-Doreen beat Advance Guard.
1912; Reta beat Equator, 1876; Lady Menlo
beat Pure Pearl 81; Bonnie Hughie beat
Young Buck. 1878; Wattles beat Topsy Tur-
vey 40.
Eifth round-Reta s beat Doreen 6-5; Lady
MenIo beat Bonnie Hughie 40; Wattles bye
sixth round-Reta beat Wattles. 16-9
Lady Menlo bye.
Deciding course-Lady Menlo beat Reta s.
SIS.
Consolation stake. Second round-Whisper
heat Lady Pinto, 40: Maid of the Glen beat
Odd Eyes. 80; Greenhall beat Tom Savers
5-3: Orxina beat Tyrone Prince, 3-2 Tom
Hurlick beat Articulate. rs; Hesper beat Irv-
ington -Tralee, Sc: Roxana beat Clarice, S-4;
Our Myra beat Amer Boy. 40 Yellowtail
beat Imperious. 6-1; Prometheus beat Half
Moon, 81.
Third round-Maid of the Glen beat whis-
per 5-3: Orsina beat Greenhali. So; Tom Hur-
lick beat Hesper, Al; Roxana beat OUR Myra.
40: Yel,owtail beat Prometheus. 40
Fourth round-Maid of the Glen beat Orsina
3-O Roxana beat Tom Hurlick, 5-1; Yellow
tail a bye.
tail, Sd: Roxana bye.
Deciding course-Maid OF the Glen beat
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
RACING SEASON
NEARS THE END
Stake Events Yet to Be
Decided on Chicago
Tracks.
Three-Year- Olds VIII Meet
in a Handicap Feature
To-Day.
Special Dispatch to The can.

CHICAGO. Sept 20-Now that the
weather seems TO have settled. racing en-
thusiasts are likely TO return 10 their IA
vorite sport with renewed eageness. and,
as a number Of interesting events are
pending the daily attendance at the local
tracks is not apt to show any falling of.
Tomorrow racing viii bring the Sep
tember stakes a. Hawthorne and a well
balanced handicap field of three-year-
olds is carded, with Judge Hines, Lin
guist and McGee as the top weights. The
Judge is generally regarded as a doubt
ful starter. unless rain should fall
The time mace ON Saturday by McGee.
Toledo and Orfco show that the Cicero
course has recovered greatly from the
effects Of last weeks rainstorms. and.
with continued fair weather. the track
should be fast for the remainder of the
Chicago Jockey Clubs fail meeting, which
win come 10 a close next Saturday, when
racing viii cease at Hawthorne for this
year
Three stakes to be run at Harlem Park
next week have proved interesting events
in past years and seem likely TO maintain
tbeir reputation I'm that respect.
Eight good stakes are TO be run during
The Worth Jockey Cubs fall meeting
that is 10 follow next weeks racing at
Harlom PARK The Worth track viii open
its hospitable gates again on Monday, Oc-
tober 8. when the Flyaway handicap will
be run. TWO stakes will be run each
week Of the Worth meeting, which viii
last for four weeks, Saturday, October
81, being the closing day.
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Business Decreases and Prices Drop

LONDON, Sept. 2O.-with the serious
political crisis in Great Britain added to
the hardening of money rates and the
gloomy Balkan prospects, the operators
on the Stock Exchange last week oh
served extreme caution. Business de-
creased and prices dropped all around.
Following the unprecedented depression
of consols the best gilt edge securities
gave way. The weakness in the iron mar
ket. both here and in the United States
also tended to lower prices. Business in
the American market was of the small
est proportions, Atchison and Union pa
cific showing the most marked decline
of the whole list Canadian railroads
also closed lower on the weeks dealings.
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nMMAR ENTRIES.

ST LOUIS. sept. 2o-Delmar entries:
First race. i've furlOngs. purse-Edna Dan
iss 49, Wootsy Weinerd 9S. Nellie Cromwell
IS Pilgrim Girl JOG. Phillida 9s. Ache l06.
1C3. Zsma JOG. Fond Memory es. Lora 1O6,
Mon Chere 9S.
second race, six furlongs. selling-Ruralist
IO7. Tabellarius lO7. Ultra Wires 10Y. Model
Monarch 10 Escanaba lOT, My Surprise l0I,
Wil Shelly 10. Lacache lO2. Crutchield 10.
little Corker 1O7. stub 1O7 Hemlock 10Y.
Harry Griffith 1o2-
Third race. six and a half furlongs. purse
Lord Hermence Jos. Wreath OF IVY 100 Iown
Moor lO4 Hugh MCGOWAN 1O5
Fourth race. six furlongs-Forehand SO,
Hilee IA Stand Pat 100. Frank Bell ia.
Fffth race one mile, selling-After the Ball
81 Yans 106 Revenge Dare 100. Montana
Teeress %. Badger 100. Narna Fonso So Ian
dols 100
sixth race. one mile and seventy yards.
purse-Bummer II lob. Flintlock lO4, First
Mason 107. Golden Glitter 1o4.
DELMAR SELECTIONS.
By the New York Telegraph.
First rGce-Ache, Mon Chere, Phil
Ida.
Second race-Harry Griffith, Stub,
Lacache.
Third race-Wreath Of Ivy, Lord
Hermence, Hugh MCGOWAN.
Fourth race - Stand Pat, Fore
hand, Eilee.
Fifth race-Montsna Peeress, Re
venge Dare, Varna Fonso.
Sixth race-First Mason, Flint
lock, hummer II.
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Q q
II; N Gluck, 12. 1s 81; C. p Ristrum. 8.
IA; H. Coleman, 10, 0, o; II. Mau, 20 90
I ORg 1f I, A Marshall

2s. u; y Glqck. 12. 1s. q; c, P. Ristrum. 9.
20. IA; H. Coleman, 10, 0, o; II. Mau. 90 20.
H. Scorilla, 10, 10 is; p. Servis, 20. is. T.
Troop A, First Cavalry, National Guard of
California, State shoot with revolver at 80
yards-Captaln c. Jensen 25 Lieutenant C. F.
Wells 46 Lieutenant c. NJ. FIckert 36 First
Sergeant r. c. Greeninger 80, Sergeant H B.
Taylor 46, Sergeant H. A. r. Hansen 2s Ser
geant c. A. Becker 4s, Sergeant f. H. Carr
as Sergeant F. T. Engle 49, Sergeant G. Rid
dock 36, Corporal w. Spanhake As. Corporal
w Huber 42. Corporal c. j. Orton 81 Cor
poral G. W. Pope 40, Corporal L. NJ. Mckinley
42 Corporal T. p. Lehman 40, Trumpeter s
L. Wafer 49, Farrier G.. j. Mcdonald 25 H.
L. Detrick 46, @. w. Hoadley as j. Fritz go.
7. L. Connolly 80. G. w Macleod as. w. n
Schultz AZ. H. l. Miller S. w Christmas %.
r. p. Coop is. T. carlln 3s. F. S. Bernhardt as
F. Barthels 40 H. c. Cromerding is. F. d.
Hamilton 2, A. J: Thornagle 3a. NJ c. Bolts 80.
J. H. Stinman 40. NJ. Goldberg 3, E. NJ Null
Vile 3s. A. w Albrecht 43, ]. S. Botey a. 7
L. Dixon 23 s. Block 10. ]. Werner 48 A.
Iage 3d. w. V. Lauton A. C. J. Nicolai ~ T.
T Nourse 80. n. ]. Frater SO. r. c. Ross 81
A NJ Kant "a, NJ Knaus IL, w. p Baruth o
Shell Mound Pistol and Rifle Club with rife
at 200 yards. two scores of ten shots each
W. siebe. III i7s; E. J.. Farley. o3, 1876: p.
A. Paulson. 115. 1859; W. l.. Paulson. 124. 100:
w Guild 102, 146; DR.. L. V. Frates I3f I35:
r Burr 92 115; A Thompson IA, $50; A.
Poulsen. 139. 155.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
Bay City Club Bouts.

The Bay City Athletic Club has a good
card for it's boxing show Wednesday
evening. There will be six events. the
feature being the bout between George
Braun and Joe Thomas Of the Rosedale
Club. Dick Hyland and Kid Parker are
billed for the special event. The balance
of the card is as follows: Johnny Frayne
VS.. Eddie Carr, Harry Tenny VS. Charles
Weber, Ernest Wilson VS.. Jim Dempsey.
AL Ell1ins VS.. George White.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
St. Marv,s Bows Win.

OAKLAND, Sept. 20.-The third team
of St Mary's College defeated the Column
bia Park baseball nine of San Francisco
to-day, score 6 to l. This was the St.
Mary's boys tenth consecutive victory
this season. Following is the score by
innings:
St Mary's ..0 o oo o K 6
Columbia Park. % 0 0 0 O 0 o.
Batteres-Thompson and Burke: Moriarity
and Raphael Umpire-Bigley. Scorer-Shee-
han.
The collegians would like to hear from
mines whose members age limit is II
years.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
Angel and cordell to Fight.

OAKLAND. Sept. 2o-The ffteen-round
bout between Joe Angel and Jack Cor
dell will take place at the Reliance Ath-
letic Club Tuesday evening The event
gives every indication OF being ore of the
best ever handled by this club. owing to
the fact that the principals have met in
three amateur contests, with unsatisfac-
tory results.
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pitcher Morris pisappoints-

PORTLAND. or. Sept. 20-Sam Morris
portland's Indian pitcher. disappointed the $500
rsonIe who went to see him hold SeattIe-s
49,, batters down to-day. Jay Hughes was
hit hard also. but not with so good effect.
t-Isev making costly errors. Lumley knoclxeI
out a home run, making the third Seattle has
made during the present series. Score.
Portland ..O1 3O1OOf-6 - .
Seattle -.--..-. 0 4 3 o o O-1O 10 .
Battsries-Morris and Shea Hughes and
Byers. Umpire~-Lsvy.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
OWNERS ASK JOCKEY CLUB
TO CONTINUE MEETING
Horsemen at Oakland Are Informed
It Would Be Impossible to Do
So ut This Time,

When the promoters of the Golden Gate
Race meeting announced publicly at
Emeryville on Saturday tnat they would
abandon it after one days trial the horse
men were disappointed.
A petition was prepared at once re-
Questing the New California Jockey Club
to continue the meeting. Many signatures
were secured and the paper was presented
to Secretary Treat. The horsemen were
told it would be impossible for the Jockey
Club to promote a meeting at this time,
in view Of the rapid approach of the regu-
lar season.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
Coonev No. Efective.

Jack Cooney. the old-time St. Mary's
College pitcher. was in the points for I'm
Gle during the morning period at Oakland.
He had nothing the Senators could not
hit. Then to add TO the troubles Of the
home team he was Wild all the time, and
therefore the Senators had a merry time
of it running over the sacks. At that the
home team had many chances to win, as
the fielding Of the visitors was bad, but
they never could get hits when they were
good for runs. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
CoRBETT ALLOWS TWO HITS
Nearly Shuts Out Oakland on the
Southern Field.

Los ANGELES. Sept. 2o.-To-day's game
was close and exciting. 1t would have oeen
sb1It-out OF the Oaklands but for COroett.s Wild
mitch. a base on balls and an error BY smith
Corbett was a little wild at times put was ih'
vincible allowing but two hits y lara vas
moved to third base in place or baxter aiil
hIed the place nicely The fielding or hoS5
and the sIJe--s -.Ilar catch cf spies Were q
principal features Attendance. oVeV- Score-
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
Summary.

stolen bases-Egan 90. Casey. Errors
Egan 90 Hndebrand. Irwin, Krug- Iwo-2sse
hffs-FRan Lynch, Irwin, Krug. Sacrlnce
NcTauRhlIn Graham, Hogan. Hide
brand First base on errors-Saeramento l.
San Francisco 3 First base on called balls
OF Keefe ?: or Cooney s. Left on bases
Sacramento g. san Francisco IL Struck out
T3v Keefe ,: by Cooney. g. Hit by pitcher-lr-
win Double plays-Lynch to Zearfoss; Town
send (unassisted); Krug to Zearfoss. Wild
pitches-Keefe 2 Time OF game-One hour
and ifty-hve minutes. Umpire-McDonald
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
HAWTHORNE ENTRIES.

CHICAGO. sept 20.-Hawthorne entries:
First race, six furlOnEs. selItng-First Past
~. James T. Corbett 1l2. Eabunta IO9 Fin
gal JOB. Best Nan 100. Lutte 100. Mcranda 100.
Sea Pirate l09. Propeller 100. Captain Hamm
l09. Lenss 104. Somersault lO4
Second race. handicap. steeplechase short
course Duke Of York 1856 Falella 143. Mrs.
Grammar 80. Moranda 139. Snowdrift 133.
Paulaker lbs. Heber 132. Galba 13o. Creolin
l2S
third race. one mile. September handicap
Judge Hines l2s MCGEE 1l3. Lendin 10,
Monsieur Beaucaire 1oS. Luralighter 1OT The
Don 106 Lady JOcelyn lO4 First Chip 100.
F0urth race. six furiOngs-MorOcito ia.
Ethel Wheat ia. L'Etrenne ia. Gallant ia.
T1ah IA Elw0od 81, Auditor %. Toledo %.
Determination 50.
Fifth race. one and an eighth miles selling
-OmdUrrnaR -102. Ida lO2. Charlie Granger
lO2 Glassful 80. Little Elkin "a, OHagen ~.
Dodie ~. Nr. Dingle 95. Lord Melbourne
49, Our Bessie 80, Fading Light 90, Alright
50
Sixth race. five and half furlongs-Rocka-
way Il3, Coroner Kelly 1l0, Mayor David S
Rose 40, Aggie Lewis 107, Allsta 10T, from
reuen 107
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
Totals .2s 2 s p IotaIs--s
NfAIARY-

ell tazsz-spfes O'Hara. Messerly. Err
80 Sr,itb MuTdock. Moskiman. Two-hase
bIt-Hov' sacrifice hirs-Devereaux, Wheeler.
~ LeSs7- TSases on balls-Om Corbett 4: en-
Moskiman. ? First base on errors-oaklan1d
- Tsos Angeles 6. Time Of game-Cne
horr and forty-hve minutes. Umpire-O Con-
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Casey >. EEan. ErTors-I.e.ily.
KneH. T7Wo-base hits-Hfdebrand. Ora anam.
Sacrifice hits-Meany, Egan, Hogan, DOYLE.
First base on called baTs-Oh Whalen 6. Left
on bases-San Francisco 5, Sacramento y.
Struck out-By Whalen I. by Knen .. Hit bv
pitcher-Ivnch. Double plays-Craham to
F,gan to Hogan: Graham to Casey Passed balls
Graham. Leahy. Time OF game-One hour and
45 minutes. Umpire-McDonald.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean
First race-Best Man, Lutte, Ra-
bunta.
Second race Duke Of York, Pau
laker, Falella-
Third race-LuraIighter Lendin,
McGee.
Fourth race-Auditor, L'Etrenne,
Toledo.
Fifth race-Glassful, Our Bessie,
Lord Melbourne.
Sixth race : Rockaway, Mayor
David S. Rose, Allista.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
GRAvEsEND ENTRIES.

NEN YORK sept. 2O-Gravesend entries;
First race six furlorgs. rWo-year-olds--ssf-
Valentine 100, Harangue 1l5, MineOla lO6,
Moliuos l03. Adriutha q, Raider 81. Outcome
II2 Quieksten o. The Minute Man l1J. Bats
1I5. Notan rs. sails I09 Redman 81, Bryn
Manr 100. J0cund ll5. MasedO 1O9-
second race about and a half miles.
handicap. steer plechsse-ra rankard 100. Adjdau-
mc I-5. sell Protection 153. step Lightly 49,
The Ragged Cavalier l4S Borough Ia, Ceph-
alaleia 1A0 Somerset 137. Faranlass i35,
Nariiian l34 Baron Pepper l33, PeriOn IT,,
silver Twist 13O. Gascar 100
Third race. one and sixteenth miles. han
EoIir Biant los. Ada Nay 100. Stamping
Ground lO7 Agnes ID %. Elsie l. 80. Gayiota
~. Ascension -. Salvatella go Dekaber ~.
Fourth race. FIVE and a half furlc1gs. sell
iug the AlbcTnarle. twO-year-Old nllies-Funny
Side 100. MorleIia 98 Letola -. GananOgue
ga FIanirnula Io4- Inquisitive Girl 20. Fine
Art -. silver Dream JOG. handsome Florrs
90 Tie Lady Rohesia lo4. MimOl g. Short
cake g4 Pirruette a.. Thistle Heather l04.
Fifth race. one and an eighth miles. selling
Young Henry 1i3. Highlander JOG. The Rival
I03. Tribes Hiu III. SronewaI 1G5. SetauBet
10l. All Cold loC. Hhitai l0S. Embarrassment
81 King Carter 100. Royal Pirate ~, Sir
Roche lU7. Harrison 100. Thoneycroft 105,
Mabel Richardson Jos. Lord Turco 104
sixth race about six furlongs handicap
Reliable ia High Chancellor l13. Ahumada
112 Mamie Worth 106. Girdle lo5. Parisienne
1Da. InFiucinle 10f, Love Note 100. Sweet Alice
9S. Ilr-rfa -. Mary Street -. Athlana 50.
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eRAvEsEND SELECTIONS.

By the New York Telegraph
First race - The Minute Man,
Mineola. Bryn Mawr.
Second race-Tankard, Borough,
Step Lightly.
Third race-Lux Casta, Agnes D,
Elsie I.
Fourth race-The Lady Rohesia,
Funny Side, Mordella.
Fifth race-Highlander, Setauket,
Young Henry.
Sixth race - Parisienne, Mamie
Worth, Reliable.
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Totals 2s % 15i Totals 81 9 . IS
Runs AND HTS BY INNINGS.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 20.-In the Metropoll-
tan Opera-house tonight Scott and Ferris pre-
sented for the first time their musical comedy
The Sleepy King" The production scored a
hit The book is by George " Hobart the
newspaper man. The libretto is by Giovanni
Conterni.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21

ARKNESS settled down upon the
Union Coursing Park field last
night and prevented the running
of the deciding course in the
California Coursing Committee
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21

Lundy carries largest stock 1s-k plain
rings in the city. Third street
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
DOUBLE VICTORY
FOR SACRAMENTO
Old Phil Knell Twirls
Another High Art
Game.
Uncle's Followers Suffer Once
More From Inability
to Hit.

STANDING OF THE CLUES.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
LADY MENLo A WINNER.

Lady Menlo won the open stake at
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21

Runs AND HITS BY INNINGa
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-21
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.
Purchasing Prices.

The following prices are being Of
fered 10 the producer by the local
dealers for delivery in round lots on
the dock or in the car AT Seattle:
Grain-oats. $ssGsS per ton: bar
ley. SCI per ton: wheat. chicken feed
So per ton; bran. SCI per ton: shorts
81 per ton.
Hay-Eastern Washington. new. SCI
per ton; fusst sound, $lsGlS pei
ton; alfalfa. sl4GlS per ton
Esgs-Strictly fresh ranch. 4Sc pc,
doz.
Foultry-Iive hens. lsc per ID; old
rosters, Sc per 10; spring chickens
$S;sG&,s per dcl; ducks, lSGlS,sS
per ID; seese. leGllc per ID; turkeys
lSc per 10,
Live Str,rA-Choice beef cattle
ccws. Sc per ID; steers. SA Gic Pei
II; sheep, SGSi.c per Ii: hogs, 81.
o. per 10, calves. SG,c Per ID
spring lambs, ssGSS0 per head.
Hides. Pelts and Wool-Hesy,
sslted steers, over 90 10. I,sc; medium
per ID, &c; light. under SO lbs, S'sc
COWS. all weights Sisc: ssltsi kips
e. calf. Sc. stays aud bulls. Sc: greer
hides. lc less thsn ssltsi; culls an,
sruNAy. lc less: dry hides. lsClSc
winter deer, dry, lac sac; scod bat
cher tsllow, +G*ise; grease, IL O e.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-21
FOR AN INCOME TAN.
MIR. Williams, of Mississippi. Pre-
poses An Amendment.

poses An Amendment.
Washington, Dec. l7.-Mr. Will.
Jams. OF Missis 'ppi, has introduced a
concurrent resolution in the house, pro.
posing an amendment to the constitu-
tion to give congress power to collec,
taxes on incomes, and providing that
eucth tax shall not be construed to be
direct tax within the meaning of the
constitution.
Mr.. Williams has also introduced the
following bills;
10 put on the free list. when coming
from countries which permit identical
products of ours to enter free, hides OF
ali animals. leather OF all sorts, boots,
sho,s. saddles and harness.
To prevent individuals or corpora
tons engaged in interstate commerce
from making il \ condition of the sale
Of their products that the purchaser
shall not sell or deal in products Of any
other persons, firms or corporations.
To prevent the over.issue OF stock by
corporations or combinations OF corpo-
rations and defining such over-issue AS
public cheating"
Requiring the payment Of interest on
public funds deposited with hanks.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-21
ANOTHER OPERATION.
London Daily Mail Says Kaiser Will
Undergo . Third.

New York. Dec. l6.-The Daily Mail
announces, says dispatch to the Amer
lean from london, that il learns form
we'll informed quarters that a second
operation has been performed on the
kaiser's throat.
The paper adds that its information
is that third operation may be neces-
sary.
The above intelligence is direct
contradiction OF all recent dispatches
from Berlin regarding the kaiser.
Berlin. Dec. l6.-There is great COM
motion here over the rumors Of cancer
in the kaiser's throat.
An official denial OF the report pub
lished by the London Daily Mail has
been issued. 1t is admitted. however,
that further matter has been taken from
the wound an3 submitted 10 twenty-five
OF the greatest specialists in internal
growths, every one of whom. it il re-
ported. claimed it 10 be benignant.