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Guthrie Lodge No. ;. /. o. o. r.. meets
every Monday night at 1880 o'clock at
Odd Fellows hall. sorner Harrison and
Broad.
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Renfrow Division No ), Uniform Rank
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corner Broad and Harrison.
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X. OF p. Meets second and fourth Fri
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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
CALIFORNIA MARE
LOWERS WORLDS
RACE RECORD.

POUGHKEEPSIE. n. Y. Aug. 16.-
Besides winning the free-for-all trot in
the Grand Circuit meeting here today.
Sweet Marie, the California mare. es-
tabished a new worlds record for trot-
ting mares by going the second heat
of the race in 2:04h. The previous rec
ord was 2:04%. held jointly by Lou
Dillon and Sweet Marie. 1t was the
fastest mile trotted on any track this
year. There were no other horses in
the race in the same class with Sweet
Marie, so she had to make her own
pace throughout. Alta Mcdonald drove
the mare with the intention Of giving
her a new mark. She made it apparent
ly without great effort.
There was $4,000 in the books on
the 2:12 trot and Advancer, an even
money favorite. cost the talent heavily.
Mack Hack. the winner. was second
choice, but Morone made him fight for
every inch Results;
2:12 trot, purse $1,000, two in three
Mack Hack won two straight heats
and the race in 2:09A, 2;09A. Morone
Ell Milagro, Exalted. Grattan Belle.
Advancer. Ann Direct. Morn, Charlie
7 and Frank A also started
dington won three straight heats and
the race in 2:13A, 2;101z. 2:10A- Hi
dalgo. TazweIl Boy. Dr. Francis. Red
Jacket and Alfonso s also started
three-Sweet Marie won two straight
heats and the race in 2:07. 2:04L-
Wentworth, Turley and Snyder Nc
Gregor also started.
213 pace, purse s1000-Direct Jr.
won three straight heats and the race
Earl, Inston, ]. B. Hanlon and Tasa
also started.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
SEATTLE ENTRIES.

First race, seven furlongs, selling-Oeyrohe
no. Doctor C 1l0, Urbano 10I, Silurian 19I, Fred
Parkinson 1OT, Barker 107, Trapshooter 100, Lady
Kent 105. Tramway 105, Barranea 100, Aacene
105, Anirad 100.
Second race seven furlongs. selling-Bert Ar
thur ll0 Pettijohn 107. DR.. Rowell 10I. Golden
Light fO7 Exapo I07. Sherry 101, Lerida 101. Sir
DougaI 1OT FL yeraeo 10I. Glenbrfer 100, Lrene
1O5, Cousin Carrie 100
Third race i've furlonss-Homestead 112, In
terliide f09 Fort Wayne 1O9 Happy Chappy 100.
f. c. Runte 1O9. f. NJ. Brattain 100, Grenore
iO9 Marie 107 Belle Kinney 10T Elba 107
Miss Provo los. Soundly 102.
Fourth race. six furlongs. sellins-Cazazza 100.
Ellerd 1O7 Betsy 107, Merry 60 Round 107.
Iadora 10T. Tavors 107, Ambitious 107, Seedcake
1OT. Bonnet 107. Rosaro 102-
Fifth race. six and half furiongs. selling
Salabie I0T. Rulabek 107. Laura + NJ 10J Little
Sue %.
Sixth race one mile and fifty yards-Dewey
10 Yeoman no. Henry Waite 40, Baker 1I0.
Anvil 107, Cabin 10I. Kenova 105.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
one LONE CHOICE
REGISTERS AT
SEATTLE.

SEATTLE. Aug. 16.-The fair sex
predominated at The Meadows this aft
ernoon, it being ladies' day. The card
resembled scrambled egg order in a
water front chop house and the article
of sport furnished was below medi-
ocrity. Instrument was the only ia
vorite to be adorned with brackets.
When it seemed Ripper had the open
ing event at his mercy, Holly Berry, a
2 to 1 chance, popped out of the bunch
scoring easily. Waterspout ran dry
third.
The intellectual set spread their coin
about thickly on Nancy w to take the
baby event and she ran out on the
stretch turn Menden. Convent Belle
and Mrs. Matthews finished necks apart
in the order named, the winner being
quoted at Z TO 1.
Dell Fountains Beachwood receded
from favoritism to 16 to in the bet
ting on the fourth and then went out
and led from start to finish Iron Wat
son, the post choice. took the place
from Santa Ray driving.
Keegh did not prove a vigorous
enough rider to place Allopath over the
plate first in the fifth number, the old
mare running third. Invoice, TO
chance, scored handily from 1ras-
Flourish, at to 1, disposed of Pearl
waters ana the ldNOfltS, Aotle' 81
the last. Summary:
First race, six furlongs-Hollyberry won. Rip
per second. WaterspOut third. Time. 1:141s-
Second race, six furlonss-Instrumen won. Ut
bano second Virginia Boy third. Time 1:l513
Third race. fodr furlongs-Menden won, Con
vent Belle second, Mrs. Matthews third. Time
:4SE
Fourth race. six furlongs-Beachwood won, 1ror
Watson second. Santa Ray third. Time, 113&4
Fifth race, one and sixteenth miles-lnv0let
won. Irss second, Allopath third- Time, :4I4i
Sixth race, mile-FlouriSh won. Pearl Wa
ters second, Yiona third. Time, 1:411-
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
Ell CERITA FIELD
CENTER OF POLO
ACTIVITY.

Polo interest has revived noticeably
at Burlingame recently, and brilliant
Sc ason is promised next winter. The
scene of activity Just now is the new
field at El Cerita Park. This lies due
west of San Mateo, and promises to be
one of the finest grounds in the country.
Contracts aggregating $4,000 have
been let for the clubhouse and other
necessary buildings.
The property in the vicinity of the
field has been sold for villa sites and a
number of sportsmen will make their
country homes there.
r. M. Tobin will have an artistic
place and will entertain some of Eng
lands noted players. Rudolph Spreck-
els has leased the villa of George F.
Shreve and will have some of his great
pclo and racing ponies where he can
see them under saddle
Mr.. Hoffacker, a wealthy New York
sportsman, has an option on tract
near Ell Cerita, and will spend his win
ters in San Mateo hereafter He is said
to be an enthusiastic poloist
Lawrence AcCreery, who is better
known on the polo fields Of Europe than
in this country. will be factor in the
games this season.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
LAToNIA ENTRIES.

First race, six furlongs. selling. maidensn IS
Stella Eichberg 90, Sainprido leo, Lightburn 100.
Miss Kitty 100, Chelsea 100, Vicente 100, Posing
100. Oural 100, Thiberus 100, jay Ward 100,
Hacker lO2 Shipwreek 102, MeCutcheon 1O2,
Tom Combs los, Don Trent los, Winfred Lad
109. 49,,
90, Caroline " a5, Pirates Dance 90, Lady Ethel
9S Floral Artist 100, The Mate 100, Miladi
Love lO3 A1linda 1e3. Phidora 1o4, Labor 104-
Fast Flight LOG, Magic lo7 a. 90 -
Henrietta s5, Nine 81, PEosador 100, Free
Hooter lO6 Alma Dufour 107.
Fourth race steeplechase. short course-John
Dillon R5 Vayeno 125, Ohio King l56, Weird
is. Su5ador l46. Daesman l53
Fifth race. one mile and an eighth, selling.
Imboden o.. Piller 100 St. Sever do2' Del Del
Opera 1o2. The only Way lo4. Fonsoluca LOG.
stroud lO7 Huzzah 1l9 Hubbard 112.
sixth race, seven furlohgs, selling -Inspect tor
Girl o5. Antara loo. optional lo2. Larone lo3,
Fargo los. Red Thistle l04, Knowledge 104,
Lady Lavish io5. Frank Bill lo7. Potter 10
ss Gamester 93 Kings Guinea SO, Lady Char
ade "a. Principia 81. oberon dol, oddeletta Imo2 m
Postnan 100 Barkelmore 109 Amberita 100,
RuiI6nch 100.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
CORPORATION BUYS TROLLEY
ROADS IN THREE STATES
Security and Investment Company Ac-
quires Lines In Massachusetts, Rhede
Island and C0nnecficut.

BOSTON, Aug. 16.-The New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company, it was learned today. has dis
posed of all its trolley companies in
Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Con-
nectieut to individuals Who have
formed an association to be known as
the New England Security and Invest
ment Company.
This action, it is believed. was taken
as a result of Governor Guilds message
to the last Legislature, urging legisla-
tion which would prevent the transfer
of Massachusetts transportation COM
panies to aliens. The transaction in
wolves the sale of over 20 per cent OF
the stock of the street railways of Con-
necticut, together with the lines run
ming into New York
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
Ono Favorite Scores at LatOnia.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 16.-Only one faYorite
won at Latonia today. Results:
First race four and half furlOngs-Zinfan-
del won. Gabble second. Miss Ofhcious third
Time, :55 80.
Second race six furlongs-Blaek Mantilla won,
Revolt second. Elastic third Time, 1916
Third race, seven furlongs-Orline won. Sea
Mate second. Self Reliant third. Time. 20 30.
Fourth race, six furlongs-John English won,
Wee Lass second, Meadow Breeze third. Time,
1:14 40.
Fifth race. five and half fnrlongs-Bonart
won. Oyelando second. Chase third. Time,
los 40.
Golden Mineral second, The Laurel third. Time,
40 40.
Seventh race, mile-Sand Bath won. The
Englishman second, Dociie third Time, 40 AS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
WALL STREET IS WAITING
FOR NEWS OF DIVIDENDS
Spectators Daily Expect an Announce
ment From the Union and south
ern Pacific Companies.

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Disappoint-
ment prevailed in Wall street toward
the close of the stock market today
when it became known that there
would be no announcement made dur
ing the afternoon regarding Union or
Southern Pacific dividends. 1t was
learned, however, that at a directors
meeting, held on Wednesday, the
Union Pacific board had decided upon
dividend which, is understood to be
per cent and per cent extra. This
dividend is higher than Wall street ex-
pected The extra dividend is said to
be contingent on the Southern Pacific
dividend, about which no information
could be obtained.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
EaRT ERIE ENTRIES.

FIRST race i've and half furlongs-M -Meriene
10. belinda 102. Sweet Flavia 105. Trentellola
l05. Charafam 105 Gold Girl l05 Wistful l05.
Loretta 107 Glen Lonely 40, May Rhyme no.
Baliotta 10 (aferilene and belinda, Nixon 5
entry.f -,
Edwin r. Fryer o. West Over 81, My Bessie Of.
Mary Gusts 94. Reina Swift %. Grip %. Chan
dier 90 Josephine Il 3d. Tanbark %. Mocnyine
90 Miss Ida 100 Reside 101, Miss Martha lu2,
AIeGra I0i.
Crowshade e5 Steel Trap 96. Rayiala 90. Mag
noljn 9s. Scarecrow 9S Foxmead 09 Gilfain zoe,
Gilnin f01 Suzanne Rocamora lO5, Exclamation
1913 Sharp Boy los.
Tourtl race seven furlonss-awaE 49, Re
Iuest o. La Londe l0a, Redwood II 81. Scotch
Plume IO6 Garrett Wilson 1o6 Martin Doy ie
Fifth race. fire furlongs-Bla Flag o..
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
PABST BREWERY BECOMES
EAGLES TEMPORARY AERIE
San Francisco Delegation HATS Before
1t While j. 5. Parry Makes
| Speech of Thanks.
MTIWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Aug. 16.-A
pleasing incident occurred this after
noon in connection with the Eagles pa
rade. After the California delegation
had passed the Pabst Brewing Com
pany's office it withdrew from the pa
rade and, returning, came to a stop be-
fore the main entrance of the brewing
company's Office, where j. S. Parry, Fire
Commissioner of San Francisco, offered
tbs thanks of the Eagles of San Fran
cisco for the donation made by the
Pabst Brewing Company at the time of
The recent earthquake calamity.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-andia. Bailctta, Nixon
Entry.
second race--Reside, Miss Ida, Miss
Martha.
Third race-Exciamation, Suzanne
Rocamora, Crowshadc.
Fourth race-Flartin Doyle, Garrett
Wilson, La Londe.
Fifth race-Workmaid, Timothy Wen,
Eminoia.
sixth race-Ezra, Densie Densmore,
George Vivian.
Seventh race-RhinoclS, Arab, Cele-
bration.
weather clear; track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
eeleher wnI capsaln Llek Team.

The athletes who made up the eham-
MON track team Of the California
school Of Mechanical Arts last year
met yesterday for the purpose OF elecl-
4. = +rs.lr captafn to serve during the
,,-eeent season Lester y. Thompson,
iast years captain, took charge OF the
7,seeting. The nominations fer captain
we're Charles Gelcher, Ernest Thomp-
kon A. B. Crabtree and 6. stephens.
The ballot was a close one and enaeo
with seven votes credited 70 Shai ne ~
Goicbor aye to z. Thompson, five to O..
u Crabtree and one to G. stephens,
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
FUTURE OF THE MIzNERS
ONE BRIGHT, GLAD DREAM
Thus Predicts Young San Franciscan
Who Married the Widow OF
Charles Il. YerkeS.

NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-Wilson MIz-
ner is back from his California trip.
''Oh, heavens. will this awful motor
iety never cease2" cried he, despair
ingIy, when asked il he had ceased
quarreling with his wife.
Our enemies have tried to make
trouble. but have failed. One OF them
committed suicide. The others are
worse off. Nothing can come between
us now and our future is one bright.
glad dream"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
Harvard oarnmen plsnbled.

BOURNE END, England, Aug. 1e.-
Harvard may lose the services of G. G.
Glass. No. 4, for the race with Cam-
bridge. He sprained his knee while
running and water spawn compelled
him TO consult a specialist TO-DAY. ].
Richardson, No 8. is suffering from
acute indigestion, but expects to re-
sumo his place in the boat Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
CONTENT BREEZES
HOME IN HURON
HANDICAP.

SARATOGA, Aug. 16.-The Huron
handicap for three -year-olds at one
and three-sixteenths miles, won rather
easily by the Newcastle Stables Con-
tent at odds of to 5, was the feature
of an excellent card arranged by the
Saratoga Racing Association for de-
cision at the Spa course this afternoon.
The event brought out a classy field
under excellent weight arrangements
and number of the starters Were
heavily played.
Samson jumped away in front at the
start and made the early running to
the back stretch, with Zienap, Entire
and Content in that order. In the run
down the back stretch Ravena went
to the front and showed the way
around the far turn, closely followed
by Carey, Zienap, Content and Entire
On the stretch turn, Content closed on
the leaders and mailing Ravena breezed
under the wire winner by length
from RaYena, which was length and
a half in front of Entire. -ummary:
First race, six furlongs--J. c. Core Won. Kill
laloe second Altuda third. Time, IL 80;
Second race. steeplechase about two miles
Yama Christy won, G. b. Campbell second, Com
mons third. Time, 4:26.
Third race Eve and half furlongs -Norfolk
won, Big Store second, Mortiboy third Time
Fourth race. the Huron handicap, one and
three xteenths miies-Content won, Lecina sec
ond Entree third. Time, zoe.
Fifth race, one mie-Ginette won, Calf0rnis
King second Tipping third Time, 1850 10.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Athlete won, Ben
Ban second, Long Run third. Time, 1:l3 40.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
Won't Stand Tor hght that isn't on the square.
Cans Looks Heavy Above the Waist.

Monday putting
of holding
the
the wind of the of battles Cans looks
though smooth edge his muscle He
rar6ed of brace OF punching
his punch bag that far
light for
appointed today, after the adjournment of the stock
feerd Cans dspiav of hi liy
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
Grave DUTY for Federal Jury.

CHICAGO. Aug. 16-The special Fed
eral Grand Jury which is to continue
the Investigation of the charge that
the Standard Oil Company received re-
bates from the Lake Shore and Michi-
gan Southern Railroad and other trans
portation lines was impaneled today.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
Larned Beats Wright at Tennis.

SOUTHAMPTON, =, l., Aug. 16.-Carl
Behr won his place in the finals in the
Meadowbreok tennis today. He will
meet William .. Larned tomorrow for
the cup. Behr defeated Dewhurt. the
intercollegiate champion, and Larned
won from Beals C. Wright, the national
champion.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
SEATTLE SELECTIONS.

By Fred IL, hulncitanu-
First race-0cyrohe, Lady Kent, ST.
Iurian.
second race-sherry, Golden Light,
Cousin Carrie.
Third raee-BelIe Kinney, Interiude,
Miss Provo.
Faurth race-Betsy, Tayora, Ambi-
tiGus.
Fifth race-Cascade of Diamonds,
Laura Il NJ, Little Buttercup.
sixth race-Dewey, Cabin, Baker.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17

1oo Prince of ORANGE 1902 Melting 1e2, Voting
lO4 Eminola 1O4. Timbthy Wen los,
Sixth race, mile and an eighth. sellins-Peter
Becker Sc. Densie Desmore 50. Pinta 50, Ezra
100. Affrey 100 The Borgian 100. Fannette l02,
George Vivian 104. Bendigo 1O5. The Gsdny 100;
Seventh race, mile and an eighth-oak Leaf
Fiilipo 102. Port Royal III Berry NaddeH III,
Celebration 10t Two Penny 107. Arab 1o2-
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17

The trophies to he awarded by the
hotel management are all artistic ere
ations of Shreve & Co In addition
to these Charles W. Clark the San
Mateo sportsman. has offered two spe-
eial prizes. When competition runs
high next week it is possible the list
of prizes will be still further increased.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
BY Edward Clarke.

OLDFIELD upes the
questions OF selection training for Nelson and the choice
Of referee for Early the Nolan
declared that place would the Dane for
calhen beyond the Godhed
mineral belt make Bat
hall of the Ladies
Society had been Nelson's The redoofed residence
OF Andy Feer will feed the and his
The club of which Rckd leading has postponed
selection think that the
authority choosing
and outo sporting
l on the equi give the club decision
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
are 1900 IS ofheial, They are as toIlews:
Men Nearly Equal in Measurements.

Gan-Wegh pounds; height feet 6A inches; reach (out
edl feet 1917 inches; inch chest normal nhes
expanded S inches biceps 1875 inches forearm
~ inches; wrist 634 2e inches; calf 1914 nhes ankle
81 inches.
Nelson-Weight I34 pounds height feet "a inches neck M
inches chest iReh chest expanded 374 nhes Ops 1913
~ forearm 1914 inches; nchesi thigh
inches calf AZ inches ankle 81 inches
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
Golf at Del Monte.

For the golf tournament az Del Monte begin
Francisco to Del Monte IS four dollars, good for
Friday preceding. Special hotel rates OF three
dollars and Lalf dag and up. Elaborate tro-
phies.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
Ohio County Treasurer short.

AKRON, O., Aug ia report of the
examination of the county treasury,
filed today, charges former County
Treasurer Smith with a shortage Of
s755, 900. This amount was found miss
ing from the vaults.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17

BUFFALO, n. Y. Aug. is.-Fred 0. MURRAY.
Collector Of Customs and former Deputy County
Treasurer today WAS acquitted Of grand larceny
IN Connection with the graveyard" scandal BY
which the county was mnlcted Of thousands OF
dollars.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
BROOKLYN ESCAPES
SHUT OUT BY
THE CUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
MACDONALD LEAGUE


CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-Three gifts by
Strieklett in the first and third in
nings, followed by clean hitting, gave
Chicago three runs. Five more were
added in the fourth and seventh on
hits and Brooklyns errors. Brooklyn
scored once on two singles and wild
pitch. Score:
R; H; e;
Snlcago ~
Batteries-Pfeister and King; strick-
lett and Bergen. Umpires-Klem and
Carpenter.
ST LOUIS, Aug. 16.-New York to-
day took both ends of a double-header
with St. Louis. Scores:
St Louis
New York ............1
Batteries-Beebe, Thomas and Mar
shal; Ames, Ferguson, McGinnitv and
Bresnahan. Umpire-O'Day.
Second game: r. H E.
st. Louis ..............1 2
New York ...-............3 ..3 IA o
Batteries-Karger and Noonan; Nc
Ginnity and Bewerman Umpire
PITTsBURG, Aug. 1s.-Not Boston
played reached third base today. Score:
r: H z,
Pittsburg l6
Boston % 8
Batteries-Hildebrand and Gibson;
Pfeiffer and Needhan. Umpires-Con-
way and Johnstone.
CINCINNATI Aug. 16.-Cincinnati-
PhlladelPhia game postponed; rain.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17

It Eddie Ganey of his notable service
the Nelson Britt will the between
the Godhed
Gdhed
thing connected battle 1t that Cans
snuouy that he has oized the suggested candidates
honor He said today after his training Columbia,
had possibilities
named This particularly applies Sr and Bat Mastersen
who according the would hnd favor with the black
With considering Cans lack of opposition
Sie will choice
honesty o Godhed
standf for hgh on the
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16.-AIrs. Ida May
Morse. a ST. Louis actress. who came here for
the alleged purpose of getting President Rocse-
welt TO surrender to her the $25 oe0 voted to him
by Congress for travelling expenses. was today
given into the custody of relatives who promised
to care Tor her in st. Louis.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17

The Broncho shows Fast Mile.
PEORTA, I'LL. Aug. l6--The Broncho'
driven by Dean. paced a trial mile
against time in 2:02 at Pekin today. she
repeated a mile in 2:o5, with the last
half in one minute fiat