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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-02-09


/ Bert Bower was in the city Tues.
day.
Plenty of potatoes at the City
Meat Market.
Butterick Patterns at Lunabufg
and Dalton's
Go TO J G. Welcome q Son for
carriage warmera
G. r. Peterson was among cor
business visitors this week
] We do Banking by Mail the
! Harney County Bank, Burns, Ore.
f. NJ. Upton is in the city from
his home in the Crane creek see-
4 ton.
/ DR.. w. G. Brown, Dentist. Omce
in the new stone building North Of
the Post Oii1ce,
The hard winter prophets hod
better take back seat unless they
have something very unusual in re-
serve.
Stockm on the desert report
feed very plentiful and the season
being one Of the best eyer exper-
fenced.
Miss Clayte Burrow entertained
a number of her young friends last
night in honor Of Miss Pearl
Mahon.
Hnrney County Bank Of Rurns.
Oregon, accords its patrons. Cour-
teous Treatment, Modern Methods
and Perfect Responsibility
Lee Caldwell has again opened
the Windsor Bar to the public aud
invites his old time patrons aud
friends TO call. Draft beor s cents.
G. r. Cary has been suiourniue
in our city the past week ne
came up through the rain storm
and is waiting for the roads 20 sel-
tie before he starts home again
Commissioner Beet and l.a'cI
Foster came over from Silver crpek .
Yesterday. They state lhe road .
are quite muddy. boat pot aa d| +
NJ might be- expected
A great reduction ou o. large vu-
rie,y Of goods, until the hu or.
March. Call ut Mrs. WHsou's anl
see samples. lexpect my sprrg
samples aud STYLES about March /
Bailey Hayes aud Lloyd johnson
we're up from Lawon last Saturday
returning home sunday Th,y.
were in good company while hor
aud the manager Of this great reli.
gious, can vouoh for their good hr.
havior.
This beautiful spring weather
may have n bad effect on fruit ii
our people are not careful 90 mulch
their trees aud keep inom back, .
We nUtioo the buds ave swelling boz /
some shrubs and unless checked 60
will prove disasterons.
C, II. voegtly lef, Thursday fof
A business trip 20 Portland nud
other points, he may 30 10 sulem
10 investigate the delay In organic
ing the third house. Ho expected
10 have Sam Mothershrad 90 assist
IN this important work bat aili be
Tor a cnfd from Sam
states he has gone 20 Seattle
Jasper Davis aud wife were al-
ers at this office "Wednesday an,r
noon. They were over from Hnf-
ney on a visit to Mrs Hastie and
called at this office 20 eor pomo
more advertising matter printed 10
boost the Harney Country They
we're accompanied upon their r-
return by Robt. Drinkwater and
wife.
w. ID. Arnett informs us that che
Potter swamp grade hns heen al-
most ruined by the recent frssheI
aud that il is nov almost imposs.-
Die to get through with "a rig, Thi
Is but a repetition OF almost every
spring season on that particular
piece Of road and would indicate
hat little practical road building
Is in ordeI
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-02-09

SEE Gopis fruit tree ad,
See Goer & Cummins' new ad.
Homestead and desert land loca-
oauous seeJ. G Turney.
A Cote vas over from his Warm
Springs home Yesterday.
Bor-Wonday. Feb. 4, TO Mr..
MIA Mrs Chester Carter, daugh-
ter
Mrs J. II. Holland entertained
ut Five Hundred Wednesday after
pono
F. Georbart and son James
p.n, several days in our city this
wrck
Nich Barlh has been having
quut serious -iere of grip but is
now be.ter
fn c0mmus is over from his
.,,v ,ch n, +, y,si, 70
t. .s
Oou'''' ''''N = 80
I'D,
' wac OUT 70 MS
A's "''' MS STOCK last
"' .''"' mason y
.'' ''' '',0"''o' iO' Il -
'''on'' s''p
MuF T. Mace has boon quite
...,i ....,..,...... 49,. -
Ar ir Uunoau' o grandson OF
Goo. pupcan thH Lone Pine OF
silver Late, is hprc with the rail-
O. 10 hyfd has been having
quite "uous siege the past few
weeks caused from some kind Of
po'son'ne he better
'o'" i'"
""' "''
WV '''"'
Ah fung presenied the force Of
'oH o'Uc with O liberal supply of
h'na np'a Yesterday, They begin
'Dr c..shtailou Of China New Year
ID shr7. r.ierH pnid Tor hides and
peI'. 7 bave lso made arrange
m'Dir .' dispose Of MI the OLD iron
'"' roo'.r 'hat eau he brought to
a grand bah will be given at
'.'"' ''" -" 'o' ~ Music
" '.u 'o' me occasion
'f' p''o' o'ones'
'a' az 'D' u""oins pu"iio i"Vi-
SUrvavor Nillar. in charge ogl
lne of co. railroad survey eorps.
ba. been in TOE eitg the mast week |
attbs ovs gome ~ them have |
noon celebrating the sbor, Law or
.r manner be6ttlng ths oooasion
-a lbev think
O"'n Gospel meetings will begin
'' poe f'ei'ah church SUNDAY ,
'h' fr' lhes" meetings
d
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bcal News.

}. Lundy is reported on
mail every once in a
days.
Mioodlow is in the city
relatives.
Nelson is again on the
ing from grip.
te Checking Accounts
,unty Bank, Burns, Ore.
~ aud novelties at re-
es.-Mesdames Reed &
hume W az down from his
home last night taking
ice.
who would kick at the
\ have enjoyed in this
. past winter ought TO be
vell, we'll leave to the
say,
~ee were heard here last
uh would indicate spring,
NY 90 up against some
~ yet and have to jour
gain.
D Of Ladies and Child
wear and stockings at
les. Also some more
n frames, feathers, ect.
them.
y learn some time this
has been done by the
i how In session at Salem.
Se know nothing as the
that direction IL still
4r. Garrett informs ~
husband bus purchased
oht Clark place up the
hey will take possession |
the present lease held
NcHargue expires. IT"
d great farmer.
Oh tax roll has been re-
4 opened "a, the shorif'e
|oso who are flush" may
bikes now and take ad-
the 3 per cent rebate.
hey have until the mid
oh to take advantage Of
At the home Of Mr.
n. l.. Brisco last Sunday
I A. Dickenson and Mrs.
ID, Rev. A. J Irwin per-
b ceremony. Mr. Dick
~ Of our we'll known saw
nd the bride IL n recent (
hpm Oklahoma. The
4 in extending congratu-
Ails. we mean delayed
ng good news to those
lerested IN the local fair
j that n bill creating
onty n fair district alone
Preparation Of 1850 has
Senate without a dissent
Hit should successfully
|pntlet, Of the house the
~ will be made much
.|heretofore.
nes. Herald il informed
Gronin, who has long
A. in charge Of the Agen-
Of the Z. l.. S. Co, has
assistant general mapa-
! company in Eastern
! Supt. Gilorest will soon
b his family to Oakland,
Bart is certainly to be
led upon his promotion
Fitting recognition of his
the confidence Of his
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27
ladder..

sand dollars, which they stole from the Pc
toskey Savings Bank"
"Whew!" whistled the boatswain. "They'n Il
fight hard, sir, before they'll give up that
amount of plumber"
To this observation Commander Brant
returned no response. He took it as matter
of course that the robbers would resist cap
ture, but that did not deter him from resolv-
ing upon their apprehension. BESIDES, he
believed he had plan in mind to accomplish
his end-in part, at least, by strategy.
er was silent, while his subaltern stood be-
side him respectfully waiting for him to
speak. Finally Brant said
sI have a plan, Barclay, for disabling the
Venture / hesitate to put it into operation,
however, until we at least have pursuing
vessel in sight. have no doubt that YES
set, fully manned, is in our wake by this
time. l anticipate that Rankin will commit
some blunder in the management of the
come up. Before l left the cabin l noticed
that the sky was darlening, and, unless |
am much mistaken, we shall have wind
storm before long. In that case, our chances
of success will be increased. 1t may even
blow SO hard that Rankin will become fright
ened and run for shelter"
The movements of the vessel at that mo-
ment gave color to the speakers hope. The
Venture was felt to rise upon a wave, and
up against the next wave with force that
must have thrown the spray higher than the
roof of her pilot rouse.
cts coming from the southeast, SIR" OBJ
served the boatswain, aluding to the wind
at is; and it is coming stronger every
minute. The wheelsman up there, whoever
he is is beginning to get nervous"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27
STORIES OF ANIMAL NATURE

able to express his gratitude to his faithful
friends. Certainly no human beings could
have shown greater devotion.
An Alabama merchant, who lived in the
country, two miles from town, for nearly
three years, every day except Sunday rode
the same horse to his store in the morning,
hitched the animal to the same tree and rode
home at right One Monday morning the
merchant was i'll and unable to come down
to the store. so the horse was turned into
usual hour for departure arrived, the horse
jumped the pasture fence and walked up to
the front gate. He stood there little while,
and saddled Then he turned and walked
off short distance and came back to the
gate. This time he waited only few min
utes, and then. with low whinny. he start
ed to town. When he reached the store. he
took his position at the accustomed hitching-
place, where he remained until evening, when
he trotted home. Next day the merchant was
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27
Lbe Gen Mutine

to come on deck one at time and go over
the side into boat, that he will put the
Venture about and steam back to Petoskey
He seems to have found out that the robbers
are wanted by the authorities there"
'That was bluff on Lofty's part, sir, no
doubt of it," averred the boatswain. ut
won't work, either, or I'm no judge. The
robbers seem to know Lofty very well, and
if they do, they'll know that he won't sacri-
fee his own interest to contribute to their
capture"
II am afraid you are right on that point"
acknowledge Brant. Lofty Rankin has
undertakings, but the willingness he shows
to allow these desperadoes to escape admits
OF no question-it is culpable TO the last de-
gree. We must not only recapture- the yes
sci, Barclay, but we must see to it that the
robbers do not escape with their booty. They
have in their possession nearly nine thou
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

North America combine in large swarms in
order to travel to the sea to deposit their
spawn, and such migrations imply cooperation
and mutual support. The big niolucca crab is
remarkably intelligent in bestowing help upon
his kind. A naturalist, watching a number of
these crabs in large iron tank. saw that one
of them had fallen upon its back in corner,
partly underneath large iron bar. This OBJ
struction and its heavy, saucepan-hke carapaee
prevented the crab from returning to its nat
the rescue. They worked two at once, and
pushed their friend from beneath, but at about
the time he was nearly upright the iron bar
heavily upon its back. After many attempts
one OF the helpers would go into the depths
of the tank and bring two other crabs, which
would begin with fresh forces, the same push
two hours the work Of rescue continued, until
finally the luckless fellow was hauled out, very
much exhausted. no doubt. but. let us hope.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

able to go to town, but just to see what thU
horse would do, he was again turned into the
pasture, and again he leaped the fence and
repeated the performance of the previous day.
A Greenboro, Ca. gentleman tells remark
able rat story. His wife had been bothered
room, and set large trap to catch them.
Late that night the husband. hearing queer
noises, stole down to the room. AS he looked
in he saw that dozen mice had been caught
in the trap, which was surrounded by four
rats. They had dragged the trap into the
middle of the room, and were evidently hold
ing consultation. When the light flashed
upon them they hurried their preparations
door of the trap between his teeth, another
seized him by the tail. the third and fourth
then took hold. A sudden pull was given, the
door flew open. and. in an instant rats and
the door shut and every vestige of the bait
gone.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

bined with the clanking of the engine over
head, drowned his footsteps.
Brant feared that if he were seen by the
stokers they would give the alarm. He ae-
cordingly. drew long breath of RELIEF. as he
plunged into the gloom of the forward hold.
But at that instant he suffered start. a
hand was reached forth out of the darkness,
touching him lightly on the arm.
"Mr. Brantl" calculated subdued voice.
"How on earth do you happen to be here!
l was watching and recognized you when
you passed in front of the fire-room door, you
know"
Commander Brant breathed, again. He
recognized the voice, though it was SO dark
in the hold that he could not even make out
the form of the speaker.
The speaker was the boatswain in COM
mand of the members of the anchor-watch,
captured when the mutineers seized the YES
sci, and whom the mutineers believed, and
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

and their temporary allies, the robbers, and
imprisoned in the forecastle before the Ven
ture's legitimate commander leaped on the
deck. In consequence they naturally knew
nothing of how that officer had come aboard
at the last moment before the Venture left
the wharf at Petoskey, and had been himself
imprisoned in the cabin.
A dozen whispered words served to make
that element of the prevailing situation clear
to the boatswain
Having explained his presence on board
or the school-boat, Commander Brant want
ed to know how his subordinates had escaped
from the forecastle.
eve cut a hole with our .pocket-knives
through the bulkhead separating the fore
castle from the hold" was Barclays answer.
eve worked at it constantly from the mo-
ment the vessel got under way. The mutt
neers or whoever has the deck, didn't bother
us once. They seem to have forgotten all
about u.s. In fact, we were beginning to get
hungry, and believed that, unless we raised
halloo shortly, we would be left to- starve."
''Lofty Rankin and his followers have the
deck" Brant explained. "They have had a
falling out with the bank-robbers- that
is what those five men are. Lofty has the
robbers penned up in the ward-room. this
minute, with the matches battened down.
He has threatened that, unless they consent
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27
CHAPTER XVII.

0ATSWAIE BARCLAY had good
reason to be surprised at finding his
commander in the hold of the Ven
ture. He and his four men had
been overpowered by the mutineers
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

Commander Brant also had supposed, were
at that moment securely penned up in the
forecastle.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

4 the respective cages and lighted the fuses
As soon as they began to burn they attract
d the attention of both animals, but in
videly different manner. The lion with
lrew into corner and watched the proceed
nos with distrustful and uneasy eye. The
scer. on the contrary, advanced to the burn
10 fuse with firm step and unfinching gaze
,eaan s to roll It over the floor. and when it
m6loded beneath his very nose, he did not
i;pch but continued his examination until
,,erfectly satisfied. The lion betrayed great
ear when he heard the report of the explosion,
md for quite time could not be coaxed out
f his den."
some land crabs in the West Indies and
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

story as illustrating the
difference in courage between lion
and Bengal tiger is told by an old
Snowman: Zone day, In order to
make a test. we placed a firccracker
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

Some land crabs in the West Indies and
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10
Giicubabn Seittabelie.
p,Iuuare, eadawanna unO @ef.rn sabn,
Su araft ten "a. Stunt 1906.


On araft ten "a. 9uui 1906.
sIDlia -9nl6bt Scranton fir Rtp gurI
nm 2.0l 800, COS. 500, 1920, Born +;
12.l0 3.25 uup $40 RaGmiitass. 6nr
gl,p Hort uue philadelphia, nm $40 Born.
f2.4O uuS 49, Nabmtttags. Dur
Spbpbauui. OIL Rlhmittass.
N0r0lih -biir Sufalc I'm | is. 6.25 II. 8 OO
Wur.; t.55. $40 uus it.tn Radmittass. 6iir
Si~usbamtpn, Glmira uup 3pii6s ufdtirusn, um
1910 Rcr uur 1 o. Ra&m. 8ur Sepssc
SpraeuIs uub Utica um lis une 6.25 Wer.
f,55 Rdtmittaes Ospeap. S%prleuit uni
iliea aug um 6.25 WOr. l6uft tGslib, ausat.
upmmsu 9euntags. 8iir Rputrcit UNI 9.W
Rur.; los une $40 Ratm. Ri&plIcn DC
tpmupaticu. I'M 400 Ratmittaas. Bling
hampton Neecmpratiou, I'M 6.15 Na6mittass
Bloomsbury Sibifiou-gsrIdet SsIantcr
fir Wovtbumbsriane um 6.35. 10 20 Wcr.
i.55 unS $40 Ra&m. Sir plymouth um 800
Ra@mittass.
ScnutdaSs3hee.
sdOlim -Sir Rsp gUri I'm 05, 800
sos NIB 1920 Wrrssus; 3.35 uns 3.4(
Rdhm.
WSroIid - aar Buffalo I'm lis. uni
6.25 Rcr.; t.55, $40 uno lilo Nabn
Cir 8inebamion une 3wifhsnifattputu, s.W
uub 1910 Bormittaes
HIoomsbnrg 9ibifiou -@trl6ht SeIantrl
nm 1920 Rpr. uub $40 Wabmtttaes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10
Gas trou,Bfi,d,e @BrterbuG.

Die frun3Oif6e ataoemie ipiomet
einen Sbeil isoer Sisung Der Our4'
fi6t bes .9ittionnuire." Mit Der Re
piiion Der a9ten @usgube tpuroe i4or
i'm Sabre 1877 %besonnen. Sect TT ott
Qtu6emie beim 8u6ftuben 6 unse'
langt, nit benz fs friibsitens i'm nGd'
fen SABRE fertig iperoen fpiro. 9t'
Qtaoemie bruu9t aIjo 30 Sabre. I'm
bte erIten bret 8udfuben bes alpbd'
bets gu repibtren.
Wenn, \meint Der .9il Bias" oit
9rbeit in bisIsm Sempo forti4reitst
tpirb man nit Der Qussube Der udter
@uflag. in ettpa 200 biz $50 Sabrer
beainnen tDnnen. Die uuf ods WOr'
terbu9 be3igli6sn 8erbanolungen Del
Ntabemie iperoen sebeim gebalten
soIali6 peroen erit feline 9ef9ledter
Sic su anfans ober in Der Witts bel
%. SabrbunOerts Isben, bas Slid bu'
ben, ole 9erGnosrunsen gu fennsn
pel6e Die bsutigen llniterbli9en mi
Der fran5DFi6sn Spru9e poruebmsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10
eadauauna G. B1omius BAILEY.
QuureI einie.)

5rdt In Strait am !. Junt 1910.
3las puIadsn Gerauton um 1 90, 200. 3 90
400, 500 unb 600 RrTatns. lin 5 40 DIOR
asns an @oGtntaetn uue ans uabtolstnet
itpdu,ia Wtnuitn, unb um ZOO Morstus an
Sonntassu uue aas na&frIstret ,rau,ts yt'
nutsn bic unb %iufluIpt IL 10 Rdbts. In Nl-
Its.Saut II Wiuuttu ipdttr anfpmmtuh.
3fat aat 10 Niuuieu an @c@tniagsn BON
800 bts $40 Rahmtttass.
Grprsb,has baItsn nur In pittstpn an, ptr'
IaHtu SCRANTON als Stunbt tdeli6, ausat
TONNE Spuutae, ron 7.t6 Wrrdtns bic I'm
7.f6 Ra&miitass uHb irtHsn in @tlfss'Sarr'
80 Wtnutsn Gp6ttr Gin.
Orftrtr DisnR ipii&sn SCRANTON. @av aua
paTI uHb Ttitrsbura.
Sitbt Gabrplan fir aspddbsfSrbsrues 3aas.
80. @pty, IT,, BtrlshrsIatu, Snauion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10

Dur4fa6runs beB u d t.
4 n De seebes. 9enerulans
malt Woobp In Wafbinston. .. G..
bat in sinem Girtular ote 8unbesan.
tpGlte in allen Staten inftruirt, forss
fdltis ouruuf gu udtsn. ouB bas 44ts
i~tun6snseIeb Bel allen qrbeiten, pel9e
fir Die Rssieruns berri9tet peroen.
frttt bsObu9tst ptrb, ale geidperoen
tuessn gerIesuns oeHelben unterfudt
unb penn Die lebteren ~besrinbet ers
f9etnsn. sesen Die @erleber bes &C.
iebes prompt porsegunsen pirb. SoI4e
GGlls finb elmer 9runb Surp gu unter'
breiten. odmit 6tefe bic S4uIbigeu
unter Qutlane htllt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10

IN fteben 9 prd9en ers
f6einen Die .@bina Simss" in petin9:
in 9insFi6sr, iupunii4er, engIiider,
frana6ff9er. bsuti4er, ruifi4sr uno
ttaItenii4er Sprd8s.
9te srDbte @ottsbi9 :
tigteit in Snoien foa, nebeu &grd,
ote Staot 9ombdp baben, no in mebs
reren Sbeilsn 10000 9epobner auf
6ds Quaoruttilometer fommen.
8eim 5 ubbdIGfptel n
ben Ger. 9 a q puroen
In Der lebten Saiion oes Sabres 1906
II Spieler set0btet un6 104 perlsBt,
seseu Is, rsip. 159 i'm Sabre 1905.
Ger Serins perenbet eber als
trssnb Elm anbtrsr Gid. iuenn sr aus
Dem WuFer senommen tptrb. 8drpfeu
uno gaIe Ieben uuberbalb ibres Gle
msntes am lGnsifen bon allen Jti4en.
Dte ttgtett m
eisentIi9en 6 gpptsn 1T
GROCER aIs Die 8elsiens. Sic betrGst
etfpd 269 auf ben Audoruttilometer,
sessn POT auf bic sIei4e GId9e tn
8eIsien.
gine gero BON 2 0
Sa6ren bat our9i6nittIi4 nod Al
Sabre oes 2sbens gu e%rtpdrten. ipenr
fie aber oas 81. 2ebensidbr errei4t, 10
itebsn tbr bur6idnittIi9 nod 13a 2e'
bensiabre bepor.
2onooner Sau irer per'
Iddffen Iid our4 ben @ertauf bon
.griinsn amsritaniiden gaumFrOi4en"
5u 65 Gents bds Slid Elm sutes Gins
tommen. Wenu Die Sdrbe absebt, ent'
puppen fid Die Sbier&en aIs gang &C.
p0bnli4e snslii8e GrOi4e.
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bnsn lu9 II be
4rmee. Die 3abl Der 9eIertionen
in Der gunbesurmse nimmt nab Dem
iiinsitsn Sabresberi6t oes Wilitdrs
fetretGrs. 9ensralmuiors ainsportb.
ftGnotg gu uno fties p6brenO oes leBs
ten Sistaliabres auf 6258. 9ieie 3abI
betrdst IA ProaeHt Der sefumnttn
Manni9dften Der r~eguldren 4rmes
unb 1T UNI l bis 8 prosent b0ber ala
in friibsren Sabren. Der 9eri9t ergibt
aud. oab Der proaentiab Der Defertios
men untsr Den tpetben Solbdten etpd
ptermul 10 srob 1T, uIs unter ben bier
Rsgimsntern, tpslte ii9 aus Reseru
sufammenfeben. Bon ben Sdbneu'
fIii9tisen i'm lebten Sabre puroen
1853 pieoer ersriffen ooer ftelItsn ii&
~freitpinig.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10

an SnSien ipuroen i'm Sabre
1904 24,034 9erfonen uno 1852
Slid @ieb bon S9lanssn uno Rdubs
tbieren get06tst. Die Saso uuf Raubs
There uno Sdlansen mar cine rs4t srs
aie6iee, osnn ss puroen in Dem be-
5ei9neten Sabre 65,146 S9lonsen
uno 1921 Raubtbiere bertilgt, fir
tpsl9e prGmisn in S6be bon $35,540
ausbe3ablt ipuroeH.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-25

Following its annual custom. the mem
oers OF Alexandra Lodge No. 75S. Be
neyolent and Protective Order of EIks
to-day distributed a large number Of bas-
kets- filed with se2sonabIe edibles. 10 the
worthy poor Of the city. AT all of the
houses the recipients received them with
gratitude, and many hearts were made
glad by the charity Of the Elks.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-25
RED LEAF THE FAVORITE.
Christmas Handicap VIII He the
Fenture This Afternoon.

San Francisco. Dec. 2L-Grace q. cap
tured the handicap this afternoon. She
was a wcll-backed favorite. The track
was holding. stin fair percentage of
favorites scored.
Red Leaf is regarded as the likely win
ner OF the Christmas Handicap tO-mor-
row. GlenechO and Edwin Gum have been
shipped from Los Angeles. but are not
EXPECTED 10 cut much figure Summarize
FIRST RACE -Futuuty course. Choik Heirick I2-
lhir~chhaml, o. J. Won; r. NJ Brattain ~ Nv
Dugaul, % r. second; J. H. Sheehau lE Davis.
WsiUorrh f. y H.. Clo,eraud SalayadaIe. and
TIcCuneI also Iau
SECOND KACE-Six fJrlongs Marion Casey. lis
Dusanl . to /. won. Sophomore l90 CARROLL y
to l. second Alice j.. lG AfLle-I u 90 s third
Time. I-lI Is b-avourc Sexaw Lady Irene Car
mcliua, Compound Interest. Fern l. and Grace
Marie also ran.
THIRD RACE-One and one-siz;ceath miles
Judge Nelson Us tRicel even. won Fullctta JOS
Uyuchl. Is 10 3. second. Senator Warner. "a But
ler TO l. third. Time. 80 25 Corigan and
Paladin also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Sx fIrlongs Grace g.. ss
lynch. even. won. Johnny Lyons. 100 Hsyesl.
90 2 second ST. Emw0Cd Jos Davis no to J.
third Time. ll5 IS. Deutschland AID The Mist
also
FIFTH RACE-one mile and fifty yards. Capt
Hale, l1S Carroll 10 2 won. Staudoycr. loi
Powersi IS TO 5. second; Silver Wedding. l9
Davis. 20 ]. third Time. i.is Benyolio
San PadIonc. Furty. Iras D1ai.. o.. Heiisme and
Tonic also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile Casa. 5 .GHhr7}
% 5. won; Bardonia JOS Crr----se. 10 20 l.
second NrCnslU, % HAYES Q t0 tlird. Time
i5. Sangil. Hand Ne Down. Last $50. Ban Lord
old Daddy, Bobby Shafto. Pluyia. and MoEmoud
also ran.