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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-19
ZATARG z VENEZUELA.

Caracas, II sierpnia, via Viii
lemstadt, IS sierpnia. - Niezgo-
dzenie sic prezydenta Castro ma
to, by posef Brazylii objqf "a
stepczo kierownictwo interes6w
Francyi wywowaio w tutejszych
kolach dyplomatycznych ogrom-
ma sensacye, tembardziej, re mi
mister spraw zewnetrznych We
nezueli, DR.. Jose Paul, zgodzi}
sic ma podobne zastepstwo.
Jako konsekwencya zapatry-
wan prezydenta Castro, minister
spraw zewnetrznych wystosOWaf
drugq note dyplomatycznq obja-
sniajqca, ze obecnie rad Wene-
zueli odmawia takiego zastepstwa
powodu, ze zatarg Francyi Z
Venezuela ma bliska stycznosc
zatargiem Venezuela ze Sta
nami Zjednoczonemi podobne
zastepstwo mogloby w dodatku
doprowadziG do zerwanTa stosun-
k6w dyplomatycznych Bray
liq.
Interesy obywateli francuskich
w Venezuela sa bardzo zaniedba-
ne, nalezq sic i'm rome znaczne
sunny, Z powodu zatargu, wy
wolanego przez Castro, ME ma
przedstawiciela, kt6ry m6glby
poprzec sIuszne zqdania swych
ziomkow.
Prawdopodobnie prezydent Ca
stro ME dopuSci zadnego repre-
zentanta obcego mocarstwa do
przyjecia opieki mad interesami
Francy1.
Haga, 1e sierpnia. - Rad ho-
lenderski zostaf poinformowany
przez rad Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych, re Ameryka ME bedzie sta
wiala zadnych przeszk6d ME zwa-
zajac jaki obr6t przyjat moze "a
1atwienie nieporozumienia EIo-
landyi Venezuela. Posef Sta
now Zjednoczonych W Hadze,
Artur H. Baupre, ktory zakomu
nikowaf powyzsza wiadomoSc,
wyrazii W imieniu swego rzadu
pelnq sympatye calych Stanow
Zjednoczonych dla Holandyi i
wyraznie nadmieni, re Rad wa
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-19
z IEGLUGI NAPOWIETRZ-
NET.

Berlin, 10 sierpnia. Sprawl hr.
Zeppelina staia sic sprawq naro-
dowq lud niemiecki, ME w slo-
wach tylllo ale czynem poparl
dzielnego i niestrudzonego wyna-
lazce. Skladki rosnq dniem kaz-
dym. w Stuttgardzie w "Kasie
Pozyczkowej" kt6ra jak jednem
Z miejsca zbierania fundusz6w ma
przedsiewziecie Zeppelina, juz
wplynelo przeszlo million marek.
Jedno Z towarzystw poSwieco-
nych studyom mad aeroplanami,
wpadio ma pomysf wypuszczcnia
znaczkow podobiznq Zeppelina,
Znaczki te rozchodza sic w Set
kach tysiecy i coraz wiecej. mad
chodzi zam6wieh re wszystkich
stron pahstwa niemieckiego.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-19
DROBNE WIADOMOSCI
KRAJOWE,
ROZRUCHY PRZECIW MU-
RZYNOM USTALY.
Odwo1anie pierwszego puiku pie
choty. - Posiedzenie reprezen-
santow kompanij kolejowych.
- Olbrzymie straty kompanii
tramwajowej. - Ciekawa ope-
raCva.
Springfield, ILL.,, 1o sierpnia.

Springfield, ILL.,, 1e sierpnia. -
Gubernator Deneen rozkazaf
pierwszemu pulkowi piechoty po-
wr6cic do Chicago. Wczorajszy
dzieh przeszedl prawie zupelnie
spokojnie, Z wyjatkiem jednego
wypadku, w kt6rym kilkunastu
bialych napadlo ma murzyna o.
bio 60 w dotkliwy sposob. Mu-
rzyn jednak zdolal sic wyrwac
z rqk napastnik6w i W ucieczce
szukal ocalenia.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-19

Caracas, y sierpnia. = Sprawl
10 tn wielkie zaniepokojenie po-
iawienie sic powrotem w La
Guayra pancernika holender-
skiego "Gelderland'', potem gdy
odwiozi on do Willemstadt wy
gnanego posla Reusa. Z rozkazu
prezydenta Castro ma forty mad
brzezne przewieziono nowe arma-
ty.
Przygotowania tie jednak ME
mialy celu, gdyz pancernik Po
tenn gdy mu zabroniono komuni-
kacyi wybrzezem znowu ode
chai. Zakaz ten byi uczyniony ma
specyalny rozkazIprezydenta Ca
strc.
Posel niemiecki baron Won Sc
chendorf, kt6ry przyjal ma sieble,
po zerwaniu Holandyi Wenezu-
Ia, opieke mad interesami Holan-
dyi w tym kraju oczekiwal roz-
nych instrukcyi Cd rzadu holen-
derskiego, kt6rych wskutek ME
dopuszczenia Gelderlanda do brze
Cow ME otrzymai. Udal sic on
wtedy do prezydenta Castro o po-'
zwolenie dla kosula niemieckiego
W La Geayra zwiedzenia W tym
porcie "Gelderlandu", lecz odmo-
wiono mu W TAXI sposob, re posei
Niemiec opuScii prezydenta Ca
stro rozwScieczony.
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ZAPROSZENIE Roosevelt
IA.

Manila, 70 sierpnia. - Zwiazek
kupiecki "The Merchants Asso-
citation" w Manili ma zamiar "a
prosic prezydenta Roosevelta ma
wyspe pred albo po jego podro-
zy ma polowania W Afryce polu-
dniowej.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-19
OSTATNIA POCzTA.
List otwarty hr. Bobrinskiego.

w gazecie .Riecz" zamiescil
hr. Bobrinskij list, protestujacy
przeciw znaneplu artykulowi p. t.
"Idyla rosyjsko polska'', zamie-
szczonemu w fGolosie Moskwy".
Hr. Bobrinskij przypisuje wiel-
kie znaczenie temu artykulowi
dlatego, re pojawii sic on w Off
cyalnym- organic "pazdziernikow-
cow. To tez zada przeaewszyst-
kiem, azeby aator, ukryty pod
pseudonimem f'Nicz", wystqpil
pod wlasnem ltazwiskiem.
Nastepnie oburza sic hr. Bo-
brinskij ma przepowiednie p. Nj
CA, re zjazd W Pradze "dopro-
wadzi jedynie do nowych repre-
syi re strony Niemc6w". &c. "a
wiec ME wolno Slowianom zbie-
rae sic - VIOLA hr. B. - bo Me
mice ich "a to ukarze. 0to do cze-
goSmy doszli! Gazeta rosyjskS
straszy represyami niemieckiemi!
Gdy Slowianie zachodni, uciska-
nj przez Niemcow, bynajmniej
sic ich ME boja, = my sic musi-
my dis rumienit, re podobne IL
blizajqce zdania drukuje gazeta
rosyjska".
w kohcu hr. Bobrinskij zaprze-
cza kategorycznie oSwiadczeniom
p. Nicza, jakoby Polacy "wytar1
gowali deklaracye Cd Rosyan,
grozQc opuszczeniem zjazdu'.
Autor o$wiadcza, IL wszelka ini-
cyatywa w kwestych polsko ro-
syjskich wyiacznie wychodzila Cd
Rosyan i re Polacy ami mySleli o
opuszczeniu konferencyi.
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z OBOZU DEMOKRATYCZ-
NEGO.

sierpnia. William Jennings
Bryan spedzif caly wczorajszy
dzieh ma przygotowywaniu NOW,
ktore wyg}osi w Indianapolis,
Topeka / t. d. Bryan uda sic jul
tro wieczorem w dziecieciodnio-
wa podr5I. w Indianapolis no
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Ostoja bizantynizmu.


Redaktor "Berliner Tagebl.",
T. Wolff, zamieScif sporo ironi-
cznych uwag ma temat przewrotu
tureckiego. "Gzerwienili sic ze
wstydu - pisze spotykanych
przyw6dcach Mlodoturkow w Pa
ryzu - gdy wspominali o swej
niewoli i byli sympatyczni, jak ci
wszyscy, kt6rzy mogq jeszcze
czerwienit sic powodu swego
zacofania".
"Dzielni Miodoturcy! - w tel
chwili oni zwyciezyli my jednl
tylko many pewnq przyczyne
czerwienienia sic. Prusy, najbar-
dziei czczace militaryzm, polity-
cznie najzacofahszy kraj w Euro
pie, zostaly teraz przeSclgniete 1
przez Turcye, we wszystkich
kawiarniach Stambulu mogq te-
raz wySmiewac sic mas ironicz-
ME. Powolana ma nowo do zyCia
konstytucya Z r. 1876 zawiera
wszystko, do czegoSmy dotych-
czas dqzyli i czegoSmy zqdali -
cd r6wnego bezposredniego pra-
wa wyborczego poczqwszy, az do
prawodawczego ustanowienla o.
kreg6w wyborczych. Glosowanie
jest tajne, kazde sto tysiecy wy
borrow wybierajq jednego pos}a,
sesya parlamentu ME moze bye
przerwana i urzednicy ME sq wy
bieralni. Wyznawcy Mahometa
przepedzili swa kamarylle ME tax
jak my, brnac .po gnoju, lecz W
pieknym porywie wolnosci. Przez
stare Bizancyum idzie ME bizan-
tyhski powiew ducha i nawet RE
zahcy drzq obawiajq sic o ist-
nienie swego panowania".
Inaczej zachowuie sic wielki
wezyr niemiecki, ks. Buelow. Gdy
stare instytucye rzadow autokra-
tycznych zacIlwialy sic nawet w
Chinach, Persyi Turcyi, ks. Bue-
low moze bye dumnym - ma
swiecie istnieje tylko jeden GRO
cher de bronze, kt6ry rozbija
ia sic prqdy wsp6iczesne. "Zape-
wne - on miaI male napady
s}abosci przez chwile m6g} grac
role Saida-paszy bye reforma-
torskim wielkim wezyrem. Suro-
we spojrzenia przedstawicieli je-
go klasy wystarczy}y do po-
wstrzymania 60 Cd takich dr6g
do dnia dzisiejszego ME ma So
bic mic do wyrzucenia. Ia mysl
pociesza go wobec pewnych klo-
potow, napefnia go optymizmem
wesoloScia, i pozwala mu przy-
patrywat sic wschodniej jutrzen-
ce ze spokoienl~
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-19

Og1asxgcie sig ~ Dxienut
ku NQrodowyn1.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-19
Choroba carowej
CarOWa Z ObaWy zyCie dzieCi Wpada " ObIakanIS
WYBRYKI CASTRA.
EksplOzya W kOpalni. WOjskOWym DalOnenl'
- ZaprOszenie ROOseVelta. - Rome.

szyngtohski absolutnie ME jest
przeciwny blokadzie portow We
nezueli morskiej demonstracyi.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
Baseball Leagues Meet to
Promote Harmony

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-The American
and the National baseball leagues held
a joint meeting here today to promote
harmony.
The American league in it's session
today adopted a rule governing prelim-
mary practice work. TO this 40 min
utes is to be given before each game,
80 minutes to be allowed to the visiting
team exclusively and 10 to the home
team. Umpires are to have charge of
the field during this time.
Umpires are to be instructed that
runners on balls thrown into the bleach
ers are to be given an additional base,
instead of being allowed to go all the
way home
1t was arranged that each club here
after is to maintain a large bulletin
board beside the field score board Civ
ing the batting order accurately and in
dicating all changes as they are made
c. W. Somers of Cleveland was re-
elected vice president
The National league voted to com
plete a fund for a monument to the
memory of Henry Chadwick the father
of American baseball"
Resolutions were adopted in memory
of Frank de Haas Robinson.
Ebbitts, DreyfuS and Pulliam were
named the committee on schedules; I;
committee on constitution. Hermann,
Locke and Dovey: committee on playing
rules. Pulliam. Murray and Heidler the
secretary of the National league, Held
ler being put in the vacancy caused by
Frank Chances retirement
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
STARS
BOW TO FANS
TOMORROW
Transbay Tossers Carded TO
90 Against ImperiaIS at
Recreation Park

Only one game is scheduled in the
Bay Cities league tomorrow-the Fruit
Imperial contest at Recreation
park at 2 o'clock. Jacobsen will bring
over fast bunch to tackle Brackets
stars, and classy game is looked for
by the fans. Nels Crawford, clever
outfielder has been signed from the
reserve list by the Imperials and Cap
tain Russell is making strong efforts
to land Dice" Peterson for first base.
Al Moore, who caught on so well with
the fans last Sunday, will again do the
umpiring.
Sunday all of the teams will have
a chance to show what they can do.
The opening game at Recreation park
commencing at II o'clock, will be be-
tween the newly organized San Fran
cisco and the Wiley B. Allen teams
This game should furnish plenty of
excitement. Should Soracco's bunch
walk away with the long end of the
score they will get out of the cellar and
this is just what Heitmuller's sphere
chasers are trying to prevent.
At o'clock the Golden Sheafs and
Imperials hook up. This will be the
first appearance of the Berkeley ag-
gregation in San Francisco
AT Berkeley the United Railroads are
carded to play the Tribunes at 2
o'clock, while the Fruitvale fans get
double header. the home team play
ing the Transportation club at u
O'Clock and the Gantner & Matterns at
o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
Amateur Boxers to Hook
Up at Dreamland

There will be eight amateur boxing
contests tonight at Dreamland pavilion
under the auspices of the Dreamland
athletic club, and the fans should see
some lively bouts. Two heavy weight
goes are carded and two championship
titles will be at stake in addition to the
regular preliminaries.
In the windup Lew Taylor, the Reli-
ance club husky, will clash with Wal
ter Monohan, a hard hitting heavy
weight. Both are willing and while not
possessing much class have stiff wal
lops Jim Crane and Jim West, two
aspiring heavy weights, should make
things warm in the slugging line. Ed
George. the holder of the feather weight
title, will meet Roscoe Taylor. the
clever Seattle lad who made such a
cyclonic showing last month in his in
itial bout here. Lew DAILY, who won
the welter weight title at the fleet week
tournament, will be opposed by Billie
Volk. The remainder of the card is
also very attractive and is made up as
follows:
Joe Leonard of the Dreamland club
VS.. George Cooper of the North End
club. 10; Nick Silver of the White
Rock club VS.. Pat Bradley of the Cor
nell club. 140 Pat Cronin of the Brook
lyn club VS.. Frank Gruber of the Pre-
sidio club. 145. and Morris Sweeney of
the United Railroads VS. Tony Silva of
the Reliance club 133 Frank Schuler
will referee all contests.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
High School Athletics

VALLEJO, Dec 10-The challenge issued
by the Reliance football team Of Oakland TO
play the Winged VS. OF this city ON the local
grounds December 26 has been accepted This
promises to be a good game, the Reliance
team has beaten everything around the bay
aud the Winged VS. have yet to meet their
first defeat in five years.
The Winged VS. have issued challenge
to the Chico normal school team for game
to be played in the near future.
BERKELEY. Dec. 1o-The Berkeley high
school tennis players viii meet the Oakland high
school team December 10 on the East Oakland
tennis courts. Archie Beckett and Clyde Deacon
will play for the college town team. The op-
ponents of the Berkeley boys will be Zander and
Knight. There will be one round of doubles
and two OF singles.
Polytechnic high school will be represented
by both the girls and boys basket ball teams
Friday evening December is at the Poly
technic Petaluina high meet which will be held
on the latter teams grounds. The coeds' team
will consist Of the following players; lillian
Heinz tcaptainl. goal. and Josephine Squires,
goal; Lillian Edgar aud Puss I.ittleman. cen
ters: Mabel Robinson, touch; Gretta Mcdowell
and Helen Hendricks. guards The boys team
will be composed OF the following Booker
and Watanabi. forwards: Frates tcaptain). CEN
ter: Lesser and Giel, guards.
Polytechnic's game with the Sacred Heart
college squad, which was scheduled for last
Wednesday evening, postponed owing to
the latter teams game with the Wilmerding
School of Industrial Arts that same evening.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
CRACK RACE HORSES
ARE SOLD FOR
BIG SUM
Sir Martin, Champion 2 Year
Old of 1908, and Stable Mate,
Edward, Change Owners
Especial Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch to The Call
NEW YORK, Dec. 10-The most i'm
portant sale of race horses in many
years was effected today. Sir Martin.
the champion year old of 1908, and
his stable mate, Edward were sold by
John F. Madden to Louis Winans of
Brighton Eng. The terms of the sale
were private. but it is understood that
the price for the two horses was
$65. 900
Sir Martin was the best year old
colt of the season. He won the crown
of champion by beating Maskette, the
Futurity winner, in the Flatbush stake.
In the latter event he accomplished a
notable triumph for l-e not only low
cred the colors of James r. Keene' S
great filly for the first time, but he
proved that he was a colt of great
courage and endurance by racing the
seven furlongs of the race-the long
est distance for 2 year olds in the east
last summer-in remarkably fast time.
His total winnings were nearly 1000.
Edward was a frequent winner, his
most notable victories being the Flash
stake and the United States Hotel stake
at Saratoga.
Last summer Madden priced Sir Mar
tin and Fayette at $4,000 each. Payne
Whitney offered $4,000 for Fayette,
but it was refused.
Madden says he has not been fright
ened into selling his horses and will
continue breeding in Kentucky and will
campaign string of racers next year,
as usual.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
DAN PATCH'S SHOE
MYSTERIOUSLY
VANISHES
Relic of Famous Racer Disap-
pears While Being Sent TO
President Roosevelt
Especial Dispatch to The CALI

Especial Dispatch to The Call
WASHINGTON, Dec .10-"who stole
Dan Patch's shoe?" is the latest query.
While President. Roosevelt impatiently
PAGES his study, NJ. w. Savage of Min
neapolis and NJ. E. Harrison, his repre-
sentative now in Washington. are en-
gagged in the difficult task to get one
of the Patch record breaking shoes
to this city for presentation to the
chief executive.
Somewhere in or about Chicago is
one of the shoes which Dan wore
when he made the worlds record Of
1:55 at Hamline, and which Mr.. Savage
declares has been stolen in transit.
En route to Washington Is another of
the priceless trophies carefully con-
cealed in a box marked breakfast
food" and which it is hoped will ar
rive here tomorrow
a beautifully engraved silver plate,
mounted upon a mahogany board, on
which the horseshoe is to rest, was
ready for the trophy Tuesday and ar
rangements had been made by Har-
rison to present the prize to Presi-
dent Roosevelt yesterday morning. No
horseshoe arrived however, and the
Minneapolis man began frantic efforts
to locate it by wire. The engagement
at the White House had to be broken
and Harrison is now awaiting the COM
ing of the second shoe. He hopes it
will be luckier than the first.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
Eastern Bicyclists Break
Former Worlds Record

NEW YORK, Dec. 10-The field of 16
pairs of bicycle riders which began an
endurance and speed test of 142 hours
at Madison Square garden Monday
morning had been reduced to half its
number tonight, when eight teams were
pedaiing around the saucer shaped
track. During the day there was plenty
of excitement, caused by spills on the
part of the competitors. Rutt, McFar-
land and Demara We're always ready
for sprints, which made the minutes
pass lightly to the thousands of on
lockers.
At midnight the ninety-sixth hour of
the race, the score was: Rutt and Stol,
Mcfarland and Moran, Hill and De-
mara, 1850 miles laps Walthour and
Root. 1855 miles laps; Collins and
Mitten, 1866 miles Z laps Calvin and
Wiley, 1855 miles 6 laps; Anderson and
Vanoni: 1855 miles laps; Palmer and
Drobach, 1850 miles 2 laps.
Former record, 1866 miles laps,
made by Miller and Waller in 1899.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
OAKLAND SALESMAN
PROVES SPEEDY
WITH GLOVES
Olympic Club Menrber Beats
Boston Tough Customer"
in Amateur Event
Especial Dispatch to The Call

toPeCla4 DlSp2tcn TO Inc Catl
BOSTON Dec. 1o.-Colonel Stokes. an
Oakland travelling salesman jumped
into the limelight of Boston sportdom
last night, when he entered the ring
as an amateur boxer and worsted a
tough customer in three rounds
Stokes is now hailed as the 'sBiddle of
Frisco and his performance was more
successful than the PhiIadelphians S
against Jack O'Brien.
Stokes heard of the amateur tourna-
ment now being held at the armory
After proving that he was an amateur
and member of the Olympic athletic
club of San Francisco, and a winner
Of several prizes on the coast. he was
allowed to enter.
He met John J. Lewis of Boston in
the opening bout of the 40 pound
class. Stokes showed GOODNESS, and
his opponent was inclined to be wild.
After being pounded about the ring
Tor three rounds, Lewis announced he
had enough.
This bout was the star performance
OF the evening, and Stokes was accord
ed a rousing reception by the club
members.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
Amateur Athletics

w. j. Henderson. manager OF Humboldt high
schoois track team- announces that he will
enter several men in the indoor meets of the
approaching season. Several men have already
been signed among them being Livingston the
loO yard man, who recently entered from POLY
technic high school, Honnegar. the quarter
miller. will compete, and Cummings. Hunter
EDWARDS, Cannon, Chandler and Henderson will
try out for the $50 yard and the mile
Under the captaincy of Charles Winter snd
the management of W. ]. German the Sberman n
evening school has organized basket hall
team Challenges win be accepted from the
hves of any evening school of the cftv. The
team tear is composed of the following players:
charles Winter and John Gorman forw ards.
Howard Livingston center; Joseph Condor and
Charles Livingston, guards; Richard German
and Edward Stanton. extra players. The school
Is located in Union street near Franklin.
The Lick high schools baseball team win he
one OF the fastest teams I'm the league If the
boys play as fast In the big games as they do
IN practice Captain Kirby has the team out
every afternoon, but so far he has not secured
game
Alfred Peterson, who played shortstop on the
victorious Commercial high schools 'O6 baseball
team, will probably take Mortons place on the
Commercial team. as Morton viii go to Mission
the first of the year.
The Tigers. a newly organized football team
would like TO have challenge from any so
pound team.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
Negro Glove Wielder Beats
Two in Fast Goes
Special Dispatch to The Call

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10. - Jack
Blackburn defeated two men in three
rounds each at the Broadway club to-
night in the wind up before a big
crowd.
Mickey McDonough. the Brooklyn
middle weight, was the first man to
face Blackburn. and he had a hard
time of it. He was aggressive and
game and took a good beating, being
for the most part punching bag for
the colored man.
Jack Robinson, the Chicago middle
weight, was the second man up. and
he Jared better with the negro boxer.
Robinson is a pretty good man at the
game and he managed to land several
hard raps on Blackburn's head and
body He also did some clever stalling
in the last round. Blackburn forced
Robinson and. driving him into a
corner. came near knocking him out
with a blow to the stomach and an
other to the jaw, but the latter punch
was a trifie too high.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11

together in dear old London. and ac-
cording to Jimmy each has made all
the Britishers take notice of their
American stunts in and out of the
game.
Gotch is to wrestle Hackenschmidt
again in March, a couple of weeks
after Britt and Summers hook up for
the second time Britt viii then start
out to conquer Australia, and if the
outlook is at all bright Gotch may
make the trip with him If Gotch
sticks close enough to Jimmy he will
soon learn how to grab lot of change
for himself
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11

lorna, who went TO Nevada on al g
returned yesterday morning in his
Studebaker 40 horsepower touring car.
Weaver reports the roads throughout
the eastern part of the state in fairly
good condition. with the exception or
Sacramento county, where most of the
roads leading from the capital city are
in bad shape owing TO an extensive I'M
provement that is being made to the
roads under a recent large appropria-
tion for that purpose
Speaking of his trip Weaver said:
Never before was the passing of the
horse so emphatically impressed upon
me. He is practically memory in
nearly all of the big Nevada camps,
such as Goldfield. Tonopah and Raw
hide Every other man seems to own
an automobile, and if he Is not the pos
SCISSOR of machine he either drives In
one or else he walks.
THE small cars find little patronage
in the desert. The big touring cars,
costing several thousand dollars. are
the prevailing types While visiting
the different camps L received several
inquiries regarding our Studebaker
EMF '30s."
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11

Langtord and Flynn Refuse
TO Be Tempted by Co1Jroth
By William J. SIatfery

startling the trail Of the
will
the line yesterday and
both Joe
declined
be-fhth he probably WILDE ! back home today.
evidently we'll
according
Mission matter what
would
hack Boston thanbr word Berger
Cofroth much the subject All he does to
ms has seriously contemplated stealing
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11

yesterday was equipped with Good
year tires
The two 1909 models OF the Palmer
& Singer car received by the Pacific
motor car company yesterday, were
equipped with Diamond tires.
A d. PlugOff who has just returned
from a trip through the San Joaquin
valley reports the sale of carload OF
ReOs to c. Bancroft of Merced, and
carload of Stoddard- Da ytOns to A.
MeiSter of Sacramento.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11

The program book for next weeks racing is
sued yesterday, provides for the following fea-
lures:
Tuesday -Reber haHdicap. five furlongs, 5000,
all ages:
Wednesday-Gr Grimstead handicap. one and an
eighth miles. 81 600. year olds and upward
Thursday Ward handicap, seven furlongs,
500. all ages.
Friday Wiley handicap, seven furlongs $780,
year olds
Saturday-Saeramento handicap, 81 600 added.
one and sixteenth miles. for : year olds and
upward; Moore handicap, 5000 Futurity course
all ages