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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-18
TWO GIRLS PERISH
IN FACTORY FIRE.
Others Injured in Blaze at Scranton,
pa

Pa.
Scranton, Pa, Jan. ls-Two girls
were killed and nine injured in fire
yesterday morning in the Imperial un
aerwear factory, four-story brick
factory in the business part Of the city
The dead are: Marie Buckley, whose
neck was broken in a jump from the
FIRE. escape, and Florence Watrous, who
persisted in the burning building. There
are several among the injured who are
in serious condition.
The fire started, it is supposed, from
the upsetting Of glue pot in the ware
room Of furniture company which
occupied the basement. A panic resulted
among the 200 employees in the factory
on the floors above, from which there
was a single narrow stairway Many
girls escaped by the stairway, but the
greater number took to the fre-escape.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-18
GRANITEvILLE.

Three tenements to rent. Inquire OF
a. A. Smith. Barre, or M. J. Mcleod,
GTaniteville.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-18
LYDIA Z. gsIRSEgEHANs.'.S
VEGETABLE CElMPQuNE

For proof OF this statement read
the following letters.
Mrs. Barbara Base, of Kingman,
Kansas, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
For eight years suffered from the
most severe form Of female troubles and
was told that an operation was my only
hope of recovery. wrote Mrs Pinkham
for advice, and took Lydia f. Pinkhan's
Vegetable Compound, and it has saved
my life and made me well woman"
Mrs. Arthur r. House, of Church
Road, Moorestown. N. ii, writes:
!" fee IL is my duty to let people
know what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound has done for me.
suffered from female troubles, and last
March my physician decided that an
operation was necessary. Ny husband
objected, and urged me to try Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and to-day am well and strong"
FACTS FOR SICK worn EN-.
For thirty years lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, Inflammation, ulcera-
ton, flbroid ttImors, Irregularities,
periodic pains, and backaohe.
Mrs. Pinkhana invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-18
A SURGICAL.
OPERA

If there is any one thing that a
woman breads more than another it
is a surgical operation.
We can state without fear of a
contradiction that there are hun
dreds, yes, thousands, of operations
performed upon women in our hos
pitfalls which are entirely unneces-
sary and many have been avoided by
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-18
READY FOR SALE.

RhADx fUR SALE.
Buy goods where they are guaranteed
wood. iron and paint. We expect to
sell Sleigs and all kinds OF Vehicles for
a long time therefore va cannot afford
to sell single thing that viii not stand
the test. You will find us here every
day in the year to make our guarantee
good We have a sleigh for S25, but it
isn't in it with the
OLD COMFORT SLEIGH,
made by the Cortlandt Cart and Car
rage Co Of Sidney, n. Y.
We have complete line Of Blankets,
Fur Robes, Whips and Harness.
Also good bargains in Secondhand
Harness, Sleighs, etc.
IL would please us to have you call,
get our low prices, see the goods and
talk it over with us.
H. F. CUTTERS STABLE,
Rear City Hotel, Telephone 1872
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22

mocbte iid Wandes erei9nen. ID
lanee bas 2eben bauert. bnuert aud
bic Soffnnns.
Gr beeibt iif nun oft mad Scarss
ipopD utIb maht lid in %perluanDts
idaftliher @eiie ansenebm.
Sic 3eit pergebt. I'M Sbloiie III
allies boil Subel unb Sreuoe.
8cibna6tcn fpn,mt. uno nod boi
it'd ni6ts ereignet. Mm Gbriitabenf
iibt lYeter Snngerfielo einiom unb
triibiclis ouf ieiuem 3imnler. gi
lit gum @eibna6tsmabl mad Scarss
ippoO eebetcn lporOen unb bat ahges
lebut. Nd6 unO naf niro er es
miibe, bas 9rautpaar 5u ieben uni
gegen Die Soffnung 5u boffen. SIas
bella ipirb bon Sag 81 Gag frobli6er
llno gliidliher, uno @niton Santree
lit felIclnber benn ie. lteber adj
Gage loll Die Srauun9 itdttfinben.
llnb ipeldJ elm 2eben lag Dor Dem iuns
gen &anre, pdbrenD er ii6 etpis pie
Elm @urm I'M Sta1bc audlen muB
S~ia6cIaS &inber iouen Scarstpoof
Yurf erben. fir i'm - Den berfriip:
pelten 3perg - lit iebe 9offnrng 81
gnbe. Nie. ME i'm 2eben fam el
bas 9raniame @ort perseiien.
Limb lpenn ih nod ief5is Sabre
lebte, ipiirbc i6 Der 5offnung, mid 81
rdden. ni6t entia9eu", ipri6t Ell
5dbnefniriGeub. nperfluht iei Wrs
Iapaior, lparum iagte JIG mir ni6t
mas tic muBte?"
@s poht.
.5erein!" rlift er miiriih, ~'s ii
3eit, baB On enbIidb abrGumit."
Cine perihleierte Game erideint
itatt bes crparteten Sebienten an
Der S6ipeue.
@ritaunt iprinst Yeter 9anserfiel>
arf.
@er lit hasa
Sic i6reitet gum &amin unb ball
Die 6dnpe iiber bas Seuer.
r'S lit fnlt. gcben Sic mir elm @las
@ein!"
@r fennt Die Gimme.
.Wfein Soft - cs lit - es lit
.Irs. @apaior."
Sic pirft nit Dem alten bDbniiher
2dfeln ben Shleier 3uriid.
~Wrs. 9abaior. Die aus Yaris ae,
fommcn, @ort gu bnIten, Sbnen 81,
Hoberts @ebeimnib mit5utbeilen."
= y -
Cities 3aptteI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22
fir Sas Sabr 1909.

Sieier beitausseitattete. 216 2elez
ipalten umfaiienbe unb reid iauz
l@trierte &alenoer bat folsenpen Suz
halt:
TpaitdnSiscs Saienbnrinm NIT s,p5Ii
ncnen Observation-Disclosures in
Bort unb 8ilb. ben Ibbilpnnaen
bon 5iu6lf ncncu Wpnatsbciltsen
NIT begleitenDer 9ebensbci1reibune
0eoenfblatt bes Sabres 1909 bon
81. g. &epIer.
Ncniabrssrne BON S ran52ebner.
Mfarianiide Stattcn inn beiliscn
2anh. Son @iGb. 9 cberer.
Sarbcubrnd6ilb stint 5O=idbriaen
SonrSes Snbildum. Son Hroz
feiior s. &p d. (Sierieitige, reid
IN Sarben ausgefiibrtc geisabe.)
Slater Suminitns. g~rsdbluna aus
benz Sultsleben bon 2orcns
9eiser.
Gbriitns, Der Mmferitanoenc, erffeint
1etner Whittier. @ebift bon p.
Ileranber 9 aMmaar f.
ner, S. j. gu Dem gleihnamigen
Sarbenbiloe Deg HcoemptpriIten@
@rlOers M. Ghmalsl.
Bur- bunbert Sabreu. @eIdidtsz
biloer, ge5eifnet ron Otto b 0 n
9 6a6in9.
Sas @teoaiaom. grsd6luns bon G.
WtIler. sIH.&4
Gin stiid tibrfrtte. grsdbluna bon
Inton S6ott.
gpm nnsefabr. gr5dbluns aus Irsens
ttnien bon $. Catalina.
Sas Welcnipiel. @eoi6t bon g.
Sebm ann.
Gtnmal nnS uidt ,uieber. Ipn
@uibo SaBI. Sibenbad.
Sabrcsrnnoihnu bon Sr. Sent mil
bielen 8ilbern.
Siele pradtise Original SQutra.
ttpiien ppn 6epabrten &iinNlern
idmiiden bieien nencm Sabrsans,
,uclder audi ,uicbcr ben beliebtcn
&anofaicnSer cntbalt.
Ius Dem Sbeugennnnten lam iif
Sober Elm lirtbeil bilben iber ar
oas SntereiIautc, ipas in nniercr
Yrdmie 5u finOen lit.
@tr ienoeu Sbnen Gen 8alenbcr
%foltenfrei, peun Sic iogleif SIREN
riidItdnoigen Announcements : @etrdg,
nne $500 fir &ornusbe6abIung eins
l6idcn. Senben Sic Den 9etrda
prompt Elm, beuu Bic Wo6frage iii
cine groBe unb es biiritc unler Sprs
rntb idnel pcr9riffen icin.
I6tun9spoq
2oren6 Sonuer.
@ei6dftsiiibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22

9an9eriieib", bittet or, Die @efabr
lit geboben, sic n,6gcn Sir gfobert
ritb9 meiuer Gorge lupertraiten."
Sic id)ldNt NnS Hlge AMI unS liz
6elt itnpac1.
.Sie iino icBr giitig. Soctor. aber
i9 babe reriproGca. gu bleibcn."
@egen Mitta9 cripacbt Der Baron
geitdrft. Sic Geiabr beS InfaIlcs lit
iiberitanocn. ua6 brei Saeeu oernaa9
CT piebcr ein StiInbdcn aufsulteben.
sd ie6c fcinen @runo. Die Sral,>
uu8 81 ucrIAieben", ipriAt Mtr. 9ans
tree. bis gum SpIpeiterabenb bat lid
0ein Batter mieber crbolt."
,Nbcr er t0uute nidt nit CUR
airhe fubrcn. unb Die Iuiregung
oilrfte ibn i4aOen."
.SidGeQa. oa5 @eridiebcn Ser
Sod55cit lit omiu0s. unp id ipia eS
nlht. Weun Tapc nift in Die Stride
lam. mag Die Geremonie i'm S6loIie
itattfinbcn."
sd ncrbc i'm ira9cn uno tbun,
mas er fir gut iiroet."
Sbrer Grmartlmg cnt9cgen. lpiligt
Der Baron iofprt Gin.
ga. ia, ipridt CT baiti9. nSans
tree bat &e6t, ras Terld-iebcn lit
pminDs. Sab bcu gro6en Sual Der
ri1ten. unb Die Srauin9 bort Itatts
finbeu."
Yeter 9anscriielo crtunoist ii6
tGslid nnh bes Cnfels Sefinbcn.
~@enn i'd iterbe, ltebt er benz Sis
tel mieber nGber", IdAclt Sir Hp6crt,
~er iuiini1t mir oDnc 3iueifel epige
Seli9feit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22


S6leicr nmgibt lie pie cine 2idtz
polfe 60 Itebt lie Dor DEM Spie9cl
- ernlt unb bleid) - cine graut be-
rcit au Den Iitar 5u tretcn.
Srei &iertel allf 6ehn llbr.
isle Die Iinliten fliegenl
Die lebten @dite fabren Dor.
&iebcr crbebt ISABELLA Die trdlmes
ridden Iugcn.
rI6hte piiien, Oh @oituu oo ilt?"
fragt iie.
n8elGc Sraael" lnd)t Suiba. .uos
tiirlih lit CT ba uuo erluartct Sidl
ungepulbig. Sieb cinmal uah, Ms
non."
Sic Sran5oiiu eilt fort uup fommt
utbentlos ipieber.
n@onIieur Oantree lit nod nidlt
ba, I~aoeutoiielle. ale 8dite ltnb per@
iammelt. Der @eiItlidbe luurtct, nber,
mon Sieul Der SrGutigam febtt."
5ulba blidt auf Die Srcunbiu.
Seine ipriht.
Sic Srautirduleiu fommen unb
umringen Die Sraut.
3ebn ltbr.
IS po6t an Die Sblrc.
Simon Gffnet; Cir Ho6crt itebt be-
DSSD auf Der S6neae.
rSaHlree lit nidt Dn, SeIn."
sd ipeib es, Sapn, CO muB lid,
etlpas ereignet bdbcn."
Sic Gimme flinst rubia, dber iiber
bes Idb6ens 3iise Nt fable Sldbe
itdb selascrt.
nSoa n,an nid)t nnb @orccombs
Ididen?" fra9t Snlbd. .als iG 81
3allle fprtfubr. mar Mr. Sanrrec
san5 ipobl. SIT &ilbclm ba2"
nS6r Sruber lit Oh. Ntib Cabot.
Limb mas ia9t err"
(Surtiebuus foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22

bdn9niBpoa pirfen biirfte. Srinfen
gle bas, Gin Hpbert."
Ser Baron nimnt Die b~crubigenbe
Ir5nei, na6Dem Die Sodtcr beripro>
den bat, bel ibm 5u bleiben, lnb entz
ihlummert bdlb.
Doctor @raceS cntiernt ii6 unp
ldBt ben aiiiiten5or5t 3uriid.
9leicb unb till iibt Siabella ncben
oem Eager.
Sie 3eit pergcbt. Sm Snnie bleibt
ales it'll, bralBeu gliBern Die bcreifs
ten gdrme I'M 8iltcrIonnenidcin
Sns junge Wdb6en ipirD INNER bleiz
der, Den Ir5t ergrcift tiefes Mitges
fiibl.
.Sesc6en Sic ii6 our &ube, @ib
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22

Sieier beitausseitattete. 216 2eiez
lpalten umfafienbe lnb reid iuu>
l~trterte &alenber bat folsenpen Sus
bait:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22
Int SramnngSabenb.

Wit cinem Sreubenrnf lprinst Ses
ter Sanscrfielo nuf uno erfabt ibrc
Sano.
sic - sic molten mfrs iascn".
ruft er. rnoh heute iagen?"
.Ho6 bclltc."
Sic wirft lid in einen Sauteuil.
lebnt iih beba9li6 5uriid unO trinft
eiu 0las 8ein.
ng8illen sic 9eipiB. bab feline Sor=
der nabc iinb?"
Sang seipiB."
sic nimmt ein ~eefaltetes Sapier
aus Der 8rieftai6e: Yeter Danger
FIELDS i6riftlides @eripre6en. ibr
5ebntauieno Yfunb 5u ~be5ablsn. iobalo
S~carsfpooO in ieinen 8eiis iiber>
gebe.
~aennen sic bas, @r. Sanseriielb,
linb Sic seionnen. @ort 5u balten?"
ngoafommen; NM Simmelspiuen,
lpred)en sic enblid."
u@ut, aber mas INNER ih S6nen
iagen iperbe. Sic miiilen iih perbinos
lid madeu, bis 5u Siabellas Spds
6eitsta9 gu i6lpeisen. 8oaen Sic
ods?"
ga"
llnb @rs. gapaior besinnt iofort
Die @eihibte an e~r5dblen. Die mitz
5itbcilen tic setommcn mar.
Sic @eibna6tsfeier in Scarsipooo
lit 9ldn5eno.
Sic 9roBen nit Gpbeu. Stc6pal>
men mn 8ispeln 9eIbmiidten sale
itrableu I'M 2ibtmeer. Sablrcihe
@cieliGaft bat lid ci~nsefunoeu: @i6
Sangcrfielo ioll lid bot Der Erauung
gum lebtcn @ial Dffentli6 5cisen.
Sic liebt biibld aus an oem I6en@
De: Die groBcn Iugcn funtclu, Die ldz
delnbeu 2ippen ~pcrfiinbcn inncres
@liid. Seit Wlrs. @npniors Ibreiie
liegen Gage nnb 8ohen pie in eiz
mem 9olbenen Tebel binter ibr. Sdpn
Iiebt, nenn niht be%friebist, bod erges
ben aus, 0aiton ipieit Den bingebenbz
item Homeo. ben Die anipruhspolite
Suite niinIhen mo6te. 60 erIdeint
Der @eibnnhtsabcnb nit ma9il6er
S6nele. unb aht Gage ipdter ioa lie
bem @eliebten an9etrnit perben.
Iber Der Wenih benft. Soft lenft.
Nob am Gbriitabeno eriheint ibs
rer 3ufunit 5orisont p~olfenlos mn
flnr: in GaItleiorS aber iiben bereits
Elm @ann unb cine Srau %beiiammcn
uno beiprerbcn Sin9e. Die fir Isabella
S6na6. &eib unb Glenb bebeuten.
@r. Santree befinoet lid in iuobs
lighter Stinnuma. Sabre uno Sabre
bat CT nit Dem 9ebcn nm bas 2eben
9etGmpft. MIN fiel ibm plotli6 g1es
III Den ShoB, ipas Die fiibnlte Ybans
taIie crtrdumeu modte.
.Sn n6t Sasen lit Scarsnoob
MEM. pcntt er. ais CT nit Sen Sala
bots nad 8alie fdbrt. has Gpiel iii
%9eiponnen, penn Inrie iid nidt ems
fallen laBt. nah mir 81 iabnben. Somz
berbar. ic ndber Der Soddeitstaa riidt.
bcito mebr penfe i'd on Tie. belto lie
Der miro lie mir. wabri9einli6. weiI
i6 tic aliaeaeben babe"
@titternaht lit ldn9it poriiber. als
Die Iebten @Gite ScarSipooo perlasen.
SiobeIa idreitet Die Sreppe biunn.
SurA SaS Srielieniter obcn leudtei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22
MMtnna Tarmer!

Sabt Chr 6aier, 3eu, Sartoiie elm, 8eiser, Soru.
Moooeu, @erife. Ger, Batter ooer iiberhuupt
irssnopeide Gdrmprobntte 81 uerfauiet? @ein
ir, oann idreibt crit ar Sol. 3. Raele. 9ubnaue.
Soma, unb iraDt i'm I'M ieiEe Ersiie. Nlan
N. b. = Serr Masle tnnfr uno uertaufr audi
Gtabt. unb f5arneiGeuthunt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22
Hahc.

Suuec Srau (bie cinen Strcit nit
ibrem Wanlle gebabt bat, sur S6diu) I:
annn. perlaIieu sic Die Giibe, .beute
fobe ih linn iein 2ei69eriht!
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03

time in the ring From reports re-
ceived from the south it is evident zach
boxer has devoted a lot OF attention 10
his training and they should have no
excuses to offer on that score
The odds here last night wer.s 10 to S.
with plenty OF Britt money being Of
fered. while the Nelson men seemed to
be backward in placing their money
on tf.s Dane II is evident that the
fact that the fght IS 10 last but 10
rounds is influencing the betting. as
Britt is expected 10 outlook the Dana
in a fight OF that length.
Nelson has had two fights recently
and these may serve to put him right
on edge. The racing man always likes
a horse that has a race or two in him."
Both boys have an Incentive in doing
their best, as the winner has been
promised a fight with an eastern crack
this month in this city. with prospect
Of a bumper house
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
White Sox Special Is
Speeding Westward
Special DISPATCH TO rHE CALL

Ell PASO. Texas. March 2-The
White sox special is travelling toward
the Golden gate as fast as steam can
carry it, There is nothing small about
the special Five solid PuIlmans give
the so odd fans and players elbow
room 1t has been a triumphal trip
up 10 date, big crowds turning out at
every stop. The players expect great
doings in California.
Comiskey gave out the edict today
that. regardless Of connections, no game
must be lost on the coast The Sar
Francisco team is feared, however, and
despite the fact that the younger ser
wiz get the first fwhaok at the Golden
Gate aggregation, no odds are offered
on the play. Fred Parent was officially
assigned TO shortstop position today
and George Davis will go to second
base on the first team. Anderson will
play first base on the second team.
Quillen. O'Steen and HurtelI will make
up thif inield on No. 2 Pitchers will
be evenly divided Every player is put
ting in bid to get on the second team
in order TO see Market street first.
The special will reach Los Angeles
Wednesday morning at o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03

The large maroon Elmore car belong
ag TO Mrs. Robert Christy. secretary
u tne club, was richly decorated with
Duhcnes OF red carnations, tastefully
arranged and tied with wide red rib
oons- In the car with Mrs Christy were
Mrs J. II. Healey Mrs. ". F. Whiteman
ana Mrs J. o. Brackman.
me mosquito OF the parade watch
ouzzec up an6 down the line of m lreh
ana was very much in evidence des pite
us oimlnutive size. was built and driven
oN chris Oleson. He had as a passen-
ser Ross Main, official photograph. y.
through the kindness of En- aett
I1Ayoeia. the men Of the press were ac-
commodities in a large seven passer xer
Stearns touring car
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
EXHIBITS ARE ATTRACTIVE
Motor Cars of Modern Types
Displayed in Coliseum

Among attractive exhibits at the
show are the following.
The Auto vehicle cOmpany=The Cali
Iornla built Tourist; q type K cylin-
der, p horsepower runabout, type
X cylinder, "A horsepower touring
car A type o. p horsepower roadster,
painted lavender and Of classy design;
TWO type r. cylinder roadsters, 35
horsepower; one type y, 35 horsepower,
cylinder touring car and stripped
CHASSIS % the last type g Tourist
limousine. one demonstrating power
plant Of ? cylinder car. and many
eomponents. finished and semifnished.
The White company is showing all
OF the models Of the straight line 1908
cars; the model K, 80 horsepower tour
ing car. in green finish the model K,
80 horsepower runabout in green; the
model K 80 horsepower touring car, in
deep maroon; the model Pullman, 80
horsepower finished in pure white; the
model L 20 horsepower touring car,
and model l. 80 horsepower runa bout;
a model X landauIette 80 horsepower,
finished in blue, and q handsome model
4, 90 horsepower Limousine. Of green
finish
The Winton motor carriage company
has confined itself TO its success. the
-Six-Teen-Six," showing two touring
cars and racy looking little runabout
and stripped chassis. These models
all have so horsepower motors
The Maxwell -Briscoe Pacific. company
exhibits one rs Il horsepower run
about and one RI Il horsepower run
about, both having two cylinder cars,
there IS also model RI, without a
top; a Maxwell IA horsepower coupe;
one nc 20 horsepower , cylinder car,
known as the Doctor Maxwell; one
D cylinder PAS horsepower touring
car; one He. > cylinder. 20 horsepower
touring car; one 20 horsepower delivery
wagon; one II. 1 cylinder. 40 horse
power touring car.
The exhibit OF the Elmore car con-
sists OF cylinder 40 horsepower
touring car. q cylinder 80 horsepower
touring car; q chassis of the light
touring car and a chassis Of the run
about
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
Nelson Says He Is
Fit for Hard Fight
By Battling Nelson

SAN PEDRO. March 2-I am
in great shape for my 10 round
no decision contest with Jimmy
Britt at Los Angeles tomorrow
night before the Pacific athletic
club. and II I don't knock him out
it won't be any fault OF mine. as
/ am in as good shape as il is
possible for human being to be
If am unable to stop Britt I viii
be trying as hard as 7 can for the
fun 10 rounds, as 1 always do.
feel confident that I can get the
better Of the argument II the
press viii only give me what is
coming TO me-something they
did not do in the UnhoIz contest.
All my friends can rest assured
that 1 viii do my level best. and
that is generally good enough TO
get the long end of the money BY
good. hard and honest efforts
The world can rest assured
that there will be no large beef
steaks 10 hinder my winning this
fight. as it was the case the last 4.
time I fought Britt at San Fran
cisco in July. I am below weight
and have practically finished
training
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
SuCCeSSfd Opening Of Big Auto
Exhibition in the Coliseum
BY r. r. I'Ho11n,edieu

- an glad 10 see that the fair women
have made q success where the men have
saNed % Go 50" These were the words
- WI Ting Fang last night at the
coliseum when ne had been introduced
as the speaker Of the evening by Mayor
. Parker Lyons OF Fresno. This ufteranca
was the keynote Of what was heard At
The exhibition.
kne show - success II may lack
p t1e~oumber Of cars and different manu-
fscrurers- but there is a novelty about
The exhibition thai must interest the
rnechanically inclined Il Is a dfversi-
fed exhibition
This second automobile show is not
United 10 motor cars alone. but il in
iuoes ali branches OF conveyances on
which il has had an effect
ATS Fred J. Linz president OF the
California Woman's automobile club. in
trocuced Lyons The mayor of Fresno.
who is an enthusiastic automobilist
Went over the present situation and ap-
pe-aled 10 motorists TO observe as far
IS possible The speed limit as z safe
Elard Tor hfe, limb and property. He
introduced Wu Ting Fang. the Chinese
minister, who told OF riding in an auto
mobile I'VE years ago in Washington.
when the car went 20 miles an hour.
ln going 10 the Nosaseun he was told
that the car he rode In could do Is
miles an hour. He said he expected
that on his next visit at least 125 miles
an hour would be possible by the vehi-
Gle be rode in-
When asked during the evening what
p he thought Of the future OF the auto
mobile would be Minister Wu said.
III VIII go Now they are run with
gasoline; but my, how they smell Then
there is the electric. which can 20 a
.irte better than 100 miles They say
tnaL Edison VIII make greater distance
possible. This may be the solution. and
perhaps liquid ar may be used. one
thing is certsin-the shortcomings ex-
perienced now viii not last long after
the automobile is as well established
as the railroad train. They sa d when
She railroad train was first started that
d would be the death Of the horse
Horses existed after that When the
automobile came they again said tlnt
% would be the death Of the horse. but
in London tO6ay there are more cab
l0rsis than ever before. The horse mas
irs place and always VIII have. The
aut0mobile now has its place and fills
vacancy that existed before il came
iuto existence, so. Ike everything else
in the world. il has its place and viii
be- In iL
I@ery was q most gratifying attend
arCe during the evening for a first
nighL
Tho evening parade was a repetition
ID -he cay event. except that many OF
-le cars weEe decorated by many tiny
lectfc lights. which gave them a
fairyiike appearance
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
STRIFE AMONG LACROSSE CLUBS

SAN MATEO, March 2.-Strife has
broken out between the Talagoos, San
Jose, Olympic and Reliance clubs, the
four organizations composing the Pa
cihc lacrosse association, and unless
peace can be patched up soon the
game is liable to receive a serious set
back this season. The trouble began
over the meeting which was called
February 16 in this city for the pur-
pose Of electing officers OF the associa-
tion for the current year. Only two
clubs attended and subsequent calls
have failed to secure the attendance
OF all clubs interested.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
Nelson and Britt TO
Fight Tonight
Both in Good Condition and the
Betting in Los angeles
Is Even Money
sPEcIAL pIsPATcH no LEE 80

LOS ANGELES, March Even
money and take your choice. That is
the way the betting stands on the
Britt Nelson fight tomorrow night
Neither man prevails as a favorite. No
one is willing to offer any odds on his
choice. though both fighters have many
supporters. Britt weighed 134A
pounds this afternoon and says he can
sweat out the remainder before he
steps into the ring. Nelson is about
pound under weight.
Had I been in as good condition
when I fought Britt as I am now" said
Nelson today. there would be no scrap
tomorrow night. 1 am sure I'll win
and I'll turn the trick by the knockout
route"
willus Britt says it's a pipe that
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
REcoRpER,s sTATEMENT

Recorder Godchaux issued a state
ment yesterday showing that during
February 1861 papers were fled ana
recorded. as against 1929 for the cor
responding month of 1907. The re-
ceipts We're s7.3s3.70. and the expenses
s4.S67.65. leaving a surplus of s2.516.05.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
TO AMEND ORDINANCES

Supervisor Murdoch was granted per-
mission by the supervisors yesterday to
offer several amendments to the liquor
ordinances introduced by him and now
in the hands of the license committee
Murdock has under consideration the
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
pEFEAr pAcIF1c PLAYERs

BERKELEY, March I'm a close
basket ball game at College park Sat-
urday night the university basket ball
FIVE defeated the team of the Univer-
sity Of the Pacific by a score of 81 to
2s. The University Of California lineup
was Forwards. Castor and Prouty;
center. Bell; guards, Way and Schwartz.