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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-22

'It is rude for a guest 10 look at hi:
watch"
Yes
And ruder for a host to look at the
clock"
"Of course"
well, how do polite people ever get
away from each other?"
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
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Yacht Mike Wins in
Brush With Ruby
srEflA1 DlspATcH 10 THE ciAt..I

SANTA CRUZ. Aug. -Today's. race.
on the bay for the beautiful trophy.
presented by F. W. swanton was. wit.
messed. by a great throng. 1T was.
oyer aI5 mile course-seven miles:
on the bay from Capitola, thence.
back 10 the whistling buoy. an almost
equal distance, with a. mile and five
e{gbths rim TO the starting point "A
good breeze swept the water, and all
OF the yachts got off in splendid shape.
The race was visible for the entire
course and the faster boats could be
seen oEertaIking those in the lead.
The Ruby was first to round the,
buoy closely followed by Fulton: q.
Berry's Mike. which had left ALI the
boats of its class behind*and had over
taken and passed the Ariel and Alert.
Intense interest centered in the final
run. Victory went to the Mike, which
forged ahead and crossed the line one
minute and thirty -one seconds ahead
Of the Ruby.
Another close finish was that between
the Harpoon and the Presto, which
raced along together. the Harpoon edg-
ing in a cad a the finish
The official timers We're not able TO
announce the winners, as they had to
phone to San Francisco for the time
handicaps for a Is mile course under
SeaWanla aka rules
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PROTEST NOT POPULAR
Yachtsmen Believe Ruby Should
Retain Ocean Race Trophy

The protest against the victory of the
yacht Ruby, which won the ocean
race from san Francisco TO Santa
Cruz. on the ground that no yacht
under z5 feet racing length should
have been allowed to compete, is not
likely to be allowed by the regatta
committee Of the Corinthian yacht club.
Members of tire committee who are at
Santa Cruz have deferred action until
they could confer with Douglas Err
slfpe, tie chairman. Erskine said yes
terday that ii the board of directors
had passed a rule restricting the entries
to yachts OF % feet racing length he,
as chairman. had never been notified
to that effect.
The owner of the Ruby sailed the
race in good faith and won, and if the
other members of the regatta commit
tee feel that my vote will settle the
question the protest viii not be al
lowed. said he.
Among racing yachtsmen it was the
general opinion yesterday that the pro-
test was i'll timed. that it should
have been made before the race and
not after the smallest boat to compete
had won.
When the official computation was
made yesterday it was seen that an
error had been made by those announc-
ing the results at Santa Cruz. for with
time allowance the Presto sailed second
to the Ruby, while the Merry Widow
was third.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
Maud's Score Lowest
in Medal Play
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

DEL MONTE. Aug. 31-Fifty- three
players, the largest number ever en-
tered in golf tournament on the
Pacific coast, took part today in the
qualifying rounds over Sc holes, medal
play. of the competition for the Del
Monte cup for men. sixteen players
qualified for the first match round to-
morrow.
The lowest score was handed in by
Charles E. Maud. the veteran golfer,
who has twice been amateur champion
of the Pacific coast golf association,
He returned ~ in the morning and 81
in the afternoon. a total of 153. w.
r. MiIlar of the Los Angeles country
club was second with 76. I9, total l05.
The highest score that gained a place
in the first Is was I7o
On account of the large number OF
participants the management OF the
Hotel Del Monte has offered, in add1-
tion to the trophies already presented.
two to be competed for by the players
who took the second 16 places in the
qualifying rounds. one for the winner
in the final round and one for the
runnerup. c.. Z. Maud captures spe-
cial1trophy offered for the lowest score
in the qualifying round The match
play rounds will be played under handf-
cap conditions. Summary:
Del Monte cup for men, qualifying rounds, So
hnl
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SUDDEN DEATH LOT OF
TWO SAN FRANCISCANS
Body of One Is Found in the
Bay and the Other Died
in a Shack

Two cases of death under peculiar
circumstances were reported to the po-
lice yesterday. One was that of an un-
Identified man, whose body was found
floating in the bay near the Greenwich
street wharf. The mans hat was on
the wharf, and the indications were
that the body had been in the water
for about half an hour. The man was
either sailor or laborer, was dressed
in dark clothes, had a dark mustache
and dark hair, streaked with gray. He
was about 8 feet nine inches in height
The police came to the conclusion that
Ii was case of suicide.
The second case was the death of a
man, supposed to be German: Matthew
The body was found in a poorly con-
structed shack near Kentucky and
Army streets. According to his diary.
he was GERMAN Matthieu, late of the
One Hundred and Thirty-eighth infan-
try of the French army, and was born
in Calais, France. The police notified
the French consul general of the death
The mans stomach was sent to. the
city chemist for analysis
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Race Goers Deplore
Lack Of Betting
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE. GALL


SHEEPSHEAD BAY, Ang. SL-+The
racing today was of the cold storage
variety. There was no public betting.
and the $500 race. goers who stood ON
the lawn or sat in the grandstand were
as cheerful az SO many. wet roosters.
The crowd was the smallest that has
been: 2 t a metropolitan raeetrack: since
the anti public betting laws were
passed. ~ -. -. =. ~ =.
ohm e. Maddens filiY. Lady Bedford,
won a ronrping victory in the Autumn
as Strike. Out, Madnlan and Footpad.
Weary during the first half mile, she
then drew clear and won under a
strong pull. Summary.
Note-The betting: prices. here given are the
qgotstiens Of well known book maker in New
York;
FIRST RACE---The Potomac, six and half
flIrlongs main course, all ages, $500 added:
Odds Horse. Weight ahd Jockey Fin.
2l1-Petcr Ounce; 1f4 (Notter1 ......:....:..1
4-1+-BroQk NyInph, 1e3 tE. DuganJ - 80. y
3D. Nirfbus. LOG .CAicDaniel) ..3
Time, 10. Only three horses started.
SECOND eRACE+The Ortnendale splling, six
fnrlongs turf course . year ,elds, $3.50 added:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
s-1-Lawton Virgins. 112 ;(Nottefl - =. 1
5-1-Floreal 30 a.. Butleri, ....-. ...:... -
13-J-CoGrt Lady, JOB (Shreyet -
Time. 1:T5. Ragman ST.. Withhold, Ross Fen
ton, WAEden Elmer Boy, finished as named
THIRD RACE-Fhe Butterflies handicap one
mile year olds and upward 5000 added:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
1-I--Rnyal Tourist, Jos (E. Dugan) .<....1 1
645Nfunforts 11o (Nottefl :,
61-Elleing 1e9 (Sumpterl -: -. -. :. .. 3
Time. 1929. Moonshine finished fourth.
FOURTH .RACE-The Autumn: Maiden hve
and a llalf furlongs. futurity course, year old
maldens at.time Of closing:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey, Fin.
4-5-I4ady Bedford, JIG tShilling): -. Il
5-l-Gounty. Fair 115 e.. Duganl -. -. .
13-1-Strike Out. 1I2 tSfeCarthy) -. =. %
Time, 1z0G 40. petficoat; Feotpad.. Enendi;
Madian3 Sententious, finished as pained.
FIFTH RAcE-The Turf handicap. guaranteed
value S1,5o0, mile and three-siXteeiths turf
course 3 year olds and upward: :.
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. =: :: Fin.
5-1-Brother iona than, 101. E. Dugan 49,. i
6-1-Moque1te. 81 lUpton} -, -. =. .
41--Aaster Robert 105 (Gilbertl.. 8
Time; 200 SD. Tony Bonero, ToIrenne.
Bedouin,. Gfetha Green, kngelus, finished as
NAMED. -. ..'..
sIxTH RACE-The Brigadier selling. mile
and ii. sixtoeRth. 3 year oids: and upward, nom
winners of $1,000 il J90S, $3.50 added: -
odds Horse. Weight and. Jockey. -. Fin.
2-ls@Sea Wolf Jos lIS. Dugan). :. 80. j
2-1-l5ild, I03 fShiling).:, ....-. .. .
41-Erash 81 Upton9 .. -. -. -. 8
Thine, 40 30. Lord Stanhope- Cymbal, Rock
stone. Coat of Arms, Albert. Star, finished as
named.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

CHICAGO Aug Sl.-Both overall and
Raymond pitched great ball but over
all was the steaGierrin pinchesr strik-
ing out II men. a pass, a siierifce and
a hit by Epers save Chicago one run
At the start In the sixth inning Sheck-
ard singled, stole second and scored
on. drives b9 Evers and Stefnfeldt.
Score
r.. H. E.
Chicago ........... ....s........ 4.
St. Louis .....s .-...-.... .s.:....:.. i
Batteries-oFerall and king; Raymond and
Moran.
= GfAcfNAATl, Aug. :f.--CinciHnafi. made only
Two hits On Wits Today, iIulsNtt getting bet5.
DniE onc-Qi he locals reached second base. 4fe
RltI shufg team buneAed hits in the third inning
netilns tour f9ii,-- score; r.. II, e.
Cinctnnatl s....,....1 ~ o
PfuSburg ..--.... .--... ....:. ) .. 10 0 q
BatteFies-->af and Mclean; Willis and Glib
sen. Umpire 10 bay.
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Fair Chance Annexes
Handicap at Butte
SPECIAL plspArcH TO THE CALL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
BUTTE. Mont. Aug 3l.-weather clear;
track fast.
FIRST RAcE-Five and a half furlongs, SELL
ing. year olds and upward:
7.2--RoyaI River " Duseny.1oo 2h
1-2-Brushup tHerman) lo4 4 3 2 4
loleioyi i,e % orman e. Posi- lo2 11sS
ben, Queen Caroline. Robert Mitchell finished
as named. Winner, b. M (4l by Bridgewater.
stopping. Third driven. Royal River, slow to
begin: ran over Brushup the last part. Queen
Caroline ran bad looking race.
SECOND RACE-One mile, selling 3 year
oids and upwards:
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin
7.2-Kamsack tvan Dusenl. .11O . 6 In
4I-Mendon IF, Hlldebrand)..107 2l22 S
T-2-Cotllion (Mandersl Hos 8 s az
Time .l:43. STRAIT Martin, Burnoette, Nancy
Harry. finished as named Winner. b. h. a. by
Indio Enigerl. Start good. Won driven. Second
easily Third the same. Mendon closed very
THIRD RAcE-Four furlongs. selling, 3 year
old FLIES: as
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. ST str. Fin.
3-3-K.G leasoBl X irschbBun1l. 100 / i 9 liz
1o-f-Inspector BirdFischer). los. q 2 4 -
10-t--Lady Powell (Blar1.... 100 ) g.. 3 2
Time. :4laf. Balreed, Aunt Hala, Esther NJ
+. by KsnfIworthtS tSt. Phiffppena: Start good
Won driven. Second easily: Third the same
Ka;ie Gleason 9utFan her field but had to be
FOURTH RACE-seyen furlongs, selling, 4
year 9lds and upward: -:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. str. Fin
2z5-E Elevation GEischerl, -. I34 q ] i j 6
6-1-D.of Orleans(Va Dusenl134 3 2 s: 2 8
e-lm.sid Silver Silver G9uptain9 Lbs 1 215S. II
Right, Lazell, finished: as named. Winner CHI
g.. (a) by Dieudonne Scotch Fir. Start fair Won
Ia gailop Second easily. Third all out Tin
lock could: have been third Eazells exhibition
disgraeefll. ~ ..::.
FIFTH .RACELOne and n sixteenth miles
handicap. g. year olds and upward:
Odds: Horse and Jockey. Wt-.St. STR; Fin.
I=l--Fair Chancel .Powers4 .1O5 4 l. 1871
80 -Gatin .lE, Clark go, 90 = h = il
Time. 1854. Weolen Special : Delivery,
Northwest, finished as named. Winner. t.. -.
l5l By Kismet Main Top. Start good for all hut
Northwest. Won easily. Second driven. Third
tie same: Fair Chance was. best and was never
in danger Cabin needs "a stronger rider
SIXTH RAcE-Fivc furlongs, selling, . year
odds Horse and Jockey. VT st. STR Fin.
5-2-=lella q BRADY s.... .19T. 1 A. 1 u.
21+-Stendal GH. Stuart lilo: 4 i 27S2 -2la
4-lm-rroeha (Tuiletp .1o7 3 % 80
Aefi Tyler finished as named Winner. b. T.
by ersini- -Lizella. Start good, Won cievery
Second easily. Third the same.
SEVENTH RACE-one mile. selling 3 year
olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT St. Str Fin.
3,5-Tea Tray II (Fischer). 10Y 3 1n1I
7-2-yinton (Heathertonl. .l0I 3 E24
6-lwWillie I lM. Nelson. 8. 96 1 8
light, finished as named. Winner b.. r. a. by
Free Knight-Ella Martin III, Start good Won
cieyery. Second and third easily. yinton made
up lot OF ground in: the last quarter
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
Montreal Races

81 MONTREAL Aug 31.+Today's results:
- -f'irsr race i've fnrl0ngs@C Ceremoiious won To-
nfond secQ1d. Seryicepee third. Time 700 b.
StcOud race one and an eighth miles-=I leonard
r. Newman won BesteTling second Lally third
me. sl3 90
I'll ird race four and hal1 furlongs-Arionefte
-N!n, Elizabeth HarW'ood second Thetis third.
flma - 20. --
" allIfi race. -Sieeplechase two niIes-Blue
seaon woli Delcanta second. sam Farmer third.
.1lc. 4 90 ~ -..r-.
,Fiftil race seven -filrlones-Ta artar Maid won
Iss. ~cateshT secoad. characterization third.
ZINE i ..,7 3D.
sixth rahe= one mile -Beimere won. Hick sec
.Qnd. Beau Brummei third. Fine 40 80.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
TRUEsDALE TO PLAY TO-DAY
Player Purchased From Houston
Has Good Reputation

: OAKLAND, Aug. 31.-TrUesdale, the
ball player purchased by the Oakland
club from Houston of the Texas
league has arrived here and will take
part in the game tomorrow. He comes
with a great reputation and is expected
10 be a tower of strength to the AcOrns.
There will be a shaking up in the line
up OF the team. Slattery will continue
on first base and the rest of the infield
will be composed of Truesdal second,
Eagan short and Miller third. Hogan,
who is again feeling ft will either be
PLAYED in left field or on the firing line.
This players hitting alone is worth
making a place for him on the regular
team and he probably will occupy the
berth now held by Cooke.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
TwFLvE TEAM LEAGUE

BERKELEY. Aug. -3t.=An. interclub
baseball league has been formed at the
university and final arrangements have
been made for a series of games to de-.
terninc the championship of the house
clubs Of university students Twelve
teams viii compete and q handsome
trophy VIII be presented the winning
nine. The fra1eTnities also Will organ
jZe a league. .JIlss following executive
oommittee is a. charge OF the games:
Delbert Swortzei. chairman; r. $. Sor-
cnsOn. W. X Hillyard and ]. c. Steele.
The following preliminary matches
have been arranged: La Junta VS..
Ridge road, Atherton VS.. Calimedico.
vs. Unity. Del Rey VS.. Pirates,
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The qualifying rounds over is holes.
medal score. of the competition for the
Deb Monte cup for women viii be
played tomorrow. The following ladies
have entered: Miss Genevieve Harvey,
Burlingame country club Mrs. II. Fl.
Postlethwaite and Miss Edith Cheese
brough-Presidio golf club; Mrs. w. ;.
Porter and Miss Florence Ives, San
Francisco golf and country club; Mrs
Kiersted, Presidio of Monterey; Mrs j.
V. Eliot and Mrs. T. p. Mumford, An
nandale golf club, Pasadena; Mrs. ].
Leroy Nickel, MenlO Park; Mrs. r. G.
Hanford. Mrs L. ID. Hewitt and Mrs.
Harry Kearne. Victoria golf club, Riv-
erside; Mrs. G.. w. Lane and Mrs. Ste
phen S. Day, Sacramento golf club Mrs
w. F. George. Monterey; Mrs. w. p.
Johnson. Miss A. Johnson, Miss A.
Knowles and Mrs. Thomas Rickard.
Claremont country club; Miss Ella w.
Morgan, Miss Doris Ryer. Mrs. T.. W.
Slsaife. Miss l. NJ. Hornby and Ms.
Harold Sidebotham, Santa Barbara.
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Montreal Selections

By new YORK TELEGRAPH
FIRST raee-SpIendida, Southern
Bride. Joe NiIan.
second race--PursIane, star
Emblem. Cursus.
Third race-W. 81. Carey, ChaI-
fon6e. Dele Strome.
Fourth race-Jimmie Lane, st.
EOIma. Arfan.
Z Hifth race-Dan de NOxIes. Ed
win T.. DR.. Hoizbers.
sixth race = Marbles. Lens.
Nirth.
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SALISBURY IN THE FINALS

] SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 3I-WaIker
Salisbury wiped out the defeat of his
brother, o. J. Salisbury, by defeating
Garnett in the Semifinals OF the mems
singles in the intermountain tennis
tournament today. Score, So. so, Sd.
Mrs. Griffin and Miss Humphries won
feating Mrs. Smith and Mrs Callahan
pa SiIN
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Six Fayorites Bowled
Over at Seattle
Treacherous Footing Respon-
sibIe for Complete ROuf of
Form Players
Seattle Selections
BY j.. r.. JEFFERY.

b1 d. N. JEF Il I'M
= First race--Anna May, Belle
Kinney, Miss Fairbanks.
Second raee-Listowel, Fair An
ME. Horace II.
Third race-BiIly Watkins, ORR
hamb, Complaint.
Fourth race-Fern l., Security,
Ida May.
Fifth race-HiEh Gun, OuardI,
krulka.
sixth race-Afma Boy, Excite
ment, Jacomo.
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BREWSTER WINS AT TENNIS

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 3i--Harry FL
Brewster of st. Joseph, Mo. won the
valley tennis championship in
singles today, defeating Harold Hodge
of Kansas City. winner of the 1907
challenge trophy of the association
Score. 6-3. 6-3, 4-6. Go
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
SEATTLE ENTRIES
a. q - HEALS
AuDs AYs Au1s SORES AND ULCERS

Ulcers
circulation has become infected with and pson which
discharged
and disease Whether these impurities in the blood
dbitatng
hereditary bad blood there but
blood beneficial
because OF their cleansing ansepc effects but nothing applied
the blood
S. S S. the remedy for and ulcers of kind
bottom of the trouble and
makes lasting
feeding parts with impurities
fill in with healthy tissue by supplying with
and Ulcers medical
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA
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DE.rRoTT: TEAM ARRi5srIsD

= DETROIT. Aug Warrants were
Issued tosay IN the police court against
An2eriean league baseball club and the
ten members Of the team who partici-
pated IN yesterdays game at Bennett
park with Cleveland. charging them
with hating played baseball on Sun
day, con rary to she law. The warrants
were served this afternoon at the ball
park Wien the. club. gathered for the
game. 1he. case is in for test of the
law ----H .-.
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FOR MEN ONLY.

Admission Free. What can be seen at the
GALLERY OF SCIENTIFIC WONDERS, 7tJ
Market St, San Francisco. CaE Wonders Of
Pathology. Wonders OF OsteOlOgy. Wonders OF
the Digestive Organs. Study the origin and
Development cf the human race from the
cradle to the grave. See The freaks Of nature.
the euriositfes and monstrosites. ADMISSION
FREE. Gallery Of Scientific Wonders, Tt5
Market ST.. San Francisco. Cal.
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Golf Week at Del Monte

Opens August 81. closes September s.
Beautiful prizes for successful men and
women contestants. Low week end and
season rates via Southern Pacific.
Ticket offices, SS4 Market St, IA Powell
St. Third and Townsend SITS. and 18th
and Franklin sts.. Oakland.
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WASHINGTON. Aue. a.

WASHINGTON, Aug 31.-Army or.
ders: A board of officers to consist of
Major w. S. Wood. Quartermaster Ma
jor Morris X. Barrell and Captain NJ. G.
Buckley, coast artillery corps, is ap-
pointed to meet at Fort Ward. Wash
ington, for the purpose of drawing up
plans for post at Fort Ward.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION CANES

At Louis lle--First game. Louisville 0. Column
bus 4 seCeEd game. Louisville >. Columbus l.
At M3i7as zee@-N Il waukee >. Minneapolis A.
AT Tolt3t Toledo O., India9apeiis 4.
At kansas City-Kansas City O, st, Paul: IL.
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
At Seaffle-Spokane Seattle o.
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Amateur Baseball

BERKELEY. Aug. 31.ZThe Golden. Sheafs of
Berkeley defeated the Kreg 4 Haltons of Ala
meda yesterday at Freeman park in a heavy
hitting II inning game. IL TO l3 With the
score IL TO against them in the ninth inning
the Sheafs made runs the heavy hitting OF
Grinsell. Peterson. Nielsen. ChfstianSOn Me-
Farland and Nelson Nelson scored the winning
run in the twelfth inning, The score:
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American League

DETROIT, AHg. 3f.-Dotroit played very or.
ratlc baiA. e19rs giving Cleveland all lis RMS
while passe. ry Summers paved the way to
% %Il[ee o3AeFS seeTe 4. II. T.
Cleveland TO- -... -. ID q
BajleFie Summers aud Schmidt; Cbeeh and
ST. LoUS Aug. s1.@st Louis defeated
ehieago in b. first game Of the series, i to q.
ST. Louis J. ...;;..-.........:.. i II 6 4
Chicago j. -. -. q II
Batteries 4Naddell and Smith; Walsh owen
and Sulliysl ~.
WASHINGTON. Aug 3i-Boston punched
tslree slnsleS a double and a triple in the ffth
iaalng todsf. defeating Washington, : to 3
Seore: r.. IT. f.
NashlngtOnI ..:.- - i; -. =. .. s;S +. II
Boston - .......... ~ III .
Batteries- iannehIA- johnson and Warner;
Young and Erigers -
NEW 40RK Aug 3l-Tbe local American
players Lost both OF tedays games 10 Philadel-
Inlla BE q largin Of one run. :DygPrt got the
better OF ! Ae in the Opening contest and Schlft-
zef won in' the ,other. although Iogg received
F,irst g.alse II II. E.
PhiladeFlHis ..:... ... ....... - , i
-att. AvLt - v - . :
Batteries -Dygert and .Schrcck; Lake and
klejn0y. ~
i seesRd ..s giae- r. +. E;
NeN .-1-Fa2 .--. -.--- / . q
Batteries -SehllfZer- and Blue; Hogg and Kle5-
now. i.....:..
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Campof fBoxersN n
To All Amateur Baseball Clubs:

Send TO The Call baseball editor the makeup of your
your challenges; also by innings of
games played.
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Cubs Close to Top in
National League
Only Three Points Behind the
Giants as a Result of De-
feafing ST. Louis
CAVES TO-DAY

=
NATIONAL LEAGUE
81. Louis at Chicago.
New York a Boston.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn az Philadelphia
AhERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at 81. Lauis.
Cleveland al Detroit.
Boston at Washington.
Philad phis at New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

With all tools used for industrial purpose cob
lect your own kit one by one. as you need
them and choose what suits your requirements.
and you viii find II you good workman you
viii develop a positive fondness for collection
of tools that you have chosen yourself in this
and you viii keep them bright and clean for the
sake Of the affection that you feel for them and
the good work that you have done with them
For your first essay in fat RELIEF soft wood
The medicine cabinet in the picture is made OF
California redwood which IS a soft pine. After
your pattern has been drawn the wood. outIins
sharply with your chisels. holding them IN your
left hand nearly straight. slightly slanttng away
from your pattern. each stroke Overlapping the
other: make deep. clear. clean cut Use your V
gouge and smallest chisel for the sharp corners.
and your fat gouge for the and the straight
chisel for long lines
When you have marked out all your pattern IN
this way and have a clear outline. take your o
gouge hold It rather fat and slanttng toward your
pattern. your left hand and with careful strokes
so as not to undercut the pattern take uD the wood
outside OF your cut This you will find. will leave
the pattern clear and fat relief Now you must
consider what background you wish 70 have You
can make gouge strokes all over it with the grain
OF the wood. leaving corrugated background, or
If the wood IS very soft you can stamp it with a
punch OF If you prefer a smooth background. take
of an surface Of the wood and then sandpaper
1t smooth. When your background IS finished ex-
anime the edges OF your pattern, trim on any jag
ged edges with a sharp penknife and then polish
to the touch.
In cur next lesson I will tell you how TO treat
your wood after finishing your fat relief and also
a little about round relief Hard wood is much
better than soft wood when you have had a little
experience MARGARET STERLING