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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27

Governor
DuSky BaltimOrean Doing His Best to
Improve Ills Physical Condition

1t IS long time since the fight fans of this city and suburban
towns nave mad the opportunity OF watching many ring
stars No less than three champions and another who
mingled with the set months ago working out
preparation Tor the battles
the next two weeks AS they all doing best they can to
show the public there IS this time of them not
being right the final "
e training work OF boxer in this city has the
now that IS almost important the fans fight itself
he has been boosted and doomed
mat nearly everybody falls for it and the who generally takes
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
Fort Erie Races

FORT ERIE, Aug 26.-Today's results:
First race, i've furlongs-Dearie won Mercadel
second. May Luts third Time, 1:0l as.
Second race, steeplechase, short course-Econ.
omy won. Manzano second, Awawegang third.
Time, 3:44 3-5.
Third race six furlongs-Grenesoue won Ga.
mile NJ second, King Folly third. Time. :f5 2-5.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Anne McGee won
Gladys Louise second. Alice third Time. I:13 So
Fifth race, one mile and 10 yards--Iadv Mar.
tina won, Utterance second, Servile third Time,
1 40 3-5.
Sixth race. six furlongs-HaroId Hall won,
Anna Smith second, Ben Stille third. Time
LAB.
Seventh race, one and eighth miles-Baron
/ "a 1-5
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
MORAN AND POWELL TO BOX

Today will be big day at Owen Moran's San
Rafael camp. Cofroth has made arrangements
10 lead the north beach gang-Tom Dwyer Jim
Griffin and Tim McGrath and their henchmen-
10 the Marin county resort Moran viii box
four rounds with Lew Powell. the fast local
lightweight. and this bout itself IS more than
worth the trip aeross the bay.
Yesterday the little Brrsher switched from
his roadWork and went rowing OF Tfburon with
his manager, Tiv Kreling. Moran is q sturdy
oarsman and he gave Kreling fine time IN the
whitehall. After returning 10 the gym Moran
took his three EpaT1ng partners for their
usual two rounds each and hammered them all
hard.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
Fort Erie Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-Emperor William,
COyvdin, Joe Nolan.
Second rnee--Jolly, Elizabeth
Harwood, Gerrymander.
Third race-Honest, Joe Gaitens,
May Celia.
Fourth race-Lady Anne, Lens,
st. Jeanne.
Fifth race--AIamie Gallagher,
Grenesque, DelestrOme.
Sixth race--Geneya s, Aunt Rose,
MOrtibOy.
Seventh race--Dr. Lee Huffman,
Estella c, Sol0n Single.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
Baseball Notes

Long viii work the old reliable. Harry Sutor
this afternoon II the Seals can't win with him
they can't win at all. Berger, the new man,
win get his tryout tomorrow. He is in good
shape and should show some speed.
Willis was badly injured when that ball hit
him sQuarey Oh the foot. He may be out OF
the game for several days. though he told Long
that he would be In shape TO beat 'em again
before the week fs out Willis has one conSo-
lation. lie Is credited with the victory. though
Jones really won It.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
California. state Fair

Onens August % at Sacramento. Take
! rim I'D and see California's products
On exhibition. Other attractions: rae
ing. livestock exhibits, horse show, ETC.
Low round trip tickets sold August 27
- Septeu1ber inclusive via Southern
pacific. good for return until Septem-
ber s. See agents. 884 Market street,
II Powell street, Market street ferry
depot. and 18th and Franklin streets.
Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
Famed TrOtting Track
Will Be Closed
sPEcIAL DIspArcH no rHE cAIL

BOSTON, Aug. 2s.-Readville,s trot-
ting track is doomed. This is the last
season of the famous mile course
known all over the world as the course
where hrst mile in two minutes was
successful though it was. the Amer
lcan $4,000 trotting handicap derby
was disappointment. It paid, but it
olo not orlhg IN the revenue expected,
and the meet this year, as in other
years, viii leave q big deficit
while 10000 persons attended the
races yesterday there were less than
1900 paid admissions The entry fees
amounted to only $4,000: with adver-
using and extra expense less than
$4,000 was cleared for the day. Every
other day VIII show a big net loss.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
Seattle Selections
BY j. r.. JEFFERY

First race-Anna May, Miss
Fairbanks, Abbey.
Second race-Frieze, Ell Pavo,
Lady Quality.
Third race-Gracious Dame, Bon
ton, john Lyle.
Fourth race-Fcrn l., Toupee,
Gypsy King.
Fifth race-King of Mist, Colonel
Warwick, Storma.
Sixth race-SiIver Stocking,
Sugarmaid, Kerry.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27

III - EoCO nEnt IS sure 70 be found al
one OF the fighters quarters a week
or so before the engagement
There IS so much in sight for the
sporting fraternity these days that
most OF its members are kept hopping
trying 70 figure out who they shall
watch from day TO day. With Nelson,
Cans, Moran and Attell all within easy
access 10 the city, the nervous one
needs all his spare moments for the
purpose OF making up his mind.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
PRoPosALs FoR PRoy1sroNs

dian service have been received by the
chamber of commerce from the com
missioner of Indian affairs Copies Of
the proposals are on file at the office
OF the chamber.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
INGLEsIpE CoURsING DRAW

Fifty-six fleet greyhounds were
drawn last night to run in the open
and class stakes at IngIeside coursing
park Sunday. All the dogs are well
paired and some lively running is ex-
pected. Following is the result of the
drawing:
Open stake 40 Vanished Mist vs.
Prince Charles: Flower Girl VS.. Maid Of
Ashgrove; Chair Hill Presto; Bridal Veil
vs. Maud O'Connor; Young Johnnie VS. Holly
berry; Lady Fieldwick Sister; Primrose vs.
Fanny Flynn Eilbe Royal Stanley r; Sanger
man vs. Jack Kevelin; Invincible Conductors
Blooming Dutchman vs.. Free Will; Peddlar Baum
Fair Queen: The Rowdy Rabbit Jenkins
Keepsake Wild Dinah: Cuban Star VS.. Gal
cover: Eagle Lady Crystal; The Mint VS.
Leading Lady: Burton vs.. Toreador; Tennis Girl
rs. Raby Aurora: Ottawa Menlo Boy; Bel
dame vs.. Sequoia: kadee vE. Third Rails Merry
Widow vs.. Tralee's Last; Ironbouse vs. Rose Of
Gold.
Class stake, i6 entries-Young Cloverdale VS.
May Boy; Pleasant Mamie Theo BELL; Carmel
vs.. Curry; Cheyenne Royal Gold; Best Turkey
vs. J. n \; Gallant Boy VS.. Rear Admiral; Myr-
tie vs.. Georgetown; Bon Ami vs. Turkeys Best
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
RAIN PREVENTS RACING

READVILLE, Mass, Aug 26.-The
grand circuit races at the ReadviiIe
track were called of today on account
Of q heavy rainstorm.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27


s-i-Western (ButweID ......1Oz 81 33
Time. :42. Red Era. June Time. kelo-
wana, BOundelin. Calendar. finished nalned
Winner & b g. & aged By MSntaISKe "a. Sr flr SsarI
easily. Rogers badly ridden Miller made
his move entirely too late with Red Era The
winner BID up from 500 10 500 and
bought by W. Hawke.
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs. selling. 5 year
olds and upward
I5-I-John A. Mallon (Kfrm)1O5 Il u
7-10-Hereafter IVAN Dusenl -los l l z1az
l5-1-GFasseurter (E. sullivan )1O2 . rs
Time I:01. Redan. James A. Murray, Sue
eeed. Gyros, Aunt Hala. finished as named Win
good Won In a drive Of four. John A. Mallon's
race reversal OF form he had all his speed
and outgamed Hereafter in the last 50 yards
Hala ran suspiciousIy bad race
FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs, 2 year olds
2-1-EveIyn (H. STUART .1o2 ; 21 y
T-2-Jim Mallady (Groth) 100 I 11a2 =
5-1-Troeha tKirsehbauml .1o2 . 5h
Time, 1.O1L. Gfenart. Minnie. Theo Phillips,
Cavallena. YellowfoOt EgOtist. Prince Alamo.
finished as named Winner. ch- T., 5, by Rubi-
con-AIiss Remus. Start good Won in a drive
forcing him against Trocha and causing the
latter TO pull up. Foul claimed but not allowed.
Evelyn was probably best at that
FIFTH RACE-Seven furlOngs, selling, year
olds and upward:
s-2-Reene W (IcLaughlin) ee II IL
Io-1-Berryessa (Butwel) -1O9 u 2 "a
4-1-Miller's Daugh- fShrtner) lO1 5
Time 1:2S&. Phil Ig0e. COtillion. Jack
Paine Nancy W. Miss May Bowdish, Belden,
Akbar, Sir Brillar, finished named Winner,
ch T. g. By Star Sho0t-Magna Charta- start
good. Won easily Second and third the same
Reene " came to life suddenly and breezed all
the way. MiIler's Daughter reared at the start
and had lot of ground to make up and II told
at the end The winner was bid up from 500
to S400 by c. B. Lewis and retained
SIXTH RAcESeysn furIongs, selling. year
olds and upward
odds Horse and Jockey. W.T.. St. Str. Fin
7-1O-Royal River (V Dusenl107 II II
S-1-HOgarth (Butwell) )..-- .109 y IL
e-2-Taskmaster (Fischerl -104 8 80
Time 1:2S55. Hand Ne Down. Canopus II,
Runsum Bazil Ballston Boy. finished named
Winner, b. e.. aged. By Bridgewater-Chart
Queen Start good Won ridden out Second
driven. Third handily. Royal River was best
SEVENTH RACE-Ons mile. selling year
olds and upward.
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. st. Str Fin
3-2=EIevation (Butwelll --... 1876 II In
3-1-CardinaI Sarto (Hobartl .136 4 as
5-1-Na abonassar (E. Clark ..139 8 Il
Time 1:431s- Chancellor Wafworth. E1trada.
finished as named Winner, eh. e., ). By Dfeu-
donRe-Scotch Fir Start good Won driven Sec
ond and third easily. Elevation cut over IN
front OF Sarto near the three furlongs pole,
forcing the latter to take up. Sarto would have
won without interference Entrada ran into the
fence and was pulled up
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27

ing. year olds and upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey. W.T. ST. Str Fin
6-1-Azusa (Fischer) ......107 IL 2A
5-lNkuropatkin tCallahan1 .109 3 ? 2
Time. :55H. Susie Gregg Anona Mrs Ma
thews. Search Ne, Poppy, Chileno DR.. sherman,
finished as named Winner ch- m, 4, by Wolls-
thorpe-Active. Start good. Won easily. Sec
ond handily. Third driven. Noble was on the
rail and had scant chance. Gregg got away
badly.
SECOND RACE-One mile, selling. year olds
and upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin
4-5-Redmont (H. Stuart). -102 IL IL
4-1-John J. Rogers CPost) 90 1 2 21l2 2iz
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
Refuse to Race With
Hughes Present
Horse Owners Show Hostility
TO Governor by Going on
Strike

BALLSTON. n. Y. Aug 26.-For an
hour and a half the openly expressed
hostility of the owners Of trottfng
horses taking part in the events at the
Saratoga county fair toward Governor
Charles E. Hughes held up the racing
program at the fair grounds here this
afternoon Governor Hughes was a
visitor at the fair today and addressed
a big gathering. which gave him q
hearty greeting and attentive hear
ing The governors presence on the
grounds, however, was resented by the
horse owners. who have taken excep-
ton to the governors efforts to sup
press betting on the racetracks OF the
state. As a consequence they refused
to start their horses while the executive
was on the grounds
The strike" of the horse owners
created an unprecedented situation and
caused the management OF the fair
marked embarrassment. When the con-
ditions became known a sensation was
created among the thousands OF spec
tators on the grounds and considerable
pressure was put upon the trotting men
to change their attitude and run of the
races as scheduled. In this the fair off,
cials took the lead. urging their case
strongly upon the recalcitrant owners
and pointing out the awkwardness OF
the situation caused by the balk IN the
program Their efforts were fruitless.
the owners remaining obdurate and for
an hour and a half refusing to bulge
from their position. They openly de-
clared that Governor Hughes had an
tagonized their interests and that they
purposed to retaliate by refusing to
take their horses out on the track
while he was present.
Those in charge of the fair threat
ened to have the owners disqualified for
their refusal to come to time when the
races were called, but even this had no
effect and the races We're held up dur
ing the entire period OF the executives
presence at the fair.
Governor Hughes was scheduled TO
leave here on the o'clock train and
shortly before that time he left the fair
grounds inclOsure. Immediately upon
his departure the racing proceeded The
lateness of the start caused the con-
tinuance of the trotting until dark this
evening
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
John A. MallOn Turns
Form SOmlerSanlt
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

BUTTE, Mont. Aug. 2s.-weatheri clear
track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27

Chancellor WafwOrth. E1trada,
ed. Winner, eh. e., ). by Dieu-
T. Start good Won driven Sec
easily. Elevation cut over IN
near the three furlongs pole,
er to take up- Sarto would have
reference Entrada ran into the
pulled up
Chariton courier., 1908-05-29

Judge Nat M. Shelton of Ma.
con, who presides as judge over
the second judicial circuit of
Missouri was in Keytesville
Tuesday getting acquainted and
making known his candidacy
for the Democr attic nomination
for Supreme judge. He is q self
made man, and being of limited
means in his youth, worked his
way through William Jewell COL
legd at Liberty, Mo-, and later
through the law department OF
the Missouri university where he
graduated and was admitted to
the bar in 1875. He is now an
eminent jurist and is serving his
second term as judge of the Sec
ond judicial circuit. In addition
to being an able lawyer he is also
a very pleasant gentleman and
made a good impression on all he
met while here. We predict that
he will receive big vote in
Charlton county.
Chariton courier., 1908-05-29

A large assortment of watches
and clocks at E. w. Herring's.
Your picture on a post card
only ST per dozen at the penny
picture gallery.
All of the new est designs in
wall paper at E. w. Herring's
drug and jewelry store.
Have you seen those pretty
little photos at the penny picture
snd postal gallery? They are "a
for 25 cents. Over Halley's
racket store.
Mrs. 8. Woodson Hundley and
her pretty little daughter, Eustis,
of St. Joseph are here visiting
Mrs. 'ssparents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. VIM. E. Hill.
Chariton courier., 1908-05-29

Penny pictures, stamps and
little photos at the penny and
postal gallery.
Miss Carrie Anderson, one OF
Keytesville's prepossessing
young ladies, returned home
Wednesday of last week from
Columbia, Mo-, where she has
been attending Christian college.
]. T. Lewis, a prosperous
farmer of six miles west Of this
place, brought some fine speci-
mems of bluegrass, raised on his
far m to the COURIER office Sat.
urday. The longest stalks
me assured 5 feet 4 inches. Who
9 an beat it?
Chariton courier., 1908-05-29

G.W.Guthrie, Mrs. J.H. Walker
and Mrs. Till Scott of Mike were
in Keytesville Monday on shop
ping expedition.
J. s. Stephenson OF near
| Chraneville suffered the loss of q
valuable work horse by death
one day last week.
8. H. DowelI and son.in.law
P.I. Thompson, both of near
Mike, were agreeable callers at
the COURIER office Tuesday.
Judge L. N. Herring and son,
W. D., and G.. W. Rucker and
il. M. Barker of Brunswick came
ldown to Keytesville Tuesday to
hear Gov. Folks speech.
i The continued rains have set
the farmers back with their work
two or three weeks and have
done more or less damagesto the
wheat crops.
The road overseers who were
appointed by the Keytesville
= township board are respectfully
requested to meet with the. board
n ext Saturday, May 80.
DR.. Isaiah Knott ofKeytesville
, township announces his candi-
dancy this week for reelection to
the office of coroner. This is his
second term, and he deserves to
be, and doubtless will be, NOM
n in ated without opposition.
Drs. R. G. Epperly of Prairie
Hill, A.W. Zillman of Indial
II Grove and J. R. Gaines of Mus
selfork start next Sunday fol
II Chicago to take three. weeks
| post graduate course in medicin'
| and will also attend the American
| medi cal association which meets
/ | in that city June 3, 4 and B
II Major w. H. Bradley OF Sails
bury;and Judge E. B. Welch an
CA. .Clarkson of Musseleork wer
among the attendants at tn
state grand lodge of Odd Fellow
/ held at Excelsior Springs Ia
week. Msj. Bradley was there I
II district representative viii
II Judge Welch and Mr.. Clarkso
III were present as interested spe'
tators and to take the past grand
vi degree. Theyss..all report an 81
ioyable time.
Chariton courier., 1908-05-29

The state Democratic conven.
ton. which met at Jefferson City
Wednesday. May 20, completed
it's Iabors Thursday about Z
O'Clock p. m. 1t proved to be q
very harmonious gathering OF
Democratic hosts. Hon. VIM. A.
Rothwell of Moberly was re.
elected as national committee
man from Missouri. Senator
VIM. J. Stone, Gov. J. w. Folk,
Hon. Jas. A. Reed of Kansas
City and Governor D. R..
Francis of st. Louis were elected
as delgates. al. large, and T. A.
Dodge of the Milan Standard
and ex.Sheriff John Taylor of
Chillicothe were chosen as dele.
gates from the Second congress.
sional district to the national
convention at Denver, Colo.
July Z, 1908. Harry M. Rubey
of Macon succeeded Judge w. N.
Evans as chairman of the state
Democratic central committee.
Thefollowing delegatesto the state
convention were in attendance
from Charlton county: DR.. j
, S. Wallace and Chas. E. Fincf
of Brunswick; Sheriff s. j
Shaughnessy of Keytesville; J
A. Collet of Mendon; T. p
Barry of Salt Creek township
Fred Lamb and J.. L. Ritzen
thaler of Salisbury; VIM. +
Becker of Wien, and VIM. Hol
man of Rothville. Hon. c. 3
Crawley of Keytesville wa
elected as delegate, but did nc
attend. /
Chariton courier., 1908-05-29

Penny picture gallery over
Halley's racket store, "a for 70
cents. 5a t $50 >=1. .
MONEY TO LoAN:-On unen.
cumbeured farm lands. Lowest
rates. Office with Key & Gaines,
Moberly, Mo.
J. G. YUTz. J..
Prescriptions carefully com.
pounded at all hours at E. W.
Herring's, Keytesville, Mo.
A full and complete line of
iewelry at E. W. Herring's drug
and jewelry store, Keytesville
Mo.
See that beautiful fancy china
and cut glass at E. w. Herring's.
Nothing is more suitable for a
nice wedding present.
The new patterns in wall paper
are unusually attractive this
season. E. w. Herring hat
them in endless varity.
C. E. Zook, who made bit
home in Keytesville or vicinity
for quite awhile, but who is now
working in butcher. shop a
Pennington, ILL.,, was here th'
latter part of last week to look
after hisinterestin the merry.go'
round, which he and Burt Wor'
sham bought about three years
ago. The swing is now atBucklir
and Mr.Zook's brother and broth
er.in-law are assisting Sidney
Carmon to run it, Sidney having
purchased Burt's interest las
wear. The COURIER acknowl
edges a substantial call iron
Mr.. Zook while he was in Key
tesville.
Chariton courier., 1908-05-29

Miss Katie Mills, daughter
of Mr., and Mrs. Thos. Mills OF
5 1.2 miles north Of Keytesville,
and who is one of the most popu-
lar young ladies of that vicinity
has been dangerously ill during
the past 10 days as a result of a
relapse in an attack of measles,
but is now, we are glad to say,
very much better and we sin
cerelyhope for her early recov-
cry.
The COURIER has just as much
right to move its Office into the
courthouse as abstracting firms
h ave to have Offices there atpub.
lie expense. Butthe COURIER has
building of its own on which it
pa ys taxes, insurance and inter-
est, and abstracters nor others
have any right to usurp space IN
! public building privategains.
Be sides their presence in coun'
ty Offices destroys the privacy ol
thosewho 60 to the courthouse on
private business, and they should
be required to vacate. Wha
became of the order that thu
county court once made to tha
effect? Why was it never en-
fore ed? A business that doe
not justify owning q building O
paying rent is not worth having
The county official who tolerate
such impositions should an
will find himself down and ou
when he wants another term
Mark the prediction! The CoU
RIER serves notice right now Shs
, it will make an open fight on a
: su ch officials when they agai
become candidates for office.
Chariton courier., 1908-05-29
Notice.

If you are are going to build
you will save money by having
plans and specifications for your
work. I will make your plans
and make out your material bill
for any kind of building at 8
reasonable price.
H. F. SoMMER,
Salisbury, Mo.
Chariton courier., 1908-05-29

Harry A. Aldridge, who is en-
ployed by the La Rue Printing
Co. of Kansas City, is spending
the week here with his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. j. T. Aldridge.
!. B. McNabb, the Model aiH
man of Salisbury, was here FRI
day on business, and M. G. SmitA
a Salisbury real estate deaae1
was q capital visitor Monday.
The streams of our county
have been bank full and over
flowing in the bottom lsndsI
Many acres of wheat and corr
have been washed out and CORD
will haveto be replanted.l aeg
The editor of the COURIER
and daughter, Miss Sammy
Vaughan, left Wednesday MORN
ing for Excelsior Springs to attend
the annual meeting of the Mis-
souri, Press association which
convened Wednesday for .
Three. days session.
Chariton courier., 1908-05-29
Lie Insurance.

The National Life is now in
her 59th year and during all this
time has given every policy hold
er a square deal. She pays
cash annual dividends beginning
with the end of the first year.
]. T. BUNToN,
;e District Manager.
Chariton courier., 1908-05-29
Ice! Ice!

We are now prepared to de-
liver ice in quantities to suit the
purchaser every morning and
Saturday afternoon.
J. D. CUNNINGHAM.
Phone No. 1856. Keytesville, Mo.
Chariton courier., 1908-05-29
For Sale.

Two choice Aberdeen-Angus
males, one calved May IA, the
other June 16, 1907. Farm five
miles east of Keytesville on the
Salisbury road. Call, write or
phone,
V. E. LAWRENCE.
Salisbury, Mo.
Chariton courier., 1908-05-29
White Leghorns and White
Turkeys.

8. G.. White Leghorns (Wvcoff
Blanchard) new blood introduced
from E. E. Vannatta's heavy
laying strain. Eggs per 10, 5Oc,
100 for So. White Holland turkey
eggs per ii, $3.50. Baby chicks
per 100. 81. Call or write.
MRS. ELLA WEIGH,
r. F. D. No. 1. Keytesville, Mo.
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