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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
DELAY GOLF CONTEST

BURLINGAME July 4-On account
of lack of entries the contest for the
Mrs. Walter S. Martin cup. which was
scheduled to take place over the links
of the Burlingame country club today.
was called off. Many of the women
who entered their names for the tour
nament failed to appear when it was
time for the match to begin
a friendly match among some of the
members of the club was held this
afternoon, the lack of entries not les
sening the work of the caddies by any
means, for those of the rocking chair
feet" who suddenly decided that they
were athletic kept the gutta percha
balls bounding in all directions.
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Butte Races

BUTTE July s.-seventh day; weather clear;
FIRST RACE-Four f,.riongs. year olds and
ODDS Horse and Jockey. W.T.. ST. Str. Fin.
3-z-Iyte knight fGroth}....112 1871
a-1-Clendenning 81. Nelson) .112 212
4-l-Dr. Hollis Cslngletonl .I12 "a sh
Iona start good for all but Jim Driscoll. Won
knight. much the best. was only galloping ali
the way. keniiworth ~. Helesme COL, Hop
Queen SOL. Florentine COL, Jim DriscolI Al.
finished named.
SECOND RAcE-siz furlongs. selling. year
aids and upward:
odds. Horse AID Jockey. VT. St Str. Fin
isi-Tss Tssr'fss TTsg Irss totissiii3 astlii5 S
Time l;i65s- Winner, ch. N. by Rubicon- Lulu
driving. Black Domino 81 Cerro santa 81.
rrince Frederick q, Nandstor 81. Golden Light
l5-l. Bright Albert 15-l. nnshed as named
THIRD RACE-siz furlones. selling year
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT ST. Str Fin.
f-l--EoRite tsihg getonl los 23zl l@
lU-f-John J. Rogers CButel ia 2n
7-2-Royal Ben lOtis). . IEA3 Ia
Time; l;le1s 81. Winner winneF. : BY Eon- Mermaid;
easily. T. J.. Shaw 81, Decorator 10-l, Calen-
dar 81. Sake 30-1. Entrada l0-l. Shady Lad
lO-I. Jrigs Morris I2-I, Eudora 5-i. Taskmaster
FOL, finished named.
FOURTH RACE-one nile. the Celebration
hsndieap. s year olds and upward, value to 6rst
S975-
ODDS Horse ami Jockey. VT. ST. Str. Fin.
l2-l--M. Hollaader (E. Slrnl 80 1 III q
5-lo--Cabin (Huestisl -..-. los q
Tine. l.43. Winner. b. n. by Mafa -Circlef.
start good Won driving. Second and third
sane. Cabin outrun early. moved up fast IN tht
strerch, but began % hang in hnal 30 yards az
i hardly ready or stale. j. C. Clem nc
chance with this rider, and Is evidently some
what stale. Sidney 81, /. c. Widric 81
J. c. Glenn 81. finished as named
FIFTH RAcE-ons mile. selling. year old'
and upward.
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin
3-l--Sainrida ,E. Clark. % iGsi 3
3-2-Chippaws fSipglefonl Jos = 2 q
5o-i--Ihe Dor tShrinerl iot ! Z II:
Tine. 1:4s. Winner, b. N. by Saln Merida
start good. Won ridden out. Second and thirt
driving Wise Hand 81. Eduardo 3-1- Westcrr
l2l, Rcco 81, Etsps 81. Marion Louise 5o-1
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Two Yacht Clubs to-
Race Today
Corinthian and San Francisco
Fleets in Sailing Contests
on the Bay

This season in yachting the racing
element has held sway. Never since
the first club was launched has such a.
series of contests been seen. The
Corinthian club, noted for its cruising
propensities. has been foremost in the
contests under the leadership of Com
modore w. Frank Stone, one of the
best racing shippers that has ever
/ handled tiller Today the Corinthian
VIII fight for the racing supremacy In
4 club event starting at Vallejo and
+ ending at the clubhouse. At the same
time the fleet of the San Francisco
club viii be doing the same If the
arbitrary handicaps. as made by the
regatta committees, prove the least
bit expert the scene in the upper bay
should prove the most interesting that
the yachting enthusiasts have ever
seen, for the two fleets should be well
punched together as they near Rae
coon strait
The feet of the California yacht club
had no programmed event for over the
fourth, but most of the yacht owners
spent the time up In Montezuma slough
and around Collinsville. On the four
teenth. however, there will be a race
/ for the Wallace trophy. The course
will be from Brooks island. where the
clubhouse is situated, to and around
/ Preside shoal buoy. While the yachts
men are battling for the trophy the
landlubbers viii be holding high carni-
vel on the beach at Brooks island. en-
joying clambake. The candidates for
/ the cup are the sloop Alert, T. Ken
dal; Perhaps, Vice Commodore J. J..
/ Sherry; Tigress, Secretary e. r. Broad
water, and Elthe, owned by DR., j.
/ Brown.
The yacht Ariel of the Golden Gate
yacht club has started on two weeks
cruise up the Sacramento river.
! Captain Lewis Ward and Dr. D. Nc
Rea are now anchored off Santa CRUZ
in the yawl Idler OF the California
! club. where they went to spend the
fourth.
Charles Meyer OF the San francisco
club, in the Thelma, is now up the Sac
ramento river. The cruise will last
about three weeks longer.
Or. Thomas L. Hill of the San Fran
cisco club, who has been spending his
vacation on the sloop yacht Queen up
the river. viii join the fleet today at
Vallejo and race home in the club
event.
! The cruise OF the GoIden Odte yacnt
! club to Napa for over the fourth was
called off and the yacht owners were at
leisure to go where they liked. Most Of
them, however, were expected TO visit
! Vallejo. coming home today.
The Corinthian yacht club is plan
ming a great event for the near future.
1t will be unique, inasmuch as it is
the first of it's kind ever given on
! local waters. It will be a big recep-
tion 10 the members of the rocking
[ chair heet-those who sit on the porch
and tell the yacht owners and cruisers
I what to do and who would rather be
soused by themselves than the sea 1t
viii be sort of love feast at the club
house. The honorary guests of the oc-
casion win be the following admirals:
Joseph Tracey. r. Joseph O'Brien,
Mathew Brennan. Judge Thomas Kav-
anagh, Pierre Martenstein, Patrick Nc
Laren and Clancy Mckee.
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SMITH BEATS FIELps

GOLDFIELD. New. July 4.-"Rube'
Smith of Denver was given the decision
over Frank Fields of Goldfield at the
end OF 20 rounds Of fierce fighting al
the Hippodrome this afternoon. The
men were evenly matched and put up .
great night. Up to the last round hon.
ors were about even. In the concIlid
ing round Smith had Fields in q bad
way and won the we'll earned decision
The men fought at lf5 pourd-
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Rugby Talk Already
I. in The Air
BY William Unnack

Although the Rugby football season
is still several weeks off, Rugby play
ers are starting to get move on, and
all sorts of queries are made as to the
outlook. Judging by present indica-
tions the season promises to be the
most successful yet enjoyed by follow
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wHEELMEN TO ENTERTArN

BERKELEY. July 4-The smell
wheelmen Of South Berkeley have ac-
wheellnen and will attend in q body
the entertainment given by them on
july 10. The South Berkeley bicycle
enthusiasts will enter team IN the
roller races
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) Germany publishes every year nearly
twice. as many new books as France.
The number of new German books In
1907 was se,07s
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he annexed the highest title. that OF
coast champion.
The match proved somewhat OF
disappointment. Long did not play as
we'll as usual, while Mclaughlin was
at his best. Long made an unusual
number Of double faults and seldom
got in his first service. On the other
hand, Mclaughlin served unusually
well and won ace after ace Long
found his opponents service most df1-
cult to handle and usually netted the
ball or put il out OF bounds.
Mclaughlin won the first and third
sets easily, the second being the only
one of the three that was close.
Long led at 81 in the second set
and il looked almost a certainty that
he would make II set all He fell down
on two service games. however, and
Mclaughlin pulled up TO 5-5. From
this point on each won on service until
Mclaughlin finally broke in and took
the set by a score OF 1910. The third
set proved about as one sided as the
first The score in McLOughlin's favor
was 6-3, 1910, 60.
AS was expected. Miss Hazel dotch-
kiss OF Berkeley successfully defended
her title. She met Miss Ida Mearus in
the challenge match and won as she
pleased. The Golden Gate park expert
did her best, but she was Outclassed
and IL was only question OF how many
games she would get in each set. The
score was 6-1, So. Miss HOtchkisS
was IN excellent form and her skill
both at the net and IN the back court
proved a revelation to the spectators
Many expressed the opinion that the
little champion would not be entirely
outclassed by Worlds Champion May
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MAY SUTTON DELAYED


While the latest announcement is to
the effect that Miss sutton will not be
here next Saturday as expected, the
fans have not given up hope entirely
and think that the champion can be
persuaded to change her mind In n
letter 10 Miss Hotchkiss Miss Sutton
states that she viii not come north
until September and the match between
the two arranged for next Saturday at
the California club looks very dubious.
The finals of the mems doubles viii
be played this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The contestants will be Melville Long
and Carl Gardner on one side Of the
net and Maurice Mclaughlin and
George James on the other. The latter
are present coast champions in doubles.
These two teams are easily the best in
this part of the state and are as evenly
matched as any two that could ba
brought together. The match will be
three sets out OF five. AS this is tho
first doubles tournament for the state
championship there will be no chal-
Ienge match. The title VIII go to the
winners OF the finals.
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Kins !. s.-EaS Brush iS-i Meadow Horn aol finished

as named.
SIXTH RAcE-Five furlongs. selling. . year
oids and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. wtst. Str. Fin.
5-l-Grotto tHuestisl .l07 LII
i-l-Mad Musgrave lSin'tonllo7 | 8 Il
Time. :o3. Winner ch. &. by Herbert living
land Start good. Won in hard drive of four
Mona 3o-l, Pallas 1871 Edrona 5-i BecluSe I5-I.
Semproelle COL. Iyler COL. finished as named
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The cruise of the Golden Gate yacht
club TO Napa for over the fourth was
called off and the yacht owners were at
leisure to go where they liked. Most Of
them, however, were expected 10 visit
Vallejo, coming home today.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29
OBSTRUCTION PLAN
IS RINGS POLICY
Machine County Central COM
niittee in Sacramento DELAYS
Election Proclamation
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SACRAMENTO, July zs-Although
the members OF the Lincoln Roosevelt
league in this city have tried repeated
" 70 get the county central committee,
which is controlled By the machine. 10
decide hsw the delegates shall be
elected in the nineteenth assembly dis
trict. they have been unable 10 get a
satisfactory answer.
The leaguers want 10 know whether
the delegates are 10 be elected by
blanket ticket for the entire nineteenth
ASSEMBLY district-by supervisoriaI
districts or by precincts. The earlier
they can receive this information the
greater viii be their advantage, for
they can select their delegates and be-
gin 4 vigorous campaign
Desiring 10 put every obstacle they
can in the way OF the LincoIn-Roos
Welt league the machine has continued
10 delay as long as possible the cleo
tion proclamation The committee an
nounced several days ago that the mat
ter would be settled at 2 meeting 10 be
held last night. but another delay was
the result The committee decided TO
leave the matter 10 Chairman John g
ing, the machine boss and Secretary
c. ". Haub. They promise 10 have II
ready by July 81 That viii leave but
10 days for the Lincoln-Roosevelt
leaguers TO prepare their ticket and
make their campaign
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MACHINE SACK TO
AID FRANK AITKIN
Push Headquarters in Thirty=
ninth in Evidence With
Money to Burn
Club Leases a Hall for Three
Months and Distributes
Coin to Heelers

The machine sack has been opened in
the thirty-ninth district TO land Frank
Aitkin in the assembly. The machine
club. headed by John r. Aitkin. which
went down 10 overwhelming defeat in
the May primaries, is in evidence with
two headquarters and money 10 burn
Francis V. keesling. who announced
early in the spring that ne was 10 be
the distributor OF the Herrin machine
money. gave IL out just before the Nay
primaries that the sack had been
stopped in transit He was prominently
present, however. AZ the deliberations
Of the organization and crushing de-
feat al the primaries did not put the
club out OF business.
In spite Of the protestatioas OF inan-
cial embarrassment on the part OF the
machine club leaders, they entered the
present primary campaign in 2 manner
calculated 20 throw doubt upon their
poverty plant Their first move was
20 shut the Independent and Lincoln.
Roosevelt league clubs out OF Theater
hall at Fifth avenue and California
street by leasing il for three months
at substantial rental The next step
taken by the impoverished patriots was
10 lease headquarters on Clement street
near Fifth avenue al z stiff rental for
three months. and begin the distribu-
ton Of funds for willing workers
throughout the district
Abe Friedlander poses as the angel
and says that he purposes 10 set
mark in the district that viii make the
efforts OF Frank Aaesrretu look cheap.
At g meeting OF the club held last
night John P Aitkin was present IN
his official capacity, but the meeting
was run by Friedlander, Ed Beeler,
Thomas Robertson and Tom Atkinson,
Maestretti's old lieutenant The club
was permitted 70 make about 20 nom
nations for delegates and was informed
that the executive committee would sit
on the suggestions and ultimately pre-
sent g ticket
Friedlsnder had IL announced that at
the next meeting speeches would be
made by Sam Shortridge and George
4 Knight
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FOUGHT STANDARD OIL.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. July 2s.-
Thomas L Hisgen is best in west
ern Massachusetts, as Tom Hisgen the
OIL man" He is president OF the
Four Brothers Independent oil company
OF Albany, " Y. the foremost competi-
tor OF the Standard oil company IL the
United States. and OF the parent con
Germ the Four Brothers axle grease
company, OF the same city.
Six or seven years ago the Stand
ard oil company sought to acquire
the Hisgen axle grease business, offer
each for their interest The Hfsgen
boys rejected the offer and the Stand
ard oil company promptly put into
plsy its well known tactics in such
cases
The HIsgens. who had begun bust
ness with q capital OF 500, and at the
outset walked into Albany before
daylight in order 10 be on hand in
the market places with their axle
their produce. did not SIT idly by
while the big monopoly assaiIed their
business They not only enlarged their
axle grease plant but as reraliatory
matter embarked in the oil business
Hisgens success in combating the
Standard oil company attracted the at
tention of politicians Last year he
declined the democratic nomination for
lieutenant governor, and was norui-
league He polled approximately So
00G votes.
Hisgen was born In Petersburg. IND
and will be so years old next Novem-
oer. He is married and has three
children.
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PLATFORM SUMMARIZED
Planks Composed of Several
Hearst Ideas

CHICAGO. July 2s.-The platform
adopted by the independence party
convention declares for the following g:
Direct nomination by the people; the
initiation and referendum and the
right OF recall
against all forms OF corrupt practices
az elections and prohibition OF the use
OF money at elections except for meet
ings, literature and necessary Irav elm g
expenses Of candidates is demanded
Extravaganza by the federal admin
istratiol IS denounced and economy IS
urged
The arbitrary use OF the writ OF
Injunction in contempt proceedings is
condemned as q violation OF the right
OF trial by jury, It IS declared that
no Injunction should issue until after a
trial upon the merits. and that such
trials should be had before q jury and
that no person should be deprived OF
liberty IN contempt proceedings with
The enactment OF law prohibiting
the blacklfSGng OF employees IS ia
vored- as is the enactment OF an en-
ployers' liability law State and fed
eraI inspection OF railroads is ad-
vocated
child labor is denounced and prohI-
bition asked
The manufacture OF prison made
goods is denounced
The federal inspection OF grain IS
urged
=
the creation OF q department OF labor
the head OF which shall be q member
OF the presidents cabinet a demand
is made for z gradual reduction OF tar
~ duties, with just consideration for
the rights OF the public and encourage
meut Of industry.
The creation of an interstate COM
merce court IS asked. and q bin empow-
eri1g shippers 70 compel railroads TO
provide ample transportation fscili-
ties is advocated
All combinations for the restraint OF
trade and commerce and the establish
ment Of monopoly are denounced
The government ownership OF all
public utilities. including railroads
and tslegraphs. IS urged
The creation OF postal savings banks
is asked.
Legislation suppressing bucket shops
aud fictitious selling OF farm products
for future delivery is denounced
Asiatic immigration. II IS said. de-
nands the passage OF an exclusion act
protecting American workIngmen from
competition with cheap Asiatic labor.
Other important planks declare for q
large navy, tndOrse the inland deep
waterways project. advocate the pop
ulsr election OF senators by the peo-
pie and favor e graduated income tax
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.$25O,OOO FIRE
SWEEPS PORTLAND
Heavy Wind Drives Flames and
for a Time Make Terrible
Conflagration Inevitable
Four Blocks in the Center OF
0regon's Chief City Are
Destroyed

PORTLAND, Ore, July 2T.-Firs
which broke out az $40 p. m today
destroyed an area equivalent 10 almost
four blocks. did actual damage esti-
mated al s225.s0 and for hours jeop-
ardized the entire north end OF the city
with its millions OF dollars worth OF
buildings. No lives were lost and there
was only one injured This was Ed
ward Lorone. a Iineman. who was seri-
ously burned and shocked by electricity
while cutting power wires.
The flames started in the stables OF
the Oregon transfer company. near the
corner OF Fifth and Hoyt streets, and
is believed 10 have been caused by
spontaneous combustion OF new hay.
Four transfer companies have stables
in this block. and within 10 minutes
all the buildings IN the block, with
the exception OF q couple OF stores on
the immediate corner OF Sixth and
Gliszn streets, were afire.
= heavy wind famed the flames
against the windows OF the Barr hotel.
q four story brick building on Sixth
and Glisan streets, and soon this Etruc-
ture was z seething furnace. II was
Quilted South OF the hotel the fire got
into 3 two story brick building used
U+ Sinai SNOEc keepers ana dS q AQLE-
ing house and almost gutted this
structure The Oregon casket company,
a six story brick plant. on the south
east corner Of the block presents TWO
blank walls 10 the northwest and
these stopped the fire. The casket
company suffered little damage
IN the meantime the fire had jumped
across Sixth street and had consumed
an entire half block between GIisan
and Eoyt streets Its progress TO the
east was stayed by the high brick
walls OF the Union meat company.
which occupies the east half OF the
block The rest OF the block was
occupied by stables and by black
smith and wagon shops. The FIRE
jumped across Giisan street AT Fifth
This was burned down, as well as q
machine shop lying between II and the
establishment of the Pacific coast con-
struction company. The construction
company was undamaged. but the
flames sucked around the southwest
corner OF the STRUCTURE and destroyed
one story frame bunding, which faced
on Fourth street Again the fire was
met by high brick walls and its prog
ress halted
Within these bounds. by dint OF great
effort, the fremea managed 10 hold
the fire The fire bid fair TO destroy
the greater part OF the north end OF
the city. Other than the row OF bricks
which hedged II in there are few but
frame buildings for quarter OF mile
IN the direction the wind was blowing.
and the manner in which the flames
were carried by the wind seemed for
a time 70 make q terrible conAagra-
.ion inevitable
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NEGRO BURNED TO
DEATH AT STAKE
Boy Charged With Assault on
Miss Delaney Taken in
Hand by Mob

DALLAS, Texas. July 2S-~Tad'
Smith, a negro boy Is years old
charged with criminal assault on Miss
Viola Delaney Of Clinton, Hunt coun-
~, yesterday afternoon, was captured
By officers early today. He was taken
before the, young lady and identified
The boy was then hurried to the
GreenvilIe Jail. Before arriving there.
however, mob OF citizens overpowered
the officers. took the prisoner and pre-
pared to hang him The idea was given
up, however. and the mob agreed to
burn him at the stake.
Fagots were piled up in the public
square at Greenviile and the negro was
placed thereon Kerosene oil was
poured on and a match applied. Smith
slowly burned to death while a thou
sand people witnessed the execution by
fire
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Woznxz's College a Pse55e cezsSr Cl-e-s ssr5e
Advantages best eastern 17Srirrr-crs FIJI
collegiate co--Se- I7EreeS cl1f--re1- Fer rh-ee
-S-ES oL-F. ne t1-ee EQne- classes q TIE Se-t-
EAEy Department o1erL1E pTe7zra--11 fur MIS-
Collsge- the Universities sEd Ezsterl Co-leSss
VII % c0-t11Usd fScc-eslireil- Seal oul0r-
IunirieS in Domestic Scieuce Mussc snf Ar
Earnest CHRISTIAN i11Ez1ceS. -a1sec-zrzan- ~
1o-1S o he2ltheCl outdoor z-1ss-s1rs- IDEAL
location IN beautiful Oakland hTlls Fall tern
begins Auz- Il. 1868 For catzlozus ard b-oeh-
urs q views st1rsSS MRS C 7. MILLS. Przst-
dent Nils College P. o. CzHi0-nis-
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Army and Navy Orders

WASHINGTON. July 2S.-Armv or
ders-Ffrst Lieutenant Otis r Cole is
transferred from the Twenty-flrst in
fantry to the Twenty fiftEl fnfantrv
and will join his regiment in the
Philippines Lieutenant Cole will re-
the department of California for dfrtv
pending the departure OF the trans
port for the Philippines
Navy orders-Commander C. Y. Of
PaciHc haet an tia Vest Vxr1sufa
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stock in Nevada. Live and otheru,..

Life in Nevada. in two aspects. az
strongy contrasted as the trapping OF
wild horses on the wild ranges and the
Gus times in GoIdfeld. contributes To
the interest Of the August number Of
Sunset Magazine The wild horses are
trapped ia reality by Charles (Petel
Barnum, an expert horse tanner. and the
newspaper IS run in fiction In a good
story. When IN Rome" b. ". T.
Boericke
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.PosTMAsTERS APPOINTED

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-Trs fol-
lowing California postmassers were aD-
pointed today: Charter Oak. Los An
geies county, Milton A Hoyt. vice r.
T. Graham. resigned: Keene Kern
county. Clyde MaiiaehOwitz. vice c. r.
ingram. removed
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NAMES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

club has appointed the following ex-
ecutive committee: John Coghlan.
Charles Meinea-t, Timothy Ryan.
Charles Butcher. J. H. Eubacheck B.
DotIy. J. J. Breslin and Ernest T. AIyer.
The club meets az Maennerbund hall.
Twenty-fourth street and Potrero ave
nue.
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s''I'a s''Isa Hs'Ii HEART COLLEGE

Dsalenss-1tes Shsr good tezchza- counts ne
I9s1-ucc1-s AZ Szrr-1 Hssrr Collsz--he Ch-i<-
- nrol1=-s-a-e specialists II TIE Lo02Ea q
sd1cztisn- Il : -Heir life zu-k
LITERARY SCIENTIFIC a1f CONTSfERCTAI.
ee1-ses. SFec-2l training II voice cul-1rrs -
os1Ias1fe At Co1-Se Of study forwarded q au-
plsczilo7- BROTHER LEWIS. T. : c.
Classes reopen Tuesday. Sep.eubsr !
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Free Kinderzorten Normal school

Golden Gate Ksrderz1r1e1 Asa Aerress-es
by STATE Beard C E61czrzcE- 1zth y=ar ou.szs
August 8 Mss VIRGINIA FITCH P-essse7C
MISS ANNA n STOEALI- Pri7czpzi Adlress
lSz4 Pcik 81 room -
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UNION LABOR CLUB MEETING

meeting OF the thirty-seventh as
sembly district union labor party club
will be held at the master painters
hall. 1901 Fulton street, this evening
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29
PARSONS PRIVATE SCHOOL

All grades Prtzs-y. grammar. hfzk sche.os
snd b-si1ess co1-Ss- Bc4h seTss- Reore1s Al
gust 10 A J. PARSONS. Principal So Szsh
street. oakland