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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-21
Large Military Company.

Plant City is 10 nave a military
company, one having been organic
ed there with a membership of 90
enlisted men, one of the largest COM
panies in the state and unusual in
terest has been manifested. Applica-
ton has been made and favorably
passed on by the adjutant general for
the company to join the second req
ment, and the company will be mus
tered into service in time for the
state encampment-Ocal Banner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-21
POLITICS AND
POLITICIANS
Send Him to Denver.

0CnO Tll'u 10 GGnNCT.
Hon. a. J. Knight, one of Tampas
best and most rrorU17~ business men.
is a candidate for delegate from this
district to the Democratic national
convention. He VIII - '>O1t.
for he is we'll I1~~--- ht9hIv es-
teenIed throughout this section, and
Tampa alone is likely to start him
off with 5000 or 1000 votes next
Tuesday. AS he favOrs BRYAN for
president, it would he oil right to
send him to Denver.-Punta Gorda
Herald
Keep it in the Back Yard.
Haven't heard anything lately about
all the cigar factories leaving Tampa
if the state went prohibition. Good
idea to keep this in the back yard -
1t was costing GiIchrist. the candidate
for governor who is being supported
by the whiskey element, many votes
throughout the state.-iManatee Rec
ord.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-21

TO be no way of forecaSting which
one of his opponents will run second
Both Mays and Griggs are making a
hard fight and each seems confident
that he will be in the second primary
with KehOe, hut which one will fight
it out with the young state attorney
can only be determined when the
vote Of. the first primary are counted.
Holmes County Advertiser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-21
Ripe for a Change.

We believe in pensions where they
are needed and appreciated by the
people that draw them, but when PEG
pie who get the benefit or them are
able to get out and buy wniskey and
cigars fer campaign purposes and
then use the old soldier war hoop"
TO keep them in Office We +h+nk the
time is full ripe for making change
Jasper Banner of Liberty
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-21

marriage He is seventy years old
but his love letters have all the ar,dor
Of vealy youth in the ecstacy of its
first passion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-21
NEWS AND VIEWS
BY STATE PRESS
A Sensible Innovation,

Never before. perhaps, in Florida,
has the Grand Army of the Republic
invited southern man to preach the
usual annual Memorial Day sermon.
In Gainesville, the Lew Wallace post
has invited the Rev Thos. p. Hav.
pastor of the First PRESBYTERIAN
church of that city, to deliver the
sermon Sunday incident to the Mem
ORAL Day exercises on the Both inst.
and the young sOutherner has accent
ed the invitation. The sermon is to
De preached Sunday so as not to con-
nlct with the university exercises on
the 6Oth. The post has also invited
the Daughters of the Confederacy.
veterans and Sons of Veterans to mar
tlclpate in the exercises. One God.
one peop,e, and one country again
Jacksonville Metropolis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-21

Rich women in New York who never
had more than one husband will soon
be scarce enough 10 organize an ex
CeedingIy exclusive society OF some
hnd!-WaShingt Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-21

What jars Judge Parker most Of all
is the fact that nobody now cares
whether he takes a daily swim OF not.
Washington Post.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-21
Harris For Beard.

Hon. John s. Beard may not get to
the senate, but he has captured d
mighty strong supporter in Frank
Harris of the OcaIa Standardization
vile Floridian.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-21

Fourth Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral DeGraw has just issued the fol-
lowing order to correct an abuse of
the rural route delivery system which
merchants in some parts of the coun-
try are engaged in:
''All packages or merchandise to be
sent out by rural carriers by mer-
chants of the town should be pre-
sented at Postoffices for inspection.
and in case it is found that extran-
eCus matter not ordered by the
patrons has BEEN added to any mail
able matter or package for the purpose
of making such package or matter I'M
mailable, pOstmaSterS should refuse
TO permit the carrier to CARRY any
such matter or package for hire out
side of the mails, and rural carriers
should not receive amy mail matter
from patrons as unavailable matter FOR
hire which they suspect has been
made unavailable by such devices as
adopted by the merchant Ueferred to-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-21

Same Here in Pensacola.
1t Is about tie for the sanitary de-
partment to begin active precautions
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-21

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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-26
CHATTER xx111

Z. Z
mo, Mr.. Ford, there is no explana.
ton that will explain away the in.
eliminating fact This is q matter
which involves the good name Of the
Pacific Southwestern company,
through its officials, and I must insist
upon your resignation.
The battle was on, with the two
contestants facing each other In the
privacy OF the presidents room In the
Copah hotel, Since Alicia had made
him exchange the sword of extermina-
ton for the olive branch, Ford was
fighting ON the defensive, )striying
good-naturedly and persisterrtly to
keep his official head on his shoul.
ders.
I've admitted that 1t looks pretty
bad, Mr.. ColDrith; but you will con
cede the one chance IN a hundred
that no wrong was intended. I merely
did, on the ground, what thousands
Of investors in mining chances do the
world over bought an interest in a
mine without knowing or caring
greatly into what particular mountain
the mine tunnel was driven
Mr. Colbrith frowred. He was of
that elder generation of masters
which looked with cold disapprovai
upon any side ventures on the part
of the subordinate.
The company has paid you libev-
ally for your time and your undivided
attention, Mr.. Ford. No man can
serve two masters. Your appointment
as assistant to the president did not
contemplate your engaging in other
business
Ford carefully suppressed the smile
which the bit of industrial martinetry
provoked.
AS to that he said pIacably. Il
can assure you that the gold digging
has been purely an investment on my
part"
"But an investment which you
should not have made insisted the
president judicially "lf it had not
tempted you to this breach of trust, it
was still inexpedient--- most undeni-
ably inexpedient. An official high ia
the counsels of a great corporation
should be like Caesars wife above
suspicion"
This time Fords smile could not oe
wholly depressed. 81 grant you it was
toolhardy, in the economic point of
r1ew," be confessed. II took long
chance of going ten thousand dollars
to the bad. But mine buying is a dis
ease as contagious as the measles.
Everybody in a mining country takes
flyer. at least once. The experienced
ones will tell you that nobody is i'm
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-26

sinking spell while driving an electric
automobile yesterday, Mrs. Clara
Courtwright, aged 60 years, fell from
the machine. In falling the guiding
lever of the machine was swung in
such a manner as to cause the ma
chine to circle the street twice, the
wheels passing over her body both
times and causing injuries from which
she died six hours later. Mrs. Court
wright was the wife of 0. B. Court
wright, who served several terms in
the state legislature.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-26

Itch cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails,
Sold by W. L. Sargent, druggist.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-26
Thrifty Castro.

Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin,
is said that President Castro Of
Venezuela has saved $60,000,000 in
four years out Of a salary of $1,000,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-26

(To be Continued.l
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-26

| There may be more in this gold
discovery than have been willing to
! admit he said abstractedlv, land in
that case Mr. Ford. upon
what terms will you consent to go on
and whip this line of ours into shape?"
Ford came out of the fog Of dis
couragement with a bound.
"a complete change in the man
aeement OF the Pacific Southwestern,
Mr.. Colbriih. North and his grafters
must GO
| The president did not fly into
wrathful shreds. as Ford fully expect
ed On the contrary. he was lingering
the white goats beard with one ner.
Vous hand, and apparently listenirk,
half-absently TO the clamor in the
street.
Don't be unreasonable Mr.. Ford, :
he said cutie mildly. You know we
can't consider anything like that at
! the present moment"
1T must be considered Ford per
sisted Ever since | quit being a di-
vision superintendent. North has ob,
structed, lied about me. fought me-
The time has come when, if | stay,
must have { free hand. can't have
lit while he is out OF Jail
THAT is strong language to apnv
TO our first vice president. Mr. Ford
And | can only believe that you are
preiudiced- unduly preiudiced. But
all this may be taken up later. AS you
suggest, we may be losing very prec-
iuus time
! Ford got upon his feet.
/ Promise me that you will give the
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Guy T. wayman ct al. TO Alex Warner lot in
S line of Turk street, 60 f of Cough, IS by S
100: $I0
Isidor wcinstein to Mount Zion hospital. lot in
line of Sutter street. 1896 of Devisadero E
by 1876; $40.
Eachern and wife, lot 507. gift map 1: sfo
Charles A. Foley and wife to E. A. Theile lot
33 block T. Refs tract: grant.
Joseph J. Phillips to Louise A. Phillips lot In
f. line OF Belvedere street, 5T6 S Of Parnassus
avenue S 33:Ils. E 124:7A: $40.
chauncy S. Blair and wife to>Herbert Seebel
lot in S line of Sacramento street, 1926 K of
Locust + % by $ 100; Sl0.
State savings bank TO Henry Chandler ct AL
LOT in f line of Fortv-frst avenue 27, Of X
street 100 by f 40, $40.
Henry c.. Chandler ct al to John Burns lot In
+ line of Forty-first avenue. 275 of K street
S so by f 120; So
LOT IN NV line Of Paris street. $50 SW IF
France avenue Sw 25 by NV 100: $40
Iouis s. Green 10 Pauline Green lot In line
of Sutter street, 165 w of Steiner, 27:6 by n
1915: So
Ellie schmaizlen to William H. Bone and
WIFE lot in y line Of Twenty fifth street. los w
of Sanchez w % by y ia: so.
A " Beesley TO James +. Kennedy LOT In W
line of Oxford street 100 of Burrows. 100 by
Hannah Haskell to Marian Haskell. lot in w
line OF A street. 32:6 W Of Fourth avenue W
% by 100: So
BENJAMIN T. HASKELL to Marion HASKELL half
interest in lot in w line of Seventh avenue
l25 OF 3 street. % By " 100; gift
Jno r. Mclean to Simon Mclean lot In Y
line OF Fourth street, 80 W Of Walter \ o7:6
Lacy II. OTIS trustee. to Martha I. Macon
dray three eighths interest In lot In line Of
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
THE- SAY FRANcsco cALL THURsDAY sEPTEMBER "a 1908

fsl Bush street. ao:e of kearny. as;s by S
Oak street, 4s:5 E Of Central avenue, 80 by S
Martha T. Tyler to VIM. Smith. lot in "
Is S BY = W 10: 90 SO sts'''e 90 As s'''s'' :
Jacob Heyman company to Jno. L. White: lot
Hanover NV 5o:6 by NE IFS; $40.
,Ephriam a. Tryon and wife TO Henry I.
Of sern lot N Il 3 Sw 81 Line Sw Of ,oS Se0sg ss
company. lot in NE line of Twentieth avenue
SSS.n; 100. $40 80 )" OF u street NV 90 BY Ne
Mary e. Deminr ct al to Jacob Heyman
is sw y ns street et Sw q sS
100: $40.
Henry g. cdsss, Meyer : ct a. to sssl. shsehsn
y r'isc iso, 5 ias; sio. 90 i"' z '-''' %
Iabes Hsrnvsll to Geo. Smith. lot g. block
Of Twenty fifth avenue. 2eo 5 Of wss Clay
street. 30 by 12o gift
line Of Twenty 20 avenue Eco Of West e cas
s'Iset Arthur 70 II Holland 49, ana gift mfe to l. Bright
10, in line oe of Of FOIieth as x,C 100 of
al. lot In " line Of Douglass street. 2s5 Of
Eighteenth, 25 by W 1856; $40
Heinecke ct al. lot In line OF Caselli avenue.
200 E Of Glover street. E IS by I21; $40
Carl Heinecke TO same. lot in line Of Caselli
avenue. $50 W Of Douglass street. 121 by W
Jean ". Dupas TO celina Gassman lot in \
line Of Jackson street. 25 W Of Larkin. IS
James craniey to II. r. Anderson lot in NE
line Of Ninth avenue. 75 Sc Of G street. Sc 70
Johanna Booth to ANY c. Booth. lot in W lire
Of shotwell II, st street; o 1886 of Nineteenth
sarah A. Jacobs to Charles A. johnson. lot in
line of Eleventh Avenue South. 100 W Of NJ
street W ~ by 100: SO.
John A. Jacobs and wife 10 same. lot in s
line Of SiiIiman street. 90 " of Hamilton. "
30 by 100. and one other piece: So
Sc corner of TWENTY third and Sanchez streets.
S eo-by r 26:a: $40.
corner of KingSnu street and San lose avenue.
1911. aa:4A. W 1910. 1854. and one
other piece: $40.
in F line Of Noe street. 142 \ of Twentieth.
% by 1oJ: $40.
Charles A. Donohue to Mary A. Donohue. lot
eenteenth, rs by W 1o2. and one other piece;
of San Bruno avenue. 200 of Bacon street,
% by 200: s5.
Thomas ". Rivers ct al. to Ludwig L Thor
race: SO.
Louis wolfson and wife to Mary ". Shan
Non lot fr. in line Of II FIN ,s s,enHs sue $50
Ida B. Dennis TO Joseph Hughes. lot in
line of Twenty eighth street, 205 W of San
chez. 20 by I14; $40
Charles Kerr to August F. Stuhr. lot in
line of San Bruno road. $50 Of Flower
street 10 BIZ 130.
Hanorah SINNERS 10 Mary Mcdonnell. lot In
Sc line Of Federal street. $50 SW OF First.
SW 1875 by Sc so: SO.
William E. Brown and wife TO Henrietta C.
Wilcex. lot In W line Of Twenty-sixth avenue,
100 S of A street. 20 by W 90: $40.
~ c. Lynch and wife TO Joseph T. Cooney
ct al. lot In " line OF Powell street. 1871 IS
y of Post, S inches by " so; SO.
Building Contracts
Hagemann brewing company with Robert
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
In San Francisco Wednesday. September %:
John s. Steward %. Plano. H.. and Nellie
S. Easton, %. Florence. Colo
John p. Ryan. q. and Mary L. Coady, Is.
both of 1911 Noe st.
Gilbert Foster "a and Hazel Fawcett. is.
both Of Vallejo.
Domenico Broggini. os and Catherine La
franchi 3s, both OF San Jose
William III. Dcering. "a. and Martha ].
Thomas 46. both OF Windsor.
Joseph b. Grove, %, 209J California ST., and
Anna VI. GangIon. 81 Ga College ave.
William ]. Richards. %. Oakland. and Grace
NJ Gardner is, 4T06 Twenty fifth st.
OAKLAND. Sept. 2s.-Tbe following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Hugh F. McGonigIe. 81. and Belle Cramms,
81. both of Oakland.
Harry A Mcclellan %. and Hazel Van Zandt.
19. both Of Eureka.
Samuel H. BIsbee. % Sacramento. and Freida
L. Liefer. 10. Los Angeles
Albert III. Rogers JT. IS, and Mary '. Costa,
10. both Of Oakland.
william Delaney. %. and Rose Little. %.
both of Oakland.
Agnes G.. Bergstrom, 25 and Mary Rhodes.
rs. both Of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24

tion OF rules for local and national
races was agreed TO be. as heretofore.
In the sole jurisdiction Of the associa-
tion.
The two bodies agreed 10 cooperate
in making the Vanderbilt cup race ard
the Savannah Grand Prize race sue
cesses- After the races this year the
two cups are TO be decided 10 an IN
dependent racing association. and be
contested for annually. the Grand Prize
cup as the International trophy and
the Vanderbilt cup as the national
trophy 1t was also agreed that the
club should not encourage other clubs
10 withdraw from the American Auto
mobile association
The essential points at Issue between
the two organizations have just been
settled. and their cooperation in the
future in all matters relating to the
sport Of automobile racing is assured.
The number ef automobiles shipped abroad bv
American manufacturers for the seven months of
1905 ending with July was considerably below
ing 70 the government reports for July IL =
noted however. that. although there Is de-
were Of higher class During the nrst seven
mouths Of 1907 the customs records show that
seat abroad. while for ike period this year
only 1.52S cars were shipped. with-a total Valu-I
alton of 50 16a. As regards the automobile
trade OF foreign makers In this country there
seems to be little change in the amount Of bust
ness so far as the number OF machines is con-
eerned- while the figures show a very substantial
falling on in total value. During the hrst seven
months % 1907 the foreign malufacturers sent
$50 machines. valued at 81. SGT. 500. and for the
same period this year 55s machines valued ut
sl170s24 France OF course. leads the list with
more than 400 cars In seven months
J. W Leavitt & Co. have been busy this week
showing prospective customers the Sf0ddard- D8v-
ton stock ear which carried or the honors az
Tanforan Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
BREAKS A ROAD RECORD
Fast Round Trip Between San
Diego and Los Angeles
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI


SAN DIEGO. Sept z3--Driving a four cyIin-
der Rambler stock roadster. l. r. Harvey OF
San Francisco. OF the best known automo-
bile drivers the Pacifc coast succeeded to
day IN lowering the round trip auto record
between San Diego and Los Angeles. thereby
gaining possession OF the Chanslor 4 I.yons
trophy Harvey made the round trip in IL
hours and Il y minutes the best previous record
being L. hours and 2S minutes. made several
months ago By Leon Shelter. driving Great
Smith roadster
Harvey with Fred Roberts. machinlst. and
Louis Miller. newsDaperman. as observers.
left the Office OF the san Diego Union st $40
o'clock this morning Escondido was reached
In 1 hour and 10 minutes. The autOists
rived at Elsinorp at 9:35 O'Clock having driven
at top speed all the way. les Angeles was
reached al 1872 o'clock. the run from San Diego
having required just hours and 2 minutes.
this being I hour and i3 minutes better than
the time made by the Great Smith roadster.
After stay of 10 minutes the return trip
from Los Angeles was begun. the coast route
being followed San Diego was reached at
5:411z o'clock
Harvey says he viii take the cup to San
Francisco to let the aut0mohiIsfs there see H.
He says that he could have cut another ~
minutes or the record II he had not leaf
home. after knowing that he had the record
beaten and the cup wc1-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24

Trost-To erect stables. sheds ETC. at corner OF
Homer and Hayward streets: S641S
VI. j. Costello with Eugene =. OConner-AlI
work. except plumbing. painting and Ieinoxau
for saloon and IA living rooms In line OF
seventh street, 125 Of Bryant, s Is By E
IS: s.. 200
F. L. Winn with J. p. Cuneo-Alterations
and additions for two story frame building in
line of Vermont street. $50 y OF Twenty
fifth. % by 100; s.. $50.
Henry Brook with ID. Houle-To erect a two
story and basement frame building In line
OF Twenty hfth avenue. $50 OF lake street.
80 by f 100: s1.7O0.
F. A West with A. ". Burnett-To erect
one and half story frame building at Sw
corner OF Twenty-frs and Noe streets. " 50
by 20; 81 $50
Gatner & Mattern Co. with Brunswick Bake
Collender = Fixtures. plumbing. plastering.
changing exterior store front for store build
ing at Sc corner OF Post street and Grant ave
nue., No. l91 Post; $500.
Augusta Isabella et al. with CarnelO Cicero
To erect a three story frame building in
line OF Filbert street 1903 OF Taylor
46. 60. W %. 60. " %. l23: S1l. .162-
Gerald j. Fitzgibbon with NJ c. Lynch and
William F. Wilson company-An work for six
story and basement class &C. building in line
OF Sutter street, 56:S W OF Larkin, " 35 by
40: $4T.T02.
S. O. Cunningham with Terry K Montgomery
All work, except concrete and cement. grading.
shades gas fixtures and finishing hardware for
one story and attic frame building IN " line
OF Polk street. 67:6 OF Green. % BY "
SAG; So. 40.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
DEATHS

ALPoRT.-In this city. September %. 1905
Anna. beloved wife of George J. Airport. a
native Of Rummensburg, Germany. aged %
BERTH this city. September 81. 1905. Mar
garet. widow OF the late Charles L. Bert
mother of Julie K. and Leslie C.. Bert
daughter of Angus and Mary Leslie. and
sister of Cecilia L. Leslie and Mrs. Jessie
A. Rolfe. a native OF San Francisco, Cal.
Friends arc respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services today Thursday. Sep
tuary % chapel Of the Golden Gate undertaking der king
company. 24I5 Mission street. Interment pri-
yate.
BROWNIE this city. September 2l. 1905.
loving son of the late James and Bridget
Brown. and brother of Mark. James and
Thomas Brown. native of San Francisco
CAL aged 80 years and months
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today Thurs
day, at 9:15 a. m, from the parlors OF the
Twenty thence to st. Roses church.
where requiem high mass will be cele-
brated for the repose of his soul. commencing
at 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
Charles j.. beloved OF Bridget A. and
the late James NJ Canning. native OF
Pittsburg, Pa.
Frieuds and acauaintances are respecffully
invited to attend the funeral today Thurs
day. at A. M. from the pariors OF Me
Brearty & Mccormick. 915 Valencia street
near Twentieth. thence to Mission Dolores
brated for the repose OF his SOUL commencing
at s:30 a. Interment Holy Cross ceme
terry.
Henry E.. dearly beloved husband OF Nellie
Carson tnee Connolly. and loving father OF
Harry W. Carson native OF San Francisco,
Notice Of funeral hereafter. Remains at the
parlors OF Mc3rearty & Mccormick 915 Va
lcnca street near Twentieth.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
MARRIAGES

DEAkINS-WOLF--In this city, September II.
1908. by the Rev. J. F.. Sguires. William
Deakins of Portland. Ore, and Lethia Wolf
OF Los Angeles. Cal.
RRIS-MOSIER-In this city. September %
1908. by the Rev. J. E. Squires. Albert Har-
ris and Cassie Mosfer, both OF Stockton. Cal
KENNY-SfORGADo-In this city. September
10. 1905 by the Rev. J. F. Squires, William
Kenny and Cecilia Morgado both of San
Francisco.
Observation-Disclosures this city, septem-
Der 10. 1905. by the Rev. J. E. Squires
George ". Northamer Of Tehachspi. CAL. and
Mary McLeish OF Oakland, Cal.
IDT-BELLSTEDf-In this city. Septem
Der 20. 1905. by the Rev. J. Fuendeing, Emil
Albert Schmidt and Eva B. Bellstedt. both Of
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the published Notices
strcted simply 10 the announcement of the event
published once in this column free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
BOTH SIDES YIELD
IN THE AUTO WAR
Mutual Concessions End Strife
Between the Rival Gov
erning Bodies
By K. r. PHommedieu

Telegraphic reports a week ago. which
announced that the war between the
Automobile Club OF America and the
American Automobile association had
been settled. gave no idea OF the basis
on which the settlement was made.
While Ii lasted the war was a merry
one and ii seemed that there was no
mutual ground on which the rivals
could be brought together; but 1t ap-
pears from a letter received by The
Call from Secretary Frederick III. Ell
lott of the American Automobile as
sociation that concessions were made
on both sides. At the conference on
September Is in New York it was
agreed that the Automobile Club of
America was to be the only American
member of the International Associa-
ton of Recognized Automobile clubs.
and that should be the only authority
Nm America for the drafting of rules
affecting and for the granting OF sane
tionS for international races. and for
the regulation of such rules In this
country. On the other hand. the mat
ter of the sanction of and the formula
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
BIRTHS

MIILER-In this city. September % 1905. to
the wife of Nelse Miller tnee Barrettl, q son.
wEST-In this city September IL 1905 TO the
wife of George 8 West daughter