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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-29
Pr6ba mif0sci.

Zabawnej prdby podja1 sig pc
wien makionek we Franeyi, cheese
zbadac cry iona 60 koehs jjak Pc.
Wilma = l ozy ma poeiag do in
nych n}ezczyzn. Otoz malzonek ten
zamknal sic W sypialui, a gdy
iona pc d1uzszei jego nieobecnosci
poczs1a 60 szuka6, ~ujrzala drzwi
zamkniete. Pukanle okazalo sic
daremne. Wreszcie wybi}a okno j
wesz}a przez ME do pokoju. Strasz-
ny przedstav;' jej sic widok, MAJ
leia1 W l6zku re z}ozonemi rekoma,
= wezglowia sta} duzy krucyfks,
a ndg staiy dwie palace sic grom-
nice, r~zncajace 6wiat1o ma blade
twarz i krzyz. w reku trzymal
ksiazke do nabozehstwa, ME oddY-
ohai wcale. No, i by}a pewna, ze
ME lyle Ma widok ten mloda
,,wd6wka'' chcac ME cheac zacze1a
po .!skakiwa6 sobie j okazywa}a
pewna radosc. Taniec jej ME by.
dlagi, albowiem nieboszczyk sig
przebudsi}, wsta}, uchwycil sic po-
rzadnego sekatego klja poczaf jej
pc grzbiecie uderzac do taktu, a
dalej rozbijac wszystko, co mu
pod reke sic zawinelo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-29

snJoahIssz,abach ma lnalych recsnYYocll
wdzkach, ht6re opatrzone zav1ll-
ssanni, bywaia tylko przexral,canee, ,
y lei obwlli zawarto6d oala Wy II
puii. sic DO Pioca. DO jednrggota r.
kiego wdzka, stojaoego n ubodsu,
NJ kt6rym zaajdowafo sic n :
prick polosonych kilka sstsb Re ie-
llaznych, wlasl IS letni chifo q ] !
zasnal y MIN, zwinawszy sic Y
kl4bek pod owemi sztabami. Pc
pewnym czasie robotnicy ME wiee
dz9c, kto znajduje sic Y 6rodkn,
wyciagneli wdzek ispohneli go kn
pieeowi, tn xa6 - jak to jest ivy
ozajem - obr6cill go na zawia+-
sach i wysypali cafa saWartosc v
zarzscs sic otchlah pieoa. W tel
.hwili spostrseiono wylatujacegoe
ogieh ch}opca, zan,m Jednak por-
vano "a zelazne szczypce, n~ies ;
sliwy chtopak " przsciagu kilku-
nastu sekund by1 JUL zweglony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-29
Protest dziad6Wa czesto-
chOWskieh.

K~orporacya dz'ad6w czees s'te,'
chowsklch poczuia sic dotknietaa
komeptarzami. y jake organ mliejj''
,scowy z~aopatrzyl swa moi neo'tatke 9
zebraku Pensyonacie, co to majjagc
maigtek wartosci kilku tys,ecy
rubli, ME wahaf sic wyciaggnla6 reki
pod kosciofem - wystdsowai do
redakcyl tego dzlennlka protest. 2
protestu tego ,,Goniec Czest. !"
zamiesc,l tilka wyjatk6w bard1o
cha,akterystycznych. DziadY cze-
stochowskle zaprzeczaja temu, ja--
koby ,,zarabiac mieli' pc kilka..
nascie rubE dzlennie. Przeciwnle,
skarza sic. i ,,publiks' straoi1a
ola Mich 1erca, tax ie zaledwie ,,po
kilka rublf' dziennie uzbierad teraz
molna. Jeden zglasza swe yotum
F=E. a.. &C.. yE=@.-s #=-.E'tE ~ - -
separatum, przysnajsc, il dziady.
czestochowshe ,,zYja mad stan :
Jeden z mich wydaf o6rke "a kupca
= ma samo weselisko stracn re
2oorubli, innl zbieraja sig na "a
bawe ma Hubertowska ulioe, gdzie
pija do rama, potem sp6zniaja sic
ma ,,stdiki," q jak przyjda, 2
Mast pacierzy klekocza andronY Q
monopolu, kt6ry jest bardzo dro-
81 it'd. TIE w%ynurzenia dziadowskie
jak slusznle piszee
Clos Wa'ssawski" przysluzyc sig
do zupesnego wyteplenia ja1mu'nic
odruehowego stwarzajtsecego.
obydny proceder zebraesy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-29
Sprytny d0rozkaz.

Mjjajac dor6ski, stoisce ma sta
cyl, m}odzleuiec pewien spostrzeggl
ma siedzeniu jednej Mich leiaca
portmonetke, skoczy} wiec szybko
do dor6iki, schowa} nieznacznie
portmonetke i kauai dor6ikarzowi
jechac ma pobliska ulice, tam jed
max widocznie z1y, wysiad1, zap1a-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-29

oan Eup i#oddaIl siie splesEniie.!!
q u6niecbem szyderczym = nslachh.
dor6ikarxspoglsdsf q odchho o,l,.s
Gym, pocIsm zeszedt : kozla=
zalrza1 do dnr6th j znalazlszy tam tam
porzucona portmonetkee, polozyi ja
zn6v IA sied1eniu szepcac: J, Otto
si6dlLmy juz kurs przy,nosi nj ten
graf, s. z:nlaall lla.i DIS n ulicy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-29
lie zyd6W Jest " Pale
-:
stynie?.

80 :at- g. 80
0beenie jest ich tam okoto.
1000 " IS kolonlaeh po miae
stach. Nar6d iydowski stara sic 0
to, ably "a pomoca swoich picnic
dzy stworzy6 W Pallestynie MOVE,
wspania}a ojczyzne zyd6w, eamo-
dzielne panstwo zydowskie. Zydz1
ca1ego swiata skladaja ma ten Gel
pieniadze.; Osobny komltet ssjmuje.
sic kolonizaoya zydowska, to INA
ozyosiedla iyddw " Palestynie j.
mich ..gospodarzy rolnik6w:
Narodowoy zydowscy, tax ivan
:syonisei, spod1iewaja SIG, e q.
pomoca pleniedsy osiegns Wolnose
y Turcyi, do kt5rei Palestyna ma.
leiy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-29
Hrabianka iona Wies-
niaka.

w urzedzie, stanu siodmej dziel-
nicy " Budapeszcie odby1 sic Stub
hrabianki Henryki Pongracz z
:Janem Ondrasikiem. Hrablanka,
liczaca lat II, JUL dawno zakcchafa
sic " Ondrasiku, a poniewaz ja
oic1cc chciaf umiescit W klasztorze
uciek1a do chaty ukochanego i &y1a
= MIN ma Ware pod bokiem OLGA,
gdyz zamek Pongracz6w wznosii
sic tut obok chaty Ondrasika. Or
ciec brabianki ma mocy wyroku
sadowego umi,scit ia "a k9adsie
wychowawczym " budapeszcle'
nrxeciwko czemu adwokat paDny
wni6sf rekura. Tymczasem starry
hrabia umar}, a matka, pochodzaca
z rodziny mieszczanskiej, zezwoli3a
ma Stub cork z Ondrasikiem. o.
b.cnie Ondrasikowa prowadzl pro-
c,s z bratem swoim Janem hr.
Pongraczem, kt6remu ojciec. "a
zycia oddal ca}y maj2tek droga
darowizny, azeby W ten sposob wy
dziedziczye c6rke. "a pomoc2 pro-
cesu choe Ondrasikowa odzyskat
nalezna sobie Geese majatku.
w czeluSci pieca zelaZ-
neg0.
W hutach zclaznych W Trzyncu
" Galicyi zaszedf pred k'lku dnia-
mi straszny, groza pre- mu]acy
wypadek. Do wielkich piec6w hut+
niczych zwozi sic zelazo albo W
drobnych kawa}kach Tub " podluzy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-29

]: Posazukuje sic gospodynli
" wieku % 80 lat Ola ksie-
dza " malem miasteczku
Wisconsin,, Zgloait sic do
Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-29


katolicieggo=.. Icz.nie nlegl
oholearze jedyny lekarz earopejsLi,
: y Hankoa sekretarz konsulaattuu
mem. nlee'mieaEkieg g Kern / ice e. iona
Mole Mole lady /, I 5 1ysIaee
z.aEubl
OssczednDs6, tozxaleta. Ale kto
=eboe ilpotrafihJ6 sos1o1ednym, po-.
winien lei umied eros1 zaosscse-,
dzony ssaaewac ME oho#a6 go
pod strzech4, pod podioga, v tko-
minie lab lnnych podobnyoh.
.dzinradb,s jjak 70 zwylli czyni6
ludzie ciee'mni, DO Cd lego 81 bank.
! kasy, gdsie. molina lokowad: o.
szozeednosciic1erps : Mich koszy.
Sci, baz obaWy utraty kapitalu.
OTTO 9' jak p. @, wdoriec, zanieszka-
II prey ulicy W6tozahskiej Y 1od1,,
srodze ukarany= xosta1 "a zle pre-
chowywsnie osze.sdno6ci- Uciulal
on sobiss tysiaoe rpbli, ktdre
.1mieniwssy nszpspiery, zas.y1 Y
:kieszeni kamizelkt i schowa4 M
dino kufra bielizna, perny, u
tam bed4 najbespieozr1ejsze. !
majac take saa1e:pokazna, dumnem
oklem patrzyf7sw przyssloe6, AMI
przypuszczajagc,. se wkrdtce stanie
sic biednyymnn.. v tych dniach
zajrzat BOWEN do sR1ojego sbanku':
j ujrzal Wmlejeee cz5stych novych
papler6w, same rozsypujace sic "a
> E-:@-t--.N 49,. r.a q 80 -%-sEs -E-N.-%r&G- %E Is
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21
Rich Hill, the
Metropolis
of Bates Co.

Continued from first page)
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

Harry 3. Marsh has moved
into his new quarters in the
Minor building, has remodeled
the interior and is putting in a
soda fountain in addition to she
news stand. When completed
be will have one Of the finest re-
freshment places in the city.
Miss Kittie Fersuson returned
Friday from FGyette, Mo-, where
she had been visiting relatives.
Maj. II. c. COckerill and wife
left Friday for Nevada where
they will make their home.
Rev. Alexander, a former pas
tor of the NJ. f. Church, South,
Is visiting friends In this city.
W. A. Jones. who had been in
ElDorado Springs for two weeks,
retained home last Thursday.
Attorney Elmer Silvers Of
Butler was 3 Rich Hill visitor
Monday.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

in the proper season r alive
with water fowls. The location
of this city in this line is shown
by the fact that there are sever
al club houses in this vicinity
owned and kept up by Kansas
City, Joplin, Nevada and Harris
onvilIe clubs. The Rich Hill
Gun Club hasa strong member
ship Of true sportsmen and take
advantage of their excellent op-
p~ortunity in this hne.
Rich Hin has oae of the best
amateur base ball clubs in the
country.
Rich Hill has one daily and
three weekly newspapers and
one job printing Office.
Rich Hill has one of the finest
artificial ice plants in the coun-
try put in by Kreiger & Klumpp
at a cost of $40, 10000; has good
mills and elevators, and the
Peoples Elevator Co. is building
a big elevator her now.
The Rich Hill stores and mer-
camille firms are too numerous
70 mention in our limited space,
bne nowhere will you find a
greater variety, better displayed
OF morereasonable priced goods.
A walk through the business dis
trict and a look at the display
windows will show you that Rich
Hill merchants are thoroughly
up-to-date in every respect. Rich
Hill has two steam laundries, one
of which is just being established
and will be one of the finest in
this part of the state when com
pleted.
Rich Hill also has:
Is Grocery stores
clothing stores.
4dry goods stores.
8hotels.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21
County omeiaIs.

Representatives. ~. .6rimth.
tarcuit Judge-U A. Denton.
Probate Judge. A. SilveFu.
SheFin-C. p. Beard.
Circuit Clerk-D. I. Embree.
County CleFk-C. g.. Weeks.
Recorder. NJ. Smith.
TreasureF-W. r. Bell.
Pros. Atty.-W. B. DawsoR.
School Coma. L. Ives.
SuFveyor-E. b. Boron.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. HAyea.
CoFoner-O. +. Reniek.
Presiding Judge. r. Harper.
Associate A. ID. hyde.
Estes Smith.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

restaurants and lunch counters.
soda fountains and connections
B drug stores.
3 saloons.
music stores,
3 iewelry stores.
3 racket and notion stores.
furniture stores.
6hardware and implement stores
2bakerics.
2bnllard halls,
! opera house.
. electric theatres.
summer theatre-airdome,
banks,
barber shops,
undertaking establishments.
4Ilvery aud feed stables.
5 second hand stores.
harness shops
sporting goods house.
8 meat markets.
4lnmlnery stores.
10 physicians and surgeons.
3 dentists
veterinarians.
8 feed stores.
2poultry houses
2tailor shops
BLACKSMITH shops
carriage factories.
2lnmber yards.
2junk yards.
marble dealer
. wholesale brownies.
soda pop factory.
photograph galleries.
There are probably a number @.
businesses missed in this list.
bat there is no padding.
Taking all things iuto consider.
Rich Hill is a good town tC
tie to-; a good business point, q
goo place to live and a place with
a future.
The Rich Hill Board of Trade
is doing a great work for this
and should be commended
by every citizen of this city.
Below we give a list of city of
ficers which may be of interest.
CITY OFFICERS
J. X Martin, Mayor.
J. Ed. Jones, Clerk.
Board of Alderman: Herman
Schwamb. Pres. Of Board; w. G
Stonebraker;W. H. Huttanus; W
Myerly.
Alfred Benefited, Marshll.
J. W. Jamison, Treasurer.
NJ. G. Fortune, Collector.
G. II. Mead, Merchants Police
J. C. Hanley, st. Com.
w. II. Allen, Physician.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21
Meeting Dates Of Courts.

Circuit court meets In Butler Igt
Monday In February. May and
October.
County court meets lat Monday In
February. May, August and No
vembeT.
Probate court meets End Monday
a February. May. August and No
VombeF.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

Tell your friends they should
read the Tribune during the cam
paign Of Ieos. We have stopped
ali clubbing and cut rates but
think you will hnd the paper
worth the $500 asked for Il.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21
AT THE CHURCHES.

Walnut Street M. 3. Church.
Sunday School at 9;45 q. m.
Preaching at II q. m.
Junior League at 2;80 p. m.
Epworth League at $50 p. m,
Preaching at 7.80 p. m.
Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at 7:80.
The public are cordially invit-
ed TO attend.
A. G. KEAsT, Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

Jas. Maxey and Jno. Silvers OF
Adrian we're Rich Hill visitors
Sunday.
Read the Tribune.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

IL your horse AuIO-broksf

1NNeAaNN W. NAN aA~
The Rich Hill schools closs
Friday.
II. ". Ball vAaA Kansas City
Sisitor Saturday.
r. A. Bailey aAs = Butler Wis
itOr Thursday.
Oscar King Of Nevada visited
home folks Sunday.
WIN. Mudd transacted busi.
ness in Adrian last week.
A number OF fans accompanied
the ball team 20 Nevada Sunday,
Postmaster ". ". Parish Of
Adrian was q Rich Hill visitor
Sunday.
Quite . number Of Rich Hin
nimrOds went fishing snnday-I
and got wet.
Mrs. Earl Ne MShus OF Kansas
City, who had been visiting her
father in this city returned home
Sunday.
Rev. ]. E Alexander, . former
pastor Of the NJ. E. Church,
south preached here last Sun
day morning.
J. j. Warren and wife left.
Saturday for GirArd, Kansas.
where they will make their fu.
ture home.
DR.. g. A. DelAmater has pur.
chased new automobile. Il isA
car Of the latest pattern and il a
speedy machine.
Frank Wilson and Homer
Driskin attended the commence
ment exercises OF the Butler
high school Friday.
Lee Ballard and Miss Jane Nc
CURE we're married In this city
last Wednesday evening, Rev. j.
M. Clark officiating.
EGGS:-Pure bred Buh Ply
mouth Rock eggs for sale $i.oo
per setting Of 49,
IT. Harold Templeton.
W~antad-About 8 more cows
TO pasture. Good grass and
water, close TO town. 81 per
month II you drive; COWS driven
st $3.50. Inquire Of Jess Miller,
B. T. Parker, former pres.
sident Of the Parker Business
Colleges, and now travelling il
the interests Of the Central Busl
ness College Of SedAlia was 4
Rich Hill visitor Friday.
Attorney J. r. HAles Of Rich
Hill was here Tuesday attending
/. Circuit Court, Mr.. HAles IL 4
candidate for the Republican
nomination for congressman FOR
the sixth congressional district
and his friends feel quite certain
that he will receive the nomin
alton and be Congressman De Ar
! mond's opponent Nevada Mail
:. Two prominent citizens o.
Metz made . wager last week
land the loser was 10 Rst the win
ner q quart Of the strongest pro
duet that could be procured In
Meta. Complications arose ant
the Judge decided that both par.
ties Loaf and ordered them 4
pay the wager TO each other. IN,
two put in half = day searching
and on meeting a. night sacl
handed the other = bnnch Of on
ions-the strongest thing the1
could get. Verify the lid lie OF
good and tight In Nets. Net
Times.
Lave stock shippers |. In Mia
souri, will not be entitled 10 re
turn transportation from thI
market'to which their stock 4
shipped, according 70 u decision
by tho supreme court en- bGne
THE decision was rendered Il
" b
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

VIII soon have vitrihed and
building brick for sale at factory
prices. Address
H. M. BOOTH, Mgr.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

Frisco Time Table.
TRAISs DEPART,
No. Ii2, Passenger, ..........i2.oi p. N.
No. ia. Mixed .................. $50 .. m.
TEAMS ARRIvE.
No. ia, Mixed ..."............S.So .. m.
No. III. PasesnEeS"."."..a..S.So .. m.
No. ii2 connects ~ Linton with
day trains Tor TEXAS and Oklahoma
Psints.
No. lie eohhsctA at PleAsAhtoR
With fast trains tor Texas and Ok
lahoms points, and Tor Memphis
and the southeast; also with local
pnss.ngrr tor Kansas city. arriving
= KAns' sGty 1000 9. m.
q. a. CONovHR. AEt.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21
DR.. U. o. Deputy
RICH HILL. NO.
oSTBOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

once up-stalru north end of p. aud
NJ. Hank. north end.
once hours 500 co 1900 n m.
ia0 Co 400 T. m.
Consultation aud Examination Fns
Calls attended day and night
Phone No, 70
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

A. u uotoHs
M. E. Church, South.
Sunday School at GAS.
Preaching at II a. M.
Junior League at 2 p. m.
Senior League at 6:30p. m.
Preaching at 1880 p. m.
Everyone cordially invited to
attend the services.
WILLIAM II. HARGRovE,
Pastor.
First Presbyterian Church.
Sunday School, 9;45 a. m.
Junior Endeavor, 800 p. m.
Preaching at IL a. m.
Christian Endeavor, $50 p. m.
Prayer Meeting every Thurs
day at 7;3O p. m.
Preaching at 7:30 p. m.
w. B. CHANCELLOR, Pastor.
German Ev. Lutheran Church.
Sunday school at $50 a. IN.
Preaching at 1890 a. m.
English preaching at 8 p. m.
Everybody is cordially invited
to attend these services.
CHR. BUNGE, Pastor.
Catholic Church Services
Services Ist and ard Sunday
at 10 $50,
Mass at 8 700 a. m.
Rev. Father Murphy, Pastor,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21
Rich Hill Brick 6 Tile Co.

100000 3, 4, and S-ineh
Tile in ourEyardsI ready for the
market
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
Baseball Notes

II the boys expect to keep on winning they
viii have TO make more hits than they did
yesterday afternoon. Three safe bingles win
JOB JOB W" many "a" games unless luck is on the
Young Bloomfield was a sorry disappointment
practically blew up in the opening inning. Dur
Ing the practice games lad was as steady as
rock and heided in grand form
EsoIs is stiI bit bad on his pins and mn
able TO run the sacks. After he got his walk
yesterday afternoon he was forced TO give way
known that Curtis was one Of the best bsse ea.e
runners on the local team be probably would
have made protest
Nick williams hit in-o double plsr in the
third round. when he had chance to aid in
getting a nln Piper was passed and Nich
took healthy swing at the bah when Piper
started TO run for second. The leather went
right into cssey's mtts, and both men were
Pinnspee. the Carlisle Indian pitcher likely
Long win work Sutor. his Texas southpav.
Tuesday. and Oscar Jones viii follow provided
be feels lucky enough to win again
Long is still holding on 10 little TIoae. and
would have worked him behind the bat yester-
dsy afternoon had not La Longes hand rounded
into form 10 permit him 10 catch the game
Unless something ing unforeseen sEbo happens long
Is the making OF star bacEstop.
George Hidebrsnd had or day in The left
garden. and consequently three two baggers that
should have been outs were credited 10 the
Portland stickers. Hide misjudged two from
fbe bat OF Casey and another that EsTerty
dispatched his WAY. All three dropped in the
middle OF the crowd that overfowed the bleach
ers and had 20 be counted two baggers.
Hide gobbled up all such hits like breakfast
food last season.
If is TO be sincerely hoped that the Seal
sausd VIII be spared from iniury this season.
hut things hecinninc 70 break l'sd fer the
boys even at this early stage Of the game.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06

The Oakland grounds were formally
opened in the morning before 1000
roofing fans, several hundred Of whom
made the trip from this city. The game
was q breezer for the Seals, who got
away with il with three runs to spare.
Nine hits, coming at the opportune mo-
ment, were the principal cause OF the
second downfall of the Portlanders.
Young Bloomfield was put in to pitch
IN the opening inning. but after he had
hit Hildebrand, walked Piper and made
a wild pitch McCredie quickly chased
the youngster and put southpaw Lakaf
to work. He was in bad with man on
second and third and nobody gone, and
the hit that Melchior tore off brought
In two runs for q starter.
After that the going was nice and
soft for the Seals. They added another
pair in the second inning, one more in
the fourth and the last in the eighth
n the meantime Willis twisted grand
ball for the Seals, who played we'll be-
hind him. Not till the fifth could Port
land break in. Then they grabbed one
and made IL two with another rally in
the eighth. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
LaWrenceMa
Stadium Record

The bicycle track at the park stsd-
ium was the scene of a number of
tryouts yesterday among the members
of the various clubs A member Of the
Bay City wheelmen made another re-
duction of the track record for i've
miles. Fred Lawrence covered the dis
tance in 1912. This knocks 1875 sec
onds off the former mark.
The time of the other members OF the
Bay City wehelmen IN the tryout fol-
lows: Leo Thomas 1881, Will Stein
man 1888, A. Halstead 1877. M. SulIi-
van 1913, Ed Schuert 1920 M. Daggett
1920. Lee yannier 1928. Emil Car
necki 1885. Nose Black 1850 J. Cur
ran 14:00. Fred Winterstein 1890, JEFF
Bolton 1885.
Carl Leahy proved the fastest of the
New Century wheelmen in their tryout
with Fred Diver a close secondi
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Walter Miller Still
Leads Jockeys

Aside from Miller. none of the jockeys at
Emeryville rode many winners last week. Miller
rode well during the early part OF the week. but
fell down badly Saturday. He had 30 mounts
during the week and won with 10 OF them
Little Albert Walsh, who stands second TO the
champion jockey in the weeks summary, rode
of 25 mounts to victory. and finished in the
money with nine The boy is showing con
slant improvement, is rapidly developing into
finished rider and has advanced TO fourth place
in the Jockey list for the season. Jockey Men
try did fairly well by winning with three of his
16 mounts. Dearborn who had made poor
showing the previous week, improved and finished
in the money with six mounts out Of nine. None
OF the other boys particularly distinguished
themselves. The riding record for the week was
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kenniff CIeVeresf OF
Fly Casters

The members OF the San Francisco
ny casting club held their second series
or contests at Stow lake. Golden Gate
park. yesterday and Saturday. j. r
Kenntf maintained his form in the dis
tance event. casting lis feet Saturday
and us feet yesterday. III. B. Sperrv
and f. A. Mocher each made a perfect
score in deiicacy. which means trouble
for the trout in the Truckee when the
season opens next month. The of1cial
scores in detail follow.
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OAKLAND TURNS TABLES
Defeats Los Angeles In 10
Inning Game

Los ANGELES. April 5.-Oekland
turned the tables or Los Angeles in the
second game Of the season, winning in
The tenth inning by a score OF 6 to l..
Gray. who pitched for Los Angeles. was
replaced by Thorsen after he had been
found for eight hits Los Angeles bat
ted well, rolling up d total of l3 hits.
Score.
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Twelve Inning Game
Won by Stockton
Slough City Players Defeat the
Alan1edds by a Score of
3 to |

ALAMEDA. April SIN IL inning
game that was witnessed by $500 en-
thusiastio followers of the national
sport the Stocl1tons defeated the Ala
medas at Recreation park this after
noon by a score of to 1.
Harry Krause, the crack south
winger Of st. Mary's college, who de-
parts tomorrow to join Connie Mack's
Philadelphia Athletics. twirled for the
home team. Moskiman was on the
mound for the Stocktons. The score:
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Home run-Nealon. Two base hits-Rayner
Doyle, McHale. Sacrifice hits-Doyle, whaIen
first base on errors-Oaklsnd 3. First base on
called balls-Of Van I; of whalen l. Left on
bases-Oakland Z; Sacramento g. Struck out
By van i: BY Whslen g. Hit by pitcher
Byrnes, Nealon. whalen. Double pIavs-Raymer
to Neaion; Enwright to Raymer to Neaion:
Wulzen to t1tZsmmons; Hooper TO Byrnes Wild
Rltch-Fan Time Of game hour 3s minutes
Cmpire-Stultz. Scorer-McClafcher
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Two base hits-Kelly, Croll, Mott. Sacrifice
hits-D. Bodie, Erlin, Blankenship 2, Smith
Bases on balls-0h Knell 1. of Baum l. Struck
ont-By Knell g. by Baum 3. Hits made-off
Knel 2. Innings pitched Knell g.
Left on bases-SaD Francisco s. Fresno TO-
Double play-Baum to Kelly to Kennedy wild
pitch-Knell. Time of game hour so min
utes. Umpire-Smith.
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SUMMARY

Sscrahce hits-Eallinan, Joyce First base on
called balls-0n Moskiman l. Off Krause 6.
by pitcher-Henderson, Morrison, Broadbent
Hartman. Double play-Murphy TO Shay; Camp
bell to Shay to Hackett; Henderson to Shay.
Passed bslls-Burns 2. Hackett. Time OF game
q hours 80 minutes. Umpire-Hodson.
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SAN JOSE 10, SANTA Cruz ?

SANTA CRUZ April 5-The San Jose state
league team defeated the locals this afternoon
before the largest crowd that attended a
ball game IN thls city, fully 1000 persons filling
winning order, while Arellanes. although striking
out 10 men, was bit opportunely. Sears dis
tinguished himself with home rum two bag
ger and a single. The score:
SANTA CRIrZ