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FOR SALE
Country Property

PLANT YOUR MONEY IN FERTILE LANDS.
Fine dairy farm, well stocked. close to
creamery; $500.
city, $500 por acre.
Lands groves dairy farms, oil lands, TIM
Der; exchanges; investments.
IT1221 j. G. FITZGERALD,
400 Security Bldg.
Fifth and Spring.
11-29-1
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STOCK AND GRAIN RANCH

80 acres near Palmdale, Los Angeles
county: price $4,000: 80 acres fenced for
rrain, 90 acres tillable; so acres pasture
and fruit: 5-room California house; spring
water piped; large barn, garden fenced
chicken house and corral; 20 head OF cat
tie and horses. etc
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s15oo-FEED. FUEL GRAIN AND
TRANSFER business; horses wagons
ana harness: yard 70x150; all buildings,
hay. coal wood and grain will be soldi
this splendid paying business has nc
competition within eight blocks; receipts
SIS daily; rent only S15; good lease Bee
LEAHY & SON.
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se75-Grocery. living rooms newly
furnished; rent SIS. includes water; re-
ceipts SS5 daily; stock fresh and salable'
frigerator In hne condition.; all cash
trade; never on the market before See
my agents, LEAHY & SON.
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Freeg Free!
"MuNDO"

The Hindu clairvoyant is here, direct
from India First in America to intro
duee the methods used by the prophets
OF oIden times. See him. He is unlike
any you have ever seen Does positively
all that others claim to do and demon
strates the power of mind over matter
free TO every patron. The only man in
America possessing this power If he
does not benefit you you pay nothing.
Don't pay for anything you do not get
This is common sense What more could
one ask? Hours 10 to daily 341h S
SPRING ST. 11-2a-Tu-Th-3t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HOTELS AND RooMINc HOUSES

S120O-Newly furnished IL rooms
located in nice district or will lease fo-
s125 per month. Look this up you can
not get into business easier than this
proposition.
s25O0-30 rooms; rent 5000; running
water and closet in each room, completely
furnished; earning over $3.50 per month
splendid location.
$450-S rooms; rent $685. good furniture;
brussels carpets; good chance for man and
wife to make a home with earnings
S4200-Elegan beach APARTMENTS,
AZ rooms; earn $500 yearly; plano; finely
furnished; good lease and business all
year round.
$12T5-Finely furnished; fashionable
neighborhood; 10 rooms; rent $780, re-
oeipts 5000 monthly; good lease. This
OFFER is actually cost price Of the furnish
ings, all new.
Our list of Hotels and Room
ing Houses comprise some of the
most desirable and best located
in the city and vicinity; call at
our offices, Suite 211-212-2123
Bldg, corner Sixth
and Main streets.
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INVESTIGATE THIS LIST OF GOOD BUYS
ssO0-Butcher shop. west side.
s1400-Grocery and feed store.
$500 or invoice-Receipts $40 daily; cash
grocery and meat MARKET all counter trade.
$1,000 or invoice-High class grocery; $50
daily receipts.
$500 or involce-Rent $780, receipts sSO daily
cash trade; fne grocery.
s75o-Grocery and fruit store, beach town.
best buy In town.
t7OO-Grocery on Main street, inside loca-
ton; good buy.
s275-CIGARS and tobacco. North Main ST.. /;
cheap II sold now.
525-RESTAURANT AND LUNCH coun-
ter; rent only s125O; receipts $40 daily.
si400-RESTAURANT; l6 tables; west side;
complete in every detail.
SlsoO-REsTAURANT; one of the finest;
inside ana doing $50 daily; equal to 500 in
busy season.
tlOOO-Millinery. nearby town; fine class
trade.
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Two 6-room modern houses on Hyperion
and Childs ayes, or will exchange Tor
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es000-4o acres. under cultivation; wafer,
.,eod : Groom house. barn. horses. ETC.; ex-
change for business
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EUREKA PASTE f Glory. MAKERS OF
paste for all uses. IA S. ANDERSON ST.
Home Alba Sunset Boyle Ii.
S-1G-w-t-s-s-nn-x
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ELECTRIC BATH AND MASSAGE: AL.
cohol rubs 52s E 9Th ST. Phone
Main 690S Mn m
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FOR SALE
Country Property

FOR sALE-AT RIALTo 10 ACRES IN
frostless section. of which acres Is IN
lemons 10 years old, acres oranges, 2
acres grapefruit; full water right; close in
on good street; only $4,000. Terms $500
cash. balance to suit purchaser. This is
a snap; buy. E. A. MORGAN, 4Ol Pa
cihc Mutual bldg, Los Angeles ll-29-l
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we HAVE MANY BUSINESS CHANCES
NOT ADVERTISED
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BATHS. MASSAGE AND MAGNETIC RUBS
Best OF treatments given. ROOM 6, slOh
S. Spring St 1l-2-m
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ON ACCOUNT OF OTHER BUSINESS $500
win take my grocery stock, show cases,
refrigerator scales. counters, shelving
This stock is new; rent $40, building OPP
posite bank, SAN JACINTO, CAL
11-25-st
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw

DIVORCE AND PROBATE LAWS, DAMAGE
suits bankruptcy; Is years experience law
yer. $50 WILCOX BLK u-2s-n
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GOOD MASSAGE. SCALP TREATMENT
in this line; rates reasonable Hooper ave
car to San Julian 1129 SAN JULIAN
11-21-m
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GENERAL VARIETY STORE

GENERAL VARIETY STORE
$500 will purchase store and dwelling;
mortgage $1,000 with years to run;
dwelling without store $4,000, furnished /;
unfurnished $4,000. This business and
property is located in a thriving nearby
town.
LAUNDRIES
s650-LAUNDRY. nearby town; COM
plete in every detail; rent only S., water
So; receipts 500 weekly.
s2000-LAUNDRY, nearby town; fully
equipped; rent 1885 monthly; business
receipts $500 weekly; 2-year lease; capa-
city $500 weekly; 2 large living roms.
This business can be increased to capacity.
s2200-CITY LAUNDRY. doing $500 to
$500 weekly; all kinds of work and lead
ing in hand work. Owners reason for
selling, intends to leave for gold mines,
POOL ROOMS
s22O0-POOL ROOM, cigar and soft
drinks tables. clearing SITS monthly
to owner; cash sale or exchange for small
ranch.
&15OO-PooL ROOM, tables; low rent;
fne chance for man to earn on small in
vestment.
$5OO0-POOL ROOM, tables; regua-
ton size and modern style; center of busy
district; clearing $4,000 annually; lease
alone worth price of the business asked
for all the fixtures, etc. Don't pass by
this opportunity to engage in a lucrative
business.
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MISS JESSIE c. FRAI HAS RESIGNED Po-
sition of superintendent at Mercy hospital.
at A77s5, Hotel Morgan. JESSIE c. FRAI.
1921
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-29

SOCIALIST LECTURE AT HOWELL HALL,
S14 South Main st.. tonight at p. m.
Rev. o. r. Nichols will speak Subject,
Socialism Scientific and Inevitable" Ad-
mission free. Good music. Questions an
swered. Come and bring your friends.
11-29-1
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MINING AND AssAYINe

AND SHINING TESTS
made on lots of 10 to 100 pounds of ore,
on the Dimmick pin canvas slime tables
free Apply to ]. o. DIMMIcK, at Rob
bins assay office, 14OO Union Trust bldg
11-29-1
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FOR sALE-ON EAs. TERMS; A HIGHLY
Improved productive 4O-acre ranch; quar-
ter mile east of Wintersburg on s. p. X.
r.; 8 miles north OF Huntington Beach. on
Pacific Electric Write owner. B. f.
YOUNG, Huntington Beach. Phone smelt-
ger Exchange 16O, ll-i-s-15-22-29
GOyERNMENT FARMS FREE-OUR 112-
page book, Vacant Government Land" de-
scribes every acre in every county in U. S.
How secured free. 1903 diagrams and tables
All about free irrigated farms. Price 25c
postpaid. WEBB PUB. CO., 10, ST. Paul,
MINI. u-22-29-2t
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WANTED-LADY OR MAN TO TAKE CASH
and sell tickets in established show Good
wages for the right party. Call room g. 584ls
SOUTH BROADWAY. u-29-1
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MAbsoN, THE NOTED
palmist OF London. England. is at 1922 S.
Spring st. Readings are careful, conscien-
tious and absolutely reliable HIGH-CLASS
PATRONAGE SOLICITED. 11-26-w
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e. A. HANDY & CO., 4oe S. Hill st.
Phones: Main s1s, Home F2l67. 11-2s-'
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PROF IRA L. GUILFORD-YoUR sue
cess, phrenologist, psychic, palmist. 1926
EAST 2SD ST. west of Central ave. to
D. m. Phone South 1901. 11-29-1
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DON'T FORGET THE FAY TOILET PAR
lors magnetic treatment also given for
rheumatism and nervousness. 1905 s.
MAIN. A1-0-ti
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-29

RELIABLE TESTS MADE ON ORES BY
the International Ore Treating Machinery
Co, at 1921 E LIST st. office 1913
STIMSON BLDG i1-20-25t
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THE ONLY FIRST CLASS LADY BARBER
stairs. 1l-26-lW
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SOUTHERN SCIENTIFIC MANICURE AND
massage parlor, 4A4 S. SPRING, Room IL
I1-22-46
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Paint Upg Paper UP!
Clean Upg
Tell Brow. youI troubles. he'll do the rest
Paperimg S2.z5 per Room
Tel Temple SIS. 2l2l Sunset blvd. 8-estz
SOCIALIST LECTURE AT HOWELL HALL,
S14 South Main ST., tonight at p. m
Rev. o. r. Nichols will speak Subject,
Socialism Scientific and Inevitable" Ad-
mission free Good music. Questions
swered. Come and bring your friends.
11-29-1
s Ladies' I have q nne assert
CT, ment OF trimmed hats fancy
SaA<S11=A feathers and flowers, trimming
SS%SS soc 821 o T Johnson bldg.
ER Attn and Broadway.
5-17-so-1
NOTICE OF MEETING
Regular monthly meeting of the board OF
directors of the Humane Animal League OF
Los Angeles, room 304 LAUGHLIN BLDG,
Tuesday December l, at p. m. 1l-2s-SO-2
MRS VIOLA A PANCoAsT OF 1854
South Grand avenue has removed to
1881 West Pico street WIN give W.
bratory treatments and baths. Phone
EaosO Him
! W. BROWN, PSYCHE. MENTAL AND
MAGNETIC HEALING. ADVICE DAILY
IN ALL PHASES OF DEVELOPMENT
AND THE RIGHT LIFE. 1920 S. OLIVE.
11-26-m
GOLDEN GATE TOILET PARLORs-
Paths electric treatments and massage
for rheumatism. etc suite y; 100 e
EOmELEss CAILDnEN REC ~ I'D AM
placed In homes for adoption. Apply REV
o RICE. superintendent Children
Home society 2414 Griffin ave 9-l-x
MEDICAL BATHS AND ELkC rRIcIrH FOR
rheumatism. colds. ETC.; physicians reI-
erences; 0 q to IL p m open SUNDAY
Suite s. s1s1 SPRING ST. ll-14-m
PAPERING. S2.5O A ROOM. FOR A FEW
days only. Painting. $1.26 room and up.
See BROWN in regard to papering your
house Tel. Temple 67s lo-i6-u
ELK-sAIN SHOE FACTORY. MAkEHs Oh
all styles In elk-skin shoes, and special
orders, 81 to IS; hns repairing 20s WEST
kArNi'H ST SILK
THE LONDON MANICURE PARLORa
Magnetic and alcohol treatments
14lh North Broadway. parlors s and 8.
Hotel Franklin. Him
MANICURINd. BATH AND ELECTRIC
vibratory treatment for rheumatism ana
io5 w ARD 1O-29-33
DON'T FORGET THE FAY TOILET PAR
lors, magnetic treatment also given for
rheumatism and nervousness 1905 s.
MAIN. l1-S-u
MISS JESSIE c. FRAI HAS RESIGNED PO-
sition of superintendent at Mercy hospital
at A77s5, Hotel Morgan JESSIE G. FRAI
1891
GOOD MASSAGE. SCALP TREATMENT
in this line; rates reasonable. Hooper ave
car to San Julian. 1929 SAN JULIAN.
11-21-m
EUREKA PASTE F Glory. MAKERS OF
paste for all IA S. ANDERSON ST
Home A13S4; Sunset Boyle IL
S-16-w-f-s-s-Tn-x
BATHS MASSAGE AND MAGNETIC RUBS
Best OF treatments given. ROOM 6. s1Oh
S. Spring st. n-2-m
ELECTRIC BATH AND MASSAGE: AL
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IAMEs r ROGERS, EX-EXAMINER U.
patent office Patents AIS BYRNE BLDG
Los Angeles Cal Him
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MANICURING, BATH AND ELECTRIC
vibratory treatment for rheumatism and
insomnia by expert graduate masseu~e.
i07 w aRD 10-29-33
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klk-ShIN sHOk FACTORY, MAhEHS OB
all styles in elk-skin shoes, and special
orders, 81 to IS; hns repairing 2os WEST
s.A tN1H ST. e-l-K
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MIME. KARMA
Astral dead trance
CLAIRYOYANT

CLAIRVOYANT
Special readings 5Oc II you bring ad. Read
ings daily and Sunday, 10 to g.
SOC S. HILL ST.. coz. 9Th AND HILL.
11-29-
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PAPERING, $3.50 A ROOM. FOR A FEW
days only Painting. SIPS room and up
See BROWN in regard to paDering your
house. Tel Temple 673. lO-l6-u
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-29

]. W. BROWN, PSYCHE. MENTAL AND
MAGNETIC HEALING. ADVICE DAILY
IN ALL PHASES OF DEVELOPMENi
AND THE RIGHT LIFE. 1920 S. OLIVE.
11-26- m
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-18
Siaplamat Braves Will
Be Hosts Tonight
Ready 10 Entertain Mothers,
Wives and SR-eefhearfS at
Their Wigwam
By Herbert Hauser

The Siaplamat Indians viii gather
in force tonight at their wigwam for
their first ladies' night. For weeks
Physical Director Charles Stewart has
been laboring with his classes. building
pyramids and tumbling and drilling in
every branch of gymnastics. and the
braves are ready to appear in full war
paint TO please the ladies. Mothers,
sisters and sweethearts will gather
around the campfires.
What the Indians regard as the
feature of the evening will be the
presentation of club medals by the
board of directors TO George Behrman,
winner of the Dipsea race, and William
Joyner, who made the next best show
ing for the Indians.
The following is the program:
Overture. Hawaiian sextet; bicycle roller race,
Golden City wheemen, mounted wrestling mem
Ders of the gymnasium class: operate songs.
Charles Bullotti. accompanied by Charles Whe-
Ian; general athletics gymnasium class: French
Brouillet; racing noFelties. gymnasium class;
awarding the Dipsea medals; music and song.
''The Lindecker Tria'' Miss Elizabeth. Harry
and William. assisted by Otto Muheim; aero
battles. Messrs Kern and Potter; horizontal
bars. Messrs ". Strauss Charles Lee, c. Con-
nors, W. Potter and J. Baegalupi tenor solo,
Thomas Dunn, accompanied 10y Miss Rena Whe-
Ian: wrestling. L. !'elle VS.. J. Galan. G. Bay
reuther VS.. {. Coates. II. Butler vs.. Prof.
Charles Brill: specialties. W. Connolly. accom-
panied by Charles Whelsn; boxing J. Kelly VS..
J. Burns. J. MeKeon ST. G. Baumgarten,
Matt Toomey VS.. Prof. Jack Mccarthy; prya-
mids. gymnasium class
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-18

Or. Frederick Riehl. while Captain A. P. Smi
ley's baBd viii favor the spectators with a
concert.
The following is the present standing of the
Fruitvale. SO per cent: Hayward. $50: Golden
Sheafs. 500; Yosemites, SO; Maxwells, 375;
hreig ( Haltons, 80
The Rainiers VII cross bats with the Elbees
at the park Sunday. An exciting game is ex-
pected as the teams are evenly matched. This
challenge the Dragons for September -; v.
HUM, manager, s:s L street, city
The Bay Shore Greens defeated Company H
last Sunday. 10 10 1. Address all challenges 10
Turner & O'Day. Railroad avenue between
sEenth and Eighth South
The Perrins Of Point Richmond outplayed the
Iashs of San Francisco the Richmond field
Sunday, 10 O. Seston of the Perrins struck
out Is men against SoracaeO's 1. The Perrins
made two double plays. osbourne TO Neyin to
Mclean. and Blsnkenship 10 Mclean. Umpire
Nissen. Attendance $50. The Perrins will cross
bats with the HeaidsbuEgs next Sunday
The Idylwilds would like TO hear from fast
Il year old pitcher; also a catcher and out
selders. They challenge any 1915 year old
teams. the Superiors preferred. Address Walter
P. Puilen. IS2 Henry street.
The following games Of baseball are scheduled
for Sunday: Sheet metal workers union No. 279
and felt and composition roofers' union. at Gold
Gate park in the afternoon; carpenters union
No. 1852 and cement workers union No. /, at
the association grounds. Presidio. in the morn
ing: hoisting engineers union No % and elee-
tricaf workers. local No. 13, at Presidio grounds
ers' union and bridge and structural iron work
ers No. 81 ar Golden Gate park in the morn
ing: carpenters union No. 1910 and patent Chin
ney builders union No. l, at Golden Gate park.
n morning.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-18

Juniors Defeat Seniors
on Rugby Field
Spectacular Match at Stanford
Results i'm Surprise for
FOrecaSfers
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. IL
In one of the hardest fought games of
football ever played on Stanford field
the junior class fifteen defeated the
seniors today to 3. The result was a
complete surprise to the undergraduate
community, as the seniors had been
generally conceded the game. The
lower classmen, by superior aggressive
ness, outpointed their opponents and
offset the weight of the 1909 pack.
The game was replete with spectacu-
lar plays. The juniors led off with the
first score Ganong crossed the line in.
the first period and at the close of the
half the score was to in favor of
1910
The second period resulted in play of
the fiercest type. The seniors were on
their mettle and forced the battle. Hol-
man at right wing scooped up the bail
and made one of the prettiest runs of
the day through a scattered field to a
try for the seniors. Miller failed to
convert the goal. and the score stood.
seniors 3, juniors 3. The juniors next
rushed the ball. and on a tumble by
the senior fullback the 1910 pack got
within striking distance and Cook at
left wing for the juniors made the win
ming try.
The next game of the interclass
series viii be played Saturday, when
the freshmen and sophomores will meet
TO see which shall play 1910 for the
championship.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-18
High School Athletics

On account of the Berkeley high school sehol-
arship requirements. which demand that pupils
must attain grade of 20 per cent in two out
Of four studies in order 10 compete on athletic
forced 70 leave the football team. They are
Joe Barnett. II. Mitchell Steele. Brunk and B.
Sinclair. In addition TO this loss Drngart and
Kern cannot compete this year. as they have
The absence Of these players severely erippIes
the team.
Tennis is arousing unusual interest at Berkeley
high school. as is evidenced by the large num-
Der who are planning 10 try out for the team Sat
urday morning The Kerr brothers from southern
California are in school this year and stand
good chance of making the team. Last years
are Archie Beckett. Monterey Norris Clyde Dea-
con and Robert Nicholson. Irwin Berrv last
years star player. graduated in June. Arrange
ments are being made for a tournament between
tember 2s. the day of the Bay counties league
meeting on the California club courts.
BERKELEY. Sept. IA mass meeting ot
the boys clubs OF this city win be held in the
parlors of the local Young Mems Christian asso-
citation in Ailston way Saturday night. The
speakers viii be Sydney s. Peixotto Of the Co
lumbia park boys club: James Schaeffer, as
sistant coach Of the university; ". L. Sea
wright, physical director of the association;
r. r. Myers. varsity baseball captain OF the
university and Percy r. H. jenkins of this
city. Members OF the various boys clubs Of
this city win attend the meeting.
The Vallejo high school football team has OF.
ganized for the season and arranged for a num-
Der of games with the Berkeley and Lowell high
schools and the Hitchcock military academy.
Joseph Sheehan. formerly of Santa Clara col
many members of last years team will be in
the lineup. Intercollegiate football will be
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-18
Amateur Baseball

With but I've more games 10 be played by
the Alameda county league teams before the
season closes. interest in the final outcome is
keen among the fans Fruitvsie Is still in the
lead. which position IL has held since the be-
ginning ~ the season. but Hayward aud the
Golden Shesfs are coming NJ strong and It is
possible that another Two weeks viii see these
clubs even with the leader. Some attribute
FrlIitvsle's success 70 the fact that most Of its
games have been plsyed on the home grounds
The only outside game was the one in which
Hayward came out on top by s score of . 10 l.
Manager Jacobson pooh poohs the claims Of the
other teams and says be viii maintain the lead
until the end
Since the Tribune and Don Morris teams have
heen dropped from the league the other clubs
have been strengthened with this available
Ierial and some close games are expected.
With the erection Of the grounds st
Berkeley the league IS well equipped for suit
able places for the final games.
The game 81 2-30 p H. next Sunday az the
Alameda Recreation park between the Kreig &
HalIons and FruitFale viii be PLAYED for the
benefit Of the Alameda feet fund committee.
which has deficit 70, meet from its entertain
ment OF the sailors last MAY In addition 10 the
baseball game there VIII be sword contest
between Major Mcclure and Captain Davis and
an exhibition Of flying life saving kites by
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-18

played and Charles Goshen probably wiz do the
coaching.
The Mission high school interclass field day
the stadium.
Lowell high football team win go to Vallejo
tomorrow for the annual game
William Wallace. one of ST. Mary's crack
ball PLAYERS. is back in college During the the
games with his home team at Salinas.
strongest elevens in the state this year Nearly
all Of last years team have returned. Captain
Mitchell will play his old position of left half,
while Linfor1 Lull Will be back at full. Decius
probably will make the right half and Louis
Cass will be in at quarter. On the line only
two places are to be hlled-a tackle and a
south ard is sure of his position. Walker is ont
for tackle and Scott will try 10 I'LL Walkers
former position as guard. Paul Noble is coach
ing the team
number of old graduates of the Polytechnlc
high school win raise fund to purchase medals
or cups to be given 10 the best athletes in the
different branches of sports.
It was Fred Mills of Oakland high who ran
thru in the mile run at the interelass field day
last week, not his brother Alfred, who ran
second to HartwelI last year. Alfred Mills has
not come out as yet, but Will be out for the
big meets
Norrin Smith wiImerdings right end. was
painfully. injured during the WiImerding Ala.
media football game Wednesday Smith received
a deep cash in the right temple which may
keep him out Of practice for some time
DauIton Mann. the freshman swimmer of
Lowell high, will be unable 10 compete IN the
coming swimming meets owing to school mat
ters Mann showed up well in the recent Lowell
interclass tournament, and great things are ex-
pected Of him.