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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06

STATE or VERMONT. District OF
Chittcnden.
The Honorable. the Probate Court for
tho District OF Chittenden.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06

Three-fourths cup corn meal, one
half cup flour, one-fourth cup sugar.
one-half level teaspoon salt. one-half
level teaspoon soda, one egg we'll beat
en- one cup sour cream.
Sift together the corn meal, -four.
sugar. salt and soda. Add the egg and
cream mixed. Bake in buttered shall
low pan in moderate oven for twenty
five minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-21
RECTAL DIsEAS SEs

ANY case Of piles cured permanently wfthou
cutting or hindrance from business. THOS
]. KISNER. NJ D.. 2091 Fillmore st.
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MEETINGs-speeIaI

A REGULAR meeting OF the Board OF Medi-
cal ExsmlneTs ot the STATE ef oaliiernia viii
lsOS a the Office Of the secretary. Room.
Q2T Butler bldg. san Francisco. Cal, at o
- m for the purpose Of considering apBl-
"a tfoHs for certificates and such other busi-
ness a. may properly come before It. Applica-
tIons Tor certificates must be fled with the
secretary PRIOR 10 July p. 1905 The exam
fnafi0n viii take place IN Cooper Medical
Coiicee corner OF Sacramento and Webster
streets San Francisco. August 4. and g.
1903. at 10 a. m. Board Of Medical Exam
Iuers of the State OF California. CHARLES
T. TISDALE. n D.. Secretary. Dated July
AZ 7anS
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American League

ADELPUIA. July 20.-Detroit got an
even break iu the series here 10y defeating
r. Il L.
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rula0elQhia ----------- ------- ! D
Bstteries-Doaoran and Thomas; Plank and
Powers
BOSTON. Iulv 2o.-Today's game was de
cidcj fn the FIRST inuns. Boston knocking Alt
rock out of tic box Score:
Boston ...-...-.....-...--.. : IL
CaicaCo -..------.. -...------ 1
nafterics-youns and Criser; Altroek. Owen
Sullivan and Weaver.
WASHINGTON Jelly 2o-washington hit
Thielnsn harG today. Score:
WssaiHStton Observation-Disclosures - 3
NleFellnl -.--r----- - > -
. Ratteres-Fsikenberg and Street; Thielman
md Bemis
NEW YORK. July e0.-New York was weak
IN hitting and fielding today. and 81 Louis had
utrie trouble IN winning Score:
s. L2ais T -----.--------..----...1, L : /
sew ora ---------. -.-----p d
Batteries-wadden and Spencer; chesbro,
Manning and kleinOw-
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INFORMATION WANTED
WANTED-The present address Of Carl May.
Samuel Epstein and J. NJ Sanford. officers of
the Pacific States Mercantile Company, at 139
Montgomery st. San Francisco. in 1904: liberal
reward. Address Z. O. box 754 San Jose. Cal.
WANTED-To find the whereabouts of Lucke
Madden, who has been in San Francisco about
s months. Please notify BESSIE FARRELLY,
631 Sd 81.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore st.
near Post
MATRIMONIAL
DO not be deceived; the only reliable matrimo-
nal bureau you will find at MRS. \. VOL
.Eh >. lL22 Geary St: established in 1900.
PERSONALS
WILL some phianthrOpic lady or gentleman adj
vance 10 honorable man Of family. who has
been sick and is in distress, $500 for 3 months
Security. word. honor and faithful guarantee to
return. Address box 749. Call office.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore St
near Post.
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ANNUAL MEETING

The Rfsdon Iron and Locomotive W0rks-The
annual meeting Of the stock holders OF the Ris
don Iron and Locomotive Works for the cleo
rion of Trustees for the ensuing year ahd the
transaction of such other business as may be
brought before the meeting. viii be held al the
cisco. on MONDAY, the Sd day Of August. 1SOS.
Et IL O'Clock 8. m.
ANNUAL .Afeeting-The regular annual meeting
81 the stockholders OF MONTERREY COUNTY
WATER COMPANY viii be held at the office
of the company 90 Clay St, San Francisco
Cal on Monday, July -. 1908. at II O'Clock
Al n for the purpose OF electing a board OF
directors 10 serve for the ensuing year and
for the transaction q such other business Es
may come before the meeting. Transfer books
VIII be closed Friday, July "a. 1908. at
ep. N. ". II. HANNAH, Secretary.
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AA-BANJo GUITAR VIOLIN. mandolin les
sons: primary and advanced. Planque- Munro
1909 Sutter st.
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CALL BRANCH OFFICE, 1851 Fillmore st near
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EMPLoYMENT wANTEp-aInle- Com.

EMPLOYMENT WANTED-Maie- Con.
GOOD opportunity for a woman Of ambition. re-
spectability and fair education. who desires
TO help others and at the time help
herself may be secured by calling at $50 Pine
St this morning from to u.
FILIPINO reads. writes and speaks spanish.
and also English. desires position clerk;
also thorough knowledge Of book keeping;
reference if required. Address box 4IT4. Call
office.
sTENoGRAPHER, years general ONCE work
on coast, responsible positions wishes employ
ment. San Francisco OF Oakland. Box 4Ss3.
Call office. Oakland
COACHMAN or gardener single. competent.
steady and reliable. wants situation private
family: good references. Address box 4176
Call office
MALE nurse or attendant wishes position with
invalid gentleman; have had years Of
perience and first class references. Box $50.
Call office.
JAPANESE first class cook wants position in
the country: has good references Address
HENRY GOTO, F. o. box 16O, Sausait0.
GENERAL blacksmith and sheer wishes steady
situation; wages reasonable. Address F. A
MUSSET Elmhurst, Alameda county. Cal
JAPANESE schooIbOy desires position in the
country: cooks very Well Address mo
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INDUSTRIOUS young man useful in repairs.
horses. gardening. cooking. milking: wages no
object. Address Box 4534. Call office.
YOUNG man wishes position at stable work: un-
derstands horses; can drive; handy with tools;
good references Box 4159 Call office
RELIABLE man (3Sl wants position as receiv-
ing or stock clerk; not afraid Of work; refer
enees Address II. j. c. 6Ol Bay 81
YoUNG man. experienced in waiting at table.
wants a position as butler In private family
Address c. RUBEL. 25ls Bush ST
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YOUNG married man. experienced clerk. rapid
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NAN and wife to work Jointly as managers tOr
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d. B. STEWART. 636 Pine St
YOUNG man Of ability wishes position; expert
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F. NJ. H., e1o MeAnister st.
YOUNG man win do 3 or hours work day
for light house keeping rooms steady; refer
ences- Box 1856. Call Office
EXPERIENCED German grocery clerk desires
Jefferson St. Oakland.
CARPENTER wants work by the day or con-
tract; cottages built and repairing done cheap.
27oo San Bruno av
MOTION PICTURE operator wishes position;
makes own display ads. H. SAND0N, Central
ENGLIsH4AN. young. do anything. Jobbing
printing! accept anything; sbstainer. 144
St. San Mateo.
SITUATION wanted by reliable young
book keeper: beginner; moderate wages Box
41J2. Call office.
FIRST CLASS Chinese cook and a second cook
10 help In kitchen, wish positions. Apply
l0l5 Dupont St
YOUNG man wishes position as bar tender;
sober and Industrious. Box 37O3. Call office
PAINTER and paper hanger wants work day or
contract; lowest prices Box 4lS6. Call office.
GOOD Chinese boy first class private cook, wants
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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-21

CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore st.
near Post.
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BUTTE. Mont. July 20.-Russ Hail.
owner of the Butte franchise in the
Northwestern baseball league. today
left this city with his team. He will
not return this season. all Butte games
tendance has not paid for the baseballs
used
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-21
EDUCATIONAL

MONEY made daily. and Call Want Ads help TO
make it. Advertise your wants; make them
known to the public through a Call Want Ad-
An investment not an expense For full par
ficulars read Call Want Ads daily
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-21
DIVIDEND NOTICES

DIVIDEND NOTICE-The Peoples Insurance
Company Of San Francisco-A dividend in
liquidation has been declared payable at once
at the office Of the secretary, 240 Sansonne St,
southeast corner of California, in the basement
Of the Mutual Life building. between the hours
Of y and ] O'Clock p. NJ. By order Of the
board of directors.
FRANK F. STONE, Secretary.
OFFICE Of the Fireman's Fund Insurance
Company. San Francisco July 20 19OS-At
meeting Of the board Of directors of this
company held this day dividend was de-
clared TO stock holders Of record on this date.
payable on and after July 30. 1905. Dividend
checks will be mailed 10 stock holders.
LOUIS WEINMANN. Secretary.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore st. near
Post.
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PsYCHoPArHY


A NEW science of life and health. DIR. J.
BALL. 10 Turk St: consultation 81 at office
or by mail. Booklet free.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-21
RADIOTHERAPHY

RADI0THERAPHY. a modern scientific treat
ment tultra violet energy) for consumption
and skin diseases. PROF. HUGHES. 1I0
O'Farrell st. corner Fillmore
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
rRr re,sZranh 20 Tne Tribune !

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. 9.-The Harvard varsity
football team came through the game with the In
dianS on Satu -ay without injury, and the entire
number Of men who took part in the game reported
in good condition. The strain of the game was
heavy and complete rest for the team this after
noon was deemed advisable. Only Fish and Mckay
were out the field this afternoon during secret
drill for the substitutes and they not in foot
ball clothes. The first string men had short sig
nal drill with the difficult Of the new forma-
tons. and excused early.
Hard scrinrmage may be expected during the
week. but the more elementary individual drill is
over for the year. and the coaches can devote
their time 10 developing the team a whole To
do this the line will receive the closest attention
and the viii he instructed in team play This
department Of the game is well started and needs
only the finishing touches keep the men up to
their work Daly. the backheld coach, deserves
great credit for HIS development OF Ner Webe, the
husky tackle. fullback In Yer Wiebe he has
finally found man Of the right snap and speed
fit in with CoTbett and White
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
SAY PRISONER GOT DRUG IN LETTER
Detectives Find More Morphine in Shoes of
Priest s Alleged Slayer

Waraen Flynn and his deputies, who have been
inyestigati ting the attempted suicide of Enrique De
Lara bv taking morphine in the TOmbs Sunday,
have decided that the morphine vas sent I'm 10 the
prisoner In letter. IT thought at first that
some visitor had smugGled the drug in TO him, but
the records show that his only visitors were his
LAWYERS and the warden is sure they did not give
il him.
If letter looks bulky suspicious the keeper In
charge of the tier where the prisoner is takes the
letter up and opens II before the latter. Then IL
any contraband is found it is Confscated and all
that prisoners letters opened in the future.
Several Central Office detectives and prison at
tendants went tor Bellevue Hospital where De Lara
is recovering, but could get any information
from him. A search OF his clothing disclosed more
morphine hidden in his shoe. De Lara. who Is only
sixteen years old, is charged with killing Father
Arturo q Spanish priest. in Central Park in Sep
tember.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
BIG SHAKE-UP AT YALE
COY TRIED on THE END.
Other Startling Changes on the ECe
of The Princeton Game.
TRv Telegraph 70 r. Tribune :

New Haven. Nov. e-The greatest shake-up ever
made in Yale football eleven in the week o7-
fore 1he Princeton game occurred on faie Fleid
rc-5s, As vas forecast yesterday in TEe ITlo-
.,-e 10Th tackles Hobbs and Brown. we're rele-
Gated TO the ranks Of the substitutes Brides moved
I'd 70 the line from right halfbach and TOOK
Browns place a. right tackle and Liey went II
Il left tackle for Hobbs. Coy vas moved from
<1hsck 70 right end in the most astonishing shift
Of al. and Field took MS old place Haines was
moved from right end left. I'm place cf Lcgan
and in the sackheld, while Phibin stayed al left
halfback. Dalv replaced Brides and Ford johnson
went in al Quarterback fer Fred Murphy
Gov n,u-ed a punt s4,,arely in the Brown game
giving the visitors their first touchdown This COZ
n-mes the poe impression o. his work in the
bsckhed gained from the TWO previous games ana
il Ras decided 10 Try him out at end Hobbs was
far from being satisfactory ~ tackle ana the
change that gave Liley his Plpace pleased many 10
day I-uley PLAYED much better game againsl
West Point than Hobbs did against Brown and
VIII be thoroughly tried out this week At the
other tackle Brides Is likely 10 be the PeT7na-
neut choice Goebel failed 10 please by his work
o. SATURDAY. and Brides. who did not make good
impression tackle to-day may be found al rlsnt
guard. the position he played three years ago. III
to-naorrow's practice. In that case Brown may go
hack to right tackle. Goehel may again be tried
3; the place
The backfel6 reorganization today is said 10 oe
onIy q beginning ana the indications are that to
left hsIfback and Daily right halfbsCk- II that
Is the IfreUp II is more than likely 10
Re the one used against Princeton Captain Bureh
vas in uniform to-day and practised for a time
a. quarterback
Yale has decided 10 send the bali used in the
game Saturday 10 Brown with q note conpI-
ulentinE the Providence men highly the sports
17zIIlike nanneE in which tao adverse decisions,
THAT would have given BrouH the game. were Re
ceived. In neither case vas protest made by Cap
tain NayheK. and the only comment came from
one o. tvo individual members Of the Brown team.
and vas not expressed 70 the officials. There is no
president foV giving opposing eleven the ball
after tie game. but Yale = anxious 10 show ap-
preciation OF rhe fne spirit shoEn by the Brown
team The note VIII express hope that relations
between the universities viii continue to be cor
dial
The coaches hand to-day were Bigl9T- Walter
camp. Tad Jones. Jack OEsiey. Butterworth Tom
shevlin. Ralph Bloomer A Sharpe. Alcott, end
last year, and Hinkey-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
FOOTBALL IN SOUTH.
Virginia Strong Aspirant for Sec
tionaI Cham m0nship.

The football season In the South is well advanced
and the games on Saturday will have much TO 90
Nth deciding the championship of that section OF
the country The Vanderbilt team has been dls-
appointment this year, losing to the University
of Michigan BY decisive score
From the games played so far the following
+aarns seen, to be i'm the lead for championship
boDors- The University OF Virginia, Auburn. OF
Alabama. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Van
darbut The University of Virginia has Yet 10
lose a came The team has been developed slowly
hn+ steadily. and although it was tied by Sevanee
as,,Iier in the season. it is extremely probable
that if the two teams to meet now Virginia
would win decisivey. Virginia has defeated David
sen and A. and NJ. of North Carolina. Auburn
heat eauapae by a score of 6 to 0. but the latter
team was in a crippled condition at the time and
under more favorable circumstances might well
have reversed the score
The Virginia Polytechnic institute has strong
eleven this year. Besides playing Princeton a
70 10 game she easily defeated Georgetown and
clemson Vanderbilt showed great strength against
clemson but has not sustained the promise she
made in that game. Georgetown appears 10 have
weaker team than she has had for years past
whereas on the other hand. George Washington
University has one OF the best teams she has ever
had and should defeat Georgetown with ease in
their annual game.
ON the whole the Southern teams this year
anpear to be stronger tEen they have been ana
are steadily improving. The new game is being
tsad in the South to a greater extent than 1t is
eAneraIv used in the North and this accounts
for tho strength of Southern elevens. which, as q
rule are much lighter than teams in the North
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
ROBERTSON AUTO HERO
THAT is. IN BRIDGEPORT.
City Celebrates thinning Of the pon-
derbht Cup Race.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribuns. J

Fs~idrer,rt conn. Nov ct was somewhat Of
a hoIday here to-day in celebration OF George ROD
ertsons victory in Locomooile car in the recent
Vanderbilt Cup race. The big racing machine
was hItilt at the Iocomobile factory. in this city
and as it was the first American built machine
to capture honors of the kind in what is consdered
the automobile Derby in this country, the residents
here we're of the belief that too much honor could
not be paid the its driver.
Robertson who drove the racing car from New
York on Sunday. gave exhibition OF the ma
chine In action on the city streets this afternoon
The school children had holiday. while 6usl-
ness on the whole. was practically suspended. II
was estimated that fully eighty thousand persons
lined the streets through which Robertson drove
the
II was an exciting spectacle to the crowd to see
Robertson. the daredevil driver. dash along with
the machine stripped to the last ounce as II ap-
peared in the big Vanderbilt Cup race, and with
blue flames shooting from it's exhaust pipes. In
stretches Robertson travelled at the rate OF sixty
miles hour He did not have all the sport to
himself for Jim Florida. who drove the other Lo-
comobile racer in the Vanderbilt Cup race and fn-
fshed fourth was in the procession following Rob
ertson.
The city officials deeply interested in the cele-
bration In honor of Robertson granted permission
for the exhibition Fire bells gave the signal that
Robertson about TO start in his dash along
the city streets which was also a warning fer the
police to clear the course. If the policing Of the
Vanderbilt Cup course had been as perfect as
that which prevailed here to-day not fault could
have been found. In spite of the tremendous crowd
of persons that lined the course. there vas not
the slightest disorder
The start was at Seaside Park thence TO Main
street. to Bullshead. where Robertson turned into
the intersection of Main and Meadow streets; then
along Madison, Washington and North Washing
ton avenues. Here he made d turn and followed
the same course back, covering in all about thirty
miles.
= dinner held under the auspices OF the
Automobile Club, OF Bridgeport: the Bridgeport
Board of Trade, the Bridgeport Business Mems
Association, the Manufa CtUreTs' Association and
the Press Club, of Bridgeport, at the Stratheid
Hotel tonight. honor OF the occa sion Robert
the guest of the evening.
Among the speakers Am5i L. Barber. who
spoke on good roads; 5. T. Davis jr, OF the Loco
mobile Company, the work of preparing for
the race; Frank u. Webb, OF the Vanderbilt Cup
Commission. the Vanderbilt Cup race; John G
Wetmcre. the hourshing prospects of the 1909
automobile industry, and George Hill
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
BREAK IN FOOTB1LL.
Nc5c York University 4cts-H Ork
of Hqfrard and Other Teams.

New York University has decided to sever foot
rel with Rensselaer, Pclytcehnic institute
the result Of the rough work displayed by the
Troy team in Saturdays game. This action was
taken the reques; OF the football aathoriges ana
on the direct recommendation Of Herman z. oicott
the head coach Mr. Olcott is a Yale man. and
played on Gordon Browns championship team OF
1eae This is his second year coach at University
Heights and The opinion he expressed on 'he &C
items OF the Troy mon led TO instant action NeS'ef-
day by the student organization Rough Vork IN
the game was not the oniy thing complained Of as
the New York students who went up 10 see the
game said they had been jeered and Kissed at al
the afternoon.
New York has played Rensselaer, fairly regularly
since la02 The Troy team never managed TO VIII q
game until Saturday. and its best previous hsht
was last year when New York won by score OF
to . There was no practice for the local team
yesterday. il viii work hard for the rest or the
week in preparation fer tie annual game with
I-nicn the most important its schedule which
VIII be played Ohio Field on SATURDAY. Ihls
game has been played annually since 1901. with one
break. in 1905 when Union played no FOOTBALL on
account Of the fatal injury TO member OF the 1903
team. The game in iSo1 tie, New York won
IN 1902 l215 and 1ac7 and t-nion IL, 1903 and 1@4-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
SUPPORT FOR TIGERS.
HcCrohaH Dropped and Booth Tried
as End Rash.
b. Telegraph TO TIE Tribune. ,

Princeton. y j Nov. s-whatever the Prince
tcn football team has done VIII GO. s t has the
undivided and loyal support Of the undergraduates
The accusation that Princeton spirit de
clining aroused Jle Indignation OF Princeton men.
and the marched 70 University Field to-day and
cheered for an hour without a break for the team
and Captain Dillon AL the songs. old and new
were practized fer the Yale game Another such
demonstration zIli be held Wednesday.
Princeton men realize that almost unprece-
Cented crisis has been reached in football There is
good material hand. and set little has been sc-
complished. The policy of sacrificing an entire
season for the Yale Game i coming in for a Let
sharp criticism. II Yale IS defeated all well and
good But in case of defeat the policy Nill prove
most disastrous, and il vii place Princeton far
down n the ranking. Ths students are demanding
q vic-0-- Saturday the only way 10 retrieve
TIE team from dismal failure
The coaches and teane have caught the feeling
and Vale car count upon meeting an eleven fighting
with grim determination. The coaches startled thu
students tonight BY announcing that McC-ohan had
been dropped from the squad and Wou}e not play
in the Yale game. They dissatisfied with his
play ard believe that there are TWO or three bet
ts- Tor the position Coke and E-egerspan
PLAYED 4. fullback to-day. The former Is a heady.
reliable back. while Feigeaspan. who made i good
showing the first Upo or three weeks until ne was
injured. put lots e snap ana life in his glaying He
lacks experience. however Cunningham is also a
possibility for fUllnack.
Anolbcr radical change to-day vas the shifting OF
Booth from tackle right end. Half Il dozen men
have been tried this position. bur none have
come up the marx and the tall. rangy tackle viii
now get trial The coaches declared to-day that
the line Is practically settled hut that the ends and
backs ara not Vet decided upon.
In ha-d twenty-five minute scrin-n2age the var
sity scored three touchdoVns the scrub Pfefer
Coke and Cunningham made the JaIlies. Pfeifer
played splendid game a. haIfback Dillon ran tbs.
team almost the entire period but did nothing more
than pass the ball
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
BUICK CAR ENTERED.
One More Entry accepted for Grand
Prize Race.

w G Durant general manager OF the Buick
Motor Car Company. has completed the entry of
a Buick car in the Grand Prize race at Savannah
on November 26- This was the machine that was
eLtered coaditionally with Mr.. Morren before the
closing CT entries.
Robert Burman has been selected as driver
Burman plotted the Buick in the Lowell race
making splendid record until the twelfth lap
when he was disqualified the technicaIty that
assistance was rendered him controls. which
against the rules of the race.
The Benz team. under the direction Of Mr. Neu-
meier left yesterday for Savannah In addition
TO Hemery, HanTot and Erie the star drivers Of
the team. nine MECHANICS were in the party
Among those who have engaged passage on the
club steamer for Savannah are Judge Gary presi-
dent Of the Automobile Club OF America: Colonel
j. J. Astor, Edgar L. Marsten Philip +. Dodge
S. S. Wheeler, George T. Chamberin Cornelius
Vanderbilt. J. Z. Roosevelt ana {. r. Teabo-t