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He Was willing.

In the morning mall the busy editor
found the following letter written on
a postal card: Dear Sir: have Just
graduated from a correspondence school
Of Journalism. Would you like to have
me write for your paperl J. Alexander
McNutt."
Seizing his trusty pencil, the busy
editor dashed off the following in re-
ply: 'Dear J. Alex: Certainly we
would be pleased to have you write for
our paper. Kindly address your letter
to the circulation manager aud inclose
the regular subscription price,"
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An Unfortunate Interruption.

An Unfortunate Interruption.
George was just going to propose to
me last night"
"And what happened?"
"a tire blew up, and then he couldn't
think Of anything else."-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
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Side Light. ON Literature.

Walter Scott had just written "Kenil.
worth"
I've great mind to immortalize Win.
netka next" he said. Evanston and
Wilmette, of course, are impossible"
Perhaps-who knows s?-the great nov.
elist had been hailed before magistrates in
those two towns and fined for exceedina
the speed limit.-Chicago Tribune.
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Etiau.t,. MOI Inrolx.a.

Mrs Hendricks (tke landlady)-Can
i help you to some more soup, Mr..
Dumley?
Mr.. Dumley-No, thanks.
Mrs. Hendricks (engagingly-Don't
refuse, Mr.. Dumley, because 1t isn't
considered good form to be helped
twice to soup. We're not particular
people here.
Mr.. Dumley-Oh. etiquette has moth
ing to do with it. madam. It's the
soup.-Pearson's Weekly.
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Futile Wisdom.

"whst yorr husband doesn't know
about race horses" said the friend Of
the family, isn't worth knowing"
YES" answered young Mrs. Tor
kins; "and what Charlie does know
about them isn't worth knowing, eth.
er."-Washington Star.
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One independent yi.u

For my part said Mrs. Lapsling.
with strong feeling, 81 think man that
abuses his horse should be incarsonated
at once. We ought to exercise the utmost
obsequiousness to dumb brutes."-Chi-
cago Tribune.
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Hi. ob.tinat. p,.po.,t,on

Mrs. Kawler-I hope you are all well.
Mrs. Naybur--O, yes, we're well
enough particularly my husband.
That's what provokes me. All the rest
OF US have had the grip, but he won't
even take slight cold.
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A Concerted Broad.ide.

When those twenty-six planola pi-
amos on board the big feet are banging
away at the same time it will take
nervy enemy to stand up and face the
concerted roadside.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
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Night School Teacher don't sup
pose, of course, that any of you boys is
familiar with Virgil.
Shaggy Haired Pupil ort to bes
ma'am. It's about six miles from Spoon
river. / was born there.
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Its Only Lack.

Nevada Mani tell you, sir, nature
has done a great deal for this State.
Tourist (from the East)-Why, yes.
All you need is to get few people to
come and live here.-Chicago Tribune.
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The doctor had told one Of his best,
but the professor did not crack smile.
''You and that story have met before,
perchance," he said.
"Nes," answered the professor; per
Chauncey NJ. Depew."
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Only One "BRoMo oUININt."

That is LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE. Look
for the signature OF z. W. GROVE Used the
World over to Cure Cold in One Day. Csc.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature ss.ss sss Of &MzZzzx

With seventeen mills engaged exclu-
sively in the business, Germany leads in
the manufacture of tissue paper.
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Mo hers win find Mrs. winslow's Soothina
syrup the b. st remedy to use for their children
during the teething period.
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Queen of the Sem.

Bobby DuBarry-Pd have you know
that my ancestors came over on the
Mayflower.
Tommy Tuff-Dat SO? Why didn't
dey come over on the Lucytania?
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BY It's Works.

New Reporter (handing in his copy)-
There seems to be something the matter
with that typewriting machine.
City Editor (reading the manuscript
Yes; 1t seems to need some other man
to operate it.
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r-Tc ST. Vrtus' Dance ana all Nervous Diseases
IsIN permanently cured by DIR. Klineis Great
Nerve Restorer. Send for FREE s2trial bottle and
treatise. DR. R. H Klile, Id. e31 Arch st., PhIla Pa
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PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS.

PAZ0 OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any
case OF Itching, Blind. jleeding or Protruding
Piles in to IA days or money refunded. SOC.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
Fast Horses to Race
on The Speedway

The members Of the San Francisco
driving club have arrange1 a special
matinee OF harness races for ,tosnor-
row at the stadium in Golden Gate
park. 1t is expected many men of the
Deet will avail themselves of the on
portunity to witness the races for
which the best OF the speedway horses
have been entered The horses will
be called out for the first race at -
O'Clock. The of1cials will be: Starter.
W. J. Kenney; timers, A. II. Scofeid'
NJ. n Donnelly and Ed Buck: Judges.
Dan Miner. Tom corcoran and James
O'Kane. marshal. Tom Lloyd The en-
tries:
Pacing. 2-20 class-H Schottlerss Dynamite
p IL Corcorau's Lady Falroee Charles Mit.
cheil's i b. George Gianninfs LADY jim lin
IrOtnng. free for aii-Gus Ltndnuer's Home
way, Charles l. Becker's Walter Wilkes VII.
liam Aickeleon's Welimont.
Pscing. free for ALA. r. Honman's Kitty
d, George G. Nutting's Byron Lace George
Giannlni's George Perry
Pacing and trotting, 2.25 cIass-Dan sieb.rt,s
I'd Ray. Hugh A. Boyle's Margaret Willism
MickeIeon's Mabel r. Il. schoftier's Wood Re
G. e. Buntons Nico. Charles l. Becker's sycs,,
more. =. Banz' Bell.
Pacins. 2:is cIass--I.uke Marlsch's Little
Dick a. II. Sco6old'e Harry Hurst p i
LercaFi's chenley J. A. Schwartz Reroll
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
Right Sort Lands at
Odds of so to 1
Jockey Burns Celebrates His Re.
turn TO Saddle BY Putting
One Over
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL


JAMAICA. May s+There was an i'm
provement in the weather conditions.
compared with yesterday. yet it was
cloudy and damp. The track was
heavy and holding and sloppy along
the rail- There was very little wind
to speak of and the attendance was
good The card was fair one, but
3ere We're many scratches. Guy Burns,
after being out of the saddle for five
days on account of suspension, cele-
brated his return by.winning the OPEN
ing event on r. T. Carman's colt. Right
Sort. at so to 1.
The Kings county handicap was a
good race and was won by Faust, the
long priced horse. Spooner broke well
and. moving away. made the running
closely followed by Lightwool and
Faust At the far turn Faust moved
UP second and was gaining steadily on
the leader. After they rounded the
turn. Faust went to the front. Light
wool then began to close and getting
through on the rail went after the
leader and catching him at the six
teenth pole the two ran locked to a
few strides of the wire. when Faust
drew away and won by head. Spooner
was third. head in front OF Rye.
Summary:
FIRST RAcE-Five furlonss. selling. s7oO
odds Horse. weight. Jockey. Fin
50-1-Right Sort t99l c. Burns s.+...........1 4
5-2-Father Stafford GID Erners ............2 2
30-1-Pete (102) Garner ............ 3
Times lea. All Red. Primrose League, Taxi
dermist, Shapdale, Wamboro, Alice Mack. Hobo
Gold slipper. Elmer Boy Ned Lima, Desolate
finished as named.
SECOND RAGE-Five and a half furlongs,
handicap. $500 added:
Odds Horse. Weight. Jockey. Fin
3-1-Pantoude (126) sMusgrave .............1
5-2-Martha (1iO C. Burns ...............2 2
11-5-Colloquy (125) Koerner ... - 8
Time, 1;09 ga: Grace Cameron and Racquet
finished as named.
THIRD RACE-One and a sixteenth miles
selling, 500 added:
Odds. Horse, Weight Jockey. Fin
9-20-Monfort (111) E. Dugan ......-.....--.1
7-2-Zal (106) Musgrave e.-.................2 2
7-1-KeatOr (106) G. Burns ..................3 g
Time. .1:49. Kflliecrankie and Alta finished
as named.
FOURTH RACE-The Kings County handicap,
one and sixteenth miles, 81. 800 added:
Odds. Horse. Weight. Jockey. Fin
S-1-Faust 1881 Sumter ....-......,.........I L
11-5-Lightwool (106) Garner ..............2 2
3-1-SpOoner (I05l Notter ...................3 g
Time. las To-. Rye and Old Honesty finished
as named.
FIFTH RAcE-Five furIOnss, selling 800
added:
odds Horse. Weight. Jockey. Fin.
e-10-MadriI (I04l Musgrave .................1
15-1-PIeasing t94l Franeis--...........s<. 2
72-Apron (io5} Notter ...-4- - g
long. finished named
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs S7eO added
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

The old sporting adage, youth will
be served" seems TO have been taken
seriously TO heart by the men who
want to have bit Of a wager down
on the fight between Stanley Ketchel
and Jack tTwin) sullivan this after
noon at Coffroth's Mission street arena
The multitude OF small bettors have. by
the sheer force of their money. made
Ketchel a TO 10 public choice. They
are also Offering even money he viii
stop Sullivan in rs rounds
In this fight the usual order OF
things is reversed, as in the majority
Of instances II is the few heavy bettors
who make q man favorite with their
plunging wagers. Sullivan is being
backed by the wise sports on his record
Ia the ring upon which he figures TO
defeat Ketchel decisively. He has met
such men as Tommy Burns. Philadel-
phia Jack O'Brien, Mike Schreck and
other heavy weights. and cannot see
how a middle weight can make him
strike his cOlors
To Offset this is the remarkable
strength and vitality shown by Ketchel.
added TO which is his great lighting
spirit He looks the typical athlete,
while Sullivan, although only 80 years
or age. seems an old man beside him.
This impression is heightened owing TO
Suliivan's thinly thatcaed head, which
makes him appear older than he
really is.
BOTH BOXERS LOOK FIT
Ketchsl is only % years Of age and
hs is steadily gaining IN stature and
ring experience. Like Jeffries he
uses each hand with equal facility, so
that ~ he lands with either left OF
right he usually brings Down his man.
His f2vorite saying is st takes only
one to win with his other qualities
ne is awkwardly clever. can hit hard
from any position, while II is difflcuit
TO hit him effectively.
One reason advanced as to why he
Is such strong favorite is that many.
people have seen practice bouts be-
tween Mike and Jack Sullivan and the
FORMER Is apparently able 20 more than
hold his own with his brother AS
hetchel knocked out Mike in a punch
they ngure that he will not have a
much harder time disposing OF the
other twin.
There can be no question as to the
condition Of the men. Neither has had
serious setback during his training
kstchei injured his thumb slightly
some time since. but this has regained
It's former strength. He weighed r55
pounds yesterday afternoon after his
work he did not go on the road In
the morning SIS his weight did not re-
quiTe IT, and he wanted to save all his
energy for the struggle in the ring this
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
Rugged Montana Fighter Is Backed Into
Ito 10 FayOritism by Small BettOrs
By e. A. smyth

afternoon. He did a little light work
in the gymnasium in the afternoon
Sullivan did the opposite to Ketchel.
He was at the exact weight required,
156 pounds, and took a short trip on
the road. cutting out his indoor work.
He does not see how he can lose, and
there is a feeling of the utmost con-
fdence among the men in his training
camp.
The men will weigh in this morning
al corbett's, 1878 Ellis street and they
must not tip the beam at more than
156 pounds. There is a weight forfeit
OF s2,500 to guarantee that neither
will be overweight. The men must be
in the ring at 3 o'clock and the bout
is scheduled to go 35 rounds.
The preliminary bout between Jim
Haywards and Jim Burgess will be
staged at o'clock and the ring will
be cleared in ample time for the main
event. An unusually large attendance
is expected, as the advance sale has
been large. Many of the sailors from
the fleet will be present. as they dearly
love a scrap such as this promises to
be and have been reserving seats by
mail for many days.
Ketchel will be seconded. by Jack
McDonough. Ed Rogers. Barney Null
len and Joe Willis. Sullivans attend
ants viii be his brother, Mike, Jack
Burns and Joe Leroy.
CANVAS TENT REMOVED
Manager Cofroth has arranged for
special car service which will make it
easy to reach the arena and also easy
TO return home at the conclusion of
the fight Market street cars marked
Mission street arena" run to the scene
OF the fight by way of Market and
Valencia streets. All cemetery and San
Mateo cars pass the arena. The cross
town Polk and Larlxn street cars VII
also run out Mission street today.
AS the weather will be clear the
canvas covering has been removed from
the arena, the regular spectators pre-
ferring to witness fights in the open
air. This is also an advantage to the
fighters, they recuperate more
quickly and can go q. much longer route
owing to the fresh air they can breathe
instead of the tobacco laden atmosphere
of a building.
Billy Roche will referee the fight
There is an agreement between the
men regarding the use of the elbow
and other forbidden means of attack
Sullivan Is master of these and in
the past. with complaisant referees, he
has been allowed to use them There
is special proviso in the articles
governing the present meeing on this
point, and Roche is charged with seeing
that the Queensberry rules are not in
fringed upon in any particular.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09


certain that the hurdles and middle
distance races will be keenly contested
for. Bradford In the mile will try to
outdo the other fast men, though Nim-
rod Of the Pomonan team should prove
a hard man to beat.
The track is in fine shape and the
time should be fast. IF the afternoon
breeze springs up strong. however, 1t
will materially interfere in track and
field competition.
The officials are. Referee. Bert ~Kerrigan
starter PHI Wand; judges OF ldsh-Douglas
Erskine. Harry flanagan and Everett Brown;
timers-Fred Koch, DIR. Frank Angel. F. j.. XII
patrick, Dad Moulton and Walter Christie:
neld judges Prof. Harry b. Torrey. II. NJ.
gan; clerk OF course. William Middleton, as
sisted By Robert A. Rpos and G. S. I5aumeister:
tnspectors-A- J. Cloud. ". IL. b. Fowler Ralph
Merritt and L. NJ. MeCrystal; announcer. ]. II.
Pemberton; scorer. Herbert Hauser; field day
otto and L. A. Wolf.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
= . q FOR
&a1s se A1e RHEUMATISM

Rheumatism caused by Of acid in brought
about by the accumulation the
of bodily have failed carry matter
fenents and acid which
and distributed to all of the body oung
session OF the The aches and pains relieved
nation reduced the application plaster
lnent other simple remedy never be
while the blood irritating producing
trouble reaches the
OF the acid poison and making this vital fluid
sustaining filters out the circulation
the poison and when S. has renovated the blood
advice free SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA CA
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
High Schools Ready
for Great Meet
PARK Stadium VIII Be the Scene
of Big Event Next
Wednesday

The athletes of the San Francisco
high school are devoting all their en-
ergies toward conditioning themselves
for the meet to be held In the stadium
on wednesday next. This win mark the
close. OF the longest season in the his
tory OF track athletics for the local
high schools Many. OF the veterans
who have not run to the form. OF pre-
vious years are rounding into shape.
and are coming near their old
records. The new ones having
gained confidence and experience
IN the earlier meets OF the year
promise to make II interesting
for the old timers. and IL would
not be surprising X some OF them
came 10 the front
The meet will practically be between
three schools, Lowell, Lick and VIII
merding. with the latter depending on
two star athletes. Bambaugh and
Witt. to make her points. The two
first named schools have well bal
anced teams. One or the other OF
these schools should win the meet be-
cause of the number of second and
third places they viii take
Ted Everett. who was named for
end OF last years all academic foot
ball team. has taken up the 440 yard
dash He Is strong and fast and will
probably take place IN the meet
With baseball out OF the way. Graff.
the captain OF the Lick squad. has
Joined the track team and should add
to the total score by placing IN the
high jump and shot put
The Lick football team mas dropped
practice for the week, but win put IN
double time after Wednesdays meat
1t Is expected that a number 4of track
and baseball squads will don mole
skins. thus adding number OF fast
men to the squad.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
0iympian Tryoufs at
Stanford Today
spEcIAL DlsrArcu 70 rHn cA11


STANFORD UNIVERSITY. May 8.
The Stanford cinder path will be the
scene of one of the highest class set
Of performances that have been wit
messed on the coast at one gathering
when the cracks meet tomorrow after
noon In the trials for. the Pacific coast
representatives in the worlds OlyIn-
pic games Several of the Stanford
athletes have been training for the
events and should qualify. Captain
Fred flanagan, who holds the coast
record in the pole vault, together with
his understudy, S. II. Bellah, both of
whom can go over the bar at better
than II feet. probably viii make a.
new record In the broad jump it is
expected vandervoort will show UP
well.
The star performers are scheduled
to arrive from all quarters, and it is
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
St. Louis EYorIess in
Opener
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

ST LOFTS May s.-St Louis won the open
lne game OF series with the Cincinnati Ma
tipRals today Raymond pitched good han and
was given errcriess support. Score:
RI H. E.
- l-odis- ------.-..--. $3.50. 3 o
Cincinnati >
Batteries-Ray Enond and Marshall: Coaklev
lo~ser and Mclean. Umpire-Rudderham
PHILADELPHIA. May s-The PHILADELPHIA
Natipnnls won from Brooklyn today bv ninth
inning batting rally. 10 8. BROOKLYN held the
lead from the fourth inning. when they bunched
three OF the four hits they got OF Mcclellan
Score: n e
Brootiyn
Philadelphia - II
Observation-Disclosures and Bergen: NcNulan
and Doom. Umpire-EnsIIe
postponed; rain. e
Nkw YORK. May s.-New York Boston game
postpouedS rain.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The Following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Friday, May s:
Mariana Silva. 80, Newman. CAL. and Bar
bara r. Morals, 80, San Mateo.
John J.. Hauser. q. and Elizabeth E. Hud-
Edlfh Basker. ai. 17so Laruns @ St. sa .' 4
James w Ayscough. S5, and Ada Jackson. "a.
both of San, Francisco.
Albert ]. Ames, 80, and Cecilia A. L. Martin.
80. both of 2153 Pacific ave.
William 81. 9. Schultz. 49, 72o Haight st..
and Msrapst Die 70 1881 Waller st
ralph S e SssslI I ale9s 5 saa Third St., and Vera
Jack Randell; ~. New York. and Christine
Berg, 81, 1874 Folsom St
John D; Gum, 2S, s22 Missouri ST., and Emma
Battista Rossi, 20, and vincenxina Garzia Is,
both Of 461 Broadway. -
Halford Robert Greenee. 20, u. S. S. Rhode
Island and Mary Edith Miller, 2s Washington.
Martin Madsen. 26, and Christine Badum. %.
both Of 565 Herman ST.
OAKLAND, May s.--The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Joseph Anderson. 49, San Diego and Nettio
d. Suilins. 26, San Francisco.
William Crummey, ~, Alameda, and Belle A
Joseph Medloros, 20, San Leandro. and Ida
Vslanee; Ia,s. II Hagward; a r..... u.,.,r. 20
Frank 8. Ayelo. n, Melrose, and Aggtc Pivon.
IT, Elmhurst.
Arthur W. GARRISON, ~, and Rosa c. soper. %.
Joseph Marques. So, and Maria Costa, 1s
both OF Eimhurst.
James N. Pappagorgs. 30, and Eusenia K.
Ole Kvaie.. as, San Francisco, and Hilda
Nielsen, "a. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
BIRTHS

CoNSTINE-In: this city April z6, 1908, to the
wife OF L. Coustine tnee Haas. daughter.
FEDER-In this city, May I, 1908, to the wife
Of Abe 8. Feder,s Il daughter.
HUGHES-In this city, May 8, 1908, to the
wife OF David Hughes, daughter.
sANDoBAL--In this city April II. 1908, to the
wife Of Bernardo Sandobal, son.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

+ Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
what Local shimbun. s.y

San Francisco has four Japanese daily
papers, and ever since the American
fleet was ordered 70 the Pacific coast
these papers have had considerable to
say. The May Sunset contains soma In
teresting extracts from these j0urnais,
showing the Japanese point OF view.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
DayIlrht Leaves Drydock

The ship Daylight was taken Off
Hunters point drydock yesterday morn
ing and tewed up 10 Orient by one OF
the Spreckeis tugs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
slip. From Car, Break. WRIST

In an attempt to board q car at Six
teenth and Mission streets yesterday,
Mrs. w. NJ Fresfsrfcks OF San (Jose fell
and broke a bone Ia her right wrist
The injured member wes set by DIR.
Hill at the harbor hospital
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
r,ess Meet nj stanford

Takes place May in connection with
the Pacifc coast tryouts for the Olym-
pic games 10 be held in London this
summer Tickets 70 Palo Alto. good
Tor return Monday, May Il. $1.00, via
southern Pacific See our agents for
details.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
MARRIAGES

EIzAS-wISE-In this city, April 26, 1908, by
the Rev. Jacob Nieto. Emanuel Elias and
Mabel Nathalie Wise.
FRAHM--STOLT San Mateo. CAL, May g..
1905. by the Rev. ]. H. Schroeder, Henry s.
Frahm and Charlotte Stoite, both Of San
Mafeo, CAL
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
Iniures Head in Fan

James Ross of Sausalito was knocked
from lumber wagon in front of the
ferry building yesterday morning in a
collision with large dray and suf-
fered a concussion OF the brain. He
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
DEATHS

BAKER-In this city May s. zoos, Elizabeth
Baker. beloved mother OF Robert T. Baker,
Mrs. T.. w. Kirk and David j. Baker d ma
tive of Irelepd. aged "a years..
BIRD--In Oakland. CAL. May 8, zoos, Mary
T.. esiossd Cd wife rife q B B Bird. and mother
Louis. Mo-. aged So years.
Officers and members OF Golden Gate chap
~ Na ! 2. ,. =, are requested to attend
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

ODDS Horse. Weight, Jockey Fin
.I-2-Questfonnark d12I Koerner ..........
1z-51-Chaplet l1o9f -Notter .-.---..........-. Z
lime, 1:14 3-5. Bonnie Allen. Montauk Dol
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

knocked from the same wagon, were
also treated by DR.. Hill at the harbor
hospital for small wounds
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

y R. H E.
--sser Ao1A.--- --'.-------... 3 y I
DVctVl ..--.---- q
Ratteries-ssnning and Kleinow; Winter. Bur.
cheil and Kleinow.
WASHINGTON. May s.-Washington defeasr-
Philadelphia today IN an evenly confested game.
triple steal By Gsnley. Altizer and Freeman
the former named scoring was the feature
Score. ~ =
st-tf.p. ----- - ----- ------5
EulAaoe4plld
Bntteries-Hughes and Street; Bender and
Smith.
CHICAGO. May s.-St Joufs-Chieneo game
postponed. wet grOundH -
CLEV VEI.AND. May s.-Clevelsnd-De Detroit game
postponed; rain.