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Workouts at Emeryville

Altamor-HaIf In 40 3-5.
Spring Ban-Mile in :45.
BanEara-Three-eig in :SS 20
Pimkin-Half in 80.
Righteasy-Three-q quarters in 1.11.
Sempronium-Four- -ffths in 1 II %,
Deutschland-Three-q quarters IN 1-lS
Jeanne D'Arc-Three- eighths IN 80 10
Jim Hanna-Three-Quar in lis 40
Assay-Half in 80 10
Royal Tourist-Haf in 1:O333.
Tony Faust-Mile in :43.
Avona-Three quarters in l 20 20
Big Store-Half in :50i2.
Carmelina=Five-eighth In 100
MAY N-Three-eighths in 80 As.
Hal-Fiye eighths in :03.
Rose Queen-Five-eighths in los.
Import-Seven-eighths in 1:34 10
Mrs. o'FarrerLFive-eighth in 1902 As
Schleswig-Five-ei in 1902 3-5.
Firebal and Silver Stocking eighths IN
County clsrk-SIne in las.
Ellerd-Three- quarters in 1-21A3.
LampadrOme-Thrse- quarters In i II, Tax
Priceless Jewel-Three-quarte in 1:Io 80.
Kokomo-Three-quar in lis.
Millie R-Mile in 40.
Hannah Louise-Three quarters In LIS 40.
Miss Monterey-Five-eighths In ] 90
J. z. Laughrey-Three-quarte In lis 20.
Won Tromp-Half in 40.
Dandeiion-Hah in 40 As.
Fitzherbert-Half in AS.
Judge Nelson and Gargantua-Five-eighths in
1 1:o5
Andrew g. cook-Half in 81 as.
Perjuicio-Three quarters IN 1;1b
Restegouche-Three-qu quarters In 1:14.
Corn Blossom Three quarters In In.
Crs,tion-Half in 40 3-5.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In 1:5Z
Bsllmence-Mile In 1:49-
Captain John-Half in :51.
Aunt Kit and Gretchen G-Three quarters In
lis Is.
Ocean Shcre-Three- eighths in :3S-
Early T:de-Three -eighths in 40 To-
Haziet-Seven-eighth in 80 25.
Cyossiper-Th quarters in 1:16 20.
yib-ate-Five- eighths in 1:16l3
Transmute-Haf in :51.
Steel-Half in :51-
Work Box-Five-eighths in 1 :06.
c. W. Burt-Three-quartersi in 1:l5
Chipmunk- quarters In lis 20
Purse Rose-Half in go.
Rooger Red-Three-e -eighths in :371A.
Rubric-Three-quar in Ill
Matchtulla Three -eighths In :36 20.
Apto Oro-Three-eighths in :3o 20
Downpatrick-Three-q quarters in 1:2O 20.
Miss Mazzcni-Mile In 1:47 As.
ocean Queen and Caronia-Haf In :ol To-
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MuStaine Is Hammered
all Over the Ring
Al kaufman Is Awarded DeCf.
sion Over Opponent, Who Is
Swift Only With Feet
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
Los ANGELES, Nov 10-A Kauf-
man beat Terry Mustaine in IA rounds
tonight at the Jeffries pavilion, the
fight being stopped after Mustaine had
been hammered all the way in con-
test that proved him to be little more
than a foot racer without much class.
Mustaine was down in the thirteenth
round for nine seconds and in the four
teenth kaufman rushed out and swung
right hard on Terrys stomach that
put him down again. Before Referee
Eyton could start to count Mustaines
seconds rushed into the ring and the
decision went to kaufman.
The fight would have ended much
sooner had Mustaine stood his ground
but he kept on the run in every round
He is not boxer and has no punch
but his footwork, as exhibited tonight
is classy.
Terry made a hit with his smile
though. With his left eye swelled al
most shut, the right puffed and his nose
and mouth bleeding, he kept up the
laugh, and the sympathy of the crowd
was with him, though he was looked
upon only as third rater In the ring
One round was just like another
Kaufman had the best of it all the way
through. He would have secured the
decision in the second round had be
been able to keep up with his pacing
opponent.
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Joe COrbett May Sign
With Champions
"Smiling TO- Corhett a Cuh.

Smiling Joe Corbett Cub
That is one of the baseball pOssibii-
ties of 1909. Manager Frank Chance
of the Chicago CUBS. worlds cham
pions. had a long talk with Joe Corbett
Monday night and drew out the. former
star pitcher of the Baltimore orioles
regarding his condition
Corbett assured Chance that he was in
excellent shape. and that he expected
TO play base ball in the big league next
season When Corbett told Chance
this the latter asked him to be sure
to communicate with him before he
signed with any one else.
. Corbett told Chance that II he signed
with the Cubs he would expect a big
salary, but that II he did not show
him that he was still as good as when
he won a championship for Baltimore
that he would not want cent for TAX
Ing a chance.
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WILL GUARD LIGHTED MC,

BERKELEY. Nov 10.-The big ce-
ment "C' on Charter hill will be lighted
Friday night on the eve of the big
game and squad of students will
guard it from attacks by the cardinal
men. Whe committee in charge of the
guarding of the letter consists of the
IolloWing ndnsHd cbs sGpnomores; ;Inl H W. Mac
A. Pande, Noble Hamilton, A. c. SAKE.
f. 7. Lawhead. G.. A. Gregory, C. X
Gamble, r. C. Countryman and W. H
Greenlaw.
The annual ak rally OF the students
of the university will be held on Cali
fornia field tomorrow afternoon, when
James r. Schaeffer, custodian of the
ak this year, will name the keeper of
the weapon purloined from Stanford in
1900 for the next II months
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POOL SELLING is GAMBLING
Supreme Court of Washington
State Decides Mooted Point

OLYMPIA, Wash, Nov. 10--Selling
pools on horse races and maintenance
of betting rings at racetracks are under
the ban of the law in this state, ac-
cording to a decision OF the state su-
preme court handed down TO-DAY.
Reversing the superior court of Pierce
comfy. the supreme court holds that
pool selling is gambling within the
meaning of the statute declaring that
places where gambling is carried on TO
hv the act is a maximum fine of $1,000
and abatement of the nuisance
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Montgomery Wins Sensational Race
at Emeryville in Record Time
By >. K. Jefery

sensational feature @ % Of s gsiff5dsY bt bey ISns geest s
d S ] 2gf % h hndp e xnner nn 6gured @
with f aytons crack Neya Lee and the big & thr9mg o S
left the track atnge with the as thrilling Sn
and gave an esbSn bulldog enthusiasm
stretch and many lengths out OF It when the a @ turn 10 a the % e end
bu Montgomery responding spenddy the
ss"s hsf Carried ri II him HiqS into the very
MAKES POWERFUL FINISH
The finish which Jockey Shilling put up great acGr IN
Mon gnope he aPh s 1nd & @ df T distance te race @ was mile
and 20 yards and the qualed record made by
carried ~ and climatic conditions Were not & fpay enduIrc h to s
Montgomery favorte $25Oo commission OF Hill
re break the horses odds down from money at the
opening 3 20 post time Na Lee which shared the hono OF
seson so She ae
nrque pace Closely the took
5e ai Don Enrique hung unexpectedly easily
sEwELL SEW eli WINS WINS THE HANDICAP ND ca
and Sss @ ss % @ E sda foG Weight SO the Pn 5 f 5
NICK S o % % d @ IN b III tbc @ same G fashion as MONTGOMERY did
ad the stretch Packing his big mpo though feather
going away from his field Powers handling
Native Which had made showing opening day improved 1
with startling qddnne and setting the pace throughout % out hnhed @ & an easy
laid him for the place in his perform
abe beat the badly ridden Force for third money Paj9rG the remain
WINS SECOND RACE WITH
The rider TaP whose recently ACQUIRED by
With his m %p nd nden ie enabled f Bed~ the to se
s p on % the @ % BUT & % % Succeeded 6 I Pp Ta hm f cioe h h to e s
lukewarm followed
OOmed ulong hnh sud
denly the end if short and wound second place Billy Pullman
head of the stretch be third the Billy
walk showing abundant speed
BRILLAR THE VICTOR
O. A a
Military Man
Remember
field
Russell totally
although she finished
been allowed fall hopey
longs Sir Brlar led the length
clearly entitled
lengths
handling would off
Brnlar
he had last displayed all
Remember L
Ackery whom
anticipated
SUCCESSFULLY PILOTS PHALANX
Jockey Rowelrs
making
PhalanX
PhalnN although rapidly he held them
Alicia Charley
a
Nbuosus in the
while
choice easily second the running the
stretch
i n of IL Do.41
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THOMPSON VS. .11IDy DALTON

Negotiations are under way to re-
arrange a match between Cyclone
Johnny Thompson and Kid Dalton for
Thanksgiving day at Marysville. THIS
match had been practically closed sew
eral days ago, but Dalton insisted on
Thompson making q weight, which the
latter declared he did not care to make
and as Dalton was obdurate on the
question the match was called off
The Dalton people, however, seem
inclined ito let Thompson in on a
heavier weight than originally intend
ed, and Larney Lichtenstein, who Is
managing Thompson, said last night
that he expected the match to be made
within a day or two
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PRANCERs AwARDED pRIzEs

of the bugle a superb lot of thorough
bred horses pranced into the tanbark
ring at Madison square garden today
at the commencement of the second
days judging of the twenty fourth an
nual show. In the first event of the
day the hackney class. Nimrod. a hand
some year old bay stallion exhibited
by Isaac Norris, was awarded first
prize.
On the second event. hackney flIies.
prize and Clarence II Mackay's Land
O. Burns, a spirited chestnut. took the
first prize in the year old hackeny
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wINNERs AT SALT LAKE

SALT LAKE. Nov. 1O.-Fair grounds
results:
Governc- Orman won. Antara second, DR.. Sher-
man third Time, i "a
Second race. six and half furlongs. selling
YanK won, Nancy " second, Furze third Time,
1:23
Third race. four and half furlongs selling
Billy Mayham won, Sam second. SwaggerlafoE
third. Time, .5615.
Fourth race. ave and a half furlongs-Redaa
won. sylvia second. Gypsy King third. Time.
:OS%.
Fifth race. four and a half furongs selling
Platoon won. Our Anna second. E. C.. Runte
third. Time. 81.
Sixth race. four and half furlongs. selling
Esther NJ won, Yellow Foot second. Ny Nurse
third. Time. :57st.
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IAToNIA RACES

CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.-Latonia re-
suits:
First race, five and half furlongs-Dr. Mayer
won. Killington second, AIique O'Brien third.
second race SIX Acknowledgement won,
Miss Felix second. Europa third. Time, lis 10
Thicd race, six furlongs-Snake Mary won,
1:1T3-5.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Merrick won. Clois-
teress second Bonart third. Time. 1.16 10
Fifth race mile and a furlong-Msid Militant
won Ouagga second Apt third Time, 200 1-5-
sixth -ace mile and a furlong-Gold Treasure
won Bitter Hand second, Leonard Joe Hayman
third. Time, 80 20
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Yesterdays Winners

picking up OF five pound penalty in today
handicap. should the horse start. The probabili-
ties are that he win be scratched.
Charlie Ellison has been betting very moder-
ately so FAR. Notwithstanding that the bookies
laid even money for show against his horse,
Don Enrique, in four horse race yesterday Eli
son contented himself with bet of $50 straight
and an equal amount to show. II Ellison had
happened 70 have his betting togs on, the
bookies would doubtless have been given occa-
sion to regret their temerity in laying such
odds.
The New York poOlroOms find it difficult ia
do business on the California races for the
reason that the results can be obtained over
minutes before they arrive over the wires of
rival concern The handbooks, however, will
take bets on the California races up to a
paper prices the following day.
The stakes for the. Arcadia meeting closed
yesterday. Virtually all of the good horses in
training here were nominated. Jack Atkin esti-
mates that he obtained at least 500 nomina-
lions from owners now quartered at Emeryville.
Sewell pulled up in good shape after his race
Of yesterday, and Trainer Miller of the Ell Nido
stable now entertafns hopes that the horse
troublesome ankles appear to improve with each
succeeding race.
100 pounds. at which weight he probably will
continue to ride during. the winter
BIZ Jackman's winning streak Is still I'm evil
dence. he cleaned up 81 100 yesterday Billy
Engsrom, after two winning days, could do no
better than break even.
J. Kneal, former owner is among the most
recent arrivals from the east. He purposes to
spend the winter here
The apprentice rider. Taplin. who sIgnalized
his debut by winning on Wap. rode his maiden
winner at the recent Anaconda meeting The
lad looks like more than ordinarily promising
jockey prospect
II. r. Baker has announced his intention OF
shipping his stable from Latonia to California.
The re election Of Governor Hughes has
created the impression among many leading
furfmen that racing is at an end fn New York
state for at least two years. 1t is known
that the Jockey club viii not give UP the fight
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BASEBALL oFFICERs CHOSEN

BERKELEY, Nov. 10.-Of1cers of the
Berkeley baseball association, which
controls the Dwight way ball grounds.
have been elected as follows for the
ensuing year: President L. r. For
rest: secretary treasurer. J. Dougery
business manager, III. G.. Whitman
Other members of the board of dfrec-
tors elected were +. Fl. Leslie and
James Whitman.
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p,spERsAL SALE OF TRoTTERs

There will be a complete dispersal
sale of the standard bred trotting
stock owned by Budd Doble and II.
Brace at Santa Clara Saturday. No
vember rs. Fred H. Chase & Co of
this city will conduct the sale at the
farm The horses will be shown In
harness from 9 to IL o'clock. Luncheon
will be served at noon. and the sale
will begin at 1 o'clock.
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Walter McCreery has made a tempting offer
for ]. f. Madden's champion year old. Sir
Martin. McCreery is said to have an extensive
racing stable abroad and would like to take
Sir Martin to England with him. where he
would be placed in the hands of Blackwell.
considered one OF the best trainers on the Eng
lish turf.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-11

Stanford and California football tickets now
sale at A. G. Spalding & Bros, 15s Geary
street. Tickets for the game can be purchased
only at the above address. Sale will close there
Saturday morning at 1030.
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FOOTBALL sCRrMMAGE FAr.L

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Nov. 1O.-Albert
Daugherty, a pressman. died today
from injuries received in a football
game at Henderson. He fell in a scrim-
mage and fractured his spinal column.
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WANT DEBTOR DECLARED BANKRUPT

creditors petition was fled by lumber firms
YESTERDAY in the United States district court
asking that j. A. Manning be declared an in
voluntary bankrupt Manning resides in Berke-
ley The petition alleges that Manning with
intent to defraud his creditors. transferred real
estate owned BY him in Kings county.
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Remarks.
Hereafter has high turn OF speed snu.
although something OF a hound. may lase
in this company. Coppit and Apto Oro ar
both at and ready Cosset has habit OF ~, 10
ming cut Won TrOmD works We'll Metlu'
was Played 70 beat good ones i"St '''ne ou'-
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-ECKERSALL-LITTLE MINISTER
CHOLK HEDRICK-I

SIXTH RACE-One mile and so 7
Index. Horse and Owner.
1904 CHoLK HEDRICK. (Dealy) -.
36OI ECKERSALL (Finkl -.
2560 LITTLE MINISTER (Zimmerl
1904 Melar (McNeiD ....--.-
221S 'MIstress of Rolls (RowelD =.
1901 Etapa (Chappeli) .......
2613 ROYAL Red (Cowles) ..-...
1904 En- and En- (Cofey) ......
2T13 Talamund (Greenl --..-......
359T Charles Green (Thomas) 49,.
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CARMISA-CAPTAIN JOHN-MEDDLING HAN

Remarks
Carrnfsa will win II she runs to her clever
form OF last season. Captain Jonn ~Il ,,,i ~
Hannah has nice turn OF speed Mlcaeis =
fast. but faint hearted. Madman preiess
mud.
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COUNTY CLERK-MY PAL-FRANK LUBBC

FIFTH RACE-One mile and so
Index. Horse and Owner.
1901 COUNTY CLERK (ThOmas) :.
1907 MY PAL (EngstrOm) ..
36O7 FRANK LUBBOCK (Irwin) 9.
36O5 LazelI (Tullett) .--....-.-
1854 Colonel Brouston (-)-.
1896 Midmont (Bohemian) ..-.
1851 Huapala (Xeaverl .....
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4 year Olds and upward:
Remarks.
Cholk Hedrick Is extra good just now and
should be able TO beat this deld. Eckersaii
ran poorly last out, but may be expected
TO improve Little Minister has nice turn
OF speed. Nelar ran fairly well her only
start.
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DO You Want s5.O0f
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
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for the sport without long legal battle in the
courts. and It is generally expected that the
constitutionality Of the present law will soon be
put 10 fest
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-11

Fred Cook whose horses have been quartered
here for some weeks. will not come west from
Kentucky until the last of the month. He will
book upon arrival the coast
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-11

]. Howard led the winning jockeys at the re-
cent Dallas meeting. with ButwelI second and
Murphy third. F. I. Wood the principal
winning owner. his purses during the IS days of
racing amounting to 81 3G5.
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There is report around New York that
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-11
FIRESTONE-W.

FOURTH RACE-One and a sixteeT
Index. Horse ana Owner. W
5000 FIRESTONE lwiIliams) .-.1
(35O9) w. T. 0VERToN (Applegste). IL
$500 sDANDELIoN (Hildrethl .....1
5000 Royal Tourist (EllisOn) ......r
1914 Montgomery tHildreth) .....1
1914 Neva Lee (DaytOn) .......... II
fHildreth entry.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-11

The apprentice rider. Tapln who signalized
his debut by winning on Wap, rode his maiden
winner at the recent Anaconda meeting The
lad looks like more than ordinarily promising
jockey prospect.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

miles: Winters handicap; year olds and upward.
Rating. Remarks.
1O2 Ffrestone can win with proper handng-
90 He was badly ridden In Opening nandicap
90 and ran winning OvertOn mas great
90 flight OF speed. Handicap very close one.
90
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II. r.. Baker has announced his intention OF
shipping his stable from Latona to California
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-11
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryyille

in Cal is faced
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@ 25oapT sf os1Ss 4sl iS Ia ~ @
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Sanf0d 5 I1nch... 60
A
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J. Kneal, former owner. is among the most
recent arrivals from the east He purposes to
spend the winter here.
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s nme24 II a IA 25 At minutes 1sh
AAbnl Trained by
n n ne o areA Aena, S usual m
n f furong s not
II
l.
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Bill Jackmsn's winning streak is still in evil
dence- He cleaned up 81 100 yesterday. Billy
Engsrom. after two winning days, could do no
better than break even
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-11

Jockey Buxton connot now do lighter than
100 pounds which weight he probably will
continue TO ride during the winter.
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TrackRe
Ban No to B
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By j. z. Jeffery
Ratings Deduct pond for each pound
HEREAFTER-COPPIT-AP ORC

ACE-Five and a half furlongs: selling; all ages
Iorso a,d O,r1a~ Wt Rating Remarks.
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The reelection Of Governor Hughes has
created the impression among many leading
furfmen that racing is at an end in New York
state for at least two years. 1t is known
that the Jockey club viii not give up the fght
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-11

Positive announcement has been made by
Colonel Robert Neville that the proposed meet
ing ar Washington had been declared of. The
gentlemen interested in the matter found, that
the authorities in the district of Columbia were
not friendly 70 the meeting hence their de-
cision in declaring all negotiations of.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-09-17
CONTEST NOTICE

Department of the Interior, United States Land
Office Miles City, Montana, Sept. TO- 1908.
sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by Peter Rush, contestant against
homestead entry No. 4,S85, made Sept. %, 1907,
for SEA, Section 10. Township 13-N Range So
E, Montana Principal Meridian. by Toilet Vashus,
contestee in which it is alleged that said entry
man has failed to establish residence on the land
and has failed to make any improvements except
a shack, and that the present residence of the en-
tryman is unknown and that he left the country
some time about the first of November. 1907. and
that said absence is not due to his employment in
the United States Army Navy or Marine Corps
during any war in any capacity whatever; said
parties are hereby notified to appear. respond and
offer evidence touching said allegation at 10
o'clock a. m. on Oct. %. 19O8 before the Register
and Receiver of the U. S. Land Office at Miles
City. Mont.
The said contestant having, in proper afida-
w.t. filed May q, 1908, set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service of this
notice can not be made, it is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by.due and
proper publication
A. KIRCHER. Register.
First publication Sept. II, 1908.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-09-17
Notice of Sale of School Bonds

Notice is hereby given that up to
and including the 25th day of Septem-
Der, 1908, bids will be received by J.
A. Pennington at Newton, Dawson
County, Montana, clerk of School Dis
trict No. 4 of said county and state
for the purchase of two $500 coupon
bonds and one coupon bond for Soaps,
issued by said School District No. 4,
said bonds being payable in ten years
and redeemable in ten years, bearing
six per cent per annum, payable semi
annually. The board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
By order of the board of school
trustees of School District No. 4,
Dawson County, Montana.
J. A. PENNINGTON,
4t27 Clerk District No. 4.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-09-17
Mr.. CORNELL SPEAKS

Thinking that a few plain state
ments are due the public, I take this
means of furnishing enlightment upon
few points.
In recent issue of the Review,
Mr. Metcalf assumed to think that
Mr.. Finch was the only logical candi-
date for sheriff, and the nomination is
due him. | take the stand that any
man with the proper qualifications for
the Office and a goodly number of
friends has the right to go before the
convention and ask recognition on his
merits. No man or paper has the legit-
innate right to dictate party men or is
sues as the Review has attempted to
do. The convention will not stand for
it.
A report has also been circulated
that | have voted the Democratic tick
ct in the past. Such report is only a
base fabrication, calculated to injure
my chances of nomination. In fact
have always been a Republican and
never voted Democratic ticket in my
life.
TOuN D COpNETI
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-09-17
Cured Hay Fever and Summer
Cold

A. j. Nusbaum, Batesville, Indiana
writes: 'Last year suffered for three
months with summer cold so distress
ing it interfered with my business. I
had many of the symptoms of hay
fever, and doctors prescription did
not reach my case, and took several
medicines which seemed to only ag-
gravate my case. Fortunately insisted
upon having Foley's Honey and Tar in
the yellow package, and it quickly
cured me. My wife has since used
Foley's Honey and Tar with the same
success. Glendive Drug Co.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-09-17
ANNOUNCEMENT

desire to announce myself as a
candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for county surveyor of Daw-
son county, subject to the will and
pleasure of the Republican county
convention. Any good words or as
sistance given my candidacy before
the calling of the convention will be
greatly appreciated.
r. T. HURDLE.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-09-17
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Following is a list of letters re-
naming uncalled for at the Glendive
postoffice on Sept. 18th, 1908.
Arthur Bentley, Hal Blaisdell, J.
E. Cooper, James Hanrahan, Oscar
Hanson, James Hobb, Lewis A. Lowe.
Mrs. Gertie Milton, Tom Merrick,
Lendt Paulson, T. S. Pierce, C. W.
Paulson, Chas. Shore, Arnt Svendsen,
G.. Westlund.
When calling for the above please
say advertised.
John c.. Sorenson, P. M.