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RIFLE COMPETITION
BEGINS AT MONTEREY
Preliminary Shooting for Ma
tional TryOut Is Not Above
Average in Scores
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

MONTERREY. July 17.-The Pacific
rifle and pistol competitions Of 1908 OF
the departments of California and Co
lumbia began at the Monterey Pre-
sidio this morning. Major G. ". Nc
Iver of the Twentieth infantry is the
officer in charge. The engineer corps.
coast artillery corps. Fourteenth cav
airy. Third infantry. Twentieth in
fantry and the Twenty-second in
fantry are represented by marksmen.
Today's shooting was in rifle cor1peti-
tion. at slow fire, at 200, 800. 500 and
500 yards, two scores being made at
each range. The shooting was merely
preliminary and Will not count in the
finals. The scores made today were
not above the average. Twelve off,
GERS and 68 men were at the targets
shooting. The best score made was
164, made by Corporal Fremont Voll-
man of Company F, Twentieth in
fantry. Second Lieutenant A. z. AIR
ends of the Twentieth infantry made
162, the highest score made by any Of
the officers. The competition Is 10 Sc
lect team to go to Fort Sheridan and
compete at the national shoot.
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HONOR FOR MARKSMEN
Notables to Welcome Rifle Team
on Return From London

WASHINGTON. July 17.-Signal hon
ors await the American rifle team upon
It's return from the Olympic games in
London, where II has vanquished teams
from all the leading shooting countries
II IS expected that the team will reach
New York on Saturday, July %, and
preparations are being made for
sernfoficfal welcome of imposing
character Assistant Secretary Of War
oliver president of the national board
for the promotion OF rife practice, has
appointed a committee from that board
to act with q similar committee from
the National rife association as a COM
mittee of reception. The United States
revenue cutter Mohawk, the largest in
the service, has been placed at the
disposal of this committee by the
treasury department Governor Hughes
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Baseball Notes

Old Truck had another bad day around first
getting his feet badly tangled up and booting
couple. His work with the big stick however
more than made up for his misplays
The Seals came near making the first triple
play In many seasons during the fifth With
Lewis on second and Hopkins on first and nobody
down. Van Bunted a fly, which williams speared
and winged to Zeider at second. Rollie whipped
II to first but was just shade too late TO pull
of the play.
Oakland will stick Southpaw Nelson in against
the Seals this afternoon. Nelson has not worked
on the local grounds yet. so the fans have not
been able to get line on him. Opposed to Mel
son wiz be Jones, who has been winning often
lately Henley is caried to work on Sunday
morning at Oakland, with Sutor on the job in the
nnal game Of the series here.
Jimmy Smith, the fast little Oakland outfeld-
er was slipped his getaway privilege yesterday
by CAPTAIN Van Haltren Jimmy has been In
bad shape for the last two months, and try as he
might he could not get right again. Danny Long
thinks very well Of the little fellow, and il will
not be at all surprising IL Smith appears in
Seal uniform before many days have passed He
is sure of Job with the local team provided he
can pull himself together and show anything
that looks like his old time form.
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Sport
British Athletes Cheat
in Olympic Tug of War
Yankees Treated With Fiagranf
Unfainess by Brifishers

LONDON July IA serious controversy has between
athletes and the British Olympic association.
Americas chief OF complaint is the arbitrary in
WHICH protest against he agrany unfair methods OF
Quoting tug war dismissed Every unprejudced
oda meeting convinced that the Americans
justified in refusing go with that event.
The United Kingdom had three entered in the tug OF
up the police of the city of London Liverpool and the
fofces
The Americans all ordinary shoes complying with
the rule, which says:
No competitor shall prepared boots Shoes boots
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Miller Scores With
Rubia Grdnda
Williams FiIly Wins Another
Race and King Cobalt
Is Beaten
sPEcIAL DIsPArcH 10 rHE cAIL


BRIGHTON. BEACH. July 17.-Public
form was well sustained by four IA
NOrltes and two second choices win
ninS today. Race goers who persist
entity follow the fortunes Of the hrst
choices were well repaid. for the win
ners were at good odds
II was program that fairly bristled
with so called good things" The
fourth race. a handicap at six fur
longs, was the best II was well con
tested by Rialto and King Cobalt The
former won by a head in a driving
finish
That he poked hts nose in front in
the last stride was due to the persever-
ing efforts OF Jockey Dugan. quarter
or mile from the finish King Cobalt
raced into the lm so easily that al
most any other jocNey would have been
discouraged. But Dugan never stopped
driving Rialto The colt stood the lib
eral application of the whip for a full
quarter of mile without hinching. and
won Prince of Pilsen won the steeple-
chase cleverly by two lengths after
passing his former stablemate Water
ford for two miles. Walter Miller won
the year old event with Thomas H
Williams flly. Rubia Granda.
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-OEe and a sixteenth miles. 4
year olds and upward selling $500 added.
Odds. Horse. Weight ana Jockey. Fin
1-5-Iieling. 113 ,Sumterl .................
0-l-kentucky Beau. ia (NOtter) .......... >
13-3-Ellisdale. III (E. DnganO ......... ;
Time, :46 % Colonel White. Easton Grace
Cameron and Mark Meddler finished as named
SECOND RACE-Five frrlongs. year oIds
@sidens; 31lssi selling. $500 added
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
l-S-ShOrtcut. 10T a. Leel ................ /
2200-ll-Alon0iogue. 20 104 McCarthy) .......... ?
2o-l-Dr. Pillow. 10I (Musgravel ........-... 8
lime l;O 30 Snlf, Westmore. Banbury
Lasata, Greenlawn. Merise. Hanonia Watiere
Don zella. Cowen, Eschau and Nancy Lynch
finished named.
THIRD RACE-One and a sixteenth miBes. 3
year year oids. selling: purse $500.
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin
6-5-Great Pirate. IOT Upton . 4
5-l-CaStlewOod. los NOtterl ......... .
S-l-GOwan. Ill CIV. Miller ................ &
ton finished named.
FOURTH RACE-Six tfurIongs. handicap. 3
year oids and upward $500 added.
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
3-1-Rialto. 100 o. DuganO -
45-king Cobalt. l22 (SIcDanieD ....... .
S-l-Aarsthon, 1O2 NIcCarthyl ............. 3
Time, 1913 1-5. The Squire, Balbus Fond
Heart; PerjuieiO and Beaucoup finished a.
FIFTH RACE-About two miles and half.
steeplechase handicap for 4 year olds and up-
ward. $500 added
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin
6-J-Prtnce Of Pfisen. 143 - Lynchi ....
u-1o-Waterspeed. 149 CNcKmneyl -.
6-1-Pspriks, 1856 &C. Palmer, .......... 3
Time, 4:44- Queen OF Knight also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs. year old H.
Hes and geldings. selling. $500 added.
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
2-l-Rubia Granda. 100 (W. Niller1 .........
5-l-Lady Selma. 104 mccarthy ..........
S-l-Aronette, 1O4 lSweeti .-...........-.. }
Time, 1;0l 3-5. Wise Mason, Ark ArondacS
Bonnie Kelso. Our Maggie and Indomitabls
finished as named.
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NOT TO BE PUNISHED
Operator Who Changed Race.
track Telegram Not Indicted

WASHINGTON. July 14.-The Fassett-
Cassidy race track telegram is a closed
incident II became known today that
the federal grand jury has decided that
Tie evidence offered by the district
attorney is not sufficient 10 show that
arv crime was committed when Julius
Timberlake. q telegraph operator en-
confession. Inserted the word not" in a
message fled by Representative j.
Sloat Fassett advising State Senator
Cassidy OF New York as 70 the latter
vote on the Hughes anti-race bill al
Albany. The altered telegram is said
70 have defeated the earlier passage
OF Governor Hughes measure.
No formal charge was made against
Tlmberlal1e-
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Hans Wagner Gets
Watch and Chain
sTANDING OF THE CLUES

PITTSBURG, July 17.-Today was
celebrated here as Wagner day in honor
of Hans Wagner. famous shortstop of
the Pittsburg team. In an appropriate
address Director of Public Safety Lang
presented Wagner with a gold watch
and chain valued at 500 as a token of
esteem from 700 admirers.
In the eighth inning Boston scored
six runs off Young, who succeeded
Camnitz after the seventh. A storm of
dust and rain made 1t impossible to
continue play and the score reverted
back to the end of the seventh inning.
Score.
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Windsor Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race Keep Moving,
GUarda, GolIy Ding.
Second race-Manzano, Water
way. B1berry.
Third race-Rfchard Reed. Bal
bel<, Hawks Flight.
Fourth race-LiSterfne, Polly
Prim, BIackSheep.
Fifth race-Lady Irma. Arrow
shaft, Thistle Bell.
Sixth race-CIements, EdEeIy,
BeImere.
seventh race-HOIscher, Pry-
tania, SchrOeder's Midway.
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Senators Take Game
i'm The Ninth
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SANTA CRUZ, July 17.-Sacrament to
came in for grand finish in the ninth
inning of today's game with the Sand
Crabs and batted in two runs, Whalen,
Doyle and Enright connecting for safe
batting by both teams made the game
exciting throughout for 1900 specta-
tors Score:
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BUTTE ENTRIES

First race. four furlongs. selling. maidens-
Columbia Maid. Miss Butler. Merritt Buxton.
Coreln. Diamond Nose. Godens. Athgold. Huro.
Poppy Ray Carlo. Flying Wing.
Second race. six furlongs. selling-Maud s,
Mrs. Mathews, Runsum. The Mouser. Louise
Fitzgibb0ns. Columbia Girl Red Bell. Redmont.
knowledge. Tinlock. Search Me.
Third race. Eve furlongs-Rare China. Ray
Welch. Prince Alamo. Knightdeck, Zella g.
Jane Laurel. Ocilla. Mabel Fountain. Lena
Leach. Bonfles
Fourth race. FIVE furlongs. handicap-Neva
Lee cansrdo. Sevenfull. Platoon James A. Muir
ray. Mary F. Couple Platoon and James A.
Murray Dunn entry.D
Fifth race. mile. selllng-Bardonia, Jen-
MES Beau. MaTtinmss. Brawny Lad. Meadow
thorne. Ellie Silverskn. Western. Surety. Nab
onassar Wheatstone. BenTolio-
Sixth race. Midget handicap, and al
eighth miles-Lucy Marie. Mike Jordan. Belden.
Eduardo. Nadzu. Merlingo.
Weather clear: track fast.
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Butte Races

BUTTE. Mont, July 17.-Eighteenth day;
weather clear; track fast
FIRST RACE-FOur furIongs. maiden > wear
olds, value 10 winner S235.
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT St Str Fin
o-l-Beaumont eandusen) 1oI 1 "a
l0-l-aorea (E. sullivan ..107 42 Il
6-1-Begone (Shriner) lilo S 3n
Time. :49. Winner ch e. by Beau ormonde-
Celebre- Start fair Won easily. Second
same Third driving. Beaumont was never in
three furlW pole and ali but frst and second
horses suffered Harry Stanhope TO- My Nurse
80. SemRrOelle 7. g. Schlieder Is. Aunt Kit 90
Yellow Foot i Lightning Flash 30, Poncana 90,
Cavallena 8, finished as named.
SECOND RACE-Four furlongs. selling. 5 year
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT St Str Flu
3-l-John A. Mallon (Shriner)lo5 l l III
3-2-Char. Doherty (Fischer) Jos 3 / 2 ,
3-2-GOdfather (E. Clark Jos 81 , q
Time. :47&. Winner ch. c. by Rubieon-
same. Third driving John A. Maiion set a
fast pace and under a nice ride held his field
safe Godfather tired chasing Mallon and hung
AT the end. Irish Mike g. Agreement 10. fallen
30. Diamond Nose so, William Bissett 80 fin
ished as named.
THIRD RACE-seven furlOnzs. selling. year
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str Fin.
4-l-Redmont tButwelD 49, Joe ] I IA
i-Eaa61s -Eassssd e. ishriPs5S Hiidsbfsnd iSs iS5
Red Girl Start eood Won Or driving. Second
and third same Redmont set the pace all the
way and, although firing badly managed to
last II out Succeed had no excuses: she was
perfectly ridden and stood a long. hard drive
Shady Lad looked 10 have chance at last turn.
but faded away. Chief Desmond A. Shady Lad
30 Helig1ne s. Willie T Is. Miss Nav Bow
dish IS. finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. selling. year
oIds
Odds Horse and Jockey VT. St. Str. Fin
6-l-Mrs. Neugent fH-Stuart)lo2 3 2hi =
4-1-Taskmaster Oyer ....109 = , y
15-I-Contribution tOtis1 ..10T 3 2 = ) III
Time. la. Winner br. T. by Hamilton II
4 Cforf nnrr -
and third same. Mrs. Neugent wore Task
master down in final 100 yards. Sake almost
left at post and had little chance. ]. Kneal go.
Sake l. Strat Martin 3. Marian Louise 4 Hand
Ne Down -. Siege Gun y, finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. selling. 8 year
olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
7-1O-Jillette N. Nelson g.. .104 Il Il
l9l-Rose 9os.;,,Il DAILY =, CDysTl y ss 2nn
Time. 1:l5 Winner b. m. 90 by Morte
Fonse-Jilt Start good Won easily. Second
and third driving. Jillette soon had Aquiline
straight and won out easily enough. Rose DAILY
closed very strong. Dyer made his run a tri1e
late. Robert Mitchell %. By Play 30. Governor
SIXTH RACE-One mile. selling. year olds
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
4-5-Airs ID. Stuart ..-....lo9 n l
s-l-Playlet lButwell) -. .-1o7 Z 3 II 3 u
Time, 1:42s.. Winner ch- m. "a by Gold:
drive. Second bsndily. Third cleverly. Airs,
under q perfect ride, stood long stretch drive
and lasted II out gsmely. Etspa a very
smart race. Patriotic Z. Berryessa So Daring
-. Chancellor walworth Is. finished as named
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BANK WANTS TAXES RETURNED

SACRAMENTO, July 1.-THE state
secure the services OF the attorney gen
eral to aid the assessor of San joaquin
county in defending a suit brought
against him. The First national bank
of Stockton is the plaintiff. 1t sues on
the ground that taxes it paid the
county in 1905 were not legally due
and it wants the money returned The
assessment was made on the strength
OF a decision of the state supreme
court that national banks may be as
sessed, although the United States SUI
preme court has decided that national
banks are not assessable.
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Windsor Races

WINDSOR. July 1T.-Todsy's results: {,
First race. seven furlongs-Nancy won Prince
Hohenlohe second. Grevills third. Time 1:33 1-5
Second race, steeplechase. about two miles
Lizzie Flat won. Sam Farmer second, Lights Out
third. Time. 4:44
Third race. six furlongs-Pa triot won. Pleasing
second, High Hat, third. Time, 1918 As.
Fourth race, one mile-Tom Dolan won Lad Of
Lsngdoa second. Petulant third. Time, AZ.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Ida D won. Listerine
second, Royal Onyx third fine. 1:1G Is.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-BelIe of the Bay
won. Lord Dixon second, The Belle third. Time,
% Is.
Seventh race. one mile-The Thorn won Dun
yegan second. Giles third. Time l:44 2-5.
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has been invited to represent the state
been sent to Mayor Mcclellan in be-
half of the city of New York Major
General F. D.. Grant. commanding the
department of the east, and stan are
also expected to attend ~Adjutant
General William p. Hall has been des-
ignated to represent the war depart
ment. The navy department will be
represented by Acting Secretary Of the
Navy Newberry and Lieutenant Com
mander Sims. Inspector Of rifle prac-
tice, and the marine corps by General
George F. Elliott, cOmmandant and
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CRICKEr CLUB ORGANIzED

SAN MATEO, July IA special
meeting of the San Mateo cricket club
was held at the home OF Walter 3.
Marcus in Elm street last night. A
permanent organization was effected. as
follows: Rev. ~. 3. w. Gallwey. pres
idents F. j. Rodhex and ". B. Marcus.
vice Presidents. E Aldwell. captain;
James Watson. vice captain; Ernest T.
Marcus. secretary treasurer; Davenport
Bromfield. David Strollery. William
Kettlewell. executive committee.
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EMPEROR OF CHINA III

PEKING. July 1.-THE emperor Of
China has been i'll for several days
past. 1t is impossible to ascertain
what his malady is because western
medical science is barred from the i'm
peria palace: put the reports indicate
majesty is said to be better today, but
in spite Of this the dowager empress
has ordered the various viceroys to
send physicians from the provinces to
Peking.
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American League

WASHINGTON, July 1T.-Cleveland got two
hits, three bases on balls and two wild pitches
together in the second inning. scoring enough
runs TO defeat Washington, to l. Score:
R. Fl. E..
washington
Cleveland .....--...... ..-.-..-...
Batteries-Johnson Falkenberg and Warner;
JOSS and n. Clarke
PHILADELPHIA. July 17.-Detroit today
established a major league record for this sea-
son by making 25 hits of three of Philadelphia s
pitchers and winning, 81 to 2. Score:
r. H. E.
Detrolt ...--.--...--- -.....s.--.-.z II %
IH'asaie Observation-Disclosures. suggs. Schmidt. Payne
and Thomas; vickers. Schlitzer, Maxwell and
Schreck.
NEW YORK. July 17.-St. Louis lost another
game 10 the locals today, to 3. Score:
st. Louis -.-.-.-.--..- 5
New York. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8 10 /
Manning and Blair.
BOSTON, July 17.--Boston won an uphill
game from Chicago today, to 3. Score:
Chicago ............--....... 3 3
Boston .. 10
Batteries-white and W. Sullivan; Arellanes,
Cicotte and Criger.
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- - - FOR
oe - - BAD BLOOD

bad blood
Contagious
mouth and throat copplod shes the body swollen glands in
falling
affecting all Of the body show how deeply poisoned the blood
and emphasizes the the trouble allowed
remain the system the disease will finally wreck the health and break
Blood
Poison which does not nd the circulation Of particle the virus
S. S. the real and to the bottom OF
healthful disorder s.
reliable
especially this
aid the Of disease and ask Tor
special medical advice charge for either.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA
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PoRTLAND 4. Los ANGELEs !,

PORTLAND July 17.-Graney, Port
lands new pitcher, redeemed himself
perb game and proved himself a hard
hitter. Koestner for the visitors
pitched a fine game except in the sixth
and, even then, things might not have
gone so hard with the Los Angeles
players had the fielding back of him
been up to par. The score:
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NEwCUM GOES TO TOKYO


WASHINGTON, July 17.-William A
Newcum, stenographer TO Assistant
Secretary OF State Bacon. former San
Franciscan. has been appointed assist
ant secretary to the commissioner to
the Tokyo exposition Newcum will
leave in a few day for Japan via Eu-
rope. and viii return via San Fran
cisco.
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SANTA CRUZ
RUNS AND HITS BY INNING
SUMMARY

Earned runs-Santa Cruz 3. Sacramento >. Two
base hits-Jansing, Sehimpn Doyle. Sacrifice
hits-Jansiug (2l. Double play-Iverson TO En-
right First base errors-SaeramentO 4. First
base on called balls-Of It. Hoag l. Hit by
pttcher-Graham. Struck out-By t. Hoag, l. by
Whalen 1. Left on bases-Santa Cruz 3. Sacra-
mento T. Time of game-l hour and 30 minutes.
Umpire-MeCarthy. Scorer-Lucas.
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MANUFACTURERS GOES BANkRUrr

BUFFALO. n Y. July 17.-An order
of bankruptcy adjudication was today
directed by Judge Hazel OF the United
against the Disk manufacturing COM
pany Of Canandaigua. manufacturers
of kitchen enamel ware. The corpora
ton is capitalized at $1.000.00 Cred
itors have presented claims for tha
amount OF more than 81. zoo. 900.
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Seattle Selections
By j. r.. JEFFERl

First race-Kerry, Bonheur,
Calves.
Second race-Taylor George,
TaVora. The sutton.
Third race-StanIey Fay, Eye
bright, BOggs.
Fourth race-Security, Belle of
Iroquois, Luretta.
Fifth race-Fred Bent, Pal, Mon
yfna.
Sixth race - Smiley Corbett,
Sugarmaid, Critic.
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RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
: GraneY G. hx

Struck out.By @ Graney e. BY Koestnsr 5; Base
plays-Graney TO Madden TO Danzig; Madden to
johnson to Madden Sacrifice hits-Oakes Ellis
Casey, Ryan. Hit BY pitched ball-Wheeier.
Smith. Passed baIl-Madden. First base on er.
rors-Portland 3. Left on bases-Los Angeles O.
Portland 8. Time of game-1 hour and so min
utes. Umpire-O' 'ConneI
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boston 4 U
Batteries-Camnitz and Gibson: Mccarthy and
Graham. Umpires-Rigler and Rudderham
CINCINNATI, July 17.-Coakley held Brook
lyn to two singles today, both being made by
HumTnell. Score r. II. +.
Cincinnati ...................... 2
Brooklyn
Batteries-Co -Coakley and Schei; Bell and Rit-
ter. Umpire-Klem.
ST. LOUIS, July 17.-Philadelphia made il
three straight victories over ST. Louis by taking
today's game, TO 0. Score: r. II. E.
ST. Louis. ...--.....- -.-.---...-.... l
HDldoelplla U
Batteries Raymond, Sallee and Bliss; Richie
and Doom. Umpire-Emslie
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SUMMARY

Runs-Of Skillman g. off Henley g. Hits-of
Skillman 3, OF Henley Z: charge defeat TO Hen
ley. Three base hits-Zeider, Eagsn. Two base
hits-Hildebrand, Lewis. Altman. Hopkins Sac
rifce hits-Hldebraind, Zeder. Hopkins (2). First
base on called balls-0n Skillman L, of Henley
1, of Hopkins 3. Struck out-By Skillmsn l, by
10 Zeider. Wild pitch-Hopkins. Time of game
l hour and 80 minutes Umnfre-Perine
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BOY DIES OF LoCKJAw

TACOMA. July 17.-Gust Slabb. aged
13 years. son OF Andrew Slabb. died
this morning OF lockjaw at the Fannie
Paddock hospital as the result OF an
accident to his left hand from a toy
pistol on the fourth OF July.
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE GAMES

At Butte-Butte 5. Aberdeen /.
At Seattle-vancouver II, Seattle 4
At Spokane-Spokane 3, Tacoma l.
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Tine. -43lz. Start good. Won easily Sec
and and third driven. Msrpesss 100 Rudabek
B. Coibert s. Red Revnard 60. Pleiad D. fn-
shed as named. Pickaway waited Rudsbek
the first half mile and then breezed into the
lead Red Ball well up throughout. Josie
seemingly unable 70 raise a gallop- Rudabek
QUIT badly in the stretch. PickaUay. 7-10
place 2-s show; Red Ball. 10 place. 4 show:
Josie Is show.
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HoRrIcULTURIsT RESIGNS

~ Us n1sA - e. - ra saS. me-. 49,.
held the position OF secretary TO the state
commission OF horticulture, today rendered his
resignation
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Edited BY r. Il. Smyth
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULT OF GAMES

Oakland, 8; San Francisco, ),
Portland, 4; Los Angeles, 1.
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Time, l:4Z.. Winner ch- m. i4l by Cold
crest Bohemia Girl. Start good Won in hard
drive. Second bsndiy- Third cleverly. Airs,
and lasted II out gsmely. Etspa ran very
smart race. Patriotic 4 Berryessa so. Daring
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National League

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SAN FRANCISCO
OAKLAND

Total ...-..-- 81 10 i
'One out when winning run was score
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-17

connective headlights. and that you
could see into them, and on several
Of the largest stars was sure I could
see people moving. and the moon
seemed 20 near that you could catch
the smile OF the man In the moon, and
zee him wink at you.
The two men had to remain awake
all night. but after awhile said
guessed ! would have my berth made
up. and the boss man handed me u
shredded wheat biscuit for . pillow.
and laid me down by the sand bags
and tho canned food. and threw n
blanket over me. and slept all night
sailing over the states. tho balloon
moving 20 still there was NO sound al
all.
woke up once or twice and
listened for . street car. or some noise
to put me to sleep again. and found
myself wishing there was . fre. 10
IRE department would 70 Changing BY
making . noise that would be welcome
10 the terrible stiffness.
! dreamed the awfuiest dreams, and
thought ! saw pa. in another balloon.
with . rAwhidc In his hand. chasing
me. and the great bear In tho heavens
seemed TO be getting up ON his hind
legs. with his mouth open. ready to
hug me to his hairy chest.
Il was q terrible night. and at day.
light the boas man woke me up and
looked over the side OF the basket and