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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-09
MATRIMONIAL

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seeks the acquaintance Of an educated genre
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EmerYVilIe Track TO
Be Very Fast
Montgomery and ThorntonStakes
Are the Stellar attractions
for the Week
By j. r. Jeffery

With the return Of favorable track
conditions the quality of the racing at
Emeryville may be expected to improve
this week. The track will be in very
fair condition Usday and viii be light
rins fast within n few days If no more
rain falls. The Monterey selling stake,
$1,000 added, two miles, scheduled for
Wednesday, and the far famed Thorn
ton stake, at four miles. down for de-
cision Saturday, viii be the stellar at
fractions OF the week. but a number of
overnight handicaps will provide both
sprinters and distance runners with op-
portunities TO add 10 their winnings.
Probable starters in the Monterey
selling stake include Rubric, Byroner-
Gale, Tetanus, Fulletta, Red Leaf,
Treasure Seeker, Miss Rillie, Big Bow
and Graphite.
The Thornton field Is likely to come
from this list: Tetanus, Miss Rllie, Big
Bow, Graphite, Ramus, Treasure Seek
er, Byronerdale, Logistilla, Red Leaf,
Benvono and Livius.
The directors OF the Los Angeles rao-
ing association have made application
10 the Pacific jockey club for permis-
sion 10 extend the 100 days meeting at
Arcadia scheduled to close March 81,
so that the closing date will be Satur-
day, April 25. President T. H Will
lldLAt OF me EdcllC Jockey C4QD ana
W. T. Dunn, the Los Angeles member
Of the board Of stewards of that or
ganization, who is here for few days
had a conference yesterday relative 10
the advissbility OF sanctioning the pro-
posed extension A decision upon the
matter is expected within q day or two.
Eastern turf writer's regard the sta
bic which s. c. Hildreth Will shortly
ship east from California as the most
formidable on the American turf with
the exception Of the James r Keene
collection Of stars
The transfer Of Shenandoah from the
Chinn stable to that of Harry Slower
seems TO have played havoc with that
horses form. Each race that the Long
street gelding has run IN the Slower
colors has been poorer than its prede-
cessOr.
H 7. Griffin is fearful that he viii be
forced TO throw his clever 2 year old
hlly Trance out Of training. The 1lly
went lame in her preparation for the
Woodlands stake at Arcadia and has
since shown such soreness when asked
10 do any work that her owner has
a bout decided that 1t will be unwise to
20 on with her training.
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Kansas City, Mo- March S.-David Waldo
a wealthy horseman. well known throughout
the United States and who formerly owned
a racetrack here, killed near Indepen-
dence, NO., in a runaway accident last night.
He was a graduate from Washington and Lee
university in Virginia and father of Jed and
William Waldo, who were famous jockeys
a few wears ago
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ENTERS YACHT FoR LoNe. RACE

SAN DIEGO. March s.-John Kyle
will enter his yawl rugged yacht, the
Lady Maud. in the Pacific race
from San Pedro to Honolulu. The Lady
Maud is TO feet over all. 1S15 feet beam
and s5z feet draft The yacht will
carry crew of 10. with Wilbur Kyle
as captain. Captain L. B. Harris. navi-
gator. and Jack Cooper, first mate
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BUSINESS cHANcEs-contlnued
BAIRD & KEMPSTER,
THE LEADING BUSINESS BROKERS.
951 FILLMORE ST. Mr.. McALLISTER-
PHONE PAGE $751;
SEE IIS F0R REAL RARGAINs

PHONE PAGE $751;
SEE Us FOR REAL BARGAINS
S450-Delicatessen, grocery, branch bakery
and notion store in the Mission; fine living
rooms; sacrifice. BAIRD & KEMPSTER. 951
s.. 4.50o-Grocery: elegant, big, high class prop
osition; daily receipts $50; this is worth see
S275-Lunch counter in the Mission: a great
opportunity for man and wife or young men.
BAIRD KEMPSTER. 951 Fillmore st.
S950-Pool and billiard parlor; fine chance 10
hide. BAIRD & KEMPSTER. 951 Fillmore st.
SS00-SaloOn-$30 $300-$300.
Greatest saloon bargain in the city; see this
today; 1t goes quickly; make an offer. BAIRD
& KEMPSTER, 951 Fillmore st.
ss50-Saloon; choice corner uptown; good.
steady trade; a great bargain at this price
BAIRD & KEMPSTER. 951 Fillmore st.
S975-Meat market; Of the best markets
In the Western addition; doing $50 daily busi-
ness; elegantly equipped; Of best buy
BAIRD & KEMPSTER, e51 Fillmore st.
S350-Restaurant; Kearny street PROPOSE
town; owner positively expended $3.50 fitting
this place up and is called suddenly east on
BAIRD & KESfPSTER, 951 Fillmore St
S5O0-We have very fine business opening
for live hustler none other need apply; half
interest In fine paying cash commission bust
ness. which will clear to each $3.50 to S175 per
month; II you are live and up to date. sober
and reliable BAIRD & KEMPSTER, e51
Fillmore ST.
S450-A swell fruit store in Fillmore ST.. do
ing splendid business: a fine opening; cheap
rent; good trade. BAIRD & KEMPSTER, 951
Fillmore st.
ssSs DOLLARS ssssSs
Lots Of them to be saved by seeing before
you buy business. We have the largest
list of places and the best bargains of any firm
In San Francisco, and a call at our office will
convince You that if you want to buy a restau-
rant, meat market small or big grocery, branch
bakery, stationery store. delicatessen. hotel,
rooming house hat. livery stable coal yard.
candy store, cigar store saloon or any other
line of business we supply your wants;
over 800 business propositions on our books
BAIRD & KEAfPSTER,
Q51 FILLMORE
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SHOW PROMOTER FOUND DEAD-Santa
Ana. March S.-A. B. Coughran aged 81 who
had been promoting a freak calf attraction
at Long Beach was found dead this morn
ing in the road near Centralia. 1t was evil
dent that COughran had shot himself some
time during the night A bottle Of liquor
was found close by
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SAN DIEGO DEFEATS OAKLAND
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SAN DIEGO. March s.-The Oakland
state league team went against a wall
today IN its first practice game with
The San Diegans and was defeated by a
score Of Is to 2. The locals were picked
from the two local teams that have
been playing all winter. Jess StOvel
pitched for San Diego and held the
visitors down 20 three hits and no
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earned runs, both the Oakland scores
being made on errors of Richenfield.
Oakland tried three pitchers, Gamer
for three innings, Hopkins for four, and
Smith for one. and all three were hit
for total of 13.
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HEIsE WINS sIEBE MEDAL

OAKLAND, March S.. D. Heise
added to HIS laurels this afternoon by
capturing the Captain i. Siebe medal
In the shoot of the Norddeutscher
schuetzen club. The shoot took place
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BEST BET-CARMISA NEXT BEST-PREEN

, at the Shell Mound ranges and Heise
won the honors by scoring the best
three centers out of dozen shots.
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BUSINESS PERsoNALs-Continued

Liberal advances on diamonds and jewelry.
Baldwin Jewelry Co. 1881 Van Ness
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-09

DR.. ST. JOHN RoosA DIEs-New York
March S.-Dr. Daniel B. st. John Roosa one
of the founders and the only president OF
the New York post graduate medical school
and hospital, died suddenly today from heart
disease at his home here, aged 20 years. He
had published several valuable treatises the
eye and ear, on which subjects he was an
authority.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-09
BUSINESS CHANCES-Contfnue
JOHN NJ. GATES & CO.,
1854 O'FARRELL ST.,
LICENSED COMMERCIAL BROKERS.


SALOON on the water 'front.' near the ferry
: building; 1Mng good business; price sl.!5o: -.
fully appointed; feeds from 400 to 500 people
daily; seats over 60; daily receipts average
8 S25 ao to sl4Si lease on store; price $500:
thoroughly established; disagreement Of part
ners causes this place to be offered for $4,000
JEWELRY STORE in good town near San Fran
cisco; good, established repair trade; very low
rent; price $3.50.
POOL and billiard room for sale; in the Mis-
sion; good location; room cottage included
tables; long lease; low rent; price s3.5O0
MANUFACTURING-We have for sale a thor
oughly established medicine business mot 8
medical practice); this business is clearing
$500 month; also make havoring extracts and
toilet articles; the present owner is well aloae
the sale of the business in our hands; tn,
price is less than years profit from the
business.
WE CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS.
JOHN M. GATES & CO.,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
1854 so'FARRELL ST.
Do you want legitimate paying business
of any kind? If we have something fol
taurants, lunch counters, groceries, saloons
cigar stands, hotels, rooming houses and nats
Partnerships and other paying propositions
cash trade from $50 to $50 per day: rent 81;
per month: must sell; leaving city
Restaurant with saloon license in n, one q, o. o.
Y interest; look this up.
Bakery doing fine business will sell cheap
Delicatessen and restaurant: will sell cheap
small amount of money will handle these
COAST REALTY CO.,
Room 80, 869 Broadway,
Oakland
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The Calls Handicap Forecast
BY j. r. Jeff.ery
overweight

Ratings Deduct point for each pour
overweight.
NAPpA-SHAnY IAn-nAVIn ROLAND
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MEETINGs-specIaI

EETINGS-Speciat
ANNrAI MEETING HUTCHINSON SUGAR
PLANTATION COMPANN-Jbe annual meet
ing Of the stock holders OF the HUTCHINSON
STGAR PLANTATION COMPANY VIII be
held on TUESDAY. MARCH -. 1908, al the
hour Of II O'Clock q. M. Al The Once oI me
..aunsnr 26S Market St. room 30, san Fran
cisco. cal. for the purpose Of eleeting direc-
fors for the ensuing year and for the CONSIDER
zion and transaction of such other business
as NAV come before the meeting.
Transfer books viii close Saturday Marcn
- 1905 BT order Of the president
IL ". THOMAS. Secretary
March p 1908.
sNNIAL meeting Oceanic Steamship Company-
Tho annual meeting Of the stock holders Of the
oceanic Steamship Company viii be held on
TUESDAY, March 10 1908, at the hour OF
q o'clock a. m. st the office of the company,
"a Clsv st. San Francisco. Cal, for the p1r-
.ose 6f eIecting directors for the ensuing year.
md FOR the considers ton and transaction or
snch other business as may come berore tne
meeting Transfer books viii c-0se SATURDAY
February p. 19os. By order OF tbe plesi-
dent. ID W lHOMAS' SeS'e1a'''
February -. 1908.
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Eastern turf writer's regard the sta
bic which S. c. Hildreth Will shortly
ship east from California as the most
formidable on the American turf with
the exception of the James r Keene
Collection Of stars
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LODGING HoUsEs-continued

Phone West 5727. room A. 1915 Gilmore
An elegantly furnished rOoming house on Ei-
lis St bet Fillmore and Van, Ness. the best
paying house In the city; rent at SIS per rn-
clears above all expenses $500 per mo. Par
ticulars MOAK e. co.
ROO1ING house and saloon for sale; good busi-
ness. 253 Steuart ST
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Further particulars of the above or any other
propositions can be had at office.
BALDWIN HOWELL.
31S-324 Kearny st
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HOTELS AND RoOMING HOUSES

HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS
Golden Gate av. house. AZ rooms well adapted
for this purpose; very convenient location:
close TO Jefferson square; handy TO retail
stores and markets. as well as restaurants:
good tenant get big inducements on this
house. get particulars.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-04-11
Republicans Win Out at SoIana.

AT the school district election, held
in district No. 36. in this county on
Monday, April 6. republicans won
out, with the exception of D. M. Tai
bot candidateon democratic ticket. F.
M. Hughes republican candidate was
elected by eleven votes over G. H.
Morris. DR.. Frank Brady republican
was elected'by twtnty majority over
Chas. Frazier democrat and d. M.
Talbot democrat, was elected by six
teen ma ajority over ]. B. Garcia repub-
lican The total vote cast was sixty
six, all that paid poll tax were allow
ed to vote. The election. passed off
very quietly and every one seemed
satisfied.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-04-11
N arried.

Miss Nellie Phelps and Mr.. D. G..
Scroggins were united in marriage
last Thursday. Miss Phelps is a
daughterof Mrs. M. J. Phelps, of
north of town, and is we'll known in
Roy's circles.
Mr.. Scroggins formerly worked for
the Ell Paso and Southwestern rail-
road as bookkeeper, and is promis-
ing young man.
The ceremony was performed by
United States Court Commissioner w {.
Fl. Wilcox.
The Spanish-American joins their
many friends in wishing them long
prosperity and happiness.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-04-11
MUST PAY SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Those in Arrears for Paper Should
Settle At Once.

Notice is hereby given that all back
subscriptions to the Spanish American
must be paid. AS has been previous
ly stated, ruling of the post office
requires that all subscri-
bers receiving papers through the mail
be paid in advance. We are respon-
sible for this ruling but as publishers
of a newspaper we must conform to it
or pay the penalty of its violation. A
reasonable time has been granted us
to get our list in shape. just how long
that is we do not know and can not
say. However, we are anxious to get
this matter closed up as soon as possi-
BILE aud meet the governments require
ments. Several previous notices have
been given and some have responded.
If you have not, kindly do SO at your
earliest convenience and greatly oblige
as this must be attended to.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-04-11
New Presbyterian Church
to Be Built Soon.

Rev. j. S. Russell will return to
Dodge City in the morning. He has
been assisting DR.. Curtis in revival
services at the Presbyterian church,
preaching each evening the past two
weeks. His sermons are mastery
efforts and produce "a profound i'm
preston upon his auditors. Those who
have not been in attendance have
missed a rare treat. caldwell News.
Rev. J. H. Russell will come here
in a very short time and will at
once start the operation of building
church. Lots have been secured
and according to the talk of our cit
izens in regard to this matter we will
soon have a fine new church building.
IEk,rhe above clipping does not speak
fAp highly OF Rev. Russell. He is a
good mixer and fine genial gentle
man. A few of our leading business
men have heard. him speak and were
very much impressed with his power
in the church work.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-04-11
From Hotel Register.
ORIENTAL.

Louis Jennings, of Solana, was here
Monday.
r. M. Bishop, of Tucumcari, is here
on business.
S. F. Osborne, of Solana, is here
on business today.
L. D. Slusher, of Ration, is here with
the view of locating.
II. E. Shore and wife of Tucumcari,
are here on business.
J. w. Duboise and wife, of Central
City. Kv., intend to locate here soon.
ID. ID. jay. of Peulaskai Neb., is
looking over the country in this vicin-
ity.
ID. l.. Swetman and j. s. Book, of
Kansas City, intend to locate here to-
day.
A. B. Meeting and mother, of Tu-
cumcari, came up Monday to live on
their farm.
F. Hubbell, travelling man from
Lincoln Neb., was transactlng busl-
ness here Tuesday.
f. NJ. Lockwood, of the Denver Times
was here Sunday and Monday canvass
ing for subscriptions for that paper.
Ben F. Brown, of Moquero, was here
the first of the week on business. He
is hustling real estate man OF that
place.
Lee Peterson, of the Sigal-Campton
Live Stock Commission Co. OF Denver,
has been here the past week buying
cattle.
Thomas Keane, of FIT. Cobb, Okla,
and James Keane, of Niles, Kans.,
L. L. Lange, of Tucumcari, Gus Bell,
r. S. Richerson w. T. Peters, %. T..
Williims, of Louisville KY, are here
with the intention of locating.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-04-11
Complete Republican Victory at Roy.

Therepublican candidates were elec-
ted with ease, in spite of the efforts II
the democrats to carry the election.
Frank A. Roy the republican candi-
date received twenty-five votes and his
opponent w. II. Baum received thirteen
giving Mr.. Roy nine majority over
the democrat candidate. F. S. Brown.
republican candidate, received twenty
seven votes and his opponent w. p.
Tin dali, receiving eight, giving the re-
publican candidate nine majority over
the democrat candidate.
The total vote was only thirty-six,
owing to the fact, that the new ruling
of the Hon. Superintendent of public
Instructions was carried out TO the let
ter the vote was very light, only
property owners and those who had
taxable property were allowed TO vote,
and as there was no interest taken gen
orally, very few came in to vote, the
estimate made by those Interested is
that one eighth of the total eligible
votes was cast.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-04-11
Wet and Dry Break Even
in lIIir Ois Election,

Chicago, April S-The great liquor
contest in Illinois resulted in draw
battle, with the saloons winning de-
cisively in most of the larger cities,
but losing in scores of smaller ones
l,0l4 saloons being voted out of exis-
tence. Returns by township show S2S
or more than three-forths of the total
number of l,0l2 were closed to saloons.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-04-11
Box Social and Dance.

About twenty-seven dollars was
taken in at the box social and dance
last night, given by the base ball
boys. Every one present had a fine
time and seemed to enjoy themselves
so we'll that the boys decided to give
another next Friday night, April II,
and invite all the neighboring towns
to come and join them in having a
good time. Especially do they invite
the boys of other teams to come and
bring their lady friends.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-04-11
Republican Majority
is Large at Santa Fe.

Las Vegas Daily Optic, s: Santa
Fe, April S-The entire republican
ticket was elected here yesterday by a
majority of 100. The election was
hotly contested and the democrats put
forth their strongest efforts but did
not come anyways near winning. There
was little or no trouble and the con-
test, though earnest, was not bitter.
The new officers elected are:
+ Mayor, Jose D. Sena; Clerk, Sec.
Ortiz, Treasurer, ]. B. Reed.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-04-11
Death Of the Infant Child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Meuret.

The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Meuret died Monday evening"
March Ii, and was buried in the Cath
olic cemetery north of town Tuesday,
March II. The bereaved young par
ents have the sympathy of the entire
community in their bereavement.
Mrs. John Boyle, of Buswell Neb.,
who has been here taking care of her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Meuret. re-
turned to her home Wednesday. Mrs.
Meuret is getting along as well as can
he expected
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-04-11
Mrs. Tyer's Son Fred Hurt by Horse.

Last Tuesday morning Mrs Tyler's
son. Fred stopped Aurelio Aldiz horse
that was going home, ana mounted
with the intention of riding it back to
town. He haden't got in the saddle
when the horse started to run, the
animal ran into Mr.. Desmukes wire
fence, breaking three strands of wire
and turning a complete somersault
over into the field. Fred was thrown
about twenty feet beyond the horse strik-
ing on his shoulder and side. He was
considerably bruised and jared inter-
nally but was up the next day walking
around. and is yet compelled to lean
to one side on account of bruise receiv-
ed on the side.
He was lucky in not striking the
wire fence.
The horse was badly cut on the left
shoulder, tearing about sixteen inches
of hide back several inches.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-04-11
A Good Lesson For All.

Often you meet people who com
plain that they have but few friends.
They point others who have many,
and wonder why the distinction is so
made. The matter is easy enough to
explain, for as it is well said, ''The
only way to have friends is to be
one" For friendship cannot possibly
be a one sided affair. Just as it takes
two to make a bargain or quarrel, SO
does it take the same number to make
a friendship. No one can stand aloof
from others, without experiencing
abundance of keen disappointment.
The lasting friendships are not made
in this way. People do not size you
up as you stand off by yourself and
say: Nov there S some one I'd like
to know. II IL make it a point 10 draw
him or her out, and take all the pains
possible to establish friendship.
That's not the way it happens in real
life, although some imagine it is.
What really does happen is this: Two
people meet, and gradually they find
a point of congeniality occasionally
each does little favors for the other.
gradually feeling of affection takes
root in each heart. Neither is think
ing of what can be gained from the
acquaintance, rather, each is thinking
and planning to give instead of to take.
In other words one is trying to be
helpful friend to the other. And 10.
it is the very identical thing which
constitutes a fruitful and lasting
friendship. Bear this in mind read
ers, it happens to he among those who
reveal their scarcity or friend. Many
false accusations are laid at the door
of our modern lives, and among them
we believe is our indifference in going
out and hunting up others thatwe may
know them. We fancy that men and
women have been the same in this re-
spect, ever since the world was in
habited. Recorded on the pages of
history is the indissoluble friendship
of Damon and Pythias, but it was not
found by any means by any one sided
effort and that happened long before
the rush of our lives today, and which
we are continually hearing bitterly
denounced selfshness. If we were to
number our friends by those who ac-
cept or invitations to dinners, socials,
and other gayety entertainments and
gatherings, we most undoubtedly
would count them recklessly Our
friends are those who love us, not for
material hospitality we may extend,
but rather for the hospitality of heart
and charity that radiates from us.
You cannot receive such hospitality
as that, unless you also give it, nor
can you give it without receiving it in
return. Think of this if you bemoan
the loss of friends. Then make one
by one.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-04-11
Come and Have a Good Time.

The baseball club will give hard
times dance and box supper at Fosters
hall, Friday evening, April II. Ladies
are requested to bring lunch enough
for two. Dancing before and after
supper. Dance tickets So Stays will
be charged 81.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-04-11

If YOU don't blow your own horn it
won't be blown.
''The fellow who tries to attract
business without advertising is like
the fellow who throws his sweetheart a
kiss in the dark. He knows what he
is doing but no one else does"
w. j. BRYAN
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A Card Of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Meuret desire to ex-
press their sincere thanks to their
friends and neighbors, who so kindly
assisted them during the sickness and
death of their beloved baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Meuret
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-04-11

Floersheim Mercantile Co. are
agents forthe Sampson and Woodman-
see windmills. Prices reasonable.