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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-08
Yesterdays WINNERS
Workouts

Slsrt,, 1Five-eighths in 1903.
S%a Slll-Ihree- quarters in I:15
1-2rkle Aeyer-Mile in I:z6
.ecAl u4!-Ale and an eighth in IS Az
Little Jane-Half In :zs
Otto Price-Half in :4S15
fred Bent-Nile in l:43 3-5.
SIC siver-Hslf In :54h
1onac-Aile in 1:47; breeding: repeated I'm AZ
Entr "a ada-.J nree-quarters in lie
Ater Alller-Three-qua In 1:I7.
STeAtion-Siile in 1916
1em,rny Ahearn-Nile in 1:4T; breezing
William Bissell-Nile in 1 :45
AassA-Half IN :54. breezinQ
Hagrane-Haf In .5z; breezing
GelRanic-I hree-eighths in 81: breezinr
Aoena-Half In 80.
7eo heynard-HiFe-eighths In los.
Handmsiden-Fir -Fire-eighths ia i .0s
Western-Haf in :531b
Eolnketta-Ha1 in rs 2-5
Pajaroita-Half in AS
Senator Warner-Half In 40
Se-ro santa-Tn -Tnree-eighths IN :36
EeSgy o OAesl-Three-ei e-eighths in :36A
Aenilworth-Half In :54H.
furnace-HaH In :52.
sacher-Aile in 1:45; breezin1
1eig ghtoD-Half in 81 y: breextne
Z PicarO-Three-eighth in rs.
B H-Three-eighths in :37A; breezine
Finpkin-Half in :52.
E4ero-Inree- quarters in lis.
Mabel Eollande--Three-eig ighths IN :2s
Lee Harrison u-Three-eighths in 80
Bonsaline-Half IN so.
Day star-Hslf in :53.
Dick WilsoD-Three-fourth IN 1:Ie. breezing
Hand He Down-Half in :53 breezlng.
sn1atyne-Haif in :4S16
Miss Nay Bovdish-Hslf in :54
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Runs-On Kinsella 6. of Bloomfield 3. OF Pin
nance o. Hits--on Kinsella z. OF Bloomfield g.
o.. Pinnance 2 Home run-Melchoir. Two base
liams Zeider Sacrifice hits-Mohler, McArdle
First base on called balls-Kinselia 2 Bloom
field g. Sutor 9. Struck out-By Kinsella 2 by
Sutor T. by Pinnance 5. Double play-Zeider tc
williams. Passeu uall--Madden. Time of game
q hours. Umpire-0' Connell.
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srArE LEAGUE uMPIREs

President Frank Herman has made
the following assignments for this
week for his umpires: Moore at Stock
ton. Stulz at Fresno. Smith at santa
Cruz. Hodson at San Jose
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and would have become a star had be been
given good chance to make the team.

and would have become q star bad be been
given sooo cnanes 70 maze INC
The Oakland squad is not in the best Of
shape. according to letter received from Pop
Van HaItren By Ed Walter yesterday afternoon
Billy Hogan is playing the first bag with great
diffeulty as he has a bad leg and stif arm
Truck Eagan's sore eye Il healing very slowly
form IN the feld. Van says that when his
team gets right he viii be able to trim the
Angels ave games out OF SIX.
walter Miller, the famous jockey, hurried
away from the rzeetrack when the last race
was run and lined up with the fans In the left
and also somewhat OF ball tosser himself
Yesterday he yelled himself hoarse for the
Scala He seems to take q great interest in
the team and wants them TO win every time
they start. Miller was quite at home on the
bieachers He sat in the midst OF bunch Of
the regular roofing brigade from Oakland and
Grabbed and famed with them throughout the
games
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The fate Of the snti-betting bills viii be de-
cided in the New York senate today. Needless
TO say. keen interest Is manifested among
local turfmen concerning the outcome.
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SINS FOUND GUuTY-Frederick A Sims. a
soldier. formerly stationed at Benicia barracks.
was convicted yesterday IN the United States
district court on charge Of forging a war
settlement claim
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York with his father, declares that the Carman
stable made money in California despite re-
ports to the contrary which gained circulation
The Carman horses. he declares are in excel
lent condition and will give good account Of
themselves ere the metropolitan season IS far
advanced The stable trainer has not yet been
Jockey Kunz reached EmeryviIIe yesterday
the season here.
Blondy. Charlie Santord's latest acquisition.
has been added to the schooling list at Emery.
Judge Hamilton, who presided at Santa Anita
re psss winter has gone 10 his home at
General Manager Gardner has returned 10
Jockey George Mountain intends to 20 to
France 70 ride if the ban recently placed upon
him at New Orleans is EsmOved.
Jockey Herman Radtke has taken passag ge
Al New York for Europe, route for St.
feters5urg- where he Is 10 ride for General
Lszsren.
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Seals Pound Beaver
Curve Artists
and Bloomfield Chased
Off Mound. but Indian Saves
Teams Honor

RESULTS OF GAMES.
San Francisco, IL; Portland, z.
Oakland, 3; Los Angeles, (12
innings).
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Uncle, Nealon Tony Faust and Veil are
among the declarations for the Carter handicap.
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Liberal advances on diamonds and 1ewelry
Baldwin Jewelry Co.. 1881 Van Ness av.
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STThfMAR R'

Three base hit-Ellis- Two base hft-Koest-
ner. Sacrifice hits-Ellis and Heitmuller. First
on bases-Los Angeles II. Oakland 4. Base on
balls--on Hardy 8. OF Koestner 2. Struck out
By Koestner T. by Hardy Z. Double plays
Eagan to Altman, Eagan to Haley to W. Hogan.
Haley to Quick. Baik-Koestner Hit by pitched
ball-Dfllon and Easteriy. Time OF game
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Remarks
CreSton Boy ran some spark
ling races at Arcadia and
should beat this bunch
with good racing luck.
Prince Brutus has changed
hands and is likely to run
a good race Andrew 3.
Cook is packing too much
weight
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The, Calls Handicap Forecast
BY j. R. Jeffery

Ratings for fast Deduct point pound overweight
CRESTON BOY-PRINCE BRUTUS-ANDREW B. COOK
sand
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Blondy. Charlie Sanford's latest acquisition.
has been added TO the schooling list at Emery
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Jockey Kunz reached EmeryviIle yesterday
rom Arcadia with the idea Of finishing out
the season here.
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AGNOLA-L W. O'NEILHSENATOR WARNER
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs; selling: horses and g

DUKE OF MILAN. NEXT BEST-PONTOTOC
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You need FIVE drugs" said an
honest physician to a patient,
water. food. air. sleep and exer-
else" But the patient sought an
other doctor. and the honest physi-
clan died poor.
Some one has said that the Ameri-
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Electro-vigor is a relief from the
old system OF drugging II does BY
natural means what you expect
drugs 10 do by unnatural means IL
removes the cause OF disease. and
after the cause has been removed
Nature viii do the rest
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The Calls Form ChanofRaces afEmeryviIIe

10. As 2-5. I:ol Is, I:l0 As.
place, l-6 show: Balreed. s place. :
borough trice S. Trained by H Sto,
Won easily. Second and third driyin.
her OF flying and she outfooted her s
going all around her field. Royal Que,
cutter short and tried TO run out. Th
speed at present
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Nr, lane. F0--eii entertained

Mrs James Russell entertained q
 arge party 8f her .ady friends as. Friday afternoon at LeE lovely home q Domino Whist There ~ere=HiHe tables. and 4aite l number of guests wL9aid Hot play. making tara. of about forty. The elegant parl1Fs were tea rifuHy decorated. and there Wa~ all air of welcome which all fe.t and enjoyed to the atmozt The games We're very warmly contested each player entering into the spirit q ri- Ea.rg and eXertiuE her utmost skitE A Ar-. F. J. Williams WAS awarded the trsl prize q handsome water color. N Ks l4cy Williams drew the second prize as-a water color. and L. Nr-- GQfUau tel. fhe booby. d toy drum. During tHe afternoon Niss Grace Jof- dan sang. and -t4e and Miss Lacife Fus>s each rendered seyera. very charming selections on the piano. Ee- treatments ot cake and cream We're aaintiit served. aad al present eHIag- ed tae occasion ta the utmost, voting Mr-. Russell q very T cen Of enter tainers, and wishing f8r many happy returns uf le d4F
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
The Devil Coming Soon.

One of t6e most important engage nents made for me present season is tse much talked of sensational play The Dew! :. which has created a Wtld- ire far0re over two continents The Dev.l IS now playug 70 crowded houses in New York, Chicago. Boston ard Philadelphia and thousands of the people are turned away nightly unable to secure seats. The play $ noyelized by the famous Hungarian Author Franz aolnar who has created Q noted repu- tatlon al over Europe by his daring writings. The Devil is booked here for Monday, November 5, at the Beck CT & Lewis Opera House.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30

The criminal co4ft afthis county amounts almost 70 q farce 50 far as the ends ef justice are concerned l. makes no difference w6at lie crime may te. from stealing q Log to mur- der no sooner x the court ad alrted than a petition f@gln- 10 circulate for he pardon of those Hi.o were e9gs jet ed. And f seems aa ea.y matter ta effect fueir release Within the past year ranamber 0f criminals have teen turned loose gI0u -the mmatifF after tAe county Lad gone 70 great ex- peuse 10 caHsiet tLea aHd -ead them t0 the peuiteuffarg some people are iuclluedtolay the blame apon The gov ernor. He l- net Altogether 10 blame When a lengthy petition signed hy many of tHe hesf citizens. etc reaches tHe high authorities. II l- supposed that tHe people fuea what they were praying for and if the prayer i- not strong enough - move tHe pardaHiuS power. the -efc= whatever ti44t may te. Is almost -sre to procure Inc par don. Ii is tle easiest thing ia tle world 70 get sieuers ta most auy kiud of paper or any kind of petition far auy purpose from paraanng | hog thief f8 -tarting saHH5l.. cr A new faDar
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Tle IiHs- caFers me .eral Hea s- Gap@r fed fhefzsg tzthe ese-t et eaf abI.lts. aud SC Hate Aearl r sad aaHdreds of t.me- ft.4t .sit is lAa Lest eo4uty paper 1 eger -a~ Neyefthe- #ess He cannot please efery hedy zBd do not try te. and ail3 welcome tAe gew papef A heartily A "e would any other nsW entefpri-e We do not fear egitlmate competition bat rather Invite r. bot ae hope none of our friends ~la % Into | with the expec- t2tion of waving rleh. beeau4e riches do not He ln tLe path of country Ce~ suaper
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 M Ed. ! >sAlozser La, recently purchased the east h4lf f tAe E Barry l0r, aI the corner ot >a4fA A 4sllnEtou and South streets. ot " George JCnes, and las begun tbe eree- tl9n af very pretty dwelling theron Hs understand that T will be t|o- story Lols-, sith magnificent ln1e; 1Hishings.
 Ihs congregation Of he Christian ch1rchw no have been without pastet for several months, have succeeded n securing the services Of Rev. (. (. Ware, Of Newport. The gentleman Is a young man of great ability, and T. ls hoped will soon have his church on solid foundation. The public is cordially invited 10 attend services en next Sunday, both morning and night
 Mr Edward J. Schlosser las teenl North for some days, and a. EnaFFiea last Saturday at Oshkosh. NiscoIsl1- 70 Mss Eyangeline Sarah RIcan23ba' daughter Of MT. and Mrs. EnQs : hleh- mond. NIT. SchloSser and bride 5aFe been expected daily by frienas As'e ana.a very cordial welcome was e1l si1l- ed them when they arrived ye>teF.5as. The Times extends c0ngrat 4.. n and best wishes. They wiil5be a- aaEae in theIT nsw residence after aal-a-! ]. le99
 Nr Henry Ables, Of Palestine. 1s.o Is employed with the Forrest t!,l Manufacturing Company. has Rare4 a9- ed the lot oa the hillside ot 5achs2l street just above the Iir Stfea5 place. He has had the gulles el in. the lot leyeied up, and alt#9ssii with a heat concrete curbing is aAl will build a pretty 2-story e"ei -ill- thereon at once. When II + com pIeted he will remove his family aeFe5. The Times extends him 2 cordial Ne-- come.
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Ih4t Shnnld.

"My honest ronFlcti9n. based pon my o"n experience and that Of my friends, k that Hunts Cure ~iII cure larger per cent Of skin troubles. e- pecla.ly 9f an itching variety, than any other remedy. Certainly those afflicted with any form of itch should try it J, c. Monroe.
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The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30

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Nnuld Mortgage the Farm.

i farmer ou Rural Route 2, Empire. Georgia, N 4. Floyd by name says. "BueKleH's $ Arnlca Save cured tHe tHo worst sores lever SAW. oGe 0n mF hand and one ou my leg IL is worth more than it- weight Iu 2 'd ] would Haf te without II if lad mort. gage The farm n Eet it- OHy 41c af all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
ForthroDir piarrhoea.

sWhile in the army iH lSa5 was taken Wifh chronic diaffiaea. say, George M. Felt8n oi south Gibson. "a. f have since friea maHa reme- dies but without ans permanent re- lief until Mr. \. N. Miles. of this place. persuaded me 10 try Chamber iain's C0iic. Cholera and Biarrh8ea Remedy. one bottle Of which stopped ft at once. For sale by J. T. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30

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The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30

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The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30

See Taylor Knight < Com pany $ ne" life policy Lest on the mari et.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
ROLL OF HONOR.
or Forrest City Pubhc School for the
 Month Ending October 24. 1908.

HIGH SCHOOL. (. H. Lambert and r. II. Hensley, Jr.. teachers. Mamie Evans Cornelia Aven Leora Fields Elizabeth Stevens Annie Mabley Anne Campbell
 Emile GatIing.
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The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30

SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADES. Mrs. T. (. Nall, leather: i Susie Nelson Georgia Merwin l Mary Mabiey Annie Thomas Sue Whlttenton Cleveland Gwvnne Weston Payne Morton Neel
 SIXTH GRADE. Miss Davis, teacher. Margaret Barrow Elenor Nabley
 FIFTH GRADE. Miss wbit.en. teacher
 Catherine Perkins Catherine Walker Mary Eldrl1ge Zelma Royal
 Roy Fisher
 FQCRTHGRADE. Mss Cox. teacher. Louise Delano Donald Gatlirg Ada Howell GirIie Johnson Calvin Nal Elizabeth Winfield E.rnest Seei Elizabeth Neel tilzabetn Winfield Clara Nilkerson Jennie MarshaFskg Edwina Walker
 IHIRDGRADE, Mss Gwyn. teacher: Luna he..ey Agile Merritt Cor1ela k.drege LGcile Lewis Amanda NcMlckles Vera Scott
 SECOND GRADE. Miss Sanders. teacher
 Virginia Brady Edna Fields Anne fars Lola Johnson
 Kathleen Nelson
 FIRST GRADE, Miss BrideweII teacher
 Chester Houston Fred Waterman Y Fefette Bollas Mary Barnhardt kaoy kelley Fannie Mosley John l-arler James DeRossitt ; 9nh rank George Christian Matte Iavlor Mildred Walker Dora Fo.hre Olivia Fields
 Pupils who have made general average ef .5 percent. without any tar dy marks or days absent during the months. are entitled 10 have their names placed on this Roll of Honor pro Vided they 6o not fall below 90 percent. m department. This honor k well worth working for. and parents are re
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30

q4es,ed to encourage tae.- c-ls1-e- . z-ezi-
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The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30

Mrs GraaEyer. = Casz1- -au. he1- tasAE Motaer ef Nr fesa Gfo5uger and >-s-e.-.u..a& Ct MI. l. Gr15- mEer. at ,Hl~ cieY. arrived n ,ae CIT >1rtlaF B. a visit = her relatiEs> 4a3 ls eu1 .Es Ez-r --ay verg IIci. indeed.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30

td f-@ar -.e-.t.z J. T SANDERS Ierial Agent.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30

Emile GatiIrg.
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-01-02
THE BREWERS AND DIVES
Mayor of Cincinnati Declares That Worst
Places in the City are Supported by the
Loud Mouthed "Reformers"

CINCINNATI December s9.-(Special CORE
spondence. 1.-The blatant pretensions of the brew
ers toward reform have received worthy coun-
ter blow in statement made by Mayor DEMPSEY
of this city, who was appealed to by the brewing
interests in the matter of dives. Mayor DEMPSEY
says
81 have had for some time an investigation on
as to the character of the saloons. | have re-
Gently directed particular attention to the So
called low dives and Saturday | received
report on this particular phase. From this report
l find that some of the Oery loaoest dies IN the
city are supported and supplied by the members
of the Breavers Association. This information
was gathered and this report made by men OF the
most trustworthy character. These very brewers
have in their own hands the power to change the
conduct and character of these dives, and no ap-
peal to me, the police nor the courts is required
Let them exercise this power; let them cut from
under these dives the support they are now giving,
and then their fight will be believed to be in good
faith and sincerity In other words as the law
vers saw the brewers must come into court with
Glenn hands y
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-01-02

cast for Prohibition candidate in any city of
the country.
The legislature of Alabama passes Prohibi-
ton bill to take effect January 1, 1909.
Two of the four excise districts of the state of
Delaware vote no-license.
Thrty-nine Prohbitionists elected to office in
Oswego county, New York, and other Prohibi-
ton candidates in same state
Numerous Prohibition candidates in local cleo
tons elected in Ohio and other states.
The National Committee of the Prohibition
party reflects National Chairman JONES and fixes
Columbus, Ohio, as the place for holding the next
national convention.
The first number of The National Prohibition
list appears November 2S.
Great increase of no-license vote in Massachu-
sets.
Raleigh, the capital of North Carolina abol-
ishes the dispensary and adopts local Prohi-
bitiOn