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The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Mrs. r. c. Danford of Dover is Wis.,
itng her mother. Mrs. Esther Rob
erts, for two weeks.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Mrs. NJ. A Elliott returned Wed.
nesday evening from Denver, where
she has been visiting for several
days.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

The old reliable potato digger
the Dowden-sold by the Greeley
Mercantile Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Mrs Ed. c. Hughes of Golden re-
turned to her home Monday evening,
after q few days visit with her par
ents Rev. and Mrs. II. J. Van Nalken-
/
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

A. B. Noxon came down from Col
orado Springs Wednesday for a few
days visit with friends.
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o II. Roberts of Wymore, Nep''
arrived this morning to visit MS s!s-
ter-Iu- law, Mrs Esther Roberts. Mr'
Roberts daughter, Miss Sadie Is
also % guest in Greeley, and the TWO
will rNturn together.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Born. Wednesday, October IA, to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Brumley, son.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Bert Pier came down from Den.
yer wednesday and returned Thurs
day.
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|E W Thompson
| Friday for a few
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

p Eiers. who lives in the country,
was taken seriously i'll with pneu
monia Thursday morning.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Miss Harriet Bradbury of Den
YER is spending the week with her
friend. Mrs. II. w. Speer
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

ora strauss of Sterling has de-
claeu 20 locate in Greeley and will
move Ms family here this week.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Mrs. Carolyn Van Buskirk left
Thursday for Payette, Ida.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Oh'ei Davidson returned Thurs
day Tom Boise, Idaho. where
ne mas spent The summer.
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|ream can't be heat.
1 a specially
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have funds for good loans. A. NJ.
McClenahan.
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kinsella. insurance.

Mrs. Grace Stanbury left Thursday
Tor Pueblo.
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Kinse!la, insurance.

DeWitt's Little Early Risers. the
famous little liver pills. Sold by all
druggists.
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% t'eo Jones train master for tha
and un,oT Tno a5,In was in Greeley Monday
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

r Mrs, { w Beer went to Denver
!,s Iuesuas TO attend the state conyen.
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and no,n, Nh Issday, October 10. to Mr.
son sn" MIS- Aoolamin +, Reynolds. w. a.
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me oId reliable potato digger
,he ma 10y Nen sou by the Greeley
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,as, M,s' goRn Reid of Evans was tbe
lWndnosd Iuesr g. ATS NJ. Il. Holllngsworth
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l. II. Paine is m viii
fever. III with typhoid
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

knt to Denver Fri
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G'az'er The icwcler.
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Our Speciality is Ready-to-Wear Garments 70,
Ladies, Misses and Children
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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
MaSquerades as Jockey
Willie Martin
ImpOSfOr Believed to Be Work.
ing Shady Scheme and De-
feCtiveS Take Case

1t developed yesterday that the young
man who has been posing about town
during the last few days as Jockey
Willie Martin is an impostor. Sam
Hildreth, owner of the biggest racing
stable at the Emeryville track, whose
name had been freely used by the
pseudo jockey in connection with his
svowed intention of resuming riding in
America, after an alleged engagement
abroad, declared yesterday that he had
no idea who the fellow could be and
that he had made nobody any such
proposition as the impostor had claimed
The publication of the impostor's pic
ture led to the exposure of the decep-
tlon- Turfmen who saw 1t declared
without hesitation that there was not
the least resemblance between the pub
nshed picture and that of the real
Willie Martin. Furthermore, it was
Martin in the east during the last
summer, that Jockey Bill as he is
famlilarly called, had not been abroad
at all.
What the fellows object could be in
representing himself as Willie Martin
erai belief is that he had some scheme
IN mind by which he expected to turn
his imposition to account. Although he
Fellow was careful not to put in an
appearance at the Emeryville track.
and the case is not one in which the
Jockey club could be expected to take
much interest, the jockey club manage
ment has put the matter into the
hands of the Pinkertons. An effort
viii be made to locate and prosecute
the fellow, If it develops that he has
engaged IN any shady transaction.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
Footracers Prepare for
Long Contest

No recent event in athletic circles
has caused quite so much interest as
the big relay race. which will be held
under the auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Thanksgiving day. The distance that
the runners will cover will be 5006
miles, starting from the south side
of the city hall in this city and wind
ing up at the Young Mems Christian
association building in San Jose. The
race will start at 10 o'clock on the
morning of November 26 Each team
will have 81 runners with five substi-
tutes, making total of 1872 athletes
in uniform.
The local branch of the Y NJ c. A.
includes some excellent runners in its
membership and they expect to show
the San Jose boys the way to the
finish in the big race.
On Saturday afternoon there will be
tryouts to pick the runners to repre-
sent the local branch of the Y. NJ c. A.
These tryouts will be held at the sta
dium in Golden Gate park.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

Jockey Powers refused to stand for it
and urged the horse on into a stoutly
finishing second at the wire. Cadichon
was barely able to stall of Logistiilas s
brilliant closing rush for third money
Logistilla trailed her field as usual
was about 25 lengths behind the pace
on the backstretch. and was beaten by
the winner by only four lengths.
The opening race furnished a great
upset. Figent, a hot odds-on choice
encountered interference soon after the
start, was knocked back to last posi-
ton, with the result that third was
the best she could get at the finish,
after making up lot of ground. Sain-
woke, a good looking maiden from
Barney Schreiber's stable. made a run
away race of it and earned the dis
unction OF winning Schreiber's first
purse OF the season. a. B. Spreckels
tredonia finished a creditable second.
MIST NARROW WINNER
The Mist vas played to the exclusion
OF everything else in the second race
but her hackers had a narrow escape
and can thank Jockey Kirschbaum' su-
perioritE to Taplin for their ability TO
cash. Iaplin was riding Silver Stock
ing and failed TO get her away from
the post 10 advantage OFF well she
probably would have won by herself
instead Of losing to The Mist by a
neck. Jockey COburn made a sensa-
uOnal stretch run with Dollie Dollars
30 to ] shot. and succeeded in nos
ing Gossiper out of the show. May
back to her recent good race, and was
never prominent.
Walter Miller rode his first winner
Of the season when he piloted the heay-
ily backed KelOwna to victory in the
nth. Miller succeeded in getting off
well. went right TO the front and none
or the others was ever able to get
near his mount. Jockey Powers landed
the 10 TO ! shot, TaIamund second. and
Eckersal. the lukewarm favorite. Just
did last to be third, after having fol-
lowed Kelowna's pace most closely
well into the stretch.
Frank Lubbock was played in the
closing race as If it was all over but
the cashing and ran in a way that
warranted the confidence of his back
ers. leading from wire to wire by a
safe margin.
Jockey Russell succeeded in keeping
Remember closer up than in her pre-
vious starts. and easily beat the poorly
ridden Gargantua for the place Taplfn.
the apprentice rider who was up on
Gargantua, got off poorly, as he does
with most of his mounts, and injudici-
ously made up his lost ground in a
hurry, with the result that his mount
tired after having moved up within
striking distance of the pace maker.
l. G. Ackerly and Colonel Bronston.
prominent in the early stages. faded
away when the real racing began
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

from a hopeless break. Yesterday
there was q general desire TO back the
horse at even money with Jockey Pow
crs up, despite the presence Of Jack
Nunnally. Eyebright Sewen and other
good sprinters in the list OF his adver-
saries.
WON IN GLEN Err FASHION
The son of Commando was conceding
weight 10 everything in the race, eX-
cept Jack Nunnally, and won in clever
Powers contented himself with lying
along behind Native sons sizzling pace
until the last turn Then he called on
the handsome black and Restigouche
rushed into a lead that Jack Nunnally
was unable 10 overcome when Chris
Miller made his move with that idol Of
the Ju1gles. Miller rode Nunnally Just
as he did upon the occasions when that
horse so cleVerlE took the measure of
MonrgOmery and Meelck, two of Hi
dreth's cracks. in the early part of
last season, and Nunnally clearly sue
cumbcd 10 superior adversary. Nun
Dally cut down ReStiguoche'S lead just
little az the very end, but Powers
appeared TO be taking 1t just the least
bit easy when victory seemed assured.
and the chances are that had II been
necessary .RestigOuche could have won
on by "A slightly greater margin than
r1e length and a half that separated
the flying pair AT the end.
Eyebright. winner of the Opening
handicap. finished distant third,
Jockey King seemingly being unable
10 get the horse into his stride until
TOO late to be of -much effect SeweI.
the second choice Of the race. was left
standing al the post. having wheeled
Just as the barrier went up Roalta
succeeded in beating the barrier. but
before the first quarter had been trav-
ersed he relinQuished the lead and was
Immediately shuffied back 70 last place
Native son ran q smart race for six
furlongs and then tired badly, as he
always does when an attempt IS made
10 stretch him out over n longer route
than he cares 10 go. Royal Ben. the
remaining contender ran in forward
contention 10 the turn and then fell
back, He is out Of place in such COM
pany as he was meeting yesterday.
DON ENRIQUE FAST
Charlie Ellison,s Don Enrique took
the measure OF Htldreth's Tony Faust
in the only other race Of the day with
any pretension 10 class. Don Enrique
was receding second choice, while
Tony Faust was a heavily backed odds
on faVOrite- Jockey Kfrschbaurn rode
Don Enrique in faultless fashion, wait
ins on The faVOrite's fast pace through
the first SIX furlongs anc taking a
sufficient lead at the last turn 10 en-
able his mount to win handily by
more than length. Tony Faust
showed disposition TO stop altogether
when Don Enrique ran by him, but
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

uSi. lou KNOW wagner Is q peculiar
ball player. He's liable 10 clout a wild
pitch for a hOmerun. Scientific base
ball pitchers are at a loss TO know
what TO feed a batter like Wagner, and
think Ketchel is the same in pugilism
as Wagner is in the national pastime.
KETCHEL Is 'sYICK-ED-
"Ketchel strikes me as a fellow who
is wicked; oh, awfully wicked. A
scientific fellow ought to have very
tough time with him. This Michigan
man is awkwardly clever. He is un-
usually fast, and a fine hitter. l no
uced one thing about Ketchel that /
never saw in any other fighter. He
can hit terrific blow while his two
feet are together and set solid on the
floor. OF course, l never saw Papke
work. but TO tell you the truth. / hardly
look for him to repeat his Los Angeles
pick ketchel to beat Papke. and /
don't pick Papke to beat Ketchel. / am
really at loss TO size this fight up.
Surely il will be a great contest. L
wish / could see it. but 1 can't. L will
have to show on Thanksgiving day.
think this will be a terrific battle
II fancy this fellow Ketchel is like
Fttzsimmons. You can't tell from
where he is going to hit, and he can
hit a powerful blow from any angle.
OF course, there are points about the
then, too, he has some lighting points
that are not observed by any one who
has not been fighter himself"
USED EXTRA STEAM
Ketchel did his usual routine work
yesterday. OF course he put on a lit
tie extra steam to impress Corbett. He
got off the old gag of breaking the
punching bag from it's mOorings, and
in his boxing walloped his sparripg
partners with unusual severity.
Mcclure. one of KetcheFs helpers. Is
a great alibi man for the Michigander
Every time Stanley swings a hard
punch at Mike. the latter bellows like
a young Hereford bull. whether the
blow lands on his rOtund stomach
lightly or just grazes his bullet
shaped head. The business of Mcclure
believing every time he is stung has
a very theatrical effect on the fight
fans who watch the performance. but
whether il really helps Ketchel Is a
question.
Ketchel and all connected with his
camp declare the former champion to
be in the very height of fine shape.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
Rugby Profitable for
College Team

BERKELEY. Nov. 19.-As a result Of
the record breaking attendance at the
big game on California field last Satur-
day. the present student indebtedness
of $4,000 was nearly cut in half by
Graduate Manager Ralph Merritt who
reported that fully $4,000 will be paid
off this year. besides leaving a sinking
fund to meet current athletic expenses.
The selection of Cedric Cert as foot
ball captain for the season of 1909-1910
has met with the approval of the cam
pus, as "Skook" Cert is an idol of the
ndergraduates. He has played on the
varsity team since Rugby was in
troduced three years ago and was a
star halfback in the old game. His
home is in San Francisco. and five
members of the family have attended
the University of California.
The annual interclass cross country
run for a handsome cup given by an
alumnus will be held on the afternoon
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
PeSGgOuChe Breaks Track Record
and Wins SCOggan Handicap
By J. r. Jefery

Resgouch brother in blood of the unbeaten Colin and
OF Hdrets acquisitions the Keene wedding out
yesterday reputation exceedingly fast
by making track record for urongs in winning
Scoggan handicap Eneryv The Keene casoH the
thereby clipping wohfths of second from
existing track made by Dr. Gardner Barney Screbers
Bannockbur with npo of lo pounds January
@,
The American record for the distance r. is held by the
mighty Roseben and achieved that wonderful sprinte
the Belmont Park track with pounds October 10, 1906
ResGgouche enjoys the distinction having made the Aeri-
record Of 3l Is for half uongs the
Yesterday marked ReSgouches second Caor
On the former time he had been ridden overnight
handicap by the exercise boy Hoffman had credabe
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
lime eFomse
ketchel Wicked Fighter and Has
Terrific Punch, Says COrbeft
By T. p. MagiIIigan

Former Heavy Weight Champion of the World James Cor
bett the guest of honor down Ketche training
Mies in Colma yesterday afternoon and he seemed much Inn
pressed with the work of the Michigander
S-aay, he's wicked fellow drawled Corbe after he
Ketch hammer his spang partners Mcclure and Mayer around
the
There world of meaning in that word wicked The
former champion fighter with wonderful enpha
SIS 1t dropped from the Corbett mouth with due infection and
the he said wicked reminded of the read those
of the Dry
wicked Jim evidently that Ketche truly wicked for
ne lot of force behind the adjective
Saay continued Corbett this fellow peculiar
fighter will compare him with other pugist will tell
fellow he reminds of whole Wag
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

but for all that Stanley seems to be
drawn about as fine as is necessary
for him. Truly KetcheI is the very
mold of form and mirror of fashion
so far as his physical makeup is con-
cerned. but he gives out the impress
sion that the old ketchel vitality has
been impaired TO at least slight
extent.
PAPKE RESTS TO-DAY
Billy Papke Will do no work today,
but instead he will take a run up TO
Morris Levy's ranch with Al Kauf-
man and spend the day. The cham
pion's scheme of training takes cog
ntzance of the biblical rule of six
days work and one days rest from
labor. For all his former fights Billy
always dropped Sunday out of his cal
endar of training days. but realizing
that the fans of San Francisco usually
spend Sundays at the fighters camps.
he has dropped his holiday back to
Friday
Papke boxed eight rounds yester-
day, one each with Ollie Cornett and
pleased with the workouts Kaufman
is giving him. and believes that AL
viii be the means of putting him in
perfect trim.
Billy looks for hard fight when
he meets Ketchel. but he is extremely
confident that he will account for the
Mienigander and do so decisively and
in less than 10 rounds. Tomorrow
Papke will resume his usual training
and Sunday afternoon he and kaufman
promise TO put on an extra spirited
bout for the benefit OF what fans may
visit Shannon's San Rafael quarters.
There was a slight switch in the
betting on the Thanksgiving day fig
yesterday. Tom Corbett who is hand
ling large commissions. declared that
he had so much money on the Is round
proposition that the betting is now
even that KetcheI will stay is rounds
with Papke, and there is plenty OF
Ketchel money to wager on this re-
suit. The Ketchel people are also
swapping up the short end of the 10
to Z betting on the result. Corbett
declared last night that he looked for
no material change in the betting from
now on.
Answers Subscriber. All wing and
Deacon Jones fought Jones got the de-
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
COrrigan and Celia to
Join Hands
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

CHICAGO. Nov. le.-The American
turf association stin lives. nor viii it
dssband for a long time to come, ac-
oording 10 its executive members, who
met here yesterday and reelected Of
noers for another year. All the old Of
hcers Of the association were re-
elected
1t is understood that the two turf
factions. one led by Corrigan and the
other by Louis Celia, win unite in an
effort 10 open up the tracks at City
park and the fair grounds New Or
leans. 1t is said that the recently en-
acted anti betting law in Louisiana
would not stand a test on account OF
tmperfections in the Locke bill This.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
Workouts at Emeryville

Rubric-MiIe in 1:47.
Nj Derecho ho-Three- quarters in 1:2o15.
Siberschwanz in 40
Work Box-Three- quarters In 1:21.
Royal Tourist-Half in 40.
Suga-maid Three quarters in 1:21.
Woolma-Three- quarters in :50l5.
Sophcmore-Three- -eighths in :3715.
El o-Three-eighths in :39.
Mike Jordan-Fiye- -eighths in :06.
hcntgomery-Mile in :43 2-5.
Steel-Three -elghths in 81.
Obey-Three-quarters in 20.
Fred Bent-Three quarters in 1:l65.
Bold-Five- -eighths in 1908.
F. Neugent-Three-q in 1:l6.
Purse Rose-Three- quarters in 1:17.
Perjuicio-Three-q quarters in 1:16lh.
Blanche C-Half In Sly.
Altadice Five -eighths in 1:04 2-5.
Captain John-Half in 81.
Discerner-Five-e eighths in I:03 Is.
Chipnunk e-eighths In / :04 1-5.
Hampass- s-Five-eighths in :04.
Abbey-Three-e -eighths in 1854.
Middie-Half in :53 %.
Fomare-Three-e -eighths in :35 3-5.
Miss Eazzoni-Half In :531a.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
CAPTURES PUNTTNG CUP

BERKELEY, Nov. 19.-S E. Carpen-
ter. who won his class numerals as a
forward on the freshman team OF 1912
which defeated Stanford a month ago.
was awarded the punting cup this aft
ernoOn in California field before a small
attendance on the bleacherS. All the
members of the varsity team tried out
in the punting contest, which was
judged according to distance, speed
height and accuracy, Ralph Butler.
varsity captain. won the cup last year.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
AMERICAN FOOTBALL GAME

PALO ALTO, Nov. 19.-Businessmen
and merchants who still retain an in
terest in athletics are already making
arrangements for an American football
game to be played on Thanksgiving
day, which will be the second match OF
its kind here between University ave-
nue. teams. Former athletes are taking
strenuous exercise in an effort to re-
duce weight and get into trim for the
coming contest
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
Yesterdays Winners

the turfmen claim. after consulting
lawyers. warrants the attempt.
Corrigan, in particular, seemed con-
hdent that the situation in the Cres-
cent City was not hopeless.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

or November 20. The winning team OF
nine men will have their names en-
graved on the cup. which will be held
Tor them for year. The course OF the
run Will be about four miles Team
captains have been selected as follows:
Seniors. H. E. Casey; juniors. f. D.
Clabough; sophOmores. c. Fl. Boydston;
freshmen, H. II. MACPHERSON
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
CALIFORNIA DAY AT FAIR
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 19.-The
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition man
agement today designated September
9 as California day, and June 10 as San
Francisco day.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

Johnny Bullmsn is exercising horses AT Arcadia
and probably will do riding for J. J.
Walsh. Jockey MCGEE is of the recent
arrivals at Santa Anita
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

Upon receipt of a self-addressed en-
velope and a promise 10 remit one dol
lar if pleased, I will send you a copy OF
the best turf system in existence. ]. O
Bennett gen. del. Los Angeles, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

Ed Alvey has been negotiating with T. p
Hayes for the transfer of Red Gauntlet which
he desires 10 add TO his Arcadia string Red
Gauntlet is engaged in the stakes at Emeryyile.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

Do You Want $500:
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page IL.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

Hanbridge one of the horses that G. Fl. Hole
is shinpinc TO San Francisco from Kentucky
was the principal money winner at the recent
Iatonia meeting. He won $500 by four irsts,
one second and two thirds HOLE stood second
10 ! q. Respess in the list of winning owners
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

Jockey Archibald is i'll with the grip and was
compelled to cancel his engagements yesterday.
he may not be able TO resume riding until next
week
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

George Rose expects to see ID books in opera
ton at the opening cutln at Arcadia next Thurs
day.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

answers Subscriber. All Wing and
Deacon Jones fought once Jones got the de-
cision. Eddie Graney did not referee.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

Jockey Garner who rode at Latonia under the
management of C. T. Henshall. taken in
charge by the Cincinnati police after winning a
race on Aimee the closing day of the La
tonia meeting on account of indebtedness for
board in a fashio.able Cincinnati hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

Jockey Butwell has been showing splendid
form in the saddle at the Houston meeting. On
two days in succession he piloted four winners.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

Don Enrique has the reputation of being such
an unreliable performer tnat several books yes
terday laid liberal odds against him three ways
in four horse held. As good as l to J was OBJ
tainable on him for the show.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

Most of the book makers who operated at La
tonia are planning TO try their fortune on the
California tracks.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By j. z. Jeffery
Ratings Deduct point for each pound overweg
FRANCIS IOSEPH-BURMELL-SIR ANGUS
OaAr
Remarks.

Remarks.
Francis Joseph has been running credit
ably with good class horses Burnell showed
speed her only start. Sir Angus fair
Faces last season. Others haze shcwh little
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

Steve lHommedleu Is reported to have re-
trenched his shattered fortunes by a series OF
successful betting and booking operations ON the
Texas circuit aud is at Los Angeles awaiting
the opening OF the Arcadia meeting, at which he
will book.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

H. T. Griffin put in an appearance at Emery
Vile yesterday, after having rested up for a
week at a southern California resort following
his arrival from the east. Griffin will put in the
greater part of the winter here, but will make
occasional trips TO Arcadia, he will maintain
a stable at both California tracks.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

James Handy reached San Francisco yester-
day after an extended campaign through the
bushes including the Butte, Anaconda, Helena
and Salt Lake meetings.