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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

Tvs YIMrs eth publish wana Lost and
Fpuud. Tor Sale. To Let. euc.--Enorr ADVERTISE
uiauA-at TIE rate Of four tines for twenty-av
ornts 'nr the erat insertion aa1 I'VE centa Tor
each 50 bEequanE lhs8rJtoa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
FINDS FIVE NEW CASES.
Dr. Holton of Brattleboro Says Family
at Jacksonville Has Smallpox.

BrsttItboro. Dec. DR.. Henry D. Hol
ton OF Brqttlsboro secretary and ey.
eaat.ye officer Of the state board OF
health, wai p Jacksonville I'm The town OF
Jamaica Saturday. and examined some
suspected smallpox cases in the family
Of Herbert Parsons. a farmer. He was
satisfied that five children 10 the family
had the disease and the house Il. quar-.
anuned The schools ia Jacksonville will
rot open for tho present The Jamaica
and south Londoni rry physicians do
not agree with DR.. Hoit1n IN the diagno-
sis. Only two eases of smallpox devcl
oped in Brattleboro Saturday and both
are in families whore it has appeared
recently
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
NOTICE!

do all kinds of carriage repairing, as car
" large stock in that line. All kinds OF
wood bending Rubber Tires furnished and
set. All jobs promptly attended to, as have
machinery and power to do the Work.
A.. J. STEWARDS SHOP,
"a Prospect street Telephone 1868
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HELP WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-To sell "RIDERs' pol
ioies, issued To both men and women. covering
accidents, sickness and death and all ocoupa-
thns giving $500 deaEb ana Sl5 weekly ten
efts costing but s. per annum; sometning ea-
tirely new; extra large commissions given.
Address NATIONAL ACCIDENT SOCIETY,
so Broadway, New York Established e
years. 226ti3eod
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Typewnte smitl Premier, aud
phOno s0i-i. "a %
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
THE
TYPEWRITER

is a new departure from the old stand
ard 800 90 machine, and the main
point of the new typewriter IS the
pricc-which is S35 90 less
Just concentrate your economical
thoughts on these facts for a moment:
The Royal Typewriter in every part
is constructed Of the best obtainable
materials, has all the latest and best
Improvements, "a character keyboard,
light responsive touch, visible writing,
equal to unlimited specd-in short
ouilt practically, and to stand constant
use for years. The price 500 90
Several COW used by leading bust
ness men in town, and they speak
highly of their purchase. A post
card. or 'phone call t417 IL, will
bring a Royal Typewriter to your of
fee Tor test Act now.
p NJ CARR Acont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07

10 RENT-Swo furnished rooms to desirable
parties furnace beat and electric lights, Apply
aC No. o Church 50. l83Ef
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WORK WAIVED

WANTED--A situation as houseEepper I'm a
small family. inquire AZ lbi So, Aain ST. 7l1tf
WANTEb--Pu sitiun by stcRogfsphsr Albany
business college graduate. Caii at No 81 aim
street 2066f
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wANTED--A pousher, at once. steady job
for the right man Apply D. B. L. Granite
company, Erst Barre 224I
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
BOARD AND ROOMS.

WANTED--Boarder at "a Merchant st. 325tf
=
10 RENTING furnished rooms at IS East
ern avenue. win be rented together or siugly.
viii DO rented only 70 o married couple or to
ladies. i67tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
FOR SALE

4 gasoline engine in good condition.
Also polishing machines, all sorts Of
polishing tools, derrick, power capstan
and hosting machine. These articles
will b sold at a very reasonable price,
separately, or as one lot
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07

FOR SALE-TwO extra good cows, one fresh
and one her time out bee. b Also out good fail
blended blue anuainsans.and black minofr8s
onckUrss ut tW lhe show room Inquire NV
heNlle or Phone sat 223ui'
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10 RErI.

TO RENT-Seven- room house on Berlin
street spring water and al cOHyBneucea. APP
ply 10 Daniel Kingston, 70 Berlin street, 22ltf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07

Thomas Wbipple. actively identified
for about Gtty0ve years with import
ant teamng interests in Boston. who
did recently 90 mis- home In sherbarn
Mass was born eighty years ago in
Chester His father served in the
Continental army.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07

Capt. Harry B, Chambcrlin, quarter
master Y, :. A. native Of Fairlee.
ior some time on duty NJ Chicago, has
bocn transferred 20 Fort Morgan, Mo
bile, Ala, whore be viii be on duty in
connection with government eoustrue
ti0n work
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-04
Stanford for the Big
Rugby Game

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Nov. B.
All is ready for the first game of the
important Vancouver series at Stan
ford university. The undergraduates
are all keyed to the highest pitch and
expect to see match tomorrow after
noon on Stanford field which will rival
in Importance and good playing that
OF the coming big game. The Stanford
team is somewhat weakened by the
loss of two men in the forward di-
vision and some OF the backs are still
q little weak and may not be played
until Saturday, but the cardinal f1f-
teen is sure to be a strong one The
Vancouver men are in fine fettle and
state that they expect a battle royal
tomorrow They have tried the turf
and went through light practice this
morning. The teams will meet each
other promptly at 3:30. The outcome
will give the public an excellent chance
to determine the relative strength of
the two big varsities at the present
time The game should be a spectacu-
lar one. as both aggregations are noted
for their backheld passing rushes, as
well as good work in the pack. The
teams will line up as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-04
Bill Burns Is Through
With Washington
If Ganiey Remains at Head OF
Team, Big Soufhpaw VIII
Desert

Unless Bobby Ganley. the old time
Oakland outfielder. who has won fame
IS the leader of the Washington ag-
gregation, is replaced as captain of the
nine next season, Big Bill Burns, the
sensational California southpaw, who
was with the Senator'S last season. will
not return. He gave out this ultima
tum before embarking with Fishers
stars for the orient yesterday, and he
says that he will stick by his deter
mination.
Burns made this announcement after
ne had carefully thought the matter
over and written a letter to Manager
Cantillion of the Senators. He gave
the latter TO understand that he had
had enough of Ganley's rough stuff and
that he did not intend to stand for
any more of it from the rowdy cap
tain. He went so far as TO threaten to
jump the team.
Burns is very likely to cast his for
tunes with the state league next year
He feels just about as sore as Hal
Chase did, and unless he receives a
by the next mail to the orient it will be
good night with the big left handed
curve shooter as far as the capital city
aggregation figures.
The story OF the row between Burns
and Ganley is an old one Last sum
mer when the big fellow was setting
the American league on fire with his
wonderful pitching he got into an al
tercation with Ganley over a certain
play. The men wrangled for some time
and kept up the argument after reach
ing the dressing room.
Here they went to it with renewed
energy and Ganley., who is a much
smaller man than Burns, grabbed hol,
of bat and dealt the pitcher several
nasty blows. He landed with s.
force that he broke several of the
pitchers ribs, and simply put him oui
of the running for the balance of the
season and came near running his
pitching career
Burns is not afraid of Ganley. but he
AYERS that he can not get a square dea
from him. He says that the best he
received all along was the worst of the
deal, and that the grabbing captain
made life burden for him from the
moment he Joined. the team. Now the
matter is up to Manager Cantillfon
who must act quickly if he wants to
hold Burns.
The big fellow would not be averse
to taking a job with one of the state
league teams. Like every CALIFORNIAN
he likes the Golden state, and has beer
a bit lonesome and homesick ever
since he left here. He probably car
get nearly as much money from one
of the brush teams, for he would be a
great card, especially with Stockton
sacramento or San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-04
MOTORCYCLE TOUR
Local Enthusiasts Plan Long
Trip

Considerable interest is being mani
Tested by members of the local motor
cycle fraternity is an extended touring
trip which is shortly to be undertaken
by W. c. Dean. captain. and E. F..
Merriweather. vice president OF the
San Francisco motorcycle club. These
enthusiasts leave on the 10th for Fresno.
thence to Los Angeles and on to the
City of Mexico When that country has
been thoroughly toured they will start
north through Texas. taking in the
southern states and up the Atlantic
coast to the home of Dean, at Brook
Iyn. y. Y. This is one of the longest
touring trips ever attempted by motor
cyclists. They expect 70 reach Brook
lyn about August, 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-04
PIMLICo ENTRIES

First race six furlongs-BonRie KeIso o.
SIX Hose %. Grsnia 81. Rossfentcn a.. NJ T.
Greene 95. QBsDficO 80. Star Gowan 107. Anda-
lugia I07 Givonnl Raggio 107. Judge Ermentrout
10T Bergoo l07. Casflewood 10, Incegnito 10.
Horace II2. Nioless 1l2. Sunhre 115 Bobbie
Kean Il5. Ssdler ll5
second race mile and 40 yards selling
Afsuda o. Sally Cohen 90. Black Oak 0s. Mans
feld 9s De Burgo 101. Countermand 105. Faust
1O6 Minof 106 Kfll0chan l06, King Of Basban
log Black sheep f06 Racine III los. Amberita
los soion Shingle los, Flimnap Ill, Bobbie
Kean III. Left Ill
Third race one mile--selling Superstition 95,
Laughing Eyes 81. Alauda ~. kempton 90. Neos-
ksieeta 90 Glaucus 100 Hiacko 100. Ballot Box
1os King Sol 105. Black Sheep 105 Sam II.
Harris l07 Ontario 100. Gramsar ia.
rourfh rnce the Creekmore Memorial steeple-
cbese about two mlies-Reginsd 132. The Wei
kin I32 student King 132. Bergoo l32, Octopus
l32 Ben Cole l31.
Fifth race. fre ana a half furlongs selling
Brown Tony los. Harold Jr. los. Xebec 10I.
RACQUET I01 Lily Pad 1o1. Hilltop l0I. Inter
vene iOa Constellation 100. Dan de Noyles 100,
Our Maggie 100. Hanover King l10, Great Jubi-
lee 10. Taboo lib.
Sixth race one mile. selling-Mazuma 90.
Neoskaleefa I03. Lady Isabel i03. Poquessfng
lO4 George e. Hall 104. Minot 100. Ivanhoe
iO9. Nihlick 109. Amberita 100. Campaigner 1l2,
Asfer dor ia.
seventh race. Eve and a half furlonrs. selling
-Rambe 102. Thefis 102. After All 102 NJ T.
Greene 107- Hawk Wing i07. Roz 1o7. Pimpanfe
f07 Rose Beaumont I07. Demefrios I10. Brighton
Jack 10. Pearl Point Ill, George ". Lebolt 113.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-04
Stars Land a Victory
Before Departing
Oriental Invaders Gain Their
Revenge for Crushing Defeat
of Previous Day

The Stars had a chance to slip the
picked team a flock of the laughing
capsules yesterday morning at the Va
lencia street lot when they were there,
4 to ? at the end of the ninth spasm.
It was day of revenge for Fischer and
his gang and every man of them
seemed to appreciate it very keenly.
To have departed with a pair of
straight defeats would never do and
they did not want to make getaway
with the jinks on them.
The fans rose early and went to the
polls to vote and then they came in
streams to cast their ballots for the
national.pastime The beautiful balmy
morning brought out quite crowd,
on the job. The enthusiasm was at its
highest point and each team had its
share of rooters.
The picked team went for its two
runs in the opening inning. Big Bill
Burns was bit wild and the boys
slapped his offerings hard A walk
and a bingle, followed by Duffey Lewis
two bagger to the left field fence,
coasters their runs right off the reel
and il looked bad for the Stars.
But the big fellows We're there to
shine and they quickly fell upon the
collection of Willie Hogan for a tally
in the opening round They tied up
the score in the sixth and two innings
later their class was again demonstrat-
ed when four rousing singles, coming
one after the other, sent two men over
the route and the battle was won.
Burns pitched grand baseball after
the bad start in the opening round and
none of the members of the picked team
could get jerry to him. He winged
seven men to the bench strikes and
allowed only four more scattering
bingles The game was replete with
fast, peppery plays throughout and was
reeled off in an hour and a half. The
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-04

IDENTIFY mad to see Papke work out for
the first time" said Manager Tom Jones
be a bit disappointed. He is not a
showy gymnasium worker like most
champions. He is a fighter pure and
simple, and while he will do the best
fire..
Ketchel is stnl playing the easy
game and enjoying life on the lire.
Evidently he is in no hurry TO go 10
work Both he and his manager. Joe
OCOnnOr. believe that the middle OF
next week will be plenty of time TO
start. Ketchel does not seem to be
bothering much this time. though usu-
ally he is a very nervous young man.
The ex-champiOn looks bigger and
more formidable now than ever he did.
He claims TO weigh $50 pounds. and il
this be true he may experiences quite
little dificulty in getting down to the
15S pound notch the weight which he
has agreed to make for the man who
gave him such a decisive trimming
little less than two months ago.
San Francisco's quartet OF future great sght-
ers. who invaded the Hawaiian Islands some
the liner Alameda yesterday morning. The
bunch includes Charley Reilly. Tom MeFadden.
Joe Leahy and frankie Smith. All OF them
made quite a hit in Honolulu and managed 10
pick up a few pieces OF loose jingle little
Reilly, liShtweisht. was the big star Of the
gang lie knocked out Charley Webber, for
mer San Francisco boy. In four rounds. received
Is round decision over Leahy and drew with
McFadden at the distance He was
offered several more matches In the island city,
but became homesIck and returned with his
pals.
Reilly's msnage-. Jack Kelly has an ofer TO
match his boy against Maurice savers in a 10
round 20 before Tom McCarey's Los Angeles
club and II Is likely that he viii take 10 up
Reilly. who never went more than four rounds
till be left here. Is very clever fittle chap
and has yet to taste OF the bitter dregs Of de-
feat.
Johnny Murphy. who fought that sensational
20 round draw with Lew Powell last Thursday
evening has several offers 70 go back east and
mix up in tie six round game. His manager.
Ed Nolan. wants TO take the boy away. but
Johnny refuses to leave and viii look for another
long match after a restup OF a month or SIX
weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-04
tIdhs Stable Dhded California
Betting on Papke=Ketchel Encounter
Opens Suddenly at Even Money

The wagering the coming Papkeketche fight which IS to
take place Coliseum Thanksgiving evening" opened last
night Harry Buffers money and though the play Tar
from being strong the price and start the ball rolling
The indications that the sports will take like greyhound
acrabb and within the few days there will be plenty
stirring
As general rule the who like have little bet down
the possible ring combat do with their
till week OF battle Inasmuch they making
the three weeks advance this indication
that the betting will be very heavy throughout
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-04
Champion Motor Cycle
Races Are Held

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The Ave nile
championship race for motor cyclists
held at Morris Park this afternoon un-
der the auspices OF the Federation OF
Motor Cyclists was won by Walter
Goerke of the National athletic club OF
Brooklyn. Fred Huycks of Chicago.
second; a. c. Chappelle of the New
York motor cycle club. third Time
minutes - rs seconds. Huycke held
the championship last year.
The 10 mile motor cycle champion
ship was won by Walter Goerke,
Brooklyn; Stanley kellogg. Spriu gfield.
Mass. second: a G. Chappelle. New
York. third. Time 10 minutes 45 %
seconds
One mile national championship
Won by Fred Huycke. Chicag Walter
GCerke. Brooklyn. second. Stanley
kellogg. Springfield. Mass. third Time
1 minute 10 90 seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-04
BECOMES PROFESSIONAL
Tom Longboat Will Try to Race
Italian DOrando

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Word has
been received here that Tom Long
boat. the Canadian Indian long dis
tance runner, has officially announced
himself as a professional and will in
rando, the Italian runner who all but
won the Marathon race at the Olympic
games The race will probably be
held in New York. After that Long
Will John r Haves the winnar of az g
London Marathon.
Longboat's announcement ends the
long standing row between the Anna
teur Athletic union and the Canadian
controlling association over Longboat's
eligibility as an amateur. The Anna
teur Athletic union some time ago de-
clared Longboat a professional and
teur events in the United States but
the Canadian association has never ad-
mitted the charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-04


the way from Kentucky to Arcadia with the
stables thst they organized for California cam
pagn.
Jockey Goldstein viii ride at Santa Anita
this winter under the management Of A. G..
Weston, who will bring a few horses to the
coast.
II is now virtually certain that ]. S. Hawkins
Will sell his contract on Jockey J. Butler 10
". X. Vanderbilt and that Butler viii ride in
France next season.
Irving H. Wheatcroft. who was the principal
buyer at the McGrathisna dispersal sale, will
winter his purchases in Kentucky and will not
attempt 10 remove them 10 ST. James island,
British Columbia. until next spring.
The belief is current in New Orleans that the
promoters Of the winter racing proposition fol
the Crescent City have acquired cold feet and
that the scheme is about 10 fall through on
account Of the opposition Of reformers 10 the
registered betting plan devised by 5. F.
Hessip
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-04
Workouts at Emeryyille
Byronerdale Mile in 1:4T 3-5.
Figent-Five-e -eighths in :03 2-5.
Jacobite-Three- quarters in lis.
J. G. Ccre-Threc- IN 1:19 2-5.

Byronerdale Mile in 1:4T 3-5
Figent-Five -eighths in ] :03 2-5.
Jacobite--Three- quarters in lis.
J. G. Ccre-Three- quarters IN 1:192-5
Mozart-Five-eighths in 1:04.
Fitzherbert-Aiile in 1:42.
Tony Faust -Five-eighths in 1:o4
on-Fiye-eighths in 1:06 2-5.
Boggs-Fiye-eighths in :06
Anna May-Five eighths in los.
Pops-Haif In 52 10.
Burning Bush--Five-eighths In 1 :oa 3-5
Little Minister-Miie in 1 :45.
Silver Sue and Convent Bell-Fiye-eiehths |,
:03 2-5.
Bellmence and Prestige-Five- -eighths In f:o4
1mport-Seyeu-eighth in 81.
San n0ak-Seven-eighths in 1:32.
Billy Meyer-Fiye-eighths in 1:03.
Boloman-Three-quarter in lit.
Righteasy-Fiye-eighths In 1:o2 3-5.
Nadzu-Seven-eighths In 1:30
Logistilla--Mile in f:44 20
Gretchen G-Tbree-quarters in i:21
May Amelia--Three quarters in 1Is 2-5.
Remember-Afile in 1:45 3-5
Fred Bent-NIle in 45 3-5.
Obey-Half in :53i5.
Sewell-Fiye -eiglrths in 100 40
Wcstbury-Five-eighth In 1905 Is
Captain Emerich--Three-eigh in :3s 2-5
High Gun-Mile in 1:45.
Temaceo--Half in :a2
Palo Alto--Five-eighths in 1:02 as.
Miss Mazzoni-Five-eigh in los.
Eyebright-Mile In 141E.
Novgorod- -Five-eighths in f:06
Boas-Three-quarters in 1:17.
veil-Five -eghths in :05 2-5.
Incentivo-F Five-eiehths in 1: :06 2-5
Montgomery-slile in 40 3-J.
woodcraft-sfile in la.
o-Five-eighths in 02 As.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-04
Hildreth'S Big Stable to Be Evenly
Divided Between Two Tracks
By ]. z. .JeferY

The Arcadia division OF s C. dreths
able racing establishment quaeTed the Emeryvi
VIII be shipped to the southern California about
1dret made this yesterday,
declared that he had yet fully made
horses would be taken south The stable
head and will be evenly divided between tracks
KING mes the horse in the ldreh string probably
be those that will the southern
himself this horse special prep for
cap and other valuable racing season
that he aims win with this sturdy speedy son Of
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-04
PimIico Races

PMLICo RACETRAcK, Nd, Nov. 5.-Re-
suits:
Odds. Horse. Weight and JOCKEY Fin
5-l-Spanish Prince. III (NieoD ........... 1
lo-l-Babble. 100 Cullen l.................. 2
5-2-5un Shot Io9 (McCabe) ............... 3
Time. los Harold Junior. Miss Cardigan
Rockawalkin. PescatOre. Sister Jennie. Areh-
teet, Alice Navarro. Teddington and Racing Bell
finished named.
SECOND RACE-six furlongs. selling. year
olds and upward S400 added
ODDS. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
2-l-Botanist. lis tNico) ................. l
I l5-l-Consistent, us (Goldsteinl ............ 2
b-l-Superstition. los (Digginsl ........... 3
Time, 1914. Laura A, Belle Strome, sun Fire,
Billie Hibbs. Royal Lady, Edgely. Appreciation.
Bennie Wells, Just and Incognito finished as
named.
THIRD RACE-One and three sixteenths miles.
selling, FOR 3 year olds and upward. $500 added,
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
li-5-Juggler iO6 tCullenl ................... 1
lo-I-Ially. Io9 fMcCsbel .....---.......-.. .
Z0-l-hilton Iackaye- 100 (GOldstein) 8
Time. 2:ol Is. Queen Of Hills, Flimnap ana
Bedouin finished as named
FOURTH RACE-About two miles steeple-
chase; year olds and upward. handicap, $500
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
5-l-Jim McGiH l56 fWilliams) ............
5-l-Waterway. 152 tHeiderl ............ 2
l5-l-Lizzie Flat. I36 &C. B. WILSON, .. 9
Time, z:35 paprika. Noblesse oblige. Rufus
Bilberry and Bersi finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-six furlongs, 2 year olds. $500
ODDS. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
F-lo-Tranee- ll9 tNicol -----.-.- -.-.-........ /
5-2-Statesman. - tGoldstein) ........... 2
i0-l-Fcotpad. I22 (Cullenl -.-......--...... 3
Time, is Neponoca. Michael. Beck and Tax
shira finished as named.
SIXTH RAcE--one mile. $500 added, year
olds and upvard
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
lS~5-Ninhus JOS lGoldstein) ........
S-5-De Mund, 1l6 fNicolD ...-.............. .
l2-l-TonT Bonero Ii6 tCullenl ............. 3
Time. ] 30 3-5. Gridiron also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-One and half miles on the
fat, year olds and upward. $500 added, for
horses that have started in stefplechase (gen-
tlemen riders):
Odds Horse. Weight and jockey Fin.
T-fo-IronsideS. 40 fAfr. Taylor ...........
3-f-H0melander 40 tAfr Wright ..... 2
T-2-D Arkle. 143 6Mr. Tucker ............. 3
Time. 2:43 35. Sheridan also ran
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-04
sLAYs TWO MEN

ARDMORE, Okla, Nov. Sd. B.
Cook, a constable from Mulkey. and
]. A. Shines. a farmer of Provence.
were shot and killed on East Main
street in Ardmore today by John Bra
ziel. local character. and James Bill
lings, a farmer and companion of the
two dead men, was seriously wounded.
Braziel was arrested. The quartet had
been drinking and guarded.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-04
PROPOSES ARMY CHANGE

WASHINGTON, NOV. 3. = General
Henry G. Sharpe, commissary general
of the army, in his annual report. rec
ommends the organization of the serv-
ice corps In sng ncny anS "a psrrorm the
ters' departments which is now done
by soldiers of the line detailed on spe-
cial duty. He says the detailed men
der existing conditions.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-04
Pimlico Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-HOrace r, Silk Hose,
Star GoWan.
Second race - Solon Single.
MinOt, Black sheep.
Third race-SuperstitIon, Gram
sar. Ontario.
Fourth race-Ben Cole, Student
King, BergOO.
Fifth rnce-Taboo, Intervene,
Constellation.
Sixth race-Aster dor, sIazuma,
NfbIfck.
seventh race-Georee w. Lebolt,
ThetfS. Pfmpante.