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The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-13
By JOHN JACOB ASTOR.

Racing is sure to advance the automobile. 1t
tends to produce the best material to induce to
study out better machinery to build better tires to
work out every technical problem
Then there is another side to the question. Rae
ing tends to better roads, and better roads of
the best examples of advance in civilization Without
good roads country cannot progress. They are the
means of promoting trade and intercourse between
far distant communities. And automobile racing helps
to bring this about.
Unlike the aeroplane, the automobile seems to-
day well nigh perfect up to certain point 1t is at
this moment far ahead of the roads, especially in
country. We need better roads here in the United
States I don't mean for the sake of the automobiles
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-13

of those who necessarily them bring
their market whether be the farmer the manufacturer
crops much less for transportation good
The automobiles don't ask
for themselves but for all their countmen whether
they be farmers manufacturers simply travellers.
automobile has down much since the intro
ucon Of propelled vehicles 1t will down price, think
general and popular doubt however the
prediction of those optms who that the time will when
will ordinary vehicle because contains
n own mott power, which S fact to be considered
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
Another Stake Won by
Spanish Queen

COLUMBUS, O.. Oct 2.-Spanish
Queen, owned by George A. Estabrook
of Denver. followed her Wednesday VIC
tory in the $4,000 Buckeye stake by
winning this afternoon the Bankers
and Brokers' stake, valued at $4,000.
Under the plan of dividing the stake
six horses won money. Spanish Queen
received $4,000, Carlokin $4,000 Aquin
$1,000, Dewitt s1,100, Genteel H. $500
and Nahma $500. Summary:
B. and B., purse $4,000, 2:12 trotters. three
in fve-Spanish Queen won three straight heats
in 2:O0A, 10Th. 2;O9&4. Carlokn Aquin, De-
witt, Genteel H. Nahma, Axtellay, Nancy Royce,
Local, The Clansman and Todd AllertOn also
started.
2:15 class. pacing, three heats, Spurse 81 200
Mary Laidley won the second and third heats in
2:09A. 2:09A. Easter Lily the first heat
in 2:071s Diamond King, Kearney. Miss Alb
dell. Addition, GIliaford, Shadeland Nutalear
and Sylvia also started
2f7 class, trotting, three heats, purse 81, POO
Lillian II won three straight heats In 2:07 y
2:07M. 2:0S. Early Alice, Wilkes Heart and
Watson also started.
2:07 class, pacing, three heats, purse 81 200
Harry l. won the second and third heats in
2:0TA, 2:06k. Judeax won the first heat in
Raven, Gordon Prince Jr., Isineta, Spill, Queen
Pomona, Don Romo. Robert Lee and Richard
Grattan also started.
2:24 class. trotting. three in five, purse 81 200
(unfnished) d)-Royal Penn the first and Sec
ond heats in 2:13&. 2:l4A. Bob Riley won the
third heat in 2:l3& MokohaIey, Stroller and
Northern Man also started
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
BRIBERY A BUSINESS,
AYERS HERBERT GEORGE
Former Manager of Citizens
Alliance Sticks to Statement
Made in Denver

Herbert George. formerly manager of
the local Citizens alliance, arrived in
San Francisco last night from his home
in Denver, highly elated over the fact
that he was one of the men chosen to
represent the state of Colorado at the
presentation of silver service to the
cruiser Colorado.
George continues to treat bribery as
a business transaction. His confession
of that belief was made public little
more than month ago in a Denver
weekly paper and the publication of>the
assertion as an excuse for Calhoun s
methods was intended as a bombshell
for Francis J. Heney. wso was booked
to sneak in Denver on the day that the
Il am not liar nor ~ coward de-
clared George boisterously last night in
the St. Francis lobby. What / said
in Denver still goes. lost hundreds Of
dollars in an attempt to straighten out
San Francisco" he continued. "and the
people here treated me shamefuIiy.
am back home now in bigger and
better business and I do not come 10
San Francisco as hobo. I am with a
party of distinguished Colorado men
and I am the guest of San Francisco.
But nevertheless the statement that
made in Denver is the truth and / have
no denial to make
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
EMPLOYEES PROMOTED BY
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS
Salaries of Assistant Weighers
Are EquaIized and Perma-
nent Laborers Appointed

The collector customs. F. s. Stratton,
has made the following promotions in
the customs service at this port:
Charles l.. Brown, from clerk at $1,000 per
annum to position of assistant auditor at 81 200
per annum.
William J. Coey from clerk at 81 500 per an
mum TO clerk at 81, 600 per annum.
George J. Kenny. from clerk at 81 GOO per
annum 10 clerk at 81 500 per annum.
John p. AibrO. from clerk at 81. 400 per annum
to clerk at 81 600 per annum-
Albert L. BehDeman, from clerk at 81 200 per
annum 10 clerk at 81 400 per anDum.
Arthur II. Clifford. from clerk at 81, 900 per
annum 10 clerk at 81. 200 per annum.
Alfred A Ey, from clerk at $500 per annum 70
clerk at 81 600 per annum.
T. H. Mcconnell, appointed 10 clerkship at
$500 per annum.
Robert Todd, appointed TO position Of mes
sencer at $40 per annum.
Herman \. crowell. appointed night inspector
at So per diem.
Joseph B. Tuigg. Arnold H. Freund Fitz II.
Warren, John 7. RouDdey. William Phoedovius
william II. Uoburg. Frank ". Avilla. Charles
+ Kesseler. Daniel NJ. McCool Arthur w
Chenoweth James B. Murray and John F. Bar
field assistant weighers at 81, 100 per annum to
assistant weigbers at 81 per diem.
These latter II promotions have been
made by the collector for the purpose
Of equalizing the salaries OF the assist
ant weighers.
Dennis b. Devine and Seldom G. Mil
Ter have been appointed permanent
laborers at $3.50 per annum
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
DECISION EXPECTED TO-DAY
IN FREIGHT RATE CASE
Arguments Closed in Action
Brought by Railway Against
Commerce Commission

Closing argument in the war which
is being made on the rates as fixed by
the interstate commerce commission by
the Southern Pacific was made in the
United States circuit court yesterday
before Judges Gilbert Ross and Nor
row. In all probability decision will
be handed down this morning by the
court and the attempt of the Southern
Pacific to set aside the decision of the
interstate commerce commission will
end for a while.
Attorney Joseph N. Teal made the
closing argument and presented a
strong plea for the dismissal of the
railroads bill. The contention of the
government Is that the railroad has
failed to submit any new issues and
that 1t has failed to prove that the rate
of S340 on lumber from Willamette
valley to San Francisco is an unre-
muneratiye one. The government also
asserted that the railroad has neglected
to show it's actual income and it's ac-
tual expenses in references to the busi-
ness of the company from San Fran
cisco to the Willamette valley. Accord
ing to the attorneys representing the
government the Southern Pacific has
Simply alleged that the rate was less
than the cost of service. but that it
has not given figures to prove It's allie
Attorneys Luther NJ Walter, Robert
Z. Deylin and Teal were all present in
court Yesterday. and they expressed
themselves as believing that the inter-
state commerce commission has clearly
proved to the court that the Injunction
proceedings brought by the railroad
should be dismissed and that the power
given the commission by congress
should continue.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
HAMILTON ENTRIES
spEcIA1 pIspArcH ro THE cAIL

First race. six furlongs-Fort Garry 1O2, Alice
1O4, Junian 10T. Balbek lot, Wonlaer 107, Sim
100, Waponoca 112
Second race. one and a sixteenth miles
Oroonooka 90, Nat B 9S L. NJ Eekert 9S,
Lord Dixon 102 MaripOsa 102. Harry RichesOn
102, Protagonist 1O3, Alta Mcdonald 105, Doubt
l0T. Gambrinus 107.
Third race. steeplechase. about two and a half
miles, g-Caloorahatehie 142. Bell the Cat
IA, Bilberry 149, Byzantine 150 Prince of
Pilsen 1862
Fourth race. one aud a quarter miles, handi-
eap-Lally 80. Red Gauntlet 100 John Carroll
los, W. III. Carey no
Fifth race six furlongs. selling-Lep Gods
chaux 50. Manheimer 81, J. II. Reed "a, Mont
bert a. Punky %. Aimee 100, Cloisteress 100,
Momentum 100. Loretta Mack 100. Garrett vii,
son 104. Edgely 106 Debar 1O7, TollgathereI
112. Botanst 113.
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling-Peacock'
Choice %, Little Minnie "a. Suderman 96. Muck
rake 100, Gibson 100. Vandam 100, Tartar Maid
100. Autumn Flower 100, Ida Reck 100, Fernando
100. Workman 103. Sun1re 1O3. Cooney 1O4,
Lady Carol 104.
Seventh race. one and an eighth miles, on
turf. selling-Braggadoci 80, Miss Catesby 1O1,
Campeigner 103. The ShRughraun Ill Zlpango
112. John Carroll liz. Solon Shingle 113.
Weather clear; track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
Games n
Fourteen Inning Game
Won by the Angels
BerHsrdS Double and Zeider'S
Error Bring in Needed
Tally
SPECIAL pIsPArcH To TIE CALI.

Los ANGELES, Oct. Fourteen in
ninss We're required TO decide today $
game and IL was in the last half of the
last inning that the cham piOns got the
run they needed The seals scored one
in the NTH and one in the ninth. while
the locals made two in the eJ eJghth- Then
ii was case of who would make, the
error to let through the winning run.
for Griffin and Gray were evenly
stchsd and each DitchiuS a nne game
Zeider Of the Seals made the Break in the LAST
inning. throwing low 10 nrst and permitting Bss-
nard TO score.
In the NTH Zeider dashed 10 behind the pitch
er's box and made assist 70 nrsc that brought :
a cheer from the fans. Bernard. succeeding DIX
lon az hrst, played unusual game
With one OUT in the eighth and run scored.
things looked bad for rhe champions. Tkez
Oakes was passed and scored a triple 70 right
by Ellis, the latter also scoring a bad throw
by Mohler TO the plate.
The Seals tied the score n the ninth. Beck
walking and being forced at second BY Berry
Bodie grounded 10 Dsmas. who Juggled the ball
and both runners were safe. Both advanced on a
wild pitch BY Gray. and Berry scored on Griffin .
single TO left.
In the last half Of the fourteenth Ellis
smashed long fr 10 right. Curtis capturing H.
Bernard banged double to right, Brashear dew
out to left. and Howard sent P easy grounder
70 Zeider who made the fatal break with low
throw and Bernard got in. Score:
-
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
Baseball Notes

Durey Lewis swung in with three hits out of
four trips to the rubber. The young busher has
Joined the Oakland team. Van ought to invade
the brush again. 1t contains many live one.
Van could not resist the temptation any longer
when he that Oakland had chance In the
last inning. Peeling off his coat, he grabbed
bat and went in to take Hallihan's place but
alas! he did no good for his team.
The three Portland players who were sent to
the clubhouse refused to stay quiet and every
minute or so they would open the door. They
gave poor Flynn fine time during the balance
Of the game and he had no redress. Groom al
legged that lie had not said a word when FLYNN
benched him.
All games next week win be called at 3
intends to make 1t as comfortable as possible for
the fans while the season lasts.
Jack slattery left for his home in Boston last
night He is suffering with a sore hand IL is
not likely that Slattery will return next season
tailoring establishment In the Hub City and Jack
figures on going into the business with them and
playing independent ball on the side. If he does
return Oakland will claim him, though Dan Long
says he belongs to the Seals 1t is likely that
the teams will have quite a scrap over the heavy
hitting catcher. In the meantime the fans will
miss him lie was the greatest hitter that the
Pacific Coast league has ever known.
McCredie is already doing lot of ouiet mis-
slonary work, with a view Of getting together a
formidable bunch of ball tossers for next season
He has come TO terms with big Ed Kennedy. his
utility man, who left him TO go to Fresno at the
opening Of the season. Kennedy will cover first
next year. McCrede has signed southpaw Hart
man. whom Connie Mack drafted last year b,,t
later farmed out to the Eastern league Nc
Crede has options on several live ones on tho
Lynn. Mass. team. the farm club for the Boston
Americans Mae hopes to complete his lneup
early so as to have large squad to work ont in
the training quarters next spring.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03

HELENA. Mont. Oct 2.-Results:
First race. selling half mile-Sd Silver w6n.
Jillette second. Balreed third. Time J1. 2. .
Second race. four and q half furlOngs-Pdls-
Time. :51&.
Third race. Commercial club stake. two niles
Lady Alicia won, KogO second. BenvOllo thiE.l.
Time, 3:54
Fourth race one mile. gentlemen riders-Ish II
J. Rogers won. Little Hank second. PandeInO-
MUM third. Time. 1;5S.
Fifth race. selling. seven furlOngs-Nabonassar ssa :
won. Red Era second. Silver Heels third. Time.
1880 80
Sixth race. selling seven furlongs-FlOra Dear
won, Burnolette second. Jack O'Lantern third
Time, 1:31.
Flora Dear was protested II being alleged that
she a ringer. The judges viii decide in tie
morning
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03

The skin index to the quality the blood
mpury deasng and cuptng
is continually pouring unhealthy
External applications of save washes lotions
the itching and other discomfort troubles
should be use but
and therefore cannot thorough cleansing Of the blood the
Tor skin diseases s. S. ST. purely vegetable
and quickest remedy goes
the acd impurities huno thoroughly pufe
circulation and skin
S. S. has driven the huors blood and
skin is again nouhed with rich healful blood
free to all who write SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., ATLANTA GA
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
National League

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. New York won
easily by scoring seven runs in the first inning.
Philadelphia used three pitchers in the first in
ming, during which New York made only three
hts-two errors and six bases balls being
thrown In. 9enney opened with pass and
scored when Herzog singled and went on to third
Herzog. a double play followed on Donlin's s
gTounder Seymour walked and Knabe fumbled
DeTlin's grounder. Bresnahan and Bridwell each
walked, forcing in Seymour. AIcQuillen's place
then taken by Foxen, who gave two passes,
forcing in runs. Moren next went into pitch
and single by HerZog sent IN two more runs.
The inning ended by Doom throwing out McCor-
mick. Score; r. II. Il.
Hsw ssy.1siab, hqT5- . 3 3
Batteries-Ames and Bresnahan; McQuillen
Foxen, Moren and DOOM Umpires-Klem and
Johnstone-
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2.-As the result of double
victory over st. Louis. Pittsburg is now in the
lead in the National league pennant race by half
point. Scores;
First game u. II. E.
ST. louis .--.-----..---.-..- Z 8
Batteries Beebe and Ludwig; Lieheld and Glib
Second game r. H. E.
st. s.. louis Louis. Z 3
batteries Rhoades and Bliss; Camnltz and
Gibson. Umpire-O'Day.
BROOKLYN. Oct. 2-Donovan's men won by
extra effort in the eighth inning, which places
them more securely ahead Of st. Louis. the tail
enders in the race for the pennant. Score:
Boston --..-..-..-.-........... 0
Batteries -Fiaherty and Graham; Psstorius and
Dunn. umpire-Emslie.
CINCINNATI. Oct. Brown held the Gin
cinnatis safely at sll times today. not a single
runner reaching third base and only reaching
second. Score: r. H. f.
Cincinnati .........-.-..-......-.. l
Batieries-Rowan, Sayidge and Mclean; Brown
and Killing. umpires--ligler and Owen.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
REsULTs AT LOUIsvILLE

LOUISVILLE. Oct Results:
First race, six furlongS-Lens won, Garbleg
second, Merrick third. Time, ia
Second race mile and 20 yartls-Margaret Z
won, Lady Ethel second. Matte Mack thiriE
Time, LAT.
Third race, six furlongs-Alice George .wers
DR.. Markley second COwdin third. Time,
TIA %
Fourth race, mile and 20 yards-Dark Nighs
won, John e Mcmillan second, Mdcias thirl.
Time, 1.46.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Aspirin won, Bu1ohs
second. The Wolf third Time. 1:15 10.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth-Iivolini won.
Albert Star second. SeYerus third. Time. 1:fs..
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
BARRY DEFEATS JOHNSON

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2.-Jim Barry of
Chicago defeated Battling Johnson of
Los Angeles, the latter's seconds throw
ing a towel into the ring in the seventh
round of the 10 round bout before the
Pacific athletic club here tonight. AT
the sign of the towel Johnson, who had
been outclassed and was groggy. tried
desperately to continue lighting. and
then rushed upon and pummeled his
seconds, declaring his ability to win
Barry showed little class and was evil
IDENTIFY very tired in the last rounds.
Charley Eyton refereed the bout.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
American League

CLEVELAND. Oct. 2-Cleveland defeated
Chicago today. ! 70 o, in the most remarkable
game Of the year in the big leagues. Joss
pitched for Cleveland and not only shut out
Chicago without hit. but did not allow one
OF his opponents 10 reach first base. although
the visitors used three pinch litters in the ninth
inning. Joss was aided by some remarkable sup
port from Manager Lajoie, who made several
phenomenal pickups.
On the other hand Walsh. the Chicago man,
men in eight innings. Cleveland was able 70
bat only four balls past the inheld and only
five Of the locals reached first base.
Cleveland scored its only in the third.
Birmingham singled. Walsh caught him mapping
on first base, but Isbelrs throw to second hit
the runner on the head and he went OF third
base. whence he scored when Walsh and Schreck
became crossed in their signals and bah went
to the grand stand.
With Joss at bat in the eighth schreck had
finger broken. which Will keep him out Of the
game for the rest of the season. Score:
r. H. E;
Cleveland -..--.-..-..--..-...-.-.
Chicago ........................ o o
Batteries-Joss. Clarke aud Birmingham;
Walsh, Schreck and Shaw.
DETROIT Oct. 2.-Detrolt disposed Of Wad-
dell in one inning and then almost threw away
the game by erratic fielding and reckless base
running. The hitting OF Crawford aud Rossman
tied IL in the seventh and won it in the ninth
Score: r. II. T.
Detroit D. -----.-....-.-..----..-.--- 10 !
Batteries-summers. Muller and schmidt; /;
WaddeI. Howell Smith and Spencer.
NEW YORK. oct. 2-Hits, and plenty n
them, were the feature Of today's game. Score:
r. II. K.
Washington ...-...................l2 10 1
NiS Bat1eries.Keeiey aGIe and Street; Hogg, Lake
and Blair
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2-Boston had no
trouble defeating Philadelphia. the ragged field
ing Of the locals assisting the visitors in scor-
ing. Score: K. II. f..
Boston .-.......-............. =
Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1
Powers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

First race, five and a half furIongs. selling
Snake Mary 9S. Please 10I, Honest 101. Al
Muller 103, Ben Strong 103. Robin Hood 103,
Lady Anne 107 Ben Double 100.
Second race. mile and 10 yards. selling-Dun-
vegan 93, Ethel Carr 93, Kings Daughter 90,
Wine Merchant 9S, Earl's Court 96, Rexau SO.
Nancy 81, Bonebrake 97 Melange 100. Cygnet
1922 Hannibal Bey 102, TivOlini 102. Mortiboy
105 Imboden 100.
Third race. six furlongs, purse-tierry ymander
90, Anna L. DAILY 9S, Sainesaw %, Broadside 06,
Jen Bernstein 10J. Irfaneh los.
Fourth race, mile and 20 yards, handicap
Cymbal 97, Terah 101, Gar los ZieRap los,
Pinkola ia. Lawrence P. Daley ia.
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling-Be Brief
100, Pinion 100. Ramsey 9S. BOadcea 90. ZeOla
81. 0cala 9S, Alice Baird I0i. COrdOva 101, Sniff
IO1 Friend Harry 1O1, Harriet Rowe 101.
Tennessee Boy 1O4. Gliding Belle 1O7. Alchemtst
lot.
sixth race, one and a sixteenth miles. selling
Camille 100, Lady Esther IO4. Carew 1O5, Tom
Dolan 1O5. Hughes 1o5. Anneta Lady IOT.
Weather clear; track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
EoRTH YAKI1TA WINNERs

NORTH YAKIMA. Wash, Oct 2.-Res'llts;'
2:30 trot, purse $50o-Byron Corbett hrst.
the frst and third heats. Best time. 2:l9
200 pace, consolation purse $590-JoSephine
first. Tommy Grafton second, Cleopatra thifi-
Best time, 2:1O.
Running four furlongs. purse-E- c. Runts
first, Water Thrush second. Sister Julia third.
Time, Asa
One and a quarter miles-MidmOnt hrst.
Ozanne second Dr. White third. Time 2:O7 -.
Six furlongs-Maude MEG first. Abbey second.
Gfeana third Time. 1:14. -
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
MAY REPEAL ANTI-RAcING LAWS

CORTLAND, \. y, Oct. 2-The fortietb son.
atorial district republican convention Completed
its sixth day Of deadlock today against the re-
nomination Of Senator Benjamin NJ Wilcox.
Wilcox. who voted against the racktrack bills.
is fighting desperately for another term a
Wilcox. who voted against the racetrack hills
lyn politicians offered to give Judge Miller n
guarantee of the nomination next term II WI.
cox were granted one more term and the infi-
nation was made that effort would be made
at the next session Of the legislature to reneaI
the Hart-Agnew anti-racetrack gambling laws
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
Hunters Train

Tor. he ..accommodation Of hunters,
esfecffve October 3 Southern Pacific
.iyiu rpn extra train from San Fran
cisco 10 san Jose, via Oakland pier,
son. Leaving San Francisco Market
street ferry depot 900 p. m, and from
san Jose to- San FRANCISCO Sundays,
.la.aving SAN Jose $50 p. m, These trains
.fyiIl run via Newark and. stop at all in
stermed4ate points Ticket Offices: ss4
Narlsef street il Powell street. Market
street ferry depot, and Thirteenth and
Franklin streets, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
WINNERS Ar FRESNO
rRoauoIs CLUB OUTING
FRESNO Oct 2-Summarv

The Iroquois club will hold it's
twenty sixth annual bulls head break
fast at Hunters inn. San Leandro. to-
morrow AFTERNOON at l O'CLOCK Brief
speeches will be made by James D.
Phelan James G.. Mcguire and George
A. Tracy, nominee for congress in the
fifth district.
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OAKLAND

Runs off Groom j. hits 2; runs Off Garrett G,
hits 4. Two base hits-Danzig, Casey %, Coo
ney Hogan, Johnson. Sacrifice hits Bassey (2),
Groom, Cook, Casey. First base on called balls
of Garrett >, Off LOucks 3, Off Kinsella /.
Struck out-By Garrett ?. by Loucks ., by Groom
3, by Kinsella =. Hit by pitched ball-Garrett
Johnson. Time of game hours and 20 min
utes. Umpires-O Connell and Flynn.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03

Three base hit-EIlis. Two base hit.-Hi6e-
brand, Bodie. Bernard. Sacrifice hitsaEllis..
Beck. Hlldebrsnd. GRAY. Base On ballS.-01
Gray 4. of Griffin 6. Struck out-By Gray lfE
Double plays-Bodie to Williams; Zeider 10 Wiis
hams TO Bodie. Curtis TO Berry: MOhler te VII
lams Wild pitch-Gray. Hit BY pitched ball
Bernard Time OF game hours and 80 fnin-
utes. Tmplres-Toman and Perine-
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sTANDENG OF THE CIURs

NEW YORK. Oct. president Pull
liam Of the National league announced
tonight his decision on the New York
Chicago game of September "a. declar-
ing it a tie.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
wHoLEsALE BUTCHER ARREsrEp-ua

WHOLESALE BUICAEG AARESTEO-Hpnrv
Levy. a wholesale butcher. was arrested YES
terday for throwing offal in the bay from his
slaughterhouse at South Fifth and Railroad
avenues The complaining witness against Lew
was Nose Engel.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03

Tully Coulter has first call on Jockey Sweet
until November l. upon which date the boy will
leave New York for the coast.
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Do You Want $500,

Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page IL.
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NORTHwEsT LEAGUE GAMES
ALLEGED RINGER AT HELENA

At Tacoma-Tacoma 5. Aberdeen 1.
at SsattIe-Seattle I, Butte 5.
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RESULTS OF GAMES
No White SOx- Batter
Reaches First

Joss Pitches Phenomenal Ball
for Napoleon" LaiOie'S
Team
GAMES TO-DAY
AIEERIcAH LEAGUE
Chicago st Cleveland.
ST. Louis at Detroit
Boston at Philadelphia.
Washington at New York
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago ar Cincinnati
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston AZ Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at St. Louis.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03

another match of the interclass basket ball
schedule 1911 winning. Is to 5. Rust much
applause by shooting five goals The lineup:
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03

The Lowell girls defeated their fair rivals
from Lick in an interesting basket ball game
Thursday 6 to @. Captain DAILY OF the Lick
team put up an excellent game, but was poorly
supported