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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-12-26
III Health is More Expensive Thar
Any Cure.


Any Cure.
This country is now filled with
people who migrate across the con-
tinent in all directions seeking that
which gold cannot buy. Nine-tenths
of them are suffering from throat
and lung trouble or chronic catarrh
resulting from neglected colds, and
spending fortunes vainly trying to
regain lost health. Could every suf-
ferer but undo the past and cure
that first neglected cold, all this
sorrow, pain, anxiety and expense
could have been avoided. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is famous for
it's cures of colds, and can always be
depended upon. Use it and the more
serious diseases may be avoided
For sale by Burnaugh & Mayfield.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-12-26
HACK TO THE DEPOT.

Hack for the accommodation Of the
general public will leave the Enter
prise Hotel for the o. r. & N. depot
10 minutes before train time g.: 10
4. m. and 2:15 p. m.) Passengers called
for at their homes II telephone cal
is sent to the Red Front livery barn
30 minutes before train time.
29u BOSWELL & SON.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-12-26
For Eczema, letter and Salt Rheum

The intense itching, characteristic
of these ailments is almost instantly
sllayed by Chamberlain's salve.
Many severe cases have been cured
by it. For sale by Burnaugh & May
field.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-12-26
Real Estate Transfers
Week Ending December 5, l9OS---Pre-
pared by WalIOwa Law, Land
1 Abstract Co.

Magdalena Hafer to Eugene Hafer
5 half NV 21-5n-42. 800.
Magdelena Hafer to Harry B. Haf
er, II half NV 2l-5n-42. so.
w. T. Knapp to w. w. Winnings
,ract in W half sw 10-1s-43.
NJ l. Russell to R. E. Friddles, ne
Nv and NV ne 27-6n-42. $1,000.
Jesse Duncan to Emma A. Spray,
lot 10, blk 5, Am. Riverside add to
Joseph, Ore. $16O.
John Mcdonald to ]. Nj. Barnett,
2 half of blk Is and lot 8, blk IA
The Mcdonald add to Wallowa, Ore
5000.
John Mcdonald to B. A. McGlaugh.
in, 60 ft of lots l and 2 in blk 8,
town of Wallowa, Ore. $75.
F. D. McCully ct al to H. E. and
G. F. Dawson, blk Is, McCullys add
TO Joseph, Ore. $3.50.
John Mcdonald to The Wallowa
Mercantile Co., half ne and half
Sc of 21-2n-43. $4,000.
Hugh Wilson and Bernice Wilson
to w. NJ. Graves, tract in ne sw 80.
2s-45. $4,000.
Willis NJ. Graves to Geo. w. Boner,
blk 7, Riverside add to Joseph, Ore
S25OO.
]. NJ. Thompson to Lewis G. Page,
half of blk 13 in Jennings add cd
TO Joseph. $500.
John NJ. Herman, Jr., to Andrew
Parker, lots 81, %, 23 and "a, in blk
B, Hermans add to Wallowa, Ore
$3.50.
Andrew Parker to Olaf Hendrick
son, lots 81, %, 2S and "a, Herman's S
ldd to Wallowa. $215.
NJ. V. Knight to j. A. French, lots
1, and 8, blk 1, Knights I'd add
20 Joseph. $120.
Eta A. Romig to Frank Reel, lots
and 2, blk 10, in the town of JOS
eph, Ore. $4,000.
F. D. McCully ct al to Eta A. Ro
mig, lots 1 and 2, blk 13, town O.
Joseph. 5000.
John Mcdonald to Crossett Tim.
Der Co., W han NV and W half sw OF
sec "a; andse of ne and ne Of Sc
Of sec 23-3n41. 81 etc.
=. S. r.. r. to James M. Taylor, e
half sw and n half Sc, sec O,-4n-42.
F. d. McCully ct al to Jesse Dan
lot 10, blk 5, Am. Riverside ado
to Joseph. SIS.
Elias Isaacson to Hector Mcdonald
half sw and sw Sc sec II, also 9
.ract in NV ne of sec 20, all in In
i3. $3.50.
Elias Isaacson to Hans Larsen
tract in NV ne 2O-1n-43. $3.50.
Wallowa Mere. Co. to B. A. Nc
Glaughlin, lots 8, 10 and II, blk 8
town of Wallowa. $25.
U. S. R. R. to A. Alfred Anderson
Sc Sc sec 10, half ne and Sc nc
sec 80, 3n-42.
C. E. Vest to Mrs. w. NJ. Daugh
erty tract in lot 4, 2-2s-44 $500.
Harriet N. Powers to School Dis
trict No. 1, one acre in NV Sc 94-2n
IL. $25.
U. s. R. r. to Ernest C. Haine5
half ne; sw ne NV Sc 9-3n-42.
U. S. Patent to Hugh Gibson, {
half Sc and sw Sc 12-3n-4S, and lots
and 7-3n-49.
U. S. Pat. to Ida j. Holm, S hal
Sc; NV Sc and ne sw 1S-1s-43.
U. S. Patent to heirs Of John S
Post, sw sw sec II, and W half NV
and NV sw sec 2O-5n-43.
us. Patent to Mary S. Weaver, sv
NV; W half sw and ne sw 5-1n-41.
U. S. Patent to e. H. Carman,
half NV and NV NV sec IL and Sc NJ
11-2s-45.
| U. S. Patent to Geo. w. Hensley
5 half Sc sec 2, and half ne IL
2s-45
| U. s. Patent to Marion Hammack
n half ne 23.1s-43.
| u S. Patent to James NJ. Kissee
sw sw sec 21-2n-41.
| U. S. Patent to Samuel Amey,
| half ne sW ne and Sc NV of Sc
12-1s45.
U. S. Patent to Mary S. Weaver
lots and 4, 5-1n-42.
U S. Patent to Jacob c. Hall, s
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Nature Provides
but one
California

1t is the natural winter
home of many thousand
of the worlds best people.
Under the gentle influence
of its mild winter climate,
every amusement and
recreation abounds. Such
bathing, boating, fishing,
driving; such picnics, par
ties and Qualifications. "
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
Friends Plan Memorial for Late
bob" Smyth

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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
Kaufman Knocks Out
Fred Bradley
Defeated Boxer Is Carried Away
Unconscious and Fails to
Revive for Hours

NEW YORK, Oct. al Kaufman
OF San FranciVco knocked out Fred
Bradley of Boston in the fourth round
of what was to have been six round
go at the National athletic club here
tonight The men fought at eaten
weights. Kaufman being about 20
pounds the heavier.
The battle, which was gruellng one
throughout. was witnessed by large
crowd Kaufman in the first round
with left and right to head, put Bradley
to the floor twice. Bradley took the
count on the second knock down, put
he got UP strong and STAYED kaufman
off to the bell
Bradley came up fresh for the second
round and succeeded after a rally In
leading with his left on Kaufman s
head Bradley had the better of the
round.
In the third Bradley was still full Of
fight. but no telling blows were landed
by either.
Kaufman met Bradleys rush at the
opening of the fourth with right and
left to the head. He then sent a left
jolt to the jaw, which downed Bradley.
When he arose Bradley got smash
from Kaufman's left on the head
Which put him TO his knees. He con-
tinued to hold on, but kaufman,
breaking loose. sent a right hander to
the head and followed 1t with terrific
left swing TO the jaw. which hnally put
Bradley down and out.
Bradley was removed to the dressing
room in an unconscious condition and
late tonight several hours after the
fight had not been revived.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
INTERYACHT cLUB CRUISE

II is several years since the Pacific
1nteryacht Club association has held an
annual cruise, and great interest has
been taken for several weeks in the
one that starts for Vallejo today. The
officials OF the association have been
working hard for the success Of this
event and there is little doubt that
their efforts will be rewarded by the
number OF boats that will assemble
Commodore Barry and Secretary
Brown and the committees have Sc
cured every available launch and tug
In Vallejo to run down the line and
pick up boats that may become be-
Gained. Ex-Commodore Clay, trustee
Of the Macdonough cup funds, viii be
a guest Of the officials aboard the pilot
hnaI Gracie S
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
Pacing Most Exciting
Event on Card
sPkcIAL pIsPArcH no rHE cA1L


SANTA ROSA. Oct. 9.-The weather
was perfect and the track at it's best
today for the opening OF the two days
race meet under the auspices of the
Sonoma county driving club at the
Santa Rosa stock farm track The at
tendance was not large but there was
good sport. F. j. Fitzpatrick acted as
starter, with w. j. Edgworth as pre-
siding judge and Sam Norris and Lou
charlton assistants F. J. Yardle. W.
f. Healey and Mr. Jackson were timers.
The most interesting and closely con-
tested event was the club members
road race. with half dozen starters.
The 2.25 pacing was the most exciting
and best race of the day. Summary:
To beat; beat 2:soA-HectOr McKenney. by McKeu-
> 70 g, beat 2;sOls-DeIa Lou. by NeKenney Lon.
To beat 2:s5-Rose McKenney. by McKsnney.
2:25 pace three in five. purse 500:
Golden Buck &C.. FulkersOnl ............1
Dr. william $ Jennings. by F. 5. Turner
Little Babe. Sy F. S. Turner babe Du-
Time-2:i4. 2I7il. 2:iss.
soIOma a County driving clubs trotting stsz.&
Claude Duval. By Dunonr ~. L. Chsrltony 4 n
F. $; whitney. by F. S. Turner co. j..
stsmbletta Guy. by Guy Dillon u. H.
WnLluEi = 49, -. 3 3
Little Jimmie. by Washington McKenney
MeKennsy Button. BY washington McKennsy
Guy Dillon Jr-. by Guy Dillon o. S, Tur-
Time-2:49. 2.5I.
Club members road race. winner Of each heat
goes TO stable:
Alix B. by Natwood Wilkes Oh. L. Elllott) I
Dick Smith, by DemOniO H. G. Smith) ).....2 I
MIN. by Philosopher tJ. r. Durandl .......8 q
Time-2.39. 2:47
Special race:
Margaret "a. f. Boylel I
Neko SF, =. bertelp ----.--.----..--..-2
Time-2.l9. 2:21t3. 2;171a.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
Katherine Direct Wins
Pacing Futurity

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct 9.-Katherine
Direct, the pronounced favorite. today
won without particular trouble the pac-
ing division of the Futurity which was
left unfinished yesterday.
The 2:24 trot. the Johnson. was also
won by the prime favorite, Allen Win
ter, who lowered the record for the
race in the first and heat and gain in
the third heat to 2:0S ". Summary:
Pacing division. futurity. unfinished yester-
day. purse 50, 2,000-Katherlne Direct won the
first fourth and fifth heats in 2:13A. 2:144.
2:11. Colonel Forest won the second and third
heats in piggy. 2:13%. Tom Brewer, Katara
and kewanee Medium also started.
The Johnson. 2:24 class trot purse 50. GOO,
three in hve-Alen Winter won theree straight
heats in 2:091a, 2:11h. 2:OS15 Zomalta, The
Zoo and Nancy Royce also started.
2:10 class pace. purse 81, $1,000-Czarina Daw-
son won the third. fourth and fifth heats in
2:10A, 2:11A, 2:125. Brace Girdle won the
first and second heats in 2:111a, 2:09a4. Zaza,
Peter Bald. Elmilgar. Del Coronado. Red Cross.
Rafhes, Happy If, Ward and Gulvallis Direc
tum also started
Pace, 2:04 class. purse 81, ,OOO-Lady Maud @
won third and fourth heats in 2:0615, 2:O4at.
Reproachless won second heat In 2:041a. Aileen
Wilson won the first heat in 2:031z. Citation
and Copa de Orc also started.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
HAMILTON ENTRIES

First race, six furlongs. selling-King Thistle
105, Manheimer 106, Little Minnie no. Mill on
the Floss Ito. Lady Carol 112. Risk liz. Night
Mist 112 Harry Richeson lis, Punky 115. Chief
HAYES lis, Gibson 115 Edgely lis. Garrett
Wilson lis, Waterbury 120, Park Row I'D.
Second race. mile, turf-Irish Duke 1O2.
Hoyle 104, Ceremonious 105. Colonel Zeb los,
Long John los. Madrileno 102. J. II. Reed 107,
Stromeland 1o7 Smcoe Ill, Arondack III.
Third race. five furlongs. selling-Selwlk 81.
Maid of Carroll 50. Hawks Light "a. Scotch
Moor 81. Plume 81, Fantasia "a, Fleming 81.
j. II. Reed 81. Vandam 97. Iykers 90. Black
Hawk 102. Montbert 104, Mollie Afontrose log,
Gold Heart 100, Momentum ILL.,
Fourth race. steepechase, two and a half
miles Bank Holiday 130, Racilia 132. Caloora-
hatchie 1885, Bannell 140, Bil5erry 142. Byzan-
tine l45. Marksman 149. woodside $50. Prince
Of Pllsen $50, Pagan Boy 1870.
Fifth race, mile and quarter-Gridiron 90.
Golden Shore 100. Chafonte 104, Red Gauntlet
1O5. Hanbridge 107. Cave Adsum 107
Sixth race. five and half furlougss selling
Aralia 50. 0tsiketa "a. Joe Gaitens o.. Giddy
Girl "a. Bridoon. o.. Glorole 96. Right Sort 9S.
Lomoud 100. Colonel Zeb fe1 Ell Orc 101. Ed
win !. 103, Ching Hare 104 Hawks Flight los,
Alice i0S Maxim Gun 110.
Seventh race, one and half miles. on turf
Spunky ~. Crackshott99 Polar Star 90. 0roo-
nooka 102. Tagane 1f3. Kepie los. Doubt los.
Red Gauntlet Ill. waterlake Ill. Charivari ia.
Chalfonte 116. Wilton Iackaye 116.
Weather clear, track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
e - - THE CURE FOR
-. - - SCROFULA

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running ulcers skin diseases and general poor health
which Scroua manifested The disease being deeply
resulting Swelling
disease scroou and ubercular matter thoroughly
terminates consumption incuab disease The entire circulation
being only trouble
purify the blood and the circulation to strong healthy state
greatest all blood purifiers and not
trouble
healthfu1
is SAFE vegetable persons
the blood Information
medical advice free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
MEET OF DRIVING CLUB
Park Amateur Association Will
Hold Races in Stadium

Following is the program for the
matinee of the Park amateur driving
club at the park stadium this after
noon:
First race, class trotters-D. e. Hofman's
Charlotte, Il. Stocks Director B, G.. Lyons
Martha, C. F. Won Issendorfs Cita Dillon, A. T..
Clayburgh's Major
:. Second race. free for all pacers-G. e. Erlin's
Ioppey. A.. Joseph's Afford ID, Thomas I'll.
Brownies Victor Platt.
Third race, class A trotters-I. l.. Borden's
Barney Barnato. A. Ottinger's Zombro. A. P.
Clayburgh's Charles III, G. ID. Mackay's Quill,
g. Wempes Plumada
Fourth race. free for all trotters-A. Ottin-
gers Lady Irene. NJ ". Herzog's Lady Nell,
j. W. Smcdley's Red Velvet
Fifth race. class A pacers-T. F. Bannan's
Jim Chase, f. l.. Matthes' Opitsah
Starter-T. +. Bannan
:, Timers. A. McKerron, n. Franklin, Captain
Judges-G. R. Gay. A. Melletz.
Marshall. II. Ladd.
Races start at 80 D. IN.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
Irish Football and
Hurling Games
Best ExpOnenfs of Sport to Par
fiCipafe i'm Contests at
IngieSfde

Irish football and hurting contests
will be held at Ingleside park Sunday
afternoon, and the best exponents of
these games in California will take
part in the contests. Following are
the lineups for the games:
Erin Hope football team. Clifford (cap-
tain. Nj. Davitt. NJ ORourke T. Sugoul, J..
Conway. j. Crosbie. T. McCann. l.. Long, T..
Heagherty, I. Cullody, p. Barrett. ]. Sullivan
/. Lowe. ID. Mcmahon. c. Ring, NJ Hurley NJ
Shaughnessey. p. Mcclure, ]. Mccarthy, J..
Grant.
Parneil football team-E. Allen (captain).
J. Murphy. j. Crowley. p Scanlan. ]. Scanlan.
7. Sullivan, j. Sullivan. I. Mahoney, J. Leary,
p. Horgan, +. Ganey, p. O'Connor NJ. Calvin
G. o'Brien. H. Callaghan. ]. Murphy, NJ.
Crowley.
oConnell hurling club-w. Quinn tcaptain)
W. Minahan. NJ Murphy. Ed Murphy. Charles
Murphy. Joseph Murphy. NJ. Ross. T. Clark. NJ
DAILY. j. Donoyan. ]. Keane. p. Mahoney, j.
Cuddahy, D; Riordan. W. Kelly. E. Coffee, NJ.
Griffin. T. Lane, c. Bagley C. Leahy.
Young Irelands-T. Quinn (captain). p. O'Con-
nor, J. Fahy. P. Ward. P. Kinnane NJ. Benton.
d. Benton. J. 0Hearne. ]. Aharne. T. Ingerton,
J. Quigley. w Kennedy, c. Kennedy. ]. Young.
p. Mclaughlin, T. Murray, p. Phean, ]. Keat-
ing, NJ. Joyce, NJ. Brady.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

First race, five and half furlongs selling
Goldproof 9S, Camille 9S. May Celia 9S. Mar
bles 100 Adriana 101, Balbus 102 Barnesdale
log, Lady Anne 10.
Second race six furongs purse-Anna l..
Daily o., Nita 04. All Red "a. Adder "a. Louis
Greenberg 81, Ray 81, Lordship 81, Irfaneh 81
Crystal Maid lib.
Third race. selling. one and half miles
Tiyolini 80, Besterling 101, Meada log, Belleview
log. Bonnie Bard 107.
Fourth race. the Selbach Hotel handicap, one
and sixteenth miles-Terah 81. Gar 105. Zie-
nap 100, Moquette 101. Old Honesty 10S Kerche-
val 112, Lawrence p Daley ia.
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling-Cavarone 93.
Flower Beauty 93. Dr. Holzberg 81. Azo 9S Lady
Rensselaer, 9S. Admonish 9S, Ocala 9S. Nellie
Free 9S, sFloreal 9S. Elysium 9S. Elizabeth Har-
wood co. Sempronium 103 AIchemist 1O7, Aspirin
1OS.
Sixth race and sixteenth miles. selling
Albert Star 102, Quagga 104 Lady Esther 1O5.
John Il. Mcmillan Ill
Weather clear; track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10

Emryvile
Tigers and Cubs Battle for Worlds
Baseball Championship Today

DETROIT Mich Oct oThe night before the opening OF the
game great championship finds both the Detroit
league and Chicago National league good shape
filled confidence that victory to be their portion Every
indication that the opening of the Bennett park
will be under the auspcous circumstances Baseball enthu
pitch the city, and baseball practically
the sole topic of conversation in hotels theaers cafes
all public Bennett park the home of the Detroit
perfect condition that will filled
breaking crowd when play is.aed O'Clock
afternoon.
The Chicago National league team 10 men strong in addition
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
Baseball Notes

Truesdale took much of the chill out of the
hearts Of the fans by a remarkable stop in the
fourth. Griffin cut torrid one down at
Truesdale. Ii a fearful rap, but by an
unusual effort Truesdele got in front of it and
cut it down. 1t was such spectacular play
that few OF the Oakland players realized that
It was Of their own men that pulled it on.
What looked like bad decision was made by
Jack O'Connell in the eighth inning, when he
called Hildebrand safe at third. Heitmuller
made n perfect throw to Cooke. and from the
press box 1t looked as though Cooke had cap
tured Hildebrand by about four feet.
Cooke made stop OF hard clout from Hill
debrand's bat In the fourth inning that was
worth the price OF admission,
Mohler robbed young Cooke of hit that had
all the earmarks of extra base rap when he
grabbed Fleet Foot's hard liner in the eighth
inning.
Lewis was high gun with the war club for
single out Of four tries at it.
Very likely that s5o.o0o offer for Mathewson
would look better TO Johnny McGraw now than
when 1t was made. That prze bid swelled
Matty up a good deal, but It's cinch after
the clouting Chicago handed him Thursday he
couldn't his skin for fly. paper now
Unless Johnson OF Alameda can show more
back to the marshes for him..
The Oakland bunch seems to have lost about
everything in the way of adornment except the
soup strainer that forms part of the mural
decorations for Van Haltren's upper lip.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
Hamilton Races
SPECIAL D1srArcH TO THE CALL

HAMILTON. Ont. Oct. 9.-TOday's results:
First race. i've furlongs-Pimpante won. Male
con second. Desperate third Time, :02-
second race. and eighth miles-Reid-
moore won. Charlie Gilbert second. Golf Ball
third Time. 55.
Third race. about One~snd three-quarter miles
Bannell won. Evander second. CaloOrahatchia
third Time, 3.2l.
Fourth race. seven furlongs-ROval Onyx won.
Yadd0 second. Astronomer third Time. 1.27
Fifth race. six furlongS-Sal Volatile won,
Park Row second, King Cobalt third. Time,
1J3 As.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Tartar Maid won,
TenakOe second. Bridgewater third Time. 1:14.
Seventh race. and a sixteenth miles. on
turf-Nibliek won. Wilton Lackaye second, John
Carroll third. Time. LAT 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
Keene viii Ship Horses West for the
Emeryyille Winter Meeting
By ]. e. JeFery

The famous white and blue coors OF James X heene VICE
chairman of the New York jockey club and Americas FOREMOST
will Emeryvie acetrack during the WINTER
meeting scheduled month This important announce
made night Secretary Treat OF the New California
jockey following receipt from Handicapped Martin
Nahanon that the New York tuman desired TO nave
stalls reserved Emerye for eight of his horses that VIII be
shipped here has been Keene to conne his racing
entirely the New tracks where his wonderful horses have
had things during the
Of Intmation bad
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
RACING AT SALT LAKE

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 9.-Fair grounds re-
suits:
First race, 2:25 class trotting Sir John
won second, third and fourth heats and race
Time. 2:25, 2:2T, 2:22la. Lizzie Bigetaf won
nrst heat in 2:24. Martha Dean took third place.
second race, 2:20 class. trot or pace-Billy
sherbert won first. third and fourth heats and
race Time. 2:1sH. 2:Iss4. 2:2o. Consuella
place.
:. Third race four and half furlongs Bill
third. Time 81
Fourth race, one mile--Frank Lubbock
won won Mazetta second, Saliva third. Time
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
Louisville Winners

LOUISVILLE. Oct 9-Results:
First race. Ave and half furlongsLGerry-
mander won, Zeola second. Serape third Time,
los 1-5.
Second race. mile and 20 yards-Ralegh won.
Cymbal second. Ethel Carr third Time AZ Is.
Third race. six furlongs-Financier won, Ra-
contour second. whisk Broom third. Time 1:i4
Fourth race. six furlongs-Berwick won. For
est second. Dark Night third Time. 1:12 as.
Fifth race. six furiongs-Friend Harry won.
Buttons second. Miss Crittenden third. Time,
liza
Sixth race. and eighth miles-Mattie
Mack won, ImbOden second, Meada third. Time,
1.54 4-3
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
Hamilton Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPB
First race-Waterbury, Park
Row, Punky.
Second race-Arondack, HOyle,
SimcOe.
Third race-GOId Heart, MoIite
MOnfrOse, MOntbert.
Fourth race-Pagan Boy, Prince
of Pflsen, Byzantine.
Fifth race-GrfdirOn, Cha1fOnte,
Hanbridge.
sixth race-Alice, Colonel zeb,
LOmOnd.
Seventh rsce-CracI shot, ChaI-
fOnfe, Red Gauntlet.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
TRAIN KILLs FoRMER PuGILIsT

KANSAS. CITY. Oct. 9.-Henry Baker.
~ years Of age, once a noted heavy
weight pugilist, was run over and
killed by train here last night. Baker
fought Jim Jeffries May 19. 1897 in
San Francisco In the ninth round
Jeffries knocked Baker out
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
RIN6i LanY f-APTIREs STAKE

BUTTE. Oct. 9.-The feature Of to-
lays c0ursing AT the national meeting
lere was the winning of the Inaugural
stake by Ring Lady, owned by H. r.
Elliott Of Salt Lake City. The open
ng courses OF the Mississippi Futurity
me Of the coUntrys classics, will be run
tomorrow and Sunday
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
Los ANGELES 6. PORTLAND I

Los ANGELES. Oct. 9.-Ios Angeles
hammered Kinsella all over the lot to-
day and won with ease. Dillon's triple
in the third and his triple in the eighth
were big factors in the result. In the
eighth. two doubles. triple, a base
on balls and single scored three runs.
The Portlands got their only run i'm the
second on an error and a double by
Bassey. Score:
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klamath County Fair

Klamath Fails, October Il to II.
Boating. fishing. duck hunting, noun
tain climbing. Round trip s17. Tickets
sold October IL to Is, inc, return by
See agents Southern Pacific, SS4 Market
street, Ia Powell street. Market street
ferry depot, and Thirteenth and Frank
lin streets, Oakland.
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GOOD TENNIS GAMES SCHEDULED

The annual bay counties champion
ship tennis tournament for women will
be completed on the Golden Gate park
courts today. The finals will come up
for decision this morning at 1890
o'clock, when Miss Hazel Hotchkiss,
former holder of the title, and Mrs.
Neimeyer Will meet.
The challenge match, in which Miss
Coda Meyer is to contest, will be
played at 2:30 o'clock. Both matches
will consist of two sets out of three.
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OAKLAND
RTNS AND HIS IA INNINGs
SUMMARY

Lewis. Williams, Beck. Sacrifice hits-McArdle
Mohler. Curtis. First base or called balls
johnson .. Christian 3. Griffin 3. Struck out
BIZ Christian ,. by Griffin 2. Wild pitch
Christian. Time OF game-1 hour and 55 min
utes Umpres-Flynn and O'Connell.
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Cat show al Del Monte

October Is and H. Low week end rates.
Ask Southern Pacific agents for par-
ticulars. Ticket offices SS4 Market
street, II Powell street, Third and
Townsend streets. and Thirteenth and
Franklin streets, Oakland.
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SUMMARY

Three base hits-Dillon 2. Two base hits
Bassey. Ellis. Smith. Sacrifice hit-Brashear
Base on balls-0n Kinsela 2, Off Briswalter 1
Struck out-By Kinsella A. by Briswalter 6
Double plays-Ells to Delmas: Frambes to John
SON. Time of game hour and As minutes
Umpires-Perine and Toman