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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-21
Handicaps Bring Out
Clever COnfendeKs
7 ON McCrath and Pins and
Needles Win Feature Events
at Brighton Beach
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

BRIGHTON BEACH, N. Y, July 20
There was a large Monday crowd In
attendance today, the weather being
fine and the card an attractive one.
The track was in excellent condition
and fast. The principal events were
the first and fourth races, both of them
being handicaps for year olds and
upward, the former six furlong dash
and the other at mile and sixteenth.
Tom McGrath had no trouble in beat
ing his field home in the opening event.
He went to the front early and, opening
way Explosion was a good second TO
the stretch. where she weakened, ana
Altuda beat her for the place.
Spooner was the favorite in the nam
dicap, but he was interfered with at
the start by Winning Star, losing sew
eral lengths, and although he closed
up ground on the back stretch, he
could only get third money. Zienap
and Pins and Needles made the running
to the far turn, where the latter went
to the front and, drawing away, won
easily by four lengths from 2ienap.
Summary:
FIRST RACE-Three year olds and upward,
handicap, $500 added, six furongs:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. fin.
1-2-Tom McGrath. 100 (McCahey) ....-..... !
6-1-Altuda, 100 IGilbert). ........-....- z
7-1-ESplosion, 100 Sweet d
Time, 1:12 As. Nealon and Cressina hnisned
as named.
SECOND RACE-Two year olds nonwinners
of four races, purse, $500 added, five furlongs:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin;
20-1-Marcellus, 100 Garner er)................l l
6-5-Torbellino. 112 (McCahey) )............ 2
T-1-Enendi, 100 CIV. Doyle) ....:-...... 10
Time, 1:01 2-5. Waponoca, Tuban, Fontaine,
finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Three year olds and upward,
nonwinners at this netting selling, $500 added,
mile and sixteenth:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
11aIasee 81 5sTeet9 i9c ;;;:c,..ttai
S-1-Druid, 101 (Uptonl- l-.............. 3
Time, las 3-5. Crack Shot, Castlewood. Kill
liecrankie, Okenite Richmond Duke, finished as
named
handicap, purse, 5000 added, mile and six
teenth:
Odds Horse, Weight ana Jockey. Fin.
81 Pins and Needles 100 (McCaheyl ....... ]
13-10-Spooner, 102 Upton ..........-.. .-3
Time. LAT. Dolly SpankG, Winning Star.
finished as named. Dolly Spanker an added
starter.
FIFTH RACE-Steeplechas year olds and
upward, selling, purse, $500 added, short course,
about two miles:
odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
3-5-Jimmie Lane, 147 (McKinney) .....--.d l
11-5-Grandpa, 145 (Page) )..-.......-......--. Z
20-1-Cuban, 132 Brown q
Time, S:59 80. Sandy Creek finished fourth.
SIXTH RACE-Two year olds, selling, purse,
$500 added, five and half furlongs:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
2-1-Wise Mason, Ito CIV. Miller) ..............1
s1-drqpdaes a,s 1SI 1SI Spt9T9) qSssT
Time, 1907 is. ST. Abe and Star Thistle fn-
ished named.
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Butte Races

BUTTE. Mont, July 2c-Twentieth day;
weather clear; track fast
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs, year olds and
upward
ODDS Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
5-2-sid Silver (NcKinnon). ..119 1 l u u
6-5-Kenilworth lKirschb'm) 122 z oS 2s
Silver Bangle. Start good Won handily. Second
easily. Third driving. Kenilworth looked a sure
winner at the head Of the stretch but stopped
very suddenly. Water Wagon best of the bal
ance. Addie Hawkins I, Jerry Sharp 10, Lerida
16, Lavena True so, Princess Alene so, Chfleno
co, finished as named
SECOND RACE-Seven furlongs, selling, maid
en- year olds and upward:
Odds Horse and 11sI.I Jockey W.T. & St. Str; Fin.
s-5-Petaluma (BoreD ... Iii 11l2
3:1-Helismes ca; STUART =. III d3A3
Pearl. Start bad. Won handily: Second easily.
Third driving. Fair Chance bolted to the out
side at the start and the boy put up weak al
Boundclin go. Ray Carlo 90 Pandemonium 90.
finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs, selling, year
olds and upward:
5-1~Free K the Bear (otis). 100 2 III q
s-i-Aqnt A,1,atta aals s (ysnduSen) Ss
nRs VAN .ilssf good 5ss
Bean" Bear took tii tn. lead from Aunt Haia when Otis
was ready and won easily. Jilletts badly ridden.
Throw her race out. Rather Royal was closing
at the end Of half mile Nettie Kicks Is.
Rather Royal 15, Sam Barber u, Belle Brady 9,
Rathnally CO. Rusticus 20, finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-Four furlongs. year olds
and upward:
odds Horse and Jockey W.T.. St. Str. Fin
4-1-Port Malone Va1dusen) 1872 .1o2 ,,15 ~
s-i-SatiVe stiisg Son NIX lKirschb;mj. .1o5 4132
Time. 47t Winner, b G. tgzv g. by GibEstsr ssnnna
dvfvfuo Third si1y Port Malone had all the
speed and always held his field safe. Native Son
made good showing for first and will do at a
longer distance. Nelson closed we'll Ethel Day
got of poorly. Lord Nelson 90, CombuTy 70, 70,
Bird in the Bush 100 finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-one mile, selling, year olds
and upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT: st. Str. Fin.
10-1-Surety Fischer).. 105
,21sSsaH 2isSsiSn 1s6 IIpeo le Miisf; 1OS 1Os 10
Time, 1:4s Winner, b. g. a. by Rapello
easily. Third driving. Gucian the best horse
but stumbled at the last turn. losing grouns
badly. Calendar and Azusa stopped badly. Bel
| den 90, Golden Light 60 Calendar 4 Azusa 10
Harbor 4. Enervescence 40, DR.. Bernays 100, nm
! ished as named.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. selling, 3 year old,
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT; ST. Str Fin
10-1-Dick Redd (Stevens) :. .119 1 I q
5-1-Taskmaster Dyer. l04
1EPeeTiess Lass STullet}. -li2 Sv lI5s i5snie1 IL
Lady Kantaka. Start good. Won driving. Sec
ond and third same. Dick Redd moved up fas
at the half pole. took the lead and lasted It ou
gamely. Taskmaster had no excuses Marki'
Mayer bothered at the first turn Phil Igoe 10
| Due of Montabello 20. Day Time 90 Marki
Mayer 5, J. Kneal 10, finished as named
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ED PURSER WORSE AND
DOCTORS ABANDON HOPE

The condition of Ed Purser, the for
mer racetrack plunger, is growing
steadily worse. Friends who called on
him at Adler's sanatorium yesterday
found his mind in such state of COL
lapse that he failed to recognize them.
Physicians attending him say that 1t Is
very probable that he will not live
and James Follis, two of the stricken
sportsman's friends, will remove him to
DIR. Robertson's sanatorium at Liver
more today.
When Purser became blind a few
months ago a fund was raised for his
relief This fund is practically intact
and is now in a savings bank. Owing
to his present condition he is unable
to draw this money without the for
mality of having a guardian appointed.
However, his friends have rallied to
his assistance and he will be given
every care at Livermore.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-21
Olympian Motorists
Change Plans

The plans for the Olympic club au-
tornobffe run to San Jose, August 3,
are rapidly assuming shape. The COM
mfttee having the affair in charge ex-
poets that fully 100 of the owners of
machIpes belonging to the club will
participate. 1t is intended to make
the entire run a distinctly club affair
for the members. In order to enter
tain as many of the club members as
possible the machine owners have been
asked to invite only members of the
club. An excellent dinner will await
the visitors from San Francisco when
they arrive at the Hotel Vendome.
It was decided at the meeting of the
athletic committee last evening to use
the county road down the peninsula
via Burlingame, San Mateo, Redwood
City, Mountain View and Santa Clara
on the run TO San Jose, instead of
starting from across the bay, as or
iginally intended.
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Field Trial Dates Are
Selected
BakersfeId's Broad Plains viii
Be the Scene of the
Competition

A meeting of the executive committee
of the Pacific Coast field trial club was
held in this city Sunday.
1t was decided TO run the twenty
sixth annual derby, all age and cham
pionship stakes, commencing January
% the last full week of January, 1903,
at Bakersfield. The derby is open to
setter and pointer puppies whelped on
and after January l, 1907. Entries will
close August l, the entrance fee being
500 Ten dollars must accompany
entry, the same to be forfeited to the
club in case of withdrawal, and $40 ad
ditional to start. The purse is divided,
so per cent to the winner, 80 to second
and 20 to third. Although the club Of
fers no guaranteed purse, the prize Is
usually the largest in the country. Be
sides the money stakes, the members
are endeavoring by personal offerings
and outside donations to procure
trophies of value for the different fea-
lures of field trial sports. such as best
ranger, dog finding most bevies, dog
establishing most single points and
merriest worker. In this way a dog
may not win stake. but he may be
entitled to one OF the many trophies.
This makes the distribution of prizes
more general and thereby creates
greater interest in the performance of
each dog.
The all age stake is open to all set
ters and pointers, entries to close De-
cember !, 1908. Entrance fees, $40; SO
to accompany entry, same TO be for
feited to club If withdrawn, and $40
additional for starters.
Entrance blanks may be procured
from any of the following officials:
Elmer H Cox, MADEIRA; Joseph E.
Terry, Sacramento; Hon. Charles N.
Post, Sacramento: Courtney F. Ford,
San Francisco; V. A. Caglier1, San
Francisco; John Schumacher. Los An
geles; ]. W. Considine. Seattle; D. G.
Mcdonnell, Vancouver; H. l.. Betten,
Alameda, and T. ]. Tiedemann, San
Francisco. Blanks can likewise be had
at the Western Field, San Francisco
and the American Field. Chicago.
The competition this year promises
to be unusually keen, due to the es-
tablishing of a Pacific coast circuit
consisting of the Oregon field trial club
the Northwestern field trial club, the
British Columbia field trial club. and
ending with the pitting of all the
winners and final closing of the field
trial season with the Pacific Coast field
trial club meet.
Sportsmen desiring more extended in
formation regarding the coming meet
can address V. q Caglieri, Bank OF
Italy, who will gladly inform them on
any point desired.
Field trial activities are already in
full blast, John Lucas being located on
the Dakota prairies with a string
Coutts leaves for Oregon this week
Fred Coutts is already at Encivitias
San Diego county, and Charles Coutts is
in British Columbia.
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Windsor Races

WINDSOR, July 2O-Today's results:
First race five and a half furlongs-Maxim
Gun won Devanson second, Leonard third.
Time, 1 :0S Is.
Second race, five and half furlongs-Comic
Opera won, Anna Scott second, Greendale
third. Time, 1:07 2-5.
Third race, five and half furlongs Pearl
Point won, Dan Denoyles second, Secremonious
third. Time. 1: :O6 As.
Fourth race, one mile-Polly Prim won. Ell
liott second, Charlie Gilbert third. Time,
1:3S As.
Fifth race five and half furlongs-Please
won, Topsy Robinson second, Anna Smith third.
Time, 1907 1-5.
Sixth race one and sixteenth miles-Cos-
mopoitan won, Gildvear second, knight of the
Valley third. Time, :3S.
Seventh race, and a sixteenth miles-The
Thorn won Doubt secoSA, Imboden third. Time,
1:47 3-5.
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FIVE BALL PLAYERS "FIRED"
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SANTA ROSA, July 20.-As a result
gregation in the game with Napa yes
terday, Manager Salisbury has fired"
five of the team and will try to replace
them with other and better material.
The game was noted for the blunders
made, and the management and the
membership of the association here
were greatly disgusted with the play
Fielder Robenson and Third Baseman
Moore are all there is of the old team
now. and the other places are being
filled for the game next Sunday with
the Vallejo team.
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MAY TEST Law IN SOUTH

NEW ORLEANS. July 20.-Much In
terest is centered here in the outcome
of the so called anti-racing law, which.
went into effect today. prohibiting
any form on horse races. The races at
the track of the Louisiana driving club
were discontinued Saturday. but the
interest lies principally in the effect
of the law upon the long racing sea-
son which has been a feature every
winter in New Orleans for more than
century.
No definite plans have yet been made
by the owners. of the two big racing
parks, but 1t Is probable 1t will be ar
ranged to hold short meetings at both
tracks during the coming winter, and
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-21
NETS DO NOT KEEP OUT FISH

Complaint has been made by sports
men that fish have been kept from
Monterey bay recently by anchor nets
stretched by the commercial fishermen.
The matter was referred to Deputy
Fish Commissioner Vogelsang, who
stated that he had discovered upon
Investigation that the nets did not OBJ
struct the entrance to the bay. Occa-
sionally, he said. the fish kept aloof
given rise to the impression that the
nets were interfering with the sport
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-21

In spite of its crippled condition, Sacramento
managed to hold Santa Cruz down to a shut out
Saturday. With Raymer down and out and Joe
Nealon laying on with sore foot, the Senators
are in sorry plight. Their victory was
largely the fruit of Whalen's good pitching
Sunday without such good battery work the
tables were turned, and this time Sacramento
was on the goose egg end OF the score i
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Sand Crabs Defeat
the Senator'S
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SANTA CRUZ, July zo.-In the first
of the three game series for purse of
$500 the Sand Crabs today won a close
and exciting contest nosing out victory
in the ninth inning. The game was
close at every stage. Mobley's work in
center field was phenomenal, no less
than four hard running catches being
made by him. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-21
GRANTS PALM CLUBS PERMIT

REDWOOD CITY, July 2U-The
board of supervisors gave the fighting
game another boost in the county today
when 1t granted the request of the
permit from the building on the San
Bruno road near the Six Mile house to
the Colma pavilion at Colma- The re-
quest of the organization was signed
by Billy Roche as secretary and was
granted without a dissenting vote.
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Windsor Selections
BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-Ida ID, Night Mist'
Min0t.
Second race Pearl Foint'
Hawks Flight, Sight.
Third race-Minnie Adams, So
Ion ShingIe, Ziepango.
Fourth race-MOnsignOr, Law
renee p. DALEY, Martin Doyle.
Fifth race-Anna l.. Daley, Lo-
mend. Grace GOlIinz.
Sixth race-ReidmOre, Quazza,
Doubt.
Seventh race-Lady Esther, Es-
telIa C, Listerine.
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Seattle Selections
BY j. r.. JEFFERY

First race-korOsiIany, Nasu-
Iosus, Pepper and Salt.
Second race-CObbIeskill, Beau
tifuI and Best, Zelina.
Third race-Adelbert Belle, Pick
away, Margaret Randolph.
Fourth race-J. Il. Donahue, AZ
court, StOney Lee.
Fifth race-Uncle Henry, stand
over, Bannatyne.
Sixth race-Dr. Coleman, Nivant,
Mechlin.
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Americans Gain on the Brif0nS i'm
Olympic Athletic Games

LONDON July week the Oympc contest at h
principally to held
accustomed 1he track atne
gathered the hons snare
exceeded the
their supporters hundred Americans mostly tourists with many
royal box
exhibition cheering suggested American college crowd and
The attendance at the games was
gloomy and threatened ram ne com
deporng continual or sun
Shine they their best work The spectacular features
of the
close and stirring finishes
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SUMMARY

Earned runs-Santa C1lz .. Sacramento /.
Two base hits-McHale, Schimpn, T. Hoag.
Sacrifice hits-Jensing, Derereaux, Schimph. T.
Hoag Mobley. Base on balls-Od Hartman e.
on Doyle 2 Struck out-By Hartman 2 by
Schimpf J. by Doyle T. Hit by pitched ball
Leak, Garry. Left bases-Santa Cruz &.
Sacramento Z. Double playe-Darcey TO
Schimpf TO T. Hoag. Passed balls-Collns. In
nIngs I,itehed by Hartman 7. by Schimpn 3.
Time Of game-l hour and 20 MINUTES. I'm
pire-O. Hoag- Scorer-George Lucas.
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NINTH DAY OF GLIDDEN TOUR

BOSTON. July 20.-The automobiles
in the tour for the Glidden and Hover
trophies started at o'clock this morn
ing on the ninth day of racing.
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PREVENTS ArrELL-scALER FIGHT

bafwean Aba :" Aftei, afei and kid Scafar
scheduled for tonight, has been called
off, Prosecuting Attorney Barnhart hav-
ing announced that the men would be
arrested IL they stepped into the ring.
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The value of all kinds Of fish landed
in England and ales in one year is
over $35, 100000, and the number of
men and boys employed over 10000
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QUAKER cRICKETERs LOSE

LONDON, July 20-In the cricket
match today the Chief Middle eleven
won by z wickets from the Gentlemen
- Philadelphia
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Examination Free! Consultation Free9

The x-ray Is used to hnd the seat oe
the trouble.
We cure under a positive guarantees
all diseases OF men. VARICOCELE-
NERVOUS DEBILITY, BLADDER
KIDNEY AND CONTRACTED CONDTs
T1ONS
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Time, 1 :39 40. start good won easily
Second driving Third stopping. Astoria Belle
so. Legal Form Il, Marpessa 30 Walter Miller
5 Mary B. Clark ill., Bazzint so, Haber Is.
Lustig 10. finished named, Haber made
pace first quarter and retired on backstretch.
where Celeres opened gap OF several lengths.
only to weaken badly in final quarter. Arcourt,
always within striking distance. breezed 10 front
in stretch. Sahara finished with great rush.
Arcourt as place. 2-5 show: Sahara. IS place.
S show; Celeres. 80 show.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-21
SACRAMENTO
SANTA CRUZ

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-21

Time, IT'S 20 otart ROOu. WVH tdslI!
Second and third driving. Blondy 1S-5, Monte
Iucille 10 Mintia 90 Metlakatla 100. Expectant
100. finished as named. Monte Lucille and The
sutton raced out in front head and head to last
took the lead Varieties in close quarters to
the stretch Blondy some early speed. Ida, SIS
place. I-1O show: Sutton. 4-5 place. 2-o show;
Varieties. 1 show.
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Time. i:43 2-5. Start good. Won eantering-
Second stopping Third driving. Darlington
(25) also ran Seal and May figured In humping
match when barrier went up and First Peep,
n notoriously slow beginner: outran them oosh
to frst turn. Seal went to front on backstreteh.
but Peep picked him up last turn at viii. Dare
fngton had a flash Of early speed. but was done
at six furlongs; probably short. Peep, IA place.
out show; Seal. 20 place, out show; May. IL
show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-08

10 q recent article Mfr. Ira y.
Wood. formerly editor Of the "on
Era" writing OF conditions In the
California OIL conditions that
are practically the same as those We
Win work nnder-says:
Despite the enormous increase In
production during the last decade.
the consumption Of California oil ls
far ahead OF the supply. the output
Tor 1907 showing a shortage OF. ap-
Fortunately. 100000 barrels, com.
pared with the demand. resulting In
a welinigh complete exhaustion OF
great storage reserves and an ad.
vance Of over 100 per cent IN the
price Of crude OF at the wells. Dur
iIu the ias five years there has
been not only a tremendous augmen-
taiiou ia the consumption OF Cau-
fornia oil within the states borders.
but also a wonderful widening OF
the marketing area
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The Onre anesHmp

ne oair speculation about II. an
ss - ~ IL as 10 the amount Of
% profits aid dlcdends il will
aieid.
Ton arr rot buying a "plg In a
poEs o. something the value Of
Which remains 10 be proven. LGav-
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q consideration. you are atIl a.
safe0 q AZ least 20 Der cent ON
your mtiey from the gas alone.
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Oil dis Fuel

More than four.flfths OF the pow
er pants OF California, large and
small. are operated by OIL fuel.
either crude or In the form OF dis
tillate. Almost the same estimate
can be used IN reference 20 Art
zona and Nevada. IN which territory
and state California petroleum has
inestlmably facilitated mining and
milling operations. Indeed. on the
western side OF the American cont
nent. California oil IL used from
Alaska 10 Chile. while via a pipe line
recently constructed across the 18TH
mus of Panama II IL finding It's way
10 the Atlantic coast. The same
oil Is today the staple fuel VI la
wall. and one OF lie biggest consum-
ers Is Japan. In the latter country
a contract for 10000. 900 barrels. to
be delivered az the rate OF 1000. 900
barrels year. Is being filled. Hun
dreds OF thousands Of barrels of the
low grade oil are used annually in
making mudless and dustless roads
and streets. and another huge guam
tity Of the same grade OF oil finds
conversion into asphalt. product
with great variety OF uses. and
which Is shipped all over the United
States and Is exported as far as Aus
traiia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-08

The state can claim many oil
milllonaires. and thousands OF people
have reaped handsome. and. In some
instances. phenomenal profits from
investments In the industry. The
oil companies OF California are pays
INK In excess of $4,000. 600 per year
In dividends. and doing so from sell.
ing prices considered not better than
medium. No industry In the state
has a brighter outlook: oil Is i'm.
pregnahly intrenched In the sey.
eral channels h. which Il is VOW find
Ing usefulness. with the assurance
that IT'S consumption will steadily
Increase in each. affording the prac-
teal certainty OF a continued al
vance In price and stili more liberal
returns ~ all participating in the
production OF the connnodltS"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-08

Ne hare pt1 our money into this
rompsny. and We believe that its
steck offers 0ne II the safest.
sirpag~xi zne most surely profit.
abs Investments obtainabie We
lhiak that those Eho purchase
some q tksss shares win have only
sue regret ABOUT 4 In the future
aad thas silf be- that they ga not
w. more while the opportunity
wa theirs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-08

Acting under orders from Acting
Governor Bethany. okiahoma'a
whole militia force IL prepared TO.
day TO march ~ a moments notice
ON Hickory Camp grounds. neat
Muskogee. where several hundred
Indians and negroes are eneamped.
The braves are openly defying
county officers who have Dried 60
make them lay down tt~N arms,
and are becoming threatening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-08
rAvoRs pLAvaooms.

Principal y. II. Plumb. OF the
Denny school, has made a recon.
nlayrooma be established In all the
city schools. In which the school
nlyTalaiion 10 the school board that
ct'sssren (yan oongregato and
therefore 10 kept off the streets
and Is Of evil environments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-08
GovernnHs,t Experts
Me(yort

HAD the hard shaie strata been
rss,rsa. a great flow of petroleum
zixns have been encountered. In
-. Il Il altogether possible that
i Tar depth. sci fest. we we're
si;hln Sew feet Of large body Of
.etroleurx. Had Il been struck while
~ 1ou cf gas was in this uncon-
<n<rzt,e condition. the result would
<1see been dlasstrous. as there
u.xkh have been no possible means
e cksf ing the fiow. | used some
Il he o6sAvy petroleum. or maiaha.
d rxlslnr nteam. and Il made an ex-
srssssly kssbd fuel The fiowo %
- was 80 strong that q cannon
al csulS not have bee6 dropped
eva De plEss