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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
Citation Makes Record
in Winning Pace
NegOfiafeS Fastest Two Heats
Ever Achieved by Mare
i'm a Race

COLUMBUS, O., Sept %. - Hedge
wood Boy. such a strong favorite for
the free for all pace of this afternoon
grand circuit card that he was barred
in the first heat betting. was given a
beating by Citation, but the Illinois
mare had to set worlds record to do
it. Her heats in 2:O1% and 2:O3, fol-
lowing the one by Hedgewood Boy in
2:o2H, are the fastest two ever paced
by mare in a race.
Citation was only nosed out in the
first heat and won the second by a
scant head after a desperate and Cruel
in :301z.
Hedgewood Boy and his rival were
about even choices for the third and
decisive mile. Mahon trailed with CT
tation to the head of the stretch, when
ne swung the mare out wide and raced
Hedgewood Boy into the ground. Baron
Grattan finished ahead OF the latter.
Citations time in the second mile
equaled the worlds record for a mare s
single mile. made by Ecstatic at Read
vile, August Is, 1906. Ecstatic started
in today's race, but was distanced in
the first heat. Summary:
200 clsss pacing, three in ave, purse 81 zoo
three heats Tuesday Charley Hal won the
nrst. second and fourth heats in 2:06b 2:OT
2;oSi4 Leslie Waterman won the third heat
in 2:0Th. Thor, Thelms, Elmwood, Ding
IolnttI, Eiesls. ROBERT herman, Prince Arundel
William L, Lyddite. William G. Prince -PatrIcE
Gold Coin, Minnie NJ, Nancy Allen and Shaugh
raun also started.
2slT class trotting. three in FIVE first division
purse $500 two heats decided Tuesday The
Zoo won three straight heats in 2:0sIs, 2:lo
2:lo- Nelcyone. Carroll. Shadeland. Fsustalear
Major Higgfnson. Robert L Jr.. Rady Posey
y {, Rosemary Chimes, Blnjolta and Horace g
also started
2:l7 class. trotting. three in I'VE. second divi
sion. purse $S00-Maxine won three straight
heats In 2:lll4. 2:12A, 2:111a. Composer. fhs
japan. ndewise. ROYAL Penn, Bob Riley Stroller
and Barondell also started
Kentucky stock farm, futurity three year old
trotters- two in three, purse 81, ,000-The Har.
vester won in straight heats In 2:o91.. 2:09A
The Leading Lady. ORC Lambert, Justo Sadie
Worthy. Thistledown. Helen Hale, Sub Rosa and
Little Sweetheart also started.
Kentucky stock farm futurity. three year old
PAGERS. two in three. purse S1.500-Cath asine III
rect won the second and third heats in 2:1O1z
2:l2L- Elisum Smith the first heat il
Free for sll class, pacing. three heats purse
81 .200-Citation the second and third heat.
In 2:01%. 2so3. Hedgewood Boy won the first
heat In 2:o2k. Baron Grattan and Ecstatic also
started
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
Harry Maynard Drops
Dead on a Train
One Time Champion Pugilist Is
Co-Hted Out for the
Last Time


8AMENTO, Sept 2s.-Harry
Maynard. once a well known prize
fighter. dropped dead today while on
a train en- route from Tuscan Springs
this city. Death is believed to have
been due 10 cancer. The body was
taken on the train at Marysville and
given over to the coroner.
Harry Maynard was ono OF the characters OF
the lOcsl prize ring in the early days. Coming
s0med out likely lightweight. defeating sew
crai local celebrities and paving his way 10 fu-
flIIe success IN the ring. These were the days OF
the cd London prize ring rules and the men OF
kuuckleS
: Maynafd made good SIS soon as he went after
Dig game. He claimed that he was never beaten,
though the official records do not bear him out.
After Few wears Of success here be announced
himself as tho lightweight champion of tire
United States aud had a belt made that was the
talk ~ fhe town. But with this belt came the
5inks. Maynard went down the line fast as soon
~ hr lanned f. and Dame Fortune refused to
cast another smile his way Harry could not get
2 good match; he suffered from sickness and his
business went hack on him. He WIS finally com
PEELED pawn the belt for money with which "a
support himself
The belt went the route until it at last fell
into tic hands ef Promoter Luke Mariseh last
summer and Marisch slipped i to Stanley
ketehel token Of esteem The then middle
weight champion prUud 10 fash X AS
championship emblem. but his finish also was in
sight and within three months Pepke had put
the rollers undrr him.
Afrer Maynard QUIT the ring he opened saloon
in Pine street and there many battle was
pulled on for the benefit of the sDort1ve hangers
on Business fell away in late years and May
his residence in the northern part Of the state
some years ago-
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Moran moran uOeS not stand quite as
well now as he did before his last fight
with AttelL His Indifferent showing
then led many to believe that he was
lar from being the whirlwind fighter
indicated by his reputation. Still. there
IS a great deal TO say in the little
Brltons favor and he may surprise a
lot OF the knowing ones.
Moran viii be pitted against q tough
tghter. who does little or no boxing.
II Moran has the punch he will be
given every opportunity to bring 1t
over lie viii not be bothered by a
fast 5sbbing. stalling boxer. and win
be allowed TO set any sort of pace he
desires after the bell sounds.
Moran does not have to bother about
weight this time and this is another
point in his favor. He is training to
gain strength and vitality instead of
speed and a sure eye. He probably
viii enter the ring weighing about 100
pounds or a little less. and this un-
doubtedly will prove to be his very
best lighting weight.
Hanlon is doing q lot of work al his
training quarters in Alameda. He
knows that this will be his last chance
snd he viii try harder than ever to
make good" II he can beat Moran
he VIII be a big card. but if he is de-
feated he is a candidate for the .. and
O.'s. II confidence goes for anything
Hanlon can not lose.
Mach interest centers in the battle.
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not only IN local circles. but through
out the state. Promoter Sam Berger
Is in receipt of orders for tickets from
sacramento. Stockton. Vallejo and
other nearby cities. while party from
boyes Springs wrote last night for a
block of 20 seats
The sale of seats will open tomorrow
morning at Wolf Brothers cigar stores.
The Hague, and Tom Dillon's hat store.
The fight will be staged at the Coli
scum.
The moving pictures of the great
Neison-Gans fight were shown last
night at the Novelty theater for the
first time. Although they did not ar
rive until few hours before they were
put on big crowd turned out to see
the exhibition The films were a great
success. Every blow and incident In
the memorable battle are perfectly
portrayed. and the light effect is all
that could be desired. Faces around
the ringside may be recognized from
all parts of the house, and the pano-
ramic view of the crowd before the
hght is well worth the price of admis-
sion. The exhibition is in charge of
Willis Britt and will be on every after
noon and evening until Sunday. 1t is
likely that Britt will then take the
films 10 Boston. He has several offers
to show them in the Hub city and may
close contract within the next few
days.
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Opens
Emeryvie
British Champion and Local Boxer
Are Regarded as Evenly Matched

As sort OF feeler to the boys opening quotations
me Moran hight announced last night money
was posted but there little doing this price Enough
made indicate that price close throughout
" 1t drops one or two points favor of either man the
S VIII be surprised 1t expected that the wagering
and furious toward the end OF the Hanon is fighter who
retained his place avote with the fans matter
what ne did lie started right when he began the amateur game
and he has managed to ba the followers Of the
boxers ever since His good showing against Johnny
ply has convinced his friends that come back and beat
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
Trance, Game Little California Filly,
Beats Fitzherbert at GrayeSend
SPECIAL DrspArcH TO THE CALL

GRAVESEND, Sept. 23:Trance beat her ancient enemy
Fitzhebert fashion today the
dap spring these nearly equal speed
that they dead heat but training has improved the California
M to such degree that she from the and beat
him lengths Ftzherber dropped back the during
the first half mile and six lengths behind Trance
stages the race unusually sluggish failed to show
brilliant speed aroused by the application Jockey
Shngs whip closed fast sprint home passed
Bonhomme beat them second houors
Brookdale Nymph the handicap and fur
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Baseball Notes

With Hildebrand at bat in the third. Catcher
Easterly began to crab at one or Perine's de-
cisions and WAS quickly rousted. Happy Hogan
finished the game with the big mitt and belned
to score one Of the Angel runs.
II begins TO look as though Fred Beck is In
Melcholr's class when the southpaws are work
ing. He had two chances to bring Nick VIII
liams In yesterday. but famed each time. He
drew his two bagger when It did not good.
When Danny Long learned that Gray vas
csrded to pitch be quickly gave Melcholr day
of and put Curtis TO work. The latter played N
the left garden and Hildebrand was swffcbed
over to the right station.
:, Bernard got back L In the game and Dillon gave
NOT like this job and showed his dispiea SIRE nv
booting two easy ones. He did not seem "a
be able TO get the range of the hrst sack and
couldn't hesye em at all.
Howard the new Angel second baseman e.
one. Of the fastest men In the league on the
paths. He showed this YESTERDAY when be
opened the eventful fifth with a hit that look I'd
Ike single. By dlnt Of fast sprinfine the
new conner made a double out OF 1t ana neatly
slid under Becks throw.
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long by Damoscara because Jockey
Gilbert rode SO poorly. Damosoara
R@skad shs NsmpS ssa whsn and held T to the
finish In spite of a bold challenge on
the part of the latter. Gilbert claimed
a foul against the winner. but tne
Summary:
lag. $500 added. year olds:
Horse. Weight and JOCKEY. Fin.
George W; Lcbolt. ioI (Gii6ert). z
Rsgman lo2 tMarstsrsl 10 1..,., 3
men. finished as named
SECOND RACE-steeplechase, handicap. 4
year olds and upward. $500 added. about two
miles.
Horse. weight ana Jockey. Fin.
waterspeed I42 (MeKinney) )..-.-........-..-
Mark Gumperts. 132 Henderson, ............ 2
Sandy Creeker. 1873 Oavidsonl Q
Time. 1851 20. Caller and Double o also ran.
MARK Gumperts and Caller coupled as. the
Weidener entry
THIRD RAcE,-Mile and furlong. selling.
$500 added, 8 year olds and upward;
Horse, Weight and Jockey. FIN
Aninus. 101 (Shlllingl l....-.-...-.-.........-
oastlswoed T,n,s se aiass anans ,. sam n Harris Rock
stone, Cairngorm. Still Alarm, Wild Refrain
Montrose. finished named
FOURTH RAcE-The Holly handicap. $1,000
r-.ncs aO.se Wsisht We fMs5sr5Scs sns fScfey. n
Fitzherbert 124 (Shil1ing) g)..-..........-..-..-
Hilarious 122 (Notter). .....-...........
Time. f:06 rs. Bonhofnme also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Handicap, all ages, $500 added,
mile and furlong
Horse Weight and Jockey. FIN
Damoscara, 102 (McCarthy y).................
Brookdale Nyrnph. 112 GILBERT ....-......-.
Tileing. 1o7 (Sumter) ).................--..-.
Time 1854 As. Lane Allen also ran.
SIXTH RACE-About six furlongs, year olds
and upward. mares, selling. $500 added:
Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Queen Marguerite, 1O4 (Shilling1 .........-...
ida D. 104 (Sweetl .............---
Blskra 102 fCullen) n)...........s... 3
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Coast Magnates Score
Against Big Leagues

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. 2s.-
Manager ]. E. Stewart has received a
request for a game from the famous
Rugby fifteen of the United Hospitals
football club OF London. This organ
ization is one of the best in England
and meets the Universities of Cam
bridge and Oxford in matches annually.
The Londoners want a match here dur
ing December. Manager Stewart has
written to Manager Merritt of the ITni-
versity of California to ascertain
whether the blue and gold would guar
antee the Britishers a game IL Cali
fornia were TO win the Intercollegiate
match.
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NO 9tn MEPGURy !ataa

Medicines
Blood Of
frequently the wh and shuts the disease
the delicate
When however the treatment is disease
patient finds that his health this mineral
is often lett With weak stomach disturbed digestion mercual hsuma
tsm, The different.
Mercury other harmful drug but made entirely Of healing,
the
addition
body Its improve
appetite and
valuable information different the disease any
medical advice desired sent free to all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
Fate Of New Orleans
Racing in Doubt
SPECIAL DIsrArCH 10 THE CALL

NEW ORLEANS, La. Sept "a
conference will be held in Cincinnati
next week, attended by Louis Celia,
Samuel +. Heaslip. president of the
New Orleans jockey club. and other
interests involved in the local race
tracks, when a final decision will be
reached as to the policy to be pur-
sued in New Orleans next winter.
John II. Packmeister. representing
lie Celia interests. conferred with Hea-
I'D here. He said:
There is q disposition to close the
tracks for two years, with the hope
that patrons VIII grow hungry for the
sport on the other hand, it is feared
that the hotels will find other means
OF attracting tourists and that interest
IN racing will die out These problems
viii be considered at the Cincinnati
meeting"
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coURsING DRAWING

Iralee's Best and Golden Tralee VIII meet Sun
DAY In the fourth series OF the grand national
other events follows.
Open stake-Menlo Boy W. Young yohnny:
Mhite Rogue vs.. Chair Hill; Raby Aurora vs.
Eagle Lady; Nanbanache vs.. Wing Em- Prir,ross
vs. 81 Francis: Star Pointer vs.. L NJ; Pedlar
Beun vs.. lnyincibles Burton vs.. Wild Mist: Lit
uewooa " Oakley Boy; Jack Wilson Keep
sake; Wild Dinah vs. Presto; Kadie va BeIdame-
STANLEY r rs. Free VIII: Gentle Annie W.. Iron
house; Gaieover Vs. Golden Gate II: Bridal Ven
vs. Leading Lady.
Glass stake-GaItemore vs. NJ NJ; Royal
Gold vs.: Tralee Girl; Onondago Myrtle; shaq
O'FarreH vs. Mainstay; Rear Admiral W. Bsst
vs. Curry Sister vs. Mile Rock; Roman Actress
vs. Sepoys Young Cloverdale vs.. The Mint.
Wedgewo0d.
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FAIR CHANCE A WINNER

ANACONDA. Mont, Sept. 2s.--summarys
First race. three f1rlongs-CoBtinxent won
:85&.
Second race. nve furiongs-Klnx Thorpe won,
Elm King second, Lady Howell third. Time
f:O4.
Third race. i've furlongs-sir Preston won.
Miss May Bowdish second. Kismst Jr. third
Time, 1:0413.
Fourth race. i've and a half rurlonxs-rair
Chance won. John A. Mallon second Billy Mar
ham third Time. 1.10-
Fifth race. seven furiongs-Nrs. Nueenk won
Reene w second. Swede Sam third. Time
r1:911S.
Sixth race one mile-Cardinai sares won.
1:4631.
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London Rugby Fifteen
Asks for a Match
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

The Pacific Coast league won two i'm
portant points yesterday relative TO
the drafting OF players by the big
leagues.
Cleveland claimed both Catcher Kill
fer OF the Seals and Second Basenan
.Truesdale of the Oaks. having put in
drafts for these men while they were
playing in the Texas league. Presi-
cent Ewing referred the question 10
Secretary RarrelI OF the national COM
mission and the latter telegraphed yes
terday that both men were the property
OF the teams they were playing with,
and that Cleveland must pay the draft
money to Oakland and San Francisco
i il wished 10 take the players.
This is the first test case OF its kind
10 be decided this season, and 1t is
likely that many other clubs VIII profit
by the ruling.
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LEXINGTON LOSING MONEY!

LEXINGTON. Sept. q. - Although fosins
money every day, it announced today thar
the Kentucky racing association would hnish the
season, which ends next Saturday II has been
decided TO reduce the purses and cut out one
event each day summary:
First race. i've aud a half fnrlongs-rrfansh
won, Cordova second, Crystal Maid third Time.
1907 3-5.
Second race. six frrionxs-wool Sandals won,
Honest second. Hannibal Beg third Time,
1s13 40.
Third race one mile-Lady Baldur won, Ma
cias second, Hslket third Time. 1:41 3-5.
Fourth race. Eve and half furlongs-Arfonette
won. Alice Baird second Roseburg II third.
Time. 1.oS.
Fifth race. one and sixteenth mIlss-Mattie
Mack won. Bonebrake second. Bonnie Bard third.
Time, 1:47
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
Hughey Jennings Puts
Ban on MatrimOny
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI

DETROIT. Sept. 2s.-"No wedding
bells for the Tigers"
This was Hughey Jennings declara-
ton today when he announced that Ty
Cobb might be benched. Hereafter any
member OF the Detroit baseball club de-
sirious of committing niatrimony must
do SO during period when he is not
under contract TO Detroit. Marriage
no place in the baseball season.
Jennings was moved to the suppress
sion of matrimony during the playing
season by the fall of Ty Cobb. Ever
since his wedding during the summer
Tyrus has not taken the same inter-
est in the game. and his batting has
been steadily falling off.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
Champion Papke Given
Great Welcome
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

KEwANEE. ILL.,. Sept. 2s.-Met by a
brass band and great crowd OF his
townsmen, Billy Papke, champion mid
die weight, was given roustng wei
come when he stepped from the train
tonight upon his return from the Pa
cifc coast, where he defeated Stanley
Ketchel. Upon q big banner, stretched
across the street that leads from the
station to the business district, was
inscribed, Welcome Home, BILL"
where a public reception was held, and
he received congratulations of his ad-
lnirers. There was a big banquet In
his honor later in Eagles hall
Papke says that he will defend his
title against all corners and doesn't
care a rap for stage work.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
NELSON BOXES IN SACRAMENTO
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SACRAMENTO, Sept 23.-Battlng Nelson
showed IL record crowd IN the Clunie opera
house tozAS-4 IN a spsrring exhibition with Jefi
Perry Tommy Felfz and Kid Dalton, the latter
OF whom will night Jack Clifford at MarysyilIe
September -. Neeon boxed two rounds with
each OF them. as the Britt Nelson pictures were
wires that could not he repaired ia time The
champion spoke about bis early fights. entertain
3nc the audience with several incidents in his
pugilisfic career Re left for Chicago tonight.
accompanied by Chsrlee W. Dixon. bis father
and his brother Arthur. He viii open at the
r~~ocsdero fheafer next Sunday matinee and will
s1fo umpire few innings cf baseball game at
Rogers park. chicago. and box an exhibition with
Joe Geiliaan.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
JAMESTOWN WINNERS
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CAL

JAMESTOWN, Sept 23.-sumnary:
First race, FIVE and a half furlongs-O ford
Belle won. High Hat second, Landlord third
Time. !: 100 SO.
Second race, two miles on turf hurdle handl-
cap--Benlaln won Rye Boy second, Pete Vine
gar third Time, 3:47
Third race, six furlongs-Robin Hood won, In
cognito second. New Year third. Time, 1:13 As
Fourth race one mile--Usury won, Laura
second, Genesoue third. Time, l:42.
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OLYMPIC CLUB sfINsTRELs

The members OF the Olympic club have de-.
cided to hold a minstrel show in one Of tSe
local theaters during the latter part of Novens.
Der. It will be under the direction Of DR..
O. J. McMahon. Among the well known en-.
Lauehlin, Pete Sloan. Jack Noyes. william
ORiiviey Billy Hynes, Oscar Frank. "kid, Nsi
son. vii BakeweIl, Max Horwinski. Fay Real.
Mackenzie GcrdnA ~
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PORTLAND

Struck out-By Hogan 8, by Graney Z. Base
on bals-On Hogan o. on Graney 5. Two base
hit-McCredIe. Three base hit-Raftery. npublt
plays-Van Haltren to Truesdale. Sacrifice hts
Graney ?. Cooney. First base on errors-APorf
land /. Left bases-0akland s, Portland 4
Time of game hour and 45 minutes Tim
pires-Flynn and Cheyne.
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Lexington Selections
Toronto Selections

First race-Dennis gfsfYord.
servfle, Hostile Hyphen.
Second racc--1frs. j. w. Pnnxl..
Scotch Moor 1.-TWO horse racel.
Third rzce-Annefa Lady. f5ors
Ball, Grande Dame.
Fourth rRce-Hasvkss FIf<hf.
Paradise oueen. Tasley.
Fifth race-kinx Cobalt. Ma<n-
zine. Royal Onyx.
sixth race-Coft entry, Spencer
Ret6, Murksman.
seventh race-Bouauet, Martin
Doyle, Arondack.
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Charley D Makes It
Seven Straight
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

PORTLAND, Ore. Sept 2s.-Charley
-, the PAGER owned by Colonel John c.
kirkpatrick Of San Francisco. and his
driver, James Thompson. were the SEN
sation of the Country club races this
aIternoon- After being badly beaten
Charley ID settled down 10 work and
TOOK the next three IN succession. This
was his seventh straight victory Sum-
year old. pace. two IN three.
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Commuters Lose OF
Hogan's Wildness

Z PORTLAND, Sept. 23.--Porfland romped home
with the second game easily today. Raftery's
three bagger cleared the bases in the first inning
and in the fourth Danzfg's hit emptied them
again. giving Portland six runs. The visitors
played good ball. but Hogan was SO wild tba I
they had no chance to hold Portland down. The
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
SUMMARY

Two base hits-williams, Howard. Gray. Del
mas, Beck. Sacrifice hits-Jones Ellis. First
base called balIs-Of Gray 4. of Jones 2
Struck out-By Gray 5, By Jones 8. Passed
balls-Berry, Hogan. Time Of game hour and
As minutes. Umpires-o'Connell and Perine.
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LAsKER LEADS rARRAscH

MUNICH. Sept. 23.-Dr- Lasker won today
the thirteenth game IN the chess championship
match, defeating DR.. Tarrasch In "A moves. The
score now stands: Lasker. Z; Tarrasch. g.;
drawn, 3.
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Giants Win Game and
Chicago Protests
Twenty Thousand Fans Surge
on Field When Umpire :.
Renders Decision

GAMES TO-DAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE:
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburg At Brooklyn
St. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE:
New York at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit
Washington at Cleveland.
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE

At Seattle-Seattle o, Aberdeen 4.
At vaneouver-Vancouver ?. Butte 1.
AT Tscoma--NO game; rain.
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.os ANGELES
SAN FRANCISCO

lltu IUE JUHts TO nIHtHs
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The daily tribune., 1908-03-02
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Boil
Agreeable and Effective.

Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
no superior for coughs, colds and
Group. and the fact that 1t is pleasant
to take and contains nothing in any
way injurious has made 1t favorite
with mothers. Mr.. W. s. Pelham.
a merchant OF Kirksville, Iowa, says /:
For more than twenty years Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy has been
my leading remedy for all throat
troubles. 1t is especially successful
in cases Of Group. Children like it
and my customers who have used It
will not take any other" For sale
by Daniels drug store. mwf
The daily tribune., 1908-03-02
NEW SECRETA1

NEW SECRETARY-E. +. Schuy-
er has been elected secretary Of the
Florence Business Mems association
to succeed II. W. Unger, who resi- gned
several days ago and who expects to
leave in few days for Tacoma.
Wash. to embark in the real estate
business. Mr. Schuyler took hold
Of the reins of office today. He has
not decided whether he will devote
his entire time to the work or wheth-
or he will continue In the employ Of
the Citizen office.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-02
SSAULT AND BATTERY
MALICIOUS DESTRUCTION

Roy CLARK is under arrest charged
with assault and battery and malic-
ious destruction of property and his
hearing will come up some time to-.
day. He in company with five othe I
boys were drinking from half keg
of beer near the old smelter While
returning home CLARK stopped at one
of the places occupied by demamon.
diane Oh Union avenue, slapped her
on the face and then broke the glass
out Of the door. He was arrested
and placed in Jail. The other boys
went home and did not get into
trouble,
The boys are all minors and said
upon being questioned that they se
cured the beer from Mr.. Orecchio
The police arrested Mr.. Orecchio
and his case will come up In the
county court.