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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17

d. B. Hill, the erstwhile senator
from the state Of New York, took a
parting shot at the democratic par
ty on his departure for Europe a
few days ago.
Hill is the man, who pretending
to represent the state of New York
as a democratic senator, sold him
self for a big fee to the money bags
Of New York City and did more
than any other one man in all the
country to defeat an income tax,
which was the most distinctively
democratic measure that has had
the approval Of Congress since the
war Of the Rebellion.
Hill, while in public Office was a
traitor to his party and his country,
and the democratic party is fortu-
nate in being able to SO shape its
policies as to secure his enmjty. His
friendship would disgrace any par
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17
Republican Description of New Cur
rency Law.

We sincerely hope that the new
currency law is not as bad as it
is represented to be by the Phila-
delphia North American, republi-
can newspaper. Here are some Of
the things that paper says:
"This law willmean the turning
over Of the treasury Of the United
States to the gamblers of tie New
York stock exchan ge for period Of
six years.
ut will mean the making Of
good times and bad times, Of
bull markets and bear markets
according to the pleasure of Rogers
and Rockefeller in the National
City bank and j. p. Morgan in the
National Bank of Commerce.
1t will mean not the slow and
certain movements OF contraction
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17
Patrick Mccarthy.

just as we 60 to press, we learn
the news Of the death of Patrick
Nc earthly, which occurred. Tuesday
morning at the home of his ,daugh-
tea, Mrs John O'Conner, near
Masonville. The funeral will be
held Thursday at 1880 o'clock a.
m. at the Catholic church at Mason
vile. A full obituary will appear
in our next,week s issue.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17
Notice to Contractors.

Notice Is hereby given that bids Will he re-
ceyed by the City of Manchester. for the con
structitn OF u sanitary sewer. commencing al
the present northern terminus of the Frank 10
street sewer and continuing along said Frank.
lin street TO point about fifty feet north OF
the north line of Cara Avenue. with flush tank
and man hole. In accordance with the specifl.
cations. and conditions contained therein. now
on 4. 10 in the Office of the City Clerk
BIDS to be accompanied by Certified check
upon refusal OF neglect to enter into contract
for such construction. all other checks to be re.
turned to bidders. Bids to be filed with City
CLERK by six o'clock p m. of the 29th day OF
June. 1868 and opened at adjourned regular
meeting on said day. City reserves right to re.
1ect any and all bids. Edw. Hruby
City Clerk
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17
Democratic State Convention.

A delegate convention OF the demo-
Gratis of Iowa is hereby called to meet
at Sioux City at II q. M, on Thursday
June 25, 1908. The purpose Of said
gathering Will be as fellows:
10 nominate two candidates for the
position Of justice of the supreme cour
To make such other nominations at
may not have been made ut the primary
election, and fill any vacancies that
may have occurred on the state OF
electoral ticket, through whatever
cause.
To adopt platform of party prin-
ciples.
To elect state committee composed
of one member from each cong resslon-
al district.
Toe basis of representation will en-
title the several counties to- the number
nP dotonu toc holnt,, pat Gov, h. y
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17
Ghe Dfll1ofrat.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, 1908.
Notice Of Democratic County Convention.

T y
Pursuant to the primary election
law, the county auditor has notified
those who were duly elected dele
gates to the Democratic County
convention at the primary election
held June 2, 1908. The law pro.
vides that said convention shall be
held on the third Saturday following
the primary election, June 20, con-
vening at IL o'clock a. m. The place
of holding said convention will be
at the court house in Manchester,
Iowa.
The purpose of the convention
will be as follows:
To make nominations of candi-
dates for any Office to be filed by
the voters of the county where no
candidate for such Office was
nominated at the preceding primary
election.
To select delegates to the state
convention to ne held at Sioux Git,
on Thursday, June IS, 1908.
To select delegates to the distric
conventions, yet to be called.
To elect a member of the party
central committee for the senatorial
judicial and congressional districts
The various voting precincts ar
entitled to delegates as follows:
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17
NASHVILLE.

! DR.. M. +. McMeel and wife of
Lost Nation were guests of relatives
here last week.
Miss Name Mcmahon returned
home last week, after spending a
week in Waterloo and Cedar Falls,
visiting friends.
Hermie Hefferman Of Grundy
Center spentsa few days here last
week with e. N. May and family.
Mrs. q. F. Mulvehill visited a
week with relatives at Gilbertsville
and vicinity.
The following gentlemen are on
the sick list and all are seriously
i'll: N. Mulvehill, Frank Shottmiller,
Patrick Nc Carly and Fl. Eichacker.
Misses Mabel Moore, Ina Griffin
and Agnes McElroy are home from
Cedar Falls for vacation.
Michael Mulvehill has been
critically i'll the past week or more
with intestinal obstruction combined
tt.if, taaritonaal trad lAstana farS.:sa.
while the doctors had little hope Of
his recovery, but at this writing
we are pleased to state that Mr..
Muleyehill is slowly improving
The following doctors have been in
attendance: DR.. Lindsay, DIR. Nc
Gready, DIR. McMeel and DIR. Don
nelly. The latter is now in charge
Of the case.
Work has commenced on the
Behan & Reiger elevator, what was
left from the fire is now being torn
away.
Tom McCool spent Saturday and
Sunday here. Tom is now working
with his brother james at HOLY
Cross.
2. z. Moore's son, accompanied
by his wife and sister-in-law, Miss
Peterson, all Of Usage are guests Of
the Moore family the past few days.
Miss Frances Link returned last
week from Balltown, where she had
been the guest Of relatives.
j. j. Murray of Dubuque was a
business visitor here one day last
week.
The new cement walk and stems
recently laid at the NJ. e. church is
quite an improvement and greatly
enhances the view of the church
property ON that corner
Chas. Barnd is plasteriug Mike
Moroney's new residence and e. II.
Frentress is cementing the cellar.
Mr.. Moroney will soon be able to
move into his new and comfortable
home.
Miss Jennie Sullivan and friend
of Manchester was callers here Sun
day.
Misses Mollie Ryan and Devlin
were passengers west Monday
morning.
James Penny and wife are the
parents of baby girl, born last
Friday.
Two more cement crossings have
been put in, one from the hotel to-
wards the depot, and one from the
hotel over to the corner at the
Farmers Savings bank. Mason.
vile has certainly put in a lot of
cement walks this spring and more
will be put in. Such improvements
are necessary and every little bit
added to what we got helps Just
that much more. New elevator, new
engine house, new residence, new
cement crossings and walks, more
people moving to town and lots of
painting being Gone goes to show
that Masonville is dong business
and improving too.
DR.. Graham was a passenger to
Des Moines Monday.
Louis Mulvehill, John Murtagh
and Maurice Nolan are home from
st. Paul Seminary for vacation.
Rev. j. G. Murtagh Of Baskerville
was the guest of friends and rela-
tives here this week.
Austin Reidy, who has taken
charge of the restaurant is doing a
good business and runs nice
place.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17
FoREsTYILLE.

Walter Moon of Loop City, Ne.
braska, a former resident, was call
ing on friends here Wednesday.
NJ. E. Knight and wife of Straw
berry Point visited at Ed Smith
Thursday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17

A majority Of the delegates elect
ed must assemble before the con-
vention can be called to order. The
law provides that if any precinct
shall not be fully represented, the
delegates present from such pre-
cinct shall cast the full vote thereof,
but there shall be no proxies.
Committee
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17

BY order Of State Committee.
j. F. MCG1NTY, e. w. MILLER,
Secretary. Chairman
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17

Board proceeds to settle with Gao. *. New.
man, treasurer. aud having counted the cash in
his hands and In the banks and compared same
70 his cash report, find same to be correct and
\ In the banks, $S9T9O AZ. ~
Having checked the fee books of Jas Bishop,
clerk, and compared same to his report. lind
4 Amount collected, SsiB co.
Resolved. That the AUDITORS report of fees
collected for the quarter ending May 3lst, be
approved. Amount Of fees collsc ed. SIS 90.
On motion the board adjourned untr
Thursday, June 4th, 1908.
Board met as per adiournment Men bers al
4 present. - 4 80
The bonds of the following banks were re
api royed: FIRST National and state Saving.
i Masonyille; Farmers State OF Hopkinton; say
ings of Ear.ville and Savings Bank of Delhi.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17
BOARD pRocREp1Ncs.
state ofiIowa, Delaware coonty.- 2, s'

June ISL, lSuS.
Belt Remembered. That on this the ,st day OF
June, 1t being the first Monday Of said month.
the Board OF Supervisors Of said county met In
regular session. Members present, isl. Kirk
wood, W. 3. Robinson and +. II. Burbridge;
and w. j. Davis. Auditor. = =
Having checked the books OF f. T.. Mlnkler.
steward OF the poor farm. from April e5th. 1905,
T. June Isl. 1905. and compared same to the re-
ceipss, find same toll be correct and ordered ap-
proved, - 49,
Resolved. That SLIT SO be transferred from
the County fund to the Poor find.
Resolved, That Si77. SO be transferred from the
f99r innd 70 the Poor House and farm fund.
TheBoard slgne d the contracts made with N.
u, Stark y o. for the building of two reinforced
conctete bridges. one at Masonvile for 81 700
and one l.a miles southeast of Earivile fol
| 1910. SIS ~ -,
After checking over the Auditors account o!
/ gopher bounty paid for.the mouths of April and
May, lind same to be correct and is approved
Number OF aiiidayits issued $50; number OF 80
piers l9AS; amount paid Sisas0.
4 minutes read and approved. On motion boart
Adjourned until VI ednesday. June 3. 1908.
| w J.DaV1s, j. j. lakewood,
| Auditor. Chairman
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17

In Collins Grove township there were fifty
lhree l53) votes cast for trustees. OF which j l.
Cooking received eighteen (IS) votes, Ed Kelly
received seventeen t171 votes. Vim Raiders re-
ceived eighteen Qs) votes. Being but three
candidates. they are declared the nominees.
For justice of the peace there were four a.
votes cast, OF which III s Van AulSen received
two (2l votes, NJ Mulyehill received one a vote.
Wm Evans an , received one q yote and Yum
For constable there were three go votes cast.
81 which John Alulyehill received two (2) votes.
being but two candidates they are declared
nominated. - n
For township clerk there was ono vote cast
for WIN. Evans. AID lie is declared the nominee.
For assessor there were nine (9) votes cast for
Jenkin Evans, and he is declared the nominee
III North Fork township there were eighty
Jaeger received twentyseven (g7) votes, .JOllu +
Kramer received twenty-.ight (as) votes, An.
ton. Meyer received twenty.eignt (2S) votes.
the nominees. ,-'s; 80 =
For constable there were two (2) votes cast,
OF which OF which Thinner received one a.
vote. refer kelchen received one a. vote. Being
inees,
For township clerk there were thirty (se) thir-
ty tS0)yotes cast fol John IL White, and he is de
clared the nominee.
FOR assessor there were thirty-one (3i) votes
east o o. when Frank Krogman received four
teen Cd votes. And John l. Little is declared
the nominee.
votes cast tor trustees. Of which L r Connolly
received eight(s) Votes G II Furman received
seven se ~ votes. august Nieman received ten
GU votes: Being but three C ndiuates. they
are declared the nominees.
FOR Justice of, the peace there We're nine 10y
VOTES cast for Il Is Porter, and he is declared
For CONSTABLE there were eight (s) votes cast
for W Neal. and he is declared Tho nominee.
M F :, CLERK mere were ten uO votes cast for
w " hite. ana re is declared tile nominee.
TOT assessor tler9 were ten (lO1 vol cast fOr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-10

grrg %unterbreitet meroell ioll, ous
8llral=@ablipitem gu @runoe geleat.
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man elm Sp1tem, inter Dem elm
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@lter, fin feline Stelltng als SOUS
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8eiib ODER cine beitimmte Stelluig Ii.
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lono, 9elgien uno oltoeren 2anoern
in &raft. Sic lino oft angegriffen
poroen, boben ober ou6 piele Ser
teioiger gebabt.
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Staat Opfo, Torepo.
Suca8 gpuntb b, 50.

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Der iItere Bartner ber 5irr1a s. s. gbeneb
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bon aatarrb be3abIen ipirb. Der bnr9 ben
Gebrau9 bon SaIIs aatarrb.an { ni6t
eebetIt tuerbet fam.
Granr 8. @benet.
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f9rieben In ntetner Geeentpart
am 6. September " 8. $50.
SiegeI,
u. %. GIeafon n. 5ffentIi9er gotar.
San's aatarrbsaur tpirs inuerIi6 eenont.
men uno iptrft btreft onf has gIut nnb bic
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Sud 3eusntffe fret 5uf6iden.
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gerfauft bon allen upotbefern. 75c.
Sams SauiIier.4fIer itno bic beTten.
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Ninntt tntincr bas 8eite,

Mrs. Gbas. 6. 9mitb bon @eit
Sranflin, Moine, iagt: sd babe
gern quite Sa6en urto besbalb old
Or. Sings Meue 2e6enspiGelt III
lnierer Sonfaie eirtgefiibrt, neil iie
obi1 Observation-Disclosures iuirfer."
9ici &lner5loien Geinieer perfouft
@OoHBeDreib u1o 81. Coin & 60,
Ipotbefer. 25 Gents.
, 1908-08-20

Piqued by her tantalizing manner
he asked, What particular social
functions are about to occur that may
possibly open a passage into your
guarded p~resence?"
She seemed immersed in thought,
her face turned partially aside. I'm
fortunately, l have not my list of en-.
gagements here" and she glanced
about at him shyly. 81 can recall only
n at present. and l am not even Ger
tain-that is, | do not promise-to at
tend that. However, l may do SO.
The Miners Bachelor club gives a re-
cePtion ald BAH tomorrow evening in
honor of the new schoolmistress."
What is her Nance" with respon.
sive eagerness.
She hesitated, as if doubtful of the
strict propriety of mentioning it to a
stranger.
Miss Phoebe Spencer" she said,
her eyes east demurely down.
"Ah!" he exclaimed, in open tri-
umph; and have |, then, at last made
fair capture of your secret? You are
Miss Phoebe Spencer"
She drew back still farther within
the reoesses of the bushes, at his sin.
gle victorious step forward.
Il? Why certainly not. l am mere
ly Miss Srencer's star pupil, so you
may easily judge something of what
her superior attachments must neces-
sarily be. But am really going now,
and | sincerely trust you will be able
to secure a ticket for tomorrow night;
for if you once meet this Miss Spencer
you will never yield another single
thought to me, Mr.-Mr.-" her eyes
dancing with laughter-"FIrst Lieut..
Donald Brant."
, 1908-08-20
CHAPTER XII.

Brant sprang forward, all doubt re
gardiug this young mi Instantly
dissipated by those final words of mis-
chievous mockery. She had been play
ing with him as "unconcernedly as if
he were a mere toy sent for her
amusement and his pride was stung.
But pursuit proved useless. Like
a phantom she had Slipped away amid
the underbrush, leaving him to houn-
der blindly in the labyrinth. His in
cautious foot slipped along the steep
edge of the shelving bank, and he
went down, half stumbling. half slid
ing, until he came to a sudden pause
on the brink of the little stream. The
chase was ended, and he sat up, on
fused for the moment, and half ques-
tioning the evidence of his own eyes.
A small tent, dirty and patched,
stood with its back against the slope
, 1908-08-20

of earth down which he had plunged,
Its flap flung aside revealed within a
pile of disarranged blankets, together
with some scattered articles of wear
ing apparel, while just before the
opening, his back pressed against the
supporting pole, an inverted pipe be
tween his yellow, irregular teeth, sat
a hldeous looking mar He was a
withered, dried-up fellow, whose age
was not to be guessed, having a skin
as yellow as parchment. drawn in
tight to the bones like that of a
mummy, his eyes deep sunken like
wells. and his head totally devoid of
hair, although about his lean throat
there was a copious fringe of iron-gray
beard, untrimmed and scraggy. Down
the entire side of one cheek ran a
livid scar, while his most was turned
awry.
He sat staring at the newcomer,
unsinklpg, his facial expression de-
void of interest, hut his fingers open
ing n closing in apparent nervous
ness. Twice his lips opened, but moth
ing except a peculiar gurgle sound Is
suSu lIpuh thS 'hi""'' -" '' "H
by this time had attained his feet and
his self-possession, ventured to ad-
dress him.
Mice quiet spot for a camp" he re-
marked, pleasantly, but a bad place
for a tumble"
The sunken eyes expressed nothing,
but the throat gurgled again painfully
and finally the parted lips dropped a
detached word or two. Blame
pretty girl-that."
The lieutenant wondered how much
Of their conversation this old mummy
had overheard, but he hesitated to
question him. One inquiry. however
, 1908-08-20
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e. W. wooLSEY.

SeNyyM Cattle branded on left side. horses on
kEJk& left hip. Range Pass crock. p. O. Al.
nEHiG dress, Saratoga, Wyo.
, 1908-08-20

JOHN C. BREWER.
Cattle barnded VT ON eft side and Ov on
left hip. Horses branded VT on loft thigh.
Range Sprin creek. Postotiice address
Saratoga, Wyoming.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
MURDOCH BILL DEFEATED
Ordinance Imposes Tax on Lie
QuorS Sold in Sealed Packages

Tic MurdOck ordinance providing license Of
$3.50 year 10 be imposed persons selling
wines or liquors In sealed packages Of one quart
or more and less than Eve gallons was defeated
yesterday. but viii come up again at the next
meeting of the supervisors on motion TO recon
slider. Before voting the original measure
the hiAtord amendment, exempting from the pro
visions of the ordinance those who sell light
wines and beers, given consideration.
MurdOck opposed the amendment and said that
Its adoption would necessitate the employment OF
more policemen 10 watch the dealers TO prevent
thelr selling inhibited liquors and beverages.
Murphy also objected 70 the incorporation OF
fhe amendment which. be said. was based on
the assumption thar light wines and beers were
nonintoxicants.
Center tllought that the amendment should
prevail he estimated that store keepers who
sell only light wines and beers would be unable
- pay license Of $50 year. The sale Of
light beers should be permitted without the i'm
position Of license he urged. beer was a
staple article OF food with many residents Of the
city.
The amendment was then submitted and was
defeated by the following vote:
IN favor OF amendment-Center. Coute Gfsn-
mini. Hooks. Mclean. Rlxford-6
Against dment-Bancroft Broderick len
nings. McAllister. Murdock, Murphy, Payot Pol
i0k-s
The ordinance as originally presented br Mur-
dock was next voted upon- The vote stood:
In favor of ordinance-Bancroft Jennings Nc
ALister Mundock Murphy. Payot Pollok.
Against-Brodcrick. Center Comfe Cianninf
Hooks. McLeran. Rixford-7
Before Clerk Behan could announce the result
Nnrdock changed MS vote from are Ia no and
gave notice OF reconsideration at the next meet
lnr.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19

BERKELEY. Nay ls.-With the in
auguration of Ralph P. Merritt, sec
retary 10 President Wheeler. as gradu-
ate manager Of athletics OF the Uni
versity of California today, came the
announcement that DR.. Oscar y. Tay-
Tor, who for two years has coached
the football team, viii act for the sea-
son Of 190S-09.
The selection Of Taylor as coach
came as q surprise to the college stu
dents, as il was understood that he
would refuse TO coach the team for
smother year, as his medical practice
demanded all his attention. Taylor is
en- expert on Rugby football. and as
he played on one Of the varsity teams
when he was in college he is conver-
SAINT with the old game.
Ralph Merritt succeeds Ollie Snedi-
gar as manager Of college athletics. He
has been acting as President Wheeler's s
cOnhdential secretary for the last year
and viii continue in the duties of that
office. Snedigar viii take up the prac-
tice Of law in Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
GUERNEVLLE HOTEL

On the Russian river. First class accommoda-
tions good boa ting, bathing and swimming For
rates and information write E. T. LAUTEREN
Proprietor. Guernevile. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
HALFMoON BAY BUSES
"GLENDORA RANCH"

Santa Cruz mountains Five miles from Los
Gatos. Good place to rest. Telephone rural de-
livery daily. L. S. EDWARDS, p. o. box las,
Los Gatos, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
Golf Experts Meei
on Historic Links

ST ANDREWS. Scotland May 1s-Play in
the British women's open golf championship was
begun on the historic links of ST. Andrews to-
day with an IS hole stroke competition in which
the i've American players who have entered for
the championship tournament took part
The conditions very difficult and the
strong wind that blew today made low scoring
hard. Miss NJ. T. Phelps was the first Amer
lean 70 hnish. her score being los. The best
Irish woman.
Miss Frances c. Griscom. the United States
champion Of 1900. took 106 strokes to complete
the course. The winner Of the competition was
Miss E. @. Suite, with score of 50.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
sI,sso.oOO ron NEW SCHOOLS

The board Of education submitted TO the su.
perFlsors YESTERDAY the following list Of Is
schools that have been selected as the arsf ~
b. constructed under the bond issue: CONNER.
eiai high, Denman grsnmars Hancock grammar
Jean Parker grammar. Jackson primary BRYANT
Cosmopolitan. Sheridan primary, Madison pri-
mary. Mission grammar. Holly Park primary
Sutro grammar South End primary. Frsnk J.
grammar-
II is estimated that 81 .s3o. 600 viii be re-
purchase sites.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
INTERcITY TENNIS CONTESTS

BRo0KLINE Mass. May is.--In the inter
city women's lawn tennis tournament today the
doubles resulted as follows:
Edith Potch and Margaret Curtis, Boston, de-
feated Louise Hammond and Mrs. A. \, Miles.
New York. 6-2, 81.
Eleanor 5. Searles and Marion Fenno Boston,
defeated Mrs. g. Bumsrs Bargar WaIlsch and
Mrs. NJ. I. Fearey. New York. 6-3 20. 90.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
BILLBOARD oRDINANcEs wait

Action on the ordinances introduced n 20,
ulote the bill board nuisance was postponed h,
the supervisors yesterday In order 10 give tn
members time 10 study the features OF tn
measures The bills were ordered printed an,
viii be forwarded 10 the supervisors before IA
next meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
FAMOUS MARE is kILLED

LEXINGTON. KY. May lS-At the Kenmore
mare owned by julius Bauer. fell into sinkhole
while grazing snd badly injured sic had
70 be killed. She was the dam Of several noted
stake winners
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
EXPERTS WILL MEET AT POOL

A hank shot pool tournament has been arranged
10 take place at the 81. James hotel the open
ing game to be played tonight. Three experts
Harry Hart and George Kirkland. A $50 trophy
will be awarded the winner. Hart and kirkland
will open the tournament tonight at Sis O'Clock.