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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

II is announced from New Orleans thar the
recent death OF President d. H Barnes o. the
City PARK jockey club VIII net affect the general
plans for the eurtailed meetings To be conducted
AZ the New Orleans tracks this winter. with the
individual betting plan IN practice.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

The University of California authorities have
announced that the cinder track will not be
rented after the Academic league meet owing
TO the games interfering with the college foot
ball games attendance Furthermore 1at rRte
of S25 will be charged the various leagues for
the use Of the track. the track 70 be put In
shape bF the university management Perrnis-
sion TO use the track can only be issued through
the executive Office.
The San Francisco athletic league field day
VIII be held at the stadium October 10. instead
OF at the University Of California Saturday, as
sceduled.
Sacramento high school opened Yesterday and
the election OF football captain win take place
in a few days. Pete Lombard. the al round
athlete. seems to have the position cineheo
The Lick school interclass field day VIII be
held this afternoon at . O'Clock the Lick
Wilmerding track. Among the more pruninent
athletes that will compete are; Captain Bax-
ter. Hornick. Moore. Little. Jenven. Smith. Hen
derson westerfeid. Brown. wynne, Daniels
Conncrd Black and Dickson The junior class
Is expected to carry Of the hoaors OF the day.
Owing TO the fact that number OF the best
trackmen in the school are playing football. the
time made may not show up 10 Advantage
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
NOTES OF THE AUTO

A. d. Piughof OF J. W. Jesritt & Co. has
returned from a business trip 20 Fresno and
Sacramento. He reports that the outlook for
business in the automobile line in these sec
rions are the best they have been since the
Automobile game started Sacramento has been
slow in taking up the motor car but now
the whole town seems enthusiastic over the
modern vehicle. IN Fresno the trade has as
gumed more Of 3 legitimate proposition
sale and delivery Of an IS horsepower. four
cyiinder Buick 10 DR.. Ferdinand Stabel OF
Redding
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
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Ellis Street Sesr Fillmore
AfSrlurelT Class A Thezfer Building
MATINEE TODAY AND EVERY DAY
Artistic Vaudeville

fHAgMlON The Perfect Woman. GARDINER
AID VINCENT WARREN AID BLANCHARD:
A. u- nI NCAN- TWO PUChS- AMELIA 81 NJ
NERFILIE- THREE MOSHERS- NEW Or
PEET ~ NOTION pIETU RES last week The
LRAEAELI- FAMILY
Ereuine Prices. loc. 20 soc. Tsc- Box Seats
81 on Matinee Prices except SUNDAYS and
BoIidaTsi- loc - sec- Prone West Goo.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
OLD PEOPLE ON AUTO RIDE
FIVE WEEKS IN AN AUTO

An interesting trip Of than =. 600 miles
has been completed By s .. Johnson. the well
known motorist and prominent lumber dealer
OF this city. Johnson. accompanied BIZ his
wife and chauffeur, Travelled in their co horse
power Thomas car from this city through the
northern part OF the state through southern
and eastern Oregon 10 The Dalles then L.
Portland, and returned via Salem Reseburg and
Grants pass The party were on the road
FIVE weeks johnson, who sFrixed in the
city yesterday. described his trip and roads
over which be toured as fOliows
we left San Francisco and through 10
ReddiDg the second day out. distance OF 2Go
miles. From Redding we went out the old
NhitmoTe road 10 Burney- The roads over this
stretch Of mountain were bad being rough and
rocky Then 10 Dunsmuir via the Oregon and
Sacramento road. From Dusmuir we had good
travelling 10 Sisscns, 10 Hsmbrook and Med
ford. Going Up the Sacramento canyon road
the hills are bsd. the grades being steep
that we had 10 put on all the power in
ascending and ply every brake in descending.
The roads from Medford 10 Grants pass were
fine. We Travelled through Albin. Altura. Lake
View. Horse Ranch and Scheuin 10 The Dslles.
Coming back shipped the car from The
DaIles TO Portland. then toured south through
the Willamette valley. This is the worst
part Of the journey. the thick adobe makes
hard travelling and is terrific test On anr
machine. Our Thomas stocd every test and wss
running Just as smoothly at ithe, finish II
WAS when Te started The Diamond tires On
the car gave Us no trouble
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

ritt Of the University of California and
Manager Stewart will arrange 10 jointly
defray the expenses
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
WILL ANNOUNCE
AUTO OFFICIALS
Olympic Club Enthusiasts to.
Take Charge of the Tan=
.foran Meeting
Rain improves Condition of
Track and Good Sport Is
Expected Sunday
BY x. x. FHommedieu

The officers OF the Olympic club will
announce today the officials who viii
have charge of the automobile races
Sunday Ell Tanforan. They have made
very careful selection and only those
who thoroughly understand the game
will be in command. The rain OF ves-
terday was most welcome as Il will do
more good than q weeks work on the
track. Garnet Ferguson. the member
Of the club WHO has charge of getting
the track IN shape, was glad when il
began to rain and said il would harden
the track. The meeting OF thet auto
mobile dealers,s which was supposed TO
take place tomorrow evening at the
Olympic club. will take place Thursday y
evening at $40 o'clock, when the deal
ers will dine with the officers of the
club and discuss final arrangements.
OLD PEOPLE ON AUTO RIDE
The cd people OF the city win be given an
automobile outing Tomorrow. The members OF
the California women's automobile club are
given the eTeDt. Among these WHO kindly do
mated their cars are: Aayor Taylor, James D.
Cassins Albert Hutton, Mrs. Edward Metzger
Charles c: Moore. Dr. q. f. Hansen. Matter
house Price. Cuyett Halter. Mrs. ]. w.
LeaF1ft Jerome garage. Standard motor car
COMPANY. Consolidated motor car compan-. IA
Coleman. Mrs Fernando Nelson: Mrs. J. w
Northrup. Berkeley; Miss May Keller. Oakland;
DF. A. }. Mflaker. Howard automobile con-
psny. Mrs. Robert Christie, secretary California
wouneR's automobile club.
September % the club viii bold a picnic run
to Hayward. All women drivers Of automobiles
are invited TO take part il the event ire
speetire Of whether they are members Of the
the event should notify Mrs Robert Christie
the secretary, 1000 Cole street, az once.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
High School Athletics

The Alameda high school and wilmerdinS
school football game will Be held this after
noon at 2.30 O'Clock at the Alameda recreation
grounds. The following lineup is announced
though number Of changes viii De made By
the coaches as the game progresses:
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

The Daily Menu
BREAKFAST
Fruit
Cereal and Cream
Creamed Goldfish
Parkerhouse Rolls
Toast
Coffee
LUNCHEON
Tomato Soup
Hot Macaroni Pudding
Southern Corn Pone
Cinnamon Waters
Chocolate
DINNER
Beef Soup
Creamed Potatoes
EorequaTter OF Lamb
Stewed Brussels Sprouts
Rice CroQuetIes
Mayonnaise OF Chicken
Sliced Tomatoes
Cup Custard
Creamed CodIsh-Heat one and half
cupfuis of milk IN a double boiler and
add one and a half cupfuls OF salt
Goldfish which been previously picked
into small pieces and soaked over night
in cold water. Cook 10 minutes. Mix
one tablespoonful OF putter and one
OF -four 10 a smooth paste, then stir II
into the milk. When smooth and
creaRlike take from the fire. add a
=
without cooking the egg
Cinnamon Wafers-One cupful OF
butter. two cupfuls OF sugar. four o.
-four. three eggs. a cupful OF sweet
Of soda dissolved IN It Spread with a
spoon thin on tin sheets. either IN small
cakes or one large one. which can be
cut after baking. When half baked.
draw 10 the front Of the oven and sift
granulated sugar mixed with cinnamon
over them.
The B0ud0ir
For a red nose. which every woman
detests. try bathing the nose with q
lotion Of two and a half ounces OF cam
pfor water and seven and a half grains
of tannic acid. Apply several times a
day and at night, letting the liquid
dry on Plenty OF exercise and a good
digestion usually head of red nose.
Warm feet have much to do with
tie hands When the feet are habitually
cold the hands are always red or blue.
Too heavy bedcIothes are often the
cause OF the tired feeling in the morn
ing.
New stockings should be washed be-
fore they are worn. as the dye used TO
color them contains a poisonous ele-
ment- They also wear better IL washed
before being worn
The constant use Of sage tea will
darken the hair A cupful may be made
al any time IN the same way that ordi-
nary tea is made A good rub or mas
sage every night with the ends of the
fingers stimulates the scalp and re-
moves dandruff-
In Regard 70 Dress
For short or stout women mauyes
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
MAIL CARRIER APPOINTED

'SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 TIE GAIL
WASHINGTON. Sept. I5.-Henry
II Hofert has been appointed
mail carrier at Narysville. Cal, 70
commence September 6. 1905
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

In spite Of the fact that he San Antonio
team Of Oakland wss badly crippled through
the absence Of Catcher Thompson. First Base
man Sarme1t snd Center Fielder MeDonnell.
they defeated the Merritts. also OF Oakland,
in Sunday game that was fun Of eFrors-
score. 13 {. The Anfonies would like 70 play
sny Team averaging from l3 10 Il years OF age
Address G. Milleft. 1872 Ninth avenue, East
Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
RACING SCHEME ABANDONED

Sixth race one uile-Sam Bernard won. Sd
Wesley second. Elie third Tine. I-434-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

See the Page for the Modern
House Keeper" which appears reg
ularly in the magazine of The
Sunday Call Cash prizes are given
each week for best household ideas
and kitchen recipes. Send in your
choicest ones to Modern House
Keeper Page" The San Francisco
Sunday Call.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

In Regard 20 Dress
For short or stout women mauyes
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

The Santa Fe club has issued a challenge TO
the Transportation club for gaue TO be played
at Freeman's park next Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

New stockings should be washed be-
fore they are worn. as the dye used TO
color them contains poisonous ele-
ment- They also wear better IL washed
before being worn
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

The constant use Of sage tea will
darken the hair. A cupful may be made
al any time IN the same way that ordi-
nary tea is made good rub or mas
sage every night with the ends OF the
fingers stimulates the scalp and re-
moves dandruff.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

and ecrus. combined in sevedaI designs
Of checks and stripes, are especially
stylish. So are navy and ivory. The
narrow pin striped goods will also be
becoming.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

The Knitfers have open dates for September
%. October 4. IL and Is Any fast country
team wishing any of these dates Is requested
TO write 10 Manager ]. Solari, s23 Fourreenth III
street San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

Challis with borders are very pretty
and can be worn BY every type OF
woman. The dotted borders on plain
goods are very smart and can be safe
ly worn by the average woman past
her first youth.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

The tall woman may select the stripe
II she pleases, but the skirt should be
trimmed with bands. the stripes going
In the opposite direction
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

The National Stars OF Oakland forfeited q
game 10 the Alerts. also Of that city. and
thereby gave the latter nine q chance 20 claim
the 1911 year old championship. The score
Of the game TO 0.
Manager Arthur Iregenzs Of the National
Stars announces that his team has disorgzniEed
for the season with record Of winning - out
os % games played
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

Too heavy bedciothes are often the
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

Warm feet have much to do with
tie hands. When the feet are habitually
cold the hands are always red or blue
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
The Boudoir

For a red nose. which every woman
detests. try bathing the nose with q
rhor water and seven and half grains
of tannic acid Apply several times a
day and at night, letting the liquid
dry on Plenty OF exercise and a good
digestion usually head of a red nose.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

Chiffon panama is very light wool
en- material that comes in e variety
Of shades 1t has all the witness of
voile and does not demand so much in
the way Of petficoats.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

8. p. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
fFur Boys)- e31G CLAY STREET. CIR BATES
founder. Fail term opens August ID Grad
rztes admitted 10 the Enivsrsities upon seeom-
reudsfion of the PRINCIPAL
X. J. BELLING. Ph- D.. Principsl-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

Henrietta is the standby OF many
women who wear X in different
grades all the year. Henrietta and
mohair are materials that are aIways
suitable for cooler weather.
, 1908-10-01
W. c. 7. U. Meetings

Miss GabrelIa L. Stickney, a ma
tional organizer of the W. q. L.
U. assisted by Miss Mary E. Stew
art viii lecture NJ the Presbyterian
church saturday, Oct. 3, at 1870,
Sunday 800 p. m. and evening at
1870. The subject for Saturday
evening is The Twin" with black
board demonstrations by Miss
Stewart.
Sunday afternoon the meeting
is for women and the address will
be An Open Door of Blessing"
Sunday evening the subject is
The National Crisis" Miss
Stickney hopes to be able to or
game a local W Z. L. u.
, 1908-10-01
Visit OF Chairman Armstrong

Chairman l.. E. Armstrong, ac-
companied by Geo. Brimmer, the
republican nominee for county at
torney, came over from Rawlins
Saturday evening. remaining over
until Sunday afternoon. While
here Mr.. Armstrong was able to
e almost every business man in
town and went away satisfied that
Saratoga precinct was going to
give a good account of itself on
November Bird.
MIR. Drummer, who is not so well
known here, impressed every one
he met as a clean man, as well as
competent. He has a fine reputa-
ton as a lawyer and stands well
not only with the court, but with
his fellow practitiones. There is
no doubt but what he will render
a most excellent account to the
people of Carbon County as its
prosecuting attorney.
, 1908-10-01
The Sage Brush Grubber

j. +. Simonson, who has charge
pf Devine's sage brush grubber,
vent out yesterday to the ranch of
the Saratoga Land Company, on
Jack creek where they have a 100
Acre contract of grubbing sage
MI. Deviue has invented
kn arrangement to gather sage
brush aud feed to the furnace of
bhe engine, thus doing away with
the need for coal. 1t is almost
perfect but not ready for use.
This arrangement consists of a
grubber under the engine which
up the sage brush in it's
bath and carries it to the engine
Furnace.
, 1908-10-01
Western Land People H ere

Hon. w. B. Martin, president of
the Western Land Company, ac-
companied by c.. $. Allen, of
Laurens, Ia n of the directors
of the company. arrived here Mon
day morning on a trip of inspec-
ton and met at Walcott by Geo.
b. Dobson, the chief engineer of
the project Their examination
and report will have much to do
with the final conclusions of the
directors as to whether the canal
will be built. There is no doubt
at this time but what the canal
will be built, for the survey has
proved very satisfactory indeed
and has developed the fact that
fully as many acres can be covered
by the regular ditch rs was antlci-
pated, while the high line ditch
will take in several thousands of
acres not calculated ON in the first
PROJECT.
, 1908-10-01
Visit Of Hon. A. j. Vance

Hon. A. j. Vance, superlntend-
ent of the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone In Wyoming came over
from Cheyenne last week and paid
Saratoga a short visit. Mr.. Vance
is one of the nominees for the leg
islalure for Laramie county.
He is an excellent man for the
place aud will be elected, as he is
prime favorite with everybody
in Cheyenne. His visit here was
to look over the business interests
of his company at this place.
, 1908-10-01
Engineer Injuries Knee

FL. l.. Jones, one of the ensin-
GERS engaged in the survey of the
Western Land Company, met with
an accident Friday, uear Tenmile
that might have been very seri-
Gus. He IA brought to this
place and DIR. Price administered
medical aid. He was engaged in
cutting down a tree when he slip.
ped on the snow and the AK cat
into his left knee. Mr. Jones was
able to De out on crutches Mon.
day and left for his home in Wa
patio, Wn.
, 1908-10-01
Wyoming Bankers Association

Geo. w. Broadhurst, who went
to Cheyenne Friday to represent
the Saratoga State Bank at the
organization of the Wyoming
Bankers Association, returned
Sunday. He says the meeting
was eminently successful and a
complete organization was per-
fected with A. Il. Marble, of
Cheyenne, as president, Mr. Per-
kins, of Sheridan. vice-president,
81. Van Deusen, of Rock Springs,
as secretary and DeForest Rich
ards of Douglas as treasurer. r.
A Cosgritf vas chosen state rep
resentative to the National Bank
ers Association that met in Den
yer Monday. A banquet was Civ
en- in the evening at the Masonic
Temple, at which plates for 100
were laid. I. A. Cosgriff was
toastmaster and a number of men
spoke during the evening.
, 1908-10-01
Medicine Bow Reservoir Co,

The latest irrigation project to
see the light is the Medicine Bow
Reservoir Co, organized to put
water on the east side of the river.
The compsny is capitalized at
100000 shares of 81 each. The
incorporators are W. b. Hugus,
w. b. Hugus, Jr., Gus Jensen,
Lee Jensen, E.. W. Devine, w. H.
Greene, j. B.. Chatterton and Ear
nest Pearson. The directors for
the first year are Earnest Pearson,
j. b. Chatterton, w. II. Greene,
E. w. Devine, Lee Jensen, Gus
Jensen and W. B. Hugus, Jr.
, 1908-10-01
STRIKE
At GOLD MILL
Very Rich Strike Just North of
the Acme Group Of Mining
Claims.

Gold Hill is again. looming up
b the mining horizon. Not since
he time that the very rich vein in
he Acme was struck has there
been so much interest as at the
PRESENT time. The reason for the
PRESENT interest is because of the
nding of a new vein in the Mag
Iolia.
The owners of the claim, G. w.
nd Erie Scott and John w. Cluff,
Fere having Dorr Keech do the
nnual assessment work on the
lain and while trenching, a vein
f gold quartz, four feet in width,
between well defined walls, was
Uncovered. The matter in the
Fein prospects all the way through
Ind about six inches Of it is very
tich.
Specimens taken from the vein,
which is II brown iron stained de-
composed quartz, show an abund-
hnce of free gold. This vein inter
6ects what was supposed to be the
main vein of the Magnolia, but
the II are now puzzled to
which is the mother lode.
The Magnolia is situated about
1900 feet north of the Acme, which
is owned by Otto Gramm, Fred A.
Miller and other parties and which
is considered a very valuable
property.
This strike is only another indi-
cation of the great wealth of Gold
Hill and serves to bring that long
camp again into promi-
When that great gold
camp is developed Saratoga will be
its natural supply point and Sara
will do well to see to it that
every opportunity is extended to
the owners of claims at that point
in the way of trade, mail, etc.
, 1908-10-01
Gone to Salt Lake on Visit

Mrs. G. FL. Barkhurst and sops
Ira, Gershom and Scott, came
down Monday and all but Ira left
on the afternoon train for Salt
Lake City, where they will visit
for three weeks with Mrs. Bark
bursts daughter, Miss Augusta,
who is in the employ of the Han
cock Fruit Company of that city
as stenographer and typewriter.
On their return Miss Augusta
expects to return with them for a
short vacation.
, 1908-10-01
A Favorite Republican Nominee

E. M. Sanders, one of the nomi-
nees for the House on the republi-
can ticket, passed thru Monday
on his way to Rawlins. Mr.. San
ders is connected with the Stemp
Springs company, of which HI. o.
g%ranherg is the head. He is a
well educated man, and competent
mining man, and stands well in
Dillon, where the vote will be al
most unanimous in his favor. Mr..
Sanders will be one of the most
useful and able men in our next
legislature.
, 1908-10-01
A Piece Of Perfidy

The following is the way Taft
disposes of Mr.. Bryan's work in
Congress and it ought to be con-
elusive to every thinking man:
I'VE find him (Bryan) first in
Congress in the second admins
tration of Mr.. Cleveland, a men,
Der of the Ways and Means Com
mittee and most active in formu-
lating the provisions OF the Cor
nan Wilson tariff bill. After
five months debate it passed both
houses and came to Mr.. Cleveland
in such Il shape that he denounced
1t as a piece of pertidy. 1t leveIed
the industries of this country to
the ground. 1t threw out of en-
ployment millions of wage-earn-
ers. 1t destroyed all business
profit. Farm products for a lack
of a market fell to a point never
low In forty years. Coxey's
army marched from the West to
Washington to protest against a
Government under which such
things We're possible
, 1908-10-01
To Take Theological Course

Erie w. Scott left yesterday for
Peoria, His, where he will take
a six months course in the Horo-
logical college at that place. He
has been contemplating this step
for some time and has secured
a six mouths furlough from his
duties as forest ranger. The tax
ing of this course in watch max
ing has been the intent of Mr..
Scott for many years aud he hopes
to take Il bench in his fathers
jewelry shop aud eventually sue
coed to the business.
, 1908-10-01
Seventy.two Thousand Sheep

The large herds of sheep be-
longing to the Cosgritf Bros.
Sheep Co. have been crossing
here the past week from the Hay
den National Forest to their range
north of Walcott, where they will
remain until taken to the Red
Desert for the winter. There are
seventy-two thousand head, divid-
ed into twenty bands. Two bands
are brought to the edge of town
every night and crossed on the
large iron bridge at daylight ev-
cry morning. The sheep are all
in fine condition and would make
an imposing show if they we're all
thrown into one band.
, 1908-10-01
Tribute to Rev. Mccullough

Editor Sun:
1t Is with c regret We
learn that the Rev. Mccullough
and Family are leaving Saratoga
to the duties of another
parrish. The city of Casper is
fortunate in being able to COM
mand the services of such an en-
ergetic, capable, and educated
gentleman. In the time the Rev.
Mccullough mas been here, he
has won an enviable position IN
the community. MOI only among
his W parishloners, but also iii
the esteem of all fair-minded and
right thinking men. He is broad
minded, not given to cavilling ut
petty things, but standing on the
fundamental truths of right living.
While here Rev. Mccullough
took a great interest in the church
at Encampment aud built a COM
Portable church at that point, do
ing nearly all the carpenter work
himself, turning it over to the
congregation entirely furnished
and free from debt.
In this neighborhood of sports
men, he has shown himself a
sportsman of the right sort, who
can use the rod or gun alongside
of anyone. Not only do we lose a
pastor but also a charming family,
which is a distinct loss to the So
cial and school life of our town
1t is worthy of more than a pass
ing comment that we can not hold
among us, people of this sort, the
kind we most need. Rev. McCul-
Tough expects to leave for Casper
this week and his family will re-
main at the Hot Springs Cottage
until their household goods ar
rive at Casper. We congratulate
you, Casper, in your good luck
and judgement. Citizen.
, 1908-10-01
Steel Passenger Boat

d.. ). Richmond has invested in
an s passenger steel boat for use
ON the river which he obtained
thru that enterprising firm, Hun
ter u Laughlln. Mr.. Richmond
Will hire the boat to parties desir-
ing to 90 down the river fishing.
1t a be used as far MS Fl. Steele
and then hauled up to this place
again.
, 1908-10-01
Plenty of coal at Hunter & Laugh.
The "Universal" Coffee PercuIstor.

Have you seen the Universal"
coffee perculator, now on sale at the
Saratoga Grocery Company's storei
Ii not it will pay you to take a look
at it, especially if you value good cot.
fee' 1t works on scientific principles
that any child can understand. It
costs much more than an ordinary
coffee pot, but it will save the price Of
itself IN a year and still be as good as
new-in fact it will never wear GU.
with careful handling. TOLLS.