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Barton County democrat., 1908-08-21

Weak women should read my Book
No. 4 for Women" It tells Of Dr.,
Shops Night Cure. Tells how sooth'
Ing. healing, antiseptic suppositoriss,'
bring quick and certain help. The
Book is free. Address Dr.. Shoop, Ra-
cine, Wis. Sold by Frank Porter.
Barton County democrat., 1908-08-21

The second crop Of weeds and
grass along the sidewalks on east La.
kin is Of greater growth than the
first.
Barton County democrat., 1908-08-21

TAFT may b ~ best man the Re-
publicans could Aase nominated. but
the Democrats hsss done better. This
is a mighty gco1 ysar for Democrats
to vote the ns1euai ticket straight
against the neessyeltian herssies
which are Tafts saly political stock IN
trade.
Barton County democrat., 1908-08-21

Buck Weaver, whose work as catch.
er for the Larned ball team last year
won him the admiration Of the
fans, has been nominated for sher-
III Of Kearney county on the Re-
publican ticket.
Barton County democrat., 1908-08-21

d, y. ". dQQ.... -. 0U
Cutler, vira E to Brinkman Bank
lots 1S-19-2O B 126, Great Bend. /
Claflin Town Co to W S Schroeder
lots 8 blk IA, Claflin $50. \ 1926
Doorshaffer, S A to Henry Door
shaffer, pit NV 23-19-13 L
Doorshaffer, Henry to S A Door
shaffer, pit NV 23-19-13.. :. L
Dawson, o W to Henry Lanterman
lot II blk 10, Ellinwood. 49,. 22OOI
Dolecheck, Leopold to Foster
Lumber Co lots 1-2-S-4-5-B-16
Cla1lln. -. 80. .... ...... lUVU
Dennis, D T to G L Chapman
Truste lots 11-B-94 Great Bend 1850
Dell, Clara to ] W Stickney, lot
2-B-119 Great Bend. :. ...1S5O
Gunnell, Mary P. to Mary c. Pile
" int lots 1-2-B-12 Heizer Park
Add Great Bend.... 80. .... 60
Gunnell, Mary P guardian to
Mary C Pile, Y int lots 1-2-B-12
Heizer Park Add Great Bend 60
Howard, D E to J A Brown, WIZ
sell 21-1S-14., 80. 5000
Jantz, Jacob to Tobias B Unruh,
NV 30-20-14.... :. ...... l
Jackson ] W to D Kramer, lot
5-B-62 Great Bend. :. 80. :. $50
Johnson C N to Louis sw-25-19-
H.. 49,. -. -. -. oUOO
Keller, Margaret to F A Arnold
lot 1S-14-B-12, Albert ex IL IT. 100
King, Mary and W B to G L
Chapman, lot 1S-B-12S Great Bend
=. -. go. .... - lVV
Karst, Fred to Emanuel Karst,
wiz ne1s and ek NV 6-16-14-
kne-12-16-15. -. .... .... 100
Langham W ] to Frank Wymen
lot S-B-26- NJ add to Hois. 100
Lonnon, James to T P Fair, lot
2-Blk S6 Great Bend. :. 34OO
Lews, D ] to C F Hoagland, lots
19-14-B-12 IBIS Hois..... 525
Miller F ] to N ] Weber s1A of
neA 10-16-12.... -. 80. ......
Millard C E to H Hartman Y
int 21-B-37 Hoisington.. :. 400
Morganstern F S to L Siedel lots
S-9-B-24 Olmitz. -. -. 100
Nally, Ellen to Ernest Beeman
S5x15O NV cor B-2-A V T add
Great Bend. -. -. -. SoO
Pierce E to G H Durand and
GA Woodburn WIZ Sc 14-1S-14
| 80. ...... 80. oVVV
Pelter, Hanna and Chas to G l.
Chapman 9-B-114 Great Bend 5000
Ratzlaff ct al to Tobias Unruh
NV 30-20-14. :. -. -. 49,. l
Rush E L to Fred Walker e1s lots
| 10 to "a inc B-114 Great Bend 5000
Schannermany, Peter to Henry
Maier e1s ne n1a Sc 15-16-13 $3.50
Schauf, Peter to N ] Webber e15
NV 10-16-12.... -. $50. l5OO
Smith W C to ] H Hartman Y
int lot 21-B-37 Hoisington 400
State of Kansas to ] H Strott-
linen, sw 16-1S-11. -. ..".. 500
Schiveder W L to G P Weltmer
3-B-14 Claflin. -. -. -. 3l,2I
Tate, Henry to Hannah Walker
5Ox15O #. sw blk 35-a t c
GTedL b0uu. '.'s .'.''' - w
Tilton, Jonathan to Mrs. Laura A.
Townsley, / 1-B-135 Great Bend 100
Taylor A E to F v Russell lot 2
B-S5 Great Bend. -. :. lOOO
United States to Leah Giddens
nw-32-1S-15.. =. -. ...... patent
In P Land Co to W B Bott sw-19
16-l4.... 49,. -. ...... lo4V
Unruh, Susie and Ben to H
Unruh, nw-16-20-15... :. -. 5000
Wedel, Malinda to Tobias B Un-
rub, NV 3O-20-14.... 80. =. 125
Wilson, Mary A to w P White.
ne 24-19-14..N. -. -. :. 1000
Weiman, W H to Nancy E Bush
Ell Of lots 10 to "a inc. B-l14
Great Bend. :. -. -. >.
Wilson, William toe go Seigfried,
lot 12-1S.14-B-7-Smith End. add
Hoisington. =. -. -. ...... 2oC
Ward, Anita B to Mary e McCorm-
lex, lots 2S-24-B-s2 and 24-B-7S
Great end.... -. 80. ...,....
White W B to Frank Noordman,
se-z4-l6-l5.... -. 80. -. ovo
Barton County democrat., 1908-08-21

Wanted-Driving horse to keep. for
the winter. Good care and not. much
to do. W. F. Seward, Tel. 11s A. IL
Barton County democrat., 1908-08-21
F. Nuttleman
q Company

Builders of Tanks, Oil Cans,
Etc. They are prepared to
build you any size tank that
you want from any guage
iron. See them before do
inG anything else I'm that
line.
Barton County democrat., 1908-08-21

AtWell Driving they are
right at home. They can al
so supply you with Pumps,
and everything else in con-
nectiOn with wells.
Barton County democrat., 1908-08-21

Timing and Plumbing
Work done, and satisfactory
work guaranteed. Plumb
ers Supplies and Bath Room
Fixtures. Hose, Sprayers,
and all other necessary ar
ticles for the Water Works
and Bath Room.
Barton County democrat., 1908-08-21

Threshers' Supplies of all
kinds, the biggest line Ia
town. Including Beltirg, and
everything else you need.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-11
.lDENT
Read to Both
E,sse, Of National
Assembly
|lArloN CALLED FOR

4, sanding Of the Nation De-
II Er,eellent-controI Of Cor.
~. the President Thinks,
q. se Left to the National
..r.n,-Labor Leaders Come
!. e,itIelsm-Respect for Law
~. the weII.eeIng Of Country.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-11

again rcnew my recommendation
for postal savings banks. for deposit
ing savings with the security OF tho
government behind them. Tho object
is to encourage thrift and economy in
the wnge-earner and person OF mod
crate means. II Is believed that In the
aggregate vast sums OF money would 10
brought Into circulation through tho ir-
strumcntniiiy 81 tho postal savings
banks
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-11
Parcel Post.

In my last annual message | com
m"ndcd the postmaster generals
rccommo ndation for an extension OF tn"
parcel post IN the rural routes. The
establishment ~ a local parcel post on
rural routes would he to tho mutual
benefit OF the farmer and the country
storekcepcr. and II Is desirable that tho
routes. serving more than $1,000. 900
people. should he utilized to the fullest
nrncIlrnhln eNInnI
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
Sensational Golf PLAYED
by ". ]. Bradley
BY Grant Smith

The second half Of the home and home
contest played on the links Of the san
Francisco golf and country club fur
nlshed even bigger surprise than the
nrst half. which was played over the
course Of the Preside golf club two
weeks ago With a lead OF up and
playing over their own course Arthur
Owen and Bell, the professionals were
looked upon as almost sure winners A
A. CUthbertSOn and " J. Bradley OF
the Preslcio golf club turned the tables
on them and finished 4 up. giving them
IS holes by up
TIE victory Of the representative OF
the Preside club was due 10 the bril-
liant game played BY Bradley. Bradley
played wonderful golf toward the close
Of the match With 10 holes gone and
their opponents lead increased 10 three.
Bradley and CuIhbertson seemed hope
lsSsly beaten but the PreS5d5o golfers
finished with a rush and did not lose a
hole thereafter
Bradley was easily the star OF the
day. winning SIX Of the IS holes. Bell
won three holes. Cuthberrson one an5
We're halFed- Despite the fact that
there was a strong wind and 4 heavr
fog. Bradley negotiated The Is holes in
So. bogey for the course being -
The first and second holes were
halved in ave each Bradley and Cuth-
bertSon won the third hole Iearinz
them one down on the match The
fourth hole was halved in four while
the fifth went 10 Bradley and Cuthbert-
son, making the score ali even Bel
and Owen won the sixth hole giving
them a lead OF ! Up The seventh hole
was halTed, while the eighth went 70
Bell and Owen. giving them q lead Of :
Up The ninth hole was halved and The
tenth was won BY Bell and Owen. which
increased their lead 10 Up
With only eight holes 10 so. Bradley
and Cuthbertsoa looked 10 have about
one chance in q thousand. but right
here Bradley commenced his sensational
finish that turned almost certain defeat
into victory Bradley and Cuth6eEtS0n
won the eleventh hole. The twelfth
hole was halved. but the thirteenth and
fourteenth went 10 the Preside golfers.
making the score all ever They also
took the fifteenth hole and went into
the lead for the hTst time during The
match The sixteenth hole was halved.
and Bell and Owen had their last chance
on the seventeenth hole This they lost.
giving their opponents the match BIZ
I'D and one 10 play The last hole was
pIayefi out and was halTed-
owen was in unusually poor form,
and failed 10 win q hole OF the Is.
F3eIl PLAYED much better than his team
MAZE hut Bradley oufshone the other
three contestants and easily carried on
the honors-
In the forenoon Robert Hayne- 4
crack amateur from the east joined
forces with r J. Reilly. the p-ofes-
sional of the Burlingame golf clnn. IN
= f0ursonae with Bell and Owen over 5
holes. and won BY score Of ! Up
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
Baseball Notes

II tie SECOND iRasaE. E5fh Melchosr oa 6rs;.
Beek Iaed a foul over The right ae8d fence - I
was 1Ac lCzgss1 hi1 of The season Though re
hsll looked wide ~ ave feet many q TIE fans
ko~tec zn1 yelled fair
Many of the fsns arr lIolseriar 81 Tcnr for
selting Sator 10 Cazragc- This was as,euf the
csly course % D1zsne- y TIE seathpzE was not
sold lie snrc Szul1 be drafted - some bSx
league clsb. - flle lae2l teSEa may as well get
'as l'ssas Sesived from tae IHrcAase-
Miekey Ia LonEe started to casch IN tbe
Old be Was AIT ~ E fous han sud forced 70 re-
tire p fsToT II BrTTE- IN Tie xftegnoOn NsckeS
insisted on ggsn< te wcrk He gsmely StayesI
EiEh tae 80 and inade rwo q tie Seals fonr
hits
Tie ps-zizud lineup had t. lie switched aruun5
n she HlfEnslg hecanse of lie tardsness of
Pearl Sasex- who did MT shcr- Jahnson was
put = work ca seooad- RYAN al third and Ne
trfssie Bezs u l2e cz..1ei4s- rsuiteriaE as be.
went lis E3F- Wen. here am the atszss q 1Ais
team. buE Ssh cant sas oa while these other
fellows d soest as they please.
I,reSsdeat cai Ewing Kill leave for Seztsln
tclu1rTcx eFrziiBg Ia raspease 20 4 telegram
ysstrrg-sy fra11 I1dgs W "a Mrt.re55p s7rre-
81 f4e 1sezsla1d team Tt1ngh EyElug iS keeFsiH.
The Seurct II 1Es n1iSsscR ssTy quiet Il = kFsern
ttizz 8s-Crr<sle has rezrfsesl sssne god g.euS
% help 1sn olr- I1aSe Whe EF8w tzae 1sssr s5svr,
Of The baseball sizzasson declsse that ere he -
turns E~lns wih bSFe hxed up q deal wherss5r
seattle + taken hack s1Eo yhr faaa afozz with
Esrol2 a7sG The aIEe5 talked pf efgat einh cir
cat fer Dex1 eea<en completed
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
Close Tennis Contests
on Park Courts
CoaSf Champions Are Defeated
by Members OF the Berke-
ley Players
By Gram Smith

The handicap doubles tournament
commenced On the Golden Gate park
courts yesterday was completed 70 the
hnals- The successful teams were
JoseRh schwarz and "a. Rose and "
y Ambrose ana Miller Hotchkizs- The
latter played al scratch and the for
ue- al SIS aboVe- Considering the fact
that there were e teams IN the com
petition and only three defaults. the
tournament committee did excellent
work - completing play 70 the hnais-
good as thai IN tne last tournament
. Of the kind. The matches a. a rule
proved close and interesting.
Coast champions in doubles. Maurice
Mclaughlin ard George James were
beaten in the second round hv Homer
HotchklSS and A r. NcSW ain OF Berke-
were benefited b. handicap Of owe
Sc. which proved considerable more
than the champions could carry The
Berkeley boys won in straight sets
Miller Ho1chkiss and " n An
brose. another team from the Berkeley
tennis club. pllt HotehkiSs and McSWain
ou1 in the sfminnals- The losers won
The first set without the loss Of a
game. hut lost the next two the LAST
OF which was one sided
One OF the best matches q the day
was that between Charles FOiev and
Harold Getz ard Fred Adams and n p.
Martin. The latter received ODDS Of
owe 80. and wen 4 hard fought three
set match The fnals VIII Be played
sunday az 2-34 O'Clock
The scores follow
Prelimiaary round-J- A co1e sad = y
f9uerin tl5 2-st heat = Harris a1d z T~rhs
Z t30f ~ defaalt- G. J. SparrvW and C. n Pear
So tls 2-5l be11 = F. Jscebi ard A. H SIN
Z t51f. 2-f- g. t1- " n Ambrose s1d st.
Z IIn1eAktsS tsrrafeAi beat H. e. FrSano and
BroEn 10 Is -. ca e2- C. r. 6srdne- and
n g. hncylioo leEe 80 bat q 6r1nn epd
F. ege--1 leEe = --sl- y defa1l1. g Curiry
ard = -. Hlnke = 40 beat a. j. Hoberts s1sl
y saith fl5 +es- Sc 6-t. Faui HarteEsan and
" Aarrrs i3-6t nez1 n A. Peck end r. a.
Tuttle fi5 4s}. b. Gefzult- Harold Getz and
Charles Foley ioEe 50 bar J cahin snd y 4.
n P Martin fsEatchl bar Cazlls brothers
Z l15 4Gf- 81 46 S5
First rqu1d-A- r HcSWain ard r. Hotr1kiss
f0we 10 bear " E7Cvvn and " n How
- 30 50. So Aa1rice llrLonghlln sne
6eorEs 1ares foTe 4e4 hal r u Eamernn aal
" r 1zcgses IL 4sf. So e-1- Code and
Gnerin fi5 4Ft hesr PPsrs1 and SrarruV
f11 zFf. 50 So 4EtreSe and H1IcEEizs
lscrafchs hear Gar61er ard kupElzcn lowe s-i-l-
-. So HarEemAn and MsTras $50 hsar Csr-
and Martin fserarcni heat Foley ard t9efz foEe
5Ql- 20 60. g. J. SehWzrz and NJ koSe as
L hezt 2 n McBoFie and y + c-rarhan tlsf-
{ Ga 80 ]. gohasln ns and G. G. smith fall
best Leyia e-9fasT So. - - -
Aaltrcse and Ho1rhkiss fsrrateht hest foeie
s11 GusTi1 i15 2-sl s-S S-- g. A1zzas ard
Martin scratch test Ear1ens1 sDa Marrrs
f5-5f- -. Ga. Sclwsz ard Rose f1Gf bes-
1ezus1one and Smith l.s1- e. s-5
S=1il-l1ais-AllrlS 1H1 -i4le1klss t~r-at.at
hezt MeSTaiZ and Eo1chkiSS fuWe H. t-f. ca
s-1- SehEarz and Eose So beat Adams ard
M1rrl1 tsc-aIc1l- 81 Ga b4
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
coUNrY LEAGIE eA,IEs

OAKLAND. Aug 9-The second So
ries OF games In the Alameda county
baseball league were played yesterday
AT three di1s-ent diamonds. and TIE
teams will shift positions considera his
on account Of todayFs results The
garaes resulted as follows Kxeig y
Halton ;. Fruitvaie s. batteries. Brarap-
ton and Stewart, Beuills and Iones
Yosemftes s. Golden SheafS :. Batteries.
Powers and McL0ud Dunning and
Hoyle- Haywards J. Don Morris ~:
batteries Levy and Weslauer. Martin
and Coby- Tribunes s. Maxwefls 3.bat-
teries- Sparks and Rice, Carol and VII
kinsDl-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
YOUNG MUSICIANS
End LONG TRAMP
Columbia Park Boys Club Com
pIetes $50 Mile "1ike" for
Summer Outing

Deeply tanned and IN the best Of
health and spirits the IS members Of
the Columbia park boys club returned
70 san Francisco this morning after
spending seven weeks On a 4S8 mile
hike, 70 Eureka and 10 Point Arena
The boys walked al the way and a.
night slept under the stars in their
sleeping bags
Sidney : PiexOtIo. manager Of the
club. was in charge. He was assisted
By Garnet Holmes. who is the musical
and stage director Of the club The
expenses Of tne trip were earned By the
boys themselves Minstrel shows were
given in many Of the towns along the
route and n this way the boys had q
summers outing with but very little
expense 70 themselves
There was 10 sickness among the
trampers and not an accident marred
the pleasure OF the trip For the last
10 years II has been the custom Of the
manager OF the Columbia park boys
club 70 have q sumner walk OF sew
eraI hundred miles Frequent trips
have been made 70 Los Angeles and 70
Eureka and this years pilgrimage was
perhaps the most successful OF any
held by the club
The party OF youthful trampers com
~o110T-f-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
IRRIGATION CONGRESS TO
MEET IL ALBUQUERQUE
National Government Will Take
Part in Convention Through
Representatives

The national irrigation congress,
s-hi-a las grown from a small begin
ming az salt Lake city in 1881 10 one
of tile most important and productive
~ conventions. VIII meet this year from
-enreruber - 10 October 10 al Alba
nuerll1e- n n = compre relsiEe book
1r- telling % the important questions
-hsT VIII Be discussed sD1 acted upon
zt TIE convention ana of 1ne MANY
attractions II a lhua uenaue has been
ssued br the santa Ee railroad By
--hfret and b-reau officers the us-
s.sT4l government thzs year VIII par
sfefrtasfe IN sll the discussions
sssslIn nueruUe. the convention city. Is
s. rhe very heart OF the country zhsz
IS being benefited bv Irrigation Il Is
= toxin OF zo.efe Inhabitants and the
railroad center Of an ARA soc miles
square FOR its size IL Is one q the
hest managed and equipped cities II
rre land
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
WILL NOT SHIFT MEETING
Denial of Report of Transfer of
Sheepshead Fall Races

SARATOGA. y Y. Aug s-Racing
authorities here say that reports cir
culated regarding the transfer Of the
Sheepshead fail meeting 70 this track
and The sale OF the Brighton Beach
track for building lots are without
foundation The Sheepshead Bay fail
meeting viii be held over the home
track This statement is made on the
authority Of SCHUYLER L Parsons. pre-
siding steward Of the Coney Island
fockay club. Parsons afGed-
1T would be ridiculous 70 make a
change 70 SaTatoga fer many reasons
after the regular meeting ends here
and race goeTs and horse owners ship
70 New York - take part n the meet
ing Al the Ernp1re city track they
would not care 10 make the rTip back
again 10 the spa
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
HENLEY HAS A GOOD DAY

Old SliveFs Henley came right through
En- the morning game on The other side
Of the pond and surprised them ali b.
pitching & big league game against the
Beavers he had them Indian signed IA
every inning save the fourth when they
managed 70 grab on a run But IN The
meantime tEs Seals were on 1he job al
every moment and playing the game Tor
fair They EOt OF nicely and were
never headed
The big rally came OF in the second
inning and II was started by Williams
and finished by Henley. who helped win
bis oWn game with 4 nice two szcker
TIE good work was continued in the
fourth. when another one was added.
and The game was clincfed during the
eighth. when the boys managed TO
squeeze through the fifth one
san Francisco played The reais high
grade. gilt edged stuff IN the field be-
hind their uoothpick pitcher Not an
error Or anything that looked ike one
TnaTred the work OF the team Portland
figured dangerous in several innings.
but the stonewaH inield was always
there 70 check the rallies. The score
TR 70 RAIORNING GAME
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
MASKETTE AND SIR MARTIN
Matched in Race for a Side Bet
of $4,000
sPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI.

SARATOGA. Y Y. Aug. s--James r.
Keene met John Madden today and Of
fere3 10 race his unbeaIen : year old
Ely Msskette against Sir Martin
Thursday for SO 600 q side at six fur
longs. regular scale weights OF 1IQ
pounds and 132 pounds. respectively 10
be carried. Madden objected on the
ground that the colt had a valuable
engagement 10 nj in the Hopeful
But said he ] viii race Sir Mar
tin against Maske5ge IN the Fiarbush
stake Immediately following the run
niBg Of the futuritv for sIe.eo0 side
penalty and all should he win the last
named stake
Whether MaSkette wins OF loses the
futuTity, Il IS agreed that this pair are
matched IN the FlatbnSh stake for z
side bet OF SO, SOC. said Keene.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
Los Angeles Defeats
the Oakland Team
SPECIAL DlsrArcH TO THE CALL

Los ANGELES. Aug s.-oakland to-
DAY lost tie fourth game in the series
ot SIX with the champions. barely miss
ing being shut out. the stick work OF
smith and Wheeler being the main fea-
lures Of the game Los Angeles got
two runs in the hrst and two ia the
sixth p the first Bernard got 10 first
on Cooks man Of . f1g and. with two
oHf. Wheeler smashed a double that
scored bernard. Wheeler getting IN on
smith single TO left Wheeler walked
IN the sixth. scoring on a triple by
smith 10 center. Smith making the last
run on a long fly By Ellis
Van Haltren walked in the fifth and
goI 10 second on Bernard's fSImble of q
gToEnoer BY Cook Singles by Heit-
muller and II. Hogan scored both.
Score
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
SCORNED POLICE AID
TO LOCATE HUSBAND
Pretty Mulatto Girl Seeks
spouse She Suspects OF
Running Away

Msunda snow. pretty mularto girl
sought IN vain along TIE water front
yesterday Tor her man, as she
termed her husband When advised 70
-ena-r rbe loss 10 the police. she waxc6
indignant and said.
why ] am regular policeman my
serr ae once before le ran away ana
] hnrtal fer three DAYS and nn7ltx
f0rrF hsn down IN san Jose and i
|sr-os-.rfs hs-n home
Nsilrda stated that her husband had
1rfr fnuse on Saturczy night and a.
~ fff nnt show up again she began a
fs~f ror ffs-, some friend told l3er
rrsr ~ was going 10 seattle ~ sea
Sic began her search ~ TIE mat dock
snl covered the entire city 'front.' DIT
81 ~ : late hour had not found her
Missing spouse
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10

Bradley
San Francisco Nine Fights Gamely
and Wins Double Header
By w. J. SIaftery

Without stopping for look who comngi the Seals
waded right through the tough going yesterday and the Beav
double cleaning games OF ball that ul OF hight
while the Once they tasted Of the blood OF
the morning Oakland the members OF the home
the northern sIuggers ike wild things before the adirng
hrong the Valencia lot and after the nth the
belonged 10 them beyond the question OF doubt
The victory OF Saturday made possible but hardly probable
at the bows could beat the Beavers twice YESTERDAY and thereby
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
COLD BATH IN BAY FOR
THREE MERRY MAKERS
Young Men Go Overheard When
Boat Hits Snag, but Are
Soon FiShed Out

4 mcrrF partT q picnicsZers g The
has yesterday had their srdor some
-,-har dzrnpene5 BY three o. their mem
hers falling inte the wafer
rfev started oUt il the sIoop Ms
chef bound Tor Hunters point When
IS Mission bav they decided thai they
needed refreshmelts and the sloop was
brought - an zuchoEage- Jack Cane
ana II convex. two members OF she
r.r-fr started 10 60 ashore in the
-erser. Tho tender struck Snag aud
rsa two men were pitched into the
laF-
ErfFfan Behan- another member %
rfe party. in trying - rescue Convey
go f-rre ftl Into tie hay himself
--i,rr were all 6HallE lshed out By
81 aFeI<r.-stt ssnta5n Of the Mischief
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
Alameda State Leaguers Defeat San
Francisco by a Score Of 4 to |

ALAMEDA. Aug s-The AIamedas
allowed the San Franciscos 10 score
only one run this afternoon while they
We're scoring four. Johnson. the south
paw twirler of the home team. was
found for nine hits. while Deparade Of
the losers was located for seven safe
swats- Johnson was accorded better
support than DepaTa6e
Billy Dunleavy showed that he has
recovered his slugging eye by smash
ing out 10 timely drives one OF them
being good for two bases The score.
SIX FR 4NErfScn
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
uNION GUN cLrB's sHoor

The members OF the Union gun club
Shot al bluerecks for the Du Pont
trophy Al the Inglesitie traps yester-
s7av afternoon. and good scores were
TWe1fy targetz- re-FDirTr h1EslltaIe. - yArts-
Burfsnfh 16- Il IA. IL 8utier -. . HeeEir 4.
Il Is Il lz- Ashlin a. Haas T. Tillgaas Il
II. IT, Prize II. IL Ragl4nd L. Do Mur1ock
II Il
Frsn Is xaras-IeEis. IL SorEroVe. 1s. >.
Fro@ i ysrds-Nzs- Byns. Il M.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
cALIFoRNIA PIoNEER DIE

los ANGELES. Aug g-WiIlIau,
Dennis for nearly 50 years q Califrsr-
MA miner. operator and expert. died
suddenly OF heart disease while wa1k
ing near his I1oS angeles home this ar
ternoon- He was II years old and carra
from Wales to California IN 1885. For
many Years ne was confidential exnssrs
for the Bank Of California In addition
to ti1e widow there are left four sons
and one daughter
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
WINS GOLF TROPHY

for the possession Of the punch bowl IN
the gelf tournament of The C1aremOut
country club Jack Neville proved the
superior OF Frank kaIles and viii row
become the absolute owner OF the valu-
able trophy The match was played
over only "a holes At the end Of the
fsrsf round Neville was ) UP and in the
nnaI round the winner was resting with
up and TO play.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
SACRAMENTO q. OAKLAND

SACRAMENTO, Aug s-The game
today between Oakland and Sacra-
mento Of the State baseball league went
10 the Senator's by g score Of 10 l.
The visitors did not have chance at
any stage of the proceedings. although
they displayed considerable ginger and
pulled OF some sensational plays
A stir south wind blew across the
diamond during the game, ana a1 times
those in the grandstand could not see
the players through the clouds OF dust
SroTa-