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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-03-07
International Road Convention.

1t IS announced that the minister of
public works of France has been au-
thOrized TO call an international con
vention in his country in 1908 for the
purpose of considering methods to pre-
vent roads from being damaged by eX-
cessive automobile traffic. The use of
the automobile, it is claimed, has pro
duced many new problems In connec-
tion with the splendid roads for which
France has become famous, and a plan
for their construction and maintenance
is deemed necessary. The delegates
will therefore in particular discuss
methods of adapting present roads to
the new conditions of traffic.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-03-07

actual test can pass abreast. This
wall extends for 400 feet and at one
part describes a beautiful curve. I'm
less it IS desired to make fill an eX-
cayation of several feet is first made,
and Mr.. GleSsner'S men and oxen then
begin to dump in immense stones talk
en- out of the nearest fields A fairly
level course is made of these, and then
another layer of somewhat smaller
stone is dumped on.
Then comes n still smaller layer, and
then, last, the stonework is leveled up
and all openings are filled in with very
small stone, so carefully and thorough
ly placed that animals can be driven
over without hurting their feet. Then
the rock Is entirely covered and the
road finally shaped up with good
layer of "hardpan," which packs solid
and is practically impcrvious to water.
Drainage ut each side Is always pro
vided for the roads are well rounded,
and these features, combined with the
solid foundation OF rock underneath
and the impervious layer on top, give
an ideal road.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-03-07
LIKE A ROMAN ROAD.


How a Chicago Millionaire Uses Rocks
on His New Hampshire Farm.
j. GlcSSner, the Chicago millionaire,
Bethlehem, n H.. for the last twenty
four years, is rapidly attaining fame
as Il road builder, says Il Bethlehem
correspondent of the Chicago Record
Herald. He is now able to show three
miles of probably the finest road in the
White mountains, all within or adjoin-
ing his own estate and all public road,
although it was all built or built over
by Mr. GlcSsncr at his own expense.
During the late autumn he had con
structed half mile of road on the
main highway from Bethlehem to Lit
tlcton and during most of that time
had crew of seventy men, thirty
horses and twenty oxen engaged on
the work Part of this road looks like
pictures of the modern French or the
old Roman roads, and it is built fully
as solidly as the Roman roads used to
be-in fact after the same plan.
The most important work done on
the Littleton-B bethlehem road by Mr..
GlcsSner this year has been an eX-
tensive fill of quite stretch of road
over some lowland where bad travel
ing had generally been the rule At
the lowest place the road was filed in
six feet with stone, and the stone
wall on each side was carried three
feet higher, the wall in places being
ten feet higher on the back side, or
side toward the fields. The wall is
three feet wide on top and is strong
ly built.
The road is twenty five feet wide be
tween the walls, and four teams by
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-03-07
canada,s Interest In Good Road Plan.

ID. Ward King of Maitland, Mo, who
is the head of the rural improvement
department of the American Civic as
sociation, has drag log method for
obtaining good roads at the least ex-
pense which is being adopted In the
Canadian provinces. The Farmers Ad-
vocate of London, Ont, is offering 500
In prizes for the best roads made with
n King drag. In personal letter the
editor wrote: "A widespread interest
has been aroused and many drags con-
structed in addition to those used by
our contestants. So far we are more
than delighted with what we have seen
and heard of the results"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-03-07
The Afchans,

Native Afghan historians assert that
the inhabitants of their country are the
lost ten tribes of Israel. according to
scended from Afghana. the son OF
certain jeremiah. who was the son of
King Saul. The eastward removal of
the seed of Afghana is attributed to
NebuchadnezZar.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26
Alexander and Wright
Reach the Finals
Defeat of CIothier the Surprise
of the National Tennis
Tournament

NEWPORT. r l. Aug. 25.-Main-
tanning the strength and steadiness
which have characterized his playing
throughout the al cOmers national
lawn tennis tournament at the Casino.
Frederick B. Alexander OF New York
furnished the spectators today with
the greatest surprise of the entire
event by defeating William ]. ClOthier
Of Philadelphia. former national cham
pion, in straight sets. This was IN the
semi-fnals, and the result gave Alex
ander the right 10 play in the finals
tomorrow against BealS c. Wright OF
Boston. who disposed Of Nathaniel
Emerson OF Chicago today in a four
set contest.
Wright won the championship in
1905, while Alexander never be-
fore has succeeded in getting so far
as the finals in the national event.
Alexander defeated ClOthier three
sets TO love. the score being rs. To.
81, while Wright put out Emerson by
a score OF 6-2. As. 7-5. SIS.
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Kaufman Puts Flynn to
Sleep in Ninth
Badly Punished Himself, He
Succeeds in Landing
Knockout Blow

Los ANGELES. Aug. 25.-Al Kauf-
man knocked out Jim Flynn in the
ninth round tonight at Naud's Junction.
In the closing minute of the eighth
round Kaufman fioored Flynn for the
first time during the battle with right
and left to the jaw. Flynn regained
his feet before the count Of 10 and
kaufman coolly set himself and foored
Flynn a second time.
The bell saved Flynn and his seconds
dragged him helpless TO his corner
where they restored him sufficiently to
answer the bell in the ninth round, but
again kaufman fired and hit his mark
-Flynn's Jaw-and .the Colorado boy
toppled down and rolled upon his back,
completely knocked out. Up to the lat
seemed to have a distinct advantage
over Kaufman in speed. He forced the
lighting, got the better part of it in
the mixupS and Kaufman could not jar
him with his counters. Kaufman's s
leads We're slow, while Flynn stung
Kaufman's face repeatedly with stiff
hooks. which drew blood. At such
times the crowd cheered Justify for Jim
and urged him TO follow up his dis
tinct advantage, but kaufman never
was in real distress, although taking
the major part Of the punishment
When, toward the last, Flynn grew
weary, ne still had the better of the
hght from superior aggressiyeness.
/. kaufman's wind and strength came
10 his aid and an opening following a
wild rush by Flynn gave Kaufman his
opportunity and two we'll placed swings
settled the struggle.
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Dick Roller AnnexeS
the KniCkerbOcker
Easily Picks Up Rrbef, the
Pace Maker i'm the Early
Running
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

EMPIRE CITY, n. Y, Aug. 25.-The
west is doing pretty well at this meet
ing. Another valuable stake went to
a horseman from that part of the coun-
try today when Dick Roller won the
Knickerbocker handicap for j. B. Res
pess.
After Samuel Emery's Erbet had set
the pace TO the stretch there was moth
ing to it but Dick Roller, for that colt
came on in the last quarter to win in
very handy fashion by two lengths.
Erbet beat Footpad a head for the
place. Wise Mason, the Newcastle
stables candidate, was the second
at to ,, but he was only able to
get within half a length of Footpad,
the third horse at the finish:
The winner of the Knickerbocker
handicap may be expected to race on
creditabIy in such engagements as he
may have later in the season.
NiInbus beat Don Enrique in the sec
ond event and Tom Williams Firestone
finished third, a length and half
behind Don Enrique.
Summary:
FIRST RAcE-Five and half furlongs. sell
ing year olds; $500 added:
Odds. Horse, Weight and jockey. Fin.
4-l-Lawton Virgins. IL q. Leel............
7-l-ArOndack. 103 (H. SMITH.
6-l-Star Thistle. los CIV Miller rl............. 8
Time. I:07 1-5. Ciyita. Gliding Belle, Grania.
Billy Bodemer. Ross Fenton, o. Q. Kid, May
River. Siskin, Lady Butte. Elmer Boy, finished as
named.
SECOND RAcE-six fmlongs. handicap. 3
year olds and upward. 5000 added:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
I-1-Nimbus. ia (McDanieD. ...............
5-1-Don Enrique 102 (E. Dugan). ............
5-1-Firestone. los CIV. Miller. l..............
Time, l:11 40. King Cobalt finished fourth
THIRD RACE-One mile. 3 year olds and up
ward nonwinners at this meeting, $500 added
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
41-The Squire, 81 tG. Burnsl. l...............
I-2-Royal Tourist, 101 (E. Dugan). ..........
30-f-Balbus, o5 u. Butlerl. ..................
Time. 1:40 Zenap, Tony Bonero, Wool San
dals. finished named.
FOURTH RACE-The Knickerboeker handicap,
So. 600 added, about six furlongs, year olds:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
6-1-Dick Roller, l12 u. Lee.
7-1-Erbet. 100 Gilbert Observation-Disclosures.
6-I-Footpad. 119 (Nolterl- rl-.-..-.--....---.-.
Time, 1:10 2-5. Wise Mason, Homecrest, Tor
bellino. Catherine Simpson, finished named
FIFTH RACE-One mile selling 8 year olds
$500 added:
7-1-Cymbal. 1O3 lBergenl. l..-..-.............
6-I-Blaek Oak, 110 tMcDanieD- .....-...-...
o-I-AIlford los o. Butler. .---...---..-..
Black Mary Laughing Eyes. finished named.
SIXTH RACE-0ne and a sixteenth miles
selling year oids and upward. $500 added:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
1I-5-Rockstone. 1O3 Garner. l.......-.......-. ]
4-5-Miss Lida l05 fButlerl erl.................
6-1-George G.. Hall, LOB tMcCarthy)..
Time al 4-5. Lad of Langden. Bonnie Bard
Prince of CASTLE. Charley. finished as named.
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Champion Lightweight Is ''On EDGE
and TireIeSS in Ills Training

The OF roko wins all by itself Battling Nelson's
and the last days the champion has been playing
of the boards very beneficial developing speed
muscle eesght and wind and if does put his training
down and Bat says will have 60 for whleat
least until he satisfied that he everybody the camp
playing Providing he keeps his present batting average Bat
is to ? shot
The game is very fast and when played properly
interesting speedy. 1t made up OF ball. OF small
punching bag hung frame
through the middle The trick hit of the ropes with
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26
Guideless PAGER Goes
Mile in zoo

BELLINGTIAM, Wash. Aug. 25.-Five
thousand persons witnessed the OPEN
ing of the four day race meet at the
fair grounds today. The weather was
fine and the track fast. The feature
of the days racing was the lowering
of the worlds mile guideless pacing
record by College Maid, which went the
distance in 2:09. breaking the former
mary:
First race. one MILE PAGERS. 2:30 class-Geral-
dine won, The Indian second. Pilot McGregor
third Lou Ladi fourth
Second race, one mile. pacing, 200 class
Tommy Grafton won Ira Boy second. General
Curfus third Alta Norte fourth.
Third raee-College Maid guideless PAGER
against record. Time 2:09
Fourth race. seven furlongs-A. Muskoday won,
Diamond second. Gigana third
Fifth race. one mIle--Monvlna won. Alice Ca
rey second, Fair Fagot third.
Sixth race. FIVE fTrlongs-E c. Runte won,
Sister Julia second. EIba third.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26
YouTH MAKES PERFECT SCORE

CAMP PERRY. Ohio, Aug 25.-The
United States navy. which led the field
at the beginning of the second days
firing in the national match, increased
its lead by IA points this morning on
the 500 yards range. where the match
progressed in a high wind The navy
now have 1892. with Massachusetts
second with 1873. The only perfect
score at 500 yards was made by one of
the Youngest of the contestants, Mid
shiprnan willis A Lee of the navy
who captured the national individual
and the national pistol matches hast
year
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26
wEsr oAkLANp cLuR Rours

OAKLAND. Aug. 25--Some Of the
best known short distance serappers
in the bay cities are listed on the card
which the West Oakland club viii offer
to Its patrons Friday night First will
be Johnny Jones and Jimmy Carroll.
and the winner of this bout Will be en-
titled to a crack at Jimmy Walsh for
the lis pound championship. These
boys are both willing clever fighters
and their six round bout should be one
of the most interesting seen on this
side of the bay in many moons Next
in Importance will be the go between
Willie Ritchie and Tommy Mccarthy
Two other six round bouts will be fea-
lures of the card. Harry Williams VS.
Jimmy Irwin and Willie Johnson
against Antoine Lagrave-
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Fort Erie Races

FORT ERIE. Aug. 25.-Today's results:
First race, five MISUNDERSTANDING won, Des-
perado second. Lucky Ford third. Time 1:01 %.
Second race. i've and half furlongs-M iehael
Angelo won, Maxim Gun second, Cowdin third.
Time. LOG 3-5.
Third race, six furlongs-Heine won. Night
Mist second, Punky third. Time 1:13.
Fourth race. mile and 10 yards-klng's Daugh-
ter won, Terah second, Goes Fast third Time,
AZ 20.
Fifth race, FIVE and a half furlongs- -Berwick
won. ST Jeanne second. Elizabeth Harwood
third Time. 1:06 3-5.
Sixth race, mile-Lady Baldur won, Keep
MoFing second, Giles third. Time Al
Seventh race. mile and sixteenth-Dr. Lee
Huffman won. Lady Esther second, Arrow Swift
third. Time, TAG.
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Peerless Lass First at
Fifteen to One

Z (.
To- 1-Ponciana (Manders) lilo . 23
4-,l-Lady Martinez tKchbmln0
Time. I:0S- Pallas, Morea, Lightning Flash.
Colonial Mary. Black Hand. Weavette, finished
as named. Winner. b. Z. by Ormican or Artil-
ond and third handily The saddle ON Ponciana
slipped or she might have won. Morea ran bad
looking race.
SECOND RAGE-Five and half furlOugs.
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. ST. Str Fin.
7-2-Athgold tE- Clark .....1 .1l2 , 1 4 4
T-1-Mrs. Neugent Oh. stuartll07 n
Fl2-l-Doilar Chaser (Krehbmi.1Oo 81 3H
varnIi Time & I:ossA. % Talien. S Strat Martin Zoe
Marigold- Start good. Won driven. Second and
third the same.
THIRD RACE-sk furIongs. selling. year
olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT. st. Str. Fin.
15-1-Peerless Lass (P0stl 100 8 2Is 1 =
e-1-El Paisano Fischer).. JOB IN
Time. 1:i5E Robert Mitchell. Spring Leaf.
Helisme. Ed Tracey, Brush Up. sibari, Manda-
Free Knight-ouesada- Start. good. Won In a
drive OF three Peerless Lass better ridden than
at the end Sibari was shy OF speed
FOURTH RACE-Ffve furIongs selling
year olds and upward, ridden by grooms and ex-
ereise boys:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
61-St. Joe (Perrinel- y 1 21h
-2-Gurriculum (Fountain).. 22
Z . i
Time, 1:03A. Marina Duke Of Orleans. f.
N. Brattain, Bill Bagwen Chancellor Wall
worth, Joe WOotan, Hop Queen. Paddy Lynch
MoSketo, finished named Winner. eh. e (5)
by st. Pancers-Jennie Harding. Start good
Won easily. Second the same. Third driven
Curriculum was well meant.
FIFTH RACE-Five and half furlongs SELL
/ ing. year olds:
Odds. Horse and locker. W.T. St Str. Fin.
3-1-Knight Deck III Stuart)I09 / II u
3-1-Zella G IT, Clark. Jos 1 II
lo-1-Bonfles tButwelD. lilo = 3h 5 4
Ward. Semproella. finished named Winner
b. e By Free knight-Bele Decker. start good
Won driven. Second and third the same Knight
Deck stood drive gamely- He is a bit OF
loafer. Zella g had to go very wide. Ollie
Ward was on the rail in close quarters all the
SIXTH RACE-One mile, selling, 4 year olds
and upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey VT ST. Str Fin
g. 1-Eudora (Yan Dusenl... 81 II II
I10-PrOteus (Kirschbauml. .1O1 81 IL
12- Hi Caul Cap Nelson .1O1 o ,
Time, 1:42A. Phil IgOe. Bepvolio, Markie
Happy Rice. Boundclif. ". b. Gates. finished
as named Winner. br- ID. a by Plaudit-The
Hoyden. Start good. Won cIeVerly- Second
easily. Third driven Endora 10 life sud
denly and was never in trouble.
SEVENTH RACE-Seven furlongs. selling 5
year olds and upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey VT St STR Fin
| 3-1-Fair Chance tPoTersl les u IL
6-5-Sake tE. Clark. % q
2-1-R Rustling Silk (Nelsonl- 100 2 2 y 3 2
Time :2oL. Cascade of Diamonds. Balreed.
ner. ch. m 90 by KismetM Main Top Start good
/ Won easily Second and third the same Fair
Chance the best horse. Cascade OF Diamonds
made up lot of ground
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Ddl-, AAlEl Is SIruck Win Ile ndnO-
Every time this is done, one point is
counted for the lucky player.
The Nelson party went at the game
good and strong yesterday and when
Il was all over Willis Britt wanted 10
call the patrol wagon He was in for
fair and so were Jack Grace. Red Cor
net and a couple Of the village lads who
volunteered their services But Nell
son was as strong as when he started
and he likes the sport so much that he
viii play II every day.
After finishing with the new tangled
game the Battler took on Cornet and
Ier Perry for A couple OF rounds OF
boxing. They all slammed away and
Nelson was only well warmed up when
1t was declared OF for the day. After
doing the fancy mitt work the cham
both bevs fer a round each and fin
ished Up feeling great
Nelson is just in the right frame OF
mfnS 10 go now and they cannot give
him too much. He wants to tear every
morning and keep up the work TIL
dinner time. However. he viii follow
stunts gradually. He looks TO be in
better shape right now than when he
entered the ring against Cans last
fourth OF July
Cans had TO content himself with
three rounds with Freddie Landers al
his Alameda gym yesterday afternoon
When the appointed hour was al nano
Abe Atteu showed up, but announced
that he was too light and would not
work for the balance Of the day No
body could persuade Abe TO don the
big mitts with Joe. so Landers came
out and toed the scratch
some goo or 400 persons were there
70 watch the old time master of the
IEhtWeights work out He gave them
q good exhibition. too, for the three
rounds, showing great variety OF
5abs. hooks. swings. blocks and ducks
Zoe appeared TO be strong and only
well warmed up when the boxing was
over.
II order 70 accommodate the big crowd which
IS expected next Sunday afternoon Manager
Benny Selig has arranged for the construction
~ 2 raised stand ont IN the open. where Joe
ran take his sparring partners and give
With Atteu this afternoon. and 1t IS likely that
se win also 90 with Landers and Murphy
While they were al working hard yesterday,
none Of them bad ANYTHING on little Owen NO
ran the fighting Britisher- At break OF day
Re was up and stirring and out on the road q
couple of hours later. He came back feeling
flkc fghf- and after some luncheon and little
work IN The gymnasium he ready for al
the snsrrfng partners they could trot out. No
ran took Joe Martin. big 155 pounder. f0l
fuo rounds. aud gave him fne time NeXi
came Rosheslar. a bantam. who could not with
sand tire Brit0n's rushes for more than couple
~ rounds Billy Foster. likely looking light
vroient came last and Moran mixed II with hin
reef II Was of The most strenuous bouts
that owen has yet INDUCED IN.
For 3 Windrp Moran wrestleo and fucEed foi
q connie Of rounds with his trainer. Til
keeling They n1auled smother all ths
ring and Moran showed his strength and vitality
~ rs work the little fellow announced tha'
h. weighed 5ust l26 pounds and could make
weight 81 any moment
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26
vINroNs WANT A GAME

The vintons now claim the cham
pionship in the 16 year old class of
baseball teams They defeated the
Brownies Sunday by a score of to 7.
Cable and vlepto formed the battery
for the Vintons and Perry and O'Brien
for the Brownies. The Nintons. through
their manager. p. Krow. $685. Octavia
street. have issued a challenge to any
I6 year old team IN the city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26
Modern Magic

Merlin. King Arthur's official wizard
for. all the power of his wand. never
dreamed of working such wonders as
are being accomplished by the touch of
water upon the dry country of Imperial
The desert has been surprised into
bIossoming not so much as the rose but
as the melon. which is the treasure of
that ransomed land Charles S. Aiken,
in Sunset for September, tells agree
ably the story of what wideawake
Americans are doing in that enchanted
corner Of the country.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26
Papke and Ketchel Are
Matched for Fight

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 25.-The man.
ayers OF Billy Papke and Stanley
KetcheI signed articles today for 25
round fight before the Jeffries club at
Vernon on the afternoon OF Labor day,
September :. The men are to weigh In
AZ I5S pounds at noon and fight for the
middle weight championship. The
purse viii be split upon a basis OF SO
end 90 per cent. A forfeit OF $500 was
v,oefed BIZ each manager
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26
Nineteen Carded fol
Rich Suburban

NEW YORK Aug. 25.-Nineteen
horses. the pick of the year old
division. have been named as probable
starters in the classic Futurity, which
Will be run next Saturday over the
course of the Coney Island jockey club
at Sheepshead Bay. The event is at
six furlongs and this year the purse
is estimated TO be worth $4,000.
]. r. Keene leads the. nominators
with four entries, while j.. E. Madden
and Harry Payne Whitney have sent
in three each and II. B. Duryea two.
The entries with the weights allotted
follow
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rAIL TRAck TRAINING

BERKELEY. Aug. 25.-Fall track
4-airing al the University OF califor-
Ma will be started next Monday after
noon. when the track aspirants viii
hold their first meeting on the oval
an FRIDAY a rally Of the track men
viii BE- held in California hall, when
Addresses will be made by Graduate
Manager Ralph Merritt and Captain
f5oV- C5oples Cowles has been appoint
- assistant track manager for the
season and ". z. Smith, third baseman
on the nine. has been appointed base
1-e1 manager
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26
Fort Erie Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-IstrOuma, Dearie,
Southern Bride.
Second race - AUnWeEanE,
WOOdside, Economy.
Third race-W oolspun, AirShip,
Alta Mcdonald.
Fourth race-Anne McBee,
Gladys Louise, Mabel Henry.
Fifth rnce-Lady Martha, SeFv-
lie, Keep Moving.
Sixth raee-Grand Dame, ORR
entail Queen, Harold Hall.
Seventh race-Bix Ben, Conville,
HOnebruke.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26
cATcHEs 30 POUND BAss

AVALON, Catalina Island, Cal. Aug,
25.-The worlds record catch for black
sea bass, fish Weighing 240 pounds,
was taken today upon a 90 tackle by
Phil f. O'Mara Of Salt Lake City, Utah.
This beats the former record held by
George Farnsworth by six pounds and
makes the angler holder of the world S
record for light tackle The fish fought
four hours and IS minutes before being
gated.
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Seattle Selections
BY j. r. LEFFERY

First race--AngeIface, Dredkin,
Lfnola.
Second race-Ze1ina, DuIcinea,
kOkOmO.
Third race-BeIle Kinney, TaIa-
rand. BlOndy.
Fourth race-Security FirebaIl,
Ida May.
Fifth race-St. Charles, Billy
Watkins, Eckersali.
Sixth race-COrk Hill, Herman
Doyle, Captain Bush.
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An average man. living for the aver
age period of human life, may be cal
culated to get through about 2,500
miles of reading.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26

Relen observatory. a private instltu-
45o-, conducted by the Jesuit fathers,
viii furnish weather bulletins for Cuba
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TRUEsDALE Is COMING

OAKLAND. Aug. 25.="Brack" Trues-
Sa1e the new fnfielder who was recent
~ signed from the Texas league by
Manager Van Haltren Of the Oakland
hasebali club has wired that he left
FOR the coast today and would prob
ebiv he In Oakland in time for the
game at Freeman's park on Sunday.
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Tune, ] "A So. Start good. Won in hard drive
OF four Rhinock 4. George Kflborn II. Tetanus
TO- FL Chihuahua %, Aftermath g. Black Cloud
80. Our Sallie 90, Calnar 49, John T. Mohr 25,
finished as named Sachet. all but last the first
half, moved up at the final turn and made a
great stretch run. Ripper also came from far
back Distributor second TO chihuahua's pace
into the stretch. would have won with a strong
er rider Rhinock prominent throughout.
Calmar had a flash of speed SallIe as good as
left. Sachet, place. 5-2 show; Ripper, s-5
place, 40 show; Distributor. show.