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Arizona republican., 1908-07-12
NEW CITY ORDINANCE
 ThE LICENSE ON DOGS
Owners of Dogs Should Prepare to Dig Up Cash This Coming Week.

In the course of a few days now
 Marshal Brown will commence an active crusade against the dogs of Tempe. that is those dogs of the town who have no owners or who have owners who care so little for their welfare that they decline to provide their canines with collars and tags. As yet the official city dog catcher has not been designated but the appointment will be made lin due time between now and then, and it behooves dog owners to get busy and dig down in their pockets for the necessary cash. The mar shal has already allowed ten days
 of grace and not wishing to be hard on the public, he will grant few days more Fair warning, however,
 is given that a day of reckoning
 will come and those dogs not paid up on. will be weighed in the bal ance and found wanting.
 Following is a copy of the Ordi- nance relating to the license on dogs that was passed last Thursday even
 ing by the council in it's wisdom: { Ordinance No. @, Dog Licenses. Be It Ordained by the Common Coun- cil of Tempe.
 Section l. Every person who owns, keeps or harbors within the corporate limits of the town of Tempe any dog or dogs, shall pay an annual license ton each male dog so owned. kept or harbored by them of Two Dollars, and on each bitch an annual license tax of Five Dollars.
 Section 2 Section one of Ordi- nance No. is hereby repealed.
 Section 8. This ordinance shall take effect and be enforced from and after ten days after it's passage and posting, as required by law. Section 4 All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed. J. A. DIMES, Mayor.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-12
A VERY SICK BOY.

Yesterday morning news was cur rent to the effect that the younger son of Mir. and Mrs. David Wallace was seriously ill at his parents home. He has been ailing since the Fourth. and yesterday became much worse.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-12
Tempe Department F. GRIFFIN, Manager

ing thc Tempe lodge. returned t1 Phoenix and took the midnight train for Prescott, where they will :ittCId Ia grand function given bY the P P'es- colt lodge in celebration of the fifth anniversary of the nuildi IS of the lodge hall at that place.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-12
AT THE HOTELS.

THE ALHAMBRA-C. H. Badger. NJ. c. Haranger. Rocky Ford, Colo: W. s. Flson. Chicago; A. McD. Brooks. Roosevelt; J. A. Johnson. Boston: E.. Y. Jelenko. New York City: R. F.. Eugene Chrome. Fort Wayne: J. L. B. Alexander and T. F. O'Brien, Sacaton; J. NJ. Martin, City.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-12
BEFORE GOING AWAY

Arrange to have the Daily Repub- lican follow you. No trouble to change yOur address on our mailing list, no matter how often you move about during your vacation. 75 cents per month. Phone Main 47; the cir culation man there will take care of
Arizona republican., 1908-07-12

If the carrier fails to leave The Re- publican at your address any day not. fy us before noon and a special mes senger will deliver it. We expect sub scribers to get their paper every day in the year, and unless they advise us of poor service we cannot properly serve them. PHONE MAIN 47.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-12
CURT W. MILLER. Town Clerk.
OFF FOR THE MOUNTAINS.

Rodney Talmage and MyrOn Sur geon left yesterday morning for a summers tour of the mountains east of here. They propose to take in the Roosevelt dam, Payson, the natural bridge and other points of interest in that vicinity. They are travelling by a novel method of con- veyance, the sum total of their equipment being two burros. Both of these are packed but it is planned to ride one now and then in case their feet get teIder
Arizona republican., 1908-07-12
ODD FELLOWS INSTALLATION.

The officers Of the local OdI FGI- lows lodge were installed last night, a number of Phoenix ard Mesa brethren being present ro :'c- sist in the ceremony. After thc in stallation. the Phoenix party, accom- pared by Andrew Neilsen, represent
Arizona republican., 1908-07-12
FRFt READING ROOM
 RECORDS DESTROYED
Reading Room Assn Meets Next Saturday to Draft Constitution and Bylaws.

The regular meeting of the Tempe Reading Room association was held at the room yesterday afternoon and was attended by a good representa- tion of the members No business of special importance was transacted aside from regular routine matters.
 It develops that as a result of the burning of the NJ. F. parsonage a short time ago, the association is without a constitution and bylaws. Rev. s. NJ. Cheek. secretary of the association. had all the books at his home and like other valuable papers and records, they were destroyed by the flames. The bank book was also burned but that is less serious loss as it can easily be duplicated. Another meeting of the association has been called for next Saturday afternoon at which time another con- stitutiOn and set of bylaws will be drafted and probably adopted.
 The attention of the public is again called to the fact that fiber ties have been taken with the chairs of the room and as a result. one of them is missing and can not be found. This has happened before but after due notification through the columns of the press. the missing chair has always been returned. It is hoped the same result will be had in this instance. Patrons of the room are a trifle careless about this matter. They frequently move the chairs outside on the walk where it is cooler. and then neglect to return them to the room. The consequence is that the temptation to some to steal them is greater, and some
 times is too great to be resisted.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-12

ton to which farmers should turn their attention, as it has a greater market value and the districts in which it can be profitably grown are limited.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-12
SHORT NEWS NOTES.

It seems odd that a dentist should have trouble with his teeth but Dr. Ogburn insists that men of his pro fession are just as prone to ills of
Arizona republican., 1908-07-12
VIM. JENNINGS BRYAN

speaks at our office through the Edi- son Monograph on the important is sues before the American people Come and hear him. $1.OO a week buys an Edison or Victor.
 G. A. GOODWIN NOVELTY STORE.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-12

Finch and Carr, undertakers and em- balmers. Tempe, Phones, 131 Finch; and 179, Carr.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-12
It is CrystalIized Cactus Candy, That makes the world seem bright.

Then keep a box handy
 Of CrystaIlized Canoy To keep you feeling right. And if there is a girl expecting That you will call tonight, If you want kiss that Is brim full of bliss, get A package of CrystaIlized Candy
 At Donofrios'
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
Oaks Bring OFF Big Batting
Rally i'm Eighth, but 1t !
Comes Too Late
STANDING OF THE cLURs
By w. j. SIattery

The Beavers were fortunate in laying
a solid foundation for victory yesterday
afternoon, for this stood by them when
the Oaks began to rally at the finish.
The game started like a bush exhibit
ton. but the windup made the fans
stand up and shout.
Portland made its grand stand in the opening
round. Deacon Wright got N badly by passing
Casey. Cooney laid down a saerihce and Ole
Johnson slapped one against the right field fence
that registered Casey. Then Danzg hit and
BaSSey came through with triple that regis
tered both men. McCredie died inheld
out and Johnson hoped home.
Oakland made the proceedings a bit lively by
swinging in with two in its half of the inning.
After Cook had bingIed TruesdaIe was passed
and Lewis slammed one to center. Cook came
tearing along and slid into the plate. Umpire
Flynn said safe and Garrett rOared so loudly
that he was banished to the bench.
All OF the Portland players protested. They
laid down the field and kicked aud Grabbed
and 1t looked as though the game would end
there. But Kinsella finally replaced Garrett on
the slab. Eagan. the nrst to face him,
lined out long fly to left field that gave Trucs-
dale plenty of time to come home
Portland came right back with another pair
until the eighth, when the Commuters brought
of great rally with Dufey Lewis as the lead
ing light. The sacks were crowded with La
Longe, Wright and Truesdale and two were out
of the way. Lewis swung in with stid two
sacker to center that cleaned them all of and
made Oakland very winner.
But the Beavers had a little in reserve and
used 1t in the final inning. Casey singled
through the infeld and again Cooney buuted
him ON his way. Danzig finished it up by
slapping the ball right on the beak for a single
past first that settled the game The score;
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
Georgetown to Course
Against The Crowd
First Series i'm SemifnaI Round
of the Grand National
Stake

The first series in the semif1nal round
of the grand national coursing stake
will be run Sunday, when Jerry O'Shea' S
greyhound Georgetown. the clever son
of the famous Pocatelli, will hook up
with The Crowd, Louis Lagarmisino' 8
Edog. Along with this event there is a
high class open stake of 80 entries and
a class stake in which "a dogs will
start. The drawing:
Grand National-The Crowd Us. Georgetown.
open stake, - entries-Eilbe Royal VS.. st.
Franeis Star Pointer VS.. Raby Aurora; Wild
Mamie VS.. Sequoia Free Will VS.. Miss Emily
Melrose Bell Pedlaf Baum: Ir0nhouse VS..
Flower GIRL Beldame vs.. Burton; Rose OF Gold
VS.. Servant Glrl Keepsake VS.. Gentle Anne
Eagle Lady Bright Flower. 'Littlewood VS..
Stanley X; Tennis Girl Wild Dinah Alice
Mack vs.. Sangerman; Bridal Veil VS.. Young
Johnnie; Wild Idol VS.. Speedway Oakley Boy
VS.. Honest Worker.
Glass stake. "a entries-ottawa VS. Maud
O,Connor; Race King Bon Ami Little
Wedgewood White Rogue; The Rowdy VS..
Bill Mutually; Royal Gold VS. Galtemore Shaun
O'Farrell VS.. Waubanauhkee; Roman Money vs.
Sister; Hollyberry VS.. Crystal. Young Glover
dale VS.. Best Turkey; Cheyenne VS.. Onondago;
Tralee Girl Rear Admiral; Mainstay VS..
rralee's Last.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
MAIL CLERKS TO. ASK +.
FOR EXPENSES ON:TRIPS
President of Eighth Division of
Association to Preside at
Meeting in This City. =.

> John Batterworth, PRESIDENT. of the
eight division of the railway mail as
7sociation arrived in San Francisco
yesterday from Portland, Ore. to. confer
with the officers of the local associa-
tien In regard to measures under con
eondi4ion oe The noambeIs Rnttars llre
worths territory includes Alaska, Ari-
zona, California, Hawaii. Idaho, Ne
.vada, Oregon, Utah and Washington.
One of the topics Of discussion will
be a. regulation providing for the pay
ment. by the government. Of the ex-
penses of the railway mail clerks while
away from home 1t is contended that
the. government makes this provision
for its employees in every other, depart
ment -.
The meeting Will be held this after
noon in the postoffice building: It is
the policy Of the association to work
in complete harmony with the officials
Of the postoffice department at Wash
ington. 1t is understood that the de-
partment will give its sanction to the
movement for which the. meeting has
been called.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
NELSON EARNS DECISION

The preliminary. in which Sam Nelson
won q hard earned decision over kld
Harrison the pride OF North beach, az
forded more excitement than the main
event in the Coliseum last night, as
lie battle was more evenly .waged and
there was terrific lighting every .lnch or
Tire way 1t was the second time the
boxers clashed and the affair was a
repetition of their former night. Ihey
mixed il every second Of the time.
standing shoulder TO shoulder, they
rained blows on one another and the
SPECTATORS were looking for a knockout
~ any time. but both Of them battled
on gamely until the end Of the hfteenth
round
Nelson showed a trifle more speed
and cIeverness than the North beach
favorfte and. landed many well timed
blows on the jaw that sent his oppo-
nent back He had his man IN bad
way in the last round and his strong
finish was what told. Referee Harry
Baker gave him the palm.
A. delegation of North beach fight
fans accompanied by a band of music,
was on hand TO cheer their man along
ard. every time he made squirt the
band PLAYED Italian airs.
The last round was CT the hurricane
order and il looked as II knockout
would result Nelson landed several
hard rights TO the jaw, which had Har-
rison IN a bad way when the bell
claDged.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES


First race, FIVE and a half furlongs. selling
Flower Beauty 104, Ned Carmack 10Y, Spian-
dida 100, Pink Wings 100, Zarape 1O9 Sorrow
;fm 100. All Red 100, Miss Battenberg .109.
Ceva 109 Wheat Bread 109, Yankee Vidette
H. Jupiter Joe 112 Jack Baker 1l2, Green
Bridge 112
Second race, mile and 40 yards. selling YAM
sci ss, Ethel Carr ss, Male Fletcher 100 Dun.
yegan 1922 Queen iGyle 103, Kennewick 103
Coaster lo5, Financer JOG, Palamon 10e, Ra.
leigh 10T Lady Baldur' 1909. Hostile Hyphen no.
Third race. six furlongs; selllng-C Canopian
ia, Bonebrake ia. st. Valentine. III; Hannibal
Bey l1s. Martins i19; Ben Double 1i9. Mime
Cygnet 119. Comic Opera 119. Potter 122, Milti.
ades 122. Chief Milliken 122.
Fourth race, the Cherokee handicap, six fur
longs-Zienap 81. Lady Martha 9S, HaenseI 100,
Please 107 Berwick 12S.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Dr .Simrall %. Lady
Erny 81. Gold Treasure @, Beth Goodwin %.
101. Topsy Robinson 1o1. Gull 102.
Sixth race. mile and 40 yards. selling
washakie 96. CymbaI 90 Lady Esther 100 I'm
boden l02, Tom Dolan 103, Hans 1o5.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
- n - HEALS
o.o.oe SORES AND ULCERS

blood.
germs and posons which being
constantly discharged into place itate the delicate
surrounding
Whether the blood the
hereditary bad blood there but to and ulcers and that
of their cleansing anc effects but nothing applied
of puriy
dmakes
iaon feeding diseased parts impurities
irated nhamed
healthy by supplying with
aho
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
KNIGHTS TEMPLARs, OUTING

California comsnandery No ]
knights Templar, accompanied by the
ladies'. auxiliary of the commandery
will journey 20 Monterey Saturday
where they VIII spend two days at the
Hotel del Monte The special train
will leave San Francisco October 3 at
l:l5 o'c0ck, arriving at Monterey in
time to dress for dinner. In the even
ing ball will be given in the large
ballroom. Sunday will be spent In
driving and sight seeing, leaving for
annual outing to Monterey has become
very popular.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
Moran oupoint
Eddie Dugan
EngliShman Lacks the Punch to Put
Out Ills Game Antagonist

OutPoned outgenered ouougt at evev stage of the
~ round nl IN the Coliseum last night stayed
e TO the end against Owen Moran, the weight
hampton and although he lost the decision by block won
pauos OF the spectators for his exhibition
minute during which he appeared ghost OF
chance and had Moran been knockout punch
would have been their the
day has fighter taken such continuous drubbng
on received Both OF Moran busy kept playing tattoo
upon his head and body round after round
eed how he managed to weather the though
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
Hildreth Still Adding
to His Stable

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE. CALL

NEW YORK. Sept; SO.-Before leav-
ing for California today, S. G. Hldreth
purchased Schleswig and Joe Madden,
2 year olds.. Both youngsters are in
first class condition.
Joe. Madden, who began the season by
winning the Juvenile5.a $4,000 race for
2 year olds. at Belmont park, in May,
came into his own at :Gravesend last
Saturday and defeated no less distin-
guished Youngsters than Trance and
Fitzherbert in the Prospect handicap.
He had a big pull in weights, to be
sure, but he ran from behind and was
going on at the finish, 1t was because
this race impressed him that Hildreth
bought Joe Madden.
He will take the son of Yankee and
Tarentella to the Pacific coast and point
him for the derbys at Oakland and Los
Angeles
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
Mccarthy Rides Three
AQueduet Winners |
Lands, Two of His Mounts
That Should Have Been
SPECIAL pIsPATcH 10 THE CALL

/ AQUEDTCT, Sept. 30.--Jockey Nc
Carthy rode three winners today-Pine
and Needles, Milford and Woodlane. In
two other races he. finished second and
/ fourth Not:all Of his winning mounts
were: the. .'aeetest in their respective
races. Pins. and Needles had the speed
land endurance to- beat her opponents
lin the handicap at a mile and n fur
| long, but Milford and Woodlane should
l<have been beaten by Killiecrankie and
Adrianche respectively. Lynch and Gill
bert, who rode the latter duo. were
badly odtridden. Summary ;
FIRST RACE--Aialden . year olds, purse, $500
added, six and half furlongs:
+ Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
SAN Vito, 102 fCullenl.
Yankee Daughter 1o2 0angl .-<.2
Time, 1:28 10, Constellation. Gus Helm, Joe
Lett, finished named. -:
SECOND RACE steePlechase handicap. 4 year
Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Waterspeed. 149 (Daydsonl e............ L
Lockout, l30 (Henderson9 .:........-.a. -
Yama Christi, 145 (Hewitt) 49,. :........ g
Time, 4:20. Rufus, Jim MeGill.4 finished as
named. =
THIRD BAcE-The Belle Rose, $1,000, . year
Horse. Weight and Jockey =. Fin
/ Wise Mason, 1D4 CMcCaheyl..
The Gardener, lo2 (fcCarthy) ...... 2
Time, lib. Witching Hour, Lawton Virgins.
finished as named.
FoURTH RACE Handicap, all ages, $500
added, mile and furlong:.
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Pins and Needles, T04 (icGartly) ..... ...,...:.1
Cafrngorp, 9S dJraD.. .,-......-...:s. .
0oiconda 90 (McCahey) :: .....-.............3 3
Thine, 154' 30. .Tileipg also ran. .
FIFTH :RACE3rhree year olds and upward
selling. $400 added mile and hve-sixteenths:
Horse Weight and Jockey; Fin
Milford. 81 fAIcCarthyl i
KilIiecrankie, 100 G4yncf4 .
Ioi,d
Time, .2:18. Beauciere, Juggler, finished as
named
SEXTH RACE-Alares and FLIES; all ages
handicap, S40O added, seven furongss
Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
WOODLAND 81 Mccarthy )......--......... i
Adrfuche; 105 (GilbeEtl Q
Lady Hubbard 9S tSweet)'.. ....s........... 8
Time, 1:27 4-5. Mombassa, Cressina, Imitator
finished as named. y.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
LOUISVILLE WINNERS

LOUISVILLE. Sept. '30.-Results:
First race six furlongs ben Sand won. Voting
second Rexal third. Time, liza SO.
Second race, one mile and 40 yards-Carew
won, Matte Mack second, Haensel third. Time,
LAG 1-5
Third race Six furlongs-Sniff won; Friend
Harry second, Alice Baird third Time, IA 2-5.
Fourth race. pne and a sixteenth miles-Law-
renee Z. Daley won. Polly Prim second Pinkola
third. Time. al 20.
Firth race. six furlongs-wbisk Broom won.
Barnesdale secoRd. Bitter Sir third. Time
ia 2-5.
Sixth race, one and a sixteenth miles-Anneta
Lady won Gid second, Bonnie Bard. third.
Time, 1:49
Weather clear; track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
HAMILTON ENTRIES

First race six furlongs-Mil on the Floss 1875
The Globe 122, Ayrwater III, Cannie Maid 1l6
Clean Sweep 103.
Second race, six furlongs selling-GIoriole 90
Peacock's Choice SO, Aralia 90. Autumn Maid 96
Hoyle 9s. Long John go Joe Gaitens 90. Plum,
100 Melton Cloth 101, Tony w 1o6, Lurid o.
Third race, one and a sixteenth miles, selling
Doubt 96 Tagane go, Cocksure 10I, John Carol
1O1 Rose 101. Nibliek 101. Sicamouse 104
Gambrinus 104, Solon Shingle los.
Fourth race, steeplsesehase; about two miles
Octopus 130.' Truro 1870. Racilia 1870, Caloora
lat, Blberry 14s Steve Lane 150 woodside 156
Fifth race, six furlongs, handicap Momentum
o. Purslane 100. st. Jeanne 104 Royal Ony,
100. Park Row 1I0. Ethon 49, Go Between i05
Astronomer 115. King Cobalt lis. Martin Doyle
126 Botanist los.
Sixth race, one milo. on turf-Sally Cohen 1o4
Gridiron 104 Shinonese 104. Oroonooka lo4. Fan
tasia 104 Rockledge 10I, Woolspun 109 Ale1
Grant 100. Throckmorton l12 Charivari 115
Weather clear. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
FATHER coNFERs THIRD DEGREE

The third degree of masonry was
conferred upon John Edward Hillman,
son Of Past Master Hillman, by his
father in Mission lodge No. 169 last
night The past masters filled all
their stations. Those who oficiated
were J. r. Hillman, worshipful master:
Christensen, junior warden; Richar rd
Hening, senior deacon; f. F. Crossett.
Junior deacon: j. +. Deemer, treasurer;
George w. Lunt, secretary; n c. Bun
ker, marshal: r. S. Allen and DR. J.
Wagner. stewards. The ceremony was
followed by a banquet.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
.EaUALs. woRLD.s REcoRD

HELENA, Sept. 30.-Resultss-
First race. 2:30 trot, two In three-Alfred won
the frst heat in 2:2l. Howard Z the second and
third heats in 225 and 2s25. =.
second race. five furlongs-BIly Mayham won.
Jilette second, Salvage third. Time 1:O3&.
Third race FIVE fur4ongs-Aunt Hala won,
Nina Baker second. Azusa third. Time. 90 y
Fourth race. quarter mile, lady -riders-Black
bird won. Time .2SIk.
Fifth race, Lewis and Clark stake, FIVE -eighths
of a mile Booger Red won, Native Son. second,
ST. Avon third. Time. :5s%
Sixth race. one mile-Docine Nron Bellsnicker
second Silver Heels third: Time; 1:4O..
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
TRAINING FoR MARATHON

The long distance runners of the local Young
Mems Christian association Will go on the road
this evening for seven mile jailne in prepara-
tion for the Marathon race in November The
association team will go out ON the road every
week and the distance and pace will be increased
gradually. Members of the gymnasium desiring
10 join the squad should register with Manager
Clarkson.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
kipling and .the saber. Toofh Tiser

Later he pictured an aurochs, later he pictured
bear,
Pictured q saber tooth tiger dragging man to
his lair
So wrote Kipling in his story Of
ing. But then very few remains of
this gigantic but extinct cat had been
discovered. Now comes Dr. John c..
Merriam of the University of California
and reports in a popular account in the
october number of Sunset Magazine the
discovery of a remarkable collection of
where they We're trapped in the freach-
erous tar aeons ago. That Death Trap
of the Ages mired the heavy moving
ground sloth, the clumsy mammoth. the
camel and the prehistoric horse These
struggling captives drew the lords OF
that era-the saber tooth tiger and the
gigantic wolf-and they in turn were
lined and the death trap baited itself
anew
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
NEW BANK LICENsEn

The Traders bank of Los Angeles
was granted a license by the bank
commissioners yesterday. The new
with a capital stock of 100000 of
which. SS5. 200 has already been sub
scribed. The seven directors who have
been elected to serve for the first year
have paid in $4,000. The directors
are: + b. Coulston, J. ". Beasley. ]
Y Akey. +. T. Parke. w. A. Bonynge.
Philip L. Wilson AM Newman Essick.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
SAN FRANCISCO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hits-Browning. Williams Two
base hits-Bodie, Oakes, Melchoir. Brashear.
Sacrifice hits-Williams, Howard. Ellis, Mohler.
Base on balis-Of Koestner Z. of Browning 2.
of Phillips 4. Struck out-By KOestner 4, by
Browning 4. by Phillips 2. Double plays-Brown-
ing TO Williams TO Kilifer; MelchOir to Kilifer.
game-2 hours and minutes. Umpires-Perine
and Toman.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
: SEALS IN BATTING MOOD
Line. Out Thirteen Hits and
Score as Many Runs

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 3o.-San Francisco de-
feated Los Angeles today, when IL men faced
Koestner in the sixth inning and six runs were
scored. Seven others were scored in the first,
second and eighth Innings. Phillips relieved
Koestner in the seventh and four passes and four
hits were made OF him. Oakes' catch OF Kill
fer's fly in the fourth was feature. Score;
LOS ANGELES
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
Sweet Marie Loses to
Major Delmar +.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GAEL

BROCKTON. Mass, Sept. 3o.-Najor
pelmar, the world famed trotter,
showed his old time form by defeating
Sweet Mafiesin two straight. heats over
5rhe. half mile track at the fair grounds
here this afternoon The first heat was
trotted an the good time of . :13 and the
second three-q quarters of a second slow
err The race. was for a purse of $3.50