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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-07
Baseball Notes

sIattery committed his first error yesterday
since he has been given charge OF the initial
the sixth inning, when Slug tried 10 head OF
q runner
Lewis was back in the harness in the morn
ing game for the first time in month
Ills long Illness old not seem TO have left
Longe- 1t is likely that slsttery viii be kep:
Il hrst base for while
Griffin. the new Seal pitcher. made good
impression on the big crowd Of fans who saw
hIm work for the first time IN the morn
INK game He is well built chap. with a
change OF pace. He figures to be a great
help TO our pitching department
The fans had a lot of fun with Umpire
TIE o,[aqshlin he5s & ct saving 9TH in in
hi1n Oh the sstuh- every time and handed 1t
back fast Flynn has the voice and the eye
on be should qualify for STEADY berth in the
league next season
The Seals and the Oaks wiz commence their
second section os the series at Oakland thfs
morning when they line up al 10 O'clock.
The afternoon game Al the valencia street
II is likely that Harry Sutor viii pitch the
big game and Wills is carded to work IN the
morning There win be two games on We'd
nesdsy-
S.n Francisco VII not be able to retain
KSlife- next season. nor viii Smith. the new Oak
land suaelde-. who has not Jet reported On the
foh be 2 member Of the team IN 1909 Both
men were drafted yesterday. KIlifer by the
~e- York Americans from Houston the city
where San Francisco bought him. and Smith
bv Cincinnati from Galveston, where be played
at season The work Of both men has been
cfosrlr watched by the big league maEnates.
The drafts viii not interfere with their serF-
ires IN this league for the balance Of the
present season
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WaIIa Walla Too Clever
for Speedy Carmel
Older Hound Victorious in First
Series for the Grand
National Stake

Wans WaIia's cleverness was too
much for Carmel during the running Of
the first series of races for the Grand
National stake at Ingleside coursing
park yesterday. but the older grey
hound had all that ne could do TO beat
the crack youngster from Jerry
OiShea's kennel.
In the first two races Walla Walla
was an TO 10 choice, while Carme 81
soldsa at evens in the last two II TOOK
four trials 10 demonstrate the superb
ority OF Walla Walla- Carmel an
neXed the Ihird course. which was the
most exciting Of the four She took the
winner 10 the game by a good margin
and ran I'd points before Walla
Walla got placed. Sharnlan's dog Gov
cred the hare n faUltless style and
looked like a sure winner, when he
took a hard fall in & drive for the kill
This gave O'She2's dog another chance
and she won a brilliant victory.
There was a sameness 10 the other
races. Carmel had the speed and
scored the early points, but as the
hares in all the trials were strong and
went the limit i gave " AHA ana
chance 10 use his cleverness and once
he got placed on the game Carmel never
had 4 chance Summary
Open stake first round-St Francis a bye,
NaT Ciransrd Withdrawn: Red Leaf beat Bridal
Vel: Star Pointer beat Rosie Free; Maud
o'Connor beat Sequoia- Jack hivela beat MEMO
Boy; Gentle Anne beat Nora Al1oi Eilbe Royal
Pedlar Baum beat Trixie: Primrose best Frank
Dunn: Toreador beat Prince Charles; Keepsake
beat Tennis Girl; Wing I'm beat ffower GIL;
Ottawa beat CrTstal: The Mint beat My Own;
Wild Idol beat Young Johnnie; lnyincfbie beat
Parry Queen: Tralee's Last beat Lady Leeds;
Wild Dfnah beat Servant Girl: IronhouEe beat
Beldame Third Rail best Orhy: Honest Worker
beat Rabbit jenkins; Leading Lady beat Eagle
LADY: Bright Flower beat Lady Fieldwich.
Second round-St. Francis beat Red Leaf;
Maud O'Conaor beat Star Pointer. Jack Keve-
lin beat Gentle Anne; Wild Mamie beat Eiibe
Royal. Primrose beat Pedlar Baum; Keepsake
beat TOTeadOr; Ottawa beat Wing En-; The
Mint beat Wild Idol; Invincible beat Irslee's
Last; IrouhOuse beat Wild Dinsh: Honest
Worker 9 bye Third Rail Withdrawn: Leading
LadT 8 bye. Bright Flower Withdrawn.
Third round-Naud OOonnor beat ST Francis:
WIId Msulie beat Jack Kevelin: Keepsake beat
beat IronhOuse; Leading Lady beat Honest
Worker.
Fourth round-Msud O'Connor beat Wild
Mamie; Keepsake beat Ottawa; Leading Lady
beat Invincibie.
Fifth round-Keepsake best Maud 0'Connor;
Leading Lady a bye
Ffual-Keepsske beat Leading Lady
Class stake first r0und-GallRnt Boy beat
Young CloTe-dale: Betsy Brown beat Bon Ami;
Myrtle beat Race King; Curry beat Sister; Ro-
nan Money beat RzbF Aurora; Cheyenne beat
Best Turkev: Pleasant Mamie beat Billy MuI
lslly; ROYAL Gold beat Rear Admiral
Second r0und-Gaua1t Boy bye. Betsy
Brown Withdrawn; Curry beat Myrtle; Cher
e1ne heat Roman Money: Royal Gold 8 bye,
Pleasant Mamie withdrawn.
Third round-Curry best Gallant Boy; Chey-
euue beat Royal Gold
tHinsl-Curry best Cheyenne.
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SACRAMENTO
.Bstted for Stricklett in the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Byrnes. Smith. First base on
called balls-Of Strickett 3, OF Brown o Stolen
bases-Graham Reid. Doyle, Strieb. Lacey. Sac
rifce hit-Enwright- Left on bases-San lose T.
Sacramento 8. First base on errors-San Jose ..
Sacramento 1. Struck out-By Stricklett . BY
Brown l. Time of game hour and 80 minutes
Umpire-MeCarthy. Scorer-Anderson.
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Colonel Young to Sell
McGrathiana Stud
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept s.-colonel
Milton Young. breeder and owner Of
the McGrathfana stud, announced to-
day that he would sell all of his horses
and land In Kentucky. leave. the United
States and establish himself as breed
er in the Argentine republic. He has
500 horses and 1900 acres Of land. He
will sell out next month and leave for
Buenos Ayres January !.
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Montreal Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-Sir Alvescot, Arfon-
efte, Pocomoke.
Second race-Jubf1ee JugEfnA
Harold Hall, Senator barrett.
Third race-Sf. Nick, Jimmie
Lane, waterway.
Fourth race - Sally Preston,
Bouquet, Lawrence p. Daley.
Fifth rnce-Tom Dolan, ChaI-
fonte, ZipanEo.
sixth race-Ontarfo, C1oisteress,
Niblsck-
Seventh race-Marre<x, Trcn-
ola. ID. g. Taylor.
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Holidays Spent

At Paso Robles Hot Springs will give
YOU the maximum OF enjoyment and al
the same time put you in trim for the
falls work There is nothing more re-
freshing than the tonic bath after :
nl,Inge in the big tank Low rates via
Southern Pacific Ticket Offices 8S4
Market St. Il Powell St, Third and
townsend SITS and 18th and Franklin
ste. Oakland.
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DannyShay' sHOmeRun
Bringsin TwOTallies
Stockton State Leaguers Give
San Francisco Awful
TrOunCiEg
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STOCKTON, Sept. 6.-Stockton de-
feated San Francisco today. to /.
Danny Shay's home run, resulting in
two tallies. Dewey coming in from sec
ond. was the feature. Though excel
lent work was done by McGraw. the
poor support given him negatived his
efforts. Hal Chase of the New York
Americans is expected TO arrive here
to participate in the contest tomorrow.
He viii play Wednesday at Sacramento.
The score.
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| score knockout he may at least earn
| the decision by his aggressiveness in
this way.
Moran is fighter. pure and simple.
Whatever he knows about the boxers
art he generally filings 10 the four
winds once he gets into the ring. He
is for fighting every inch of the way
and taking his chances on leading his
opponent into corner and putting
over the finishing waIlop when the op-
portunity presents itself
Attell, on the other hand. is the
clever. cool. calculating boxer, whose
delight II is TO dance arouDd his man.
jab him with his left. bring his right
over when he sees an opening and
above all. TO keep away from the sting
ing punches Of the enemy. This Abe
has been doing with wonderful success
since he was a mere amateur. and it
is likely that he will pursue the same
tactics when he fights for the cham
pionship.
ABE CAN MIX 1T. TOO
Attell can fight when he chooses
He has demonstrated this in his recent
| engagements. especially in his fight
with Battling Nelson last spring. He
IS capable Of taking a punch. but like
most Of the clever boys he would
rather stall one IL there is a chance.
He says that he will let Moran set the
pace and meet him fairly at every
turn, and If Abe lives up 10 his prom
ise the fight unquestionably viii re-
suit in a mixup that should bring
Knockout long before the finishing
round.
Atteil did not work yesterday aside
from little light exercise at his home
just to keep himself limbered up.
Moran entertained a large number OF
his countrynen at his San Rafael gym
nasium and showed to advantage. He
was below the weight and appeared to
be as strong and rugged as he was
confident Apparently he is far more
formidable boxer than he was last New
Years day. when he succeeded IN fight
ing the Yankee champion TO a stand
still in q whirlwind 25 round mill.
SPECIAL CAR SERVICE
Promoter Coffroth has made ar
rangements with the United Railroads
for special car service Fifty cars viii
be lined up at the ferry when the Labor
the marchers who wish 10 attend the
fight may be accommodated In ad-
dition TO the regular Mission and Va
lencia cars 70 the ringsfde, the Fillmore
street cars marked 'sTwenty-nfnth and
Mission streets" will go direct to tne
arena. as well as the Polk and Onon-
daga cars
All lHdlCdliO1S punt 10 q Dig crowd
at the ringside- The sale OF seats has
been heavy and the regular local far
viii be assisted in their roofing by
hundreds Of out OF town sports. who
are arriving hourly.
Contrary TO his earlier plans. Con-
roth decided last night to have NOV
ing pictures taken of the fight Miles
Brothers Will do the work and the
profits will be shared equally by the
fighters and Coffroth
NELSON'S FATHER ARRIVES
Battling Nelson's father and his brother Ar
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SANTA Cruz
Runs AND HITS By INNINGS
STMMARY

Earned runs-Sants Cruz 5, Alameda . Home
runs-Derereaux. Pierce Two base hits-Darcy
(2l. Sacrifice hits-Hopkins Smith, HaIiinan
Burns. Fer1fu. Base balls--On johnson (.
Struck ont-By Smith l. by Hopkins l. by John
son 3. First base errors-Sanfa Cruz l. Ala
media 3. Left on bases-Santa Cruz 3, Alamede
.. Double plays-Iyerson 10 Haley 10 Deyereaux.
Brooks 10 Devereaux Passed ball-Hoag In
nings pitched-By Smith 3. by Hopkins g. Time
Of game-1 hour and Al minutes Umpire-F1od-
son. Scorer-Lucas-
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PORTLAND
RUNS AND HITS BIZ INNINGS
SCAfMARY

Struck out-By Gray ?. by Grnney 3, by
Kostne- J. Bases bslls-Or Gray !. or
Graney J. or koestDer ). Two base hffs-Dsn
zig Delmas johnson. Three base hit-CooneF.
Ellis Home run-EIlis- Double play-Bernard
10 Delnas 70 Dillon. Sacrifice hit-Easteriy.
Stolen bases-Cooney. johnson. Reftery Hit
BIZ pitched baIl-Grsy- First base on errors
Portland l. Wild pitch-Grsney. Left on
bsses-Los Angeles 8, Portland g INNINGS
pitched-By Grzy L Bssehits-Od Gray 4.
runs l. Time hours Cmpires-Cheyne and
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SMITHS FATAL ERROR

SAN JOSE. Sept 6--san Jose's luck deserted
the team today and Sacramento won. TO /. on
Smiths failure TO hold Browns fy in right field
There were two on the bases and two out
when Brown went TO the bat. Smith mIsjudged
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RAIsTy EATERS WIN AGAIN

defeat at the hands OF the Raisin Eaters TO
day, to o. Several brilliant fielding stunts
occurred to relieve the nonotory OF an other
wise lsiless game. The feature was the one
handed catch OF a line drive back Of second
base by keiley- The teams will play an extra
game tomorrow afternoon. The score:
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Seattle Selections
BY J. r.. JEFFERY

First race-Frieze, Dredkin, Or
nate.
Second rnce-Janeta, Plausible,
Meiar.
Third race-Confessor, Gene
Russell. The sutton.
Fourth race-Green Seal, Pedro,
Vex Popul.
Fifth race-Josie's Jewel, Day
Star. SEIable.
sixth racial Alone. Anna May,
Shirley Ressmore.
Seventh race-John Louis, Miss
MaEzoni, Pal.
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Earned run-Frssno 3. Two base hits-Kel-
ley, Spencer. Conway Struck out-By Miller
First base On errors-Fresno /, Oakland s. Left
on base.-Fresno 4. Oakland Z. Passed ball
Time of same-i hour and minutes. Umpire
-Burleigh-
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san FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Home run-Shsy. Two base hits--Noskiman
Walth0ur, McGraw. Stolen bases-Shay ,
Henderson 2. Dewey 2 Smith, Moriarity, Moski-
man. Eackett- Sacrifice hits-Joyce q Dewey
Struck out-By Henderson = By Smith l. by
McGrsw .. Base bails-On McGraw a. of
Smith . Innings pitched-By Henderson 5. by
Smith l. Hits-Of Henderson 2 off Smith e.
Double play-Shay to Mcskiman. Left on bases
Stockton .. San Francisco 6. First base on
errors-San Francisco /. Stockton 9 Passed
balls-Dunn. Hscke1t- Wild pitch-MeGrav
Time OF game hour and 81 minutes I'm
pire-Moore. Scorer-Re5nolds.
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GRANEY WINS FOR BEAVERS
Pitchers Hit in Eighth Scores
the Winning Runs

PORTLAND. Ore sept 6--PorfIand won
ore of the most exciting games Of the
son from Los Angeles today. The teams see
sawed back and forth al the way TO the
eighth when Graney won bis own game with
q single that scored two men Score;
TOS Angel Fq
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.eRED DOG, MINs rHE GAME

SANTA CRUZ. Sept. 6--Deyereaux won the
game for the Sand Crabs in the first inning to-
day. johnson walked Shinn and Haley. Collins
hunted safely, filing the bases ana Devereaux
lined out q home run. The score:
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No bird can fly backward without
turning. The dragon fly. however, can
do this. and can outstrip the swallow
In speed.
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With regard 70 the age OF olive
orchards IN Valencia there are many
with; authentic histories OF 100 to 200
years
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Stockton s. San Francisco o.
Sacrumento 2. San Jose L.
Santa Cruz 3, Alameda 4.
Fresno 6, Oakland o.
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Summary

Home ru,-Fa<su Two base hits-Henley.
Hss-muIler, Van Ha1tren- SlAttery- Sacrifice alfs
-5hrdr Zefder Beck, Miller. Van dallre1-
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NELSON'S FATHER ARRIVES

Battling Nelson's father and his brother Ar
thur arrived from Chicago last night and the
champion VAS AZ the ferry building % greet
them The trio held an oldtime family re-
union. and the Battier forgot all about his
fight with Cans while he Was engrossed in
talking over arairs at the old home and asking
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How the Feather Weight
Fighters Size Up

about his numerous relatives who seem 70 be
more concerned than himself about the battle
present When his aghting son IS carted to take
part IN an important ring encounter. but brother
Arthur has never seen him in action and -
eagerly awaiting the sound Of the gong Arthur
SAYS the only time he ever saw Battling IN
n-hting attire was the night when he beat
Billy Rogers in two seconds IN Harvey I'll Tie
knockout came before Arthur had a chance II
get his eye set and be did mol know what had
occurred.
yesterday afternoon II was the largest dele
CATION that has watched him work TINS far.
and in honor of the occasion he did more box
lng tha1 he had planned going nine rounds
with his three sparring partners AT the con
elusion OF his days work, he weighed Few
ounces over the 133 pound mark
Bat win be at the fight this afternoon, N
company with his father and two brothers His
hard work Is at an end and he viii do Just
enough to keep him AZ the required weight He
certainly looks the part OF perfectly trained
athlete
CANS BOXES SIX ROUNDS
Cans also concluded his work yesterday aft
erneon. going six rounds with Johnny Murphy.
About 1850 fight fans Of every size. sge and
eolor turned out 10 see the old boy 90 and he
made hit with them all y bringing on sew
eral pretty boxing stunts and showing his tough
OppOnent al arUund the ring at viii. Cans
allowed Murphy 70 come at him and cleveriy
blOeked everything that the local Hghrweighr
OF hurting his hands, but he went fast enough
TO convince the crowd that BE is a far better
man In appearance than the last time he met
Nelson.
Cans weighs Just 1881 pounds. which means
thst be i at weight and ready 10 enter the
ring For the next two days he VIII cut out
ali WORK save a few sDrints on the road and
q little dallyins with the mechanism IN the
gymnasium. He VII be at the ringside this
afternoon and viii be introduced. In company
with Nelson
The betting stil remained ar 10 20 last
night. There Is far more Nelson money than
Cans cein in sight. and unless the colored
mans hackers come strongly within the next
few hours Il IS likely that the price VII drop
another point.
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0ut-By Griffin 2, by Hardy T. Double plays
Esgan 70 Slsttery; Zeide- 10 Mohier 10 Williams:
slsttery 10 Eagan 10 Lewis; Slsttery 10 Eagan to
Lewis; Miller 70 Cook 10 Lewis. Time of game
I hour and 80 minutes 'Counen and
Flynn
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OAKLAND
SUMbLART

Three base hits-Zeice-. Henley Two base
Eszau. Sscrihce hirs-Curtis o.. Berry. Beck
FIRST hase on called bsils-O1 Henley J. o1
roueks Z Srruck out-By Henley l. By Loucks
Hf br pffcber-WfIliaEns. Double piAys-
u Io-re unsSsisred: AohIer 70 Nlliians- Mob
ler 70 Zef6e- 70 NiIisms- Tine OF eane-l hour
and 50 minutes Umps-es-O'Con1eli and Flynn
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EGAN GETS A HOMER

Tie morning game was as ful OF fSht and &C
-i-r IS the Afternoon contest was o1 errors OF
ooulraission ard omission Il wes nip and tuck
zfsir u1rfI tie 6nal inning when the Commuters
slipped the winning run across with one man
down Crltfu the new Sea- boxUan, pitched
Hrs baseball With anything Ike the ordinary
diamond luck he would have got away with his
gene but Truck EsgEn's homer put the rollers
rn5er tie newcomer IN the very first inning
Wirh Heitmuiier cn f-st ara two 0ut Of the WY.
-r-,-rk sr-r-r or tie ball and Il escaped over tie
rlgrr fed fence
r,r seals dallied along until The sixth without
long auy good and then got 10 Hardy FOR three
flugies .EEich nerted pair 0f runs and tied up
tle result
Al of the fans were getting ready 20 order
-frf5r lrlncIeun sud wait for extra innings when
Siar-err ushered IA The ninth with double 70
eft van Halrren hunred him on hiF way ana
tFrI1o- r-cs1rr-1 center that regis
rarpl ne big siuEger ard broke UP The game
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MORNING CANE
san FRANCISCO
OAKLAND
Trisl ----.-..---.3o .

one puf when WlI-lAk III NAe sco9s1-
Runs AND HITS By INNINGS
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nal was 70 be lantern hung ont ~
the yard
Convinced that Purdy was the man
friends OF the gin made an OF the ar
judgements 10 catch the man who had
bceu sending the letters He received
notice thar the eirl woni see him.
That day the girls stepfathcr went 70
Bristow and at 4 hardware store al
most IN front or purdvs bank loaded
up a lot OF camping materials and "a.
cidentally let ont The information that
he and his friends were pOine out Oh
q fishing trip aud wouid be gone over
night Purdy found this ont and
doubtless thought the girl very cleyei
20 arrange a meeting at a time when
he could see her alone Minnie and
TWO friends instead OF going Fishing
as they had led Puray to believe huf.
ried home and at nighfau secrcled
themseles in the barn with loaded
shotgpns. Purdy showed up on time
the decoy lantern being his guide.
Just before he reached the house,
Minnie an ahis two friends could re-
strain themselves no longer and they
rushed out and commenced firing at
Purdy The latter staaed on n dead
Nht NAAWNh ~ NdlH'U Wft ltbNtt WtHN
through II and escaped. but left some
OF his clothing ia the wire fence
The case was brought before the
grand jury the first time and failed
TO get an Indictment The district az
tornoy asked for n rehearing when the
grand Jury was IN session at Viulta
and this time an indictment WAS he.
turned u was stated at the district
attorneys office today TINT purdy had
agreed TO plead guilty to the charee
aud take fine nt $500 II IS nnder.
stood thar the compromise was refused
and the case win he titled on It's mer-
its. The law provides maumum pup.
ishment Of $1,000 fine and five yeags
IN prison. or both
Another important case to be tried
this week Is that OF Bob John and Az
lison Poe. three men who were an.
rested near Miami charged with CON
spiracy to rob mail train on the
Frisco between Fort Scott and Alton.
ON this train was the first consign-
ment of the money turned over BY the
government 10 the state as school
fund, the amount being s500,00a.
which was bCing shipped from Kan.
sas City 10 Guthrie fhe plot was
frustrated by Information paking out
IN advance
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FIX THIS YOURSELF
At ROME AND TRY
Cut This Out or Hand 10
Some Afflicted One Who
Needs Il Badly

A large New York health pubioa-
ion tells its reader, Of number Of
simple and safe prescriptions that can
be made at home. The following how
over. for the cure oi rheumatism and
kidney and bladder troubles receives
the greatest praise. viz: Fluid Ex
ract Dandelion. one-half ounce; Com
pound Kargon. one ounce: Compound
syrup Sarsaparlla three ounces
These simple harmless Ingredients
can be obtained at any good prescrlp.
tion pharmacR az little cost and are
mixed by shaking well IN hottie.
The dose for adults Is teaspoonfu
after each meal and at bedtime, drink.
ing full tumberiul Of water after
each dose. Il Is further stated that
this prescription Is a positive remedy
for kidney trouble and lame back. weak
bladder and urinary difficulties, cs-
pecially OF the elderly people, and one
of the best things 10 be used in rheu.
matte afflctions relieving the aches
and pains and reducing swellings.
woll known local druggist states
that this mixture acts directly upOn
the ellminative TISSUES OF the Kidneys:
clcanscs these spongelike organs and
gives them power 20 slit and strain
the poisonous waste matter and uric
acid from the blood. which IS the
cause Of rheumatism
Cut this out and hand 10 came suf.
fcrer which would certainly be an act
Of humanity
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MUSIC BY WHITAKER
ORPHAN HOME BAND
A Secret Marriage Con.
lracd Til rec Months Ago
win Be Announced

A treat for the people OF Guthrie
has been arranged at the Brooks thea
tre Thursday night April 9th al s
O'Clock
This is the date set by the public
buildings Committee for the hearing
of the Representatives OF Pryor Creek
who desire that the W r. Whitaker
Orphan Home of that place be made a
state institution
The Whitaker Orphan Home Board,
which hyi the way. is known in Guth-
rie. having led the parade az the inaug-
uration OF Governor Haskell last No
vemher. will furnish delightful music
for the OCCASION
Hon. J. Howard Langley, cxdelegate
to the constitutional convention from
he 65th district win present the
claims Of Pryor Greek and the Orphan
Home as win also the Rev w. II.
Witt, pastor Of the NJ f. church. South
at Pryor Creek.
A secret marriage contracted over
three months ago. the bride being The
daughter Of one Of the representatives.
will be announced This viii be a
great surprise TO he friends of the
AbuiS lffblits UN Ant ihtAa UdNf Dttl
kept very quiet only the immediate
members of The family Of the bride
having any knowledge Of the affair
A real marriage win also be solemn.
ICED. a couple now ready 10 be united
In the holy bonds of matrimony having
kindly consented 10 furnish the bride
and groom necessary TO make this
feature a perfecs success Just who
these young people are the Leader Is
not az liberty to statc but the public
may resi- assured that the.t are real
live persons and that this act will con.
stitue an important drama in their
| life
A special invitation IS extended
Governor Haskell and family. as well
as all other state officials and their
families cordial invitation is also
leXteuded TO the public and all members
of the senate and tho house OF repre-
Isentatiyes are urged a. be present
/ Especially all members OF tne commit
tee on public buildings aud state I'M
lstitutions
Come II is free TO all