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COURT
CASES At PROVO.
U. S. Ozoccrilc Company Sued for
Large Amount and Forcclos-
urc of Mortgage.

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PROVO, Aug. 26.--The case Of Milton
C.. Niles, trustee, ct al VS. the United
States Ozocerite company ct al, is being
heard in the Fourth district court. 1t
is a suit to collect $4,000, alleged to be
due on notes, and secured by mortgage
on the cornpany's property in Utah, and
4 for foreclosure of mortgage. The suit
is being tried on the cross complaint
,ofathe defendants who claim that there
was irregularity in the creation OF the
Indebtedness and that twas the in
tention of the directors to wreck the
company and reorganize.
& The defendants are represented by
Clinton Reed OF Denver and A. b.
Irvine OF. Salt Lake and the plaintiffs
by Messrs. Critchlow and; Barrett OF
Salt Lake. Mr.. S. s. Niles of Chica-
go and John Voorhees, Of Chicago, pres
ident Of the Ozocerite company are.
here in attendance.
Antoine Lundsolm of Santaquin, a
man As years of age, was examined as
to his sanity by Drs. Westwood and
Pyne before Judge Booth and COM
mitted to the State Mental hospital
r. Leo Bird was appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Richard L.
Bird, deceased.
FUNERAL OF MISS KIRKWOOD. <
n PROVO, Aug. &c. There was a large
attendance at the funeral services over
the remains of Miss Maud Kirkwood
held yesterday in the Sixth ward meet
inghouse. The following speakers adj
dressed the congregation9 Elders L. p.
I Nelson, Brigham Johnson, w A. Me-
$Cullough and S. P. Eggertsen, who re-
ferred to the noble qualities of the de-
parted and spoke words of comfort to
the relatives and friends. Beautiful
vocal selections We're rendered by the
ward choir, A profusion OF floral Of
ferings covered the casket. Six broth
#ers Of the deceased acted as pall-
bearers.
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Swimming at saltair--it's glorious!
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Hamltn Paints Signs of the Better
Kind. Both phones.
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saltair--" Every Day d Big Day
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
AND DEATHS

AIoRDAN-In this city. June %. 1909 Con
stance sssnce Mabel, dearly beloved daughter of
w william Ia and Viola Riordan and granddaughter
OF Richard Riordan. native of San Fran
cisco aged l Years 10 months and is Iavs i.
al. Inc funeral will take place today (Thurs-
residenes rsS5 az S 0eioek p M & from the family
ment HOLY Cross cemetery. by carriage
R0sENBERG-In Mexico. June 21. 1909. Mary
Seanette beloved wife of Robert c. Rosen-
Defg; and mother of Robert c. Jr., Phyllis and
William Rosenberg ~
Notice OF funeral hereafter
sI0DDARD-In Alameda. June %. 1909. Asa
1hurcn Stoddard, husband of the late Hannah
Z: Stoddard, and father of Mrs Caroline Cross
Oh CaIbao, Mo-, Mrs. A. Murdock the late
Aismedo Ls r. u, Ii penberthy and T. c! Stoddard Of
copy.) ReoSe
sULL!VAN-In this city. June %. 1909 Nora
sullivan. native OF Ireland. aged 81 years
suhGEsoN-In this city. June %. 1909. VIII
anu Mary Surgeson (nee McDevttl a native
OF san Francisco. aged months and %
uags; Sacramento papers please copy)
Friends and acquantances are respectfulIv
invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri
aayI pr at l 80 p. M; from the parlors of Nc
twentieth. lnterment Holy Cross cemetery.
THoMsoN-In San Rafael Marin cunty. Gal
June %. 1909, Agnes Hayton wife of fhe la 10
Henry Henry thomson of Liverpool, Eng, and dearly
beloved mother of Catherine NJ, Henry 7
Stpart e., Edith A, Maxwell H and Arthur
NJ, native of DaIkeith, Scotland aged-9s
years months and days. New York Eng
llsh and Scotch papers please copy)
Services and interment (stricfIy nrfvstal
tomorrow friday, June % at San Rafael
FHoRMEIER-In this city. June 90 1000
Anna Marie Thormeier, beloved wife of ems
taye Charles Thormeier, and mother Of Marie
EllzaDeth Ihormeier, native of Oldenburg
Germany. aged As years and months
Friends and acquaintances are respectfullv
invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow 1Fri
day.. at IL o'clock. from the mortuary chanel
or Joseph Hagan, 2536 California street near
steiner laterment Mount Oliyet cemetery. by
carriage. ~
VO1GT-In Ross Cal, June 21. 1909, Frederick
NJ Voigt, beloved husband Of Julie b. Volgt
son OF Cecilia and the late John Voigt and
brother of Ida, Cecilia, Margaret John and
George Foigt, a native OF San Francisco
CAL, aged 80 years. member of Seouois
parlor No. 160, N. s. G. W., and the Ger
mania club.
Friends are respectfully invited 10 attend
"a at 10 a. M, at the chapel of GRAY
4 Co., corner of Geary and Devisaaero streets
Interment private
wADELL-In this city. June 23. 1909. Neilsine
Henrlette. beloved wife of Captain Charles
Wadell. n native of Denmark aged 50 years
mouths and days Chicago papers please
copy.)
Friends and acquantanees are respeetfuIlv
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri
day.. at l O'Clock p. m, from her late rest
dence. 224 Gates street of Cortland ayenue
Interment Mount 0livet cemetery, by carriage
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
SALT LAKE RACES
WILL NOT LAST
FORTY DAYS
Directors of Fair Association
Refuse 10 Extend Meeting
Owing 10 Opposition

SALT LAKE, June 2s.-Favorites
were generally successful at the fair
grounds today. four OF them reward
ing their hackers. Work Box, heavily
played. won the fourth race from Red
Leaf, the fayorite. while Billy Mayham
took the last race. but was only lightly
backed
The races here VIII end next Friday.
This decision was reached today at a
meeting Of the directors of the Utah
state fair association. which controls
the course. II had been originally
planned TO keep the races going 40
days, but a pronounced opposition on
the part OF the public caused the fair
association directors to refuse to con-
unue the lease held by the Utah jockey
club on the track This lease was
made for 10 days at a time. with the
understanding that il should run 40
days. HOrsemen who claimed they
would lose heavily IL the races We're
discontinued presented their views TO
the association directors, but met with
no encoura cement. Results:
First race. hve furlongs, seliing-Belle Brady,
IL tHenryl, 10 /, won; Noltrome, III Nor
gam. 10 8. second: Cobieskill 116 (Bergmap). /.
: 70 1, third Time l.O2 2-5. Bonton, Byron.
Gses, Msgnihcio, Hampton Beauty, finished as
Second race five furlongs-Sslvsge, lie
Sandy TO 5. won; Esther NJ, ll2 lKirsch-
hsuml, 20 70 j, second; Garland, los Morgan,
10 !, third Tine, 1902 25. Faneuil Hall,
'I-ssscutter Regards, Happy Chsppy, finished
named.
Third race. one mile. selIing--work Box. 1oI
tBevanl. 10 >. won; Mike Jordan. LOG
tDeunyl- 10 ], second; Figent. 81 (Mundonl,
- 70 l. third Time 1888. Red Leaf. Billy
AZer. Woolen. finished named.
Fourth race. Wilson handicap, seven fur
FnEs-BoggS. 107 tHsrrisl. 10 5, won; Cape
SSreh, 100 Thomssl. 10 >, second; Valencia,
= rs (MorganD. 10 J. third Time LIS As.
Fimkim also ran.
Fifth race. one snd quarter miles-Iees tee,
ZOE Cotton. ? 10 !. won, ArcOurt. 100 (Henry).
IS 20 /. second; Lucy e. lOs denny, TO ,,
third Time. 200 Herman Doyle Belden,
Colonel white, finished named
Sixth rsce. four and 3 half furlongs, sell
ing-BilIy Msyhsm. ll6 (Ohsi. pa 10 l. won;
plstcon. lie Peak. 20 .. second; J. W.
Fuller, 1l6 Johnson, 2l2 TO I, third. Time,
-55 IS. Luxurio also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
Marriage Licenses

The following msrrisge licenses we're issued
in san Francisco Wednesday, June ., 1909;
AMBROsE-BRAMHAL Edward Am
hrose. - Berkeley, and Florence Alice Bran
hall Ie Oakland.
BAKER-BRADY- J. Baker Jr., 35, Mid
dletoWn. Cal, rsnd Veronica H. Brady, 2l'
1923 Eddy street.
BAUER-MENDELSoS- Bauer 2s,
1917 scott street. and Elsie Mendelson, 2l.
s53 Buchanan street.
RoRNINs-wEIssE- william F. Browning,
81 SO Grove street, and Emile .. Weisse,
% % Henderson avenue.
LE-SULLIvAS-John J. Doyle. q, Ss7S
Twenty fifth street, and Margaret Sullivan, IS,
$50 Union street
GERvAL-BERTHoUNI Gerrsi, .,
PSI Pacific street, and Augustine Berthounieu,
l.. S2l Pacific street.
FIN-HOGIN-Augustus Griffin, 26, and
Corinne NJ. Hogin, 20, both Of Modesto.
HoADLEY-PREECE-w F. HoadIey, q.
3T25 Twenty fifth street and Marie II. Preece.
IS. lS0 Page street
JOHNSON A. johnson, 80,
and Ada Hagberg, 20, both Of SIS Fulton
street
KING-sHEE-Fong Bing King 40, and Lee
sbee d both Of s47 Clay street.
-BOHN-Joseph Meyer. 81, es5 Ash
bury street, and Elizabeth Bohn, 2s, 1919
Ninth avenue.
MoRRIS-LEVIT-Jo Morris. q. 1850 Sew
enth sTenue. and Paula Levitt, IS, 1852 Seventh
avenue
NUsBAUM AfsBREcHT-Nicholss F. Nus
baum "a s3s Third avenue. and Meta A. Al
hrecht. p, 1917 Stockton street.
N-sONDERUP-JohD ]. Olsen Jr, 25,
- 1916 Howard street and Marie E. Z. Son
derup. -, al Capp street.
PAGNUEDo o-sILvERsToNE-Ern Pagnuelo,
81 Hotel Victoria. and Edith May Silver
stone 80 1855 Sacramento street
I-cH0ICCA-Francesco Puccinelli,
2s 354 Francisco street, and Annie Choicca,
I6 st. Helena.
F-PoHE-Arthur II. Retslon, 81.
96s Market street. and Florence ID. Pole, 10,
Gladstone apartments
BoBERTsON-PiRIE- Reuben d. Robertson,
% san Francisco, and Mary W. Pirie, %,
1916 Page street.
O-MUNIORO-FraBce Signor-
clio. 60 and Anna Muntoro. p. both OF Is6
Peralta avenue.
STANIFoRD-McKAY-R Stamford. -, 1879
Twenty-fourth street, and Anna Mckay, %,
Baker City, ore.
WAGSER-TRUEB-M NJ. Wagner. -,
SCI Guerrero street. and Minnie Trueb, %,
aS3 Parnassasus avenue
WTTIIAMS-FISCHER- Walter J. williams,
81 TAHITI. and Daisy n. Fischer, %, Gardner
vile. NeY.
WILsfARTH-CLARK-N s. Niimsrth. IS.
and Ora c. CLARK. %. both OF 1925 oFarrell
street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
AMERICANS WIN
FIRST GAME FOR
POLO CUP
Meadowcreek Team of Long
Island Defeats British
Cracks by 9 to 5

LONDON. June 2S.-The first of the
games for the American polo cup was
won today at birmingham by the Mead
owcreek team of Long island. goals
to 5.
Several of the younger members of
the royal family occupied the pavilion
on one side of the stand, where hun
dreds of English polo veterans and
Foxhall Kenne, Craig W.adsworth and
other Americans assembled.
The Enghshmen conceded that the
American team was the finest ever seen
in the field The Americans piled up
the score in the first half but the Eng
lish players scored 2 goals at the be-
ginning of the second half making the
score to 8. The Meadowcreeks added
three more goals in succession.
The Englishmen took two goals in
the last 10 minutes and the Americans,
who had voluntarily laid down in their
final score 9 to 5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
PUGILIST BATTERS
BOLD KNIGHT
OF ROAD
Jack (Twin) Sullivan Admins
fers Drubbing TO Highway
man Near Shann0n'S Villa

SAN RAFAEL, June 23.-Sohewhere
near here highwayman is nursing a
badly mutilated face and cursing the
unlucky inspiration which lead him to
attempt 10 hold up and rob Jack (Twin)
Sullivan. the well known pugilist, near
Shannons villa last night
Sullivan had taken a moonlight run
to San Anselmo, and was returning to-
ward San Rafael at a leisurely pace
when man jumped out of the shadow
of trees bordering the roadway and
commanded him to hold up his hands.
sullivan saw that the fellow had a
revolver pointed in his direction and
obeyed the injunction without hestita-
tion. As the thug approached he
waited his opportunity, and, with the
qulckness characteristic of his profess
sion, struck the mans pistol arm a
sharp blow with his left fist At the
same instant he planted his right in
the hlghwayman's face, sending him
sprawEng on his back IN the roadway.
The startled and very dizzy robber
tried to regain his revolver, which had
IaIien in the gutter, but Sullivan
stunning punch on the jaw. BY this
time the man of the road began to
realize that he was UP against no ordi-
nary mortal, and attempted flight but
the brawny pugilist had not finished.
Seizing the thug by the shoulder. Sui
Ivan drew him to his feet and held
him there with one hand while with
the other he administered such a beat
ing that the fellow begged for mercy.
When he thought that the highway
man had been sufficiently punised Sui
livan dropped him in the roadway and
continued his homeward journey.
Il did not turn him over to the au-
thorities,' said Sullivan today because
he had punishment enough to equal a
years sentence in Jail Even if he is
a desperate criminal the police would
never recognize him now"
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
Canadian Tennis Champion
Loses to Miss Hammond

PHILADELPHIA. June 23.-Miss
Louise Hammond, New York Metropoli-
tan champion, today easily defeated
Miss Lois Moyes of Toronto, Canadian
champion, in the semifnal round of
the womens national championship
delphia cricket club, Go, 6-2.
Miss Hammond therefore will meet
in the final this year the winner of the
match between Miss Hotchkiss of Call
fornia and Miss Rotch. The womens
doubles were brought to semifnaI
round in which the star match will
be Miss Hotchkiss and Miss Rotch VS..
Mrs. w. H. Pouch and Miss Claire
Johnson.
In the doubles today Miss Hotchkiss
and Miss Rotch defeated Miss Fox and
Miss Morgan, 6-1. 6-2.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
Fruityale Athletic CIuE
Arranges Fast Bouts

FRUITVALE, June 23.-The Fruit
vale athletic club will hold its monthly
boxing exhibition Friday evening at
the new gymnasium, East Fourteenth
street, near Fruitvale avenue. -Four
six round numbers and two four round
openers are on the card, including a
main and a special event.
Lew Taylor of Oakland and Jack
Sieberg of San Francisco. heavy
weights. will meet in the main bout.
Kid Williams of Stockton and Jack
O'Keefe of Denver are matched for a
special six round go.
Tommy Fftton of Oakland and Will
liam Canole of San Francisco will fight
six rounds, Fred Contour and Tommy
Grove six rounds Red Brough and
Otto Fritsch Jr. four rounds. Kid Mack
and Buck Miller four rounds.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
Gravesend Races

GRATEsEND. June o3-First race shout six
furlongs-Julis Powell, l6 10 ;. won; Sir John
johnson, IL 10 3. second; CasQue, 20 70 !,
third. Time. I:l0 10
Second race, steeplechsse. about two and a
half niles-Wster Speed, to =. won: ImpertI-
nence, 70 ?, second; Meddlesome Boy, 10 TO
J. third. Time 4.55.
Third race. i've furlongs-Alexosns, 10 I.
won; Pretend. 8 10 3, second; Little King, 10
10 j. third. Time, 1.01 %
Fourth race one and a sixteenth miles-Sgm-
mer Night, - 10 !, won; Iniitstor. 20 to l.
second; Affection, 10 5, third. fine
As 3-5.
Icy, 10 10, won: Hilltop 10 ,. second; Foot
PAD. - 10 J.. third. Time 1.52 %
Sixth race. i've and half furlongs-School
Marm. even. won: Celaret, 13 to 3 second:
Coonskin. Il to >. third Time, 1.Os.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
TENNIS ExPERrs WILL RALLY

SAN MATEO, June 23.-Society viii
gather in force at the Peninsula hotel
tennis courts Saturday and Sunday
when the championship of the county
in mems and women's singles will be
decided. Interest in the women's sec
tion is especially keen as this will be
the first time that the fair sex will
battle for county honors. r. A. Dris-
coll is the present holder of the cup
management, and bids fair to success
fully defend his title.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
LatOnia Races

LATONIA June 25.-First race. six fur
1onEs-Jupiter Joe. , 10 10 won: Busy Nan. 8
10 ]. second; Frank Stsgg. 10 10 1, third. Time,
Tine lis.
Second race, I've snd q half furlongs-Lord
Clinton. - 10 ]. won. Prince Imperial, TO 5,
second; Coils Ormsby, 10 l, third. Tine,
ZOE 2-5.
Third race. six furlongs-Font. 2 10 ?. won;
Jeh Bernstein, / 10 6. second; Ben Howe, 100
10 ]. third. Time, 1916 Is.
Fourth race. FIVE furlongs-FrOsty Lancaster,
8 TO 3, won: Jack Straw. 10 10. second: Lou
Lsnier. j 10 ], third Time. 1;O4.
Fifth race, one and eighth miles-BelleTue,
: 70 ]. won Ksnen, 80 10 1. second; Deacon
70 8. third Time, 1-56 2-5.
Sixth race, i've and a half furlongs-Orlandot
- 10 ], won; Turley, 8 10 l. second; Snake
Mary, 10 ], third Time. 1:o9.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
National League

CHICAGO. June 2s.-Overau and
Kroh were hit hard in the opening in
nings today, Cincinnati getting a big
lead and winning. Score: r. H. e..
ChlcaSo ........i.......4 s 1
CINCINNATI ...........6 13 8
Batteries-OveralL Kroh, Hagerman.
Brown and Moran: Casper. Fromme and
Roth. Umpires-oDay and Emslie.
ST. LOUIS. June 23.-Pittsburg de-
feated st. Louis in the opening game of
the series here today, to ]. Score:
r. H. E
81 Louis ...........-....... 2
Batteries-Beebe, Harmon and Bres-
nahan; Willis and Gibson. Umpires-
Johnstone and Cusack
NEW YORK. June 2S.-New York
took two games from Boston today, the
scores being TO and IL to l. The
second game was a farce, New York
using 16 players and having no trouble
in getting runs. Scores:
First game L. H. E
Boston .;-.............4 ,
New York 2
Batteries-Mattern and Graham
MarGuard, Mathewson, Meyers and
Schlei.
Second game r. H. E.
DOStol -. - q
New York ...........1 is 3
Batterles-white. Lindaman, Fergu-
son and Bowerman; Mathewson, Gran
dali. Schlei and Snodgrass. Umpires-
Rigler and TRULY.
BROOKLYN. June 2S.-After losing
IA out of is games the Brooklyns
opened long season at home today by
defeating Philadelphia in two games.
Scores:
First game r. II. E.
Philadelphia - 3
Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures. 6 0
Batteries-Moore and Jacklitsch;
Rucker and Bergen.
Second game r. H. +.
Philadelphia i 2
Brooklyn 2
Batteries-Covalesk and Doom;
Hunter and Bergen. Umpires-Klem
and Kane.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
Northwest League

SEATTLE, June 23-Mike Lynch's
drive to the left field fence in the last
half of the tenth inning with two men
on bases won for Seattle, to 4. Score
r. II. z.
Seattle Observation-Disclosures. 5 9 .
Tacoma ................. 3
Batteries-Allen and Custer; Baker
and kellackey.
PORTLAND, June 23.-The exhibi-
tion given by Portland and Vancouver
today was a poor one. in which the
visitors outdid the home team in poor
ness. Score: r. H E.
Vancouver . 3
Portland .... 5 3
Batteries-Giligan and Sugden; Sea-
ton and Fournier
SPOKANE. June 23.-Spokane-A Aber-
deem game postponed; rain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
Victoria Races :

VICTORIA, June 23.-First race. FIVE fur
longs-Evelyn won Maud MEG second, May
Pink third. Time. 1: :03 As.
Second race. five NATURALIZATION won,
Napa Nick second, virgie Casse third Time,
:04 SO.
Third race. six furlongs. selling-Mechant
won, Silver Sue second, Liddngton third. Time,
l:l9
Fourth race, handicap, one mile and 20
ysrds-Johnstown won. Fantastic second, Miner
va third. Time, AS 3-5.
Fifth race, six and half furlongs-Ripper
won. Mike Asheim second, Escaante third.
Time. 1925 So.
Sixth race. one and a half miles-Goldvay
won. Joe Coyne second, Iras third. Time.
SO 10
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
BLOW OVER HEART Is F,ATAL

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 23.-Many
members of the senior class of the
Sheffield scientific school went 20 Derby
yesterday to attend the funeral of
Erastus Hodges, a classmate, who was
to have been graduated this week
The immediate cause of Hodges death
was stated here during the day that il
was indirectly brought on by a blow
over the heart received in boxing in the
Yale gymnasium last fall.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
PAYS DEARLY FOR KILLING QUAII
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

NAPA, June 23.-Jean Honthoas,
who livs near Barro station, was fined
s110 last night by Justice Johnson for
found guilty of killing a quail out of
season and also of hunting without a
county license. He escaped to San
Francisco in the morning and was
Commissioner E. II. Mcmillan. In the
evening he was brought back to NapA
county by Deputy Moore and after a
hearing the heavy fine was imposed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
WOMAN sHooTERs HIGH SCORE

vein. the only woman shooting in the
preliminaries of the grand American
handicap at the Chicago gun club made
the highest professional average today
with score OF 70 out of a possible 100
Including yesterdays score. Mrs. Top.
perwein tied with Fred Gilbert of Spirit
Lake Ia, with 96 out of 100.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
YACHT RACE CALLED OFF

The proposed race between the
yachts Mah-Pe. Mike, Yankee and
Challenger has been called off, because
of Commodore Pugh's determination to
take advantage of the fine weather
along the coast and sail back home.
Former Commodore William Morrow
and Carl Westerfeldt accompanied the
southerners when they left Monday
afternoon and will return home by rail
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
California TWirIer i'm Rare Form
and Senators Are Unable
10 Get a Run
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-Wash-
ington was shut out today. Score:
R. H. E.
=. iPiiid -.--.. D s
Nasillhe ION ..-.--. ---...O
Batteries-Krause and Thomas !;
Smith, Street and Blankenship.
DETROIT, June 23.-Detroit easily
won from S. Louis today. Score:
r. H E.
e. oll -...-...'...S 10 o
Batteries-sugg and Schmidt; Criss,
Bailey and Criger.
CLEVELAND, June 2S.-Chicago de-
feated Cleveland today, to g. Fiene
was effective in the face of poor sup
port. Score: r. H. E.
SteFelaho .................. 3
NHlcaBO .---.-..-...
Batteries-Berger and Bemis; Fiene
and Sullivan.
BOSTON, June 23.-New York played
poorly today and Boston had no trouble
winning. Score: r. H. E.
New York ............ 13 4
Boston IA 81 4
Batteries-Doyle. CaesbrO and Blair;
Steele and Spencer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
fzed 10 have the published Notices
atrictec simply 10 the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
MARRIAGES

HEAfAfER-CONRAD-T this city, June q
1ao9 by Rev E. r. Ollie. d. D. Henry Fred
Hemmer and Mabel Elizabeth Conrad, both Of
Sau Francisco.
ROISE-SPERBER-I this city, jane 49, 1909
= the residence of the brides parents. 3l24
SeiDer street by Rev. p r. Ollie. Austin
Dvixht Rouse and Marguerite Ada Spencer.
both Of San Francisco.
T0MLIN-SNTTH-Tn this city. June 81. 1909,
bv Rev. T.. r. Ollie, D. D., william A. Tom
lin and Alice Marie Smith, both OF Reddlng
rsL
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
svENBERG CHALLENGES sHRUBB

NEW YORK. June 23-John Sven
berg the Swedish Marathon runner. to-
day issued a challenge TO race Alfred
Shrubb the middle distance champion.
20 miles.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
PANNoNIA COLT WINS

NEWBERRX. Eng, June 23-The
Kenneth year old plate OF 200 SOW
ereigns. distance five furlongs, was run
here today and won by the Pannonia
colt August Belmont's Boudoir was
second and Chucklehead third.