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The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23
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greater influence the enlightenment and
of the Coored than that of the gen reliable and
which gathers distributes the of hap
which affect and which publishes thoughtful
make maintain for
honorable position all the people; THEREFORE, hereby
pay subscription for 1909 advance before
the publisher support possible
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23
Verv Iona PIants

The longest plants in the world are
seaweeds. One tropical variety is
known which measures in length,
when it has reached its full develop
ment, at least 600 feet, or above one,
eighth of q mile.-Home Notes.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

James E. Travick, one of the most
highly respected and trusted men in
the employ of the Rio Grande dining
car service is anticipating a trip to
the Sandwich Islands.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

The opening of the skating rink by
Dude" Morris is eagerly looked for
by those who enjoy pleasure on wheels.
Dude" has host of friends and the
success of the new enterprise will be
assured Watch for date later.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

Mrs. NJ. l.. Curry, an attractive
Young matron of Lawrence, Kan, will
spend several months here visiting
with relatives.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

Mrs. T. E. McClain left last Mon
day for Nashville, Tenn, where she
will spend several weeks with rela-
tives and friends.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

Mrs. B. Richardson, who has been
quite i'll with pneumonia, is rapidly
recovering.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

E. w. Williams of col Lafayette
street, who has been quite i'll with
pneumonia, is improving slowly.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

Mrs. P. w. Walker was taken sud
denly i'll Monday morning.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

Miss Maude Harris, a very charm
ing young lady of Covington, KY, is
visiting friends here.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

Miss Pauline. Hickman, who has
been quite sick, is able to be out again.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

Rev. Contee and Rev. T. l.. Griffith
of Des Moines, Iowa, were pleasant
callers at this office Thursday morn
ing.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

Mrs. L. E. Anderson's baby has
been on the sick list this week.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

Mrs. ]. p Wilson. who has been
on the sick list, is improving.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

II. ]. Boyce has been laid up for
several days with lame back.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

H. w. Douglas was among the call
ers at this office Monday.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

Billy Euper made flying trip to
Boulder this week.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

H. j. Foster, who has been i'll the
past week. is improving.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

John French of Kansas City, Mo,
was in the city Tuesday.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

Clyde Pritchette is enjoying a visit
to his parents in Pleasanton, Kans.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23
$CITY NEWS :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

S. H. Hobson left Tuesday for
Cheyenne, Wyo.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-01-23

Mrs. Jessie Taylor is suffering with
a severe cold
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Il0R LOCAL

s5sI Smell mad business trip tto
Iced las
III Hoover of g md IIIIarb was a
2 ~ tor last F'rlda
8sJ HON ION vas looking after
cuisines l matters an Minot last week
Gamma ofS & and ., was a bust
ness lls Her last and saturda
81 n 81 ohnson 81 u 8, vas looking
after busine here this week,
5s5s IRE the Egeland banker
vas II yisitor The latter part Of last
week.
John 1 W. Manner ,esnrte rtained 5S q
1 number l1 her lad friends at cards
4 last Friday Afternoon
fS; Mrs. II A.s Winans returne satur-
day from the east, where she has been
selecting her spring stock of millinery
goods.
other carload III choice white $ lp,o
::tt,atoes. free from frost, now Oh sale
} g soc per bushel al NJ ann's model
grocery. They are fne stock s3!..
Austin Leayitt and Nv. j. Morgridge
Of Grand Harbor, were among the
Devils Lake visitors last week.
i M. and Mrs. Joseph Wickert left
Friday afternoon for Aberdeen, S. 81,
where they were called On account Of
the serious illness Of Mrs. Wickert's
father. 555 &: y
Attorney F. 4. Cuthbert returned
Friday morning from Rugby where he
has 4 been looking after legal matters
for q few days. u 3s;3s. n
. Attorney VIM :Lemke Of Fargo, was
a. visitor in the city the latter part Of
last week, He has Just returned from
an extended trip through old Mexico
and q is very much taken up with that
otlntry and was here Interesting PEG
pie In Mexico lands. sS. Nj ~
The masque ball given at Holmes &
Strands hall at Grand Harbor last
{ Monday evening was very largely at
tended. The young folks danced until
an an: early hour in the morning and the
good music furnished was one Of the
features Of the evening.
4 Kf,i r 4 s 80 H =
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rs,sy o.. . - =, T., f.,-
he ever indorse the Calument Baking
Powder in any way. On the contrary,
DR.. Wiley testified before a Congress
81 sdional Committee relative to alum in
food, as follow: "As I have said re.
pteatedly# r do not use it in my own
home, and would not use. alum in
bread il knew. it. Alum is injurious, I,
:.SI It seems that Dr.. Wileys demand
that thu the re- c'a al company should
' cease these publications, which are &,
ne says, against the truth was not
complied with. although he says he
has done all he could ito stop the
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Around The County

: IC-I 90 ~
Boyd Freeborn of Starkwe Gather, left
last week for Rochester, Mimi, where
he will take treatment for his eyes. y!
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Strong of Starkweather last
Miss Margaret Higgins Of Webster,
was Starkweather visitor last Mon. 4
day. (. Il
Geo. Olson of Starkweather, who has
been spending a week IN the twin
cities purchasing spring goods for the
A. O. Sather company, returned this
week. =7s ~, < li.$ssT b : M, 4
Mr.. and Mrs T. N. Maurer Of Stark
weather, returned from Minneapolis
this week where they had their little
daughter taking treatment. H.
The Starkweather Cornet band will
give dance in the Sather hall this
evening, ~, $@ :$ # ~. !.
Mrs. Wolf of Starkweather, spent
Sunday at Webster with friends.
Roy Ellis and wife and Mrs. Schwal-
len of Webster, were spending a day
in Starkweather last week q n
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis Of
starkweather, were visiting with
friends in Devils Lake one day last
week. 81 8
Milt Crazy, editor of the Edmore
Herald, has been recommended BY the
congressman and senator as postmas-
ter at Edmore. -.. is53 *
0. P. N. Anderson, railroad commits
sioner, was at his home in Stark
| weather this week. u = & /, .a55 81: q
! ~
There will be a mask ball at the hall
in Edmore this evening. 4 n Ss}s $a.31s
States Attorney D. G. Duell Of Dew
lis Lake, was looking after county
matters in Edmore last week. I:
i The. Farmers Telephone company
of starkweather have decided to build
a line southwest Of here running as
far as A. O.. Sather's farm. 1t B will
pass the Erickstad's, taking in Maar,
Elias and Toilet Erickstad. The ma.
teria1 has been ordered and the work
will be commenced as soon as 1t
warns up enough to permit. y 81 ark-
weather Times. 1
Several Of the young people OF Ed.
more, attended mask dance at Hamp,
den last week and report a good time.
County Auditor Emil s. Eich was in
Edmore last week. He is making pre-;
oarations to move his family to his
u
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us Notice is hereby given. That that Ger
TAN tain mortgage executed and elivered
mortgagor 70 H J. Haskamp d m nor ii
dated. the goth day OF February, Z 1907.
and filed for record In the ONCE OF the
a1 asaas e tRa
corded il book IA 81 naortgages at as Iee
IL IL Wlll hs forsslegsa by sale
after described, at the front door of the
Ramsey County Court House In Tie CITY
aa psails Lake III The county
Sof 10 cloes q the . TIL day Of 81
March, I sos to the amount due
gage and which M III be sold to q "a Tia tisfv
the same are described as follows n They
are sifuated 55in ramsey county, North rstk
te a aaif g2 sn ths aesSntbsa
shd sea 9ts "A EHh ognasS6
havflg been st sil lassd
fai to- pay prior lens or taxes igon the
NOR gaged prennis that the mort gagee
paid sholIid draw interest at twelve per
cent per mum and the mortEagor fay-
ing fa He'd tos pay iIit erest ION 4 snrior
aayin on October 81 paid SIS, oi
M atom IL he a mert eaxss
seeffs 81 Sdselse
cage due. there, wi ll, therefore be 81 due
on such mort gage on the fta to- Of sale,
a ana sss nests
tees allowed ~ !
Rassa HssF'aa'z 81 y = q sziasaaai
!. I. Mortgages
Rg Hsssr Mtaaass as & Gsgsa
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SUMMONS.

4 III SUMMONS. n Efys s&
=, State of North Dakota, County OF
RamSey-SS.l 81 2$SS fEss Z y f{J.s + si
ga, District Court Second judicial
District 4 u ,73 y%f5Ss n 49, "
y. Robert Stanley, Plaintiff, VS. w. F.
Hollenberg, Defendant. s$S{Ss 4 w. = 4
# 5.5 5y SUMMONS. N : 1#a Isl 5t>:3 Z :
5$S;55 The State OF N orth 4 Dakota to the
above named Defendant $93t! III ST.: E5. 4.
* gu are hereby summoned to answer
the compla Amt In this action whichf has
been filed In the office OF the clerk Of the
District Court of Ramsey County, North
Dakota at his office in, Devils Lake,
North Dakota, and ito serve a copy Of
your answer upon the subscriber within
thirty days after the service OF; this
summons upon. you, exclusive Of the day
of service; and in case of your failure
8to, appear. or answer, iud gment will be
taken against you by defau1t for the re-
lief demanded ii. the complaint. n ,TT
dated Devils Lake, NJ D., February
II, 1909. :: $5-sSS 5s' .s'I I
+. ..-l.t.' Edward r.. Flynn, Z: ss, /,
" - I.> 5Jaa, = Attorney for Plaintiff. &
Residence and postoff1ce address, Devils
Lake, North Dakota. 81 5 $$
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SUMMONS.

E SUN1NAQNSSs
State Of North Dakota, Count y5$; Of
RamSey-Ss.
B IN District Court Second Judicial Dis.
trict. $3S # Y @ & 81
.&ss First National Bank Of Crary, dom
este corporations Plaintiff vs.. Oscar -.
Doe, Defendant Es3 rs ~:
above named Defendant: =; :3fj B:
4. You are hereby sum rnoned to answer
the complaint in this action which will
be filed with the clerk !, Of the above
named court at; his office in Devils Lake,
North Dakota, and to serve a copy Of
your answer upon the subscribers with
In thirty days aftera the service Of this
summons upon you exclusiYe$of the day
ana u case 9fyonr
taken against you by default for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint II ggifS
S Trial desired In Ramsey county. Al
I Dated january q 9Th, 9 09. 8 5$$5 al
s 85S8 Burke, Mid daugh e Guthbert,
3 a5SE 2& $$ Plaintif f' s Attorneys. 81 4:
Reside nce s7as and .# pos office address:
Devils Lake, North Dakota. 81 VA AZ 'E@
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From National Food Magazine
i. Chicago.

III DR.. H. W. Wiley, chief chemist of
the Agricultural Department, has de-
manded Of the Caluments Baking Pow
der Company, of Chicago, that it cease
the publication of alleged certificates
or statements that he had endorsed
the Calument Baking Powder, or re-
ported IN favor Of its purity, whole
someness or superiority. Such state
sments, he says, are false. 81 s s5 3g5 !,
Or. Wiley never served upon a. com
Inittee Of awards, as alleged, nor sign
ed such a report or certificate, nor did
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farm in Cato township after his term
Of Office expires. WI. \. s.. h
Re Rev. C.. E. Stinson will give stere-
optican lecture at the Newland town
ship school house this afternoon and
all are Invited. The lecture promises
to be Of interest to every one. at h e.
: A. E. Merriam Of Derrick, was an
Edmore visitor last week. ...553 s. ~
Attorney T. w. Morrisey of Edmore,
was looking after business matters in
LaWton last week. T Ms j s5.ssE s .5.; !,
{ Ed. vaith Of lBrocket, transacted
business in Lakota last week 81. III.
Mrs. "A. F.. Moravetz of Brocket, is
visiting, friends in Lawton. .< sy i, III II
Ell Geo. Ruttle Of Lawton, was looking
after business matters in Brocket one
day this week. 81 HI. . s8,(
Merl Adler of Derrick, took in. the
baseball dance at Brocket last week. Z.
4 Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Jacob
son Of Overland township. Feb. 513, "a
boy. Also to Mr.. and Mrs. G. j.
Gjestdahl Of Fancher township, Feb.
Is, a girl. Dr. Lee was in attendance
in both cases and reports all parties
concerned as getting along nicely
Edmore Herald. ;.,. u =. S 4
Last Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Johannes Sajerstad entertained a
number Of friends and neighbors at
their pleasant home. The + evening
was spent playing progressive whist
after which a most sumptuous lunch
Twas served. II: When 1t comes to fine
! lunches, Mrs Sejerstad has them all
beat, and those present prom
III the finest spread they ever had il
town. Those present had a most sen.
joyable time.- Edmore Herald. 5ss5
On Monday Of this week, trans,
action was onsnmated whereby Albert
Thompson became the proprietor io1
1.-The business Of the Lemke Bros. I'm
p1ement Co. OF this place, owned by
Fred Lemke. Ar. thompson is an ex
perienced man, having been associat
ed with the Lemke Bros. Impl ement
kCo. as chief sal esman for the past tWc
years. and his man friends III this
vicinity, specially among the farmers
lpredict that he viii make a success
Iof it, Mr.. L.emke, for the present Il
illnd ecided as to what he will do, bul
may decide to remain here as he has
large farming interests IN this vicinity
He has taken active part III publis
matters during the time he has beer
here and has q host Of friends who
wish him success wherever he may 90
ocket News.
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popular e ditior, ID avs s I, 1909.

ularEE oit 70 avs of SOB III
AS usual an mred iately after the ad-.
journnlent Of the present session OF
the legislature, the opula lar Edition,
OF the laws will be issued by r. D.
Hoskins, Bismarck. The style OF this
work conforms to the official edition.
It IS set il large type and can be relied
on as being accurate. "a Ct
Quite a little statistical informa lion
is also given. Among other things we
epumerate the vote last election, a list
Of state and county officers, neWspa-
,pers to date, practicing attorneys, gov
erning boards Of the state institu-
tions, etc. Your orders will be prompt
" filled if given to the Inter Ocean.
The price is $1.00. 2t* t3 $s
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His tho,lg hts ent strai
to their "a and his word allowed
them. Once he stop edys il the middle:
Of 4 business deal III speak to y neph-i
IN who had entered ths oom.
want YOU 3tto2 come aver ana keep
my book he said tbrrlusa uely u.
$55;s'B uncle IA not ID boolskeep n
aaid the youn q All a:t Tout know
how (.
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Ana add up :'s, az enses n
5 5
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IS Wei, that's ali ! want, and any fool
could do that, You may begin Non
day. Good night & q
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NoTECE FOE PUBLICATIoN.
33s.!D Department Of the Infari or. 49,; .ts.5s.

4 IS. Land Office at Devils Lake, M
D., Feb A, 190 i7 :5 1 -:
saS N office lis hereby given that Crerar
SmeallieS OF Toxic, N D., who, on Dec. 3,
1907 made homestead entry No. ST 05,
(Serial Number G, 373) y, @3# for s. NV
NlW14. Sec. 25. and Mex NEN Sec 2S.
township 15 II M. range IS W., 76th prin.
cipal meri Ian, has fled notice Of inten-
tton K to make final conmutatio proof.
to establi sh38 q aim i to- the land q above
described, " before the register and re-
ceiyer at Devils Lake, N. d. on the i 7th
day of March, 4 Dos. 8$; sSzS
3ent& Graves, Harry Amos, George Earl
Clark, Donnan Calderwood, all Of Toxic,
MI b M Mi Ter. -
M 3s ss5 Register.
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]: Several Of the young people Of Ed.
more, attended mask dance at Hamp-s
den last week and report a good time.
va County Auditor Emil s. Eich was In
E'dmore last week. He Is making pre-
3 oarations to move his family to his
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-26

base and mex cusables use Of his name,
The publ Will share ID iileys
indig nation that his name aud official
position should be9 frau ulennifll used
10 aid in foisting upon onsuners d
food compound ID ade u from ngredients
which the doctor has public declared
to be injurio Gus
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Burke, Middaugh q Gntf1 bert,
SS Attorneys for ATortga gee.
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Cards
EDa I Ar 1, j. & Mn J /.

NDERso i'm q sTEa LAYING R
Attorney and counse llor sc Law M
practice ID all the Courts, both State ana Il
Federal and before the u. s. Land once
81 Once in Brennan d Block
Phone 1856 Devils Lake
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!, The first symp tom of this disease Is
hoarseness. When Chamb erlain's
Cough Remedy Is given as soon as the
child becomes hoarse, the attack can
always be- ayerted. Even after the
croupy cough has appeared. tho attack
can be Warded of by the prompt use Of
this remedy. It IS e certain cure for
Group and has never been known to
fail. For sale by all druggists. !,
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-22
NEGRO CALLS OFF
MATCH WITH
KETCHEL
Black Champion Still Leaves
$4,000 Forfeit for Fight
With JeffrieS

CHICAGO, March 21.-When Willie
Britt came steaming into Chicago to-
night to complete arrangements will.
Jack Johnson for the heavy weight
championship battle against Stanley
N etchel he was met with the news that
johnson had called the bout OF.
Johnson made a stipulation after Britt
had left the New York end of the wire
Thursday night that the balance OF the
forfeit money-s4 .OOO-must be posted
by noon Saturday.
The time was too short for Britt to
have the money transferred from Cali
fornia. and he spent many dollars for
telephone calls and kilograms trying to
locate Johnson and have the time ex-
tended. but the negro champion prompt
" called OF the match. despite remon-
sJrances or friends. He has decided to
leave the $4,000 up for 80 days as q
challenge to Jeffrfes
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-22
TURKEYS BEST is
FASTEST In
STAKE
Jerry O'Shea's Greyhound De.
feafS Clever Field i'm the
Feature Event

Turkeys Best, Jerry O'Sheas crack
greyhound, came out of retirement yes
terday after a brief rest and showed to
advantage in the class stake. taking the
measure of a high class field. Among
the entries which went down before
O'Sheas dog were Wildwood, Cheyenne,
Tralee Lad. Walla Walla and Roman
Money in the final.
Among the good things that brought
home the money were Tralee Lad at 3 to
against Carmel, and Roman Money,
which defeated Melrose Belle at similar
odds.
Connie Moore. Invincible, Mile Rock,
Pongenie, Heber and Shaun O'Farrell
are still left in the unfinished open
stake.
In the unfinished class stake Louis
Lagarmisino's Third Rail, a to 4 shot,
beat Onondago for first money. The fa-
vorite led. but was beaten after the
turn.
Results follow:
Open stake first round-Connie Moore beat
Betsy Brown; Tennis Girl beat Sister; Iuvincible
beat Stanley r. Galtemore beat Little Wedge
wood; Eagle Rock beat Ring Lady; Mile Rock
Cloverdsle; Pongenie beat Wild Bill: Heber
beat Raby Aurora; Maud 0'Connor beat Gentle
Anne; Shaun o'Farrell beat Leading Lady; Sc
Unfinished class stake third round-The
Crowd beat L NJ NJ; 0nondago beat Mainstay;
Third Rail beat Speedway
Final-Thlrd Rail beat 0nondago.
Class stake. first round-Cheyepne bye, Ira
lees Last Withdrawn: Turkeys Best beat Wild
wood: Carmel beat Colonel North: Tralee Lad
beat Crystal; L NJ beat Golden Rule; Sangerman
beat Golden Traee; waIla Walla beat Holly
wood; May Boy beat Gold Musk; Royal God
bye, The Governor withdrawn; Melrcse Belle
beat Sepoy: Russell ] beat Mr.. Lonjers; Roman
Money beat Tralee's Last.
Second round-Turkey's Best beat Cheyenne;
Walia walla beat May Boy Melrose Belle beat
Royal Gold; Roman Money beat Russell r.
Third round-Turkeys Best beat Tralee Lad:
Walla Walla beat Sangerman; Roman Money
beat Melrose Belle.
Fourth round-Turkeys Best beat Walla
Waila: Roman Money a bye.
Final-Turkey's Best beat Roman Money
Open stake second round-Connie Moore beat
Tennis Girl; Tnvincible beat Gsltemore Mile
Rock beat Eagle Rock; Pongenie beat Merry
Widow; Heber beat Maud 0'Connor; Shaun
O'Farreil beat Sequoia.
1rnf1uiahed
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-22
Trapshots Gather at First
Event Of Season

The first formal blueroclk shoot of
the Golden Gate gun club at Ingleside
yesterday brought out. large number
of shooters. despite the cold, damp
weather. Thirty -four shooters faced the
traps in the morning event and of these
81 remained for the afternoon race.
In the first event, which was a medal
race at unknown traps and known
angles, the shooters were not in the
best of form. McMurey captured the
high gun honors In this race by shat
tering 19 targets. Reed and Willet who
shot from the same slat, broke is, as
did Ashlin and Haas at 20 and 16
yards respectively
In the merchandise race at unknown
traps and unknown angles in the aft
ernoon. all of the shooters showed more
or less improvement over their per-
formances In the morning The high
guns in this race and the scores made
were as follows. McMurchy, 23: Nau
man. Kerrison. %. Willet, Burfiend. 81.
Sinkey. Ashlin, Elson. Haight, 90:
Eeudner Haas 49,
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-22
SPEEDY HORNETS
TO FAST FOR
INDIES
Soccer Game at Alameda Re-
suits i'm Victory for Clever
Insects
By Bob Shand
Hornet. 3: Independent, o.

This was the result of the soccer
game played at Alameda yesterday aft
ernoon and it is safe to say that the
fans We're more than triffe surprised
at the downfall of the Indies. Although
the Hornets have been playing exceed
ingly good football of late the ma
Jority OF the fans looked for the Indies
to win yesterdays game, as the Greens
were always more classy than Pome
roys men.
The Hornets will now meet the
Thistles in the seminal of the cup
competition and the Independents will
extract their fun from sideline point
of vantage for the remainder of the
season.
The teams were as follows: Hornets
.-McRitchie, Waeber. Buckingham,
Ayers, Lynch. Massey, Briggs, Engley
Elliot. Christie and Lees
Independents-Cr Soutar, And
erson, McGran, Grant, Anderson Jones.
Donohue. Lydon. Fay and Highett
Referee. Chown.
The game scheduled to take place be-
tween the California team and a picked
eleven was abandoned on account of
rain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-22
McIntosh's Offer Appeals
To Black Champ

CHICAGO, March 21.-It took Hugh
Mcintosh, the Australian fight pro-
moter, only few minutes to get Jack
Johnson to consent to fight Jerries for
a purse Of $4,000.
McIntoch will return to New York
tomorrow. He says he is confident he
will be back here in a few days with
Jeffries' signature to the articles.
McIntosh's offer is a purse of $50. 900
to be divided 60 per cent to the winner
and 40 per cent to the loser Each
man will be required to put up a for
felt OF $4,000 when he signs the
articles.