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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-05-15
Even Then.

The end of the world had come at
last.
But Gabriel stood irresOlute.
Mankind awaited the trumpet blast
And still he didn't loot.
Impatient mutteTings then began:
why this delay? What does it
mean2"
I'm waiting" said Gabriel, for the
man
With the motion picture machine.
-Yoakum Times
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-05-15

When that communication We'll
established between this Earth of
ours and the planet Mars, won't Miss
Venus get jealous? Laredo Times.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-05-15

South America has not yet
transcontinental railroad, but soon
will have a line reaching from the At
lantic to the Pacific The promise
has been given. and there is small
doubt as to its fudfillment, that the
Transandine Railroad, which is to
connect Buenos Aires on the east
coast with Valparaiso on the west will
be open TO traffic from ocean 10 ocean
in March, 1911.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-05-15

1t has fallen to the lot of grand
old Texas TO move cold, hard, selfish
Manhattan to tears. She does it with
a 3O.000-crate shipment of onions
Jacksonville Times-Union.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-05-15

To improve the clarity of banjo
notes, New Yorker has invented d
metal rest for the players playing
hand so that it will not touch the
head and deaden the sound.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-05-15

The Canadian government will
erect a fuel-testing plant at Ottawa at
a cost of $4,000, chiefly 10 search
for means of utilizing that country's
great deposits of peat.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-05-15

If the man who has nothing to say
would only say it he would soon &C
uuire a reputation for wisdom.-Tex-
as Republic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29

Esta tarde Sc reunira ell ConceiO NgE-
nlcipa1 de esta cildasi ba6o La preSi--
|dencia del se1or Manuel Sanchez Me-
raIes-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
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La repub|iicaen Puerto RicO?,..

En- la Secretaria del Conceio NUM-
ciral Sc ha recibido la siguiente CO.
municaci6n:
Rep1blica del Paraguay; Corapegua
Junio 14-19O9.
Senor Preside1Fte de la MunicIpali-
dad de San Juan de Puerto Rico.
-Tengo Ell honor de dirigirme al Sc
nor Presidente, fin de pedirle Sc sir
va tener la defereneia de enviarme aln
eiemplar para piano ca1lto de Ia mt
sica y letra del Himno Nacional de la
g Repnblica de Puerto Rico, - cuyo
e.jemplsr nos falta para completar la
cdlecci6n de ia banda Municipal DE
o-ta ciuklah
Agraheciendole antlcipadamente por
esta atencion, me es honroso saIludsim-
dole muy atentamente.
M. Mosquiere--Daniel Gimenez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
Doha Cruz Vazquez
KIUDA DE PARADIS

los cuarenta y Lmeve amos de-
edad, ha fallecido anoche en- Sanfrrr-
lce Ia distinguida virtuosa senorst-
doiia Cruz Vazquez, vsllt1a de Para
dis, DANA que gOzaba de alto pres
tigio Ell Ia sociexiad de Cayey, dunfe.
reSidi0 muoho tempo y que deja a1
mGrIr honda hueIla tie sentimienfo en-
tre cuantOs Ia trataron en- su pago per-
la TERRA,
DOha Cruz Vazquez, unia 4 sal alfzE
|pIes1ad tlK noble e1rtlrsnasHno pOr la E9.-
ridad que la congmstaron ei amor ssss
los desheredados y la admilaci6m ge--
neral
Muere c9lando am po1ia flacer mu=-
efo blen en- la TERRA
A los desoiados hijos de la dana fa-
llecida, 81 Pbro. don Alfonso, don:a
Cruz, de Vazquez, doha Carmen, d0ifss
Elisa Marrero, Y don BeHito Paraflfs-
sus hermanos don Saiustiano, doiia Jo-
|sefa, dolla Olivia, dona Natividad des
Capo: sus sobrinos y deanas parIen8ea
entre los que sc crtenaa Ell iaustre OrH-
dor sagrado doctor Caste Paratffs, en-
via ell BOLETIN MEF1CANTH, xa nrSsx.
slrero pasaane
Ell Exe'no. senior Deaegado ApoSfiSS--
tlco de Cuba y PUERTO Rico, Afonse-
nor dose Aversa y Ell limo. seii0r Ohis-
po de esta DEocesis Monseiior W. a.
Jones, conceden ell primero elem dfas
~ ei segsml<io eincuel1ta de inNfugex1-
clas todos los fieles que rezaren AZ
guna oraci6n, aprObada por la Iglesia.
em sufragio de La fSnaGIa.
Z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
Fl sinisstPo de NayagQez
Dos almacenes destruidos

Esta madrugada q las tres, Sc de-
clar6 en- la playa de Mayaguez, un fue
go que los pOcos momentos de ini
ciado tOm6 proporciones alarmantes
Ell incendiO Ocurri0 en- uno de los al
Genes de la memcionada playa. Sufrie
ron grandes perdidas los senores A
Bravo y Co., y Shoroder Co., prin-
cipalmente el primero, que estaba lie
no de prOvisiones que hace POGO 81
hablan recibidO. Ell almacen de lO
se1ores ShorOder estaba vacio. Ell
cuerpO de bomberOs de la ciudad ell
reten de la playa en- union del pueblo,
trabajaron denOnadamente. A La ho-
ra que escribimOs no Sc han recibidt
mas telegramaS acerca de dichO fuegO,
ignorandOse pOr tanto, las perdida
'ocasiOnadaS.
FL juez Municipal investiga ell asun
to habiendO Ordenado perentoriamen
te ell arrestO de varios seiiores hasts
terminar Ia investigation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29

venarlo," 8 mejor dicho, la Novensh.
Por que I'm dia solo de function religio-
sa no es una Novena, nj en- Comerfo
M en- Majalandrin.
Hasta ell dia 6 de AgoStO, no Dcu-
rre NADIA de Particular.
Pero ese dia ST: ii,hay nD torneo
dc sertilas caballo!!
ASi como suena. Sortijas 4 caba--
llo-
Y como va es impossible encontrar
NADIA mas portentOsO, terminamos ess-
ia lagera critica con un elOgio para
la Comision, ell que merece por haber
escogido ell verde, el papel verde para
|el programa que hemos tenido ed gus
to de leer, y decimos ell g,sto, pOrque
nos ha laeoh0 mucho ode reir."
InabOna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29

4 n engrefda burocracia la voluntad
terminante del pals cuando Sc manifes-
ia de esa manera expresiva.
FL despojo los maestros no Sc puede
nj Sc debe consentir.
Antes que ellos, hay muchos emplea-
dos. muchos burocratas que podrian su-
frir ese descuento y uno mayor todavla,
sin exponerles a una vida de completa
indigencia como compensation a un ira
ba;o Gle positive merito por ell bien y
el progreso de la cultura pnblica.
10 que decimos es opinion nuestra y
es la opinion general condensada Y re-
cogida por nOsotros.
Piensan como ell BOLETIN, en- este
case, todas las fuerzas de opinion puer-
torriquenas,y como nosotros hablarlam
81 tuvieran los medios de expression que
tenenos.
Nj por un monlento Sc ha debido pen
sar en- esa reduction de sueldos, a la cla-
Sc mas perjudicada, la menos recon-
pensada, la peor retribulda.
La isla no esta aun en- condolences de
haoer esos miseros regateos d los que
siiven tan importantes destinos como e.
profesorado Insular, Y los que proponen
" proyectan tales desatinos. acaso ate
nuarlan su torpeza con un ejemplo que
70 estan dispuestos a dar. comenzandc
por ellos la rebaja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
M. Grvnnr ! d PrgSulugLo

Aver embarc6 para los Estados UNI.
dos el tesorero Mr.. GrOmer, con noyen
ia dias de licencia. Va 4 pasar las va
caci0neS en- su ciudad natal
Ause1te Mr.. Grahame, enfermo Mr.
Ward. Los senores Travieso y Sanchez
Morales, veraneandO.
Mr.. Hoyt ocupaEhsimo en- SUI depar-
tameE1O.
kC6ma sc arregla ahora el PrasH
paestoe
Sc dice que el Tesorero aceptars.
el cargo de SecretariO de Puerto Ri
co, en- sustatuci6n de Mr.. Wilioughby
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
RI banlOhriSno en- acci6n
PROTESTA DEL PUEBLO

Ell hecho vandalico de que Sc ocupa
la prensa de aver, ocurrido en- la carre-
terra de Humacao, reclama una acci6n
pronta, energica, de la polic1a insular y
un castigo ejemplar de los criminales.
La nOticia del asalto del senor Luis
Davila, en- plena carretera, en- momen-
tos que iba con su sonora de Yabucoa 4
Humacao, ha causado profunda indig-
naci6n.
Esos hechos son completamente amor
males en- Puerto Rico y merecen la pro-
tesla unanime de tOdOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
R3@{la del d]5a

tina noticia que ha cdtsado profohuo
dlsgusto en- cudutos la IAN saoido' ecna-
d4 4 la circulation, tai vez como un TAN
teo con los fines que son Gle pfesulnir-
g. nos va q servir de tema hoy para
l.nar mas cuantas cuartiilas en- defen-
81 del magisterio puertorrlqueno.
Sc ha insinuado que, en- virtud de no
exolicables econom1as SO les proyecta
rebaiar ell sueldo los maestros de es-
cnpla. como 81 10 tuvieran tan opulento
que pudiera pensarse en- clio, sin el te-
p9or de hacer verdaderamente lnsopor-
table la vida del profesorado de la
Isla
lie parece POGO al DepaItamento Gle
Instructions esOs tres meses sin sueldO
que tienen los profesores en- ell periodo
DE- vacacioncs, para que todavia Sc plen-
Sc en- rebajarles mas ell exlguo sueldo de
nleve meses que tienen que repartlr Ell
doce?
La recompensa que Sc les da por su
meritisimo trabajo a los maestros es
colares, no es va nj con mucho equi-
tativa.
Durante eSOS tres rneSeS que no ganan
NADIA, ell Departamento no les deJa en-
libertad de agenciarse algun medic de
vida, sino que, por 10 regular, les obllga
& hacer desembolsos imposibles, con Ii
aperture de clases especiales, celebra-
ci6n de conferencias y ejercicios que
obligan en- multtud de ocasiones al
maestro a trasladarse fuera de SUI To-
calidad, con ell consiguiente dispendio
que este representa-, y mas aun para
qt.irn no tiene ningdn ingreso durante
los tres meses de vacaciones.
No, madmisible es absrlrda la
rabajia.
III sueldo de los maastros no Sc de5e,
No Sc puede tocar.
E,sas economics que ahora Sc entire
Ga el gobierno con sospechosa meticu-
lasidad debe buscar otro campo en- que
cmplearse con nras justicia y con mas
exito.
Hay sueldos en- la colonia, harto 10
conocen ell gobernador sls mas pro
ximos oficiales de la administration,
que pueden sufrir un descuento, sin que
por clio dejen los que los disfrutan de
quedar bien recompensados.
Pero ESQ no reza con los maestros. esas
eternas victimas de la Reconsideration
Official, esos utilisimos y postergados SER
vidores del mas noble oficio del estado,
tenidos en- tan injusta preterici6n, por
aquellos que mas directamente estan en-
terados del servicio que prestan y mas
obligation tienen de apreciarlo recon-
pensarlo.
Dicese que los consejeros nativos, to-
dos, los que pertenecen al partido unio-
nlsta y los que son del partido republi-
cano, SO muestran contrarios alberta
mente al prop6sito de la rebaja injusta,
que dejaria nuestro profesorado en-
candiciones peoreS 4 las que viene atra-
Vasando, y que son va, por desgracia
st1ya mengua del gobierno. NADIA en-
yidiables por cierto.
ST los consejeros nativos Sc oponen q
la improcedente rebaja de sue!dos al
profesorado, como Sc ha dicho insisten-
tenente, desde que la noticia fue del
dominic p1blico, la amenaza del inicuo
despojo acaso no llegue cumplirse.
Y Sc necesita esa actitud esa unani-
como los que el pals viene atravesando,
81 ha de imponer todavia alg1n respeto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
Ndiiciias De Vega Alta

Ell domingo Sc llevaron efecto cua-
tro bantizos en- la casa de don Emilio
Escalera.
Fran todos los nifios del seiior Escale-
ra, siendo los padrinos don Teodomiro
Ramirez Y esposa, don Luis Hernaiz y
la seilora Verone, viuda de Gallardo,
don JESUS Ma. Vega y esposa y don
Guillermo Nogueras y la senorita Ca
talina Escalera.
Los esposos Escalera dieron un ban
quote en- SUI casa de campo, resultando
muy esplendido.
Durante ell dia Sc bail6. La concu-
rrencia era extraordinaria, entire la cual
Sc contaban varias sefioritas de San
Juan y Carolina.
Ofici0 en- ell sacramento el Rvdo Pa
DIRE Garcia de Luque
Ell pr6ximo domingo primero de Agos-
to, tendra lugar un bale en- los salo-
nes del Consistorio, con una buena Or
questa de San Juan.
La Junta Escolar piensa contratar
para dirigir la banda escolar, al compe-
tente professor Sotero Garcia, conocidc
por Moncho Felicitamos 4 la Junta
81 hace esta adquisici6n, pues sabido es
que Moncho es uno de los melores mtisi-
eos de Puerto Rico
Aver visit6 este pueblo, el senior don
Abelardo Gonzalez Font, jefe de nego-
|ciado del Departamento de Instruction
Pnblica lie acompanaba su distingui-
da familia.
Estan va pr6ximas terminarse, las
obras de la nueva estaci6n del ferroca-
rril Los edifcios estan bien dirigidos
y son de solida arquitectura. Veremos
81 Ell la Inauguration, los seiiores Fin
lay Brothers, Whay Mout, Trading Co.
echan la casa por la ventana, como vuI-
garmente Sc dice.
C0rrespOnsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
Notas municipales

El alcalde se1iOr del Vale At7IeE fER
nombrado para sustltuir interina naMBeM
te al Secretario del Concejo MunicI-
pal senior Moraza, que Sc encuentra EN-
uso de licencia, al primer official de Ia
|ofieina don Jose A. Hernandez
Para el puesto del senior V,azqUeE
Alayon, ha sido nombrada la sedieEE-
ia Maria Henares, ''c1erk" de La mem
cioolada nficina-
Durante La licencia del doctor Car
balleira que embarc6 hacia los Esta
dos Unidos, ocupara ell cargo de sub
Inspector de San7tlah Bepef1cencla eE
doctor Caeto-
Para la plaza que desempenaba ell
senior Montijo, ha sdO nombrada ell
seiior Ramon Alers. practlcante del
ClhrtO de Socorros.
La vacante del senior Ramon Han.
ger nD Sc ha cubieGto todavia.
FIN In.e,v,a Se nrnceslera 4 harar TnSr
Inomb1'amientos de auxliares para la rs
coglda de anlmales realengos EN- estE
ciudad.
Esta tarde sc reunira ell ConcesIO Mu=-
nlcipa1 de esta cirltlad ba6o La pFesi--
dencia del se1or Manuel Sanchez Me-
raIes-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
Gr;1cias
Corresponsal.

Ell senor Francisco Servera Silva, pre-
sidente del National Club" de San
German, nos invita- al bale inaugural
de dicho circulo que tendra lugar ell
treinta del corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
I'm CalendariO

En- Ia seccion primera de La Corte
de Distrito de San Juan, sera leido
el calendario civil, ell dia dos del en-
trante Agosto.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-30
Series Of Athletic Events to
Cement Good Feeling

That hatchet which St Mary's and
Santa Clara buried recently is now
so deep underground that nobody at
either center of learning would have
the hardihood to unearth it,, The good
feeling between the two Catholic col
leges will be cemented by series of
athletic events TO be pulled of during
the remaining weeks of the semester.
Next Thursday the second team of
Santa Clara will meet ST. Mary's sec
ond nine on the Oakland campus This
will be theS first of a series of games
between the junior teams of the two
colleges.
This series has an Importance OF
its own inasmuch as next seasons var
stiles Will be largely recruited from
the second team ranks.
St Mary's and Santa. Clara will en-
gage. in an intercollegiate field meet
Saturday, May %. Excellent material
exists at both colleges. The meet will
be held in st. Mary's stadium.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-30

eers out of their stride What was
lacking in hard hitting was more than
made up in placing and team work
- Two plays stood out prominently
me first was just after the beginning 2
OF the sixth period. Teddy Howard got
Ihe ball clear and went up the field
Tor a score The pony had great speed,
ana Howard carried the ball three
quarters of the field for a score When
every one expected Howard to score
he was seen trying to bring his pony
up. 1t then developed that the bride
had broken after Howard had put the
pail into play. and the pony had been
playing unrestrained.
The second play that made history
Tor the game was just before the bell
rang for the end of the game. The
reds had worked the ball down the
held for score and it had been passed
to Hobart for a shot As the play
was made Driscoll, who was captain Of
the whites, shouted to Carolan TO
cover Hobart. He did so with a
vengeance. 1t was fierce bumDinC
match Hobart lost the ball and Dill
l1ngham got 1t and started down the
field for his goal with Parson trying
to- check. In the meantime Carolan
tried to uncover. but Hobart Turned
his attention to Carolan Driscou tried
to check and Howard was ready to
play into the scrimmage. The bell for
the end of the game rang and put an
end TO the scrimmage.
The sudden stopping of the play has
made the members of the teams keen
for the game Sunday, which will he
the last of the season.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-30
Speedway Races on Park
Stadium Tomorrow

The third meet of the Park amateur
driving club viii be held on the park
stadium track tomorrow afternoon,
commencing at 1870 o'clock. A fine
program of four trotting and pacing
races has been arranged, and lively
events are looked for. Following are
the entries:
First race. class a pacers-F. l.. Matthes'
Opitsah. il. VI. Ladd's Ringrose G. D. Mackay's
Dick. 1. B. Dalziers John T, D. E. Hofrman's
Dictatum.
Second race. class A trotters-J. W Smed
ley's Red Velvet. s. Christensons Reina Di-
reetum, A. ottinger's Telephone. A. Ottinger's
Lady Irene. NJ. W. Herzog's Lady Nell, q. f.
Erlin's Mo6at D.
Third race. class c trotters-G E. Erlin's
Johnny. S. Christensons Enchantress A. p
Clayburgh's c, r. Constants Dividend, E.
Stocks Director b.
Fourth race, class B trotters-G. Lyons Mar
tina. Captain Matson's Mckinney NJ. H. c.
Alters Harry Mckinney, A. 0ttinger's Easter
Lily, D. +. Hofman's Yosemite.
oficials-Starter George r. Gay; judges--F
H Jermyn. J. A. McKerron and E. II. Aigel-
finger; timers-G Wenpe, T. F. Bannan mar
shall II. NJ. Ladd.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-30
Finn Says Salt Lake Meet of
Forty Days Is Assured

Disquieting reports have been circu-
lated IN local turf circles within the
last day or two to the effect that the
proposed summer meeting scheduled
to open at Salt Lake May % might
not materialize on account of inter-
ference by the state officials.
Many California followers of racing
have been planning 10 participate in
the meeting. and the following tele-
gram, received last night from w W.
Finn, general manager of the meeting.
is the last word on the subject:
Please deny truth of report mali
ciously circulated along the Pacific
coast to the effect that the Salt Lake
meeting would be stopped. On the
contrary. such a thing as trouble has
not even been dreamed of. We have
about 400 horses here, and the first
about Is. A grand meeting of 40 days
is assured
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-30
DISPERSAL SALE OF
APTOS TROTTTNG
STOCK
Horses of French Coach Blood
From Claus SpreckeIs Estate
Also to Be Disposed Of

The dispersal sale of all the trotting
bred stock on the Aptos farm. as well
as y head of fine horses of French
coach blood, belonging to the estate of
Claus Spreekels. Will take place at the
sales pavilion of F. H. Chase & Co, Va
lencia and Sixteenth street. Monday.
May 10
This viii be one of the most i'm
portant sales of blooded stock of the
season In the consignment will be 50
trotting bred horses, including three
stations 9 brood mares. 16 3 year olds
and young geldings and mares from
( TO 8 years old
The stations are Aptos Wilkes. a full
brother to Hulda, 2.0S5s and two
young sons of Dexter Prince. Prince
Henry. one of the last named, is an es-
pecially fine looking animal. The
brood mares in the assignment were
not bred this year. and buyers will
have an opportunity of mating them
with stations Of their own choosing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-30
BATTLER TO FIGHT
THOMPSON
JULY 5
Declares "Packey" viii Have to
Wait Until September 9
for Good Beating"
By Battling Nelson
rSnecial Dissaieh 10 The CalLl

ISpeciol Dispatch TO The Call
ROCHESTER. n. Y, April 2s.-I was
going TO call of Mcfarland match be-
cause he and Gilmore got very nasty
regarding my forfeit, etc. They stated
the reason / didn't put up my forfeit
was because I was money and property
poor. which the world knows is un-
true. They had better lay oc that mon
ey gag till Mcfarland gets TO be man
enough to pay his bills when any one
guarantees his honesty. etc intro
duced him once so he could get credit
and had 10 pay his bin of S57.S1 to the
Twentieth Century clipping bureau of
Chicago.
When Mcfarland was sued in the
court he pleaded infancy. Now since
he got gay about my forfeit he VIII
have TO bet $4,000 on his chances of
winning: also wait until September 3
to get the beating / have in store for
him. Ny forfeit Will be uD in due
time for any match I enter into. Coff-
roth made good McFa-land's bill 10
me when we signed articles. VIII fight
-CycIone" Thompson July 5, instead of
Packey I leave here for Hegewisch
saturday night.
! viii leave Hegewisch Tuesday for
san Francisco. Hame made arrange
ments for Millets training quarters
for Johnny Coulon and my stan Am
training every day. In great shape
now, just little tapering of is all
! need
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-30
Pimlico Races

PIsIIc0. April 29.-Flrst- race. five furlongs-
Aexoaua. even, won; Frank Purcell. TO l. sec
ond; Belle Mawr. Is TO J. third. Time. :0I.
Second race, six furlongs-Half Sovereign, L
70 g. won: Panton6e 5 to J. second; Personal
20 10 1. third. Time. i:13 2-5.
Third race. seven furlongs-Gretna Green, 5
70 ? won; Beaucoop. TO ., second; King of
Bsshan. 25 TO ], third. Time, :27 f-5.
Fourth race. steeplechase about two miles
selling Economy. 10 10. won; Touchwood to
1. second; Guardian, l5 TO /, third. Time,
4:32 30
Fifth race. Druid Hin park purse four and
half furlones-Autumn Girl. 10 ), won; Jessica
u 10 !, second; Caesar, % to 1, third. Time
:5G
sixth race. one mile-Raeine II. 0 to ., won !:
Monassa, to ,. second; Neoeskaleta. 3 to 2
third Time, l:42 2-5.
Seventh race. seven furlongs-Red River. even
won; Charlie Eastman 12 10 J. second: Zethus
10. l. third. Time. ] 81 4-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-30
Northwest League Games

SEATTLE Wash, April 29.-Seattle
won from Tacoma today by score of
to .. putting the last run over with
none out. in the ninth inning. Score:
R.. II. E.
Tacoma ;.,;....,.;. - So
and Kellackey.
VANCOUVER, B. c., April %
Cooney Starkell was in great form to-
day. and the Beavers could do nothing
with him, getting only two hits and
losing to l. Score:
Aperueen ......... l
vancouver 3
Batteries-Starkell and O'Brien; Gill
ligan, Hickey and Sugden.
SPOKANE. Wash, April 29.-Holms'
wildness, with star fielding by Cooney
that cut off two runs for Spokane and
stopped a batting rally. won for Port
land today, to g. Score.
RHE.
Portland ...........
Spokane ...-.... 3 IL !:
Ba Batteries-Kinsella and Murray
Holms and Stevens.