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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-30
Assessment No. 4.

SILVER QUEEN MINING COMPANY.
Principal office, Standard laundry, lf2
Dunhar avenue. Salt Lake City, Utah
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting
of the board Of directors of the Silver
Queen Mining company, held on the 7th
dav of October, 1903, an assessment Of
0ne-fourth cent G4c) per share was lev
led upon the capital stock Of said cor
uoration, payable forthwith to Frank E
Dole. the secretary of said company. at
The office of the Standard laundry. i42
dunbar avenue. Salt Lake City, Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
nav remain unpaid on the 18th day OF
November, 1903, VIII be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before, so many
shares OF each parcel of such stock as
NAV be necessary VIII be sold on the 9Th
day of December. 1903. at I o. clock p. m
of said day. to pay the deii0uent assess
ment thereon, together with the costs OF
ADVERTISING and expenses of sale.
Dated this 9th day OF October 1903
FRANK DOLE
Secretary Silver Queen Mining Company
office. Standard Laundry. 142 Dunbar
Avenue. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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PIMLIco RESULTS.

BaItimare. Oct. 29.-In the six days
races of the Maryland Jockey club, the
Electric park steeplechase was won by
SteIIeIand The Ticket of Leave fell at the
ninth Jump; MAZE Fletcher at the seventh
and Defiance at the thirteenth; the last
named broke his shoulder and was de
stroyed.
First race, six urlongs-Scarpia, to 5,
won; SOlemia, to 2, second; Hedgerose,
30 to I, third. Time, ia As.
Second race, mile and seventy yards
Taboo, 4 to 5, won; Pins and Needles, 8
to 2 second; Cunning, 10 to l, third. Time,
1:46.
Third race. six furlongs-Merry Gift, 4
TO !. won SpellbOund, to l, second; Sell
wick to 1, third. Time, liza is.
Fourth race. steeplechase. about two
miles-Stella Land, s to ), won; Lynne
wood, to !, second; Ticket of Leave, L
10 / third Time. 1872
Fifth race. five and a half furlongs-
Chiffon Queen, Z to l, won; Phoronls. q
10 /, second; Kyle, 10 to !, third. Time,
! los Is.
sixth race. six furlongs-WoOd Lane,
to ), won: King Commoner. 5 to 1, sec
ond: Cheek. 20 to l, third. Time, ia 20
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LAToNIA RESULTS.

Cincinnati, O., oct. 2s.-Tom Hayward,
at 4 to 1. was the feature race at Latonia
today in a driving finish from Right Easy.
The latter set a hot pace to within few
jumps Of the wire, when the light weight
ed rom Hayward overlook him and beat
him a neck.
first race, five furlongs-Ethel D.,
20 /. won: Fleurons Daughter, 4 to I,
second; Ferrand Cecilian, 30 to l, third.
Time. 100 %.
Second race, six furlongs-Dr. Waldo
Briggs, ? to I, won; Bruce Rice, to 1,
second; Tom Holland, to 2, third. Time,
lib 10.
Third race mile and a sixteenth-Many
ColOrs. TO /, won; Dextrine. to ], sec
ond; Plume. TO 1, third. Time, las.
Fourth race, five and half furlongs-
Duquesne, 8 to 2, won; Calash, IL to .,
second; My Gal, u to /, third. Time,
1 :07 2-5.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Tom Hay
ward, to 1, won; Right Easy, to ., sec
ond: Tom Green. to 5, third. Time,
% As.
Sixth race, mile-Des CONNECTS, y to l,
won: Alice Baird, to 2, second; Denver
Girl, 10 to l. third Time, lao 40
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Assessment No. 3.

SEVEN TROUGHS MONARCH MINES
company. Principal place of business,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing of the board of directors of the
Seven Troughs Monarch Mines com
pany held on the 18th day of October.
1908. an assessment of one-quarter (5)
cent per share was levied on the out
standing capital stock of the cornora-
ton. payable at once to II. NJ. Cham
berlain, secretary, at Walker Brothers
Bankers.
ANY stock on which the assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 22d day OF
November, 1909. viii be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment is made before, so
many shares of each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary Will be sold
on the 18th day Of December. 1903. to
pay the delinquent assessment, togeth-
er with the cost of advertising and ex-
pense of sale.
H. NJ CHAMBERLAIN. Secretary.
Location of office, Walker Brothers
Bankers. salt Lake City. Utah.
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AoUEDUcT RESULTS.

Aqueduct, n. Y, Oct 2g-There was no
feature to racing here today. The fourth
race was reduced to two starters and
Arasee, a 2 to favorite. won. Charley
Brown, manager Of the Jacksonville meet
ing, was at Aqueduct. He said that nc
results from the track at the coming
Jacksonville meeting would be handled.
The meeting will run 100 days or more.
First race, six and d half furlongs-
Hoffman 90 to /. won; Bosom. Y to /
second: Rose Queen. to 10. third. Time
1 20 80
Second race. one mile-Blackford, Z to 3
won; Quantico. to 2. second: Bonnie
Kelso. II to l. third. Time, Al 2-5.
Third race, six furlongs-Anavri. 6 to
won: Helen Carroll. IL to 1, second: Har-
vev F.. to 1. third Time, is As.
Fourth race. mile and a slxteenth-Ara-
see. 2 to :, won: Sir Cleges, 2 to !, second
Time. $50 2-5. Two starters.
Fifth race selling. mile-Sanguine,
tn I won: Miss Alert. 5 to 2, second; Home
Run, Z to 1, third. Time. 1:A.
sixth race. five furlongs-Jacqueiin, tC
l. won; Sucker. to ), second; Imprudent
TO l. third Time / .01
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KING EDWARD PRESENTS
PIN TO AMERICAN JOCKEY

Newmarket, England, Oct 29-Today
King Edward presented Danny Maher,
the American jockey, with a beautiful
jeweled scarfpin in recognition of the
Jockeys success in winning the free
handicap sweepstakes yesterday with his
majesty's Minoru.
The Durham stakes hadicap of ZOO
sovereigns for 3-year-olds and up was
won by Louis Winans' Sir Martin. Faith
full Don was second and Bonnie Bay
third Nine horses started.
The free handicap of 100 sOvereigns
each, for 2-year-olds, six furlongs, was
won by Sunbright. w. Astors WinkipOp
was second and Apache third. H. P.
Whitneys Sallie of Navarro was among
the starters
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Football enthusiasts will make their
way to Cummings field this afternoon.
For them viii be offered a gridiron bat
tie that gives promise of being a fierce
struggle from whistle to whistle. The
teams, Utah ana Fort Douglas, have been
prepared for a grueling game and each
goes into the play with chance.
The soldiers have showed the best OF
spirit in backing their eleven and are lay
ing even odds on the outcome. 1t will be
the first home game for the university
at home and the students and hackers OF
the eleven are eagerly awaiting the call
Of time to see their eleven in action.
With the enlisted men of the Fifteenth
and the reglmental band out in force the
game will present q military spectacle Of
note.
The S. athletic fee. which gives each
student an admission ticket to all games,
went into effect this year and today s
game will be the first one in which the
students will have an opportunity to exer-
else their privilege. This VIII mean that
over 500 students win be in attendance to
root for the Utah team victory. At the
1 Fort there are over LOO regularly en-
/ those actually needed for duty at the
post, will be given a leave of absence so
| that they will be able to attend the game.
| From the fact that there will be such a
/ large number of rOOters for each side
/ present it is expected that there will be
a battle royal for first hOnors in roofing
/ from the side lines. The Utah lire today
will be practically the same as it was
/ for the Golden game. Grant at quarter
! back and COnville in one of the line posi-
tons may fit in for a half.
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Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a special meeting of the stockholders
of the Hero Nevada Mines company
will be held on Thursday, the 18th dav
of November A d. 1909 at the hour
of p. m, at the eOmpany's office. No
500 NewhOUse building, salt Lake City.
Utah. This meeting is called for the
purpose Of dissOlving the corporation
and for such other business as may
come before the meeting.
VAN D.. SPALDING,
President.
H. NJ. CHAMBERLAIN,
Secretary.
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FLYNN GETS DECISION.

Los Angeles, oct. 29.-Jim Flynn, the
Pueblo fireman, won the newspaper de
ciSion over lack Burns, the Salinas giant,
tonight at McCary's pavilion in a ten
round contest. Flynn did not give Burns
a chance to do any long-distance slug
ging but rushed him at every stage anu
iitsT,IIv fought him off his feet, reach
ing his head with rights and let's almost
al will. and severely Furnishing the Cali
fornian. In the seventh round Burns
slipped to the mat in a clinch and Flynn
r1iTiad him to his feet.
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FLORIDA RACE MEETING
ATTRACTS MANY STABLES

New York, Oct. 29.-The Jacksonville
race meeting, with its numerous attrac-
tive stakes, has tempted a number of the
more prominent turf men. Among those
who are preparing to ship their horses to
Florida from the Metropolitan district
are r. F. Carman, Barney Schneider, H.
L. Shaw, James Arthur, II. G. Bodwell,
]. B. ResDess, James Mclaughlin, J. w.
Schorr, W. II. Fizer st. James stable,
G. H Hole, ]. c. Milan, ]. w. McClel-
land and B. d. II. Brandt.
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SULLIVAN IS HOT AFTER
OUTLAW ATHLETIC LEAGUE

New York, Oct. 29.-In the fight against
the New Illinois State Amateur A.nle.ac
federation, President James E Sullivan
of the Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States has decided that the wrest-
ling championship of the National A. A
u. will be held in Chicago this year. II
is the purpose of Mr.. Sullivan to give
the Central association at Chicago all of
the greater attractions possible to aid It
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MAY ARRANGE FIGHT.

Chicago, Oct. 29.-The much-moOted
battle between Packey Mcfarland and
cyclone Johnny Thompson now is sched-
MED for decision Sunday afternoon before
the West Side A. c. of New orleans. The
matchmaker for the club last night prac-
tically clinched the bout to be staged in
Mace of the Papke-Burke mill, which
has fallen through. owing to the sailor s
inability to get into form.
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"poTsv MILLER Ar HOME.

New York. Oct. 29-'Dots" Miller, the
great second baseman of the Pittsburg
baseball club, who was highly eulogized
by the mayor and common council of
his home town, Kearny. n. j.. has re-
turned to Kearny and has organized a
basket ban team. with which he hopes
to keep in training through the winter.
His fellow townsmen have planned a re-
oeption, a dinner and other hOnors for
Miller
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KID PLAYER DIES.

Urbana, Ill, oct 29-Orville Sullivan,
1S-year-old boy of Urbana, died yes
terdaY from a broken neck, received on
oct. - while he was playing football
with schoolmates. The boys ailment was
first diagnosed as scarlet fever: II IS
considered remarkable that he lived as
long as he did.
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be able to whip the seniors this year and
also that the faculty Will nave one OF
the hest teams ever secured from the
wise ones on the hill. Those out pr9c-
Using Friday night were Reynolds,
Knowlton Ketchum, Hedges, klchafu-
son, Maddox, Wise, Williams, ROBERTS
and Pearson.
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SAINTS DEFEATED BY
AMERICAN FORK TEAM
(special to The Observation-Disclosures

Especial TO The Herald-Republican.)
American Fork, Oct 29.-In one of the
most exciting games of basketball seen
in American Fork, the L. ID. S. team Of
Salt Lake went down to defeat at the
hands of the Apollo five tonight, by the
score of - to p. The game was fast
throughout, with fine form being shown
for the time of year.
Snow. for the Saints, and Barrett, for
the local five, played brilliant games.
More than 100 watched the play.
The lineup:
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TIME TOO SHORT.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 29.-In handi-
cap wrestling match here tonight, Ut. q.
p Roller of Seattle Wash, threw Frank
PrindIe of this city, in nineteen min
utes. but failed to throw Charles Olsen
also of Indianapolis, in forty-one min
utes. Roller was allotted one hour in
which to con 1uer both local wrestlers-
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MADE CLEAN SWEEP.

Dallas. Tex, Oct 29.-Robert Burman,
/ Buick driver, made another clean sweep
/ of the automobile races today, winning
the ten-mile stock chassis, the fifteen
/ mile free for all a three-mile open for
/ track record, and a thirty-minute record
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WON ON POINTS.

Savannah. Ct, Oct. 29-Frankie Mad
den of New York won easily on points
from Harry ScrOggs of Baltimore in a
fffteen-round fight here tonight.
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GOLF AT COUNTRY CLUB.

Today at the Country club will be seen
the finals in the mems golf and tine first
round of the second flight series. The
links will present g busy scene and, with
good weather, a large gallery will be on
hand
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BIG HIGH SCHOOL GAME
Salt Lake, Though Crippled, Expects
to Cineh Championship by De-
feating Ogden.

Two bitter rivals-Salt Lake and Ogden
high schOols-meet this morning at 1880
a. m. on Cummings field in a most i'm
pOrtant football game of the interscholas-
tic series. On the outcome of this bat
tie will practically rest the winners of
the pennant. The Salt Lake high school
still heads the list, having won every
game. Ogden has lost but one, placing
them in line for second place. If Salt
Lake wins she viii have practically
cinched the championship, but if she loses
she viii be on a level with both Ogden
and Granite.
If spirit counts for anything, the Salt
Lake high school will have a most eX-
cellent chance TO win, as the entire morn
ing yesterday was taken up in one vast
assembly of between 1880 and goo stu
dents.
Physically the football men are in poor
condition, and Coach Convill is not over
jOyed that the most important game is
to be played this morning. Both lie
Roy Workman, left end, and Gordon
Kirby, right tackle, who is the strongest
man on the team, viii not be seen in
the lineup at all, while 1t is doubtful if
Captain Tommy Fitzpatrick will be in
condition to play the entire game, owing
to injuries received in the game last Sat
urday with All Hallows college. The line
up:
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FACULTY AT PLAY.

The University of Utah faculty was out
practising Friday night for their coming
game with the senior class. Captain A
B. Roberts, who is fostering the affair
says that he feels that the faculty will
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BURNS KNOCKED OUT.

Charleston, S. c, Oct 9.-Jimmy Mo-
ran of New York knocked out Kid Burns
of Philadelphia here tonight in the sixth
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ABBY is THIRD.

Paris. Oct 29-T. p. Thorne's Abby fin
fshed third in the Prix Saxifrage, which
was run at Mansions Lafayette today.
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The Lineup.

me OFFICIALS Tor the game Will De. FRED
BenniOn, referee; r. L. McNiece, umpire;
d. A. Callahan. head linesman, and Dick
Oglesby, field Judge
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COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco. Oct 29.-Rain brougn,
the Vernon-San Francisco game to an end
today at the close of the fifth inning
with the locals ahead, 3 to Q. Score:
r. II. +.
San Francisco ..-....-.......-.-.
vernon rsssss.srs--"s y
Batteries-Ames and Berry; Hit and
Brown.
Sacramento. Cal. Oct 29.--Oakland-
Sacramento game postponed; rain
Los Angeles, oct. 2s.-Score: r. II.
Portland ....... .................-. >
Los Angeles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l L
Batteries-EIarkness and Fisher: TOzer,
Smith and OrendOTff.
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GREAT STRUGGLE ON
UTAH FIELD TODAY
Fort Douglas Soldiers Face the
Crimson Eleven With Hopes
of Victory.
FIERCE PLAY is ASSURED
CHEERING DUEL BETWEEN THE
SIDES TO BE FEATURE.


BY CAPTAIN GEARY. =
The post team will surprise the :
, University eleven today. For more :
y than a month we have been work 7
y ing for the Utah game and there is :
y not a man at the post but who is :
y confident of victory. Our team is :
y trained to the minute and will enter :
i the game as the best representative =
= of football ever sent out from Fort =
= Douglas. 1t is the game of the year =
y for US and we are going to win.
\ BY COACH MADDOX. =
= I want to say that there will be =
= real football game on the gridiron to :
4 day. The University team is in fit =
= shape for the hard game we expect, =
= and simply can't lose. 1t will be =
y worth watching. =
a. Il
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San Franeisco ...................


and Berry; Hit and
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HOT SPRINGS

Aqua CaIiente station. Sonoma county New
mission style plastered hotel. Hot and cold min
eral water in every First class German
cooking Warm meals three times day Men
help in hotel and dining room. Every room and
hallway velvet carpeted. Electric lights Can
accommodate 100 guests. Rates from SI2 up.
Address Fet;ers Hot Springs. Sonoma. CAL
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CaIifornians ON Travels

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Californians
are registered here as follows: From
San Francisco-R. l.. Trewett Waldorf
ASTORIA p. Berinstew, Grand Union
j. L. Jackson, Hotel Belmont; e. f.
leighton. Mrs. T.. r. Leighton, Grand
Union II. II. Mentn, Herald Square
j. S. Osborne Hoffman house: O.
Schorr, Park Avenue hotel: O. T. Mosh-
er, Grand Union. B. w. Hardee, Marl-
borough; L. r. Myers. Hotel Wolcott;
l.. Ashborn, Gerard; Mrs. T. s. Averill
Martha Washington: q. Boerner, Hotel
Gerard: c. j. Hanlon. Hotel Savoy,
r.. J. Hinricks, st. Andrew: B. +.
Leronge, Hotel Flanders; Miss Spring,
Grand; H. NJ Blankenstein, Broztell;
A. w. J. Gebbs. Cumberland; +. A.
Mahon, Marlborough; III. l.. Simon,
Hotel Flanders; P. w. Slocun, Hotel
Cumberland. j. j. Smith. Hotel Flan-
ders; Miss G.. b. Gould. Wolcott; ]. F..
Trust, Hotel Bayard; III. A. Williams,
Hotel Woodward, J.J. Doyle, Holland;
Mrs II. NJ. Sage, Miss Sage. Hotel Col
lingwood.
Los AngeIes-E r. Beck. Hotel Bel
mont: H. NJ Calkins. Mrs. S. A. Calk-
ins. Hotel Bartholdi; j. S. King, Hotel
Victoria; j. f. Perry. Grand Union
hotel: G.. Elliott, Mrs. G. Elliott,
Broadway Central; T. +. Powers. Hotel
Bayard; G. Gilbert. Mrs. G. Gilbert, Ho-
tel Netherland.
San Diego-S. A. Dale, Mrs. S. A.
Dale Park Avenue hotel.
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Black Prince. commanded by Rear Ad-
miral Frederick T. Hamilton, who will
also be the official representative of
Great Britain at the celebration.
Italy will send the cruiser Etruria
and the cadet ship Aetna. France will
send warships and a government rep
resentative, while five or more ships
will come from the South American
republics.
Mexico will be represented by the
gunboat Bravo, commanded by Captain
Manuel f. Izaguirre, while Holland will
send the cruiser Utrecht, from whose
crew a number of Dutch sailors will
be selected to man the reproduction of
the Halfmoon.
BALLOON AND AEROPLANE FLIGHTS
Then there will be the dirigible bal
loon and aeroplane fights. The Wright
brothers and Glenn Curtiss have signed
contracts The latter will attempt to
encircle the island of Manhattan, start
ing at Bedloes island; thence up the
river to Spuyten Duyvil, and down the
Harlem river into the East river, where
he will hurdle" the four great sus-
pension bridges.
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CORONA CLUB HOLDS
FEDERATION DAY
Mission Organization Begins Its
Years Work

Corona club, the largest women's
club of the Mission, opened its years
work yesterday afternoon with busi-
ness session, which was followed by
program of speeches. Federation
day it was called, and all of the ad-
dresses Of the afternoon dealt with the
annual convention of the state fedora
ton held at Del Monte in May.
"Gleanings from the federation" were
the topics and the first of these was by
Mrs. Hume, the state president 9th
ers who spoke were Mrs. Emily Hop
pin, the state treasurer, who gave some
Of her Impressions; Mrs. Annie Little
fetal Standpoint; Mrs. E. J. Dennison.
The Social Side ETH Of the sconvention,.
Points Which Impressed Me Most at
the Convention"
Mrs Lowell White told the interest
ing story of How We Passed the Big
Tree Bill at Washington" and Mrs.
Cecil Mark sang charmingly. At the
business meeting it was decided to
give Portola luncheon on October IA.
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COUPLE UNITED AT
PRETTY HOME WEDDING
Miss Wilhelmina r. Mueller Is
Married to w. III. Strohmaier

The wedding of Miss Wilhelmina r.
Mueller and William II. Strohmaier took
place Saturday evening, September 4, at
the home Of the bride in this city, which
was. prettily decorated for the occasion.
The bride was attended by Miss Esther
Swanson as maid of honor, while Mar
tin Strohmaier, brother of the BRIDE
groom, acted as best man. The officiat-
ing clergyman was Rev. w. J. Scl1malle.
pastor of the Emmanuel Evangelical
church The couple received many
beautiful and valuable presents
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TEPPERS HOTEL AND GARDENS

Under new mana nagement. Near the Altenheiin
Fruitvale. Beautiful place for vacation Rooms
and board including bath. Regular dinner and
music Sundays la carte week days Will rent
for parties and picnics p. J0HNK. Proprietor
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PORTRAITS OF JUDGES
PRESENTED TO COUNTY

SAN JOSE. Sept. 10.-Department
one of the superior court was filed
this morning with Native Sons and
attorneys at the presentation to the
county of oil portraits of former Judges
r. Beldon, Spencer and Rhodes. The
address of presentation was made by
Attorney V A. SchelIer and addresses
also were made by the present superior
judges. Richards. Welch apd Gosbey.
Judge Rhodes made feeling response.
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CANADA'S WHEAT FIELDS
WILL YIELD BIG CROP

OTTAWA. Ont. Sept. 11.-An Official
estimate by the Canadian department of
agriculture and statistics places Can
ada's wheat crop at 16S. est. zoo bushels.
OF this it is estimated 149.2S5,000
bushels will be produced west OF the
great lakes.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Hayward

This beautiful hotel, centrally located, large
grounds, and amusements, billiards, bowling,
tennis dancing etc. Rates, IS to S12. Special
rates to families H. A. PARKHURST, prop,
Hayward. Cal.
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WOODMEN WILL MEET
AT BANQUET BOARD

The members of the different camps
of the Woodmen of the World, in this
city. have completed all arrangements
for grand banquet to be given in
Golden Gate commandery hall. Thurs
day, September 90.
The affair is in celebration of the
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nineteenth anniversary or the foun-
dation of the order by the late A. F.
Falkepberg and ten others on the top
of Pixies peak.
Prior to the banquet there will he
a large class initiation of candidates
for all the local camps in the pres
ence of a number of the head officers
of the organization.
On January 1, 1909, Canada sheltered
3S 95S orjenta1S