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Evening star., 1909-07-11
DOESN'T NELSON HATE sELFp
Offers to Bet q to 1 He Can Whip
Anv Living LIGHTWEIGHT.

NEW YORK, July 10.-Two to one is
the odds Battling Nelson Is willing to bet
on himself in a forty-f1ve round contest
with Packy Mcfarland. The Battler stip-
lnlates that Packy must do 133 pounds
ringside for the contest.
This last condition will no doubt kill
the match. Packy couldn't do 133 pounds
ringside and fight Nelson twenty rounds.
It is even doubtful If Packy would con-
sent to make LBS pounds ringside. This
weight would perhaps suit Mcfarland six
hours before entering the ring, but not a
minute sooner.
Packy is more Of welterweight than
a lightweight, and any time he meets
Nelson at the lightweight limit at ring
side he will prove dead easy for the fight
ing Dane. No doubt Nelson means what
he says when he offers to bet two to one
on himself against Mcfarland. The lat
ter, as a matter of course, will now start
in bluffing about being able to do the
weight, but that is about as far as he
will 60 There will be nothing doing in
the way Of putting up money on Packey' s
part. He will Just stand off and bluff,
and the Battler will tell him to come
across IL he means business.
II really looks like a two-to-one propo-
sition that Nelson can beat any bona
fide lightweight in the country. At any
rate, 1t is a two-to-one bet that no light
weight will take him on in a forty-five-
round contest and wager that he wins.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
ALL ABOUT YACHTS.
Lloyds' 1909 Register Describes
1856 Of Them.

NEW YORK, July 10-Evidences of
the widening influence OF the motor boat
on the older and more conservative forms
of yachting is seen this year In Lloyds'
1909 Yacht Register The new volume con-
tains particulars of 3.355 yachts. distrib-
States. Canada and the West Indies, with
a list OF the names, addresses and clubs
of the 800 owners of these vessels. No
fixed limit size is followed, but such
small yachts as are of more than local
interest. the open launches which defend
the British international trophy and the
American Power Boat Association gold
cup. and the small sloops OF the Sender
class. with other notable small yachts,
are included
The full particulars of 412 yacht clubs
and 25 yachting associations are given.
with the burgess In colors of 4O4 of these
organizations. A special feature Is the
collection of private signals of yacht own
ers, including 80 plates with 1921 flags.
The list is marked by the absence of many
famous old yachts. notably those of the
Burgessera, Puritan, Mayf1ower and many
smaller craft. which have disappeared
from the register, either through conver
sion TO trading use or through a total
breaking up. On the other hand. there is
a marked increase in the number Of
cruising launches of all sizes. from 80
feet up 10 100 feet. most of them of the
new '.raised-deck'' type, which gives such
excellent room below, and all fitted with
gasoline engines.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
ORIGIN
OF A FAMOUS HUMAN FOOD.

TIE story ~ great discoveries or inventions is
always OF interest
An active brain worker who found himself
ard could not carry out the plans and enterprises
he knew how conduct was led to study
rious foods and their effects upon the human sys-
TEN. In other words, before he could carry out
bis plans he bad find a food that would carry
hin along and renew his physical and mental
strength
nc-ve builder rsther than mere fat maker)
was universally needed. He knew that meat
With the sterage man does not accomplish the
desired results. He knew that the soft gray
substance II brain and nerve eenters Is made
from Albumen and Phosphate OF Potash obtsiued
from food Then be started to solve the problem
Careful and extensive experiments evolved
Gfspe-Suts, the now famous food. II contains
the brain and nerve building food elements in
condition to easy digestion.
The result OF eating Grape Nuts daily is easily
seen In marked sturdiness ard aetivity Of the
brain and nervous system. making II 4 pleasure
for one 70 carry on the daily duties without
fatigue or exhaustion
GrapeNuts food is in no sense a st,nulant
hrt Is simply food which renews and replaces
the daily waste Of brain and nerves
Its eavor is charming. and being fully and
thoroughly cooked al the factory IL ia SERVED
instantly with cream.
The signature Of the brain worker spoken a.
c. w Post. is 10 be seen or each genuine pacs.
age Of Grape-Nuts.
Look in pkgs. for the famous little book. ..rhs
Road TO wellville." There's q Reason
Evening star., 1909-07-11
Greek In Middle Age.

From the Providence II. - Bulletin.
If college students do not care to taEe
up Greek. as president Hadley Of YaJe
seems to think they do not. why should
not some way be found to teach people
this beautiful and cultured langpaeA
later in life. when business and the ordt-
nary round of social pleasures pail upon
them? Multitudes Of nen and women
many Of them without collegiate instruc-
tion-would be delighted to accept an
opportunity to delve into Creek and Latin
literature If they could do so without be-
ing forced to enter a college where only
youths are to be found. There comes .
period, usually well along In middle age.
when new interests are demanded, and
for such a demand Greek should be well
adapted. Those who have led active ana
thoughtful lives would md In the study
new beauties and a fresh outlook upon
life.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
No Match at Whitemarsh.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1O.-The annual
tri-city golf match between New York,
Boston and Philadelphia, which was to
have been played on the links OF the
Whitemarsh Country Club In this city
during the first week in October. will not
be played there. The links were laid out
only year ago. and It has been found
now that it will be impossible to get
them in good enough condition IN time
for the big event to merit championship
play.
The committee which has charge OF
selecting the grounds recommends the
Huntington Valley links as the next
best In favor. In the event Of dissatis-
faction over the latter links it is likely
that the three sided struggle will take
place on tho Philadelphia Country
Clubs links. This course is known to
most OF the contestants. as 1t has been
the scene of several intercity matches.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
Departmental League Comment.

The games scheduled for this week are:
Monday. Interior VS.. Commissioners and
Commerce and Labor VS.. Post once
Tuesday. War VS. Commissioners: We'd
nesday, Agriculture VS.. Post Once and
Interior VS.. Treasury; Thursday, Com
merce and Labor VS.. Navy, Friday, War
VS.. Post Office and Agriculture VS.. Com
missioners.
NV. what tickle thing time is. For
instance. look at the Treasury team or
last season and the one this season. AZ
the league and at the end of the season
thew were presented with the flag tor
top honors. but this year, with practical
ly the same men, they are training along
at the bottom of the first division.
The Commissioners at last seem to have
struck their winning stride. Out OF the
last five. games played tney nave a won
If the team had annexed this many
games out of each weeks playing there
would have been nothing to it but Com
missioners.
Morse. formerly with Western High
School, is covering the initial corner for
the Commissioners and doing splendldly.
much strength to the infield. Until Morse
joined the team the Commissioners were
very weak at this corner and. the lack
Of confidence which obtained caused other
fnfelders to make errors. Now all they
have to do is to gather the sphere in and
get 1t away from them and Morse is
right there with the mitt.
A great disappointment met the jackies
of the Dolphin Friday afternoon. A large
crowd came out to see the game between
Navy and War and to whoop 1t up for
the former outflt, but at the time set for
the battle only seven of the Warriors
were present. This caused a forfeiture
and the jackies went home.
NeWberry seems to be the mainstay OF
the Aggies in the pitching department.
He has worked in the majority of the
games played in the past month or more
and is likely to twirl most of the remain
ing contests in the schedule Newberry
is one of the heaviest hitters of the
team and has demonstrated his ability
with the willow on several occasions
when hits meant runs
with only a couple more weeks of play
some of the teams are putting forth their
Who will win the pennant?
ASK the Aggie and Laborite players and
you are bound to get an answer, but
Agriculture is leading the league, with
Commerce and Labor in second place
and only four games separate them. The
Aggies say that this lead is too large for
any team to overcome. The Laborites
say they are going to play better ball
and they are sure TO land the bunting.
Several of the Laborite players were
Evening star., 1909-07-11
Yale Wants More Beef.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. July 1O.-Yale
rowing oflcials will look for more beef
and Drawn in making up their crews for
next season Husky athletes Of the foot
ball type will be sought No foot ball men
have been found on the Yale crew for
four years. and in that time Yale has lost
three out Of four races.
Foot ball men were practically dropped
from the crew when fall rowing was in
troduced regularly. Since that time the
Yale rowing candidates have had prac-
tice on the water in October and Novem-
ber while the foot ball players could not
row. Consequently Yale oarsmen had be-
come slender and not rugged.
Capt Ted Coy of the foot ball eleven
will try for the crew next year. and a
raid will be made on the foot ball squad
for other stout athletes for the Yale boat.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
Earlier Regatta Date.

NEW HAVEN. July 10.-Future boat
races between Harvard and Yale on the
Thames river will probably fall on earlier
dates, owing to the change in the time of
commencement at Yale. Some months ago
the Yale corporation voted that hereafter,
beginning in 1910, Commencement day
shall fall on the next to the last Wednes-
day of June. instead of the last Wednes-
day. In effect, commencement week will
fall one week earlier than has been the
case.
At a conference which will be held next
fall the Harvard and Yale rowing author
tiles will have to decide upon the approx
innate date of the regatta. Yale will not
Evening star., 1909-07-11
Welsh VS.. Young Josephs.

NEW YORK, July 10.-A battle will be
fought in England Monday night which
will decide who is the legitimate light
weight champion of that country. Fred
die Welsh. the clever English boxer who
defeated great many good Iightweights
on this side Of the Atlantic during his
long stay here. is to meet Young Jo-
sephs." the present holder of the title,
for twenty rounds for a purse of $2.750
and a side bet of 81 900 So confident
are the officials Of the National Sporting
Club of London that Welsh will win that
they have signed him TO fight Johnny
Summers for twenty rounds for a purse
OF $500 October IS for the lightweight
title. Lord Lonsdale will offer gold
and silver belt TO the winner, which will
be the property of the winner for good
II he defends his title successfully in
four fights.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
Homely W omen.

Plain women exist, and form q def
mite factor in our social economy. Not
all of us are blessed with good features,
soft eyes, a fine figure and a clear com
plexion. Some Of us are born with duh
skins. wide mouths and snub noses. and
not all the arts OF dress and toilet can
make US pretty. or even preSentable But
all the same, plain women live and thrive,
and now and then make brilliant mar
riages. In face. ono has only to use
ones eyes to see that some ugly women
have for men quite a weird power of
attraction History teaches us this: for
we are told, in several instances. Of un-
comely women who have ruled the des-
tinies Of men and nations. Catherine Of
Russia and Nine. de Maintenon had no
looks; and Mary Queen Of Scots, who has
gone down to fame as a beauty. appears
in her picture as thin, snall-eyed and
hard-featured. Indeed. only one portrait
is said to exist in which she is shown as
fair haired and lovely. and this hangs
In Dalkeith Palace. and belongs to the
Duke of Buccleuch.
Evening star., 1909-07-11

down to see the game between the Asgies
and the Money Counters Friday and pull
ing strong for. the latter team. When
the Treasury boys started of with two
tallies to the good the G. e. MS were THE
happiest people on the lot, hut a change
In expression. occurred in the same in
ming. when the Aggies came to bat and
piled up three fat and juicy ones About
the fifth inning of the game there wasn't
Laborite in sight, the Aggies having
secured a commanding lead.
There will be some more of that pull
ing business Tuesday, when the Labor
ties and Letter Fingers get together. An
extra crowd of Aggies is expected on the
Post Office bench.
Evening star., 1909-07-11

want to have the occasion set too far
away from commencement. as the reunion
classes plan to wind up their visit by Q
trip to New London from New Haven 1e
is understood here that to hold the regatta
on the Thursday OF Yaie's commencement
week, as has been the custom. Will inter.
fere with the program at Harvard.
Evening star., 1909-07-11

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Still Possibls,

From the Louisville Courier-Journal.
Uncle, can't be a pirate when I grow
up?'
Sure you can. son. What do you want
TO pirate. books or plays?'
Evening star., 1909-07-11
TAMPA City Treasurer Dies.

TAMPA, Fla. July 10-Gordon Keller,
for fifteen years city treasurer and a
leading merchant died suddenly here this
afternoon Of hemorrhage of the bowels.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
Absorbed.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Enjoy the scenery"
Didn't see it."
Not seasick?"
mo, bridge"
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-27
ROOMS TO LET-Furn,d and Unfurn'd

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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-27
nIEETINGS-I-ernI

ANNUAL MEETING.
The regular annual meeting Of the stock hold
ers Of the Matson Navigation Company OF San
Francisco VIII be held at the office Of the cor
poratlon, z6S Market ST.. room 105. San Francis
90, California on THURSDAY. the 1lth day OF
l.eDruary, 1909. at the hour OF D. m. on said
uay, for the purpose of electing a board OF d.
tFanss ,tlon of such other business as NAV come
before the meeting.
HARRY B. GREGG. Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-27
MEETINGS-SnecIaI

1aE regular annual meeting OF the stock hold
ers Of the UNION TRUST COMPANY OF SAN
fhANCiSCO VIII be held at the Office Of the
corporation. Montgomery St. San Francisco
tai, on Thu RSDAA. the 4th day Of Febru-
airy. 1909 at the hour of . O'Clock NJ m on
fald day Tor the purpose OF electing a board
OF directors 10 serve for the ensuing year the
amendment of its bylaws. and for the transac-
tlon Of such other business as may come before
the meeting
CHARLEs ] pEERING. Secretarr.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-27

NOTICE
10 THE HOUSEWIFE. WANT ROOM
AND BOARD IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE
FAMILY. PRICE $25 FOR TWO MEALS,
INCLUDING BATH. BOARDING HOUSES
NEED NOT APPLY. LOCATION NORTH OF
EDDY ST., WEST OF MARKET ADDRESS
BOX Z, CALL OFFICE.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-27
LOST AND FOUND.

San Francisco Call
Lost and Found Bureau
Third and Market Streets
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-27

IHE United Scottish Societies OF San xEE
Francisco VIII celebrate the one hun G1s
dred and fftieth anniversary Of the 1870
birth OF Robert Burns by giving a 71ENr
grand ball. Building Trades Temple audito-
rum, 18th and Guerrero sts.. Friday evening
January %. 1909 Grand march at $50 d. m
orau1n on Robert Burns by Mr.. John y. Nc
Gilrray. Vocal numbers by the Metropolitan
male quartet. Exhibition dancing by Miss
Amelia Sellars. Good music. Gents tickets
Zoe. ladies' 25c. Bagpipes
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-27

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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-27

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1882 Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-27

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-10-21
= Nelus Of Idaho County =

In going down the mountain from
Warren to Southfork. on the Warren
Edwardsburg mail line, Carl Brown
unfortunately smashed a wheel to
pieces and had 10 resort to the freight
er's device, make use of pole. Those
on the stage when the accident oc-
CURED were Messrs. Edmunds and
Nea l~oii, also Mrs. G. G. Zumwalt and
children, who were on their way down
10 spend few DAYS with Mrs. Carl
Brown. The difficulty was that Mr..
Brown unsuccessfully attempted to
make a flying machine out Of buck
board but the curves are too short.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-10-21
Sweets Big Sale

+. NJ. Sweet has decided to hold a
big stock SHE and dispose Of large
amount Of stock at his ranch near
Tolo on October 26. There will be an
annual feature with Mr.. Sweet, he
having a large ranch and dealing in
stock extensively finds each year an
accumulation that he will use this
method in disposing of. He will offer
for sale thirty head Of good hor es
among which are the following:
One grade Percheron Stallion, six
years old, weight 1900 pounds, color
grey. This horse is fine breeder and
a good work animal. Any one wish
ing IA stallion that earns his living 2
months in year should not overlook
this fine horse.
One brown mare, 4-years-old, weight
O170 lbs, has fine colt by her side.
One Gelding, 5-years old, weight
400 lbs, sired by Jerico.
One span grey Geldings, 3-years-
old.
One span grey mares, 3-years-old.
One span bay drivers 5-years-old.
Besides about Is head Of two and
three-year olds.
$50 head of shoats ranging from 60
to $50 pounds will be sold. They are
all in No. l condition.
In the cattle line 200 head will be
sold including the following:
20 head Of yearling steers; 80 head
Of two and three year old feeders; 125
cows and heifers.
a big free lunch will be provided
and a good time for all. Come and
enjoy yourself and buy something that
will make you good money. POP
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-10-21
WARREN

ProsecutingvAttorney Gilmore, ac-
com panied by DR.. Blake of Reuter-
VILE arrived in town Tuesday.
Several old-timers have returned to
this vicinity, among whom are Toney
Ludwig and James Conner.
Milford Libby and wife Of Plainfeld
New Hampshire, are visiting Mrs.
Libby's brother, Carl Brown and
family.
w. a. Edwards of Big Creek has a
crew Of men at work repairing the
wagon road between Warren and Elk
Summit, in order to transport his
machinery to Edwardsburg this fall.
Announcement has been received of
the birth Of daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren +. Cook, at the jose
phine hospital in Weiser. They will
return to their home here in few
weeks.
Mr.. Dickey has returned and will
proceed to the Big Creek country to
inspect the mining properties in that
locality.
A government survey is being made
of the land along the south fork of the
Salmon River.
b. f. Goldman has returned from
Boise where he went to have his throat
treated for goitre.
c. c. Zumwalt and Gus Cooper are
busy doing their assessment work on
Profile Creek.
Frank Goodell and family have
pulled up stakes and Jared forth to
seek a more prosperous location.
They will travel by team in search of
a home in some farming locality.
Mrs. r. A. Marion accompanied them
as far as Grangeville where Mr.. Good
ell will camp for while to look over
the farming opportunities there.
During Mr.. Aliens absence Mr..
Chalkan will act as Waterman at the
CilNcI Mig.
Blake and McGary have finished
their work grinding ore and made a
clean up of several hundred dollars for
the summers run.
Range stock has been suffering
from collie as the result of eating frozen
grass. Some have died, one being G..
c. Zumwalt's saddle horse banjo
Although we are hidden away in
the mountain wilds and wilderness,
yet the world finds us. Our mining
districts have been visited this sum-
mer by travellers from the east, from
the south, from the pacific coast states,
from Alaska and from Africa.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. III. Knox will
soon take possession of their new home
on the Southfork, known as the Hal
lowell ranch.