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COL. KIRKPATRICK DID
NOT 0VERSTAY LEAVE
Says His Application Was Not
Granted by Mayor

Colonel John C. Kirkpatrick, who
was forced to vacate the office of park
commissioner through the automatic
working of the charter. which provides
that municipal office holder shall not
absent himself from the state for more
than so consecutive days. has addressed
the following letter to the California
Promotion committee, explaining why
he will not be able to attend luncheon
given next Friday:
zoeth S. Eldredge, chairman OF the
reception committee of the California
Promotion committee, San Francisco
Dear Mr.. Eldredge: 1t would give me
great pleasure to accept your crafty
ing invitation extended to me as one
of the park commissioners of San
Francisco to lunch with your commit
tee Friday next, but / must regret my
inability TO attend in that capacity. as
the mayor of San Francisco has de-
lar case on account Of my absence at
Carlsbad this summer.
In this connection I should like TO
correct a Misrepresentation in the mat
ter:
First, by saying that my trip abroad
was not for the purpose of buying
furnishings for the hotel. and that /
did not on that trip buy or contract
for any goods for that purpose.
Second. that 1 did not overstay so
days leave of absences. as the mayor
of San Francisco declined to grant me
such leave of absence, referring to sec
ton 8, article 16, of the charter, which
provides for one absence only from the
state during the four year term OF Of
fee. Thanking you for the courtesy, /
am, very truly yours,
]. c. KIRKPATRICK.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Friday, July 80, 1909:
INSTRUMENTATION NJ. Anderson. %
Salinas, and Ruby j. Plant. 10. 1926 Twenty
fourth St
FAIRBANKS BABCoCK-Harry Fairbanks 20.
1907 Suffer St, and May Babcock, II, POS
Fillmore st.
HOFFMAE-GRANITZ-A Hoffman, %.
and Josefne Granite, 20, both of PA Oak st.
HLBECKER-CARMAN-H j. Kohl
becker, "a. sos Eddy ST., and Mabel L. Car
man, Is. $40 Eddy st.
HY-EVATT-Tmomas ]. Murphy, 81.
Goat island, and Katharine Evatt, 90. 1918
Second ave.
lSAARI-LYRA-Alex Saari, 81 and Selma Lyra
2S both of % Webster st.
SCHRoEDER-CASfERON Richard Schroeder
%, San Francisco, and Loretta Cameron, 20,
134 Langton St
PSoN-GERARD-Robert J. Thompson,
"a, 1924 Devisadero St, and Lillian c. Gerard,
! %, 1922 Clay st.
Wake -CALLAHAN-Ha A. Walker, %,
1856 Fell ST.. and Blanche Callahan, 23, 70i
Clayton st.
wRIGHT-scHURBOH Wright. ~,
2237 Filbeft ST., and Marie Schurbohm, 40,
593 Fourth ave,
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Gesne Kormarens, native OF Germany, aged
SO years and IL months.
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services to-day
Saturday, July 81, 1909, at 9:30 O'Clock
lors 1913 Webster street between Nineteenth
and Twentieth. Incarceration at 1890 O'Clock
at Oakland crematory.
NELsoN.In Berkeley, Cal, July 20. 1909,
Veno F.es Nelson beloved son of Earnest
and Annie +. Nelson, brother of Earl F. Nell
son. son. and grandson OF y. p and Thyra NJ.
months and 20 days.
RoMERo-In Mountain View, Santa Clara
BELOVED father Of Mrs !goS RfGpe R4@er o.
Halfmoon Bay, Mrs. Robert Canham of
Santa Cruz and William and Benjamin Ro-
nero. native of California aged 81 years
sABINIAN-In Oakland, CAL, July 30. 1909
Brother Sabinian of the order OF Christian
Brothers (John Downey), a native of Ire
land, aged II years and IL days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services Mon
gay M august o + 1907 from the chapel of
QUEEN mass will be celebrated for the repose
ment ST. Mary's cemetery.
SPENCER-In this city, July % 1909 John
W., beloved husband Of Mary NJ. Spencer a
native OF Kentucky, aged 81 years months
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Sat-
OF gnker Limit fS% The s funeral psrSrs
tween twenty second and Twenty third f. (M lis
sion Masonic temple). Internent Cypress
Lawn cemetery, by Southern Pacific company's
special funeral train from Twenty fifth and
Valencia streets.
sTEINHART-In Los Angeles, CAL. July "a.
1909, A w. Steinhart, beloved husband Of
Mrs Henrietta Steinhart, and father OF Mrs
Flora Hoffman of San Francisco, Miss Min
ME Steinhart--Miss Frances Steinhart, and
Harry and Emanuel Steinhart of San Luis
Obspo native Of Alabama, aged 63 years
months and days.
wALsH-In this city. July. %. 1909. Edward
T., dearly beloved son of Peter and Marie
Walsh, and loving brother of James Frank.
Elizabeth, Irene and Alfred Walsh a native
OF San Francisco. CAL. aged &c years 1 month
and 26 days. tNew York papers please copy.)
The funeral will take place today (Satur-
day., July 81, 1909, at $50 O'Clock a. m.
from his late residence, 555 Guerrero street
thence to Mission Dolores church. where a
requiem high will be celebrated for the
repose of his soul. commencing at o'clock
a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery
wINCKELMANN-In this city, July %. 1909.
Henry W., beloved husband of Elizabeth
, Winckelmann, and father of Eva. Charles and
Harry Winckelmann native of British Co
lumbia, aged AZ years IL month and Is DAYS.
The funeral win take place today (Sat-
urday), at 2 O'Clock p. N. from his late resi-
dence, 2540 Folsom street. Interment Holy
Cross cemetery by carriage.
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TWenty=FOur
Hour Race of
Autos Begins
First Accident Recorded When
Car Turns Turtle and
Loses Two Wheels

. BRIGHTON BEACH, July 3O.-The
"a hour automobile race on the new
Brighton beach motordrome, the chief
event of the Motor racing associations
two days meeting here, started at 9:05
o'clock tonight with eight entrants. all
but one of winch were American cars.
The cars left Ia the following order:
Acme. Patscbke and yantine.
2-Lozier, Milford Cobe and Heine.
3-Simplex, Robertson and Poole.
'4-Stearns Gross and Marquis.
5-Palmer, Singer. Howard and Lescault.
6-Raner, Dishrow and Land.
Flat De Palma, Parker and Hawley.
s-Haynes Sweigert and Looney.
The Simplex took the lead at the
start and led for six miles, when stop
for repairs permitted the Stearns car
to go to the front and make the pace.
At the end of the first hour the Fiat
led, having gone So miles.
Robertson, In the Simplex, at the end
of the second hour, had driven 102 miles
to 1O4 made by the Fiat.
The Stearns car was third with 1o1
miles.
The first accident occurred shortly
before midnight when the Stearns car
skidded and turned turtle on a bend
half way around the course
Marquis, the driver. and Mechanician
Lang were thrown out and slightly
injured. The car lost it's two front
wheels and was temporarily out of the
race.
During the third hour the Simplex
gained another lap on the Fiat, which
remained slightly in the lead.
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Championship Rests
With Californians
Long and Bundy Opposed in Finals of Tennis
Tournament at Chicago
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CHICAGO, July s0.-California tri-
umphed over Cincinnati and Mexico in
the western tennis tournament at the
onwentsia club today. and as a result
two stars from the Pacific coast will
meet in the final round tomorrow.
In the upper seminal round NJ. II.
Long, the 10 year old San Francisco
star, defeated Harvey III. McQuiston of
Mexico in three straight sets, while in
the lower half r. A Holden Jr. of
Cincinnati met a similar fate at the
hands OF T. C. Bundy. champion of
southern California
In the upper half or the mems sim
giles Harvey NJ McQuiston was forced
to play his fourth round match with
Drummond Jones OF st. Louis before
he qualified to meet Long in the finals.
In his match with Jones McQuiston
showed his best form. and went through
the central states champion in sur
prisingly easy style by taking the
match in straight sets, Go, 60.
In his later match with Melville H.
Long, however. McQuiston faced a diff
ferent problem. In the first set of
this match McQuiston started out
bravely and scored many brilliant
shots. But in Long he found a veri-
table whirlwind, and even his most
powerful shots made but slight i'm
preston on the Californian. Long,
with his tremendous reach and his
court covering ability, seemed to be
everywhere. and the harder McQuiston
drove the harder the balls came back
at him.
The Mexican player did his utmost,
but was able TO capture but one game
in the set. Throughout this initial set
the playing of Long was a revelation
to the spectators, and rarely has a
better exhibition been seen in the west.
In style and general build he resem-
bles the former national champion
Malcolm D. Whitman, but he has, too,
versatility of strokes that whitman
in his palmy days-did not possess.
His service. however, is a strong re-
minder Of Whitman, for he uses with
great effect the reverse twist" that
the former national champion invented.
The summaries of today's matches
Mems singles: Second round-M. II. Long
beat TruI Emerson, O.. 7-5.
Third round-Drummond Jones beat W. s.
Wsrheld. 2-6. 6-3. 81; Harvey NJ. McQuis-
ton beat L. Harry waidner, I1-9 rs; Walter
T. Hayes beat J. A. Lee. 60 Go; NJ. Fl.
Long beat Roland Hoerr, 8-l, 60; r. A. Hol-
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den Jr. beat Fred f. Laner Jr 6-l 6-3: c.
G. Bnndy O beat Paul eapdnsp GO
Mems doubtless: First round-Neely and Jones
beat Vail and Vail, Go, Co. Cd; Warfeld
81, 2-6. 81. GO; Emerson and Holden
beat Walter and partner, 6-i, 6-2, Cd; Fleet
and Bailey beat Ryerson and Smith, 6-1, rs,
Second round-Mcouiston brothers beat Hayes
an; and .Gsrdner A.. 4.e. Ga, e. Cd; Mos-
e., I'd, TO; Breed and Mitchell beat Cook
and 0ldfather, Ga. 80. 6-1, 6-1; Bramhall
and Goodbody beat Steckenburg and Bell by de-
fault.
Womens singles: First round--NIiss Adelaide
e.; Miss Edith Hoyt beat Mrs Crane. Sc,
JOS; Mrs. G. n. Beard beat Miss Louise Phil
iipps. e-2, 60; Miss Evelyn Waldo defeated
Womens doubles: First round-Miss Taylor
Taylor and Miss Barbara Thompson beat Mrs.
Second s9o aeyt and Miss Nicely
Miss Taylor and Miss Thompson, GO, Ga
Mixed doubles: First round-Mrs. Field and
son, IS, 6-S; Mrs Smith and Mr.. Phillips
beat Miss Phillips and Mr. Hayden. 6-s 81,
Gait and Mr.. Mccormick. "a. Ga. eS2: Mrs.
Massey and Mr.. Tentress beat Miss Brunson and
Mr. McLaury, Go, e-1.
Miss Hotchkiss Hurt
VICTORIA, B. c., July 3o.-Miss
Hazel Hotchkiss of Berkeley, Cal, was
badly hurt while engaged in the semi
finals of the mixed doubles In the
tennis tournament here this afternoon.
While running out of her court to get
a quick return from Tyler, she ran
into MacRae, who was playing the
semi finals of another round. She may
be able to play tomorrow.
Tomorrow Miss Pitts OF Victoria
should meet Miss Hotchkiss in the
finals. The results follow:
Mems singles: Semi f1nals-Cardinal
beat Gamble, 60, ST, GO.
Finals-Tyler beat Cardinal, e-s,
60, 60.
Mems doubles: Semi fnals-Tyler
and MacRae beat Rhodes and Cardinal,
Sc, rs. 6-3. Schwengers and Gould
beat Gamble and Lowry, CO, 6-3.
Ladies' singles: Semi fnals-Miss M.
Pitts of Victoria beat Miss Ryan of
Santa Monica, GO, 2-6, 7-5.
Ladies doubles: Second round-Mrs.
Talbot and Miss NJ. Pitts beat Mrs.
-Crow-Baker and Miss V. Pooley, 6-1,
Ga.
Semi hnals-Mrs. Talbot and Miss
Pitts beat Miss Bell and Miss Jukes,
6-3, Go.
Mixed doubles: Semi fnals-Mrs.
Talbot and MacRae beat Miss NJ. Pitts
and Lowry, 60, 10, 6-3.
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Victoria Races

VICTORIA. B. c., July so.-Today's results
at Oak Bay track:
First race, four and half furlongs-Blame
less won. Ten Row second, MI Derecho third.
Time, :5e Is.
Second race, six furlongs-Semproelle won,
Ornate second. Chaplet third. Time, Eli 1-5.
Third race, I'VE furlongs-Queen Alamo won,
George Kilborn second, Dandy Fine third. Time,
1902 Is.
Fourth race. five furlongs-Miss Picnic won,
Ketchel second, Lady Elizabeth third. Time,
1902 Is.
Fifth race five furlongs-Nellie Racine won.
All Alone second, Belle Kinney third. Time,
1:O2 1-5.
Sixth race, one mile-Miss Mazzoni won Ed
BAH second, Dave Weber third. Time, 1:4S 10.
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EXPORTS by the Panama Liner

The steamer Newport sailed for Aneon and
way ports yesterday with cargo valued at $685.
go to be distributed as follows; For Mexico,
81, 430; Central America, S20,302; Panama,
$3.50; New York, $40, 1876: Ecuador. S975; Peru
S402 Italy, $50. The principal shipments and
their destinations were as follows:
To Mexico-1S7 bbls -four, 296 gals wine zoe
lbs dried fruit, 20 cs salmon, 50 cs canned goods
$50 lbs bread, 100 lbs butter, 140 pkgs fresh
fruits, % pkgs potatoes, pkgs vegetables, PIC
lbs meals, 800 lbs sago. 200 lbs spices IA Al
IT lumber, 80 pkgs nails, 5000 lbs lead, bdls
and pcs steel and iron, Is, $50 lbs grease, G
coils rope, II carboys acid, 300 lbs sulphur
6, 12o lbs soda, 42,0o5 lbs tallow, 120 bdls
shocks
To Central Amerca-2.oos bbls -four, % .ooC
lbs rice, 400 ctls corn 32S lbs cheese 369 lbs
meals, 81 cs salmon. 1,465 lbs spices, go pkgs
fresh fruits. 100 pkgs potatoes, IS pkgs onions
$ cs baking powder, 1.o35 lbs dried fruit, 4OC
lbs nuts, $50 lbs and II bxs raisins. $40 lbs
tea, 61 cs canned goods, 400 gals and . cs
cs oils. 365 kerosene, $50 bbls cement &c
pkgs agricultural implements, 60 pkgs steel
pkgs dry goods. 3.12O lbs soda. 3 bales leather
90 kegs nails, 10 kegs powder. / s91 lbs tallow
To Panama-300 bbls -four, 5,074 lbs beans
S74 lbs garbanzas. 10000 lbs garlic 120 pkgs
potatoes. "a. 454 lbs salt, 125 cs table prepare
tions, SIS es canned goods, SO cs baking powder
To New York-ss. 72S gals wine. 2.os7 cs
canned goods. 81 900 lbs dried grapes 2s s21
lbs hides, IS 100 lbs horns, 14G. ora lbs wool
2,s95 lbs old brass, So 104 lbs and cs old
rubber.
To Ecuador-150 bbls -four, so cs salmon.
To Peru-75 coils rope.
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Evans and Seckel to Meet
For Golf Title

FLOsSMOOR, Ill, July so.-Charles
Evans Jr. of Exmoor and Albert Seckel
of Riverside were winners in the semi
final round of the western amateur
golf championship at Homewood today
and will meet in the finals for the title
tomorrow. Evans defeated Paul Hun
ter of Midlothian, s up and to play,
and Seckel vanquished Kenneth P. Ed
wards, the Midlothian star, up, to
play.
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Mexico Prohibits Racing at
Tia Juana

WASHINGTON, July 30-Horse rae
ing on the track at Tia Juana, Lower
California, 16 miles across the interna-
tional boundary line from San Diego,
CAL, will be prohibited after October l.
in accordance with an amendment to
the regulations on gambling made by
the Mexican government.
This action was the result of repre-
sensations made by the United States
in response to petitions from citizens
OF San Diego and Los Angeles.
The location of a track at Tia Juana
followed the passage of the law pro-
hibiting racetrack> gambling by the
California legislature.
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PUNTA ARENAS-Arriyed July 26-Stmr
Alexandria, from Hamburg, etc, for San Fran
cisco.
Sailed July 25-Stmr Admiral Hamelin from
San Francisco etc, via Santa Rosalia for Swan.
sea. etc.
Observation-Disclosures July 30-Stmr Empress
of Japan from Vancouver. for Hongkong
LIvERPOoL-Arrived July 29-Stmr oanfa,
from Tacoma, via Yokohama, Hongkong, etc
SYDNEY. N. S. W.-Arrfved prior to July
30-Stmr Invertay. from San Francisco via
Honolulu and Melbourne
BY UNITED WIRELESS
At O'Clock last night July 30) the Mariposa
reported 1877 miles out. Tide permitting
the Mariposa expects to dock at IL O'Clock this
morning
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MARRIAGES

ARMSTRONG BROWNING this city, July
%. 1909 by the Rev. Robert Lord Cave,
Harold Gardner Armstrong and Aileen Beau.
mont Browning, both Of Woodland.
FEIGHERY-KILLG0RE this city, July
Is 1902 by the Rev. William f. Dugan,
pastor Stewart Memorial Second United Pres
byterian church. William James Feighery and
Lottie Helen Killgore, both OF San Francisco.
SAKER-AIALM-In this city, July 10, 1909.
by the Rev. b. S. Wilkinson, pastor Howard
Street NJ. E. church, John Anderson Saker
Of San Francisco and Ida Malm of Denver
Colo.
UREN-BUXT0N-In this city, July II. 1909,
by the Rev. II. S. Wilkinson. pastor Howard
Street NJ. f. church. Robert Andrew Uren
and Miss Pearl Adelaide Buxton, both of
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DEATHS

ALLEN-In Hayward. Cal, July 20. 1909.
CIarissa Field Allen beloved wife of the late
W. w. Allen. and mother of F. r. Allen,
Olive Allen and Charles Alien and Mrs. A. T.
Creelnan and Mrs. 7. c. Creighton, a native
OF Brockton, Mass, aged "a years months
and "a days (Brockton. Mass, papers please
COPY
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services to-
day Saturday, July 81, 1909, at o'clock
D. m. st her late home I'm Castro street.
Hayward Interment San Lorenzo cemetery.
AsH-In this city, July 30, 1909. Lillian f.
Ash. wife Of Robert Ash mother Of Robert
and Dorothy Ash. daughter Of Harriet Z. and
the late 7. j. Cook, and sister OF Mrs. h. E.
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FIRST United Presbyterian church. Golden Cats
av. bet Steiner aud Pierce sts--Preachines
tomorrow (Ssbbath) ut IL a. IN. and 80
p m. by the pastor. Rev H. H. Bell DID,
Morning theme Jesus on the Cross even
ing theme paul Before Felix" Sabbat1'
school S:45 A. m. c. E. societies at 400 ana
$50 p. N. Strangers cordially invited TO al
services. Pews free. Courteous uShers. Good
music. Come and bring your friends.
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Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied TO have the same published. Notices re-
stri>ted simply TO the announcement of the event
are published once In this column free Of charge.
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FUNERAL OF JAMES S. wILEY-R Redwood
CITY, July 30-Tbe funeral Of James s. Wiley.
an Old resident Of this county. held today,
inlefment being az Cypress Lawn cemetery. WI
ieF who was born in Maine 20 years ago, set
TED AZ HaifInoon Bay in 1863. lie conducted a
lsree ranch. later becoming resort keeper on
Mafeo - 49,
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PAGER Makes
Fast Time in
Fresno Meet
Adam q Wins $1,000 Stake in
2:I7 Class, Keeling Off a
Mile i'm 2:O7
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

FRESNO, July S0-Fast time was
fair grounds, the three races on the
card furnishing the best-events of the
circuit meet thus far. Close finishes
were the order of the day and every
heat was holly contested.
The feature of the day was the pac-
ing of Adam G. in the 2:17 pace, in
which a $1,000 purse was at stake.
This plucky little three year old. en-
tered for the first time at Los Angeles,
reeled off the first two heats in 2:07
Had the race been hot one it is
believed that ne would have done the
heats in 2:05 or less. In the third
heat of this race, the son of Mckinney
in wal kin 2:091s. During the first
two heats w. j. was the strongest
contender for first honors, but in the
third race Joe MacGregor and Happy
Dentist both beat him out.
Princess Del Norte won the Nogi
breeders stakes for two year olds from
Strathboule in easy fashion.
Summary:
Adam G, b. s., by Mckinney Ode
hyuerl .--..--- L
Joe MacGregor. b. e., by Silver Coin
NWarut .-..--.'. 5
w J, b. s., by Diablo (Ford) 1900. o 4
Happy Dentist s. g., by Nutwood
Wilkes tMcBri4e) ................. 8 4
TiIhe-2:o7. 2:O7A, 2:0s15.
First race-2:17 PAGERS, purse 81 900:
Second race-Nogi breeders stake for year
olds, purse $500:
Princess Del Eorte. b. M, by Del Norte
(De hy0er1 i
Strathboule. bl. g., by Stamboulette wal
toni
Yu Tu, br. M, by Ambush (Rutherford)-. 3
Time-2:21A, 2:20.
Special No. 3-2:1b trotters, purse 5000:
Zombro Nut b. S.. by Zombro WARD -.
Laurel Leaf. b. m. by STAN (walton) .
Easter, b. g.. by Monicrat (Rutherford) 8
Longiture b. e., by Meridian Ode Ryder)
Time-2:16. 2:15N.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

ALAMEDA, July 30.-The Alameda Alerts and
the Transportation nine will meet at Recrea-
ton park Sunday afternoon. Pitcher George
Jenkins formerly Of the Fruitvale team, has
been secured by the Alert management.
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CARD on THANKS

SELENGER-The wife and relatives of the
late Lawrence Selenger wish to extend their
heartfelt thanks to their many friends for the
offerings during their recent bereavement
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BIRTHS

ZAAIB-In this city. July %. 1909. Mrs. A.
zamb formerly May B. Harvey. son.
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Fort Wayne Races

FORT WAYNE. Ind, July 30.-The
fastest mile of the races today was
that OF Ethan Roberts. who went two
heats. defeating r F d twice in the
free for all pace; no purse; time. 2:05 4
z:O6. The Ply pace was neck and neck
between Major Purcell and Black
Twister in each of the three heats.
Summary:
PA trot. purse $500:
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time. 2:i7s.. 2:i5E. Constantine =
Dolly s, Remorseful and Bertha Worthy also
started.
2:l4 pace purse 81, 600, Wayne Hotel stake:
e Ell asnider) :. .. :. -
S TTister ~ t iIssrs pa ,....,. ?
s entine, =. - , 7
The Bankrupt, b. E., by Prodigal Rob
Tine Tine frS.. 2:loH. 2:li1i. Black Loom
Foists Belle, Miss Ansnias aud DR. c also
started
2:15 pace. purse $500:
Complex. b. h. fCommons) ...-.....- j
Directly Conner. blk. h., By Directly
BanQuite (Jones} ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
Msybird, ,. m, b. Alerron tHonman) 2 s
Clifford, b. &. fMcBeth) ..-......... 4
Time. 2:lok, 2:lOk.. 2.09l4. Frankfort Bay
and Clinton L also started
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MEMBERS Of the Master Mar
iners' Benevolent Associa-
ton. their families and their
friends are cordially invited
to an excursion and picnic
at Monticello. SUNDAY,
August s. Boats viii leave
Clay ST. wharf ar q and II
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CALIFORNIAN club - Entertainment So
and dance THIS SATURDAY. " "a ~
EVENING. July 81, at 21Tk Market AK ~
st. LITERARY COMMITTEE 88SD
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MEETING notiee-Painters' union No. 10 viii
hold special meeting Monday evening
August 2, in Brotherhood hall. BuiIdinr
Trades temple, to determine whether uni-
forms shall be worn on labor day. W. G.
WALSH, Fin. See.
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a. m. returning at and 6 D. m Tickets
for sale at the wharf. Round trim fares
adults SOC, children half price.
THE COMMITTEES
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25o9 PAGERS. purse 81 600:
Tony Swift, blk. b.. by Swift Bell dam by
Semieolon DEAN ....-.......-.......l
shamrock- Oh. b.. by Chamois U,oomis) 49,. ?
Earl Jr.. 81. C., BY The Earl Cox ..... Z
Point Burglar, b. h., by Clay Pointer (Snov) 3
hlngmore- b. h., by Atlantic King (Hopkins)
SIR Milton, ch- g.. by Milton S lJackman)
Prince d. ch- e, BY 0lmedOmont (Spangler).
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-31

2-25 trotters. purse 81 900:
ORC Bellini. br. E.. by Bellini dam BIZ
Spragne Golddust tDiekerson) -.-....-.
II JACK, o. g.. by Shea Alcone (Nurphy) 1
Ielemaehus, b. b., by Onward Silver
=, CieDonsidl -..-.................... 1882
Ny Gift, blk. n, by Guy Baron
lsaundersl .-.........-..-......... 2444
Time-2:l2%, 2:i2%, 2:1OM. 2:1ok.