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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
WANTED-To BUY.

A NpFOIrNCEMENT-The Montgomery Auc- tten q eaivaEe Company is now open at No. ik Monroe st. and ready to receive dry @ooda groceries. household goods. etc.. on consignment. First sale begins saturday at i PM --e-5t " for 30 to 90 per cent haart Long Leaf Yellow Pine timbers. boards and plank lumber. Address chestnutt Lunn- Der Go, Montgomery, Ala
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PERSONAL.
RUBBER HOSE.

You will find . most excellent grade and strictiy Euarantsed hose here. The new no risk Little Pasat store 1l North Perry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
FURNITURE.

FTIxaNfTIiRE--Wo pack and ship your fur.
 ntfmrs: NC repair and Pofiuish your furnl- tsre dsa R wragg FasnItuFs co.. Phoa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
STORM HITS
 MANY STATES

tcs.sissss frs- P.ss o-s.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
COAL and WOOD
 Full Value for Your Money ANDERSON COAL co. Quick Delivery Phone o4
FOR RENr-RooMs.

FOR RENT-ROoMe.
 TO COUPLE without children, unfurnishsd rooms for light lhousekespins. Phone t7ass ERR r2n RENr-Furni.h.d room with bah sad yther copyeniennes. to one or two young St.. or phone sssi. --is-tf FOR RENT--Risht new apartment for Iirht housekeeping. Modern eonveniences. Also one nicely furnished room. Apply isa vir- ----.- s-------- .-- -.. s-st FOR RENTING rooms for light house. Keeping. with private entrance. electric s,fes llshss & snd use; , Of phone. tos Montsomsry ROOMS and board. also day boarders. la rusnitpss, rus ps, sysryshins up-to-dats ais Cato. .n.. [none -sse. -is-st
 FOR RENT-SToREs.
 STORE FOR REST-New ,ssssi.a :, Vsi,, feet two stories and hassment possssisn given April first apply on prsmissss
 FOR SALE.
 TRuNKs-Up-to-dat line fine and medium priced canvas trunks at sacrifice prices see our great $500 brass mounted trunks. James oHara, lts-l2o Monroe --i0
 
 TOMATO Plants. IAvinsston.s coreie.. large sfze, prolific bearer bright red. globe shaped. heavy delicious. flesh. no core. 'is cents per dozen. 75 cents per 100. T. III White. i2se Highland Avenue. Phone iass. PEAS FOR sALE--rwo hundred bushels. unknown Ciaye and few mixed. clean and sound. Will sell in any quantity Si. 2g bush- eL F. o. B., Notasulga. Ala w A. Steven son. --to-4t the low prtees at which you can buy Liq- Ida. for d.scripiss a 0'S Srios .iss isa'Ae0's Flor - Ae-ta-tn-sss-tf FOR sALE-A contract in standard Home Cos of BirmfnEhain. Ala. ae months old Have good reason for wanting to sell. Wiu take take si2soo; @ only ss contraets ahsad of ness. Address F. E. Girtman. Quitmsn. Sa. f~ fs .- --io.St "BoNoRA" Natures own Plant Food con tains more nitrogen than any plant food In existence. Try tt on roses and pafms -l ib by mali. soc. makes Sc pints of liquid. c. n. .-o-s. -a.. le'It sPRAYERs-sprayins has now become rrlss sad .Ss saw:Ta | lures, C. R. Lons. City. --io.7t DO you contemplate planting tree. vine, rose or shrub for fan delivery, if ao write or phone s2s4 for prices, c. R Long, Nur- seryman. Montgomery. Ala. --iostf FOR sAI.E--Two second hand automobile.: one four cylinder. one single. 4cylindsf; both guaranteed excellent eondition; easy terms F. O. Box SIS. City. --iosst wANTED--A purchaser for eombinasion stallion, beautiful sorrel, weight Ii0a ta | 1, zoo lbs. Terms reasonable. Apply to W H. King. Luvsrns. Ala --io-sit | TOR gAI.E--On account sicknsss ta fsnsiiy am forced to sell sny plano at aAortftce | A standard make. For particulars addregs l .gtaadsrt." P. Q. Box ss1. Montgomery. Ai@ ae-n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
: Proh,hit,e. i, MIn.eso,a.

St. Paul. Minn.. April 7--Minnesota's lower house killed temperance meas ure today by voting the indefinite postponement of the Adams bill grant ing local option to cities of less than 10000 Inhabitants
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
nauLTT0RAPH LRTTERa.

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A portion of the roof Of wssst 6isds school was sioosened and tAss slat6 shtnsiss blown into the strsSt. rhs fence around the new city hall. which is h course of, construcfion. save way on the Washington street sids., 7,
 Aithough many persons were pass-' on high bufidin9s where tho velocity Of the wind wasb grsatsst ;wss abah- donsd for | time. elF
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wANTED-rEmALE HELP.

WANTED-FEMALE HELP. wANrED-Toung lady to assist in office Good position to right party. Must write good hand Address in own handwriting VI, P. o. Box 77s.
 BRIGHT neat appearing young lady to as sist demonstrating Pure Food Producn' good talker.. Boyd.s Grocery. IS South Court St. Ask for Mir. Flatau. --<-st WANTEp-Iady stsnosrapher. who has :ss sIssy so bsen Si,S ksSPsas sssnosrs pher.s care Advertiser. --stue-thur wAMrnp-,whis. s,rls se Q general hss... ate worE, good treatment and good oppor. !vnssIss. Tesss wAs wish 1. .sissasiss ssa :.a. cali cali ss si; wkitman s.. q phone sssi -
 WANTED-MALE HELP. COAT, MxKERs wANTED-stesdy wsrk. E. Rankin Son. Selma, Ala wANrEED-skirt presssrs at once. Good pay to experienced help. Apply s-A South Perry, Stokes Place coXTMAKERs-wanted at once. several socd. coatmakers. Best prices. Alex Rice. Court Square. -s-zt THE servicss of a young man to wG2k In commiasery,s one who has had exp%ksnce In commissary work prefArred. but what we want is .. hustliag. energetic young man. c. ,Dardis. Mapissyille. Ala. -s-st WANTED-SALESMEN. 
 wANTED--ls experienced sAlssmsn In va kracks: good commission given, call on. or write ts.. southern Loan and Trust Co. A0i E,.st National Bank s'ds' hon'somsssSf hss.Sf
 .WANTED-sITUATIoN. wANTBD--A position ss licensed druggist ( years experience: can furnish references Gus o. Spears, Fiorala. Ala --s-bt wANTED-A position to work at night by a young man stenographer Will work rom to 10 D. Can furnish best of refer ina salary --s-st YOUNG man of ability wishes a position as stenographer. will make himself useful around the office. collect if necessary; will work for 6 very reasonable salary. Address Fs "a care Advertiser. --6
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 CYPRESS Pond pasture has been opened for cattle and horses. Plenty of grass, shade and running water. Phone lo2. J. B. McFayoeq = wANTED---To know. You make no mis- take by sending your orders for liquors to da. Write for prices. --i-tu-th-sat-tf
 WANTED-T0 BUY.
 J 4 -----@---- 1NNoUNcEMENT- Montgomery Auc- tior q Salvage Company is now open at No. IS Monroe St. and ready to receive dry consisnnent. First sale begins saturday, at i P-M --e-bt wANrEp-orders for 80 to 90 per cent and plank lumber. Address chestnutt Lum- Der Co. Montgomery, Ala
 s-tho-sun-st
 FOUND.
 rouND-Ths newest and nos, up-to-dats line Of val 1npsf Tn ses So Sos:e and naIntns ns snd Interior finishing. D. O. Niehols Deco rafins Go. 2is Dexter Ave. Phone sssi.
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 WzNTFD-Tcu 10 iiiassrsts your ada. Wiis eus cuts: they add ss per esns Co ths attrnctivsnsGs se any sd: talk it ever with me XdvertissF DngraVins Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
ELEVEN rIsHnRMEs DROWN.

EN FASnEHMBN DAvWNs
 
 Naples, April 7.-By the bursting of . dyke today at Catandaro. twenty-two' fishermen were swept to sea. Eleven of them were drowned. =
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
rost<r l. Released.

At, Clinton Miss - Mississippi Col, lege,. g.; A. and M. z.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
,Fsetorles An DestFeys1..

Peru, Ind, April 7.--Aa cycfone struck this town at s.o'eIocks last night and destroyed four faStories' and sev- eraI school buildinGs and wrecked many smaii structures- Aif E
 semuel Corner vas caught under tho wreckage when his dwelling ,coliap1ed. He has three ribs broken, fractured arm and sintefnai Injuries but may 'fe- cover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
MieOELLANEOUg.

EIsTER EEg Hunt. Friday afternoon. [ o;olock corner Monroe and N, Jackson sta 16rnisslon 10 etc Cake and lemonado free. rverybody invited Benefit Dexter Ave M n Church. -sS-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
WANTED.

CYPRESS Pond pasture has been opened for cattle and horses. Plenty Of grass,
 shade and running water. Phone 1o2. J.. B. MeFaydep. .,.t -I-t' WANTED--To know. You make no mis- take by sending your orders for liquors to N. Goidring. Drawer M.. Pensacola, Fiori. da- Write for prices. -l-tu-th-sat-ti
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
-cnle lin Nerx YorIk.

Rochester. N. Y.. April .T.~-John Keith was Killed this afternoon durihs d ffty-one mile an hour wind storm and q t2-year-oid child sustained r . fractured skull from . wind blown chimney. 's-,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08

At Norfolk. wa. .-Yaie. 1: New Tor, (National). 7..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08

WANTEp-To convlnce--That the best uore at the lowest prices can be ecVe S Goidring'a, Psnsaeoia, Flh. Vii. large priee liss. --ss-tu-t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08

YOUNG man of ability wishes e position as stenogrnpher will make himself useful around the office, collect if necessary; Twill work for very reasonable salary. Address B B., care Advertfser. --s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08

sTORAoE--NoW concrete building, speaiais iy built fer all kinds of storage: bulk eterG nou.eheia EooGs F~1nk Tehniiia Furuisn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08

At Oxford. ArYss.--Mississippi. Union University, 0. e
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At columbia. s. c-Nsw York. (Anaeric6n .Leaxue). i2: Columbia. (south Atlantic League), 2. s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
.WANTED-s1TUATIoN.

wANTBD--A position as licensed druggist.
 years experience: can furnish references, Gus o. Spears, Fiorala. Ala --s-bt wANTED-A position to work at night by a young man stenographer. Will work from [ to 10 D. m. Can furnish best of refer ences. Address '. N., care Advertiser. stat ing salary -s-st
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
Wheelmen Preparing For
Alameda Meet

The wheelmen hereabouts have
nothing scheduled for an earlier date
than July 5, and will put in the time
intervening getting themselves in shape
for the big meet to be held at Ala
media on that date.
The main events will be Is mile
team race. Each team will be COM
posed of five riders. and each will ride
three miles, and the mile open race
for the state championship. Entries
for all races close June 30
The Central City wheelmen have dis
banded and most of their crack riders
will join the other local organiza tons
Tom Burns, the clubs fastest rider, has
already joined the Bay City wheelmen.
resolution has been adopted by the
wheelmen permitting any of the former
members of the Central City wheelmen
TO ride Immediately for any club that
they might join instead of waiting
so days as called for by one of the
rules.
The recent scandal caused by a
woman being in the clubrooms at night
and accusing several of the members
of robbing her is the cause for the
organization disbanding.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
Salt Lake Races

SALT LAKE, June 19.-First race. six
1urlongs, selling-The Mouser. ia
lShelton), 40 to I, won; Yankee Tollr-
list, 107 (Morgan), even, second. Friar
of Elgin. ia (Harris), 90 to / third
Time, 4:17 2-5. Aunt Kit. CobleslxilI
Byron and Phalanx finished as nan1Sad
Second race, six furlongs. selling
Altenburg, 1O7 (Kirschbanm). 10 re /
won; St Joe. 116 (Otis), s to /. second
Creston, ia (Morgan). 3 to 2. third
Time. lis rs. Biskra, Bon Ton and
Royal Ben finished as named
Third race, one mile seIling-Worlx
Box, 1O9 (Harris), 8 to ], won; Proteus.
100 (Willis), to l. second. Colonel
White, 112 (Davis), 5 to /. third Time
AZ 4-5. Rather Royal Bucktherne
Liberia, ]. c. Glen and Glaucus finished
as named
Fourth race. four furlongs. selling
Penn, 100 (Henry). to 10. won.
Geneva, lis (Mondon), II to /, second;
Rel ell Tovar, los (Kunz), 3 to 2 third
Time, go Lady Panchita. Mary Gene
We've, o X, Herndon and Lena Merle
finished as named
Fifth race, one and sixteenth miles
-Legatee, 112 (Cotton), to l. won.
Prince of CASTLE, 112 (Donvitz). 8 to i
second: Hermann Doyle, lis (Swain)
to /, third. Time, $50 3-5 Patriotic
Coppers, Hi Caul Cap, Manila and
Prince of Orange finished as named
Sixth race, four 1ongs-Hereafter
112 (Davis), 2 to j, won: Sam f. III
(Otis), to 5, second; Ontario Oregon
ia (Harris), 10 to /, third Time
1:49 3-5. La Chata. Seven Full Happy
Chappy and Hercules finished as named
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
Jose in Outdoor Show for
Stadium Benefit

Richard Jose and company will pre-
sent in the Kentfeld amphitheater on
Saturday evening, June &c, the comedy
success, Jane" which made Miss
tombstone Bennett so famous through
out the United States. Jose is consid-
cred the greatest contra tenor of the
world and everywhere meets with pro-
nounced success. He has selected a
clever company of IA players Careful
attention has been given to the scenic
work of the production and the play
is staged under the direction of Fred
]. Butler of the Alcazar theater. Jose
has chosen several new songs for this
particular performance.
The show is given for the benefit of
the Marin stadium association. an ath-
letic organization that was formed re-
Gently in Marin county after Mrs. A.
E. Kent presented to the county 20
acres of land for stadium, baseball
diamonds, tennis and handball courts.
swimming pool and clubhouse, the lat
ter to cost $4,000. the money being
given by Mrs. Kent.
Reserved seats are to be secured at
the Sausaiito ferry newsstand in the
ferry building and at Hoover's candy
store in San Rafael.
The grounds and trees surrounding
the amphitheater will be illuminated
with incandescent bulbs in Japanese
lanterns and the whole affair will take
on a gala spirit, because of the novelty
of an outdoor performance with such
a distinguished artist
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
Golf Events Scheduled fol
Holiday

The golfers in this vicinity are plan
ming number of events for July 5.
some of which are scheduled and
Others will be of an impromptu nature.
The main event will be an Is hole
DOGGY handicap for the Pope trophy
to be held at Burlingame
As usual a team match between the
reds and whites will be held at the
Preside on the coming holiday The
entries will not close until the morn
ing of the 5th, when the players pres
ent will be divided into teams to be
designated as the reds and the whites.
A similar event has been held on this
holiday for a number OF years at the
Presidfo.
The Women's Western golf assocfa-
ton has sent out announcements for
a club team championship event for
the Crafts w. Higgins trophy to be
held on July l at 1880 O'clock. Each
club affiliated with the association will
play on its home course and the team
scores will be forwarded to the asso-
citation.
1t will be an Is hole par event Each
contestant will play with her regular
club handicap against the best possible
score for the each hole.
The Preside golf club and the Clare
mont country club will meet in home
and home contest in July. Each club
will be represented by 10 players. Past
contests between players from this city
and those from Alameda county have
always proven interesting and it is
expected the coming event will not
prove an exception TO the rule.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
RAIN BEARS COME
BACK WITHOUT
FAIR NEVA
Jimmy Brfffs Former Fiancee
TO Marry a Jockey
in Paris
Especial Dispatch to The Call

NEW YORK, June 19.-Joseph Hart s
Rain Bears" came home today on the
st. Louis without pretty Neva Aymar.
prize beauty of the lot. Miss Aymar is
in Paris preparing to be married. ac-
cording TO Francis Sullivan. manager
OF the Rain Bears who lost his tenn
per and lots of money in cabling trying
TO persuade her to return TO America.
A short time back when the voung
lady went abroad to appear in London
in vaudeville she was engaged to Jim
my Britt, the fighter. Then came stories
from London that Miss Aymar was en-
gagged TO the Hon. Lieutenant Norman
Dunbarton. son of the earl of Dunbar
ton. who lives in Lancashire. The result
was Jimmy Britt went to London and
as he says, busted 1t up"
Then Jimmy Britt took his fiancee to
Epson Downs. Neva Aymar always bet
on the horse ridden by Winnie O'Con-
nor, the jockey who wore the colors of
the marquis of Salisbury. Miss Aymar
won big bet on Winnie O'Connor's
mount. She got an introduction to
O'Connor, who comes up to about the
actress waist, and lost her heart to
him. Then she joined him in Paris.
She was booked to sing on the st.
Louis, but notified Manager Francis Sui
Ivan of the Rain Bears in London
that she was not coming back.
You must come" Sullivan wired to
Paris Joe Hart will meet you In New
York. lie wants you to go right out
with the company
1T is impossible" returned Miss Az
mar by wire. Send my trunks to Paris.
I am waiting for Winnie O,Connor 70
get a. divorce. then I'll marry him.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
Gravesend Races

GRAVESEND, June 19.-First race
about six furlongs-Tim Pippin. to i
won; High Range. to /, second; Law
ton Virgins, TO /. third. Time, Ill.
Second race. Empire steeplechase
about two and half miles-Sanctus
walkover
Third race, six furlongs-W Z to
10, won; Dull Care, II to 3. second
Glennadeane, IL to !. third. Time
iii 3-5.
Fourth race. the Brooklyn derby. 3
year olds. mile and a half. $4,000 added
Joe Madden, IL to ?, won; Fayette 5
TO ;. second; County Fair, 40 to i
third. Time, 2:27 As.
Fifth race, mile and hree-sixteenths
Hilltop, to 5, won: st. Joseph to
2. second: Mark Antony II, II to /
third. Time. 2:01.
Sixth race, five and half furlongs-
Sandrian, to l. won; Coonskin, 5 to 1
Time, 1909.
Seventh race, about six furlongs-
5, second: Sir Alyescot, to /, third
Time. 1903 3-5.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
ROUSSEAU YACHT
CUP ATTRACTS
AE0LIANS
TOday's Race to, Be Followed BY
Saturdays Contest for
Shreye Cup

The principal event in yachting cir
cles today will be the AeoIian Yacht
clubs race for the Rousseau cup over
a course from Meiggs wharf to the
Preside shoaI buoy. leaving it on port
hand. thence to the Goat island shoal
buoy. leaving that on port hand. thence
to the Point BlcEat buoy. leaving that
also on the port hand, then out to the
Preside shoal buoy. leaving that on
the starboard hand. running back and
finishing at Meiggs wharf
The yachts will start on their allow
ances. the limit boats going first.
Twenty yachts have entered but IL is
doubtful il all Will start. The follow
ing are the entries and their handi-.
caps; Speedwell. captain. scratch. lola,
3 minutes; Edna, S1a minutes Emma
Q minutes Dawn 9 minutes, Nautilus.
10 minutes Thetis. 1912 minutes Hia-
watha. It minutes; Tyee. Is minutes.
u & l. rs minutes. Ripple. 20 minutes,
Aeolian. 30 minutes. Mist. "a minutes;
Elvira SIS minutes Ceres and Beaver
&c minutes; Beatrice and Surprise. 40
minutes: Maybe so minutes; Anna $.
so minutes.
The regatta COMMITTEES having cha rye
of the race has set the starting time
at 1890 D. m. The committee consists
of Elmer Johnson tchairman), George
w. Bell and Ernest Wilson.
Nearly all the Asolian feet have been
on various ways during the last week
putting on their war paint for the
contest. and a good race is looked for.
The California. yacht club has its an
nuaI dinner race scheduled for today.
The Corinthians have an open date. and
the San Franciscos are also free TO
cruise as they please. The Golden
Gates have Paradise cove cruise
scheduled.
Last Sunday saw fewer boats at Par
adise cove than has been known for
some time. On the upper bay the
breeze was light. while out in tho
channel a small hurricane was blow
ing. and those that ventured out had
all the wind they wanted The Golden
Gates had their race for the Hub cup.
which was won by the sloOps Ollie.
sailed by Commodore MainO the Ariels
coming second. Fleur de Lis third and
Moonlight fourth.
The San Franciscos are making
preparations for the lightship race
next Sunday for the Shreve trophy, and
a good entry list Is expected.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
Latonia Races

LATONIA, June 1e.-First race NIL.
and an eighth-Jack Baker IA 70 <
won; Agnes Wood. to i. second. Mas,
son, IL to /, third. Time. 1:5345.
:, Second race, mile and an eighth
garew, to = won; Gerrymander. to
Time, 1 :53 Us. 'iiA' ~
Third race, mile and a sixteenth
Cymbal. to l, won; Old Honesty. 21
:46 1-5.
Fourth race, five and a half furlones
The Fadd, 10 to 1, won: Joe Morris
g. to 5, second; Donau, to l. third
Time, :06 1-5. ~ u
Fifth race. six furlongs-Prince
Ahmed, 8 to 10. won; Charlie Eastman
70 to D; second Sea Swell, 10 to L
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs
Billy Bodemer, to l, won: E,theida
8 to 2. second; Colmo, 20 to third
Time, 1 :06 35. ''i u
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
CRICKET CLUBS IN
CLOSE RACE FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP
Barbarians and San Franchises
With Even Score Promise
Exciting Battle
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

The outcome. of the cricket cham
pionship looks more complex than
ever. Two teams (Barbarians and San
Francisco are in a neck and neck
race for the honor, with seven points
with six points. and in these three
teams the ultimate winner of the COM
petition will be found. Each team
seems to be very evenly balanced and
on results there is very little to choose
between them. The Barbarians de-
feated the strong San Mateo team by
only two runs and played a drawn
game with San Franchises. The game
today between San Francisco and San
Mateo at Alameda is, therefore, at
tracing more than ordinary interest.
As was the case with the Barbarian
San. Mateo game, the winner of the
San Francisco-San Mateo game-fs hard
to pick. Both teams are putting their
strongest elevens in the field they can
muster, and some first class cricket
should be the result.
The Alameda Wanderers and Golden
Gate teams from the rear guard of the
competition. Each of these teams have
some individual brilliant men in both
batting and bowling. but the superior
strength of the three leading teams
has been too much for them. The
showing of the Alameda team has
been disappointing to the cricket fans
this season. Their team on paper is
certainly a good one. and why they
have not done better is hard to ex-
plain
Only one championship game is
scheduled today, to be played at Ala
media between San Francisco and San
Mateo. The teams will be selected
from the following:
San Francisco-F. Raymond, W. Swain. Don
Tagen H Renwick, E. Petersen. A. Sterling
]. Dewhurst. W Ferguson, II. Roberts, J. Phil
potts. A Hutchinson, l. Brookes, ii. q. Ram
say, V. Smith.
San Mateo-G. Parsons, d. Bromfield, a. F.
Elliot w e. Moran. ". II. Howard. /. 3
Reading F. Richards. F. Adams, b. Adwell b.
tleweil r. B.. Meller
At the stadium wicket the annual
association game between the married
and single men of the clubs will be
played. The teams will be as follows:
Married--C Irish H. R. Elliot, s Stewart,
Anstey b. Bird j. Priest. It. Millen, E. Hood
Sinsle-A. Smith, T. Price, W. Nield, A.
Wilding. A. H. Moverly B. Allerdessen: $.
Charlton, d. Hathaway, ]. Smith, W. Hopkins
H. Pennington.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
Victoria Races

VICTORIA. B. c., June 1s.-Results
pr First u race, pss six furIongs Prime
Reene w third. Time, 1.I7 1-5.
Second race, five furlongs-Sbirlev
Rossmore won, On Parole second re-
lyn X third. Time, 1.02 -
Third race, nve furlongs-Mar
third. Time, 1.02 Us.
Fourth race. Victoria derby mile and
an eighth-French Cook, 10 to /. first,
Ocean Queen, 8 to 5, second: Silver
knight, 15 to |, third. Time 1.5735
Fifth race, mile and an eighth-Joe
Coyne won, Angleface second. Santee
third Time. 1857.
Sixth race, six and a half furlongs-
third. Time, l:22 3-5.