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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE

s., ,350-New. modern. room cottage close TO
local; lot 30x15O; owner must sell; $3.50 down,
balance SO month.
50 OOO-Modern room cottage; trees and
flowers; lot 33x12s; 500 down, bal. $50 mo-
G. z. BERTSCH. 4103 East 14th st. Tel
Merritt $500. Fruitvsle-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

I.Ssi0 will buy a pretty. new. room bungalow
with fireplace. best plumbing in bath and toi-
let; cement walks and curhS. terms. part cash.
balance monthly. Peuinsular Realty Company.
2i2 Main ST. San Matco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

$500 will secure completely stocked .ohicken
ranch; good Improvements; viii take good lot
as first payment. Call at 371S Peralta av.,
Upper Fruitvale.
SNAP-Two room cottages for sale or rent;
all modern Improvements. Inquire S0S3 r.
sd St. FruitEale.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
WILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE
ROSS vALLEY REAL EsrATE

BARGAINaat $1O.O00-This beautiful home must
be seen TO be appreciated. Telephone Kearny
9I5 and get particulars.
FOR sale-Cozy. artistic bungalow. ; rooms
bath. hardwood floors enker brick fireplace;
lot S0x11I: $500. Owner. box 1884. Call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

LARKSPUR-A furnished cottage OF 5 rooms
at pestofice.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

house at Ross. beautifully located:
near station; sleeping rooms; $50 per mo rDr
summer Box 1T4O. Can office
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

"a Abe AiN Choice corner: - rooms; cheap
EN- iel.. Ven furnished; modern; dandy transient
~ = best downtown house In town: % rooms:
se.isoie rent; elegantly furnished, best loca-
Ten north ef Market: q bargain
- ? little modern apartment house: 81 rooms.
.tn, - per room; well furnished: always full
Ntplt y corner house; g. elegantly furnished
-eenls, aotel district. north Market: reasonable
% private baths; un 10 date; part down
-, 1t "a thANt Elegantly furnished country
noel - rooms. best interior town in sfste. nesr
: ?. cneap rent. doing good business: bargain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

HOUSES SOLD on MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
HOUSES SOLD on MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
HOUSES SOLD 0N MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Ns19 cash. balance $50 month: 81 rooms
Nsoe--1s rooms: transient: 5000 cash. snap
- rus transient modern; clears $50: SNAP
o s to2llSi cor; transient; clears $40; CHEAP
-D-Se Aeeping rooms clears $l00: TERMS.
- rooms; S2 10 room: close in corner
alSht ST. near Market: Eat cost 81 .OeO.
=. X. HAMAfERSMTTH & co.
olg GOLDEN GATE AZ. At VAN NESS
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

FOR sale-country property-A vineyard in the
Aetna Springs near ST. Helena and Calistoga;
10 acres of healthy. full bearing. choice I'M
ported vines. , acres OF level meadow land.
1s3 acres of rolling wlldNoods beautiful
scenery and pure tue water. The property IS
nnencumbered aud is rented at 10 per cent net
upon The valuation. Any further Information
from the owner +. ELLIS. 1918 Vine St,
Berke!ey Cal.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15
Vanderbilt RACE
IS NOW ASSURED
October 80 Is the Date Set
for Big Automobile
Event.

NEW YORK, Sept l5-Automobue
manufa cturers, who have been IN doubt
for many months concerning the run
ming Of the next Vanderbilt CUP race
hailed tOday's announcement authorized
by William K Vanderbilt, jr., president
Of the Motor Cups Holding Association,
that the race would be held this year
October 30 has been set as the date for
the race, which viii be run on a course
consisting Of part OF the Lonr- Island
Motor Parkway and public highways in
Nassau county, Long Island
Four classes OF cars will compete
simultaneously, according TO claSsifcs-
tious. the smaller cars being stopped al
different shorter distances leaving the
larger ones competing for tbS Wander
biit trophy to run alone in the final
rounds Of the contest.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15
REFEREE PREPARING
FOR BIG MUNSEY RUN
Frank H. Trego Arrives and Discusses PIans-Is Com
petent Official-Many Notablcs in Auto World
VIII See Start of Tour
By HARRY WARD.

Frank H. Trego, Of the Chicago Motor
Club, who will be the referee and chair
man OF the Frank A. Munsey reliability
contest, arrived in Washington today,
ard will remain here until the start Of
the tour
Nj. Trego Is an old hand at the con-
tess game. and is very thorough in his
preparations for an event Of the char
acter of the Munsey tour. He has ex-
pressed his determination TO run the
contest in such a manner that there
will be no possibility or a protest from
any contestant at the conclusion Of the
event Mr. Trego has acted as an Off
cial in so many automobile events in
the last several wears that he is thor
oughly familiar with every angle Of the
game.
When the MUnseyItes hit the pike
on the morning Of September p they
The Washington times., 1909-09-15
.LANGFOR IN SHAPE
FOR KETCHEL BOUT
Trainers Say Negro Fighter
Was Never in Better
Condition.

NORTHBORO, Mass, Sept 15.-Satls-
fed that in meeting Stanley Ketchel in
New York on Friday night ne viii be Up
against this hardest fight OF his career,
Sam Langford is training here today as
he never trained before.
With George Byers as ais sparrinC
partner, the brOad-shOuidsred Boston
black is hustling over the roads and
bending TO mis- indoor work with vim.
Never. according to those who have
watched his work. has LangfOrd been In
better shape, and IL he is not the victor
on Friday night. il will simply be be-
cause the Michigan Assassin" can
show superior speed and stamina.
LangfOrd realizes that a victory over
Ketchel would make a battle with John
son almost certainty, and IS in shape
TO put up the fight of his career.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15
WILL WIN PENNANT,,
THEN PRINT TICKETS
Experience of Last Season
Has Taught Pirate Own
ers This Lesson.

PITTsBUPG. Sept l5.-The Pittsburg
baseball club has made the announce
ment 70 the uublic that IL would not
take any chaIres printing tickets for the
worlds chan ionshi7 series until the
pennant had been won by Pittsburg be-
yond a doubt.
This brought out the fact that last
year Pfttsburg was 20 sure Of the flag
and championship series that II had
all its tickets printed long before the
pennant was rEally cinched by Chicago.
When Brown beat Pittsburg at Chi
caRO last yea Barney Dreyfuss found
himself with thousands OF tickets label
ed World IS Championship Series, Elk
position Park" and he had no use for
any OF them because Chicago nosed his
team out Of the race.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15

will probably find the roads IN very good
condition. Advices received at tour
headquarters are to the effect that the
recent rains put the roads into fair
shape,
Il is expected that many men. prom
inenr in the automobile manufacturing
and sporting world, will be in Washing
ton to see the start OF the Munsey tour
The clans viii begin to gather Friday
and, by Saturday afternoon, Washing
ton will have more automobile ceiebri-
ties in its midst than ever before in the
history of the Capital City.
Advance gossip shows that every en-
tFa7t has made his plans, selected his
driver. and picked his passengers. Some
OF the best-known drivers In the coun-
try win participate. Including Ray Nc
Namara, ". A Wood, ed I.eimbach
W. B. McBurney, o. P. Bernhart. Wul
SoUles. Leo Shaab, and Harry latham.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15
MILDLY OARSMEN
TO WORK TO-DAY
Plans for Fall Rowing at An
napoliS Are Nearly
Complete.

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 15.-Plans are al
ready under way at the Naval Academy
for the opening OF fall rowing practice.
The shells of the crew squad were
more or less damaged oy the fire that
destroyed the ,boathouse several weeks
ago. and representative from prom
inent maker OF racing shells is now
here repairing them and getting them in
readiness for use.
Coach Dick" Glendon, OF the Boston
Athletic Club. IS expected 70 arrive In
Annapolis today to begin fall coaching
Of the members Of the new fourth class
In the tank
The Washington times., 1909-09-15
EXPECT CAPABILITIES
TO ENTER TOURNEY
Open Golf All This Week on Mary.
land Country Club
Links.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 15.-Local golfers
are preparing cor 6 week OF sport In the
open golf tourney at the Maryland
Country CLUB The Qualifying round,
begun yesterday, will Be continued this
morning. This afternoon at 2 o'clock
the first round will begin.
Players are expected 20 come from
Washington and RichU.Cnd 70 compete.
The course is in excellent condition, and
fast play probab bly, viii be seen. Ar
rsnRements have been made for three
siXteens
The Washington times., 1909-09-15
STONE CONFIDENT
OF WINNING BOUT
New York Scrapper Expects TO De-
feat KID Sullivan
Friday
Friday.

BALTIMORE. Sept 15.-Earry Stone,
the New York lightweight matched 20
meet Kid Sullivan, Of Washington. be-
foro the Eureka Athletic Club az the
Fourth Regiment armory Friday night
IS 10 town this morning
II is the first time that Stone has been
I'm Baltimore. He is lively looking
younEster. tall and why, with a long
reach, and OF the clever school Of
roXers.
Though he thinks well OF Sullivan. he
believes he will not only ou.point him.
but beat him at the Washington light
weights own game, inhghting and slug
ging.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15
Current Ne9US and Timely Comment
About Athletes Who Are Prominent
On Various Sport Fields Just Nore

When the first race il started at the
senior championship of the Metropoli-
tan Association at Travers' Island. nexl
Saturday afternoon, 200 Of the best ath-
letes Of the metropolitan district, max
Ing over 800 entries. viii be on hand 70
take part IN the seventeen events. One
OF the features OF the games VIII be
the 220-yard low hurdle race between
Jack Eller, Of the ]. A. A. c.; Harry
Hiliman, Of the New York A c.: S. @
Northridge, I. J. Lowell ". Bursch, r
J. Sullivan, n. c. DeLoiselle, R E Coz
zins. and o. z. LanEau.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15
ATTELL STALLS
WITH T. O'TOOLE
Boston Fans Disguised Over
Twelve-Round Bout Be-
tween Pair.

BOSTON. Sept. 15.-Abe Attell. worlds
champion featherweight. is IN no good
standing today with Boston fight fans.
In his bout with Tommy O'Toole here
last night there is little doubt that he
could have put the Philadelphia boy
out at any time he chose, but Fox
Abe" stalled along, and the two burles-
qued through A long and wearisOnIe
twelve rounds
O'Toole could not box in The same
class with Attell but what real lighting
there was he did.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15
BROAD AND WILLIS
TO FIGHT TONIGHT

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 15.-Bnly VII
IFS, the Italian champion, and Young
Kid Broad, the hsrd-hitting lightweight,
meet IN Philadelphia tonight
In the seml-windup Yankee Schwartz
boxes KID Beebe.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15

Two-base hits-McBride, Hooper. Col
Inns. Sacrifice fiy-DOnohue. Sacrifice
hits-McConnen, Knlifer. Lelivelt Stolen
base-French. Left on bases-BOston.- S,
Washington s. Bases on balls--On Ober-
lin, ,; off Collins, I. Bases on errors
Washington, >. Hit by pitcher--By Ober-
lin. l. Struck oUe-By Collins. 3: by
Oberlin, 3. Umpires-Messrs EEan and
Sheridan. Time OF game-1 hour and a
minutes. Attendance4,9 75.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15
DAN PATCH HURT,
MAY QUIT. TRACK
Injury TO Three of Animals Legs
Is Considered Serious
by Experts.

NILwAUKEE. Sept 15.-Dan Patch,
the worlds greatest race horse. With
a record Of 1855 and valued at 10000
may never race again.
The great horses hind legs are both
n bad shape. and one Of the front legs
is also out Of condition. HOrsemen say
he never can race again, and the ia
nous animal, which has made fortunes
for his owner, viii be turned into the
Savage stock farm for the rest OF his
life
The Washington times., 1909-09-15
ATLANTA LANDS
SOUTHERN FLAG

ATLANTA, Ca, Sept l5-Atlanta wins
the Southern League 1909 pennant.
This was definitely determined yester-
day when Atlanta defeated Memphis 2
10 in a snappy game
The Washington times., 1909-09-15

It IS estimated that the Boston Ameri-
can League club viii make $4,000 on
the present season. This is proba bly,
more money than that club has made
since Il had the championship teams in
1893 and 1904 While the Red SOx are
packing their park AZ every game. the
Boston Nationals. inverted leaders Of
the older league. are drawing below the
LOO mark. Yesterday only several hun
dred watched the home team beat the
Giants.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15
Games Today.
Standing of the Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Reratn

Boston, & New York. 0.
Brooklyn, I Philadelphia, 0.
Chicago. {, Cincinnati. o.
PittsburS vs. St Louis-Rafn
The Washington times., 1909-09-15

Preparations for the basketball season
will be inaugucated at a meeting 20 be
held IN the Y ". G. A. building Fridas
evening. All Of the local promoters have
sport hourished as never before both
in point OF meTitablC playing and IN
attendance. This game is comparatively
new 70 Washington. but from the pat
The Washington times., 1909-09-15

Some OF our leading athletes are in
training for the big church games TO
be held at Union League Park on Sat
Urday, September 3. But few OF these
events have been pulled off here this
summer and some true finds may be
disclosed in the running Of this one
The Washington times., 1909-09-15

ronage il received last year it seems to
have gained a permanent position in
the Capitals sport routine.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15
Games Today.

New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15
Nationals Are Almost Past
the Century Mark in
Games Lost.
FIELD MOVEMENT
PROVING POPULAR
District Promoters Jubilant Over
Endorsement of Long Advo-
Gated Measure.
By HARRY M. DoDD.

sh'. Maybe our ball team will estab-
lish a new season record today. That
game yesterday made 80 in the loss col
umn.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15

With the entries Of Melvin Sheppard,
Emilio Lunghi, Harry Gissing Harry
HiHman, and Abel Kiviat in the eco and
0OO ward runs at the national indoor
championships. in Madison Square Car
den on October 4 and 5. the possibility
Of the long distance marks for these
distances being displaced is greater than
II has been in years. Many out-Of-town
athletes will be seen In action at the In
door championships. Among <hem are
Ballard and COe, Ot~the Boston A. A;
Taylor, Of the Chicago A. A.; Lukeman,
the Canadian Splinter, and Shaw, Of
Chicago
The Washington times., 1909-09-15

In the papers Of every city around the
big leagues circuits regret Is expressed
over the uutimely injury TO Walter
johnson. JOhnson's ability as a PLAYER
and his gentlemanly department on and
on the field nave made him popular
wherever he works. and each of the
accounts plainly shows the esteem in
which the Idaho boy is held outside Of
The Capital
The Washington times., 1909-09-15

Jack Brady. the West Indian welter-
weight. finished training yesterday for
his bout in Philadelphia Thursday
night. with Tommy Crawford.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15


An adept 'lunscy commission might
find the answer for Washington's abil-
ity. almost nature, 10 lose, for surely
those learned along logical lines have
all given I'D in DESPAIR. For two days
the locals have played errorless ball,
and batted fairly well, Yet they never
win. Yesterday they got the little end
OF a to 2 score at Boston.
Taking the accounts of the Washing
ton games for the past month or so it
would seem that the team and the pitch
ing staff are altogether separate and
distinct organizations. Harmony be-
tween the pair is an absent factor. Just
so surely as the team plays we'll aield.
just so surely are the pitchers sure to
blow UP and vice versa. You can't
beat r.
Yesterday a two-run lead fell 10 the
lot Of the locals as early as the second
inning. but It was only a feetihg encour-
agement, for Oberlin promptly proceeded
10 rise for the occasion and two in the
fourth and three in the sixth handed
Boston the game
II is a pretty hard matter 20 determine
the value OF a pitcher simply By his per
Torrance against Washington. but. even
at that, this young collegian, Colllns,
who did the fiinging for the Red SoN.
got by wonderfully well on his first time
out Only enc OF the i've hits made
by Cantillon's tribe counted for any
thing. That was McBride's clout for a
double IN the second inning, Gessler
scoring. Collins is a yOungster, rangy
and strong. and II his game yesterday
is any criterion of his true form he
should fit nicely into that southpaw
vacancy on the Boston pitching stah-
St Louis opens here tomorrow in a
double-header. The first game starts AZ
200 O'Clock.
Unbounded JOY is going the rounds Of
Washington athletic promoters today
over the announcement that a concerted
effort win be made TO establish and
maintain a DisHiet sport field. upon
which an annual series OF outdoor games
Will be held Commissioner mcfarland
has heartily Endorsed the plau)and eli
needed pressure for the passage Of the
bill already seems evident.
This is a feature for which most Of
the managers about the city have been
working for many years and nothing
the District authorities could do would
be more appreciated than the material
ization Of this proposition. Nearr1 all
OF the large cities Of the North maintain
these public fields and In indorsinC the
plans as advanced b. Commissioner
Macfarland Washington is only estsb-
fishing an institution which has been
considered a necessity in other cities
for several years back.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15

The beating Of Mickey Cannon by
Johnny Willetts has caused demand
for the services OF Willetts in New
York. and he is likely TO be matched
with Leach Cross.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15

The Athletics prOtited a little by De-
fToit's defeat yesterday, but stin the
Tigers are leading by twenty-five points
Accounts make careless playing blam-
able fer Detroits loss, and II that Is
the only trouble with the Tigers it's
a cinch the Philadelphia crowd won't
gain many more points In this manner.
Tor II there ever was a team strictly
upon it's toes II is the Jennings outfit.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15

The fact that Kyle Whitney and Cal
lovvay, the two colorAd fighters, jumped
away as soon as they reached Phlladel-
phfa from the man who spent lot OF
money bringing them CAST Is causing
considerable unfavOrahle comment In
sporting circles.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15
Mcbride got three hits out Of as many
times at bat

Already sixteen candidates have re-
ported for the Central High School foot
bali eleven and are pracIlcing daily in
the school yard. Several additions are
expected before the close Of the week
AS thorough a canvass as is possible
at this time has failed 70 unearth any
experienced material in the incoming
freshman class. and Coach Kirby is de-
pending entirely upon the men he now
has for the showing OF the o street
school in the high school football cham
pionship series which starts the early
part Of October. Only several OF the
men now available played on the team
last year, most OF them being members
81 the scrub eleven.
1t Is true our Nationals have sunk &c
lowly DEPTHS, and nave been the re-
cipients Of many unkind epithets there
By. but still IN a New York paper this
morning there turks some consolation.
The Boston Nationals are therein term
ed the Lowry Lizards"
The Washington times., 1909-09-15

Leach Cross has declared of the hght
between himself and Fred Coroett, next
Monday night.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15

Johnny Pearce, a son Of Leslie Pearce.
the weIl-knOwn old-time7, will make his
first appearance as a boxer in Phila-
deIphia on Thursday night He has
been well schoOled and taught the finer
points Of the game by his father, who
was acknowledged as one OF the best
liChtweights in the country.
The Washington times., 1909-09-15

St Louis opens here tomorrow in
double-header. The first game starts az
200 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-08
CITY is IN GRASP
OF REAL WINTER
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION HAS
MANY CALLS FOR AlD-WoOD
AND BEDDING IN DEMAND.

The first spell Of real winter
weather this season is upon the town.
Snow has been falling at intervals
during the day and cold wind is
Blowing. The temperature is six.
teen above, but that is rather cold
for $ southern Sunny Oklahoma.
Clouds have hidden the sun all
day.
Mrs. Mamie Holden, matron Or
the Benevolent Society, reports that
she has had many calls for aid. The
poor are begging for wood and bed
ding. All the severe cases have
been answered and these good wJ.
men have done a great work during
the cold spell. One sick family wos
today given a generous supply Of
bed clothing.
Colder weather is reported moth
and It Is expected the temperature
will fall lower there than It is now.
The snow that has fallen has been
drifted by the wind but none OF it
has melted. The society is prepared
with small means to supply the
suffering people and as long rs
funds last, wood and bedding will
be supplied to the suffering po1r.
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raises pedigreed seed corn and alfal-
ia, and are making a success OF L.
This firm is deserving of success and
our best wishes go with them for sue
cess at Enid. In their herd they have
several Champion sows and first pre-
MUM sows, having taken the blue
ribbon at various Kansas, Missouri,
Texas and Oklahoma fairs and stocA
shows. Their herd boar is the best
blood that money could buy. His sire
being the world champion Proud Ad-
vance No. 23549. and by dam Alix
5567G, being another grand champion,
Carter county is surely forging to the
/ front in blooded stock. There is no
reason why Carter county should not
have one of the best fairs next fall
| In its history and 1t will. Every farm
er in the county should be preparing
his land and stock now to take down
some of the handsome premiums that
will be hung up on that occasion. We
know OF one premium of 10000 cash
for the best acre of corn grown in Car
ter county The farmers OF the coun'
ty should be hustling right now, get
ting their land in shape to compete
for this prize.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-08
PERSONALS

Frank Scivally of Orr was an Ard
more visitor today.
Il. Il. Deel is here today from
Sulphur.
NJ II. Sturdivant, national bank
examiner. whose home is in ST.
Louis, is in the city the guest of
Don Lacy OF the City National
Bank
Tom Pace left today for "A business
visit to points north.
! W. +. Baker and wife of Wheeler
were visitors here today.
w. S. Gardner of Bokchto is in
the city looking after business affairs.
w. A. Price, Jr., of Durant was
among the out of town visitors here
today.
]. l.. Cunningham, well known
citizen OF Wheeler was visitor here
today.
Col. Richard McLish Is here from
his home at Bromide visiting with
friends and attending to business mat
ters.
ET. Riser was in today from Wood
ford attending to business matters.
BIT. Davis was over today from Du'
rant looking after business affairs.
Cal Stewart was here today from
Holder looking after his business in
terests here.
S. w. Dickson of Dnrant was n
business visitor here today,
Miss Myrtle Frame Is visiting Ia
Davis today.