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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-07-02

Paints and Felt Roofing. Come
and investigate prices and
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-07-02

Regulate the bowels, promotes
easy natural action, and cures con-
stipation--Doan's Regulets. Ask
your druggist for them. 25c. q
box.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-07-02

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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-07-02
Control of Hoo Cholera.

"The Control of Hog Cholera
is the subject of a very valuable
bulletin prepared by DR.. j. w.
Connaway. professor of Compare
tive Medicine and Veterinarian OF
the Missouri Agriculture Station
College of Agriculture, University
of Missouri. This bulletin ha g
just been issued by the Missouri
State Board of Agriculture, and
may be had free by addressin G
Secretary George B. Ellis, Colum.
bia, Nc.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-07-02

Do you want to make none
fast in a Perfectly honest way?
If you do get busy for the
TRIBUNE. See announcement or
front page.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
OFFICERS OF FORESTERS'
RELIEF BOARD CHOSEN
Court Farallone No. II Also
Holds Its Election

Court FaralIone No. II of the For
esters of America has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term:
Archie Gaynor chief ranger; Charles Open
shaw subchief ranger. J. Z. Morrison nnaneial
secretary: j. F. Hogan. recording secretary
James A. Gray treasurer; ]. Kelly. senior wnod-
ward c. Ravazano junior woodward, Nick
Canata. senior beadIe: Nc j. sylvester. junior
beadle: B. Schneider. lecturer Z. fehlgrhi,
trustee; Dr. c. NJ Troppmann. physician
The following have been selected as
the officers of the san Francisco board
of relief of the Foresters OF America
for the next term:
d. Baker of Court Live Oak, pres
ident: A Nutting of Court Justice. vice
president, NJ Bloom of Court Magno-
liza, treasurer, and Jacob Label OF
Court Aurora. secretary.
A committee was appointed 10 Sc
cure a suitable token Of appreciation,
to be presented to E. F. Meyer. the re-
firing president, at the installation OF
the new officers. January 9.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Wednesday. December 10:
KE-CoNRAD-Ignaz Berke. 20, S27 Baker
St. and Ida Conrad. %. s21 Fulton st.
-BIONDI-Joseph Bottacchi. 40,
1901 Sanchez St, and Rebecca Biondi, a. 21s
Hartford st.
ERGUSoN-LAGUNA-Hu A. Ferguson, 33,
and Frances j. Laguna, 20, both Of 1881 Fill
more st.
FLYNN-o'coNNoR- Flynn. 20. 43
Juniper St, and Minnie o'Connor, "a. lis
Page st.
GHIoRso-R RoSCELLI-John P. Ghiorso. s5, 1ss
Peabody St. and Autonetta C. Roscelli, 81,
watsonvile.
GRAY-srRoNG- Davis B; Gray, q. Oakland.
NRY-oPPENHEIsf-Ma Henry. %. Ills
Steiner ST., and Nellie oppenheim, 21, 6TI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hubert. 20, s5s
Guerrero St, and Margaret Concannon. 20,
Oakland.
JONES BRUNscHwILER.F5,aank l. Jones; 81. so'
1905 McAllster St, and Marguerite Brun-
schwiler. 2s 1872 Hayes st.
R-wESTPHAL--George II. Kirehner,
2s, 1857 Twelfth ave-, and Lena Westphal,
20. 507 Railroad ave.
LUDwIGsEN = BRIGHTwELL = Clarence n.
o. Brightwell. %, 921 Post St
McLAUGHLIN-KITTS-R P. Mclaughlin, 81,
and Ethel NJ Kits, 21 both of 1921 Larkin
street.
NJ Piller 21, both of San Mateo.
NEIJMAN-BARG-James V. Neuman. 25. and
Anna d. Barg, 90 both of Redwood City.
-BATTISTINI-Eugene Puccinelli,
81. 2T3 Francisco ST.. and Ida Battistini Il,
1899 Montgomery ST.
REINTART-TH0MPSON Hiram L. Reinhart.
%, 4140 Twentieth ST., and Blanche L. Thomp-
son, %, 512 Noe st.
RIAfNfER-LEONARD-E L. c. Rimmer. 80.
$50 Guerrero ST., and Mary c. Leonard. 33,
563 Guerrero St
saAFFER-PHAL-Mart Shaffer, 81, 112s
Howard St, and Julia PhaL 20, West Berkeley.
SMART-BEIL-Rupert w. Smart. 81. 1912
webster St, and Bessie II. Bell, "a, Seattle,
Wash.
STAETELIN-MEYER Robert P. Staeteln, 30.
Ross and Elna p d. Meyer, 20, $500 Twenty
second st.
NS-SHAW-Ernest n. stevens. 81. Ma
Mia. z. l.. and Edith NJ. Shaw. Is. Presidlo.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
Gossip of the Turf

c. c. Cspps is now safely installed
- Emeryville with four horses prepped
Al Arcadia. and his was the last stable
TO leave the southern track. He has
Corona. Ollie May and Wise Child and
q yesrling colt sired by Starbright.
Capps got IL pretty straight from one
Of Jack Atkins handbook men in the
Angel City that the powers would plan
a spring meeting at Arcadia
New York has again turned down an
application for the reinstatement Of
Garnish, one OF the fastest sprinters in
America, now quartered at EmeryVille
IN the stable OF c. c. Emmett Garnish
can turn the course across the bay for
i've furlongs in something under a
minute, and IL is said that Sam Hildreth
would give $4,000 for him with his
skirts clear. Rogers, who raced him
IN New York. has been reinstated and
Bennett, though not under the ban, is
having dificulty in having his entries
accepted because Garnish happens to be
IN his barn.
He has five horses. the best of the
string being MarWood. IT is said that
Garnfsh. in other hands than Benefits,
has raced under other names, includ-
ing that of Prince Like. under which
he won at Pocstello. The ringing of
the sprinter. however, has been done
out OF the jurisdiction Of the jockey
club tracks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
RUGBY MEN BOOST
VISIT OF BRITONS
Referees Union Hopes to Bring
Oxford and Cambridge
Teams to California
By WILLIAM UNMACK

A special meeting of the California
Rugby union is to be held at the
Olympic club tomorrow night for the
purpose of arranging details for the
proposed visit of the combined oxford
and Cambridge university Rugby foot
ball team next fall. The trip is still
uncertain and the meeting tomorrow
is to get a start that should bring
about results.
Already the affair has been discussed
informally by members of the Califor-
mia and Stanford teams, and the differ
ent clubs and will be placed before the
official body. 1t is certain that both
Stanford and California will give sup
port to the project, and Nevada uni
versity men have written to a prom
inent Rugbyite here stating that the
sage brush college will do all in it's
power to make the trip an assured
success.
With the three leading universities
taking such an active part in the visit,
it seems that the only thing left is for
the Oxford-Camb team to accept.
If this team can be induced to make
the trip, l am sure it will be a good
thing for the Rugby game. not only
on this coast, but in the east.
I do not think. however, that the
strongest Oxford Cambridge team
would be available to make the trip. as
the English Rugby season is in full
swing at the same time that our sea-
son is on.
Last year I received a letter from
George Harnett, the present secretary
of the Rugby union, England. just
after he had brought his team back
from the Australian tour. At that time
he was thinking of bringing out team
of wealthy amateurs to help the game
here. But the tour had to be aban-
doned because the English and Califor-
MIA seasons conflicted.
At the meeting tomorrow night. the
committee will go into the matter thor
oughly, and as representative gather
ing is to present something definite in
the way of financial arrangements In
vitations have been semitic the follow
ing members of the union: California,
Stanford and Nevada universities,
Santa Clara and St. Mary's colleges,
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
PORTLAND POLICE
SEEK TIM M'GRATn
He Is Accused of Passing a
Worthless Check Signed by
Runner Fitzgerald
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

PORTLAND, Dec. 15.-The San
Francisco police have been asked to
arrest Tim McGrath the athletic
trainer and marathon promoter on a
charge of passing a bad check for 500
on the Portland hotel during a recent
visit here. James F. Fitzgerald, the
marathon racer is also wanted with
McGrath. Application has been made
to Governor Benson for requisition
papers and 1T is expected that Detec-
tive Snow will be detailed TO return
McGrath here in case he fails to make
the check good. An employee of the
Portland hotel company signed the
complaint which was drafted by Dep
uty District Attorney Fitzgerald.
The check was drawn by Fitzgerald
on the Great West Permanent loan
and savings company of Calgary.
Province of Alberta, Canada. Novem-
Der Is. A day or two previously this
considerable amount of money, rep
resenting a posted forfeit for a Mara
thon contest. 1t was this fact which
caused the employees of the Portland
hotel to think the check for 800 was
good. 1t developed however that the
amount of the forfeit represented every
cent which the sprinter had on deposit
in the Calgary bank.
The party came to Portland early in
November and tried to arrange for a
contest the night of November 81, but
this was later declared off.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
Notable Deaths

E. D. WILLIAMS, DESCENDANT OF ROGER
W1LLIAMS-Kansas City. Dec. 15.-Emmett
Delton Williams, a direct descendant of Roger
Williams. the founder of Rhode Island. died
at his home today, aged "a years. Williams
was president of paint company.
REV. ALBERT ]. HYDEN OF OTTAWA, KAN
Ottawa. Kan, Dec. 15.-Rev. Albert j
Hyden, whose ia ather was with General Wash
ington at Yorktown when General CORVALLIS
surrendered died at his home today, aged So
years. He was a civil war veteran.
JAMES PATMoR, KANSAS BANKER-San
Diego, Dec. 15.-James Patnor, president Of
the First State bank Of Pittsburg Kan, died
here today. He had been in the banking bust
ness 25 years. He had been suffering from
lung trouble.
PHILIP B. THOMPSON, FORMER CONGRESS-
Washington. Dec. 15.-Former Congress
man Philip B. Thompson Jr. of Kentucky. who
stricken the street last night with a
hemorrhage of the stomach. died at 5:15
O'Clock this morning. He was Ga years of age.
JOHN HOPKINS, FORMER PONY EXPRFse
DRIVER-Colorado Springs, Dec. 15.-John
Hopkins. the first man to drive when the
famous st. Louis to San Francisco pony ex-
press established. and one of the heroes OF
the Chicago fire, died here today a poor
farm.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16

which was against Percy Cove in Au-
gust.
1t is more than likely that Gunboat
Smith will be served up to the fans
of San Francisco this month as a main
attraction dish. His victory over Wal
ter Schulken stamps him as the best
heavy weight card turned out of these
parts since Al kaufman started some
five years ago. The Gunboat has a
grand chance TO climb up the ladder
now if he watches the rungs closely.
The promoters of the North End club,
who hold the permit to bring off a
show this month, their last in all prob
ability, are making overtures to Smith
and Jack Burns the Salinas heavy
weight with a view to matching them
for the latter part Of the month No
progress has been made thus far and
the attraction is likely to fall by the
wayside.
The Gunboat packed away a fat bag
containing $3.50 for his end for beating
Schulken Tuesday evening. He wore a
smile that President Taft never beat
on any of his tours and he was full of
fight talk and plans for the near future
when he will get his discharge from
the navy.
This is great stuff" mused the Gun
Boat Why, a year ago I was lucky
to get SO a month and then some
body took it away from me in about
10 minutes. Now I get $3.50 for half an
hours work. I'm willing to be a
fighter just as long as this lasts. Maybe
III buy battleship of my own pretty
soon.
Smith is beginning to hold his serv-
ices at a premium now, just like the
others, and for this reason it will be
hard to do business with him.
The West Oakland club will round
cut the year with good show in its
pavilion next TUESDAY evening. AS a
main attraction Manager Tommy Simp-
son win put on Tim O'Neill, the con-
Querer of Young Peter Jackson, and
Cohnny OKeefe. one of the best second
rate middle weights in the west They
viii go 10 rounds and if O'Neill makes
the fight he did against Jackson it will
be a good one-well worth going miles
TO see.
Fred Brooks. a fair welter weight,
viii go 10 rounds with Kid George of
Sacramento as special attraction
Among the others on the card are An
ton la Grave and Willie Ritchie, Benny
Hart and Mike McIsaacs and a pair of
ring warmers to liven the fans up.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
Athletic Managers Talk on
Basket Ball

The Pacific athletic association held
an enthusiastic meeting last evening
and a number of important matters
regarding amateur athletics were dis
cussed. The board of manager re-
ceived the report of the temporary
basket ball committee. which recon-
mended the holding of weight system
tournament during the latter part of
February or the first of March.
The committee, which consists of r.
W. Dodd, Charles Mimic and A Katch-
inski, was made a permanent one and
will be assisted by an additional one
consisting of Frank Boek, Herbert
Hauser and F. /. Guilford, who will
handle the games played in Oakland
and Berkeley.
A cross country race committee con-
sisting of Herbert Hauser, A. Soder-
man and II. G.. Dowdall was also ap-
pointed to report back to the board as
to the advisability of holding a six
mile handicap race during the spring
months.
John Elliott, ]. r. Hickey and George
James were appointed as members of
the spring field day committee.
The Mission and Western athletic
clubs were elected to membership.
The following were present: George
James, J. r. Hickey, C. L. Braun, r. w
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
Hogan Outfights Wheeler
In Three Rounds

One Round Hogan did not live up to
his reputation in the main event of the
Portola clubs show at the Auditorium
last night, for he went the whole route,
three rounds, with Dick Wheeler. How
ever, Hogan had the lead all the time
and handily won the decision. The
fighting was very tame and no blood
was spilled.
The other fights were all poor, and
the crowd left the place disgusted. The
lighters did not extend themselves and
none of them seemed to possess any
claim to class. AL Kreiger. the heavy
weight, got a four round decision over
Battling Rushing and Eddie Marion
outfought Harry Stremmel in three
rounds, though few blows were struck.
The other fights resulted as follows
Joe Truman quit in the second round
of his fight with Charles Rogers, Jim
Fox won three round decision from
Jim Desmond, John Aaron knocked
Louis Zimet out in the second round
and George Andrews won four round
decision from Frank Edwards
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
HAS HUSBAND ARRESTED
FOR THREAT TO KILL
Mrs. Rita Souderer Calls Upon
Police for Aid

IF you don't come back to me I will
kin YOU" Jacques Souderer is reported
10 have said to his wife. Rita, Monday
evening as he pressed a revolver
against her temple. She begged him
TO walt until she got some of her be-
longings together from 13S Noe street,
where she was living. She was granted
this time. but did not return.
Souderer then attempted TO force his
way into the house, but finally left The
woman obtained a warrant Tuesday Tor
his arrest for threats TO kill, and yes
terday telephoned TO the police from
the dye works. where she is employed,
that her husband was standing outside
waiting for her.
Policeman Wollweber was sent to the
place. When the policeman appeared
on the scene, Souderer ran, but was
chased and captured. When searched
he had a loaded revolver and cartridges
in his pockets. An additional charge of
carrying a concealed weapon was
placed against him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
JOHANNA STOKES WILL
is FILED FOR PROBATE

The will of Mrs. Johanna l. Stokes,
formerly of San Francisco, who died at
Ostend, Belgium, December I, 1903, was
fled for probate in this city yesterday.
She was the wife of Charles H.
Stokes, an English physician
The value of the estate is. about
500. 600, and the bulk of the property
goes TO Mrs, Caroline A. Nixon. a
widowed sister, living in England, for
life, with remainder to her children.
To ST. .soseph's orphan asylum for
girls in shis city $1,000 is left. A
brother and sister of the 'testatrix.
William J Regan, and Mrs. Margaret
A. Skeily live in San Francisco, but
they get no part of the estate.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
Tampa Results

TAMPA. Fla. Dec. 15.-Four favorites were
returned winners today, the feature being the
fourth race captured by F. L. Shipp in a
hard drive all through the stretch with Grenade.
Lowell rode three of the winners Jockey Den
nisou will be refused mounts in the future.
The judges decided on this after bis weak ride
First race, five furlongs. selling--Judge Dun
don TO /. won: Comic Opera to /. second
W. ]. Hinch, 2 10 /. third. Time. 1:13.
Orlandot. ? 10 ;, won: Bird Slayer to L,
second; Canopan, Is TO l. third. Time. l:15 1-5.
Third race FIVE furlongs. selling-Inspection,
TO l, won; Colonel Ashmeade. TO 1. second
Bonnie Bee. II To 2. third. Time. l 06.
Fourth race. six furlongs. purse-E. I. Shipp,
to 2. won: Grenade. TO D second; Lena. B to
2 third. Time. 1:1S AS.
Fifth race mile and sixteenth selling
Maximum. to 5. won Kings Guinea, 20 3.
second Delestrome, 20 to /, third. Time,
1855 2-5.
Sixth race, five furlongs selling-Lou Lanier,
70 J. won: Acolin. 10 TO 1, second Bannade,
to 2 third Time, :07 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec. 15.-Four favor
ties took the money at Moncrief this afternoon
Harvey Lady lrma. Indian Maid and Cam
psigner. There was quite an upset in the
second. when Sally Preston. TO ! shot, ran a
splendid race and won goodly sum for many
Jacksonville bettors. The management continues
to make improvements. Summary:
First race. six furlongs, selling-Harvey F,
even. won Glen Beachy. TO l, second; Star
over. y TO /. third. Time. 1:Is.
Second race. five and a half furIongs. selling
Sally Preston 10 l. won; Dolly Bullman. to
!, second; Pocomoke, 10 TO l, third. Time,
I:09 AS.
Third race. six furlongs selling-Lady Irma,
TO ). won; John A. Munroe Is TO 1, second
Font, ; to l. third. Time. 1:16 4-5.
Fourth race. Ormonde Beach selling stakes.
FIVE and a half furlongs-Indian Maid TO
). won; o. X. Herndon, 3 TO 1, second Anayri.
l3 10 :, third. Time :09 80
Fifth race. furlongs. selling-De Kalb.
6 10 J. Won: Shapdale. to ]. second; Aunt
Kate 10 1, third. Time. % As.
Sixth race, mile aud q sixteenth. selling
Campaigner. 6 to >. won; Agreement IL TO .,
second: Billy Pullman, to 1, third. Time,
:51 p.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16

Olympic and Barbarian clubs and the
California Referees union.
1t is possible that if the British team
comes games will be arranged here
with all the universities colleges and
clubs, and a test game against an all
star California team. 1t is also prob
able that Los Angeles and Vancouver
will apply for games. and in this case
it is practically certain that the neces-
sary cash guarantee will be raised
without any difficulty.
Two games could easily be arranged
with the Los Angeles teams and a Sc
ries of four games or more could be
satisfactorily arranged in Vancouver.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
ATTELL LOOMS UP LIKE
SURE WINNER TO THOSE
WHO BANKED ON POWELL
Local Bantam Weight Rules q Strong
10 TO I Shot Over the ShifN
Little Southern Boxer
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

The fight die
not take them long which of Ad Wog
caused all
are willing take chance This made Monte Atel
not to 10 chance Danny Webster nights fight
Dresmand Whether these odds uihabe proved
ou
~ round draws enough to boost his
though Atel little fighter championship calber
TACT sun does though the boys taking chance by
quickly
ther
teI outside OF Nelson comparatively rank
Slesned him. This Franciscos 100000
Already sports pofted handsomely by
te victory OF Moea beginning their Webster
ne then while the
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
Atte Favorite Webster Famous English Rugby Teams
Come Jeffres Iumbago McGath
BAD ATTACK OF LUMBAGO FORCES
JEFF TO CUT THEATRICAL DATES

An
PEELED Jefres the weight champion
a
B. F Roller stated that the
This
illness workout draft
o
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
MAY ARoLIsH FooTBALL

PITTSBURG. Dec 15.-At a meeting
Of the intercollegiate Association OF
Western Pennsylvania and West Vir-
glnia, held here yesterday, the first
collegiate action looking toward the
abolition of American football and the
adoption of Rugby. unless the rules of
the American game are radically
changed. was taken. In the associa-
ton are Washington and Jefferson,
University of West Virginia, Geneva,
Grove City and Allegheny colleges.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
suRRENpERs no PoLIcE

s LOS ANGELES. Dec. 15.-Jeff Craw-
ford, charged with shooting Edward c.
DAILY, book maker, in the wrist in
row in his home here early Satur-
day morning, surrendered himself at
the central police station today. He
was Immediately arraigned and the
time of his trial will be set tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
HORSES TO BEGIN TRAINING

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-A string of 16
will leave early next week for Garnet.
S. c., where they will undergo winter
training. The string is headed by
Friscillien. which has never met defeat
in. this country, though he failed to
win in England
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
Football Costs Many Lives
In New England

BOSTON. Dec. 15.-At the close of
the big game season tonight it was
found that the cost had been "a lives
in New England and eastern Canada
Among the score or more known to
have been seriously injured five are
not expected to recover, two will lose
their sight and half a dozen more will
be manned for life
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
LOSES THREE TOES
UNDER STREETcAR

A Market street car yesterday ran
over and cut three toes from the left
foot of Thomas MCGUIRE, plasterer
living at 2l61 Fifteenth street. Nc
CURE slipped and fell in boarding the
car at Fourteenth and Church streets.
He was treated by Doctor Topham at
the central emergency hospital
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-16
DEATHS

ANDERsoN-In this city. December IA. 1909
Margaret Albertha Anderson, dearly beloved
daughter Of Carl and Bertha Anderson, a ma
tive of San Francisco. aged l month and 3
days.
BRADY-In this city, December 10, 1909, Clar
ence W, idozed son OF Peter and Julia
Brady, aud loving brother of Peter NJ. Cath
crime and Freddie Brady, a native of San
Francisco. aged years.
The funeral will take place tomorrow Fri
day). at II a. M, from the parents residence.