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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-18
Freshmen Play
Cleaner Game
Than Varsities
No Substitutes Used i'm Safur-
days Contest and Much Fa-
v0rabIe Comment Follows
By WILLIAM UNMACK

One feature of Saturdays game be-
tween Stanford and California fresh
men that stands out far above anything
else and that has caused much favor
able comment among all followers of
football was the fact that not one sub
stitute was used by either side during
the game. F'yfe and Captain Mitchell
We're hurt but not so badly that they
could not continue to play,
Another thing that strikes one who
attends the games played between the
universities and the freshmen teams is
the fact that the freshman contests are
played more in the spirit of the Rugby
laws. Not half the amount of what
can be called rough play is noticeable
In the freshman games as there is dis
played in the varsity contests. The fact
that substitutes were used is good
evidence that Rugby players are not
as liable to serious accidents as par
ticipants in the old intercollegiate
game. There were number of men
laid out temporarily Saturday but if
the matter were carefully sifted down
playing for time to get breathing
spell Again, in Rugby countries it is
an unwritten law that no substitutes
shall be played after half time, and the
half time If a man is hurt his side must
go through the rest of the game one
short.
The victory of the Nevada university
over the Olympic club Saturday at
Reno certainly is food for thought
The Olympic team is the strongest
that has met the Sagebrush varsity
this year and the winged o had
really good team. 1t was confidently
expected that the Olympics would be
the first team to stem the winning
streak that Nevada seems to have
firm hold on. Instead of that. last
years champion club team was no
match for the Sagebrush lads, and it
was only in the last five minutes of
play that the Olympics were able to
cross the Nevada line, making the first
points scored against the black and
whites this year.
The Barbarian athletic club will hold
a very important special meeting to-
night at its headquarters. 1882 Fulton
street, to elect officers in place of the
men who resigned two weeks ago when
a vote of want of confidence was
passed.
The upheaval in the ranks of this
club has been the very best thing
that could happen for 1t, as the mem
bers are now a unit in working for
the best interests of the club
The trouble has been somewhat ex-
aggerated. but peace has been restored
and q large and enthusiastic meeting
is expected tonight
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-18
Many Owners
Ask for Stalls
AtEmeryville
HHghey Jones Coming With
Four; e. J. Ramsey With
Nine

Secretary Percy w Treat OF the New
California jockey club is receiving nu-
merous applications for stalls at En-
eryvllle and many shipments are ex-
that four of his horses would arrive
from Vancouver today. E j. Ramsey,
who is at Salt Lake City. asked for ac-
commodatfOnS for Hereafter, AXIS Ar
Ben. Frusas, Burning Bush, Mabel Hol-
lander, First Grow and Ben Jones.
Early Wright. who was at Arcadia all
summer, says he will ship up four
horses.
Tommy Griffin bought Livonia as
yearl1ng at the WOOdford Clay sale for
$1,000 and the last named turfman
cleaned up more than $4,000 on his
investment through winning purses
and stakes and selling the Ally to sam
Hildreth for $4,000
Arrangements have been made with
Pat Dunno to act as presiding judge
for the Tampa meeting The club hopes
to secure Thomas c. Mcdowell as asso-
ciate to Dunno.
Bernard Dillon and William and Wal
ter Griggs. three of the star riders in
England, are planning to come TO
America at the close of the season
abroad to see the country and visit the
tracks. Dillon rode the famous mare,
Pretty Polly. in most OF her races. Wall
ter Griggs is under contract to j. B.
Joel
In addition to the stable he will race
at Emeryville. Barney Schreiber will be
represented by a string in the Jack
sonville meeting.
Arrangements have practically been
made for transferring the good colt
Dullcare from the Belmont stables to
the string of former Jockey Joe Jones.
Tom Cook. who is associated with
has returned after successful stay at
Victoria and Vancouver.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-18
All Star Soccer Teams Clash
Before Big Crowd

Before one of the biggest crowds that
ever attended an association football
game in CALIFORNIA two teams of star
players selected from the Various clubs
in the California league met at the Pre-
sidio athletic grounds yesterday after
noon. The teams were known as the
Possibles and Probables and were
matched in order to give the football
associate a line on the men who
would represent California against
British Columbia in the game for the
championship of the coast, which will
be piayed at the stadium next Sunday
under the auspices of the Portola fes-
tival committee. The Possibles won by
score of to 2.
The British Columbia team arrived
from the north and was escorted to the
are husky bunch. the Iightest man on
watching the Californians play the boys
from Vancouver expressed the opinion
that the championship of the coast
would go north.
Grant of the Independents was the
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-18
PalaChan Wins
First Race For
Challenge Cup
Sacramento Boat Easily De-
feafS San Francisco Defender,
The ROamer

The Sacramento boat clubs chal-
lenger, the Palachan, was successful
yesterday afternoon in carrying off the
first race for the San Francisco per-
petual challenge cup, presented to the
San Francisco yacht club by Frederick
A. Robins. The Roamer, which de-
Tended the cup against the Palachan
and the Pacific motor boat clubs Lib
erty, was easily beaten.
On the first leg to Southampton light
the river boat picked up 10 minutes
and by the time Alcatraz was rounded
had secured first position from the
Sausalito boat with the Liberty far
behind, and from here on the challenger
kept increasing her lead, winning by
% minutes 33 seconds.
Charles CPocker's Alsoran had no
difficulty in winning in its class.
The speed boat contest was the best
race of it's kind ever seen here, and
though Prentice Gray won, he had
but seconds to spare. The Fighting
Bob II broke down twice in the race
which cost it the contest, for when
at it's best it seemed to be faster than
the Konocti.
The day was a good one for the
power boats. as there was little sea
and no wind.
F. A. Robins challenge Gun for cruisers:
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-18
TROTTINC RECORD BROKEN
BY PRINCESS CHRISTINE

One of the best days sport of the
season was run off by the San Fran
cisco driving club at the stadium
speedway yesterday and record
breaking crowd saw A. Sinsheimers
crack trotter. Princess Christine. lower
the track record by second and half.
Many devotees of harness racing ex-
pect Sinsheimer's horse to better this
mark.
The record was established in the
opening heat of the first race, a free for
all trot, in which three entries started.
Modicum and Major Cook were the
other starters. The winner was award
ed the beautiful CairIsl cup.
The champion trotter of the Park
amateur driving club, Doctor OBrien.
and Princess Christine of the San Fran
cisco driving club have been matched
to run for the trotting championship
of the stadium speedway. The horses
will come together either next Satur-
day or Sunday.
The club has arranged to hold a meet
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bright particular star of the game and
ers appears sure of his place on the
California team. Other players who
were prominent are McRitchie, Bernard
and Hunter. The teams lined up as fol-
lows:
Probabies-HcRitchie (T.l. goal; Anderson
"a. r., left back: SeIkirk CA. r.. right back
Watson (T.), left half: Grant (I.). center half:
Perkins Is. F.). right half: Scott (T.). outside
left; Mclaughlin (T.). inside left; Aitken "a
RI. center forward: Mcintyre tBurnsl. inside
right; Walters "a. r., outside right.
Observation-Disclosures (v.l. goal: Middleton
W., left back; Hunter (V.l. right back; Brad
shaw (Y.l. left half; Mizen Is F. center half:
Harris Burns. right half: Pike IL, outside
left: Downey tv.l. inside left: Elliot (Barbsl
center forward: Petrie a. RI, inside right
Bernard (Y.). outside right.
Referee. Askham.
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Five Days Outing For
Santa Clara Squad

SANTA CLARA. Oct. 1.-THE Santa
Clara Rugby squad will leave here next
Tuesday for FIVE days outing at
Manresa, a little sea coast hamlet near
Santa Cruz. Training quarters will be
opened there, and it is intended by
Coach Mckenzie to keep the squad in
practice daily.
Regular camp life, with tents to
sleep in. will be enjoyed by every mem
ber of the squad, and Coach Mckenzie.
in carrying this plan out, expects to
have his men in a healthy and fresh
condition. so that when they return
hard, active practice can be begun for
the game with st. Mary's college on
Thanksgiving day.
Following is list of the men who
will take the trip.
Mckenzie, Barbour, Reams. Roberts,
Jarrett, Smith. Dooling, Tromatolo.
PorterfeId. Hogan, Barry, Ford. Gal
lagher, Degnan, Tadich. Castruccio.
Hirst. Ganohl. Goetter. McCabe. Nc
Henry. Shelves, G.. Boles, Irellary and
c. BOIeS
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Portland 2, Vernon l

PORTLAND. Oct I7.-As the re-
suit Of Portland's victory over Vernon
today in the final game of the year in
this city and San Francisco's even
break with the Oaks, Manager Nc
Credie of the Portland team took to
California with him tonight, in addition
Coast lea que team. ali the hest NAV
ers in Portland's Northwestern league
team and viii make a hard fight to
take the championship away from San
Francisco.
To do this it will be necessary. it is
said, for Portland TO take practically
the entire series from San Francisco
this week and for San Francisco to lose
at least half the games next week
The game today with Vernon was a
rafting good one. Portland played
throughout with the enthusiasm of the
final campaign for the championship.
Score
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Imported Poodle Best Dog
At Oakland Show

OAKLAND, Oct. 17.-The show of the
Oakland kennel club came to a close
last night after a successful three days
exhibition Of blue blooded CANNES. The
awarding of special prizes ended the
dog days.
Miss Alice Harrison of Menlo park
carried off the chief honors of the show
Cabin Boy, which captured the prize for
the best dog in the show. The other
special awards were as follows:
Champion variety class-First. George W.
Schaiike's Fujihama; third, T. ]. Cronin's
Champion Black Tralee.
Champion Fujihama; second. Miss A. n wilkins
Champion Tyloo third Mrs. Kilbuns Pity
Sporting variety class-First. George W. Ell
lery's Spiden: second. T. J. Cronin's Champion
Black Tralee; third. V. A. Kuehns Champion
Mallwyd Invader.
Smooth terrier variety class-First Robert A.
Roos' champion Willamette Starlight second,
Bert T.. Nixons Count Boai; third, Marshall
MackenZies Surfside Jupiter
Rough terrier variety class-First j. C.
Bones Thunderstorm Hawthorne.
Veteran variety class-First. T. j. CFonin's 8
Champion Black Tralee: second. Doctor Sprigg's
Lady Kate; third, Charles Dalierup's Noble VII.
brace OF Boston terriers; second, Robert A.
Roos' bull terriers; third, I. ]. Cronin's Black
Variety team-FIrst Robert A. Roos' team
of bull terriers; second. L. B. G. Sielcken's
team OF cocker spanlelS.
Best dog In show-Miss Alice Harrison's I'm
ported orchard Cabin Boy.
Best opposite sex-George Ellerys Champion
Spden.
Best California bred puppy--wiliam Ellery's
Valyerde Midge.
Best sporting dog in show-George W. FL
lery's Spiden.
Best In show owned and exhibited by men,
Der of the Ladies' kennel association-Dr. G.
A. Spriggs' Champion Lady Kate.
Best in show owned and exhibited by lady
Miss Alice Harrison's imported Orchard Cabin
Boy.
Best toy in show-Mrs. j. schaiike's Cham
Best setter-Dr. G. A. spriggs Champion
Lady Kate.
Best setter. pointer or spaniel--George W.
Ellery's Champion Spiden.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-18

October 81 for the benefit of the Youths
Directory. Results:
First race. free for all trot, one mile. best
three in five:
sinsheimer's Princess Christine (sins-
II. Boyles Modicum Boyle .....2 , .
j. j. Buffers Major Cook (SfcGrath) ID 8 8,
Time-2:14. 2:16. PIG.
Second race, 2:25 trot, one mile, best two in
three:
John Nowian,s Dick lNowlan) ........s 3 1
+. Clotere's Monk (Cloterel ......2 Q
J; ". McTigue's Darby Nc (McTiguej1 2 5
E. 7. Ayers Dalta A ayers .......4 4
Time-2:24&, 2:25&, 2:22H, 2;25n
Third race. 2:20 pace. one mile. two in three:
G. e. Banehard's Byron Lace (Blanchard) 4
James O'kane's King (0'Kanel .........2 2
r. p. Giovannoni's Golden Buck tMcGrathl 8 3
II. @. Ahlers' Princess V (Ahlersl ..........4
Time-2:17A, 2:1S.
Fourth race, free for all pace, one mile, three
in five.
AL Hofmann's Kitty (Schwarzl ...1
Phil Kolm's Alfred d (DOnneIly) .....2 .
II. Boyle's Dodens tBoye) ..........3 3
George PianninI's George Berry lBecker).4
Time-2:16. 2:14a4. 2:15.
Fifth race, 2:30 class one mile. two in three:
W. J. Kenny's W X (Fulkerson) -
W. Higginbottom's Billy (Higginbot
lout .-.-........-...l b
G. Tassi's Steve ID tTassi) .........3 2
ID. Dflions Lady ID (Schwarz) .........2 3
W. Hammers Clara W (Hamner) ...6 8
Tom Murphy,s Monte Nolan .....5 ? 6
Time-2:2S. 2:24, 2:26.
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ST. IVES WINS MARATHON
DERBY AND BREAKS RECORD

Hayes of New York was third and ].
+. Fitzgerald fourth.
Harry Mclean, the Hopi Indian from
Phoenix. Ark, from whom much was
expected, ran beautifully for the first
15 miles, then began to lose steam
and collapsed completely in the TWEEN
ty-second mile and was carried from
the field in the arms of his Indian
trainer. Thirteen started.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-18
Stockton Takes Two Games
From Oakland

STOCKTON, Oct. 17.-Stockton won
the sixth game of the pennant series
this afternoon after IL inning strug
gle by a score of 1 to 0. 1t was the
best contest witnessed here in many
years. The locals also took the morn
ing struggle. to 3. There is a pro-
tested game that the ma ational commits
sion is to decide, but in all probability
the two teams will play off the de-
Gliding game on neutral grounds this
week. Scores:
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SEATTLE. Oct. 17.-Henri ST. Ives
won the Marathon derby at the base
ball grounds this afternoon in 2:32:39,
breaking his own worlds record of
2:40:50 So, made at the New York
Marathon derby.
John Marsh, the Englishman, was
second. several laps behind. Johnny
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-18
REVENUE CUTTER RUNS
AGROUND OFF FLORIDA

WASHINGTON. Oct. 17.-Tempest
tossed off Key West, with decks awash.
anchor chains swapping and great
waves hurting high in columns all
about, the revenue cutter Forward.
caught in the hurricane that swept
from Cuba to Florida a week ago
made a great fight for safety, though
finally run aground
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-18
Crack Players Entered in
Big Golf Tournament

The Pacific coast professional cham
pionship golf tournament, which will
start Wednesday at Ingleside on the
field of the San Francisco golf and
country club, brings out a list of great
players, including three former cham
pions and the present holder of the
championship, George Sergeant. The
qualifying round will be SO holes. l6
men to qualify. Thursday and Friday
match play will be held and the finals
viii be played on Saturday.
John Black and George Smith, the
two local favorites, are looked upon
to uphold the honors of the west
There is to be another tournament
Sunday at the Presidio grounds. A
prize has been offered by the Presidio
club for a sc hole medal play.
Tuesday match will be played at
Claremont
An amateur tournament will be
played on the same dates and under
the same conditions. as the professional
tournament The entries follow:
PROFESSIONAL
Alexander Smith, Wykagyl country club; Fred
AIccloud. Midlothian country club; W. Anderson
Manor country club; II. II. Barker. Garden City
country eub George Smith. Claremont country
club; Mcdonald Smith. Claremont country club;
John Black, San Francisco country club: James
smith. San Rafael country club; w. Bradley
Preside country club; 4. J. Riley. Buringame
country club; Jim Melville. Del Monte country
club: +. Martin, Los Angeles country club; Peter
Iutofich, Catalina country club; l.. Berrine.
stockton country club: W. d. Clark, Annabelle
country club.
C. ID. White, John Lawson, B. ]. Ahmson
H. c. Golcher. $. J.. Abbott. A 5. Lilly and
Doctor Clark. from the San Francisco country
club: A. A. Cuthbertson. from the Preside conn
try club; +. {. Newton. Doctor Fredercks. Frank
Darby. Frank Hill and J. Neville. from the
claremont country club; Douglas Hardy. San
Rafael country club r. +. Mumford. Thomas
Wilkes and A. g. Wilkes. from the Annabelle
country club and Ed Sterling from the Stanford
golf club.
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AngeIs. g; Sacramento. 81

Los ANGELES, Oct. 17.-After play
ing 10 innings to a tie in the first game
here today the game was called in
the eleventh at the expiration of the
time limit, the score being s to 8.
Koestner for Los Angeles and FitZger-
aid and Whalen for Sacramento were
all hit plentifully throughout the game.
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Hit TO- by Carson G. First
base on called balls-0n Carson 1. Two base
hit-Cooney. Home run-Martinke. Double
plays-Csrson TO Johnson TO Olson; Cooney 10
Ort. Sacrifice hits-Htt. Graney. Derereaux
Stolen bases-Martinke. Fisher. Graney Johnson
McCay. Left on bases-Vernon g. Portland >
-Toman.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

NAPA Oct. 1T.-Reinforced by three league
Joe Curtis. Santa Rosa defeated Napa today
r. II. Z.
Santa Rosa 3
Mana ..............-.... % ) 2
Batteries-Evart and Byrne Yeazlet and
Willis.
tbe Three q league season, before crowd
numbering $500, Monterey defeated Watson
vile today . TO 1. Batteries: Monterey Emer-
son and Erle;. sonvilie-Friene and Gorham.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
81 MAiARA-

Eight runs and . hits on Wiggs in innings.
Home ruus-DaTis. Miller Three base hit
Zciocr. Two base hirs-HOgan l2), Miller.
ZeideT. Davis. Sacrifice hits-D. Lewis. Mel
chior. Amcs. First base called balls-Oh
Amcs 3. on Miggs ]. on Dank ,. Struck out
BY Aules T. by Migps e. Double plays
MoAer to Teunant. Zeider to Mohler TO Ten
uznt. PASSED bale. Lewis Time OF game
hour and - minutes. Unpires-Finney and
Nau TTa1rrcn
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-NeaIon. Pfyl. Campbell Three
base hit-Nealon. Sacrifice hits-Spencer,
Smith, Stolen bases-Pfyi. Francks. Hallinan
Burke Campbell. First base on called balls
On Hosg Z. of Moskiman f. Struck out--By
Hoag /, by Moskiman A. Left on bases
Stockton 10, Oakland H. First base on errors
~Oekland l. Double play--Hoag to Pfyl.
Time of game hours and 16 minutes. Um-
nire--Hildebrapd Scorer-Harlin.
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SUMMARY

Three base hits--Miller Hallinan. Two base
hit-Mller. Sacrifice hits-Joyce CO.. Stolen
bases Burke Smith. First base on called balls
-on Hoag g. off bloomfield 8. Struck out
BY Hoag 8, by Bloomfield ). Left on bases
stockton 5. Oakland 6. First base onerrors-
Stockton i, Oakland l. Double plays-Bloom-
field to Campbell to Nealon. Burns TO T. Hack
ett Time Of game-1 hour and 81 minutes.
Umpire-Hildebrand. Scorer-Harlin.
n au,yUurnNnnN CkH9E
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European Races

PARIS Oct. Nv. K Vanderbilt captured
two at Boise dll BoulOgne today MsrauIe
won the Prix des Champs Elysee. a selling
event at J1a furlOngs, while his Silver street
finished frst in the Prix du Cedre, stake Of
81. 600, for year olds. at II furlongs-
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Mnnt to Get a Room

You can find a good list of Al places
under the Rooms to Let heading in the
CLASSIFIED section. Look them over.
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OAKLAND
RTNs IN 80 - TNNINGs
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Boice AlundorT Thomas.
Sacrifice hits-McKune, Browning Kelly d.
Lewis Davis. First base called balls-Oh
: I R-ovri1r torSad baiI -rIon,aS' Zine
~ game. l hour and 80 minutes. Umpires-
Il Tau Halfrcn and Finnev
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Summary

SUMMARY
Two base hits-Gandn and Delmas. Sacrifice
hit-Ross Stolen bases-Godwin 1. Nagle 1.
First base on called baIls-Of Baum l. Struck
out-By Baum 3, by Nagle ,. Double play
Delmas TO Wheeler to Beall. Hit by pitched
ball-GOdwin. Time Of game hour and so
minutes. Imnires-Irwin and MeGreexy.
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Seals 9, Oakland 2

The morning game was fun Of swats.
and the Seals got most of them. They
started in the first inning and never
let up tin the game was over. Eleven
good hits brought nine runs over.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
san Francisco o. Oakland 2.
Oakland >, San Francisco 2.
Los Angeles =, Sacramento 1.
Los Angeles s, Sacramento Is
innings).
Portland 2, Vernon L.
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SACRAAIENTO
SUMMARY

Two base Delmas Flanagan Myers. Sac
~iscc hits-kostner DauinGer. Ross. Stolen
,ases-WheeIer l. J. Smith 1. shinn / Myers
Doyle l. Whalen !. Innings pitehed--By
Whalen . Hiis-On Nhalen g. Runs--0f
Nbalen = First base on called bslls-0f koest-
ner p OF Whalen g. Struck out-By Koestner
:. by Fitzgerald 3. Wild pitch--koestner.
Passed ball-H. Smith Jmpires-lrwin and
NcC;reery Time Of game hours.
SECOND GAME
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AFTERNOON GAME
OAKLAND

sTwo out when winning run scored.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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STOCKTON
OAKLAND

Total .........-....s.3 3U d = "a b
sMoskiman batted for Joyce in ninth.
~@Henderson batted for Bloomfield in ninth.
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Palachan s.B.CD 53:74JScratch2 2 81 3sI1 :10:8s
Roamer (S.F.Y Y.C.) S7 :5S - :00 2:36ll :36:lI
Liberty (PM.B.C. i51:22 1925 4T:I0II :27 40
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Konoci (S.FY.C.)... 3:34 :3ol3 30 :43 25 5
flghting Bob Ill tSac. Be 3:34 80 so :43 % 10
The Azore Wash. B. c. "a 30l4 :02 80 90
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SECOND GAME
Los ANGELES

Total -.-.-.-.------ . -
SACRANfFNTo
Hot Springs post. (Hot Springs, Alaska) 1908-1909, 1909-03-27
House-Warming
at DrummOnd's

Jim Drummond has of late been
making many improvements on
his Sullivan creek hotel, the
most Of which are now complete.
He has been the recipient of SO
many compliments for his enter
prise that he has come to the
conclusion that it's up to him to
give a blowout" of some sort,
and has decided on a house
warming party, which will take
place on Monday night, April 5.
Everybody in the district is in
vited to attend, and it is safe to
remark that after that event the
Hotel Drummond will not cool off
until some time next fall.
Hot Springs post. (Hot Springs, Alaska) 1908-1909, 1909-03-27
COMING AND GOING

Merchant Morrison, who has been
confined to his room for nearly two
weeks with an abscess of the ear, has
recovered sufficiently to permit of his
attending to business portion of the
time. DIR. Conley has been waiting on
the patient.
Chauncey Grimm started for Fair
banks last Monday On a short business
trip. He was accompanied by Fritz
Hoffman.
Matt Stewart started on his return
trip to Gibbon last Sunday, accom-
panied by his famous fighting dog
Teddy"
r. G. Morris, one Of tAe discoveries
of the Harter creek pay few weeks
ago, was a visitor in town on Tuesday.
Leftenants Morris and Schick came
down from Fairbanks last Saturday,
and went on to Gibbon Monday.
Edwin Mullen, chairman of board of
public works of Kemperville, was a
visitor in the city last Monday.
Frank Ship enjoyed few days va
cation this week by visiting on the
creeks.
Hot Springs post. (Hot Springs, Alaska) 1908-1909, 1909-03-27
JACK PRICE
As OvERSEER

Commissioner Bennington on
Thursday last appointed Jack
Price to the position of road
overseer for the Hot Springs pre-
cinct for the season of 1909 The
appointment came. to Mr.. Price
entirely without solicitation or
effort on the part of himself or
bis friends. He was employed
all last summer on the work in
the capacity Of foreman, and that
he made good" is evidenced by
the promotion to the more re-
sponsible position Of overseer.