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Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13
AMATEUR IN FLIGHTS
Charles F. Willard Makes Two Success
full Trips in Herring Curtiss Aero
plane at Mineola, L. l.

MINEOLA, L. l., Aug. 12.-Charles
Foster Willard, the amateur aeronaut,
made two successful flights here this
morning in the HerringCurtiss aero
plane. recently purchased by the Aero
nautical society. In the first fight he
made a complete circuit Of about two
miles in circumference and landed with
in 80 feet of the starting place. In the
second fight he described a figure IS,
travelling four miles and landing 10 feet
from the starting point. During the last
fight Willard attained a height of so
feet
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13
NEW PENNIES THIS WEEK
Mirts Will Soon Be Turning Out Coins
Minus Initials

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Aug. 11.-At
the office of the director of the mint here
it is expected that by Thursday or Fri
day the minis will be turning out the
new Lincoln cents minus the first two
initials of V. D. Bremen. the artist who
designed them At the close of business
last Friday night the Philadelphia mint
had 100000 of the V. d. B. cents on
hand bat since then hundreds of orders
have greatly reduced, if not exhausted,
the supply.
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MILWAUKEE, HAY MARKET

G14.5O; No. >, 1300N13.50; clover anC
mixed 1O.UO01o.5O; choice Kansas p 800
1890; No. l Kansas, 12.00612 >: No =
Kansas. 10000D1 800; marsh 7.O097 30;
pack, 5.5on6oO; rye straw, 9.2500. 30
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13

CATTLE-Steady: butchers steers gooG
10 choice. 4.9o@5.70; medium TO good. AZ
Q5.20; heifeIs, choice to prime / 1905 20
sD450; good to choice 35Ua365: fair IT,
medium. 2.S1Gt3 %: cutters. 2.5UdGT -: can
ners, lI3d2.35; bulls, good to choice. 3.5t
q4.aO; bologna bulls, 3.ON0350: common
light, 2.I5M3o9: feeders. 3T0Q4 40: stock
ers. 2.9oa3.4o Mixers and springerS. com
mon 10 good. 20.ONG25.OO; good. 25Ul0y
$500; choice, 35.00a45.0O.
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-Philadelphians are to be generously
entertained with free outdoor music this
summer. The two branches of the mu-
nicipal legislature have voted $1,000
for concerts by the Philadelphia orches-
ira in the city hall plaza. in addition to
music in the parks by the city band.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13
FIVE SLEEPERS
MEET DEATH IN
HANCOCK FIRE
DWELLING IN MICHIGAN CITY IS
CONSUMED WITH ALL ITS
OCCUPANTS.
LOVE FOR BABY is FATAL
Mother Could Have Escaped, but Re-
enters Blazing Home in Futile At
tempt to Save Child.
RESCUER IS TERRIBLY BURNED

HANCOCK. Mich. Aug. 12.-[Spe.
cial. Five persons are dead as the result
of a fire which consumed the home OF
William Dionne at Ripley, near Han
cock, last night. The family was en-
trapped by the flames and the charreC
bodies were found in the ruins this
morning.
List of the Dead.
The dead are:
DIONNE, MRS WILLIAM
DIONNE, EDWARD aged s.
DIONNE, LEON, an infant.
DIONNE, LANINA, aged 10.
RACINE, MISS, aged 10.
Edward Dionne died after being carried
from the building by his brother William.
The father was absent from home al
the time the fire broke out.
Heroism Is Fatal.
Mrs. Dionne's heroism resulted in her
death. She was seen to rush outside
the building and then returned to save
her baby. The child's body was found
in her arms this morning.
The fire was discovered shortly be
fore II o'clock by neighbOr who sound
ed the alarm. Edward Marlowe, 6
young man rushed into the building
which was already mass of flames
and picking up Edward, carried him t.
safety at the risk of his own life. Mar
eff his body and he received some bad
burns.
The mother was seen outside the build
ing, but a few seconds later disappeared
Her charred remains were found this
morning near the bodies Of the Racine
girl and little Leo, Miss Racine, a niece
was spending the night with the family
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-CNi,I NH

STIEET-SteNdy good % cNOIur. llON-
= 90; common to fair, 3O003.5O; yearliugS,
good TO choice, 4.O0a55O; common to fair
4O0a4.50; spring lambs-Commnn to far,
5.OOM6.OO: good to choice. 6.7J4T.2J.
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Advertise in Your Home Paper.
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Ave. Price. No

CUDAIIY. Wis. Aug l2-Receipts. 5ot
hogs: Market 3@loc higher. Mixed pack
ing, I.lddI.JO; poor to good heavy packing
6.SAuI 40: medium and butchers. T.45ltI. =
select packing and shipping. I4NuS.DO: falr
TO good light, 1.23m7.S5; pigs and rough.
3.0u@1.0o. Representative sales. 60 hogs
average 225 ut 20; ~ hogs, average - nj
100; 50 hogs, average 2O9 mt no; II hogs
average 2I9 at 100; n hogs, average 3O1
7,3o; GO hogs, average 1856 at 40: - hogs
average 173 at 7.55; ~ hogs, average 10
at 1.S5; 90 hogs, average 1872 at 20; {
hogs. average 104 al 100
CHICAGO, H., Aug. 12.-Cattie- Receipt,
cstima ted at 250O; market steady to strong
beeves, 4.35Gt7.5O; Texas steers, 4.nOd5 -
western steers. 4.o0d6.0O; stockers anc
600; calves. 550dS.25. Hogs-Receipts es
timated az 1900; market 1Oc higher; light.
7.35M1.90; mixed. 7.259795 heavy, 710Q
500; rough, !.1OWI 30; good to choice heavy
7.35@S.o0; pigs, 6.S5@7.75; bulk Of sales
7.4od7S5. Sheep-Receipts estimate dat 10,
600; market steady; native, 3.1od5 10; west
ern, 3.2Id5.15; yearlings. 4.50M5.I5; lambs
native. 4.5ou7.S5; western. 4.75QO7.7d.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Aug. l2.-Cattlc-
Receipts. 5000; market steady; native steers
4.5oa7.5o; native cows and heifers, 2,256t
ern steers, 4Ut06.l5; western cows. 2.5NG
400, Hog receipts, JO00 market 50IOt
higher; bulk Of sales 745@765. sheep
Receipts, 1000; market steady; muttous
4.0NGt5. .; lambs. 6.00n7.75.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Aug. 12.-Cattlc-Rc
ceipts, 1000; market lower; native beef
steers, 4.2501.25; cows and heffers. 3250
600; stockers and feeders. 3.50dj.0O Hog
receipts 1000: market higher; packers 10
@I90; butchers and best heavy, 11om 10
Shecp-Rereipts. 1000; market strong; M
tive muttons. 35O0l4. 30: lambs. 6.Oou -.
OMAHA. Neb. Aug. 2.-Cattle-Reccp!S.
24OO; market steady: native steers 4.Juu
725: cows and heifers, 3.OO6D5.23: western
steers. 3.30u555; range cows and hcifcrs,
325M4.2J: Stockers and feeders. 3OOU5.25.
Hogs Receipts, 1000: market, 5M Zoe higher
bulk. 7350D7.45 Sheep--Receipts. 61o);
market steady; sheep, 3.75@5. 30; lambs go
on 30
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er's feelings permitted her as a witness tC
make at will her plea for her son, and i'll
so doing TO give certain incompetent test1-
mony which embraced criticisms of Mr..
Jerome, / deem it my duty to say that
these criticisms seem to me to be mistaken
and unwarranted, although doubtless sin.
me / find no evidence of any heartlessness
or undue zeal upon his part. If he made
the remark remembered by Mrs. Thaw, to
the effect that he hoped her son wouId
never he released from Matteawan, l am
confident that it was made as the express
sion not of hope but of a conviction that
he would not recover.
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Couldn't Shake Delusions.

His decisions as TO the practices of White
were not shaken by the failure of the in
vestigations made by the detectives and
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
Motor Paced Champion Wins
Twenty Mile Race

BOSTON, Jan. 9.-Hugh Mclean of
Chelsea, the American middle distance
motor paced bicycle champion. tonight I
defeated Menus Bedel1 of New York in
20 mile paced race at the Park SQUARE
1892. 90
In match sprint race Eddie Root OF
New York took the first two heats and
the race from Walter Bardgett of Syra-
cuse, n. Y.
10 mile open professional race was
won by n. NJ. Anderson of Denmark in
29:09, with John Bedell of New York
second and Worth Mitten of Davenport,
Ia, third. A half mile professional
handicap was won by George Cameron
of New York in :56 2-5. with Bob Lake
OF Philadelphia second.
The final event of the evening was n
five mile amateur race. won BY ]. r.
Halstead of South Africa in 1888 Ak.
with l.. Morgan of Worcester second
third. -
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
MARRIAGES

'BICHARD-CANE-In this city. January 6.
1909. 10y the Rev. william RAIDER, Charles
-.. y. Bichard snd Mae Alice Cane. both OF San
.. francisco.
CARTER-COWIN-In this city December IL
1905, John Carter Jr. and Margaret J. Gown.
- both OF Nspa. Cal.
ETT-SCHMALING-In this city, Decem.
ber 30. 1908, at Holy Cross church, by the
Rev Father Calvin. Walter Sydney cOiiett
and Ida Rose schmalilg, both OF san Fran
: cisco.
.ELLIS-JONEs-Iu this city. January s. 1909.
. BY the Rev. f. z. Dflle pastor Central
.. Methodist Episcopsl church, Ernest Merrill
Ellis and Ethel Jones, both OF San Francisco.
KLOPPENBURG-Y -YOGES-In San Jose CAL
p January .. 1909, by 7. 2. Bur0n. Victor ".
kloppenburg and Mrs. Emma L. Voges. both
NJ San Francisco.
II EE-MeCLELLASD-In this city. Decem-
Der 81 1905, by the Rev. William RAIDER,
samuel H. Lindsey OF Brunswick. No. and
Myrtle n. McCleiland OF Ashland, Seb.
LSON-dUFFMAN-I this city. December
30 1908, by the Rev William RAIDER. George
j.. Nelson OF Fort sam Houston. Texas, and
Mercedes Huffman OF San Francisco.
EICHEY-NOSHER-I this city. January 6.
1909, by the Rev. William RAIDER, Nathaniel
Richey OF San BernardiDo and Mrs. Mary E.
AfoSber Of san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage Licenses were issued In
san Francisco SATURDAY. January o 1909:
CARLSON - JOHNSON II Tbeodor Carlson. q.
N'oS lwenty-siXth St. and Jeanne +. John
son. %. l7So OFsrreIl st.
AVANAUGH-William z Cro-
-: augh, IS. Ton0psh
ANcIs-RUNNEI Arthur Francis. %. and
.'-; Mabel Bunnels. %. both OF IA Waller St
ISAACS-RUE-John Issacs. 40. and svlvis Rue
2S, both Of I15 Fell St
I-EGRIS-ATW0OD-Lo n Ierris ~ Osk-
land aud Myrtle NJ Atwood. Is. Berkeley.
QBERFoELL-DoWNEY- Edward oberfoell. As.
-. and Agnes NJ. Downey, 25. both Of ST. Iouis'
PAIATER-FRESHMAN A. s Palmer
- -, and lda Mae Freshman. 20. both OF 5i5
Hill ST.
PRESENT -wERTHEnHER- David Present d
!. NsEE York city. and Blanche wertheimer. IS.
SEREDEIL-LEwTS- Joseph P. seredel. 2s.
sno Edna L. Lewis, 20, both OF sos Twenty
. S. aISER- -DUNLAP-SydneF J WaIse- az
- Flute, and Josephine Dunlap. %. Bakersfield.
WlIIr-SAHRBACHER- Henry win. 2I. 4lz
~ nlEd sFe-' and Lortie sahrbaeher, IS 34i2
zINKER-LADAR- Henry tinker. so. lIl4 Nc
r sve.
p. OAKLAND, Jan. 9.-The following marriage
. licenses we're issued today:
ERoN N--kINNICCTT- W Brown D.
;. Hno Olive B. kinnicutt, 20, both OF San Fran
. cisco.
COSTA A-SAURES- Joseph Costs. q. and MINT.
Saures. H. both OF Oakland
HICKS -R0BERTSON-weH Hicks. 54 and
Blanche Robertson, &C. both Of Alameda.
McKENZIE-WITLTAsfS- W MeKeu-
- - ana ClsFs Z. Williams. 2s both Of
Berkeley.
ABE-Tssugf Nishikawa IS. and
Lska6o Abe, -. both Of Oakland.
SeL LI0-GEORGE-Fran A. Soutp "a and
Mabel George lS. both OF San Lorenzo.
NlCkHAM-CONNEII r Wjckbann
q sno Jessie E. Conneu, S. both OF Oak
-lsnd.
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DEATHS

AHRENs- In this city. January s 1909. Ru-
dolph Ahrens. native Of Germany. aged IS
years months and days.
ALSoP fBee Julianellil-A requiem high mass
VII be celebrated for the repose Of fhe soul
~ Helen AlsOp at SITS. Peters and Paul's
church. corner OF Fnbert and Dupont streets
thursday. January H. 1909. at $50 a. N
AGGLASAY-in this city, January g. 1909
Della. beloved wife OF the late Thomas Anglia.
say, loving mother Of Thomas Henry Rich
srl and Margaret Anglasay Mrs. Marr
Rracken and the late John Anglassy. and
grandmother or May Bracken q native OF
county Cork. ireland. aged e. years
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
Day, AT $50 a. M, from her late residence
laO1 Dolores street. thence 10 St PauI's
church. where a requiem high mass VII be
celebrated for the repose Of her soul COM
% inencing az a. m. fnterment Holy Cross
cemetery.
BARBIERI this city. january 3. 1909
Simonc cearly beloved husband of Natalina
and father Of Victor. Manuel, Charles Edwsrd
.and lolanda Bsrbieri. and stepfather of Mrs.
Della Demartinl, Louis and Frank Lazzari a
native OF Italy, aged 45 years months and
] day.
- Friends and acousintances are respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral today fsun-
day, January 10. 1903, at ! O'Clock n nj
from the parlors Of Ealente Marini. Marass
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
Police Put Lid on Boxing
in Little Rock
rSnecial Dispntch TO The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. with
plans already announced for grand
revival of the boxing game in this city,
CONSERVATION was caused IN the camp
of promoters here today by the an
lnouncement of the police that all flu
ture bouts would be suppressed.
The lid will be tight, it Is said, owing
to the farce following the meeting be-
tween Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan and
the Australian, Mcneil.
Two clubs had been formed to c=,ss-
duct what was announced to be sci
entific exhibitions, not prizefights." The
retiring governor is believed to have
been opposed to these bouts. but tho
governor elect is said to have been the
real power behind the new order of
affairs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
BIRTHS

BAHN-ln this city, December D. 1903. 70 the
vie Of Albert Balm (nee Garbarino). a son.
HAAS-Janusry :. 1909. to the wife OF Louis
3 Haas. a daughter.
AAHER-Iu this city. January . 1909 10 the
wife u James J. Mailer. 8 son.
AfcETOT-In this city January &. 1909. ia the
wife of Edward McEvoy formerly Gertrude
Stsnge). daughter.
SWEETSER-In this city. January . 1909 to
the wife Of Dr.. l. o. SWeetser. sen.
G0TNGREN-In this city. January :, 1aoe. 70
the wife Of Captain ]. C. Youngreu formerly
Selma Herlinl, q son.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Fl Birth. marriage and death notices sent nv mail
WI not be inserted They must be banded in AT
's1tner ~ The publication Offices and be indorsed
win the name and residence Of persons author
rzed 70 have the published. Notices re-
slricieo sliapiy 70 the announcement OF the event
ate pubilSieo once N this column free OF chsrge
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific R. R.
SOUTHERN DIVISION, JAN. q. 1909.
VIA SAUSAIITO

lNUl III w GCaSA II y UeAhAS Ave Ave
SOUTHERN DIVISION. JAN. =. 1909.
VIA SAUSALITO
For Sausnlito, Mill Valley. San Ra-
faelEDaily-Every thirty minutes from 6:ij
A. NJ TO 9:45 A. NJ; hourly until $40 p. NJ.
p, NJ; then 7:45. GAS 2. NJ. and 10 III.
For Fairfax-Week dRys-6:45, 7:15, Sis,
1O:45 A. NJ; GAS P. NJ. Saturdays only S;49,
AIS, 4:45, 5:15. 5:45 y. VI. Sundays-S:15.
Gas. 1o:45, 11:45 A. NJ; 12:45. las. S:45, 4:45
For San Quentiu-Daily-s;45 A. NJ. and
SIS A. NJ daily for cazadero and way
2:45 P. NJ. Saturday only for cazaderO and
VIA TIBURON
For Tiburon. Belvedere and San Ha-
faef-T:S5 1910. 11:oo A. NJ ts12:3O p NJ.
Saturdays only $50, $40. -G.3O p NJ. daily.
On Sundays additional trips at 500 A. NJ
1890 and $50 p. Nj. for San Rafael and inter-
mediate points
7:35 A. NJ daily FOR Petaluma. Santa Rosa.
Healdsburg, Cloverdale, Ukiah. Willis, Sher-
wood. Sebastopol ard way stations.
7:SJ A. NJ. daily, except Sunday, for Glen
Ellen. Guerneville, River Landing and way
500 A. NJ Sunday ouly-Petaluna. Santa
Rosa, Healdsburg, ClOyerdaIe. Glen Ellen, Guer-
neville. River Landing and way stations.
11:OO A. M for Petaluma. Santa Rosa and
way stations.
Healdsburg. Cloverdale, Ukiah. Guerneville. Sc
bastopoi and way stations.
$40 p. NJ. daily for Petalurna. Santa Rosa,
Glen Ellen and way stations.
sTo Tiburon only.
Pacific Transfer Company's Agents are au-
Ticket Offices North End Ferry Building and
81 Market street, Flood building.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

QU1GLEY-In Oakland CAL, January .. 1909
Catherine Quigley. beloved sister of William
b., Michael J.. Lawrence John J.. Thomas
and Nellie Quigley. Mrs. Mamie Irwin and
Mrs. Fred Dodge, native Of Oakland, Cal.
aged 40 years / month and II days. Gu
reka. Cal, papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
day., January IL, 1909, at o'clock a. m.
from her late residence, 620 Fibert street.
Oakland, thence to st. Mary's church, where
requiem high mass Will be celebrated for
The repose of her soul. commencing at 9:30
O'Clock u. IN. Interment st. Mary's ceme-
terry.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
CARD Of THANKS

FINNEN-We herewith desire to thank the
Concordia yereiD, Hannoyeraner yerein San
Francisco aerie No 3, II. %. E., and our
friends, for their kind sympathy and beautiful
6orsl offerings during our late bereavement IN
the loss of a loving husband and dear brother
DORA FINNEN
HENRY FIENEN
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
HAS NO PEER IN THE WEST

Born in February, 190S the RAWfTIDE COAI,I-
IiON Mines Company has beaten every Nevada gold
NINE record for quick development. Not in Goldheld
nor Tonopah nor Ely any other Nevada mining
camp could any one company boast of the following:
In the f1rst eleven months of RAWHIDE COALI-
.T1ON IS career 100000 has been spent for min
Ing machinery, with which to open up the prop
efW IWenty-one machine hoists of an average of
twenty horsepower each have been installed and are
IN operation. approximately more than 100000
mas been spent in exploring and developing the ore
pooles Two miles of underground work has been
done More money is being spent to deyelon the
property this month, miners are at work and
more Underground work is being done than in any
other month of the companys career So great is
the ore showing on a single leasers ground of only
about 600 feet square, in company acreage of
nearly two-thirds of mile square that this easer
mas ordered mill of 75ton per day capacity to treat
Its ores alone Of capitalization of 1000 600 shares
the company has still reserve of 700 OOO shares in
tact unssued and unsold with which to provide itself
with development funds mills etc when the Ieasers
shai nave discontinued next year. and it has money
I'D It's treasury now. The company has practically
been on self-sustaning basis from its inception the
royalties received from 1easers being at all times suf
clent to defray current during the explora
uon and development period. Nnety-five Der cent
OF the money spent in development and proving up
the ore bodies has out of the pockets of the
leasers. High-grade has already been shipped
TO the smeiters from nine separate and distinct
WORKINGS on the property, and ore of commercial
value has been disclosed in not less than fifteen
workings. 1t Is the opinion of President E. w King
the faf-famed Montana gold mine magnate that there
is ALREADY IN sight on company ground, without any
sclentinc endeayor having been as yet to block
out ores for the purpose of measurement sufficient
ore to Keep 225-ton per day mill busy for years
On ore already in sight the earning capacity of
the company at the age OF IL months is estimated
S7O0oOo per year when proper milling facilities shall
have been installed OF issued Capitalization of
100000 shares, selling the New York and Boston
curbs and San Francisco Stock Exchange at 67 to
20 cents, this would make RAWHIDE COALITION
divid
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
CARD OF THANKS

CHRISTENSEN-We herewith desige-to ex-
press our heartfelt thanks to our many kind
friends for their sympathy extended and the
beautiful floral offerings during our late be-
reavement-the loss Of devoted aunt
III. RATN and Relatives
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
compagnie GeneraIe TransatIautiaae

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs
Sailing every Thursday. instead of Saturd.-
st 10 a. m., from pier ~, North river foot =,
Morton ST.
First clas to Havre. ST7.5o and upward: 500.
ond class to Havre. $50 and upward. GENEp 4 =
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND rlN-
ADA, 10 State ST., New York. J. L. FUGIZI
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery =. ga1
Francisco Tickets sold by ali railroad tieEe4
agents
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

o'MEARA-In this city, January S. 1909, Rich
ard p, beloved son OF Mary and the late
Richard oMeara. and brother of Arthur J..
o'Meara and Mrs May G. Nelson native
OF San Francisco, Cal. aged 2S years.
Friends and acqUaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
day.. January IL. 1909. at $50 o'clock a. M,
from the parlors Of Carew & English, 1913
6eary street. thence TO st. Dominic's church
for services. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
Gleason May Buy JeffrieS
Athletic Club

LOS ANGELES, Jan. s.-Jacl1 Gleason
er of the Jeffries athletic club. He
has an option on the property to expire
Sunday night and is to reach San Fran
cisco Sunday morning to confer wito
the deal.
If Gleason takes the club he pro-
poses to retain the name of the "Jef-
fries athletic club" If Jeffries will con-
sent, which it is believed he will do.
Probably Gleason would buy a ma
jority of the stock and allow as many
of the local stock holders as desire to
remain in the organization.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
Hamburg-fmerican.

London-Paris-Ha
Batavia. Jan 9Kaiserin A. V Feb. g
PENNSYLVANIA Jan. 30Graf Waldersee Feb. 13
6. S. HAMBURG, ........ Feb 1G, March "a
s. S. MOLTRE. E.............i iJan. IS, 'IApril 81
S. s. DEUTSCHLAND ND-..--.........'s .'siFeb. o
S. $. PATRICIA. .----...--. April 10
$cafe Madeira. Cadiz. Gibraltar. Malaga AL
eiers Genoa, and then continues ORIENT cruise
A limited number of rooms available to Italy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line
IaO Powell st. Near Ellis. 8. n
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

RULFFS-In Frnitva1e, Cal. January Z. 1909,
Meta +. Rulhs (nee Schmidt). dearly beloved
wife of p. H. Rulns native of Germany.
aged 62 years l month and l3 days
Friends and acqnaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
day., January u, at 40 p. m, from her late
residence, 2Jl5 Fruitvale avenue Fruityale,
Cal. Incineration Oakland crematory
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

PoRTAL-Entered into rest, in this city. Janu
ary 8. 1903, at 7IJ Clayton street Mathlldt
NJ. Portal, dearly beloved mother OF Mrs
Thomas F. Tormey of San Jose. CAL; Mrs
Frederick Gehret of San Francisco, and S
Emile and Clement Y. Portal.
Notice of funeral hereafter
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
AUCTION SALES

AT WOODLAND. xoLo COUNTY. CAL.
SAIU RDAH. JANUARY 1G. 1909
AT GRIGSBY'S SALES YARDS.
10 head choice young mules. 9 10 q years old
tat ana ready for immediate use, 20 head oe
sound yeung mares. TO : years Old: o bead
SOUND Young seidlngs. 4 to years old weighing
from 1-lOo TO l.3O0 lhs- 20 head Of geldings. :
60 years Old weighing from 500 20 4. 100 lbs.
sadlie horses i span Of pinto mares. perfectly
mated, Diablo mare; also several single driving
Lo-ses and among them several mated teams;
Shire stallion. years old weight 1850 lbs.
Not better horse ia California. This IS a ua-
i've pred morse. and his colts can be seen. whicA
ls the best evidence Of good stallion. Also 1
year old Shire stallion. This colt must be seen
to be appreciated. Sale positive without reserve,
or limit. rain or shine. All stock purchased de-
ivered free ON board All morning trains
reach Woodland on before hour OF sale
At Woodland. Saturday. January 16 1899. al
IL a. m. E. STEWAET s CO.. Auctioneers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

FEEDING BIRDS IN SNOW
TACOMA. Jan 9-State officials are
asking game wardens to scatter grain
for quail and other birds. Unless this
is done most of the game birds will
be killed by snow and cold.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

SMITH Mountain View, Santa Clara county,
Cal, January S, 1909 Mrs. Harvey Smith
beloved wife of Harvey and devoted mother
of Annie. Clarence, Irene, Jeanette. Margaret
Francis Mary and Percy Smith. daughter of
Jane A. Curtis, and sister of John P. Frank
NJ. and Harry L Curtis, native of Wes
ton. Ontario, Can, aged 40 years.
The funeral Will take place at Mountain
View, Santa Clara county, Cal. today (Sun
day. at o'clock p. m.