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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-03

On Sept. 28, the people OF Chickasha
will have an opportunity to give their
sanction to bond issue to the amount
of $4,000 for waterworks and eever
extensions.
AT the regular meeting yesterday aft
ernoon the council passed an ordinance
calling for a special election at which
the question is to be submitted
or the total amount to be voted, II Is
proposed to spend 100000 for the i'm.
provement and extension Of the water
works system and the remainder to be
spent for additional sewers. The ex.
tensions contemplated will give prac
tically the entire city the benefits Of
water and sewer service.
Through Attorney Fechheimer, a
number Of property owners on South
Eighth street registered kick against
the work of the paving contractor. 1t
was pointed out that the curb and
gutter contained many defects. city
Engineer Colby assured the council
that none 70 the work would be accept
ed until every detail of the contract
was complied with
Several ordinances relative TO assess
ments for paving were passNd.
The council meeting was enlivened
by a tilt between Jim Huggins. street
commissioner, and Alderman Evans.
Aroused by criticism OF his work by
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23

Ordinary Card Decided At
Fresno Fair

FRESNO, Oct. 22.-The third day of
racing at the county fair grounds
brought out only a fair class of horses,
although there was a large crowd in
attendance. The weather was perfect
and the track fast. Several close fn-
ishes were witnessed during the after
noon. Dan Morris Chappie, after
finishing among the also rams in the
first two heats of the 2:14 pace, won
the next two heats and the race in.
easy fashion. Results:
First race. 2:14 pace, mile heats, two in three.
purse $l20:
Chappie, b. e. by Booth Cd. Norris. g 1
My Way, g. m by Stoneway ct. Broil-
Ell IL z D %
Stoneway Jr., big. by stoneway "a.
Reyn0ldst "A
Vera Hal, b. m. by Expressive Me on.
Time-2 :22A. 2:24. 2:ls, 2:21.
Second race, free for all trot, mile heats, two
In three, purse $3.50:
Don Flo, br. s. by Washington Mack Ct
Donahue) ......-..2 .
Bert Kelly, b. g. by McAdrian tR. Earls-
Prince Mack ,. g. by Mckinney Cd.
Time-2:21. 2:1sA. 2:1ela.
Third race running, six furlongs-El Carlo
IN. Noncollis) first, ST. Adams tMorris) second
Samar ID. Greening) third. Time, 1.15.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
ANDERSON DEFEATS
CHAMPION SARGENT
Will Hook Up With Mcdonald Smith for the
Portola Professional Prize Today
By GRANT. SMITH

The Portola golf tournaments, pro-
fessional and amateur, were completed
to the finals on the links of the San
Francisco golf and country club at
Ingleside yesterday. AS result of
yesterdays play Willie Anderson and
Macdonald Smith will meet in the fn-
ais of the professional tournament and
+. C. Newton of the Claremont country
club and C. d. Whyte of the San Fran
cisco golf and country club viii meet
IN the finals of the amateur event.
Both contests will be over 36 holes, 1S
to be played in the forenoon and is in
the afternoon.
While the golf was good yesterday
the professionals hardly played as well
as on the preceding days. The ama-
teurs, however, showed great improve
ment, and in some cases made even
better scores than the professionals.
The surprise OF the week was the de-
feat of National Champion George
Sargent at the hands of Willie Ande-
son, holder of the same title two years
ago. While Anderson at all times fig
ures to have a chance with Sargent, the
latter had showed much the best golf
during the week and q continuation of
his form during the early rounds made
him look reasonably sure of ultimate
victory.
Anderson played good, consistent
game when he met Sargent and won
by comfortable margin. He won by
5 up and 8 TO play. There was little
to choose between them after the first
is holes had been played in the fore
noon. Sargent was l down and his
medal score was II, as against rs for
Anderson. The latter showed great
Improvement in the afternoon and
steadily increased his lead
Contrary to expectations young Mac
donald Smith of the Claremont coun-
try club had a comparatively easy time
beating John Black of the San r'ran-
cisco golf and country club. Black
had the advantage of playing on his
home course and the second half of
their last meeting led many to believe
that Black would turn the tables on
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
Eight Events
For OarSmen
On Bay Today
Boat Clubs VIII Hold Series
of Rowing Races off
China Basin

The members OF the various boat
series OF rowing races for the Poxtola
celebration which promise to AFFORD
some exciting sport. The program is
an elaborate one and some Of the clev-
crest oarsmen around the bay will
measure prowess. The races start to-
oay at 1 O'Clock p m. in the south bay,
OF the China basin.
The opening event is a senior barge
race and three clubs viii be repre-
Senteo- The Alameda boat club, the
Dolphtns and the South End club Will
SEND horth their best men. In all,
there are eight events on the card.
The motor boat race to be given
under the auspices OF the Motor Boat
association should be decidedly inter-
esung. The events follow:
ENTRIES
Senior barge race: Alameda boating club
stroke, Henry Nielsen; g. John Lewis; 2 Henry
hess; i. A. ". BramptOn; coxswein, D. kim.
Dolphin swimming and boating eiub-Stroke,
schaeterf 1, Charles Monzenmeyer; cOxswain,
Sersld kennin South End rowing ciub-Stroke,
Ec Bsraty; 5. Q. Kottneri 2. N. +. Rspp; /. al
Junior barge race: Alameda boating club
S.r9s, SIr9ks, Oscar Sommer; :: z Kehres; 2. w L.
D kim Dolphin swimming and boating club
Stroke. Al Hagerdorn; 3. Al Freyer; 2 Herman
Gerdes; 1. II. WeIlmann: coxswain Gerald Ken
n1o- South End rowing club-Stroke, c. Bene-
dict; g. r. Bergerman; ?, =. Davis; /, A. Brown;
coxsWzin. V. Meade.
Junior skin race-AlAmedss, Henry Hess:
4rieit Henry Kalmbach: Dolphins John
Doughty; Dolphins, Bert c. Gillespie: south
Enes. George Wright.
Naval reserve race between II cared cutters
Of crews OF the eSnaval reserve
Senior skin race-Alamedss, Henry Nielsen: /:
Ar1els. Charles Wilson; Dolphins, Bert G. GIL
lesples Do3phins. Oscar r. Mohr; South Ends
George Wright
International cutter raoe-This event is open
- 81 the enlisted men OF any Of the navfes OF
tie world The boat TO be used is = reeulsf fion
navy u cared cutter
Open shell race ts all amateurs-AIamedas
e b. Thorning; Dolphins. A. A. Bertrand: Dol
phins, Oscar H. Mohr; South Ends. George Nc.
grill.
Motor boat race given under the auspices Of
the motor boat association.
Ofncials-President OF the day John Won Sta
den OF the Ariels; referee. Edward ScuIly of the
South Ends; starter, James Wilson OF the ArIels:
msrshals Of the course, James J. Cronin Of the
Dolphins and Joseph s. Lewis Of the Ariels as
sistant marshals. W Steinmetz. Henry Valde-
spino. Leo D. Ninsnd, Joseph Lundie; judges at
the nnish-Alamedss. Rudolph Foard; Ariels
Y. Nckee; Doiphins. Robert O'Hea: Soufh
Alamedas, Fred Wilson; Ariels Lyman Jen-
nings; Dolphins. Mario Bolo; South Ends. T.
Hunt; timers-Frank Maino, II. J. Perazzi Otto
Wall6sch; scorers-Charles Smith. Frank Stsfh
John GaIneE, ". II. Meade: reception commit
teal kim, William Hammond Jr., A. o. Bell
I'd J. Lynch. I'd Smith, y. A. DenTir Hugh ]
MekeEitt, ". A. Bemensberger. A. L. Schup-
pert. Dr. ". NJ. Harrington. Fred Diemer J.
". Stsley, DR.. I. 6. McConkey.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
Windsor Races
Special Dispatch TO The Call

WINDSOR. Ont. Oct. 22-There was an in
crease in the attendance at the track this
afternoon, when card Of six run
over course that was heavy and slow, being
deep in mud. The feature event of the card
vas the race for ali ages, which brought to-
gether FIST class field.
Many stables hare shipped from here TO Bal
tinore. the most prominent being the Prospect
sisble and the horses of Amos Turney.
The scratches: First race-The King, Mer-
man. Sixth race-Lad Of Langdon, Sally Pres
ton.
The summaries:
First race. purse s400. year olds and up
ward, five and half furlongs-Reita. 9S HAM
mcnd), Z 10 1. 10 and to ), won by four
lengths; Claiborne, 105 (Ganzl. to 2, to o
and out, second: Sister Phyllis, 9S tTellott),
z to J, TO and 10 5, third: Time, 1:12.
Mendip, Aunt Kate, Dr.. Downie, Maximum
Luckola, Serenade, Early Day, Crowden, alsu
ran.
Second race. maiden 2 year old colts and
geldings purse $400, hve furlongs-Isleton, 10S
iReid5. 20 TO /, TO 1 and TO 1, won by. four
lengths; Sir ormonde. los fTroxlerl, b /,
to and 1 70 2, second; Dorando ID. 10S
lDavenportl, to 1, even and TO B. third
Time, j ,05 81. Kichii, Tanaka, Ashwell, lex,
SIR Philo, also ran.
Third race. purse $500, all ages, six furiongs-
Hasty Agnts, los (Gsnzl, TO 5, / TO and
out, won by a length: La Sale, So (Estepl,
10 to 1, 5 70 / and TO 5, second; Edgely.
t0l ((5arner). 1e TO 1, 10 / and TO 10,
third. Time, 1:17 2-5. Galyesca, Anna L..
Daley. also ran.
Fourth race, selling. year olds and upward,
purse $400 one and a sixteenth miles-Or-
cagna, los (Ramseyl. TO /, TO 5 and out,
won; Night Mist. log tDavenport), to 2. 4
To ; sud out. second: Little Minnie, Ill tCum-
mings). 40 70 l, II to and to /. third.
Thankful also ran.
Tifth race, 2 year oIds. five and half fur
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23

his younger opponent.
The 10 year old expert was at his
best, however. and beat Black up
and 4 to play. That they played good
golf is attested by the fact that each
made 7s, the record for the course
being 20 and bogey being 70.
The winner of the final match today
will receive $3.50 and the loser $3.50.
Sargent and Black received 5000 apiece
for reaching the semifnals. While
Anderson is naturally favorite over
Smith in today's match the latter is
conceded a good chance and many of
the local golfers will be greatly disap-
pointed If he does not win.
The golf played by the amateurs
was the best to date. Coast Champion
Douglas Grant of the San Francisco
golf and country club proved no match
for F. c. Newton of the Claremont
country CLUB, holder of the title last
year and the year before. Newton
played the same consistent game that
earned him an easy victory over the
coasts best amateurs at Del Monte
and won from Grant by big margin.
The score was up and s to play.
The other seminal match between
CD. Whyte and John Lawson, both of
the San Francisco golf and country
club. proved the closest of the day. At
the end of the Is holes played in the
forenoon Whyte was 6 up and looked
an easy winner. Lawson, however,
played the best uphill game ever seen
on the local course and was all square
on the seventeenth hole Whyte took
the eighteenth hole, which gave him
the match by L up. Whyte made a 75
and Lawson II.
Newton. ION account of, his continued
success in the last three years and his
wonderful steadiness and consistency,
is slight fayorite over Whyte. The lat
ter is brilliant player, but hardly as
reliable as his opponent The final match
should prove a close and interesting
one. 1t will be over 36 holes.
handicap medal play tournament
will be played by the leaders this morn
ing
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23

commencing at o'clock a. m. Interment Holy
Cross cemetery.
George, beloved of Elise and the late
Gustav Engelh6rdt, and devoted brother Of
Mrs F. APPEL and Mrs. H.. NJ. Hagemann a
months.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the fnneraI tomorrow fSur-
dayl. at 80 o'clock, from his late residence,
1910 Golden Gate avenue near Baker stfesr.
Interment Mount 0livet cemetery.
John A. Farrelly. a native Of Ireland, aged
The funeral will take place Monday, o-toper
20 1909, at $3.50 O'Clock a. M, from the par
lors OF J. G. o'Connor & Co, no turk
E street, thence TO st. Patrck's church, where
requiem high mass Will be celebrated for
the repose OF his soul, commencing at 10
- o,ciock SICK a. m Interment Holy Cross cemeIers
Olga 7. Hansen. dearly beloved wife Of G. NJ.
Hansen and loving mother Of Olga Edigh and
Florence Hansen, native OF Denmark, agtd
81 years.
HEARD (Piagemann)--In this city, October %,
daughter Of Regina and the late william
Piagemann, and loving sister OF Mrs = H.
snn and hE wan ms of Lqusf arwn pss g
q native OF San Francisco, CAL, aged % years
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow fsuIi-
day. October "a at o'clock, from The Inr-
street corner Of McAllister. Interment Cy-
press Lawn cemetery, by electric funeral car
from Twenty -eighth and Valencia streets.
HoLcoMB--In oakland Cal. October o. 1909,
on her seventy sixth birthday. julia Case
Holcomb. widow of the late Wesley b. Hol-
comb, beloved mother of Mrs. r. NJ Hustled,
Ella f., Harry L. and Ethel NJ. Hoicomb and
grandmother Of Mrs. W. A. Cressman and
Edith Hustled. native Of Massachusetts.
JoNEs-In East Oakland, Cal October -.
1908. Florence Mae Jones, beloved daughter
of James A. and Mae A. Jones. native Of
California aged months and 20 days.
LAwToN-In Santa Barbara. Cal, October 81
1909, Fannie H., beloved mother Of Lorraine,
John, Kenneth and Howard Lawton and Mrs.
Interment sebastopoI, sonoma county. Cal.
MANE-In this city. October 81. 1909. Gerald.
beloved son of John and Mary Mann. md
fnsne Mrs. McDaniei and and Mrs. s 5smes @ CALI CALL
CHER, a native of San Francisco, CAL, aged
20 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Monday: 0cto-
Der 25. at 3 o'clock M, from his late
residence, 1854 Scott street. thence to Holy
Cross church, where a requiem high mass
Win be celebrated for the repose Of his soaI,
commencing at $3.50 o'clock. lnterment Hey
Cross cemetery.
at her late residence 1854 Twenty second
street, Mary A.. Morrissey. aupt Of r. j.
~Aforrissey, and sister IN Nlaw Of Kate Nor
rissey. a native Of Waterford Ireland, aged
81 years. Boston papers please copy.)
Notice Of funeral hereafter. Remains at the
parlors of J. j. Crowly & Co.. 800 Valencia
& street between Seventeenth and Eighteeath.
MoRRow-In Nevada, Cal. October 49, 1909.
sloIlie H.. wife & Of the late late E Frederick derrick B 2,
and Marion X. Morrow, native Of Della
ware.
oU1NNE-In this city, october p. 1909, Mar
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
Gossip of the Turf

Among the applications for stalls at Emery
vile received by Secretary Percy w. Treat of
the New California Jockey club is that of Law
renee & Comsroek, who plan to race on a big
bring IA horses from Lincoln Placer county.
where they have a breeding farm. J. II. Miller
wrote from Arcadia for three stalls and w.
P. Magrane and Ben Myer are applicants from
Salt Lake City.
R. +. Carman augmented his growing stable
by the purchase of everything in the establish
ment that James Blute has been training for
e. II. Jennings. The horses Carman bought are
Arctic. Sir Cleges, Campeon, Billiard Ball and
two maiden 2 year olds.
Charles Bowman, the book maker, who oper-
ates al Oakland. has promising yearling by
Dick Wells out of Birch Broom. The colt is
being trained at Latonia by John MarkIein.
The eases of Tom Shaw, William Snow
at Jamaica, together with their eight clerks,
for alleged violation of the anti betting law,
we're dismissed by magistrate at Far Rock
away owing. to lack of evidence.
Emeryville. was sold TO George f. Johnson for
$4,000 at Janlca last Saturday.
Frank Balm was 4 heavy loser ON his opera
tions on the Canadian circuit during the last
few months.
Jockey Hoffman, who rode in several races
for Sam Hildreth. signed a contract with II
g. Bedwell last week and had his first mount
for his new employer last Saturday at LatOnia.
Desirohs, the hlly that cost E. r. Thomas
$1,000 yearling and later was purchased
Blakeley three months ago, as he did not want
to train her any ]onger. She won at Jamaica
last week for O. j. Decker, her new owner.
SERMON ON PoRToLA-The sermon in ST.
Francis church tomorrow tSunday) evening
will be preached by the pastor, Rev. T. Cara
her. He will take for his subject, "Portola
and the Padres. !"
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23

garet beloved wife of the late James
Quinne. and beloved mother of Francis j.
and John ] Quinne, Mrs H. C.. de witt and
Ireland, aged 6s years 5 months and Fl days.
The funeral will take place Monday asto-
her late residence, ios webster street tbensa sso.
to Sacred Heart church, where solemn
requiem high mass will be celebrated for the
Interment private.
sEINER-In this city, October 21, 1909. John
Henry Seiner, beloved husband of Louise
IS years. : :. = 'a'''0''i' usin'ans' ased
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomor.
a. M, from Charles ]. B. Metzier's under
taking parlors, 1892 Folsom street near Fir
eene Mo- under a oa the auspices Of North
incineration |. o. o. r. cemetery.
sHuLTz-In this city. October 20, 1909. Cap
tain Charles Shultz, native Of Australia.
member Of American Ship Masters associa-
the funeral services today isaturday), Octo-
Der %, 1909 at 1880 o'clock a. M, from
lencia street near Twentythird. Interment
Mount Olivet cemetery, BY 11:4O train from
Valencia and Twenty-ffth streets.
sTEvENsoN-In this city. October 90 1909,
Samuel Rafael only and beloved son of Sam.
suel B. and Catherine Stevenson, beloved
sndson q Of r anna anna hahs and
native of San Francisco CAL, aged wears
ii months and 26 days.
The funeral win take place TODAY tS.t :
urday), at o'clock a. M, from the resi-
dence of his parents, $40 Frederick street
thence to ST. Agnes church for services at
$50 o'clock a. IN. Interment (private), Holy
Cross cemetery.
TH0MAS-In this city, October 81, 1909. Dr..
Edward William Thomas. beloved husband of
Nora Thomas, father of Lavinia and Mary
Thomas, son Of William Thomas Of London.
Eng, and brother of Adelaide Thomas Of
Brighton Eng; Mary Thomas of London.
Eng, and Bertram. Eustace and Frank Thorn a.
OF Manchester. Eng. native of London,
Eng, aged AZ years 1 month aud days
Friends are respectfnlly invited to attend
the funeral tomorrow (Sunday) Octoher 81
at D. M. in Golden Gate Conmandery
ha1f, 2137 Sutter street between Steiner and
Pierce. where services will be held under the
auspices of California lodge No. l. IT, q
A NJ. Incineration private.
WILLIAMS-In Vallejo, Ca1.. October D. 1909.
James r. Williams. beloved husband Of me
late Mary e. Williams and loving father OF
Arthur H., Edward T., Clarence p and Maria
Durkee. native Of Lulenburg. Nova Scotia.
aged 81 years.
Friends and acquantances are respectfu!ly
invited to attend the funeral which will fe
held at his late residence. 1926 Alaba ma
street, Vallejo. at 1:30 p. M. thence to Ma :
sonic hail. where services will be held at
p. m. Interment will be in the Masonic and
Odd Fellows cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued n
San Francisco Friday, October 2, 1903:
FRTL,-ZAEH-sfichael Brit. 2s, Dos Florida ST.
and Louisa Zach. n, 2210 Vallejo ST.
HARRINCTON-ST Hsrring-
ton. 80. and Nettie Stoschke, 10, both OF
Hoplane.
EIS-sfAUTSER-Harry NJ Klein 2l. Oak
land. and sydney c. Mautner, Is 2930 VAST
ington St
AfERRITT-SHADBURN A. Merritt.
% Oakland, and Eva A. Shaoburne, 30, san
Rafael.
OsTLUND-JOHNsON- H Ostlund. &c,
rs Fen ST.. and Hildur e johnson, "A, Chi
caEo.
REEvEs-GATTIC-Geor s. Reeves. 80, and
Leurs Cattle. %. both OF 1892 Twentg-thiTd
street
RoAcH-PETERS- P. Roach. % PET
aiuma. and Anna B. Peters, 25, 1873 Ninth
avenue.
sHAW-PITTS-Ralp /. b Shaw. q. 1924
Haignf St, and Arrah R. Pitts. 20. EysRs-
Vile Ind
AN-RAFFERTY-August E. Wldeman,
81 san Francisco. and Margaret F. Rafferty,,
7g Nayfeld.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
DEATHS


BELL-In San Jose. Cal, october 81, 1900.
Elizabeth Jane beloved wife OF John Bell,
and mother of Eliza. Jennie and Charles E.
native Of England, aged 60 years.
Friends and acquaiutances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services today
Saturday, at o'clock y. m, at the chapel
Of Cypress Lawn cemetery.
cAPURRo-In this city, October 20 1903. Clam
batista Capurro. dearly beloved husband Of
stephen and Rose capurro. and the late
and 6 days.
Friends. and acouaintances are respectfully
DAY tsafurday5, ssas october 49, ts at sge Gcloss *
p. m, from his late residence. I34 otsego
s,n aysnue; mes near onondass agenue Interment
solemn requiem high mass viii be ceie-
brated for the repose Of his soul at the Itsl-
many and Croke streets
CARSON Suddenly, in this city. October 20,
1909. Eleanor Grandneld, dearly beloved wife
Thomas w. Brady and Arthur S. Grandheld,
native Of Sonoma. Cal, aged 80 years IL
months and 20 days.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral today Saturday. October %,
1908, a. $3.50 O'Clock a. M. from her late
residence. 342 Prospect avenue OF Cortland
avenue, thence to st. Paul's church. corner OF
Church and Twenty ninth streets. where a sol
requiem high win be celebrated
for the repose OF her SOUL commencing at 8
O'Clock. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Please
omit flowers
cAvANAUGH- this city. October 20. 1908,
William Cavanaugh, a native Of ireland, aged
IS years.
Remains at the parIors of McBrearty & Nc
cormick. 9l5 Valencia street near Twentieth.
Intermept Holy Cross cemetery.
CLARKE this city, October %. 1909 Helen
Jane. infant daughter of Harry B. and Ger
trude a. Clark, and sister OF Chester VIII
liam and Harry Benton Clark Jr., native
OF San Francisco, Cal, aged days.
coLLETTE-In this city, October 21, 1909.
Waldo Collette, dearly beloved son of w. W.
and Ole n Collette, and beloved brother
OF Blanche, Hazel and John S. Collette, ia
tive Of Denver, Colo., aged l3 years shs
and days.
cUNEo-In San Mateo. CAL. October %, 1905.
Mary. dearly beloved wife Of the late Jo-
seph Cuneo, loving mother OF Frank j., David
v, Emilio D, clsrence p. Regini, May
GlazDini and AIRS. Rose F.. Dehenedeth, and
sister OF Mrs. s. Barbieri and Mrs. j J. S.
Fey, a native Of Coreglia, Italy tAmador
county papers please copy
Invited 10 attend the funeral Tuesday, Octo-
Der 26 1909. at ST. Matthews church. San
Mateo where a requiem will be celc-
brafed for the repose OF her soul, comm sncing
flowers.
EGAE-In this city, October 21. 1908, Cath.
crime. beloved daughter OF Paul Egan and Of
tie late Margaret T.,,, Egap, ., and sister Q, q
Egan. native Of San Franc.sco. CAL. aged
20 years.
Friends and acqualnfances are respectfully
Invited 20 attend the funeral today fSst.
urdRy) at $3.50 a. m. from the parlors Of
near Twentieth, thence to st, Charles Bor-
romeo church. where a requiem high mass
win be celebrated for the repose Of her soul.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
Latonia Races

CINCINNATI. Oct 22.-Donau. the even
money fayoTite. won the feature race at La
tons today lg q head from Royal Report
Page the latter horse claimed a foul. but IL
was not allowed Results:
First race. six furiorgs-Eulist. TO 1. won:
Patricisn. 10 &c l. second: Afique O'Brfen Q
10 g. third Time I:l9 10
second race. seven furl0ngs-Banrida Is to
i. wons Thomas Calhoun, 10 2 second:
Granada 10 1, third. Time, 81 3-5
Third race. I've and a half furiongs-Lottfe
Dsrr. 10 j. won: Princess Thorpe. 10 to l.
second Samaris, % 10 7. third. Time lsl2 1-5
Fourth race. six furiongs-Dsrgin. 6 to 3
Won; f.. NJ Fry, to 1, second Posing 3 to l.
fhird. Time. lis
Fifth race six fuTlongs-Donau. even won.
Royal Report. Q 20 3, second: Hatchie Coon
le ID 3, third. Time 1913 Is.
Sixth race, one mile-Bonnie Bard 9 to To-
won. Light Blue. 10 1. second; Cassowary
Y to l. tliird Time 1:45 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
MARRIAGES

CANADA-STOWE-In fhis city, October p,
1903 by the Rev. William RAIDER, Joseph
W Canada and Adelaide L. stowe, both Of
San Francisco
cRAY-JONES-In this city. October 20, 1909,
hv the Rev William RAIDER, George ".
Gray OF Portland. Ore. and Claire Frances
Jones of San Francisco.
H0T-ST0N-M this city. October Fl.
1908 by the Rev. William RAIDER, Charles
J. Houston and Veronica c. Miller, both of
San Francisco
wrIsHEIMEEA- -WILHELM-In This city. Osto-
her 20 1909 by the Rev. William Schmidt.
Frederick Joseph Welsheimer and Frances
wilhelm both OF San Francisco
VILLA AAfs-wILLIAsfs- fs-In this city. October
11 1909 by the Rev. william RAIDER, Perer j.
Williams and Edythe c. Williams. both Of
San Francisco