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KENDALL GETS TROPHY, BUT
Is CRITICISED BY YACHTSMEN

and 8. The Vallejo sailors are pre-
pairing a great program for the enter
tainment of their visitors and a large
fleet of yachts from every club on
the bay is expected to attend the great
annual gathering where nothing but
jolllty reigns. August Brandes, George
Dinsmore. d. Erskine, E. E. Johnson,
l.. Sutherland and w. 0. Watson. COM
posing the regatta committee, will as
sist the Vallejo yachtsmen in handling
the program.
DIR. Donald McRae presided at yes
terday's meeting, while George b.
Dinsmore was acting secretary in place
of Secretary Phillips, who is now in
the east.
The California yacht clubs race for
the d. J. Keane trophy last Sunday
was won by George NJ. Shaw's yawl
Idler, sailed by Harold M Martin. The
race was closely contested one. The
following were the results
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KE'TCHEL AND BRITT
WILL ARRIVE TODAY
Middle Weight Champion Will Have Little
More Than Two Weeks to Get Ready

quarters Immediately upon his arrival
the middle weight champion Will just
have IS days TO get himself ready for
the big black. He will need at least
a day or so to rest up after his long
journey, and his actual training WORK
viii probably amount to two weeks II
the. fight is held October II. as the
articles call for.
johnson has certainly had good
start on Ketchel in training. The col
ored fellow has gone into his work In
he trained for Al kaufman. He takes
to the road daily and does his usual
allotment of exercise in the gym.
nasium. Yesterday his work was of
a brisk nature. He finished up with
a three round sparring exhibition with
Dave Mills.
Coffroth is expected back from Los L. $
Angeles either Sunday or Monday. His
absence at this time has the fight up
in the air. Nobody seems to know for
sure. whether the fight is to come. on
Coffroth started pulling his wires for
a change.
NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Upon James j.
Jefries' arrival in Paris he met by Hugh
Mcintosh. the Australian fight promoter who
renewed his offer of a $4,000 purse for the
fight between Jefres and Johnson. agreeing to
hold the fight either in America or Australia
Sporting men in this city are of the opinion
however. that Jimmy Coffroth of Colma. Cal.
holds a mortgage on Johnson's services and
also stands in well with Jeffries. and If the
fight takes place at all it will be in California.
The above dispatch would indicate
that Mcintosh will never lose the big
fight for a lack of effort II it ever
comes off, He believes in being right
on the job and the Australian promoter
must be congratulated on his game
ness. as his offer is fabulous. one and
looks like one of the legitimate sort.
While it looks as If he would make
money at that. with his $4,000 offer.
doing business with fighters is some
what of a gamble. and promoter can
go to big expense and then have the
boxers fall down on him.
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SACRAMENTO
baIIeu Tot IlUgau tn IiIe NtFVIItH'
RIMS AND HTS BY INNINGS


Two base hits-Eagan. La Ilonge. Deyereaux.
Gandn t2) Sacrifice hits-Doyle (2). First
base on called balis-Of Hit l. off Whalen l.
Struck out-By Hit g. by Whalen l. Double
pays-Stoval to Hogan: Brashear 10 Bernard.
Time Of game hour and 80 minutes. Empires
Irwin and Mccarthy.
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At special meeting of the Inter
club Yachting association. held last
evening, the matter of the protest
against Tommy Kendalls sIoop Alert,
which, though entered under the name
of the California yacht club. flew the
Corinthian burgee, was finally disposed
of by awarding the second place trophy
to Kendall with the understanding
that, though the association acknowl-
edged that he was entitled to second
position in the race. the board of dele
gates did not consider it good sports
manship on the part of the Alert's
fully entitled to.
The board decided to levy an assess
ment ON the clubs in the association
in order to defray the expenses of the
annual cruise to Vallejo on October
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COPA De ORC PAGES FASTEST
MILE OF THE SEASON IN RACE

lord. Billy Burke, Gaworthy. also started.
ehentucky stock farm futurity, 3 year old
PAGERS. two in three purse S2.500-Maggie Win
Ter won two heats. Time. 2:09a4, 2:0S1a Capt.
tara sl. Miss Eva Wilkes, Dixie Parole The Phil
istne. also started
a. Free for all class, trotting, three heats, purse
Sd.,zoo-sonoma Girl won In straight heats.
lime. Z:06A. 2:06, 2:07. Margaret o, Orc,
Jack Leyburn. also started
E, fr o for all class pacing. three heats purse
gl,]ou-Aleen Wilson second and third
heat, Time; 2:oa4, 2:o4N. copa de Orc won
nrst heat Time, POP The Eel, Citation
Hedgewood Boy, also started.
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WILL KEEP VARSITY TOSSERS
OUT OF PROFESSIONAL BALL

William II. Greenlaw, varsity first
baseman, is secretary of the executive
committee and voted in favor of the
new rule.
While open charges Of professional
ism of the varsity baseball nine have
not been made of late. it is known that
several of the players have been play
ing with semiprofessional mines, and
it is to keep the college sport on a
strict amateur basis that the new order
was proposed and passed
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COLUMBUS. O., Sept 22.--Copa de
Oro's pacing to seasons race record
and the overthrowing of two pro-
nounced first choices made lively the
third afternoon of grand circuit racing
here. Copa de Orc lost out however,
to Aileen Wilson after pacing the OPEN
ing heat of the free for all in 2:02 fiat.
Summary:
trotters, two in three, purse So. 000-Baroness
Virginia two heats. Time, 2:09%, 2:lIA.
Yito Czaresna, Bertha c, The Wolverine, Stat
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SIS. CURED HIM

I was afflicted with Conta-
gious Blood. Poison. which was
in spots at nTSt, but afterwards
spread all over my body These
soon broke out into sores, and
it is easy TO imagine the suffer
ing I endured Before / became
convinced that the doctors could
do me no good / had spent a
hundred dollars, which was
really thrown away. I then
tried various patent medicines,
but they did not reach the dis
ease. When I had finished my
first bottle of S. S. S. I was
greatly improved, and was de-
lighted with the result. The
large red splotches on my chest
began to grow palsr and smaller.
and before long disappeared
entirely. I regained my lost
weight, became stronger and
my appetite greatly improved. I
was soon entirely well, and my
skin as clear as a piece of glass.
II. L. MEYERS.
So Clinton St., Newark, N. j.
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BERKELEY, Sept. %. To keep
closer watch of the outside playing OF
the members of the varsity baseball
team and to eliminate possible charges
of professionalism, members of the
university baseball nine must here
after secure permission from the ex-
ecutive committee of the students to
play ball off the campus.
This ruling was made at meeting
of the executive committee last night.
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National League

CINCINNATI. Sept. 22.-Cincnnat and Phla
delphia played IA innings to tie today. great
one handed catch by Magee saving the PhiiadeI-
phias from defeat in the final round. Score:
+. II. Z.
Cincinnati IL 8
Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o
Batteries-Fromme. Gaspar and Roth; Moren.
McQuillan and Doom. Umpires-Emslie and
Klem
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-St. Louis lost to New
York In the first game of scheduled double
header here today. The second game called
after three innings with the score to in
favor OF st. Louis. Score: R. n. E.
-'c" AvhA
OF. LOUIS IL =
Batteries Mathewson and Meyers; Beebe Lau-
dermilk and Phelps. Umpires-Brennan and
ODay.
PITTsBURG. Sept. 22-Pittsburg hit the bali
hard and often today and defeated Boston.
Score: TT y
Pittsburg ..........,......1c II n
DoStoH IL =
Batteries--Leiheld. Lever. Willis and Gibson;
Brown. Richie. Coney and Graham. Umpires-
Kane and Rigler.
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SIS.
CURES BLOOD POISON

We feel this short talk will be who
suffering with Contagious Blood Poison We to show you that
we have the best Of reasons for saying what you need
and that the principle which medicine works forms the only
way in which it is possible TO the disease.
In the first place will question the fact that the virus or
Contagious Blood Poison the entire blood supply and this
explains why of the disease manifested portion
of the body From head foot the loaome breaks for
The hair and eyebrows out the mouth and throat ucea SKIN
erupons ulcers appear body the bones ace
and frequently the nails the hands and feet affected
In such disease reasonable that the way-the only
in cto produce is the cause by
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Fresno 3. Stockton 2

FRESNO, Sept. %. = Kelley's safe
drive to left field, with man on third
in the last half of the ninth, scored
the winning run for Fresno in the
opening game of the series with stock
ton today. The visitors scored IN the
firet and third on Schimpff's wildness,
Jansing's two Dagger and Spencer
daring base running. The Tigers tied
the standing in the fifth. The score:
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Portland 2. Los Angeles 1

PORTLAND, Ore. Sept. 22.-The con-
Angeles was both close and exciting.
Carson was not very steady and in the
fourth Los Angeles punched hits on
him and scored. This was the only
scoring until the seventh. when Port
land secured two runs and won the
game on a trio of nice clean hits. The
score.
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PORTLANI
SUMMARY

Struck out-By koestner :. by Carson i;
FIRST base on called balls-on Koestner ]. OF
Carson . Three base hit-Fisher- Sacrifice
hits-Smith Delmas. Wheeler, Graney, Speas:
Carson Stolen bases-Smith, Cooney. Passed
hall-Fisher First base errors--Los An
geles l. Portland L. Left on bases-Dos An,
celes s. Portland ). Time of game-1 hour and
a minutes Unpires-Toman and Van Haltren.
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kee, with As minutes SO seconds; Har-
pooh, / hour 10 minutes IL seconds
Martha. 80 minutes. SO seconds; Presto,
/ hour minutes 81 seconds. and the
new schooner Marion as the scratch
boat.
The heirs of Wilkie Edward have
taken the Mike away and will use her
in the south, where she will fly the
colors of the South Coast yacht club.
Dave Dean left with the speedy sloop
a few days ago.
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nothing definite was done, but that an
other meeting was to be held.
Six Towns i'm 1t
STOCKTON, Sept. 22.-Cy Moreing
Jr, manager of the Oakland State
league team. in an Interview today
said:
.If the State league goes into or
ganized baseball we will have one of
two circuits next year. The league
will consist of San Francisco, Oakland,
Stockton, Sacramento. Fresno and Los
Angeles, or of the first five named and
San Jose substituted for Los Angeles"
Baseball Notes
Henry Berry of Los Angeles is back
in town. Henry says he made the fly
ing trip for the purpose of fighting
the charge of defrauding chauffeur
which is pending in the police court.
Berry was arrested on the alleged
charge of trying to cut his taxicab bill
in half
Bill LANCE would like to buy Slivers
Henley for the Cincinnati club The
Reds have heard of the Seals crack
slab artist and Herman of the Cincin.
natl club thinks Henley could do some
good for his team next season. LANCE
has money to buy the player. but so
far gold has failed to get the elongated
twirler. Cleveland would also like to
have Henley.
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Baseball Notes

Louisville 4 st. Paul 2. Second game-Louis-
vile G. St Paul e.
COLUMBUS Ohio Sept 22-First game
Minneapolis 3. Columbus 4. Second game-Min-
neepoifs 4. Columbus <
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 22.-Indianoplis 8.
Kansas City Q "
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RICHMOND. Ind, Sept. 22.--Roy J. Harding
broke the worlds record for continuous piano
playing in a contest that ended last night. He
played 36 hours and 36 minutes. which is four
minutes better than the record. Harding was al
most wreck when the test ended, but it is
not believed he VIII sure permanent injury.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hit-Jansing Struck out-By
Schimpn ), by Egsn !. Hit by pitched ball
McDonough. Earned runs-Fresno .. First base
on called balls-0f Schimpf J. off Egan /. Left
on bases-Stockton =. Fresno 10. Wild pitch
Schimpr First base on errors-Fresno 4. Stolen
bases-Spencer.. Hallnan. Sacrifice hits-Van
Buren, Householder Tracey. Schimpn f2). Time
Of game hour and - minutes Umpire-Ehret.
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All yachts started at 10000 on flying one
s. The race around the Farallone
islands for the Phillips cup will be
sailed next Saturday. This race is
open to all yachts regularly enrolled
in a recognized yacht club and having
a water line of not less than 80 feet.
The race will be sailed as usual,
under the auspices of the San Fran
cisco yacht club, the regatta committee
of which consists of Phil j. Fay, L. T..
Wagner and II. A. w. Dining.
The entries will consist of the Yam
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DEER SEASON EXTENDED

tkiAH- Sept 22-At the meeting of the
supervisors this week the ordinance made some
time ago shortening the deer season one moutl,
repealed This will give the hunters fbe
full length of time under the state law to Kill
Deer.
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Sacramento 4. Vernon l

Los ANGELES. Sept. % Sacra-
mento won the game from Vernon in
the first inning today. After making
four runs off three hits and some err
rors they failed to score a gain for
the remainder Of the game. although
hits were numerous. Vernon's one run
came in the ninth off three hits. The
score:
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American Association
sTANDTNG OF THE CLUBS

TOLEDO sept. e2.1First game-Toledo s.
Milwaukee = Second game-Afiiwaukee o. To
Iedo o: called at end OF sixth on account of
darkness.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 22.-First game,
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Two base hiis-Zeider. Hogan. Willis. ID. Lewis
Sacrifice hi;s-Mundorf. Bolie- Berry First
base on called balls-Of Nelson !. Struck out
BIZ Willis > by Nelson j. Hit by pitehed ball
Zeider. Time 81 game hour and so minutes.
plpire-A fc(ireevp
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WASHINGTON

SURE b1 lNNlNGS
Washington 3 o 0 o o. 3
Detroit 0 0 o 2 o o 0 a. s
SUMMARY
Two base bits-Crawford. Cobb. T. Jones'
Three base hits--Crawford (2). Gssser. Double
plays-Gessler to Street: Conroy to Mcbride
Unglaub. First base called baIls-Of Mulin
1. Struck out-By Walker 5. by Mullin g. Stolen
bases-Cnglaub, Moriarity, Schmidt. Umpires-
Evans and Dineen.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-Philadelphia had
little difficulty In defeating st. Louis today.
Score: R. H. L.
Philadelphia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4
st. Louis .-....................2 2
Batteries-Coombs Krause and Livingston;
Gilligan and Smithson.
BOSTON. Sept. 22.-With Mitchell, recruit
pitching for the visitors, Boston defeated Cleve
land today. Score:. Il. III. Z.
SieVeiano
boStoH L
Batteries-Mitchell and Easteriey; Wood and
Donohue.
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day by the Keio university nine. The score
was TO . with Wisconsin making seven nI!s
and Keio hitting safely only three times. helo
made only two errors. while the invading nine
had four miscues on its side of the score
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DEFEATED BY JAPANESE

TOKYO, Sept 22.-The University Of Wis
cousin baseball team. which is making tour of
japan. was defeated in It's first game here to-
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purifying the blood? This is just
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medicine that absolutely and thor
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every particle Of the germs and virus
of Contagious Blood Poison. Med
icineS composed wholly or in part of
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are often used by despairing suffer
ers in the hope that such strong
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We claim for S. S. S. that it is
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this fact it cures this greatest of ali
blood diseases. 1t goes into the cir
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the disease to break out later on.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES

san Francisco 4, Oakland 3.
Portland =. Los Angeles 1.
sacramento 4. Vernon 4.
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OUTLAW LEAGUE TALKING OF
COMING INTO ORGANIZED BALL
Six Towns in 1t

nothing definite was done, but that ar
OF her meeting WAS to he held
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STOCKTON
FRESNO

. .0rsi out when winning run was scored.
Graham guardian., 1909-01-01
Probate Notice

In the Probate Court of the
County of Graham, Territory OF
Arizona.
In the matter of the estate of
Malinda Moody, deceased,
Notice of sale of real estate.
Notice is hereby given, that in
pursuance of an order OF the Pro-
bate Court in and for the County
of Graham, Territory of Arizona,
made on the 10th day of December,
1908, in the matter of the estate of
Malinda Moody, deceased, the un-
dersigned, the administrator, will
sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder, subject to confirmation
by said Probate Court, on Mon,
day the 4th day of January, 1909,
at 10 o'clock a. M, at the court
house in the City of Solomonville,
in the sa,d County of Graham,
Territory of Arizona, the follow,
ing described real property, to-wit:
A piece of land situated as follows:
Beginning at the Southeast corner
of the Southwest Quarter of Sec.
tior 20, in Township l6, South of
Range rs, East of Gila and Sail
River Base MerIdra1, III ErahGm
Graham guardian., 1909-01-01

County, Arizona. Thence North
80 rods, thence West 40 rods,
thence South 80 rods, thence East
40 rods, to place of beginning, con,
tanning 20 acres moro or less.
Also, one piece of land beginning
at a point 80 rods North of the
Southeast Corner of the Southwest
Quarter of Section 29 in Township
Is, South of Range 25, East of
Gila and Salt River Meridian in
Graham County, ARIZONA. Thence
West so rods, thence North 80
rods, thence East 80 rods, thence
South 80 rods. to the place Of be-
ginning, containing 40 acres more
or less. Together with $3.50. 30
capital stock in Smithville Canal,
also, $4,000 capital stock in Cen
tral Canal, together with all ap-
purtenances thereto belonging.
F. w. MOODY,
Administrator of the estate Of
Malinda Moody, deceased,
Dated December 10, 1908,
44-2t
Graham guardian., 1909-01-01

FL Elliott to Il B Elliott, deed,
$40; lot 2 in blk Is, Hills new add
Clifton.
u G Wolfe to C N CatIin, bill of
sale, IS; l.2 int in Independent As
say Office, Clifton.
G P Dunn and M Brutinel to
Shannon Copper Co, lease, 5000;
basement and lst floor in bldgs on
lots 7, 8, 9, S Clifton:
D ID Jayne and NJ B Huston To-
cate 4 CLAIMS in Aravaipa dist.
Frank Webster, W W Pace, ct
al, incorporate Webster Brothers
Milling Company.
Gila Valley Bank and Trust Co
to T S Edwards, release of mtg,
$500; lot in blk 8 and lot l in
blk 8, West Clifton.
J Backstein to Juana Corona,
bill of sale, 5000; 4 room house in
Newtown, known as Sawaia bldg,
Paul Becker to Pedro Fuentes,
lease, Sl2; lot "a on Last Chance
claim, Morenci.
Paul Becker to Pedro Fuentes,
lease, Sl32; lot 1913 on same.
w II Allbriton files proof of la.
Dor on Q claims in Stanley Butte
district.
RI Faris to Apache Chief M &
d Co. deed, s75; 2 claims in Bunker
Hill dist.
Mascot Mining Go files amended
location notices on claims in
Clark district.
John Mallon files location notice
on l claim in Clark dist.
J W Haywood locates water in
Oak Trough Spring IN Gila mts,
] l miles from San Juan mine.
Paul f Crowley files proof of
labor on claims in Greenlee dist.
Dell NJ Potter locates Potter
damsite and water appropriation
No |, 2 and 3.
n . OOx W w uiuut, Jill W
sale, $40; IL int in 2 houses on
lots 224 and 2l7; A G Co, Metcalf.
Pedro Olvera to } A Scott, bill
of sale, $50; l house in Morenci.
Wiley Holiday files proof of
labor on 3 claims in Black Rock
district.
AT Cotton files official bond as
justice of the peace of Precinct
No !.
Kate Whelan to Delos ID Jayne,
ct al, bond for deed, $1,000; "a
Int IN 3 claims 10 Aravaipa dist.
w A Moore VS. ii II Kidder, at
tacbment, alta ohes l-2 Sc IA Sc
IA sec 81 and n l.2 sw IA sw IL,
sec 81, tip 8, 20.
Thos Davis to VIM Mong, deed,
81; 3 claims in Stanley Butte dist.
TP McCully to o W, J s and
G M Allison, deed, 81; pit int 10
claim in Stanley Butte dist.
II J Warner and wife to II J
Dowdle and Robt Morris, deed,
81 900; ne | 4 of lot l, blk 80, SAT
ford townsite.
J 0 Baylor to S W ID oreoy, deed,
J 50 ,uuu; 9 claims ID Copper Mt dfst.