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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec. l4.-TOday the
management gave its hrst ladies' day OF the
season at Moncrief park and the attendance was
much over the 10. 600 mark The card offered
was good and the weather could not have been
better The fifth race Of the big up
sets OF the day. when Tivolini. at 10 l. won
from FndymiOn and Siiverine. two heavily played
fsvo-ifes Ballot Box and Billy Pullman, b9th in
the money IN this race. carried many bets tor
the smaller bettors. Results;
First race five ard a half furlongs-Sou TO
won: Phoronis. . TO 5. second; Dictlon, 10 /,
third. Time 90 40.
Catherine Cardwei 18 10 >. won: Throckmor.on.
? 10 .. second; Druid i 10 ], third Time,
-O3 3-5.
Third race. six fgrlongs. seiiing-Roysl Cap
i've q 10 l. wou Cowen TO J. second Guy
Fisher 10 TO- third. Time. .I6 -.
Fourth race. six furlongs, selling-Lord Nel-
son 13 70 ]. won: Ragman- 3 70 J. second I;
CROYDON % 10 j. third. Time. 1:1T %.
Fifth race. one mile. selilDg-Tfyolini. 70 l.
won. Ballot Box 10 to !. second; Billy Phil
man I3 TO ]. third. Time. 1.55.
sixth race mile and eighth. selling
Ohoron , 70 J. won: st. Joseph. 10 !. second
Goleonda, 10 ]. third. Time. ls57 30
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
MOtOrcycliSts Name Ticket
For Annual Election

The members Of the san Francisco
motorcycle club at their regular meet
ing last night decided to move the
club quarters IT was decided to take
the quarters at 1853 Market street
The meeting proceeded to the nomina-
tion of officers. which resulted IN the
following members names being placed
before the club:
President. T. L. Peterson, Henry
Piper and DR. l. ". Letcher, vice presi-
dent A. ". Green and J. Chamberlain; :;
corresponding secretary treasurer, J. =.
" Carey. recording secretary, i.
Chamberlain. A. ". Green, A. J. Nelson
and Edward Weinans captain, Or. J. w.
Ietcher. George Payton. +. karslake,
J. S0nenson and Walter Collin; SER
geant al arms. Dir. J. ". Letcher, NJ. T.
KresteIer and 3. Neustandt
At the meeting next Tuesday other
nominations may be made and then
the election viii take place
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
SCnULKEN'S FINISH
COMES IN SEVENTH
Gunboaf Smith CrusheS Local
Heavy Weights Ambitions
With Right to- Jaw

One of "Gunboat" Smiths terrific
the heavy weight aspirations of Wal
ter Schulken in Oakland last night
The crash came in the seventh round
and it was looked for by most of the
fans, who could see the San Francisco
giant slowly whiting under the steady
rushes of the lighting tar from Uncle
Sans navy.
1t was contest between boxer and
a plodding fighter from the start
Schulken had plenty of speed, lot of
nice, clever, systematic blows and a
style that caught the eye of the
crowd. Smith was dogged and deter
mined. He fought like Battling Nell
son generally fights and, though he
took beating in the earlier rounds,
he weathered the storm and won
handily.
The San Francisco fighter did not
display the hard punch which he used
to have while an amateur. He seemed
nervous and uneasy and apparently
lacked confidence in himself. He was
clever with his left and fast on his
feet, but the rushes of the tar quickly
wore him down.
Smith was slow and cumbersome as
usual and did no effective work for
three or four rounds. Schulken kept
jabbing his left to the face and getting
away very nicely, and the crowd was
shouting for him. Up to the fifth it
looked as though Schulken would blind
Smith and cut him to ribbons
Smith never stopped. He was de-
termined and he was willing to take a
dozen of Schu1ken's jabs for the privi-
lege of shooting in one good wallop. He
tried many times with his right and
left swings, but most of them went
wild. Occasionally he would punish
Schulken badly about the body while
they were in close. Smith was waiting
all the time for one grand swing, and
when he saw his opening he tore loose
with it and brought the money home.
IN the six round special event Loupe
Carranza displayed all the class over
Billy Grupp and won the decision.
Jimmy F'itten and young Clifford,
1ightweights, fought a great six round
draw, which brought down the house.
Tony Earl came back after a long lay
off and slowed Jack Tierney away in
four rounds. In the curtain raiser Ed
die Dunn knocked Brownie Carroll out
in the third round.
The largest crowd that Oakland has
sent to q ring event in recent years
witnessed the fights. Eddie Smith ref
creed every bout.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
Tampa Results

TAMPA TIA. Dec. 15--Horses running to
form again rewarded the public today The
feds are getting larger csch day with the I'm
proving condition Of the track There were two
iIrsefs when Mrs ScHcli beat the heavily backed
Descounets and Osirine defeated Osana in the
fourth and fifth races. Jockey Glssner rode four
winners Results:
. 10 l. on: Anna Smith. 10 ?. second; MeriZ.
2 10 . third. Time. III 20
Second race i've furlongsEEFa Tanguay, 70
. won: Botfie Carr. > to I. second; autumn
GIRL : 10 J. third. Time. ] % 10.
Third race. six furlongs-- yperton H. TO ?,
won: Otslo. ; TO ? second; ClOisteress. s TO ],
third. Time. 1-J7 10.
Fourth race. seven furlotgs, handicap-Osirine
: to 2 on: Osaps. Z ioi 20 second; Forez,
70 J. third. Time. 81
Fifth race. one mile. iselling-Mrs- Seweli.
: n u Won. Descomnets 3 TO 8. second Maxi
mum. 10 10 j. third. Time I:47.
sixth race. SIX furf0ngs. sellng--GTenade. s
nor. 10 8. third. Time, 1:ie D.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
DEATHS

ARNoLD-In this city, December H. 1909.
Frank, dearly beloved infant of Frank and
Alice Arnold, native of San Francisco aged
20 days.
ARRIoLA-In this city. December Ia, 1909. An
tone Arriols, a native OF Hawaii aged Sc
years.
BURNg-In this city, December a. 1902
Michael Burns. native Of Ireland, aged 30
years
CEREGHIEo--In this city. December "a, 1909.
Angelo Cereghino dearly beloved husband of
Rosie Cereghno. and devoted father of Wal
ter Frank. Florence. Rinsldo and the late
Angelo Cereghino,- and son Of Madaena and
the isfe Louis Cereghino. and brother OF john.
Dominick and Natalie Cereghino and Mrs.
Mary Cordano Of Los Angeles, native of San
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
Stanford Clubmen to Foster
Rugby in Northwest

SPOKANE, Wash, Dec 1.-THE
Stanford university club of. Spokane,
composed of graduates and former stu
dents of stanford university, where
Rugby football is played. at a dinner
last night went on record as favor
ing vote.
O. B. Bradford. Stanford's mile run
ner, characterized Rugby s being more
interesting, more spectacular, less dam
gerous and a greater game than the
American sport
The club intends to lend it's inf1u-
ence toward giving the game a start
in the high schools of the northwest.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
MARRIAGES

EvERETT-WELISCH-I this city. December
IL 1909. by the Rev. Bradford Leavitt, Clay
ton winton Everett and Caroline Welisch.
both of San Francisco. Cal.
LJCHTIG-LICHTIG-I this city. December 1,
1909. By the Rev. DR.. B. NJ. kaplan, Emil F..
Lchtg and Jene Lichtig.
IEBERMAN-COHN-In this city. December
12 1909, by the Rev DIR. B. N. Kaplan, Will
liam Ijeberman and Bessie Cohn.
PEIsER-RHINE-.-I this city December 5,
1909 by the Rev. DR.. 3. NJ. Kaplan, NJ.
Peiser and Pauline Rhine.
-REAMES-December IL, 1909. by the
Rev Mr. Guthrie. William Prior and Anna
Nfarhofer Reames
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
Notable Deaths

MARTIN ADEN, CAPITALIST OF VALLEJO
Vallejo Dec. 14.-Martin Alden. pioneer
capitalist Of this city. died at his home here
today, after & long illness The dead capl-
talist was prominent in civic affairs here.
having served three terms city trustee de
is survived by a widow and three sons.-
AUGUsTIN QUERoL, sCULPToR-Niadrid. Dec.
I4-Augustin Querol sculptor, died today. He
had recently submitted a model for the Co
lumbus monument 10 be erected at Wash
ington
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BIRTHS

RATTIE-In this city December . 1909. to the
wife Of Michael Battle (nee Cummns) a son.
FITCH-In this city, December "A, 1909, to the
wife Of Luther E. Fitch, son.
PR9cE-In Oakland. Cal, December 6, 1909, to
the wife of Harry Price, SON.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii be inserted They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement Of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
Pueblo Team to Be Sold to
Jack Holland

PUEBLO, Colo. Dec. 14.-Believing
Of the Pueblo baseball club are asking
too large price for the team. no effort
will be made here TO retain the fran
be sold Friday morning to Jack Hol-
land OF Wichita for $500. Holland
will take the club to ST Joseph. No
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
RRrkK BoWLpNG RECORD

ST. LOUIS. Dec little Royals,
playfnR in the city star bowling league
tonight. broke the worlds record for
single game by rolling. l.z55. The
average was 247- The previous record
Kas-I,207.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15

CALIFORNIA council No. $50. N. HaE6N
o., meets THIS WEDNESDAY, ASHE,
EVENING at O'Clock at 222
Van Ness avenue Initiation, y
n. SCHILLER. Pres. WT9s
d. NJ. SCHILLER, Speaker.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15

CALIFORNIA consistory No. 5, A. -
& A. s. r., 1859 Geary st--Thir-
ty-first degree THIS fWEDNES-'
DAYf EVENING. at 8 o'clock
Visiting brethren cordially invited. -
CHAS. JELLINEK. Registrar. fsi
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
LOST AND FOUND

IF YOU LOSE ANYTHING-Advertise
IL here II will be returned to you II an
honest person finds It, Remarkable recoy-
cries are brought about every day through
this column
to the
SSan Francisco Call
sL0st and Found Bureau
$Third and Market Streets
Get a claim check. Have II advertised
Reclaim it IL the owner does not
THE LAW-People who dnd lost articies
are interested In knowing that the state
law is strict In requiring them to seer the
owners through Advertisements and other
wise and that failure TO do so, IL proo1
can be shown. invoices . severe penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15

The dates for the record trials at the
motor speedway, Friday and Saturday
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
Winfon With
Torpedo Body

Announcement is made by the Amer
lean automobile association that open
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15

les ever held in the famous building.
is positively assured by the official
list of exhibitors Just issued by the
Association OF Licensed Automobile
Manufacturers. under whose auspices
the show is to be held. The list shows
a total of 323 different displays. of
which there are 81 exhibits of COM
plete cars, besides 246 exhibits of ac-
cessories and parts, and 2S motor cy-
Gle exhibits.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
All Ready for
Speedway Tests

The craze for the torpedo body on
which was the striking
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
DEADLOCKED
ON EVE OF ELECTION
IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ward and Heydler Assured ofVotes of Three
Clubs Each, With Stanley Robson of 81.
Louis Holding Balance of Power

n hOHh Dec l4Rouine of
OF directors OF the National
convened today Consequently, all
president viii not be taken
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15

by the A. A. A re-
Gently, announces
Director of Con-
tests z. A. MOrOsS
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15

That the tenth national automobile
show in Madison Square garden. Janu-
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15

HUGHES-In loving memory OF David D.
Hughes. who departed for a higher life at
Rhyolite. Nev-. December 10, 1905.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-05
FAMILY AGAIN UNITED.
Des Moines Man Will Enjoy Meeting
Brothers and Sisters After
Many Years.


Des Moines, Aug. 3-After being
lost to each other for more than thirty
years, each believing the others dead,
DR.. G. C. Green, TAG Ninth street, Will
hold reunion today with his brothers
and sisters in Detroit, Mich.
When small boy his parents in
Canada and the brothers and sisters
went to Detroit where by force OF
financial circumstances they were
out into the world to shift for them
selves. Dr. Green drifted from De-
troit to Kansas, moving about from
one place to another in that stare.
Dilatory correspondence was finally
dropped altogether in later years and
the members of the family were lost
from each other.
Several weeks ago sister OF DIT
Green CHANGED to be visiting in Kan
sas and heard report that her brother
had lived and died in the state. While
she was receiving this knowledge, DR.
Green became interested in the searci
for his family and wrote to a distan
relative in Kansas City asking for any
chance knowledge OF any OF his broth
ers or sisters.
| After following out line Of clues
that would have baffled the magma
tive ingenuity Of Katherine Green
the brother and sister finally foun:
each other. One clue le>: to anothe
until all four Of the brothers and Sis
tiers are meeting together again In De
troit. Before returning home Dr.. ant
Mrs. Green will visit other relative
in Pennsylvania
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-05
Good Profit in Horse Raising.

Kirkyille, Aug. 3.-,a F. Moore.
three miles west of he u aas number
Of fine looking colts cs farm. Mi.
Moore believes that IL re is more
money in raising good horses than
there is in raising steers for the
market. He has just sold two of his
colts in the barn, but turns them
loose in the pasture and lets them
rear themselves. He says they make
better and stronger horses and can
stand work after they are trained. He
has a number of three-year-olds OH
The place that have not been in the
barn half dozen times Mr.. Moore
raises only work horses.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-05
TO SELL BOOZE in MlD-sTREAM
Nebraska Man Hits Upon a New
Scheme-Saoon at
MaskeI Closed.

Sioux City, Aug. 3.-His saloon
business driven out of Masked, NeD.,
when the town voted dry a few
months ago, Louis Munson is de-
termined to engage in the liquor bush
ness and in order to evade the state
law he has made application for
government license to sell liquor on
a ferryboat.
While in the saloon business at
Maskel Munson also operated Terry
boat, plying on the Missouri river be
tween Nebraska and South Dakota
his landing place being three miles
from Masked on the Nebraska side
and three miles from Vermillion on
the South Dakota side.
Now Munson has hit upon the
scheme of handling the booze or
the river where he can be touched b!
the laws of neither state.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-05
STATE NOT TO PAY FOR BATH
Member of State Board of Paroles and
Pardons Is Turned Down on so
Cent ALI for Hotel Addition.

Member OF state 5oafu OF FaFoisS anu
Pardons Is Turned Down on so
Cent Bill for Hotel Addition.
Des Moines, Aug. 3.-Employes OF
the state of Iowa cannot charge baths
to the government.
Such is the inference from the ac-
ton of the executive council in re-
fusing to o. X. a Bath $50" item on
bill submitted by Pardon A. Smith,
a member Of the board of parole.
Though the remainder of the ex-
pense account was approved, on the
bill in the auditor of states Office are
the words mot Allowed" in a circle
beneath the enumerated items and
the bath item Is the one indicated.
The bill was dated July 81 and in
cluded in the hotel account the state.
ment Of the cost Of bath. This
caused the economical executive coun-
Gil to pause and the item was re-
fused, thus establishing an unusual
precedent.
Whether the members o. the various
boards are expected to use the bath
tubs at the capital Is the natural ques-
ton after the action on Smiths bill.
In the state house there are three
bath rooms, one is Governor B. +.
CAROLS apartments, another in the
supreme court rooms and third IN
the Easement for the use of custodians
and similar employees around the
4 building.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-05
70 SETTLE GERMAN ENDoW-
MENT MATTER.

Mount Pleasant, Ia, Aug. 3.-Presi
dent e. A. Schell and Attorney w. F..
Kopp will go to Chicago early this
week for the arbitration of the German
College endowment controversy. Judge
Babb Of Aurora will also represent
iowa Wesleyan in the hearing. Over
100000 in endowment is involved Iowa
Wesleyan claims a good share of this
sum, and the German people insist
that they should be permitted to take
1t to Warrenton, Mo, with them. Bish-
ops Neulsen, Anderson and Waldin o.
the Methodist church will hear the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-05
the RECORDERS
| WILL Be BUSY
COUNTY OFFICERS PLAN TO DIS.
cuss MANY QUESTIONS DUR
ING AUGUST.

Sioux City, Aug. 3.-The program Of
the eighth annual convention Of the
County Recorders association, which
is to be held in this city on Aug
ust 18, 10 and 20, the same dates on
which the other county officers of the
state gather here, has been issued.
A busy time has been mapped out for
the county officials during their stay.
The first session will be held We'd
neaday morning, August Is, and this
will be devoted chiefly to the registra-
ton of the delegates and the reports
Of important committees. At o'clock
in the afternoon, with the delegates
from the other county officers as
sociations, the recorders will hold a
joint meeting in the Auditorium. The
address OF welcome will be delivered
by Mayor w. G. Sears, and George e.
| Dunlap of Maquoketa. will respond in
J behalf of the recorders. AT o'clock
the recorders will meet for separate
session, 1.-THE Relation Of the Coun-
ty Recorder to the Public" will be
treated by R. L. Crawford of Sigourney
and What the Public Have a Right
to Expect from a Recorder" will be
touched upon by Mabel johnson OF
Grundy Center.
On Thursday morning A. G. Cole, Of
Abel, will speak on 'The Need Of g
Uniform Blank System in the State Of
Iowa." and Pearle Richardson, of En-
metsburg, will give an address or
'"The Liability of the Recorder
Wednesday evening and Thursday
afternoon have been left open FOL
amusements of some nature to be pro
vided by the Commercial club.
The last session will be held On Fri
day morning What the People
Think About U.s." will be explained b!
Charles Brynteson, Of Sac City, ant
"a Few Matters of Interest to the
: Recorder" will be given by A. H. Hoff
man, of Onawa.
, The meeting will close with tn,
selection Of officers for next year.
Following are the officers of the as
: sociation George E. Dunlap, pres
dent, Maquoketa; F. L. Hills. vic
president, Sioux City; Pearle Richard
son, second vice president, Emmets
burg; George w. Dvorsky, secretar
and treasurer, Iowa City. The excel
tive committee consists of Sam Swift
chairman, Dubuque; A. H. Hoffman
Onawa; c. H. Plummer, Waterloo;
c. Cole, Abel; J. A. Murphy, Id
Grove; Louis Fessler, Fort Dodge, an
J ]. s. Halliday, Boone.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-05
WANT PENSION ROOMS MOVED.
Soldiers Should Not Be Forced to
Climb Stairs When Remodeling OF
Federal Building Starts.

Des Moines, Aug. 3.-Old soldiers Of
Des Moines and Polk county will ask
representatives Of the United States
government to put the entire pension
office on the first floor Of the old
federal building, when the work of
remodeling commences. They say IL
will be of no benefit to them to put
the head Office down onto the first
floor because they will still have to
climb two flights of stairs when they
transact their business.
When the representatives Of the
treasury department arrives from
Washington to arrange for the remod.
cling of the structure he will ask the
head of every department in the build
Ling to submit plans and suggestions
as to how they think the Offices ought
| to be arranged. This will be done
lsome time in the near future.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-05
NEWTON is HOST.
Entertaining Autosts of the Sur
rounding Towns
TOdav

Newton, Aug. 3.--The Newton MO
ter Car club are having big day at
Newton today. vThey are entertain,
ing delegations of Automobiles from
Marshalltown, Des Moines, Grinnell
Pella. Monroe, kellogg, Baxter, Col
fax, Prairie City, Sully, Lynnville
Laurel and all territory contiguous t.
Newton A big picnic and basket din
ner is being held at the fair grounds
with music by the Knight Templai
band. This afternoon there is big
automobile parade and racing.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-05
PICNIC PARTY
At ALBA COMES
TO TRAGIC END
AGNES INQUIRE, PROMINENT
YOUNG WOMAN WHO FORMER
LY LIVED IN oTTUMWA, VIC
TIM OF VIOLENT DEATH.

Abba, Aug. 3.-(Special.)- miss Ag-
mes MCGUIRE. prominent young wom-
an Of this city, was run over by a
train on the Abba and Des Moines
branch of the Burlington last night
at 10 o'clock while returning from a
picnic with hayrack party, and died
four hours later, never regaining con-
seriousness. The party had been at the
city reservoir, mile and half north
west of town. Elmer billiard, the driv-
err of the hayrack, attempted to cross
the tracks ahead Of an ap-
preaching train and succeeded
in getting the vehicle clear
of the train, but a wheel swerved in
crossing the track and Miss, MCGUIRE
was thrown out right in the path OF
the oncoming train. Both legs were
cut off, the skull was fractured and
the body was badly mutilated. The
other members of the picnic party, all
of whom escaped injury, were: Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Manning, Joyce and
Blanche Noble, Blanche Paulmer,
Flossie Mcmillan, Cora Loeb, Carl
McFadden, Hugo McFatridge, Albert
| Roberts, A Abercrombie and J. Clark.
Miss Mcclure was about "a years of
age. She was the daughter of Thomas
MCGUIRE, a conductor on the Abba in
| terurban She was employed at the
Strausberger & Verveer dry goods
store. Miss Mcclure was member OF
the Catholic church. The arrange,
ments for the funeral have not yet
been completed.
Miss Mcclure was employed for
about year in Cullen's store in OF
tumwa and about three months in the
Sullivan and Morrissey store. While
in Ottumwa she resided at the home
of Mrs. Aaron Carr on Ottumwe
street. Miss Mcclure had scores OF
friends in Ottumwa who will be
| shocked to learn of her tragic death
Miss Mcclure was maid Of honor a
the wedding of Miss Dorothy Ostdiel
and Edward Metzger one month ago
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-05
Prohlbs to Hold Picnic.

Des Moines, Aug. 3.-Des Moines
prohibitionists will hold big picnic
celebration at Union park, August IL.
their forces and plan their fall cam
paign wor. Several prominent mem
bers of the party will address the
gathering and a large attendance ID
Iexpected.