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hEV. OHR, CHRIbTIANSUN, PdBJOf,
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North Wisconsin Lumber Company,
Plaintiff,
VS.,
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Summons

for Bayfield, County.
North Wisconsin Lumber Company,
Plaintiff
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defendant
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plant. of which a copy is herewith served
upon you,
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PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
p. o. Address Hayw ard, Sawyer County,
Wisconsin.
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George Gray, Jr.
Defendant,
The state of Wisconsin to the said De-
ienuanL:~
You are hereby summoned to appear with
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mons, exclusive of the day of service. AID
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Matenz BorOwik
Defendant,
The State of wisconsin to the Said De-
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You are hereby summoned to appear with
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plant, of which a copy is herewith served
upon You.
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Plaintiffs Attorney
P.O, Address Hayward, Sawyer County
wisconsin.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
Invaders Make WhirIWind Fin
iSh and Nose Out MiiIerS i'm
the Last Inning
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES
Oakland 3. Stockton 2.
Sacramento II, Fresno i.


The Invaders made one of their
cyclonic finishes yesterday at the Grove
street park and nipped a game away
from the Millers which looked to be in
the visitors grasp. 1t was a we'll
placed rap by Burke which sent the
winning run home for Oakland and
brought sorrow to the Stockton crew
The final score was to p
II was pitchers battle between
Hoag and Lohman, the new recruit
which Cy Mereipg added to his staff
Inc -honors were in favor of the latter,
as ne gave few hits. The last frame
was bad one for Hoag as the
oaklanders seemed to get wise to his
delivery. The ninth inning came around
with the score TO in favor of Stock
ton. McHale got first on a grounder
past short. and Sheehan followed with
hit Happy Smith fouled out and
Neaion flew to left. Henderson went
In TO bat for Campbell. He hit a high
one TO center. but Croll stood in wonder
ment as the ball sailed into his terri
tory When he decided to go after it
ne was. too late and the ball touched
the ground unmolested. McHale scored
Burke raped beautiful hit through
second, which sent Sheehan home with
the winning run. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
Wheelmen's Pursuit Race
To Be. Held Today

An unlimited pursuit race for the
Clancy trophy will be held by the
wheelmen at the stadium today. The
race will start at 80, and in the alb
sence of Robert Dunlap will be. man.
aged by Fred Winterstein. Five clubs
have entered teams and today's races
should prove an interesting one: Each
club will be represented by three rid
ers. The entries are: B. .Schowalter,
w. Bryant and C. Chaboya, Garden City
wheelmen; John Coughlin, Jerry Cough
lin and T. Mullin, Golden City wheel
men; l.. Schachtabeck, Brown and b.
Hartwel Berkeley wheelmen; A. San
GALL. w: Petrie and c. Lage. New Cen
tury wheeImen; r. Diver, p. Quivellon
and d. Burns, Bay City wheelmen.
The Golden City wheelmen drew the
tape, while the others will ride IN the
following order: Bay City, Garden
City, New Century and Berkeley Ae-
cording to the conditions of the race
a team must withdraw as soon as its
three members have been passed by
rider of the team behind. The cup
must be won only once.
In view of the fact that the Garden
City wheelmen won the relay race so
handily last Sunday they are favorites
for today's event. The teams, however,
look evenly matched, and the winner
appears destined to go a long way be-
fore he takes the cup.
The races started in Alameda on
July will be completed a week from
today They will be held over either
the Central avenue or Pacific avenue
courses at Alameda, both of which are
straightaways. The one mile champion
ship race, several heats of which were
held on July 5. will be started all
over. All of those who originally en-
tered are eligible TO ride There will
also be one mile race for Alameda
wheelmen and a 3 mile team race for
five man teams, each to ride three
miles. Tt will be race for points-fve
for first place, three for second place
and one for third place. The winning
team will receive the Alameda cup
The Bay City wheelmen held their
twenty-ffth annual meeting last
Wednesday night. The following We're
elected directors: John Kelly, H Sat
tier, III. Boullin. H. Robinet. G. Cruden,
p. Cushman and Robert Dunlap. The
directors will meet next Wednesday
night and elect officers
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
California Wing Club to Wind
Up Shooting Season

The California wing club will wind
up the trap shooting season at the
Ingleside grounds today and the event
will not only be+he final meet for the
year, but it will be the last shoot held
at these grounds under the auspices of
the organization.
After this year these old grounds.
where expert marksmen have been dis
playing their skill for the last II years.
will live only in the memory. of things
that were. With the completion, of a
three days blue rock and live pigeon
tournament commencing September II
the grounds will be abandoned, and
next season will find powder burners
shattering clay pigeons and grassing
live birds at place to be selected.
The California wing club was organ
lied in 1872, and until 1879 the single
barrel experts met at Millbrae. In those
days there were no distance handicaps,
all of the contestants shooting at 81
yards rise. a system entirely different
from that now in vogue. From 1880 to
1889 the shoots were held at the
Bay District racetrack and at San
Bruno. In 1890 and during the FIVE
following years the Oakland racetrack
ers. and in 1897 the club apened the
Ingleside grounds.
Pete Walsh of Black Point is the
Oldest member df.the club actively en-
gagged in the live bird shooting pastime
today. Clarence Haiglit, "One Barrer'
Pete Murphy of Petalun1a and w. J.
Golcher are also members of the old
guard that shot with the club in the
old days.
A keen contest is eNpecteds in the
seventh and last race at II birds for
the club gold medals that will be held
today. A. ]. Webb is first in the race
for the medal. having grassed 10 of the
% III n ls.c -
Ed Schultz and Tony Prior are tied for
second place, ,both having 6S birds to
their credit. while Clarence Nauma M
and W. J.. Golcher come. next with a
score of Sc each. Otto Feudner. an
other of the clubs crack shots. is also
we'll up in the medal races but he will
not participate in today's shoot Tav-
ing gone to Medford to o=attend the tour
nament of the Pacific Indians, an .-or-
sanitation of northern sportsmen. ~
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
Soccer Players Preparing
For Coming Games

The soccer players are getting into
trim for the coming season, which
opens October ;, and already the man
ayers and secretaries are signing up
their players. The first practice game
viii be played at the stadium today.
when the Thistles and Burns clash.
TheSBurns and Barbarians had game
arranged for Alameda, but the grounds
there are not available and the match
has been called Off.
+ Indications point TO a prosperous
season. The league will comprise the
same number OF clubs as last season.
The Building Trades and Scotias have
given up the ghost. but their. places
will be. taken by the Caledonians and
a team from the Alameda athletic as
ISOLATION The Reliance club of Oak
land is forming team. but the club
boys will probably apply for admission
10 the Western league. The Olympic.
club team belongs TO this organiza-
fion. and il the Reliance club decides
to join the junior league the rivalry
of the diamond and track will be car
ried on on the soccer fields. The yam-
pires are considering Joining the Re-
lance club. II they do. the Oakland
club will enter it's team in the Cali
fornia league The Hornets have
already merged with the Bsrbarians
and the independents may go over in a
body to the Olympic club. w Nc
Ritchfe, who captafned the Hoa nets
last year. viii probab bly, keep goas. Tor
The Burns club this season.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
Fort Erie Races

FORT ERIE RACETRACK. Ont. Sept A.
The summer season OF racing closed here today
with program Of seven races Ine fields
were shorter than usual account or many
shipments to the Blue Bonnet track at Montreal
The Iroquois Hotel stake handicap for year
olds at hve and half furlcngs. was the
Thomas Walsh. trainer for the Newcastle
stable>and acting for r.. i. Wilson J-. today
purchased the colt Prince Imperial from John
Marklein for the reported price OF Sl2. 600 After
closing the deal the Star shoot colt was with
drawn from the lrOqGOs stake and immediately
made ready for shipment to New York sum
msrieS:
First race. i've furlongs. purse $500. 2 year
oids. seIlng-Kid. 93 IL. WILSON,, to /. 3
Creed. s6 ~. Reid to !, 5 to ) and : to
: 10 . and 8 10 >. third. Time. 1:01 Wool
easta. Robert Powell. Mae Henley. also ran
Second race. Spurse $500. selling year ef1s
and upward. and sixteenth miles type
rion III. 10 ~. Reid. To :. I to and cut.
won by half a length: Roseboro. 10T &C. Ross.
II 10 3 & 10 : ani out. second: Quass-
40. ct. Ricel. TO I. > to l and % 10.
third. Time, 1:47 4-5. Kenmare Queen, Pedro.
Third race purse $500. handicap year oIds
and upward. six furlongs-Sewell, les tMentryi.
TO ?. even and to ?, won by bali length:
All Red. i1o C. Ross. to 1. to snd 3
10 5. second: Merrick. 113 IT. Ricel. to >.
to 10 and 10 10. third Time. l:l4 Belle
Fourth race. purse $500. hve and a half
furlOngs. Iroquois Hotel stake. handicap. > wear
oIds-Sager 100 tKennedyl is 10 1. 4 to
and to . won bv two lengths. Forest. 100
CwiIsonl IS to l. 8 to I and 4 to .. second:
Eve White 119 &C. Burns. II To 20 and ont.
third. Time. 1:OS So. Galvesca. Good Intent.
Fifth race, purse $500. handicap year ODDS
and upward one and an eighth miles-ToH
Hayward. 96 &C. Ross, 13 TO 10 and out.
by half length: OzsnO. % q. Reid. l3 TO
5. 1 to > and out. second: Old Honesty, 112 &C.
Burnsl s TO ) and out. third. Time. 1.33 4--i.
Only three starters.
and upward-One aud ree-sixteenth miles
The Wrestler. 1i2 tReidl. > 70 1. 8 to and I
TO A. won bF six lengths: Flora Riley. 109
Burns. s to 5. TO ; and out second: Dele
strome. 1O2 (Estepl. 10 10 1, 3 10 I and 6 10
B. third. Time, 1853 l-5- Agnes Wood. Doubt
also
Seventh race. purse 500. selling year oils
and upward six furlcBgs-Cooney X. 1O3 tWu-
son( to . to ; and I TO = won hy
length: Ben Donble. les tRossf. . to 3 : TO
10 and 1 to 5. second; ST. Jeanne. los (Ricel
10 >. . 20 and I to >. third. Time. 1.f4.
Arionette. Mike sutton. also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
Marsh Scores
Tactics of the
British Riders
Sloan and Maher Are Initiated
by Jockeys Without the
Americans Ability

King Edwards trainer. Richard
Marsh, in giving his views OF present
day jockeys. says that the American
invasion has upset the British turf.
Riding and training have never
been the same since the Americans
came over about. 1899 and unsettled
everything" said Marsh. THE butcher
boy crouch on the withers' style OF
riding is the curse of racing at the
present time. 1t has resulted In bad
riding, foul riding and in laming more
horses than ever was the case before
the Americans came over.
1t is all a mistake to think Sloan
was jockey of this sort. He had per-
feet hands, the best have ever known
jockey to possess, and he was GER
tainly one OF the best have ever
known. If he made the running he did
1T at his own pace-he was such n
wonderful judge of pace. You did not
start to finish and doing everythfn 8
possible TO break it's legs and heart.
Il believe in the old English seat
and the long feathers, and IL a jockey
wishes to ride short let him ride also
with his head. If he wants TO make
the running let him do it so that he
waits In front.
<kiahct 10 q SOOu JOChcy OcCduSc iAc
rides with his head. and all those Eng
lish Jockeys who Immediately adopted
the Yankee crouch did so believing
that they were doing what was neces-
sary to initiate Sloan and Maher. Then
they thought il was only necessary to
come heiter skelter from pillar to
post. They forgot those other quail
ties that made Sloan the great jockey
he was"
The list of winning owners in
France is headed by W. X. Vanderbilt,
who has close to s170.o00 TO his credit.
This amount is made up largely of the
winnings of Oversight, Negofol and
Sea Sick. They have more than equaled
the winnings OF Verdun, whose owner.
Baron Maurice de Rothschild, has a
total of s145.725.
E. r. Bradley, who bought half in
terest in Cunard and other stations. as
well as brood mares and youngsters.
owned by Mrs. Langdon. widow of the
late Caesar Young, is planning to race
on an extensive scale. He is among
the liberal purchasers at the yearling
sales being held at Sheepshead Bay.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
.CaledOnians
Will Celebrate
Admission Day
Clans to Rally at San MafeO and
Compete i'm Games for
Prizes

SAN MATEO, Sept. 4.-The plans for
the celebration of the Caledonian club
to. be held here Admission day are
meeting with great success. Highland
ers and lovers of sport will gather
from all parts of the state. Members
of the Burlingame set and several of
the local clansmen have donated hand
some trophies.
1t is expected that the competition
in the five mile and one mile races will
be keen, owing to the fact that the
prizes in these events are costly. Fran
yer loving cup, which will go to the
winner of the five mile race. George
r. Shreeve has given beautiful cup
of hammered copper with deerhorn
handles for the mile run. Mrs. Ansel
NJ. Easton has presented silver cup
as first prize in the relay race. Ken
meth McCIoud, q member OF the local
Caledonian club, has given a gold
medal for the winner of the pipe COM
petition. There is also about $500 in
cash prizes. In the evening the san
Mateo Caledonian club Will give ball
in the Athletic hall.
Following is the list of events:
Light hammer, light shot, pipe COM
petition fmarches and reels), boys race
iunder Il years, ence around the
track, 220 yards (open race), scotch
reel in costume fno ehildren). race for
girls (16 years of age and under), best
dressed men in full Highland costume:
sword dance in costume (for mem, Old
mems race (50 years and over), ladies'
race Goo yards), reel O'Tulfoch tfor
lads and Iassies), half mile (open race),
Highland fling tfor' men in costume),
Irish jig and reel tfor. lads and lassies
In Irish costume). sack. race, irish jig
and hornpipe (for women. open), reel
O'TuIioch (for men in costume): cake
walk. clog dance by Prof. w. b. Vince
Ian of Glasgow (world's champfon),
Irish Jig and hornpipe (for men. open).
Under the Pacific athletic associa.
tion-10Q yard race, pole vaut, one
mile run. high jump, quarter mile. re-
lay race (open), FIVE mile race, drib-
bling race.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
Senators Take
The Third Seal
Scalp In Week
Game SparkIes With Brilliant
Fielding, but Mfscue Costs
Visitors Five Runs
Ispeoial Dispatch 10 The Call

lSpecIdl DISpdtch 10 ne No'I
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 4.-The ability
Of the lawmakers to confine their MT
inc "a a few innings gave them the
third Seal scalp Of the week today In
game that sparkIed with brilliant field
ing BY both teams. Three safe swats
5n each Of the third and eighth in
-nings. coupled with a costly miscue'
sen+ Eve of the Ioca Is around the CIR
emit The home plate had no occasion
TO complain of Seal patronage TOT
only one Of Longs men set loot on
third base.
II WAS Browns second victory OF the
week over the Seals. and he had them
in hand from the sound Of the gong
Six hits were allowed, but 1t TOOK slA
innings 10 make them. A little un-
steadiness in control in the last four
rounds gave him more trouble than the
sticks OF the visitors.
Willis has no one 70 blame for the
loss OF the game but himself, for his
following helped hinn along with three
lightning double plays. A pass issued
10 FIanag gan in the third inning let in
three tallies. Graham hit past third.
Brown laid down q punt which Willis
booted Shinn cracked a hit over sec
ond. and Flanagan scored.
Graham was caught at the plate on
Darringer's grounder, but Gandifs long
bounce past third boosted two across.
Fast sprinting by Sitinn in taking two
bases on Darringer's short hit through
the pitcher caused Kid Mohler to toss
the pellet into a group of automobiles
20 catch him at third in the eighth.
Hap Meyers scored Dsrringer on the
squeeze.
Longs new out6elder, Miller. had a
chance to show his class when Jimmy
Lewis was put out OF the game for
kicking. Miller came up with two men
on base and famed through Irwin's
nearsig ghtedness. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
Western Golf Team Wins
The Olympic Cup

WHEATON. H., Sept A. The
Olympic cup was today won for the
third time by golf team represent
ing the Western golf association. In
cidentally the team made the lowest
medal score by nine strokes ever made
during competition for the trophy, the
total for SO holes for four men being
623. strokes an average of about "a
strokes per hole per man..
Only four teams contested. They
represented the Western, Ohio state
st. Louis and Wisconsin golf associa :
tons Not team was entered from
any of the associations in the east
affiliated, with the United States golf
association, because the Western golf
associa ton last winter adopted a set
of golfing rules differing from those
accepted by the national body.
The Western team consisted of
Chandler Egan of Exmoor. Warren X
Wood of Homewood, Charles Evans Jr.
of Exmoor western champion and
Kenneth P Edwards of Midlothian.
Egan displayed the best form with a
morning round of 75 and an afternoon
round of a.
Players who will contest in the
championship tournament, which be-
gins Monday, were on the course to-
day
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
Sheepshead Bay Races

SHEEPSHEAD BAY. N Y. Sept 4--Waldo.
the to favorite. today won easily the twenty
furlongs. defeating a high class neld and vir-
tually settling the question Of the champion
year old Of the year. Results:
First race the Newcastle selling. dve and a
half furlongs-Intrinsie to 5, won: Helen Car
roll. TO 1, second; Glen Helen. to l. third
Time, 1:0S
Second race. the Great Autumn steeplechsse,
about two and a half miles-Rampsrt. TO 5,
won: Denler. 20 TO /. second; st. Nick. to L,
third Time. SIP As.
Third race the Flatbush stake. 81. 900 added.
seven furlongs-Waldo. TO 5. won: Daimatian,
IL to j. second Grasmere. 10 I, third Time,
1:26 Is.
Fourth race. one and a quarter miles. the
Sysonby-king James, 1 to 4. won: Zienap. Z
10 !, second; Pins and Needles, to :, third.
Time, 2:OJ.
Fifth race, one and sixteenth miles-Black-
ford. IL TO 5. won: Rockstone. to 2. second !:
Bird of Flight H. l2 TO /. third. Time. :46 1-5.
Sixth race. six and a half furlongs-Recquet.
Is TO 5. third. Time, 1:1T Is.