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Want theSam
Training Place
Crowd Watches Jack johnson
Box at the Beach With
His Sparring Partner

While October is the date oficially
set by Match Maker Lereari as the
time when Johnny Frayne and Lew
PoVeli, the lightweights. are to bat
tie. the boys are having a mixup over
who IS going to take possession OF
Millett's training quarters Up to the
time of their fight Both lads are at
the Colma training camp. and one OF
them undoubtedly will have TO HE or
TO another camp. but at present they
are both determined that the other
fellow shall go. Joe Millett. who is the
boss Of the place. is wanted for referee.
but Miliett is away and can not be To-
Gated. Frayne took possession OF the
camp Saturday and while on the road.
Powell, who says he had been staying
there. arrived. Each boy claimed his
right to the establishment. The
trouble Is still on and an arbitrator
is needed.
Big Jack Johnson was the center OF
an admirtng mob yesterday at the Seal
Rock house dancing pavilion at the
oeacn, where ne boxed four rounds
with Dave Mills. The big colored fel-
low took the floor during the dancing
hours and crowds sWarmed into the
place TO get peek at the black cham
pion.
: Johnson did considerable gymnasium
work during the afternoon. He has
made an early start for Ketchel. and.
according to the work he did yester-
any chances of entering the ring out
of condition
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Bremen Makes Best Scores
At Schuetzen Park

Frank n. Bremen did the best shooting of the
day at Schuetzen park yesterday. carrying OF
two frsts and one second, and winning an
extra match which created considerable interest.
Scores:
= Medal scores. first champion class-o. A.
Second champion class-A. Steider 2I2. 176;
u. +; Blasse. 2l2. I59: T. J. Carroll, 2os. 1s4;
]. Frei. 213. 1875: G. A. Pattberg. 2l1, 1914;
e. Woenne. 2o5, l62: Max Kolander. 1879. 1913;
Second class-R. ]. Strecker, 2ll. 2ol; L.
Third class-L Hauser,. 2l5. IFS; W. G.
Hoffman zoo Sil lss; = Bolles 2os 49,
l55; Il. NieoiaI. lao iss: J. Williams. 200 is4
]. J. E. Klein iss. i les: F. suter. i7s. i5s; 6.
rrchs & If i6e; e r,a. y9n Hsr,wis. l5s ss Ies:
les. lss: =: sehrosdeT: lss rs; j; s Ieufenes.
wsisr ssss.an II. iss son W.T. l ias
bold. $50. lie: J. straub, IA. I5s; 4. Utschig,
q Cadet let elass-A. wnle. 14o. 1876.
Bullseye prize winners-Frank Bremen. 1850;
o. A. Bremen, 25S; ]. Williams, 450; A. Hen
nings, 516; R. ]. Strecker, 517; L. ]. Oliver,
526; F. Attinger, 5as; ]. straub. eos; +. A.
BerteIsen, rs: F. F. Carson 754: +. Il. Garnie.
759; NJ. F. Blasse, SAT; L. Hauser, GAL; A.
Studer, e72; J. Frei, 1,0l0; II. Diehl. 1,021; F.
Garralrant. l,036: F. J. Carroll, 1.o46; w. G.
Hoffman, 1.133; F. Q; Bertelsen. 15s: A. Rah-
wyler. 1,1s5; g. A. Pattberg. lies; NJ Roland
A. L. OFT. 1900: ]. Boiler, 1860 Cadets-A. D.
Strecker, 275; A. Willie, 1.622.
Competition shooting-George A. Pattberg, H.
20; F. II. Bremen, 30. 50; J. Williams, 20, CO;
j. Frei, 20. 6s; e. woenne, go. 6s; G. r. Hauser.
69 A. Studer, SO, 6S: ". c. Hoffman. 6S, SO:
" F. Blasse, IS: L. Hauser, IS: NJ Kolander
81; O. E. Rosberg. 81; T. Simmer, 67 G..
Schroeder. 6S II. Nicolai. &C.; A. Rahwyler. CO.;
2 Zuesf SO: F. Muehlebach, SO: c. B. Norris
65: A. Won wyl. 65; G. Fricke. "a: L. Willie 81 /:
a. L. OFT. "a; ]. Boiler. 63; NJ. Reuhold, 62: j..
E. Klein, 81: A. ron Wyl, go.
Pistol and revolver shooting. possible 50-F.
O. Bertelsen. As, A; W. F. Blasse. 81; +. J..
Carroll, Al Al; Max Kolander. 46, 45; W. G.
Hoffmsn. As. Is; F. n. Garnie, 49, 43; F.
Rietzke. SO. 36: o. Rosberg. 36; p. Jscohy. 32.
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Beavers Bowl
Over Oaks i'm
Both Contests
Portland Finishes the Series by
Allowing Commuters One
Game During Week

The fans who were proclaiming a
greatest team IN the league are sorry
they spoke on account Of the manner
Il which Portland showed up the Com
muters during the series just ended
Tne best Oakland can show IS a 10 in
ming victory. a tie game and nye de-
1eatE Al the present clip the Com
muters figure TO regain their old place
OF heading the league upside down.
Ihe Oakl2nderS have no excuses TO
o1er- They played hard and put up
Interesting battles, but Portland played
klbitions both contests were hooked in
by the northerners with ease The
morning contest was somewhat of q
farce while in the afternoon Spec
darkness held the enemy under hyp-
nOuc influence while he applied the
whitening brush.
The hard fought contests during the
week brought out good crowd. but
the game was hardly up TO the stand
ard OF the contests during the week
days The Portlanders took the lead
rom the outset and the result could be
t1recasted many innings before the
ninth by the manner In which Harkness
boWled over the Commuters
Boice was on the hill for Oakland
and he was an easy mark. Portland
was getting after him in a lively man.
ner IN the sixth, when Reidy pulled
him out and turned the job over to
ance in an Oakland uniform this sea-
son. The new pan dished out an as
sOrtment that was bewildering. and
durins the three innings he was on the
and that was q dinlky infield one. How
ever. Il did not matter much how good
the pitcher was. as Oakland was weak
al the bat. Score:
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Driving Club
Holds Exciting
Races in Park
Two Drivers Are Thrown and
Events on the Card Are
H0fiy Contested

Exciting finishes and wrangling were
the features of the races OF the San
Francisco driving club in the park sta
dunn yesterday afternoon. All four
events were hotly contested. The last
race, the free for all trot. had 10 go
over until next Sunday morning for the
deciding heat, H. Boyle's Modicum and
j. j. Buffers Major Cook having an
nexed two heats each wnens darkness
made 1T impossible TO race longer II
was $50 When the days sport ended-
From the way Major Cook took the
first TWO heats II looked as though ne
would win nandIly, but Modlcum ana
Princess Christine fought hard Tor the
honors. AS the race progressed Modl-
cum seemed to get better, while Major
Cook appeared to be Ilring. Boyle was
anxious to go another heat despite the
fact that 1T was so dark that II was al
most impossible TO distinguish the
horses as they passed the stand. The
judges, however, decided that the race
should be completed next sunday The
trophy for the event is silver cup or
fered by James Cairns.
The 2:30 pace was bitterly contested
from start 70 finish; II; G AhieTs
Edwards. owner OF Baldy Mitchell.
protested that Ahlers had crowded
Baldy Mitchell out OF position in the
back stretch. Ahlers denied violating
the rules and the judges held with him.
In the second heat Princess V broke
badly at the start and would have been
distanced had there been a flag Ed
wards objected again. AhlerS took
the third heat handily, but in the
fourth heat there were charges Of un-
sportsmanlike driving made against Al
Schwartz, who was behind Baldy
Mitchell. Ahlers asserted that
Schwartz in the back stretch swung
out so that Princess V was forced
against Tom T. driven by Dan Hoff-
man Ahlers' sulky was smashed,
while both he and Hoffman were
thrown to the track. Tom T paced on
driver. In front of the stand Bill
Swain, a stable boy, hurled himself al
the horses head and brought him to
standstill amid the cheers OF the large
number of spectators He was re-
warded with purse taken up among
the horsemen. Princess V was famed
by the collision, but gamely struggled
through the fifth and deciding heat,
which went to Baldy Mitchell.
In the 2:30 trot Buckley's Walter G.
led John Nowlan's Dick to the wire
the first two heats and then Dick went
out and annexed three straight, with
Clotere's Monk finishing second in
these heats.
H. Boyle's Diodens took the free for
all pace in straight heats with Kitty
d as the contender.
The officers of the day were as fol-
ton, H. Schottler and r. Bennett.
judges; NJ. Sanderman. J. V. Cooney
and z. T. Ayers. timers: F. Lauterwas-
ser Jr.. marshal; James McGrath, Sec
retary
The results follow:
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Oakland and
Fresno Break
Even on Day
Tigers Win Morning Game 8 to
and Invaders Blank On.
p0nenfs i'm Afternoon

FRESNO, Sept. 1s.-Oakland and
Fresno divided two hard hitting
games today, the Tigers winning in the
morning. 8 to 1. and the visitors blank
ing the locals, 6 to o, in the afternoon.
Smith was in fine form in the first con-
test and Oakland was fortunate to
cross the rubber once. Henderson was
pounded hard, Carney knocking a home
run with two on bases in the third
Kuhn repeated the stunt in the fifth
with one on. In the afternoon the
Tigers had men on bases in every
round. but Moskiman wriggled out Of
each tight place. Oscar Jones was ham
mered opportunely, Jimmy McHale get
ting a homer Scores:
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Racing Auto Hits Telegraph
Pole and Is Wrecked

Los ANGELES. Sept 1s.-The Mount
Badly road race was won today by
Ruess of Los Angeles. driving Pope
Hartford The time for the distance
of e36 miles was three hours and four
seconds. The White car today came
to grief early in the race, and the
driver, Gus Seyfried. and his mechanic.
their lives. The machine struck a
telegraph pole near Newhall and was
wrecked. Forbes suffered a broken
arm and was internally injured Sey-
The Apperson car driven by Harris
Hanshue was second, finishing in
3:24:39. There were only three en-
tries. The winner secured $500
purse and the Fenner silver cup.
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WILL PLAY roR CHAmpIoNsHIp

yALLEJO, Sept. 19.-After three
hours of wrangling In a local news
paper Office this afternoon the old
rivals, the Century football club of
Oakland and The Winged v's of Vallejo.
arranged a series of three games to be
played for the club championship of
the state intercollegiate football will
game is to be played in Oakland
thanksgiving morning, the second in
Vallejo on New Years day, and the
third in the city named by tha club
winning its game by the largest score.
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Portland 5, Oakland 3

Oakland did high and lofty tumbling
in the field during the morning game
Al Freeman's park and the Commuters
passed the game TO Mercedes outfit on
Z plate. The Beavers were not forced
10 plav hard. for the oaks were will
ing 10 assist them at every turn. Ton
nesOn pitched a fair game. but his team
mates made eight errors behind him.
IN the sixth Portland tied the score by
making three runs off two hits. They
took the leac in the seventh by scoring
without the aid of hit and made an
other in the ninth. During the last
four innings the Commuters could not
touch Garrett Score:
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HIGH SCHOOLS To COMPETE
fSpeeial Dispa.ch 10 TIE Call

VALLEJO. Sept. 19-The second
field meet OF the Sonoma-Napa-Solan
counties athletic league will be held
at the Vallejo racetrack Saturday. Oc-
tober 30. The high schools OF Napa
Vallejo. Sonoma. St. Helena. Santa
Rosa HeaIdsburg and Sebastopol have
enterered in nearly every event.
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Los Angeles 3, Sacramento 2

SACRAMENTO. Sept 1s.-Doyle
threw away the game for Sacramento
today when he let Howard's grounder
roll between his legs TO the fence. and
two men crossed the plate, in the sev<
enth- Hosp's triple gave the Angels
q run In the third. but a walk, Gandils
long hit and Myers single put the
locals IN the lead Doyle's bungle alone
was responsible for the defeat This
game gives the Angels the series by
four games to two Score:
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Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three runs and hits OF Boce In ; Is in,
nings- Three base hit-Graney. Two base hit-0.
johnson. Maggsrt. Mckune- Sacrifice hfts-0lson,
Grsney. %. johnson. First base On called hails-Of
fiarkness :. OF Roice ,. Struck out-By Hsrk-
less ?. By Johnsou4. Struck out-o. johnson 20
5lcCredie. Orr. c Lewis. Double plsys-Boice
NcKune 10 d. Lewis: EsrkDess 70 o. Johnson:
Olson to COoney to Ort 20. Time Of game
z-T
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

SANTA ROSA, Sept. 19.-The Studebaker base
ball team from San Francisco was defeated to
by. Santa Rosa today. The visitors were ouf-
classed by the Santa Rosa team and were never
In danger of crossing the plate but once, and
then Troy settled down and struck out two men.
Troy pitched great game for Santa Rosa. strik-
ing out 10 men. He was opposed In the boz by
Benham, who had seven strikeouts to his credit.
Both left handed. Ellis caught for the locals
and Auer for the visitors.
SAN MATEO, Sept. 19.-The fast Barney
Frankels defeated the San Mateo nine on their
home grounds today by a score of to 2 The
visitors and the excellent exhibition of the
Frankels pitcher. Ailegart, who allowed only
two hits and struck out 10.
MODESTO, Sept 1e.--The Modesto Reds de-
feated the All California nine of Oakland today
by score of 4 TO 2. Colby and Harrison
twirled good ball. Hackett's Sacramento outlaws
viii play the Reds here tomorrow. Score:
Modesto s 5
All California. a.......................2 Q &
Batteries Harrison and Palm; Goldy and
Moulton.
The Maxwells broke the long winning streak
Of the Alameda Alerts, defeating them at San
Leandro yesterday AFTERNOON by score Of to /.
Hayward defeated Fruityale in an interesting
batting rally in the last two innings, BY
score Of 9 to p.
WILLOWS, Sept. l9.-The Williams baseball
team. an imported one, accompanied by about
200 fans and brass band; arrived in this city
istered an awful drubbing to them. The score
was for Willows and a string Of goose eggs
for the visitors. willows catcher, Carman
fans win be sorry to him depart fomorrov
to join the San Francisco team as backstop
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Three base hits-McArdle. Bernard. Two
hsse hfts-Nundorf. Willett. Sacrifice hits
Williams Miller Tenant Stolen base-Coy.
First base on called balls-On Stewart 1, of
WfIiett l. Strnck out-By Stewart 5, by
WIlleft l. Double plsy-Hogan TO Bernard to
Brashesr. Passed ball-Hogan- Time Of game
hour and As minutes Umpires-Irwin and
Mccarthy.
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American Association

At Columbus-Ffrst game: Columbus I. Kan
At Toledo-First game: Toledo 5, St Paul 0.
Second game: Toledo 2. ST. Paul 3.
At LouisYille--First game Louisville s. Min
neapolis g. Second game: Louisville 4. Mime
apolis 2.
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Vernon Sci, San Francisco z-5

Los ANGELES. Sept. 1s.- Vernon
succeeded in taking one game of to-
days double header with San Francisco,
winning the morning contest TO 2. by
batting Browning hard IN three innings
ficaiiy won the game in the seventh by
hitting WilIett Tor three safeties and
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SUMMARY

Home runs-Carney, Kuhn. Two base hits
Francks. Funck, Henderson. Struck out-By Hen
derson l. by A. Smith l. Double plays-Sheehan
to Nealon to Sheehan; SehimpH to Kelley to
Tracey Earned rqns-fresno q First base on
Fresno g. Oakland @. First base on errors
Fresno 2 Oakland /. Stolen bases-H Householder
Francks f2). McDonough Sacrifice hits-Kelley,
Tracey. A. Smith. Time Of game-1 hour and 50
minutes. umpire-Ehret
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SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Three base hits-Halfinan Miller. Murray.
Sacrifice hits-Jansing. Pfyl. Lebrand, Waters
Stolen bases-Van Buren, 2, Pfyl. First base on
out-By Gaffney 8. by Trippet 3. Left on bases
Stockton S. Sacramento g.. Hit by pitched ball
Miller. Hallinan Wild pItch-Trippet. Double
Stockton 2. Time of game--1 hour and AZ min
utes. Umpire--Harper. Scorer-Harlin.
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Chances Of Leading Teams
In the Major Leagues
fSpecial D,eoieh to The Cali

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Sept. 1s.-Following
are all the games ii is possible for the
three leading teams in the National
and American leagues to play during
the remainder of the season:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chi. NY. Gin. Phi. ST. Blyn. Bsn.
chicasoa.. o s-is
New York. 6 A 3 Os22
If Pittsburg loses OF its Is games
Chicago can win the pennant by taking
Is straight If New York wins all of
It's games Chicago must win IL to hold
second place
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Phil. Bsn. Chi. DIV. NY ST. WISH
PsaIsas Phiisd.iphia. 5i. Q . s ~ES
Boston. o. 2 Ola
If Detroit wins IL out of Is games.
Philadelphia can tie for the lead by
winning 10 straight. If Boston wins
IA straight Detroit must win IL games
and Philadelphia eight to let Boston
win
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OAKLAND
'OIsoD out: BIT hy batted bal
Runs AND HIS By INNING
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Speas. Mccredie. Cooney. Sac
rifce hit-Lewis- First base called balls-or
Garrett 5, Of Tonneson 5. Struck out-By Gar
rett Z. by TonresOa :. Stolen bases-Grsney.
Fisher. Carroll 81. Msggart. Cutshaw- Hit by
pitched bsll-Figher. Passed bsll-Nurray- Time
Hsitren and Tonan.
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SUMMARY

Home run--McHale. Two base hit-McDon-
ough Struck out-By Jones g. by Moskiman q
Earned runs-0akland 3. First base on called
balls-On Jones 3. of Moskiman 2 Left on
bases-Fresno ~. Oakland s. First base on err
rors-Oakland l. Sacrifice hit-Joyce. Time of
game-l hour and 80 minutes Umpire-Ehret.
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four runs Stewart pitched a nice game
for the visitors IN the afternoon ana
never was in danger. Scores:
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Haye You . Flat to Let.

If you have a house or nat that Is
vacant advertise 1t In the Want Ad
section of The Call and 1t will not
remain vacant long. Phone your ad
to Kearny Sc.
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The Portland team left last night for the
north, after very successful trip Of four
Beavers dgure to hnish bang up second. They
viii be On their home grounds for four weeks.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

ST LOUIS. Sept. i9.-Philadelphia won to-
days game by batting out three runs in the
ninth inning. Score: r. Il f.
Philadelphia -----..-..----.--.-
st. LOUIS
Bstteries-Ccrridon and Doom, Harmon and
Bresnahan- Umpire-0'Day-
CINCINNATI, Sept. 19--Boston was defeated
in both games of q double header here today.
Score. first game: E. r. E.
Cincinnati
Boston
Batteriss-Gaspar and Roth: Brown and Ora
ham. Umpires-Brennan and klem-
Score. second game: T. H. T.
Cincinnati
Boston .
Batteries-Spade and Pauxtis; Evans. Richie
and Graham. Umpires-Klem and Brennan
CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-Chicago and New York
played a is inning tie today. the game being
stopped By darkness with the score to 4.
Score: X h. E.
chicago -...s-.-. II
New York. IL o
Hatteries.Reulhseh. Pfsister and Archer:
and Johnstore-
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SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Three base hits-Hosp. Gandil. First base OF
called baIls-On Fitzgerald !. OF Hosp q Struck
ouf-By Fitzgerald Z. by Hosp l. Time OF
esme-I hour and 20 minutes Umpire-afc-
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Total .......so q 1
sAN FRANCIsCO
al 90 ~
tied for Browning in the ninth.
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Mundorf Coy. Mott sacri-
fee hits-Berry, Eagan. Haley, Hogan First
base on called balls-of Shafer 2. Struck
out-Bv shafer 2 By Browning /. Double play
Sfovau to Hogan. Hit by pitched bali-Moh-
ler williams Time of game--1 hour and 40
minutes Umpires-Irwin and Mccarthy
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PAcKEY IN TWENTY ROUND DRAW
NEW ORLEANS. Sept 1s.-Packey
Mcfarland and Ray Bronson fought
20 rounds to . draw in McDonouGh-
willie, across the river from New Or
leans. this afternoon
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Stockton 6, Sacramento 2

STOCKTON, Sept. 1s.--By winning
the game today Stockton moved up into
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I'd //KI
S>7ZA x III III
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast League
RESULTS OF GAMES

RESULTS OF GAMES
Portland ), Oakland 3.
Portland 3, Oakland o.
Vernon ). San Francisco 2.
San Francisco 3. Vernon I.
Los Angeles 3. Sacramento 2.
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third place. Gaffney had the Indian
sign on the Sacramento tossers Score:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
(state Leaguel

RESULTS OF GAMES
Fresno 8, Oakland L.
Oakland 8, Fresno o.
Stockton @, Sacramento 2.
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0AkLAND

'asrgsrt out. hit BY bstted ban in the sixth.
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AAo%rAA< A<---ht ~
chi Nv Gin pin ST. p,v, Re,

AMERICAN LEAGUE
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MISREPRESENTATION and Doom; Harmon and
Bresnahan- Umpire-0Day-
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TERRITORIAL OSTEO-
PATHIC EXAMINERS.

The Territorial O~Steopathic Exam
lining Board met at the Office of DR..
c. l.. Parsons yesterday to examine
applicants from the eastern part of
New Mexico. DR.. G. II. Como Of Al
buquerque, president, and DIR. c. l..
Parsons, of Roswell, vicepresident.
Charles E. Whelon, of Santa Fee, sec
rotary and treasurer, We're in atten-
dance. The candidates who took the
examination were Drs. Eva Wilker, of
Artesia; II. n. Baker, of Loving; Ell
la Ray Hicks. of Carlsbad and Mary
Hutchinson, of Roswell. BY the cour
tesy of DIR. Parsons all the visitors
enjoyed an auto ride through the
farms. The doctors from Ai5uquer
que and Santa Fe. who had never
seen this portion of the territory, eX
pressed themselves as surprised at
the wonderful productivity of the Pc
eos Valley and agreed that Roswell
must eventually become the metropo-
lis of New Mexico. DIR. Whelon is a
worker in the division of tae Scottish
Rite Free Masonry. occupying h po-
Sition OF Venerable Master of one of
he bodies at Santa Fe, n spent
some of his lime while here looking
after Masonic affairs.
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776. 4Stf.
FOR RENT room house loo w.
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nection- $50 per month.-W. Al.
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Classified ''AdS.''
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE:-S0 acres of and scrip
special price if sold this week.-Ti-
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FOR SALE:-7 horse power Morse
Fairbanks engine and well drill. at
a bargain on easy terms. See J. II.
fowler at p. V. Feed Yards. 77t6*
FOR SALE:-The Sheridan property
on the corner of 7th and North
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with splendid artesian we'll. This
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Rev. c. r. Lucas leaves this even
irg L attend the 25th Annual session
Of the New Mexico English Mission
Of the Methodist Episcopal church, To
be held in Ell Paso. The leading feat
IRE of the years work of the church
in this city is their offering of $3.50
per member for the benevolences, or
$40 per member for all purposes. For
Home and Foreign Missions alone
1885 per member was raised. Mr.. Al
len /. Mulhollen will lead the prayer
meeting on Wednesday eve. Rev G.
\. Jones will preach next Sunday
morning. No preaching in the even
fag
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Earl Evans winninq Honors.

Probate Judge j. T. Evans is in re-
ceipt of a letter from his son. Earle
Evans. who as sergeant in the L. s.
Army is in command of a division of
4 battery in western Texas. In this
letter the young soldier relates thai
his battery won two first prizes. two
second prizes and a third in the re-
cent army at Dallas. His
nattery has been selected TO go to El
Paso to attend the meeting of Presi-
lent Taft and President DiaZ on the
border of Mexico and the United
States.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-09-28
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WANTED:-Girl to do general house
work.-600 y. Richardson. II
EANTED-i5 tons OF choice pea
green hay.-Roswell Gas Co. 7stf
WANTED:-100 dogs on the morning
Of the big circus.-Roswell Gas Co.
WAN rED-Cheap for cash. pure
white diamond, Is to l karat, p. o.
Box 426. 77t6.
WANTED:-Help in plain sewing
Mrs. Ida Mendenhall. removed to
903 y. Penn. ave. 7St2"
WANTED:-A man to do light work
for room and board-phone 2sS long
and short. 7St2"