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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
STRAIGHT DOPE FROM
FIGHT FOLLOWERS

The black giant. Who won the
title Of champion Of the World By
defeating Tommy Barns IN Austria
la Last Christmas. srafnsd TO think
that Jeffriss would Try 10 impose
~ many conditions that tho fixhi
would be impossible. He tried 70
1--WE the Impression that be though,
jeffries would back out
when isfffies posted his 5000
last week he said be- meant bust
ness and his friends have little
doubt that he was serious. Iefffies
made it clear that no intended b
try 10 make good on his promise
10 win back tho championship for
the white race
i.ytle said he considered jcffries'
claim 10 the championship 10 BE-
"ali bunk. and said that Jeffrier
could not afford 10 be dletatorial
James o'LeaTy atill holds John
sons check for $4,000 which Lytie
said this afternoon will stand a. q
side bet that the negro will bea,
Jeff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

rs Eaihr over NE hcad There Il
only one little fraction II 4 second
for tbs fielder 10 jump ia Which he
can have any chance u eaiahina
tho hat
The fielder has 10 Jump a lusi
exactly the risht instant % that
he would b Al he ereatstt height
M The air when the hall reached TN
gaint avsr bic head
II h. Jumped too soon. be Aaaid
BE- coming doWn Nhsn the bail went
over II he jumped too iateaessn
an instant to- iAis-lhe-i,all would
b. gone
Mind and muscle working To-
sethsf-and liks lightning that's
catching a iaas ny. And maybe IN
stlnci-a trained. scientific. ball
bearing lasIinct.
Tia professor know that II would
take him about a day and half "a
figure out on paper bust where thu
ball could light And another day
and a half to figure JUS, exactly
whom 10 iuinf.
And II course. that would make
him a little lat. In making Tho
catch.
~ Goth had 10 figure Il out In
a tenth Of q second
No voadsf u drove tho pfsfepaos
into innE. hard Wufta lie cuiiid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
MABEL HITE-DONLIN, REFORMER--TWO STORIES,
IN ONE, WITH AN OBVIOUS MORAL ATTACHED

/ time aa though. IN spite Of his abll
ny. that he waa W against II FOR d
chance To play, Hut John r Brush
picked him up. and he was better
fof a while
Then came slip Of Girl into
Mixes life Mabel lllle. the actress
Aud the big ball player fell very
much In love Az hob fiix said VI
Peter Mnhaf. The bleFof they
are the harder thoY fall e llut
Mabel was wise child
You've got 10 mend your ways g
she said And promises don't 10.
have to be shown"
She put him on years proba'
ton And Mike nonlln IN that
year became d new man
Az the end of tho year. city broke
and Birdie wise. Mike was 50 steady
and earnest that McGmw made him
captain Of tho GiantA and Mabel
made him her husband
This ia the first ntarY. The
other Involves Mike ~ an adior
Capt Dunlin, the idol Of base
ball loving NOW York. saa per.
suAded 10 60 Into vaudeville. STA.
bel with him, N course And be
cause he vas Mike Donlin. the
Idol. he got away with Il There
was big money and tho i. H. o.
algu on the door.
No Il happened that when sign.
lng ap time came. HIS salary on
the tliAnta' payroll looked small to
Mike fhsY wouldn't put Il whcre
ho thought Il ought TO be. 30 ho
and Mabel went ON acting SMILE
The Giants vent south without him.
some soreness developed between
him and the club
A revelation came 10 Mike after
few moathH Out vest people
who had heard VI Mile the hall
player. couldn't understand what
be vss doing away from tho Polo
grounds when tho fighting wa
going on
Il tahf any slam on Nlka 10
say be il not = great actor like
booth and Garnck i'nr that
matter. can you imagine y II Seth
sru and Eddie Fuy trying ont for
the Giants
AuYhos. Mike tho et'tall player
wasn't the bowling 3 r. n aiscess
that Mlks the ball playerarief was
Anyhow. he was Es,tinf restless
away from the firing linel He tnlss,
I'd ila sxrltemeas
The Old soreness which started
last fall made II hard lot sfike 10
so back to New York
Hence Philadelphia.
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CHICAGO. Aus a-George Lyle,
manager for Jack Johnson. yestcr-
day posted With va smith OF this
city. 5000 as a forfeit for n fight
with JeffrieH
Ieffriss has already posfsd q
like sum with Robert Edgren Ia
New York. This makes the big
match for the championship Of the
world seem more Of a reality than
ever before.
tohnson's money will be trans
ferrsd Immediately to New York
where II will BE- placed In tho handa
Of the sporting editor Of the Even
Ing Journal Edgren. who holds
Jeffriss' money. IL sporting editor
Of the Evening World
The only conditions set by John.
son are tina, Jeffries formally agree
10 the match and set time and
place before be sails for Europe.
johnson will leave Detroit Wed
nesday for Toronto and from there
viii proceed 10 New York. whsre
he hopes to meet JeffFiss person
ally IN arranging for tho fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
OUGDALE SIGNS UP
CATCHER WHALING

Bert Whaling who has been Pre-
siding behind the bat Tor the Boze-
man. Mont. team. has been signed
for the receiving end for the Turks,
by President DuEdaie.
II seems that The announcement
that Whaling waa 20 20 10 the De
troit Tigers was q little premature
Whaling is giant and IL said 10 be
some ball player. He Is now on his
way here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
CATCHING A LONG FLY:
IT'S A WONDERFUL THING

to the batter, tho force and square
ness he hits II with. and the angle
Il meets his bat Tho fielder has
to figure out Instantly lust how far
The ball Il going. and start like a
flash for that spot
Before the hall has passed the
pitcher. the fielder Ia running like
q race horse for the place II IL go-
Ing to light
II the thrown ball Ia a curve. tho
ny is apt TO curve. too Then air
currents and The direction of the
wind have 10 b. figured In.
The ball comes tearing out five
times as fast m the fielder can run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
ERRORS;
IS HITS;
IS To 4
Swats and Boneheads jun
bled Up in Gorgeous Ar
ray in a Game Which
Seattle Won.

Clyde Hall was on the mound
yesterday and Seattle won. Hut
whether Hall had been there or not
the Turks would have had oonsid
cradle trouble 10 keep from win
ming
The Turks could have walloped
Portland yesterday Il Hall had
kicked the hall over the plate in'
stead OF throwing H.
Il vas q gorgeous array OF swaia
and honehcad plays The latter Il
where the Colts shone, piling w
seven errors. The former was the
Turks department, eighteen hits be
ing chalked up on their side the
bank book. score;
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Victoria With a Princess

Princess Victoria leaves nj 300
a, m. daily for Vancouver via Vic
toria. The real modern steamship
of tho Pacific coast. giving daylight
views Of the Sound. Strata OF Fucn.
the famous Active Pass. Gulf OF
Georgia, passing IN full view OF the
salmon fishing fleet at the mouth
OF the Frazer.
Canadian Pacific Ry., 500 First
avenue. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

oueston-wh o tho bases, a bat.
tor up what Ahould the pitcher dof
Answerfie should walk the bat unless the
line noted ability especially phches
owhy should he put another basel Wouldn't tho
extra another a long hitf
Alt good policy to III the Bases to get play each
base the players H. with the sacks populated ball hit
the ned force and the chances for retiring the side
greatly increased.
Q-But isn't the risk Eroatcr7
ANo the fact that he must get hit that the situation rests
his shoulders makcs batter although
show H. Counting this anxiety the pitcher
himself Of the hole by pitching something
Ike forcing HIN to hit al bad which usually
going nfeder for easy
ITO BE Connued1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
IRISH-AMERICANS
NOT COMING HERE

sAS FRANCISCO. Aur a
Il vas officially announced today
that the Irish American 4 G ~oald
not send a team 10 the national
championships Al Seattle Il has
caused considerable discussion ~
athletic cifcisn The much looked
fof triple meet between the irish.
American A. A. New YORK A G
and Chicago A. A. Al Chicago on
August Z IL also off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
THE MONKEY COT bugs
RAYMosp's GOAT.

4 NEW YORK. Aug. si-con. 4
4 aul, the almost human monkey 4
. nos being exhibited In New 4
. YORK. got "fiasr" Rayfnonfs >
. goat at the Polo grounds the 4
4 other day.
. The monkey vas IN ono Of 3
. tho tofes. and Raymond .
q dropped the wArm.up work be- =
. fore the game with pittsbafs .
= 10 run over to H. 4
q lie stood ai the wire feneing =
. Tor fully IS minutes gaEinT In =
. silence At Consul. Meanwhile =
. consufs guardian save Consul 4
. a ciFnrct which the monkey 4
. pulled oontentediy.
q AZ last the umpire called the 4
. game 4
= bugs turned away with a =
. aigh, 4
q The monks got something 4
. on me at that he said. aadiy. =
. n can smoke cigarettes, and 4
= that's a sight more than Nc. 4
. Crawl LET me do" 4
4 a 4 4 4 a 4 a a a 4 4 4 4 a a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

For the first 40 days Of the meet.
Ing tho Victoria Country club has
distributed nHiong the horsemon
the grand total Of ss3.ssooo. FL.
arily 1871 owners have shared in
this shower Of sold. every one hav,
ting received some part Of the
amount W. n. Cain won three
races during the week. and coniln.
asa To lead In the lie, Of winning
owners BY a safe margin Jack
Humbrecht won two races during
tho week. and has jumped into sec
ond place. By virtue Of having
won the exposition selling stake
with Barney oldfield. Clarity and
Dunlap move up In the list and now
occupy sixth position, The horses
~ the ST. James stable failed to
win a race during the week. and
the stable has dropped from third
TO fifth position Following is the
list Of owners who have won $500
ar owar tttffaa fha suasflnpas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

QUICK vitied. and lightning on the
paths,
Hut 1t Different times IN the old
days manaEers had a lot OF trouble
with him. Mlke Was nuiAf aud
would break all training rules and
got into truuble of the field
AZ one time. In BALTIMORE. ponlin
vas eaa, OH. aud Il looked for =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

Mike Daniln. tho famous actor
hall player. Hho Il was rumafed wac
10 siKn up with Philadelphia, may
not 20 10 his new home after all
rhsra Hssius to be a0mr trouble
over tho deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

John Iisydlor. u Cincinnati. seere-
iAry Of the Nailonal league was
chosen president TO flii the vacancy
lon BY Harry G pulllan, yesterday
afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
SIDNEY HATCH.

Sidney Hatch. the First regiment
Athletic club distance runner, set
nov worlds figures for 100 miles
when he ran the distance In isi0748
at Riveryiew park. Chicago. July
"a. In lowering the record he cut
23l3.if from coroy's time Hatch
finished the gruolllng performance
IN splendid condition. running the
last milo In 8 10. wonderful 81.
FORT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

In the announcement Mike Don.
I'm. captain and manager Of the
Philadelphia Nationals are gaih.
cred several Interesting stories,
one Ia Of q romance Of base ball
and the making uf man
II you'll remember, Bis Mike Don.
lin was always a great ball player.
he could slam tho bah q mile. was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
"BoNEHEAp LARRY
NAMES HIMSELF.

. ~. TIlIa-l---- I------I g-lT =
hs .,'s'u's Vu".a y, -.
.,pFl sslea l.ilses We ast'
s'e i y oI last lail' ,sAs
,ns y ~ oonpai'sph = h,sh
49,, sies sun, ~, ~ 'ne s y, ~, ,,
1910 =. ei.,.'ah ~ tss Vs.
: ,s snis $500 y. ,,,.a, ,ns ieas anu
=. ~ -. ~, -
~ ths tt.t s''h i<'aeh On
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

Az Aberasen.

Batteries Wright. Spencer aad
Erickson: Fiannigan and susden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

Capron. Mage. KallaekeY. Prick tsl,
Sfator Three tase bit - Lynch.
Home fans-Mayes, kennedy. Hts
IN Caarh. = IA - innings Oft
sraton 10 In 5 as inainga Runs
off Cough. 8. OF Seatan. II uppon
enta Al hat-dopgh's ~ acAfun's.
Is. saeriflce hlis--Raymaad. Lynch.
Friak. Ksllackey. Croker stolen
hasss-isaymant. caRron ttii Ma /.
gee tal Basnsy. Adams. struck %,
tsil.-Off Hall. l oft Cough. J. OF
seafou. . wild pitches Dough.
sszton. Hit b pitched hail--iiay
mond BY seaton Aaik-5eaton.
Doehle playr-Crocksr cooneY and
rfaton. Croker and ceonsy. capron
and keiiAckay. umpife-Frary,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

Pearl Casey may bs back into
form before tho engagement N ne
Colts IL closed here next Sunday
Casey la tho best all around man in
tho Portland bunch and they need
him.
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ststssttststtts


HELENA. AUG. s.-The Inter
mountain league dlsbandsd yester'
day with tho playing Of an exhibl-
ton game here MlnsOula's refusal
TO take the Butte franchise ended
the league.
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RUSSELL G. MEDCRAFT. 9ol Paru street Ala

RUSSELL G. MEDcRAFT, 9o1 Paru street, Ala
GEORGE sALKFLD, 535 Twenty fourth street.
Oakland.
LAWRENCE E. MCDONALD, Milpitas
EDITH FREURICHS, Tracy.
ALICE RIDLEY, 1901 Sixth street, Alameda.
BERTRAM VAN cLEvE, 14l2 Ninth street.
HOWARD LINCOLN, 852 East Fifteenth street.
LAURA ESTHER REEDER, 1920 Tenth avenue.
DOW INsKEEp 1850 East Tnirtieth street.
HAZEL ]. ELANDER. 2s6o Fulton street. San
Francisco.
MARIE FUNK, o3i shotwell greet, San Fran
HELEN La sHELLE, susun
JEAN BRowNLIE, $50 York street, Vallejo.
ERIE WESSoN, San Andreas.
MILDRED BULLOCK, 1916 Seventh street, Oak
LAURA TADE. 1909 l. Sacramento.
ELIZABETH BURNHAM, Bushnell place, Berke
H. GERALDINE GUY, 273S Parker Berkeley
BERNARD GUY, 273S Parker, Berkeley.
CECILIA HAGAN, Halfmoon Bay, box 33.
ARNIE SCULLY, 1920 Castro. San Francisco.
MARIAN STEWART, III Il. Flora Stockton.
GRACE FREY, 661 Haight. San Francisco
ADELBERT C. EBERT Hollister.
JEPSON ANDERSON, Martinez.
EUGENE CORCoRAN, 81 laurel. San Rafael.
DOROTHY HELMoRE. Mil Valley.
MIRIAM FARRELL, Marysyiile.
LAWRENCE G. ROBERTSON, Santa Cruz.
HERNDoE RAY, 1000 California. San Francisco.
LYDIA HENRY, 1f60 Fibert. San Francisco.
DAN Dawes, PAS Union. San Francisco.
BESSIE HALL, 215 Twenty eighth, San Fran
cisco.
ADRIAN WOOD Twin Lakes Santa Cruz.
ELSE PIERCE, 45 Park Santa Cruz.
LELAND EIEMANN,. Guinda.
JULIUS DE MEYER, s2o4 Twenty third San
Francisco.
GLADYS SCHULTZ. s4s5 Twenty-seeond. San
Francisco.
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GEORGE DoLAN, 1T3 Hartford San Francisco
CLARENCE BURKE, Frederick and fremont
San Francisco
FRANCES DE WE'RE, 4297 Twenty fourth. San
Francisco.
EDNA sEouINE. SIS Douglass, San Francisco.
LILA PATTEE, Lockeford.
FLORENCE INGRAM, I2S Marin Vallejo
LURLINE ". SIMPSON, 691 Brockhurst. Oak
land.
DORIS E. COMPTON, $50 Thirtieth avenue,
San Francisco.
PERRY THoRs. 221o Devisadero, San Fran
CISCO
CLARENCE cANELo. $50 Reed San Jose.
MARJORIE MERRITT, 946 Myrtle. Oakland.
ISABEL L. RICHARDSON, SO oakwood, San
,eUNLEK ABRAHAMsoN. 421 Ashbury, San
DOROTHY HOUSTON, s145 DImOnd avenue,
Oakland
SARAH scANDRETT, 421 Ashbury, San Fran
EMILY VAN TAssELL, Mill Valley
RITA SHELDON, 2415 Nineteenth avenue, San
JACK ATWOOD, 2512 McAIlister, San Fran
CISCO
c. HUTIN, 4O45 Twenty third. San Francisco.
ELEANOR JACKSON, I446 Taylor, San Fran
DOROTHY MAY SHORT. 4s1 Moss avenue. Oak
MARION AVER, s724 Seventeenth. San Fran
GEORGE o'BREN. 2o5l Harrison, San Fran
CHARLES DRAKE, P. o. box a57. Richmond.
MAY COURTNEY, SOS6 Twenty fifth, San Fran
cisco.
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LOIS LYON, $40 Sixth avenue San Francisco.
EUGENE cAFLAN, 403s Nineteenth, San Fran
cisco.
DONALD FRENCH, sell Capp, Fruitvale.
ALICE N. MARTIN, EspartO
MYRTLE BULLOCK, 1888 Eighth. Oakland.
RoLLIN KNoPH, go San Carlos avenue san
Francisco
WANDA coRDEs, $50 I. Sunset district. san
Francisco.
ROBERT MARTIN. Ocean View P. o., San
Francisco.
GLADYS ROMAN. Hotel Dorchester, San Fran
cisco.
AMBROSE MACDONALD. 81 MonteeitO. Oak
land.
OLIVE SCOTT, 1919 Henry. Berkeley.
GERTRUDE FoRBIS, 19l6 University avenue,
Berkeley.
ALFRED ABRAHAMsEN, 42l Ashbury, San
Francisco.
LOUISE KoENIG, 1929 Waller. San Francisco.
RUTH ENL0W, 1000 California. San Francisco.
GERALDINE DE LAY, 2546 Polk, San iran
cisco
ALFRED SWANSON, 2O1 Remington. San Fran
cisco
MARGUERITE LEHN, Windsor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-09
TEN FOUNTAIN ]

Several hundred watches have been awarded TO the
boys and girls who have written stories and solved pu
zles and is believed change the character Of the
premiums would be welcomed by the contestants
Much thought given to the selection of prize
Something desired which would prove real prize to
any boy girl The Junior Call believes it has found
just the thing splendid fountain pen!
There is nothing useful, delightful and conven-
lent, either in school of it, than really good foun
tain pen. The prize is very very good one such
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-09
- u p p q y I N

Then s'pcse they mel your dear papa
And started in for fair
TO have a little oldtifne sport
And scalp him then and there
But when he raised his hat -
And they beheid his shining pate.
Xxi Yir' they sung. Big Indian sinng
White man been sealped Too lztS =
How dreadful then TO he a girl
With long thick braidS or hair il cti,;;!
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AWARDED A WATCH
Darrell KuII
1870 Eleventh Avenue
San Francisco
San Francisco

LESLIE sPAREwBERG, 22o Twenty-cighth, San
Francisco.
EUGENE WILLIAMS, yacavIle
GLADY GEARY, Concord
HAZEL DUKES, Martinez
EMMA CHAPMAN, 2oo5 Golden Gate San Fran
cisco.
WAYNE RUSSELL ALLEN GIG East Twenty.
second. Oakland.
GEORGE S. MIEHLING. l45O Hyde. San Fran
EULAH COOPER. Grand avenue. Elmhurst
HENRIETTA WEBER, 134s South Center Stock
ton.
BERN1cE ocoNNoR. al9o Twenty fifth. San
Francisco.
DOROTHY LANGsTAFF, 422 BeIvedere. San
MARGUERITE M1EHLNG, 1850 Hyde. San
Francisco
LEoNoRE ouLLAHAN, 122 West Rose Stock.
GLENN BRONSON, watsonville.
HELEN REED, 3434 Nineteenth San Francisco
CARL BRONSON, watsonville.
RAYMOND. II. LOGAN, 8114 Cypress avenue,
HELEN CAM, 2971 California, San Francisco.
FRED LEVENs, s2s Eighteenth, Oakland.
LENA READ, Quicksilver
CHARLES D. WILLIAMS, 1880 High. Frultyale.
WINSLoW L, CoWGER, route 3, box 12S, San
GERTRUDE LANzER, 5ees Genoa. Oakland.
ELIZABETH HoYT, Birds Landing.
CARMELITA CANCILIA, 202 Inhrmary road,
RICHARD C. HoYT. Birds Landing.
HAROLD HoBsoN, 1913 Francisco, Berkeley.
CHARLES DooKERY 1911 woolsey. South
Berkeley
vELMA BURRELL, snsun
CLARE WALKER, Mountain View.
MAYBELLE WALKER, Mountain View
JACK JOY, 20 r street, San Francisco
DORIS TAYLOR, I.ivermore
HARRIET E. MADDoCKS, r. T. d. /. Sebas
topol
EDMUND THOMAS 171s Ninth avenue, East
Oakland.
MILDRED F THOMAS, i5a2A Larkln street.
San Francisco.
GEORGIA SMITH, Crockett
EUNICE KENDALL. Corte MADEIRA
MINNIE CRoNIN, 2079D Fifteenth street, San
HAROLD FLAHARTy, 52e Normal avenue.
FREDERICK wHEEIAN. 2s11 Piedmont ave
nue.. Berkeley.
FRANCES WALSH, East Willow street
ALLEN HAWKINS, 33s Florida street. Vallejo
J. NJ o'KUFFE, 16 Water street, Santa Cruz.
HEINZ KoMULA, HoplaDd
FRANK KENNEDY, 13o Tiiden street, San
Francisco.
ALMA JUHLER spreckels.
GEORGIA BROWN, 954 University avenue,
Berkeley.
JOHN ovERToN, e2o Hermann street. San
Francisco.
EDWARD HUSTON BoBB1rr JR., 42i Lincoln
street Watsonvile.
RALPH BRAKEMAN, Martinez.
WILMA BOLLES, Coram.
STELLA wILTERMooD, 1884 A street, Fruit
JOSEPH as1; SMITH, l4l7 East Ninth street. oak
land.
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npposin' wooden indians
sWho stand by stores that sell
Tobacco. papers and cigars
Should start TO run and yell.
And rushing round with toniahawks
Take all the chewing gum.
And chocolate from the slot machines
Which left you children none J
Now, wouldn't II be mean indeed
For Indians TO show such greed
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-09

S'pose with yell they'd board the u"
And force the trains to stop.
While every tired messenger
Would quickly run and hopl
Policemen. breaking all their clubs
Would call upon our troops
And even firemen, 50 brave,
Would tremble at their whoopS
Besides, how dreadful war would be
With al our battle ships at seal
You boys alone can save the town
From wooden indians fierce and brown.
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T Q z

II this should happen, !
Then paint his hands a
And when he donS hs
They'll think he's Of OIL
So put your eagle fsa
OF blue, ard red. ans
And as you swing you
Look very fierce and {
Then offer with a VITO
To show them Ger ih.
u 10 5he circus first yt
They'll never leave ihs
IRENE g
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-09

LOWELL BRoWNE.
Francisco.
HARRY ANDRADE
WILLIE CAILAGHAE
Francisco.
CHARLES CLEMMER
San Rafael.
HERBERT THAL. ~
Francisco.
MELVINA MOREHOU.
cisco.
VIDA N. CLARK. 264
JASON MARDEN, S5S
cisco.
LESTER c. LAKE. 40
Mss RLAHD, 63J &
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lows:

stone; bride; 5[Hemleck; G.
Cologne.
As in previous weeks, six watches
are awarded to six fortunate boys and
girls, whose names are published on
this page today, and in addition The
Junior Cali is glad to be able to pub
lish today a roll of honor containing
the names of other boys and girls who
sent in correct answers to the puzzles.
EVA CROMWELL, Rio Vista.
GRACE DEMPSEY, Colusa.
RUTH STEVENSON, 1923 Woolseys Berkeley.
FLORENCE STARR, Mill Valley.
MARGARET GROSS, 1914 Pacific avenue, San
Francisco.
GUssIE VAN ALLEN, 1o4s Deyisadero, San
Francisco.
AUDREY GERRISH, Pinole
NAOMI JONES, 756 Filbert. San Francisco.
MYRTLE STURTEvANT, 81 South Broderck,
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-09

THE scorrect answers to the
puzzles presented in last Sat
urday's Junior Call are as fol-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-18
I1o BE coNrrsuED.l
Chamberain's Cough Remedy the
Most Popular Because II
Is the Best.

IL nave sold Chamberlain - gh
.,ene Z for the past eight We l.
ind it to be one of the bes sall-
ne I ines o1 the mar
es and young childre the is
lotting better in the lile cp gh
5irlfs, says Pau Allen Plai Doal-
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the coughs colds and Group 50 COM
mon among young children, but is
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For sale by Burnaugh & Mayfield.
Ruberoid roofing, l ply and Q ply,
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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-18

VINE OF me newly elected senator
from Oregon, who will figure In the
social world of Washington unless her
husband is unseated by the creden-
tials committee through the efforts Of
those who declare that Republican
legislature had no right to elect
Democrat, despite his Endorsement by
the Oregon voters at the primaries.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-01-23

Chicago recently launched fireboat
which the city proudly believes to be
the most up-to-date craft of it's kind
in the world. She is the first floating
iire-ftghter to be propelled by electri-
city, and Is TO be equipped with tur-
bine pumps capable of throwing 45,GOO
gallons a minute. The nozzles and
standpipcs will be ranged about the
center Of the croft, ID feet from the
deck. This is TO prevent the handicap
experienced on the old boats, where
The hose connections, are on the fore.
castle near the stern, hard to use when
hghttng blaze close TO n dock. An.
other innovation is the use Of "spuds,"
or long legs running down to the bot.
tom OF the river. such as can be seen
mt any time on dredgo. By their
use the boat can be moored in the
middle of the river while her entire
crew gives attention to drowning out a
blaze in shore.