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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-21

Be cheerful; wipe thine eyes: Some falls are means the happier to
 arise. -cymbeine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-21

Cuba will assume a part of Spain's national debt about the time we get in quick communication with the Mar tians.
 The air is free. It stands ready to welcome anyone who thinks he can outfiy the Wright brothers.
  Mrs Howard Gould thinks money was devised to be spent, and she brave ly tried to do her part
  MT Bryan says the reports that he is a candidate for senator have been greatly exaggerated.
  The more we know of the Aldrieh bill the brighter and kindlier does the Dingley bill appear. Senator Aldrich has summoned Lori mer to the Senate and to service for the high tariff
  In last summers campaign no one for a moment advocated revision up ward.
 
 Rhode Island is small, but it is big enough to make the country's tariff. London's play censor is worked by press agents for all he is worth.
 --s.- The publicity department of the Howard Goulds is overworked.
  Postal cards and post cards are two very different things. Gary may make steel but it has, alas, no Honus Wagner. The crop of college degrees is fully up to normal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-21
THE AGE- HERALD

Entered at the Birmingham, Ala. postofhce as second-class matter unoeF act of Congress March 3. 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-21
J. E. Dodson in the New York Sun.

NN NCE at a reception to Henry kVJ Irving at one of the London
 ~ clubs, where there were at least
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
Louisville Races

LOUISVILLE. KY May s.-Trzck
records fell by the Wsyside today. IN
rse handicap Dainty Dame ran six fur
longs ia 1.11 Ga. which was three
ffths of a. second faster than the rec
ord for Churchill Downs In the last
race star Thistle ran mile and 20
Yards in 1-z5. The track record was
I-Es 2-5 Results.
FIRST race. SIX fartougs. selling sferrfneld.
sf-sight 4161 =. wo1. Tackle. place 80. So ser
,s-l Raioerr. show IS o. third. Time ia I 3
second race. maiden 2 Tssr old 1Ilies. four
onFz-BScise 8 straight as 10, Won Tereno.
place - s. secords Patsaisga. show <lO-z5.
rhird. Tine. -.
Third rsce. SIX fzrlonEz-Eariscourt straight
81 20 ron: Gold Proof. place S7.4s. second; (;
Miss Strone. show 5000. third Line. i-12 %
Fourth race, SIX furionEs free handicap
Dainty Dame. straight xl7.7o. won CoIloquy,
place sls65. second, frfaneh. show ss.55, third
Tine III 81
Fffrh race -four and 3 half furIongE purse
Pinkzrd. straight Soe.75 von: King oiymplzn.
Place $50. second; Black Boz, show $50
third Tine - 81
Sixth race. ooe nile and 20 yards- seiIiag-
Star Thistle straight S1l.So. won: MeIhoEnirf
place Slelo. seoonds Martha, show 1915. third
Tine. -.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
RIVAL MINES WILL
PLAY OFF TWO
TIE GAMES
Skull and Keys and Faculty.
TWirIers TO Contest for Final
HonOrs on California Field

BERKELEY. May s.-To play of two
tie games-one Of Is to 13 and one Of
Il 10 1.-THE men Of the Skull and
Keys. an interfraternity society, and
the faculty viii meet Saturday morn
ing on California field in the deciding
game OF the series. Both teams have
been practicing in spite of the exami-
nations and viii give good account
Of themselves
Edgar Freeman, the Skull and Keys
pitcher. and Professor Reynolds of the
faculty have developed speed in the
last week, and by careful instruction
each has acquired a new variety Of
curves.
Interest in the game is intense on
the campus. as the question as TO
which was the better team has been
worrying the faculty and frak men.
The proceeds viii be devoted to send
ing the varsity crew north
In the Skull and Keys lineup will
tain Waiter Smith Of the varsity base
ball team and others Of prominence.
The faculty men have placed their
hopes in Pitcher Reynolds, Prof. T. r.
Crawford at short, Professor Putnam
at first, Prof " c. Morgan at third
and other hard hitters
Professor Edmund O'NeiII. who per-
formed satisfactorily with the indicator
in the two tie games, will again call
the balls and strikes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
Large Entry List for the
Irish Field Day

The entry list for the big field day
10 be held At Ingleside track Sunday
afternoon under the auspices of the
Irish-American athletic club were
given out last night and contains the
names Of most OF the prominent ANA
teur performers in this city and Oak
land. The program VIII consist Of a
10 mile race half mile race. I0e yard
dash and the usual Held events. There
will also be "a hurting match between
the O'Connells and the Young Irelands.
Following are the entries and the
hsndicsps:
10 mile ruu-Seratch. Dsn Riordan. P. sean
Ian; minute, A G. Wieben. A J. CloEdes;
minutes. A W Hansen J. Copeland. George
Economson; minutes, II. Hartmann. J. A.
lind :. Henstron. John johnson: 4 Minutes,
Frank Smith. J. GOldenwratn- Hugo Rothsteru,
A S0dermS1, A Broderick minutes. J. Saline.
A J GOrse, William Rehberg, R. B. Lacey; 8
minutes. W Finn, J. McGee NJ Cullen, D. J.
Crowley. Frank De4sy- Lawrence LAYERS. Prank
Ssrfn. Frank Zsnazzi JF.- A Parsons; minutes.
J. L Tracey, Jack Brandt, John Adams, Frank
NesrF, h F. O'DonneH, Louis Nesalh, W B.
HaIf nil. race-Serstch. A. Glarner: 40 yards.
Dan Riordzn. P Sesnlsn- W Gsrvin, D.
ben Frank McQEaid, C. B. Moss; 50 yards
George Psnison, Sam Hallfsch, J. HartweIl.
Eddie Dennis, james MCGEE. A. Soderuan; 30
yards. A. Keenan,. H r O'DonnelI. John Adams
100 yard dsSh-Scrstch, Walter Knox; ? yards,
A. A Glaruer; yards. \. Adsir, Tom Rogers.
T. Mellott: yards o. Bsmbaugh, George Ber-
liner; yards. c V. Gebhardt; yards, ".
Gsrrin. william Roche; yards, J. H. Needing,
Frank Nesry, L C Irish
Broad tump-Scratch, Walter Knox; inches.
Frank Rogers. O. BembauEh: s inches. A. A.
GIsrnsr: 10 inches. c. W.-lsebhardt. sam Hall
fsch; - inches. Otto Wallfsch. " Roche, Ed
ward Wade. J. n. Msdrig-
Running broad l1up-Scratch. Tom Rogers.
Y. r Knox; inches. o. Bambaugh; 10 inches.
D. D. Buckiey; 20 inches. Sam Hslihsch; "A
inches Edward Wade
Throwing IS pound weight over bsr-Scratch-
Pat Donovan. u inches, Pat Murphy. J. c.
C01ey. Otto Nail6sch-
Putting - pound weight-W. r Knox. Otto
Vslifsch. Pat DonoFsn- I'd &oousn- D. 0COn-
nell. J. G. Ccder. al scratch
Hammer throw-O HaIIhsch. ". R. Knox. J.
c. CoGey, Pat Donovan, 6. Herod.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
FATAL RESULT FOLLOWS
COLLISION OF WHEEL MEN
Dean w. Park, Civil and Mining
Engineer, Dies of Injuries

PALo ALTO, May s.-Dean W. Park.
a prominent civil and mining engineer
well known throughout the west, died
at 10 o'clock last night as the result
OF bicycle collision with L. Z. CRU
well, a university student, on the Stan
ford campus at $50 o'clock in the aft
ernoon. Gruwell was not seriously
hurt
Park and GruweIl were riding in
opposite directions. the mining engineer
being on the way TO his home from the
campus. GruweIl sweryed his wheel
TO pass some pedestrians and had no
sooner passed them than the accident
occurred, the two bicyc1ists meeting
with great force as Park came in from
the side of the road. Both were thrown
to the ground unconscious.
An examination of Parks injuries
showed that he had sustained frac-
tured skull. and despite every aid he
did not regain consciousness. He was
chief engineer OF the. Yuba consolidated
mining company ana is survived by a
wife. Alice l. Park; son, Carl. en-
gagged in mining work, and daugh-
ter, Harriet, q Stanford student.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
Additional News Of Sports Events
FAVORITES FIRST
IN FIVE RACES
AT OGDEN
Jockey Manders Thrown From
Mazapan, but Escapes
Serious Injury

OGDEN. Utah, May 6.-Favorites
captured five of today's races here with
one second choice finishing in the lead.
Jockey Manders was badly thrown
from Mazapan in the stretch of the
third race. He landed heavily against
the inside rail but escaped serious in
jury.
The sixth race was neck and neck
affair from start TO finish between
Rather Royal Cardinal Sarto and
Grotto the rest of the field not being
in the running at any time. This
weather was clear and the track fast
Results:
First race, four sfuriongs, selling May Bride
tBoreD To 1. second; sixteen 1O7 lKirsch-
hauml. 10 l. third Time, 40 AS. Camera
Minnedocia. Kitty Rodd. finished as named.
upwars-Wildwood Bill. fe9 tCavanauzhY 3 10
;. won; Banhama. 1i9 SANDY, s TO 1, second: /:
Black Hand. 1o9 (Boreil. 10 TO I. third. Time
30 %. Old Nick, PaIlss, Watiere, finished
as named
Third race. year oles and upward, i've fur
longs Burning Busa, 81 tGarganl. even. won: /:
A. MaHon 1o3 tKirschbaumi. 3 to q third
Time. 1908 3-5 Bon Ton. East End Mazapan,
Sly Ben. Nappa. Gene Wood finished named-
Fourth race. Eve furlongs, seIIing-Creston.
100 tAndrewsl, I TO s. won: Tsxer, III (Don-
vitzy, 8 to l. second; Balreed. i0T CBorell Il
to /. third Time f:o4 Is Beau Man. Run
sum. Ffgent Billy Mayhaul, finished as named
Fifth race. six furiongs-Anna May, l0s
tBorep TO ;, won; Timothy Wen. ia
bauml s TO l, third. Time. I.IT. Work Box
Husky Dr.. Crook, finished as named
Sixth race, one mile, selling Rather Royal.
123 (Borei). 3 TO 2. won; Cardinal Sarto, i23
tPalus) Is 10 L. second; Grotto. 100 6Men-
don) to 5 third Time. las 3-5. Spondrlix
Kinsmau. cobleskilI. Buckthorne, Proper. Men
don, finished as named
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
Santa Clara Athletes Train
For Oakland Meet
Especial Dist0tch 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA. May e.-Santa Clara
college athletes are preparing to meet
St Mary's representatives. May % at
the new stadium in Oakland. The col
lege track daily swarms with husky
and ambitious youngsters getting into
shape for the big track event Of the
year.
Andrew Glarner. the famous Olym-
pic club runner and holder of worlds
records on the cinder path. arrived to-
day to train for his match races with
Miller Of Stanford al Berkeley May p.
when the Olympic club and Stanford
VIII hold their dual meet. Glarner
also will train the track team here
tie said tonight that he was well sat
isfied with the material at hand and
that he was confident that the coIors
Of Santa Clara would again be victorf-
Gus at the coming meet
In all probability Askam Morgan.
Horb. Donovan, sMullin, Peters. Bron-
son and Reams will compose the relay
team and under Glarner's guidance IL
promises TO be a record breaker
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07

ST. Francis de Sales school. ...@..17
st. JOseph's school Berkeley 2
The first freak game in the Oakland
branch of the C. S. A. L. took place yes
terday at FreemaR's park. when the
players from St. Francis de Sales school
handed a generously proportioned LEM
on TO the little chaps from St. Joseph's
school. Berkeley For three innings it
was big league ball on both sides-with
the advantage slightly in favor of the
Berkeleyites- Then came a batting
carnival in which the Oaklanders took
stellar roles. which continued until the
losers indulged in good old fashioned
Umpire Henderson awarded the game
to the Salesians. The protest Of the
Berkeley contingent was judiciousIy
timed. Had not something of the sort
happened the OakIanders might be
scoring yet
The Josephites would have done bet
ter by letting the umpire alone and
devoting whatever kicks they had
available to their battery. Most OF the
runs were piled up by men who famed
three times and then managed to reach
first through the unfailfng courtesy of
showed a distinct reversal of form and
did much TO destroy their chances for
the Spaulding trophy
Brennans high incurve kept the
Salesians guessing through three
frames, but it was no mystery in the
fourth, and the OakIandeFs touched up
the Berkeley twirIer for four hits. R.
Martin went TO the mound IN the
fourth. but failed TO make good
For the Salesians Hoenish pitched
gilt edge ball, and the fine showing
made by the Oaklanders was due in
great measure to him. He was ably
supported by a team which was last
week tail ender and is now nearly a
top notcher in the Oakland branch
Among the numerous clever stunts
worked of on both sides were difficult
catches by Lapham and Grady, Cain 3
two bagger in the fourth and Capde-
ville's sensational steal in the seventh
Both catchers failed 10 prevent base
stealing. owing to their unfortunate
tendency to throw TO the baseman in
stead of to the bag. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
PimIico Races

PI3fLIC0, Nd Nay 6.-ResUIts.
First race. Eve furlongs-Mezoans- 70 3,
U91- Autumn Girl 3 20 . second; sou. 70 1,
third. line 1.01 Is.
SecOnd rare. I've fE-longs-TaEisy- y 70 >.
won MsuVierte. . % l. second; Merry Gift, 4
20 4 third Tine leo 3-5-
Third race. New Howard handicap. six fur
l1rEs-rnk kshirs 10 70 J. Won: 81 Jeanne. b
- s. second, Pantoufe- 70 /. third Tine.
10 Is
Fourth rsce. the Tfnstead stesplechsse. sell
5lg rEb ulies-Pr-1ce Of Pflse1. 70 /. won
Reile tie Car. 10 T.. second Wild Refrain.
- - 4. third. Tine, AS 4-5.
Fifth Cace- four frriongS-Littie King. 70 1.
rcn. MeEsrtic - 10 !. second Miss RzGaeIin,
. 10 J. third Tine. Is p
Sixth -sce. one nile. seiii1g-Rio Grsnde.
even. vou- Mvsti6er. = 20 J. seeond: Gid, S
70 J. fhird- Time. I.40.
Seventh race. one nile selling Seoskzieeta.
20 l. won Mazuma ; q :. second; Hawk
Wing = u 7. rhird- Time. I-40.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
STAKES FOR BELMONT MEET

NEW YORK. MAY e.-Entries for the
stakes Of the Westchester racing as
soct1rions spring meeting at Belmont
PARK. which opens a week from today.
were announced last night For the
Bfgvenfle stake. - entries. Laureate
AZ Bouquet ~: Fashion. -. National
staIliou race 5S. the Pocantico. 20.
Withers IS: Belmont. .. Ladies. %:
MetropcIftan handicap. 20. Spring
serials handicap, one entry 70 qualify
for three races. the CrotOn. CIaremont
and Van Cortlandt handicaps 40 en-
tries. Toboggsn handicap. -. Harlem
selling. 90. Norwood selling, se; ANA
reur cfIu. g
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07

BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
NOTICE TO the stock holders OF EILAUEA
STGAR PLANTATION COMPANY is hereby
given that in pursuance OF resolution OF tie
board OF directors OF said corpora ton. passed
ard adopted at a meeting Of said board held at
the Office OF the corporation in the city and
county OF San Francisco, state OF California
on the 5th day OF March, 1909. q special meet
iur OF the stock holders Of said EEauea Sugar
Plantation Company will be held at the Office
of the corporation. room No. 2f0 OF No. 26S
Market st. IN the city and county Of San
Francisco state OF California tthe same being
the principal place OK business OF said CORPORA
ton and the building where the board Of d.
rectors usually meetsl, on MONDAY, the 10th
day OF May. 1869, ar the hour OF IL O'Clock
= M for the purpose OF considering and act
ing upon proposition TO create bonded In
dehtedness OF said corporation 70 the amount
Of three hundred thousand $500, Oo0) dollars
Tn,ted States gold coin. to the end and for
tine purpose of providing moneys 10 pay the
Indebtedness Of the corporation. and for other
iegitimate and necessary purposes; which
bonded indebtedness shall be secured By
mortgage or q deed of trust upon all OF the
property. both real and personal now owned
81 the corporation, and which 1t may here
after acquire
By order Of the board Of directors
Dated March 5, 1909
H. W THOMAS.
Secretary of KHauea Sugar Plantation Com
pany.
210. San francisco. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
coLuMBIA CREW SHOWS sNaP

NEW York. May 6.-The Columbia
university eight left for Annapolis this
afternoon for the annual race with the
middfes over two mile course on the
Severn Saturday. The crew had its
last home practice yesterday, and since
a recent shakeup it has been rowing
better than before this year with
Catch at stroke the shell moves along
with a great deal OF snap.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
CHICAGO TRIP Is ASSURED
T TSeeciol Diseatch 70 The Cali

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. May g.
The track fund benefit which was held
last night vas success and the trip
ference meet AZ Chicago is now as
sured- TIE students presented a unique
"a udevtlle program in the open air on
an lmprovlsed stage in the football
stadium Prominent amateur enter
tsfners put on turns. while the sorority
girls sold popcorn. candy and pea
nuts 70 the throng on the bleachers
The affair was carnival in spirit and
confetti was much IN evidence. The
show netted S1ss
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
American League

NEW YORK. May .s.-The first de-
feat administered 10 New York On the
home grounds this season was AZ the
hands OF Boston today Score;
Boston .-..........--..... s l
Batteries-steele. Cycotte. spencer
and DonOhue; wilson, Warhop and
Blair
ST LOUIS. Nay 6.-Detroit had but
little trouble in defeating St Louis.
Powell was knocked out Of the box in
the NTH inning Score
- 10 us
Barteries-Bailey. Powell and Ste
pheuss Mullen and Schmidt
PHuADELPHIA. May s--WasE8nE-
ton was defeated IN . pitchers battle
8erWeeu Bender and Groom Phila-
tetphfs wen IN the ninth inning on
-aris single Bars sacrifice and
h 6arry-s single ScOre-
ELilaeelpnia ---------.--
Batteries - Bender and Thomas:
Groom and Street
CLEVELAND. Nay s.-Chicazo was
defeated today. Cleveland scoring the
winning run in the ninth on StoysllS s
single Crsvsth's error and Lajofe's
htt which was good for two bases but
counted as a single. Score
eteTeland --.-.-'--.-.-.--..-
Bstteries-Bergen and Clarke, Scott
and Owens
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
REFUSE TO ENTER REGATTA

SEATTLE May 6.-Accorulnp %
telegram received today by Victor Zen
bick, graduate manager al, the UHiver-
sftv Of Washington from Manager
Merritt of the University Of California,
the Berkeley institution positively re-
fuses 10 consider the question of en-
terinz the proposed Pacific coast row.
ing association. II the University Of
Washington insists on holding the re-
gatta MAY 2e under the proposed asso-
citation the California crew viii not
participate in the triangular race be-
tween California. Washington and Le-
land Stanford
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
AFTER BLUEJAY BOUNTY
TSoccia[ Disootch 10 The CoITI

AUBURN. May 6.-Following the
close of the bluejay season the mem
bers of the Auburn gun club, in the In
terest of sport. have offered a bounty OF
cents for each bluejay scalp secured
In this vicinity A fund of 800 has
been set aside by the club for this work
enough TO pay for the killing of 900
bluejays year. so IT Is believed most
of these birds, pretty of plunage bur
pests on quail and hen eggs, will be
killed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
GOLF TROPHY Is DISPLAYED

NEW YORK, May 6.-The Tom Nor
ris memorial trophy. presented TO the
Western golf association by Peter
Dawson of Glasgow. In tribute to the
memory of old Tom Morris, was placed
on view today in the Waldorf-Astorfa
The trophy is about five feet high. OF
silver and copper. and represents Tom
Morris in the act of driving It is TO
be awarded 10 the team of eight play
ers returning the best score against
par on its own course.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
MEETINGs-speciaI

,OTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
ing OF the society and board OF trustees OF the
Old Peoples Home will be held at the Office
of the home. ST- corner Pine and Pierce sts.-
San Francisco. on WEDNESDAY. May Il,
1909. at . p. m. for the purpose OF elecring
a board OF managers and j board OF trustees
to serve for the ensuing year and for transac-
tfon of such other business as may come De-
fore the meeting.
Mrs James AIva Watt. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
CHoYNsKI NAY MEET BLACK

MEMPHIS, Tenn. May s.-Joe choyn-
ski, the veteran heavy weight, viii re-
turn 10 the ring before local club.
Two men will be picked TO meet him
IN an eight round split the announce
msnt being that IL Ghoynski can stand
training meeting with Jack Johnspn
nav be arranged Choynski and Jack
son met in Galveston in 1901. the for
ner winning in three rounds
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
HigHEaHders Meef Their First
Defeat on Home Grounds
az Hands of Boston
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League


BOSTON. Nay s-The New York men
wen TWO hard fought games from Bos-
ton rodav. the drst 10 l and the
second 70 o in y innings Score. hrst
game
New York rk-.....-.-.--| 5
BatIeries-WiItse and Myers; Fergu-
son and Smith Cupires-Johnston
and Cusack
Second game r H E
New York -.-.---.---- L
BsT5eries-Rayniond and Schlei: Nc
Carthr and Graham Umptres-Cusack
and Johnsrone-
BROOKLYN. May s.-McIntyre had
Philadelphia shut out Up 70 the ninth
today and then essed up Two passes.
a hft and a sacrifice nv saved them
.frr-n blank score
= adelphia ----.-...- 4
Batteries - CovaIeski. Richie and
Doom. Mcintyre and Bergen Umpires
-Rigler and TRULY.
CHICAGO. May s.-The locals OBJ
tanned a lead Of four runs in the first
q double This won for them Score:
c5aie:ago 5.-e:.g ---..-----.-- : q 9
Batteries-Kroh and Moran; Rowan.
Campbell. Ksrger and Mclean I'M
pires-Emsiie and o'Day-
PIrTsBURG. Nay st took the To-
csI team Il innings to defeat St. Louis.
score
PtttsTourg ------------.- i :
Bsf5sries-csnnftz. L5eheId and Gib-
son. Sauee. Moore and Beebe and Bres-
nahan- Umpires-Klem and Kane
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
WILL DISCOURAGE SPEEDING

SANTA BARBARA. May e.-The
Santa Barbara automobile club has
adopted resolutions condemning the use
OF public roads for speeding purposes.
and viii take steps to- discourage the
practice in this county
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
PIPE OF PoRT WINS PLATE

CHESTER, England. May e.-The Or
monde . year old plate of 200 SOW
erefgns. four furlongs. was won today
BY Pipe Of Port H P. Whitney's Over
sight was second and Friendly Foe
third Five horses ran
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
cLAIus PTTCHER RAGo~

NEW YORK. May s.-The Chicago
National league club has claimed
Pitcher y. c. Ragon of the Cincinnati
team. who last season was the star
twirier OF the Western league
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
WESTON REACHES KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. No, May Edward
Pavson Weston. the pedestrian, still
ahead OF his schedule and walking
strong. arrived in Kansas City at 4,45
o'clock this afternoon on his way 10 the
Pacific coast.
The arrival at Kansas City completed
1870 miles of the trip
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
PUGILIsT COMMITS SUICIDE

VANCOUVER, B. c.. May 6.-Roberr
a pugiIist, committed suicide
last night at Sunshine Creek. 20 miles
from this city, BIZ jumping over a
cliff. He was OF good family in Eng
land, but had been cast Of
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
SUMMARY

Innings pitched-By Brennan {. by Martin 3.
Hits-on Brennan s. Of Martin 6. Charge loss
OF game 10 Brennan. Two base hits-Cain
Kogie-. Double play-Smith to Lamping. Stolen
hases-St. Francis 10. ST. Joseph's g. Struck
out-By Brennan 3. BY Martin 5. by Hoenish 5.
First base on called balls-Of Brennan . of
Hoenish g. od Martin . Passed baIis-Sebatino
. Brennan ;. Time of game hour and 80
minutes. Observation-Disclosures. Scorer-Le Fevre
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
I San Francisco Cali
( Lost and Found Bureau
) Third and Market streets

Get claim check. Have IL advertised.
Reclaim il if the owner does not.
THE LAW-People who find lost arti-
cles are interested in knowing that the
state Law is strict in requiring them 70
seek the owners through advertisement
and otherwise, and that failure 20 do
so, If proof can be shown, involves .
severe penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
cHANDOs FAILS TO GET PLACE

PARIS, May 6.-W K Vanderbflt's
Chandos was a contestant at Long
champs today IN the PriK Dollar, but
did not get a place.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
nnf nf Morkf

Try Z little ad under Employment
Wanted in The Cail-it costs only 10c
9 day for four lines. II viii help you
get q position.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
MEETINGs-Lesal

NOTICE or STOcK HOLDERS MEETING OF
KIIATEA SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY
TO CONSIDER PROPOSITION TO CREATE A
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07

LoST-April Il, between $50 and f:i5 p. m.
on the way from Pine and Laguna sts- to
Fairmont hotel via California ST. cars. dia-
mond and sapphire circular brooch Reward
Of s25 IL returned 10 E GALLOIS, White
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