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into camp last week would indicate
that there is not the slightest chance
of them losing the pennant.
Cy Moreing's Oakland Invaders and
MacDonough's aggressive Fresno Tig-
ers, the leaders in the State league,
will meet this week in a seven game
series. beginning this afternoon at the
Twelfth and Mission streets grounds.
Oakland and Fresno have both been
playing sensational ball. and as but
one game separates them, the fans
should Witness some of the most in
teresting contests of the season during
the present week.
The games will be called at 3 O'Clock.
On Wednesday the teams will hook up
on the Grove street grounds in Oak
land and will play there every after
noon for the remainder of the week. in :
cluding Sunday. On Sunday morning
a 1920 o'clock they will again play at
Twelfth and Mission streets.
Tom Hackett will don an Oakland
uniform This week. 1t seems that the
portly catcher was promised his salary
by Moreing when the Oakland Coast
league was after him. and now that
Sacramento is reducing expenses and
has left Tub out of it, Moreing has
decided that it would be sad policy
TO be paying him without working
him, and he has brought Hackett into
his fold.
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of soccer players four years ago. OF
all the brilliant assembly of players.
Woodward, Bryning, Barnadah and
others equally famous that accompanied
the Pilgrims on their last trip to
America four years ago but two will
Mines and c. Coopland. Little Bryn-
ing, whose wonderful work at outside
left was the sensation of the America n
caught the fancy of the country. could
not come because of a broken leg.
The team that comes to America this
week is probably 10 per cent stronger
than the eleven which came here sew
eral years ago.
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SANTA CLARA COLLEGE WINS
FROM SAN JOSE HIGH SCHOOL

SANTA CLARA, Sept. 27.-In the sec
ond game of the Santa Clara college
Rugby football season San Jose high
school was defeated on the L. A. A.
field here this afternoon by the mission
college boys in to score
A good, snappy exhibition was put up
on both sides, the Garden City boys
playing up 10 their old time form,
while the collegians were seriously
handicapped by the absence from their
ranks of Reams, Tadish and Roberts
on account of injuries. Santa Clara
college scored three points in the last
five minutes of the first half when Car
tuccio took the bail from a heel out
and tore through 10 yards for try.
Dooling failed TO find the goal post.
In the second half Goetter carried
a fumbled ball over the goal from the
10 yard line. securing another three
points for the red and white. From
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ST. JOSEPHS INSTITUTE BOYS
ELECT ATHLETIC OFFICERS
By WILL SCARLET

slightly handicapped by the new ruling
made by the board of directors of the
league concerning the weight of con-
testants. The elimination of the un-
limited class cuts out the institute star,
Blufie Martin, who last term made him
self famous both on diamond and track
This year Blufie will be retained as a
coach.
The introduction of the 20 pound
class, on the other hand, is a big ad-
vantage TO the institute, inasmuch as
it has some very promising material
in the midget division 1t is also
strong in the 80 and lis pound classes
with runners like Treacy, McNally and
NJ. Martin.
cilities for preliminary practice in De
Fremery park. few blocks away from
the school building
In anticipation of the parade of ath-
letes, which will proceed the big in
door meet on the night of the 18th, the
West Oaklanders are preparing some
thing decidedly original in the line Of
mascots. Just what it is nobody can
be induced to tell.
The following pupils of ST. Joseph S
institute are among the most likely
members of the school track team.
James Hanifan. William McNaily Joseph No
Ian. Frederick Enos, Paul Cullen, William Ne
Cam. Hyacinth Agnon. Peter McNally Gerard
Barnett. John Duffy, Joseph Mulhern. Jeremiah
els Hudson. William Connolly, John Lestrange.
Francis McAIlister John Collins. Clarence Hogan.
John Malone. Joseph Dechuna John Nolan Linus
Coyne, John Smith. Cyril Kenny. Raymond
bert Cullen. Romanus Bowen. Wifred Iefevre,
Richard Fenelon and James Meehan.
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SISTER OF ALEXANDER
BOYD WANTS ANNUITY
Cites Widow to Account for
TruSteeShiD

Jean McGregor Boyd. widow of Alex
ander Boyd, capitalist. who died in
February 1908, leaving an estate
worth about $2,000.000. appeared in
Judge Coffeys court yesterday In re-
sponse to citation issued at the re-
quest of Mrs. Mary Jane Meeks. sister
of the dead man. The annuity of $500
a month made by Boyd in favor of his
sister has not been paid since the fire,
and Mrs. Meeks wanted Mrs. Boyd, as
trustee of the estate. ordered to make
an accounting.
1t was. explained by w. /. Brobeck,
attorney for Mrs Boyd, that in con-
sequence of the fire having destroyed
the improvements on the property be-
longing to the. estate it had been inn
possible to pay the annuities of Mrs.
Meeks and other relatives.
Judge Cotey put the. matter over two
weeks and suggested to the attorney
for Mrs. Meeks that in the meanwhile
he inspect the books of the estate
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PLANTING YOUNG TROUT

SISSON, Sept. 27.-Work of replen-
ishing the trout streamss OF the state
was begun today when ahe state fish
and game commission car left the hatch
cry here with 100000 young trout. 5o,-
wv 81 ~ pna FOR yoIo co,,nta s,,a ~
remainder for the Yosemite valley and
Mariposa county. Two million young
trout still remain in the hatchery for
distribution. The next trip of the fish
car will be into Plumas county over
the Western Pacific. Two million eggs
for batching have just been received
from the United States fishery at Baird,
Shasta county
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says there are far more betters who
are willing TO take chance n-ketchel
than there were bettors who gambled
on Kaufman against the champion.
Corbett says he does not believe the
odds will be as one sided as some of
the fans believe.
Gregory Mitchell. match maker for
the Sunshine athletic club, is looking
for a suitable opponent for Roscoe
Taylor. the crack lightweight who
showed up so we'll against Tommy Nc
Carthy few weeks ago. Mitchell may
pit Taylor against Antoine Lagrave TO
box as a preliminary to the Johnson
ketchel fight.
Young Peter Jackson has finished his
training for his 10 round encounter
with Joe Wills, the heavy weight from
Vallejo. before the West Oakland club
tomorrow night. The negro has been
working very hard to get in the pink
of condition, as he wants to wade
through Willis as quickly as possible.
In In 6. 3rder to pave his way for a match
Papke. Willis is doing his condition
ing at Vallejo. and his manager, Billy
Caruthers, sends down word that his
toe the scratch on Wednesday night
ready TO put up the stiffest battle of
his ring career
There is much interest in this bout on
this side of the bay. and many San
Francisco fans will journey across to
the West Oakland club TO see how
Jackson. performs against a willing
mixer like Willis. The preliminary
bouts and the special event should also
prove entertaining. frankie. Burns and
frankie Edwards are we'll matched and
their 10 round go should be hummer
Last month it was nip and tuck from
start to finish, Burns getting the YER
diet at the end of six rounds. Two six
round and four round contest will
precede these two events
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this on neither side came dangerously
near scoring, although playing like
demons. Fleming, forward on the San
Jose team, was the star on that side
while for Santa Clara college II. Barry
Cartuccio, Goetter, Barbour and from
atola made good showing. Next
Wednesday the local college Rugby
team will line up against the Berkeley
freshmen at Berkeley.
The following is the lineup:
San Jose high school: Forwards--Smutherun
G. Brown, BodeD, Hayes. Fleming t. Brown.
Fisher: balf Hazeltine: fve-eighths-Sim and
Mcmillan: three quarters-Bacon and Thomas
full. F. Brown; center three-quarters, Douglass:
wing forward, Stuart
Santa Clara college: Forwards Gan
ahl. Degnan. Ford, kirst. Jarrett Skews: half
Hazeltine: ve-eighths-Tromatola and Smith
three e-quarters--Barbour and McCabe: full Car
tuccio: center three quarters, Dooling; wing
forward, Barry.
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Gravesend Races

GRAvESEND, n. Y. Sept. 27.-The
feature of getaway day at >Gravesend
today was the Bay Shore selling stake,
which was an easy victory for the
to l shot DIR. Holsberg. He was
badly outrun in. the early part. but
came with a rush in the stretch and
won going away.
First race, about six furlongs-Sir John john
son. TO ). won: Demund. to l. second; Har-
rigan. to ?. third. Time. Lilo.
Second race. i've and half furlongs-sou1.
to ,. won: Helen Carroll to l, second I;
Lord Baltimore 8 to TO- third. Time, :0S 4-5.
Third race. and sixteenth miles-Sir
Cleges. 16 to ;. won; Question Mark. 13 to .,
second: May River. IL to 3. third. Time.
la %.
Fourth race. about six furlongs-Dr. Holzberg.
= to !. won: Besom j to l, second: Jeanne
d'Arc. u to l. third. Time ITO %
Fifth race, mares and geldings. year ods
and upward, and eighth miles-Wood-
craft. to >, Won; Imitator. q TO /. second;
Nethermost. IL 10 l. third. Time. DO
Sixth race. year old maidens, five and a
half furlongs-0xer. 5 to l. won; Toniata. -
TO l. second Martinez, TO L. third. Time,
1:10.
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Montana Races

HELENA Mont. Sept 27-With the excep-
tion of the pacing event. outsiders claimed every
AT the opening day of the Montana state
fair. Betting lively. with the chief upset
of the day coming the defeat of Jack Paine
by Beauman. The results:
First race. 2:23 pace. mile heats purse 81 600.
First heat-Dollie Dimples first Mona Bells sec
ond Tom Marshall third; time. 2-13. Second
heat-Tom Marshall first, Dollie Dimples second.
Mona Bells third: time. 2:11s Third heat-Dol-s
liz DimpleS first Buck second. Mona Bells third:
time 2:14I.. Fourth bear-Dollie Dimples hrst
Jimmie Dugan second. Buck third; time 2;14.
Second race. Inaugural dash. ave furlongs
purse $2OO-BitteF Sir first. MeddIing Hannah
second. Seasick third. Time, 1900.
Third race. selling. mile. purse 500
Swede Sam first. Queen Lead second. Artie Ripy
third. Time. 1:+1.
Fourth race. selling. six furlongs. purse S13O-
Native Son first Begone second. Dorian Prince
third. Time. 1:13lt.
Fifth race Taft special for year olds and
M distance one mile. purse s2O0-Beaunan n
first lack Paine second, Zoe Yeung third.
Time ] 40.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

NEWMAN. Sept. 2T.-Newman's remarkable
record was broken IN the last game OF the
season. when the Fresno State league team won
hard fought contest by one II a
free hitting game both Oscar Jones and Elmer
Emerson being pounded hard. Each was hit 10
times. but Emerson gave seven walks, which
proved fatal. Newman's batting rally in the
ninth. when four hits brought in three runs
almost tied the score. R. H. E.
Fresno .....-..-... 2 10 3
Bstterses-Emerson and Hilton: Jones and
McDonough.
STOCKTON. Sept 27.-Tbe Tully & Byrnes
nine. with Eddie Webb. the fast amateur tried
line, won from the Stockton Merchants the
Oak park diamond Sunday. Webb was pifted
against Tom Scally. the little southpaw and a
pitchers battle resulted for six innings, during
rounds five errors were made bv the Merchants
outfeid and the clothiers won easily. Webb shut
out the Merchants without a run and with but
Two scratch hltS until the ninth inning. Webb
famed I3 and Seally struck out IL. Next Sun
day the Tully & Byrnes and Crown Flour teams
viii supply amusement for the fans during the
absence Of the State league teams The score:
Tully & ByrDes ............6 S
Stockton Merchants ......2 2 2
Bsttefies-Tully and Byrnes Webb and Yost ;
Merchants. scally and McMurrsy.
1t took 10 innings at MADEIRA yesterday to
decide the game between the Crown Flour team
OF this city and the MADEIRA boys 1t a
pitchers battle. the Crown Flours scoring the
only run OF the game in the last inning
c. Fox OF the locals had reached first on a
wild throw. Mike Hackett. who had two hits
10 his credit banged one out for two bases,
scoring the run that brought victory for the
Crown Flours. Score r. II. E.
Crown Flours ------ ----.------.-- 2
Batteries-w. Fox and c. Fox: shInn and
King.
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Grand Circuit Races

COLUMBUS Ohio. Sept. PIT. W. Murphy
added two toa his list of grand circuit winning
races when this afternoon, with weather condi-
tions unfit for fast time. he won trots with
Inner Guard and Alice Roosevelt. Results:
200 class trot, three heats. purse $1.20o-
Inner Guard won first and second heats. Time,
2:10.t 2:l1A. Marie n won third heat. Time.
2:0SA. Kenyon W. Nancy Royce, Beatrice Bel
ln Genteel II. Brace Girde. Ruby Clay. Harry
Banning, Judge Lee, also started.
2:13 class trot. three in five, purse $1,000
Alice Roosevelt Won third and fourth heats.
Time, 2:12la. 2:12h. Dulce Jay won first and
second heats. = Time, 2:12A. 2:10Ia. Martha
Dillon won fifth heat. Time. 2:13. Jeanie Con-
stantine. MonteIl. Beauty Wright, Borealice
Laurette. Robert L, Royal Penn. Ann Direct,
also started
Iris won in Straight heats. lime. 2:07s..
2:091A. 2:09. Evelyn, Patchen. Mary Dillon.
Gus b, Moryal Jr., Hazel B. Pat Haynes Mar
garet Frey, Anda Fl. Brother Direct. Barney
0Connor, Chaplain Root. also started.
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BOXERS ARE HARD ON
SPARRING PARTNERS
Ketchel and johnson Have No Mercy on Men
Who Assist Them in Training

From clip looks
the
of
the of the
Ketchel
The
to paid
will kechers
and did them He simply waded
in.
and would be tighter
knew the But kece them another
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LOVING CUP FOR GOLFERS

BURLINGAME. Sept. 27.-Following
close upon the tournament at Burlin-
game yesterday comes the announce
Inent that Mrs. Henry T. Scott has do
mated a handsome silver loving cup for
a woman's handicap golf Tournament
TO take place on the country club links
Wednesday, October 13. 1t is expected
that most of the women that PLAYED in
yesterdays tournament Will enter this
next event Miss Alice Hager Miss
Jennie Croker, Mrs. G. s Garrett. Mrs
w. g. Hitchcock, Mrs. II. T. Scott. Mrs
@. A. Newhall. Miss Havemeyer, Mrs.
II. s. Kiersted, Miss Genevieve King
and Mrs. Charles w. Clark, members Of
the top scoring teams yesterday, should
show up remarkably well in the COM
ing tournament.
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RACES AT HAMILTON

HAMILTON RACETRACK, Ont, Sept.
27.-The autumn meeting of the Ham
ilton jockey club opens tomorrow with
an excellent program of seven races.
the features of which are the Sandring-
ham plate. at mile and a furlong, and
a steeplechase over the two mile course.
Large fields are named to go in ma
jority of the events and interesting
contests should be in order. The Ham
ilton jockey club will feature races over
the Grebs course. and a special effort
will be made to have one of these
events every day. Several stables ar
rived from New York this morning.
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STRIPPED AUTO RECORD

SAN DIEGO, Sept 27.-AlthOugh held
up by the police, thus losing valuable
time, Walter l. Vail of Los Angeles,
driving a stripped Pennsylvania stock
car. lowered the down trip record be-
tween Los Angeles and this city this
morning in his effort to break the
round trip record. Vail left Los An
geles at $50 a. m, arriving at the
Evening Tribune office at 9.44. and de-
parted al 9:51 Vail was minutes
ahead of the stripped racer record and
8 minutes ahead of the stock car rec
ord for the down trip. covering the dis
tance from Los Angeles here in hours
minutes
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ENTER PoRToLA REGArTA

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept u
Satisfactory arrangements have been
completed between F.. W. Turner %
and J. A. Hammerstein. chairman of the
Portola regatta committee, for the en-
teTing of four in the POrtOla festiva I.
are Captain J. c. Huston 10. c. l.
Schaupp IL. r. r. Gilmore II, r. I'll.
Seward IL and F. l.. Gurena IL cocks
vain. The shell has been taken from
the boathOuse on Lake Laguafta to
Redwood City. a few minor repairs will
be made and the crew will immediately v
start training.
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ENGLISH SOCIAL LIGHTS COME
TO PLAY SOCCER IN AMERICA

NEW YORK. Sept 27.-England is
sending football team to this country,
the members of which not only shine
as soccer players. but are social lights
as we'll
The team is now aboard the Maure-
tania, which will dock next Friday,
and the next day it will be seen for
the first time in action on the field
on the cricket grounds of Livingstone.
Staten Island.
Sir Ernest Cochrane, bart, is the
sponsor OF tHe eleVSn, ne havlng taken
who chapefoned visiting delegation
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yoTE FOR RoWING

BERKELEY, Sept 27.-By vote of
604 to III the students of the Univer-
sity of California today expressed their
sentiment in favor of retaining rowing
in athletics. The decision is not final,
dent body will have the last voice. 1t
is rumored on the campus that the
committee, despite the vote today. will
be opposed to continuance of the
aquatic sport
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RIazIM


widely universally blood
socaned blood really
the delicate and tissues OF the stomach and bowels that
left would often be danaging the health than the original
the time is absolutely safe and harmless remedy It
healing
and bsks each Of which in daily in form
verythng purity the blood and at the time supply
and Ulcers Skin scrofua Blood Poison
purified blood Book valuable
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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Northwest League

.; SEATTLE Sept 2T.-Seattle got a good lead
in the start. but Anderson lost control in the
middle course, and when he got the bali over
the plate he hit hard. Tacoma en-
Iitled 10 the game. making a strong uphill
hEhf- Score r. H. f.
Seattle .---..--..----....--. s 1
Isco4na ------. -------- Il
Battertes-Anderson and Custer; Annis and
Stevens.
3 SPOKANE. Sept. 27.-Spoksne won the first
game Of the series with Portland here today
by hitting Hagen 10 all corners of the lot.
kilhlsy for Spokane was wild. but kept the
hits well scattered. Bassey made a feature
catch Of Aordyke's fy in the sixth inning.
Score: R. r. E
Portland .....-.----...-.....4l )
Spokane .--.-..-.....-.-..-.--.. IL
Bstreries-Hsgen and Armhrusrer: Killiay
and Spencer.
VANCOUVER. p. C.. Sept 27.-vancouver-
Aberdeen game postponed; team failed TO arrive.
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Vancouver Races

VANCOUVER. B.. C.. Sept. 27.-Today's re-
suits Minoru park:
First race. six and half furlongS=Netting
won. Toler second. Colonel Brady third. Time,
1:21 Is.
Second race. five and a half furlongs-CaIopus
Won Third Chance second, Daddy Clip third
Time, Los 3-5.
Third race. five furlongs-Lena Leach won
FL Paso second, Lillian Ray third. Pine
100 2-5.
Fourth race mile and so yardsEConvent
Bell Won Matte Mack second. Nasmerito third
Time. 43 Is.
Fifth race. six furongs-Aftermath won Blue
Heron second May Pink third. Time. IA 3-5
ersl Haley second Rose Cherry third Time
10.
Half of the worlds zinc comes from
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TRACK FOUND DANcEno.s

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-After having
raced but IL hours out of a scheduled
SIX day event, the motorcycle race on
the Brighton Beach track was called
off by the management shortly after )
O'Clock this afternoon because of the
dangerous condition of the track.
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American League Leaders in
Race for Pennauf Suffer
Slight Setback
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 27.-Clevelsnd de-
fested Philadelphia today, 10 4. The last six
innings were played in a drizzling rain. Score:
r. III. E..
Fhliaoe l1ls --------.-.- ----------+- q .
AleFelSno > ID
Bstteres-Coombs. krause and Lapp; Up.
OTIS Nncheli and Essterley.
NEW YORK. Sept 21.-On account Of slight
rainfall only game was played today between
New York and Detroit, and this the locals won.
Score: h. ii. E..
Detroit -.----.--.---.-.--.-.. 3
NeW 1ofk. z
Bstteries-wiIletts and Schmit; Wsrhop and
Blair.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2T.-Foreman was wild
snd ineffective today. Chicago making enough
TUBS in the two innings he pitched 10 defeat
Washington easily Score: X. h L.
NhellnEkol L u
0ntc1go > II
Barteries-Foreman, Reising and Slattery;
Scott and Payne.
BOSTON. Sept. 27.-St. Louis Boston game
postponed; rain. Two games tomorrow.
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National League

e PITTsBURG. Sept 27.-Pittsburg lost an op-
today when Leifeld weakened In the ninth in
ming Of the second game with New York the
visitors scoring I'VE runs and winning. to 4.
The locals the first contest. 10 l. Scores:
FIRST game r. h. E.
AeW Ho-k----- --------- -----------
- Bstteries-Adsms and Gibson: Crandan and
gchlei JmPires-Emslie and Johnstone.
Second game X. H. E.
Pittsburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IA
New York. y IL
Bstteries-Leifield and Gibson; Wiltse, KIa-
VfrTer and Myers. Schlei. Umpires-Johnstone
and Emslie.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 27-Brcoklyn lost both
games Of todsys double header with Cincinnati
Scores:
First game r. H. f.
S.,l1l Sshe,iihau '-----''-. '---'''-''-' :
b brooklFn 5
Batteries-EWing and Clark: Kent and Mar
shall. Umpires-Rigler and KLEIN.
.: Second game r. II. E.
Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures. 3 p
Bsfteries-Csnfweli and CLARK: Bell and Ber-
gen Umpires-Klem and Rigler.
:. CHICAGO. Sept. 2T.-Chicsgo defeated PhiIa-
delphis in the opening game Of a four game
series today. To !. Overall pitched in great
-. form. Score: r. II. T..
-Chiesgo ,--..-..-...- .--...--..:.--.--.
:. Bstteries-Corridon and DOOM Overall ard
Archer. Umpires-ODay and Brennan.
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American Association

AT Toledo-First game. Minneapolis 3. Toledo
g. Second game. Minneapolis D., Toledo 3;
called in fifth on account of darkness.
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ACCUSED on KEEprNG LorrERx :

LOFTS, cigar dealer. II Stockton street. Was
arrested Yesterday by Detective Redmond on 4
small revolving wheel which was said 10
violate the law. ~
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IRON WORKER MISsING--The disappearance
Of Louis Demas. an iron worker who lived with
his brother, Peter. at 504 Ninth street. was
reported to the police yesterday The missing
man has not been nor heard of since last
Thursday. He is described as 81 years of age
tall. stout, gray hair and dark mustache
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Half of the worlds zinc comes from
Prussia.
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Western League Games

DES MONIES. Iowa. Sept. ~ r.. H.
Lincoln ... 10
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CONNIE MACK WILL
SEND PLAYERS WEST
Wires Danny Long That Philadelphia Athletics
Will Play Series of Games Here

into camp last week would indicate
that there is not the slightest chance
of them losing the pennant.
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