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Sharp County record., 1909-01-01

Sa.es agent for DR.. Cbas. +. Simmons Fa1
the line of the already located San Antonio N
Grande Railroad The opportunity Of I1
One Of the finest ranches that the world ba'|
seen, embracing 95,000 acres in the "Garden W
the World, Atascosa County, Texas 0ppe]
ties like this seldom occur and will probably
occur again
Opportunity Seldom Comes But o]
Two hundred and ten dollars, payable $40 perrin
buys two lots for home or business in lowp
farm of from 10 acre truck farm to a o4Q'ace
Mineral lands farms improved and unlhp''I
Arkansas for SALE
Sharp County record., 1909-01-01

Governor Donaghey, sent the
governor a fine, fat 'possum by
express few days ago.
Deputy Constable j. NJ. Agee
of Paragould and Mrs. Martha
Agee, widow of Mr.. Agee's
brother, who died recently, were
married several days ago.
The fair grounds at Rogers will
be sold at public outcry Saturday
to satisfy a mortgage of more
than five thousand dollars. The
fair was a losing venture.
Mrs. Nancy Cooper, who was
about 80 years of age, was burn
ed to death at Pine Bluff several
days ago when her clothing took
fire from an overheated stove.
Robert Lewis and his wife and
daughter of Nashville came near
losing their lives last week as
the result of ptomaine poisoning
caused from eating canned souce
meat.
The White Cliffs cement plant
at Ashdown was advertised to be
sold few days ago, but there
were no bidders and the court
will have to fix another date for
the sale.
Abbie Wilson Of Berryville,
while splitting wood a few days
ago, was struck in the eye with
a small splinter Of the wood, maxi
ing a wound that may destroy
the eyesight.
The large mercantile firm Of
George W. Cox C Co Of Para
gould made an assignment for
the benefit Of creditors, Poor
collections are given as the cause
of the failure.
H. M. Cox, a millionaire whose
home was at Portland, Maine,
fell from the third story window
of hotel at Hot Springs a few
days ago and was instantly killed
on the pavement below.
The total valuation Of the tax
able real property in Lonoke
county is about three and a half
million dollars. The personal
property in that county is valued
at nearly two and a half million
dollars.
A bill will be introduced in
the next general assembly ask
ing for the establishment Of u
district court at Beebe. White
county is one Of the largest coun-
ties in the state, and at present
searcy is the only county seat,
Miss Mollie Mcconnell, 40
years Of age, Of Paragould, com.
mitted suidide lately, She
mounted ladder, tied a rope to
n rafter and around her neck,
then kicked away tho ladder, III
health caused the deed, Il Is
thought,
O. W. Massingale, aged about
30 years, was robbed Of 5000 and
murdered in the town Of FL Do.
rado n few nights ago, His homo
was at Valentine, Neb,, and he
had been at FL Dorado for sew.
eral weeks selling patent well
machine.
The store Of Lawrence New.
berry of Finch, Greene county,
was burglarizod Of $50 q few
nights ago, Bloodhounda lo.
Gated the robbers at the home Of
q prominent citizen Of tho com.
munity, and some small boys
confessed to the deed and return.
ed The money.
Last week Walter O. Caldwell.
u wealthy young man Of Fort
Smith, discovered hls wife in
ST. Louis for whom no had been
l. IL.
Sharp County record., 1909-01-01
The ARKANSAS GAZETTE

Is the newspaper of greatest
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ries the complete Assoclat'
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Service on Sunday, and has
its own correspondents all
over the state. 1t has the
largest and fastest newspa-
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every other Improvement
necessary to produce a good
newspaper.
If you are a business man
or a student, or want to be
fully informed Of the states
news and progress, You can.
not do without the Gazette,
Subscription rates to the
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VISITS With
g UgGBE DY
Hinchmeyer's Patent Break.

During the worlds fair" ccnided
Miller, the newspaper man, in COM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-27

eIRTu NOTICES.


Me0ee-To the vile or u heeees 49,
,tfh A W. JAY ~ sou -. 80.
( Wocrv-To the vile 81 W heefe sats
iskr. taly -, sca .t st,v
Fh@rrsi-ro the wife VI \. fhefts'- s''fs
~ Yg,,s.-Ts shs wife Of 7. Price, city.
LAZY ~ 4 sos t..,a. al
Ward, Jsiy ~ son Malta. tsas
Hslitn TO the vile % y hs"Ne'
Kiihoarn<, July IA son ,.a.t al
Rrkdsl-ro The rife % g Hs@a-'
u1ncr. JOY IS, e deathisf, .,,x
Trrrs-fo the sift Of u F@9t W.
futJ w. dahGirf AAA
al s,th. July ~. a dseshisf,. ,.,...s
Hs<ians-To the wife u y heslehas
1k5s -ilh \ W. Jay se.ss "a.
Nsieh--Io the wife 81 W. VISA ~
Idly II. = taashtsr No.. al.
Hsxce-To ths rtfs q v hefes' W.
washington. Jaiy -. .en- -
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f4ffN 49, ANAtffAAA
rhe 10 recognized ~ he most wonder
'ul paisrisf IN the world OF her visit
10 Europe. fhe gave reaflnsa that 40.
.onished The most enlightened and ahep-
,ifai people Of European tltien This
rorffffuf Egyptian challenger any palm
q IN the world 10 compete with her.
me does mol tell things 10 please a per-
son. trt reads the hand Just a. Il infi-
-afss from the cradle 10 The grave tells
every person The planet thay we're born
Ir4erT-f1Glr lucky and unlacky planets
md What sffr-iu Ilf@- - IL 10 better
fhemseites; what -Dsrf 81 The country 10
hest for them Also explains fhinrr
which have always been a mystery.
what tu<tnes. you are hest adapted Tor;
when and whom you Viii mary. settles
and explains love affairs and family
troubles; reHHift@ he separated, etc
( why not re the bssf7 II t0sts no
more. Hafi<faffiou guaranteed Al
fe4dinsr strictly eonfidsntlai
Give her 4 trial before you critldiae
ElYFTfAN CANT.
Enfls~ood station. usurfetoun
1fl1e-r
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?
IN the Superior ra4rt - the afaia 81
washlnsteu. foe the CouhtY ~ KRIS
STATE u Nasainsten. Ceuaff u kiaa-ss
In the Matter q thu Estate u kiiA
heyaa. pacsassd
Ne flfI
NOTICE ~ HEREBY afyES THAT
Freda " eorEs, afmlhisiraffis Of the
esfsts u Eiia Rdysa. deceased has rem
dsrsf 10. and MED IN aald court her
flnai aecoaHt as such saminisiraffis and
that Thursday. the srth day q Ialf. i3t,.
Al o'eIeck M. 81 the court fcoH
% the probate dspastmrnt Of our saif
superlpf eegrt 10 lhs CITY II seattle in
Bad kiss draaK ke ksen daiy a.
lttef " go - fer tss ssttlsmsst
~ aid srfeahf IL Afirh time and place
any psfson Interested 10 aid estate MAY
nptsesf and NE Bis ssesptlons " sfiiias
70 sald arrltrt. and contest the sans
WITNESS TIRE non IONS y MAIN.
Judge q aali Superior court ard The
Seal q sid cpuft hcfeta AFFIXED this
stth day u lane 1919
D X. sIckEi.s. cisrs
by Percy y Thomas. psFatY cIssa
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a HOME AND a Jon
A NOM AAn A ION

CnnAf-tl ehietsn faaehs. from
tn a afFef close IN arouhd hsatiia ffam
1859 10 ffQe. en- terms n iit dgsh. ~
pef month We are the uunsfs ~ You
cen nams Traf osh lfiesa See Niili
msns statesmen today Also ~ wat
several msa 10 uofA At seed vaass
al
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gE1AN NJ ~ Z D.
---------------=
Mashiagioa isF the caaaiy 81 Kias
Ia ,hs matter o. the estate Of Rh
Rows. deceased
order @ shea cause vhY di.ifibuilea
.eegla ~ = maiis Sc fatt
ifuia y amEa administrator " the
estate u rlia hafaa. deceased. hatiar
fiiHi 90 this cnurt htr fetliian sqiiiaf
forth that asia estate a Hae - q cen
litleN 10 30 elatfd and 70 ready fuf Vie
tfitati1a % TIE residue ihenaaf ameHs
he pfrs1ns sHtiiiai tI law thereto. aad
7 appearing % ne court That aid pett'
iian aeia fafth facts fafiieienl 60 4aihafi
lig a disinbatian q TIE uaaides q stii
IT rs THEREFORE, oRpenEn BY ne
eaufi that ali psrsths Interested IN the
estate q ihe said Ella HaYaA deceased
b. and arrsaf before ne said supetiaf
spaft 81 kins eauuiF slate % MafhlHH
TOM A. TIE taaft fnlm % The rfutais
dersliuasai q aid court N ne slif y
seattle ca the san day o. July. 1905 At
ne hose Of a'eiers y ~ % saii dty
then anf there 10 shu~ sAuts. u say
ihsl have, WhF an order pf dlHtfinulian
should not b. made % The fssifre o.
naid ssiats amens he heirs and psrslas
Y ala Fstiiiea iasniianei. accafiias %
n ~ FURTHER ORDERED. ms.
cdaf q fHia rriirf - uHtilshsd once I
vvsk faf fglr aarrrasisr veghs hefafc he
sa'd i,,h day y lalg. 1899 in II. seat
ils star nrasrap~f printed ard pats
tsi5sf IN said kiuE er4nfT and u zen
ersl elfreiafisn therein
hnre IN open ecgft ttls gtfh taY 81
luas. ifss.
JOHN " MAIN. 1adHe
STAT Or NashisEten- teaulf q hfae--es
u X ricai4s cpanfY fiefh % klng
fganff 4li er-1fficia rirFE "a the airsf-
lnr eoufi ~ tbs STATE of Wnshlnnfah. Ter
ne county u King d hsfrkT certify that
copy ~ an original afdsf 10 shua fAass.
msfs W sald court IN the tffh dal q
iune iidti IN HE Iaaffsf u ne sstats
u Ella HeYea, deceased
Witness my had and fht seai ~ said
caurt this ssh dAf Of lurs, ises
issalf D X. EfCkEiE s1sFt
~ fofer y. faHnias pepuir Clark.
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For Sale by Owner

one hair arra To- cafsl1t afdIuaa d,
HeofFHtoHu All 10 ffaii trees fies
shirEsnf ore COS. fafHliHfa faf ~
rooms and hIfriHan a suar ~ Hrht
farfy Terms. Mfs ! aallsfE qaaras-
taam
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THE SEATTLE STAR

Entered ct Che Seattle post office "a
second giats NATTER
One sent rer cows H|f eenu PER week
ar twenty ufe cents per wchih. 'rllh
lrcd tY mall 90 ctifiur No ffe1 coolies
40 NAH SUBSCRIBERS rho daie
when Taur subscription esphes o. ON Eve
iadrfss label or each fafar When Hal
1aic Arrives % Nruf subscription NAH het
afafu been paiA in advance funf name
5 taken ugm the iist A ehtNsH OF ltla
"a the aAdrraa label ~ fefgipt fsNN
ger year ~ 50 FOE ala months
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS sheald
fcuf repy Of The star ial ~ Faa's ANs
~ Z o'clock anY ettnlna Woasf ae Na
Inc ffecr e. can az eaf malH NtElt1
stlnsdt Malta iftat Ind tNi teinHea
and & 81 r'riaa b. anf We HiN seHN ftN
sorv Al once u seu ahudii miss li fnHir
man tnsa. PLEASE teisghors De even tiine
fan miss t 1900 -..s...
,tff suhssfihsfs pericet seta -And
tt Il the aaif way
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pkiRf nANru 90 aefas. pafi taitam
land balance first class upland. 20
erfes % rHitif aiinn. is acres pasture
balance unitaf iafgu hssnnf orchard
al Aindu - small ffHits abundance u
Funhlar water fand room house
laffa barn and ouihHiiniHfa ffiae
Y ete. shieh Includes horses. Z cows
500 ehicsana ineatatnfs. farming
implements heusHhnld fafrlfafe
iarma Cell ana ssf ugf, tHf haali
saa u -st-fp
Pr fais@Eaasfn ofsuan. Union
eduuiF. i.lta affaa fiH4tsr aH1 farm
land beet saisri sffFht iiHinf
sEfinlHi 70 affss Improved reh saiii .
sNsnf afthaHts teafinn ffuifi hoaaaa
fns ! fpamsi large barns. carriage
house, ffanafY. hennefys new anf veil
built timber mostly pins. NJ ani tam
sfaeh Terms 10 salt fqf pafiigaiau
80 " addrsts q chumas Ia FULTON
- Nssitls. wash aiatiaH Y, near The
esnal tflfaa III
WHAT wAftA wALfA WANTS ~
YOU President haafsfslf sal1l "Maiia
MsllA mans ihs rlsaaaHfrsi Impression
90 M Wluf n any ciiy I Visited iH The
HaftAsrst The suffoandlnr waller 10
an asfifgiiufsl paradise II is makinr
Fsnd SIND faf taahisi b. u Ast uses.
iiens Commercial ciut. Walls Wsiiai
WASH
CONSULT kama.i ceiirss. ii, naiisJ
huiidina. slssi fsfHs ffuit isHdA ssfs-
asa sts
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East Entrance
Woodland Park

New, double constructed tsven.foam
house concrete basement. vaiha furnace
laundry trays nickel plumbing comhlnas
uen httnfes cabinet panty. separate
lpilet and beth, OAK mantsl. plate rail-
WINDOW seat etc, corner lot street
graded. cement Sidewalk. one tioes treen
Lake, two blocks Meridian car Owg.
ers price ililee terms No agents calf
itit n ttih 1t. rhons Red iie
st-ig.s
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HOME SWEET HOME
wATEn fuusT- Eishi arrss slrfira
taautifalif dHsr 10 the ffstifsst iats
"a ihs ficfs nEfwfES SEATTLE
AND TACOMA HiIhiy Improved 81
shara q its hsafias irsss al tiHas
u small fruits r1ad Natff surgif
neat i've .fpafn dpsliias tsfr fnd ssss
sfai seed raailTf houses class se
sfhsei sad nsightsfs n y d ctA
b feaehsd - lntsfyftsn ~ heai Aise
onlI few fods fftsn survey II Hsauiss
TarQma ghaft tins 1'firs. tnfiufins
hafss eeEon. tuaay, COS, hsifsf
shout zee fhlrksua ineutafaf and
breeders tffqt Tsfms
uuHEHr dkiTHf,
titstie 81 AisstA fiuiidins
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Telephone Us Ads Main 1880 Ind 44l
Farms AND LAHos.


. -
~ n GOVERNMENT
"rAiEf AfTN
IRRIGATED LANDS
: ~ TWiN rAIfM COUNTRY.
nOuTiiEuN IDAHO
Ills lost River Tract Nov open
On OREGON short Line haiifuadi
Land anl Perpetual water Night
iai 90 and $40 90 ief Acre
no end No Years Time.
INIluIif UNDER HrATI
GOVERNMENT HurENFtHiua,
Prizes Of NHtsr iiishi lfud ~
tho State
Make Hsa ~ Your HcnfaF Aefs
iilHhi Heiurn u 10 Too fate
NiE nAtiiNNA IHNInahAfH
: uf LAND
d u kip 4 co.
iie HpfiHa ~, seattle
Maia feif. Tod. asa.
> sssss :
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Rooming House

fafnishsa tqsss fsii sitis fsnt ~ L.
rsiIsa iisi y chsur o.. eefasr ttth ave
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sfTUArioN wAnrep--reMAI g
gALEgMEN -DEMoNsrnArons-

TNIfTNHE7 -UEWTNHTWNT UWH-
AGENrH
Here 10 Nhifisind seller. the Ksench
Razor hharpener. Nine out u ton men
buy on the spot The only device that
viii keep any razor blade. regulation or
safety. IN absolutely perfect shaving con.
dillon II you want a chance At the
generous Keeneh profits address quick,
X 100 hiAf office -aT-1t
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Crisp Snaps

tste-fY acres on the pipe line. tito
cash balance us per month.
ii.ite-t aefss At Buwami.h station. only
q short distance 10 car line.
ii.lo9-k aefss between Hsninn nnd
Rainier Hsach, 1900 cash aud
eaianee iit per month.
If,se6-lN acres ~ miles south Of
founefiowni Is cash
20 fod-sfN acres eornefine on the Pair.
mount add twert sentileti ca.
msnt walk 10 car ~ cash.
itee-i acre between South Park and
Fauhtlernyi Y cash.
u. oo6-ti ieu on Mercer Island tEast
Aeatilsl water mont
ti.its-t acres mainland east Of Mercer
JOHN " WHITE co,
i0f Oriental Block
MAJ" as0'' ina 1871
ZINE LAND.
We have five.acre tract Just suited
for gardening and strawberry raising
SOIL 10 rleh and deep and easily cleared.
Price tteo. and only 80 down. balance
wfsT a WHEELER,
zoe coLhAT BLodR
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80 Acres

80 Acres
ns. lad. ~ sissf.a ssA fsnssd sd
pisuss seod road, ~ q pfiss eniY
vs. pst srrs, eHs ihifd cash. Gene
sslss -
Tel n ,tte. lad iitt
ruaT Acnosa LAKE wksnlsorog-
NH aefs. psfi rich tstisfs iana.
tslaAss $50 upisha partially In
Ffavs4I sbasdsses u rurnins watsf
fsans qFsksIt. swsil ffeiis Ihfss.
tenn heuss tsfs snd shigssa heass
ela.. 90 hs.i l.ssi,s, . f..is .s.,.
nouFnT nAtITnY,
sit.tistii kiss.a naiiaias
osRpnSEnW CHOICE
MA. acre. In wits river vslisy. east
II rssine clir, on sesA,r read rees
alder boitem lana. price titssa tiitts
cssh
ct.irFoRp . VAN AHaDALE
~ Third Ave. near Nasifen
-.
nTTWrf.S TyfRFTT fSTrpffHnAN
AND THE aouNp-.rtvs acres. isssl
,shs s.ss,.ss. ~. . ~. ~ ~ ,sss
49, -at,s.- 80 go .,,tsiisin..
affhafd small ffails oSof ~stsf
f'fies tstfe rsrrns-ttte cash. tsi
shss iaas titas 81 per cent
honnHr nALTnf.
Aa.Ilalo.
"'ss" N I'm
: ACRES ehrAp.
ohly vas w essh ana w Hsea'hp.
v,.-.
- -. .s,-1r,as i..1 49, 49,,
yisid ~ ~ irss Tea. asfs tracts iisf (
W derh. ~ per mouth hshoel fvgt.
stt nansr sanaias sit /
-----------s-----
is,.5artsa. halt rich. bottom lard |
balance good uplahi ruHnias -Atsf
EASILY cleared ii,tst Tsfms
RonEHr MALTnr,
tis.fft4s4i Alaska nundirs
-ifstg
WHAT wAt.LA wki.LA WANTS IL
YOU pfssidsnt Roosevelt seid "waiia |
Wsna made The pisasanisst iHpfessign |
On M mlnd u kn1 cttI I Visited IN the |
N0fthwest" Ths surrounding valley ls |
an agricultural paradise II 10 mkkins |
scod Nsnf Tor booklet u D Ask ques.
Wash
--------
chhAP WIDOWS zig shichse |
fAheh. pes sha rese 70
ee"a mon,h rfss v,sd sna
lo.shan ~ hendef.
30. ~ h.tuns'oh "ns. " nes hfhten |
pha T" humans e"h'sf' Ia Ffms.
rrS ACRES ron uoura
West Of Seattle, on county road HANDY
10 market Price tsto. 80 essh and 10
per month.
ciiffohp a VAN AhspALE.
va Fh'fa Az Neaf Madison
On. acre. feuf. room hou..' ei,x w.,.,
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Newtown
The Great Railway
Addition

Chicago. hiiuaahss q pusst sound
feiiNar sJfism rasses flsht ihfeaFh the
center NJ the Addltlou
NtTtATfh Just outside 81 The eifr
iiinits Of Tacoma. ore % the most In.
reftant ard thriving cities ~ the rIrsf
Northwest. ltins between the npaaas ~
10 an OPPORTUNITY that 10 saidsn. ms
lots arc lAtss Hnd isvsi title perfect. tfa
ard ~ Halt ~ the addition already
suld faf further Information call At
toom Zee WashihstpH building fifsi ~
REALTY Co, Inc. Ii
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Honesteads

4 claims thai viii ran from 20
millions each A. umhsf close " Hatffi
fare u 70 fiam Haaiiie
D. DIXON 4 Co.
Main 10 las sfd Ave lad. ~.
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LOST AND FOUND.

tast- Leather hsG on South Aitl faf
o. vicinity. containinn iarGs ehafnois
tes VIII iewsif{ iitefai reward valued
~ ssepethe Phone l. stst MOTH 1864
o. iif fird n --ss III
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REFLECTIONS or

NIT EEO IVH6 VI
ink
Tho thing to convs II
her nose doesn't irech
DO II
The reason men don'l
I'D play is II sesmr-
home.
Whom a siri get so
- 4
80
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Apex Gold, Wash.

wanted What have roo faf sAisf
Charles naessffisia srhsosfasn.
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NET Acnoaa LAKE wkanlsoTog-
Hsht aefss psft rich totiufa lana.
tsiaAss $50 upisns partially ii..
ftans qfsksft smsii ffNiis ThHss.
fnen heuss tsfe and shiftss heass
class 20 heat ianfint - islif tesis
% zee esn vefs IA ts~a. fries ti.sst
ROBERT hALTRY.
-if.is
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
Stockton Forfeits

SACRAMENTO, Aug. stockton
forfeited the game today by score of
9 to O, when Sacramento led, 1. to 0,
in the last half of the fourth. Umpire
Henley had ordered Pfyl out of the
game for using vile language on the
diamond and was surrounded by a
crowd of Stockton players. In the
midst of the mixup Manager Douglass
of the Stockton team left the grand
stand, rushed onto the diamond and
ordered Captain Farrell to call his men
off the field.
At the box Office Mayor Clinton l..
White led the spectators in demand
that the admission fee be returned.
Managers of both teams held con-
sultation and decided to play an exhi-
bition game. But several of the play
ers had left for town on the car and
another wait occurred.
After persistent demands by Mayor
White the managers patched up two
teams and went onto the field to play
a listless game, which resulted 4 to 2
in Sacramento's favor. The score of
the game up to the time Of the forfeit
ure follows: r. III. r.
stockton .......... 3
Sacramento
Batteries-Hoag and Frambes; Trip
pet and Hackett.
No official score was taken.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
Up Country High Schools
Look Strongest

The withdrawal of the Berkeley and
Oakland high schools from the
Academic league will no doubt increase
the possibility of the country schools
winning the field meets.
Last spring Healdsburg captured
both the Stanford, Ipterscholastic and
the Academic events, owing largely to
Oakland's absence
Healdsburg will lose by graduation
their star hurdler, Beeson, who won
three frsts in both meets. Beeson Will
be with Stanford this fall.
Santa Rosa, Lick, Lowell and Cogs-
well also will lose valuable point win
ners. Hupp, who won Is points for
Lick in the Academic meet, graduated
in June, as did Cooley, Santa Rosa's
star weight man. Cecil Cauldwell the
sprinter, Moody the hurdler and Ken
bricks the pole vaulter, all point win
ners for Cogswell, will be missed in
the fall meets.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08

1t is a case Of bring your dinner with
you or take chances of getting in on the
tail end of the evenings repast at
home, if you want to stick it out to see
which team wins at the Grove street
park these days. For the third con-
secutive afternoon the Raisin Growers
and the Oakland outfit have battled
through extra inning rounds. Yester-
day was no exception to the rule, for
it took 10 frames for the visitors to
down the Oaks.
In the tenth the Fresnoites did the
job up well, for they got enough runs
SO the invaders could not come back
In their half of the inning and even
matters UP.
Fresno was never behind, though
Moreing's men were after it all the
time. The southerners got away in the
initial frame with a run in the lead,
and it looked as If they were going to
pound Moskiman out of the box before
many frames had elapsed. However,
the Doc got better after the first two
innings and worked nicely.
A. Smith did the heavy work for
Fresno and delivered a nice assort-
ment. At times the Oaklanders found
him, but his generosity was of a lin
tied nature. A run at time was the
extent of his liberality.
After getting the first run in the
opening frame on a triple by Funck and
a hit by Kelley, Moskiman pulled him.
self out of a tight hole by just allow
ing one tally. Oakland tied the score
in the second.
The battle waged evenly until the
fifth, when Fresno put another run
over and went for one more in the
seventh. However, in the eighth the
Invaders cut down the lead one and
tied it in the ninth
The Raisin Growers showed bulldog
grit by, fighting harder after Oakland
had tied in the ninth, and they went
after Moskiman in a manner that made
the Doc feel sick, and he was ready to
quit. Five hits in the tenth netted the
Fresnoites three runs, which sealed the
game. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
High Schools Prepare for
Football Season

With the opening of the city schools
general mixup is expected in high
school football this fall. Some of the
schools win play Rugby and some will
play the American game. Lowell, Cogs-
well and Mission have already signifed
their intention to play the English
game.
Lick, Polytechnic, wilmerding and
Alameda will don the moleskins and
play the gridiron game. Oakland.
Berkeley. Belmont. st. Matthews and
Hitchcock, while not in the league, will
continue the American game.
Alameda seems at the present time
to have the best chance of any of the
schools, as it has lost but three men
Graft, Bruzzone and Brush. Brush, the
Academic quarter of last year, will be
hard TO replace. but with such men as
Kizer and Charlie Baum back of the
line, and a veteran line, it will prove
very strong.
Lick, Alameda's only hard opponent
of last year, viii be hard hit by losing
Captain Holman, Whittemeyer, Padilla
and Murray of the back field, together
with Meeker, Philip Smith and Michel
of the line. Captain Holt. who was
injured last year, is back, as is e.
Smith. end Henderson, sub half;
Wharf, tackle; Bliss, sub guard, and
McNair, sub center.
The chances of Polys turning out a
winning team were never brighter.
Gill, the star half, together with Hayes,
lGunton, Roncovieri Estrella. Kelley,
Belcher, Hestrand, Jones and Fratus of
last years team are all back and a
formidable lineup can be gotten to-
gether-
Wilmerding is also hard hit by grad
uation. She loses her entire back field,
composed Of Buck" Trowbridge,
Dutch HanIey, Babe Merchant Mil
Her and Baumbaugh.