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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

Jockey ]. McIntyre who has been under sEs
pension since last summers meeting at seattle
leave next week for Baltimore. where ne win
ride for William Garth. who has acquired con-
tract on him. Mcintyre is lighter Just now
than at the time of his suspension and Will be
able TO ride at rs pounds. He probably Will be
seen in the saddle at Emeryville today
The horses that were offered at The paddock
sale at EmeryvilIe yesterday brought better
prices than had been looked for Bidding Was
spirited in several instances and the sales eff
Property Of w. OBJ McDonough-Eddie
Graney, Barney Schneider, S325: Ossa d. Nc
Carthy. $50; Hex. joe -Stern. Sl40; Lorenzo. ID.
Mccarthy, S105; Lumen. Charlie Bowman. 500;
Middle. Adoiph Never, Slo0; General MeGregor.
Andy BIakeiey, $3.50: 0tranto. Harry Mack. 500;
yespasan. james Rayelson, 500; Duke OF Milan
Property Of r. DI weir-strike Out. ]. o..
Holder. $500; Jim Gaffney. Joe Harlan. st22;
Gene RUSSELL p. q. Lynch S120 Recon. c..
Do Do. II. Glbner $50
Property of L. d. sullivan-st- Francis. c. j.
Casey $3.50; saracinesea; D. Mccarthy s215.
Fred Il. Chase & Co.. who have been conduct
ing the paddock sale at Emeryviile, viii sell II
head of . year olds from W. OBJ Maedonough' $
0rmondae farm at their sales pavilion at Six
teenth and Valencia streets. In this city, next
Thursday evening. Fredonia. carmisa, Miss
Georgie Or. Stone and Mapur from the Berry
racing stable will be sold at the same time.
Frank Taylor, who trained the En1eryyiife dlyl-
sion of s. C. Hldreth's big stable during the
winter. will leave for New York tonight. 1ay-
lor probably will connect himself with one Of
the Metropolitan stables, Hildreth's establish
ment has been reduced to such proportions that
ii will not be necessary to have two trainers.
Hildreth always does all Of his own training
when the size of his string will permit it.
j. G. Folansbee has returned to New York
from the City of Mexico. where ne has been
actively engaged in the interest OF the Mexican
jockey club.
Gwyn Tompkins will ship his stable OF jumpers
to France at the close of the PimlcO meeting.
John d. Millin sold Twin Screw to G. H.
Weidemann of Gonzales yesterday. which leaves
only Quality Street and Sixteen on his hands TO
dispose of He is conducting negotiations for
the sale of several brood mares with their suck
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
Memsic and WolgaSt Are
Even for 10 Rounds

Los ANGELES. April 16.-Ad VOL
CAST and George Memsic Tough furi-
Gus 10 round draw tonight at McCarey' s
club. While there was a difference of
opinion as to who was the winner, no
decision being allowed by the referee,
the consensus of expert opinion was
that draw was fair, although if a
decision were rendered it should go TO
Memsic.
In the early rounds Memsic appeared
to have a slight lead. although VOL
casts defense was so near perfect that
the Bohemian had difficulty in landing
At infighting Wolgast proved his SUI
periority while at all around boxing
weights master.
Repeatedly Wolgast rushed Memsic
to the ropes and with furious right and
left swings TO the body had the Boile
mian in distress. Memsic. after each
rush, would come back strong and pro-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
ARCADIA RESULTS

skNTA ANITA PARK. April le.-one hun
dretl and twenty first day. Weather clear Track.
faFr.
FIRST RAcE-Fire furlongs, selling:
4l-Besumont tWilson 100 Pa
80. " R9ey page ,.--lo9 : 22 2&=
Time-.l2 - % 50 80. AZ -. 100 Is.
AT post minutes. on 81 2-o+ DANDY me
Robert Gray. Colonel Dick. semProesle, nnis-lsd &
~ named. Value TO winner $50. Ninne,, g
r. by Beau 0rmonde-Celebre- Trained b. stcNe
SECOND RACE-Four and half furlongs,
666S Horse and locker. VT St Str. I'm.
21-T. 6. Butterfly gPrestOnlll2
4l-Kid SHILLING ...------il5
TinsN.o6 - rs -. Al. % -. Al post
Is minutes or ~ 2:3o Rev q ToVar. Miles.
sir Seco. Natchem Raleigh J. D. SaTneck ) =
Jr-, Ia De1tra. finished > name7l;; fs,eS s1 -
Bzlzane. Trained by J. Mccormick
THIRD RACE Seven furlo9gs' selling; ~. e,
6i-Black Maze (wilsonl 100 !
g 5-OId Timer lhennedy .lo3
CID Stafford tShilling) .lY4
r.ias.5. i:2zi5. Al post minuoss- OF at
! - Grande Dame. Fern T.. Ethel Day. Grace
e.. finished IS named. value 10 VsIsaer S529.
r. Tinneu.
FOURTH RACE-siK furlongs selling
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT ST. str Fin
'sia s-eessl5er e.sis Il H0ea 'aTehibaidiiSs
-C-I-Iee Harrison fShiIingfloT / = = Z
Time-:I2 25. -23 - -35 10 ;5f.3-5 1;el-
1-Is AT post pa minutes. OF at 3 3-22iz- Nc
Chord Rey del Munds- Illusion. Frief OF Elgin.
Margaret Randolph. Sink Spring Proshc. Agnes
Virginia. Plckavsy. finished as nsmed- value 70
winner SS21- Winner. ch- "a. By Rey Fl santa
Anita Ardieute. Trained by W T. Maxwell
FIFTH RACE-Six furl0nes seIlinf,;
ODDS. Horse and Jockey VT * str fln
3l-TsKer Page .-..-.---1o4 =
40-l-Tavors wilson Ice
6I-0reIis lffowardl --. 1o7 >
Tfmc-.le -. "a Is. SO. ;4S. l.09 p.
1889 AT post Gla minutes. 90 At 3.s9ie.
Josie = Hsber. C0bleskili, Esther NJ Byron,
Aucassin. sir Angus. Work ard Pls = hiiEeTt.
finished as named. Nslue 10 winner SO N1n-
J. DimonG.
SIXTH RACE-0ne and euartez miles sell
odds Horse and Jockey VT. s. Str. Fin.
IntI-Eucr a. PALMS. ..---.-lol =
4l-Siirer knight fNosperl -
l0l-Livius tRettigi ---s--- III "A >
Time-2.0s 30. A. post minu1,s on ~
4-fs Banridge HI Caul Cap MSS Naomi.
Crotfo Dr. white. Nasmerito. Bonton, kUbinon.
ROYAL Maxim. Miss offeous, George %uFton,
Needful. finished named Value e winner.
sa25 winner. b. m By orsn-ssintillate-
Trained hT 81 Vincent
SEVENTH RACE-Fire and half furaongs.
od6s. Horse and Jockey. VT st. SIN Pin.
2n-I-Alhion n BurTelii los . h
2-1-NHrcr stream ii1ettigli los
7I-ia thafa Howard los
T7me--0f 3D. 10 - - 5-5. Al t-s- % 10.
81 AT post 20 minutes. on 81 4;45- lamar.
1-ioe'ess level Voitrome LsudabIe- Colunbis
Msfd Auburndaie, Nazapan. EFados, tsolaens-
finished rs named Value 70 winner 1873. Win
rer b.. M hF Solitaire u-Lucille IL Trained
by n j. McEnerny
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Racing at Gm@yv@ amd Arcadia Tracks is at an End Today
Gossip Of the EmeryDiHe Track

ling feas. with the idea of reducing his breeding
establishment az Rancho del Rio 10 about hair
II dozen mares.
Andy Blakeley shipped Arasee. Mary Davis.
Cowen. Erbet and the other horses that remained
follow them to New York tomorrow
Book Maker Joe Harlan. who bought Jim
the horse to Victoria for summer campaign.
together with a flly of which he is the
The hoedoo that has been pursuing Harlan all
season has seemingly been broken. for be led
the Emeryyille ring yesterday with a $4,000
winning.
recent paddock sales at EmeryviIle was acting
for C. II. weidemann of Gonzales.
Pat Dunno has purchased sehleswig from $. c.
Hildreth and the horse ran in Dunne's colors yes
terday.
Barney Schreber has turned his > year old
colt. Judge Henderson. TO Charlie Bowman
for rac.ns in canada the coming sa summer me-
ring at Ogden would be open to all reputable
book makers.
Martin Nathanson received wire yesterday
to the effect that a meeting with open ring
would begin at Eort Worth Tex, April 20 and
run for 10 days.
The stake fixtures for the summer meeting at
Victoria are as follows: June 3 Opening handi-
longs: June 10. Victoria derby. one and quarter
miles: june 2s. Empress handicap. six furIongs;
July 1. dominion day handicap; one and quarter
miles; July 10. Country Club selling stake. seven
furlongs: July H. Jubilee lightweight handicap.
five furl0ngs; July -. Cesarion handicap. i've
furlougs; July 81. Exposition selling stake.
and sixteenth miles: August Z. Farewell ban
dicap one mile The derby and the Dominion
day handicap win be of the value Of 81. coo and
the other stakes $500.
Tod sloan's effort to secure license TO ride
from the English jockey club Is regarded in Eng
land as humorous proceeding.
Tom Shaw has applied for stables at Pimlico
for eight of his horses
Al DobSOn. who has been a prominent figure
on the turf for years. is planning to engage In
the advertising business in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
Ministers and Teachers to
Play Baseball

PALO ALTO, AprH 1.-THE final
lineup for tomorrow baseball match
between the pedagogues and theo-
logians has been selected as follows:
Theolegians-Walter Hays lPresbyterianl. cap
tain and catcher; Burt Estes Howard (tni-
rsrianl. pitcher; 4 T. Murray Quaker first
base g l.. Besl fChTistienl. second base; G A.
Richardson tMethodistl. shortstop; II. W. Da-
Wis Baptist. third base; y. W. Fitzpatrick
iPresbytoTiani left field; 6. NJ Meese tNietho-
dist. right field; Mr.. Price Congregational, ,
center field.
Pedsgcgues-G. c. Mercer P. A. high,
catcher: Thomas Z Bewick lManzanita }.
pitcher: J. slcCsnn ,Afanzanita). second base;
J C. 1empleton (P. A. highl shortstop; R. t.
Nichols tP. a. high. third base: A. T. LARA
bee GP. A. high. left held; Eugene TincheT
fMsDzanital. center field; c. s. Phelps mo
merriam ball). right field. W. H. Yount. man
ager Of the outlaws. viii umpire the game.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
FOUR LONG SHOTS
SHOCK FORM
PLAYERS
Notorious 0uifters Forget 70
SfOp@aHd Talent Gers
a5JOIf
[ssseiaLlD.paleh 10 The caIl

Los ANGELES. April ls.-Long shots
sAowered on tl-f talent at Santa Anita
this afternoon. and after the first two
races, which were won by faVorites,
there was Sittie consolation for the
form plassays Nelma { was the long
est shot - the day to win, and. de-
spite her f,dds. she was we'll played by
.those W - play form she was held
~ ~ to/ ali through the betting and.
lasted ,cng enough 10 beat GOssiper a.
the plt hagc bet FOR all the sharp shoot
-ers a % good thing players. Howard
gave fhcr p perfect ride ana booted her
tnronsh the last sixteenth, when she
VA ated 10 quit.
Albion III, the most notorious coward
sat ever faced barrier, knocked
= erH booN silly by coming from behind
60 win in desperate drive with VAL
leE Stream and La Chata. She was
held at Is 10 i.
Lucy C.. which long since ceased to
be "a good thing, was overlooked IN the
betting and won at u 70 I, easily beat
ing silver Knight, another getaway
ticket while Miss Oficious, the favor
y ite. finished thirteenth.
TaNer. which Fatty Anderson has
been trying TO put over all season
without success. won the fifth race
with 2 rarely game stretch run that
,1le never showed before in ali his life,
f7Thiie Anderson noted IL without cent
bet on him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
Track Program

BERKELEY. April ls.-The souve-
mir track program will be issued this
year by the students of the University
Of California under the direction of a
special committee consisting of Rob
ert Flannery. chairman: B. H. Mad
doS, r. L. Mahon, r. w. Blair and II.
H Kreuger. The cover design was
penned by Edward II. Cline. The draw
ing shows q California trackman and
a Stanford athlete watching a track
meet from the window of the univer-
sity training quarters. The idea is
excellent and the colors and drawing
brilliant. Photos of the track squad
and big &C" and big So men of both
universities with pictures OF the cam
pus Will be a feature of the book.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
sTANFoRp GOING NoRTH

SEATTLE, Arfl 16.-At the meeting
of the board of control of the Univer-
sity of Washington tonight the prop
osition of Stanford embodied in a let
ter from Assistant General Manager
Turner to row Washington May % was
accepted. should Stanford win the race
with Berkeley tomorrow at Berkeley.
The race will take place on Lake
Washington and Will be three miles in
length.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
ONE KILLED, TWO HURT
BY ELECTRIC CURRENT
Pump Pipe Comes in Contact
With Heavy Feed Wire

Los ANGELES, April 16.-Ralph NJ
Bake. aged %. was electrocuted: Jo-
seph Hafala was rendered unconscious
and seriousls injured and NJ. A. Miller.
a cousin of Bake was slightly injured
near Venice a beach suburb, this morn
ing in peculiag manner. while re-
pairing the pump of a county well. The
men were lifting an iron pipe from the
well when section of the pipe came
in contact with the heavily charged
feed wire of the Edison electric com
pany overhead. diverting the current
with fatal results.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
AMATEUR BASEBALL

PAL0 ALTO. April lG.-Manzanta hall and
Clara college athletes into camp. Their efforts
unavaling. however. as the second team
Of the parochial school disposed OF the locals
by of TO o. J. Couch. who was on
The mcuad. starred for the locals striking out
10 men.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

ceed to sting Wolgast on the jaw and
in the face. At the tenth round both
boys We're strong and. although fight
ing like demons, neither appeared to
be in distress.
In the semiwindup Ralph Galloway
of San Diego was beaten in six rounds
by jim cameron. Both are negroes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
cHURCH SERVICES

FIRST United Presbyterian church. Golden Gate
av. between Steiner and Pierce sts.-Prrpcb
ing tomorrow. Sabbath, at IL a. m. and .
p. by the pastor. Rev. H. H. Rell d. ID
Morning theme. The Two-Fold joy: evening
theme. "A Costly GIFT" Sabbath school ~
9:s3 a. m. c. +. societies at and ESQ o. m
Strangers cordially invited to all services
Pews free. Courteous ushers Good uausic
Come, and bring your friends.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
POOR OLD PETER

POOR OLD PETER-Philadelph April 16-
Jeff Clark Of Merchantville y. J.. ''the fighting
ghost'' had the better of Peter Maher in six
round bout here tonight Peter noored Clark in
the first sound. but after that unable to land
on his opponent.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

or at 3:5-'. Import. f-5 place,
Winner b. b. hy Peep o. Day
'atiou. Start struggling Won
High Gun II. Import nicely
cieverly ar the. end. Bozxs.
Yards and was hest. Husky got
furlong. saraciuesca stopped at
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

NOTICE OF STOCK HOLDERS MEETING OF
kILAUEA SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
NOTICE to the stock holders OF KfLAUEA
SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY Is hereby
given that. IN pursuance OF resolution OF the
beard OF directors OF said corporation. passed
and adopted at a meeting OF said board held
the office OF the corporation In the city and
county OF San Francisco. state OF California
on the 9Th day OF March 1909. special meet
fsg OF the stock holders Of said Kilauea sugar
Plantation Company viii be held az the oface
OF the corporation. room Ne 10 Of No. 26S
francisco. state OF California tthe same being
the principal. .place OF business OF said corpora
1fou and the building where the board OF di-
rectors usually meets. on MONDAY. the 10th
day OF May. 1909, az the hour OF II O'Clock
a. m for the purpose OF considering and act
ing upon a proposition 70 create bonded IN
debtedness OF said corporation to the amount
Of three hundred thousand $500. 0oOl dollars
United States gold coin. 70 the end and for
Indebtedness Of the corporation. and for other
legitimate aud necessary purposes: which
bonded Indebtedness shall be secured by
mortgage Or deed OF trust upon all OF the
property both real and personal. now owned
by the corporation. and which 1t may here
after acquire.
By order OF the nosrd OF directors.
~ H. W. THOMAS.
Secretary Of Kilauea Sugar Plantation Com
ONCE Of the Company. ses Market ST. room
21o. San Francisco. Cal
Notice Of Annual Meeting OF the Stock Hold
ers Of MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANT OF
SAN FRANCISC0-The regular annual meeting
OF the stock holders 0f Mercantile Trust com
pany OF San francisco viii be held Al the
Office OF the corporation No. 464 California
street San Francisco. California on Wednes
day, April 2Sth 1902 az l. o'clock noon. f9r
the purpose OF electing a board OF directors
70 serve for the ensuing year. and for the
transaction Of such other business may come
before the meeting Transfer books viii close
Saturday. April Il. 1909, at u O'Clock nO0n-
Dated April L.. 1909
n rTTTNGuOFrSr Se~-etarv
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
MEETrNss--Legal

NOTICE OF STOCK HOLDERS MEETING OF
KILAUEA SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY
To CONSIDER PROPOSITION TO CREATE A
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
LOST AND FOUND

II you LOSE ANYTHNG-Advsrtf
Il here. It will be returned TO you il an
honest rerson hnds it. Remarkable recov-
cries are brought about every day
through this column.
IF YOU FIND ANYTHING bring Il 70
the
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} san Francisco Call
Lost and Found Bureau
Third and Market Streets
~~-~>~~-~~~~~-~~~~~--~-~(
Get claim check. Have it advertised.
Reclaim II IL 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 to
seek the owners through advertisements
and otherwise and that a failure to do
so, Il proof can be shown, involves
severe penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

MEETINGs-LodEe.
KING SOLoM0N'S chapter No. o. -
r. A. NJ. 1T39 Fillmore ST zs3
Stated meeting and Royal Arch de- W6W
gree THIS SATURDAY. EVEN HW<5
ING ar s o'clock. EE9H
HARRY BAEHR. Secretary 3
ORIENTAL eneampment No. 81 T. o.
o. Irregular meeting THIS SAT Ssk1
URDAYl EVENING. 1254 Market st A
Golden Rule and Royal Purple degrees -
All patriarohs welcome By order
w. II. MAYHEM C. p.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By J. r. Jefery
Ratings point
HEREAFTER-JIM GAFFNEY-MARWooD

Ids and upward:
Remarks.
Has the speed and may last.
on the improve.
Contender on some races
Good chance on hest form.
Recent form moderate.
Improving.
Evidently far from herself.
Others will have 10 improve.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryyille


April @G9On " eight
T.
dAfa 8 yea 0
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

Blue enamel neur dc lis pin set with diamonds +;
liberal reward. I5S Lexington ay.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

Tme-:25, 80 1.l5 40. al 40 nos
s-5 show. 40 place, 72o show Husky. show
Num- Trained by H. c. Bedweil Scrafcted--E -Ele
first driving Third handiiy. High price Bogss So
the front last sfo of
back at first closed
on very badly He up ground very eanely in final
six furlongs. High Gun Of little present account.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

r. 6. Lynch who bought several horses at the
recent paddock sales at Emeryville, was acting
for C. II. Weidemann of Gonzales.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

Andy Blakeley shipped Arasee Mary Davis.
Cowen. Erbet and the other horses that remained
in his string east last night. Blakeley will
follow them TO New York tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

ling feaIs with the idea Of reducing his breeding
establishment az Rancho del Rio 10 about haIf
dozen mares.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

nngs entry -''NarEs Bianch entry. SMHlin entry.
RESTIGOUCHE-STA FAY-THE

FOURTH RAcE-One mile and 40 va
Index. Horse and Owner. VT
44c4 s'RESTIGoUCHE tHildrcthl .I22
(f3sS) STANLEY FAY lNalker) III
l4406l TIE PEER lP. Dunne} .....-. ~
1905 ~sDsnGeli0n tHildrcth) lis
$40 seWoodcraft tHildreth) . 81
44G6 Cressina Ramsey ........ q
s=IIiIGrptb entry
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

ime-:25, 80 :O2 Is, 1:l2 10 At post 1 IN mute.
zalta. place, 7-5 show: Ledgett, 9-1o show.
Trained by c. L. Snyder. Start good Won e;
prce-Birth l1-5. Ledgett s. Rogers 20 Hansen
in first quarter. then drew away in street ch an
good race, standing long drive. Dorothy Lee
stopped TO a walk final quarter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

Pat Dunno has purchased Sehleswig from s. c.
terday
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

Al Dobson. who has been a prominent hgur
on the turf for years. is planning TO engage
the advertising business in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

SANTA ANITA PARK. april l6.-one hun
dre- and twenty first day. Weather clear itAeA'
faFr-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

Barney Schneider has turned his year old
colt Judge Henderson. over TO Charlie Bowman
for racing in Canada the coming summer
Ii was announced yesterday that the betting
ring at Ogden would be open to all reputable
book makers
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

OfHce OF the Company 2eS Market ST., room
210. San Francisco. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

ime-:23 40 As 50, 1:I4 %. At post q
show: osorne. place, ! show: Daught
Trained by G. Ham ,Scratched-Sere
ond and third same. High price-Yanke
Fulford ran right back TO previous race
Osorine's challenge at the end. Osorine
Daughter broke well. fell back AT once.
hung final sixteenth Rossare cut or Q
showing nice turn of speed
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-06-05
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
June Meeting Will Be Held at Frater
nifty Hall Sunday Afternoon.

The Typographical Union will meet
Sunday afternoon at Fraternity hail.
The official canvass of the votes cast
at the recent election will be made.
and routine matters will be attended
TO. A fun attendance is requested
Work continues good in both ma
chine and job lines All the subs
are getting in plenty OF time
Thirteen printers attended the me-
mortal services Sunday morning. j.
G. Saver, who has been the faithful
and efficient sergeant-at-arms for years
on end. was the only officer of the
union present Two oficers-elect were
present. As usual, the Auxiliary
turned out about 800 per cent better
than the Union.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-06-05
CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
First June Meeting is Slated for Next
Tuesday Evening.

The Central Labor Union viii meet
at Brnse's hall Tuesday evening Sew
eral committees will make interesting
reports There is a move on foot 10
provide and maintain regular head
quarters sort of incipsent Labor
Temple-and it is possible that the
matter will be discussed at the meet
ing The deputy labor commissioner
will have something to say concerning
the State Federation of Labor meet
ing. and submit a request or two-in
other words. will ask the central body
to do something towards making the
meeting profitable.
BY the way. it is none too soon for
the central body to start something
with a view to the proper observance
of Labor Day Heretofore it has
been the custom TO wait too long. and
then have TO hurry through and take
chances on things working smoothly.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-06-05
coMMoNER PICNIC.

The annual picnic of the Commoner
force is being held at Seward today
Saturday About seventy people, all
connected with the Commoner either
by financial or family ties. made up
the party that travelled on the special
train provided by the management.
The Wageworker editor is with the
crowd. and next week he viii tell
about the bali game, provided he is
not again on the losing side for the
steenth consecutive time
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-06-05

for county clerk as candidates for the
three principal Offices at the coming
municipal election
Convict labor produced goods TO the
value of SIS. 0oo. 000 in 1905.
The California State Federation of
Labor has begun campaign TO or
yanize the fruit and cereal growers OF
the state.
The Majestic is putting on q fine
line of moving pictures during the
summer season. This house has al
ways been on the fair list
George F. Lines of Detroit was
elected fourth vice president OF the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen at
the meeting in Columbus. Ohio.
Through the efforts of the Chicago
Federation of Labor 1000 contract
fer new cells for the Chicago city
prison will De built by union labor
Average earnings for organized
workingmen in New York state in the
third quarter OF 1905 was Sso7. as com
pared with Ses3 in 1907. or s2e5 in
1906.
In Toxic there is an industrial
school for young women with more
than one thousand students learning
embroidery. sewing and the making OF
silk flowers and other articles for eS
port.
The agreement existing between the
Newspaper Publishers association and
typographical Union No 8. New Yori
city. has been renewed for one year
and will be in effect until April 30
1910.
| John Fahy. president of one of tn,
important anthracite mining districts
in Pennsylvania, has resigned TO &C
cept a position under John Mitchell
now connected with the Civic Fedora
ton of Labor.
The Fulton Stock company con
tinues to turn 'em away" at tn,
Lyric The longer this splendid com
pany remains in Lincoln the firme
its hold upon the affections of tn,
theatregoers.
Typographical Union meeting SUI
DAY afternoon at Fraternity hall
Guess that was pretty warm on,
Dan Raymer handed Walt Mason il
last Wednesday mornings State Jour
fighting clothes.