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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co.
lumba. holding Probate Court No. I5SC2 Admin
istTatOn-Ths Is % give notice that the subscriber
Of the District of Columbia. has obtained from the
Probate Court q the District Of Columbia letters Of
administration on the estate of Charles p Adams.
late Of the District Of Columbia deceased All per-
sons having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers there
Of legally authenticated 10 the subscriber on OF be-
fore the 18th DAY OF MARCH. 4. D.. 1910:
otherwise they may by law be excluded from ali
benefit Of said estate Given under my hand this
18th day Of March. 1879. ELIZABETH ". ADAMS.
ll& Columbia road. Attest: iSeall JAMES TAN
NER. REGISTER Of Wills for the District of Column
bia. Clerk Of the PROBATE C0ur.. HAMILTON.
COLBERT. YERkES & HAMILTON, Attorneys
mhls.8ap2
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, holding Probate Court No l57l0.
administration.-Ihis Is % give notice that the
subscriber Of the District Of Columbia has OBJ
tained from the Probate Court Of the District Of
Columbia letters tes,amentaFy on the estate of
Margaret A. McDemutt. late of the District Of
Columbia. deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit
same. with the vouchers thereof. legally authen-
dcated. 20 the subscriber. on OF before the 18th
DAY OF MARCH. A. ID. 1910: otherwise they
NAV by law be exclnded from all benefits Of said
estate. Given under my hand this 18th day OF
March. 1912 EUGENE d. PORTER. sol Fo,lr-and-
a-hah street southwest. Attest. tSeal) JAMES
TANNER Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia Clerk Of the Probate Court. JNO a
BUTLER. Attorney. mhis. .ap2
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-Extsa, Der evt. SEsssos butoasr. Esa
40. common 2R0a301
HoGs-Per est., gFoss. s7ssE,oo; or5iaszJ. n.
LAMBS-Choice. I5als; medium. IasI2
sHEEP-Prinae. l5CaS-e9; common. 25oa4.oa
CALf ES-Prme. per b, 8: medium. sasls
ETass. 4
C0WS-Prine fresh, each. SeassN- cunou
&oessoeo; old and dry. lo0aIkoa
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By " B. Hibbs & Co. men,
beTs q the Chicago Board q Trade. Hibbs Build
ng. % Fifteenth street northEest
Chicago. March Is--On short covering and lirht
receipts in the NOrthwest. wheat to-day opened
strong and rerained Arm Trading was not Tcry
active and the market wholly Professional.
Corn ard oats were duh ard steady
Provisions were strong and active
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-Foilowing schedule fczIres published ouly
Is Information. and are not guaranteed:
Fer Atlanta. Bi-minrha->. Noble New Orleans
Ashevi,le Chattanooga Memphis, a. n and
70 IS o. m. daily. Dining cars
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga. Memphis
New Orleans 1910 ?. m daily. Dining cars
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta Aikeu SaTan
nah Jacksonville and Florida points. 40 D. N
daily. Dining CIR service
Tourist cars Tor California tri-weekiv go o n.
Local for Hauisouburg 50 q. n daily: 4:l5 ?. m.
week DAYS. for DauTie. 80 a. N. daily and 10;
Charlottesville. 10 q. A. and fS5 D. e. daily
Frequent trains 20 sud from Bluemont.
1. S. BROWN .-enernl Arcrf
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New YORK. March lS-WHEAT-Stronger. Chez
ing trade; No. / Northern Duluth 20 arrive. ~
No red. {. O. b. L2iS: No 2 hard. {. O. b. New
YORK. L5as; No I mscaroni. 2 O. B. LIS: Ne /
Manitoba, l26: No. Manitoba. T. o. b.. nominal
Exporters took nothing.
CORN-Stcady. fairly active. No elevator. %
arrive. q; No. sDot. f. O. b.. 7sif. No . 10
arrive. f. o. b, 7Siz; No yellow. T. O. b.. 7sss
No. white, Z, O. b., nominal.
ENporte-s took 30 loads. part last night
k1E-Duh. steady; No. 2 afOat domestic s.
Alter opening slightly frner. domestic uheat mar
kets soon turned weak, owing mainly 20 speculative
inhuencos resulting from favorable weather IVES.
Toward the close there vas more hrmness. and 4
fuA recovery. Broomhal estimates that Ar-eutirS
VII export $4,000 bushels wheat this week and
no corn Australia's wheat exports he estimates A.
ll0ooo bushels. In the afternoon there Vas -atbe-
more steadiness In the wheat market Oarinrs were
hshter, ard few Saa short sellers were inclined
to cover. bot otherwise the trading was EfeleSs
Corn vas inactive. brt somewhat stcadirr In yV-,
Tathy with quick rally in the West Export
trade in wheat was dull.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District OF Columbia. Washington ID. q N,r.b
Z, la-Notiee is hereby given that in accordance
with the provisions Of Public Act No 20. approved
February q. 1909. entitled An act 10 authorize
certain changes in the permanent system Of him
Ways District Of Columbia" the Commissioners Of
the District Of Columbia viii give a public hearing
m the board room Of the said Commissioner
MARCH 81. 1909. at 1870 O'Clock a. m. to an par
ues interested or owning land within and sur
rounding the territory embraced by Michigan ave
nue., North Capitol street Evarts street. and Glen
wood Cemetery. A proposed plan for changing the
line Of Franklin street. and the opening OF Girard
street within the above limits viii be displayed and
the Commissioners viii consider any suggestions or
protests concerning the proposed change and loca-
ton Of any highway or portions Of highways as
shown on above mentioned plan n Z. r. MAC
FARLAND. HENRY l. WEST. SPENCER COS
B1. Commissioners. District OF Columbia
mhl3 Is 10 Il l8lS % 2 q 4256E2
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
district o. Columbia. Washington. ID. C.. March
Is. l99.-Sealed proposals VIII be received AZ this
once until u o'clock NJ, APRIL TO- 1903 to sell 4,
the District Of Columbia tracts Of land widely
separated Of not less than loo acres each either
o ooih 70 be situated in the States Of Maryland CT
virginia enc tract 10 be used as site for refona-
Tory ana the other as site for a workhouse for
the District Of Columbia receipt Of the collector
Of taxes, District Of Columbia. or certified ehec5
iof S'o or bond q an approved surety COMPANY
IA the sum Of Sl,eo to guarantee sale must accom-
pany each proposal Form Of proposal and al
Necessary information may be obtained by address
ing The Commissioners Of the District of CoIuta-
oia. Room 81, District Building Washington. D.
c. HENRY r. F. MCFARLAND HENRY l.
WEST. SPENCER COSBY, Commissioners Of the
Distrie. el Columbia nhls.H18lsna
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HAIR GOODS.
E LUTHER.

European ard American styles In hair dressing;
scientific scalp treatment and sbsmpooing; rnaroei
waving and hair eolorDgi hair goods. wigs. &c. 10
order. nhi-st
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PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT OF The INTERIOR, WASHING
con. d. C.. Msrch i. lan-Sealed p-oposals VII
be received az this ca7ce until O'Clock p r.
MONDAY April ls. 1919. and VII be opened
Immediately theTeafter. in the u-Cscnce C srch
bidders attend for Ethographing and printing
3 900 copies more OF less. ~ the Generl Land
O1ice map Cf the United States fer lss AZ tie
sane tine and place proposals VII also be opened
for ph0tolithoggaDhing and printing 300 couies.
mCre OK less. 4 each q the maus q the lard
States and insular possessions prepared n the
General Land 0fice during the dsczl year end
ing June o. 90 Spec1cations as 20 the cslar-
scter q the work. sizes q MAPS and quality q
paper required VII be exhibited % bidds-s OF
furnished On application. Al uropoSals must Be
made IN duplicate. and must be indorsed on ths
euTelope. "ProToSal for Cuited States map Pro
rght 70 aocEpt bids n part II whole Or 70 reoct
bids IN part OF 10 whole. IS resCred RICHARD
A BALLINGER, Secrerary. ulhIs AZ
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. UYITED
STATE Patent Ofce. Washington d C
March Is 800 sealed rroposals Gn cuadrsplcstel
VII be reviewed al this of1cs until O'Clock D n
MONDAY. April Is lae. and VIII be opened
Immediately thereafter. IN the presence az such
bidders attend f0T producing during the fiscal
year ending June 90 1910 By the 1hotolithographic
r other process. copies 4 drawings q the
weekly issues a patents. designs. ard reristered
trademarks: for the 7eprodCcsicn a exhausted
copies q drawings and spescztions 10 Be assembled
and s,Eplsd; ard for p-oducing copies q draw
fngs on a reduced scale for the hh-z-y EDITION
q patents. Specifications and Specimens With
forms q proposal. VIII Be furnished On aprlica-
tiCn 20 the CHEZ Clerk Of The Patent O1ce- An
bidders invited % Be present A. the oEseninr
EDWARD B. MOORE. Cor-aissicne-. Apu-orellS
RICHARD A BALLINGER- SeCrgtary- nhI9apg
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIn RAIWAY

Noth Fubiishod oLly as Information. ard ros
guaranteed
$50 p NC & O. LIMITED DaHv-Fast ves
uolita ualn Pullman seepers % Lexinglon. Louis
vile Cincinnati Indianapolis Chic1ro and ~
Loula- Connection Tor Firgiuia Hot Springs Pull
ran car Louisville 70 Memphis and New Orleans
Dining CHS. a n care service
ud0 2. M.-F. +. Y. LIMITED. Daflv-soEd
Eesi1hnie train. Pullman slecpess 20 Cincinnsti
Le1lrgton. anc Louisville Compartment Steering
car 70 Virginia Hot Springs week DAYS Dining cars
a carte service Pullman sleepers Cinclnnad 20
Chicago and 81. Louis. and Locis=ille 20 Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans
Chesapeake AM Ohio O1ioes. SIS Pennsylvania
svsuue; l1s9 street. and New Cuion Station. Tel
erhCre Main le5 or 2206 for tickets bagzgs cheeks
reservations. and Taxicab
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DOGS, CATS. BIRDS. &C.

FOR SALE-PRETTY BOSTON TERRIER: FIVE
mos. puppy; handsome color: markings head and
tai; good pedigree sacrifice 50 T. J. FLA
HERTY, / Bolton ST.. Boston. Mass mh1gsf
PAIR OF IMPORTED HAKTZ MOUNFATS
CANARlES and breeding cage, with fixtures Il.
g: these birds EhoVld hatch you AZ least % birds IN
one season- sCHMID'S BIRD STORE ~ l2th
81. nv.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltinaors March ls-Foll0vias are ths ssl-s sz4
quotations On the most a-sfTs securitiz listed oE
the Baltimore STOCK Exchanze-
SAILS
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MOVING, PACKING & STORING.
STORAGE.

FIREPROOF STORAGE
separate locked rCOUs. 800 pE month up
Estimates furnished.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE Co.
R7-d G20S2 L st. nv
COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. NOW LOCATED
a. e55 New York ave: large padded vans s. load;
2-hCrse wagon. s. load uahI7-eod II
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE PIANOS. &C.. MOVED
with care packing and shipping ! spscaty.
KRIEG'S EXPRESS. I'D 81 NJ 'phons Maia
dlc. nel3-tfde1S
Why PAY MDREy WE STORE FOR sc A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. GIs-il-
q 18th Il. Phone Main ~. seI2&5.
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

THE NEW WAY-PROF- PARKER'S ENFORCED
circulation Of the blood cures locomotor ataxia,
rheumatism. Brghts disease, paralysis and kindred
ailments, without drugs OF surgical procedr-e
Desperate cases solicited. Prof. II. " ID. PARKER.
W Ninth street NV. Hours: 10 TO 8. Sunday 10
to Phone NJ Sll2 Particulars back cover city
directory .nhs-tf
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WALL PAPER.

We WISH TO SELL OUR OVERsTOCK or
wall paper at very low sacrifice. Can ard see
cur stock Sign Taini.Ig show cards, and gliding.
+. G. NoLTE. sS7 llth st. NV jaseod-i
GE0. Y. HANSEII.
WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS.
SATISFACTION ASSURED.
s0l H ST. NE. PHONE I, s-7I.
mhl5at
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

/ ~ ~ IT Z III JANUAh1 II. lsA
Leave Washington New Uuion Station.
s1n a. m-D1ily-An pcints On Norlc1k ard West-
ern; also knozviile. ChattanooEa. ard Menrhis
loa9 n m Daiiy-Rcarcke Bristol. Winston
salem. knoTyille. Chattanoogz. Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through SLEEPER. Di,iug cars.
Eof Nortcik-LcaTe Washington so a. n daily.
las s. m. daily te1ceps sunday Arrive NorfoiE
= a. IN. and - r n
80 = m--Daily-BerryviIe. Lurss Sheuandosh.
Trains from the Southwest arriFe 655 a u. and
l0S3 r. n.
All infornation Fourteenth street and New York
avenue bend BuHdinsl.
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LARGE FLAT-ToP. DUsTPRoOF oak DrSx.
s-oFa"sr dust-prOof oak Ltter file: sdrewer -
hiei mahogany tsrif hle; metal frame cbair, "a
s.oosi al nsH and IN perfect condition at Is to "a
X = nv ~ ui'0ounI n H. MINNIX CO.. Inc. Iali
gef9
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
PHOTOGRAPHY

SURE. YOU WANT YOUR PICTURE. NOW IS
the time, and HOWARD, Photographer, u09 Pa
aVe Nv. is the place. All $50 pictures 8 to those
mentioning this paper ocls-u.fS-d
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
MONEY To LOAN on D. C. REAL ESTATE
ct lowest rates q interest
THE Z. Il SMITH COMPANY.
+. o SMITH LEE D. LATIMER
fcEsor las New YORK avenue
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED PROPERTY
IN the District q Columbia a. Low rates q inter
sSt. ]. L. SHOEMAKER. sos 18th 81. CIV. feT-g
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estGte a. lowest cuueut utes q interest; special
privileges With respect 70 prior Isymeutx TYLER
4 RUTHERFORD Qnel. 30 18th s. IN. uhs-u
MONEY TO LOAN-LET US MAKE YOUR NEW
loans OF replsce cd ones st Lowest rates of in
tCrest Al transactions CONDUCTED with economical
consideration for borroger- VA a. SAUNDERS
4 CO.. laN St ocAE
MONEY TO LOAN.
Large and snail sums az 81. 8 81 and per cent
s.. 900 for one ear a. per cent
Virginia. West Virginia, Oklahoma. South Caro-
Ina. and GeOrgil money wanted az 20 10 per cent
EFJry cousderztion shown borrowers and lendera
THE HARRISON REALTY Co.
81 18Th o. nv. Washington. d. c.
tea7-u
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

VIAyI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL.
non-surEczl: cloth bound. l0lpags book tree
Apply by mail. Sc Colorado Bulldils- Fres iscea-s
for women Tues0aT at q n EIAd
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MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE

MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
50 blue white Tiffany diamond: win al
FOR So ~
tea-St A KAHN g5 st. nv.
BOoksi BOoKsi BOOKS.
Bousht' soia ana exchanged. COLLINS. HAUsER
18th s. nv. 'Phone N. i4ss. fe91-1so, -
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RAILROADS.
g OHIO RhILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR 80
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D STREET. NEW YORK
20 a. N. Diner Pullman Parlor
SS - m Observation ParlCr. Flre-hour train-
~ ~ ~ a. m D!ner and Pullman Pasior Car.
lll ~ a. N. Diner ana Pullman Parlor Car
.aS1 p no. Diner and Psiimaa Parlor Car.
So m Royal Limited An Pullman 6hour.
y ~ p m Coaches 20 Philadeiphla-
. 80 ?. m Diner and Pullman Parlor-
.-sSg p n Coaches 10 Philadelphia
80 ~ night sieepers 70 New YORK
'5a0 ,. n.
To BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
go 'eesssaa days. Z - q ~. % lla9 D Nj
20 li90o ~ 80 a. m. 'i21O noon fI2s5. 100
az IzNS $50 r3o. $50. 100. 4:5, so, IS 05.
III ~ ..3S9Ss ID 90. Tsa0. 800. 1000. 'oSs
CHrc,co Westward.
.oClNCiNNATl ST. LOcIs- AND LOUISVILLE
nv r9y1s5-l a. n; = 70 2. m. 'Ha0 night
, iSbJ RG. s.i0 a. N. IL. -9-l0 D n. ~ -
CLEVELAND. 40 ?. N.
1OLO NRVS $50 u m
yGTV5i,ffIl ,flil y VI gao q m, $50 p n
~, Hr5N& y Z, n hSIER. f9:l0 q. m. tiA5. 500 p N
,H5ED ERICk. iss3. fs:l0 ssl5 a m. $50. 1855
HAGERsTOWN. $40 q. n. 800 D m
So ~ k.,s -. 800. f2a5 noon. is- SD
,I91 l5ai,y ,lEEesgt sunday. ssunday only.
81. ~ a. an The following Ticket OF
sTe .Se' ~ g s. nv. Main 1891; SD Psnusylvania
80. Msln Is New Union station. ncket Once.
---l ~; Information BTreau. Main ~
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REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NEW YORK CITY LAWYER: GENERAL
Trlctices ali cases. l5 years experience; hiEhest
references. JOHN HENRY FREESE. & West
3i.h S.. He7ld SQuaTC. New York City.
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WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAY
Electric pHlace CaE from White House station
18TH and II SIS. NORTHEAST.
for baliimore-Every half hour from so q. m 20
~ 2 NJ. and $50. 80. Io5o. and II IS p n.
eIeept on the ODD bours Local cars al as. e.s
II 20 - n. ard 10. $40. $40. 40 .. n
cars o. the EVEN houD make no stop between
Meshington aud Batimorc.
fos Annapoiis-Every hoJr from s.o a. n 70 ~
p m. and Il ss p. n.
Eares- One way. Round TIP.
lAlIc--------.------- t9c- H.
TO Annapolis ard q. s.
Naval Academy 7sc E5
BaEgaEe checked.
Al ~ - cars r1n direct 70 white Houss Station.
TcEet of1ee st 18th and y Y ave northwest ard
y y Write House Station 18th s-d n sts NORTH
EAsI. Ielephone 81. Tsl5 and I.nc. SIS.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-A POSITION AS sTENOGRAPHFR
typewriter and bookkeeDer BOX I2 Herald
Office. mb1g-st
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SLOW CASES-sTORE FTXTURES

E. Y. GANTER
N1nufaclurpr u
SHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS. BANK.
JEWELLERS. AND DRUGGISTS FIXTURES
WASHINGTON BRANCH so Pa. AVE
TELEPHONE MAIN 81 5sI2sa
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-19
STOCKTON ANNEXEs BOTH.
CONTESTS FROM THE
OAKLANDERs
Afternoon Session Results in a
Baffingfesf Between the
Rival Teams

Stockton took a double header from
the Invaders yesterday. The morning
affair was practically no contest, as the
up country tossers ran away with the
game In the afternoon session many
rank plays and needless work marked
the fray, but this kind of playing
served to make the game more excit-
ing, as 1t wound up with a close finish.
Stockton finished with runs. while 6
was the best Oakland could show.
Cooper, formerly of the Orphans, was
on the firing line for the Millers. while
"Strikeout" Henderson did the heavy
work for the Oaks. Both OF them came
In for good walloping, but Henderson
was unfortunate in having poorer sup
port than his mound rival.
The Oaks sandwiched in some rough
bone work in the nine frames, which
was responsible for a number of the
runs.
Stockton was always in front. and it
looked like q one sided score at one
stage Of the contest, but the Invaders
finished with plenty of snap, and if
Van Buren, had used a little better
judgment the score would have been
tied in the ninth.
Stockton got its runs through timely
sticking and taking advantage Of some
misplays of the Invaders. The Millers
scored runs in five of the nine frames.
Score;
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STANDING of THE CLUBS
Coast League)

RESULTS OF GAMES
Los Angeles z, Oakland g.
Oakland 2, Los Angeles L.
San Francisco 4, Vernon 3.
San Francisco 2, Vernon /.
Sacramento s. Portland g.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-19
AMATEUR BASEBALL

NEWMAN, July 1s.-The leading team of the
Contra Costa league, Antioch, tried to stop New
mans winning streak today, but unequal
to the task. Newman piled up Is on 81
hits. driving Martinon out of the box. The
visitors hit Pierce for eight safe drives, scoring
five runs.
MONTEREY, July 1s--In eleven innings Of
high class ball Watsonville defeated Monterey
by score of 8 to 1. Four hundred rooters came
over u special train from jacksonville. Keen
interest was manifested in the game, Watson
vile and Monterey are two leading teams in the
three league. Friene and German battery
for Jacksonville and Richardson and Erie for
Monterey. Score;
Monterey ....... 0o01 100000 o.
jacksonville ......:... 0 0 0 2-3
ALAMEDA, July 1s.-The Alameda Alerts
defeated by the Maxwells of San Leandro
at the latter town this afternoon by a score of
to 3. With the game went the championship
of the first half of the of the Trans
bay baseball league. The battery for the win
ners was Peterson and Sullivan and for the
losers Russell and Ryan. Nearly 800 rooters
accompanied the Alerts TO San Leandro.
MODESTO. July 1S.-The Crown Flour team
of Stockton was defeated by the Modesto Reds
here today. Good fielding and timely hitting
of the locals accounted for the shutout of the
visitors Score: II. III. E.
crown FlOur .............
MODESTO
Batteries-Crown Flour, Fox and Fox; No
desto, Mobley and Palm.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-19
Hermann Sees Oaks Beat
The Angel Team

August Hermann. president of the
National baseball commission, owner of
the Cincinnati club and one of the big
gest men in baseball. arrived from Los
Angeles. yesterday morning, accompa-
MED by President Ewing and a big
delegation Of Elks. Hermann and his
party occupied a box al the ball game,
and the magnate was one of the most
enthusiastic rooters in the lot He
viii remain in this city several days
before departing east, and during his
stay he viii be entertained by Ewing
and other promiaent Elks of this city
and Oakland.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-19
Young COrbett Loses to
Cupid This Time

Not discouraged by his defeat last
Saturday afternoon, Young Corbett, or
in private life. William Rothwell.
welded the woman Of his choice, Miss
Daisy Mersereau, yesterday afternoon.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
DR. Cutting Of the San Rafael Episco-
pal church at Billy Shannons resi-
dence. shannon acted as best man, and
his wife was the matron of honor Billy
Jordan, the veteran master of ring
ceremonies. delivered the wedding
GRAFTON and concluded it with an origi-
nal toast Corbett and his bride will
remain in San Rafael for the present.
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Los Angeles 7, Oakland 6

Oakland had the morning game on the
Look, but could not keep up its good
work. and at the finish the Angels were
there, 70 6. Oakland started with a 3
to lead. Everything looked rosy when
ShortstoD Reagan began to boot the
ball. He fell down twice in the critical
moments and the result was that the
southern champions soon tied IT and
then forged into the lead. Oakland got
back again. and then began a nip and
tuck struggle, with the Angels stronger
at the finish. Delmas homer helped
out a whole lot, and they won, to g.
much TO the disappointment of the big.
crowd Score:
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RUSH WORK on JUAREz TRACK

Ell PAso, Tex. July 1s.-with the
information that there will be 100 DAYS
racing year work on the Juarez
track is being rushed. Manager c. w.
Kellogg of the FL Paso street railway
company said today that he had re-
ceived instructions from Stone Web
ster of Boston, the owners of the rail-
way to begin Immediately the work of
constructing double track railway
from Juarez to the track OF the Inter-
national racing association. The prob
able abrogation of the concession
granted the California racing associa-
ton at Tia Juana will add largely to
the entries.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-19
MiIIer'S SIOOp Yankee Wins
The COrinthian Race

The sloop Yankee. sailed By its own
er. Charles Miller, carried of the hon
ors in the Corinthian yacht clubs an
nuaI regatta over the regular chan
mel course yesterday afternoon, and
will hold the John Hammersmith trophy
for one year.
One of the surprises of the day was
the sailing of the little PrOntO. which
secured second position through I'd
Sager's clever handling The finish
between the ProntOn, Meteor, Freda and
Neptune was close. Summary:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-19
Fresno o=3, Sacramento Sal

FRESNO. July 1S.-Despite the fact
that they are no longer orphans. but
full ledged senators, Hackett's pro-
teges In the State feague dropped a
double header to the Fresno team to-
day. The morning game was won by a
score of to 5, and the afternoon by
to 1. In the morning ARRAY the SEN
ators made a furious attempt to over
come lead of two runs in the eighth
inning and in this they were success
full. An error by Tracy and steal
from McDonough netted three runs.
McDonough's double in the last half of
the eighth again tied the score, and he
in turn was sent across the pan for
the winning run by Funck's single to
right. The afternoon game was won in
the third inning, four hits, walk and
an error sending three men across.
Jones was invincible throughout, ex-
cept in the sixth, when Sacramento
made one run Scores: