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OFFICE OF CORONER
WOULD BE ABOLISHED
Missouri Doctor-Editor Makes
Move Against Traditions

ST. LOUIS, June S.-The abolishment
of the Office of coroner was urged by
DR.. z. ]. Goodwin, editor of the Mis-
souri, State Medical Association Journal,
before the American medical associa-
tion in its second session here today.
Goodwin presented a resolution ask
ing the association, through it's house
of delegates, to favor the passage of
state laws giving the medical functions
of the present coroner's Office into the
hands of a medical examiner and the
judicial functions into the hands of the
prosecuting attorney.
The resignation of DR.. F. George
Simmons as general secretary of the
house of delegates was accepted.
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u l
and nervous and out OF sorts. He was
not the same Moser who recently won
that great string of victories for the
transbay sluggers. It seemed a shame
10 drive him the way he was driven
yesterday. but lverton prob
ably figured that his star pitcher still
had another victory slowed away.
Henley also came in for his share Of
the bumps. but a s the men behind him
were fielding and hitting the ball at
all times his worries We're few. There
were times when il looked as If the
Commuters were going TO drive Mr.
Henley right back into the clubhouse
However. he always rallied after these
sinking Spells The Oaks had two in
nings which were profitable. The other
seven looked good. but looks don't go
very strong.
The Seals started the fans a-shouting
in the second frame. After Tommy
Tenant had beaten bunt, Berry sac
ri1ced him along and Lewis walked
Bodie took three chops at the atmos-
phere. but McArdle the man who was
not supposed to hit clouted the ball
into center end Tenant tore in.
FOUR SCRATCH HITS
This round was only a sort OF appe-
sizer for the big one that followed.
Il
history book 70 II and mark it"scratch
inning Witt, the first man up, beat
- q scratchy one TO first, Mohler hit TO
: Moser, who slipped and fell, and Mel
chior chopped down another one which
: also tripped the Oakland pitcher up
Thus they made it a full house.
Tenant had nothing save a short
hv, which did no good. Moser still
nsight have had a good chance. but he
3 lost his control and passed Berry. This
forced Witt through. Jimmy Lewis died
on an infeld out, but while this play
was being pulled off Mohler found his
wav home. BOdie came next with the
fourth scratch hit Of the inning slow
one down the third base line. While
Willie Hogan was waiting to pick the
ball up in foul territory IL switched
and rolled fair and OF course Melchior
was home by that time.
Henley managed TO keep all the Com
nuters away from the pan till the
sixth. Then with two out Of the way
Hogan Cameron and Carroll walloped
safely in a row and a run was the re-
suit. The Seals got this back on
couple Of well placed hits in their half
of the inning, but Oakland again
loomed up as a dangerous factor in the
eighth.
MOHLER DROPS THROW
Z. Wares opened with a bingie. Hogan
laced one 10 s4lOIl lAal VII LUX anu
seeded nicely, but Mohler dropped the
throw at second. Cameron was on the
lob with another drive and the bases
were filled and all the Oakland cranks
were shouting like mad. Carroll had
only an infeld out, which put Wares
5oyer but it would have been double
play had Mohler been little more
careful 10 touch Cameron.
!. Here a mixup followed. Umpire Hill
debrand put Maggart out of the game,
claiming that he refused TO leave the
coaching line when ordered to. Cap
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Wolverton went in to bat for Wares.
sore and sick as he was. They all
cheered Wolverton. but he was not
there, striking out. This practically
settled Oakland's best chance to tear
the game to pieces.
There was more excitement in the
Seals half of the round, for both Moh-
Ter and Witt doubled and the Seal total
was swelled to six tallies. The Oaks
came on again in the ninth and started
TO touch Henley up for a final rally
But the long pitcher managed to collect
his scattered shoots and senses in time
TO prevent the big onslaught which
seemed DUE Score:
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Bowlers To Meet For
Championship

George ]. Kuppinger and E. w. Irwin
were matched last night to bowl a Is
game series for the championship of
the Pacific coast. The men will meet
on the Central bowling alleys next
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
nights, FIVE games being bowled each
night. A purse of $3.50 has been hung
up for the event Kuppinger has held
the championship for several years. but
IrwN won it this year and as he did
not. meet Kuppinger he accepted the
latter's challenge for a series of games
for a side bet and purse.
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New President Named
For D League

At a meeting of the directors of the
Central California class d league last
night Charles Melano was elected presi-
who relinquished his Office when the
Napa team withdrew from the league.
The directors voted TO admit Hayward
and Elmhurst to take the places of
Napa and Vallejo. All games in the
future will be played on Sunday and
holiday afternoons at Hayward. Rich
mond, San Leandro and Fruitvale. The
new schedule will take effect on Sunday
afternoon.
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INDIAN GIRL LOOKED
UPON BY TRIBE AS WITCH
Young Woman Escapes From
the COaChiIIa Reservation

SAN BERNARDINO, June S.-Driven
by fear of death at the hands of her
tribe. whose members believe her to be
a witch, Mamie Holmes, an Indian girl
16 years old, walked the distance from
the Coachilla reservation to the Santa
Manuel reservation near Highland.
The girl was taken in charge by In
dian Agent Royce, who says that he
learned several days ago of prepara-
tions to torture and kill the girl She
will be sent to the government school
at Phoenix.
Sufficient proofs to the Indians that
the girl is witch were the facts that
several on the reservation were taken
i'll. a pumpkin vine withered after the
girls shadow had fallen on it, and a
dog chained up in front of her parents
shack howled all night.
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Abe Attel1 and Moran
Matched to Fight
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES. June S.-Abe Attell
and Owen Moran have been matched
by Tom McCarey. The weight, the
number of rounds and the exact date
have not been determined. but Mccarey
expects the event to be scheduled for
20 rounds June "a.
AttelI is to arrive in Los Angeles to-
morrow night and final details will be
decided then.
Moran, on the strength of his show
ing in the match with Conley last
night, will be backed heavily by local
sportsmen to whip Attell.
I Moran issued a challenge tonight TO
Ad Wolgast for contest involving the
lightweight. championship. Irrespect-
i've of the Soutcome of his match with
Attell, Moran challenges Wolgast and
stands ready to post a forfeit
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HOOLIGANS MAKE
GREAT Stretch RUN
Vernon Ties Score i'm the Ninth
With Three Runs and Wins
Game in Tenth Inning

Los ANGELES. June s.-Blanked for
eight innings, Vernon tied sacramento's S
score of three in the ninth, and won
the first game of the present series
with the Senators this afternoon by
tallying two more in the tenth. Nourse,
who had acquitted himself excellently
in a pitchers battle with Carson, let
down in the ninth, and was relieved
by Fitzgerald. Carson, who was doing
his first slab work for the Villagers,
also retired in the ninth. Danzig was
responsible for the defeat of the Sena
tors. He muffed Coys fly and let in
the winning run. Score:
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Gravesend Results

GRAyEsEND, " Y, June s.-Sweep. favor
ite at o TO 10, easily won the Carleton stake al
Gravesend today, defeating high class field OF
3 year olds. The track was trihe slow. Prince
Imperial was practically left at the post.
First race, about six furlongs-Hampton Court
s to l. won; Right Easy, 3 TO ., second Follie
Levy, IL to 5, third Time. 1:1O 4-5.
Second race steeplechase, about two and n
half lniles--Mellowmint to 3 won; Monte
Carlo, to 1, second; Xebec, 15 to l, third
Time. 4:54 2-J.
Third race ive furlongs-Aldran. 5 to 1, won
Our Buster, to i, second; Lochiel, ) to 2 third.
Time, 1:0l 2-5.
Fourth race. the Carleton stake. $500. one
milc--Sweep, to 10. won The Turk. 6 to 1,
second; Dalmatian, to /, third. Time. 80 So.
Fifth race, one and quarter miles-Petronius
3 TO q won: Pins and Needles IL to ). second
The Peer, to l, third. Time, 2:e6 90
Sixth race. five and half furlongs-Black-
foot to 1. won: Garneau, to l, second. Adam
Bede 4 to 3, third. Time :0S.
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ninth FRAME is
Beavers HOODOO
Angels Slaughter Gregg and
Hammer Garrett in the
Last Inning

PORTLAND, Ore, June s.-Portland
and Los Angeles both played snappy
ball through eight innings of today's
game, but in the ninth inning Los An
geles batted Gregg out of the box.
Garrett, who replaced him, was little
if any better and before the visitors
were retired they had gathered in four
runs. Portland tried hard to even
things up in their half. but one run
was the best they could do. Score:
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Templeton Will Lead
Palo Alto High
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

PALO ALTO, June S.--Ruric Temple
ton, a member of the junior class. was
chosen captain of the track team of
the Palo Alto high school today for
the coming year. Glass officers also
were chosen. Templeton is a promi-
nent preparatory school athlete, hav
ing recently jumped feet s inches in a
the Rugby team, besides being active
in other events on the cinder path.
The graduating exercises of the school
are scheduled for the week beginning
June 90. a
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SEALS HAND OAKS
A NEAT TRIMMING
Scratch Hits and Solid Bingles Combine
In Moser'S Downfall

great echoed through the Valencia
rday realized that Oakland
the Commuters always
Nea absolute that Oakland of the
should be the
counted the lucky division
yesterday. scachy
in gathered third
looked especially added
snekd the preceding inning Four
big leadfo any ca o
MOSER STALE AND UNFIT
often He stale
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STABLES SHIP TO
SALT LAKE TRACK
More Owners Leave EmeryviIIe
for Utah Races, While Some
Turn Horses Out

"A number Of owners and trainers
who have turned out their horses for
the summer mingled with the crowd
that viewed the harness races at
Emeryville yesterday. Several other
turfmen were making final prepara-
tions to start for Salt Lake City and
other points. E. j. Ramsey was among
those who left last evening for the Utah
track. He shipped most of his horses
few days ago, but has Mabel Hol-
lander in the car with the string of
w. Freeman. who went last night.
Ramsey bought the clever performer,
Recon, from Doctor Rowell, who dis
posed of his stable within the last
week. freeman also added to his sta
BILE before starting for Salt Lake by
buying Rey Ell Tovar. Orelio and Del
Cruzador from the Baldwin estate.
I. H. Miller has turned out the con-
sistent Raleigh and other horses at
p. G. Lynchs place near Emeryville.
Lynch has three year olds turned out
and Gill Summers also is resting up
his h0rSaS
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RUNs AND HITs By INNIN
SUMMARY

Hits made-On Nourse f. off Fitzgerald ., off
Carson g, or Hit 2. Two base hits-Boardman
Lindsay, Spiesman and Briggs. Sacrifice hits
Danzig t2l. Nourse Carlisle. Stolen bases
Coy, Lindsay, Darringer. Perry. Innings pitched
BY Nourse S1-3. First base on called balls
OF Carson ), of Nourse 3, off Fitzgerald l.
Struck out--By Carson 3. by Nourse 8. Time of
game hours and Is minutes. Umpire-Mc
Greevey.
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Total. al.............1.....S2 6
PORTLAND
'Batted for Garrett in nlntl
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Tozer g. by Gregg g. First
base on called balls--Of Tozer 3. off Gregg 2,
of Garrett /. Two base hits-Fisher, Casey,
Rapps, Tozer, j. smith Double. play-Garrett
Olson. Demas. Rapps Tozer, Murphy Hit by
pitched ball-Rapps, II. Smith (by Gregg First
base on errors--Los Angeles l. Portland 2. Left
on bases---Ios Angeles 6, Portland s. Innings
pitched-By Gregg. Id. Base hts-0f Gregg
10. runs g. Stolen base-Speas. Time of game
1 hour and 80 minutes. Umpre--Van Haltrep.
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American League

ST. LOUIS, June s.-The game between New
York and st. Louis was called at the end of the
seventh inning today because OF rain. The
score was tied at 10 f. Score:
R. H. E..
Batteries-warhop and Mitchell; Bailey and
Killifer.
DETROIT. June S.-Groom weakened in the
sixth and Detroit made il three straight from
Washington and IL in row. } to !. AS soon
as the lase out Davy Jones assaulted
Manager McAleer, striking him and chtting his
eye. Players dragged them apart Score:
Washington .......,.............. |
Batteries Groom and Street; summers and
Schmidt.
CLEVELAND. June s.-Philadelphia beat
Cleveland today. Bender was effective while
Berger and Doane were hit hard. Score:
philadelphia ................ IL .
Batteries--Berger, Doane, koestner and Bemis ;
Bender and Lapp.
CHICAGO. June s.-Three singles in row
gave Chicago a victory over Boston today in
the twelfth inning. to f. The batting and
base running OF French. VINO twice went from
first to third on sacrifices, were features Score
r. H. E.
Chicago .....s..-..... D 2
Boston ......--........-..... 10
Batteries-F. Smith and Payne; ]. Smith,
Wood and Carrigan.
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College Baseball

At Cambridee-Dartmouth . Harvard l.
At Providence, Il. Brown 2 University ,
Pennsylvania l.
At West Point Army 20. Colgate {.
At Princeton-Princeton 4, Holy Cross O.
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IIGuE AND kEDERIs LEAVE

Joe Tigue leaves Saturday morning
for Salt Lake City. Jockey Kederis
goes with him. A. J. Jackson secured
first call on the services of the boy
for the summer circuit.
The esteem in which Town Marshal
Eddie Carey of Emeryville is held was
evidenced by the presentation of a
handsome diamond studded gold badge
of Office to him Sunday evening. The
presentation was made by Johnny Mil
lin on behalf of number of friends of
the officer.
President Thomas II. Williams of the
New California Jockey club will leave
for his summer home on the McCloud
river within two weeks He will make
a trip to New York in the fall. Louis
Lissak, one of the stewards at Emery
Vile. will spend the summer on the Nc
CIolJd
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SACRAMENTO

IOlaI -..---.. -.3o FZJ II
'sBrown batted for Hogan in the tenth *+.N
Brashear batted for Carson in the ninth. 'ts+Sto
vail batted for Martinke in the ninth.
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American Association

At Louisville-Kansas City s. Louisville 0.
At Columbus--M Milwaukee g. Columbus ..
At Indianapolis--St. Paul .. IndianapoIis o.
At Toledo-Mi inneapolis 1, Toledo 9.
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Western League

At Wichita--wichita 4. Topeka 8.
At Denver--Denyer IL, st. Joseph 4
At Omaha--Lincoln Z. Omaha .: IA innings
Sioux City-Des Moines game postponed; rain.
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National League
STANDING oF THE CLUBS

KLEIN and Kane.
NEW YORK, June s.-Ames let st. Louis
down with Eve scattered hits today, while New
York batted Corridor and Backman freely and
won, to o. Bridwel starred both at the bat
and in the field. Score: r. H. E.
ct- LOUIS ..--.-.-... ....-..-...-... .
New York -.---....... ID o
Batteries-Corrdon, Backman and Phelps;
Ames and Myers. Umpires-Johnstone and Mo-
ran.
PHILADELPHIA. June s.-Chicago won to-
day. to 5. The visitors hit the curves of
Sparks and Moroney very hard Score:
Chicago ....-'.-....-........ 10 3
Batteries-Cole aud Archer: Sparks. Moroney
and Doom. Umpires-Rigler and Emslie.
BROOKLYN, June s-Cincinnati walked away
with today's game, is TO 2. Rucker was
knocked out Of the box in six innings. Schnei-
berg made his National league debut in the
seventh and lasted but one Inning. four hits
four passes and q batter hit netting seven runs
The batter hit was Paskert who stopped wild
shoot with his head and was knocked uncon-
scious. He resumed playing. however. Score:
10 ~
brOOktt0 y
Batteries-Buris and Mclean; Rucker, Schnei-
berg, Dessau and Erwin. Umpires-o,Day and
BraDnan.
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Northwestern League

TACOMA. June S-Schmutz was wild and in
effective today and Seattle had no trouble shut
ting out the Tigers, TO 0. For five innings
Tacoma hunted on Thompson but could not make
the pitcher field the bunts, while the other in
felders handled them perfectly.
Score: R. II. E.
ldconld
. = . -. -l O
Batteries-Schmutz and Byrnes; Thompson and
Shea.
SPOKANE. June S.--Bonner won his third
straight game today, holding Vancouver at his
mercy in all but the eighth inning. when the
Beavers found him for four hits In row. Sharp
fielding held the total to one run.
Score; R. H. E.
vancouver -..-.--...........-.. g 4
Spokane ...-................s3 j 1
Batteries-Miler aud sugden; Bonner and ost-
dick.
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MACDoNoUGH IN DOUBT


w. OBJ. Macdonough has not definite
ly decided as to the shipment of the
yearlings from his farm. to New York
If favorable reports are received of the
June sales the well known breeder will
send the youngsters to the eastern mar
ket.
Harry Birkenrutf, who formerly rode
at Emeryville. was seriously injured
while riding in a race at Brussels, Bel
gium, last week.
G. H. Strate has turned out Bit of
Fortune, Banorella and Redeem, owned
by J. W. Paulsen.
Naushon, the colt that won three
races in a row for R. T. Wilson Jr. and
later took the Expectation stake at
Gravesend, is by Yankee out of Gum
fire.
Red Walker, who shipped from
New York to Montreal, says Stanley
Fay is better than at any time in his
career. Apologize is another horse with
which Walker hopes to do we'll. He
passed up the eastern game for the
Canadian circuit, which he thinks Will
prove easier for him.
Rustling Silk died at Ogden during
the meeting from the effects of lung
fever
Arasee will be raced at Salt Lake.
He was bought from Quinn by Harris
& Wright, who shipped from Louis
willie to the Utah track. The others
in the string are Cool, Great Caesar,
Captain Miller, Hamper and Roy i.
Early Wright is trainer.
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RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco g. Oakland 2.
Los Angeles 6. Portland 3.
Vernon 3, Sacramento 10 in
ninGs).
GAMES TODAY
san Francisco at Oakland.
Los Angeles at Portland.
Nernon-Sacrsmento at Los An
geles.
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'Batted for Maggart in seventh.
s'Batted for Moser in NINTH
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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UPHOLSTERER. first class man. for uphOster
ing repairing. vanishing and polishing. city
or county. Upholsterer. box 81. Cal 0fnee
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Young man wishes work Of any kind IN city;
night work preferred 1886 1fcAllister. rm. 4.
YOUNG man. age 35. raised IN city. would Ike
responsible position. such messenger or
wafchman in business house or corporation,
good references II necessary.. Box 95S. Call.
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MosER STALE AND UNFIT
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Pitcher Moser worked often He went into that box
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STRICTLY sober. industrious married man. will
ing TO do any kind OF labor and a first class
teamster well acquainted with the city; best
OF references. Address 42S Mangles av.s
Sunnysfde
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YOUNG man With $-UU or SoUV, energetlc and
responsible. wishes position or partnership in
good business with good income. at present
employed: highest references; grafters. Box
9J6 Call Office.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-10

Stocking Feet. good quality maco
cotton; bleached and unbleached.
All sizes. Seamless feet. All A.
sizes. Sale price, pair. fC
Collar Foundations. Of washable
net or chiffon covered. Newest
shapes and correct heights. All
sizes. Regular sc and 10c O.
KINDS "
sAIl-over Silk Hair Nets. large au-
tomobile size. Made with elastic:
all shades. Regular Toe K
Horn Hair Pins, straight, crimped.
and curved styles, All perfect; tor
toise she'll amber. or black finish.
Six pins in box,
worm ipc .s.......... ~
Chinese Ironing Wax. best grade.
with wooden handle. Regular O..
lie. II pieces for. ...........C &C
Japanned Wire Hair Pins. extra
quality; worth &c paper; S pa <.
pers Tor ...-.........-.,. ~
Stocking Protectors. prevent
stockings being torn by hose sup
porters. Chamois covered: set IN.
Of four; regularly 15c. ........ 1uc
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Black Sewing Silk,
Three Spools for Sc

One of the features of this big midsummer sale of Notions
and Dressmakers' Supplies
Good quality Black Sewing Silk suitable for hand or
chine sewing offered tomorrow three spools for &c.
And in addition this list of low price Notions
The Washington herald., 1910-07-10

Shoe Laees, all lengths. x
Worth up to 12c dozen. .....o C
Sewing Machine Needles. all pop
ular makes and sizes. Regu- <.
lar price. sc paper; for OS
Linen-finish Dutch Tape: all o.
widths; worth &c piece. 1890. &c
10c Pin Books; good quality =.
Ensilsn Pms .................O ~
Ribbon Tie Laces. 30 inches O.
long. Black or brown. $500. DC
sc Tape Measures. so inches o.
long: metal ends. ......E C
Granger Improved Hooks and Z.
Eyes; regularly 10c. &c
2s-yard rolls OF White q.
Cotton Tape. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS C
Featherbone Collar Sets. silk tat
feta collar bone. All heights. *
Cct ...-.....a. $500. $3.50 -
Five-yard Linen Corset Laces. ex-
ira quality; worth e.
ASC -
Belt Pin Hooks. jet head: as o.
sorted sizes. Best grade $500. &c
Nickel Safety Pins. one dozen on
card; all sizes. three cards *
fcf .a.......... ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-03-10
RAISES 100000 LBS. COTTON
RAFAEL ARoCENT OF ToRREoN,
MEXICO, SELLS PRODUCT OF
HIS RANCH FOR 81 500, 900

Torreon, Mexico, Feb. 5-(SpeciaD =.
Rafael Arocent has sold his cotton
crop this season for 1850, 900 gold.
His plantation yielded total of 10,
100000 pounds of the staple. 1t is
said that Mr.. Arocent is the largest
cotton planter in the world. He has
an enormous tract of land, situated
in the valley of the, Nazas river, near
the town of San Pedro. All of it is
devoted to growing cotton. He oper-
ates several cotton gins upon his
plantation and is considering the mat
ter of erecting cotton mill in order
to utilize his own product to the best
possible advantage. During the cot
ton picking season more than $1,000
laborers were employed upon the
plantation. Chicago Sunday Tribune,
February 6, 1910.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-03-10


w $500 h
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-03-10
N q w

Do alitttle figuringyour-
self. Take a 4O-acre
tract, costing $4,000.
Reserve one acre for
your home and garden.
Select your crop. Sup
pose you take Celery as
an example. Plant your
rem aiming 80 acres.
Refer to the table. The
minimum celery crop is
valued at $3.50. Null
tiply this by 80. What
is the result? $l8,72O.
Remember - proofs for
the asking.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-03-17

the Minnesota State Fair grounds
enjoying the harness horse races.
The harness horse is the prime at
traction at county fairs and SO long
as this is true, there is little chance
OF the trotter and PAGER losing caste.
The scope of harness racing is not
generally appreciated by the public
and when it is stated that more
than !, 100 weeks Of racing were
held over regularly organized tracks
IN 1909, one begins to understand
the enormous vogue the sport en-
joys.
4 good many Of the horsemen Of
Dawson County have purchased
standard bred stations to give more
style, action and class to their stock.
FRED J. GOULDING.