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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
COSY CLUB Was
LITTLE TOO COSY
So Judge Sturtevant Dissolved
the Temporary Order That
Tied Hands of Police

Judge Sturtevant dissolved yester-
day the temporary restraining order
forbidding the police from blockading
the Cozy club, Turk street gambling
establishment. The temporary order
was signed by, the Judge June s. Judge
Sturtevant said at that time that he
would not make an order that would
lawful manner, and the injunction
as issued only stopped the police from
threatening to arrest members, from
blockading the entrance to the club
and from remaining indefinitely in the
rooms of the club.
Judge Sturtevant said that on the
showing since made by the police that
gambling has been conducted in the
club the order should be dissolved. Two
af1davits had been presented TO the
court to the effect that games of
dice were played in the club and that
as many as rs persons had been par
ticipating in the games.
1T would then appear from this
showing" said the court, that after
having obtained a restraining order
from a court of equity. protecting its
rights. the plaintiff club allowed prac-
Llcdlly every one present IN us CluD
rooms on the evening of June II, 1910,
participate in prohibited gambling
games. Without regard to the purpose
for which the plaintiff corporation was
organized, and without regard to what
its rules may be, it is patent what
the practice there is. A court of equity
will never allow its process to issue
which in any way whatsoever might
be used as a blanket to cover up such
practices
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
AMERICAN YACHT
TAKES GOLD CUP
Schooner Westward Easily Wins
International Race Held Off
Isle of Wight

COWES, Isle of Wight. Aug. s.-The
American schooner Westward. owned
by A. S. Cochran of New York, easily
won the race for the international gold
cup, sailed off Ryde today.
Its nearest competitor. the Germania
owned by Lieutenant Krupp Won Bob
len und Halbach. was five miles astern
when the winner crossed the finish line.
Emperor Williams yacht Meteor. the
Cicely and the Suzanne also competed.
The Meteor and the Germsaia allowed
the Westward minutes and 4S sec
onds under the class measurement
rules.
Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock, with
King Alfonso on board. defeated the
White Heather for the commodore's
cup.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
Gossip OF
The I rvl[rG

Sam Hildreth withdrew Fitzherbert
and Dalmatian from the Saratoga han
dlcap, as he did not wish to run them
over the heavy track, and decided to
nave F1restope and Restigouche as sub
stltutes. The track was muddy owing
to rain Of the night before, and. just
before the running of the handicap
there was a severe lightning and rain
storm.
Eddie Dugan and Joe Madden of the
Hildreth string are on the shelf at
saratoga owing. to bad tendons.
Hildreth headed the list Of winning
Ing with total of s20.395 to his credit.
Il. f. Carman was second on the list
tsntivs WITH slo,4S1. 49, Ncarman has very ex-
belonging to him at Saratoga.
Clifford Gilbert. the California jockey,
mas mas been out of the saddle for some
that occurred last fall. Gilbert tVyHi viii
ride for George J., Kraus at Saratoga:
derby with Typhoon II and a Kentucky
oaks with Crockett, has rather a unique
stable at Louisville. It consists of
the lot are six by Imp. Bitter Root.
The English bred sire breeds large and
MS get are slow to develop. Calm
Bitter. Root youngsters one season by
hurrying them and he decided to give
the present bunch a chance to de-
velop. The other gelding in the string
is by Counter Tenor.
Waldo, c. H. Harrisons great year
Old, has bowed a tendon and will be
thrown out of training. 1t is reported
that he may not be seen at the races
again.
Shilling has big lead over the other
Jockeys who rode at Empire City. Out
front and was second II times. Archi-
bald, a California boy. was second with
l6 winners.
Jeanne dare, the mare r. T. Nc
from Sam Hildreth, has been sold to
Matt Phillips, who will train q stable
for j. E. Otto at one of the winter
tracks. McKeever will send De Mund
and Sanctus to France. De Mund will
be raced over the jumps.
Irwin Brothers are having consider
able success with their horses at
Cheyenne. One day recently they won
three races, Grasscutter. Fore and Va
sncia carrying thsiF ,1 GolOTs to victory
tracks. The daughter Of ST. Carlo and
Miss Brummel is years old. Manders
won with the Irwin horses. The same
day Molesworth won races4with Rue and
Meadow, owned by. Wade McLemore.
Charley Casey, who handled q string
vile last season, is looking after the
engagements of Jockey Frank Keogh
Round the World. the clever flly
Yanke, is second on the list Of VIM
ming 2 year olds. She has $11.765 to
her credit, while Footprint of the Bel
mont string leads with $12.065.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
EAGLE FOLLOWS SHIP AS
LONG AS PIPER PLAYS
Experiment With Bird Demon-
strates an Old Theory

Music hath charms to calm the saw
age breast may be taken as an axiom,
and If 1T were doubted the testimony of
Andrew Macintosh of Inverness ought
to silence the scorner, says the London
Globe. A boat was proceeding from
Lochmaree to Letterewe for ghillies'
ball. piper was on board. The piper
skirled his pipes as he passed Ben
Airidh, and out flew a golden eagle
from his eyrie. AS long as the music
continued the eagle remained within
gunshot of the boat. The piper having
earned his dram, the music ceased. I'M
mediately the bird began to fly shore
ward. As soon as the piper recon-
menced the eagle at once left his rock
and followed the boat. At Isle Maree
another halt was made for refreshmen ent,
and by the bird through disappoint-
ment. On the piper blowing up for the
third time the eagle returned to his old
position, and followed the boat al long
as the music continued
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
AMATEUR BASEBALL

At Petaluma-Petaluma 5. Stude-
At Kentheld-Kentheld IL, Redwood
At San Rafael-san Rafael 8. San
Mateo 2.
At untville-Raspillars 12. Yount-
At Larkspur-Bened 5, Cranes g.
At Modesto-Modesto 2. Central Oak
land /.
AT Tracy-Tracy 8. Barney Frank
At Newman-Newman 9, Hayward 4
At. San Anselmo-Hunds 9. Pacific
At Mill Va1ley-st. Josephs 9, La
verne 4.
At Crockett-Merced 9, Crockett /
At Livermore-Sperrys is, Liver
At Golden Gate park-Amicitias 7,
Husemanns g.
At Golden Gate park-Owls 7, M. j.
At vallejo-U. S. S. West Virginia 6,
At oakland-oakland Misits 4, Pa
At redwood city-Redwood city 8,
Bay Shore Greens 8.
At Alameda-Booth Crescents 6. Car
roll & Tilton l.
At oakland-Hanleys 5. claremont
parlor. N. S. G. w. 8.
At Lincoln park-Lincoln Park s. De-
At Presidio grounds-Peerless s. Tur-
key Reds 0.
At Fort Miley-J. H. Kruse 2, Fort
Miley 0.
At Golden Gate park--Yosemites 4,
Moss Beach 4.
At Presidio-Gas and Electrics s.
Preside f.
At Oakland-Royals 6, Ideals 1.
At Adams Point-Lillys "a, Co. A.. n.
G., 4.
AT. Lincoln park-Juveniles 6, Mod
els /.
At Golden Gate park-Acmes 8, Bre-
mers Z.
At .oakland-G -Goodyears 4, Semi
noles 2.
At Lobos square-General Lawtons
6. Comets 5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
Butte Results

BUTTE. Mont, Aug. s.-Good priced horses
jockey club. Coppertown and Fern practically
ran a match race in the fourth event owing 10
suits
:, First race, four furlongs. purse-Alta Ray,
10 sboland). 10 TO l. won; Ocalee, l12
sRadtke), to 3. second; Bessie C. 1O7 (Caila.
ham, s to l. third Time. AS 3-5. Elizabeth
DAILY, Wabanan, Albetto, Practitioner and Gertie
also ran.
Second race, I'VE and half furlongs. selling
Sixteen, l07 Qmes). to /, won; Soma. los
sIaylorl, IL to l., second; Tube Rose. no Got
tonf 40 to 1. third. Time. 1908 Is. Sainfox,
Miss Picnic. Rey Ell Tovar, Oswald and Lo.
renzo also ran.
r Third race. one mile, ,seling-Altenberg. los
lPagel. TO 5, won Friese, 107 (Vosperl 5 to
!, second; Tavora, 100 (GaugeD. to l, third
Time. al 20 Royal River, Netting Kaiser.
hon and Salpearl also ran
Fourth race. six furlongs, Sheridan handicap
Coppertown. 10S Fischer, to 10, won; Fern
L. 80 tkederis), to 5, second. Time I:12 Is.
Two starters.
lSelden). to l. won; Dorothy Ledgett. 10S
lPage), 5 to 2, third. Time. 1:42. Sfitre, Sink
Spring, orilene, Doctor Mayer and Biased also
ran.
Sixth race, Futurity course. selling-Thomas
Callahan, e107 (vosper), 10 to /. won; Annie
Wells. los lFischer), even, second; Burleigh 107
lCoburnl, 20 to 1, third. Time, 1:IO As. Del
Cruzador David Warield. Gene Wood, Lady Ade-
laide and Sir Harry also ran
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
SCHUETzEN VEREIN
PLANS BIG SHOOT
San Francisco MarkSn7en TO
Hold Annual Grand Prize
Event at Shell Mound

The San Francisco schuetzen verein
is making elaborate preparations for
the fifty-frst anniversary of the ve-
rein, which will be celebrated at Shell
Mound park August 2S. The grand an
nual prize shoot will be the feature of
the festivities.
Next Friday night the Shell Mound
with the % caliber rife, rs feet range.
A big entry list has already been re-
ceived.
The same club will hold its annual
theater party at the Oakland Orpheum
the evening of September 26.
William A. Siebe, Judge James G.
Quinn and George w. Hughes are max
ing the preliminary arrangements.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
FIRST ECLIPSE STAKES
RUN "a YEARS AGO
Famous Horses Have Competed
for Prize of $4,000

It is "a years since the first race for
the Eclipse stake of 10000 was won
by that fine horse Bendigo in a heavy
downpour Of rain, and since that time
the mammoth prize has been won by
many Of the finest horses the British
turf has known. relates the West
minister Gazette. In 1894 the runners
included two Derby winners, two win
ners OF the st. Leger AND two heroes
Of the two thousand guineas; and it
was stated at the time that five of the
seven starters-including Isinglass
and Ladas-were worth every penny
OF 100000 The greatest race of them
all was in 1892 when Orme, who had
barely recovered from the poisoning
which shut him out of the Derby.
snatched the prize by a neck from
Orvieto, after one of the most desper-
ate struggles ever witnessed
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
Motorcyclists Complete
Strenuous Trip

sTRoUDsBURG, Pa, Aug. s.-The
riders in the endurance and reliability
run of the Federation of American Mo-
torcyclists completed the first leg of
their sos mile journey through Penn
sylvania and New Jersey tonight, when
they reached Stroudsburg after a siren
uous trip from Philadelphia.
VIII Harley, who rode the Harley
Davidson cycle, arrived first at 6:03. He
was due at 5:44.
The only perfect scores weer made
by Crocker, Russell and Nicholson,
with Thor machines. They arrived at
6;07, 6:09 and 6:10, respectively.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
American League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

CLEVELAND. Aug- S.-Cleveland took the, last
OF the series from Boston by the score OF 3 to
l. The game In the first inning when
Turner doubled, Graney tripled and Bemis sing
led Score: R.
Boston
Batteries-Falkenberg and Bemis; Arellanes
and Kleinow.
ST. LOUIS Aug. s.-Philadeiphfs won the
fourth straight game from ST. Louis today to
2. Bender outpitched Ray throughout. Score:
S,s,, -. LOUIS; --.-......-.---.------2
Batteries-Ray and stephens; Bender and
Thomas
DETROIT. Aug. S-Warhop held Detroit 10
four hits today. but was supported poorly and
the home team its fourth straight game
from New York Stroud was effective IN the
dangerous spots and was backed up In hne styIe
The victory gives Detroit third place. Score:
netTo,t nsw f'lN '''-''''''''-....'
Batseries-Warhop and Crigers Stroud and
Schmidt
CHICAGO. Aug s.-Scott who relieved Youn0
in the hrst after two runs had been counted on
Mila1s double. Schaefers single hit hat+er
and inheld out pitched no hit hall but
Washington won. to 2 Score: R. r. q
w asnlnSeon -..----....-.
CnlcdkO
Batteries-Johnson and Beckendorf; Young
Scott and Sullivan.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
Butte Entries

First race. Futurity course, selling, year olds
and up-Alve 100. Gelico 102, Lillian Ray 1O7
Phillistina lot, Jillett 107. Reuben 1O9 Hannibal
Bey 100, Angelsea 109, Waner 1o9 Quick Trir
100, Benstone 100. Lee Harrison II I09
Second race, Futurity course selling, 3 year
olds and up-Aauretania 107 Emma G 1O7 Al
bion H 107, Titus II 100, Mossback 100. The
Slicker 109. ANovgorod 100.
Third race. six furlongs, selling. year olds
and up-Sir Wesley 80, Bardonia 90, Gretchen
G 101, McNally 102, Howard Pearson los, Lord
Of the Forest los. Sir Angus 100.
Fourth race. one mile, selling. 3 year olds and
up-Patriotic 102. Miss Naomi Jos. Acquia los,
Livius lot. Hancock 100, Cabin 10e, Yama ITO,
Merlngo 112, Rather Royal 114
Fifth race. one mile, selling. year olds and
upward-Young Belle 95, Misprision los. Balreed
107, Harka LOT. Meadowhorn 107. Markie Mayer
100. Hammeraway 100. knight Of Ivanhoe 109,
Doctor White 100, John ]. Rogers 100, J. G.
Clem 100.
Sixth race, six furlongs selling. 3 year olds
and upward-Santhia 10. Herives ITO. May Sut-
ton 10, Carascoa 112 Senator Warner 112. Da-
vid Boland 112, Deneen 112, Ffrmfoot 112, Hal
ton lis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
Saratoga Results

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug s.-Leah, neglected
In the betting at to l. easily won the Ken
lucky selling stakes for 2 year old FLIES. i've
and half furlongs, here today. The stable con-
nections did not like her chances against Hort
zon, the to favorite. Leah opened at 7 to
and drifted back to to 1. Leah won by three
lengths Horizon had no speed. Summary
First race, fve and half furlongs-Eagle
Bird. to l. won: Hectagon. II to /, second;
Kormak 6 10 1. third. Time. 1:o7 3-5.
Second race, steeplechase. about two miles
Jesuit, to 2, won; Mystic Light, so to 1, see
ond; Gold Plate. to 2, third. Time. 4:25.
Third race, i've and a half furlongs-Lsah S
to 1. won; Gold OF 0phir II to 1, second; Hell
en- Barbec, to 1, third. Time. 1907 2-5.
Fourth race, mile and a quarter-Bonnie
Kelso. to 5, won; Pretend, II TO 1. second
Perry johnson, to 1, third. Time, 2:07 1-5
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Herkimer to l.
won Rosseaux, TO 1, second; Tasteful, 20 TO
1, third. Time 1926 1-5.
Sixth race, miIe-Medallion. Is TO l. won:
Wander, Is to 1. second; Bad News, 10 to /,
third Time 40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
MALCOLM FORBES
SKATERS RECORD
Three Year Old Stallion TrOfs
Two Heats in 1904 and
2:IOM
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

LEXINGTON, Ky, Aug. Sin the
2:l7 trotting event given by the Blue
Grass fair association. here today, ]. r.
McGowan's year old stallion, J. NAL
colin Forbes, halfbrother to Peter the
Great, created sensation by trotting
the two heats in winning pace in the
fast time of 2:09A, 2:10A, breaking
the worlds record for a 8 year old this
early in the season and making the
fastest mile of the season for a year
old. Malcolm Forbes is by Bingen out
of Santos and was purchased by Nc
Gowan at Old Glory sale last spring.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
Northwestern League

VANCOUVER. B. c., Aug. s--Killilay held
Vancouver to two hits today. Spokane won by
punching hits on Gardner. An error By Scharn-
weber also helped the visitors in the scoring
Score: r. H e.
SPoAane -'.'--'- '-.-..s.-.... 5
SdHCOuNcI v
Batteries-Killilay and Shea; Gardner and
Sugden. Umplre-Frary.
SEATTLE, Aug. S.-Hinkle weakened In the
ninth inning and TacMa scored the winning
rus two styles, two bases balls and Ray
monds error Score: R. H E.
Seattle ..............1 Q
Batteries-Hinkle and Custer; Annis and
Byrues.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
e G e CURES ECZEMA. ACNE.
- -. TETTER. POISON OAK, ETC,

Acne letter, Poison
healthy tnputy dseaing
nuay its acid
and other caused by skin diseases has no
thorough cleansing Of the blood the only cure for skin
be
B. s. s. the quickest
blood It
OF whether infection
causes makes the blood
it soothe soften and nourh Irritating and
1fse all VINO write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA "a
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
National League

BOSTON, Aug. s.-Long hits by clarke's miller
decided today's game in favor Of Pittsburg. to
0. Score: R H E
Pittsburg 8 10
-.
Batteres-Liefeld and Gibson: Brown, Evans
and Graham Umpires-Eason and Johnston.
All other games postponed; rain.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
Western League

At Wichita-wichita 4. Sioux City 2.
At Lineoln-Lincoln L, Topeka 0.
At Denver-Denver g, Des Moines 2.
At st. JOSEPHINE game; rain.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09

The recent discovery of practical
methods of converting crude cocoanut
vegetable butter has given great ex-
tension TO this business in Germany
Seven companies are now crushing the
copra and refining the oil for edible
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
American Association

At spolis-Coumbus 4, Minneapolis 8.
Kansas City-LouisviIle game postponed; rain.
At ST. Paul-Toledo s. st. Paul 1.
At Observation-Disclosures 8. Milwaukee 6
III innings).
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09

Eggs, shellei, beaten up and pre-
served In hermetically sealed tins are
being imported into Great Britain
from Russia.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22
TO ORGANIZE
COUNTY Y.M.C.A.
WORK At FRU|TA

NJ. n. Dillon and Boys Secretary
Galloway of the Y. NJ. c. A, will go
to Fruita tomorrow to meet num-
ber of citizens in that city to arrange
for a big meeting and banquet when
the organization of the county Y. NJ.
C. A. work will be placed before the
people.
Al the state convention held here
last spring especial force was laid
upon the county work which was pre-
scented by the international secretary,
A. f. Roberts 4 resolution was car
ried looking toward the organization
of Garfield. Mesa. Delta and Montrose
counties. Delta has already perfect
ed her organization and Montrose
will follow Mesa county Delegates
from Fruita at the convention were
especially interested and it will be
from that point that the movement
will begin.
II is an established fact that the
county organization will greatly en-
hance the value of the city association
to the men and boys of the section
and experience has proved it to be one
Of the most important features of as
sociation work. In brief il does for
the country boy the things that the
city association aims to do for the
men of the city. Those who were
interested in the establishment of the
Y. NJ. c. A. here will watch with
great interest the progress of the or
ganization.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22
BRIDGE FUND
MAY Be MADE Up
BY DONATIONS

Every effort is now being put forth
by the advocates of immediate CON
struCtion of the Main street bridge to
raise the amount of money by popular
subscription that is the difference be
tween the cost of construction and the
appropriations of the state and COun-
ty, to secure the building of the span
this fall and winter The fact that
we stand to lose the state appTopTia-
tiun of $64SO from the state if con-
struction is not begun by January.
together with the fact that the river
is now at its lowest point and every
condition is ideal for immediate con
struction makes it important that all
the friends of the Main street bridge
exert every effort to see the matter
through now.
Although estimates differ as to the
probable cost of the bridge a safe
figure would be S65, 900. The couu-
ty commissioners have appropriated
$4,000 and the state nearly $6jOO
and the rest must be raised by public
spirited citizens to make the bridge a
certainty. OF this amount only about
$4,000 more needs to be subscribed
and the friends Of the movement are
working their best TO get this com
pleted within the next week.
Unless the present commissioner,
John ID. Secor, raids the building
fund for the benefit of the Clifton
bridge, to make good the promises of
Mr. George w. Thompson, the repub-
lican candidate, to his Clifton friends,
the county money will be available
for practically any length of time but
the state fund must be returned un-
less work starts before January |.
The Sentinel, in its contention for
the construction of the Main street
bridge, has been upheld by every
good citizen of the city and county.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22
WEATHER REPORT

This mornings temperature was 81
with wind velocity of five miles an
hour.
Forecast till p. m. Sunday, for
Colorado: Tonight fair, warmer in
the southeast portion; Sunday fair.
Weather Conditions.
The eastern storm is central in
Upper Canada, and is attended by
comparatively high temperatures in
the East, and rains from the Ohio
valley north and east.
Cool, clear weather prevails in the
Gulf regions and in the middle states
and Rocky mountains, with below
freezing temperatures in the upper
Missouri valley and at Rocky noun
tains stations.
In the extreme West it is cloud y
and comparatively much warmer.
Fair, cool weather will continue in
this vicinity tonight and Sunday. The
emperature will fall to near freezing
again tonight.
r. NJ. HARDINGE,
Official in Charge.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

DISCUSSES
PAVING MATTER

In reply to an article in Wednes-
| days morning News headed Mud
| lovers Win in the Junction Anti.
Paving Fight" as a taxpayer and u
| citizen. | will say that ! have taken
some interest in getting up the pro
| test against paving at this time and a
great many other citizens who have
| lived in this community for a great
many years, who have always been
boosters and have helped greatly TO
build up the city, have signed the
protesting petition.
The majority of the citizens who
have signed the petition want noun
| tain water before they want paving
| and with the failure of the fruit crop
and the heavy taxes that prevail at
this time, feel that the matter SHOULD
be nut off for another year.
The commissioners are to be COM
mended for their part of the work in
securing the preliminary data and are
not to be condemned for spending the
money as they have for il has been
well spent and the results of the eX-
Qenditure will be fully as valuable at
| = later time when the matter will be
| favorably acted upon.
A great many taxpayers on Colo
RADIO avenue and from the depot to
| Colorado feel that the value of the
] property itself will not stand the cost
of paving Some of the lots are not
valued above 5000 or $3.50 and the
cost of paving will amount to half the
value of the property.
The heaviest property holder in the
proposed paving district has inserted
a clause in all his leases. stating that
in case the paving Dronosition carried,
the rent on the building would be
raised
The signers, without any influence
whatever. have signed the petition,
paying % cents each for the acknowl-
edgment in order TO have that priv
ilege.
1t will be seen that some OF the
best citizens of Grand Junction are in
the appended list. which is a copy of
the signatures to the protesting petit
ton:
Minnie p. Violet, G. Van Hoore-
'beke, Mary A. Strunk. T. l.. Laydcn,
Mrs. Augusta, Ovren. Charles Thulan,
Ella b. Ackerman. A. Coors. Lily Me
c. Maupin, c. w. Shores. Jr., Frank
Shores, Chas. C. Price, A. A. Samp-
liner, j. M. Sampliner, Annie Wright
George A. Currie, Chas. Thurlow. A.
c. Milne, Kersburg & Hertz. w. II.
Bannister, Nj. NJ. Shores and F. l.
Lee, Harry and Aida Burnett. VIM.
ButhOrn, James Purcell. Louis Harms,
E. A. Krohn. c. f. Bond, VIM. Grady,
George Lander, Mary f. Dowrey, NJ.
Strouse, Mesa Paint & Wall Paper
company Walter Payne. David Kane,
Levi L. Counts. Grand Floral Co, A.
X. SuppS w. r. Bevier. Elks Lodge,
Mrs. Anna O'Boyle. Home Loan &
Investment Co, 6. V. Sternherg, Geo.
Smith j. A. K Crawford Mrs VIM.
Conerty j. NJ. Cameron, Stella Cam
eron, Harry l.. Hiatt, EDGAR A. Rider
executor. w. II. Wilder, c. P. Bliss &
Co, Frank e. Dean, Lucy Dean, J. II.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22
THE HABIT OF MAKING
COMPARISONS

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The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

Cosgrove, Flora H. Ingersor. w. w.
Wilson, S. Il. Ferbrache, A. p. Ram
sey Julia McCune, Fannie sent Nc
Clintock, II, Hoesch, Robert Best. c,
F.. Coyd. T. f. Flucken, Fred Mantey
A. r. and j. L. Mckenzie, NJ. o. Della
plain, c. r. Lough, Henry Kippe, Dr.
A. p. Drew, f. S. Chase. odd Fellows
c. p. McCary, Josephine Barton, T
w. Boyd, Emma F. Boyd and J. II
Schiesswohl.
(Signed) j NJ SAMPLINGR.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

The genuine Waterman's Ideal"
Fountain Pens. C. w. Primrose,
manufacturing jeweler and watch
maker. 1#..t cd rr.,g n.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

II you cant get good cowboy rope
see Fred Mautey.