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LOCAL FERRY IRAIHs-vl. nakIand pl.r

ISSSl FcHHf lnAlhS-N4 uakiand Pier.
TO Oakland. Berkeley. Bergman. East Oakland and
FruItvaie-Daly-Frcm 900 an and every twenty
minutes until 100 pm inclusive: then 40 $50
S0o. $40. 1910. 1Ioo lI40 pm. 1870 and
To satha and Nsbose via. Seventh st.-psav-From
QUO am, and every tvrnty minutes until ZOO . n,
inclusive. then 10, $50. 900. $40. 1020 i10.
and ia pm.
70 s,onshurs st-DaHy Except Sunday-sOo 100 soc.
900 sm-. 2.20. ACC. 400. 500 $40 pm Sunday
only 600 1000 s.n- LOO. zoo, 300. 400. 500
5Np.m.
70 Oakland First St. Fruitvsss Alameda. va Hvrs,shs.
-Dsly-From 1900. $40 am snd every twenty
minutes until $40 am. inclusive; then 600 d 90
1000. 10 20. 1100. lilo an u m u 20 1 OO. 10
200. 20. 500 3.20. t3 40 pm and every twenty
minutes until pm. inclusive; Z 40 SO 900 q40
1920. 1100 and 11-40 p.m 1870 and 100 a. m
Additional train to Oakland First St. 2l5au
To West 5erkelsy-Daay Except Sunday-From 500
am. and every twenty minutes until % m nclII-
sive: then 900 am. and every hour until 400 d M
inclusive: then 40 pm. and every twenty minutes
until 100 pm. inclusive. then 740 pm. $40 400
$40. l0-z0. HOO. II 20 pm and 1220 an
To West 8rkssy-Sundavs only-Frnm 900 am
then ZOO, 7:40 $40. 900 am. Inclusive; then 3 "a
Am and every twenty minutes 100 pm inelusive-
then 7.40 pm. $50 goo. $40, 1870 11.O0. m a
pm. and 1870 am.
To corbla-DaIy Except Sunday-From 600 am. .,d
every 70 minutes until $40 am. Inclusive then
900 1000 am. 1900 m 100 200 400 400 1 IN
40 500 SO. SO and 600 pm.
70 coroln-Sundays only-From 500 am. then 9o0
am. go am. and every twenty minutes until
500 p.m.
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400 yard dash, first. second and third in each
% auSiiiy f9E go final nun; First heawoIie
l.s%is, l.e%is, : A. C.; r. r. Henyan, S. A. G. 6. II.
5Seo1ng' r A. C W, Dickson, o. C; c. d.
cannon > a c.; r. r. Starrett. l. A A. c
Second hesf-P. c. Cserhardt o. c r. IT FL
4o'4; = > a 9; William 6. Smeltzer. p. A c;
t-=f1olllp llpgsworth- : A. c.; Russell Rogers r
4 g. w D. Kant, o. G; Ed Martin, l. A
$50 yard run-John / Burke. I. A. A. G:
elerFFn Joy. %. C.; Ward Jamison. unattached
limo limo A. Brule. 5. A. G; Claude B. Moss, o. c.
Sharles G. Jurl. unattached: Joseph Ferguson.
J A. A.. C.: II. c. Williams. 5. A C.: l. ].
iseese. ). A. C.; A. ". Lorsin. :. A c.: J.
fgtlngton > A. c.. Charles Stewart $. A. c:
AZ Gates :. A. C.: VI. f. Sparks = A. G.:
B. = 1hlas : A. c, Ralph II. Payne s. 4. c.:
=. s@i,.A lines = 4 G. Raleigh Kelly .. C.; +.
= = Mct5regor. unattached; Dan Riordan. /. A. A.
Final heat, 100 yard dash
= 40 yard hurdle, trial heats first snd second n
Suslify for hnal: First heat-Chsrles s Morris.
45os Ina acnea; A. b kinsheloc :. A. g. Edward
Iseeson- %. G. Second heat-Fred NIackfessell.
p. A. q: Herbert Cheek. o. C.; James Dono-
One mile run-John J. Burke. I. a. A. c:
; y ara sanlison. unattached; Charles c Jur un-
. lached; Joseph Ferguson. I. A. A. G; II. {.
y 0iiains. \ A. c.: George PapaS. : a C.:
charles Stewart. :. A. C.: ". McNeeIv 5 A
-: Dan Riordan. T. A. A. c.: NJ E Sparks $
A--C.: Ralph II. Pavae :. a. G: j tbilds :
49,; Elliott 2. Craig. o. c.: Harold H. Maun-
g5esr 9, - william Il. Hoburg. o. c; Herbert
so yard -Mervyn JOY. O. C.: Ward Jami-
s9.s pls ttscned; Elmo Brule: unattached;
tagee IS Moss o. O.: George Wendt, L. y;
&C; A. T. Overhouse. :. A &: A F. Gates.
= A. c. H. r. Sparks. :. A. c.: IL d. Finch
G. Edward Macsulsy. q. C.: Frank A
SHa.Lb. J. a A, G.; I'd Martin ]. A. A. c.
l2e yard hurdle. final
20 yard dash, trial heat. first and second i'm
Ps1h e. qualify. First hest-Ed Macsulay o.
-, Z r. Starrett. l. A 4. C; a Z. Overhouse.
!. a- C.; William q. Smeltzer. 2. A C: Charles
I.euis- =. A. c. q. ID. Cannon. unattached
second hea--MerTyn JOY. @. c.: p. Hoilmgs-
v,o.Eh. :. A. g.: Z. Fl. Elliott. : A G: r. r.
Itesyan. = A. G.; o. II NEEDING, 7. A. c.; Ed
Martin. J. A A. c. Third hest-A. +. Gates.
s. a c.; p g. Gerhsrdt O. C.: Frank A
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Keller Matched to Box
Harry Dell

Sammy Keller will be a very busy
boxer if he wins the 10 round bout
with Willie Canole on Wednesday, as
he is also billed to box Harry Dell in
the windup to the four round show on
Friday evening.
Freddie Couture and Walter Scott
the feathers who put up such clever
exhibition last week, have been re-
matched. Judging by their even scrap
of last Friday they viii give the main
eventers close rub for the honors.
Rufus Williams, the dusky' welter
weight Will find Lupie Caranza to be
far more troublesome than Savage and
Petroskey proved to be. Eddie Dennis,
claimant of the feather weight title
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Dickson. o. C.: = Russell Rogers. 2 a c -
22o yard hurdle, trial heats, first and second to
qualify; First heat-Charles S. Morris unat-
tached; Fred Mackfessel :. A. G.; James Dona-
hue. o. c. Second heat-A. b. Kinsheloe. 5. A.
Five mile run-Robert Howden Jr., unat-
tached; John j. Burke; unattached; Lewis H.
Day $ A. c; G. F. Gum, S. A C.; William
GarviR. o. C.; James Mctiee. |. A A. c.; K.
ID Lee T: A. G; Herbert NJ. Williams, o. c.
220 yard dash, final heat
220 yard hurdle, final heat.
FIELD EVENTS
Running high iump-Robert /. Wing L. c.:
". D. Kant, o. c; C. d. Cannon una ttached
R. l.. Hope. s. A C.: A. F. Gates s. A. c.:
~ erdy SPsgsT Palmer sn9Dee Holt 4 &
g; Milton West: $. A. e; Edward Beeson,
Q. C Dave Martin; o; C.; Frank Bressi, o. c.;
Running broad jump-Raymond NJ. Scott. U.
G; Rodney. Kendrick. o. c; Mervyn JOY, o. c.;
". d. Kant o. C: sam Bellah, S. T.; A. F.
Holt. S. a. G; Spence DaeksOn. $ A. G; Ralph
rett. l. a A. C.; George Egler. p. 4. c.
Pole yault-Rodney Hendricks, o: c; E. B.
Knox. 5 4. e; Ralph MCGEE. G. c. G.: George
Egler. Z. A. C.: r. X. Starrett. l. A. A. c.
I6 pound shotput- Raymond NJ Scott. T. c.;
Ollie Snedigsr, O. C.; W. d. Kant, o. G; r. i.
Hope. 5. A. c; Spence Dickson. S: A. G.; Joseph
Han. 5. A. G.; Ralph Rose, o. c.; Dan MahO-
is pound hammer throw-Raymond NJ Scott,
L. c; Homer Coolidge, O. c.: r. L. Hope, S.
A. c. Joseph Hail. 5. A. C.: Ralph Rose, o. c.
A d. Plaw; O. c. Dan Mshoney. 1: A. A. c.
Javelin throw-Mervyn Joy. o. c.: Raymond
NJ. Scott, L C; Rod kendriek, Q. c.: ollie
Snedigar. .. c.; Homer Coolidge. o. c.; Spence
Dickson s. A. c; Joseph Hall. S. A. c.; Ralph
Rose. @. c: G. II. Needing p A. c.
revlations-SacramentO athletic club. S. A.
c.: Olympic club. o. e.: Pastime athletic club.
p. 4. c; Irish-American athletic club, I. A. A.
G: University of California, L. c.; Stanford
Los Angeles Polytechnic. L. A. P.
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Spotlights on Sports

NEW YORK. Aug 29.-Kid Mccoy. the for
mer prize fighter announced today that he had
| accepted Lack JohnsOn's challenge 10 race any
one IN the world 100 miles in a high powered
automobile an inclosed track. and had wired
MS acceptance 10 johnson
llilC AGO. Aug 29.-C A. Young Of Spring
6eld. o.. was bigh man iB the 10 practice events
to-day prelim iminsry 10 the opening tomorrow Of
fse three daFs' grand Chicago handicap shooting
Tournament. Noung's score % ont Of q pos
sihle 400. J. r Graham q Ingleside and ". d.
StsnnaTd n Chicago were tied for second place
with - each
NEWPORT. r. J.. Aug 29.-Rsnelsgh. the
Ereilsh polo team. defeat ted picked team made
I'm mainly of the members Of MeadOWbrook
HEeehooters, X 10 Az here today
SAN JOSE Aug 2a-Frsnk Arellanes. for
nleFly N Boston. has been signed up by the San
Jose Three G league team.
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SARATOGA. y. Y. Aug. 29.-In sculling
race which proved ethat professional osrsmen
over 6t years old can come back James A.
Ten Eyck. coach Of the Syracuse university,
easily defeated James II. Riley of this village
over a three mile course on Lake Lonely this
afternoon. Although both are over 60
years of age they finished strong and the time.
25 minutes and Is seconds. was considered good.
CHICAGO. Aug. 29.-New York and Chicago
Gaelic hurlers bsftled 10 a tie. TO 3. yesterday
AZ Gaelic park in the second annual contest for
the championship Of the United States and as
result the question of superiority viii not be
settled for another year.
CHICAGO, Aug 29.-Chcago golfers who are
prtming themselves for the national amateur
championship to be held at the Country club
Of Brookline. Mass. September - TO il. will
have their last chance for tournament play dur
Ing the western open event which will start on
Wednesday at the Beverly country club.
BATH. Eng. Aug 29-The GrenvilIe maiden
year old plate Of 100 sovereigns. distance five
furlonGs. run here today and by Charles
CAROLS Beckmesser. The Fuyardi colt was
second and Wool Pack third. There were 10
starters.
CHICAGO Aug. 29.-Coach A. A. Etagg Of
the University Of Chicago will lose the services
OF his strongest freshman football player this
season. Harry Springer. halfback on last year s
fresh eleven. who scored numerous tourch-
downs against the university in practice last fall,
viii not return TO college.
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will clash with frankie Harris, one of
the best boys on the coast
George Kirkwood will oppose Barney
Lustig, Dick Wheeler and Caesar At
tell will tangle, Willie Purtell boxes
Pat Steele and Kid Romeo and Young
Kane round out the program.
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PLANS sHUFFLEBoARD TOURNEY

Shuffieboard is becoming a favorite
pastime in this city and there is con-
siderable rivalry among a number of
exponents of the game Andrew Ratio
plans to hold tournament early next
month at 2400 Folsom street, in which
many of the cleverest players in this
city will participate. Any player de-
string to compete can do so by send
ing in his entry to the above address.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-30

WHITE COMP ANY
/ ADDS TO OUTPUT
Responds to Growing Demand
for Commercial Type
of Vehicle
Bv r. R. L'HoMMEDIEU

C. A. Hawkins. Pacific coast manager
for the White company, has been ad-
vised that the White factory will very
materially increase it's output OF trucks
for the coming season. Hawkins SAID:
"The commercial end of the auto.
business is fast assuming an import
ance that is making every motor car
builder and dealer take notice Many
companies that entered the field as
manufacturers of pleasure cars are now.
devoting much attention to the COM,
mercial vehicle. This is- true of the
Whitecompany. as feature OF their
trade for the coming season just clos
ing is the demand experienced for their
trucks.
'The White truck has, since its COM
paratively recent appearance, followed
the trails already blazed by the White
pleasure car into the remotest corners
of the country. Although its most tre7
mendous successes have been achieved
in the east it is nevertheless making
great progress in the west This is
particularly so in the northwest, where
the White truck is doing much to dis
countenance the old horse transfer
methods"
Seiple & Quinan is the new name of
the firm that will handle the Stude-
baker line OF auto
New Agents for burg and vicinity.
studebaker Cars. n. A. seiple has
= been handling the
agency alone but recently obtained the
services of Louis 5. Quinan of the local
Studebaker branch, an experienced au-
tomobile man and thoroughly familiar
with the EMF and Flanders cars, as
well as the tudebaker-Garford ma
chimes.
at the annual meeting of the Fire
in Akron, o., Au-
FirestOne Co. board of directors
Elects osicers was retained and
GERS We're reelected for the coming
year: E. s. Firestone, president and
general manager; Will Christy, vice
presidents s. G. Carkhuff, secretary;
j. @. Robertson, treasurer.
The usual yearly gain in sales was
reported and it was announced that the
new model tire plant now in process
of construction would be completed and
in full operation by February, increas-
ing. the manufacturing capacity four
fold.
r. ]. Firestone. sales manager. re-
ported a very gratifying demand for
quick detachable demountable rims
from all portions of the country and
contracts entered into with most of the
leading automobile manufacturing COM
panies, many of whom will use these
rims as exclusive equipment on their
1911 cars.
writes: Not a little interest, was
shown a the Lo-
p,a.- - .... zier camp in the
with Husband BY Raiph Muiford,
--------s veteran pilot of "a
hour race cars, when it became bruited
about that his young wife, dressed in
racing khaki and wearing goggles and
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ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAUsALITo

Sausalito. Mill Valley, San Rafael-Daly
every 80 minutes from -6:45 a. m. until 9:45
a. M; hourly until 2:45 p M. then 3:15 p m.
and every 80 minutes until 7:45 p: M. then 900
addtion-Every 80 minutes from 3:45 a. m. tc
3:15 D. M. excepting 2:15 p. m.)
Fairfax-Leaves 1915, 7:I5, 7:45. S:15 S:45,
9:15. GAS. t1O:15 lO:45. Hills 1:45 a. N.
t12:15 12:45. t1:15, AS. 2:45, s:15, s45, AIS,
4:45, 5:15, 5:45, 6:15. 6:45, f7:15, 7:45. 300
SslO:35 D. m, 412:01 a. m.
San Quentin via San Rafael-s:45 a. m. 1:4J
p. m
Tiburon and Belvedere-Week days, 7:3o, 900
s1045 a. m. (s12:45 p. m. Saturdays only. $50
$50 p. Sundays--7:30, 300. HOO a. m.
IL 80. $780, $50 p. M, and s12:01 a. m.
Except Sunday. tSunday only. saturday only.
ssSsturday and Sunday only. svia Sausalito.
Pacific Transfer Company's agents author
lied to check baggage direct from residence
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CHAMPIONSHIP MEET
HAS MANY ENTRIES
Every Section of California Represented
For Events at Sacramento
By HERBERT HAUsER

FIN track and field championship
aon has announced championship
oh be held grounds
eliooh lhe entries from all we'll
will be
- athetes the by
university and the represented
Inc prizes handsome gold silver while
winning team gets silver and credited
na by the Hotel Sacramento This
oeoonlngthe property of organization
The complete list OF and follows:
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racing hood, would occupy the
mechanician's seat beside her husband
IN the daily practice spins.
Mulford has driven more around the
CLOCK races than any other driver in
the country, and his big Lozier was
among the speediest of the machines
named for the Elgin national
Mrs Mulford. herself a nervv driver
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often has accompanied her husband IN
speedy spins and is fearless in the
matter of speed and bad curves. .
she attends to the usual duties OF
into the cylinders. looking for cars ap-
preaching from the rear and helping
make tire changes. if they are re-
quired.
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Gossip OF
The Turf

Judge c. Fl. Peftingill who is associated in
the stand At the New York tracks with Chris
TcubeF Fitzgerald has received assurances from
& number Of prominent owners that they will
race their horses at EmeryEile during tue com
azne season The announcement that IL stakes
apd increased purses for good horses viii be
offered is having q good effect in inducing
owners TO make the trip across the confident
The 81 davs OF racing on the Kentucky circuit
this fab VIII give stables chance 10 pick up
s few purses while route TO the coast. w
g. Ysuke. owner of Round the Worlc and other
coed ones. will ship Lexington from Saratoga
AID sffer racing 81 Louisville viii stsrt FOR
Callforn8s.
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James Rowe says that Ballot is sn right
orrs more ana that he Will be ready TO race
srsin= next. year II james r. keene desires
Rowe. did NOT know what 10 make OF the voter
f,orse,s.- condition at first. The swelling might
bsre. hpen caused BY the boN-ing Of tendon
~ II might have been the result Of kick
T1ssi1ich as Il yielded quickly 10 applications
~ Sot: and cold water and iodine, Rowe came
srosfEe. conclusion that he was kicked at the
,,5.sf.. The horse is going perfectly sound.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-30

Eagle BIRD the 2 year old FLY that Louis
FEel trained Tor Sam Lazarus Of Texas, vas
s6lf AZ Saratoga 10 e.. Odell for $1.so0. The
fiIr won 3 number Of races the Canadian
circuit: She rs by Macy Deer BIRD.
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Herman Brandt. former trainer for Barney
Schrei her. was among the liberal buyers at the
KRONE ssIes He paid 81 500 for Cowi . year
cd daughter OF Disguise and St. Mildred and
$1,000 Tor Infatustion by Kingston Runaway
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Iife earliest definite establishment Of horse
,scinss seems to have been at Chester, England
In was William Lester, who about locs Deing
- - ~ chester. did cause , silver bells to
,esqra0e Of good value 70 be run for upon the
- sps.sde Dee From the nature Of the prize
- SerfTed- the urorerty ITO bear the bell The
tl1asfer-5sup. which has been substituted for the
lest hell IS worth S12.5O0, 10 say nothing OF
l,sl;ire -..lleeses; for the three placed horses
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Nartinez. Merry Knight. Scarpia and Gsunt-
let viii be included in the Shipment OF horses
Hertz la Monfagne's cOlors.- Particular atten
sicn VIII be paid 10 steeplechssing. La Mon
,s-,,e .ov-nes, a half dozen yeariings of French
r'eSIeree snf bfrfh.-. These viii be broken and
handed by Preston Burch.
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g. Bat for his suspension at the hands Of Starter
. CASSIDY. it s. likely {. il. Shilling would head
f6e 1rst n winning Jockeys in this country for
gsl0s- Guy Garner in front with 14l vic
tories 20 his credit last week while Shilling
rad Sa5 shilling vas successful Saturday and
vii likely pass Garner shortly. V. Powers is
thifd with Tsplin next IN line
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Perry johnson. one Of the horses Andy Blskely
rlsuued 10 bring 10 Emeryville for Chicago
"a, Brisn. was claimed out Of race at Saratoga
. few days ago by S r Bsyman for 1890.
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w. p Fine plans to ship most Of bis horses
"a Lexington st the close of the Saratoga meet
ing Cl0rio is IN fine shape and he viii nj bis
fnca eenaents on the Canadian tracks
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The abolition OF the existing valet system for
so-i-es.s was recommended by the Windsor Off
ceiaIk: the. Canadian racing association ana a
similar RECOMMENDATION goes from Hamilton.
VIII be employed hy the club.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-30

NETHERLANDS R0UTE-From Pacific Street. Wharf
Coinsville, Emmaton. Rio Vista. Iseton. Ryde WAL
nut Grove, Vorden Courtland Carksburg Sacramento.
Steamer Navajo leaves San Francisco 500 a. m daily
except Sunday stopping at points shown arriving Sac
ranento 500 pm Leaves Sacramento 900 pm daily
cisco 500 am
Steamer Modoe or Apache. leaves San Francisco 100
pm. Daily except Sunday; arrive San Francisco H. 30
p.m.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL

t6:45a Petauma. Santa Rosa, sHealds-
burg sCloverdale, Guerneville,
Monte Rio. Duncan Mills,
Cazadero .................... ts:o5E
7:15a lSonoma. Glen Ellen .......... 6:05I
7:45a Petsluma. Santa Rosa, Heads
burg, Cloverdale, Ukiah, Will
Its Sherwood ............... 1857
s:15alPt. Reyes, Camp Meeker, GAIA
aero isooE
S:45a Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Guerne-
yille Monte Rio Duncan
Mills Qeaves from Cazadero) 7:05I
t9:15at tSonoma, Glen Ellen p .s.......... 1857
t9:15a Pit. Reyes ........... @s:o5r
10:45a Petauma, Santa Rosa. ....... 4:35r
S2:45pIPt. Reyes Camp Meeker, GAIA
derO I'll .Uoa
3:15pl Petaluma. Santa Rosa, Heads
burg. Cloverdale, Ukiah. Guer-
neville, Monte Rio. Duncan
Mills Sebastopoi Ito GAIA
dero Saturday and Sunday IL 1:05a
4:45pISonoma, Glen Ellen ............ 9:05a
5:l5pI Petaluma. Santa Rosa. .......... S:35a
5:45plPt. Reyes (eaves 1:15 p. m.
sundays) ............. s:o5a
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SAR AT0GA+ Aug. 29.-A number Of horses
leIosain1,-. Is the Beverwyck stable were sold
sr ire paddock here today. Sir John johnson.
! well known performer. was sold for $4,000.
" q -:Afefarta- acting for Frank j. Nolan,
ov-ner- II. the BeEerwyck stable was the buyer
SfeTisrta. also bought in the flly Blue Mouse
fors 81 ,s00. Adrian also went 10 f. J. Nolan
~ s2.1a0 r. r. Carman paid 81, 700 for
Bonnie KeIso. Tasteful went TO G. Saporta
for 50 500 while r. F.. Carman bought. Star
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OGDEN. Aug Richard Dwyer. the Cali
fo-rfs horseman, has leased the Ogden half mile
7acafrsck and will open q 20 day meeting
here gon september p.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-30

at the annual meeting of the Fire
stone tire and rubber company, held
L. q A
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-30

c. Emise of the Stearns factory
writes: Not a little interest, wa:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-03
Bic MASS NEE TING RECUL Ar JUMBO HOG
Will Be Held Next Sunday Aft
ernoon at S. Eighth
St. Friends.


A great mass meeting has been ar
ranged for the afternoon OF next Sun
day at the South Eighth Street
Friends church. The various Friends
churches Of the city sent delegates to
the Laymens Missionary convention
AT Dayton last week and at the meet
ing Sunday afternoon the delegates
will seek to give the cream of that
great gathering in many respects the
most remarkable assembly OF men
that has been called together in a
century.
general invitation is extended to
this meeting. All who desire to come
from other churches are welcome,
the men especially being invited. Es-
pecially it is urged that all the men,
bers of Whitewater quarterly meeting
who can do so. be present. and the
men of the quarterly meeting are urg-
ed to make special effort to attend.
Those who were unable to attend
this remarkable gathering in Dayton
will find it very helpful to hear the
echoes from it, Sunday. The program
will appear in this paper tomorrow
Special music will be one of the feat
ures.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-03
ENTIRELY TOO CAREFUL.
Fate Of the Flowers the Master Placed
in Water.

in water.
4 certain good natured doctor whose
doorbell rang late one Saturday night
supposing that the summons was from
some one who needed his services, rose
from bed. put OH his dressing gown
and went to the door.
A workingman stood there. holding
Il huge paper package. from which
buds and leaves were protruding
lis Miss Caroline Ward in 2" he asked
''She has retired returned the doc
tor Miss Caroline Ward was his cook
I'm sorry, sir. to call so late. Some
thing went wrong with the tramcar
was in. Ill leave this for her. sir. II
you will kindly give it to her in the
morning.
Certainly" said the doctor He
took the flowers into the kitchen.
placed dishpan in the sink. drew a
few inches Of water in 1t, carefully
pressed the base of the package into
the water and went back to bed.
thinking how pleased the cook would
be.
The next morning he found the cook
holding Il dripping bundle. She was
angry.
If l 'ad the pussons ere wot did
this" said she. I'D empty the kettle
on EN-. Id let 'em see if they could
put the at what my young man bought
me in dishpan. i would
The doctor left the kitchen some
what hurriedIy.-LondcnS Scraps
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-03
Was Purchased Yesterday at
the Glen Miller Stock
Yards.
MEAT PRICES WILL RAISE

The largest hog that has been sold
in this community for period of over
ten years, it is said, WIS that deliver
ed at the Glen Miller stock yards to-
day by Alpheus Wickersham of Web
ster township. The animal weighed
$40 pounds and brought a return for
its owner of s67.63. NJ Wickersham
delivered seven hogs altogether at
the stock yards. their total weight be-
ing $3.50 pounds. The price paid for
the perks was $311.10
Local butchers announced that the
price of meats would ascend the scale
either the last of this week or the
first part of next week They say
that the price paid for both hogs and
cattle on the hoof has increased to
such an extent in the last few days
that present prices can not be main
tanned