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Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
PRIZE FIGHTS ARE OPPOSED
San Francisco Church Federation Adj
ara.n.. L-.aa.. L. nL..-Ln. $780,.

NEVHHUH HaVII0F 70 uIHIFIuN AVIuFWNJs
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 29.--With view
to reviving the opposition to prize lighting
IN California, which was started at the
time OF the Jeffries-J ohnson contest. J. 70.
White, attorney for the San Francisco
church federation, addressed a letter to
District Attorney Fickert today, asserting
that the law was violated la the Nelson
Moran fight here last Saturday
White says in his communication that
citizens are anXiously awaiting 20 hear
what action Is being taken in the matter.
District Attorney Fiokert said that II
the law was violated by promoters and
principals OF the Nelson Moran fight. the
attorney for the church federation could
swear out complaints. Nj. Fiekert init
mated that he personally would take no
action IN the matter. ...- .,.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
Iowa Man KiIIed in wyoming,

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. "a, L. Pet
erson Of Fort Dodge, Ia, was instantly
killed and c. X. wellington fatally injured
at Walcott, Wyo., last night when the
handcar on which they were riding was
struck by a work train. Both men were
connected with the engineering department
of the Union Pacific.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
HAWKS
500 aaaa 1900 nv ~
EARLY RISERS.

In the Postoffice league games played on
the Metropolitan alleys the Fast Males
took two out Of three games from the
Bronchos. kid" OConnor bowled high
single game Of 1871 and then took pity on
the Bronchos and rolled ia General Lee
H. UT led the way to victory with high
total Of $40. For the Bronchos Captain
Nugent was high gun with 17s and total OF
az Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
Swanson 6. Bunnen 2
STANDINGS.


LIMA, o., Nov 29.-Curley Gerhardt
Detroit lightweight pugiust, died at noon
today. following a collapse after ten
rounds with Jack MeHenry here last night
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30

0owlers and TO the citizens in general. TO
acting Mayor Brucker and Senator LObeck
and Ralph Sunderland for their aid In
.he opening ceremonies and TO the press
lor its support
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
MANEY sTNKIsTs.

The Hawks took three straight games
from the Early Risers. Gallup had high
game with ls5 and high total with 4sS for
the Hawks. Mole for the Early Risers had
high game with 1853 and high total with
l02- Scora.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30

Maney's sunlSist Take Three Straight
from Mixers.
In the Metropolitan league last night the
Nancy Sunksts took three straight games
from the Beselin Mixers. Mike Moran was
the Sunklsts star with single game OF 202
and grand total OF $40. Captain Schneider
led the way for the cigarmakers with scores
Of Isl and f6. Tuesday, November %,
Percy's Bungalows play Pats Comets six
games. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
ACCOMPLISHMENTS BEsrs ROLLER
Russian Wins in Two Straight Falls
from Seattle wrestler,

MONTREAL, Nov 29.-Before big
crowd at Sohmer Park tonight, George
Hackenschmidt the Russian, won from DR..
Roller OF Seattle. WASH IN two straight
falls, the first In A minutes and the sec
ond in 10 minutes
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
O'KELLY DIsPosEs OF GRIFFIN
Big Negro Pug from West DiSlOOateA

Big Negro Pug from West DiHloCa2eA
shoulder I'm Fight.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. Nov. 2s.--Hank Grit
fin giant negro from the west, mad his
shoulder dislOcated in the second round OF
battle with Con OKelly here tonight
The injury came In hard clnch on the
ropes. Griffin concealed his lnjEry from
trosa
Early In the fourth round. however, while
ring, the negrO's seconds threw up the
sponge.
Persistent Advertising - the Road 20
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
DBS MONIES BOOSTERS COME
"Strotz's Army" Comes Today to Mid
West Bowling Tournament.
NEW TEAMS ARE ARRIVING DAILY
Iowa CIties Are seeding Their hest
Pin Wen 80 Carry OFF the
Omaha Prizes.
~ H1aHEaF ~ nAoH HvnNT.

"stortz Army" from Des Moines will in
wade Omaha Wednesday noon via special
train and with the intention OF carrying
off q number Of the honors Of the Mid
West tournament as well as the tourna-
ment for next year Besides the six
teams OF bowlers there are over fifty Of
The same Des Moines boosters who made
such a hit In omaha during the Ad Mems
convention here last summer. Also, there
Is a brass band,
The intention OF the Des Moines boosters
N coming here is TO show their apprecia-
ton 70 omaha for getting them the tourna-
ment for next year, and to shout for
President George stortz and the bowlers
In the Des Moines league.
The Des Moines pin cracks will bowl in
fve-men teams Wednesday, and will shoot
their doubles and singles on the following
day.
The Ramblers' team Of Lincoln and the
Boosters squad OF Waterloo Ia, will also
roll Wednesday night. tNmang the list Of
Des Moines bowlers is listed the Dubuque
team with 81 Bower, captain. The list
OF the bowlers coming is as follows:
Bull Durham ream-C. w. Riddle, r.
Cassiday, William Diaalve, William Coffin,
Overman, r. z. Sipe, George F. Strotz,
Mission Team-E. Overman, d. McCauly.
II. Fischer d. q. Mccarthy. j, oren, John
F. sByrne, captain.
Pintura Team. Overman, w. Knyper,
c. ". Myers, A. b. Helming, O. Savage,
Henry Pletscher. Dan Herren. G. b. Wig
gers, captain.
Waveland Taml-A. Hall, Mccarthy. II.
Hildebrandt c. Williams, r. G, Harrison,
r. Hickey, j. Kirfman, captain.
Dubuque Qa.) Team-C Miller J. Macldn,
II. Paul w. Albertson. r. Taylor, r.. Gale,
+, Bowers captain.
Old Tavern Team-Ed Wagle, II. q. stiles
#. e. Stivers. G. G. Knight, II. Fletcher,
NJ. j. Locker, captain.
Ramblers Qincoln Neb, )-E. Il. Mockett,
w Hustablu j. Render @. Holker c.
Gailady, II, Kelkenberg. e. r. Kelley, cap
tain.
boosters Cwaterloo Ta)-C. Manahi, c.
j.. Jackson, Fred Mosse, Fred Dusold, w.
T., Stolte, captain.
Doubles and singles were rolled by the
local men who bowled in five-men teams
Tuesday night Latey and Baehr came
close to getting In the first five, totaling
score OF LIS. John Bengle, former presi-
dent OF the local association, tied his SCORE
Of last year at the midwest, bringing down
B92 pins Tuesday afternoons scores:
TOyYRT TIA s1
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
Rn.e MI.

PEN SACOIAA, Fla, Nov. 29.-Ladies' day,
the first Of the season at Kupfran park
accounted for an attendance almost equal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
Rules of Contest


o
o
district will contest for four Grand and district No can
In of of
divided
be
o be the dis
tnt iron
Nc o prizes sand
o
n
aris the o
srnaybe
protect The
delivery
closing day of the cont
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
IPLING-lO VOL UMES FREE

Each contestant in The Heralds Popular Voting Con-
test will be given beautiful of masterpieces Of the
world literature set of the works of Rudyard Kip
ling for the first six yearly subscriptions they send
IN. Just think of you only have to get SIX people to
take The Herald for year and you get absolutely free
your choice of 10 volume of Kipng eight vol
set of Masterpieces Or will send both sets to
any contestant for the first 10 yearly subscriptions
sent liz.
Note3Special prize offers do not affect in any way
the awarding of the regular prizes. No one is barred
from winning regular prize account of having
ceved a special prize.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
Special Prizes
Why Fl Pasoans Are Excluded

Herald excludes residents this city and suburbs from this
that would be manifesy impossible OF
with local contestant terms The
Herald of the homes this city and it
comparatively work for Ell Pasoan pile
the subscriptions IN his
mediate this Ell Paso candidates not al
allowed subscriptions taken Ell
Paso and Ell Paso suburbs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
Contest District No. |

Includes all of west Texas (outside Of Ell
Paso), and the territory adjacent to the Ma
tional Lines of Mexico, in Mexico.
Contestants in this district are competing
for the following prizes:
1sT GRAND PRIzE-s125o OVERLAND TOURING CAR
oND GRAND PRIZE-Seoo APOLLO PIANO PLAYER
sRD GRAND PRIZE-Two TRIPS TO NEW YORK
4TB GRAND PRIzE-s4oo HOBART NJ CABLE PLANO
LIST District Prize,
S125 VICTOR VICTROLA
Cd District Prize,
$50 SET SILVERWARE
Sd District Prize,
$25 CAMERA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
Nomination Blank

Nomination Blank
Contest Editor,
Ell Paso Herald,
Date OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1910.
I nominate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
State OF. Territory Observation-Disclosures.
as the most popular candidate in the
Signed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
This nomination blank counts for votes for the cand
date nominated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17

Do You Want An Automobile?
Many people suppose that it is necessary to be
wealthy in order to possess Automobile. This
is mistake. The Herald offers an Automobile of
the newest and best manufacture, which you
easily obtain by the cooperation of your friends
with no expense to yourself and extra cost to
your friends. Enter the contest at once.
DELAY ENDANGERs SUCCESS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
Contest District No. 2

Includes the following: Otero, Lincoln
Torrance, Eddy, Chaves, Roosevelt, Curry
Quay, Guadalupe, San Miguel, Union, Col
fax, and Mora counties in New Mexico an'
the Panhandle counties in Texas.
Contestants in this district are competin,
for the following prizes:
1sT GRAND PRIzE-s125o OVERLAND TOURING CAR
2ND GRAND PRIZE-ssoo APOLLO PIANO PLAYER
3RD GRAND PRIZE-TWO TRIPS TO NEW YORK
4TH GRAND PRIZE-$40o HOBART M. CABLE PLANO
LIST District Prize,
S125 VICTOR VICTROLA
I'd District Prize,
$50 SET SILVERWARE
Sd District Prize,
$25 CAMERA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17

SEVERAL HUNDRED Do
PROGRESSES
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
Contest District No. 3

Includes the following counties in New
Mexico: bona Ana, Luna, Grant, Sierra,
Socorro Valencia, Bernalillo, Santa Fe, San
Duval, Mckinley, Taos, Rio Arriba and San
Juan.
Contestants in this district are competing
for the following prizes:
1ST GRAND PRIZE-s125o OVERLAND TOURING CAR
2ND GRAND PRIZE-sSoo APOLLO PIANO PLAYER
3RD GRAND PRIZE-TWO TRIPS TO NEW YORK
4TH GRAND PRIZE-$40o HOBART M. CABLE PIANO
LIST District Prize,
$125 VICTOR VICTROLA
I'd District Prize,
$50 SET SILVERWARE
Sd District Prize,
$25 CAMERA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

do zupe}nej WARY W Przec
najswietszy Sacrament; pra-
vie Gale legiony najboles-
niejszych powatpiewa6 dre-
czy}y i szarpa}y me SERGE.
z si}a olbrzyma walczylismy
:przeclw. MIN, "a i oiciec
:Franciszek, ale tylko }aska
przedwiecznego Boga je po-
kona}a. Watpliwosci znikne-
|fy; we mnie zawita1 dzie6,
jasny dzie6.
O, jak jestem szcze6liwy,
@ moi Jezu! Poznalem Gle
:biesi nau ozy1em sic. Ciebie
uwielbiac W Przenaj6wiet-
ezym Sakramencie!
Ale teraz tel p0zna1em
moja zbrodnie W ca1eJ jej
wielkoscj. 0, co "a bolesc,
co "a meki przenikne}y ma
dusze! Syn, kt6ry zamordo-
wal w}asnego OLGA, ME mo-
''ze uczuwac wiekszego zalu.
Pkaka}em, wywodzilem skar-
gi, W nocy sen ucieka1 odem-
ME, b}aka}em sic pc lasach.
Take meki musia} tylko Ju-
dasz, zdrsjca Pana, uczuwac.
Podobnie jemu, bra1a mnie
chetka samob6jstwa. Ale mi
}osierdzie Boga czuwalo ma
demna j ME dozwoli1o mi "a
gina6. W ojcu Franciszku
znalazlem wiernego, kocha.
jacego> Anio}a str6za.* On
mnie pociesza} i dodawa} 3D.
wagi, pokazywa} Pana ma
krzyzu, kt6ry swa. krwia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03
pa Eujawa@h BanSa$kieh

pszenica wyda}a tego roku %niejednym pc 20 do 25 buszli
z akra. To znaczv, re ci, co zeszlego roku tutaj pokupili
role pc p do IS dol. "a akier, j ia zorali i obsiali, maja
iarmy Zapfacone zaraz "a pferwszym krapem, DO
pszen1ca p1aci blisko po 1 dol. "a buszel. Otto sekret, ola
czego Kansascy farmerzy sic rychlo bogaca, i jezdza au-
tomobilami. Przyjedzce, a Was przekonamy, ze kazdy z
Was moze tc samo dokazat. Ia 10 dol. "a akier, dosta-
niecie u mas, 6liczny, rowny grunt, prery, gotowy pod
plug. Nam tez pola juz ~cze6cia zaorane, i obsiane ozlmi-
ma. Take gotowe fanny z budynkami pc 20 dol: "a akier.
Many piekny, murowany ko6ci6} "a 8 tysiecy dol. codo.
piero po6wiecony. 3 koleje przerzynaja nasza okolice. Ex-
kursye do. Colby, Kansas prawie ma w~szystkich kolejach,
diva razy " miesiac. Pc blizsze informacye, polskie opisy,
I'd. piszcie do Waszego rodaka:
g. I. IDZIOREK, Pres. & Mgr.
Polonia Colonization Comp.
COLBY, Thomas Co. KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03
-&s%% ee.-4sa- ~@s rT &&5 .:4&S@S&E 4aH ~
zEBRAK
Mdpisalk ks. Wadysta,o Htjduc1;.
{Doko6czenie. )

Sedziwy Kaplan by} Jezui-
ta,4rodem 2 Niemiec i wyra-
za}=siez bicycle. pc francusku.
Cicho i. ukryty zyl on juz
cd lat dwudziestu pomiedzy
Indyanami i pozyska} ich
dusze= Chrystusowi. Wszy-
scy.- lgneli do niego, jak
dzieci do OLGA.
Jedno .jego. skinienie by}o
dlanich rozkazem i z RADIO
6cia j mi1o6cia byli mu po-
s}usznymi;: pok6j i zgoda
~panowa}a pomiedzy mimi.
Niewinno6c, poboznosc zdo-
billy: m}odziez; cierpliwo6c i
}agodno66 wick podesz}y.
- Ojciec Franciszek ia
kie. by}o jego. imie, zaprosi}
mnie, abym by}Iprzytomnym
Mszy sw.- s-. "....<"
- Wszakze wierzysz W.
Boga, rzekl on }agodnie, to
60 pros, ably Gle raczy} przez
Ducha swietego przyprowa.
die do poznania swego oy~
ma. :@
By}em przytomny Mszy
sw. Co "a .pobozno6c i mi
lose okazali Indyanie, ich.
zony.i i dxieci! Le5ac ma twa-
rzach uwielbiali RIzenajsw.
Sacrament. A ia, urodzony
wsr6d chrze6cian; wychowa-
ny w6r6d chrzescian - ia,
ia 20 SERGE M; peka}o 2
b6lu!
ia miafem i chcia}em sic
modli6 - ME mog}em. Zda-
wa}o mi sic ze nieprzyjaciel-
ski wal zamkna} przystep
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

wielkiej poboznei mysli do
mego serca.
Pocz41em uczuwac mo-
ia nedze. Zazdroscilem die.
ciom dzikich, kt6re pelne
poboznosci i WARY odma-
.wialy: ,,Ojcze nasz", robily
:znak Krzyza 6w.
Wsr6d lez blaga}em Boga,
ably mi raczy{ dac wiare
chocby jednego najnedzniej-
szego z tych Indyan. Ojciec
Fyanciszek mnie ME :opu-
szcza1 ze swa pomoca.
Modli1 sic 20 NINA i "a.
mnie. Codziennie rozmawia}.
re NINA o Chrystusie i re.
czach %zbawienia. z cierpli-.
woScia i 4agodnoscia PREY.
sluchiwa} sic moim watpli-.
wosciom i stara} sic je roz-
proszyt. Il goracem uniesie-
MEM m6wll do mnie / roz
vital niesko6czora wznio-
slo66 chrzescija6stwa. Glenn
no6ci mel duszy pocze}y nj,
:knat, .pocze}o we mnie 6wi-
tao; ale dzie6 zawita1 tylko1
z wolna. Ach jak ciezkim
Jest cz}owiek do nawr6cenia
sic, kt6ry sic odda} fa}szywej
madro6ci, choc sic chce u:
wolniG z jej wiez6w! !.
Wiezy i kajdany pozosta-
wiaja rany i b}izny. 0 jak
trudne So one do u]eczenia!
Ojciec Franciszek prosi}
mnie, abym mu s}u5y} do.
Mszy 6wietej. Czyby pokut.
ne 6wiczenie mog}o:byc roy
tropniejszem i skuteczniej-'
seem? z jaka. bole6cia pod
czas Podniesienia leza}em
tam ma twarzy? z MEM ma
nowo stanela mi pred oczy
moja zbrodnia i moi zal sic
obudzi{ W 6wiezym; p}omie-
nlu. 49,.
Me przyszed}em. 'jeszcze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

.zmy} wszystkie nasze gree
chy. "
! ia mog}em mice nadzieje
- O s}odka :nadziejo!
TAX Felix's :przezy1 jeden
rok u ojca FFTanciszka. Wtem
umar1 pobozny starzec, jego
ostatnie s}owo wyrzeczone
do Feliksa;1:bylo slowo "a
chiefly do pokuty j nadziei.
Felix's opusci{ Indy:n ! Cd
szuka} swych ziomk6w. Me
bez trud6w uda}o mu sic do
Mich dostac. Ludwik z RADIO.
scja usciskaf rrzyjaciela, kt6-
rego uwaza} iuz "a stracone-
go i kt6rego wielce op}aki-
wal. Lecz zna]azl 20 zmie-
nionym. Felix's ,ukrywa}
pred MIN $swe cierpienia.
Ludwik ME bylby. go zro-
zumia}.
Postanowi1 wr6ciG do Fran
cyl, ale Ludwik go ME pu-
Sell; ~wymaga1 Cd niego jego
ostatni dow6d milosci, ably
z MIN pozostaf jeszcze try
.tygodnie. Felix's przysta} ma
to i towarzyszy1 przyjacielo-
wi i W jednej walce W obro-
ME utracit lewa reke,
= Ach, pisze on, ia by}-
bym zasiuzyf ma utrate obu-.
dw6ch rak, ale Pan raczy}
mi pozostawic jedne, abym
m6g4 MIA osusza6 Ivy mole.
Gdy Felix's wyzdrowia},
mic ME moglo- go powstrzy-
mac; poda5y} do Francyi,
tam sprzeda} sv;a wlasno6c,
rozda} wieksza Geese ubo-
GIN, porobil pobozne zapi.
sy ma koscio}y j ku czcl
P~rzenaiswietszego Sakramen-
tn.
Uda} sie-do Rzymu, ably
u grob6w 6wietych Apostle
low wyznac swa zbrodnie j
otrzymac jei przebaczenie.
Nalozona pokuta byla ciez-
ka. w swem uczuciu=znalaz}
on ia "a lekka. Zyc W ia
kim klasztorze dlo pokuty,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

byfoby ola niego nj ,sko6czo-
nem acknowledgement, on
sqdzi}, re ~powinien W inny
spos6b czyni6 pokute.
Sprzeda} resztki swego
mieria, p%rzywdzial suknie
zebracza i uda} sic do ME-
mice, zmieniajac swe imie.
Go sic zdawa}o jego uczuciu
naju"ciazliwszem i najprzy-
krzejszem, temu sic. podda@.
wal. Zaiste, zebra6 musia}o
bye przykrem ola jego dunn
nego serca, kt6re -by}o PREY.
wyk}em do spe}niania swych
wszystkich pragnie6. On ze-
bral az do ko6ca. Odm6wil
sobie: az do smierci, przyj.
mowania Przenajswjetszego
SACRAMENTO, choc przystepo.
wanie do Stotu Pa6skiego
ME bylo mu wzbronionem.
To by}o jego najwiekszem
cierpieniem, i jego dusza u
mieraia z tesknoty "a Me
bieskiem Pokarmem W Mem
czech chcia} On zyc tylko
ola czci PrzenajSwietszego
SACRAMENTO. Dia tego udal
sic do miasta, kt6rego ME
szka6cy byli pc: wiekszej
czesci innowiercami i O
P~rzenaj6wietszym Sakramen.
Gle mieli fa}szywe .pojecie.
Tam. chcial on sic oddaf;;
czci P~rzenai6wietszego Sa-
%kramentu, gdzie on by} mai !
bardziej wzgardzonym iznie-
Wazanym. JegO green pO-
kuta %wy6wiecaja lego Gale
zycie. Go "a moe umysfu,
co "a sila wolf, %nakoniec,
co "a laska Pana, by1y pc
trzebne, ably. tax wytrwat,
tax: pokutowac, i tax umA
rec!
Spok6j jego popio1oml
Piekny nagrobek, kt6ry
wystawili Gotfred i Leopold
swemu dobroczy6cy, ozdobi-
Ii. miejsce lego ostatnie3ol
spoczynku.
KONIEC. ]
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24

beauty in q manicure girl just as much
as 1t diJ in g chorus girl was the belief
OF c. Merkel, 10 Third street.
The manicure girl" he said, "is
practically a new institution-at least
she Is at the present time. Not 80 long
ago the customer was satisfied IL his
nails were properly manioured, but the
occupation Yves such profitable one
that IL was soon crowded and, as is
usual, in cases where there are several
women seeking a place, the job natur-
ally went to the best appearing one.
Now the public Will have no other kind.
LITTLE PREPARATION NEEDED
THE Job demands very little In the
way Of preparation and any girl with
a little practice can soon become a
that the most necessary factor in the
calling of a manicurist is tact She
must keep her customer in a pleasant
frame of mind while she is working on
his hands, and young one can DO this
much better than can an old one.
There is a grave doubt in my mind,
however, as to the advisRb bility OF dis
charging a girl who has worked in one
place for many years solely because she
is growing old and her hair turning
gray. She knows her customers and
their ways and is a valuable asset
The average man does not want to
fiirt with the manicurist. He may want
to have a pleasant chat, and think in
such a case he would prefer a gray
haired old acquaintance to young and
beautiful stranger. But If he has seen
neither Of them before, nine out Of ten
will gravitate to the younger girl.
There is as much human nature in
barber shop as there is anywhere else"
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
IN ELEVEN YEARS 47o
JOIN LODGE OF EAGLES
Vallejo Aerie Holds Celebration
on Anniversary
lSpecial Dispatch to The Call

VALLEJO. June 23.-Vallejo aerie
No. II, Fraternal Order of Eagles last
night completed the eleventh wear Of
IT'S existence, when at the regular meet
ing six candidates We're initiated.
Thls number brings the membership
up to 479, making 1t the strongest fra
ternal society in this city
Gustav Pohlmann. secretary of the
state aerfe and also of San Francisco
acre No. 3, and President John hubert
or NO. were present at the meeting.
Secretary Pohlmann turned over to the
local aerie the sum of 800, the state
aerie prize won by the local birds" at
Ukiah recently
Pohlmann said that the 5000 grand
aerie prize will arrive here within a
short time
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
ZOO ACRES BURN
CLEAN OF GRAIN
Il Cords of Wood and 80 Tons
of Hay Also Consumed
by Fire
Especial Dispatch to The Call

STOCKTON, June IA grain fire
broke out last evening on the Neil
Holman ranch near Linden, and before
1t was checked destroyed between $50
and 200 acres of grain, 81 cords of
wood and 80 tons of hay.
The fire is supposed to have started
from gasoline harvesting outfit on
the Holman place. 1t extended to the
charles Duncan place and jumped
across the road to the Mccormick
ranch, where the heaviest damage re-
suited.
The buildings on the Mccormick
place were saved by back firing
The fire extended across Mormon
channel and stopped at pasture land
belonging to Mrs. Russell.
Inc grain destroyed was worth
s2,400. the wood $500 and the hay $50.
The grain was insured.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
HOME FOR EX-CONVICTS
PLANNED IN SACRAMENTO
100 Acre Farm in County Will
Be Self-Supporting
TSpeeioI Di,oofch to The Call

SACRAMENTO, June 23.-The Volun
teers of America 500 nwill establish
home in this county where discharged
prisoners from Folsom state prison and
also the penitentiary at San Quentin
may go until they can be supplied with
steady employment away from their
old associations.
From three 100 acre farms now under
consideration the Volunteers will Sc
lect one and will establish on it the ex-
convicts home.
1t is proposed to open the institution
by the first of next September in time
to receive a large number of short term
men who will be discharged about that
time. A board of directors composed
of Sacramento men and women will
assist in it's management The home
will be self-supporting.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
COMMERCIAL CLUB
TO HAVE BANQUET
Every Course on Menu Will Be
Product of San Joaquin
County
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

STOCKTON, June 23.-The CONNER
hold it's first banquet next Monday
evening at The Stockton. The COM
mittee in charge of arrangements,
George E. Mcleod (chairman), ]. Il
Craig, Carl Steinhart, E. II. McGowen
Bert Harrington, Vincent Gianni, syl-
van S. safferhill and G. J.. de Traux
has planned several features. the prin-
cipal one being the fact that only San
Joaquin county products are to be
used.
The wine has been donated by Louis
wetmore, president of the San Joaquin
striped bass caught in San Joaquin
county streams, local asparagus, Stock
ton -four, fruit and meats and, in fact
every course will consist of local
products.
The affair is not to be exclusively
for men, as a large number of reserva-
tions have been made for women.
The Commercial club is a promotion
organiza ton consisting of leading
businessmen and public spirited citi-
zens, It's principal line of promotion
work being that OF inducing new set
tiers to locate in San Joaquin county
II works in this connection with the
chamber of commerce and board OF
trade.
]. L. Craig. president of the club
will preside. Judge w. B. Nutter will
deliver the principal address. and
Mayor r. R. Reibenstein will speak ir
behalf OF the city.
Mayor George Lawrence of Lodi will
speak upon the resources of northern
San Joaquin, and F. w. Wurster of the
San Joaquin Valley bank upon the re-
sources of South San Joaquin.
]. E. Ziegler, a local singer. and Miss
Blanche Morrill,. daughter of D. B. Nor
rill, a Stockton businessman, will rem
der the musical selections. Miss Nor
rill is q violinist of great ability
Mrs. Edna Orr James will respond tc
the toast What Women Can Do ir
Building an Empire"
Emmett Dunn of San Francisco, who
is identified with the congress of trav-
cling men of the Pacific coast. will re-
spond to the toast. Commercial Mer
as Boosters
Charles Ray of Lodi will explain the
harvest celebration to be held ir
Stockton next September.
H. W. Lewis Will speak along pro
motion lines. He will represent tn,
Stockton merchants association.