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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-05-12
The Entire List or Candidates for the
JnMc Primaries

The Entire List OF Candidates for the
JnMc Primaries
The limit Get BY law for the filing or
Candidates FOR county Office expired
Saturday and the limit for state officers
earlier. The following is a complete
list OF the candidates of all parties for
nomination on June I. We have sought
to indicate the political leanings of
each candidate by the following alb
breviations after each name: r, re.
publican; sr, stalwart republican,; r,
insurgent republican; ind r, independ-
ent republican: d, democratic: D, pro.
hibitionist
STATE CONGRESSIONAL AND
JUDICIAL TICKET
REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS-
Charles Fl Burke. err, Eben w Mar.
tin, +, John f Schrader, r, Thomas
Thorson, ir, w WSoule, d, j f. Kelley,
d, w Edgar D, Knute Lewis, D.
GOVERNOR
Robert s Vesscy, r, Samuel FL Ell
rod, sr. George w Egan ind r, Chauu-
cey l. Wood, d, 0 w ButterReld, D.
LIEUTENANT GoyERNoR
Frank M Byrno, ir, Jeaeph w Parsn-
ley, r, l. Davenport, d. A U Gram
strom, p.
SECRETARY OF STATE
Samuel C Polly, ir, Charles ) Daus.
man, 8 r, John I Cogan, d, G w Min
gus,p.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Royal & Johnson, r, Titus f Price,
s r, W a Lynch, d.
AUDITOR
John Blbelheimer, ir, Henry B
Anderson, 8 r, David M Fiunegan, d,
Ed M Newcomb, y.
TREASURER
a w Ernest, | r, George G johnson,
s r, A A Boynton d, John d Wilson, p.
COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL AND PUB.
TIC LANDS
+ r Brunker, ir, Kinslcy g Foster,
$ r, F 3 Raymond, d, J A Hinsvark, D
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN
STRUCTION
a II Seymour, sr, G G Lawrence. /
=, x Lyons Jr, d, w G J0lley, p.
RAILROAD CoMMIssIo NER
w L Sc ed'ct, ir, William G Smith,
8 r, Wa ron Y,"ag, d, WI Rowden p.
JUDGE OF THh SUPREME CoURT,
FOURll DISTRICT
Ellison g Smith, r.
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
FIFTH DISTRICT
James Fl Mccoy, sr.
JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURr-SECoND
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Joseph w Jones, r, Hosmer 81
Keith, sr.
COUNTY AND LEGISL ATIvE
TICKET
STATE SENATOR
f Webber, +, A p johnson, r.,
John Morrissey, d, w Fl III, Fate p.
REPRESENTATIVES,
Albert Johnson, r, j e Behnke, r.,
John Flnnie, r, Henry w Hanson, d, A
P M Peterson, d, James Gates, d, % r.
Wilson. p, Alex Crawford, p, Elmer E
Thornton, p.
TREASURER
Lawrence Authier, r, r G John SON,
d, A Fl Aase. p. (,
AUDITOR
Oliver Munson, r, 8 w FredeH. r.
William Brady, d, L B Wilson, p.
SHERIFF
1t Rust, r, Thomas Gunderson. d,
Albert w Hill p.
REGISTER OF DEEDS
Peter Simonson, r, c F Belts, d, q
Duncan p.
CLERK OF COURTS
J w Coverdale, r, Carl Ringsrud. r,
A + Drey, r, War Hayhome, d.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Kathryn N French, r, Chr Bjorgum
r., Alice a T0llefs0n, d.
STATES ATTORNEY
Ira L Nichols. r, Chas Stickney, d.
COUNTY JUDGE
Jerome Maugau, r, n B Kent. r.
CORONER
FL r Elliott, +. sa &
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, FIRST Con-.
MISSIONER DISTRICT
HIP Chicoine. {, w Dennison, d.
MEMBER STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
JW Ellis r, E Sherman, i, Thos
Ryan, d.
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Official County Paper
Lieutenant Governor

hereby announce that am q candidate for
the Republican nomination OF Lieutenant Gov
ernor at the primary election to be held
throughout the state OF South Dakota, on June
7th, 1910. J. W, PARMLEN.
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hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the nomination of County Auditor OF Union
county, subject to the republican primaries in
June.
S. W. FREpELI.
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County Auditor

wish to announce that will be Il candidate
for the nomination of County Auditor for the
coming term, subject to the approval OF the re-
publican voters at the primary In june
OLIVER l. MUNSoN
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Frank Anderson, Of Tynd all. wa
shaking hands with frIends here MoI-
day.
Miss Blanch Hass0n Of Sioux City,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents.
Mrs. Gertrude johnson has bought
the Lee Walter's cigar store. Geo.
Waugh will still remain In charge.
Mr.. an Mrs. Mackey OF Arion, Iowa
have recently moved here and are oc-
cupyiug the Lee Walters residence.
George Hayes, practical op:ician.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Located at
the New fremont hotel, Elk Point, s. d.
Mrs. Minnie Wiseman and family
will move this week into the residence
recently vacated by Mrs. d. franklin.
Mrs. w. p. Chamb.rlain OF Lester
vile, s. D., arrived here the latter
part Of last week for q visit with rel
atives and friends.
Miss Lorraine Keene and company
will present the funny farce comedy
Browntown, Missouri, AZ tho Grill
opera house, Saturday, May l4sh. This
is one OF the best plays In Miss Keene' 4
Repertoir and the management posi-.
tively guarantees mos. sptoyable
evenings entertainment. All new
specialists arc now with this excellep,
company and they will be introduced
between acts.
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GirCuit Jnd4c

am "a candidate for reelection to the Office
or Judge OF the circuit court Of the second
judicial circuit, subject to nomination by the
republican party at the June primaries.
JOSEPH w. JONES.
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County Judge

I hereby announce myself as candidate fol-
the nomination of County Judge of Union
county. subject to the republican primaries on
June Tth.
NJ. II. KENT.
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w. y. Hnrlbnt and family Of West
field we're here yesterday morning on
their way to visit Mrs. Hurlbuts
friends. They were on their way to
VermilliOn to visit Mrs. Hurlbut's
friends. They we're on their way 10
Mclaughlin, on q railroad ey tension
west Of Aberdeep, where Mr.. Hurlbut
wlll soon establish newspaper,
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state Senator

am IA candidate for the Office of senator in
the state legislature, subject to the nomination
of the republican voters at the June primaries.
J. T. WEBER.
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hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the nomination of Superintendent of schools Of
Union County, subject to the approval Of the
Republican voters at the June primaries.
KATHRYN NJ. FRENCH.
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BAPTIST CHURCH

BAPTIST CHURCH
Public worship at 1880 g.. NJ; and 8
p. m with preaching by the pastor.
Bible school at 1870 q. M, Prayer
meeting, Thursday evening, at 8.
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CHR, BJORGUM,

thereby announce myself as a candidate for
county superintendent of schools, subject to the
decision of the democratic voters at the pri-
mary election in June,
ALICE A ToLLEFsoN
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Supe erinte nde MT of Schools

Superintendent OF Schools
hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the nomination of superintendent, subject to
the decision of the Republican voters Mt the
primary election.
CHR, BJORGUM,
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Frank Anderson, Of Tynd all. wa
shaking hands with friends here MOT.
day.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07
joining Season Revive the Fine Traditions OF the California T
MOTOR BOAT RACE
Will Be HUMMER
Second Annual Contest for Per-
pefuaI Challenge Cup Is
Slated for Sunday

The greatest motor boat race of the
year in local waters will be held next
Sunday by the San Francisco yacht
club at Sausalito. 1t will be the sec
ond annual contest for the San Fran
cisco perpetual challenge cup present
ed last yes by Frederick A Robins,
a prominent motor boat enthusiast of
the club and owner of the speed burner
Lillian.
The race was won last year by the
challenger Palachan of the Sacramento
boat club from the Roamer of the San
Francisco and the Liberty of the Pa
cific club. This year the up river club
with a % horsepower Campbell en-
mento. It won the tryout of the Sac
ramento club last week and the capitol
city sports figure that it is fast enough
to bring the trophy back again. The
boat arrived at Sausalito yesterday.
The Vallejo yacht club has named the
Aquatic, Buffers big So foot power
boat, as it's representative. It is
equipped with so horsepower Emer-
son engine. The San Francisco club
has named /. H. Cory's new crusier
Flollie as it's representative The
Flollfe is much smaller than its oppo-
nents. being only % feet over all, and
being equipped with Is horsepower
Ferro, which will give it quite a handi-
cap on account of both size and power
It is possible that he Pacific motor boat
club will enter the Villain as its rep
resentative
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07
Two CLASSES TO
CLASH inc.
Par0chiaI Students viii Form a
Special Division at In
door Meet
By TED CLAIRE

At the meeting of the Catholic School
league, held yesterday afternoon at
Sacred Heart college. the final details
of the big indoor meet TO be held on
October 21 were completed
The most important matter decided
was the separation into two classes
of the schools entered in the comm g
meet The students in the parochial
schools directed by the sisters were
formed into a special division and will
not compete against the other schools.
The special relay race, which had
been arranged between Santa Clara, st.
Ignatius, Sacred Heart. St. Mary's and
Christian Brother colleges, has been
postponed until pending difficulties are
thrashed out between ST. Ignatius and
st. Mary's.
About a year ago st. Mary's college
changed colors from pink and blue to
red and blue. These co1ors are identi-
cal with the colors of st. Ignatius
hence the trouble, although the latter
college protested.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07
sPoTLIGHTs ON SPORTS

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct 6.-Rain caused the
postponement Of todays program of light hsr-
ness races at the meeting Of the Kentucky Horse
Breeders association. Todays races, including
the Transylvania stake. will be contested to-
morrow, weather and track conditions permit
ting.
WASHINGTON Oct. e.-Basebau sentiment
Is being aroused on the isthmian canal, and free
transportation TO players on the railroad there.
already tentatively approved by the canal au-
thorities has insured league instead Of two.
The six teams in the new league viii be Aneon,
Empire. Camp Elliott, Gorgona, Commissary-
Subsistence and Cristobsl Colon.
CHICAGO, Oct. e-But 5000 seats at the
Chicago National league baseball park have been
reserved for the worlds championship series
games. and no reservations will be made By
mail This decision was reached yesterday by
Robert 'McRoy. secretary of the American
league, in charge of the seat sale here, and
President Murphy of the Chicago team.
CHICAGO. Oct e.-Milwaukee will be the
scene of the Central Amateur Athletic Union
indoor track and field championships for 1911
This was the announcement made by President
DR.. g. K. Herman yesterday. following con-
ference with Walter Liginger of Milwaukee,
former president of the Central organization
who has had charge Of all the big games for
several years.
BERKELEY, Oct. 6.--The executive commit
fee of the students extended invitation to
the students Of the Affiliated Colleges In San
Francisco TO take part in the various athletic
events the campus.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07
STUDENTS WOULD
RESTORE rowing
Executive Committee at STAN
ford Resolves In Favor of
Renewal of Sanction
Especial Dispatch to The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct. s.
The intention OF Stanford to re-estab-
lish rowing as an intercolleg giate sport
was indicated at the meeting OF the
executive committee last night when q
resolution was passed restoring the
sport to the same status as that held
by the other sports at the universitS-
Whether or not rowing will be finally
reinstated now rests entirely with the
University OF California. which must
also re-establish the sport in order 10
restore it to any official standing be-
tween the two colleges.
Rowing was dropped last year by the
executive committee because IL was
considered that the sport necessttated
too great a drain on the student body
finances and because of the fact that
IL was not considered that enough in
terest was taken in the sport by the
students at large.
The Lagunfta boat club OF Stanford
in conjunction with the boat club of
the University of California had en-
tire charge of rowing last season, and
the season was success financially.
The proposition now is to continue
rowing. but TO do away with paid
coaches.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Following is a schedule of anna
teur baseball games to be played Sun
cay:
Kentheld vs. East Richmond. at East Rich
mond-
General LAwtons rs. C. B. HUnds. at San
Mis6 company vs. Bay Shore Greens. at Sixth
Enq1irers vs. Bass-Heuters, at MIN Valley.
Brsley Groats FruitTa1e Grsys. at Fruit
Crockett vs Benicis. at Benicia.
West Virginia vs. Vallejo, at Vallejo
n J. BIS vs.. South San Francisco Merchants.
Beatsois rs. San Mateo at San Msteo.
Kruse Company Monarchs, at Twenty third
Devissdero street Merchants vs. Riverdsles.
Mission Merchants vs. PetsIuma Tourists. at
Lobree Brothers vs.. Athenians. at Twenty
southern Heights vs. occidentsIs at HornpiIe
Ashland rs. RssPillers 81 Gorhin grounds
Haight Street Merchants We. Emeryville, at
Emeryrilie-
Oiympie Club vs.. Petaluma. at Petsluna.
Owl Drug vs.. Clark Tyes. at I,obos quare.
Dcsds VS.. Redwood City Jrs., at Redwood
City.
Wells-Fargo rs. Fort Baker, at Fort Baker.
Carroll d TIlton VS.. Brooke Realities. ct Sac
rsmento.
Nartinez vs. Haywards at Hayward
Oakland High Pensacola, at Pensacola
krsne Company vs. Taylor Lumber, at Ala
media.
Goodyears vs.. St Mary's victors. at st.
Mary's college.
Issh's Bitters VS.. Collegisns at St. Msry's
college.
San Francisco Gas and Electric Company VS..
Berkeley, at Berkeley.
Red sex vs.. Frultvsie Independents. at Mel
rose.
Barney Frsnkel Us. Yosemite. at Golden Gate
park.
Webb f. r. vs. Speed Boys, at Golden Gate
park.
IIIlws vs. Redwood Club. at Fruityale.
Company /. League of the Cross Cadets. vs..
Bohemians. at Forty ninth street and Telegraph
avenue.
Columbia Park VS.. Elmhurst. at Elmhurst.
Rincon, Hills rs. Acrnes. ar Golden Gate park.
Hale Brothers VS. CIarions, at Lobos square.
J. Charles Greens Us. Lincoln Park, al Lincoln
park.
Juveniles Turkey Reds, at Presidio-
Company 81 League of the Cross Cadets. VS..
Painters. at Adams point
Fort Mcdowell Seminoles, at Oakland.
afoss Beach Company A. League of the
Cross Cadets at Seventh ana Harrison streets.
49, Workers Molders, at Lobos square
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07
LOCAL BOW vows
THE WHOLE SHOW
San Francisco Dogs Attract Fay.
orabIe Notice at San
Jose Exhibit
TSpeciol Dispatch to- The Call

SAN JOSE. Oct. 6.-san Francisco
dogs were the whole thing at the sec
ond day of the Santa Clara county
poultry and pet stock associations
show at the Auditorium.
Mrs. Carroll Cook has her fox
hounds on show. Mrs. w. A. Deans of
San Francisco has Italians, Mrs. A. G..
Brown has seven collies, Mrs. N. M.
Gable has seven fox terriers. James
Mcdonald of Berkeley. Charles Gill
bert and S. A Cummings all have fine
strings of dogs.
In the toy dog section Miss Hopkins,
daughter of Timothy Hopkins of San
Francisco, is showing two fine Pekin-
ese spaniels. Mrs. Henry Berrar of
San Jose is showing a beautiful
Pommeranian.
Among the collies are the fine ami
mails owned by William Ellery of San
Francisco. Mrs. E. F. Brown of Easton
also has a fine exhibit of coIlies.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07
SWITCHBOARD Tourney
In Second Round

Andy Ratio defeated Frank Moore
after three well played games. Ratio
won the first and third games. Scores,
21-1S, 21-19, 21-14. James Moran
had but little trouble in beating James
Farrell in straight games. Scores, 21-
10, 21-17.
Joe Murphy beat Fred Brickley in
straight games. Scores, 21--11, 21-17.
James Moran beat Pat eastman easily.
Scores. Pill, 21-14. Andy Ratio
hooked up with William Atth6we and
won after three games were played.
Scores. 21-19, 1S-21, 2t--15.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07
LOCAL fEaaY TRAIAs-Na o.EI.na pI.r.

To Oakland. Berkeley. ssrryman. East Oakland and
Fruityals-Daay-From 600 am. and every twenty
minutes until 100 pm. inclusive; then 40. $50
200 $40. n2o ll.oo. IL40 p.n-. lz2o ard
loan.
To sathsr and Mssoss via Seventh st-DaHy-From
500 am, and every twenty minutes until TOO pm.
inclusive. then 7.40. $50. 500, $40. 1920 no.
and ll40 pm.
To sionshwst-Daly Except sundsy-s00. zoo. 500.
200 an, 30. AGO. AGO. 500 $40 pm. SunSsy
only eco 1000 an. LOO. 200. AGO. 400. 500
$40 pm
70 Oakland First ST. FruItals. AIamsda. via Hrssshss
-Daly-From 1900, GO an and every tnerty
minutes unta SO am. inclusive: then 9Go. go.
1000. 1910, HOO 1f.20 an, u n. IL 20 leo co.
zoo. 40, 300, 40. t340 pm and every twenty
minutes until pm. inclusive; 7.40. $50. 900 $40,
100. llo0 and II 40 pm. 1870 and lao an.
Additional tain to Oakland First St. 2i5 am.
To West BwksIsy-DsHy Except sunday-Fum 600
Am aud every twenty minutes un tl& 20 am. irciu-
ave; then 300 am. and every hour until 100 pm
inclusive: then 40 PM and every twenty minutes
94o, lo20 lf0o. l1.40 p.m-snd l2-20 am.
To West swksIsy-Sundays only-Fron 500 an,
then 100 7:4a. $40. 800 am. inclusive; then go
an. and every twenty minutes 100 pm inclusive:
then 7.4G pm. SD 900. $40. 1020, 1i00, II 40
pm. and l220 an
To corbln-Da1y Except sunday-Ftom 600a.n. and
every 20 minutes until $40 am inclusive. then
300. 1000 am. 400 N. 100. 2Oo 900. 400. 40
44o. 400. 90. 40 and s00p pm.
70 c0bin-Sundsys only-From 500 an then 300
am, $40 Am and every twenty minutes urta
600 pm.
To stsss. Riehmond puiIman-60osn. SO pm 6zopm.
ff,fo. Tr.n.s.~ r., .r@b,~,-.I - .ku.L -.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07
CHAMP PIONSHIP Due
TO Change HANDS
McLoughIin and Long Both
OufcIass Foley for Bay
Counties Title

The drawings for the annual tourna-
counties in both singles and doubles
were held yesterday. Play in both will
begin on the Golden Gate park courts
Sunday Thirty-two players entered
the singles and Is teams were drawn
in the doubles %
The present champion in singles is
Charles Foley, who, with Reuben Hunt,
also holds the doubles championship.
Both titles will likely change hands,
as Melville Long and Maurice Nc
of the two is conceded the singles title.
Foley and Hunt have a. fair chance to
retain the doubles title.
Long and Mclaughlin drew in differ
ent halves in the singles and will no
doubt come together in the finals. In
the doubles the Long brothers and Nc
Loughlin and James drew in opposite
halves and another good final match is
assured.
The drawings follow:
Singles. preliminary round-F- Bass vs. NJ. E.
Levin; w Fottrell VS.. A. Rosenberg; ID. P.
en 6 " eesin Tnngan Rnnagfs
Fottrell rs. l.. Strauss; 0. Brunn VS.. G. James:
H. P. Mogan ys. Lieutenant Ward; F. C. Adams
vs. First NJ ong [6gG npsr Ro6pns vs. r. hnss rl[nt
Hunt: J. A. Code VS.. ]. Levin: NJ. Mclaughlin
vs. L. jackson: I. Levinsen ". Johnston
2. HaFdeman VS.. H. Rogers: Fl. Fuchs a. bye.
First round 0ower haif)-M. Hotchkiss a bye;
G. Rogers 6. Guerin; F. Pritchard vs.. B.
Batkin; ". G. Knowlton VS. r. Greenberg; W.
Marcus VS.. J. Hobles; G. Curley Fl. E. Long.
Doubles-Cabell and Marcus VS.. \. H Martin
and Dodge: Code and Bass VS. r. Fottrell and
johnston; Long brothers VS.. Rogers brothers:
Ambrose and partner VS.. NJ. T. Martin and
Adams: Batkin and Powell VS.. Rohles and NJ
Hotchkiss; Robbins and partner VS.. Janes and
Mclaughlin. hrOf A
and Finnigan: W. Fottrell and partner vs.. NJ
Rosenberg and Curey.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07
Jules Dohrmann Wins
Close Game

Jules Dohrmann found John Ratio a
very clever player last night in the
shUf7eboard tournament at fitzgerald
& Gsnev's resort However. his inside
knowledge Of the game pulled the for
mer ont after he had lost the opening
set Dohrmann captured the second
game after the score stood 19 to IL
against him. Ed Kenney also won
after losing the opening game to Jack
Denney.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07
new SPEEDWELLS
PRETTIEST EVER
Popular Automobile Has Been
Much Improved in In
feriOr Finish
By R. R. L'HoMMEDIEU

L. Y. Lynch. the head of the Speed
well motor car company on the coast,
has just returned from the factory.
Lynch is even more enthusiastic over
the new Speedwells that have already
been shipped west than he was in the
letter that he sent out from the factory
He said: "The cars have been refined,
but there are no radical changes. The
cars proved exceptionally good the last
season. and there was no cause for
making any decided changes. The
greatest Improvement will be seen
in the finish ar 4 design. think
our 1910 cars are handsome, but the
new ones even go a little further in
exquisiteness of finish. ] found every
one very busy at the factories. The
putting out Of the coming years cars
has been given a great deal of thought
by the manufacturers.
s G. Chapman, the Hupmobile agent
in this city, has been besieged by en-
thusiasts who are
New "Hup. ,. 1fqqirlng Of the srrfSaf rhe paos Of
Is Awaited the four passen-
ger touring car.
Some have been skeptical as to the
ability of the car to carry its load. but
ehis is the least of Chapman's worries
In spea king of the car yesterday he
said:
'.Some think that the engine of the
roadster will not haul four passengers.
/ know that IL will and it Will surprise
many Ny reason for being so certain
is that while I was at the factory re-
Gently 1 saw truck that was equipped
with q roadster power plant. That
truck was wonder and the way. II
performed and the loads it hauled
proved to me that as a four passenger
car it will be q surprise.
Oren H Chamberlin of Oakland, who
purchased the first Flanders 90 of
the racy roadster
pu rIanders type, has written
1aa pnadstar tn e Studebaker
a Brothers company
that UP to the
present time he has driven his ma
chine a total distance of 1900 miles at
an expense of 5 cents.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.--While betting on the
worlds baseball series between Chicago and
Philadelphia has not yet become brisk. several
wagers have been laid. ''Piker'' bets have
been laid at various places, the average price
being 10 to on the Cubs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07

Tommy Burns resumed the saddle after an
absence OF year. when he rode his own horse
Glucose. at Louisville Saturday. His retirement
was due TO an injury sustained at Fort Erie
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07

NEIHERIAND'SR0UTE-Ffe Pacific sfsss Wharf
Colinsvile. Emmaton, Rio Vista. Isston. Ryde Wal
nut Grove. vorden. Cortland Carkshurg. Sacramento
Steamer Navajo. leaves San Francisco 500 q m daily
except Sunday. stopping at points shown arriving Sac
ramento 500 pm. Leaves Sacramento 900 pm daily
except Sunday (no stops route). arriving San Fran
cisco 500 Am.
Steamer Modoe or Apache. leaves San Francisco LOO
pm Daily. except Sunday; arrive San Francisco IL 20
pm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07

OAKLAND eARsoR FERRy-From San Francisco
Market Street Whari-Week Days-Hourly from 6oo
am 70 800 pm. Sundays-645. Sis esS Ills
am. 1245 2.15. AS. 5.l5, 645. 8li5 and 945 pm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07

t6:45a iPetaluma. Santa Rosa. -Healds-
burg. sCloverdale, Guerneyille,
Monte Rio, Duncan Mills,
CazaderO .............. t9:
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1:4oai Petaluma. Santa Rosa. Healds-
burg, Cloverdale, Ukiah, Will
Its. Sherwood. ...-.......... Z.
S:15alPt. Reyes, Camp Meeker. Caza-
ueIo -.--..- ..-.. 9:
S:45aI IPetaluma. Santa Rosa. Guerne-
Vile. Monte Rio. Duncan Mills,
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~: :loalPt- Reyes. .-...............1 Is:
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f2:45pIPt. Reyes. Camp Meeker. Caza-
dero j..1f:
3:15pl Petaluma. Santa Rosa, Healds-l
burg. Cloverdale, Ukiah. Guer-
neville, Monte Rio, Duncan
Mills, Sebastopol Ito GAIA
dero Saturday and Sunday).t III
4:45pl Sonona. Glen Ellen en.f g.:
5:15pI Petaluma, Santa Rosa 81
5:45plPt. Reyes Geaves 7:15 D. M
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