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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-27
Cheyenne Race Meet
Opens July d
Especial Dispaich to The C1hI

SALT LAKE, June 2s.-Manager
Charles Campau says the Cheyenne
jockey club opens it's meeting Satur-
day. July %, and continues for 10
days.
At the head of the club as president
is Charles Hersig, Wyoming capi-
talist. F. w. Stone. cashier of the
First national bank of Cheyenne, is
secretary treasurer; Frank ST. d.
Skinner will be the presiding Judge
and Handicapped; j. /. Maynard, asso-
ciate judge, and James Healey. starter;
and Charles Campau will be general
manager and clerk of the course. The
other officials will be- appointed at a
meeting shortly to be held in this city.
A letter to Manager Campau from
the superintendent of the track at
Cheyenne states that the mile track
will be ready the latter part of this
week and that the betting ring and
the building of 500 new stalls are well
under way.
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SEALS STRENGTHEN LEAD WHILE COMMUTERS DROP TO THIRD PLACE
ANGELS SURPRISE
BY TAKING BOTH
Young Klein Relieved by NagIe
and MOSer and HarkinS Are
Touched Up

LOS ANGELES, June 26.-Los An
geles surprised everybody today by
taking both games from Oakland.
Klein. a youngster from Alameda,
pitched five innings of the first game
and then Nagle was sent to the rescue
just in time, Klein, however, getting
credit for the game. Harkins was
hit in punches. Cutshaw got a home
run and Waring also did some heavy
stick work.
The afternoon game was won mainly
in the fourth inning when Moser was
touched for four safe drives. His sup
port though was poor. In this game
Howard duplicated Cutshaw's defeat
of the morning
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Tiny Yachts Race on
Spreekels Lake

The San Francisco model yacht club
decided the pennant championship
races for six foot yachts on Spreckels
lake yesterday. There were five en-
tries and the event was run of in
three heats and a final, the results be-
ing as follows: First heat, "a Pris-
ella. (2) Skiddo; second heat, ID
Laura, CD Lillian; third heat. ID Pris-
cilla, CD Emerald; final heat, "a Pris-
ella, CD Laura. The model club has
completed arrangements for boys
branch OF the club The only condi-
tions are that no boat shall be more
than three feet over all, nor to weigh
more than eight pounds. The club has
decided to give prizes to this class of
boat, and the boys club will start
operations on Spreckels lake next Sun
day afternoon.
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LODGES PLAY BALL
TSpecioI Di,pdtch 10 The Call

BERKELEY, June 26.-The Owls
baseball team. composed of members
of the local fraternal order of that
name. defeated the nine from the Per-
alta camp of Woodmen this morning at
the West Berkeley grounds by a score
of to 5. George Kirk of the Owls
proved one of the stars of the game,
making several sensational runs. The
affair was managed by Clyde Abbott
and Walter Woodward.
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BEAVERS ANNEX
final Of SERIES
Portland EVens Up Things i'm
Ten Inning Struggle by
Score of / to D

SACRAMENTO, June 26-Portland
and Sacramento broke even in the
series. the Ducks taking this after
moons game after a 10 inning struggle
score to 0. The winning run came
in the tenth when Casey laid down a
bunt which Hunt and Thomas at
tempted to field. Thomas finally got
hold Of the ball and threw wild to
Danzig at first, Casey going to third
and scoring on an infeld out
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CLAREMONTERS WIN
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Preside Players Are Unable to
Overcome Lead Established
by TranSbay Team

Although the Preside golfers more
than held their own with the Clare
mont players in the second half of the
home and home contest at the Presidio
yesterday, the match went to the Clare
monters. The transbay experts estab-
lished a lead Of IL on their own course
q week ago, and as the Preside players
scored % TO % for the visitors, the lat
ter won by IL points.
One point was allowed for each nine
holes and one for the match.
The scores follow:
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Book Making Upheld By
Florida Court

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June zs.-
Judge John S. Maxwell yesterday prac-
tically instructed a criminal court Jury
to bring in a verdict of acquittal in
favor of the Florida Livestock and Fair
association under the auspices OF which
the winter race meeting at Moncreif
park. Jacksonville, was held This
means that book making in connection
with the coming meets at Jacksonville
and Tampa will be allowed
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National League

CHICAGO. June 26.-By punching two singles
pass and double steal In the sixth today
Chicago won hard fought game from ST. Louis
to 2 Score: r. II. e.
chicago .-.--..... --...-...-... 3 0
81. LOUIS .. :. +. =
Bstteries--Kroh, Cole and King; Sallee and
Bresnahan. Umpires--Johnstone and Moran
CiNolNNATI June 26-Gincinnati punched
feated Pittsburg. 8 to 3. Mclean was ordered
out Of the game for disputing decision. Score ::
r. II. T..
Pittsburg -...-................. o O.
Cincinnati 5
Batterfes--White and Gibson; Suggs and Nc
Lean. Clarke. Umpires-Rigler and Emslie.
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JEFF "BEATS IT. TO
AVOID FRYING ONES
Everybody in Reno Turns Out to See
Him Box and He Goes Fishing
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

few
Everybody billed for
arriving morning and
Now
hbt himself before
solitude
time
When JEFF did sit the
medately surrounded
to the fences then elbow
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Some Class in Morning

There was some class to the morn
ing game at Freeman's park in Oak
land Kit Carson was serving 'em
for Vernon and Big" Miller was on
the hill for the Seals. Carson won by
virtue Of keeping his hits we'll scat
tered and Miller lost through allowing
Vernon TO bunch four safeties in the
fifth and get over two runs.
In the fifth r. Brashear pulled off
a nice two sacker and took third on
Coy's single, scoring on Lindsay's S
squeeze, while Lindsay arrived at first
as the Seals forgot to have man
there to cover the, bag. Coy was
caught out trying to sneak home and
Lindsay scored the winning run on
Hogan's two bagger
The Seals drew their lone tally in
the eighth, when Witt singled and
beat it home on Captain Mohler's two
base hit. Outside of the work of the
opposing pitchers and the Villagers
batting rally in the fifth, the game
was featureless: Score:
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Independent Baseball
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

-
NEWMAN. June 2s.--The Modesto inheld
fell down badly in the first inning today, allow
Ing two bunts TO go safe and scoring four runs
for Newman. lead that was never overcome.
Fred Brown went In after the game lost
and was pounded in the eighth for two homers,
a triple and double, scoring three. Fifteen hun
dred people saw the game, which was the
second of series of six. Each team has
game. Score r. n. Z.
Newman IL
Fate Bssteres-Plerce and Hilton; Mobiey, Brown
and Palm
vIsALIA. June 2s.-visalia batted oscar
Jones for ii safe hits today and defeated Coal
inga easily, to 1. Dicknsons great catch in
center field was feature. Score: r. II. E.
Ilsana ...-'.----..-. .-.-..-......---. II l
Batteries-Mare and Conrad: Jones and Kuhn.
VALLEJO. June 26-The Pastimes of this
city. the champion amateur nine OF the county.
at the Cyclodrome this afternoon by a score
of 9 to 2.
For eight innings the score was tied, to 2,
with keating holding the locals down to two
hits. In the ninth the Green's twirler gave out
and the locals scored seven runs six hits.
Score r. II. Z.
Pasflmes ..--.--.-.....--....-.
Batteries and Bade; Keating Burns
and Costello.
REDWOOD CITY June 2s.-The Menlo Park
baseball team was defeated on the local diamond
today by the Redwood City team. the score
Hopkins Of Redwood city did the remarkable
trick of striking ID men out, while the fielding
OF Foley Of the visitors was very notable. Sev-
eral times during the game Foley made spec
Of the local team called forth great applause.
The batteries for Redwood City consisted Of Hop
kins and Allain Those for Menlo were Baldwin
and Merle. Score: r. II. E
Redwood City. ............. 2
9
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You can always figure on woman's
doing the very thing she isn't expected
TO do.
We don't know why a crow is called
q crow. Alonzo, unless IL Is because ii
can't crow
Most men would be ahead ofSthe
game is they could exchange what they
know for something different.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

CHICAGO, June 26.--Cleveland combined clever
playing with Chicago's laxity in the fourth in
ming and made i've runs. Score: R. II. E.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. 9 2
CJeFelhnQ 2
Batteries-walsh and Payne; koestner, Falk-
enberg and Easterly.
ST. LOUIS. June 26--St. Louis defeated De-
troit, to 3, In an exciting game today. Score:
r. II. E.
st. Louis .-....--.....--.
Detroit
Batteries-Pelty and Kilifer; Killian and
Schmidt.
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OAKLAND
SI-NfAIA r

of Moser-s hits and runs in 2-3 innings.
Home rin-Howard. Two base hfts-Swander
Smith. Stolen bases-Roth. Hogan. Sacrifice
hit-Thorsen. First base called balls-0n
Moser 2. of Thorsen 2. Struck out-By Moser
/. by Thorsen l. by Tonneson !. Double plays
Daley TO Dillon; Cameron TO Wares to Cameron.
Balk-Moser. Time Of game--1 hour and so
minutes. umpire-yan Haltren.
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American Association

At Observation-Disclosures z, Louisville 3.
At Minneapohs-First game, Minneapolis 4, To
ledo 90 innings. Second game, Minneapolis
0, Toledo tsix inningsl. Game called at 6
p. m. In accordance with Sunday law.
At Kansas City-First game, Kansas City IL,
indianapolis o. Second game Kansas City 6.
. At St Paul-First game. ST. Paul A. Columbus
o. Second game, st. Paul g. Columbus 1.
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OAKLAND
"Batted for Hsrkins in the ninth.
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

OF Klein-5 hits and runs in 1-3 innings.
Home run--Cutshaw. Two base hits-Waring,
Hogan. Swander. Stolen DISSOLUTION Hogan.
Sacrifice hits-Wares (21, Hogan. Dillon, Klein.
Howard, Roth. First base on called balls-0f
Klein g off Harkins g. OF Nagle l. Struck out
BY Klein ., by Nagle /. Double plays-Wares
TO Cutshaw TO Cameron; Demas to Howard
Bernard to Dillon; Roth. unasssted. Wild
pitches-Nagle t2}, Harkns. Time Of game
hours. Umpire-yan Haltren
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RICHARD VISITS FIGHTERS

Scarcely day passes but that Rick
ard pays a visit to both fighters. His
frequent pilgrimages TO the rival
gossip among the Reno people as well
as the hundreds of visitors. They
don't stick much to facts when dis
cussing 1t, but they whisper IN q mys-
terious way and intimate that the pro-
moter-referee should not be making
training quarters and that he should
be looking after his other business
Whenever 1 go to one camp 1 feel
that ii is my duty to take a trip to
see the other fellow" explains Tex
You see, Jeffries would be jealous
him and Johnson would be wondering
what was doing II I passed him up
for the. big white man. 1 am playing
no favorites. Every time 1 see one
OF them 1 also call on the other one.
But 1t does not make much differ
ence one way or an other. 1 just chat
with them and look them over 1t Is
not necessary for me to do a lot of
talking about fighting. They know
what they are expected to do. They
have their minds already made up
But 1 will continue to be on friendly
terms with each man. stand pretty
well with both right now"
There Is little or no talk about
Jeffries and the high altitude any
more 1t seems very evident that the
altitude Is not having the slightest ef-
feet upon the ex-champion- He
breathes freely and easily and he has
not yet shown any symptom OF suffer
ing from the effect of the change OF
climate between California and Nevada.
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Northwestern League

SEATTLE, June 26.-Seattle won the best
game Of the Spokane series and one Of the best
Of the season here today, largely through the
brilliant pitchinp of Zackert.
The game was hard fought all the way. Ryan
taken out in the first inning and Baker who
succeeded him. was almost as invincible as the
local pitcher. Score: R. II. E.
Seattle Observation-Disclosures. s
spokane b
Batteries-zackert and Custer; Ryan, Baker
and Shea.
TACOMA. June 26.-vancouver won grand
ball game. from Tacoma today, to 0, when
Breen tripled in the eleventh inning, driving in
the only score of, the game so far. Vancouver
squeezed in another In the eleventh. Both teams
felded brilliantly, while the rival pitchers, Nc
Camment and Miller, were in great form. Neither
pitcher Issued a pass TO first base In the IL
innings.
McCamment was harder to hit. but the Tigers
GOULD do nothing with Miller in the pinches
The game was full Of close plays and Umpire
Russ Hall had hard time.
Score: r. H E.
vancouver o
Observation-Disclosures and Harkness; Miller
and Sugden.
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Nine runs and hits of willetts in IN
nings. Home run-Tennant. Two base hits
Bode ca. Stewart. Lewis, Melcbior. Sacrifice
hits-Aelchior, Shaw. Stolen bases-Vitt t2l.
Bodie. Lewis. First base called balls-0n
Willetts ., OF Hensing 4. Struck out-By
Stewart 9, by Willetts l. Passed ball-Williams.
Time of game hour and 80 minutes. Um-
KIildehrand and Afc(.reerr
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NoDody SAID a WORD. Everybody
was content to stand up and look with
open mouths upon the hairy chested
giant He did not like it at all. In
fact, he was sore and peeved because
and give him a chance to enjoy his
own company for at least an hour
or so.
Just look at 'em," said Jeffries as
he rolled his eyes back and forth and
got a glimpse at the vast sea of
just stand around there and cape and
look and say nothing. I would not
mind If they took a peep at me and
then beat it, but they insist on stick
ing around and rubbering and rub
bering. I can't figure 1T out"
1t is barely possible that Jeffries
might have sneaked off to some quiet
nook and there performed his boxing
duties. but there was no chance. He
knew full well that as soon as he
started at least half of the mob
would be at his heels and the other
half would wait to see which road
he took and then it, too. would start a
procession of its own.
After thinking 1t all over very
carefully and weighing each and every
phase of it in mind, Jeff decided that
the trout fishing trip would be the one
great trip for him.. He finally dug up
Bob Vernon, the New York wine
agent, and confided in him. They were
on their way in jig time, so the crowd
was compelled to seek some other form
of amusement around the place.
USES STRATEGY To GET AWAY
The big fellow even had to use
strategy in order to outwit the Curl
Gus ones when he was ready with the
rod and reel. Hundreds OF them evil
IDENTIFY were intent upon following him
and bringing him good luck in some
shape. But he was content to start
out with Vernon as chaperon, and he
quietly slipped out of the back way
when none of them was looking.
The fishing trip over. Jeff returned
with a good string and just lay around
the place. 1t was the hottest day
that Reno has known this year, but no.
body could have accused Jeffries Of
suffering from the heat. He was suf-
fering from an overdose OF an over
flow of fans, near fans and sight
seers. He was against every form of
work in the presence OF those who
longed so much for sight of him
pummeling a sparring partner.
Tex Rickard cut in on the scene
shortly after Vernon and jeff returned
from their excursion after the speck-
led beauties. AS usual, Tex had a chat
with Jeffries, but 1t was nobody's
business except theirs. According to
Rickard the former champion was In
good spirits till the crowd began to
make it's presence felt and then he re-
clined into one of his old time grouchy
moods. He did not see the necessity
of his boxing and he felt that he
could very we'll let it go for another
day or two days. The fact is that JEFF
believes he has had about enough work
with the big mitts
RICHARD VISITS FIGHTERS
Scarcely day passes hut that Rick-
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Western League

At omaha--0maha 8, Wichita IL.
At Des Moines-Des Moines 3, Denver i.
At Lncoln--First game, Lincoln 16. ST. j
eph T. Second game, Lincoln 9. st. Joseph 1.
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SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Hits-0f Hunt s. OF Garrett 3 in 1-3 inn
ings; of Gregg 1 in 2-3 innings. Three base
hit-Martinke. Two base hIt--Rapp. Sacrifice
hit-Gsrrett Stolen bsses-Shinn (2). First
base on errors-Sacramento !. First base on
called balls-0f Hunt 8. OF Garrett f. Struck
out-By Hunt 6, by Garrett .. Hit by pitched
ball--Boardmen. by Garrett Time of game
hours and Is minutes. Umpire-Finney.
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Two runs and hits OF Miller in innings
Two base hits-Brashear, Hogan. Nfohler. Sac
rihce hit-Fisher. Stolen bases-Carlise. Brash-
ear Coy. WITT Bodie. First base called
balls-of Miller 2, OF Browning 2. off Carson
/. Struck out-By Miller 8. by Browning 1, by
Carson g. Hit by pitched ball-.Wiliiams. Mohler
Carson (by MiIer). Double plays-Brashear to
Lindsay to Fisher; Lewis 10 Williams. Time Of
bran
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Three c League
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
WATSoNyILLE. June 2e.-The Watxonville
Pippins defeated their old time enemies the
Salinas Burbanks, here today, in the neatest
of Three league games, the features Of which
were Mensor's- batting, Thele's pitching and
FiEgerald's fielding in left. The score
SaIInas )
Batteries-Thiele and Rutledge; Leonard and
Simpson.
SAN MATEo. June 26.-Ssn Mateo defeated
the Traffcs in game Of baseball here today
by the Of to 2. The game was under
the auspices of the Three league.
The local boys completely outclassed the visi-
tors. During the game the San Mateo boys
made four fast double plays. Girot, the local
twirler succeeded in striking nine men out
Cooney Of the Traffcs made four hits out of
four times at bat.
The batteries for the San Mateo team were
Girot and Riordan. Those for the Trafhcs were
Cooney and Natley. Perkins and Grummelman.
Score: R. H E.
san sndteo..
IraIncs ...--.-..--.. ..--..-.-
Fraser. manager Of the Traffcs. has protested
the game on account Of a ruling against his
team with three in the fifth, when the score
was 10 5 against his team.
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Bonnie Kelso, son of Waterboy, is
considered one of the best runners on
the turf course at Sheepshead Bay. The
Beverwyck stable took him away from
George Odom, the former jockey, at
Gravesend and last week Odom retaIi-
ated by advancing his price from $4,000
to $3,400. He was retained
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AN oLD-TlME PRESCRIPTION

In a modern product. From time imme-
mortal sage and sulphur have been used
for the hair aud scalp. Almost every
one knows OF the value of such a COM
binatlon for darkening the hair and max
Ing Il grow. In olden times the only way
TO get a hair tonic Of this sort was to
brew 1t In the home fireplace, a method
which was troublesome and not always
satisfactory. Nowadays almost every up
to-date druggist can supply his patrons
with a ready to use product. skillfully
Compounded in perfectly equipped labora-
sor.es. Such a preparation Is Wyeths
Sage and Sulphur, which Is sold by all
leading druggists for zoe. and Sl.O0 a
bottle, or which Is sent direct by the
Wycth Chemical Company. "a Cortlandt
St, New York City, upon receipt Of price
For sale and recommended By W.
.. Gilbert
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ground that is to be sold for taxes,
and does not realize that the rail-
road needs the land for a prospective
spur. OF course the designing vii
liam is present, and contemplates
buying the land in, but the travelling
salesman gets him into a poker game.
eases several drinks under his belt
and leaves him in a drunken stupor
while he goes to pay the taxes and
save the land for the girl who has
won his heart. He is misunderstood,
the girl believing that he has delib-
erately deceived a d tried to swim
die her. Everything comes out all
right IN the end. and the curtain goes
down with the salesman telephonins
for a minister and two witnesses
The play is replete with snappy dia
logue and comical situations. and
the company is well balanced. Franz
Mcintyre disproves the contention
Ethat nobody lcves a fat man." FOL
Beth Elliott perforated in charming
fashion by Gertrude Coghlan as vel
as the audience, are captured by the
genial knight OF the grip.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-29

constipation. blliousners, headaches, gai
bottle can be had at any drug store
for fifty cents or a dollar. but II you wish
TO make a test OF II first send your al.
dress 70 DIR. Caldwell and he viii supply
address. You viii soon admit that you
have found something TO replace salts
cathartics. breath perfumes and other
temporary reliefs. Syrup Pepsin win cure
you permanently.
DIR, Caldwell does not feel that tho
purchase OF his remedy ends his obli-
cation. lie has specialized In stomach
liver and bowel diseases for over forty
years and viii be pleased TO give tho
reader any advice on the subject free
Of charge. All are welcome to write
him. Whether for the medical advice
or the free sample address him DIR
w. u; Caldwell. 81 Caldwell building
Monticello. III.
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Frank Mcintyre.

Frank Mcintyre, who originated
the title role in James Forbes TRAY
cling Salesman" and Gertrude Cogh-
Ian, his leading woman, who is best
known through her work as star in
her fathers romantic drama, THE
Royal Box" supported by the orig
inal cast of THE Travelling Sales
man." are headed this way and will
be seen at the Kentucky Monday
might, December 5. The company.
which made a big hit at Louisville
and in ST. Louis plays Terre Haute,
Ind, tonight, Evansville Wednesday
night, Lexington Thursday night and
Nashville Friday and Saturday nights
Expressions from the press of these
cities will be published by The Even
ing Sun for the benefit OF theater
patrons.
During the recent engagement at
Louisville the Times said:
"The Travelling Salesman" has dem
onstrated its ability to come back. A"
and a crowded house hailed with de-
light the return of the comedy at
Macauley's last night. The audience
was royalty entertained, and royalty
manifested its approval by frequent
encores. finally becoming so insistent
that Frank Mcintyre, 1.-THE Travelling
Salesman" was forced TO make a
curtain speech.
The story is too we'll known to
need repeating. The travelling sales
man. with a sweetheart in every town
finally becomes really smitten with
Beth Elliott, a simple country girl,
who is telegraph operator and station
agent at Grand Crossing, so miles
from nowhere. She has a tract OF
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HIGH School Minstrel.

The first rehearsal for the annual
minstrel was held yesterday after
noon by the High school Students.
Several Of the solos and songs were
practiced yesterday afternoon under
the direction OF Miss Adah Brazelton,
who IS in charge OF the music ar
rangements. The date for the Minis
trel has not been set, but it will be
given about Christmas. In the Ian
guage OF the press agent the High
school Minstrel this year viii be
bigger and better than ev before"
The boys have 4 reputation for put
ting on classy show, and this year
previous efforts will be eclipsed.
There are several good sOloists
among the students. and the musical
part of the show will be high class.
Several alumni of the school probably
will be secured TO assist in the sue
|cess of the show.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-29
THE PADUCAH LIGHT a POWER
COMPANY.

A company such as the Paducah
Light a Power Co., involves a large
amount in capital and gives en-
ployment TO a large force OF work.
ing people. This company il most
efficiently managed. which is shown
by their nourishing condition and
the complete service they render TO
the public. Their plant is most
modornly equipped. and their en-
ployes receive the very best wages
for their labor, and they hold the
management In the highest terms.
Joseph l.. Friedman, the presi-
dent, and II. D. Sewall, the mana
ger. are both conscientious and pub
lic-splrited business men and are
held In the highest esteem and con-
hdcnce IN both business and social
circles OF our city