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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-24
CORBETT MAY JOIN
GARDEN CITY TEAM
Former Seal Has Offer TO Han
die San Jose Club of the
State League

Joe Corbett, who was one Of the
famous slabmen on the Baltimore
champions. may be seen in harness
again during the coming baseball sea-
son. The San Jose club OF the State
league is after him to manage the team.
and Corbett has the offer under con-
sideratfon.
Dan Flannery. a baseball enthusiast
of the Garden City. who is interested
in the team. was in this city a few days
ago. made Corbett the offer Corbett
will probably let the Garden City peo-
pie know his decision shortly
Corbett is one of the most popular
ball players that California has pro-
duced. He was considered one of the
greatest twirlers in the country a dozen
years ago. Trouble with the baseball
trust kept him out OF the game for
many years. He was given trial with
the San Francisco club last season, and
after pitching several good games for
the local club he seemed to lose his
form and he asked for his release.
Corbett still thinks he can pitch as
OF old There is no disputing the fact
that he is still valuable man on the
ball field and would prove a valuable
acquisition to the San Jose team. He
is a clever infelder. and with the stick
he displayed his good form in the
games he played with the Seals last
season.
When Charley Graham OF the Sacra-
mento club signed First Baseman
Thornton OF the Santa Clara college he
certainly had his eyes open Here is
a player who certainly looks like a
crackajack. He is a natural hitter and
covers the initial bag in clever
manner.
The st. Ignatius team has arranged
TO play A game with the White Sox on
March % at the college campus. The
st. Ignatius LADS are a fast lot. and
their showing against Santa Clara some
weeks ago was a creditable perform
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Play for The Calf Trophy
Nears Semifinals

The public schools athletic league
basket ball tournament for The Call
trophy will be resumed this afternoon
at o'clock. when the teams of the
Everett and Pacific Heights schools
clash at the Pastime athletic club. This
is the second series of elimination
games for the trophy, which has mar
rowed down TO eight teams. which will
play four games this week, leaving the
four winners to compete in the semi
finals the latter part of next week.
The 50 pound class viii resume playing
tomorrow afternoon and the girls
semifnals will be held Saturday morn
ing.
The St Rose basket ball team de-
feated st. Vincentis Tuesday by the
close score of 13 TO S. The feature of
the game was the excellent work of G.
Chittenden. The teams lined up as
follows:
St yincent-Captain \. Shea and NJ Shea
forwards; l. Morgan. center: R Malcolm and NJ.
Allen. guards; A. Sheehan and /. Splsne, substi-
tutes.
St Rose-Csptain r. sullivan and NJ Car
rerras. forwards: Z. Schmitz center: VI Sulli-
van and V. Sheehan. guards; z. Costello and VI.
Doyal. substitutes.
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SIpOTLIGH1rS
ON SpOR rs

Monte Atteil. according TO reports from the
south. was badly punished By conley. who
Conley-s peculiar defense haffed Attell and be
did not seem TO be able TO land bis best blows
The fans IN the south are calling for another
battle between lew Powell and George Memsic.
Their last battle a fast affair and the
Los Angeles followers OF the game want 10 see
The boys matched again.
President Charles W Murphy Of the Chica 20
Cubs i out TO have Catcher King reinstated
again. Mnrphy realizes what tower Of strength
King was, to the Cubs and be would like to see
him back In the lineup;
Some critics claim that Fred Archer. the
English jockey. was the greatest pigskin artist
Of them all. Eis ride on yalour Ia the Man
chester cup years ago, when be made a Splinter
one Of the finest pieces ofShcrsemanship ever
displayed on any track
1t is said that Jerries refused $4,000 for
his ranch in the south. which he purchased
fsst compsny in-i9c0. Since joining the Ma
tional league be has pitched 2s7 winning games
Connie Mack win depend upon his veterans
to do the pitching during the coming season.
The Athletics are unusually strong on the
mound
Cal Ewing is looking for a man to manage
his San Francisco team IN the State league.
Ewing has an outsider in view with whom be
Is dickering.
Ed Renlbach. the Cubs crack fwirler, says
that the only way TO fool Honus Wagner is to
outguess him. Reuhach declares that Wagner
Is terror for high curves. He generally
knocks the hail mile when he clouts one of
this assortment. says Renlbaeh.
1t IS expected that the committee meetings
to be held in New York next month to revise
football rules will provide plenty OF excitement.
Il is predicted that there viii be plenty of
scrapping when changes are suggested.
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|WOLGAST TO Go ON STAGE ELSON EAGER FOR RETURN|:
MATCH SIGNS TO MEET CYCLONE JOHNNY THOMPSON /:
WANTS $4,000 TO
MEET FRED WELSH

DNC champions and their value their services
highly Once they gain the they mount the high pedestal
and bid the promoters approach them Nth sloD and measured
tread.
1t the nth Wolgost pih all the Others. Yesterday aft
he and Promoter Sid Hester and Hester Immediately made
Jones proposition Woga fight Freddie Welsh in the Richmond
during the coming Jones accepted condonay
WELL Dhd nil you phdt mill consider good offer
to the British chdmpion? queied Hester
Well NE $4,000 for end responded Jones. We
hare been dictated long enough and that position
dictate going get price Wolgat the big card at the
present time
Il can't give you anything like that" replied Hester.
This figure responded Jones' They mill all be after
us soon"
We nil let for phi and hope that mill
nay be reasonable the future. Hester Welsh
and Wolgd mould make great attraction but can't afford to give
Wolgost $4,000"
Thus the dropped for the though Hester hopes
that he mill still be able MAKE the big championship match
The ROYAL athletic club of Mem Orleans through The Call last
night wed Jones 5000 Welsh and Wolgdt
for 20 round fight Jones only smiled this and replied that he
mould ap Wolgost do fighting for at least three
months.
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SUIT TO TEST NEVADA
DIRECT PRIMARY LAW
Wealthy Brewer Starts Legal
Fight in Carson

RENO. New. Feb. 23.-Suit was filed
today in the district court at Carson
to test the direct primary law passed
in this state by the last legislature.
The action was brought by Henry
Ritter, a wealthy brewer of this city.
against Secretary of state ". G. Doug
lass.
is very lengthy, that the law is IN
constitutional on many grounds chief
among which are that il takes from
the qualified electors the right to run
for any Office and that it prevents the
formation of new political parties in
the state.
The new law has been the cause of
much discussion in the press OF the
state since its passage
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Jimmy Walsh Barred
From Pittsburg Ring

PITTSBURG. Feb. 2S.-Jimmy Walsh.
the bantam weight fighter from Boston.
has been placed on the blacklist and
city so long as Director John NORM is
at the head of the police department
This statement was officially made
this afternoon. and is the result of
last nights fiasco, when Walsh was
scheduled 10 fight Johnny Kilbane of
Cleveland in the main bout at the
Ell ghteenth Regiment armOry
A large crowd, who had paid 81 and
SO for seats, were only permitted three
very poor preliminaries, and then were
turned out in the cold without getting
their money back. Walsh, it isstated
notified Evans that he must have the
guarantee or he would not go on.
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Touchard Wins Again
In the East

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-Play in the
national indoor lawn tennis champion
ship tournament was drawn down TO
the seminal round in singles and
doubles today. In the singles r. a.
Holden Jr-. Yale and Chicago. defeated
W. Nj. Hall. SIS, SIS SIS.
w. c. Grant defeated r. D. Richey,
6-4. 6-4. c. D. Gardner, California. de-
feated J. s Cushman, SIS, SO; and G. F.
Touchard, California. defeated DR.. w
Rosenbaum, 6-4, Ga.
In the doubles, NJ. Cherlock and w.
B. Cragin Jr., runners up to the cham
pionship for two years. defeated NJ s.
Clark and w. NJ. Hall, 2-6. 81. So.
G. Cragin and "A. s. Cragin defeated
II. A. Plumer, former Yale captain. and
Edward ". Leonard, formerly of Har-
ward and Boston. 1855
Gardner and Touchard defeated the
Yale pair, Holden and F. NJ. WaIrous.
SIS. Sc.
The other bracket was won by B. NJ.
Phillips and E. F. Lee yesterday
The finals will be reached tomorrow.
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FALL FROM RING
FATAL TO FIGHTER
Visaiia Heavy Weight Breaks
Neck and Fractures Skull
in Striking Board

CoALINGA, Feb. 2S.-"Ginger" Will
liams. young heavy weight pugilist
of Visalia. died in a hospital here today
from injuries received yesterday during
a prize fight with kid" Kenneth of
Bakersfield. Williams was knocked
through the ropes in the third round
and in falling his head struck pro-
jecting board. fracturing his skull at
the base of the brain
Williams died without recovering
consciousness. In an attempt to save
his life an operation was performed
last night and a bloodclot removed from
his brain. This. the surgeons say, re-
suited from the fall from the ring and
not from the final blow administered by
Kenneth.
No arrests have been made here in
connection with the affair Williams
manager was placed under arrest at
Fresno, but released later
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Amateurs Meet Across
The Bay Tonight

OAKLAND. Feb. 29--The Reliance
club will hold its monthly amateur
boxing show tomorrow night at the
club house, Thirteenth and Harrison
streets. The advance sale of tickets
has been large. and every indication
points to a big house.
Schroeder and Flanagan, in the
main event, and Silva and Wright, in
the special event, will be the star at
fractions. but the rest of the card is
arousing great deal of interest.
The three round battles between
Burns and Campie and Marshall and
Harris are likely to furnish exciting
sport. while Weltz and Owens and
Sanborn and Rhodes in the heavy
weight class promise TO furnish fast
bouts.
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Jua-ez Results

JrsREZ Feh. 23.-Meddling Hannah AZ
IN won the handicap az six furioDgs. the
feature 81 Terrazss park. today summary
sz75 FIRST RACE-Slx fErlongs; selling
ALARMED. 100 Hoffman, -..-----------
r9-f-Ssul Webb. s. u. Wilson, --..------
S-I-Fl Perfecto. 100 Mccarthy -.---.-....
Time. I-I5 2-5. Charles Fox. Tipster. also
s27e SECOND RACE-seren furIOngs; sell
ODDS Worse. Weight and Jockey Yin.
aI-Miss Tigilsnt, 100 Hoffman ----.-----
e-l-kesfituiion, JIG : kl ,f - ----------
10-l-Melton Cloths Ic1 ~ Brookst 49, 3
Time % p Saucuine. Virginia Lindsey,
Minnie Bright Approbate. Suniine. Grover W.
NoIlie Bonn. Tod. y. also rsn-
6277. THIRD RACE-Eour furlongs' : year
ODDS. Horse. Weight and jockey Fin.
-2-Csr - ffsEruerl ----------
Is-5-Juarez 100 faiccaheyl ----------------
Tine sz7a MIS- Brunette. Candy KID,
To5est0ne Brave Withers also ran
6z7s. FOURTH RAcE-Six furlones;
oeds Horse. we.sat S ,5a SSeSey f'n;
I-SerenfuI 10 fGsrDerf ---.------------
-Narchnsonef 10 lMoieswOrthl ------.---
Tine - So. Al Muller Glen Helen, Sugar
maid also ran Colonel Bob left az post
eaTs. FEFTH- RACE-Six furionSs: selling
ODDS Horse Weight and Jocsey- IN
G-f-Gladys Louise, Jos tNcC sbey ---------.--
Ss-EtheI Day. IO2 Garner ---------...---- 3
Time l.I3 L. Howard Pearson, Florence
N-ers Hzrdiyson. Bantrona. also ran Doa
s2sc. SIXTH RACE-Ole mile; selling:
ODDS Horse Weight and aockey. Pin
S-f-Plume ~ L. WILSON, --------------- !
a-Ilsfa. - Garner -----------.--.-- 2
5-f3errymsndsr. 100 tAice1 $500. ..----
I. Zine 40 Ron Ton. Mrs- Ausent. HAaceck,
NIblick. also ran
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UTOPIA FOR UMPIREs

CHICAGO, Feb. 23--Fred MerrifieId.
former University of Chicago baseball
star, who is teaching school in Japan,
booms the island empire as a safe re-
sort for umpires in an article written
for the current number of the Uni
yersity of Chicago magazine. Merri-
field says he has umpired games for
three years in Japan and the worst
kick he ever received was a polite
and mild protest. Merrifield says base
ball is one of the best influences in the
life of the young japanese.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-24
SAWYER DEFEATS EDWARDS

CHICAGO. Feb. 23.-Ned Sawyer of
Wheaton club defeated Kenneth Ed
wards of Midlothian club l up at the
indoor golf school yesterday, playing
the card of the Midlothian country
club. Sawyer. Edwards, Warren Wood.
Mason Phelps and Bert Marks have
entered for the western indoor cham
pionships TO be played It the school
next month
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Defeat Hampers Hegewisch

CHICAGO. Feb. Glowing 10 the
defeat OF Battling Nelson BY Al VOL
gast Tuesday, action on a proposed
extension Of street car line to Hege-
wisch. Ill. near Chicago. had to be
postponed.
Nelson owns property at Hegewisch
and was scheduled TO appear in a few
days before the council transportation
committee TO give his views on the
subject
a delegation OF property owners ap-
peared before the committee today.
One said:
owing 10 what happened to Nelson
last night We ask you TO defer con-
sideration OF the street railway ex-
tension for a couple Of weeks. We
fear Mr.. Nelson viii be unable to ap-
pear before you sooner"
In Difference TO Mr.. Nelson" said
the chairman Of the committee, the
postpOnement is granted"
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WRESTLING ENTRIES CLOSE

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Entries for the
wrestling championship of the Amateur
Athletic union OF the United States.
which viii be held Friday and Satur-
day al the Illinois athletic club. closed
Al midnight last night The time of
receiving entries has been extended
one day All entries postmarked Tues
day viii be accepted by the committee
in charge Entries already received
total 73-
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NOLGAST EAGER FOR STAGE;
NELSON TALKS MORE FIGHT
Undaunted Dane Agrees to Fight
Thompson As Rounds in April
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

The day after the battle always day the fighter who
WINS and Adoph Woiga lightweight the world
was honzed But that the tanh old Bat Nelson the loser
came N to his share Wolgat the glory than the
ne beat though each following and each
o ms hono with The dignity betting important
Noleast full OF theatrical talk and full Of tight While
The new champion laying The bur
-sque circuit the former 81 the lightweight talking about
getting another who relieved him Of his title Bat
realizes his chances Wog slim
Willingness Cyclone
Johnny Thompson this April
WILL GO Is ROUNDS
John r Robinson the Bler Blot the Metro
club promoter yesterday
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PRoaIoTERs FRoFIT HANDsoMELY
Mother Grief Stricken

CHICAGO. Feb. 23--This is the
saddest moment OF my life. said Mrs
Nelson, mother Of Battling" Nelson. at
her home in Hegewisch, as she strove
10 brush aside the tears that coursed
down her face last night after she
heard OF her sons defeat by Ad VOL
CAST in san Francisco
4 hope Battling VIII give up boxing
now He has been so busy writing
and travelling in the last year that I
don't think ne prepared long enough
for the match. Nobody can accuse him
Of a dishonest act. though, and I dare
say he is greater in defeat than had he
won from his rival.
we watched all afternoon ana long
after supper time for word from out
west. and all Of US looked for the same
message he had sent Us so often tell
ing Of victory. I hope ne was not hurt.
Battling always would stand up and
fight until il seemed he must keel over
and die. Perhaps this lesson viii teach
him TO give up prize fighting"
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Walsh Is Blacklisted by
Pittsburg Fans
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

IOPcLfuI LIsr7uiLW 10 TIC NuIII
PITTSBURG. Feb. 2s.-The Pittsburg
fans and the promoters of the fight
clubs have blackfisted Jimmy Walsh.
the Boston bantam weight, because he
refused TO go on with Joe Coster here
last night. The sporting men claim
that Walsh got cold feet at the last
minute and ran out. Walsh, it is un-
derstood objected 10 the purse offered
and claimed that Coster was over
weight Coster was willing TO take
his man on and the big crowd which
had paid fancy prfces$for tickets, was
keenly disappointed.
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puxrwaY WINS AT BILLIARDS

PORTLAND. Feb. 23.-w. c. Duniway
of Portland tonight Won the second
block of 500 points in the 1000 point
14.2 inch balk line contest for the
amateur billiard championship of the
Pacific northwest over W. G. Johnson
of Seattle Johnsons score was 26s..
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All Are Exonerated

FRESNO. Feb. 23.-The jury called
this afternoon by Coroner Bean of this
city to investigate into the death of
Edward Williams, the pugilist who was
killed yesterday by a fall at Coalinga,
brought in verdict that the death was
accidental and every one connected
with the fight was exonerated. Will
liams not only had his skull fractured
but also had his neck broken
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a least three months. Like all the
champions. he IS bent upon reaping the
golden harvests that the footlights
offer. He sees good chance 10 gather
IN many thousands OF dollars without
going through any grueling glove con
tests. and nobody can blame him for
making the best of the opportunity
"Wolgast viii not do any fighting for
a least three months" said Manager
Tom Jones last night we have sew
eral theatrical engagements in sight
but We have not yet decided which we
shall accept. Ad has beaten - men
within the last year. I believe that he
is entitled 10 q long rest. At that. he
would sooner fight. but I viii not stand
for il"
The new champion viii box with his
sparring partner, Hobo" Dougherty.
a L the ChUtes on Saturday afternoon
and evening and Sunday afternoon ana
evening. This viii afford those who
have not yet seen the new champion an
opportunity 10 size him up. He is a
great card now and il is figured that
he VIII pack the amusement resort
during his four performances.
Aside from a discolored eye, Wolgast
bears no marks OF the gruelling 20
round contest OF Tuesday afternoon.
He was around town all day yesterday
accompanied by Manager Jones. The
little fellow is modest chap and has
little or nothing 10 say He leaves all
the talking 70 his manager and what
ever Jones says seems TO go with the
champion.
PROMOTERS PROFIT HANDSOMELY
Sid Hester and Tom O'Day, the pro-
motors Of the great battle, seem very
well satisfied with the way things
broke for them They were congratu-
lated on all sides yesterday. II was
O'Day who put up the $4,000 10 pun
the fight Of. Everybody is glad that
he made such a handsome proht on his
investment
The promoters are already makins
arrangements for putting on the NOV
ing pictures. The camera men claim
that the films are excellent and thar
the finish will show I'D in great form
O'DaY and Hester have several offers
for the rights of the films in varioU,
states. but they have not made up
their minds as 10 how they viii handle
them.
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JAPANESE BLOWS UP
HIMSELF BY ACCIDENT

AMOY. China. Feb. 23.-A Japanese
was killed here today by the accidental
ignition OF a high explosive concealed
in his clothing. 1t is suspected the
man. had planned. an assassination.
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PITCHER BILLIARD GOES TO TEXAS

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-President Far
rell of the New York American league
club announced today that he had sold
Pitcher Billiard to San Antonio of the
Texas league
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BROWN SIGNS WITH CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Feb. .AMordecai Brown,
three fingered pitcher. today signed
with the Chicago Nationals team for
1910 and 1911.
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May Train in Santa Cruz

SANTA CRUZ, Feb. 2S-The fitness
of this city as a training camp for
James j. Jeffries during his prepare
ton for the Jeffries johnson fight will
be seriously considered Sunday. when
Sam Berger. Jefries' mana ger; Tex
Rickard and Jack Gleason. the promo
tiers. arrive TO look over the ground
The retired champion has received fat
tering offers from local people, and a
mass meeting will be held Friday
night which will probably result in the
offer of further inducements. 1t is said
that Jeffries has expressed himself as
favoring Santa Cruz for the location
of his camp.
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:
MARINE Engineers Beneficial Association Ne.
36Special meeting THU RSDAY. Feb. "a. 70
receive report OF delegates 70 national conven-
ton smoker 10 follow Refreshments and
excellent talent provided
EDWARD POWERS. President.
John NJ POW ELL Seeretary.
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LOST-A roll Of legal papers; left IN an ont
bounl Suffer and Clement ear. between and
n m Feb. D. Finder please return to 60
First av OF 10 suffer 81 aud receive reward.
GEO II. FULLER
LOST-Friday evening IN Mission. ladr's oppn
face gold watch. monogram y. c. NJ. Hherssi
reward Return TO 1915 Noe ST, phone Mis-
sion 11oS-
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THE annual meeting OF the stock holders % the
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY viii Be
held on Tuesday. MARCH 8. 1910. az the
hour Of II O'clock a. m. al tie Office Of the
company. No. 81 Clay 81. san Francisco. Cal.
for the purpose OF electing directors for the
ensuing year and for the consideration and
transaction Of such other business may come
before the meeting. Transfer bookS viii close
IN SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IS 1910. at the
hour Of u m BIZ order of the President
H w THOMAS. Secretary-
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PRINCETON DEFEATS COLUMBIA
PRINCETON. n J., Feb 23--Prince-
tor defeated Columbia six bouts 10
one IA the annual dual wrestling meet
tonight
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MEETINGs-Lex.l

THE annual meeting Of the stock holders Of
PAAUHAU SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY
viii be held on SATURDAY. MARCH g. 1910.
AT the hour Of II o'clock a. m. at the oface
Of the company 26S Market street. room 30.
San Francisco. Cal. for rte purpose OF elect
ing directors for the ensuing year and for
the consideration and transaction OF such
other business may come before the meet
ing Transfer books will close 90 WEDNES-
DAY. February .. 1910. az the hour OF :
O'Clock D. N. BY ORDER OF The PRES
IDENT- h ". THOMAS. Secretary
The annual meeting OF the stock holders ct
HAKALAU PLANTATION COMPANY will be
held on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2 1910. az
the hour OF IL o'clock a. n. az the oface %
the company. 26S Market St (room 2101. Saa
Francisco. Cal. for the purpose Of eleeting a.
reetors for the ensuing year and for The con
sideration and transaction OF such other bus
ness as may come before the meeting. Trans
fer books win close Saturday. February -.
1910, at the hour OF II O'Clock u. BY OR
DER OF THE PRESIDENT
h ". THOMAS. Secretary.
Dated February IS. 1910