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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
LEAGUERS PLAY ON
TWO SIDES OF BAY
Midwfnfer Ball TOSSerS Fix
Schedule of Games Here
and in Oakland
By WILL SCARLET

The ball tossers of the Midwinter
league have completed a schedule or
games for the coming weeks which is
calculated to elicit the warmest COM
mendation from the fans. The four
teams enrolled have met with such
pronounced success in their previous
diamond battles that hereafter they
will pull off two games each sunday
afternoon. one on each side of the bay
The San Francisco games will be
played at the Ocean shore grounds,
which are now in excellent condition
for baseball. Across the pond the Mid
winter tossers will continue to bestir
themselves on the St. Mary's college
diamond.
The schedule of games recently ar
ranged will continue well on into the
spring, the last games being booked
for March %. On that day the Phoenix
players viii cross bats with the team
representing Castro parlor of the Ma
tive Sons. while the other half of the
DAVIS performance win be consumed
by the Gantner & NIatterns VS.. the
Shreves.
The firm Of Shreve & Co. which has
put a representative team in the Mid
winter league, has donated $3.50 tro-
ply to the aggregation of ball tossers
securing the first place in the percent
age column at the end of the tourna-
ment.
This afternoon the Shreves and the
Phoenix players of st. Mary's college
viii meet for the first time on the lat
ter's home grounds. This game, which
has been eagerly awaited by the Oak
land fans for several weeks, was de-
layed several times by the rain and
later on by the holiday season at tho
Oakland college
On this side OF the bay the knitters
will try to take the measure of the
sons of Castro this afternoon at the
Ocean Shore grounds. Both teams are
popular in this city. and the announce
ment of their meeting IS sufficient 10
warrant q large attendance.
The complete midwinter league
schedule follows:
Castro parlor VS.. Gantner & Mstterns
January 3, January so, February 20.
March 13.
Gantner & Matterns VS.. Shreves-Jan-
uary 3. February 13, March s, March 21-
Shreves VS.. Phoenfx-January 3. jan
uary 80. February 30, March 13.
Phoenix VS.. Castro-January z3, Feb
ruary Is, March s. March 81
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses we're issued in
San Francisco Saturday. January 8, lslV.
BRr1NDIGE-GUSTAFso Leland Brun-
didge. 20, Reno, and Esther Lnnea Gustafson,
1S Chicago.
Observation-Disclosures Eugene French, 81
bridgeport. Conn. and Ellen Angela Cain' -
661 McAllister st.
ER-sTEwART-Thomas Aloysius fnl,
Ier 90 233 Falcon ave-, and Clare Adeidlue
Stewart, 20, 25S Caselli ave
KFYSEN- N-HUDEPoHLr-Charle Hiram keysen.
As Tahoe City, and Alma Leta Hudeponi' 20
Truckce
NN-Lorenz Lei komlikc, -
Hawaii and Margaret E. Mum, 81, Hawah.
LIFTCHILD-LANCE-Jud Liftchid, a.
Ukiah, and Ida Anna Lance "a, ukian'
NICHoLsoN-FoYE- James William Nicholson
ri. 25s Page ST., and Mary Frances Foye' ls
223 Douglass st.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nlshida, q ,
Hanford, and IRA Muramoto, is, 2O2o Pine ST.
oIJINLAN- KAMENZIND-wil Frank Qun
Ian % IA Erie ST., and Mary Catherine
Kamenzind, Is, 6l7 Wyoming ave
ZZI-Natalie Sibona. %, I
FIlbert place, and Rose Albertazsi, y, us
Texas st.
YUwATA-MISHIIA-J Yuwsta, 81, 14e
Harold ave-, and Guizo Aiishima, 20, 700
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DEATHS

AVY-In this city, January ], 1910; A1geIigrv' u
beloved daughter of Albina and the iate ', Eu,
gene Avy, and sister OF Eugene. Edmoho anu
Robert Avy and Mrs Francis Chapuis' ma
tive of San Francisco, Cal.
The funeral services win be held n tomorro"
from her late residence, 2422 Union street
Interment (private), Holy Cross cemetely, sas
by electric funeral car at IL O'CLOCK lIoni
Valencia and Twenty y-eighth streets
BALSSA--In Alameda. CAL. January =, 1910,
Frank. dearly beloved huhband OF Maaelaino
Balssa. and father Of Henry. Frank ana Emile
Bassa, Mrs. Louis Crew and Joseph Sueoer'
native Of France, aged II years.
The funeral will take place tomorrow tMon-
day., January 10, 1910, at l p. M. from @ Ine
parlors of Valente, Marini, Marais q Co., Dab
Green street. Interment Mount Oliyet ceme-
terry.
BUCHANAN--In this city. January. q 1910,
(Deedie) Theresa Buchanan, beloved motner
late James and Mary Donnelly, and sister
of j. W. DonneIly. Ellie Stannard and the
late Patrick and Annie Donnelly, native OF
Pennsylvania. Grass Valley papers please
copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tMon-
dayl, January 10, at $50 a.. m. from the
pariors Of Barry & scully. a27 Valencia street
thence to St Johns church tSt. Mary s ave-
nuel where solemn requiem high mass VIII
be celebrated for the repose of her soul, COM
mencDg at 10 a. Interment Holy cross
cemetery.
CAMPBELL-ln East Oakland, CAL. January 9.
1910. Captain Neil Campbell. beloved husband
OF CHRISTINA Campbell,s and father OF Janetfa
Campbell, native of Prince Edwards island,
Canadas aged 81 years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09

the local Public Schools athletic
league.
This method is in vogue in New York
and other large eastern cities where
public school athletic leagues exist and
has proven beyond doubt to be the
only system for the general good and
athletic development of prep school
athletes.
The main object of the Amateur Ath-
letic union is to promote the clean de-
velopment of the youth of the United
States The playground system had its
inception in the minds of the present
leaders of the union and James E. Sui
Iivan in particular. Under his careful
guidance the New York Public School
league and system of public play
grounds was organized and established
and his work there is now bearing
fruit the country over.
This city soon expects to have two
Fairgrounds, one on the south side
and the other near North beach, that
will be the equal of any, and let US
hope that they are only forerunners of
what are yet to come. Oakland Is in
stalling system and series of play
grounds that will do much for the
youth of that city, for which Mayor
Frank Mott deserves much credit.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
FIRST GAM WILL
Be PLAYED HERE
ST. IgnafinS Team Meets Sacred
Heart Five in First Game of
Baskef Ball Tourney
By WILL SCARLET

The basket ball tournament of the
Catholic Schools athletic league will
begin Friday afternoon for the San
Francisco schools. The following day
the first struggle for the Alameda
county pennant will take place in st.
Mary's college gymnasium between the
teams from st. Francis de Sales school.
central Oakland. and st. JosephS insti-
tute, West Oakland.
The following schools are entered for
the San Francisco branch of the tour
nament: St. Ignatius grammar, Sacred
Heart grammar and ST. Peters The
schedule drawn up for the local teams
calls for five games each between the
various teams.
The following schools are entered for
the Alameda county branch. St. Jo-
seph's academy, Peralta park; st. Eliza
beth's school. Fruitvale; Sacred Heart
school, North Oakland; st. Anthony's
school. East Oakland; st. Joseph's in
stitute, West Oakland. and St. Francis
de Sales school, central Oakland.
The complete schedules follow:
San Francisco branch: st; Ignatius grammar
A. February 25; Sacred Heart grammar vs. st.
Peters-January IS, February IS March IL;
st. Peters vs.. ST. lgnattuS grammar-January
81, February IL, March 4.
Alameda County branch: st. Frsacs de Sales
VS.. ST. Joseph's insttute-January 10. Febru-
ary 10; st. Josephs institute st. An
thony ys-January 20. March 5;. st. Anthony 5
VS.. st. Ellzabeth's-February u. March 10; St.
EliZabeth's VS.. st. J0seph's academy-January
%. February 26; st. Joseph's academy VS.. Sacred
Heart-January 20, March 5; Sacred Heart vs..
ST. Francis de Sales-February u, March 10.
st. Francis de Sales st. Anthony s-January
%, February 26; St. Anthony's VS.. ST. Joseph's
academy-January 10. February 10: ST. JO-
seph's academy vs. ST. Francis de Sales-Feb-
ruary g. March II; st. Francis de Sales St
Elizabeth 's-January %. March ). st. Eliza
beth's VS.. St Joseph'S institute-February 8.
March II; st. Joseph's institute st. Joseph $
academy-February II. March 10: ST. Joseph 3
academy VS.. Sacred Heart-January 20, March
g. Sacred Heart VS.. st. Elizabeth's-January Is,
February 10.
All the games in the San Francisco
series are to be played in the Audi
torium, Page and Fillmore streets. The
time of each game is fixed at o'clock.
in order that the tournament may not
conflict with the school hours in any
of the institutions taking part.
The large number of contesting
schools in the Alameda county branch
necessitates a schedule arranged on
the double header order. Both st.
Mary's college gymnasium and the
newly equipped basket ball court at
ST. Joseph's academy will be utilized in
the Oakland series.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
Notable Deaths

MRS. OLIVE HoDGKINsoN OF VALLEJO
Vallejo Jan. S.-Mrs. Olive Hodgknson 64
wears old died hero today. Mrs. Hodgkinson
for the past 20 years secretary of Myrtle
lodge, Rebekahs.
New York Jan. S.--General Newton Curtis
aged rs, dropped dead of apoplexy on the
street near his home in Irving place here this
afternoon. He had a brilliant civil war record.
PROF. JAMES B. AMEs OF HARVARD
Cambridge Mass Jan. S-Prof. James Barr
Ames, dean of the Harvard law school and
formerly chairman of the athletic committee
of the university, died today. Dean Ames
who was 63 years old, a leading author
itv on suretysbip. admiralty. partnership aud
equity jurisdiction and author OF numerous
legal reviews.
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WOIgaSt Will Do Light Work
At Springs
Sc Di.eateh . a. CeIII

TSpeciol DispOtch TO The Call
Los ANGELES, Jan. 7.-Ad wolgsst
VIII DO his preliminary training for his
coming match with Battling Nelson at
Wheeler Springs and viii not go to San
Francisco until about February 1.
Ad thinks he can get into fairly good
shape by light training stunts at the
springs and as he viii have to build up
rather than take off weight he ex-
poets to be in good trim when he ar
rires IA san Francisco to do his hard
work.
Manager Jones and Wolgast will
leave in a few days for the springs and
VIII continue their way northward
leisurely.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
Valley High School League
May Adopt Rugby

SACRAMENTO. Jan. s.-The high
schools in the S. V. l. c. L. or valley
league will next Saturday at Woodland
decide whether to accept Rugby foot
bail in place of the American style.
AS the American style has been barred
in Woodland that school will doubtless
lea for Rugby. Sacramento high is
fax orable TO Rugby. The strong argu-
ment used for the new game is that the
colleges play it and the game should be
learned in school by aspirants for the
varsity fifteen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE, Jan. s.--The Capitol handi-
cap the feature event today and the IA
vorite, Lady Irma. won. This mare was given
a fine ride by Vincent Powers. who eIecfri6ed
the large crowd by sensational hand ride in
the stretch. Summary:
First race. quarter of a mile, straighfaway-
Tallahassee. 9 to 10. won: Clay, 9 10 J. second !.
second race. i've ana half furlongs-speIi-
bound. II 10 8. won; Chila. 1S tosub, second;
Camel. 10 ], third. Time, l:07
won; Roseboro, 3 to 2, second; Grande Dame
10 3, third. Time. :2S 1-5.
Fourth race. six fUrlongs the Capitol hsndi-
cap-Lady Irms. ? 10 j. won; Charlie Eastman.
TO J. second; Booger Red, IL 10 2, third. Time
I:l2 4-5.
Fifth race. one mile-Campaigner, to l.
won Cowen "a to !, second; Pinto. to l.,
third. Time. 1:4l 3-5.
Sixfh race. one and quarter miles 0beron,
nan -a tn khird. Time 2anS 81
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09

average snow on ground "a inches
The following maximum and minimum temper
stures are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago, PALS; New York, 36-1S;
Omaha, 24-10.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure is beginning to fall rapidly from
San Francisco horthward and conditions are ia
vorable for the approach of a disturbance from
the sea. There has been a marked increase in
elondiness. but comparatively little rain has
fallen south of the Columbia river. The cold
weather is moderating slowly and ii is becoming
warmer in the citrus fruit belt. The relative
humidity at Red Bluff was Sc per cent and at
Fresno so per cent
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 80
hours ending at midnight January Q, 1909:
San Francisco and vicinity--Cloudy Sunday,
with rain by night; fres~ southeast wind
Santa Clara Yalley-Cloudy Sunday, with rain
by night; fresh south wind.
Sacramento valIey-Cloudy Sunday: rain by
night fresh south wind
San Joaquin valley-Cloudy and threatening
Sunday, possibly rain by night; moderate south
wind
Los Angeles and vicinity-Coudy Sunday;
light northeast wind, changing TO south.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
Daily River Bulletin
faE
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LangfOrd Signs to Meet Jim
Flynn iu Los Angeles
[seeeial Dispatch 10 The Call

TSpeoiol Dispatch 10 The Call
MEMPHIS. Jan. s.-When officially
notined that Police Director NORM Of
Pittsburg had refused to sanction the
Langford- Montana Jack Sullivan match
for January Is, J. A. Woodman, acting
for Langford, closed with the Pacific
athletic club of Los Angeles for a 10
round bout with Jim Flynn Febru-
sry s.
Langford meets the Dixie Kid here
Monday night and concluded training
today for that event.
Woodman has completed plans to
sail foF London and Paris the latter
part Of March. taking Langford TO meet
Al comers.
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NBTRTHS, NNARRIAGES AND DEAIHSA

of Mrs. Minnie E. Rooker. Jessie f.. sydney
T. and Gilbert W Pope, native Of London,
Eng, aged 63 years.
RAICEvICH-In this city. Januarv s. 19f0. Les
lie Walter. dearly beloved son OF Gus and
Adele Raicevieh and grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A Kratz and Mrs 7. Raicevfch a native OF
San Francisco, aged / year months and Is
days.
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Sun-
day., January .; 1910, at 1;so 2 m, from
% the residence Of bis parents 22s Bartlett
fourth Interment Mount Olivet cemetery, BY
carriage
sEIGEL-In South Bend. wash Minnie, dearly
OF Adels Seigel, loving daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Charles Bertslsman, and sister Of Mrs
gsssie Waterman OF San Jose. and Karl and
Edward Bertelsman OF san francisco aged
50 years IL months and 80 days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
STEFFINS-In Pasadena Cal January & 1910
Hans Stefdns, beloved brother OF Fred and
Ernst Stefhns, a native OF Switzerland aged
25 years and ) months.
Flends and acquaintance are respectfully
invired 10 attend the funeral services today
sunday January .. 1910. at o'clock D. M
from the funeral chapel OF Rohde & 6;rsnfz
1883 Mission street - Nfoupt oIivet c.,,,
By carriage.
STETTHEIMER-In this CITY Januarr { 1910
bsin1se binnett& S, renet OF the late Joseph Stett
sister OF Marcus A and David Bettman and
(New York city and Buffalo papers pleas
copy.l
ttedSe omit aoWerS.
1oBlN-In this city, January s. 1910. Richard
dearly beloved husband Of Annie Tohin and
beloved father Of William, Richard and James
Iooin and Sister " Leo OF the Holy Family.
native Of Ireland, aged 50 years.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow mon
day.. at O'Clock. from his late residence H.
ShOtweu street. thence to the Church OF St
Charles BOrromeo, Eighteenth and Shotwell
streets, where requiem high mass will he
celebrated for the repose OF his soul com
meneing az S.51 a m nterment Holy Cross
cemetery by electric funeral car from Thir-
teeRth and West Mission streets. Please omit
flowers
WEIR-In Oakland, January 5. 1910. Olive
dearly beloved daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles III. Weir OF Forest City Ark a ma
tive Of Missouri. aged 25 years and IL davS
(De Soto. Mo-, and Memphis. Tenn. papers
please copy-l
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow mon
day., January 10, 1910. at O'clock D m
from the parlors of Cunha & CaporgnO a.
Eighth street corner Of Myrtle, thence to ST.
Mary's church for services fntermeat 81
Mary's cemetery, Oakland
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BASEBALL IN OAKLAND

OAKLAND, Jan. S.--The Goodyear
team of San Francisco will meet the
Central Oakland merchants nine in
their second game at the State league
grounds at Fifty-seventh and Grove
streets at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow. The
merchants players won the first game,
4 to being the score The batteries
tomorrow will be: Goodyears, Rod
Hollis and Baker; Merchants, c. O'Neil
and Dill
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BIRTHS

BEEDE--In this city, January 6, 1910, to the
wife of Stephen NJ. Beede, son.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &c. 1905, to the wife OF
Denis Crowley (nee Reid, son.
DYER-In Alameda, Cal, January s, 1910, to
the wife Of D. L. Dyer, son.
GROSS-In this city, January 5, 1910, to the
wife of William H. Gross, son.
MAYER-In this city, January 4, 1910, to the
wife of win Mayer, son.
PLEvIN-In this city, January 6, 1910, to the
wife of George A. Plevin, son.
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MARRIAGES

CATANIA-SCHULDT--I Redwood City, CAL,
Joseph A. Catania and Emma J. Schuldt, both
OF San Francisco.
KLEFMAN-LEwIs-- this city. January 8,
1910, by the Rev. Ebert r. Ollie, D. D.,
Ernest Henry Klefman and AIMEE Lewis both
of Broderick, Yolo county. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09

watch the ads on the classified pages
of The Call for good buys in saloons.
groceries, lodging houses, restaurants
etc. Go into business for yourself The
Call carries a large list of Business
Chance places daily.
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GARD OF THANKS

MITCHELL-We desire to express our heart
felt thanks to relatives and friends for their
comforting sympathy and horal offerings dur
ing our late bereavement tn the loss OF our
beloved brother and uncle. J. J. Mitchell
MRS JOHN WHITE and Family
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CARD OF rHANKs

KEANE-We herewith desire to express cur
heartfelt thanks TO the many friends who sx
tended so many evidences OF their kind acts
and comforting sympathy. and doral offerings
during our late bereavement in the loss ~ a
loving and brother.
MRS. E. KEANE and Family.
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CARn o. THANKs

CALIAN-Tbe family OF the late Mary Cal
Ian herewith desire to express their heartfelt
thanks to the many friends who gave 90 many
evidences Of their heartfelt and comforting
symp9thy. and beautiSuI noraI offerings during
our late bereavement in the loss OF beloved
wife and devoted mother.
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rApn nr ruaNrr

RODRIGUEZ desire TO express nv heart.
felt thanks TO relatives and friends FOR fheir
comforting sympathy. and noral offerings, dur
ing my bereavement in the loss OF nv beloved
wife. NJ J. RODRICUFZ
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, San Francisco, JAN s, 1910.
RAINFALL DATA
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cARn a. rHANKs

GAVIN-We desire TO express our heartfelt
thanks to friends and acquaintances for their
comforting sympathy. and noraI offerings
during our late bereavement In the loss Of
our beloved mother.
ANNA C.. EMMETT B. and wM. F. GAVIN.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09

Indicates rising river. Indicates
falling river.
RIVER FORECAST
The rivers of the Sacramento and the San
JOAQUIN watersheds will fall generally during
the next SO hours N r. TAYLOR,
Local Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09

SACRAMENTO, Jan. s,--observations taken
at q.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
Shaw Holds Novel Theory.

Leslie NJ. Shaw makes a very
telling argument against the cen
trail bank idea. But does he not
weaken it when he declares that
he is so devoid of prejudice that
he would as soon see the govern
ment of the United States under
the control of Rockefeller, Nor
gan or Hartman as under that
of Roosevelt, Taft or Bryan? His
theory is that one man is no
more selfish than his fellow and
loves power no more. This is to
be proved.-St. Paul Dispatch
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
Let Them Line Up.

There are columns on columns
OF editorials printed every day as
to how the parties should line up
to bring about the relief SO much
desired and SO badly needed.
The best way is to do away
With hypocrisy and worship OF
words instead of deeds Let the
progressives get together under
the Democratic banner, of what
ever creed, and let the standpat-
ters join hands at the bugle sound
of Uncle Joe and his clan, and
fight it to a finish.
If they are to have the floor,
and act as they are now doing in
Pennsylvania, let us understand
it and be done with it.-Albu-
querque Tribune Citizen.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
Spirit of the Territorial Press
And Others

on account of deficits, John D , 5
record shows that he's the man.
Albuquerque Journal.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
Phoenix Rules Ignored.

While Hon. J.. l Coleman was
coming from the fairgrounds on
a street car last week a pick
pocket relieved him of a purse
containing close on to $500. J.,
[. should have been more watch
ful, as he knows it is against the
rules in Phoenix to permit a Wis
itor to leave there with any
money in his pocket. He was
lucky to escape with his clothing
On.-ArizOna Blade Tribune.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
Good Start for Bad Finish.

The $1OO,OOO,OOO McLea n
baby in Washington sleeps in a
rosewood crib presented by the
late King Leopold. And yet that
kid may grow up to be a wearer
of red socks and a smoker OF
cigarettes. You can never tell in
what shape kid is going to
come in under the wire by the
start he gets in life. Tucson Cit
izen.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
Looks Good to Guggenheim.

Russ a made a bad bargain
when she sold Alaska to the
United States. Had she kept that
vast region and honestly devel-
oped it the result would have
been to nourish her treasury and
enhance her credit. Alaska was
the most valuable mineral pos
session she owned and every
year since American exploitation
began it has yielded the United
States more than the purchase
price.-Albuquerque Journal
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
Hard to Defend.

1t would be nothing more or
less than common decency if the
republican press of the territory
would keep quiet regarding the
statehood bill. In that way at
least they could refrain from in
sulting the intelligence of Arizona
citizenship, which they are doing
in every line of defense printed
for the Dillingham; measure.-
Daily Globe.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
Applications for Grazing Permits

Notice is hereby given that all
applications for permits to Craze
cattle, horses, sheep and goats
within the Sitgreaves National
Forest dnring the seasc n of 1910
must be filed in my office at
Snowflake, Arizona, on or before
February %, 1910. Full infor-
nation in regard to the grazing
fees to be charged and blank
forms to be used in making APP
plicatiOns will be furnished upon
request. A. ]. MACKAY,
Supervis or.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26

A few minutes delay in treat
ing some cases of Group, even the
length of time it takes to go for
doctor often proves dangerous
The safest way is to keep Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy in the
house, and at the first indication
of Group give the child a dose.
Pleasant to take and always
cures, Sold by all dealers
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
Retribution at Hand.

a Harvard professor says the
day will come when women will
be stronger than men And if
such a day should ever dawn we
call upon our descendants to
mark our prediction that two
thirds Of the husbands will be
beaten half to death before lunch.
Tucson Citizen.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
Protest From Tucson.

A Boston policeman says he
will try to make it impossible for
young men and women to kiss
in the city park 1t seems that
while some men are tryingto add
to the sum of human misery 9th
ers are trying to subtract from
the sum of human joy. kissing
is considered inspiring, ennobling
and pretty darned good in Tue
son Tucson Citizen.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26

An attack of the grip is often
followed by a persistent cough,
which to many proves great
annoyance. Cham b berlain 5
Cough Remedy has been exten-
sively used and with good sue
cess for the relief and cure of this
cough. Many cases have been
cured after ali other remedies had
failed. Sold by all dealers.