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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-07-31

thorough business system. The hon.
or system has proved popular with
the men Of the institution and there
has not even been an attempt at an
escape since MIR. Talcott has been in
charge. The twine plant has been
running full capacity this summer
and it is believed that every pound
of twine ordered by the farmers of
the state will be manufactured and
delivered.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-07-31
THE STATE.

R6e cutting Of wheat is under way
:in Dickey county.
The Leader says that about eiph-
tech silos wiH3be erected this year
in tte conltry near Ellendale.
4iyounk bank clerk at Darlington
HAD been selected by the Rumely
people to he sent ito the Argentine
republic to be assistant to the COM
pany's manager at Ruenos Ayres.
! a Jung. 8 years old, at New
En- and. fell in a weIRand was in
.stanliy killed by striking her head
on s,xock at the bottom. The mother
was;alone and unable to rescue the
child.
ll,ismsl Mn. D., July 26. Mark
.et da1aKpeing held in Bismarck to-
dshf There is a large attendance
of 1s1fers from this vicinity in the
city, hAfree theatre show and a band
eoncsrtAre among the attractions
fprSthe farmers and the local COM
6Ihefcial club has offered a number
of cash prizes for farm produce.
Bismarck, Md. July 26. The
big United States snag-boat, Man.
4,
dan, halsjuat arrived in Bismarck
having Nome here from Fort Benton,
Mont The Mandan is the only gov
ernment boat that comes tsplthe riv.
BIRTHS far and is kept busilyseAgaged
clearing the river of snags f6f the
tug boats hauling grain and supplies.
The government boat will work out
LOT Bismarck for some time.
1 Col. D.F. Siegfried of 904 Ninth
avenue south. Fargo, has been sig.
nally honored by the Gettysburg Re.
union commission which presented
him with a handsome silver medal
by direction of Governor Hanna. fol
his valuable services to the NORTH
Dakota veteransA the recent Get
tysburg reunion @aThe medal is q sill
yer disc inscribed with the words
"Fiftieth Anniversary of 1.-The battle
ofiGettysburg' and the pictures Of
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-07-31

For Sale. 320 acres. 100 acres
broke. 300 acres fenced. Small
buildings. $1,000 takes both. II in
terested, address &. l.. Acheson,
Dale, N. D.--Adv. (3D
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-07-31
NOTICE

hereby certify that, on June IL,
1913. l inspected a black Percheron
stallion owned by MIR. W. 3. Lee.
and found no symptoms of any in
fcctious. .contap iOus or communicable
disease. Also samples of blood were
forwarded to the Pathological Divi-
sion at Washington and tested for
glanders and dourine, which result.
cd in showing that this stallion was
free from these diseases.
j M. Simpson,
an Veterinary Inspector.
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| have number of vulcanizers,
collapsibIe canvas Water-pails. etc.,
on hand. r. Il. Streeter, Hupmobile
agent. Adv.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
ALL TRUE GOLFERS
WILL BE PLEASED
Bay Region to Have Cham.
pionship Course Equal
to Any
By n. MCDONALD SPENCER

All true golfers will welcome the
news that the bay region is to join
In the wonderful progress that this
sport has made in America, and have
championship golf course of s,4oo
yards or thereabouts.
new Golf and Country club is in
process of organization in San Fran
hills back of Elmhurst, Oakland, on
property formerly known as the
Halne's ranch, embracing $50 acres. for
which the price of $3.50 per acre has
Not only the site but the soil, water
and accessibility have had four months
OF close study by committee ap-
POINTED Tor that purpose-consistins OF
Jack Neville, c. P. Hubbard, Dennis
Searles and Frank Hunt Proctor
The committee now announces that
every requirement and condition has
been met to It's satisfaction.
The two vitality important matters
OF soil and water offer unusual oppor-
tunities for splendid links. The for
mer is fine. light and entirely devoid
OF adobe or clay; while the latter can
be obtained in practically unlimited
quantity.
The rolling contour of the land gives
an opportunity, similar to many of the
best of the eastern and Scotch courses,
for every one of the varying shots
which constitutes the real game
club is now being formed, in whose
hands at first will lie entire power
in forming the club and passing upon
the personnel of it's membership.
The aims of the club are in brief:
To embrace all the sports that per-
tain to the true Country club; to have
golf course which will be not only
OF championship length and character,
but also have a well watered turf
throughout the fair green-the soil
and water conditions make this en-
ship of the highest class from both
sides Of the bay, to the end that play
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27

the All American club will offer a spe-
cial cup for race between Rap and
Frank" and that Mr.. McGrew will
guarantee the appearance of Mr.. FiShel
with Frank"
Both factions seem to have a strong
bunch of arguments on their side, so
That is, if they both have the conf
dence in their dogs that they express.
NEW KENNEL CLUB
San Antonio, Tex, now has full
f1edged kennel club, the San Antonio
Kennel club being organized t recent
is starting out with a large member
ship and excellent prospects and there
is no reason why all of their future
shows should not be nice ones.
GIVE GOT A DOG"
tEtheI NJ. Kelly in St Nicholas)
I've got dog. The other BOYS
Have quantities of tools and toys
And heaps of things that amt seen
tAin't saw. l mean.
They've oars and clubs and golfin' sticks
know feller that has six.
AND gee! you ought to see him drive
But I've
Got dog.
I've got dog. His name is Pete
The other children on our street
Il mean have not).
know boy that's got a gun
don't see why they have such fun
Playing with things that aint alive;
But I've
Got dogi
I've got dog. and so. you see
The boys all want to play with me:
They think he's such a cunnui brute
Il mean so cute).
That's why they leave their toys and games
And run to us. and shout our names
Whenever me and Pete arrive;
For I've
Got dog,
KENNEL NEWS
Mr.. Long of Denver Colo. has just
bred his Airedale bitch. Queen Royal
ISL, TO Mr.. Z. j. Blanco's Anahuac Van
dal. Vandal is owned in Vallejo.
Witten Hero, the new bulldog being
imported from England by the writer,
will arrive within the next 10 or II
days. He is said to have a wonderful
sweep and breadth of lower jaw. He
Is low to the ground. very COLBY, large,
correctly shaped skull with strong
foreface and a good sour expression.
He Is dark brindle and is in the
lightweight division
Mr.. Joseph Harvey of Santa Ana has
Just shipped his Airedale, Belle Clair,
to that great Airedale stud. Anahuac
Vandal Mr.. William Price of San Jose
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
BUSH BASEBALL BINGLES
BY BIG BILL

Claude Zamlock. brother of Carl OF the Detroit
Americans, seems TO have a good supply OF the
benders which IN, made his brother famous. He Is
playing with Mil Valley and is making good.
The Twenty third Avenue Merchants OF Oak
land planning to hold vaudeville show at
the Star theater within the next week or so.
The Merchants have considerable amateur talent
in their ranks, aud Manager Fred Green prom
ises something good for the bush fans who
attend.
"Rat" Bartram, who holds down short for the
Ambrose Tailors is making big splash. fielding
down from any old height and clouts the cork
center with monotonous regularity
Frank Tracey, the popular cop manager. has
quit the Barney Frankei team. Frank has not
yet definitely decided on what team has will
handle for the balance Of the season, but has
considering
R. Lloyd, the former Alameda pitcher, is
making good with the Dunsmuir team in the
shut ont the Yreka team, to o. allowing but
three hits and striking out II men. In % in.
nfngs Lloyd has record of 81 strike outs and
only 10 hits. He pitches against Montague IN
today's game.
Jack Buckley, former State league catcher
has signed with Santa Rosa for the balance Of
the season and win captain the team.
Del Crespi, who did the pitching for the Han
ford team in the now defunct Valley league, re-
turned to the city Yesterday and is open to sign
up with some of the bush teams. He can be
reached through Al Erie at spaldinE's.
The Eagle Laundry lean has reorganized un-
der the management of J. Max Kraus The boys
as the Sunset Merchants and have made q good good
showing In the Golden Gate park bush society
Teams desiring games can get them by commun-
Sunset District
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27

ers belonging to other clubs will have
the opportunity to meet on common
ground with unusual facilities-the
club VIII be reached from San Fran
cisco within an hour; to keep the
membership as restricted as the best
! interests OF the club demand.
One of the best features of this de-
velopment is that it will greatly
strengthen the golfng situation in
northern California and by helping
to bring this region into prominence
as golflng center, increase the sup
port of the game under existing con-
ditions.
Southern California certainly has a
long lead in this respect, but with the
support of all true golfers and open
air advocates, such developments as
this will soon give this section its
rtghtfu1 position.
Among the prospective members are:
j. a. Ames, G. H. Bentley, Rev; Mr. Beleher
A. T. Ellis. H spens Black. E. B sa Braden
Henry DIeckmann. T. G. Coogan. r. NJ. Fftzger-
aid, E. R FolgeT. C.; P. Hubbard; j. 81 Hunt ,
r. J. Knowles, a. B. Lindsay, ]. P. Neville,
J. f. Neville, G. J. Okell, Fred H Proctor,
Dennis Searles. J. G. shipp. w. II: Taylor
Walter J. Wilson, P. 1. Clay. A. D. King
r. B. King. A c. Baumgartner P. r. Bowles
w. A. BisseIl. TYLER Henshaw. Stanley Moore,
Arthur Goodan. B. d. Adamson, w. r. Thor
sen, o. @. Haslett, L. A. Green. H. Goodfellow,
B. J. Smith, Barton I. Bean Fred Sherman,
A. Coogan, G. B. Wingate, W. B. Gerard
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
SHELL MOUND RIFLE
PRIZES ARE READY
Winners in National Cornpe-
tition Soon to Receive
Trophies
Nv BOB sHAND

Tho scores made by members Oh tne
Shell Mound clubs short range rms
team which took part in the natlonaA
competition, have been verined al neaI
quarters, and the prizes VIII! De d"dlu
ed at the next meeting OF tne cIup. ~
the revolver championship OF the
limited States. proved the cleveresr
artist with the % caliber rifle; Arm
strong tailed 1896, and tled WIZ
Frank Poulter for the best 70 snot
score. with 462 out of possible 800
Pou1ter finished second in the aggrs
gate scores with 4,349 and also maoe
the best five shot total ia, out OF d
possible 125..
4,14s Whaley also had the big 20
The scores of the marksmen and
the number of matches they took part
George Armstrong no>. 1895; Frank Poultcr
no). 4s4s; G.. W. whaley t1ol. 4l4s; @ ".
Seely (s). 1924; c. NJ. Kraul Csl. 337s; K T.
Newell 49, a44s: John Bagmsn lsl. 22eI; I; s.s: =:
R. 8. Wilson (s), 1919; G. w Lndlea CSs s1 l2lt'
Nielsen e2l. s47; 4. Thompson a., ss1; q !, !.
Purmann a.. 327 X. o.. Kindgren Q, Sos'
L. Erickson ~, s25; ]. A Jones a., 235; E. A.
Mclaughlin t1). 255; T. Bridge @. 40.
have challenged the Shell MOUND ciuo
to a short range rifle match. Frank
Poulter Is in charge OF the arrange
ments and expects to have the mdtch
shot early in August.
The record score of the Short Range
league was compiled by w. II. Matter
son of the Adrian, Mich. club; who
made 479 out of a possible 900. The
conditions called for SO yards range,
German ring target, % caliber. rife
The center of the German target IS
only 3-16 of an inch in diameter.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
LADY PANCH|TA'S
SURPRISING RACE
Had Not Been Considered
Equal to Handicap
Distance
Especial Dispatch to The Cally


BUTTE Mont, July 2s.-Lady Panchita
proved the big surprise of the day at the Butte
track
considered equal to the task of covering dis
tance of one and eighth miles. and in the
Suburban handicap of the local meeting today
she went to the post at odds of to /, with
Jack Paine, the big favorite. and Harry Lauder,
the Grefer & Bender candidate, next.
Lady Panchita fairly swept them all of their
Summaries:
ODDS. Horse, weight. sSes' Jockey St Str. Fin
,oiMiiIoa Mispay RobIae BE @s'' ios Dawson,
4-1-t8RIMIFAx, III (McEwenl. u
Time. 1:o2 a-5. Misgay place. 10 show
Prospero Lad. vava. Deal Carroll Tom knight,
Frances G, also ran. scratched-Bing.
SECOND RAGE.Five furlonss; selling
s-S-oid Coin. los lMatthews) -. y
s;l-5s5 4 "a BARR 1lss' IL lcelburnj 8 81
teen place, 5-2 show Barr show. Bashful
Bette, Lyte knight. Bevsrstein. Island Queen,
Briton, wild Bear Ed B.
THIRD RACE-Five and half furlongs;
odds. Horse. weight, Jockey. ST Str Fin
e-1-P. Of Lismore. 100 (Burlingm) 9 2 ~
1s-5-Americus. 1o7 (Coreyl ....... ms
lime, 1907. Parlor Boy 40 place, 20 snow;
Pride of Lismore So place, 1 show; Americus
rs show. Elizabeth Harwood and Envy also ran.
Scratched-Mrs Camp.
FOURTH RACE-one and an eighth miles;
Butte handicap:
Odds Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. Str. Fin.
5-1-Lady Panchita. los Burlingm) / 3
31-(DH. LAUDER. 112 (Peakel.
1-2-Bert Getty. 1o6 tMillert..... 8 "a
Time. 1:54 10. Panehita place. As show;
Harry Lauder 6-5 place. 1-2 show; Getty show.
Orperth. Jack Paine. Santem Sir John also ran.
Scratcbed-Buri Sir Fretful.
FIFTH RACE-One and a quarter miles;
selling:
Odds Horse. Weight Jockey. St Str Fin.
92-(3)EAN. McDEE, 100 (Kellyl IL
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27

has sent his Prince of York bitch to
the same dog
Mr. E. ]. BIanco of Vallejo reports
the sale of a brace of Airedales to a
party in sydney Australia; one to Salt
Lake City, Utah; two to San Francisco,
and one al home.
Mr.. c. e. Douglass of Los Angeles
reports a litter of eight from his Aire-
dale bitch, Lady Tedda Kibby, sired by
Anahuac Vandal, while Mr.. M. Leeno
of Vallejo reports a litter from his
bitch, Pomarski Belle, from the same
sire.
We are running this week a photo
of Anahuac Diana, owned by Nelson II.
Acheson of Emporia, Kan. She is sired
by Anahuac Vandal out of the winning
bitch Adois Tempest Both the dam and
sire are now in Mr.. Blanco's Dromore
kennels.
We are also running a photo. of a
group of Mrs. Cartons French toy
poodles. They are of the finest blood
lines and all have beautiful coats and
are true miniatures.
Mr.. Julian r. Brandon Sr. has re-
very classy fox terrier bitch by. CHI.
Sabine Resistless x Golden Gate.
NEXT WEEK
Next week this department has a lit
tie treat for the fanciers in the way
articles on the size of the Airedale.
the feeding and raising of pups, the
conditioning of dogs, etc. The de-
partment will be enlarged consider
ably and, it possible, more photos will
be run. Get the news of your kennel
do. There will be no raise in adver-
tising rates, but at the same time re-
member that 1t pays to get your ad
in early. The earlier the better.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
Mosquitoes Cut Figure in
Plans

Several of the boats Of the sausalito Yacht
club will participate in the clubs annual cruise
mp the Sacramento river. which is scheduled to
start today. and win continue for the next two
weeks
All the boats expect to make as FAR AZ Sacra-
mento By Tuesday, with the exception OF the
Folly. Woodward's racing cutter has draft OF
seven feet and wig be unable to go further than
Walnut Grove or Cortland. he viii be met there
by Jack Manndor, who has been fishing in Ho-
dabbs slough on the soop Surprise during the
last week.
Commodore Secor has signed on Horace Com
stock as mate and his father chef and with
this crack crow and the assistance Of Captain
Eckhardt's launch Ida e he intends to break all
the previous records of the good ship Comet.
Captain James will have his two to assist
him with the Or1oie and will be accompanied by
the launch Two Natives, with Vice Commodore
Pete Delhi In charge.
Good fishing Is expected and II the mosquitoes
not too thick the return trip will be made
via Minor and Cache Eoughs, where bass are
very plentiful. The Merry Widow has just re-
turned from this locality.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
Short Tours About the Bay
Ry BURLETGH DAWSON
THE SCENIC HIGHLAND DRIVE

the
of in
of the San Franc bay ysecto
the 20 of
that be
and
at the
palac he
OF
to of
itinerary
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27

In baseball, for q number of years.
there has been an irrepressible conflict
between pitcher and batsmen. E. P.
Sharp, chess editor of the Nebraska
State Journal of Lincoln, shows that
the same strife exists between composer
and solver in chess problems:
If solving were to become easy it
would cease to be interesting. Each
problem is more or less an effort of one
man to outwit another. Frequently a.
two move problem represents months of
the leisure time of some composer. Then
why worry if it takes many of your
leisure hours to get at the meat of the
nut offered?
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27

S1-Ora MCGEE, 100 (Bezanson). 8 20
1-1-{DS. LUMP, 1oe (Burlingme)s y
Time, 2:10 To- Mamie McDee 7-5 place l-2
show; MCGEE place 1-2 show; Sugar Lump out
show. Miami also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Futurity course; selling:
Odds Horse. Weight, Jockey ST. Str Fin
5-1-J. d. Wakefield. 106 (Pauley) 5 Is
41-Mandadero, 106 (Burlingame). 8 "a
Time, 1:1O 40. Wakefield place, 10 show;
Waldo 3 place. 80 show; Mandadero l show.
Montauk Don, Clara W, Charley Brown. Lescar,
Rogon, also ran. Scratched-Anne MCGEE, Stare
Great Friar. Duncraggan
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
Game No. 81
RISHOP,S GAMBIT

(al Or Kt-B3. followed by B-Kt5. These
opening moves have been Incorporated In the
theory having stood the test Of both the
Vienna and Abbazzia Gsmblt tournaments
(b) An innovation but not good one, since
black could reply KxP, followed by Pot.
(c) Kt-B3 should be played. The text move
seems premature.
(d) B-Kt5 might be considered.
(e) Trying to prevent white from casting, but
It is more dangerous to force casting OR be-
cause OF the open Kt file. The safer course
would have been KtxP, threatening Q-R5ch.
(f) All in whites favor obviously.
(g) 1115 Kt-k5 would lose piece, because of
IL BIO, KtxQ; 13 B-B6, P-KKtS, II KxKt.
etc.
(h) Although difficult TO mend the position.
yet better fight might have been made with
12h Kt-,k5. 13 KtNKt. BxKt, followed by
B-Kt3 at the first opportunity.
0l The beginning OF elegant final attack
prepared at leisure, black being helpless to
stay it,
% II 21I4 QxP. then % BxKt and black
could not retake because Q-KtS mate.
(kl Herr Alechin could have well stood more
serious resistance than that offered by his op-
ponent.-N. Y. Sun.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
cRAcKSMEN ROB SALOON

After jimmying the front door of
the Little Mint saloon, 279S Howard
street early yesterday morning, bur
glars blew open the safe with nitro
xlycer1n and took So Although the
explosive blew off the heavy door of
the safe, an inner compartment con-
taining several hundred dollars was
not damaged
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
Game No. so

(a) The only way to make of the OBJ.
The Kt being strongly placed will finally force
It's capture
(bl But here P-QKt4 should first be played.
The Q exposes itself unnecessarily. The attack
Oh the KIP is futile
(c) II now 10 QzP? BxKt; II PxB, Kt-
ORA wins.
now on the defense and has no chance for
counter attack.
(e) OF BIB. KtxBch, ktxKt, P-KB4, with
an excellent attack.
(f) Also PIP would be answered by Q-R5
(g) The capture Of the bishop would be i'm
Enediately fatal; 90 PxB, Ktxkt; 21 Qxkt,
ExPch and wins.
(b) The reply 10 PxRP would be B-Q4.
~ The most energetic finish.
81 Tins the queen is lured from the king 5
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
And White resigns.

And White resigns
(a) Instead Of 231a R-KB. Alechin should
preferably have played 231a R-R2 In order. If
"a Kt-B5. TO continue with P-B3 and P-kt3.
OBJ Naturally. since White threatens B-KtP
and R-QT.
(c) Threatening RxRP (ch). Better would have
been 81 Q-K2 whereafter White would have
made his game far safer and would have OBJ
tained free play for his rook.
(d) 81 R-QR2 was seasonable. In the end
game Black has the advantage.-Deutsches Wo-
chenschach
Here are a couple OF miniatures.
Duras defeats an amateur" in 13
moves. DR. Tarrasch, at a simultan
eous exhibition recently at Frankfort
on the-Main, is defeated by the we'll
known end game composer and prob
lemist, W. Won HolZhausen, playing
white (the same gentleman. by the way,
that our Prof Ryder defeated so bril-
| liantly in a game played at Leipzig
some years ago and published in this
column June 29):
"a
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
KrNe,s arr1E pRrzE wINNER

BISLBY. England, July 26.-Private Hawkins
OF Canada today won the kings prize rife shoot
Ing carrying with 1t the National Rife associa-
tion's gold medal and gold badge and s., ,250 In
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27

to CHESS EDITOR, SAN FRANCISCO cALL)
! wing that 1t should protect. But white takes
a last desperate chance.
| Rl II BxP, Q-Kt5ch followed by RIB is
equally decisive.
| ID white hopes to bring his rock into action
But the king is fatally exposed.-Notes By
Lasker In N. Y. Evening Post.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
SAN FRANCIsCo,s ORIENTAL GRoTsro


vis
in
her
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
CAME DEPARTMENT

The three following games were
played in the recent match between the
new Russian master, Alechin, who has
given every indication of possessing
genius of a high order, and his fellow
clubmate, Lewitzky of the ST. Peters
h1rg chess club Alechin won the
match. z games to 3.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27

Prof Henry z. Chambers, professor
of psychology at Tulane university, un-
iversity Of Louisiana, who is a promi-
nent member of the New Orleans chess
and checker club and an expert in the
chess line. is due to arrive on the Pacific
coast about the first Of next month.
While in San Francisco Chambers ex-
poets to visit the Mechanics Institute
chess club. where he will break a
friendly lance with some Of the local
shaTps. The professor beat Capablanca
during a Simultaneous exhibition by the
Cuban at the New Orleans chess club
last year.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27

Whites Pieces
White to play and mate with three moves.
PROBLEM NO. o. BY W. b. RICE
"a rising Philadelphia composer.)
Black-I0 Pieces
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At Stud

-Four OF the best Boston Terriers in America
winners wherever shown. Fee $40 to $50 For
quality. blood lines, color. markings heads and
fails. unbeatable. For sale, young dogs and
bitches. one in whelp to Coastguard. Phone Pa
cihc 7o1. J. BRADSHAW. 40 18th avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27

SCOTCH COLLIES, Airedale terriers; send for
large list. W. &. WATSON. box l37, Oak
land, Iowa.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
Game No. 81

GIUCO PIANO
LewItzky (whitel VS. Alechin lblackl.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27

Capablanca is having a walkaway
Hn the masters tournament at the Rice
chess club of New York city, having
the Bohemian master, has arrived and
was the first PLAYER to spoil Kupchik' S
otherwise clean score.
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AT STUD FEE, $500
THE BOSTON TERRIER
AIREDALE

( IMPORTED ANAHUAC VANDAL AT STUD.
Ch- Watland's Marvel-Ch. Wingheld Ouch
ess dog OF rare quality and ability to repro
duce 1t. Some high quality puppies for sale.
DR0MORE KENNELS property of z. J. Blanco),
Vallejo, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27

If yor1 want receipt for this master-like para
gcn,
Ge, at the wealth Of l. Rice (if you CAM;
The family pride Of Ruy Lopez OF Arragon;
Force Of L. Paulsen and Petron, Ivan;
A smack Of Frank Marshall. reckless and roll
ucky:
EwsEger Of Showslter and Richard Teichmann
The keen penetration OF David Janowsky;
Grace Of James Mason aud Rudolph Spielmann;
The genius strategic of the Englshman, Staun-
ton;
Skill Of the masters Of old we've forgotten;
Flavor Of Greco: Wnawer, touch of him;
IAttle Of Walker (but not very much OF him);
Miesss Of Germany. Maroczy and Burn
Mcdonnell and Delmar-each in his turn
Tzke OF these elements all that is fusible,
Melt 'em all down in ppkin or crucible;
Set EN- to simmer, and take OF the scum,
And q Worlds Chess Champ is the residuum!