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Jeff Says He Must Have Been Doped Before Reno Fiasco
'MIND NOT RIGHT,'
DECLARES JEFFRIES
Defeated Heavy Weight Cham*
pion Is Quoted as Saying He
Was Tampered With
JOSEPH MURPHY
\u25a0 Jim Jeffries comes out with a state
ment now and says he believes that he
had 'been .tampered with, ; probably
doped; and that his bad Showing'against
Johns6n oh July 4 was caused' by Ills
.mi-nd'- being, muddled and his.. physic-jar
condition not being <up' to " its-.- usual
standard. •. Jef^ls quoted' in' a- long ar
'rticl'e which he- gave .out after' hiiare--
I' turn from a'fishingtripat.Ca'ta'l.ina islV-.
and;-° c .: . - . /\u25a0"-,' \'.
i'PQor'old Jeff has been k'l-png time
e-oming, oui with a statement.' -aT«,d : lie
would have m.ade. a popular move if. he"
had not said anything. . The oldjjag of
b^-ing.doped has been br6u-ght .intp play
so often' that it has" worked itself into
staleri>ss, now the .-fans give, any
rig'lter »vhb. makes this cry the •"ha ha."
That is' wjiat Jeff is ge.ttin-g and there is
liut rlittle stock taken in liis story. .'
Seldom has a champion \u25a0.beeVi:..beaten;
but that he had an argument for a' re-".
t urn-match, but* it is not: so. With .-J<-ff, \u25a0
'.The- b*g feHow is <lj'iidgeU by the fans.;
as',a° Toan", w-h"o has passed his days "of
. usetulness-- in the ring, '.arid what he
.*o aye. done to Johnson fiyij years
"A^o'rs'a matter for the past., i '\u25a0\u25a0 ' .
' Triere-.is little chaoc»» .tJva* Jeff aji«l.
' .'.J.o'Aii&oji wiP ercf i-iash -again. In' fact;
.o-Uie -liig;.' fellow says that, he is through
;.aufj everybody thinks ''that he is wise
. b*y. paving so. But as a matter of argu
.\.'inent," if the men were; ever reniatched
\u25a0.iJ'« a-idollar-to a doughnut that .the col-
ored. ; tigbter would be a 3 to 1 Choice.
;-!=Atid'. H is also doubtful if the. fight
uo-pld.draw a corporal's guard, .as any
•\u25a0\u25a0maft-.who had tbe sympathies .of the
y'-WJiite-.'flgh'ter at heart wo;uld- riot go to'
..:**<?. him get a gruelllrrg as lie did last
jiily-.i-Jf two-thirds of that crowd ever
' \u25a0\u25a0."hs^d. . LlT!,. idea of the outcome before the
lasi.'.figrht, tiif y v-ould never have gath
>r*d'in tjiat arena. . ; ' .;/
;'— ff said, in his? quoted statement, that ,
"it; could" not remember a single iriclv
; iJ^nt "that .happened when he went. down
xhp a'ii-le'of the ring into the arena. He
s.aJfJ that he wa? a bit nervous when he
>7i?ered' the ring for former fights, "but
was.w as. nfey>r. scared.- "He he was not"
- ; ;'riervoiis' t .<>n July 4 last, nor was j
Reared.:. , '."•'.•';..\u25a0 : \- ' \u25a0 .'.-V.
,' AgairfiXhe <ief!ared his : brain \u25a0would i
not work on that day. aiid that if he !
, hafl knownliis condition he would have \u25a0
.'lad. .the bets' declared off. \
.; Another statement which is purport
' ed to .have come from Jeff is that he
; e.ntered the ring with his iegs.-spradr
..died tar apart, and that when. he was 1
.given. a" great ovation he did not re--:
. --.ppond' iri i bp'-pming manner; \u25a0 \u25a0+? \u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0
\u25a0-;•, .He; • say» .he ran not understand .now
how. lie would have overlooked . '•th'af.
applausV-if he had b^en .right., AVell, ?!
; J/'ff. acted just as he had always acted:;
\u25a0 AVhen- it came to being civil, that •yv-as
out of' Jeffs : ma.kenp. '\u25a0"• '- ,'•-\u25a0: ..
" '"^Tejc" Rickard is down at Los Angelas
" trying 'to .induce the big fellow to; ccvi-
; -sent to another match, but the. feeling
of the fans seems to be against another
' iigr-ht. They are not often of this dis
c . -position, but they feel that way as far
; asjeff is concerned. A new phepom
will have to be developed before the
.fans will ever hope to see a. conqueror.
.of the colored champion. :• : - "\u25a0\u25a0 ' *
• .\u25a0'.- ••\u0084.\u25a0. ,' •• ' - • •\u25a0 " •' •'. .: \u25a0. .
: " Promoter Jim Coffroth arrived : "f rom :
Cruz last night and he intends;
• to ge"t busy and sign up' a card for .this :
month.- Coffroth was negotiat!ngl.w.ith;J
: Ad tVolgasl to fight Owen Morari, h.ut ;
the heavy demands of th<? former, kept '•
the titlan haired promoter from doing
business. Coffroth is desirous? of' match-:
ing ,Abe Att<»ll, the feather :wei£h.t.
champion, and Tommy Murphy tp: fight
20. roiinds. It looks like.'a gocid-card
and one which not-, cause any
-opposition. .' . .-./:\u25a0 .. t ':"\u25a0'.
Butte Results
• BrTTE.'Aug.' I.— rHvlus today gave on*' ot t£ie
- tinpst tfxliibltionsfif game racing ceen liere;thls."
»faßon. ' iiftting a jtoor stsrt. the L hor»e • vac :
\u25a0-•\u25a0 ji»s<J*!t<-ly • last to tbv fiv-«>lgbths"'pole.".'-Al-
\u25a0tnfeugh far distara" from tlie leader. Llvius- fairly
'•'mowed down' distance and won . : toalf.-a : . lfngth
•to tt» good.. The first futurity coore*. ;ln . tfee "
\u25a0lu^tofy, of Montana rsolnjr was run over '.in' the
Kp«v>n.<l'riir«» f^ay. Results: . ••'..- • ,\: : -
FIEtST RACE— Six furlongs, "wllinjrf \u25a0• :'};'\u25a0: 'S?
«>d«S*. Hoi>«'. Wright and Jockey. i •.. ', Tin.
t:j s_Geri* W'<v.fl. 10<5 (M. XT>1p0n ).,. : ..»'. "..'... 1
C *S> ?— U* l ulrf».n, I<j2 <«Bugcl>/...' ....j -..2
]O=l4-JiU«tL 1W «Rooaey> .'.. '...,.-. . : . .:-. . .-3
Tim>.% l:J5: BonfiU., Balrp^d,- Quick .-Trip,"
I'^enß-li'' Cfwk. Orcsliam. Doueen." Mcndr-n,. Kar
xni* H 'J. F. Anderson, al^o fan. \u25a0''.•' :•
c \fECONI»- RACF — Futurlfy emp^; selling:'^..
od:ls.- Horse; Weight and Jockey. . -, • Fin".
„ 5-1-^-Iley el Tovar. 100 < Page). ..."...; 1
10 c l— l* Petite. C IO.V (Mcßrlde) .;:. N 2
Sf>na. °IQ* *Fiwbfr» ". ~\ -3
• Tlm<*. I:lt4-S. Brighton. 'New Capital. Zo^.
r«9astPr, M/lioodalf. Genova,. Biased, &l£o : r«n.
TI^IRD°nACE — One and a qb*rt<r miles, eell
«i<i<is.- Hors«v Woijriit mid :\u25a0 Jockey. .Fin.
7-1— I.ivius. 107 d.tn<iliorst) , 1
O-l-i-Alt^nJxrg^ 112 <Page»..."...' 2
X J— Plnmf. '107 iJ. irt,-«g \. 1..*,-. ,3
Time. 2:o* 1-5. Dave Wcb^r, Mike Jordan^
Tlora Ril^y. Duchess of >l<*wtfbcllo. .Vti White,
alfw» ran. •
•-FOtrUTH RACE— Five fnflcngs, the Basin
handicap: ' " '\u25a0:''.'\u25a0\u25a0
<»dds. * Horse.' Wight" and Jockry. Fin.
6-5 — Lnfield. 117 iFlseher* .....1.
-.l^_Fern 1^ 94 (Kfderis). ;... 2
51— I.yte KnigbC 110 (GaupfH..'. '..-,3
Time, 1 :00 3-5. . Sevrell, Tblstle Belle, also
ran. •- \u25a0"\u25a0 \u25a0
FIFTH* RACE — On* mile. Felling: . ,
Odd*. Horse. Weight .and Jockey. .. Fin.
15-1 — Rot^vale, 102 Ann Do»en). ..."1
, v-i^S>tting. »3 CCallahan) 2
I 7-10 — Bonnie, Bard, 104 <Vosp«) .-. . . 3
A Time. 1:413-5. Mi/s Naomi.- Acqula, Pink
Spring. John J. Roger*. Galene- Gale, Hammer-.
away. MUler*i Daughjfer. ,«lso ran.
SIXTH RACE— Sis furlongs, selling: *.':'.';
oUds. How, Weight and Jockey. . * Fin.
4-I— Madeline Mufgrare. 100 <Tarkcr) 1
31_Sw*peTlator. 112 <Fii*hcr) 2
Cl-MeNaJly. Jl2 (Taylor)...*.: 3
Tim*, 1:15 2-5. Fri^ie. Charlie Ooberty,
llananlra, Gossipcr 11, Xtrbraeka - Lhss, Waver.
alxo ran. '
.Butte Entries
FIRST RACK— Five furlon?*. selling. 3 year <
..Ids and upward: * : •
rarar.-a 102! Garter U?ht 104
Banl«dr .'IO2|J. M. tJtoke*. .". .. ..\o*
Mity ftees 102; Martha Jefferson -.".107
Warfare 102jHerive» .107
Ormonde OmninphmUK-'j
SEOOKP RACE — Five furlong*, >solllnjt, 3 year
olds and upward:
Tube Rose 102! Burleigh ...... lOfl
UllUnlUj- 1 ' 06 ". JO9
Firm Foot. 1W Bitter Sir 100
Tbe Slicker lf»!Vama .".112
Tramotor ' IC9| Cre»t«m Boy .....'..112
THlttl> RACE — Futurity course, celling:* •
Wistaria 103;Halton ..103
Zoe Younz ...* 103-TlUinjrh*fct .'...10S
Mar Pink .. — - I<»s' l'Ntooa \u25a0 ........ .'.. ..108
* Led* Adelaide 106; Cool ......... .112
K. M. Fry ..lON'Redan ....112
yo Quarter ICS|
FOURTH RACE — Six *nd a, half ' furlongs,
pur*e. 3 year old* and upward:
l;alrenla SOjJack Paine 99
«-.,ppertow-n 02 Fernando »3
I.culston 82 .jSovgorod »9
ISinocular \u25a0 — Ss>
FIFTH RACE— One mile, selling. 3 year olds
M<«d upward: 'trgv*^ Ofeffifea^*'
UMon II \u25a0 ...;109Treasnre Seeker ill
Koc" : litoU; C. Clmi .........111
KnUwarl «»j ßather -R0ya1 :...::. IJI
Roys I ' River .......109' . . '", .
SIXTH RACE — tjix-furloug*, selling, -3 year,
nld^.and upward: . ;
MTe B ....... v;...K"oir»ar«ioijla : ............ 103
iuinfox - .*.. . .' •"••- .. •KXHJ'nJiI.-r "MPtrner : . . . .!««
Patriotic ....•-\u25a0. . HCB«;nat(>r ' Warner -.. ..'.!«:»
Sixteen .-:. ,i<C'i«w>rj:e'KJsniet \.:. JIW
V> anertWl ..-. lftr.!Harry r f=t»nlH»pe;..'r.lo3
Orilcne • . .l^Carasco ...'•...."...... K0
Track r*>t. _ . KBj
BOOMER OF BOSCH
MAGNETO ARRIVES
:'_•.: •- -Manager H. Brihc^man of the Pacific-coast branch of the Bosch mag-.
: neio company, at the -whecti and George' John, treasurer of the. home'com
pnnv>,.tvho[ is. Visiting .San. Francisco.' \u25a0'\u25a0'.. -.' c .
R.VB.:l)aggett Takes: B^ker . Electric, Auto : Over
::H n / : Mbuhtainsv^p Santa Gruz \u25a0
R. R. L'HOMMEDIEU
R. B. JDagrgett ji3s-ju.st-retiirrie(i'frbm
a; very j Interesting-, trip' .in his • Baker
electric runabout! ;\u25a0': Daggctt said : - • . •;' .
"Our runabout made a trip frpin San
Jose to Ix>6 Gatos- over "ilie mountains,
through., aitd .-on : .t6 .San.ta CruzJ,
climbing the long - : eigHt •'. mile.- grdfle
without difficulty-.'-; -!L;atcr'-it ' returnee!
©Ver;the same route;.. .- pl'he'l paper .Jpafr
w'<»nt from -San..- Josie- .t<> '-^'atsjoriyille.
wag...demonstrated'; i ln IVatsonvJlle^." and;
proceeded oh to.^ania Cr:Uz;.:4:..distan:C?e.
of rfjorQ thah.-80 m>res,> pn'.pne':;cbar|cre,
and then returnecj . over; the:: mouhtaiii- :
road. . '.' . \u25a0 . -';.• : . ." ;'•\u25a0."\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0 .;. ' :-j; "••:•;
= VA n elect rit? garage 'virilj- fee.-'estal>
lislie'd in TV'atsony.Hle-'-s-odrr- under o^.r
auspices,', which, wlli' mgke it possible
for electric -cars : to. ) proceed fronii San
Francisco, to Del Monte without .dif
ficulty. \u25a0 Leaying ;npfe in' the afternoon
one -can reach San" Jose and.;.remain
over night; -the "n-ext day- proceed", to
Watsonville. -Avaitin.?. there"for several
hours at noon, when a partial .charge,
w;lll be. given, thus allowing one to
proceed to Del Mqnte, reaching there
that evening.*. Or. jf one. desires lie.c an
majrce the sid* 1 trip-to Santa Cruz, where
charging -facilities can : be had.j; and
then make the trip on to' Del : Monte. ;:
. .. vThis does not- provide for -fast tour
ingservice,, but makes; 4t possible fpr
those unable to drive h.igh. speed cars
.to make a comforfabie. journey through
the tpwns-. mentioned^ '.\'.. •• .-' .' •\u25a0\u25a0'
r '/-"Charging, facilities are -prp.vided at
Del Monte, which .niakes^ It possible to
xiie. .the ..car .pn..the. beautiful- roads pf.
that reg.ioriandtlien-to return at will.'!
Weise.: .of the Continental
tires' "branch in' this ci ty..- has. received
'""' word- . from ;New
i'ork that the 'gim-.
plex'.' -S'tpcK . car,'
will eh >y<i.n' the -one
hour. ; r'ac'et at th^'
Brighton Beach matinee- races,- held : on.=
July ;a;-was equipped !i\*ith. Continental
ttr>s ahd demountable rin}s,';as \Vas-"the'
Simplek racing d'r, -in 'whiai' 'George
RcbertKon- won tiYe : -five" mile match"
f rpin-. De i aJma, cov-ering. the. distance
1n 4 mln«tes 41 3.-J5;- seconds,' TIII3 -saTrie
. mafte!. of' car Woh' tlte last 24 hour!. race
held -at the. Brighton- : Bea!cfi : motordrome
on May 13 and 14., a.ti£alnihg.lVl4s'niUe,s s
aJ-so.on . Coatinen tal'tires •.andVdemp.unt-..
•ableVrlms, -' -• - ' .-' ; ' " ... '. \u25a0.. '\u25a0 . :--': --' '.'\u25a0': -.-
' j Continental* " ' • \u25a0 : '
\u25a0\ : ; Are "^Vtnners
' =:The removal of ii} 6 general! offtqes bt'
the .-'Liozfer motor- company to Detroit,
' • • " •- . ]Mlcfi.,: : which.. \v4l-l 5 "
occur 'O.cto'.be"r . -I,
.oil' the. completion'
." of .the new factory'
" at Betf oft, \u25a0'will re.r •
suit, in several, changes --in. the.'.offictai'
roster of the -compaiiy: .r'-,'. r '-,' ." ••' •
\u25a0 ;P, C.-. Chandler; formerly manager -of"
the western sales agencies, and foreign
department, has- bjeen. ' elected "to .the
vice' presldency..";o;f the company,- and
\yill be- in' charge' J 6f. the- sales depart--.
raenL _Therfe will :J)"er : no "dhange. in tXi'e
treasurer's i departm'erit.../Samuel Tiegar',
in .'.oharg.e... continuing . His duties as'
tr-easurer onremoyal to Deitroft.. -.-.= .
• C. Aj- Emise,- manager of the 'metro-,
politan^jsales agency and" dep.artment-'oX"
advertising and pubUcity, • seyers his
corinectioji .with th'-e. -sales department
to" assume 'charge o-f a new: d-epartmerit*
of. publicity, and advertising, rhei in
crease "tn. the-busl-ness.of Ihe-.company
ttirough the enlarged product resulting
from .the erection "of the Detroit plant •
making- it advisable to organize ,ate.cp r
arate department -for this.w-ork. . ' '»"
lazier. V\V|ll GoT: |
:' v -Te- Detroit I
"•. W. S. M. Mead; f ormerly. manager jdf
eastern sales agencies.- •succe'eds^Emise
as manager of the JCew York- and met
ropolitan agencies, and will, also have
charge of the- foreign department, with
headquarters- at 1751 Broadway, New
York city. . -.- • ' .
• The Thomas 8,. Jeffery company re.-
National League
STAXDIXG OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE! AMERICAN - LEAGUE
Clubs— . •W. T..Pet. Clubs— W.L.Pt-t.
Chicago ......59 80 fi63 Philadelphia ..GO 31 659
New York ...«2 S3 591 Boston .......56 37 CO2
Pitts'burg .:...40 37-670 Nwr York ....54 37 593
I Philadelphia .45 43 Rll! Detroit ... 32 42 5.".3
Cincinnati 45 45 sCo]Cleveland .....41 46 471
St. I/rais SJ9 02 42fti Washington ..38 54 413
Brooklyn '...\35 51 303 Chicago :36 55 300
Boston ..33 00 355 j St. l^ouis- . : . . .26 C 1.299
NETW YORK. Aug. i: — New" York cleshed up
in tbe series with Boston today, 4 to .0. « Otis
Crandall pitched bis second victory of the'seri*.*
and f*>s the second time did not issue a pass.
Score: - R. H. E.
Boston ...0 :-.:.0 0
New -York ...... .......;...... .4 9 y 0
Batteries— Curtis. Burke and Graham: : Cran
dall and Myers, empires— Jobnstone and Eason.
BROOKLYN. Aug. 1. — In s a loosely; played
game^. marked by heavy bitting. Philadelphia
defeated Brooklyn today <by scoring throe runs
In" the eleventh. 'Dessaii. vrho relieved Rucker.
was ia trouble all the time. Score: "
. R. H. E.
Philndelphia ;................. . : ... 8 " 14 "'"" \u25a0;4; 4
Brooklyn . ... .... ....:; 5.-11 4
Batteries— Pholtler and Doom; Rucker. Dessau
and Erwln. R!gler ; and Emslie. :
\u2666— ; — i ' — — — — — -\u25a0"\u25a0' ~-+.~ -+.
Empire City- Results
EMPIRE CITY. Auk. I.— Black' Mat*, at 12 t<>
1, proved: a "big surprise vrlien lie wou-'tbe Mel
ro*e (soiling stake h^rc'today. He nosed out Hu
iHTstitltiuti. a .'} to I. short. The farorltc.vXlia
bus, was third. ": - . \u25a0 . :\u25a0' v ._ ---r-\u25a0.;r -\u25a0.; -./ ';
\u25a0 At a meeting, of the Jockey club: stewards to
day the IWvnse of J.s It. ' McAtlams, a trainer,
was roTokcd. . Summary: •'' ; ' .
-. Fij«t race, fix ~fnrlong(*-»-Planier,'r even, v won;
iTabcl; 7 to 2, Mt-onJ; Ayame;- 6 to 1;~ third.
Time. 1:14. -: : \u25a0-' - - . -
'Second race, handicap, one mile and 20 yards —
Apache. Cto 1. won: Shannon.^G' to I,' second;
Iluek.'O to ft. tbinLv Time. 1:411-5.
' . Third * race, six , » urlonps— Trance.' - even. • won ;
' Boral <J"Syx. IS to ."i.iwcond^.Ueyal Captive, 1 4 to
i lMlilrd.: Time, 1:12 2-5.:-r \u25a0:.:;*;' \ .-....-.
I • Fourth race,. one. and. aisixtecnth^niiles-^rßlack
Mate. 12 to' l.~ won: HinjerKtititlon,-, 30 to'l.sec
ond: Nimbus. 3.td "..third. Time. 1:40 l-.V :r
Fifth ' race, > 2 yi-ariolds/jflve.-and^ Behalf.'-fur
lonpfc—Hectajron,' 7 -to '10, .won; t ßourbon :Bcau, : .
12 to I, KOeond;' Ability, «7 ..t0^1.* third.t ? Time,'
1:06 4-5.-; '- : .\u25a0 -"\u25a0. : •\u25a0.;.-;-.;: :-\u25a0:>\u25a0
Six tli raot\ . one and" a ''sixteenth . miles-;— Bad
X«wj<, X;lo .*. won;"Ai*»li'cizc, 3 to* l.^stcond;
ISaubury, 3 to 1, third. Time, 'l:47 C-3. -; : j
SAN -FRAXeiSCO CALL, -TUESDAY; AUGUST. 2, 1910,
pott's the sale of a 45 horseppwer.com
• ' "' bination .' funeral"
car to a. local com
pany. . '.- " ; . .
, D. ; E." • Hoy of
wihnipep.v British"
province, Canada^ purchased a 35 hors£-"
power Rambler ; .ronabo"ut. and ' is
.to flrive. ' It Hajug. • a distance from' this
;.cit>- ; of -ajjoiit- •'3^o.o miles. "The spare=
vWha.el^ feature," 1 ' -'says Hoy, , "shbiild ap
peaf-to any on/» who- is contemplating:: a,
vtripVth rough, a-n^w. cotmtry. 1 ' •-.'. • .- :
:.: Ed\s : jn Groll tb.ok.- deli very, this week
;of a- seven pAssenger, 43. horsepower
;Ham4j|er, = ..wliiph;iie . is . going"- to drive
.in the "renting- seryftee ,hete in" the city.
IXeiv Otvnerti-of!
. Ilambl'er tarn
A/-. communication" has reached- .the
Regal motor car" com pan y in Detroit
— -•'•-. - _ 1?' JL.^from Minneapolis.
containing a, wholly
delightful piece of
news • for tti e Rega I
company, owners of
.ue^aicai's ana their friends^ The word
.was .from Arthur -La Roche,, driver of
the Regal car, entered in the, reliability
contest ;kno;wn. as the tittle Glidden
tour, that pulled 'our of *St. Paul for
Sioux Falls. S.D., on July 22.-
La. Roche said -that the Regal "30"
was the : only car in its class to com
plete .the run -•with" a" perfectly clean
score. "Throughout it all," he wrote,
"the' Regal crew did not rind it-neces
sary at any time to so n^uch as break
the seals. on tho toolbapr. .
• Previous telegrams, received from La
Roolie during the run would indicate
that "it "-was. unusually -severe. . Ijt-s
Uength was about B^o miles, and'on ac
count of a great <Jrought' that has p"re
.vailed in thaf section of. the country,
• the roads were frightfully dusty ami,
from continuous travel, great ruts had
'.been worn iri tliem. ' .
I l,lt<le (illdcleh)
, At' the annual .meeting of stock hold
ers, held recently at" the factory offic&s
-* '• of the .Chalmers
rrtotor • company, * a
cash dividend of
30 per cent and, a
stock dividend of
1, 000 per .cent .on the capital stock of
the company were declared.
•=The. 1,000 per- cent stock dividend
means the .increasing .of the capital
stock of the company ' from $3OO}OOO to
$3,000,000; This does not mean the is
sulrig'of new stock -for sale, as-the en
tjresfook dividend was divided pro rata
among ajl "the! stock holders, the .par
value, of the shares being raised from
?10..t0 $100. each.
I Dividend. Paid I
I Clm liners Folk I
\u2666 ___.. * • • \u25a0
• ATLAXTIC; OCEAX TRAVEL
' \u25a0 Plymouth — -(."herlioursr — Southampton
'. '•\u25a0• I"b il.'ul/'lplila— QiioeiiHt unn — I,i vori>nol
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT UNE
/ \u25a0 •*"• Xew. Vork — London Direct
HOLLANP^MEfiiCSIIHE
. Xerr Yock — Rotterdam, via Boutogne'
RW STAR LINE
" :• A'evv. York— -Dover— Antwerp \u25a0
.WHITE STAR LINE
• X.Y—QueensfovTn-Hol^lieod-Llvcrpool-
. iV.Y.-Plymoiith-CherbourK-Southamptoii-
•' .Host on — Qurrnxtonn — Liverpool
X. '\u25a0 Y. and Bositon to 'the Mediterranean
• '.-Via Azores and' Gibraltar \u25a0\u25a0'
-Jloirianio. .. ,AuR. i ClCretlc..: . V. .Sept. 21
Canopip .•.'. Sept." 14| Romanic. . . "..Oct. 1
WHITE STAR— DOMINION
. /Canadian Service Mail Steamem
..Montreal — Quebec— Liverpool -
! Weekly SaiHnRA.O- The *Scenic Route to
'. ' ' \u25a0 . "\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0-"\u25a0 Europe"".; \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 •: : ,
NEW S; S. LAUREXTIC & MEGANTIC
Largest and Most "Modern Steamers on the St.
Latvronee; ' . ', : ..-..\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' :- ' ~£
G. K. KOEPPiIL, Passenger Agent . Pacific Coast
319 Geary Street opposltp St. Francis
Hotel. San- Francisco." ....
LONDON BB \u25a0\u25a0! - TfTFCIIAVG
BREMEN 'IHVB Sll . 10 A. M.
. Express Sailing*. / t
Kals.Wm. a. Gr^Au. . OjCecllle .;..;... Aug. 23
G.Wasb'tn (uew)Au. lC.'Kronprliiz Win. iAug 30
LONDON , ff* ':\u25a0 : '* ' : '^ \u25a0-•"_,„ ' ' " \u25a0 '
paris &£&vm&n Thursdays
BREMEN jfeSj yM m B jjj j^g II 10 A. M.
.Twin-Screw Sailings. •
Barbarossn '.';. . .Aug. ll|Gr. Kurfuerg. - . .Sept 1
Bremen, . .... .\Aur. •23|P. i . Friedrlch Wm.Sept." 8
GIBRALTAR \u25a0: |^ | CfltllDllfl VC
NAPLES I Efl¥fl AiIJKU AYS
GENOA faßy^ll UA.U,|
P. Ireue ... Aug. isJßcrlln! (new) . .Aug. 27
X. : Lulse .... ' Aug. ~OjK.' Albert Sept." 10
'. ITlrrle«ii and HnbmnrlaA Rlirnnla.
' Independent Hound. the. World Tour*.
\u25a0 ' Travelers ' Checks Good 'All Over the World. -
OELRICHS & CO^ Gen*J Agte., 5 Broadway. N. Y.
!l! l Robert Capelle, -G. A^ . P." C.V 250 Powell st
opposite St. v Francis ' Hotel,". San • Francisco. • Tele- ;
pUone— Kearay 4794.;-V . ii :. '\u25a0:',-. \u25a0.-:\u25a0\u25a0
FRENCH LINE 4
;:<^CIB.j,GLE.jraA^ATLA>^iQUE: : 'rt^M
DIRECT^ UNESTO :BAVRE»-PARisb|
Sailings' Ev?ry^ Thursday 'and Saturday. i »
.La>l>brralne.'.July 21 Hretagne V. ; ;Aug ii ; I
•La I Savoie.V.'.^luly 28 La \ Provence : Aug. 18 : ' H
Tonralner/. *:Ang:*4 Espagne J.-.T'Aug. 25; C
Extra^ Salliiigs^arrylng'one classV(ll) cabin "'\u25a0;»
' ; v passengers. ' •' -.. ||
; Fiorfd C e°. \u25a0"-"'\u25a0 ' ' ' ' V "' ' " -' •' ' ' '••\u25a0• : : : Jul^ i z ' S
FUGAZI BROTHERS,- S
".'l'aclflo -Coast. Managers, ' : S
:' \u25a0/.C'-fY-Ut i Montgomery : ; st. \u25a0 \u25a0 ' ' m
ft'-'^r'' ; : CHl>iiir Office Market ;«t. ; \u25a0-"-.:..*; fl
. ' Canadian % Pacific '£ Empress Mine or ,- Steamers'
sailing ixxesklyjlu'tncen^ Montreal; and » Liverpool.*,
Wireless on ; all * steamers." * Ask any : ticket 'agent t
or • write E. E. \u25a0 PEHN,' jU. C Ai.U'ulace -'Uotcl * San
Fraucisco. s^^^^^B^^«J- -;\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 * • -
BURNS IS FAVORED
TO DEFEAT HOGAN
Sensational Knockout Fighter Is
on Short End for First Time
During His Career
Owing to the lack of big professional
contests, the tight fans are' warming up j
to the coming fight between ''One
Round. Hogan, 'the crack ligTitweight j
and Frarikie Burns, the. Oakland cham
pion, as if 'the .battle was _a 'champion- j
shipaffair. ' It is one of 'the best cards
which' the followers of the four round '
game have-been offered, ahd if promis.es
to- be. a rdyal.' battle when. -•"the boys
meet In- Dreamland pavilion next Fri
day, night before the Centennial club..-j
BptK Hogan and Burns are in active!
training. The former . is down at Mil- '
let'sj headquarters |at Colma, working,
like;! a beaver and : he, is sanguine that
he will -be returned- a winner" He is
being assisted by; Frank 1 Kruse, the.-
clever Pittsburg welterweight, who
boxes* on the same- evening. ' Kruse- is"
matched to box :' George Andrews four,
.rounds.. . ' '. . • \ -.
Hogan's manager Walter Franey.
holds- an offer from Tommy Walsh" of
the. New Orleans club, for. the slugger
to' go to the Bouthern city iand box
Broa»oi> there, in th« event iie ia a.
winner. over Burns. ••: ;
• Burns", is oVerat White's place, Oak
land, getting into shape. He is down'
to the lightweight limit now and ready
to" step into the 'ring. " \u25a0 •' >.
: From all indications Burns will'
continue to" be a favorite over Hogan.
Connnisisohef Tom. Corhett has bad'
sonic" Burns money to. offer; at- 10 to' 9,
but' yestort]ay tlie Oakland man ruled a;
stronger • favorite, and the betting!
dropped to 10 to' 8 'with* Burns the
choice. ' From all indications the com
ing, bout, -will be one of the best be.tting"
.shoi-taistance. fights' that has been r held:
in- tills cit,y. The c refe'ree has 'not been
selected 'yet.. .'.•.\u25a0 ,_-•';-\u25a0 -. /
;|V' / ; Amedcari League r U
\u25a0• \u0084V l/\ "\u25a0\u25a0': :\u25a0\u25a0':\u25a0 ' '.'-— r—- -»-' !
DETROIT. jAujr. , r.-r-Mullen wa3' wild and was;
poorly sup'porjed today, -and- Boston' took the first'
game hf the series, o 'to 1. . The- home team- pot
aH'.rrs hits -ln-the sixth innlns. 'when it filled!
th<i basos, . -with ' Jio r one "out. \u25a0 Karger steadied. I
down and -retir-ed' the fride. with "biit 'one Tun.
S.core: .' \u25a0\u25a0 ::'\u25a0.'\u25a0 . .'. RJ ',H. • E.V
Boston "... .1 .-.'. '.'.'. ... .' . ... ... . , . .'..,. « 10 ' *j
Detroit .......::-.j.-::.....:.v ...=.l '4 5;
Batteries— M^ullen -and Stallage;. Karger and-
Carrigan/ ' _ ""''-'.'„-\u25a0''.:''• o \u25a0
CHICAGO. -Anp.'l-— The* White 'Sox knocked'
Cnombti' off the slab In .two-i nnings today, .win-
nlne : the opener from the Athletics. 6 to 1.
White., for -the locals, pitched a steady game all
the way. giving seven hits. Score: °R. "H. E.
Chicago- ..1,..:..". ..•.......'.....•...• (j 9. 0
Philadelphia ..........;... 1 \u25a0 7.2
Battfries^-White and Sullivan; Coombs, Dy
gert.'Atkln's'and Lapp, Thom«s._ .*
CLEVELAND. Aug. I.— New "York opened its.
second series Jiere by defeating Cleveland,: 4 to '2.'-
New York figuratively Vfitole 1 the game.- as its'
stolen -bases counted j in • the scoring.' of all its."
ruus. • Austin's : field and base running and Tur
ner's work at short were features. Score: 1
"R. H. E.-
Cleveland : .• 2 - S• > l
New York. t. ................ \u0084;. 4 .10 0
Batteries — Ko*-stner. W.. Mitchell and Estertey;
F/>rd and'F. Mitchell. " -
. ST. 'T.OUrs..Aug. I.— v St.. Louis won the" first"
game of- the. series from Washington '\u25a0 today.
Rube Waddell pitched for the locals for the. first,
tlme. in a month, during which he has.b een un
der" suspension. .After doing fairly good work
he. was" displaced- by- Lake in th.c ninth innlnir.
Score: . - . 'R. H. E.:
St. I^>hlp. '....,. t . 5 50
Waslilngton .......\u25a0.'.........."....\u25a0.. 4 9. .5
Batteries -r- Waddell. .. Lake and Stephens;
Waljcer, Reisling and Street. \u25a0 ;, • '
_. PACIFIC OCEAN- TRA VEL
'^<t#-" JS*^ Steamers leave from Broad--'
/^V^-^ON. - way Wharves (Piers 9
\u25a0'/kK^2^A and 11). '. : -..
/4/v^^s& \*n Low -rates. Including berth
I I Vb3Kjl .r ' and meals. . •'•- .
I \ Yrifilo\; I Special Round Trip Rates,
\Vk\ LOS ANGELES
y^fS^/ SAN DIEGO \;:,\ '\u25a0
• " 7*-*-*^ " •SANTA' BARBARA '•
President or - Governor Alternate Mondays, 4 p. m.
•Santa Rosa'.. -.1...!.... Every Thn'rsday, 11 a. m."
\u2666Only steamer "calling ' at . Santa ' Barbara.
. SEATTLE .(DIRECT); TOWKSEXD •'
TACOMA, VICTORIA", VANCOUVER •
Connecting ' at; Seattle for SoHtheastern - Alaska,!
Skagway.'Dawßon, Fairbanks and all points on
the Yukon,. '. . ; ! -.
President or Governor Alternate Saturdays, 2 p.m. "
City of Puebla,Uma'tllla..or Queen:. ..'.:'... \.'.'
.................... Alternate Tuesdays, 2 p.m.
$37.50 Seattle- ".and return, Inc. berth and meals.
EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY) ..
State of Calr;Aug. b .5|>10,:i5; 20.;25; 30/3 p. m.
GUAYMAS, aiAZATLAJV,:LA PAZ .'
EXSENADA; SAX JOSE DEL CABO
Curacao .'..-.... ..... ..^'...OSun.j' Aug. 7," 12. m..,
Nome-St. MichaeirtJmatma. Aug. 24. 4 p.m.-
. ': VLEAVE SEATTLE' -. -'-.
ALASKA CRtISES, 1010 . ;
Spokane'(last trip "'.this season) .; Aug. 9, 10 p. M.i:
NO3IE— ST. MICHAEL , f
5enat0r. .... . . . . '.: . . . •'• • .'• . . "- /.Aug. 18, Sept. 9
'.Eight' reserved to change "this schedule.^ \u25a0"•
TICKET ; OFFICES— PaIace Hotel, 653 Market
Bt., 16 Market St.; and Broadway wharf: '
'-^Telephone Kearny 492: . .' '
OAKLAND— II2O Broadway. 'Tel. Oakland 5650.
C. D.DUNANN, General Passenger Agent. '.
$B&. AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN
gm| STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Tehuantipec Route
- r*ast Freight Service .
•NEW YORK TO PACIFIC COAST
PORTS AND HAWAIIAN V ISLANDS.
salllng;'from:New, York every. sLv days,
making direct- connection -with' Pacific
steamers \.t rom - J Sallnai'Cruz;
Hex ' every' six days for San Francisco.
COAST /PORTS TO NEW,
YORK -.Also Uo Mexican^ and all - prin-,
clpal European i ports , • under
rate and through.. bills of. lading. -Sail-
Ings from: San -Francisco "every, l2, days.
- For rates • and ' further particulars . ap- -
ply to ? DEARBORN •& rLAPHAM. :, Gen-
eral Agents, t; 8 vßrldge street, JNew
York. WILLIAMS,: rDIMOND'& CO.. 1
General; Agents,. Pacific Coast. \u0084'-\u25a0 ,
\u25a0 310 - Sansomer St.:? San^Fganclsco.. . .
TOTOKISIH KAISHA
ORIEXTAL' STEAMSHIP COMPANY ,-
S. S. "Tenyo Maru"... V2.Tuesday, s An»^ 16, 1910
B. 6. "Nippon Maru" . .V. -Tuesday, ; Sept. •8, 1910
B. S. \u25a0 '•Chiyo Maru" .*. r.% .^Tuesday, -, Oct.l 4, 1 1910
. Steamers i sail I from I company's | piers,* Nos. 4 42,
44, ' near , foot •of Second st. , . a t . 1 p. m.'; l or \u25a0. Yoko-
i bama | and.Hongkong," calling at .Honolulu, Kobe
and and? Shanghai,"? and- con-
i nectlDg at Hongkong iwlth^ steamers; for. Manila.'
: India- etc.'w No cargo received on board on day of
Balling. '"i ßound \ trip, tickets at . reduced rates. ?\u25a0- •
,-;\u25a0 For s freight - -. passage j apply < at- office,-, 240
James Flood building ; : -JW.^S: ; AVEUT, .
•..y .- -: . /-Assistant ;Generai;:Manager..'-
•\u25a0 mr "a-b fAlJfl II - The ' new,'- fa3t : and ' ele-
S Bllilnl II II \u25a0 pantly, fitted \ '
&|f IMl|| ||LU S.S. WiLKEL^iINA
\u25a0Hi j|Sl|L" 13,250 /tons displnre-
I \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0IlV^' \u25a0" f iment. c " sails ntiioon' Aug.'
||U^ „ ,;;.• 1910, for Honolulu and
\u25a0 '. .'• 7 :i"s. rs-i-ijßL;irvE-:'-Vr s-i-ijRL;irvE-:'-V :,: -
" -i ".-'; •-;\u25a0•.*\u25a0' -l.'t.oou Tons ' Displacement, ~~ ; : '"-; . -
Sail?, no<iri^Aug.-524,?1»10,v. for jHouolulrij and Ka-*
hulul.j; Bound i trip 5 to } Honolulu I $110" first ; class.'
;.Mu<»onj>*avlgation'iCo.y>26H; Market? St.*
.TAHITI "AND^IVEAV-ZEAL'AIVD-^S/S.;
\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0" • ' vMarlposa'sallsill'a.lmrJAugust 6.''T?g^'^
round UripJsl23; 4 first .class. :~',
liniini 111 IlSlS.isJiSler'raKlO.OOOltocsfdis?
\ lIUnULULU /; placement) Tsallß : ll ; a.m.tAug.'j
1 20/j 191O.^Spe<;lal \ round yrip ; $110,**. first \u25a0 class.-j
iOCBAXIC LINE* 073 "jlktJTltel^ Kearny] li3l:*i
LONG CARRIES OFF
MATCH WITH EASE
Clever San Franciscan Beats
' •\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 -. \u25a0t : -»-/ - ' ! ;; " '\u25a0' \u25a0• \u25a0 -XT. \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0;.
His Opponent in First Round <
of Clay Tourney
OMAHA, "Neb:, 'Aug. I.— Play, began
j today °in- the first annual national, clay
court .'-" tennis ; - tournament "on ; the
grounds of the. Omahalield club.;
"More than ibo f ' f prominent players
participated,; arnoung them Melville' H.
' Longof San. Francisco,- who played last
Tyear" in the championship matches at |
Syndey, Australia,; and who. easily' won
j his' match. 'today- with- Funkhouser. of
Lincoln/ . ">-':.'": - r ;.'.^'''--:' y \u25a0. ' : - ,
• W. W. Hall of Brooklyn, N.Y., de
feated R. H: Bosh of Stuart, Ia. ! ; Drum
mond Jones ;of -St. Ij'ouis beat F. G. An
j derson of -Reading,; Pa t *,. who ; is a for- [
I mer champioiiVof New Jersey:: ' j
I': in all 71 "matches". were played, there !
J being 10: defaults'.,; v. ' ' . j
The preliminary: matches and the.
first round of singles were .finished -to- {
day. In the" first round Long 9f San
Francisco' beat -Funkhouser of Lincoln,
. 6—l, 6—l;- \u25a0;"\u25a0\u25a0.. \u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 ' '. " '
AMATEUR BASEBALL
-*.-_ _ : , ; : -+\u25a0
Tlip' results' of- the gainw played. by the inde
pendent • baseball clubs ou . Sunday . w ere as fol
lows: \u25a0; . \u25a0
I'etalunia o. Stsrincs 3. I'lnyetl at Petalum.a.
' Sun Muteo 3, tilyjuplc* U. I'layed at. San
Mateo. ... . >»t
Larkspur <5. Moss . Ueach -. I'layed at South
ban Francisco. - . \u25a0 \u25a0 -. \u25a0 \u25a0• "
San -ijisi'lhiy 11, . Uautmrf-Mattern 10.. I'layert
at San- Ani=clino. . • \u0084.'" : •
I Fort Baker 11. Butchers' ExchahgeS. Played
at'Furt Baker."- \u25a0 . • ' .
.Monarchs 4, Bay View 3. • ,Played_ at o South'
San Francisco. • ,'\u25a0\u25a0'
"Anne 10, \u25a0•Behwliots S.- Playedat Larkspur.
Bpulolu VJ. -Buffalo club 0. Played 'at Benkia.
Seiiiiui)les'2,-Ahuueda Owls- 0. Played at High-,
land park. . . \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0"\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 " . • °
\u25a0'• Baus-HuHers I', Kentfield 0. Played at Kent
field.-. -• \u25a0 ' •
Aewnian' 3, Modesto 0. .Pliiyed'at Modesto.
• San" Rafael Juniws t>, • Lillys 0.'.- Played at
San IJat'aPl. .-':.• . '
Hayward 8, Redwood City "5. Played at Red
wood-City. ." • ' . .. - • - •
Hfiiifv Ryes -JO,- Mill- Valley (J:. : Played- • at
Mill Valley. . " ... • • •. •• •
\u25a0-. I'eerlfss 3: Sau" Kafael 3.. . Played at "San
Rafael. •• • • • ' .
.ilutuls 10, -Juveniles 5. : I'layed At Sap An
pelmo. • ' •••\u25a0\u25a0:.\u25a0 •
\u25a0 CfS hies 1.4,.: General Lawto^s' S: . Played -at
Lobos square." ", • ' \u25a0."\u25a0». \u25a0 '" • \u25a0•' •*\u25a0 \u25a0 '
\u25a0•\u25a0Ra.apiirers 9, Bay Shore Greens" 7.- Played at
Corljln- park. • " ' " ' • \u25a0 .\u25a0 ' \u25a0 \u25a0- ' • .
' liny View -7. Redwood City. : atbekic - Club- 2.
Played at South. San .- Francisco." \u25a0 . .6.?..-:-.. 6 .?..-:-.
Gas Workers- 3,"V. .M. I. 0." Played at Powell
anil Lombard.. play grounds'. '.- *• :-• %." " : j
Eruses 18, Rincon . Hill 3. . .Played jat Golden
Gate park../-. . " " . . • .' •-'•-'
Oakland Royals IP, Taylors 3. Played at Oak
land. '.-. - - : .-..\u25a0". ."."..•- . ' '. • . " ;.."l
Clauiona 5, "Newark 1. .Played ht Newark. I
•.Mt-rowl 9. Stnriebakers- 7. Played at Merced.'
• Mishes 8, Fort Milej- Q." -Prayea at Foft
•\u25a0\u25a0• - . ' ' \u25a0/. -. . '
' Antiocb 1, Carroll &;.TiltOH3 0. -. Played, at,
Antioch. -\u25a0.'\u25a0' : .
'Berkeley Students 6.. .Oakland "Miiifits 5.
Played at Berkeley. •• • " • . !
Crockett S.pinole 3. Playjpd at Crockett.
Sperrys • 6, , Western clut 3.. Playeil at Pres
sldio'athletic, grounds. .* '•. • ."
• * .- .••**'. .- \u25a0 . -•• \u25a0
The Larkspur nine defeated the Moss. Besrrh
club Sunday in a paine .in which • Ross, pltcber
for the victors, liplj tbe Moss Beach "boys to a
single hit. • The victors touched up Ruther freely
and annexed six- runs.', ' Score:. \u25a0 R. ' ft.. E.
Lorlwpur \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.'..' ........:.. .0 13 -0
Moss -Beach ..:... .'."., 2 1 • 1
- In a fast and exeitins came ' thvp I>*pge. &
Haskins Peerless Coffee . baseball team defeated
Han'Rafacl by-.a score of '3 to 3. : San RafwJ
had* HoUis. formerly of . the' Saorameuto .'Coast
league, pltchlo?. DriscoJl pitched Kilt else ball
."«• the coffee boys and held. Sp'n Rafijel t*o seven
hits.- Cunninghatn in. left 'for \u25a0the.- coffee b<)ys
had seven hard chanoes without an error. Score:
.. .' R. H. . E.
Peerless Cot Tee .*. ...:... ....",....•. f. 7 .3
San -Rafael .'............." ....3' 1 .'\u25a0 Z
: Batteries— 'Peerless Coffee. t)riseoll And 'Drews;
S«in Rafael."' Hollls and Sfib't. -.
' RAILWAY TRAVEI, -.':-,'•-.'
Schedufe Effective
p^x] \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•• . June 12; 1910 '
V^i/L/ UNION FERRY DEPOT
'^x£is^' . \u25a0 San. Francisco •
Leave. : . Via SAtISALITO. . \rrire.
t'6:43a Petalu.ma. Santa' Rosa,. \u2666Hcnlda-l .
burg, 'CloTerdale.' GuenieTilla,! .'
Monte Rio, .Duncan Mills,
. . ."" Cazadert> ...... V ............. t9:o.">p
' 7:15 a Sonoma. Glen .\u25a0 Kllc'n r. 6:05p
7:45 a Petalutna; Santa Rosa, lle«ldsi- '
v 1 *urg.. \u25a0 Clovfrdale, Ukiah. * .
• ! Willits, -Sher'n'oort; .......... 7:35p
8:1,5 a Pt. Reyes; ; Camp Meejiec, Cazu- •
i - -dero .......................... j .; 7:33p
S:4sa Potalunia. -Santa "Hoii, Snc:rnc-[ .
. ville.. Monte Rio, Duno'iuj
" . '. ; Mills ' (leaves' .. from ".. Ca?a-j \u25a0
dero)* .....:...........•. -7:0."5p
iD:l">a Sonoma, : Glen' Ellen: ..„.\u25a0.;....'..' ,sS::{3p'
t9 : ir>a P.t. Reyes .:.....!...:........•.. -. -Js :o."ip
lfi:4na Petaluma, Santa R05a".'. . . . . ;. .1 . 4:35p
It. Rejes, Camp Meeker, Caza- ' -
j • . der0. . ............:.: t ......... **i.i :ooa
; 3:lop Petwlnma. Santa- Rosa, Health- -." *
\u25a0 burg. Cloverdale,- IJMah.'Uner- \u25a0 '\u25a0
• ] nevllle, Monto Rio.-- Duncan
• '- Mills, -Sebastopol..-; (to: Caza- ' •)
'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 "-dero. Saturday .and' Sunday)., ill :Oria
t3aop Pt. Reyes. .•....'. ...... . ...... . . <# $s:o."jv
4:4."p Sonoma. . Glen. Kllen. ..'......„... -"\u25a0\u25a0 O:Ti,"ia
5:lop Petaluma, -Santa Rosa.. ; ..V. ... 8:00 a'
5:45p Pt., Keyes (leaves -7:15' p. m.
; \u25a0"• " f\u25a0 ; Sundays; . . .-...."". . . . ;.:.... 8:05 a
ELECTHIC SUBURBAN VIA SAUSAUTO .
Sausalito, :. Kill .Valley, ' San .> Kafael — Daily"
every. 30 ' minutes from 6:45 , a", m. ." nnfil 0:45
a.' ra.;' hourly until 2:45 p. m.., then 3:15 p. m.
and every. 30 minutes until 7;45 p. m., then 0:00.
10:35 'p. " m. and 12:01 a. m.- ; (On Sundays, lv
addition— Every 30: minutes from 0:45 a. m. to
3:15 \>. ni., -excepting 2:15 p. m.) *. . \u25a0
Fairfax— Leaves to:^."i-. 7:15. 7:45. S:l5. 5:45.-
8:15,-0:45. $10:15,. 10; 45, tll:15. 11:45 a. m.;
t12:15. 12:45.i t1:i5.'. 1:45. 2:45.'. 3:15. :3:45,-4:15.
4:45.'. 5:15, .,i Ti:45. 0:15. <J:45, t7:16. 7:45, 9:OQ,
iJ10;35 p., m... $12:01 ar m. \u25a0.\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
: San' ftuentin'.via San Hafael — 5:45 arm., "1:45
P.-m.". ;\u25a0 "'\u25a0- \u25a0"' '^' '-, '\u25a0- \u25a0'\u25a0''\u25a0""\u25a0 ' \u25a0 : '"- :
: • Tiburon and Belvedere — Week days, 7:30, 9:CO,
110:45 a.-m. (512:45 p.. m. Saturdays only). 3:SO.
5:30 p. tn.V Snndays— 7:3o. 9:00. 11:00 a. in. ;
•12:30, 3:30, 5:30 p. m.. : and;fl2:ol a. m.-V
-^•Sundays arrive' 7:*)5 p. .m.": "Monday; only.
tExcept Sunday. \u25a0" JSunday only. ". TSaturday only.
SfSatnrdayand Sunday. only.:-; JVia Sausalito. \ \u25a0:
\u25a0 t Pacific .Transferf agents' are .author-"
ized to I check ; baggage direct ' from residence. . \u25a0..
MUIR WOODS
Bgg§MT. TAMALPAIS
VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
' r-'^KSr-' \u25a0 FOOT 0F M *"KET STREET .C;
* \u25a0\u25a0As'^*»' : '. \u25a0'*\u25a0"'• Bouwl Trip f rani San Fransisce, $1.80
-y lt.Sm friKlsci j "^ Li. H»lr Waids ; •''\u25a0Li. Ttaialpals-
Weekday) Sn»d»y Weekday Sunday Weeitdiyj San Jay
9:45» ."1 8:16* t7:2oa 11:00 a .r7:2oa 110:10 a I
1:45p -9:15 a - l:40p 11:45 a 1:40p 11:15*
* 4:45p \u25a0 9:45* ©2:40p 12:50? V 4:14p 12:40p
:..%.. 10:45 a 4:20p 2:40p a 9:50p 2:32p
:\u25a0;.-.:.'. 11:45* ..v..-. 3:50p :,.vv.:. 3:45p I
...;'.: '- 1:4 5 p.:.\u25a0;.. 5:20p ;.:... 5:1 Op
..'.... :2:45p \u25a0"\u25a0:.:-... 6:40p ;...'.:. ; 6:40p
...-'..'; »4:isp ©ToMt. .Tamalp aisonly; ;;.'....
•To Muir Sat. only.;, f Mon. only." a Sat. only. H Muir only.
•""': >•-_•< Ticket ; Offices^-Sauealito Ferrj-andS74 Market . -i
• / General Office^Mill Valley; California*- /'./,;
"Tiwn \u25a0( TamalyaJs" ni "JJsir lia" an tivars ecn bromti
OCEAN :•; SHORE ; HAU/iVAY
Depot , 12th ; and Mission— F.- S." Stra ttbn. Receiver
\u25a0'"Leave San. Francisco. '"\|| ,' s :Leave .-Arlota/- 7 - 1
A:M. 8:00; 0:30"«tl0:30UA.M. 3:25.: 0:40.-11:20
P.M. 3:00. \u25a05:40. i S5:4O||P.M. 3:25. ' t4:10 : »
I jß *Leave Tunltas Glen :•. A.Mr, , §6:13. ; P.M.',: 3:00;
I All j trains 1 <laily !i eicept ) f Sunday s :\u25a0. only; > J Mon-
! days only .'4' $ Tunltas 'Glen ' Saturdays i only ,\ 'Stage
for. Saiu"Gregorio?and?Pescadero; ' •
\u25a0 hi \ V AXfl IWTEKCRBJJfj RoiITE|^
Mare IslandiSivy YBrdTVaTleJo, NnwiT^.Hclena
1 m Boats leave 7K>O; 9:45 a. m , 1 2:30. 1 3:20.
i \u25a0 6:00. 8^0 p. nut Meals a la Carte.-**^ ~*^. •\u25a0-\u25a0>.
m Dock and office. North 1 End ! Ferry \u25a0 Balldln^. I
PUonci: Kctrny 40S; Home C 470 G.
>'"'~*-'!~ '" """'"" '"'"'„" — — -"- — - -".-•"*•' -• \u2666
j iDori'tiWorry ;: ItS Doesn't Pay" i
USE CALK; WANT ADS
i T-^.'";--^'*LH'-Vrf*.l : *ia.:':.*? i;^'-"^-^". :**":*-:\u25a0 - ."\u25a0."\u25a0.*:-'• ..-.'\u25a0'\u25a0-- \u25a0. • --\u25a0•>\u25a0". . " *'
I Northwestern League
: it'EATTLK, Aug. 1. — Spokane .won bands down
from, Seattle today by a score of 7 to 2. \u25a0 Cart
wright' accepted nine chances without an error
at "• "second and led both teams in battias.
.Score: . R. H. E.
Seattle '. 2 4 2
Spokane V.V. ..".';.'. 7 9 1
; Batteries — Butler. .Jess and Henienway; Bon
ner, Clatlln : and Shea. .
-"*\u25a0• • VANCOUVER, rB.-C. Aug. I.— Bert Hall was.
Invincible In the pinches' today, while tho'Ta-
Cotnaites made their hits- count for run* and
won, « to 2: Score: . R. ,H.. E.
VaucoHTer j2f *« " 1
Tacoma ."......."............' t> « ':> 4
Batteries— Jllller and Lewis ; Hall and. Blank -
enship. ' .". ;V "\u25a0\u25a0 I -."\u25a0
" . /; . Why not .some Monterey Bay
. Resort? : - "-* \u25a0 * ' ,
"- I •' -\u0084'\u25a0-• -\u25a0\u25a0'- ': ", .''-'.':•\u25a0"- -\u25a0' •.'\u25a0 i '\u25a0"' ", "• '*""-.' '. '\u25a0• '; \u25a0
•". v TICKET OFFICES! v : ,: •'
\u0084 ' Flood Ruildlacr, Market Street Ferry Depot
A 1? THE PHILIPPINES AS I SAW THEM
v. * By General' JAMES F. .SMITH. Ex-Governor of the Plilllpplnes.
CALIFORNIA'S BLACK GOLD, the romance of the oil wells
\^ SUBSET \
•' For* August Now. on. Sale" at All News Stands, 15 Cents
. •" ; STRAINS LEAVE AHD ARE DU£TO ARRIVE FROM JULY 3, 1910
VIA OAKLAND PIER =
Leave (Foot of Market Street) . ArriT» •
', 2.15 a Nile?. \u25a0 Tracv. ' ljxtUrop, -Btockto3«.
'• \u25a0 : Lodi, Gait, Hk Grove, jjacraattnto. . lO^Ssp
6.40 a Hsywa-J. \iles, Sdi» Jow.....= ...V... i 7j3Ba.
7.00 a Richmond. Port Costa. Benieij, Suisuc; '^"',\\
\u25a0 Dixon, Sacramento, Rosevflie, Marys-
'. ' vills, Reddin*. Dun sm'jir....j.. *.-...> -758p
7.00 a Hmira, Vacaviile, Ruinscy..-.':.. •.:... 7.28p
7.00 a Davis. Woodland. (Marj-s\ille. Ceo- \u25a0'. : -
• vflle). -Waiiarris, Maxwell, Wfllovre.
" Ham'dton, Cornin i. Red BlufF. ..-....' 7.28p
7.40 a Valleja, NapA, Calßtoga. Santa Ross,^
• . • Martinez, Saa R»mon. DverßjM*.». !6.08p
7.40 a Niles. Pleasanton, Livermore,. Trscy,' '
-. ' Lathfop.^tocktoa : . Lv, .'..;"... . . ; 7^Bp •
7.40 a Tracy. Los Binoa. Kerraani- Fresno, .4.2Ep
• B.ooa Newark, 3an Jose. Los Gatos. Wtfght. ' ..<
. • Eelton (Boulder Creek), Santa Ctui.... 6.48J-
820i Port Costa, Martmea, Byron,- Tracy. .
Stockton, Merced, Fresno,- Goshea ' ,
Junction (Hanford. Armona), Visalia. . :
• " -Porterviile, Bakersfidd;. ; .:.V.V. : .-. ;.'.\u25a0• 4.4Ep
8.20 a Yosemito Valley via MercedV; .".::... -' 4.48p
, o.ooa Nfles, Livermore, Stockton ,(»Miftojl), .
-Valley Spring, lone, Sacramento..".*. .- 4.2 Sip,
9.00 a Sonora. Tuolumne and Angels. . . .-, .". . 4.28p
- 9,ooa; Atlantic Express-j-Sacramento,' True-: '
.kee, Ogden,"(Lake Tahoe), ! Sait:Laka •;:
" City, Denver, Kansas City, Omaha;* •
; Chicag0 ..... . .-. . . . ... /.;. '. .'. . ..: > . ... 8.28p
9.40 a Richmond. Port- Costa,. MartJaez,
Bay Point. : , .v. . .*. . :\u25a0:\u25a0:. . : - ' 6.48p
- 1050 a VaUejo Mare Hand. Napa. .-.;. \u0084 : . . •- 1 1
1020 ft Los Angdea Pasaenger^PoVt Costa, ,'j- /
• 'Martinez. Byron, Tracy, '-Stock-toa-. •'• ' ./
MeVced. Fresno, (Hanford, Goalinga, < >-/* .
V'isalia,) Bakersfield, Los-Ansrfts.wv.' 7.4Bp
10.40a 'San\ Francisco Overland • Limited^-' •'
Denver, . Kansas 'City, • St» Louis, ". . "
\u25a0 Qanaha, Chicago..^. ;.-.•••. ..."\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0,.'.'. .' 8.28p
v .11. 20a. Shasta « Limitsd— Portland, •' Tacoaia. "
"• -" 5eatt1e....... V.".. : . :,.\u25a0.-. .9.18p
1 2.00n Goldnetd Pass.— Port Costa;.; Benicia. •- • .
' Saesamento, Truckee, Ha'xen, -Wa-
. . buska I (Yerlngtoa, Mason), Mina, •• , ;
Tonopaii, GoldSeM. IJtwB,.Keeleh..: ' 7.48 a
, liOOn Marysville, Chico. Red Bluff .\; 4 - 4.28p
• 1 .20p Niles," lrvington, San Jose's . . . .-". .",:.. ','• 2.48p
MOp San J^eandro, Niles, Ceiiterville. /: . 9CB»
5 Newark, San J05e..., ......:..-..::1 • 7J2£p
1. 40p Newark, Saa Jose, Los Gato%Wri;ht.' * '••
1 Felton (Boulder Creek), Santa Cnia.'.- 9.18b
Z4op San Leandrp.-Niles.-Saa J05e...:.:!.., 9.28 a
3.00 a Benicia, .Winters.: Sacramentor-Wood- . \
land; ilarvsville. Oroville — Yale.' •
• • Arbuckle, Wahams. Willows. .^ :-^ . . 1v.48a
1.2Q? Port Costa (Stockton), . Martmei,/ M2.CBp
B)Ton, Modesto, Merced, Fresno-.. \ . 11.18?
8.45p Via Saualito, West Napa," St. Heleaa, • .
• Ca1bt0ga. ......: .:..:.:•..: lO^sa
4.00p Vallej'o, Nap. CalL«tosa, Santa Rosa,
; Martinez, San Ramon. Livemjore... • 9.28a °
4.00p Nfles(Centerville),Llvermore,Traey,f. 10.28 a
\u25a0'\u25a0' . 5t0ckt0n, L0di............. V...... I 11.18?
• 4.40p San Leandro, Hayward. Niles, Pleas- \u25a0 <\u25a0-"\u25a0
V ..";\u25a0:' V antoa, Livermore, Tracy, • Newman,
: Kerman, .Fresno. .."....-,..'. It.lBp
• 5.00p Vallejo, Port Costa, Benicia, Sacra-
• mento. Rose ville, Marysville. Oroville. 1 1.28 a
- B.oop Russell. San Jose, Los Gatos. /..-.'.;..- 9.28 a
|5.00p Wright, Felton, Santa Crui. •:.•...... aS.2Ea
5.20b &»n Leandro. Niles. San J05e......-.'.. 7.48 a
6.00? Owl Limited— Los Angeles..;..;.'... \u25a0 BXBa
6.40p Eastern Expre.«s—Ogden, Puebb, De».
-. "-^'vcr, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicaeo.:- "
•/Port iCoata, Benicia, Sacramento,. - :
;.: Reao| Sparks.*.;. '.:.".;.\u25a0... ..:.-..-;. 8.28p
- 6.40p LakoTahoe- Sleejcr....... 7.48 a
v 6.40p Hayward, Niles and San J0m.. :..... 6.48p
J7.00p Vallejo. - Port Costa, Martinez. Bay : ;
.' * \u25a0; ! Point and Way 5tati0n5.;........:, til. 18?
7.40p Richmond. Port. Cotta, Martinez, :--\u25a0- "-
' ."Cornwall, Tracy, Lathrop,' Stockton.* 12.48?
• 8.20p Oregon Express — Davis, (tacramento).
Willows." Redding (KLnmath FallsV
( ' . . Ashlacd, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, .
t .5p0kane.......;:..'......... .. 9.03 a
B.oop Chma and Japan Fast Mail— Ogden, "- -
• • \ \u25a0 " Cheyenne. Pearer, - Jvansaj- City, :: ' ' '
j \u25a0 , -Omaha; Chirago..;..^/.-.. '....\u25a0..... 2.45p
- 9.00p Port Costa, Benicia • Pacramenfo. Col-
\u25a0 fax. Truckee, Reno, Sparks, Ogdea.; ' 2.43?
; . 9.43p Yoseraite - Valley Sleeper via Merced
• * ; . \u25a0 ;. to FJ P0rta1 :....:... .....' J. ...... BJBa
9.40p ' Bakersfield, - M-sKittrick, Monarch.
\u25a0 ' Moron, Fe110w. . ...;.;;.. ... .- ~. B^Ba
9.40p Richmond, Port Costa, Tracy, Mo- .-
desto, Merced,' , Fresno,. Haaford,* \u25a0
.;.Coalinga,\Vlsalia.;Tulare... ;..-...-. Bfi>a
; I I.OOp San Leandro. Niles. : San Jose : .*. :'::.. : 7.08 a
II 40p Portland Express — Sacramento, Marys-
.ville, Red KtuT. ! Weed. Ashland, Rose-
buig; Portland. .Taroma. Seattle..... '12.2gp
n ETHERLAND'S ' ROUTE— From ; Pacill: ; StrMt Wharf
jl Colhnsville, Emmaton.' Rio Virta, Isfeton, Ryde.' Wai-
Grove, VVorden. CourtUnd. Clarksbure. Sacramtnto.
... Steamsr ; Navajo, leaves San Francisco 8:00 a. m. daily
except Sunday,' stopping at points shown, arriving Sac-
ramento 6:00 p.m.-; Leaves Sacramento 9:00 pja. daily
\u25a0 except Sunday (no stops en rcuteTrarriving Saa Tna-
cisoosKX) im.'-^- ft "..-'\u25a0-;- . '.- .-'. ;?•--.: .. \u25a0 - :
: :> v StBamer Modoc or Apichs, leaves San Francisco 1.00
j p.m.' Daily,; except Sunday; arrire Saa Fraacisco 11 Jo
"OAKLAND HARBOR- FERRY-From San Franei«o.
'-Market Street Wharf— Week Days— Hourly feoa» 6.C0
; ' a.m. to • 9.00 p.m. i Sundays— (L4s,' 8.15. 9.45, « 11.15
C a.m.,' 12.45. 2.15. 145, 5.15. 6.45. 8.15 and 9.45 p.m..
LOCAL FERRY/TRAINS-^ Alamete Pier> -' i
To Oakland and AJamtda— f6.10/t6.45 a.i>.. and then
V. i 10 and 45 minutes past the hour until 7.45 pja.: then
• 8.30. 9.15,: 10.00.- lfe 1 1.30 pjn.' and 12.15 aJa. \u25a0
' To Altnwda and Fruitvate via Hormhoa am at above.
. a for Morning.^ p for Afternoon.",.- 1 Sunday excepted.
\u25a0 t Suaday only.V-. § Saturday and Sunday only. 1
, \u25a0- • -\u25a0" '•\u25a0 aSanday and Monday 0n1y." ...? "~r-~: . »; -.-..'\u25a0
: Union ;-Tran»ter; Co. authorized » to check . Baggage
direct from residence;"." f : . \u25a0 \u25a0•>.- -- " ' \u0084- .
American Association
At' Milwaukee— Cohunhijs 2. Milwaukee I.
At Minnrapulfo-^LouisTitls I.- M!uueapul!.i 11.
At Kansas City— Tolwlu 2, Kansas City o.
At St. I'anl — IndianapolU 5. St. Caul 2.
Western League
At St. Joseph — Dfs'Moines »;. St. Joseph 4.
At I><?nTtT — IVnrer 5, Omaha 4 (ten innings).
Wichita-Lincoln same postpf-ned; jaia.
; Williatn H. Snyder. who has owned 'and trained
some s*od horses, will break ami train-' a band "J
yearlinsrs for Sam HHdretb at Sheejwaead Bar.
Sayder formerly devoted hisT. attention to the
trotting* turf. " '
RAIL WA V TRA VEL
. '.Via coast uitse * •
L«Te * ' (Third hnd Ttymfarad Streets) Arrire
t0.25a Loop— 23d street, Visiueion, South ~
; \u25a0 \u25a0 ' Saa Francwco, Valentfi* Street: f6.35t
1 3.3 3 a Loop— Valencia Street, Ocwn. View. .:.:;-/
J Cemeteries.. South San Trancisco,
= 23d Street. 3rd sad ro^nsead.,.,.;. tB.4S»
6.20 a 3oata San Francisco. San Jo». Gilroy. ;
(Hoilistw";.- Sargeat, Pa jaro, Watson- '.
v3fp. Santa Cruz. :., - 7.5 C»«.
700 a Monterey Sunday Excursion . . 10.50p
f7.00* South SanJrancisco, JaJo .\ito, San 1 t7.2C»
Jose. Way Stations: .V / 7.30 a
; 7.00 a Mayneld. tea Alto?, I^s OatoB. ..:...• t7^op
3:OCm Shore li^9 : Lianite!!— Paso Roblra : ;
HoJ Spricgs, Saata Barbara, . Los-
Angeies ....". • 9.33?
aOsa The Coastw— Saa Jose. Painro (Watr
'soaraie. .Santa Crus). CastroriL'e. ;*'
» (Del Moats. Monterey, PanSe Grove), .
Salinas. Soledid, laso liohles Hot • • • \u0084'.
spr;a33. San Lcis ObLopo. Surf,
'•' (LompocV Santa Barbara, Ventura,
OxnarJ, XO3 Anjeles.: .' 11.43^
• 8.20 a JlaySeld. I.os AltOs, Ixs Gatoa. Wn'sht.
"S • / Rlcnweoritßoui.lf r Crfet), Santa Crni.
.^.'.. \u25a0' - v ville, Castroville, Del llonte,.
• :B.ooa San Jose, GilrovTSa'linas, Paao Robles
".- / -Hofc Springs, San I.ui3 ObisrKjr — Tfes .
.- - Pir.os— Wft^«:ivil>. Sarta Crus, D?l "*iM^g
/ - Mcmte, Monterey, PacLic-Grore 4.0f1p
10.40 a South San Francisco. Buriit:gome. Saa
?..'\u25a0" 'Mateo; Palo .Alto, Saa J05e......';.. , t6-3Oa. *
\u25a0 10.40 a -Los Alto.i, Jlanta Vista, Lbs Gatos,. I f'fo»
1 1.30 a ya!encis.Stre?t. Ocean View. Cohn3,
,• .' Cemeteries, Barlen, San Brano * 1.35p
1 1.40 a iSiuth &»n Fnncisco. San Jcie : ' fB.2Ca
I.OOp Saforday Palo Ait0.L0ca1. ...:....:.. " SjDCp
2.COp Del Mjnte ETprcs*r-San Jots, Gilror, \u25a0•
. ; Sargent (VVajKyntille, S^nta Cruz),
Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific GroTe.
' (Salicas).... \u0084....; 12.309 '
2.05(> South Saa Fraacisco, Palo Alto, Saa •
• Jose... : ; ». .8.40 a
t2.05p Los Altos. Monta Vista, Los Gatos... :t3.20p
3.00 p South Saa Francbco, Sa» Mateo. SJu>
.:•\u25a0, Jo«. Gilroy. Tres Pwos,- Salinas. ..;- IO.ICa
. 3.00p WatsonviUe. Santa Cruz. Castro ville, ..
. . - -. Dd Monte. Monterev. Pacific Gro\e. IO.IOt
• ; 3. 1 5p Mayfield. Los Altos, 1-os Gatos, Wright
"- (Boulder Creek). Santa Crui 11.06 a
4.00p Sunset Express — Tucson, Demioff, • : -,
D Paso. Houston, J«w Orleans, • °
Paso Robles Hot Scrirg?, Saa Luia ' "
Obispo, Saata Barbara and Los Aageles T0.55* •
,4-OOp Kansas City. St. lxmls. Chicago....... 10.55 a .
4.20p .Sonth San Francisco. San J05e. : ..'... 1 9.GJ;» .
f4.55p Mayfietrt. Los Altor. .Lo? Gatos. Glen-
wood. Fettoc (Boulder Creek) , Saata : -
Crui... tl.ISp
t5.00a Burlin?aine, fc'an 31ateo. Palo Alto. " • „
Sao Jose and Way Stations 9.40 a
t5.03p Loop— 23d. Street, Viaticion. South
" ._„„, Saa Francisco, Vsiencia Street...... t«.l3p .
ta.2op Redwood, Pa!o A*. San J0w.. ...... . l.lOp f
,t5.20p Loa Altos. MonU Vista, Los Gatoa... +3.20» -
T5.25p Buriiagame. San Mateo. Saa Jose...-..' t3.20> \u25a0
4330? Loop— Valeacta Street,, Ocean View,
"Cemeteries. South San Francisco. .
;V; V 23J Street, 3d and Towniend.. :..i» **40^
xb.4opx b.40p Saa Bruno, Saa Mateo. Redwood. Pilo
- Alto, Santa Clara, Saa Jose 7.35*
15.40p Los AlUm«, Lcs Gataj, Saata Crui \u25a0 ;9.4fca :
t6.00p MHlbrae, San Mateo, Palo Alto, Uax- :
* field, Los Altos; Los Cato? 18JC0* '
16.003 23d Street, Visitacion. South Sao
'Francisco, Valencia Street t7.15p -
t0.25? Loop— Valencia Street, Ocean View. ' '
Cemeteries, South San Francisco,
83d Street. 3d and ToTmsend. . . . . :. t7.30» *
6.30p South Saa Fran cL«eo. San Jo* ... 5.4 Cd
- aOOp The Lark— Paso Robles Hot Springs, -
Saata Barbara. Los Acspfes &30«
\u25a0 8.05? Los An«elesPa«wnErr— Gilroy. Salinas,
- ;.. Paso Robles Hot Sprigs. San Lci3
Obispo. Santa Barbara ar.d Los Aagdea &3Ca "'
tIO.OOp Saa Jose and Way Stations 7.2 Up "
\u25a0 11.45p South San Francisco, Pslo Alto. Saa .
Jose...; ; 7.45 P
LOCAL FERRY TRAWS-Vh Caklanif Pl«r. ; -
To. Oakland. Barkeley. Bsrryman. Ea« Oakland and
Fruttval*— Daily— From CCO aja, aad every twenty
minutes until 7.00 pjn. indusivt; thea 7.40, 8.20,
9.00... 9.40, 10.20. r llXo. 11.40 pan.. IZ2O and
-1.20 a.m..-- '.:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. . ,-\u25a0\u25a0 -
To Satfatr.'snd M«Vos« via Seventh St—DaHy— From
6.00 a.ro, and every twenty ciinutw until 700 p.m.
lartusiTe.- thea 7.4 a 8^0," 9.00, 9.4 a 10.20, 1U).
and 11.40 p.m. • -.; ».
Ta Stonehurrt— DailT Except Sunday— 6.00.-700 800,
.* 9.00 a.m..-2.20. 3.C0. 4.00, 5.C0. 6.40 p.m. Sunday
- only 9.00 10.00 ajn.. l.O). ZOO. ICO, 4.0 Q. SXO
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