The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 9

San EcrnarMno Sailp Sim OFFICIAL PAPER OP THE COTJNTT Published by THE SUN COMPANY B. C. HARBISON President I. B. CURTIS Eighteenth Year.

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no Ann-oios ifornia Duuchy Company. N. E. C. Dake's and L.

P. Fisher's Advertising Agencies, San Francisco, California: Charles K. Fuller's and lord Tiiomas tiuras Agencies; IN. VV. Ayer ec oon x-ima- THIc'dAJLY SUN Is for sale at L.

p. TT. naura otnn.l K29 Third Arrowhead Cigar Store, Brads Cigar Store, Third ana weimiern cnn ThirH Bt Hnesenbertr Son's' Employment Office. 558 Third George T. 1' ieias.

ueuianus; a. errord, cotton; u. a. muici. gpecial Notices PIANO FOR RENT Call up 641, Home tihone.

MRS. II. B. BREWER of 732 A street is Just from Philadelphia, and prepared to give instructions In china painting. Terms reasonable.

ll-24-6t SEE J. H. APPLE for hard wood floor laying and scraping. Will furnish flooring. lOOi Kialto avenue.

ll-24-6t FLUFF RUGS made from old Ingrain or Brussels carpets. Leave orders at 345 Third street. Sol Binder's. 11-16-lm J. A.

D'Orsay Expert repairman of typewriters, adding machines and cash registers. Is In town for a few days. If In need of anything In this lit, ring THE SUN. 11-14-td C. A.

LARSON, Upholsterer and Mattress Maker. Both phones 62. wire springs re-stretched. Colton. HUGH CRANEY, Attorney at Law, Notary Public.

All legal business promptly attended to. 860 street. Phone 660. 10-26-tf VACUUM CLEANING Call Frost King. Machines for sale, $10.75 up.

WE can supply crushed rock Irom De-clez Quarries, for building or street purposes In any quantities. Rock that will fill any specifications. Russell- nraano-Crmll Pn 81fl HIlfflriH Phone Broadway 1318. Los Angeles. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Bring 'em to us we'll sharpen them as good as new.

San Bernardino Drug 654 Third street. 6-2-tf ARROWHEAD RUBBAGE GARBAGE WAGON. Satisfaction guaranteed. W. G.

Daniels. Home 9733. HOUSE space for rent, American Truck Co. LARSEN OF COLTON does upholstery. Both phones 62.

HATS Remodeled. 60c. Spears Millinery. ROYAL Typewriter, Bemington Typewriter supplies. Typewriters bought sold, rented and repaired.

Engraved calling cards and wedding invitations. The Barnum Stationery 442 Third. RING AMERICAN TRUCK CO. Xor packing household goods. utomobiles tor Sale STUDEFAKER second-hand automobile clearing house.

Overhauled, repainted and sold at bargains. One 4-cylinder classy roadster, snap, $400. One 2-cylinder, 6-passenger touring car, $250. One 40-horse'-power truck, 1800-pound capacity, $550. One 30-horse-power truck, capacity, $550.

Brandenburg-Pearson 713-715 Third street, an Bernardino. 11-22-tf FOR SALE A Ford runabout In fine condition. Big bargain for anyone wanting a good serviceable car. Home 1481. 11-19-tf FOR SALE Ford runabout In good condition.

Must be sold at once; a bargain, $250. T. A. Burgess, Atlantic avenue, Highland. 10-31-tf FOR SALE One 40 horse power F.

M. gas engine, complete with fittings and tank. A bargain. $560.00. Inquire Pacific Light Power Corp.

424 Fourth 8t -l-tf peed and Fuel ALFALFA HAY. barley and wheat In any quantity. My prices are the lowest, because my goods are the best. Adolph Johnson. 249 Third St.

tf JJakeries RICHARDS' BREAD A home product and the best bread on the market. Patronize home Industry don't send your money out of town. Ask for Richards' Bread and insist on getting 1L ursery Stock FOR RALE Nursery trees, raised on foothill virgin soli In a scale protected distrlat. First class" In every respect. Ready for delivery, Thompson Barnes.

Highland, California. Home phone 331 and 854. 11-26-lm Jewelers TAKE EVERYTHING in the jewelry line that Is broken to N. Hale A Ron. Jin St.

Mfr. tewelem. 1-2(l-tf JJicycles BICYCLE FOR SALE, as good as new, $10. The Smith Real Estate Loan Room 21, over "Index" office, Court street. 11-28-tf FOR SALE Man's bicycle In good running order; has coaster brake, one new tire, motocycle seat, and Is a real bargain, only $8.

See Mr. Stll-well, SUN office. 11-28-31 Lawn and Garden Work GARDEN WORK lawn mowing. D. W.

Stewart, 264 7th St. Home 1370. 10-1-tf rj SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN Classified Ads for Sale, Real Estate FOR SALE Four-room house, small kitchen and screen porch, in good repair, newly painted and papered; nice lot buxl42; sneu, cmcKen yard, young fruit trees, flowers, etc. Cheap. 134 Tenth street.

11-24-Gt RICH LEVEL ORANGE, alfalfa and fruit land, Irrigated. Frost and scale free. I1U0 acre. Investigate. Easy terms.

Conservative Investment com pany, 408 West Sixth street, An geles. ll-24-6t FOR SALE Or exchange, 10 acres peaches and apricots, good house, 110 nens, one norse, surrey and wagon West Highland avenue. $U0 cash balunce $20 per month, Including Interest. Sunset phone 799-Party J-1 ll-24-6t FOR SALE Modern five-room Califor nia bungalow, cheap, very easy terms. inquire a.

iawarus. 318 street. ll-23-6t FOR SALE Seven-room cottage on pavea street, line location, close in, shade and earn up. Cull K3S rciKhth street. 11-22-tf FOR SALE At a bargain, two lots, good six-room house; fruit, shade, etc.

Mi block from car line. Will take team of good horses as part payment. W. H. Cantrall, 421 Poplar St.

Phone 589-R. 11-16-2W FREE GOVERNMENT land, homestead or aesert entry in proven artesian Deit; nnest soil, plenty of open range. For particulars write J. W. Walker, Playas, New Mexico.

11-12-lm NOW IS THE TIME to Tuy an orange grove or a piece of vacant lana. 'lane the hint and buy from T. H. Lackey, Rialto. Sunset phone 60.

Res. 61-li por Exchange FOR EXCHANGE Lot at 1597 East Walnut street, Pasadena. Also seveit-room house and lot at 1299 Bellview avenue, San Bernardino. Would consider clear Los Angeles city or beach property. P.

M. McAtee. 1238 West Eighth street, Los Angeles, Cal. 11-27-lm FOR EXCHANGE House and lot In Colton for property in San Diego or vicinity, about $2600 value. Address 1870 Fourth street, San Diego.

California. ll-22-6t FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE City ana country property. J. t. ecott Co.

8-17-tf for Rent Real Estate FOR RENT Grain land. Seed fu-nlsh ed free, rent one-half divided In tne bale. E. A. Vahey, chamber of com merce rooms.

io-3i-im JJusiness Chances FOR SALE Grocery and meat market. 0r information call 1ZZ7 Home. 10-8-tf jyjoney to Loan MONEY, MONEY, MONEY Blot out your small debts; wo will loan, you $10 to $100 on your salary; pay us back $1.00 per1 week, or we will loan you money on your live stock, furniture, diamonds, watches, etc. The oldest salary loan office In the city; room 21, over "Index" office, Court street. 10-6-tf IF YOU NEED MONEY QUICK, See us.

KuuiiB iiiaue on an nour nonce, we mill In'in (1A linn jUU fivv uii yuur yei- sonal note. Easy weekly or monthly nnvmanla All 1 confidential. California Loan 414 Katz corner Third and Sts. Office open, 8 a. m.

to 6 p. m. Monday and Saturday until 8 p. m. Lost and Found LOST Gentleman's new overcoat, between Base Llne and Central avenue, and head of Orange avenue, in West Highlands, on Highland avenue.

Telephones, Highland 693, or 38-R. He-ward. 11-29-lt LOST OR STOLEN One large bent wood settee, painted dark red, taken from 548 Sixth street Hallowe'en. Call Home 1428. ll-24-3t por Sale, Miscellaneous INCUBATORS FOR SALE Two incubators for one half usual price.

The Smith Real Estate Loan Room 21, over "Index" office. 11-28-tf FOR SALE A Steel windmill. D. Wiehle, 1521 street. Home 5123.

ll-28-3t FOR SALE A good billiard and pool hall, with tobacco stand and soft drinks; very good location. 1051 West Third street. 1 l-26-0t FOR SALE complete ranch outfit. Plenty of work, good wages. W.

F. Tillotson, Del Rosa. 11-10-tf FOR SALE; Steamship tickets to all parts of the world. Low rates. Inquire steamship agent, 696 Third San Bernardino.

J-27-tf Live Stock WANTED A milk guat. 1038 Second oucei, or pnone BUtuset 918. ll-27-3t WANTED A good milk cow; must be a large rich milker. Charles E. Crabb, Bloomington.

ll-27-3t FOR SALE: Sanitary bread wagon, new? hnroa anA 1. i 1 aim natures, horse seven years old and sound; good Weber upright piano. Leaving city is reason for selling. 1154 street, San Bernardino. ll-26-3t lR SALE Driving horse, surrey and iiaineoa.

000 oevenin street, call A. ll-26-3t FOR SALE Cow. E. Young, 1039 street. 11-26-31 FOR SALE Two horses and two wag- wuo.

um xiume pnune im or 1034. Sunset 489. 11-17-tf WANTED Young calves, also fresh cow. Dodds. Phone 1661.

124 Sixth street. 11-12-lm poultry- WANTED Laying hens, fryers, Indian Runner ducks, also Orpingtons, White and Black. Home phone 4284. J. W.

Armstrong. ll-26-6t FOR SALE Buff and White Orpington cockerels, $2.50 each; also one nice turkey hen. Phone 1434 Highland. ll-26-3t FOR SALE Two dozen fine pullets, also fryers. Sunset phone 630-R-3.

11-24-tf Miscellaneous WANTED Light five-passenger automobile. P. O. Box 162, Sun Fernap-dlno. ll-27-3t FOR PACKING, crating and shipping or storage, call American Truclr Co.

While professional athletics are barred in colleges, an able half back has an advantage in working his way through school, 1 GlassifiedAds anted Help WANTED Married couple, ranch, $60 month, room, board; blacksmith, ranch, $50, room, board: camp cook. $45, found; lady cook, $25; waitress, $10 week. F. Loesenberg Son Employment Agency, 656 Third street. Phones 417.

WANTED Lady for general house work, Joseph Jteed. Kialto. Culir. Sunset phono 136 Party It. 11-9-31 WANTED A girl for cafe work, six days In week; next door to opera Douse.

3,37 street. ll-20-6t WANTED Boy or young man, with motocycle, to pass morning route. Call at SUN office. ll-16-3t gituations Wanted WANTED Position as housekeeper, country preferred. Address Mrs.

Miller, 745 Fifth street, 11-26 3t COLORED WOMAN wants work by tiie day or hour or week. Home 1 297. ll-26-5t por Rent, Houses FOR RENT Five-room furnished house, $12. Call at 523 street. ll-27-3t partments INOEIWOLL A PA RTMENTS-Furnlslled housekeeping apartments, also single rooms and with bath.

11-29-tf MODERN FURNISHED 629 St. 11-2-im ROOMS, single or ensulte, private baths. Arrowhead Apartments, 308 Fourth street. Phone 293 Sunset. Loesch Weston.

11-19-tf FOR RENT Furnished apartments, three large sunny rooms, 404 Tenth street. 11-15-tf FOR RENT Furnlshei apartment, three rooms and bath. 435 St. 11-8-tf SAN CARLOS 634 street; furnished rooms, nouseKeeping or single. Home phone 184.

Pacific 776-L. 10-29-tf For Rent, Rooms TWO LARGE furnished rooms for housekeeping. 266 Street. $10. Dodds, 1561.

ll-27-3t FOR RENT One large room, suitable for light housekeeping. Apply 658 street. ll-26-3t FOR RENT Three large rooms furnished for housekeeping. Call after five o'clock, or Sunday, 390 South street. Phone 7321.

11-6-tf HOUSEKEEPING and single rooms, close in, 840 Fourth street. ROLFE HOUSE Housekeeping suites; also unfurnished. 670 street. 3-21-tf THE WESTMINSTER Rooms, transient and for light housekeeping, 25o. 50c, 75c.

Mrs. O. W. Kellogg, Prop, tf yanted Rooms FOR RENT A sunny bedroom with bath, with or without board, 920 Arrowhead. ll-29-3t WANTED Furnished five or six rooms, modern- must be in good neighborhood.

Will lease. Address J. F. Lindsay, care Draper Garage. State price and location.

ll-28-3t BOARD WANTED Young gentleman with wishes board and room with private family, close in. State price and conveniences. Address S. care SUN. ll-28-3t ILVERWOOD' The Home of Hart Schaffner Mane Clothes.

Itewart Hotel Block, 8an Bernardino. Brookings Lumber and Box Go. C. BARRETT, Mgr. Btw.

2nd and 3rd. Phones 35. BEAM RANDL.E. Wholesale Liquor Dealers. TWO STORES.

423 Third Home 195; Pac. 217. 105 Home 1058; Pacific 117. EVERYTHING IN THE LIQUOR LINE. GEO.

M. COOLEY CO. Pioneer Hardware Folks 381 to 389 Third St. Both Phones. Arrowhead Hot Springs Hottest and Most Curative 8prlngs In the World.

High Glass PRINTING At the SUN Job Office of course there is a Home Phone in your home (uttwiuy A 1 CALMTONla if Real Estate Firms Inquiries concerning San Bernardino Real Estate will be given prompt attention by addressing any of the SOME ONE Is Going to Get that Bungalow For $2,750 which is $250 less than it Is worth. Come and let me show It to you. E. E. Murphy Real Estate, Loans, Insurance.

Notary Public. 429 Count St. Home Phone 186. Fifth Street, East of I St. Here is a good five-room house on a paved street that should sell readily at Owner Is leaving city and we are offering for quick sale at $2,400.00.

$400.00 cash will handle. Call us either phone 779. Citrus Belt Investment Co. S. 6.

DRAPER. P. J. DUBBELL. J.

B. PATTERSON. 308 St." 1 If you want to buy or. 6 1 1 anything anywhere we can handle it for you. Fire Insurance.

EDWARD J. SCHIES. 516 Court Bt. Home 329, Paclflo 381 LISTEN! Again --Let us show you that Bungalow we've been, talking about for the past two weeks. 352 Acre Ranch, 6 miles' S.

W. of Perris, $25.00 per acre. AMOS BROS. 560 Third St. TWENTY-ACRE OBAVaS GEOVE POB SALE.

Twenty acres of 14-year-old Navels and Sweets, 20 shares of Lytle creek water stock, piped and In fine condition, inside city Price terms. COX ft DUN1AP, BEAL ESTATE. Paolflo Phone 138-R. Blalto. ARTHUR PALMER Insurance and Loans FARMERS' EXCHANGE BANK BUILDING Agt.

Provident Mutual Atsn. Main 118 Telephones Home 294. SAN BERNARDINO ABSTRACT COMPANY (Incorporated.) Issues Certificates and Compiles Abstracts of Title and Actt as Escrow Agent 0S9 Third Street RAN BERNARDINO CM REAL ESTATE INSURANCE, Loans, Rentals. Boyd, Scott Lothrop. 467 Third St.

Both Phones. SHOES SHOES LADIES' $2.00. MEN'S $2.50. 'Reaular 13.50 to 16.00 Values. Magill's Sample Shoe Shop Open Saturday Evenings.

218-219 Katz Bldg. Take Elevator. MEN'S DISEASES specialty, acute, and chronic; genito urinary organs, both sexes. Hours 9 to 4. 7 to Home 1182.

Dr. Greene 402 Third SL Oehl's Market Masonic Block. Wholesale and Retail Butchers. Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Fish, Oysters, Delicacies. Branch City Market, 527 Third St.

The Very Best Only Prompt Service' and Your Money's Established by Julius Oehl in 1887. WANT TO MARKET SOME OF YOUR TIME? Can you teach, or translate, or coach -or tune pianos, or play accompaniments, or do anything that will turn your spare time into money? A little want advertising In THE SUN will enable you to earn a spare-time Incomea sort of supplementary Income! Advertisement FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1912. PAGE NINE In Soortina BIG CROWD AT SLUGGING BEE SCOUTS' RACES MOTOCYCLE AT URBITA ARE CLOSELY MEET SPK CONTESTED San Diego Rider Badly Hurt as He Hits Ground at a Fast Pace. Twenty-five hundred people yesterday witnessed the annual Thanksgiving motocycle races of the San Bernardino and Redlands clubs. There was no exceptional time, but the races produced close and exciting finishes.

Redlands won the perpetual challenge tri-clty cup race from the San Bernardino team. The time on the nine miles, covered in three relays by the three sets of riders, was 10:11, which is considered fast. Mclntyre, Peck and Mc-Intyre made 'up the Sah Bernardino team, and Mulvehill, West and Durell ihe Redlands team. The fastest five milo race was in the five mile stripped stock, 61 cubic inches and under, the second event, which was won by Durrell of Redlands on an Indian in 4:49 4-5. Jlclntyre of this city was second, on a Harley-Davld-fon.

The rastest Race The fastest race of the meet was the second heat, three miles, of the 15 mile free-for-all. In this heat Shaw of liedlands on an Excelsior was first, time 2:55 3-5, or less than a mile a minute. W. J. Hamilton riding a P.

E. M. of Chicago, cleaned up on the 11 mile free-for-all, by winning all three heats. Moore of Redlands on a Thor took second In each heat, and Cook of San Ber-y nardino on an Excelsior, finished third in the first two heat's. 'Shaw of Redlands on an Excelsior took the first two heats tne IS mile free-for-all, and dropped to third in the last.

Badly Hurt The only mishaps of the meet occurred in the final race, the 10 mile free-for-all for singles and doubles. At the tightli mile, Don Van Gorder of San Diego on an Excelsior skidded on the turn and In attempting to right himself threw himself to tbe other side with such force that he fell from the hiachine. He was working a mile a minute In an attempt to take first place, and struck the ground with terrific force, badly Injuring his left jaw and eye. In the same race House, also of San Dlcgo fell, but was not severely Injured. The Officiary The officers of the meet were: judges, W.

J. Huntington, Dr. Lashlee, W. Gurr, timers, Walter Herbert Gow-land and C. A.

Post; scorers, E. Holn, M. E. Dalldorf, Roy Owen; umpires, W. K.

Johnson, Charles Jones; clerks, R. C. Waite, 'J. R. Kennedy, starter, Clyde Pierson; referee, Charles Fuller Gates for the Federation of American Jlotocyclists.

There are several bad breaks In the surface of the track. The surface has worn through, and although the holes were filled and packed to a considerable depth they dug out quickly yes terday, interfering with fast time. Following are the results: The Hesclts Three mile novice R. Red- lnnds, first; Harley-Davld-bn, second; time 3:45 1-5. Five mile stripped tstock, 61 cubic inches and under Durrell, Indian, Red-lands, first; Mclntyre, Harley-David-son, San Bernardino, second; time 4:69 4-5.

Five mile free for all, 30-50 cubic inches and under. W. J. Hamilton, P. E.

M. Chicago, first; Moore, Thor, Red-lands, second; Cook, Excelsior, San Bernardino, third; time 5:13 1-5. Perpetual challenge cup race, nine miles. Redlands team, Mulvehill, and Durrell won; San Bernardino team, Mclntyre, Peck and Mclntyre, eecond; time 10:11. 1 Eleven mile free for all, 30-50 cubic Inches and under.

First heat three miles. Hamilton, P. E. M. Chicago, first; Cook, Excelsior, San Bernardino, second; Moore, Thor, Redlands, tlme 3:18 1-5.

Second heat, three miles. Hamilton, first; Moore, second; Cook, Excelsior, third; time 3:13 2-5. Third heat, five miles. Hamilton, First; Moore, second; time 5:25 1-5. Fifteen mile free for all, 61 cubic Inches and under.

First heat, three miles. Shaw, Excelsior, Redlands, first; House, Indian, San Diego, second; King, In- Wlan, Redlands, third; Time 2:54. Second heat, three miles. Shaw, first; House, second; Van Gorder, San Diego, third; time 25 3-5. Third heat, five miles.

Durell. Indian, Redlands, first; West, Indian, San Bernardino, eecond; Shaw, third; Time 5:08 3-5. Durell, Twin Indian, vron 10-mile free for all, time 10:11 2-5. Moore, single, Thor, won singles, time 10:49 1-4. Tonight.

Tonight, if you feel dull and etupld. or Dllious and constipated, take a dose of Chamberlain's Tablets, nnd you will feel all right tomorrow. Sold by all dealers. Advertisement. Circles Stars Pole Out.

Seventeen Hits Including Seven Round Trip Hits. BT CLYDE A. BVUCIMAN. The Santa Fe Specials ran up against class yesterday afternoon and class will tell every time. The Stars outplayed their city rivals In every department of the game, the exact ratio ibelng.

16 to 3. The Urbita boys hit the ball to all corners of the lot, and tiring of tills they hit 'em over the fence for a change. They hammered Meyers' delivery until the rattle of the Stai heavy artillery had a suffragette meeting looking like a deaf and dumb mutes' convention. While the Stars were piling up won derful batting averages, the mechan ics were fielding with all the ease and grace of a rheumatic elephant. Nine times the west enders let chances trickle through their hands, thus greatly aiding the flood of Star runs.

In fact it was so bad that the mix-up lost all possible resemblance of a ball game in the early innings. In First Inning-. The Stars started oft in their usual style, scoring in the first inning on Al-tizer'a hard eingle and two juicy errors. This scant margin predominated until the third, when a land slide hit the Santa Fe team. "Chief" Smith started the trouble with his first hit of the year.

Dave Al-tizer drove out the first home run ot the day, scoring Smith. Walsh whiffed; and Kauffman walloped the ball the fence for another home run. error, a stolen base and two singles produced the last run. Pitcher Meyers came to between innings and wanted to know how many more were hurt In the landslide. One measly run came home in the fourth, ibut that Is a mere trifle compared with, what came later.

A hit 'batter, a walk, two errors( one stolen base, two singles and a home run sent four runs chasing home In the next session. Ah error followed by Schmidt's second sent two runs around the circuit in the sixth. Three more home runs, two singles, and a double completed havoc by sending four more runs over the counter in the "last two innings. On the Walk. A walk and a home run by Hale In the fourth and a home run by Meyers in the fifth represents the total of the Specials' efforts.

Thus one of the most disastrous games of the year was won and lost by teams that have been proven to belong in different classes. The Santa Fe hoys played hard, but they were up against a team that has yet to meet defeat, and they have met some good teams. The Stars played grand ball, fielding without a semblance of an error, run nlng bases In grand style, and hitting like sluggers that they truly are. Going giMne. Seven home runs 1s going some for one team, and nine in one game comes very near being a record.

The big home run man was Helnie Schmidt, who drove three round trip swats over the fence, besides fielding a great game. "Chief" Smith pitched a nice game, holding the Specials well In hand and fanning eight men. Besides pitching good tall, he drove out three hits out of five trips to -the plate. Curtain and Slow Music Santa Fe AB RHSBPOAE Blank, 3b 0 0 0 3 1 0 Dorsch, 2b 4 0 1 0 0 5 0 Wicks, ss 3 12 0 12 0 Haber, cf ....4 0 0 0 0 0 1 Hale, 5 1 2 0 5 1 1 Stewart, If 0 0 0 3 1 0 Stone, lb and rf ...4 0 1 0 2 Ardery, rf 010 01 1 Meyers, 3 11 0 0 1 3 Fisher, lb 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 Totals Urblta Stars- .32 8 0 24 12 9 AB SB PC A 'Altizer, S3 8 2 2 0 4 2 0 Walsh, 2b 4 1 1 1 1 0 Kauffman, cf 1 1 0 0 0 Xiehoff, 3b ....5 1 1 2 2 0 0 Agnew, 4 3 3 1 8 1 0 Beck, lb 4 2 2 0 7 0 0 Schmidt, 3b 5 3 3 0 1 5 0 Rossbach, If 4 2 2 1 4 0 0 Smith, 5 1 3 0 0 1 0 Totals 42 16 17 6 27 9 0 Score by Innings. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0O03 1 3 x-16 8 9 17 0 Santa Fe Urblta Stars .0 0 0 2 1 0 .10 4 14 2 .....3 Santa Fe Urblta Stars 16 Summary.

aiome runs Schmidt 3, Kauffman, Al-tlzer, Walsh, Beck. Hale, Meyers. Three-base hit Hale. Two-base lb Rossbach. Double play Altlzer to Schmidt to Beck.

Struck out L. Smith 8, Meyers 3. Bases on balls L. Smith 8, Meyers 3. Hit by pitcher Agnew, Stewart.

Umpire Wheeler. Scorer Bruckman, Time of game Two hours. Attendance 600. Events Attract Great Interest and Prove to Be Very Exciting. ine racing events of the Boy Scouts yesterday morning proved a great attraction and a signal success as well.

The youngsters entered Into the events with a good-natured rivalry and vim, and the finishes were almost invariably hotly contested. The races brought out a big field of entries and also attracted a large crowd of spectators, street being lined most of the way from the high school to the finish point at Fifth -and streets for the opening event the pushmobile race. The program was under the direction of Scout Commissioner Mark B. Shaw, assisted by members of the local council. Each of the winners was presented wiiu a uiue riouun, wnne every entrant In the races received a share In a couple of boxes of big red apples.

Fltnty of Pun. The pushmoblles started from high school and the finish was at FlfETl and streets. The race was won. by the the drivers being Trenton, Hu Is and Herbert Taylor, This may chine got a bad start but easily overtook the balance of the participants and', finally won out with a lead of 15 feet or more amid the frantic shouts of hundreds of interested partisans of the several entries: The order of finishing the balance of the leaders was; Second, Lozier, Edwin Wilmot ana Robert McJilton. Third, Buick, John Williams' and Mick Anker.

1 Fourth, Franklin, Edwin Suverkrup and Anthony Schmaihofer. This car led the bunch most of the way, hut lost time on the last haif resulting from The bicycle race 'from Fifth and itreets to the Ease Line store at Arrowr head avenue and BaWe Line, and return, riders to take their choice of routes, was won by Kenneth Rayitor in Just tight minutes. Jesse Wilmot was about a minute behind, and 'Fred Gentry wa third. Interesting- Event, 'The "half-mile foot race proved a most interesting event, the finish being a close one. It was won by Everett Ad-mire, with Charles Taylor second, and Lawrence McGregor third.

One of the big events was the race from the Pacific Electric power sta tion on the Arrowhead grade' to Fifth' and streets, a distance of six and a half miles. N. J. Gllnes acted as istart-r er at the power station, the first wheel getting away at 11:45 o'clock, the bal ance at intervals of one minute each. The race resulted in a tie for first honors, Emmet Shay and Harry Schach- letter both making the distance In 28 minutes flat.

Charles. McGowan was 28 minutes negotiating the distance, Phillip Rolf 30 minutes, Fred Gentry 31 and Percy Jones 32 minutes." crraus fbuzt shipmwts Ongs Lmne TotJ Nov. 26, carloads 7 8 13 Total for season 287 228 6lS Same dats last season 83 386 469 NEW TOBX XEW TORK, -Nov. 27. No sale Ot California titrus fruit held today because of teamsters' strike.

Note Rosemont brand of lemons) Tei ported sold in- New York Tuesday should have been Rossmoyne, PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27. No California fruit sold at auction here today. Ten cars Fioridas sold. Florida oranges sold from.

$1.40 to V2-49. $1.85 to $3.05. Market is unchanged. PrTTSBTBO PITTSBURG, Nov. 27.

Two cars" or anges sold. Cold. Market unchanged. VALENCIAS 'Jlvge. Weesha Progressive, 3 SOrange 2.8S SS Brand, SS Orange 2.89 Albion, Placentia MOA 2.50 Searchlight, SS Orange 2.70 BOSTOH BOSTON, Nov.

27. One car oranges and one car lemons sold. Clear and cold. Market Is easier on oranges and lem ons. 1 NAVELS- Lindsay, CO Lindsay $2.43 Paul and Virginia, CC Lindsay 2.25 LEMONS So.

Beauties, Q(? Corona 6.83 Justrite, QC Corona 0.41 CHXCAQO CHICAGO, Nov. 27. Lemon eelt moderately. Offerings a little larger, Prices easier. Boxes, California fancy, $5.25 to extra fancy, $5.75 to extra choice, $3.50 to $4.

Oranges Steady; supply ample. Box- es, California Valencia, fancy, to extra fancy, $4.50 to extr choice, $2.50 to navels, new, to $3. FRUIT SHIPMENTS.