The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-18

the picnic run tomorrow. The club
heartily Endorses the proposed parade of
ext Saturday night. and CAPTAIN Barrow
'Xpects large turnout. There Will be
,pembers' meeting next Monday night and
d whist party for members Wednesday
avening, July 20.
Straws show which way the wind blows,
md the following taken from the secre-
iary's notice to mem bers OF the Imperial
Club may have some significance as inol-
eating that wheelmen will be strong
actor in political fights this coming cleo
ion, and will bend their energies toward
g citing the men who will most likely be
fir endly to their interests: "If you wish
10 ,ote at the coming election go to the
Cit Hall and register at once, as there
re few more days in which you can
gist r 1t is a duty you owe to yourself
t. your club that you vote at the
con ing election and elect the men who
VIII look out for the interests of wheel
men,"
r. NJ. WEIGH, member of the National
Racing Board, has issued the following
bulletin No. Is, dated July II. 1896, as
follows:
Sanctions granted-september z, Capital City
Cycling Club, Phoenix, Ariz.
II. K. Arnold, 275 Stark street, Portland, is
appointed represen tative of the National Rae
ing Board in Oregon, vice Carroll E. Hughes,
resigned.
Weller, Salt Lake, Utah; Frank Thatcher,
Logan, Utah; John F. King, Portland, Oregon
at their own request J. P. Gum, San Fran
cisco; w. II. Haley, San Francisco; H. B.
Rucker, San Francisco; E. NJ. Delventhal
Healdsburg, Cal; r. o. Walker, Santa Maria,
CAL; Frank Winters, Santa Maria, Cal; I. E.
Fowler, San Miguel, CAL; Ed Allen, Spokane,
Wash; George Rusk, Spokane, Wash; r. B.
Trenaman, Seattle, Wash.-under clause A.
Charles Dell. Butte, Mont, under clause 1.
Frank J. Marvin, George RUsk, Bert Schoo-
m kpr Conner Harold kan Wash
pended from the track pending investigation
of charges OF foul riding and striking against
the decision OF the referee at Colfax, Wash,
July 4. R. NJ. WEIGH,
Member National Racing Board.
The Bay City Wheelmen will attend the
picnic run tomorrow. Lunch will be pro-
vided for the members by the club. Con-
trary to expectations, the Bay Citys will
turn out en- masse in the cycle parade next
Saturday night. Not only will they make
big showing as to men and wheels, but
they will have band of their own and
introduce several special features Presi-
dent Kerrigan says if the club is going to
turn out at all it had better do SO with a
hearty spirit, and as this spirit is now
being shown the Bay Citys will probably
make good showing.
The California Cycling Club will be q
big feature of the parade week from to-
day. and on account of its large member
in line. Tomorrow the club goes on the
association picnic. Saturday evening,
August l, smoker for members will be
held at the clubhouse.
The Outing Road Club will have run
tomorrow to Mill Valley under Captain
Davis.
Charles Albert Adams. president of the
Olympic Club Wheelmen and the Camera
Club Cyclists, was the lecturer before the
California Camera Club last evening, his
subject being Picturesque Japan" Illus
trated by about a hundred stereopticon
views. 1t has been a good many years
since Mr.. Adams visited Japan, but he
was thoroughly familiar with his subject,
and large number of wheelmen present
enjoyed the entertainment exceedingly.
Edwin E. Stoddard, of the Bay City
Wheelmen, who travels for the Cleveland
people, started on trip last night which
will last about year and will carry him
pretty nearly all over the Americas. He
left here for Mexico and will then journey
through the Central American countries,
down the west coast of South America,
visiting Ecuador, Chile, Peru and other
places, then up the east side, stopping at
the three Guianas, Argentine Republic