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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
SkIFF RACES
AT Ell. CAMPO

The rowing men are all talking bout
the two match races between DR.. Z. c.
Dennis and William McCausland and
Alex Pape and W. c. Patch, which will
| take place tomorrow afternoon at Ell
Campo. The men are so evenly matched
that 1t ls very difficult for one to pick a
winner, the general opinion being that
the races will be stubbornly contested
from start to finish and the man possess.
ing the most grit will win.
Dennis and McCausland are old-tjme
rivals, and although McCausland has been
defeated twice this year by the dashing
South Ender he maintains that on both
occasions he was laboring under great dis
advantage, and be feels confident that in
the race to- morrow he will lower the COL
ors of Dir. Dennis.
Although Pape and Patch are mem bers
CT the same club the spirit of rivalry runs
high. This race is to determine which is
entitled to the beautiful gold medal o.
| fered by the Dolphin Club. In the last
! race between these two men Patch sue
ceeded in winning the diamond medal
| which had been in Pape's possession,
The race was, however, unsatisfactory
and therefore to-morrow's race will decide
the superiority.
The officials for the matches are Ref
cree, John T. Sullivan: starter, Admiral
A. E. Won Schmidt; marshal, AL Fritz:
umers-Walter Blake, Joseph keenan,, S.
j. Pembroke, Joe Lyons, NJ. Calnan;
| judges Stevenson, Albert Carroll, Jo-
seph Sullivan, Adam Schupert, Matt
Breen and James PaIlas.
The races will start promptly at O'Clock
| and only one boat will run dnrlng the
day. 1t is scheduled to leave Tiburon
ferry at ! P M. and on returning will leave
Ell Campo at P. NJ.
At the last meeting of the South Ends
the following names were presented for
mem mbership: Richard Costello, Walter E.
Murphy, John Magan and Charles
Jenkins. As the clue has over 1CO mem.
bers at the present time it was decided to
exrel ten members for non-payment of
dues unless they call on the financial see
retary before the next meeting.
The Pioneers will hold their annual So
cial at B'nai Birth Hall this evening. and
all the prizes won at the last regatta will
be distributed. As this is social event
among oarsmen, quite large crowd is ex-
pected.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

OF rod and line wil' not end until Decem.
Der l, which Is a month later than for
merIy.
Should heavy rains arrive before the
closing of the season anglers will have an
opportunity of enjoying some gooi sport
In coast streams during the first run of
steelheads from the ocean.
large party OF anglers is at present
camped on the EelRiver, in Hum boldE
County, and according to the latest re-
ports from Scotia the tourists" are hav-
ing splendid fishing. Steelheads and king
salmon are now m owing up the river and
lodging in the big pools near Ferndale.
where John Butler, John Gallagher, John
Benn Qhe three Johus) and Colonel
Young are fishing. Doubtless the next
steamer from Eureka will carry several
packages of nice trout from the happy
Waltonlans TO friends in this CITY,. 1t is
said that salmon roe is now selling at a
high figure In Eureka.
Indians outside of their reservations
have no right to kill fish by illegal means,
and it is the duty of the Fish Commits
sioners TO teach the Indians a lesson. The
Truckee Republican says:
1t is reported on good authority that the In
dians have been s1aug ughtering fish on Prosser
Creek lately most outrageous, The water in
the creek IS low, and they put in traps and
then go up the stream and drive down every
fish along the way and eaten them in their r
traps. Such destruction OF the fish should not
be allowed. Indians have no more privileges
in taking game and fish than other pc rson S.
1t is thought by some that they are privileged
to kill game and fish at any season of the
year. but it is not the case. Indians on reser-
vations who maintain tribal re ations have
the right to govern themselves, but when the
live among the whites they are su biect to our
laws the same as any foreigner and under
the same restraits regarding the killing oi
game and taking OF fish other persons.
When they violate the law they should be
punished the same as other persons. They are
all provided for on the reservation, and they
should stay there or obey the laws while they
are not there.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

rows meet and other invited guests.
Captain Larkin has arranged two events
for the mem bers of the Bay City Wheel
men. Tomorrow at 10:30 A. M there will
be run from the clubhouse to Black
Point, the PresiGio, Fort Point and
through the park to the Velodrome, where
the club has large block of seats for the
Olympic's races. For Sunday, October 10.
a run is called, via the A. M. broad gauge
boat, to witness the 10-mile C. A. C. c.
road race.
The Vallejo meet-promoters have adde d
one professional race to their prog eramme
Tor DC ober IL. SPALDING.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

This forenoon st. Matthew's School OF
San Mateo will play Lowell High School
at the Recreation grounds, and this FORE
noon also the Stanford freshmen will
meet the Y. NJ. c. A. lightweight team on
| the Stanford campus.
At Berkeley hard field practice is the
order of the day. There is notable abb
sence of stars" and an encouraging pros
pect OF plenty OF good average material.
The second eleven is showing up in excel
lent form. A team picked mainly from
the second eleven all but oulplayed the
Varsity eleven last Tuesday.
There Is an encouraging rivalry for
most OF the positions on the team. Grels-
berg, at center, Is showing up remarkably
we'll Despite his weight of 1876 pounds he
is very quick and powerful. His passing
lacks accuracy. but his defensive work is
especially brilliant. He repeatedly breaks
through and stops the play, and after dis
posing of his. man often gets into the play
| IN another part of the field.
Sheehy, Ludlow and McDermott lead
in the contest for the two positions of
guard with an advantage in favor of
Sheehy. Ludlow's work is brilliant but
at times erratic. McDermott has been
doing uniformly good work and has i'm
proved steadily, but he lacks snap.
The probabie playing of Simpson be-
hind the line puts additional interest
into the contest for tackle. Barnes. Cor
nish, Dickson, Tolman and Volney Craig
are the leading candidates.; no one has
yet any considerable advantage over the
others.
Wolf, Collier, Premo and Jack Craig are
in the Lead for ends. Jimmy Hopper is
also being tried at end again instead of
halfback. Collier is quick and generally
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
BALL GATES
SCHEDULED,

At Central Park to-day the Santa Claras
(Sodality Athletic Association) will line
up against the Santa Cruz "Beachcomb-
ers."
Tomorrow the "Beachcom bers'' will
have the Oakland Heesemans as their op-
ponents. They will line up as follows.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
The 50 Wasp,, TODAY.

The Wasp this week contains a halfdoxen
cartoons. all on local subjects and persons
who are in. The public eye. Governor Budd
Mayor Phelan, Peter Jackson ana the Exami.
ner's managing editor are all cartooned. There
are large number of beautiful photo-engrav-
ings and original drawings, while the com.
ment is as sharp and pointed as usual. The
Wasp is thoroughly up-to-date in all its de-
pertments
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

to-day on visit and will attend the Olym-
pic race meet to- morrow.
The members of the Olympic Club
Wheelmen will have a banquet next
Wednesday night. Besides the mem bers
there will be some of the principal racing
men, the prominent officials of to-mor-
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

Eugene or "Gene' Sheehy has the ad-
vantages of strength. quickness and foot
ball experience. He played two years on
the Santa Clara College eleven, which he
captained- he was star tackle on the
Olympic eleven of last year. SheehY is a
San francisco boy, 20 years of age and
weighing 1876 pounds. His entrance at
Berkeley occasioned an apprehensive stir
at Palo Alto. for his ability is unques-
toned.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

Will L. Fowler. who will undoubtedly
be The center of the freshman team, comes
from Southern California. he is % years
of age and weighs IT'S pounds. He played
guard and half on the Redlands High
School eleven, which, two years ago, won
the championship of Southern California,
defeating the Los Angeles Athletic Club
team. Fowler's com para tive lightness for
center is offset by three years experience.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

r.. L. McCabe, captain and right half on
the University of California freshman
team. is 10 years of age and weighs 155
pounds. He has played football for the
last three years, for two seasons as half
on the Oakland High School eleven and
last season as captain of the Boone's
Academy team. McCabe is quick, de-
termined player and stands a chance of
making half on the varsity.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
Frank p. valatin Was Killed.

The true name of the man who was killed by
an accident on the stea amer Walla Walla last
Thursday evening was Frank p. Valat1n, but
he was generally known as Silva.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

candidate. are trying for positions on the Berkeley freshman
The good for
in
Palo Alto having m
Ciionas
Stanfords the gameo OF 4to4
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
Big TEAMS
PLAY TODAY
California and Powerful Re-
lance to Open Grid
iron Games.
Berkeley's Captain May Be
Forced Out by a Better Man
for Quarter.
Weakness of Second Eleven at Stan
ford Augurs Ill for the
Future.

This afternoon the college football sea-
son will open with match between Cali
fornia and Reliance at the new Recreation
Grounds, corner of Eighth and Harrison
streets, and accessible and transferred TO
by almost all the car lines of the city.
Reliance has a big team of veterans,
com bining old college players and mem
bers of former Olympic and Reliance
eIevens. 1t is probably the heaviest line
ever formed by an athletic club on this
coast. The chances are that it will win.
California has collection of promising
men that. according to college methods of
training. are not so early in the season in
their NJ most formidable form as exponents
of perfected team work.
All the Stanford football men are COM
ing up to watch the game and keep a
sharp lookout, particularly on CALIFORNIA; S
material.
The University of California will play
different eleyens in each half. The
VARSITY eleven will line up at the first
kickoff and the second eleven will take
their places at the beginning of the Sec
ond half.
The teams will probably face each other
in this manner:
California Reliance
Wolf raD r.
{ o'lier '''''- '''''' - $500 -1'.'i' ""
Dicksun0 T r.A,. e
Barnes : '''''' '''sA'S~''"
Hooper T c,.-5 ID Wells
Sheehy ! ''''.' '''''''-- u $500 Pete smith
Griesbergl Ca,,ar p..
Fowler '-'''-'''''-''> 1900 '''-'- D"i ine'e
Mayer ID c,ara r h..
Ludlow ''''-' ''.'''' ' ~ H. ''''''''' '''hooos
Tolman1 ID rocl-la on,
Cornish ''---' '''''' ' ~ 4''''''''''''OAiNeF
PremO
Hopper ............. R. End L. .Sherrard
Alien
smith nsas'i ''Ap' ..ouarter toda ptsss
Spence T u,.p o.
Ellis ''-'''.'''''''A~ A"Ai iA''''''.'''''.' SoEUef
McCabel % 49,,
Thane '''''- ''''''''A~ naii HliSA tcspI)
Hall
Newhall ui' AIieIt
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

The insurance Offices of this city have
formed league and the first game will he.
played to-day at 2:30 at the Presidio Atb-.
leuc Grounds. Teams from the Scottish
Union and National and the "Dornins.
will open the series. They will line IN as
follows: 10
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

Nat 6. Guiberson also comes from
Southern California. Guiberson is of
gigantic proportions, measuring over 6
feet inches in height, and weighing over
225 pounds. In him are possibilities of
great feats with shot and hammer. He
is new to the gridiron, but is learning to
use his great strength to advantage. 4 sea-
sons practice ought to make him a for
midable candidate for next years Varsity.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

The manager of the S. N. Woods team
will play his team against any outside nj
the city at any time. ALI CHALLENGES
should be sent to G. Rohbacher. $40 Fnla
ton street.
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In 1900 or Never

Horace Boise, who was one of the
IS to l apostles of the late Presi-
Dental campaign, is recently quoted
as attributing the defeat of his party
in 1896 to a fear on the part OF
the people that Bryan's success
would mean a single silver standard
to succeed the single gold standard,
which would have made the con-
dition of affairs worse than at
present. Boise explains that in the
next national contest between po-
litical parties for supremacy the
people must be made distinctly to
understand that bimetalism and not
a single silver standard is what the
l6 to l fellows most ardently desire.
The Iowa statesman goes still
further and makes the observation
that unless the silver people are
victorious in 1900 they may as well
give up the fight. In this we think
he is correct. The white metal
people viii put up the best fight of
which they are capable in the next
national campaign, and if they then
go down to defeat they must rally
under another war-cry than "16 TO
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CLIETON.

Miss Lulu Copley is visiting rela.
tiyes at this place.
Mrs. Timothy Manion visited al
Ellsworth last week
Our schools have all closed for the
long summer vacation.
Mrs. Corcoran is enjoying visit
from her granddaughter.
The baseball game at Pierce VALLEY
has been postponed indefinitely.
Mrs. Bummelmeyer visited friend,
near Ellsworth the first of the week
VIM. HUFF and wife of Mann Valley
visited in town the first of the week
John Boals took a picture of the
school in Dist. No. 3 last Friday morn
ing
George Chinook made a business
trip TO Ellsworth the first of the
week
Mrs. Chas. Fitzimmons spent the
Fourth at her paternal abode in Oak
Grove.
Mr.. Talmage, Miss Sheik and Mr.
Robinson were callers at VIM. Finley
recently.
Miss Estella Currier visited her
aunt, Mrs. Churchill of Kinnickinnic,
last week.
John Currier, accompanied by his
son George, made a business trip tC
Hastings last Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Coon, who has been VS.
iting friends near Beldenville the past
two weeks, has returned to Mrs. Cur
rier's.
Mrs Clara Brown of Wheaton,
Mimi, after spending few days with
her parents. has joined camping
party at Bass Lake.
Jay Dawson of Northfield, Mimi,
accom- panied by Messrs. Watson, came
over on their wheels last Saturday
and returned Monday.
The exhibition given last Friday
evening was grand success. The
little folks rendered their various
parts very creditably. The music furn-
ished by the Pierce Valley boys was
thoroughly appreciated by the audi
euce A
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The Coming Storm.

Floating straws indicate a very
vigorous contest over the question
as TO whether or not the entire silver
forces Of the country shall unite in
the support of single Presidential
ticket in 1900. The silver Demo-
Gratis of Ohio have formally present
ed w. J. Bryan as their candidate
for the Presidency in the next
struggle of parties foi national
supremacy, and at the same time
gave notice to the silver Republicans
and Populists that the only occupa-
ton they could have in the Demo-
cratic camp would be merely as
followers. Such a servile position
would blot out such men as Boise,
Debbs, Pettigrew, Teller, Watson
and other silver Republicans and
Populist leaders, and they will stub
bornly resist any aggression having
for its object their reduction to the
place of mere camp followers of the
Democratic party. OF all the silver
factions Bryan readily recognizes
the Democratic faction as being by
far the greatest, and its capture will
be his chiefconcern, but after flirting
with it in a very noticeable manner
for four years, when he drops his
handkel thief in 1900 for Tom
Watson and his followers to pick up
he will find that they will fly to pick
it up very reluctantly, if at all.
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SUMNER TOURS
Rivers. Mountains Seashore. Grand
Trunk Railway system.

The sale Of Summer tourist tickets
from Chicago 70 Eastern Tourist Re
sorts reached by the Lines of the
Grand Trunk Railway System, en-
bracing Niagara Falls, Muskoka
Lakes, St. Lawrence River, White
Mountains, Portland and Sescoast
Resorts. commences June lst, con.
tinuss to September Goth, inclusive.
Seaside and White Mountains
special THE Finest Train in the
World" making weekly trips between
Chicago Portland and Old Orchard
Beach. First trip east5ound from
Chicago June oath. The elegaL e
and comfort Of this train, combined
with the ever-chan2ing panorama OF
Natures grand and beautiful scenery
through which il passes. makes it the
most desirable train between Chicago
and the Sea Shore and Mountain Re
sorts Of the East.
For further particulars. EXcnrsicu
Folders, Time Tables, Berths, Sleepers
or Tickets, apply 10
L. r. Morrow, G. p. * I. a.,
10s Clark ST., Chicago.
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NEW CENTERVILLt


Oscar Thoen was in Baldwin We'd
nesday.
Gale Lane of Durand is visiting old
friends here.
Jim Phernetton of Downing has
moved into town.
Myretta Mccartney visited her
parents this week.
Frank Otis of River Falls was in
our village Thursday.
Rob Hampton and Will Hudson
| went TO Downing last week.
Mrs AL. Hodge and family of Pres
colt are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Engebert Nelson has sister
from Minneapolis visiting her.
Miss Inga Lien of River Falls is
visiting friends in this vicinity.
Charlie Love of River Falls spent a
few days in our town this week.
The social at the home of Will
Guiser is reported as grand success.
Mrs. Perkins (nee Dena LarsOn) of
| Chicago called on friends here Satur-
| day.
w. L. Hodge left Monday for a
! short visit TO friends at Dowing and
MenOmOnle.
Will Hodge Sr. and Leslie Woods
visited relatives in Prescott the first
of the week.
o. c. Ford of st. Paul joined his
wife here and spent the 4th with Mr..
| and Mrs. Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Larson of Belden-
vile and Mrs. Warner visited in town
| the last of the week.
Miss Eta Hudson has returned
from River Falls where she has been
! the last two months.
Mr.. Spencer of Hudson and Miss
Annie Wifi were married by Rev.
Wooley Sunday, July 4th.
The orator of day here the Fourth
| was Edwin II. Reed of River Falls
who spoke very forclbly and distinct
ly.
Miss Gertie Cummings and sister,
| Nettie, accompanied by Miss Addie
Woods, returned to their home near
Necedah this week.
"Shube" Davis of Beldenville cele-
| brated here the Fourth.
| Among some of the out of town
people who celebrated here were Mrs.
| Claggett, Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Reed and
children and Mrs. George Solberg OF
| River Falls.
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SPRING VALLEY.

Mrs. Laura Williams has retu rned
from her visit to st. Paul.
Little Julia Burmaster of st. Paul
is staying with Mrs. Jap. Lawrence.
j. Stockbridge cOntemplates send
ing his family to Watertown for the
summer.
Mr.. Peterson is teaching Norwegian
school in the intermediate school
building.
Mr.. Loomis, who broke his leg re-
Gently, is able TO be ar at his barber
shop again.
A large crowd celebrated here on
the Sd and all enjoyed themselves as
we'll as possible, considering the heat
and lack of shade.
Messrs. Ed. Fox and Condit had a
runaway on the Sd during the street
parade. The buggy was badly broken
but no one was hurt.
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PLUM CITY.

John Moser, Sr., is our new post.
master.
Elmer Larson took in the celebra.
tion at Pepin Monday
Mrs. A. j. Ingli OF Arkansaly is
making her parents visit.
A few of the Maiden Rock boys were
out on their wheels Sunday.
We hear that there is talk Of a new
grocery store in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Miller took in the
celebration the fifth at Rock Elm.
The 4th Of July was celebrated here
on the Sd. Everybody reports a good
time.
Maude O'Brien has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Hearth. the past
week.
Geo. MoSer was home from Mime
apolis and spent the Fourth with his
parents.
j. Walker and family have been en-
PERTAINING friends from Minneapolis.
They returned home last Monday.
Tie Lake City band which furnish
ed : tum City with music on the 3D.,
ga excellent satisfaction. We hope
theJ will come again.
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Mimi. visiting his sister.

Mimi, visiting his sister.
The Messrs. Fosbroke came down
from st. Paul TO spend the Fourth.
DR.. III. Cotton of Minneapolis was
down the first OF the week visiting his
father.
Mrs. George Delmars and children
have been visiting in Oak Grove the
past week.
Mrs. VIM Buschman and daughter
Clarabcll and Miss Minnie Noigt are
visiting in Hastings
The river is very high-the highest
that has been known at this time of
the year. 1t raised almost three feet
in twenty-four hours.
Mrs. Janette McKeen died very sud-
denly Saturday afternoon. She was
sick only one hour. The funeral was
held at her late residence Monday
afternoon
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DOWNING.

The Fourth passed off quietly.
w. L. Hodge of New Centeryille
visited relatives here the first Of the
week.
S. Rudesill is putting a stone wall
under his barn and also putting In a
stone floor.
Miss Mary Rudesill and VIM. L.
Hodge visited friends at Glenwood the
first of the week.
Miss Annie Campbell Of Minneapo-
lis spent a few days visiting her par
ents at this place.
Last Saturday the writer had the
pleasure CT meeting William Nc
Namara, former student Of the Nor
NAL.
Last Saturday the Downing boys
PLAYED the Cylon b. B. club very
stiff game of ball, the score standing
&c 20 10 in favor OF Downing. The
CyIon boys are good players and play
fair game
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The greatest Nation on Earth.

1.-THE value of timber yearly cut in
the United States is double that Of
the output of all our mines" "One-
third Of the population of this country
are church mem bers;" 1T costs $685.
b every minute during the year to
run our Government Uncle Sam 5
farms constitute one-fifth OF the
National wealth. Nearly one-half
of the 5000, 000, 600 letters making up
the worlds annual mail. belongs to
the United States These are but
instances of the thousands of wonder
full facts about every phase OF the life
and progress of our country from an
illustrated article on 1.-THE Greatest
Nation on Earth, by William George
Jordan, to appear in the July number
of The Ladies' Home Journal. The
article pictures, in a novel way,
Americas vast area, her matches
resources, bouGdless wealth, her
marvellous development, and shows
how the Uuited States leads the
world.
Light and heavy harness, in Ill
al sxnsnna
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