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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05

Next Saturday will be a red letter
day among sportsmen- The winter sea-
son of racing will commence, the an
nual intercollegiate football game VIII
be ulayed and the John Grace Cup, the
richest stake for which American
greyhounds compete, will be started at
Union Coursfng Park This viii be the
tenth renewal Of the Grace Cup Ine
following dogs have won it since II was
inaugurated:
1soe-At Newark. E II. Mulcasters Fear
Not value to winner Slsz. ,r.,,..
Iss7-At Ingieside. Grace & Lean HeAN7
consey. sso Un,on Park. u Deans counennara-
soIS Isaa-At Union Park. J. H Rosseter's For
rssSSD 800 FEBRUARY 24--At Union Park-curtis
s'n Iase L octo6er 21-At Union Park. D. wslsh's
Sacramento Boy. $500 49,
Is0l-At Union Park. Curtis & sons 0e-'o"'
slISS EsSa-At Union Park. D. wsIsh's saeransn'o
Boy sluVo- 10 r7,,oa Park-G Lacy Cra~fOrz's
Rector. $500
The total purse this yeaf viii De
about $500. The entrance fee IS szS Ior
each dog. Instead Of making three
,,onevs as in horse racing, the purse Is
90 distributed that all but six OF the
sixtv-fo,rr dogs entered win at least
+hair entrance fee. To bring about
tr,s result there is a consolation prize
for the dogs beaten in the cup ana an
other consolation for the dogs beaten
in the plate
Although Butte MONTY and South
eru California will send their neetest
hounds. the kennels OF Central Cali
fornia are expected to provide the win
ner. The kennels OF Nethercott and OF
Raught from Sacramento viii probably
nrovide the stake favorite. Included
IN their strings are Pocatelli, Barge,
Friendless Boy. La Rosa. Valley Pride,
Belle Free, TfI1ie r, Quita and Sil-er
Heels
In addition to the Sacramento grey
hounds this district win send some
clever representatives TO the slips.
lanes Sweeney will have Rocked
Asleep, Richard Anton. McVey and
Rocker Arm in the running
Jack Dennis will start Racing Auto.
Renegade Apache. The Referee and
Sherman
t. ]. Cronin will be represented by
Hudson and vandal.
T. Jones win have in Little Plunger
and Frisky Barbara
Sacramento Boy. which has won the
cup twice in four starts. will also be a
contender Rector, with the same rec
ord of starts and with one victory TO
his credit, will also go TO the slips
]. OShea win probably pin his hopes
to Doc Burns
Full Moon, Mount Rose, Gambit,
Honest John. Flower Girl, Humboldt.
Tom King, Eagle Bird. New Home
Boy. Lord Brazen. Agile Squirt, Tom
Hooker. Grafton and other performers,
both young and old. viii be sent for
the rich stake
The draw win be held next Wednes-
day night. At this time the prize mon
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PROHIBITION PARTY MEETS.
Gathering Is Attended by Many
Temperance Advocates.

Members Of the Prohibition party
held an enthusiastic gathering at
Academy of Sciences Hall last night
A large percentage OF those present
were women. many OF whom are
prominent in the various temperance
organizations Of the State.
After America" was sung the
speaker OF the evening. Rev. Anna
Pow Bauder. president OF the wOm-
ems Prohibition Club. delivered an ad-
dress that was frequently interrupted
by applause. She was followed by H.
LIE Baron Smith. who spoke on the
evils OF the liquor traffic and told
what he thought prohibition would do
to advance the interests OF the Gov
ernment and society
Miss Anna Chase. Earl c. LuisIey
and T. ]. Alley made short speeches
for the cause, advocating the princi-
pies laid down in the Prohibition par
TVS platform The final address was
made by d. B. Pratt
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Youthful FOOtlaDGIS IN Action.
Sensational Game Expected at the PTeSidio
Grounds To-Day When Lick Engages
Oakland High School.

and he has it down pat. He runs hard
and is hard to stop. Merritt is good
at line bucking, while Seminario's long
suit is end running He is not bril-
liant player, but he follows his inter-
ference well and is a hard worker. One
Of Licks most consistent ground gain
ers is "Biu" Main, the tackle. For a
two or three yard gain he is the best
man on the team. He is so fast that
there is danger OF making a forward
pass when he is given the ball Quar-
terback GoIcher has TO get the ball of
as fast as possible to avoid this dan
ger.
If GoIcher runs the team as well as
he did against PaIo Alto it is safe to
say he will be in the game till the fin
ish II he loses his head, Dietz will
probably take his place.
The fact that many have been saying
that Oakland beat Berkeley ON iuke
has caused the players from the former
school to train hard and prove If pos
sibIe they are the best team in the
league Many claim that Berkeley Is
at least ten points stronger than Oak
land The Oakland boys have played
only one game on this side OF the bay.
They beat Santa Rosa 23-o in the semi
finals, but at that their showing was
none too good 1t is only fair TO state
that Oakland had substitute tackles in
that game and were over-confident
Pete" Smith and BILLY" Reid will
be the officials. The teams will line up
as follows:
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JOCKEYS KNAPP AND JONES
ARRIVE AT OAKLAND TRACK
Charley HenshaIFs String OF Nine
Horses Is Here IN Charge OF
Trainer Wright

Big Bill Knapp. the jockey. and
his side partner. Joe Jones. arrived az
Oakland yesterday from Kansas City.
J. T. Sheehan. the welI-knOwn CaIifor-
MIA rider. returned with the first named
duo. after a successful season on the
middle Western tracks
Knapp is a great favOrite with Cali
fOrnia crowds. and justly so. for his
riding here has always been above sus-
picion- Joe Jones was the star per-
former during the closing weeks OF the
season at Oakland last spring. but the
same amount OF success did not attend
his efforts in the Eastern country.
The string Of nine horses owned BY
Charley Henshau and in charge OF
Trainer Early Wright. reached Oak
land from Chicago yesterday Smfthy
Kane. a useful twO-year-old. the prop
erty OF L T. Hail and L 5 Marshall.
was passenger IN the same car. Hen
shall had a successful season on the
New York tracks. cleaning up thou
sands on some weIl-plannsd coups- Sir
BriIlsr and Martinmas are the stars
OF his string
In another car which reached Oak
land from Kansas City came thres
nOIScS ONAeU ~ u " OVu8es q SL.
Louis turfmsn; also the strings OF W.
d. Knapp, Frank Healey and PuerI
Wflkerson-
Johnny SchorT's horses and those OF
s s. Tracy are due 70 reach here to-
day The former had a profitable sea-
son at Chicago. Ananias especially
proving a good money winner.
Henry Fiittner. former cashier for
George Rose and Barney Schneider.
will book at Oakland when the season
opens His block man viii be Harry
Froelich-
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MAYOR schmitz Cheered-

The Labor party meeting at Potrero
Hall drew a great crowd last night
Mayor Schmitz was the star speaker
of the evening. He was received with
cheers when he entered the hall and
his remarks were frequently punctu-
atd with applause. In his speech he
urged the members OF the labor
unions 10 stick together and victory
would surely and ultimately be theirs
The meeting was joint comoina-
ton Of the Thirty-first and Thirty
second Assembly districts.
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The Commuters took another step
toward the head Of the pennant race
yesterday at Oakland, nosing out Sc
attic by one run. Seattle made two
in the first inning, but after that was
unable to find DIR. Moskiman and
failed to get a man across the rubber
Oakland's taIlies were scattered, COM
ing in the second. third and fourth
Schlahey was the hero OF the day,
bringing in two of the runs. straight
ening out one Of Shields twisters for
two bags and starting the only double
play OF the afternoon. The game as
q whole was rather tame.
The score follows:
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scottish BowIers in Novel Match.


The Scottish bowlers will be seen
in tournament play to-day and Tues
day. Besides the doubles tournament.
which was started several weeks ago,
there viii be a novel event II is to
be q match between four players from
the County Ayrshire. Scotland. A
month ago James Gray, Maxwell
Grove. Joseph Gray and J. McLach-
Ian, all from the same county in Scot
land. challenged any four players on
the green 70 a match 10 be played on
election day The challenge has been
accepted by A A McVfcar. DR.. Hamil-
ten. Thomas Mcknight and J. c.
Moffatt. The latter are four Of the
eleverest bowlers in the city and the
Ayrshire representatives will have
their hands full winning.
Play in the doubles tournament viii
be resumed this afternoon and on
Tuesday. when IT Is expected the semi
final round viii be reached
The following teams are still in the
competition:
John McIArez and J. stott. J. OBrisn and
Y C. Lawson James Gray and Andrew
wIikie Maxwell Grove and H L Tickner.
Robert Park and Wallace Cock ". p Eaton
znd e C. Nedean. Joseph Gray and Thomas
NrcNaughr. J NcL1achiau and James Webster.
c Mocar- ard Thomas Mfllar-
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APPLICATION FOR WRIT
FOR MARSICANO DENIED
Judge Cook Holds That Owner OF
BufIdin-~ at 1929 Dupont Street
Can Be Arrested Daily


Can Be Arrested Daily
The argument on the application
for q writ Of habeas corpus for the
release of p. Marsicano, owner Of the
buildings at 1929 Dupont street, was
made before Judge Cook yesterday.
The writ was dismissed and the pris-
oner remanded, but the judgment is
not to take effect till Monday morn
ing
Marsciano was convicted OF leasing
his buildings for immoral purposes
and fined $500. He appealed to the
Superior Court The police continued
to arrest him daily. as he was per-
sfsting in violating the ordinance The
writ was asked to stop these arrests
Attorney George d. Collins argued
that the subsequent arrests were IL
legal.
The Judge held that the first con-
viction embraced all the offenses up
to that time, but any subsequent vio-
latfon was a new offense- 1t was not
a proper subject for a writ OF habeas
corpus, the proper course being to
plead a prior conviction in the lower
court. If Marsicano could show that
he could not prevent the leasing of
the buildings for immoral purposes
he could plead that as defense
The Judgment will be entered on
Monday Meantime Collins will take
steps 10 bring the case before the SUI
preme Court to have the action OF
Judge Cook reviewed.
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SEALS ON THE LOSING END.
Badly Beaten by Portland in Game
at Recreation Park


The third practical baseball joke
of the week was played yesterday at
Recreation Park and it was on the
Seals. They never could recover from
that bunch that was handed out in the
initial period when the Brownies
Jumped on them for five runs Every
one was made after two men had been
retired and all came from clean hits
Score. Portland, Z; San Francisco, 4.
Mr.. Barber sure got his in that aw-
full spasm. After getting rid Of the
first two men he let Nadeau punch out
a hit. Beck was right there with an
other and Krug also swung through,
scoring Nadeau. Runkle got base
ON balls, but Spencer and Kellackey
each bit off two-base boys While
the Seal outfeId was hotfooting after
the leather the Brownies were hot
footing for the pan, and five of them
got there.
That settled it in hurry Had the
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rennas Teams Are Matched.

The drawing for the handicap tennis
doubles tournament. to be played on
the Golden Gate Park courts t0-mor-
row. resulted as follows:
Han and sooey C5l ~ versaro and Martin
Qs 3-6l- Marvin and Peck Cls5l Lemon and
code 60 Dr. Lovsgrovs and Fuller 80
Allan brorhsrs U5l- Guerin brothers 051
Roche and Norton scratch. Hamilton and
R0che (3O) vs. Miller ard Turner u5 SD.
Dunlap and Foley l0Te 15l vs. Sweeney ana
Tr,IIIinger (30l. Baker brothers lowe i5l ~
Getz and Singleton G5 Sd. Edwards and
Joseuh 1S 3-p - Gardner and GaVnsss
scratch; Finn and Lama Us SD - Davis
ana J. Baker 05 SO. Dr0lI1 and Mann (3-s1
Griffin love 80 HolcEkiss brothers
Gscratch)- Brzbanc and FI1negan (scrzrch1 ~
Martin and Srsrns C15 3-6i. Lewis ard Rourh
Go ~ Major Van Fliet and Gardner Cd.
Teller and Parr (4-Sl - Hall and GABRIEL
co; Creighton and Alan vs. z. ADAMS and
I.vrron.
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JOCKEY FoY Is INJURED.
SusSains a Broken Collar Bone in a
Race at IatOnia-

CINCINNATI Nov 4.-Thorn-
hedge. in the steeplechase. was the
orlv Winning favorite at Latouia to-
ssy. the other i've events going 10
heavily played outsiders
Jockey FoT. who is under contract
10 Euehev McCarren- had his collar
bone broken BY a fall in the fifth
race. Just after rounding into the
stretch Praise stumbled and went
down. Neva WEIGH. with Foy up.
fell over him The weather was
clear and the track fast Summary:
Fs-st raee sir cu-l1uzs-J- Ed GriIo Ton-
U'-lszv sec1r6. Bob Frsnk,iu third. Time,
Ilf1a-
send race. ore nile-Coluunbis Girl wen
rIreer secont Hopeful Miss third- Tine. IA
Thrs race six and a. hslf furiongs-Jsks
C---e-herr won, Courade second. The Regent
rrtrI -fue 1-1e1a
Fru--r race. s-eeplecnase. s1orI cnurss-
--s.--rresre 1cu san Parker second. Pick
Tlrre -ht-c Tiue. 2-59i1-
Flf-h race I've curicuEs-Agnes virginia
-cr Gsuce 5000. MeaG0T Plume third
Tine l-l111-
s.xrh -acs. ore and TIRE. sixteenth miles
srftu.ne won Eiaxus secont. Goo Coo third.
wH-e g-lTt~
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

b the New York Morning Telegraph
FIRST race-SanIa Luna, Rachel
Ward, Red White and Blue
Second race-GOId Enamel, Kurtz-
mann. EirebaIl.
Third race-Hendrie entry, Never
such. Curate-
Fourth race-Estrada Palma, Sir
Gallant The Regent
Fifth race-SchooImate, Requiter,
Merry Pioneer.
Sixth race-Monet. MuIdoon. Oar
thula.
Condition OF the track-Fast.
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Labor Candidates TaIk.

The Union Labor meeting last night
at Manzanita Hall. Fourth and Perry
streets, attracted large crowd.
Thomas F. Finn presided at the meet
ing and the following men talked:
George Benham, James Bolan. John
Condor. Frank A. Markey. candidate
for the State Senate from the Seven
teenth Senatorial District; John Gull
len. candidate for the Assembly from
the Twenty-ninth Assembly District.
and William Mindham. candidate for
the Assembly from the Twenty-eighth
Assembly District
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Fors,es and Cobb Fight a Draw

DETROIT. Mich. Nov 4-Clarence
FORBES of Chicago and Harry Cobb OF
Detroit fought ten rounds 70
draw at The Detroit Athletic Club here
tonight For FIVE rounds Forbes was
easily master of the situation. but
cobb evened up matters in the sew
errh. eighth and ninth. having Forbes
-n q tired condition az the end OF the
eighth. IN the tenth round hOnors
we're even
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PITCHER BAUM is WILD.
Tacoma Plays Snappy Ball, While
Angel Work Is Ragged

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 4.-Baum
was wild to-day, while Thomas was
as steady as a clock That accounts
for Tacoma's victory by the score OF
s TO L Tacoma put up fast snappy
game in the field, while the Angels
were ragged in spots Chances arm
was sore and 70 this fact Tacoma
owes one or more runs. as several
bases were stolen on him at critical
stages Score:
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cOmpeutiOn
OmciaIs 70 Discuss Racing.

Los ANGELES, Nov. 4.-W. E.
Dunn and George Rose. directors of
the Los Angeles Jockey Club. left for
san Francisco tonight, where they
will meet the directors Of the Pacific
Coast Jockey Club and discuss mat
ters OF interest 70 Pacific Coast rae
fr~
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OIymplc cIub's New supertu,ena,n,

TIE resignation II Captain George
= SAGE as suDerintendent u the OIyrn-
rc Athlete Club was accepted last
ert cT tl directors T. = Cough.
h-o has o=en the assistant secretary
Of the club for i've years, was appoint
ed 70 the vacancy. Captain sage re-
signed because Of illness.
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- BnIIardlst Is Beaten.

George H sutton. the ''armless Won
der. vas defeated az billiards at Nor
.egs lasr night by Wilson Sigourney
-n a thlrry-six inning game, the final
score standing go To z44 Sutton played
a wonderful game and electrified the
slg crowd by the clever way IN which
~ he16Ied the cue.
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FORM AS FIGURED
BY HANDICAPPERS
AQUEDUCT SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph
First raee-COunterpoi Et Tu
Brute, Emergency.
Second race-South TrimbIe, Akela-
DiInpIe.
Third race - BeIligerent, Fancy
Dress, Danseuse.
Fourth race-IsraeIite, Orthodox,
Ascension
Fifth race-Grenade. Lord Badge,
Dekaber.
Sixth race-Yorkshire Lad, Blucher,
Supreme Court.
Condition Of the track-Fast.
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SUMMARY.

Stolen basesELeahy, Dunleavy. Errors
Freeman. Hail. DeInas Schlahey 2 Dever-
saux Noskiuan Two-base hirs-Van HaIrren.
Smith Schlafey. Sacrifice hits-Freenan, Can
lev Schlafey First base on errors-Seattle 3,
Oakland L First base called balls-O1
--iesds 4 cf Mcskiuan 2 Left on bases
seattle 9 Oakland S Struck out-By Shields
By Moskfman g. Double play-Schladey 70
Franks 70 Srreib- Passed baH-Leahy- Wild
pitch-ShieIds- Time OF gane-One hour and
fortv-fve minutes Observation-Disclosures
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yosemite Club Wants Permit.

The Yosemite Club has petitioned the
Supervisors for permission 10 give a
professional boxing exhibition during
December
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Seals been able to stir up any ginger
they might have beaten the northern
bushers, for Starkles was wild and
every inning or so he came in for
wallOping. The wallops were never
consistent and the Seals had 70 be sat
ished with the fun the fifty or more
fans in the lot poked at them The
score:
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IWMARL.

Stolen base-Doyle. Casey, N0Tdyks- Ia
Ean. ErrorEChass. Tonz1 (2)- Hits-OH
Baurn g. OF Jones L Three-base hit-Ber-
uard Two-hass hit-Chznce. Sacrifice hits
Graham. Doyle Mclaughlin Eagzn- First
base On error0Los Angeles 4. Tacoma )
Bases on baIIs-On Baum 5. on Thomas l.
Strl1ck ort-By Baum T. By Thomas 5. by
Jones 2 Double plays-Graham 20 NOrdyke:
Sheehaa to Ezgzn to SOrtyks. Chance. IN
assisted Hit b. pitched ball-Sorcy ze.
Ttune OF xame-2:05. Umpirs-PeTine-
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vanderbilt's sAlammbo wins.

PARIS. Nov. 24.-w. K. vanderbiIt's
salammbo won the race for the Prix
Heaum at the Maison Lafitte races to-
day
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@, Pnrties-

Everything for an enjoyable evening
At home: playing cards. card tables, tally
cards prizes. whist sets. Bicycle and
Congress- playing cards. No such an as
sortuent elsewhere Sanborn. Vail &
Co. T41 Market street
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Mennllis Time Ill Abandoned.

MEMPHIS Tenn. Nov 4--The
Memphis Trorung .Association's sup
elemental fail meeting has 5eeu in
definitely postponed because of ad-
verse weather conditions Dan Patch
las been shipped 70 St Louis
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PHILIPPINES MAILS sEIZED.-An order
zas received from The Treasury Departments
,r-z-arr.av rohioftl1E the irnporra-ion q
goods IN the mails from -1e Philip
15nss All such goods IN the mails Viii b
z.fzed On the drsr oIsnBe penalty equal
~ ire duty viii be imposed, the second
ofsuse the goods viii be confscatsd-
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VALUE OF KNOP ESTATE@The estate
OF the late Henry Knop has been appraised
at S342 100 a. Of which $179.s2S Is In cash.
Among the securities owned by the estate are
1850 shares OF Spring Valley Water Company
stock and ECO shares In the First National
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0ADGbA fhANI KAUE
LOHMANS MEN ALIGHT
IN SECOND PLACE
NOSE OUT THE ANGELS.
Schlaey Is the Hero Of the Day on IdOra Park Field

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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SCHDIART

stolen basesHShay. KaIlaeksy. Runkle 2,
Spencer, irwin ErrOrz-Barher. Van Buren.
shay Two base hirs-SDsncer- kailack=ys
CSOrtcn Ruukie. Irwin. Msany. Sacrifice hits
Spencer Shay First base On errors-sa1
Francisco l. Portland 1. First base On called
baIIs-Or Barber 5 on Starkels A. Left On
bases-San Francisco 8. Portland 4 Struck
out-By Barber 3. By Starkeis 2 Hit y
pftcher-WaIdron- Double plays-Anderson %
Van Buren 70 Gortou. Spencer TO shay %
Beck Passed baII-Gort0n- Tine o. game
One hour and As minutes Umpre-Bro"n
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summit Snow -four on sale at Irvine
Rrn<' se7 Fourth street
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ORDERS HOUSE REMOvED.-The Board
Of Works yesterday ordered a house in the
roadway OF Beach street. between Hyde and
Lartin to be removed An investigation was
ordered Ii II II found that the house IS OBJ
strucrfng the street force OF men will be
sent to IL
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Totzls.35 A 10 q Il Totals "a q IL
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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Totals .s1 I Z e 81

RUNS AND HIS By. INNIN
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Be--lnE Hf0rss Weight Jockey s. Fin
90 telescope IL fTnCr1psoul :
l. d l-Ttesrtan no fSchllinE1- SO Fl
- % Lions H no H PhiIlipzl 31i1
Tine rzI -s start good Wen driving
-Tlrner ~ Erafrs p z BY Horoscope Emma
E=- Cr-cEar Sllrerf1Cr- W-air-zcr1e. Maze
Hzrl-r Tcu Lawson. Allindz- HiEhVfnc-
=-- r-er S1rtnE silk Als-er. BouTier. Anda
I-sia1. TIE Captain. signet Ring finished as
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4 = IotaIs 30 5 Q
Rims AND HITS BY INNINGS.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-08-18

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THE EVER POPULAR FlSCHERS.
Close a Four Nights Engagement
i'm Heppner.

The Margarita Fischer Repertoire
Company concluded very meritorious
four nights engagement at the Heppne,
Opera House Saturday evening. pre-
senting successfully "The Flag OF
Truce" Tennessees Partner" "Mother
and Son." and "Leah the Forsaken," d"
The first two are more pleasing to the
average audience, having distinctly
American flavor, and showing to better
advantage the versatility of the leading
lady. Miss Fischer, especially in the
piquant actions of youthful femininity
"Mother and Son" is Frenchy play
of courtly costumes and action. II
gives ample scope, however, for some
good emotional acting in the leading
roles, which it is needless to say were
improved. The costumes worn were
very fine. Leah" is the company's
leading play. and in it is required some
good work by every member of the
company. The plot is founded on Gus
toms appertainlng to the middle ages
when Protestant fanaticism was at its
height and 30 called "witchcraft" was
swift of detection and punishment
"Leah," Jewish maiden loves and is
beloved by young Huegenot, cir
cumstance which gives rise to continued
and relentless persecution on the part of
the latter's family and friends. Miss
Fischer in the title role, is fautless, yet
it is a character which fails to display
her varied talents 1t is all tears and
violent emotion. There is absolutely
no comedy in LEAH" and the tragic
ending Of the heroine, and the torment
of mind endu ed by all at the finale
does not leave a pleasing impression
and is not calculated to make the play
POPULAR