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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
CRICKETERS TALK
OF COMING YEAR
Game Seems Dead in Lake
port---Santa Cruz Team to
Visit City Decoration Day


At the annual meeting of the Cali
on Monday evening, beginning at 8
o'clock, the election of officers to serve
during the coming twelve months will
be held. The Alameda, Pacific, San
Cricket clubs have. held their annual
meetings and have chosen their dele
gates.
The representatives of the Alameda
Cricket Club are G. Harold Ward and
w. H. McNaughton; of the Pacific
Cricket Club, John Myers and DIR. o.
N. Taylor of the San Francisco Coun-
ty Club, Henry Roberts and H. Dixon,
and of the Santa Cruz Club, E. F. Hill
ton and H. H. Davies.
Herbert V. Keeling. one of the vice
presidents of the California Cricket
Association, writes that the interest in
cricket in Lake County has nearly died
out and that there is little hope that
the Lakeport Cricket Club will be or
ganized this year. T. w. Beakbane,
the leading spirit of the Burns Valley
Cricket Club, would be able TO get to-
gether a team in the Lower Lake dis
trict if there were any antagonists
with whom they could play. AS it is,
it looks as though the Burns Valley
club would not get any games this
season with local opponents.
At the annual meeting of the Santa
Cruz Cricket and Athletic Club H. H.
Davies was chosen captain and Steph-
en- Stagg honorary secretary. The
meeting was successful and the pros
pect for the coming season is good.
The Santa, Cruz players desire to visit
San Francisco on May 29 and 80 for
the purpose of playing two matches
against the city cricketers. They wish
to receive a return visit from a San
Francisco club on Sunday and Mon
'day, July 8 and 4. The Santa Cruz
club is not exclusively for cricket, but
has facilities for lawn tennis and other
sports. Summer visitors may avail
themselves of its privileges on pay
ment of d small fee.
At the annual meeting of the San
Francisco County Cricket Club the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year: w. S. McGavin, presi-
dent; T.. j. A. Tiedemann and f. c.
Sloman, vice presidents; Harold b.
Richardson, secretary-treasurer and
captain; A. H. Wilkes. vice captain;
Henry Roberts and H. Dixon, dele
gates to the California Cricket Associa-
ton. The president. vice presidents,
captain and vice captains, with h
Dickson, W. r. Stewart and Taliesin
Evans constitute the board of direct
ors. Ground and selection committees
will be appointed by the president.
b. Kortlang, star performer of the
San Francisco County Cricket Club
last season, and of the Pacific Club
in 1902, is in Seattle. where he is in
the employ of the Pacific Fur Com
pany. 1t is possible he will stay in
Seattle during the coming summer and
play with the Seattle Cricket Club. He
is entitled to one of the Rendle merit
medals for a century scored against
the Alameda eleven last year, and is
desirous to have it engraved with the
words, champion all-round cricketer
of California" He thinks that he can
claim the title fairly, having won first
places in the batting and bowling av-
erages in 1902 and having taken first
place in the batting list last season.
besides capturing far more wickets
than any other bowler.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
GOLFERS ACTIVE
ON CITY COURSE
Contest for Open Champion
ship of Southern California
Is0nTO-Day at LOSAngeleS

Handicap foursomes over eighteen
holes, medal play, are set down for this
afternoon on the schedule of the San
Francisco Golf Club. partners to be
drawn for at 2:30 o'clock. The winning
couple Will receive prizes.
On Tuesday morning next, beginning
at $50 O'Clock, p team match should
be played among the members Of the
Ladies Annex of the San Francisco
Golf Club, but there has been so much
sIackness in holding ladies' competi-
tious since the beginning Of the year
that the event cannot be regarded as
a certainty. Last Tuesday morning
some ladies were out on the links for
practice, but no competition was held.
The first match play round of the
handicap event, the qualifying round of
which was set down for Washington's s
birthday, but was deferred until last
Saturday. was completed on Wednes-
day. On Sunday r. c. Hanford and
r. d. Girvin played their match, the
former. allowing a handicap of six
strokes. winning, up. The recent
drills of cavalry and artillery over the
Presidio course have scored it in every
direction. while hoof marks and tent
peg holes have added to the troubles
of the golfers, who, in spite of these
drawbacks. are persevering in their fa-
vorite recreation. S. G. Buckbee, hand
leap u. won / UP from H. NJ. Hoyt,
scratch. Perry Eyre beat w. J. Dut-
tor who received 10 strokes, l up.
RoIla Y. Watt and r.. j. Woods, each
of whom received a handicap of II
strokes in the qualifying round, played
on equal terms. r. V. Watt was in eX-
cellent form, winning up, to play.
S. J.. Abbot Jr., giving 3 strokes, won
5 up. 3 so play. from Warren Gregory.
and r. l. Bentley, receiving 4 strokes.
beat DR.. T. G. McConkey, A up.
The second round began on Thursday
and must be completed by tomorrow
ening. S. L. Abbot Jr. is paired
against the winner of the Monteagle-
Starr match; r. 1. Bentley against S.
G. Buckbee; Rolla V. Watt against r.
G. Hanford and Perry Eyre against A.
S. Lilley. S. L.. Abbot Jr. and G.. E.
Starr, both having handicaps of 8
strokes. play on equal terms, while L.
f. Monteagle. handicap IL. receives 9
strokes from S. L. Abbot Jr.; S. G..
Buckbee. handicap 16. receives s. strokes
from r. I. Bentley, handicap s; Rolla
V. Watt, handicap u, receives A strokes
from r. G. Hanford. whose handicap
is s; Perry Eyre and A. S. Lilley, each
having handicaps of 6 strokes, play on
equal terms. A s. Lilley, having
drawn the bye, did not play in the first
round.
The competition over 70 holes. medal
play. for the open championship of
Southern California, in which any
golfer. professional or amateur mem
Der or non-member of an affiliated or
/ associate club of the Southern Califor-
Mo Golf Association: may take part,
began yesterday morning on the links
of the Los Angeles County Club and
viii be completed to-day.
The fourth annual competition for
the mems amateur championship of
the Pacific Coast Golf Association will
be played on the links of the Los An
geles County Club on Wednesday.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March
9. 10, II and r.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
PRESIDE AND ALUMNI
MINES IN RETURN GAME
Crack Amateur Ball TOssers VIII Line
Up for Action This Afternoon
at 2:3O O'Clock.

The champion Preside baseball team
viii line up against the Berkeley Stan
ford Alumni nine in a return game at
he Preside grounds this afternoon at
2:So O'clock The last meeting of the
crack bail tossers was a warm one. the
soldiers winning out by a great rally
IN the eleventh inning by a score of
4 10 3. The college men hope to wipe
put their defeat and will put a strong
team in the field. Parker. formerly of
Stanford. viii do the twisting for them.
and Hatch, the former Berkeley back
stop, is TO play behind the bat. For
syth and Conrad, the reliable soldier
battery, will appear in the points for
he boys in blue. Following is the line
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05

on it should be plain sailing for the COL
lege team. The Murdock brothers Ala
medals best team. and Griffin and Gard
ner of San Francisco are about the only
other teams that have a chance. TONY
Murdoch is in poor form and il is NOT
expected he will give his brother good
enough support to win. Griffin and
Gardner play fair game. but are rath-
er outclassed by men like varieI and
MacGavin.
Play in both singles and doubles will
be resumed this afternoon on the East
Oakland courts, and if possible both
events will be finished tomorrow.
The tournament committee makes the
following announcement: The semi
finals in singles will be called at IL a.
m. Sunday finals at 2:30 D. m. Play in
doubles will be resumed on Sunday.
Matches for same will be called at 10
O'Clock. Any teams not present when
their matches are called will be de-
faulted. The consolation singles will
start on Sunday at o'clock. Drawings
Will be held this afternoon. Any team
present this afternoon will be called
upon to play in the doubles.
The handicap doubles tourney sched-
uled to be played on the California
Club courts on February % will be
played tomorrow. Ten teams have al
ready entered. and several more viii
enter to-day. Some of the prominent
teams already entered are c. Smith and
F.. Mitchell, Ray Cornell and r. T.
Crawford. II. Schmidt and H. Rolfe. A.
w. WOrthingtOn and W. F. Bull. DR..
Hill and Win Allen and Bradley Wal
lace and Sidney Smith
The Golden Gate Club will finish the
fourth class to-day and commence the
third. The other two classes will be
played week later.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
VAMPIRES PLAY
FIRST CUP GAME
Meet the Independent Team
at Association Football on
Presidi0 Athletic Ground

Lovers of association football will
have the opportunity of witnessing two
games on the Presidio Athletic Grounds
in this city tomorrow. /. At. p. m. the
Thistles will play the match against
the Oakland Hornets.in the champion
ship series of the California Associa
ton Football League postponed from
January II.
Early in the week it was rumored
that the Oakland Hornets, having been
beaten on Sunday by the Occidental
eleven in the opening round of mat ches
for the California Association Football
Union cup, would drop out of the
league contests and play on. Saturday
afternoons only until the opening o.;
the 1904-5 season.
Though the Hornets have had in their
ranks some of the strongest and most
brilliant players in California, as
Percy Chambers. the captain; Alex
ander and Shand as forwards, Hunter
and Bird in the halfback line and Will
hanson as goalkeeper, they have not
developed combination work, and con
sequently have made but little show
as a team. The club has .fifty-nine
members and forty-nine registered
players. a larger number than any club
in the California League. Yet SO little
club spirit has been developed that
the Hornets have gone on to the rield
with only seven or eight players in
some of the league matches; The club,
however, will put a team into the field
tomorrow. The two elevens will line
UP in the following positions:
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
Helm steclheads Over Dam.

The high waters caused by the re-
cent srains have destroyed the fish lad
der on PaDermill dam above Sequel,
Santa Cruz County, so the Fish Com
missioners have sent two deputies to
the scene with net to take the steel
heads below the obstruction and release
them in the waters above. In this man
ner. 500 fish have been helped on their
way to the spawning grounds within
the last two days.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05

BUCHAREST. Roumariia. March 4-The
Finance Minister has laid before the Cham
on imports. The duty on coal is among the
heaviest
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05

WASHINGTON. March 4-The SenaAa to-
day confirmed the nomination OF Louise c.
Tyler as postmaster at Mill Valley. California.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05

The Vampires played practice game
last Sunday at Alameda and held a
meeting afterward. Several of the men
connected with the Vampires have left
CIR are about to leave California. Kay
returns to England, Shovel sails on
the steamer Mariposa to Tahiti and
Hufferdine, the trainer, formerly as
sistant trainer at the University of Cal
ifornia, returned to England on Tues
day. -..,. ~ l4ss.-st
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
Winter Is Sentenced.

Arthur Z. Winter was sentenced
yesterday to, serve one year in Fol
som penitentiary. On December 20
he attempted to hold up Henry Ellis
at Sacramento and East streets and
was captured by Deputy Sheriff John
Holland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05

The Thistles are certain of the great
est number of points in the contest
for the California Association. Football
League championship. Had the Inde-
pendents. won their last two matches
in the Series, and had the Thistles lost
their last two, the Independents and
the Thistles would have. tied with. 10
points; but the Independents, having
been beaten last Sunday by the Albion
Royers. can make. only II points at
most. The sThistles already have 10
points and are almost certain to make
more. :. The Vampires have played all
their matches. for the'league. champion
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
following positions I:

A. w Wilding Of the Vampires will
be the referee of the Thistle-Hornet
match. +.s--.i- t<9>t -
At 3 p. m. on the Presidio Athletic
Grounds the ball will. be kicked toff
in the match between the independents
and the Vampires for the California
Association Football Union cup. Ar
thur Robinson will be- the. referee and
the linemen will be Norman Logan and
c. w Irish. Airth, the. Vampire goal-
keeper. having been injured too. Sc
riously to play again during the pres
ent season, Rolfe will take charge of
the goal. The teams wifi line up in the
following positions: -
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-02
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET
State Senator
JOHN O'kANE,
lcveicck
Assembi, men
M. D. ~STAUNTCN,
Whine mucea
PETER AEKER,
loveiock
CHAS. C. SMITH
Go'conda
Commissioner Lcre Term
c. e. HAviLAND
Winnie muccs
Sheriff
s. G. LAMB,
Goiconda
-
Assessor
j.. w. GUTHRIE
Winnemucca
Recorder
w. L. WILKINSON
Winnemucca
Clerk
A. C.. WEBB
Whine MECCA
THE PlATFCP vi

The Republican parry or Nevada in
tdliefence 10 the principles OF ltepuoi
canisIn as expressed IN the national plat
lolin AMI wrought into The government
OF The nation nous Abraham Lincoln 10
Theode.e Roosevelt. The history OF Re-
pubIicanisru Is lie party-s mishtlest plat
iolAa. EauctsilIg Tie uouIiiters vi tis ia
lulal conventions, We aiiirm tiiat it' i'ah
IA pubic o. p.iNate life Ia Tins country
5 more nlled Ia honesty, daring. uiicoin-
pr missing Independence. steadiassiiess In
what lle believes ~ lie right and sound
Judgment 10 guide the American peopie
II the IuinlliuenI Of their destiny the
next four years Than rneodure Roose-
welt. the statesman IA peace. ne hero In
war. The WESTERN always. ana the ke-
LuIted States.
We resi- ect. lily su"ses; ~ the v'ter-
of Nevada iha, Alton -,iooks Parker is
TOO closely . he'd VIA me s-lnsh col PC
rate aud money ed Institutions OF Nat
street and the lawless ana predatory M"
nopoIfstic trusts of The country To quail
iy him for the discharge nf the duties u
The office for which Inc Democratic party
of the United States has selected hi.L.
ana that no language which We can
frame more apply illustrates his diSduai-
locations than that freely aud publicly
employ ed by William j. Bryan. ". t..
Hearst and other leading mvii cuIispic-
Iously nr1minent in Deu,@rratic circles
when The environments or the Democrat
c presidential nominee were subject 10
tree and untramnleled discussion.
NATIONAL. IRRIGATION
We congratulate the re pie ar Tho state
Of Nevada ipur the passage or the M
tional irrigation law which viii Ultimate
y reclaim the arid lands OF the west. and
Nh;ch VIII within a FEW years transform
he desert wasie- of Nevada into fruitful
,omesieads. we assert dat the attempt
o usurp the credit Of THIS great acr fi
ne man Is a travesty ~ fact and Justice
70 The thousands or we srerr citizens who
nave agitated tins subject. TO the western
senators and congressman who FOR wen
iy-fve years nave persistenlly afged and
foughl for Irrigation legislation. and to
he engineers VIII have measured west
ern streams and threaded She mountains
and deserts 10 learn the possibilities Of
storage and reclamation We give due and
generous credit n the fuiiness Of our
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REGULAR REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION
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To be Voted For at the General
Election
IulSdQy, EoVITbgT 3, 1904
For United States Serster,
HON. GEORGE s NIXON,
OF Humboldt County.
For NJ mber Of Congress
HON. JAMES A YERINGION.
or Ormsky County.
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HON. FRANK n. NORCROSS
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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-06-18
Triumphs of Modern Surgery.

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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-06-18
FAVORABLE FEATURES
Bradstreet's Report Gives Several En-
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Bradstreet's Report Gives Several En-
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New York, June 1S.-Bradstreet's
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Favorable features this week are the
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General trade and industry have re-
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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-06-18
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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-06-18
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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-06-18
MORPHINE
What is to Become Of the Constantly
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Can They Be Cured?

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