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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-29
caeoLaN
.TIBURON TARS
OPEN SEASON
Fair Sex Will Be Entertained
by the Corinthians at
Informal Dance.

The members Of the Corinthian
Yacht Club. logged in braided blouses.
laced caps and immaculate white
ducks, VIII be out in force this after
noon at their Tiburon quarters, the
occasion being the annual opening of
the sailing season.
From 2 TO $50 .. m. the ladies will
be made welcome at the clubhouse
the reception committee consisting Of
Commodore T. Jennings, Vice Commo-
dore J. c. Brickell, Port Captain John
II. keefe, Secretary z. J. Bowes and
Directors W. A. Stringer, J. V. O'Brien
and J. E. Macfarlane. There viii be
music and dancing in the main hail,
the floor manager being James S.
Hawkins, and the floor committee con-
sisting Of Lester Hammersmith, Stan
ley Fay. J. r. Miller, Fred Meyer, M
a. Newell, Clarence Dobie, Walter H.
Crowell, Bush Fennell, Harry d.
Hawks Fred Knight and Matt j. Bren-
nan.
Parties of visitors viii be rowed out
IN small boats to the yachts lying at
anchor in the cove, for on opening
Gay all good Corinthians keep open
house on board their trim pleasure
craft. The whole feet is ready and
IN all its glory Of fresh white paint,
glistening Varnish, polished brass
work, with every prize pennaIt and
signal-fiag flying. viii present a sight
TO gladden. the eye.
At about o'clock, the ladies having
retired from the scene, the taTs will
shed the rain1ent of the amateur
yachtsman and viii sdon the old and
salt-stained garb in which they feel
h2ppiest. Many who did not attend
the doings OF the afternoon viii go
over in time for the Corinthian sup
per and Jinks. The supper will be
served under the direction of Port Cap
tain John II. Keefe and his willing as
sistants, and viii consist of pork and
beans. Boston brown bread, chowder
and other nautical yiands.
After supper has been disposed of
the Corinthians and their guests will
adjourn TO the main hall. where the
annual opening jinks will be given
under the direction of the jinks COM
mittee, the members of which are j.
Y. O'Br1en. Frank ". Thompson, z.
]. Bowes, w. J. Hogg, l. w. Harris,
E. F. Sagar and E. J. Angelo. Corin-
THAN Jinks are always good and il is
believed the performance tonight will
be not a whit below the high stand
ard set by the entertainments Of for
mer years.
Next Saturday. May 6. the members
Of the Oakland Canoe Club viii open
their season with a reception at their
quarters on Sessions Basin, Oakland
Creek. In the afternoon there will be
a reception in the clubhouse and the
visitors viii be taken out for cruises
on the creek in the yachts and power
boats owned by the members. After
supper there viii be music and dane
ing.
The officers have prepared the fol-
lowing programme for the season: On
Sunday. May IA, cruise to the quarters
Of the EncinaI Yacht Club, Alameda,
70 take part in the opening sports and
entertainment. May 20. the canoeists
will sail IN the Encinal Yacht Club
regatta off the Alameda shore. return
ing on Sunday. the 2Ist, to their quar-
ters on Sessions Basin. Decoration
Day here VIII be open house" at the
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-29
ANGLERS SHOW
FULL CREELS
Trout Are Taking the Fly
With Ayidity on Many
Nearby Streams.

To the surprise of the angling fra
ternity the trout are taking the fly
with avidity on many streams and the
season seems unusually far advanced.
The first definite information as to the
klamath is contained in the following
letter from Al Cumming, the we'll
known sportsman:
The klamath River is lower this year than
l have ever seen IL and the fish seem to take
any old thing. The weather is warm and
the salmon and cadis bugs are almost fully
about a week l landed thirty two rainbow
trout yesterday. some as high two pounds
here for the neat ss Ave months ia come one Ths
creeks are almost in condition for fly fishing.
The season is about month earlier than
usual. l will remain here until about the
25th of May and will be pleased to put any
one in touch with the sport.
To corroborate his statement he sent
a grand box of rainbow trout to a
friend here. The fish were in good
condition and Of unusual size.
The anglers on the upper Sacra-
mento expect good sport soon, as the
river is reported lower than any time
last season. Several good catches
have been made at Sims, but the trout
are not rising to the fly we'll at pres
ent. The fishing is good in the streams
on the Mills Ranch. Mr.. Mills charges
81 per rod and limits the catch to
twenty fish. The water in the nearby
streams is going down rapidly.
Persons who know the Truckee well
have been surprised at advices received
from there to the effect that the trout
are taking the fly at this early date.
The recent rains interfered some
what with fishing in the Santa Cruz
e.4r 11,x& x,,;f1
next month. Many four and five
Founders were taken recently In the
San Lorenzo. Supervisor Miller and
Tax Collector Helms caught four in
Big Creek which scaled from four to
six pounds. Other anglers did well in
Scott and Waddell creeks.
A. Hegele and Mr.. Edwards fished
the Aptos recently and secured nearly
the limit of six to twelve inch fish,
The Paper Mill is affording great fly
fishing throughout. its entire length
The water is pronounced grand by an
admirer of the stream and there are
more fish there than in many years.
A continuance of the present weather
will make the sport still better.
Among the well-known men who had
good sport last Sunday were l.. Daver-
kosen. Jim Turner, j. Thompson and
w. A. L. Miller.
Bert Spring and Charles BreidenStein
took a number of fine fish between
Garcia and Tocaloma on the fly. They
preserved a number of them alive for
an aquarium in this city.
Among the men who did well at
Point Reyes on Sunday were George
Wentworth, Sam Wells, Frank Dol
liver, Abe Banker and Andy Legaspie.
The favorite flies in use are the royal
coachman. grey and brown hackle, red
ant and blue upright.
Joe Uri hooked and landed a four
pound steelhead at Grassy Point, near
Point Reyes. last Saturday evening.
He first caught a small club which
he used for bait. The steelhead put
up game fight for ten minutes.
Reports from Sonoma Creek are to
the effect that fishing is fair. Gala
basas and Madrone creeks are provid-
ing good fly fishing. Large catches are
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-29
STAR ATHLETES
WILL COMPETE
Sensational Performances
Are Expected Next Satur-
day ON Berkeley Oval.

What promises to be the most SEN
sational athletic meet held here IN
years will take place next Saturday on
Berkeley oval. The affair will be un-
der the direction of the Pacific Ath-
letic Association and from the win
ners viii be picked a team to repre-
sent California at the Lewis and Clark
Exposition.
The cleverest athletes of the Univer-
s1ty OF California and of Stanford Uni
VerS1ty will meet the representatives OF
the high schools, together with the
athletic club men.
John o. Miller. Stanford's sensation
al distance runner, will start in the
mile, where he will meet A A. Glar-
ner OF the Vampire Football Club.
who is the coast indoor champion: r.
It. Mishler OF Berkeley and II H
Maundrell, the Academic Athletic
League champion, will make up a re-
markable quartet of distance runners
o. F. Snedigar, the intercoHegiate
champion at 100 yards, who has not
been extended here. will meet C.. L.
Parsons of the University Of Southern
California The latter won the Young
Mems Christian Association cham
pionship at st. Louis and is considered
a world 5eater. He is a :09 40 Sec
onds man.
Norman E. Dole, holder of the
worlds pole vault record. will meet
F. E. Moullen, the Academic Athletic
League champion; Joseph Wilhoit,
the Southern California champion, and
Harry Irwin, the coast indoor cham
pion-
Charming Hall, the high Jumper.
and Alfred Plaw, the hammer throw
er, will also compete
All entries must be filed on or be-
fore May with Herbert Hauser. box
1S4. Fruitvale, Cal. Mr.. Hauser is
chairman of the Lewis and Clark COM
mittee which is arranging for the ex-
position games. The other members
of the committee are George James.
T. l. Fitzpatrick, Reno Hutchinson,
George Mcmillan, A G.. DouthiIl, c.
c. Smith and A. A. Lawton.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-29

club quarters and race for the Holi-
day Cup. June H. cruise to Alameda
Mole, and June Is, sail through the
tidal canal. June 1. a smoker" will
be given at the clubhouse Independ-
ence day there will be "open house"
and race for the Holiday Cup. July
16, cruise through the tidal canal to
Bay Farm Island and on the 23d to
Alameda Mole. August there will be
a special race for racing canoes and
on the 18th special event for eruis-
ing canoes. August q the canoeists
VIII cruise to Belvedere Cove, return
ing to their own quarters on Sunday,
September g. On Admission day there
will be an 'open house" at Sessions
Basin and a race for the Holiday
Cup. September 10 the feet will cruise
around Alameda Island in squadron
September 23 there will be a smoker"
in the clubhouse. and on Sunday. the
24th, cruise in squadron to the iron
works. October cruise to Goat Island
and on Sunday, the 22d. to Alameda
Mole. October rs the closing reception
and dance viii take place in the club
house and on the following day the
final cruise of the season Will be held.
The programme of the California
Yacht Club announces that the first
cruise IN squadron of the season will
take place on Sunday. May Ia.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-29
GALLOPJ across UNDUZ47ZNG PASTURE COLN7RY
Mss anita Harvey Is Consistent Folo10ey OF the Ho'dS
of San Mateo County Hunt and Courageous Rader

of the English poloists F. j. Mackey.
Sir George Prescott and Captain de
Crespigny all availed OF the oppor-
tunity of following the hounds during
their sporting pilgrimage TO this
coast. Mr.. Mackey, who has hunted
extensively in England. had one or his
best hunters here
Francis j. CarOlan. the master or
the hunt, seldom missed a day aneld.
his favOrite mount being Merry Boy.
which has carried him safely and wen
for several seasons
Jerry Heating. the clever huntsman.
is invariably wen mounted. as owners
are glad TO have him accept a mount
for the education he will give horse
Walter Hobart. who was familiar
figure on his big gray horse Royalty in
other years. was not seen in the saddle
many times during the season
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-29

An interesting tournament will be
played on the park courts a week
from tomorrow. Sixteen of the best
players at thee park will meet in a
scratch singles event. Those who have
already signifed their intention to
play are George Baker. Neil Baker,
Charles Foley, Clarence Griffin.
Charles Dunlap, Guy Lytton. s. c.
Gayness. Fred Adams and E.. P. Fin
negan. 1t is expected the Long broth
ers. George James. Carl Gardener and
Harold Gabriel will also enter.
The first annual tennis tournament
for the championship Of the Grammar
School League will be played next
month IL the present arrangement
goes through A handsome silver low
ing cup has been donated for fhe
event. which ought to prove highly
interesting Veteran James A. Code
IS fathering the affair.
The continuous tournament started
at the California Club several months
ago has been abandoned. This IS the
third attempt to hold a continuous
tournament and the success attend
ing 1t was even less than on the two
previous occasions. George James,
who headed the list, and several play
ers who advanced the most numbers
will receive prizes.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-29

have been out regularly twice each
week and excellent sport has been
shown by the pack.
Owing to the nature of the fences and
the necessity of running over friendly
territory a drag hunt is substituted
for the fox or the hare. the usual
game In Europe. The country over
which the club has the privilege of
hunting is of the finest possible char
acter. Much of 1t is undulating pas
ture land and if sod banks could be
substituted for the panel in the fence
at the point where the scent is laid
ali conditions would be ideal
For the greater part of the season
the conditions of weather and ground
are as near perfection as could be de-
sired and form as picturesque hunt
ing country as the sun ever shone on
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-29

Tho bnnt means a gallop across coun-
trv Of from ten to fifteen miles with
many intervening jumps to be nego-
tiated. The riders usually do not know
the direction in which they are to De
taken. Herein lies the chief charm OF
hunting, of which the immortal forlck
wrote:
Hunting is the sport of kings the
image of war without its guilt ana
only five and twenty per cent OF us
danger"
Miss Anita Harvey has lent her ralr
presence to the hunt consistently
throughout the season. She has been
we'll up at all times. sharing the joys
of the chase with her father, j. Downey
Harvey. Both have been exceptionally
well mounted. having purchased sew
eral splendid hunters III Virginia last
year.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-29
GOLDEN STATE LIMITED
Will Continue Daily Service East.

1e@11uC DttsHJ NCI sIC6 E1tSt.
The Golden State Limited.s of the
Southern Pacific and Rock Island sys-
TENS. will continue daily service through
out the summer to Chicago via Los An
,geles. Ell Paso and Kansas City. This
superb train carries new observation par
lor cars and the latest equipment. ira
verses new route through new scenes
and is famous for courtesies and com.
forts AFFORDED travellers. Ask for infor-
nation of any Southern Pacific agent he
fore buying your ticket East
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-29
Hunting Popular in England.

Hunting is still holding its own in
England, where twenty packs Of stag
hounds, l66 packs Of foxhounds and lis
packs of barriers are supported. There
are a total Of more than $50 packs In
the United Kingdom, of which nearly
100 are in Ireland.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-29

The members of the San Mateo
County Hunt have enjoyed many ex-
hilarating gallops across country dur
ing the season which has just been
brought to a close. The draghounds
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-29

being made on the Pieta and Little
Sulphur, also in Sonoma.
Bass fishing at San Pablo is good.
Bert Spring and Jack McGovern
caught eighteen on a Wilson spoon on
Tuesday. The largest weighed six
pounds. Among the other bass fisher
men who have been enjoying the sport
are Frank Marcus. F. Wick. G. Pom
eroy and Arthur Baxter A large
crowd is expected tomorrow, as the
fish are reported running in fine.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-29

When your liver is inactive. when You
are dull and drowsy by day and restless
at night, take Lash's Bitters.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-03
MUSICAL
NONSENSE
Drew Enormous Crowds In Pittsburg
and VIII Pack House Here
Thursday Night,


The new Gayety, says Sundays Pitts,
burg Dispatch. served up medley oil
musical nonsense TO enormous audiences
at every performance. The great depth
OF the gallery floor was a sight TO eaten
ones breath ON Monday night. There
did not seem to be sufficient breathing
space for the crowd, but the Gayety
management took great precautions for
the safety Of its lofty patrons. Al
Leach's 'legs in mimicry" can be de-
pended on to carry most any snow Of
a farcical and musical character, tnrough
successfully. Girls VIII BE Girls Is
permeatrd with some catchy songs, and
the funny situations and gag are some
times just a little risque, hut quite with.
in the pale.
The great musical comedy viii be at
the Traders Grand opera house january
:, when there is no doubt but this mag
niieent organization wiz pack the opra
mouse Is it never has been packed be-.
lore.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-03
Personal.


A. Steel Law returned Monday night
from asbusiness visit in Morgantown.
h. Lsiin Osborne returned Monday
night to. Richmond, Va, TO resume his
studies in the medical college there after
having spent the Christmas vacation
with his folks mere.
J. NJ. coffman and DR.. Charles W,
Halterman left Tuesday for Uniontown,
Pa, for few days stay upon COM
bined business and pleasure trip
Judge NJ. H. Willis. Of West Union,
was in the city Monday nigat the guest
of friends,
Mrs. NJ. H. Willis. of West Union, is
visiting at the home OF Mrs Charles
H. Smith, on Coal street.
Charles A. Swearinger, of Parkers-
burg, was here Monday night enroutc
to Weston to attend a meeting of the
asylum board, of which ne is member.
*. X. Mecann is here from Georgia to
visit relatives and attend to business
matters.
c. W. Sprinkle. Of Pennsboro, is, in
the city on matters of business nature.
Squire James Bumgardner was mere
Tuesday from Salem looking after bust,
ncss matters.
w. B. McGregor, of the Palace Furni.
ture Company, left Tuesday for Chicago
and Grand Rapids to purchase furni-
ture stock
Rufus Ash left for Bethany this morn
ling to resume mis- studies. after having
spent the holidays fn.the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morrison ars
here from Eniontown, Pa, the guests Of
RELATIVES.
Porter Maxwell is here from Pee
Tree.
/ Al Stout, of Grassland, was here
Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff W. f. Leonard wa,
here Tuesday from Salem.
Rec. G. A. Lippincott, of Flint Mich.
arrived here last night to spend few
idays looking after his clarksburg in
terests.
| F. G, Lafferty and Miss Mable Stur.
geon. who nave been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs r, G. Lafferty, returned to Wheel,
ling Tuesday morning.
f. S. G. Holmboe made business
"trip TO Grafton Tuesday.
Constable A. D. Traugh was here from
Salem Tuesday looking safter business
lmatters.
Magistrate J. B. Innis, of Bristol,
spent Tuesday in the city.
Col. NJ. J. Francis, of Wilsonburg
Twas here Tuesday few hours
J. W. johnson, of Bristol, was here on
business.
| David L. Hall was here from Zypao
Tuesday on business; matters.
wanted-Boarder and roomer at '63s
West Main street. janatf'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-03
YEAR
/. AS PASTOR
Is Ended With DR.. Hudson, Who Enter,
Upon Third Var With Great
Success Attained.

DR.. w. N. Hudson preached MS second
annual sermon as pastor or, the First
Presbyterian church last Sunday, hav-
ing very appropriate subject. "Going
Forward" During hi. passionate of two
years the church has grown very mucd
and ne is beloved by ias congregation a,
well as theiPsople generally Of Clark,.
burg. The records Of .tne church snow
eighty-two having beeiiS received Into
membership the two years ne mas been
pastor thcre. There have oeen only
four deaths among the membership in
the two years, remarkably low NOR.
quarry rate. He has married seventeen
couples during the period. The Sabbath
school has more tilan doubled its mem
bership. The financial obligations have
been met with fidelity and there is a
balance in the trearury rather taan a
deficit. In snort, mis- pastorate has been
highly successful and promises to b,
equally so in the future.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-03
Aaamston Politics MIXED.

The Citizens ticket at Adamston
seems to have run out of material and
is reported as drawing upon tine Repub-
lican ticket for candidates. 1t is stat
ed meeting was neld last night ami
lonn E. Kidd and Henry NJ SMITH, can
didates for council on the Republican
ticket were placed on the Citizens
ticket. W. H. Camp and Presley Kidd
were both taken of and the above
named put on. Another story is that
Harry Fox was put on instead OF Smith.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-03
Lease valuable on rerritorv.

George w. F. Randolph and others
had the final papers drawn here Tues.
day, by which they acquire lease Of
the Daniel Randolph estate OF fifty
acres in the heart of Salem for the pur.
pose of drilling for oil. They pay a
heavy bonus and bind themselves to be.
gin drilling within ninety days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-03
congressman,s Father paaa.

MADISON, Ind, Jan. 5-Rsv. Joshua
Grifita, father of Congressman Griffith,
is dead at his home at MooreReld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-18
PRIVATE CAR EVILS.
Hearing Begun i'm Washing.
ton Desire to Correct
Existing Abuses.

Washington, b. C.. oct. lS.-Hear.
ings ia the private car line inquiry in.
stitated by the Interstate commerce
commission began here today The
cases are directed against the Central
Of Georgia. the Southern. Atlantic
Coast Line. sel.board Air Line, st.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern.
Kansas City Southern, Atchison. To
peka an jSanta Re. Southern Pacific
and St Louis and San Francisco rail-
ways, the Armour Car Line. American
Refrigerator Transit company and the
Santa Fe Refrigerator Dispatch. The
first thing to be taken up is the alleged
abuses in the operation of private car
lines. Everything else will be dropped
until this investigation is concluded
After the fruit and vegetable cases are
concluded beef beer and other lines
will be looked into
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-18

against the territory If any of the
bonds We're irregular they could easily
be place in Judgment and the county
compelled to pay them. The dispatch
implied that Kansas officials feared that
il the bonds fere not paid al once there
might be crop failure IN Oklahoma next
year "&hd In that event the bonds
would not be good. In the last ten
years no portion of the West his been
more prosperous than Oklahoma. and
Nowhere have average crops been better.
The counties and their subdivisions are
solvent, and the demand for their bonds
in eastern markets is strong and steady.
Okiahomans are amused that "a contrary
opinion should prevail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-18
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Waldlng, Kinnan & Marvin,
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
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Testimonials sent free. Price 75c
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Take Halls Family Pills for con
slipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-18
CONTEST IN REPUBLIC STEEL
CBy Associated Pressl

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct 1S.-Steel circles
are deeply interested in the annual
meeting OF the Republic Iron and Steel
company here today Reports have
been circulated to the effect that john
w. Gates has secured the controlling
Interest in the propery. which means
the ousting of President Thompson.
Two sets OF proxies have been receiv-
ed, and a warm fight between the fac
tons IS on.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-18
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-18
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