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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
gstm aaifsr. effsn.

Mtnn Ser aaufmnHn Miqiam Bur
ner senuBt bate, 0ub er Bel Dem
RaiiereTen in Der .9sihgtrone" ge.
raOe pissasDis BON Ssrrn Mar Ments
flben niroe, bate er oag 6eiteNeH an
aaiIers 9eburtstag 0iesmal ni9t
mitgemaGt. 3p1t mar er in Der
Qdn3en Stubt ais patriotii6er 8ur=
ger nohlbetannt, 3lpar Bate er, ieits
Sem sr ieIbftitdnoiser &aufmann mar.
a1idbrli4 an oiefem @Tsn t6eilgs=
nommen. 3enn eriiens belt sr Is
fit feline 9fli9t dls pdtrjotd6er
mann, odnn Gber mar er Oos and
ieinem eeT6GFtli6en Genomet Tnu!.
oig, oaB man i'm Bel bieism 6onora=
tiorsnsTen febe. Damn ma6te man
INNER einige nstte decentralization
nit angefehenen gerionen. 60 qd6
5err @i1iam Burner trob fetner
fonItigeu Spdriamtett oas @elo fir
biss @Fen aus, ods tets einen 9i6ts
Bid in ieinem FONT 3iemIt6 einfad
burgerli6en Qeben mar.
ginmal bate er iogar Ieinen 9tuB
bi6t ueben feiner Gr3e1en3 er6aIteH.
llnO nun hotte ibm oas S6idIal DEN
Gtreia geipielt, baB er ietneu gIaB
beute bis-aznis Don Dem Uldr Wlenfs
erbislt. pienei6t Dem ein3igen in Der
gun3sn 5eltDerIammlung. NIT Dem er
perfein0et mar.
QIs er bic Sifhoronun9 81 ieben
bstam, elite er gum 6sitor0rer, Gem
Sta0trath 8inter. Oh er i6m nift
einen onoersn gIab anipeiien t0Hnts.
Der griff Ii9 an BEN Gopf un0 be-
0ausrts. 9os pirOsn bod nit Redt
6errn @iaiam Burners 5tinndhs
Earn ibelnebmen. So lisBe Tih ia
nun aud fhper nod etrpas GnoerH.
g8enn i6 bds hGtte dbnen tOnnen,
DAP sic nit ments perfsiRost iin0!"
fdgts Der Stabtrdtb Rihter.
Gr bate es nun freilih niht nur
geabHt, oab Burner un0 Wlente bers
fein0et paren, fonoern er Bate es ees
pubt un6 bate abIi6tli6 bic beioen
acknowledgement. Gr bate ioear nit
sem 2anoratb odpon ~eefproGen, ME
ftDrsno Is fei, odB bic bei0en einflub
reiden GaufIeute oes Ortes berfeiRs
oct pGren uno sigentlin, nie ibm,
oem Staotrotb. Msnis er3Gblt babe,
6ard eiHeH gdH3 ssringfiigigen Qns
LAB. Gs mare gut, ipenn man 0is BIZ
Den WldnHer pieber 3uiammenbrineen
Tonne. Ylente niirOe Germ bic 6dV0
gum 6rieoeu bistsn.
60 iaBen fih Ole btioen eeaenaber.
Grft eudte Burner trampf6dft sur
Seite. Ql5 Damn o6er oie Suppe
aufgetragen puroe uuo Utents b6flin
erit isinem Pahbarn 8ur 9fe6taR
Wabl3eit BOT, Damn BEN sur Qinten
uHo Damn etpas leiier ieiHem Ge1en
Hbsr, nidts Burner nit tinem ebenIo
Ieiien rWlabI5eit" 3uriid. Da6ei
ho6ts I'd Burner: e mar iebenfaGs
nett bon menfs. Oab er mir ben
WlahI3eiiseruB s6Hnte. Gs mar ia
Iberbaupt ME Elm unabler Wlenid,
iDsnn Hur oamaIs Der tleine Strs;t
niat 5DHheH uHs ssDeftH mare!
SoHn srbo5 fih oer Qan6rath au7
5ehaniprahe. CT fptad bon SER
sairiOtii4sn 3ped. Der ale Esuis
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

5biers ousrtiBsn ooer pomo9lih Elm
4iie an osr Rotbleine 3is6t. @roBe
@estnItdH0e ME @affsu. por alien
Neuien uuo Speere per0en heute
@bta0 idoR nit zen RlejNyfddeu
ina 9epddpageu Gutsrae6Jaai, Olnit
uly Qlorgen ui6t alisit6ea pie bic
@8ilNm auf Gem &riegspiaoe.
Ntasetrsieu.
9tah0sm Ole 9eute In oieTer g8tiie
uitrlirt Fu0, bsgt5eu da Bic Cffi
lere in Die g|sHG mo Sic .,36aner
cyeiis rartsH.
aW(it Dem 0lit1t5ra@ttn sat MAJ
cine uH9lau8tihe S&cgersi. Guum
.ommt mon uaA 3ruei uno eiutn bal
sen Sabre nab 0euti6lano. 10 Miro
aiar pie Elm 3igeIHer cosr irterRds
sionaIer ShmugeIer 6eban0elt. @m
Iiebften piir0s ih nsinen aau3en mits
sebroaten STam iibtr 8oro perfen. "
r9}Uu. 10 ihlimm lit Is 0oh uiat.
0err Seutu0Ht erptoeri freuuoli6
elm 3oubedmitr. mir inb ooA aud
N,eri@eu uu0 tbuu no6 ibljcbtin.
lur uuierc 9flid'. Sur Sic 6eyrtn
Dtf8lCre miro e5 iib pahri6einu&
ulir am @lfeU6eiHiaaGn matt Sjlbtr.
.6lo idscH. um eiHiQe iH0iiGhe Stide.
rejgr uno Wtberejen uu0 Gin paar
Sdahttlu 6j9arettcn aus gort Eaio
9~0g0eIE. Die BepiHts Fn0 po6t
~aDtsoateno. 0a oo6 nur fir OeH
ei9eutu 9eoarf mitQebra6t ifi."
sy}atirli6. O0sr alauoen sic, Id
polte Elm W%aarenbaus eroifHen3
Qebeuots @ieb i6musgetn mir aud
Rj6t Elm, 9}eiu @fie tit bofFentlj6
sou tel uno ouf Sridinen 6roudi Al
lpobI dub niht unterIu3t gu fper0eu.
Nadl0em i6 ibn mtiutn @ermdnoten
III 6yejbeit o~reiirt porgefubrt 6dben
nCr0e, ihenie th ibu t~tgenoeinem
3oologii6tu @arten. Mie TESTS oenn
nit 0em Yapoeej2 Der miro hpf
fentli3 ni2t nab Dem 5arif rpert6
Conc 6eOeru" bebdneelt2 @r beiBi
iibriQenS."
@d6rtno ots 3oureoifou in Ser
glsFs ibren 6ortgang uimmt. bdben
l8 quite @ilbsIms6dpener 5reunos
eiueefuroen, UNI bic Gngetommeuen
Defenders 81 beeriiBen.
~oier msin lieber 36nner, InO
rod Elm paor 6lal6en Sappetu, Der
ReIi aus eiuem in &opltdbt erItanoes
uen 5GBdeu."
nDos 1T cine Idlimme Sahe, oui
IN 6lai6en eingsfibrteu Mein Ttebt
cine WIdrt sou pro 6lai6t."
SON 3einfoll Sinner, 0as
3eug muB runter, fiinf Qullen IiuN
CRAZE nod "a. Die perOeu mir bod
i6nta Helm trieseu. Steportsmddi,
@lGicr!"
n4rofl sic iriuten bod nit, Serr
0beuourotb2 Se6en 5ie. mir bds
Zen boob meniaIteus nod geiunOen
NteHi6eHperitunb uno elm Qites Sera
mitQebroft. getoes brduden mir
6offentIi6 in DetiaIanb ni6t gu
oer3ouen.'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

Die i'm Sabre 1903 befanut ge=
nor0enen Grobeben. SIN Outrage Ser
aaiferli6en 6aupitdtion fir @rbbes
btuForidung gu StraBburq bat grof.
81. q. Ruoolpb eiuen gatdloa SET in
oem obta gsnaunten Sabre bemerttm
Gr5eri6itterlmgen 3ufammsaaeItem.
.Gr lift als 0ritter Gr9dH5ungsbano Der
Gerlaa0itsH 8sitrdge our @eop9pitt
erI6ieuen. Diefss 8er3ei9niB 6esiebt
f6 abr nur duf bic unmittelbdr btn
menf6.i9en Siunsu pubrnebmbnreu
foqenonnttn matroieismii9eu gro6ss
ben. mdbren0 ole leiien. nur our4
Suitrumente aufge8eihneten @r3itte.
runqen 6ie mifroieismiideu Ne.
ben 6arin uiht ~entbalten fine.
glu6 in oieier @eidranfuug lift 6as
@er3eihniB nod ~feinespegs oitrhaus
poQHdnbia. troBosm es Hi6t reHissr
ols 4760 Gr0beben entbdlt, Die nd6e
reno oes einen Sabre5 1903 bemertt
mur6en. Gie meiiten oapon (f7S2).
faaer nui Die 9iouate Sauuar bts
MARS. Die meHigiteH (943) auf oIS
5peite gierteljabr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

- GloBieuf5er. mi! meinsr 5rau
lit es mirllt9 ni9t aus3ubalten! @ebs
.ib Q6enos fort. ipielt lie OieGeiEdHtte
bleibe ih bo6etm, ipieIt Is alaOisr!'
8orf6tig. Die bsi6eu grdu,
leiu Wiiasr fnseu tets nur 8uetisl
Barum eigentli92a sWabrl6eins
lid MID ni9t cine alein Die @sraHts
nortung ubernebmenl"
9erlodeno. (tnnoncs.) msoail,
Ion NIT elmer code bertortn gegangeu.
@er oas Wsoaiaon 5u~rid6ringt, lam
Die Code 6ebalten. gu srfrugen IN Der
expedition.
8ergantoffel6slb. ai4ter: .Wa,
rum IeB1en Gle fh ni6t our We6r,
als Sbnen Der Qngsilagts I'm buntlsn
Sousftur entgsgsnfir3te uno Gle NIT
ben H6uiten bear6eitete2" 3eugs
0leinldut): ggntiduloigtn Gle, 5err
@ifter, i'd oadts, es isi meme
5rau!1
Sprii6e nit QnfDsnOungen.
Cir maRa u6er goroi" - risf elm
after fopialer Sesoffi5ier aus, oa bate
f6 Elm 5reuno bon ibm berbeirot6st.
Sd fible mid heute 70 fder!"
faote ots gutmit6igs ate Tame. oa
puBt tie. 6aB in Der aa6s eth @rs'
na6ier fsdte.
@om ao~feruenbofe. r~ntsrofiis
2isr: 49,. einid6riger maImeger! Ju
S6rem 9ipiloerbdltniB iOnneu sic
meineipeesn Der neusiteH Ri9tuHg
~dnaeh6reRl pier bleibt Die Rihtung
ober 6ie alte!" - Sergeant: yMeHiG,
fehen Gle ni6t 70 rotblos oa ME n
Sptifsr Der fit n Reuuauee ne @rius
enfer.iaen iou!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
Sin Ds5rOcr uno icip opfcr.

Die s0lindensc Weoi3iuiI6e no
6euihriit" perofientli6t einen Brief
aus Ulostau". beIen @erfdFer, 81. x.
Dp0rebtp, bic i6pierige, oft furnt.
bare Eager Ibiloert, In bic sic Aerste
iebt pabreuo Der ruIfi6eu Reboluiiou
gerutben iino pis pisle bon ibnen um
i6rer politiI6en l%sber3eguna piaeu
mibbanotl. uoer gar ermorost puroen,
uno pie ielbft bic poIitii6 i%noffsRfDeu
bel ibrem 8eitrebeu, alien 9eioenoen at
6ilfe 5u tommen, Den 6ab Der Sc
palt6absr auf f9 Isnien, Sin eHtIeBs
Ii6er 5da eieier Dirt Fpirb bon 9mos
rebtD pie folgt 9ei6tlbert:
.Qlls Der 4uiitaHo IN 0tpstau be-
reits ieinsm gn0s eutgegenQin9 uno
Hur nod Der Staott9eil spreBnio", in
pelden ii9 Die aus Den Bentralen
Staotpitrteln o%erbrdnQten 8ebolutios
mare 3uridgs3ogen batten, BON Wltlitor
umiteat uno aus 8au0neR bei6oHeH
uuroe, ipieltt ii6 iolgenOer tragif6er
8oria1 al. SIN Staolt6eiIe ,9rebs
MIA" po6ute Der ais pibhiater uno
Q~utbropologe iber GuBlonos @ren3en
tinaas poblbetannte 9rioatoo8ent Der
"llHiDerftdt Wlostau, 8r. @ittor Wos
robie, 4m 80. DECEMBER nuroe CT
~ einem @erpuuoeten in Elm Qah6drs
b0us 9ebolt; aui Der Strabe berri6te
Elm lebbaites @euebsfeusr. @uF BON
6eimpege 5emsrtte q 3u isjatm @rs
iiduuen, baf Die ShiiHe gera0e auf
IGN 9sriatet naren: er erbob beioe
6du0e nod obeu sum 3ei6eH 0afir,
baB er feline Wafien fibre. troboem
rouroe auf i'm fOrtgeiebt 9eieuert unO
nar oant einem gliidli6m 3ufaa ges
fang Is i6m, bic Strobe 81 ibeti6reis
ten un0 uuperfebrt feline 8o6nuna al
erreidRn. aaum bate er Ie 6etretsa,
els Die Ebir iiD oiinete uno i'm 8ors
simmer Elm 6aufs Soloateu. geiiibrt
bon Gem 9oli3eimsiter oes greBnias
gieuisrs, SermoIop. erfhien. 8iefer
ioonois ii4 an Dr. WorobjeD nit Osy
5ruee:
p6ier beiin6et Ii6 cine Station pom
3ot5sn areu32"
gglein," aHtpertets WorobisU.
sic i9%lnpat6iftsn nit ben feoolus
tiondren2"
sd 6egs fir fe isine Sompatbis,
o5er meine 9fliht ais Qr3t 1T Is. al
len 8u 7slien. Deide drJilider pile
beDUrin."
sic beiibeu cine 0dffe?@
so beige einen 8eDolper, aber id
6a6e aud BON Sto6t1auptmaun 6ie
grloubniB od3u."
Woro5jep man6te fi6, i'm in ods
s}e6cn3immer al gebeH uno bon bort
bic 4dffe fpie sen Grlaubnibihein 3u
5m ielbeH 4Hgsn6lid feuerte
,}srmolpp aui tbu isineu 8eool5er ob.
3n ben 6iHtertopf geiroffm hiir3ts
gBorobjen 81 8OoeH. Wit BEN
56rei. nWoflr2 nofir2" mari Ii9
ieine Grau gegsH Jermolop, aber Die
ier blidte fs put6srfaat an, REF.
Bruno balteul" un0 trbob aud auf
ie ieiEen ReB0lpsr. SIRE So6ter
rib lie CUR geiie. Ginige 5etunoen
itano nod Der Wl0r0er u6er ben Gters
ben0eR, 6rebte fih Damn um un0 ost.
iieB oag 3immer. Rad etDo bier
hiiu6igsr Qgonie berf6ie0 Worobiem.
9ufolgs 0es in ben Gtrdben BON
3 reBnia to6snDen 9ampfes bermohte
Bic Dittpt srf 3pei Saqe fpdter oem
Ser uuiberFt6t Dor Der Grs
mor0urg i6res Wannes Wittbsiluno
III mahsn. Der Gettor H5ermittslte
Sic Qa6rift nebIt sin:sen 3maenauss
iagen an ben Siaatsannalt BEG Woss
sauer Cbsrlan6esgsrihts. Inter BEN
Druid oer 6ffsntlinen Maeinuna purs
5s Dolbsimssftsr asrmoIon rad sis
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

niaem 3auoeru eroli@ 0er6dftet. pa
aber feline SGpsfer 6ofoame in De-
t~ersbur9 liz. puroe er mad tlraer 8eit
aus Ger 6aft eutlaFen. mo iefne Qns
aelegenReit nuroe niht auf qeritilis
dem Wege meter bsrfolgt, fon6ern
Dem Grmefeu oe5 @eneralapuptye
neurs iiberpieIen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

@erfeblt. a0ufmanu: r.
Denn Bic bsiosH aorteiponosnten bic
Qrbeit ni6t 5epdltigen. oa lontsu Si,
bod nod eiuea britten enaagireu!"
geitansfreunb: r9ds bah ih
idoH psriu6t; absr oa fn6 re EFT
redt ni6t fertia seporoen ba baden
re oen gdHssn Gag Stat ssipieltl1
z. noa0em. Batter Der graut:
.e5sos meiner 569tsr triegt Elm ifuls
~0enfreieg 6ous NIT: Die Wali ods an
g~reusfteg, sic Gretsl oas i'm geras
adHel unS 0ie Rsii iou oas am Cries
FAD 5dbtn. Sd rsrsaB ibrissns su
ffasen, ntlfe oon meiuen50htern Sie
mun eiesntlib lie5en?" - 9~eper6sr:
ga oa -. oa muB i9 mir
bo5 srff mai bis 5auisr aai5aRn!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

NNA| AMfAH.hAaL H... .HH- .NH.I. N.L LF#H ~
uiBt1e Eiesr. .fer fo5tsr I'm Stn,,
mes Ge6t sar sr n,
llu0tatialeif SIS glfrrpf,rs feaHegq
.4reH c5eiie5terwms NtirsRraul
fcq Ie6srl WAS fr;r,d 81, kfeE
Qass naf Nor.t Mt Tn repng Is
ieoem gteii an Q9rA upb fonrrf f,s-g
nit Qofeteu ipie Elm Observation-Disclosures
3uriid. so rfr9op9 Nu rrr ri,
So6en2 Sr Tdre tl.ir, c9mmer
oe6i 0as 0oh nis,s glges birsir
sd Sin oc5 niat umIora Mrtif.
lerisofffsier.
.9n. neutm SSsf Tu ,rrs sci ser
Site NIT Ser 7ie,sn Shissere; am
um In San Wur+tcnsf,mmern an RIM.
mm ur0 Deir,r Gram unfcrsnsria
Qeu2"
..Cas m4r as-4oc Mat &A mSbts
.uiht bic ecrt sssmu{terpns ,rlsfen
ms etpas ar6 in Sen W3fritipns
tammerp RI. cTs mas us,b Ser Wnr.
Thrift I~nbg0inrt bipein 1rb,rf o6rr
i'm Norrdum ,nm eens9ei oes 1eners
persers bale h Sc e1bsn. A9mit
On Nim 6eru5i6H INIT Cgns6mimgno
oes .@rIfsn" IN 1-H i6ri9snS
aud piel einacfouft penn Seine Gam
mer if cine D}iibura RON Qrrmla0en
ms Menoaerie Qyie mn IA IN bsr
gor NIT Sem epia frdbsenoen Rama
aef. ser S6i(sfrSte ur0 berr gflfen
dusfGltR. Ri mir uncertainties
.Grloubs eiumal. 0er 4fie int IN
einem 6dfio orf bem @ooiso,+ NM
miro mir bei Ht1mnetter in Sic Qoms
mer Qeholt. bic GAil0lr6te merit man
Qor uicht. bic rectrei6t meri17sns Sic
8otrutiden mj0 fyjbt Sic @meiien. sic
mir nun e.iit,im aud an @oro 60s
Ben. S6lieBlih; eiatn @cael bat IL
Ser W}eu1n. uuo meiner III uur Der
Qdboaei oui ser Stanae; 9noere has
ben iolhe T6isro Inn Gopf. Die 0}ite
bttuoerei 1T pcu cirem 0luslau0tom
m0uoo 0od uob ods Bette. W1on
mddt dn0creu Weuiten cine FreIOe.
teut l1R ls!1F oa9el qm meHten uno
Del oeHl a'ils s'taalen lal'n Glnsm
WsIll He5ye |t'Hhe'un9fn en- uno ole
suu5gn 1HI.l.I.3l'H9eh elneS 2ropei
lDuliIao2s lpstofg ooIloet pergeNei'
5l Qaule pliosl liU ole lieoen 4u4es
qotl9'R 9SlooRNi'@ elH men lepte nier
uNIet FalhleN laiie nlc9is gu thiln
uuo onlul''je llR ionl9li@' b mare
gltlllp ron na2 olsltn }ipeIlaRri5en
Sltapo3en eJ'I 4o!soet 81 9oule az
Isln. @sdS ptl02l Nll otnn 3etnsr
o'unt aus o'tleE ooeH @e9eno mt
clgsa''lQ Aue7 pos lq olSgCr
S.lsetaulI QugS ole 9qupllaQe pt's
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24
TURFMEN PREPARE
FOR BIG MEET
AT CONCORD.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

MARTINEZ, July Appropriations
for the September racing meet on the
Concord track are being made by the
owners of likely horses in Contra Costa
County. The directors of the Mount
Diablo Racing Association are having
the track put in good condition and
have erected new buildings and en-
larged the stables.
James Groves, we'll known in this
part of the State, is located at Con-
cord track. where he has CHARTERED his
five year-old from the famous Alta
Mont Blue Bells and two -year-old
FLY by Bert Logan Blue Bells. The
Brentwood stock farm, near Knightsen,
will start several of the best known
turf favorites in California. Among
them are The Weaver, grandson of Or
monde, owned by millinoaire Wilson of
New York; Hamilton II, by Iroquois,
winner of the English Derby; Rubicon,
Sweet Tooth, San Reno and Clydeo. all
we'll known California horses.
Cal VidaFs twoyear-old colt Ban
kara, w. p. Magrane's Hand Press and
H c. Broughers Bill Mackay are re-
garded as likely candidates for honors
at the meet.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24
Sula II Slumbers
After a Turn
Of Speed.
Colonel Jewell at
Is to | Lands
the Money.
BY FRED e. ,IULHoLLANp.

SEATTLE July 23.-w H Ham
mondss Splinter Royal Rogue took the
closing event on the card at The
Meadows today. the only one possess
ing any class, winning in easy fashion
from Peggy ONeal and The Mighty.
He was we'll handled by Mcbride and
reeled off the six furlongs in 1:12A Be
cause of the consistent support ex-
tended The Mighty, which closed sec
ond choice in the betting, but 8 to
could be obtained about the winner.
Although an off day, the attendance
and betting was all that could be de-
sired. Favorites gathered in three
purses.
Barney Schreibers filly Sula II was
backed down to favoritism in the bet
ting in the two-year-olf dash. She
showed phenomenal speed for a panel
and then went to sleep. Lucy c won
going away from Nancy W, the latter
promising miss. The gray mare Sea-
sick snatched a nose decision from
Golden Buck at the close of the third
r. Davis, the winner, outrode ].
Clark.
Colonel Jewell, with Keogh in the
saddle, furnished the biggest surprise.
the favorite, Rosario, and Charles Green
in the mile selling number, at odds of
Is to l, his owner, Charley Van Dusen,
made a mild killing
Ollie Johnson, trainer of the fast
mare Entire Nous. drank horse liniment
at the track today in mistake for medi-
cine. He was in a precariOus condi-
ton, but tonight his recovery is deemed
probable. Summary:
First race. four furlongs-Lucy won. Nancy
w second, Pasodella third Time, :4s15.
Second race six furlongs-Interlude won, Ka-
tie Crews second. Waterspout third Time. ISIS.
Third race, six furlongs-Seasick won, Golden
Buck second. Lindarose third Time. 1:13A.
Fourth race, mile-Lucan won, Jackful
second. Joyner third. Time. 40.
Fifth race one mile-ColoneI Jewell won.
Rosario second, Charles Green third. Time.
1 :401a.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Royal Rogue won
Peggy O'Neil second, The Mighty third. Time,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24
ACTIVE VOLCANO IN
ALASKA.
Smoke and Ashes Pour
ing From Crater Sin
Vicinity of Selkirk
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

TACOMA, July 2S.--A Dawson dis
patch says ashes and smoke are pour
ing from an old crater near the head
waters of Pelly River. A report to
this effect was brought to Selkirk by
prospectors who had just arrived there
from Pelly. The information was gath
cred at Selkirk by Purser Grange of
the steamship Prospector.
1t was the latter part of June when
the smoking volcano was sighted by
the prospectors. What peak it is or in
exactly what locality 1t Is located is
not positively stated. 1t would be no
surprise to some to learn that there is
a volcano in the vicinity of the upper
Pelly River because there is distinct
old crater within thirty miles of Sell
kirk and the same distance from the
mouth of the Pelly. Over a radius of
thirty miles that old volcano threw It's
ashes in days long passed. Ashes are
now eight inches deep, the whole coun-
try in the vicinity of SeIkirk being
covered.
This extinct volcano near Selkirk is
the only one in the Yukon Basin that
has attracted the attention of scien-
lists. 1t was discovered by Lieutenant
Frederick Schwatka. Canadian scien-
lists also note in their reports the ex-
istence of volcanic ash near Selkirk.
Dawson people believe connection ex-
lists between the Pelly volcano and the
recent volcanic action which threw up
a new island near the Aleutians
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24
NELSON TAKES A VACATION.
Fails to Mention Cans, But Says He
VIII Fight Herman.

OMAHA, Nebr., July 23-Battling
Nelson. recognized as the premier of
his class since his defeat of Jimmy
Britt has gone to Utah to rest, hunt
and fish. For two months he has been
touring Iowa and Illinois with a vaude-
vile company of his own. Discussing
his movements today he says:
You never saw people fall over one
another to see an exhibition prize
fight as did these Iowans. They would
sit and swelter to the last act and ap-
plaud till we were forced to respond
to the encore.
For a month 1 propose to take life
easy. 1 am going to my headquarters
at Ogden and get out into the noun
tains from there / will whip the trout
streams and hunt the sage hen and
grouse until the open season arrives.
We are in negotiations with clubs
East and West and thought we would
get them in the two and go where we
get the best offer. 1 think my next
fight will be with Herman. as that
seems to be the fight people most want
to see
Nelson is in the pink of condition and
says he never felt better He went
over the Union Pacific to-day. His
trainer, Billy Nolan, accompanied him.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24
Sports Cans Proves olys Master in TWenty=Round Bout
GRANEY THINKS He
CAN SIGN CANS
AND NELSON.

Eddie Graney goes on record as say
ing that Battling Nelson and Joe Cans
will meet on September or 10 in this
city or Colma. The little blacksmith
believes the match will be made short
ly. Morris Levy is to go to the Yellow
stone Park for a conference with the
Durable Dane and hopes to return with
the written consent of the latter and
his manager, Billy Nolan, to put on the
gloves with the erratic Baltimore per-
former.
There is still mixup between the
four members of the fighting trust.
Two of them, Coffroth and Willie Britt,
are in Los Angeles. If the match is
made they will undoubtedly want to
cut in on it. They are still at outs with
Graney and Levy, who are striving to
sign up the fighters. Unless some lun-
Outstanding is reached quickly the
chances for the great battle are slim.
Nelson and his manager have gone
so far as to say that they will not en-
unless the colored scrapper agrees to
make 1873 pounds ringside. Should he
do this, Nelson is afraid the public will
look on the match with suspicion. Cans
has been mixed up in so many shady
ring events that the average sport does
not care to trust him very far.
Nelson can make lot of money with
out ngnIlng GdnS. he Will not give
away any weight to the Baltimore man.
He does not have to. He is now the
drawing card and in a measure entitled
to dictate his own terms when about to
make match. If Cans expects to meet
Nelson he will be forced to give away
many points. If he is too independ-
ent with the Dane the chances are that
the much talked of match will not take
place.
Should Graney fall down on the Cans
Nelson proposition, he says he will sign
Berger and O'Brien for a go here next
month or in September. O'Brien wired
Graney yesterday that he is willing to
meet Berger at any time in this city,
and will start at once if there is any
chance to secure a return bout with the
now famous Californian. Graney has
been trying to get a line on Berger, but
the latter could not be located last
night.
Joe Thomas, the California weller
weight. who has been doing so well in
and about Philadelphia and Boston, is
anxious to get on here or at Colma
with Honey Melody, the Boston whirl-
wind. The pair have been offered
match in the East, but they believe they
can draw a larger house in San Fran
cisco. and have written to Graney to
make the match.