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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-07
BERKELEY NINE LOOKS GOOD.
Coach Jack Mccarthy Ia Confident of
Victory Tomorrow After

BERKELEY, April 6.-The result Of
all Coach McCarthy's work with the
varsity baseball squad will be in evil
dence tomorrow afternoon at Stanford,
when the Berkeley men meet the car
dinaI ball tossers in the first of the
series OF intercollegiate games. The
team is in excellent condition. accord
ing TO both coach and players, and no
excuses will be forthcoming in event
Of defeat at the hands of the Palo
Alto men.
No trick Of the game known 10 the
coach has been overlooked in the pre-
liminary work. Base running has been
taught. and also the finer points Of
tp-helding. batting and battery work
The coach has not attempted to use its
best men in supreme efforts in prelim-
mary games, so that some OF the sman
scores made against other college
teams during the early games may be
deceptive Captain Causley has four
good pitchers upon whom he can rely
in. Newman, Reinhard, West and Jor-
dan. The balance Of the team is made
up from big squad, and shows up
wen While it is recognized that Stan
ford viii put team on the field made
np almost altogether ofsveterans, Coach
Mccarthy prophesies victory.
The team is made UP as follows:
Schaeffer. catcher; West, Reinhardt,
rev 4iiaA anu DuNtEft plLCuefSs Gfdna m
and Myers, first base; ellis, second
base; Causley, shortstop; Gum, third
base; Jordan. left field; Sweezy and Mil
ler. center field; Heister and Reid, right
field
A big bunch Of "rooters," under Yell
Leader De Icons direction. will accom-
pany the team TO Stanford tomorrow.
The decisive defeat administered to
the southern track team last Saturday
has convinced the athletes on the oval
that the annual intercollegiate track
meet with Stanford viii be theirs on
April 29 The freshmen are unusually
strong this year. Captain Claiming Hall
having set the pace with his wonderful
nigh jumping, while Stanton. the
. speedy. has given Snedigar. the famous
star sprinter Of the varsity team, a
close run for honors. in the dashes.
Both these freshmen undoubtedly will
be point winners for the varsity
against Stanford. Training is being
steadily continued Walter Christie has
segregated twenty-five freshmen from
the original freshman squad and these
NOW train regularly, with the varsity
squad.
Coach. E. NJ Garnett Of the boating
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-07
COLLEGE CREWS
TO CLASH SOON
Annual Intercollegiate Boat
Race Bids Fair to Create
Great Interest in Sport

After the Dolphin-Ariel barge race
round Goat Island next Sunday inter-
est among rowing men will center in
the intercollegiate races. which bid fair
to be faster than last year. E. NJ. Gar
nett, the Harvard coach of the Univer-
sity of California crews. has his men in
good form. The races are to be rowed
on the afternoon of April 2S in Rich
ardsons. Bay, of Sausalito. and prom
ise to be unusually interesting. Var
sity and freshman crews from the Uni
versity of California. Stanford Univer-
sity and the University OF Washington
Will compete In modern four-oared
racing shells and the efforts of the two
other colleges are making to wreSt su
premacy from the blue and gold should
Insure an abundance of thrills for the
spectators. But as California will have
a varsity crew even stronger than last
years champion four and a freshman
crew too Stractable to repeat the dis
graceful exhibition the '0Ss made of
themselves. her rivals. barring acci-
dents, will have something more than
a practice row.
For q number OF reasons this years
regatta will mean more than any races
hitherto rowed on the Pacific Coast
The universities realize that intercol-
legiate boating will never take its
proper rank In California until the an
nual eight-oared she'll race is fact.
And the sooner the popular interest is
aroused the sooner Will the rowing en-
thusiasts reach that goal of their
aquatic ambition. Partly to that end
efforts will be made to render this
years races as attractive as possible.
It is this combination of power In
action that should appeal to every in
telligent spectator. And when the pc
cuIiar adaptation of intercollegiate
rowing to that important end is thor
oughly appreciated. the annual eight
cared events will be assured.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-07
RUSHING WORK
ON CLUBHOUSE
Golden Gate Yachtsmen Are
Getting Ready to Open Up
the Season in Good Style

The framework of the boathouse of
the Golden Gate Yacht Club is all but
complete. the second story having been
put up on Thursday. The interior will
be finished by the members themselves,
there being electricians, carpenters and
other practical men among them.
At future meeting jinks commit
tee will be appointed and the theater
party to be given at. the Majestic on
Friday, the Goth inst, will be talked
over Volunteers have been called for
to assist in the work of laying the
floors in the clubhouse on Sunday.
The season of the club will open on
Saturday May IL. The yachts lying at
anchor in front of the clubhouse will
dress ship at noon and during the after
noon there will be a reception on
board. Supper for the members will be
served at in the boatroom and will
be followed by a jinks. On Sunday
the opening cruise of the club will be
held. On Saturday. May 26, the fleet
will cruise to Vallejo, racing home
next day with, handicaps.
The,feet Of the Golden Gate Club is In
creasing, about nine yachts having been
added during the past week. g. J. Me-
Cormick is having his sioop Thetis,
which he will rename Arlene, put into
commission by Menotti. the Sausalito
boat-builder. His crew during the
coming season will consist of F. Elfen-
dahl. James L. Miller. VIII Reardon
and Claire Knerr.
The officers of the Encinal Yacht Club
for the coming year will be: Louis
Weinmann, president; Henry Lands
berger, vice president: Harry Shedd,
secretary; Frederick C. Youngberg,
treasurer; Jules Landsberger. commo-
dore: w. B. Kollmyer and Henry Ward,
directors. Ward is having a cruising
launch and Ralph Blair a fine cruising
canoe built. Both will be enrolled in
the feet of the Encinal Yacht Club.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-07

WRIT OF, ArTACHMENT.-Two writs OF
attachment were served yesterday on j. G.
Muhl owner Of q saloon at $500 Fulton street,
at the instance of J. Biumenthal who holds
claims against the place for SOIL
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-07
STREAMS CLEAR
FOR ANGLING
Legions of Trout Fisher
men Will Tread Banks
of Paper Mill Creek

The clear weather OF the past week has
worked wonderful change In the nearby
trout streams and has awakened a strong
desire among the anglers for a day affeld.
Excellent fishing is expected on the Pa
per Mill with spoon and bait as trout are
known to be there in great numbers. The
water has cleared rapidly during the
week 1t is expected some large fish will
be taken The best catches last Sunday
were made at San Geronimo, but all Ma
rim streams should be good tomorrow.
Smith Crowder and Mr.. Carlow, guests
at the st. Francis, are here to put Cali
fornia trout fishing to the test. They
nave the most tempting OF lures In their
ny books and expect some royal sport
The Truckee and other grand streams in
California are well known to the Eastern
anglers. and a large number OF visitors
come out here each season
Jabez Swan slipped away during the
week to a small stream back OF Mills
Seminary, where he took twenty-eisht
rair-sized trouts 1t was not generally
known that fish were there.
William Glib fshed Dutch BIZ Creek. a
branch OF the Russian River. some davs
since and secured fifteen trout running
from eight to twelve inches IN size. He
hooked what he believes was a nine-pound
steelhead, which cleaned him out and
made good it's escape.
Albert Wick, Frank Marcus and Bert
Harwood fished Wild Horse Lake, located
in the canyon Of that name near Suisun.
on opening day. They secured only three
fish, Their disappointment was shared by
nearly 200 anglers This lake usually pro-
vides good sport, but the condition OF the
water was unfavorable.
Harry Leap and Harry Irwin will try
their luck tomorrow on the Russian River
near Mont Rio.
Tony Gerald Will be one OF the enthu-
siasts to whip the Paper Mill tomorrow
for its finny treasures
Ed Schultz, Jack Carney, Charles Breid-
enstein, Bert Spring, Jim Maynard and
Joe Dolbeer will be conspicuous figures to-
morrow on the Paper Mill
William Hynes will journey to Willis
to try his skill on one of the branches
OF Eel River.
William Kennedy and George Walker
will be at their accustomed places. ON the
Paper Mill, near Camp Taylor James
Watt will be a-casting and a-casting- not
far away.
William Hillegass, George Russell and a
friend will go to. Tocaloma tomorrow
They anticipate great sport.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-07
SPEEDY HORSES
ARE OFFERED
Harness Racing Prospects
Are Rich in the Blood
of. Some Great Families


The. express train bearing the horses
from, A. B. Spreckels' Aptos Stock Farm,
twenty-five head of which will be sold
at auction in this city next Tuesday even
ing at 3 o'clock, Will reach here at 4 p.
m. today from the farm The horses will
be ready for inspection tomorrow morn
ing at the St. Lawrence Stables, 42S Post
street, where the sale will be held. There
are twenty-three trotters and two PAGERS
in tho consignment. M
While Mr. Spreekels' horses are always
an attractive Offering to buyers OF road
sters and racing prospects, the present
consignment is said by those who nave
looked them ever to be. the choicest lot
ever sent up from this well-known farm
They are four and five year olds, broken
single and double; made accustomed to
the sight of steam and electric cars and
automobiles and all nicely gated The
well-known trainer, @Sandy Smith. has
been working on them constantly for the
past three or four months. Whlle the
greater part of his driving has been on
the roads between Aptos and santa Cruz
he has driven the horses on the farm
half-mile track and taught them to show
speed when called on. This training has
not been done with the idea OF seeing
how much speed they could show, but
only to get them to understand the rudl-
ments of the game. with this work sew
.eral have shown their ability to trot fast
enough to win races If they should be put
to that use. There are fourror hye really
high class racing prospects among them,
horses that should sell for four ngures
to be entered in stakes either here or In
the East. They are all highly bred, be-
ing rich in. the blood. of great Iamiiies,
as the catalogue shows. Fred n. Cnase
& co. will sell them Tuesday evening
next at o'clock to the highest bidders.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-07
MODEL YACHTS ARE ALL
AFTER THE DICKIE CUP
Keen Rivalry Between Owners of Little
Boats Carded 10 Meet This
Afternoon.

The Dickie cup regatta will be held
by the members of the. San. Francisco
Model Yacht Club at Spreckels Lake,
Golden Gate Park, tomorrow. This
event, which IS held twice a year. is
for the Diekie cup, perpetual chal-
lenge trophy. The cup was won twice
bv Nose London's Cricket. Last year
Henry Petersens wonderful model
Stella took the cup from the Cricket
and is the present holder of the prize.
The intermediate regatta, scheduled
for last Thanksgiving day, was won by
]. Brannan's Ruth. The. Washington's s
birthday regatta sailed last Sunday was
won by William Roeckner's Apache.
These boats, by winning the regattas,
earned the right to challenge the Stella
for the Diche cup.
Petersen has not had the Stella out
for some time but she will be in good
trim tomorrow. The, Stella easily
proved her supremacy last year. She
not only won the Dickie cup, but also
carried of the yearly pennant.
Brannan's Ruth is a new boat and
speculation is rife as to whether she
will take the measure Of the speedy
holder of the cup. The Ruth won the
first pennant race of the year and also
the intermediate regatta Brannan has
great faith in his new model, and will
be greatly disappointed If she does not
win the cup.
The Apache, owned by Reeckner, is
the Oldest boat of the three and, in
fact. is one Of the veterans Of theTffeet.
Roeckner has made some alterations of
late. and the Apache is speedier than
formerly.
IL the Stella IS beaten, many figure
the Ruth will have to do the trick
The races Will. be held tomorrow at
1870. The boats will race unyil one of
the three has won three races. The
winning boat will hold the Dickie cup
for six months. Iftthe windsis good, as
it should be- the;seiement of luck will
cut little figure, as the winning boat
could hardly fluke three victories.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-07
Insleside CoursIng PARK STAKE.

Three stakes--wil1 be decided tonor-
row at Ingleside Coursing Park. Rich
ard Anton Panoche and other grey
hounds will meet again in the cham
plon event The likely winners:
Champion stake-Keeley's Malt. Fiery Bad
en- Barge. Richard Anton, Foxhunter Carlow
Boy, Lady kelp. Panoche, Nathan skate
Friendiess Boy. Frank c. Freeport
Class stake-Sunny Shore CLYDE. Real
american haby Aurora. Pony Capitol. Tom
King Mi Amigo. Maid OfDyne. Presidio Bow
Flora Free. Aggie Rocker. Sangerman Peer
less Beauty. Four Paw Ailbe Royal Iodine
Unfinished class stake-Choo Choo The
Limit. Lady Honesty. Footsteps Dan Finni-
gan. Valley Pride
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-07

squad is like the baseball coach and
trainer of athletes Christy at the uni
versity, in that he is perfectly confident
of victory on the water against STAN
ford, when the intercollegiate boat
races are held. The triangular -,irlter-
collegiate shell races, for both fresh
man and varsity crews, are to be rowed
on April 2S on Richardson's Bay.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-07
saerea Heart pefeats Heala,..

The nine OF Sacred Heart College and
Healds Business College met yesterday
afternoon on the baseball grounds at
the park and the former went home
with a to victory to its credit The
splendid work of Mccarthy and Smith
the blue and white battery, kept the
Healds batsmen from doing anything
serious with the willow. and Mangan.
Sullivan and other heavy hitters found
all Heald's pitchers rather easy marks.
Garibaldi and KeiI did their best to
pile up runs for the loserA
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-07
Oak Innn ResnIts.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, April ,6--oak Lawn
results:
First race, FIVE furlongszCen won, Ina
Gray second, Frank Bell third. Time, :02 3-5.
Second race four funfongs-Bob,s Pet won,
Maxim C;orly second, Caflore third. Time. 80
Third race mile-Rather Royal won. Ben
digo second, Lazelle third, Time, Al IL
: Fourth race one and sixteenth miles
Red Leaf 1von Embarrassment second, Marshal
Ney third. Time las.
Fifth race mile-Scalplock won, Elsie Har-
ris second Lavenia True third. Time, :43 3-5.
sixth race, six furlongs-Conoert won, Ben
Lear second, Sonnet third. Time, 10 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-07

WRIT or eExECUTIoN.-A writ ofsexecu-
tion was served yesterday the shares OF
stock of the liquor firm OF Treadwell & Co. at
III Sacramento street. belonging to Ivan Tread
we'll on a claim of $24204 held by the Pacific
Motor Car Company, for services rendered In
repairing the defendants automobile.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-01
BUSTER BROWN

The New York Herald has made
Richard f. Outcault's quaint con-
ception Of Melville B. Raymond :
Musical Cluster Brown" known to
almost everybody, and now Cluster
Brown has been dramatized and put
upon the stage. Buster is an APP
pealing little fellow and with Tige,
is the moving spirit in vast num-
Der Of humorous complications and
side splitting adventures. These are
set in a handsome frame work and
adorned with large chorus, and a
ballet whom Redfern and Worth,
the noted Partisan modistes have
made to look like Queens of Society.
Cluster Brown" will be presented
at the Grand Opera house on Tues
day, May |, direct from its success
ful run of one hundred nights at the
Majestic Theatre in New York City.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-01
NOTICE

The city council has adopted an Of
fetal form of voucher upon which all
claims against the city must be pres
ented. These blanks can be secured
upon application to the Recorder. The
council further passed a resolution
requiring all bills to have been filed in
the Recorders Office before 6 o'clock
p. NJ. on the day preceding the night
on which bills are presented.
Parties having clalms'to be present
ed to the city will take notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly
W. d. ABBOTT.
Slot Recorder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-01

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for homesites in the newest, nearest
in. prettiest and best addition to Tul-
sa-the Owens addition. Lots 81 to
So per foot. Joel Williams Co., Half
building. 44-3O-6t'
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For Rent 40 acres Of fine improved
land adjoining Tulsa on the South.
For particulars, inquire of, Jay For
sythe, A. f. Blackburn or R. Il. Lynch.
5-1-tf
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PRF9TE SEF f5G9 pSPr j. S. and r. ALLISON Prepreors
HARRIS RACKET STURE

Berry Sets, worth $500, now Sl.2j;
$50 Sets, now lie; $l.00 Sets, now
soc, for Wednesday and Thursday
only.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-01

We are not fooling you. We are
leaving town. All our stock of furni-
ture for sale at cost. Clay Furniture
Co. Second and Boulder.
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W. d. Abbott j. w. Woodford
ABBOTT WOODFORD
Lawyers.
BLACKBURN BUILDING.

To Rent-Two unfurnished rooms
suitable for light housekeeping. 6l5
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ply at House Slot
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When you get thirsty drink a bot
lie Of our "XLNT" b-,nd soda vat
or. The Southwestern Bottling Co.
House and Picture Molding at the
Tulsa Book Store. Pictures framed.
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For Sale-Cheap, 240 egg incubator
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Beyond the Turn.

Look. what joy to us appears
A fairy land Of happiness;
Slowly, slowly drawing nigh.
1t slips away as we pass by
Now gone! o, how our hearts hath
yearned
For things we miss beyond the turn,
All, now. dear heart, we're growing
old.
Our feeble form, thin and cold.
Now soon will come the close Of day.
How brightly the sun has passed
away.
Yet brighter the sun once seemed to
burn
Since MONDAY. just beyond the
turn.
The light find is growing dim,
Few rays of sunshine now come in:
New soon tie light will leave the sky.
Soon friends and kindred say good
bye"
Soon | shall leave this world Of scorn.
And meet my pilot, Beyond the
Turn!
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We hang your paper and do all clas-
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Phone 407. Tulsa Decorating COM
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HARRIS RACKET STORE

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Wednesday and Thursday, on all Ber-
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At Cost-Our stock of furniture
Clay Furniture Co.
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Our motto is high quality goods.
and best service. The Southwestern
Bottling Co. 3-24-tf
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Everyone knows the reputation the
Unique Dry Clearing Parlors and
Dye Works have by the work they do.
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}. II. Redd. superintendent of the
schools in the Cheroke Nation. has an
nomced that the Cherokee normal
school will open at Tahlequah the first
Monday in June. He thinks the at
tendance will be 400
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
4nnsenents.


AcADEsSY OF AUsIc-s-The Heart Of Maryland
AIsHAMBRA-2-s-Vaude
BELAsCO-s-The Girl OF the Golden West
BIJOU-s.15-The Music Master.
BROADWAY-s:l5- Vanderbilt Cup
CARNEGIE HALL-23O-Concert
CAsTNo-s s15-Happyland.
COLONTAL-2-s-Vaudeyiile.
CRITERION-s:S s:S0-The Mountain Climber.
DALTTs-S -I5-1he Embassy Ball.
EDEN NUSEE-The World in wax.
EAIPIRE-s.2O-Petsr Pan
FTELDS's THEATRE-s:15-JuIle Bonbon
GARDEN-S.2o-The Galloper
GARRICK-S-2 -GalIops
HAAIEERsTEIN's vICDORIA-2-s:I5-vaudev
HARLEM OPERA HOUsE-s:15-The Ciansman.
HERALD SQUARES :15-George Washington. Jr.
HIPPODROME-2-s-A Society Circus
HUDSON-slB-Ths Duel
IRVING PLACE THEATRE-s-Intu.
JOE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -Twaddle and The Squaw
Mans Girl OF the Golden West
KSTCKERBOCKER-S: Modste.
LTBERTV-s:15-The Redskin
LYCEUM-s.l5-The Lion ana the Mouse.
RIC-s:15-Afez1csna
MADTsoN SQUARE GARDEN-2-s-Cirous ard Hip
podrome.
MADISON soUARE-s.3O-The Greater Love.
MAJEsTTC-s:15-His Majesty.
MANHATTAN .sO-CharIey's Aunt
NEW .A8lsTERDAN-s:lS-The Merchant Venice.
NEW TORK-s -Hurnpty-Dunpty.
PRINCES s-I5-Brown Of Harvard
sAvoY-s.15-9fr. Hopkinson.
NYALLA CK'S-s .oO-TFe SqUaw Man.
WEST ENDS .15-York state Folks.