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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-29
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-29

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bon ben gdumen - es lpar in Der
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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22
BO0KIES ARE DOING
A GOOD BUSINESS
AT BENNINCS
SPECIAL DISPATCH To THE cALL

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l.-The Ben
nings track was heavy and slow
today The vestal stake was on
the card as a feature for 3-year-old
fillies. with $4,000 added money. making
IL an event worth trying for Ne
mesis at TO l won. Winifred A took
second money in front of Single Shot
Only a small field faced the starter IN
this event and speculation was very
brisk
The Chevy Chase Steeplechase for
gentlemen riders was another attractive
race on the list. 1t was won by Ore
rose, second choice in the betting at
to 8 Follow On, the odds-on favor
lite. was second Four selling events
made up the balance of the card
1t is now almost a certainty that the
layers doing business under the Eng
lish system will not be disturbed in any
way by. the officers of the law AS the
meeting advances the spectators are
becoming more accustomed 10 the new
order Of things. although ii cannot be
said that either side takes kindly 10
the new idea Results.
First race SIX furlongs-Monfort won Nancy
second. Donna ElEira third. Time ZIG 3-5.
Second the Fifth Chevy Chase xteepIe-
chase. about two and half miles-Oleroso won.
Follow On second. Mount Henry third. Zine
5:lo-
Third race. one and half miies-Nemesis
won Winifreda second. Single Shot third. Time.
Fourth race. seven furlonrs-Firebrsnd won
Chippewa second. Belle Strome third Time
Fifth race. one mile and seventy yards
Time. 1:49
Agile won. Dainty second. Leonard Joe Havnlan
third Time 2:05 2-5-
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22
HERMANN LEAVES
CHICAGO FOR
T0N0PAH
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

CHICAGO. Nov. 2I-CarryIng the
best wishes OF all who know him. Kid
Hermann. champion lightweight Of the
Middle West, left tonight for Tonopah
New On New Years day he will face
Joe Cans Of Baltimore for the worlds 5
championship title and the big end OF
a $4,000 purse With Hermann were
his faithful companions. Manager Nate
Lewis and Trainer Adam Ryan.
Although Hermann has been conf
dent from the beginning that he could
defeat Cans. he gained renewed cour-
age today through the arrival in the
city Of Alvie King, a former manager
OF the negro champion, who is on his
way 10 the coast from the East.
King talked with Cans at Baltimore
a few days since and reports the cham
piOn as looking anything but in good
shape He said Joe seeemd haggard
and worn out and that. in his opinion.
Hermann. strong. Young and clever. has
a chance 10 defeat him
Cans viii arrive in Chicago from
Baltimore Monday morning and will
leave the same night for Tonopah
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22
PLAN TO BEAUTIFY
STADIUM AT
STANFORD
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STANFORD UNIVERSITY Nov 21-
Plans for bleachers 10 flank the new
-inderpath Of stanford University as
submitted by Professor c 3 Wing.
head of the structural engineering de-
partment. were accepted last night al
special meeting Of the board OF con-
troll Contracts viii be let al once
and the work rushed TO completion.
Plans for the beautffcstion Of the
Stadium also were approved
Accommodations for over 5000 SPEC
- tOrs are provided for IN the plans
O. the new cinderparh bleachers- The
seats VIII be divided iuro two sections.
one on each side OF the track. close
10 the finish line. The bleachers viii
allow an uninterrupted view OF the
race
The gridiron VIII be turfed. Man
sger Sales of the student body reported
that q special grade Of grass suitable
for the purpose has been found No
move 10 widen the field was made. as il
is possible that Rugby viii not be
PLAYED next season Vines and hedges
VIII be planted about the new fields
The student manager viii make ar
rsngemenrs 10 hire gardener and
keep the plants in order.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22
NEW TOURING CLUB
WILL HOLD A
MEETING
BY r. r. pHor1,nnedieu


The members of the Automobile
ago have sent in a request for re-
port TO the committee on permanent
organization In keeping with this
request a general meeting will be held
next week and the touring club will
be permanently organized The COM
mittee will present a constitution and
bylaws for the consideration of the
members Up TO the present time the
trade, which is the main strength of
the new club. has been too busy selling
1907 cars to think of the touring club,
but several propositions have come
up of late that seem to demand the
establishment of the club The COM
mittee thinks that during the winter
months plans may be laid so that
when spring arrives series of events,
both touring and racing, will be pro-
grammed TO give the members some
thing TO do until fall comes again
II is proposed to have many runs
that will take only day to make,
the kind that can be taken on a Sun
day without requiring the autoists' alb
sence from business. Il also proposes
10 hold races. One OF the events sew
eral Of the members have been advo-
eating is an annual run to Los Angeles,
to be given under the sanction of the
trade, who want to try for the record
and they realize that the only way
that this can be done is to have the
race legalized-
The committee appointed on organ
ization is composed of the following
enthusiasts: Cuyler Lee, J. ". Leayitt,
Homer Boushey. George P Moore, j.
Mccoy. T. Van Zant and c. A. Hawk
ins. The temporary officers are y. r.
Cooper. chairman. and r. r. i'Homme-
dieu, secretary
Mr. and Mrs E. II Tryon of san
Francisco have finished their automo-
bile trip through Europe, and arrived
in Rome. They sail from Naples to
Alexandria on the 10th. and will pass
about six weeks along the Nile. Mr.
Tryon claims to have made the longest
automobile run of any American in
Europe this summer, having travelled
over $4,000 kilometres.
A. Van valin. the expert driver and
head Of the automobile department of
Studebaker Bros. is authority for the
statement that the glass wind shield
particularly when used with the ex-
tended top, is one of the worst con-
automobile. He calls it sure cold de-
veloper.
Fernando Nelson has sent his record
breaking Columbia car TO the Middle
ton Motor Car Company's salesroom.
where it is on exhibition.
Walter r Simon of Buffalo recently
returned from Germany. where he took
part in the army maneuvers as lieu
tenant. In all these maneuvers auto
mobiles played an important part, but
this was the first time that an Ameri-
can car has been used. 1t was a Thorn
as Flyer taken over by Simon. The
Thomas covered itself with glory, as
there were forty others that were used
and their owners seemed bent on show
ing up the car from over the ocean.
The great power of the Thomas and
the fact that IT had more clearance
than the foreign cars carried il over
fields. bitches and roads which stalled
the others.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22
LEVY HAS A DRAG
ON SUPERVISORS

Not only is each individual member
Of the Board of Supervisors member
of the Hayes Valley Athletic Club. but
the $500 a month which the city pays
10 Morris Levy. the presiding genius
of the club, is not rental alone for the
use of Mowry Hall at Grove and La
guna streets meeting place for
damages sustained by Levy in losing
the use of the hall for athletic club
purposes. Such is Lewis own explana-
fioD of the case. made i'm Judge Hunts
court yesterday in connection with n
suit brought 10 annuI his Iease of the
building the ground that he has
failed 10 keep his contract as Iessee
On November 1, 1905. Levy leased the
hall from Harvey H. Dana for term
Of two years at a rental of 500 per
month, the lease containing a provi-
sion that the hall was not TO be sub
let under any consideration. The prop
erty was later assigned by Dana to
the Occidental Real Estate Company
which has brought suit in unlawful
detainer to terminate the lease because
Levy has allowed the Board of Super
visors to take possession of the prem
ises.
Levy testified yesterday that when
ne visited the hall after the fire he
found that the Board of Supervisors
had taken possession: that the top of
his Switchboard table had been re-
moved and the piece of furniture con-
verted into desk. and that the board
was in complete possession. He de-
clared that he did not want the board
to remain in the building. as It's pres
ence would deprive him OF his source
of income in the form of membership
dues TO the CLUB. but that he unwilling
~ agreed to allow the officials TO re-
main temporarily until new quarters
could be secured on payment of $500 a
month as damages in lieu of the lost
memberships.
Levy further declared that he could
not have ousted the members of the
board for the reason that all were
members of the Hayes Valley Athletic
Club and as such had a right to the
use of the hall. He explained this by
stating that it has been the custom of
the club to award honorary member
ships to the members of all Boards of
and that this custom had
been carried out with the present
board He did not say whether the
were awarded before or
after the fire.
The city and county of San Francisco
as well as Levy has been made defend
ant in the suit. and $1,000. damages is
asked in addition TO the custer.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22
Eager Public Wishes to Greet
In the Bishops Carriage .
Miss Jessie Busley Is
to Appear in Part
of Nance Olden
BY James Crawford

Applications for seats in the Colonial
Iheater next Monday evening presage
large and brilliant assembIage 10
witness the opening performance Of
N the Bishops Carriage" and when
llte ADVANCE begins Al 10 o'clock this
morning there viii be 4 long human
me extending from the box Office win
The play Is making a great hit this
week in Oakland. as II has done an
across the continent Miss Jessie Bus
icy, who plays Nance Olden. will be
remembered here as one OF the prouni-
nent members OF the splendid company
thst accompanied Henry Miller during
hls summer stock season al the Colum-
"a heater three years ago. She is q
Erohman girl and for several years
vas connected with the New York En-
pire Theater stock company
among the other people in the cast
VINO are well known here may be men
TONED Lavinia shannon, Rose Eytina ae
and Byron Douglass Il is strong
organization throughout.
IN the meantime the Colonial stock
company Is playing The Parish
Priest" 20 excellent business. The piece
vas written for Daniel SulIy. but the
colonial folk fl into their respective
parts 50 nicely as 10 make II doubtful
mat the original production surpassed
the present one
While In the Bishops Carriage"
holds the boards AT the Colonial the
regular company viii tour the interior.
Business is booming al the Orpheum.
where Nick Loug and Idalene Cotton.
IN their protean playIet Ny Wife's
Diamonds Trovollo the versatile
Nentriloouist: the knight brothers and
Marion Sawtelle- eccentric singers and
dancers. and the kita Banzal troupe
81 scrobats. all prove more than pleas
ing. Gus Edwards school Bows and
Girls" the three sisters HerzOg-Cam-
aras. gymnastic marvels. Lillian Apel
the -pianOlOgfst." and Lee White. the
singer OF good songs. are in their last
appearance
Next Sunday comes Charles T. Semon
better known as The Narrow FelIer."
the Dillon brothers, who write and
sing their own songs. the Musical Ave-
los Xylophonists. and Lima Painter. a
bounding wire artist
AT Risk Of Her Life is pleasing the
lovers OF strenuous melodrama. as is
proved by the size Of the Davis The
ater audiences and the enthusiasm
manifested by them The Elleford
coupauy's first san Francisco engage
performances being worth much more
than the moderate prices charged for
witnessing them
a Ragged Hero" is underlined for
next week
So satisfactory is the business at
tracted 70 the Central Theater by Kolb
and Dilrs production OF IN Paris that
The run OF the piece is indefinite.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22
REFUGEE CHILDREN TO BE
MADE HAPPY on CHRISTMAS
Performance and Treasure-Ladea Tree
Mt Colonial Thentcr VIII GLADDEN.
Hearts of Little Ones

The management of the Colonial
Theater. assisted by the various theat-
rical folk of this city. will tender the
refugee children from all the camps
treat on Christmas day in the form Of
a play at the cozy little showhouse and
a Christmas tree. Preparations are al
ready under way for the good cause
and ii is expected to prove a great
success.
Each member of the various theatri-
cal companies in this city will con-
tribute financially toward the benefit.
The performance and Christmas tree
will be under the supervision of Nam
ager Kurfzig of the Colonial Theater.
Contributions may be sent 10 him. the
Dramatic Mirror or the Doctors
Daughters.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22
FAST GREYHOUNDS
WILL MEET AT
INCLESIDE

Sixty-four dogs will go to the slips
In two events at Ingleside Coursing
Park on next Sunday In the Champion
stake the best OF the local greyhounds
are entered. along with the several
crack dogs which have been sent here
from the East An evenly balanced
field OF forty entries will meet in the
open event. The draw follows:
Champion stake twenty four dogs-Lady Kelp
w. Walia WaIa: Tom King Belmont: NJ
War VS. Agile Squirt Miss Emily W. Mr.. Blue
Bon Ami VS. Freeport: Flower Girl AR
Brindse; Roman Actress vs. La Rosa: Raby Au-
rora VS. FriendIess Boy. Huron Lady Leeds
Race King VS.. King Y. Jim Lamb Wild
Mamie: Richard Anton vs. Lord Brake
Open stake forty entries-The Mist vs. Sher-
man: EiIbe Royal Ragged Actor: Gallant
Tipperary ArroT: Sir Lipton vs.. Young
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22
Is ASKED
TO HANDLE BIG
PROPOSITION
By r. A. Sn1yth

Jizl COnrOth has been invited to 20
down 70 Southern California 10 control
= big boxing proposition planned for
Arcadia There is growing impress
sion that Ascot Park viii not be al
lowed 10 run after this year so that
Arcadia viii be great racing and
sporting center A man named Willis
Mitchell wants TO start a fight club
there with big pavilion and with
training quarters aid other attractions
which would draw the followers OF
boxing
coffroth is considering the PROPOSE
ton seriously and may accept the Of
fer. While he would spend most Of his
time II the south he would not give Up
his interests here. He expects to go
south on other business next week and
VIII then decide on lis future move
ments.
The followers Of the four-round game
are enthusiastic over the card pre-
row night at Dreamland Pavilion. The
return match between George Finni-
gan and Jimmy Carroll is the feature
OF the card. The next bout in i'm
portance viii be that between Walter
Stanton and Frank Mayfield. who are
considered the pick Of the welter-
weights now appearing in the short
tt-tS- llElr 2 VIII DC SIX usALS on the
card
The Tonopah promoters are going
ahead with their arrangements for the
Cans Hermann fight on the same lines
as the GOldheld people handled the
recent fight IN their camp. Percy
Dana viii leave on Sunday night for
Nevada 10 take photos OF all The incl
dents leading Up 10 the matching Of
the men and their early training work.
Billy Roche. who has the matchmak-
ing habit in virUlent form announces
a card for December 10 al Colma which
should suit the fight fans The princi-
pals VIII be Billy Snailham and Tim
Callaghsn. The latter was the first
man 10 beat George Dixon and he has
victories 10 his credit over Terry Nc
Govern and oscar Gardner 1t is
claimed that Dick Hyland passed him
up Recently al Denver
Cyclone Thompson. who fights Lew
Powell al Colma on Thanks giving eve.
is due here this morning from Los
Angeles.
Ben Selig viii leave for Toncpah to-
night 10 post Cans forfeit for the
match with Kid Hermann.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22
NEW BASEBALL PARK IN SAN JOSE

san JOSE. Nov 2l--L. F. Hanchett.
president Of the San Jose and Santa
Clara lnterurban Railroad. announced
today the purchase Of Cyclers Park.
which includes the ball grounds and
the big varsity skating rink The rink
in the rose carnival pavilion will be
demolished within two months. notice
having been served on the lessee, Louis
Rsnsbacn- new bali ground. larger
than the present one and fitted with
commodious grand stands. viii be laid
out ready for next spring on Tenth
street property OF the railroad.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22

have formed a skating club and viii
patronize the local rink during the
The new club viii hold its first skate
on Monday night. December IS Prom
inent society folk of san Francisco who
have out Of town homes here are in
terested IN the project Membership
Invitations were issued today. The
patronesses are Mrs Augustus Taylor.
Mrs E c. Pringle Mrs. F. ". Nc
Mutt. Mrs. Josselyn. Mrs James Flood
and Mrs. Walter 5. Martin
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22
PUT UP
TENTS FOR BIG
"CIRCUS"
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. 21-
One hundred prominent seniors OF
Stanford University armed with arti-
sans tools attacked the football stadi-
um this morning and made the dirt
and chips hy preparing for the unique
student circus which the 1907 class
viii hold on the athletic grounds Fri
day night. Tents and sideshow shell
ters were constructed by the amateur
carpenters and laborers in record time.
All the students of the university
ard the residents of the suburbs are
regarding with curiosity the attempt
OF the seniors to produce a circus SIM
liar TO the shows given by the students
OF Cornell and other large Eastern uni
versities.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22
RELIEF MONEY LONG DELAYED

Three postal money orders dated in
the early part of May were received
yesterday by the Relief Corporation
from St. Louis. One was for 81 and
the other two were for 81 each. They
were church collections and We're sent
by Robert A Lucas. Rev. Samuel Tyler
and p S. Cheatham. 1t is stated in the
letter accompanying them that they
had been mislaid.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22
TO ORGANIZE RUGBY LEAGUE

OAKLAND. Nov 21.-To form a Rug
by football league IS the purpose OF
meeting which has been called for to-
Eorrow evening Al Electrical Workers
Hail. Broadway. near Eighth street by
number OF Australians. headed by
arthur Hoist
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22

Johnnie, The o.d Peach Fs- Queens Beauty:
Reckless Acrobat vs. Amaadan: General Frisbee
w. Our Bessie. C-y Baby Kerry Pippin. Lady
Fleldwlck vs. Argyle,s Best. Sampler vs. Nora
Alto -Four Paw vs. The Crowd: Potrero Boy
Footsteps. Golden Tralee vs. Primrose. Dorer1a
vs. Busy Boy Miss GaEbit Choe Choo; Hon
est John vs. Real American. CuDan Star
Country GirIs WaubsmUShkee vs R0we1s Belle:
Po1genie Princess aTOy. Blooming Dutch
man vs.. FOxhunter
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22
SURPRISED
BY HARNESS
HORSES

LOS ANGELES. Nov 2I-Today's
card, the second of the Los Angeles
Harness Horse Association. was com
posed of a trot. pace and two running
events In the harness races both win
ners Were mild surprises Myrtle II
and Mountebank were picked as ia
vorites. The crowd in attendance was
larger than that of yesterday. The
summary:
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22
UPPER TEN WILL SKATE

PALO ALTO, Nov 21.-The fashion
able set residing in MEMO Park and
BurIingame and intermediate suburbs
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22

Third race. running. furlongs-Nyrtie H.
III tHarrisj. won: Baldo. l12 tWiImotl. second: I:
Respirstor. III lAkeri. third Time. LIS.
Fourth race running six fur0nes. piIrse S225-
Mountehank. 107 ,Butveib. won. Netting. l0e
fSinglefonA second: Golden Light. 100 Clark.
third Time. 1:1424-
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22

Kadee Hammam. Cough and Geary.
All cars pass.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22
Gossip Of Doings Of
Railroad Men

r ". Thompson. general Western
agent of the Rock Island, left on Tues
day night for the southern part of the
State.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22

Cyclone Thompson. who fights Lew
Powell al Colma on Thanks giving eve.
is due here this morning from Los
Angeles