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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-26
GROVE & GREENE
SREAK At lilo
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
lilo, Oct. 26.-(By Neg Perce Co.
Operative Telephone.)-- large audi
ence gathered last night to hear the
address Of John Greene, of Culdesac
and ProsecutingsAttorney B. S. Grove
who discussed the political issues Of
the day. Mr.. Gwinn accompanied the
speakers.
Get Good Game.
Will Warmmsley and Dick Dennis,
who have been in the mountains on
fishing and hunting trip returned
yesterday. They had over 100 pounds
Of venison and trout beside a large
amount Of smaller game.
Fix Political Fences.
Daniel Needham, democratic candi-
date for prosecuting attorney. passed
Through the city yesterday. He Is
looking W biz political interests in
this community.
TO Mates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow are guests at
the lilo hotel. They have Just return
I'd from hunting trip and report a
good time while away.
w. T. Clifford, republican candidate
for county auditor, passed through the
city yesterday. 4'
N. p. Mills, democratic candidate
for state senator. passed through the
city yesterday.
Born 70 Mr.. and Mrs. 5. 8. Brooks,
. son. 1Er. Brooks IL the republican
candidate for the legislature.
Born To- Mr.. and Mrs BEDFORD OF
Ferdinand = daughter.
Rev. Fiske. who has been in a seri
Gus condition with typhoid fever. is
now able to be around again.
Tho LsO. o. r. lodge Of this city il
planning m entertainment for mem-
bers and friends for next Saturday.
OctQner ~.
VIM. r Wheat and celia Incl. both
Of no. were married yesterday at Gull
desac. The couple returned to ti,e,r
homo today ana win make their resi-
dence here, ts5 N
Elmer Brambelt was thrown from
his horse yesterday and sustained a
fractured arm. The member was set
by DR.. Miller.
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W. J. Ramey, plaintiff. VS.. William j.
Daniel and Mrs. w. J. Daniel. de-
PENDANTS
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-26

Ths largest glass Of beer in town .,
the Tsccma.
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EDITORS HAVE TO PAY.
Interstate Commerce Rules Transpor.
tation Cannot Be Given for Ads.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s-Under a
ruling of the interstate commerce
commission, transportation oyer rail-
road lines may not be given to news
paper publishers or editors in exchange
Off advertising space.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-26

DEATH OF H. ID. WALLER.-Ofli-
Ger Clarence T. Waller Of the, city po-
lice force last evening received a tele-
gram conveying to him the sad intelh-
gence of the death at Independence
Ore, Of his brother, H. d. Waller
Officer Waller had received no In.
formation that his brother had beer
Ill and the news conveyed in the tele.
gram was great shock to him. The
deceased was 45 years Of age and had
resided in Oregon since early boy.
Quaintances In this section.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
LAToNIA ENTRIES.

First race. six furlOngs, seling-Esterre 100
Eva claire 1O5 Belltoone 105, Miladi Love 100
Lidwina los, Minnie Johnson 1o5. Airship 10I
Pacifco 1OT st. Denis 107. Matthew Gault 1O3.
Weberfelds fOI, Colonade 101, Precious Stone
1oT Mansard 1OT, Blueher 10. Potter 16-
Second race Ave furiongs. seiltng-Little
wanda 90. Bedrice 97. Handy Girl 81, Lady vi
mont 90 Elected 100 Two Bells 10l. Demo 10l
HeImuth lOl Princess Marie 1Ol, Newt Fisher
100 Bitter Miss 103. Froward 103. Pleiades lO4
Electorine 1O5. Clamor 106, Frank Flesher 1Oa
Third race one mile purse-fOm Roberts So
Miss Doyle 90 Captain Bush 81, MeIlvaine 9S
Coruscate 100. Old Stone 100. The Minks loe-
Fourth race, seven furlongs. handicap-NOnie
Lucille o. Alcor 101, Miltiades 100. Major T. j.
Carson no. Colonel Jim Douglass 122
Fifth race. five and half furlongs. purse
DR.. Frank 81. Chianti 81, Montalban 100 Sir
Geoorey 100. Bushthorpe 100. Midrene 107
Gromo6oi 107, Zipango 10I, Lexoline Ito. Bud
Hnl ITO. -
Moccasin Maid 81. Myrrh "a. Ripple Mark a.
Red Coat 90. Field Lark 100. Mil Song 100.
Duessa 100, Carthage 105. bod Anderson 105.
Revolt 1O5, Kings Guinea 105 Martius Ill. The
Thrall ia.
Seventh race one mile selling-Sonata ST.
Gamester o. Pinaud 95 Oddoletta 9S. Self Re-
liant 9s. Layson 100, Intense 1Ol. Fonsoluea 10e.
knowledge l02. Cashier 1O3, MandatOr 10J
Shining Star Ill. Bullhnch Ill. Kenton 112.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
BERKELEY BOND ISSUE
ELECTION SET FOR TODAY

BERKELEY, Aug. S.-The school
bond election will be held tomorrow,
when voters will pass upon the pro-
posed issue of bonds for $4,000 for
school purposes. This bond issue is in
tended to cover the cost of polytechnic
high school to cost 100000, improve
ments to grammar schools to cost
100000 and repairing of the present
High School to cost $4,000. The poll
ing places are located at the following
schocls
First Precinct, whittier School, cor
ner of Milvia and Virginia streets; Sec
ond Precinct, Mckinley School, Dwight
way, near Telegraph avenue; Third Pre-
cinct, Commercial School, Allston way,
near Shattuck avenue; Fourth Precinct,
LeConte School, corner of Russell and
Ellsworth streets; Fifth Precinct, Lin
coin School, Alcatraz avenue. below Ad-
cline Sixth Precinct, Columbus School,
Seventh street, between Bancroft way
and Anston way; Seventh Precinct. Sew
cnth- street schoolhouse, Seventh street,
between University avenue and Bristol
street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

First race. six furlongs. selling-Many Thanks
i02 Rubaiyat 1O3, La Gloria 1O3..king Pepper
i04. Blue Coat 107. Alsono los. willowdene Ill.
Garret Wilson 112. Dan Mckenna liz.
Second race. eleven six xteenths. purse-Cascabel
1O2. Azele 102. Fire Alarm l02. Han0way 102.
Ches L. stone 105. Silver star 1O5 Mary Custis
10. Miss Lida lilo. Attention 11O. Beatrice II
llO. 0zanne ll3.
Third race. full course. observation-disclosures
100. Trenct the Mere 147. Lulu Young l4S. Man
zanO l33. John Z. Owens 13O. Sigmund l30.
Fourth race. one mile and a sixteenth. Cana
dian Sportsman handieap-Crewshade 50. Faeto-
tum s.. Peter Paul 92. Ganze s2 Benvollo 102.
Hans Wagner 104. True Wing 101. Peter Stir
ling 119 Alma Dufour 114. John Carroll ia
(eouple Alma Dufour and John Carroll as Cor
rigan entry.
Fifth race. I've furIOngs. purse-Renraw 99
Great Sorceress 90. Loretta Mack 90. Reina
Swift 100. Nellie Racine 100 Gracious Ice.
Edward Wilder 10S. Melting lO3 Timothy Wen
ia.
ing o. Oleasa 90. Amador 1O2. Dixie Andrews
lO2 Petit Duo 1O2 orderly 1o4. Richard Jr.
lO4 singing Master 104 Gay Boy 10T. Ingol-
thrift 1OT.
ino-Aftraction So, FactOtum o. Arab %, Edwin
Gum OF, Redwood II 20 Fra Thlipe 0o Ruglfr
to5, orfso loe. Scion shinsls 10.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Portland evened UP the series by
winning all the way at Idora Park yes
terdsy. The score now stands two and
two. The Giants had their batting
togs on and hit o'Brien safely eleven
times for q total Of sixteen bases. The
Seals could 90 nothing with Califf and
would have been shut out but for the
enthusiastic cooperation of Sweeney
in the eighth. Sears started II by
striking out, but Warhorse Spies was
safe on the FIRST OF Sweeneys con-
tributions and the catcher got TO sec
ond while Mclean was throwing
o Brien out at first. Spencer hit TO
the kindly shortstOp and Lister was
not able to hold his throw, which al
lowed Spies to score. Wheeler hit
safely through Sweeney and Spencer
tailed on Moore's poor handling of
Mohler's little hit. Hildebrsnd ended
J. by sending one to Sweeney which
he could not help getting TO second In
time 10 catch Mohler.
Were the Seals hitting like the
Portland team is at present there
would be no comparison between the
teams. but as it is, with their superior
knowledge Of the game, IL makes the
series z nip and tuck proposition. The
pitching staff Of the northerners is so
strong that il is only by the closest
kind Of figuring that Parke wilson's
aggregation show at all In the results.
The score.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
COURSE
FAVORABLE TO
MUDDERS.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-Horses with
undermining proclivities had another
inning this afternoon at Brighton
Beach. 1t has rained steadily for
forty eight hours, and all efforts OF
the association to get the course into
anything like fair shape have been
fruitless. An inch or more of water
covers half the course, which resem-
bles a small lake rather than a track
Overnight events made up the pro-
gramme, but the races were SO evenly
balanced that interesting sport result
ed. The best race on the card was
the fourth event. an overnight handt-
cap for three-year- and upward at
one mile and an eighth. Angler was
a 9 to choice and won handily, scor-
ing his sixth straight victory. Sailor
Boy raced to the front at the start
and forced a hot pace, which disposed
of Garnish early. Angler then moved
vp into second place and, gradually
closing on Sailor Boy. nailed him in
the stretch and won by scant length.
Sailor Boy finished second eight
lengths in front of Corrigan. sum-
mary:
First race. six furlongs, sellng-Jacquin won,
Novena second, Bell Of Portland third. Time.
Second race. ave and half flrlongs-- -Botanist
won, Laura A second, Fantastic third Time
Third race. one and a sixteenth miles. sell
ing-Sonoma Belle won. Tyron second, Little
Fourth race one and an eighth miles-Angler
won, Sailor Boy second, Corrigan third Time
l:55
Fifth race. one mIle--Bslle Of Pequsst won,
The Clown second. Mollis Donohue third Time.
sixth race. Eve and a half furlongs-AIta
F arola won. suadam second, Kestrel third Time
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
HARNESS RECORDS
SHATTERED BY
THE BRONCHO.

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 3. = At the
Glenville track today The Broncho. the
little daughter of Stormcliffe. which
was recently purchased by Messrs. Ro-
chon & Doble of Winnipeg, Manitoba,
for $4,000. won the three heats of the
free-for-all pace in 2:03, 2:03A and
2:03%- She broke the worlds record
for three consecutive heats by a quar-
ter of second, the worlds record for
pacing mares in a race and also the
worlds record for the fastest third heat
in a race. Charley Dean, The Bron-
cho's driver. took her away fast and
in each heat was so far ahead of the
other four starters that it looked like
a parade. Results
2:24 class trotting, M. and NJ Conso-
lation. purse S2000-CZarina Dawson
won three straight heats and the race
in 2:11A, 2:13, 2:14h.
Free-for-all pace. purse, $20oo-The
Broncho won three straight heats and
race in 2:o3, 2:03A, 2:03%.
2:19 class, pacing, purse s2000-Italia
won three straight heats and the race
in 2:o9A. 2:1oA, 2:11A. Harry D also
started.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
Nolan 7elegraphs That Match viii Be Made
When Money Is Deposited With The Call
By ssBilly'' Nolan.


to Godfeld
of
promised Graney date he
others.
him
to
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
Nelson Gains His Long Cherished An1bHior
of Finish Fight for Championship.
BY r. A. Sn1yth.

Battling Nelson Gold
the
by in
ced deposited with The Call They notified
to
The
M to al Sides
The
81 mate i sgoodas
the n
-Corbett held on March1
quanary
to
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
OUTSIDERS ENJOY
AN INNING AT
SEATTLE.
BY Fred e. MulhoIland.

SEATTLE, Aug. 3.-Colonel Zick
Abrams fouryear- old Supreme Court
startled turf society circles by breez-
ing home ahead of his field in the
fourth event at The Meadows today
with Is to 1 about his chances in the
ring. Ralph Young. the actual post
favorite, made all of the running and
easily took the place from Major
Tenny.
Three choices reached the goal first
and the public about made a stand off
with the layers. In the second event
Silver Sue and Tavora, first and second
choice. respectively, were practically
left. Iron Watson, a IL to 1 shot, then
went out and won cleverly from Silver
Sue. Libervale rolled home ahead of
his company in the third at odds of 9
to 10. Madden beat the 100 to l shot,
Woodthorpe, for place honors
Before anybody had picked up his
hand Utica, favorite for the two-year-
old run, with Mcbride up, became lost
in the discard. Grace ST. Clair defeated
Lucy c and Yankee Jim in impressive
style. While Cabin opened favorite
for the final number, Florence Fonso
looked best and eventually enjoyed
the call. She led Cabin past the judges
stand with something to spare, after
being rated along in third position.
Summary:
SEATTLE, Aug. 3.-Results at The Meadows:
First race. segen MISUNDERSTANDING won
Black Gem second, Iadora third. Time, 1:2TH
Second race, seven furlongs-Iron Watson won
Silver Sue second, Santa Ray third. Time :27
Third race. six furlongs-Libervale won Mad
den second, Woodthorpe third. Time. i:l3H
Fourth race one mile-Supreme Court won
Ralph Young second, Major Tenny third. Time,
1:40A.
Fifth race, hve furlongs-Graee st. Clair won,
Lucy second. Yankee Jim third. Time, 1:O0Ia
Sixth race, mile-Florence Fonso won
Cabin second. Duelist third. Time. 40
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
COMMUTERS LOSE
IN GAME WITH
SIWASHES.

SEATTLE, Aug. 3.-Rube Vickers
was in fine form this afternoon and
Seattle easily defeated Oakland by a
score Of to l. Oakland's only run
came in the third inning. when two of
the four hits made off the long pitcher
were secured by Van Haltrens men.
The helding of the locals was high
class and did much toward keeping the
batting Of the Commuters down. Wick
ers played good fielding game Streib
and Mott also did good work
Young Hopkins pitched good ball for
the visitors, but the hits made off him
were punched with four errors by his
team mates. Seattle scored three
times in the eighth. cinching the game.
which had been tie up to that time.
The score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
Eddie Graney Deplores Loss of
Match for This City.
limit, to suit itself.
By Eddie Grar1ey.

AM sake the that unable oubd the Gold
Club 10000 high for However
ing Cans and Nelson meet for
looking forward the Dane defeated
Lastly year
will
makes this $4,000 offer will stick by
either He
going Now that he has made this great offer looks
though the match good as cinched
Eastto seew could
call There chance
Godfed will surely be the bait for the boxers
so guess have retire gracefully.
too this match 1t would be
great Nobody than do do
MILL but said before for the sake
sport Nelson matched here
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
CIV Seymour Refuses to Play.

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-"Cy" Seymour,
the centerfielder for whose release the
New York National team paid $4,000
recently to the Cincinnati Club, and
who has been playing with the local
team for some time, refused to don a
uniform here today in the game
against ST. Louis at the Polo Grounds.
Seymour claims he is entitled to a
share of the money paid by the New
York management to Cincinnati for his
release and until this is done, he says,
he will not play with the New Yorks
nor with any other club.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
SEATTLE ENTRIES.

First race seven furongs. selling-Flourish
1O9 Liberyale 109, Procrastinate 100. Crigli 107
Leash 107, Marie II 107. Alice Carey 1O7 Birdie
1OI, Pearl Waters 10T.
j. G. CIem 105. Avonela 1o3, Rosario l03
Martenor 10S Be1asco los, Carrick 103
Third race, mile and fifty yards. selling-Rey
Dare 1O7, Byron Rose 10I, Pettijohn LOT, La
Taranta lo7. Black Cloud 1o7, Redwald 1O7.
Redmont 107. Bessie Welhy 100. May Holiday
l05 Dixelle 1O5 Katie Crews 105. Anirad 10o
Fourth race, Eve furlongs, special weights
Tony Faust 115, Native Sou 115, Grace St Clair
1D4. Utica 163. Lucy @ 102, Melftah 100, Lady s
Beauty 90, Calmar o0-
Fifth race. mile. Meadows, selling stakes
Martnmas 104. Buchanan 104 Colonel Jewell 9s,
Ed Sheridan 80.
Sixth race six furlongs. selling-Glendenning
100 Titus III 100. DR.. Sherman 109, Little But
tercup 1O7 Little Gregg 105, e. NJ. Brattain
1O5, Peter 100.
Seventh race, ave furlongs, purse-Misty =
Pride 1o7, James A. Murray los, Dora io3,
Lurene 10S, Grasscutter 90.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
May sutton wins Two Matches.

NEWCASTLE ON TYNE, Aug a.
In the Northumberland tennis cham
pionship contests today May Sutton OF
California beat Miss Everard in the
semi-inaI for ladies' singles by 60,
6-l.
An exhibition match which excited a
great deal Of interest was played later
by Miss Sutton against S. II. Smith,
the latter giving 80 and owing Is. It
resulted in a victory for Miss Sutton,
e. al
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
noTHpR LEAVES CHILDREN.

OAKLAND, Aug. S.-Patrick O'Neill
applied today to the Superior Court to
TTelen and Michael, aged years and
is months. respectively. Their mother,
he alleges, has abandoned them. The
children since the mothers departure
several months ago have been cared for
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. de Rome
at 1876 Fifty-ninth street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
Jim Boneman Takes seepIecha.e.

today resulted as follows:
First race, five furlongs-Chase won, Alta
Mcdonald second Gabble third Time 1:02
Second race six furlongs-Mum won Elastic
second, Frank Bill third. Time, 1:14 80.
Third race. seven furlcngs-Wee Lass won
Matador second Old Stone third Time, :2T
Fourth race, steeplechase. handicap, short
course-Jim Bozeman won. Ohio King second
Subador third Time. 1904 4-5.
Fifth race one and eighth miles-St Paris
won, The Gadhy second, Bernie Cramer third
Time. L "a As.
Sixth race, one mile-Postman won, Marshal
Ney second Dudley third. Time, 1:4l
Seventh race, one mile-Docile won. Uncle
Henry second, Amberita third. Time, 1: :42 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
CANS IS EAGER
FOR MEETING
WITH DANE.
BY Joe Cans.

n HAMPTON JOE CANS was
commencing to think there was
never to be a meeting in the
ring between himself and Nelson.
The Gold6eld offer came as an agree
able surprise to him and he was quick
to show that there could be no pos
sible chance of the match falling
through if the fixing of conditions be
left to him. When informed of the
Goldheld offer last night he said;
Il shall be satisfied to fight Nelson
at any time, at any place or under
any terms he may name. The propo-
sitien of the Geldheld people is par
ticularly satisfactory TO me- If a
match can be arranged under the con-
ditions that have been explained TO
me l will certainly consent to meet
Nelson under the auspices of the
Goldheld club.
The proposition to have the San
Francisco Call as stakeholder is also
satisfactory to me.
$50 far as the conditions of the
match are concerned, I shall leave
them to the club. 1t can arrange the
number of rounds, with or without 4
k, 6 o'clock or ringside, to suit Nelson.
I would be willing to fight him in 4
ct the chance. All want is to prove
am the lightweight champion Of the
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
WINS YALE SCHOLARSHIP.

BERKELEY, Aug. 81. T. Blanch-
ard. graduate of the University of
California with the class of '04, has
been awarded the annual scholarship at
Yale by the Yale Club of San Francisco.
Blanchard has been a reader in the de-
partment of English at the university
for a year He will leave for Yale in
a few weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
Haryard Crew at Queenstovn.

QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 3.-The Har-
ward eight-oared crew. which is to row
Cambridge University on the Thames
September s, arrived her tonight on the
White Star liner Cedric. The men en-
toyed the trip over and exercised on
board ship as much as possible. They
are in splendid health.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
HUNT Losen at Tennis.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug. S.--Nat
Emerson of New York defeated r. H
Hunt of California this afternoon in
the semi-dna of the Northwestern
tennis championship at Deephaven.
The score was 10, 60, 3-6, 4-6, 81.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
Highland to Fight Hook Reyes.

SALT LAKE, Aug. 8. Sammy Nc
Clintic, manager OF Fighting Dick
Hyiand of San Francisco. announced
last night that he had arranged for a
match between Hyland and Hook
Keyes, the champion of Australia, at
ogden August IT. Hyland will then
go into training for a match with Mau-
rice Thompson at Butte, Mont.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
SIrNIMARY

Mangerina, Casey. Three-base hit-Crayath.
Bases on bals-on Randolph 3. of wolters 8.
Struck out-By Randolph 9, by Woiters g.; Left
to Gochnauer, Toman to Dillon.
First base on errors-Los Angeles 2. Hit by
pitcber-Dashwood. Time of game hour 55
minutes Umpires-Burleigh and Duneavy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
NayfieId knocks Out Burke.

SACRAMENTO. Aug. 3.--Frank May
field of San Francisco knocked out
Jack Burke of Sacramento with a left
jolt to the jaw before the Hoffman
Athletic Club in this city tonight,
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.
SEATTLE SELECTIONS.

BY Fred z MulhOlland.
First race-Liberyale, Flourish, Alice
Carey.
Second race-LegaI Form, ROsaro,
Av0neIIa.
Third raee-Byron Rose. Bessie Well
hey, Rey Dare.
Fourth race-NatIye Son, Tony Faust,
Grace st. Clair.
Fifth raee-Martinmas, buchanan,
Ed Sheridan.
sixth raee-Titus, z. VI. BrattaIn,
GIendenning.
Seventh raee-Grasseutter, James A.
Murray. Hfsfy's Pride.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
% u "a u U II
wit

Two-base hit-Vickers. Three-base hits
Blankenship. Kruger. Sacrifice hits-Househod
err Smith Stolen bases-Croll, Van Buren,
Streib Van Haitren. Left bases-SeattIe s.
Oakland g. Bases bss-on vickers 2 OF
Hopkins /. Hit by pitched hall-Van Buren, and
Isbell by Hopkins. Struck out-By Vickers g.
BY Hopkins 3. Passed baIl--Blankenshp. Time
Of game-1 hour and 45 minutes. Umpire
Mshafey.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
FRESNO MEN FIND
RANDOLPH AN
ENIGMA.

FRESNO, Aug. 3.-Randolph was in
vincible today, while Wolters was
raped freely throughout the game.
The Los Angeles twirler did not allow
a hit for the first six innings. hit
a walk and a second hit gave Fresno
it's lone run in the seventh. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
Maher PILOTS Three Winners.

LONDON. Aug. 3--Maher. the Amer
lean jockey at the Goodwood races. to-
day won three races-the Nassau
stakes. on Lord Derby's Canterbury
Pilgrim: the Gordon stakes. on Lord
Derby's Victorious, and the Molecomb
stakes, on w. Raphaels Ny Pet II.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04

expected 10 come forward promptly telegram him
would held
provide Tor the but the called
Ted without difficulty
sums ranging from hve hundred five thousand dollars
ht have Nelson lightweight
the Danish champion that decided
(Which would insure meeting between
Following
that Godhed prepared hang big Treasurer Rckard
Hooded kilograms fights ali
that the will resolve itself
ona bouts OF than ordinary
Hanlon of
prelninarles Cifods record sufficiently
that he will at least make good showing
that there viii be lack OF lesser lights
In reply telegram by Rikard Graney
received from the honest blacksmith
the local club other match possibly
would be unable
possibly the hope
been for some time
the trail Nelson doing to secure the
Admission day wildly enthusiastic
of fight and double money could have
beens ed with efor
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
5UAAIAK J

Three-base Iats--Mitchel. Mccreecie. 20 20
hase hit--NcLean Secrthce hiss-sw ~. 1sff,;,,
re- FirS+ haee on called balls-On 1anH =
sfruck onf-By Calfn ?. by o.Brien 3 Hi5 ny
piteher-sDies. Double play-sWeensy " Ne''e
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
GOIdIleld Outblds All l2d1eFs tor Ians-IVelson Bou
Nolan Says 10000 Deposited With The Call C1chcs the Match
G0LDFIELD MEN
READY WITH
THE COIN

y OLDFlELD, Aug. 3.-Within
7 three hours of the time when
Tex Rickard, treasurer Of the
Goid6eid Athletic Club, started
subscription list to interest business
men and fight fans in worlds cham
Pionship fight to be held in this town
= Labor day the sum of $4,000
was raised and on deposit in one of
the principal banks OF this city.
correspondence was opened with
Battling Nelson several days ago with
a Ylew to securing a fight here as a
part Of the celebration on Labor dav.
Mainly through the efforts OF John
Meter, vice president of the athletic
orgsnizatTon, the promise OF the Bat
Ter through his manager. Billy Nolan.
has been secured TO meet Joe Cans
on the date mentioned for purse of
$4,000 and the lightweight champion
snip OF the world. Late this after
noon telegram was received from
Nolan accepting the terms OF the
Goldheld club and asking that the
money be deposited with the San
francisco Call, an arrangement which
has been agreed 70 by the club and
which will be carried out tomorrow.
Gans has not been heard from, but