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The Washington herald., 1906-10-08

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HEat & Ward.
ls59 2 81 nz.
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John Eller.
2 o 81 nv.
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3. Baden.
132s 18th ST. Nv.
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1872 Pa ave.
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LTccUm TheateT.
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krants Bakery, 18Th and Pa. axe..

Is the only place in town at which Prof
Hart's Brown Bread Is obtainable This
noted bread IS made Of whole wheat flour
hulls ana all. very nourishing and deli
cious. This bakery also makes the dain-
tiest and most delicious reception rolls
and tea biscuits. Write or phone.
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When You Want neIicious sansares

Order the famous products Of y. Auth Pro-
vision Co They're absolutely the puFest
and most appetiZing made. Especially fine
Book, Celery. and Braunschweiger Sau-
sages. SaIesrooms, 625-29 D sw. Markets.
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2.OOO.OOO Spruce Lnths.

Sold in glass only. Always sealed
-Four gallons. soc. Great Bear Spring
Co., 704 l1th st. NV. Phone NJ 80.
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Haryey,S Restaurant

Is using daily from exclusive sources
Prime Plant Oysters. Old Musty and
Cream Ale on draught. COnnoisseurs are
invited.
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Our Dinners at 25c

Or. J. r. Hagan has returned from his
vacation to his new Office, 1902 II ST NV.
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Why buy laths of others when you can
buy them cheaper of Smith, 1st St and
Ind ave? His price. s. per 1000.
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Why Buy New Carpett
Holmes "liiIk" Bread is Clean Bread

Save money by having your old one
cleaned by the ThOrp Carpet Cleaning
Co., 4SS Maine ave. sw.
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Purity Is the watchword Here.
Great Bear, n Pure Spring Water.

The finest vegetables and fruits only are
used. Hygienic Dining Rooms, 1903 G st.
NV.
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Drink Red onk Spring wnter.
old Carpets Woven Into Reversible

Absolutely pure. Delivered fresh from
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tism. I have nothing 10 sell. George DaI-
ton, ST., 45l Mass. ave. NV, Washington
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Rugs. Home Weaving Co, el2 F st.
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After theater tonight go to the Del

mar Cafe, 537-539 18th St, 1928 r st.
Service Ia carte Always open.
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If you're particular about your food you
viii appreciate Holmes genuine home
made Milk Bread because II IS deliver
ed direct from the oven to your table No
cleaner, Sweeter, or more nutritious bread
10 be had. sc a loaf Delicious home
made Pies, all kinds, 2ec. Holmes Bakery,
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Increasing business.

Are the finest in the city. The Vatoldi,
9Th st. NV.
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Homemade Pies a specially here
Lunches from II 80 TO 2:S0. Another Place
10 Eat. i4l7 n. Y. ave.
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Proper Catering for weddings. Get
Estimate from La Fetra. Fancy Ices for
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Best Family Flour, 1925 Barrel,

At Johnston's 731 7th st. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.

g A. Muddiman & Co, GIG 18th St
for all Welsbach goods, drop
lights, rubber tubing. gas globes. lamps.
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ALL OVER TOWN
IN LESS THAN FOUR WEEKSz
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TRY II. To be Hadoi
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Estimate from La Fetra. Fancy Ices for
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Choice Sea Food of All Varieties.
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New York game. meats, sc. Johnson s
Cafe, 18th and Z sts. NV.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
TERRYAND CORBETT
ARE LOOKING
FOR BIDS.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SPECIAL DlSPA1CH IO IdE CALi-
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Young Cor
bett and Terry McGovern, or their rep
resentatives. will meet Thursday aft
ernoon at o'clock at the Hotel Metro
pole to consider bids for the match
which these two little gladiators signed
up for three weeks ago The contest
is to take place during the first week
in January, the number of rounds to
be decided upon when the bid is ac-
cepted.
c. J. Weiss of Baltimore has written
Joe Humphreys, manager of Terry Nc
Govern, offering him 20 per cent Of
the gross gate receipts for the Nc
Govern Corbett bout, the same to take
place under the auspices of the Echo
Athletic Club of Baltimore, which can
comfortably dispose of 5000 people. 500
of whom can be seated on the stage
at the ringside.
Weiss writes that this percentage
for a fight of this kind on this basis
should net the fighters something in
the neighborhood of $4,000. and that
Baltimore would give the promoters
of the fight better support than any
other place in the South or East.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
HARVARD PRESIDENT LIKES
THE NEW FOOTBALL GAME
ExempliflcatiOn of Sport as Revised
Brings Praise From the Noted
Educator

BOSTON, Nov. 12.-Football under
the new rules as demonstrated in the
Harvard-Carlisle game at Cambridge
Saturday. meets with favorable COM
ment from President Charles w. Eliot
of Harvard University, in an interview
made public today.
President Eliot attended Saturdays
contest and expressed his enjoyment of
the game, which, he said, appeared to
him free from unnecessary rough
ness"
Football is considered on probation
at Harvard this year A committee ap-
pointed several months ago is still dis
cussing the subject of athletic sports
with special reference to football, but
has not yet submitted its report. Presi-
dent Eliot's views as expressed today.
ii is expected, viii have some weight
with the committee in recommending
that football be retained.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
TRAINER
SCORES RUGBY
REFEREE.

BERKELEY, Nov. 12.-Walter Chris
tie. trainer of athletes at the Univer-
sity, today scored Referee Unmack as
unfair for his decisions at the game
last Saturday. Christie spoke to the
students, while the men held the GUS
tomary after-the- game rally on the
steps of Harmon Gymnasium this
morning Christie objected to the -
legged favoritism shown Stanford, and
pointed out that when California was
penalized Stanford was given a free
kick, while Stanford's fouls merely re-
suited in the ball being put in play
in a serum, California being thus de-
prived of a free kick. Christie favors
the engaging of two referees instead of
one.
Short speeches were made today by
members of the football team, and an
nouncement was made that Colonel
George c. Edwards, chairman of the
faculty committee on athletics, is to
offer silver cup valued at $500 as a
trophy to be awarded to the high
school team of the State making the
best showing in Rugby games next
season.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
GAME ASSOCIATION
is DISTURBED
BY A ROW.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 12.-There is a
big row on in the California Fish and
Game Association, which held its an
nual convention Saturday at Monterey.
The entire Sacramento delegation, COM
prising Lieutenant Governor Alden An
derson, State Fish and Game Commits
sioner w. E. Gerber, State Commission
er of Public Works Frank d. Ryan,
County Game Warden George Neale
and Attorney Lester Hinsdale, today
resigned from the association, declar-
ing that they could no longer tolerate
its arbitrary methods against the pro-
test of the Sacramento delegation.
The association resolved to ask the
Legislature to put bag limit of TWEEN
ty-five on ducks and that their sale in
the markets be prohibited entirely. The
Sacramento delegates contended that if
the association were sincerely desirous
of protecting the game it would stand
for laws prohibiting the killing of
game altogether for certain number
of years, and would not seek to make
it the exclusive privilege of gentle
men sportsmen.'
When the association next decided
to make the catching of certain va
rieties of ocean fish an exclusive affair
likewise the Sacramentans quit the or
ganization in disgust
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
COLLEGE JOURNAL
PRAISES GAME
OF RUGBY.

BERKELEY, Nov r. = Rejecting
what is believed to be the sentiment of
a majority of university students, the
following editorial regarding the game
of Rugby football as it appeared today
in the Californian, the student daily,
was read with unusual interest:
The Daily Californian is as hearty a
supporter of Rugby football as ever.
1t is a fine game and is better fitted
for the needs of the two Pacific Coast
universities than the American game
1t must and will become a Western
game and not remain an English game
Let 1t develop along proper lines, re-
tanning it's present good points and
eliminating it's objectionable ones. We
know very little about the finer points
of the game and are probably very in
competent to make any suggestions, but
1t seems to US few alterations should
be made before next year Penalties
for off-side plays, holding and un-
lawful tackling should not be such that
they give team a chance for a place
kick This is practically giving a team
teams could have kicked either of the
two goals Saturday. True, California s
freshman team won on a place kick
this year, but we are advocating this
grudging Stanford her six points; she
won them fairly according TO the pres
ent Rugby regulations. We are sug
gesting change in Rugby rules
Another suggestion we wish to make
is that there be two referees instead of
one We are not complaining at the
work of Referee Unmack. As far as
we know he was perfectly square; but
it seems to US that it is impossible for
one man to keep his eyes on all the
players and to notice all the infringe
ments of the rules
The Daily Californian is strongly in
favor of Rugby. and with the two
above mentioned changes all possible
objections to the game will be elimi-
mated.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
Sports Weights for Opening Handicap Announced
R0SEBEN IN FRONT
ALL THE WAY IN
HANDICAP.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK, Nov. I2-The track
was bit heavy this afternoon, due to
the heavy rains of yesterday. and as a
result there were quite few witlf
drawals from the different events
scheduled for decision. AS the fields
originally contained more than the
average number of entrants. the alb
sentees were not missed much
The card was an unusually attractive
one. The feature was the Bay View
Handicap, an all-age affair at seven
furlongs. Contrary to expectations
Roseben, with LA pounds up. was
started in this event. but he was not
made a favorite The choice fell 10
Hot Toddy. which. went to the post a
9 to choice. Hot Toddy ran a poor
race, finishing in fourth position. Rose
ben, which was made second choice
brought home the long end of the
money at the price of IL to s. Roseben
jumped away in front in his old time
fashion right after the start, and soon
opened up a safe lead on his field
Shaw kept him in front throughout the
journey and brought him home an easy
winner by two lengths from Oxford
which was six lengths in front of Or
monde's Right.
Jockey Miller established new
worlds record for Jockeys here today
when his agent closed his engagement
DOOA AOA IAic Nuii c1il fnSclliiS dHQ dn-
nounced that the remarkable little fell
low had earned on the year, UP to last
Saturday night. just s20,910 in fees
from mounts. Every time Miller rode
winner he received s35. For losers
the rate was SIS. Results
First race. six and half furlongs-Prince
Frederick won, Society Bud second. Firebrand
third. Time :23.
Second race. steeplechase. about two miles
Locked Out won. Paprika second. Time, 4:35
Two starters.
Third race, FIVE Observation-Disclosures won
Fire Opal second. Plaud third. Time :02 %
Fourth race. the Bay View handicap. seven
furlongs-Roseben Oxford second, Or
monde's Right third. Time 1:2T 2-5
Fifth race, mile and a furoug-Alary Nor
ris won. A. Muskoday second, Bowling Bridge
third. Time. 1856
Sixth race, six and a half furiongs-Main
Chance won. Acrobat second, Monfort third
Time. / ID As.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
LATONIA ENTRIES.

First race, six furlongs. selling-Fenian II4
Layson 119. BAIL 119, Optional 49, John Gar
ner I19. Waddell II lie. Bensonhurst 49, Gala
lithea 1l9, King Pepper 1l9; Platter lI9, Norwood
Ohio 1l9, The Laurel 119. Red Thistle 49,
Dan McKenna 122, Happy Jack I'D, The Thrall
122.
Second race, one mile selling-Caper SO. Tan
bark SO. Imposition IS. The Golden Bird 81.
King Leopold "a, San Ardo a. Beau Brummei
81 All Ablaze 81. 0uardi 9S, Western 100
Teddy Hodge 1o3. Tanager 1oa.
Third race. and one-sixteenth miles-St
Joseph ss, Debar 100, Besterling 102, Mamie
Algol 102, McIlvaine 105. DIR. Spruill los, Nat B
lOo. Dr. Leggo 112. Tartan 112-
Fourth race. six furlongs. handicap-Grace
Kimball 49, The Clansman 90. St Joseph 90.
Stoner Hill 93 Gold Enamel 81, Noel 1Oi, Ha.
zelthorpe 102 Ralbert 103.
Fifth race, six furiongs. selling-Mathis OF.
Sage 97, Ousel OF. Bert Osra 81. Floss s 97..
Shipwreck 81. Tinker 90, Frank Bill 102 Lady
Lavish I02, French Nun 105, Gold Proof 1O6.
Monte Lucille 101. Daring 107, Matador 1O9
Bluster 109. Toboggan III.
Sixth race. and one esixteenth miles, sell
ing-D. G.. Taylor 93, Trenola 100, Belden IOI
Gay Minister l02, Crepps Beckham I04. Granada
LOG. Missouri Lad 107, Incubator 107, Golden
Mineral 100.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
PRESIDENT WILL WITNESS
BALL GAME AT PANAMA
Nine OF which Natives of Canal Zone
Are Members to Play ALL
American Team.

MEMPHIS, Nov. PA native Central
American, a Mexican and a native of
Panama will assist In entertaining
President Roosevelt with sample of
baseball as it is played in the canal
zone adjacent to the big ditch" during
the Presidents visit to the isthmus this
week. The news is conveyed in a
letter from Sam Mays. an old-time
Southern League baseball player en-
ployed by the Canal Commission, and
who will play first base on one of the
teams that will meet in match game
Friday.
I'VE are to play one game Friday
and those in charge of the reception
to be given President Roosevelt have
arranged to have him in the grand
stand among the rooters. There will
be a Mexican player, a native of Costa
Rica and a Panaman in the game.
They will play against an all American
'nine."
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
Edited by
R. A. SMITH
FIGHT TRUST Is A
JOKE WITH THE
EASTERNERS.
By w. j. Slattery.

1t looks as though the Fight Trust
is regarded as class joke in the East
Last night promoter in New York
wired out here that he could not spare
such good men as Walcott. Melody or
Rhodes. but would stake the San Fran
cisco public to Mr. Terry Martin
1t is bad enough TO be slighted by
the Eastern powers, but when they
begin to insult us it is time to stand
up and make some movement toward
asserting our rights. We have stood
for great many tramps in this city
during the last few years, but when
they try to slip one like Terry Martin
over 'tis time for the fans to stand up
and make a cry for highs grade mitt
artists or none at all
Since the Fight Trust started its
own personal fight some weeks ago,
the men who have engaged themselves
to ship talent TO the Pacific slope seem
possessed of the opinion that any kind
of a tramp will make good here. Now.
the sooner the lighting public rises
better. They have handed US lemons
enough in the past From now on
we should demand stars.
Billy Roche announced last night
that he had matched Young Erne and
Lew Powell to do battle before the
Colma Club on Thanksgiving night
The men have agreed to make 135
pounds at o'clock, the referee and
other details TO be agreed upon when
Erne arrives here some time next
week.
This looks like very pleasing
match. Erne is heralded as the real
Mccoy around Philadelphia. He made
good against Young Corbett. Abe At
tell and other stars in the six-round
game and is,credited with being worthy
of any 1ightweight's steel in twenty
round affair.
The next boxing show to be given
in this city will be held at Dreamland
Pavilion Friday night under the aus
pices of the Central Athletic Club.
Harry Leap, who is at the head OF this
has engaged a star bunch
of scrappers and several Old-time fav-
orites will be seen with the padded
mitts on In the final bout OF the
evening Tom Barry will make his re-
appearance against the hard-hitting
Young Choynski, a lightweight who has
been winning quite often via the
knockout route. Barry is a scientific
boxer with a shifty left and is fast
in Honolulu he slowed away all the
Kanaka champs in sight and he re-
turned to the scene Of his former tri-
umphs ready to meet all comers for
the championship. II he wins from
Choynski he will take a trip TO VAL
iejo and fight Fred Ward.
Walter Mareno and Tad Reardon,
two light heavy ghts. viii meet in
the special go. Reardon won from all
opponents in the Olympic tournament
and should put up a bruising battle
with Mareno. Al limerick. the nifty
feather-weight, who has climbed to the
top with remarkable speed, has tough
man to beat in Tommy Burns Jim
Ford and viii Johnson will travel four
rounds: Harry Dell will go the same
distance with W. Cano1e. unless a
sleep-producing jolt is uncorked. and
Jimmy Barrie is scheduled to meet
l. Granheld.
Spider Kelly will referee all con-
tests.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
CALLS
OFF GAME WITH
NEVADA.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. r.
Rugby football has failed to create the
enthusiasm which was characteristic of
the old game No football rally will be
held this year to commemorate the
victory of the cardinal last Saturday.
The students as whole have taken
the outcome as matter of course.
Graduate Manager Sales today an
nounced that the proposed post-season
game with the University of Nevada
has been called off. The team as a
body objects to keeping training rules
for the trip. The northern journey to
Vancouver and Victoria is, however
fixed and the team will leave at the
close of the present semester. Train
ing will begin some time near the first
of December.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
BALTIMoRE ENTRIEs.

First race. six furlongs-Landsman no. Gold
note ITO, Light Comedy 110, Doc Kyle no.
King of Spades 1O7, Bessie wynne io7, So,
prano 107, Nellie Racine 1O7, Beatrice II lO7
Nancy 107, Mt. Olive 102, Dairymaid 102
Second race six furlongs, selling Bluecoat
120, Belle Strome 120, Duke of Kendall lis,
Herman Johnson l1G Cedric 115. Pat Dunphy
11o, Cobmosa l13. Lawsonian l13, yagabond
ITO, Anna Smith 1O5.
Third race, mile-Bryan 100, Pleasant
Days 1903, Homelander 103. Ladsarion 103 Hoo
ray 103 Judge White 105 Nera los. Meddling
Daisy 105, Toots 105, Bette Bouncer IO5 The
Wrestler 90, Commodore THEM 90 winsome
Ways 81, Nancy 81, High Jumper S7a
Fourth race, the Patapsco Hunt purse two
miles, on hat-Setauket 100. Berry WaddeIl las,
Flsra 142, Tellfare l40, Besio 140 Bulwark I39
Mount Menry 139. T. S. Martin 129
Fifth race, Druid Hill handicap. six furlongs-
Optician 1i3, Lady Vera 1o4, Eminola 95. Felix
Mozzes 90.
Sixth race, <niIe and forty yards, selling
Reveille l10, Dixie Andrews I07. Ivanhoe I07
Little Red 107. Widows Mite 1o2. Azeline 102
Blue Buck 102. Madam Satan 102. Lemon Girl
102. Israelite 102. Conde 81. Castor 81, Grevilla
95 Nonsense 95 Cadichon 90
Seventh race, six furlongs. seling-Escalante
lis, kits lis, 0rton Bobbie 115, Maxey Moore
1I5, Billy Handsel 115 Hooray Ill, Orifamme
110, RoIy Poly no. Henry Waring 95, Baby
Willie 95.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
JUNIORS DEFEAT SENIORS.

BY defeating the crack basketball team
of the senior class of Stanford Univer-
sity the junior girls have won the right
to meet the freshmen players in the
final game for the championship bf the
University The lower class defeated
the fourth year students only after a
close and exciting game by a score of
SD
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
SOLDIERS DEFEAT MARINES.

The General Hospital football team
defeated the marines of Mare Island at
football yesterday by score of IL to 0.
Touchdowns were made by Russell and
Minicke and goal was kicked by
Stewart. Next Friday afternoon the
hospital team and the Lowell High
School eleven will play at the Preside.
The hospital team has few open dates
and would like to hear from any team.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13

Tom Dillon for correct styles In hats.
corner Van Ness avenue and McAlIis-
ter. S2.ho- s2-s0. $500.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
FIELD LARK BEST
IN SPRINT AT
LATONIA.

CINCINNATI, Nov. H. a free
steeplechase handicap over the short
course and a purse event at six fur
longs were the features of the card at
Latonia today. Selling races comprised
the remainder of the card. On account
of the inclement weather only fair
crowd was in attendance. The track
was fast.
Field Lark, to i. was much the best
in the sprint, and, coming out of the
bunch few yards from the wire. won
going away.
Plea practically led all the way in
the steeplechase, the race proving a
gallop for him. Creolin dropped back
after showing early speed. Results:
First race, six furlongs-Nedra won, Bonnie
Kate second, Spider Web third. Time, lie.
Second race, six furloGgs-Field Lark won.
Red Thistle second, Nuns Yelling third. Time.
1:l5 3-5.
Third race-St. Noel won Lord Dixon sec
ond. Oleosa third Time. 1:15
Fourth steeplechase, short course-Plea
won. Onyx II second, Creolin third Time.
:02 %.
Fifth race, six furIongs-Lexoline won, Lady
Arion second Crafty third. Time. 1:1J 2-5.
Sixth race. one mile-Lady Ethel won, Henry
o second Adesso third Time 1:41 2-5
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
LATONIA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First, Race-king Pepper, Galathea,
Dan Mckennn.
Second race-Ouardi, Tanagcr, Tan
bark.
Third race-Dr. Leggo, Tartan, Nat b.
Fourth race--Grace kfmball, ST. Jos-
eph, Hazel Thorpe.
Fifth race-Toboggan, Monte Lucille,
Gold Proof.
Sixth raee-Missouri Lad, Trenola,
Golden Mineral.
Weather cloudy; track fast.