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New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
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Fi'ttE IEOPLE OE THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by tire Grace Of God Free Independent:
TO Louisa D. si;nIson David simpson as ancllary ad-
Of Emily NJ Simpson Hunt deceased; Oswald Simpsons
Louisa d. Simpson Frank X. Presby trustees for
Oswald Simpson under the VIII OF Simpson de-
William H. Smith. in bankruptcy for
Oswald simpson all persons interested In the
simpson. County OF New York
deceased. creditors leeatees otherwise
greeting You and each of hereby c4ed and
required personally 70 be and before
Of the County oE New York at the surTogates Court Of
County Of New YorE the 18Th day OF september 1906
halfpaS o'clock in the forenoon
aul there attend judicial settlement
Of proceedings OF Louisa ID. Simpson. Alexander Willie
and Frank H. Presby eXecutTiN ard executors OF the
Last VIII and Testament OF James Simpson deceased
such Of you hereby cited as are under Inc
Of twenty-one years required appear Your
guardian il have II have none % appear
and apply for one TO be appointed in the your
neglect or failure 10 do guardian
by the Surrogate TO represent and you in the pro
ceeding. -
testimony whereof have caused the seal Of the
Surrogates' Court OF the said County of New
IL S. York 10 be hereuntO Affixed Witness HON
FRANK T. FITZGERALD a SurroSate of Our
said County az the County Of New York the 14th ay 81
June in the Of Lord thousand nine hundred
and SIX DANIEL J. DOWDNEY
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23

W order of Hon. Abner c. Thomas q surror.,o
of the County Of New York notice is hereby given Re an
persons having claims against Winterbofon s. ~
County of New York deceased to present the ss1
vouchers thereof. TO the subscriber at his Ilsce
transaeting business No u William in The civ
York. before day OF October neyvS
Dated New York. 9th day OF March. 1906 '
GEO. y. NORRIS Executor
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
rs PURSUANCE on AN ORDER nE IIoN

- Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogats OF the Connie :.
New York notice is hereby given to all persons bsy,
claims against Frank B. Harris Of tbe
New York deceased 70 present the same with yochep1
thereof TO the subscriber at its place transact,n h
ness. No 80 Wall Street. Borough Manhattan in .ns
City OF NV York on or Cetote the first day OF Oc:ocr
Dated New York. the secozd day cf March iona
THE METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF g-xrE
CITT OF NEW YORK Executor ~ NE
SPEIR & BARTLETT. Attorneys for Executor Van
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York Ci.n I
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
NEW NoEK.
ROCK SPRING LODGE

srEy ESSVEILE. SULLIVAN COpNTY n N
Eew uncer the erection of Henry RoOs Formerly e,
reTintendcnt % the CeH0e brook
On The border % swan Lake. three miles from Ei-r,r
=. T.. WI oper tuly Is IL i Leo feet above ~
eVel OF the sea has w0ndrrful ana urr.
water known. coming out q the rccj-a IzriS
recommended fer liver kidney nervous tro-7s-.
Froteeted lake makes dne fishing boating tsffi-x
Terms rom S2 70 50 day References Given a~F -
iIiLed Address ALDEN S. SWAN 10 Front St. So.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
Help Wanted -lFaIe.

NAYASTED Farmer. young. married ne children. boo,
w extra help: must understand moving and lawn ra
chimes: good driver sober: take
$35: and fuel furnished Apply letter vim -
erence. 70 l. = HOMAN. sab noar Times BuiilnS ~
YORK G1ty. ''7' -'e''
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23

Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF the County 90
New York notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Caroline Augusta Tompkins. late os
Of New York deceased to the sarne with
thereof the subscriber place of trans
acting business at the office Of Wee!es Forster At
80 William Street,
the City OF New York. before the 32d day Of AH-
gust next.
JAMES z. TOMPKINS. Exscutor
wEEKES & FORSTER. WiIIjar,
ST. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County or
New York, notice is hereby given TO all having
OF New York licensed 10 present the vouch
ers thereon 10 ihe subsrioes ar their place OF
ing business at the office Of Evars Tracy & sherman
their attorneys 30 co Wall street In the Eorough ~
Manhattan. the city ot New on or before the
fifteenth cav of October
Dated %ew HC-k. the NTH day April 1905
FREDERIC l. BULIAARI
ELIJAH GEORGE,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
NTINToN. CHARLES TN PURSUANCE

MINTON. CHARLES TN PURSUANCE
Of an order Of Hon. Asner c. Thomas. a Surrogate
having claims against Charles T. Mnton Iste ~
the County Of New York deceased present the Sans
Uh vouchers thereof the subscriber Al its Iac ~
transacting so Broadway In tbe Ss,t'S ~
New York before Ist day of August nexf -
Dated New York. the 22d day Of January 1900
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORE Eyec,,o-
PECKHAM, MILLER KING. Attorneys for ExecItor
go Broadway New York City. - O''
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23

~, A6ner C. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of
YORK notice Is hereby given all persons having
Claims against John Egmont Schesmerhorn late Of the
Soufy OF New York. deceased. the
vo1eheIs thereof TO the subscribers at place
nusness. at the Office Of Alfred E. ScheTmer-
norm NO East 42nd Street. City Of New York on
Or DefOre the first day Of February next
0ated New York the 18th day OF July 1906
KATIE T. SCHERAfERHORN JOHN r. ROOSEVELT
JAMESON COTTING HARRY D. COOPER AT.FRFD n
SCHEEMERHORN, Executors
GEORGE c. KOBBE Attorney for Executors
"a Wall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
SNrYog gates Notices.

IhoSI, ISAAC TN PURSUANCE OF AN
order Of Hon. Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate the
- rev YORK. notice Is hereby given 90 all persons
T N Stsls agalnst lsaac T. Frost. late of the County
NV iofh. deceased, 70 present the with
etor 20 the subscribers. place transactiE
business, VIA, the Office
No 1S Wall street. Borough Of Manhattan City
next. 80 - - - -''
Dated New York. July 18th 1900
G. n. BOVEE, THOMAS FROST Executors
FsAASh' WOODFORD BOVEE a BUTCHER. Attorneys
Tor Executors No Is Wall Street, Borough o Man
haitian. York Civ.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23

y Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of the COUNTY ~
New York notice Is hereby given to all persons having
York deceased 70 present the with vouchers there
Of TO the subscrbe at their place OF ansacting bur
ness, the Office Of Gustav Lange Jr No o57 Rroad
way in the City Of New York. before 4h daJ
of September next. '
Dated New York the 2ad day of February 1905
FRANCIS HUBER, JOSEPH HUBER. Jr- Executors
GUSTAV LANCE Attorney for Executors! 2ST broadway
Borough Of Manhattan. New York Citv. 4'
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Nan, FTank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County OF
New york. notice is hereby given all persons having
can GAINS agansS Robert Sckels late Of the County Of
So the subscriber at his place transacng busines No
the LIST day Of December next. ' - Va "9AN-'
Dated New York. the 10th day OF Nav 1906
JOHN X. ELDRIDGE Execueor
St. New York City. w. - @Nas9A1
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23

- bTank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County OF
SeM York notice is hereby given to all persons having
eisims against John II. Garrison the County az
New XoTH deceased to present the same with
business at the office Of Frederick A. Southworth ESQ
10 os William Street In the City New York on or
before the first day OF September next -
Dated New York. the twenty-fourth dav OF Eebrnar,
1yO6 MARTHA A. GARRISON Executrix
fFeds5iSk a. southaorth. Esq, Attorney for Exeeutrr
SS William Street. New York City N Y
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
y PURsUANCE on Az ORDER or Hos

Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate of the County NJ
New York Notice is hereby given to all persons having
cams against Fannie h heIlosg late Of the County
thereof subscriber his place Of transactin9
business the Office of Percy jackson. No
Street in the Borough OF Manhattan City of New
York, before the 22nd day of
New York. the 1lth day % Nav. 1905 ~
FREDERICK X TROWBRIDGE. Executor
PERCY JACKSON Attorney for Executor. 81 Nassau
Street Borough Of Manhattan ~ Y. City
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

FTank n1 T. Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County OF
eW 1ork notice Is hereby given persons hayInc
claims against Charles H. Pohman, otherwise CsbrisS
1ian m 4 Pohlman late of the County New York de.
ceaSed 10 present the vouchers thereoF
the subscriber. at his place transactin business
ZVb broadway, IN the City New York on ar bsFors
the eth day of November NEXT ' VI "a SS-Ois
Oated New York the 2sth day April. 1906
JOHN p. SCHCCHMAN. Executor
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New
noTce is hereby given 70 all persons having
FTalcis p Church, late of the County OF New
rs % to present the with vouchers
ue subscriber at his place of
the oice Of Norman J. Marsh No 40 William street IN
January ~ -' ~' "a
Dated New York. the 10th day OF July 1906
JOHN A. CHURCH,
NeEnan J. Marsh Attorney for Executor. No T6 William
seIeeI boroush OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
SMITH. CATHARIND TIN prTRsrrANcr


10E noce Is nere5y given to al having claims
Kingdom OF Prussia Germany deceased. present the
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber place
OF transaettng business, No SS6 Broadway Boroyeb ~
Brooklyn in the City OF New York on or before 1bs
fifteenth day of December next. O 'A0
Dated. New York. the 25th day OF May. 1906
FRANK MANN. Ancllary Executor
MANI BU%BACM. Attorneys Cor Ancillary Executor
$50 Broadway. Brooklyn New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

II - - OE AN OA1D1tS Or HUN
York notice hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Abraham s. Trer. late Of the County of New
York deceaGed. present the same. with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber. place OF transactne
business. at the office OF Andrew + MURRAY no 909
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan in the CITY OF New
York or before the 1st day OF September next
Dated New York the 23d day February 1905
AMANDA TRIER, Administrators
ANDREW F. MURRAY. Attorney for AdminstTstrix 9na
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. New York Cifv
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
SHAYNE, CHRISTOPHER c.
WHISTLER. JOSEPH -S.-TY PT7RsT4TCF


3 ~.
= Abnes Thomaa a suuogata of the County of New
York notice is hereby given to al having
c. Huntington. late Of
York. deceased. 10 present the same. with vouchers
ness at the office of William +. Quigey No 348 BROAD
way the City Of New York. before the 10Th dsv
OF October next -
Dated New York the 3rd day Of April 1906
- MABEL S. ODELIA Executrix
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner c. Thomas Surrogate Of the County OF Nav
1ofs notice g her.by given persons havSc claims
against Albert j. Pitin late Of COUNTY OF New YoT
deceased to present the
SUBSCRIBERS at their place Of ransacting business he
ece OF AonZo Strong at No 311 state Street IN fhs
August ~ '0 @0''' ~aS "t
Dated New York the 10th day OF February 1906
ANNIE C. P1IKfN. AIlONZO p. STRONG as EYec,.o-s
OF the last Will ot Albert j. Pitkin ieccased e4'O@s
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23


- Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF Hsvv
York. notice Is hereby given all persons having
against Mathilde Kaufman. the County
Of New York. deceased. 10 present the with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber. place OF
iraTsactng business az the Office OF Turner Roiston
MaEhattan. in the CITY Of New York o. before the
of August 80
Dated New York. the 18th day January 1896
PHILIP SCHNEIDER. Executor
TURNER. ROI.STON & HORAN. Attornets Tor G,Sac,,
tor, 20 William Street. New York. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23

,. ENecutFir
WILLIAM F. QUIGLEY. ATTORNEY for FExec,trv 3sa
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. CITY of New Yorlt
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
EN PURSUANCE or az oRpER oE HOS


Abner C. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County Of New
York notice hereby given 70 all having claim.
agonst Mary Duane Pe late Of the County OF Nvc or
deceased, 70 present the with
subscribers at their place transactins business
Pine street IN the City OF New York, or beforS tb
10Th day Of August next 'N'S ~ln
dated New York. the first day OF February foOa
ROWLAND PELL.
JAMES D. .PELI. Executors.
ANDERSON, PEEDLETON & ANDERSON Attorneys
for Executors. 25 Broad Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
y PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Atpcr c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County of
cla against Celia Bachrach. OF
forN deceased present tine there
of 10 the subscribers their place ng business
n the office OF Heyn and COlEgton Wall street
Borough ~ Mnniattln In City Of New York on or
before he "0t. day OF Hoyember next.
Dated Kew York. OF
JULIUS GOLDSCHMIDT HERBERT 4. dEYN. Ex-
HEYN AND CONVICTION. Attys for Executors %
Wall st. Borough Of Manhattan. New York city
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
MAYHoN. JOsEPH J.-IN PURSUANCE on

MA1HUN, JOSEPH i'm PURSUANCE OF
-, an order OF Hon. Abner c, Thomas Surrogate Or
@ Ine county OF New York, notice is hereby given all
- having claims against Joseph j. MbykOn
@ ine county OF Now York deceased present
NoucheTs thereof 10 the subscriber place OF
sIahsacting busireSs No so Broadway Borough ~
MANHATTAN in the City New York on or before the
LIST day OF February next ~ - - N nv
Dated New York the 18th cay OF July. 1906.
Miller King. Lane Trafford Attorneys for Executor
50 broadway. Borough Manhattan New York CYtv
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
EvARTs TRACY r SHERMAN.
AttOgneys Executors,
Wall ST.. Borough OF Manhattan New Yor, CItv


n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
. Abner G. Thomas, Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice is hereby given all persons having ia
William Eisenhuuci. late Of County Of New,
York deceased the vouchers thereof
the subscriber az ker place ransacling business az
the office OF Adolrh Bloch. No. %
City ef New York. before the Both day October
Dated New York the 2ath day Of March 1908
JOSEPHINE EISENHAUER. Executrtx
ADoLPH Ri OCH. Attorney for Executrix. 90 Nassau
81 Ne YO-k
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23

y ACASGANNT4 Of AN OhuiIt Ut HON.
Abner - ThomRF. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice is hereby persons having claims
against George Ogden Gordon Of the County New
York, deceased, 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof To- the subscriber its place Of ansactng hus
ness No - William street, in the city OF New York on
Or ovfoge tho 22nd DAY Of January next
I,1't1 New fprk. the Srd day OF July 1895.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
TURNER, RoLsToN & HORAN Attorneys gor Exseutor
s2 Wiiliam Street. New YoTS.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23

= Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of Naw
aoF notice Is hereby given to all persons having clainr
against Peter krchhof late Of OF New YORK
aeeessed to present the same with vouchers to
Room HOS. No 27 William Street in the City OF Nea,
York, on or before the 18th day OF August next ~"
Dated New York the 9Th day Of February iGnE
CHARLES G. KIRCHHOF. JOHN G. ELSEfr.,As7,
- EDWARD c. BETZIG. Executors.
d. 4; & G. r. HEYDT. Attorneys for Executors q
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
WITNESS is PARALYZED
AS HE GIVES TESTIMONY
Franch AnastariR Falls From Chair
and Is Removed to the Receiv-
Ing HospftaI

While testifying in suit to secure
a. Judgment on promissory note for
500, Franch Anastaria, the defendant,
fell over in the chair in which he was
sitting in Justice Daniels court, suf-
ferfng from an attack of paralysis. A
physician was hurriedly. called, and
after a brief examination stated that
Anastaria had burst blood vessel in
his brain. He was taken to the re-
eefving hospital for attention.
Ever since the fire, the defendant
in the action, that was commenced by
Antonio Deandra, has been suffering
from severe mental strain. His prop
erty at Union and Kearney streets was
destroyed by fire and he htls not been
able to secure the $1,000 insurance that
he carried with the Fireman's Fund.
This suit, TO recover for the grading
of his cellar, made before the fire, NAV
have been the last straw. It was as
Anastaria was about to relate his story
of the affair that he was stricken
down.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
SUGGESTS SCHEME
TO FIGHT FIRE..
National Association of
Stationary Engineers
Letter to the Mayor
SALT WATER PLAN

ne National Association Of Station
lg Engineers has addressed long
enication TO Mayor Schmitz on
ne ne SUBJECT Of fire protection The fol-
living suggestions are contained in
ttrst-That the lower level section
nssSne ne city adjacent to the bay be fur
s.S. sSS.leo VIII an ineNhaustibie supply of
49,, water by means OF below tide
.eNei tunnels to be constructed Under
va streets as wilf permit of at least
lHinlmum length of FIVE blocks prp-
Leed that the bottom Of said tunnel be
ios inos more than twenty feet below street
80 81 81 AZ any point, and that with view
=. 1naAtns these tunnels proof against
.HHs1rr rom any possible cause the de-
Stgh, materials and workmanship be
NJ very pest obtaipeble and that am
PIE provision be made for admitting the
water
seeond-Lay along the entire water
LINT :. .SnN salt water IRE main and con-
nect thereto- branch pipe lines travers-
sns the most important streets and
- 9.estnanaNing at large storage reser-
SlTs tocated on the higher elevations
20 receive their supply of salt water
s1stt9n the bay through the medium of
ish duty pumping engines" located
OF suitable points.
Ehiro-At the intersection of streets.
points hereinafter to be determined,
pnt necessarily along the lines or
- -iCASS OF the 6fOredeScribed fire
mains. construct reinforced concrete
aS StasSterns of approximately $4,000 to
1ps.eeO gallons capacity and connect
se1ae 70 mains by automatic hlling
waves, so they will be always fuIl. each
elstern TO be provided with overflow
holes
Fourth-As an additional safeguard
carry on hand In convenient places
karoughout the city high pressure de-
avery hose Of as large size as practi-
Saole and in lengths sufficient to
being laid along the street and con-
nected to the aforementioned emer-
genSy valves, thus ahordinE the most
rapid means of making temporary re-
pairs and giving a practically contfiiu-
Gus service.
Fifth-Every detan of the design in
sucn a system should be scientlHcally
worked out
main might be ruptured from some
purely local cause such as gas explo-
SION or from blasting. and to avoid
shutting OF water in such an event
parallel mains with frequent cross
connections and stop valves should be
installed, thus permitting the passage
OF the water around the broken place
and furnishing an uninterrupted SER
vice This arrangement wouH permit
OF considerable lateral and longitude
nal movement of the pipes without rup-
ture. Had such an. arrangement
been in place the breaks which caused
such serious consequences in April
would in al probability, never have
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
BRITISH OARSMEN
ARE BEGINNING
TO WORRY.

PUTNEY. England. Aug. 29.-On an
ebb tide and against a slight head
wind Cambridge did the full course this
morniBg in twenty minutes, six sec
onds- This is twenty-ogae seconds
slower than Harvard's time yesterday
evening. The Harvard men were
somewhat favored by following wind,
but the Cambridge crew had the ad4
vantage Of being paced during the last
half mile by Beander crew. Stuart
set the stroke at thirty-six on starting
but after two miles it had dropped to
thirty-one. Subsequently the crew rail-
lied and finished strong with a stroke
OF thirty-six.
The Harvard men We're only out for
a quarter Of an hour this morning and
were mostly engaged in. padding;
though they had minute burst from
the stake boat. doing thirty-fivs
strokes to the minute
The result of Cafnbrfdge,s trial this
morning was distinctly disappointing
to the supporters Of the home crew
and the Harvard stock went up sever
al points The Cambridge men them.
selves were quite disappointed and as
the result Of short consultation after
the trial they decided to Immediately
order q new boat from Clapper.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
FRUIT TARIFF EAST
MAY Be REDUCED.
New Rate Law Permits
Shippers to Appeal
to the Commission
SOUTH COMPLAINS

The fruit men of Southern California
are rejoicing over the belief that they
will get cheaper freight rates East over
the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe now
that the new railroad rate bill has be-
come law. They expect to have the
tariff on boxed fruit reduced to 10 cents
on each box as soon as they can bring
the matter to the attention of the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Last year the fruit growers of the
south complained to the commission
that the railroads were charging such a
high rate on boxed fruit East that their
profits were being wiped out They
asked the members to investigate the
charges and fix a fair rate. At that
time the shippers were paying tariff
of s1.25 box for all classes of fruit
shipped in carload lots.
The members of the commission spent
several weeks investigating the charges
against the Santa Fe and the Southern
Pacific. In. the end they decided that a
tariff of S1.15 was a fair rate for boxed
fruit. They recommended this rate to
the railroads and the shippers.
At that time. however, the Commits
sioners did not. have the power to force
the railroads to accept this rate. The
Southern Pacific and the Santa Fe
agreed to reduce the rate on lemons to
81 box in carload lots. This action
was taken because Of the immense
crop and the low price of lemons in
the East. The shippers were glad to
get this rate, but pleaded for a general
reduction. The railroads refused 70
make any other reductions.
Under the new railroad rate law the
Interstate Commerce Commission is
given power to regulate unfair rates
1t is probable that the southern ship
pers will bring last year decision to
the attention of the commission and
ask that the railroads be forced to
grant the reduced tariff. The freight
agents, on the other hand, are pre-
pairing to show that the cost of haul
ang has increased so since last year
that the railroads cannot haul the fruit
with profit at less than .4.25 a box
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
CLAIMS REMOVAL OF WALLS. -
GREATLY DAMAGES PROPERTY
Executrfx of Estate Begins SUIT
Against Construction Company.
far Twenty Thousand

Teresa. Chichizola- as executrix of
the estate Of Antonio Chich5zcta. COM
snenced a $4,000 damage suit In the
Superior Court yesterday against Ber
thsI DupFey and the Wright-McCoy
Construction Company. She alleges
that her husband was the owner of
property st Broadway street and Mont=
gon1ery avenue and that the defendants
have been removing the buildings and
are threatening to remove more OF the
wallis TO the damage of: the property:
Thomas Lytle sued the San Fran
oiseo. Coke and Gas Company for. $500
damages for personal injuries alleged
TO. have been sustained June 30. He
alleges that the company. removed the
r,lanline at Buchanan and Ellis streets
and that In CONSEQUENCE he was in
jursd.
Luigi StefAnetti, who. was in the
ennIoy Of the Stau1er Chemical Com
many. commenced suit yesterday for
5000 damages, He sets forth In his
cooplaint that he was working for the
Company November ls, 1905, and that
ne was injured
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
FRESHMEN MAY NOT CLASH
IN .INTERCoLLEGEATE GAME
stanford 50 Far Has Made NO Enort
10 widen Its Field for
Rus-by sport.

RERKELEY, Aug. 2s.-The fresh
man football game, which was sened-
uled to played on the neio az stan an
.o,.s cannot be played there If the re-
-so-t Which came to the university here
todav IS correct. The information is
~ ~ stanford is not TO widen its field
Tor Rugby purposes as. California is
Although this freshman contest was
called on by the inter-coliegiate agree
nent committee last spring lne s.,
r,,t5,e committee of the student oody
t,sre ie proceeding on the assumption
tsst freshman game will be played.
AZ agreement regarding the. event. Is
- he drawn up after student e"cers
ss,,e been elected at stanford.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
Fair Athletes Organize.

BERKELEY, Aug. 2S.-The Sports
and Pastimes Club, composed of
women students of the university, has
organized by electing Miss Lillian
Wright president and Miss Hazel Ho-
gan. secretary and treasurer. Miss
Miriam Edwards has been chosen man.
ager of the tennis department of the
club. Miss Lucy Sprague, offlcial ad-
wiser Of the co-eds, has urged the
women students to arrange for a match
with Stanford girls at tennis, in order
to revive interest in the game. A COM
munication will be sent to Stanford at
once