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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
SANTA CLARA GIVES PROMISE
OF NOTABLE CELEBRATION
Makes Every Arrangement for Impress
sive Observance OF the states
Admission Annlversary.

At the meeting of the joint Ninth
Of September committee Of Native Sons
last night. a communication from II. G.
Lucas, aid to the grand marshal Of
the parade to be held in Santa Cruz,
was read. 1t was to the effect that all
arrangements for the celebration had
been completed in accordance with the
programme. which has already been
announced in The Call.
Mr. Lucas stated further that the
people of Santa Cruz will giveeall viSi-
tors warm welcome and that the
celebration will be one of the grandest
ever held outside OF San Francisco
Past Grand President Byington said
that the proceeds of the celebration
should be set aside to create fund
to erect a monument IN Golden Gate
Park or some other prominent spot to
the pioneer fathers and mothers who
laid the foundation or this State.
G. w. Gerhard. chairman of the
transportation committee. said that he
had arranged to have all trains stop
at Twenty fifth street. except the 8
o'clock special on the morning OF the
9Th. so that Mission and Western Addi-
tion residents may not be tnconveni-
enced.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
EIoo+ona Il bo
& ASh
HIGH SCHOOLS FOR
THE OLD STYLE
OF FOOTBALL.

1t was pleasant news to the students
and followers of the Berkeley High
School to learn that the Academic Ath
letic League had decided TO play the
old intercollegiate game of football
with the modified rules. If this were
not the case the question would i'm
mediately arise which school would
be entitled to the Academic Athletic
League football trophy, as the Cali
fornia School of Mechanical Arts
(Lick) has one win on the cup and
the college town prep" school has
two.
If enthusiasm counts for anything
the Berkeley boys should hayE no diff
Guilty in developing a championship
team for the coming contests. They
realize that only one more win has to
be credited to their school before the
cup is theirs for good, and the former
members of the football squad have
used strenuous methods in getting
members of the freshman classes out
in suits. Only r. Stutt, II. Johnston
and E. Solinsky. who had regular
Jobs on the championship team. have
returned to help out again, while a
greater part of the others will be seen
with the Rugby squad in the uni
versity.
The schools on this side of the bay
are not to be forgotten by any means.
Lowell and Lick will be practically
the sub league, as usual. and the con-
test will take place IL suitable grounds
are secured
HUSKY FRESHMEN APPEAR.
The great demand for places in the
school has brought many husky fresh
men and it is probable that the wear
ers of the black and gold will win back
the honors they lost to the Lowell
boys last fall.
1t did not take the football enthusi-
asts of the Lowell High School long to
make up their minds to start prelimi-
nary football practice.
With the decision of the Academic
Athletic League favoring the old in
torcollegiate game only a week old,
Captain Young took his men out to a
vacant lot at California and Maple
streets to train. This was Lowell S
initial appearance on the gridiron this
season and a crowd of enthusiastic
followers was there to see the boys put
through the usual preliminary practice.
DUDEN BRINGS TEAM UP.
Coach T. Duden, who was responsible
for Lowell making an appearance in
the semi final contest with Palo Alto
High last fall, will undertake again to
place the team in the running for
championship honors. When Duden
first took charge of the Lowell squad
the Sutter-street school was not con-
sidered dangerous enough to give the
other high school teams of the city a
rub. But through Duden's efforts and
the conscientious working of the lads
he had in charge the team made good.
Unfortunately, the team this year
will not be very heavy The average
will not be more than $50 pounds The
men who signified their intention of
trying for the team by handing their
names to Captain Young are:
L. Corbel, l.. Sparks, j. Ach, W. Nc
Rae. Charles Heyer, Noble Hamilton. f.
Deuprey, p. Ibos, r. jacob, w. Chap
man, R. Flynn, G. Sperbeck, B. Hamil-
ton, H. Bennett, H. NJ. Johnston, G. Nc
Donald, A. E. Schmidt, d. Craig and j.
Fuller
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the share for the second horse and Paul
Rainey drew $4,000 for De Munds third
honors.
Electioneer was bred and nominated
bX the late Major c. b. Thomas Of
kentucky. Two thousand dollars Of
the Futurity purse goes to the nom
inator of the winner, but Major Thomas
being dead the $4,000 will be paid to
his estate. Mr.. Keene received an ad-
ditional $3.50 for nominating the sec
ond horse. and $500 goes to ]. B. Haig-
gin, the nominator OF De Mund.
RESULTS OF THE DAY.
Following are the results of the day
First race. FIVE furlongs-Lemaco
won, Monfort second, Eudora third.
Time. 1:O7.
Second race the Inaugural steeple-
chase, about two miles-John M won.
Belligerent second, Orc third. Time,
4:07
Third race. fall handicap. six fur
longs-Roseben won, Neva Lee second,
Ormondale third Time 1912 2-5
Fourth race, the Futurity, six fur
longs, Futurity course-Electioneer, III
(Shaw), 10 l and to 8, won; sPope
Joan, lie (NicoD s to 5 and to s.,
second; Demund, 1913 (Radtke), 5 to 1
and to l, third. Time. 1913 3-5 Oran.
Peter Pan, Horace f, Don Enrique, Con-
vile, Old Honesty, Purslane, Altuda,
Yankee Gun also ran. Coupled.
Fifth race, mile-Holiday won. Yves
second. Vino third. Time. 1888 2-5.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth on
turf-Ginette won, Kiamesha second,
Nealoa third. Time, LAG 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
SAN FRANCISCO GOLFERS
PLAY IN TOURNAMENT
j. r.. Bently and II. Gilman Brown
Tie for Honors of First
Place.

There were but four entries in the
handicap golf tourney at the San Fran
cisco Golf and Country Club yesterday
The entries and scores were: J. r.
Bently, 4S and 43, giving a total of 81
Mr.. Bently had a handicap of eight
which gave him a net score of SO. r.
Gilman Brown made As and 43, with a
handicap of six, which tied Mr.. Bent
lys score for first place Sherwood
Hopkins made "A and AZ, with a handi-
cap of six, net score S5. r. j. Woods
made 4S and so, with a handicap of
twelve, which made a net score of Sc.
Mr.. Bently and Mr.. Brown will play
off for the honor today.
Tomorrow there will be another
tournament started. The qualifying
round will be played in the morning,
the best sixteen scores to qualify for
the match play in the afternoon. The
tourney will be continued on next Sat
urday, Sunday and Admission day.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

while other riders were as calm and
undignified as a Yakima maiden pad
ding a birch canoe on the still waters
of the Duwamis..
Graham maintains his lead over the
other riders, and is not likely to lose
his laurels. Keogh, his closest COM
petitor. will, 1t is said, be seen but
little in the saddle next week. owing
to illness
Tobe Ramsey, with his string of big
money earners and Apprentice Davies,
will participate at the Spokane meet
ing.
Sam Martin of Butte and Christie
pher, the well-known San Francisco
speculator, are booking under name
of tie Seattle Club and are making
money.
Joe Harlan leaves for Nebraska on
September Z, where he and Johnny
Coleman will proceed to clean up all
of the big game running or flying
wild Harlans book is healthy win
ner.
Billy Short lost the vastly improved
mare Marie H In a selling event yes
terday. She was claimed by Pete
Romigh owner Of Miss Hunter. 1t Is
reported the latter acted in the in
terest of others, and Short may prefer
charges of irregularity with the stew
ards.
AL Dobson, the well-known news
paper man and horse owner will take
in the northern circuit before return
ing to San Francisco
Billy Ayers, the Portland book
maker. is something over $4,000 loser
on the season.
The gate receipts at the track re-
Gently reached the $4,000 mark. AL
though 1t has not been officially an
nounced, the King County Fair Asso-
citation will undoubtedly give q sew
enty-fve-day meeting next summer,
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

able, for today the yachtsmen will
spend the time visiting one another.
The yachts of the San Francisco
Yacht Club will be at McNear's landing
today They went up to Vallejo last
night, and come down to the landing
today. They will rendezvous at that
place until tomorrow. when the home
ward trip will be made
The yacht owners of the California
Yacht Club will join the Corinthians in
the cruise to Alviso. This is the first
time that the Oakland yachtsmen have
officially sailed to the southern part of
the bay.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
ACADEMIC LEAGUE
MAY SWITCH
SEASONS.

The question OF shifting the seasons
in the Academic Athletic League-that
is, having baseball in the fall and foot
ball in the spring of the years. grad
ually becoming the source of discussion
among the many high school athletes
on this side OF the bay. J. NJ Brewer
of the Wilmerding School OF Industrial
Arts and Principal Poobar Of the
Cogswen Polytechnic College may
soon invite discussion on the subject.
At first thought one does not take
kindly to the idea. but when 1t Is con-
sidered that the only reason for hav-
ing football in the fall is to follow the
colleges of-the East, where weather
conditions insist upon this point. little
closer thought is given the matter.
Last spring the BASEBALL men OF the
'preD' schools started in early in jan
uary to develop a team Dates to play
practice games with outside teams on
Saturdays before the sub-Ieagues
opened were entirely filed. and when
time came to play rain put stop to
the contests. This happened almost
every Saturday, until the end OF
March. last season. On this side of the
bay Lick had two practice games be-
fore the sub-league opened and Low
ell three. The teams on the other side
of the bay Jared little better
The baseball championship could
easily be run off by the end of Octo-
ber. if not earlier. and the hardship OF
a spongy ball and sloppy diamond
would thus be obviated
Why break away from the, routine
of the universities This is practi-
cally the first point of argument
brought out against the proposed
change. II the Academic League chose
to shift the seasons, having high
school football in the spring, il would
in no way affect the universities. It
NO n mi fr ha In
good condition. The graduates
would return after a vacation. enter
college and then be in some sort OF
condition to do the coach's bidding.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

The yachting situation at the present
time is like a calm before a storm.
Yesterday most of the owners of yachts
departed for a three days cruise which
will be enjoyed by the most leisurely
kind of sailing. A week later they will
be preparing for the hardest race of
the year. which takes place on Ad-
mission day. The regatta of the Pa
cific Inter-Club Yacht Association is
the blue-ribbon event of the year and
the yacht winning the class honors at
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

that time can claim the championship
for the season.
The fleet of the Corinthian Yacht
Club left last night for Alviso, where
the members will be the guests of the
South Bay Yacht Club This is one of
the most pleasant cruises that the club
takes, but it is hard sailing all the
way home.
The fleet of the Golden Gate Yacht
Club is up at Petaluma drawbridge,
where it will rest quietly until tomor-
row, when it will come to the moorings.
The cruise to Petaluma drawbridge
under these conditions is most enjoy
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
Found Dead In Creek.

PETALUMA, Sept. IA. Anderson
who disappeared Tuesday, was found
dead this morning in Petaluma Creek
back of the Golden Eagle -four mills, by
Austin Curtis, James Fine and M
Brown. The latter tied a rope around
the body, towing 1t to shore. Anderson
was a member of the crew of the
schooner Rough and Ready.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
Bring suit ON Sale Contr.ct.

IN order to secure the Carrying out
of contract for the sale of property
on Jackson street. near Jones, entered
into before the fire, James Brown and
Peter c. Brown have brought suit on
the contract against Louis Glass for
$4,000. the amount due under the con-
tract of sale had the transfer of the
property been made.
The petition sets forth that the plain
tiffs agreed on March 26 to convey to
Glass the property in question for the
sum Of $4,000, and that $1,000 of this
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
LEAGUE OF THE CROSS
CADETS TO PLAY BALL

The League Of the Cross Cadets base
ball team of Company o will play the
team of Company S a return match at
Union Coursing Park on Labor day. A
few weeks ago the Company o team
defeated the boys from Company S by
the close score of 9 to Z. AS both teams
are evenly matched, a close game is
expected. Father Cooper will give his
annual picnic to his parish in the
grounds on the same day, and it is ex-
pected that there will be large at
tendance at the game. The following
are the players in the teams: Company
O-Burke. Hartford, Dodge, Grace, Val
entine. Sirger, N. Valentine, Rodney,
Morrison, King, L. Valentine Norton, ".
O'Shea. Company S+Turner, Moholey,
Martinez, Hutchinson, Barrett, O'Day,
Reilly, Williams. Stammer, Kearns.
Hansen. Wolfinger. Dunn. Umpire
Thomas Lewis.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
SAN FRANCISCO.
Totals. ..............s6 3 o 2
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY,

Struck out-By Califf g. by Hit T. Bases
on balls-Of CALM 3, on Hit 2. Double
plays-Hidebrand to Wilson; Smith to Swee-
ney: Irwin to Williams; McCreedie to Lister.
Sacrifice hits-Hildebrand, Irwin, Sweeney.
Stolen bases-WilIiams, Smith. Hit by pitched
ball-McHale. First base on errors-Portland
g.. San Francisco 3. Left on bases-Portland
g.. San Francisco o. Time of game-0ne hour
and 90 minutes. Umpire-Rankin-
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

amount was paid down. On June 5 a
deed TO the land was rendered and the
balance due under the contract de-
manded. both being refused by Glass.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

Hermann & Co., hatters, formerly
328 Kearny, now at 171S Market street
bet. Polk and Van Ness ave. New styles
at old prices.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

man was killed yesterday while working on a
building at the corner Of Fremont and Natoma
streets. He was carrying an iron shaft with
i've other men and In some way the shaft
slipped from their grasp and one Of the men
WAS killed
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-05-01
NOn-Reside. [ Notice.

RoBr. \ II IoDls In Oh mary Court
vs. 1T
ALICE RI DIES. Iawrencrl urg Tenn
Ia this carse it appearing 10 tn salts
faction of the undersigned, from the o.
Bill which is sworn to that Alice Rhodes
is Gon.resi entof the State so that
ordinary process of law cannot be served
on her 1t is therefore ordered that
puhlocation be made four consecutive
weeks in The Lawrence Democrat news
paper published in l. wrehceburg
Tennessee I, curing the sal non reese
dent defendant to be and appear at the
next term Of the Chapcery Court to be
held la he Court lleise IN Lawrence
burg on the Bird NJ ndry III May 1905.
aud then sn there plead answer or de-
muir To the hi fil,d b rein or the same
will he taken for Confessed as TO her,
and set for hearing exparte.
| This april 9th 1906.
Thos. Meredith, CAM.
J, b. Bond, (Auy.)
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-05-01
Announcements

respectfully solicit your support for
hty Court Clerk, Election Aug. 1905
n. B. SIMMs.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-05-01
Flatwoods
roucHMENog

ipAN IihI-NpA
"AIy" This coldweather is bad on
poor folks and spring chickens.
Our farmers are planting corn,
Mrs. Jim Hudson, who has been
quite sick is better
Mrs. Algie Chaflin is also on the sick
list.
Miss lrdie Darr, pleasantly enter
tanned her young friends at her home
one night recently
(, Rev Bone, preached an interesting
sermon at New Bethel Sunday at 2 PM
His text was "Let nots your hearts be
troubled, if you believe in God believe
also in me-
Sam Buchanan, of Lawrenceburg,
attended services at New Bethel Sun
day,
Mr. and Mrs. SkiIlen and grandson
of Summertown, were guests at the J,
Z. Smith home sunday last.
Mr. Compton and family have return
ed from trip TO Maury County,
Miss Lizzie Massey, gave a Box supper
last Thursday night, which was enjoyed
by alarge number of her friends, and
quite number of young men from
Ethridge attended
Several Of Mrs. John Chafin's Maui
ny County relatives have recently
visited at her home.
Earl FITZGERALD and sister Amy of
Crowson, attended the Box supper at
the Massey home.
There will be services at Mt. Arat,
April, 20. Every body are invited to
go, and take their lunch and apend the
day We should spend at least one
day in year, at that sacred place.
The City of the dead
Little Macie North, has been having
chilIs.
Mrs. Ellie Hannah is spending a few
days with Mr.. O. @. Hannah and
family in your city,
Hellol Common John, come again
Your letters are good, but first give an
account of yourself, please, Who are
you2 Where are you? What are youi
Where are you? WHAT is your occupa-
tom Do you live in the woods in a
log hut or in one Of the many fine man.
sions our community affords? You
must he spirit as cannot find out
your Place of lodging.
Listen for the wedding bells to ring
soon.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-05-01

TWO MArns

The birds are singing and the flowers
are in bloom, but I4um Appleton looks
awfully sal since he returned from
Fast Tenn
Messrs Tom and Bob Appleton were
in society Friday night,
An entertainment was given at the
hone of Miss Lizzie Hendrix Sat. night
All report a nice time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Taylor Harris and
Master Royce were the guest If Mr.. and
Yrs, Henry lI.gan, of Nockr.on sun.
day last.
Our Literary Society mt asst Friday
light with The following program;
Song.
Lords rayer.
Recilatiom; ~Wel,om," by Jessie
Morrison.
81 wish ! was a child again Lucille
kelton.
"a school boys pocket"- Floyd Kel-
ton.
oAty Mothers Love- Bob, Kpl-
ton
Dialogue--"The blue wart" Virgin
ia Conway Maud Hardy and Floyd Kel-
ton
Song-oid Kentucky Home.
Recitations: "The maiden aud the
Rainbow" -Saloma Holden.
"McClains child Maud Alsup.
'Sunshine"--lncz Appleton.
81 once was soldier" Frank Har.
Ian.
"When first met sweet Peggy" Ar.
thur Rhodes.
"Curlew must not ring tonight
virginia conway
"Atrip to Savannah"-vera Halle
wood
"Patonic Love" Bera Cantrel'.
81 stood on the bridge at Midnight
Alonzo Stills.
Dylogue-"Happy Uncle TOMB.
| Floyd Kelton, and Clifford McCalferty.
Stump speech" Tom Wilbrn
Dialogue cold time courtship ant
Marriage-by Robert Durret Malisst
Bassham, Earnest Coilman, Virgins
Conway Maud Hardy Tcssie Morrison
and Alonzo Sills
| Song Tennessee
| Womans Rights-M alissa Bassham.
| A large crowd was present
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-05-01
Notice.

Allpersons are warned to watch their
cattle closely during this season and
keep ticks off of them as will be COM
PEELED to Quarantine all ticky cattle
which very expensive and inconvenient
to you. The citizens of the County are re-
quested to report all stray tlcky cattle to
me and | will take charge of them pos
lively there must be no ticky cattle
brought in the County without having
been duly inspected in accordance with
the Quarantine laws of the County.
This can be done by calling Oh Brooks
WATSON, Ethridge, Lawrence County,
Tenn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-05-01
DON'T PUT OFF

for tommorrw what you can do
to day, if you put off buying a bot
tie of Billiards. Snow Liniment,
when that pain comes you won't
have any. buy a bottle today. A
positive cure for rheumatism,
Burns, Cuts. Sprains, Contracted
Muscles. ETC. T. S.Grainger Prai-
RE Grove, Ark, writes; 81 wish to
thank you for the good results /
received from Snow Liniment 1t
positively cured me of RheIma-
.tism after Others had failed.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-05-01
CAUGHT COLD MHILE HUNTING
A BURGLAR.

Mr.. VIM. Thos Lanorgan, pro-
vincial Constable at Chapleau, Ontario,
says: 81 caught severe cold while
hunting burglar in forest swamp
last fall. Hearing of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, tried it, and after u.s.
ing two small bottles, was completely
cured. This remedy is intended espec-
tally for coughs and colds. 1t will loo
sen and relieve severe cold in less
time than ty any other treatment and
is iavorite wherever its superior ex-
celence has become known. Sold by
Freemon bros.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-05-01
West pciat.
lRlUMNlRATE,


The West Poiut banking Go. opened
their elegant quarters for business Satur-
day. Qutea crowd of friends and
patrons from Llwrenc burg AMI tbs
snrr6nu ling neighbnlhools called to
pay th,ir respects and deposit their
lucre in the storage box. Twenty seven
thousand and five hunlre | dolI.Ha VA.
deposited the first day. r. z Donuell,
Asst. cashier of The First National R,nk
of Nashville, came dnwn and assisted
Cashier Wakefield in opening
The young people enjoyed u pleasant
though unfruilfu' fishing purity, m
Factory Greek. They fished like the
animals entering the Ak. This my
account for til, llcking handS,me
beau received Whether h. was rejected
and triel to suicide, vowed he would
die for her AMI tried TO prove it or she
had expressed u wish to catch
something AMI he was irying to reach
the no TX, may never he known. ANY
way he went under,
The serenaders were aloose again
Tuesday night and flooded the town
with richest strain of melody. One
house. that of bachelor. got the lions
share A nice cOntralto voice sang
81 loved you better than yon knew"
and "Come aud give me your hand for
to night we must part" but when il
was all over only lonesome dog barked
He was not at home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jas McCrory enter
tanned Monday evening in honor Of
their sister, Miss Lynne of Waynesboro.
Those attended report most enjoyable
time.
Mrs. Joe Styles has returned from .
weeks visit to her parents. Joe says
he appeared mighty lonesome Will,
she was gone and doesn't want to keep
batch any more
Miss Salie Kelley leaves the first o
May for an extended visit to Texal
relatives
Will Bennett was in Waylan Spring
Sunday, though the fact will not b
considered as news.
Rev. j c. Horn, pastor of Nixon CT
in Hardin County, is spending the weel
with his family here.
d. l.. Kelley is convalescing,
The secret wedding, as forecasted il
last weeks issue, has been postpone,
until the first of June. More time 70
sewing is the excuse.
Mrs, Maud Reynolds, of Summertowl
is with her parents Rev. aud Mrs, j. c
Horn, this week
Before the war Wayland Springs wa
, famous for its healing Waters. 1t
prestige is returning. Noah Moore
a Bob McOrory and Will Bennett con
/. slider it a specific for compensator
2 hypertrophy of the heart
: Mr.. William Beew is still quite sick
Mr.. John Embrhy and son have beef
: with the family of N. NJ. Hollis.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-05-01
J. b. Bond, (Atty.)

Nothing will relieve ngestion that is
not thorough digestant Kodol d
pepsia Cure digest what you eat,
allows the stomach to rest-recuperate-
grows strong again. A few doses of
Kodol after meals will soon restore the
stomach and digestive organs to fn II
performance of their functions ~
Sold by Freemon Bros,