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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
Four Round Fighters VIII Meet
SOCKER PLAYERS
WILL BEGIN THE
SCHEDULE

The California Association Football
League championship games Will open
on Sunday with two promising con-
tests. Freeman's Park, Golden Gate
station, Oakland, will be the scene of
a struggle between the Independents
and Albion Rovers. The former have
the same forward line as last season
and practically the same halfback line.
The new fullbacks are Suter and James
Anderson and the new goalkeeper is
II. Pomeroy.
On the Alameda grounds the San
Franciscos and Oakland Hornets will
meet The San. Franciscos will have
a somewhat better team out than the
practice eleven of last Sunday. while
the Hornets will have a radically diff
ferent lineup to any seen this season.
Unfortunately for the latter Won
Helms cannot possibly be In his posi-
tion on Sunday, nor will 1t be possible
for Substitute George Clark to take
his place on that occasion. Falk may
therefore be dropped back to the full
back position and Bird put at left
half.
Quite protest is being heard from
the members of the clubs affiliated with
the various leagues because Of the ac-
ton of the league executive commit
tee in adopting an official ball. IL is
claimed that the adoption of any par
ticular firms ball is without precedent
in association football statutes.
The bylaws of the game designating
the size and weight Of balls to be used
is said to be sufficient for all pur-
poses, and an open field and mo favor
for manufacturers is urged There is
talk of a general meeting being called
to overrufe the decision OF the eAecu-
tive committee. ~
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

breathe right. When one considers
breathing right it is first of all the
greatest thing for health. Working
out of doors in this glorious climate is
beneficial, acting as it does as a sort
of gymnasium in the open air. This
for strength and ruggedness means
more than the. average person realizes
The strength so attained stays with a
person for ever, and I trust the time
will come when every small town and
big city has within its borders an open
air gymnasium The league promotes
this idea of outdoor gymnasium Then
a series of athletic contests will
add increased interest. These rightly
governed must bring good results. and
help future mankind for all stages of
work. Then again it will teach the
boys the right way Of doing something
athletic and in few years show the
world at large few athletic record
breakers.
I'VE must all look 10 the child of the
day for the man of the future Let us
get behind the boys and aid them by
doing all we can to help them out. Let
all get behind and boost this grand
idea The greatest thing in life is to
do good. The eagerness displayed by
the boys who attended the first and
second meetings goes to show that this
is the way for us as grown folks to do
good. We must not forget the boys-
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

=
perintendent of the almshouse by put
ting him under civil service The Civil
Service Commission filed a communica-
tion that 1t was ready to certify the
name of a civil service eligible for the
place from the following list of those
who had passed the examination:
Frank A. Schmitz. 100 per cent; Rich
ard P. Julian, 8s per cent, and Henry
Estes, S6.S per cent.
The Health Board decided to make
requisition for one of the eligibies,
and, needless to state, the name Of
Frank Schmitz will be the only one
to be certified, or should, three names
be certified Schnitz will be the one to
be selected for the appointment~by the
Health Board.
The board also made requisition for
a.matron of the almshouse. now held by
Mrs. Frank Schmitz, she having re-
ceived 100 per cent in the examination
for the position and the only contestant
who passed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

Continued From Page 2, Column z.
the Mayor was the one who COM
municated with the Police Commits
sioners and encouraged the movement
to close up the restaurants. Ruef was
the one who dealt with the victims of
the conspiracy and collected the cash.
The guilt of the pair is therefore in
separable.
The evidence against the Mayor is
furnished by former Commissioners
Reagan and Drinkhouse. Schmitz kept
in close touch with them on all mat
ters before the board and gave them
instructions on even the most trivial
cases. In the French restaurant deal
he at first urged them on to hold up
the licenses. License after license had
expired. but his orders were that no
action was to be taken on them.
Commissioner Reagan was sincere in
his efforts to prohibit the sleeping
apartments in connection with the
restaurants. He thought he had the
support of his good friend the Mayor.
Suddenly, after the restaurant pro-
prietors hadfretained Ruef, the Mayor
changed his attitude. He then began
TO urge the Commissioner to grant the
licenses. Reagan scented the deal and
remained steadfast to the last in his
vote against the licenses.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

nically be placed under arrest in New
York, he will be watched and guarded
with all the care that is devoted to
what are known as "hfgh-class GRIM
inals." There is no Intention, however,
to be unnecessarily harsh with
Schmitz. The District Attorneys Office
believes that the Mayor will return
without extradition, but nevertheless
no chances will be taken
Every possible courtesy will be
shown the Mayor In view of the fact
that he is accompaniedN by his wife.
No handcuffs will be employed and
there will be no Oregon boot; but at
all times there will be a detective at
the Mayors elbow. When Schn1itz en-
ters the hotel dining-room for Iun-
cheon the detective will wait without.
When he retires to his apartments, the
detective will sstation himself close at
hand. In fact at no time will the
Mayor be afforded an opportunity to
take advantage of a sudden change of
mind and deeamp.
When the Mayor enters the train at
New York to begin his Journey west
ward the detective will be with him.
He will be under the strictest sur
veillance from the moment he sets
foot in New York until he reaches
San Francisco, when he will be al
lowed to arrange for bail
The courtesies which it is intended
to show the Mayor will be allowed only
on condition that he shows a willings
ness to acquiesce in all that the de-
tectives impose. Otherwise he will be
treated as a fugitive from Justice and
will be subjected to all of the indig-
mites employed in such instances.
When seen last night Sheriff O'Neil
did not know that the District At
fornavas forcas was nho11t m raIiovo n; ",
of all responsibility in the matter, and
he talked verbosely and with elabora-
tion on the part he would play.
II have not decided just what my
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

Each of the three boxers has agreed
to weigh $50 pounds at 8 o'clock on the
afternoon of the fights. The referee
was not decided upon when the ar
ticfes were signed last night, but must
be chosen well in advance of the time
set for the meeting. The men are to
receiyes50 per cent OF the gate receipts.
= Fnomas will go over to his favorite
training quarters att Billy Shannon's s
near San Rafael tomorrow where he
VIII prepare for his senga cement under
the direction Of Harry Foley. Nc
Conneu and NeiH will probably double
up att sarkspur, where they can con-
sole zone another when they think Of
the impending trouble. Thomas lis to
name the man who must face him first.
and will undoubtedly pick Mcconnell
as the harder Of the two men to beat
Some of the cleverest of tn, four
round fighters will meet tonight in
Dreamland Pavilion under the auspices
OF the Central Club. Tom Barry, one
OF the classiest of the boxers developed
In the lightweight division, will meet
Young Choynski, rushing fighter who
mas stiff punch. Barry is matched to
pox twenty rounds with Fred Ward
at Vallejo, so this will probably be
his last appearance in the short-round
game
Tad Riord4n, who won the light
heavyweight championship at the big
tournament in April will hook up with
walter Mareno. The latter helped Sam
Berger in- his recent training and is ex-
peeted to give his blond opponent a
lively battle.
All Emmick, who is coming to the
front rapidly in the featherweight di-
vision. is matched with Tommy Burns.
Jim Ford meets Willie Johnson, Harry
Dells meets w. Canoie, and L. Gran
field doubles up with Jimmy Barris.
The inimitable Spider Kelly will ref
cree all the bouts, and his presence in
the ring will undoubtedly keep matters
moving The management promises to
have the men in the ring on time and
that there will be no delay.
Gregory Mitchell has blossomed out
He has sent on East for Willie Fitz-
gerald, the fighting harp of Brooklyn,
and will pit him against all comers
when he arrives here. Fitz will be
open to meet Jimmy Britt. Dig Hy
land, Lew Powell or any of the boxers
prominent in the lightweight class. He
has knocked out nine men since last
March. his record showing two victo-
ries over Andy McGarry who is con-
East At the first essay Fitzgerald
knocked him out in the first round.
The friends Of McGarry thought the
outcome was fluke, and q return
match was arranged. This time F'itz-
gerald won by a knockout in three
rounds.
Willie Britt promises to announce
at an early date the boxing card he
will offer next month.
Our first choice will always be Nell
son." said Britt last night cIf we
cannot get him for Jimmy there is a
possibility that Cans may be the man.
I understand there is come hitch in the
Tonopah fight with Herman, and IL
that proves serious Cans may be ready
to fight here. Hyland may be given
chance, but he will not be allowed to
dictate weight and other matters, as
he has shown an inclination to do.
He ought to be glad to get chance
TO meet Britt Jimmy can do 1913 ring
side, as Hyland demands, but the latter
has no license to name the terms"
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
HAcKMAN HURT Ar FUNERAL

Eugene Smith OF 1914 Franklin street
hackman who was driving at the
funeral of General Shafter yesterday
afternoon, was thrown from the box OF
his vehicle as the funeral cortege was
leaving Trinity Church, at Bush and
Cough streets, and suffered serious
confusion of the scalp. Smith was
standing up on the hack when the
horses started suddenly He was cared
for by the Presidio hospital corps and
then taken to the Central Emergency
Hospital He win recover
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
Supervisors Postpone
Langdon Investigation

The Board of Supervisors met yester-
day and again postponed consideration
of acting Mayor Gallagher's alleged
suspension of District Attorney Lang
don from office. Gallagher once more
asked If Langdon or his attorney was
present and ascertaining that neither
was continued the matter until Monday.
November rs.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
swEENEY is pRAFTEp

CINCINNATI, Nov. 15.-The first
draft of the Pacific Coast League an
nounced at the meeting OF the National
Baseball Commission today was In
fielder Bowl Sweeney of Portland. Ore,
who was drafted by the Chicago Ma
tional League team.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
SPORTS
PAGES
Frank Mcconnell and Neil Chosen
to Test Skill Of Young WeAer
BY r. A. Sr11ytf1

The wing of the fight could do in
the month handicap Joe
Thomas young eterweght agreeing those vet
ring Frank Mcconnell and Al N each ten rounds
The bouts for the last day OF this month order to
give the all the.time possible for training
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

GRACE CHURCH PEW soLD-New York.
Nov IA curious sale was made at auction
In the Real Estate Exchange yesterday. II was
pew. No. II IN Grace Church and Il brought
$3.50 The pew was sold By the estate ~of
Francis Jones.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
Administration Cinches
Frank Schmitz's Place

The Health Board took steps yes
terday to fortify Frank A Schmitz, the
Mayors brother, in his position ef SUI
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

Tom Dillon for correct styles IN hats.
corner Van Ness avenue and McAllts-
ter $3.50. $3.50, $500.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
Officer to Meet
Mayor at Pier

Continued from Page /, Column :.
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Continued From page 1. Column 8
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
Obstruction Tactics to
Mark the Defense.

Continued From Page 2, Column :.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-15
KING OSCAR GUEST
At THE CITY JAIL

Dan Heather, generally known as
King Oscar, has been in the city Sail
SO much that he has regular duties
to perform about the establishment,
and every time he is brought back, al
ways ON The old charge or drunken
ness, he has new story to tell.
You We're drunk again last night"
said Judge Nickerson this morning as
Heather was arraigned.
Il was just asleep" he replied. The
officer came along and invited me to
go down 10 the JAIN to sleep. He said
he would let me go this morning.
had no other place TO sleep and SO ac-
cepted his invitation. He said
could go this morning
You are fined $1O.' answered the
judge.
King Oscar reached for the dust pan
ard broom and commenced his regu-
lar duties. He evidently had no moro
faith in this story than the hundreds
of others that have failed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-15
Went
TO HIS HEAD

Il just got here from Minnesota and
drank some bitters with whiskey in
them for my cold. am not used to
drinking and they went TO my head"
was the defense of Carl Hansen this
morning when he was taken before
Judge Nickerson on charge of being
drunk.
What have you been doing since
you came here?" asked the judge.
Fishing" he replied. Il am hard
working man, and just happened to
drink the bitters.''
Hansen evident had a longer story,
but the judge answered $3.50 before
the tale was completed, and the man
turned YEARLY back TO the citys bas-
tile. He was not familiar with his
duties. but the officer soon found work
for him to perform.
The city Jail has been beseiged with
trunks during the present week, but
1t is nearly cleared out now, for most
of them were people from the country
who were able to pay their fines.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-15
HE GETS SO AND TEN DAYS.
viii Mathews Is Held in City Jail on
Charge Of Being Vasrant

Will Mathews, believed by the chief
of police to be the consort OF Dixie
Lawrence, now held on a charge Of
grand larceny, was this morning fined
SO and 10 days on a charge Of vag-
rancy.
Mathews was taken by the officers
last Saturday afternoon as he was
attempting to assist the woman Ia
get her trunk out of the house where
she had been stopping, and where the
larceny had been committed.
Mathews was suspected Of other
crimes while in the city as we'll as
completely. but the officers are
not able to get SUFFICIENT evidence to
hold him on anything farther than
vagrancy
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-15
Fresh, pure drugs sns ehsW,,ea's q
ths Chastain McNair Drug Go.
Will Be Rousins Republican Victory
Silver City Nugget.

WI" % nOODsVS NSpoOuSo" v'SSS'
Silver City Nugget.
In an off years political majorities
are seldom as Rrge as in the years
when presidential tickets are up to
call voters, but this year, with the
democratic ticket all split up the back
IN Idaho, and the old party war
horses resusing to stand on the anti
Mormon platform constructed for the
party by Dubois and his followers, It
will not be surprising II the republic
cans roll up as big majority in the
state as they did two years ago. Such
staunch democrats as Uncle John
HALEY. Frank Martin, Samuel Hayes,
are not out working for Dubois party
this year. On the other hand the re-
publicans, with q splendid platform
and able leaders. are making mag.
nificent campaign. " ~
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-15
Children Taken to Grandmother.

A. l. Baker and four small children
left this morning for Spokane. Mr..
Baker lives at Asotin, WASH. and he
is. taking his children to leave them
with his mother, Mrs. Lovernia Bak-
Ter Of Spokane. His wife lost two chill
dren a short time ago and her deep
grief caused her mind to become de-
mented and an attendant took her to
Medical Lake. Wash. to be treated
starting yesterday morning.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-15
PLUMBING WORK

properly done will give you all the hot
water you want. Being done properly
doesn't mean high prices when we do
the work, In fact, for best all -around
results in plumbing, always have us
do It.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-15

is handy for scrubbing, for laundry
purposes or for the bath. II your hot
water tank is out Of order and the hot
water pipes leak, how can you expect
hot water? You can't.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-15

r...phen. Mai" 100 $50 MAJ"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-15
Horse Strangled to Death.

A L. Miller lost fine horse yester-
day morning by strangulation. An
employee had tied the animal in a
careless manner and the rope choked
him to death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11

In a baseball game at Allen Acad-
envy grounds yesterday afternoon
the Bryan Stars defeated Tabor by
score OF 20 1.
J NJ. Vance, secretary OF the San
Antonio fair association Is at Coll
lege distributing catalogues for san
Antone's big show.
Hon. W. j. Clay, commissioner Of
agriculture and member Of the A.
and NJ. board, is over from Austin
attending the congress.
W. F. Haygood, prominent far
mer % Knob Prairie, left yesterday
on the I. & q. y. for north and west
Texas on prospecting trip.
Editor e. W. Goraea and Jno. +.
Garrett were here from Calvert last
night 20 attend a meeting Ivanhoe
Commandery Knights TemplAr.
Tom Field OF Calvert, John f.
Friley and Ralph Dunn have been
elected 10 take tho degrees Of Ivan
hoe CommAndery Knights Templsr.
For Sale-Quite a number OF last
springs hatch 5. &. White Leghorn
coekerels and pullets at reasonable
prices In lots up % 50. Geo. A.
Adams dis7wSq
II. d T. {. will cell Houston and
Galveston tickets Saturday $40 ..
m. AID Sunday 2:4s a. m. July 18th,
limit for return Sunday evening
rate sl.a5 Houston and 800 Calves.
ton. iSS
For Sale-One nice parlor organ.
cheap for cAsh. Apply TO Miss Eva
Hayes. Isl wit
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
BRYAN, TEXAS, JULY II, 1906

Rev. G. A. Foster went to Marlin
yesterday.
Ben Knox returned from Calves
ton yesterday.
Willis Reynolds OF Cottonwood
was In the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. W. Royder was a visitor
from Wellborn yesterday.
For Sale-Servant house. Apply
at residence Of &. \. Harris ls6
Mrs. Seth Kinney Of Houston Is
here on visit TO her parents.
Mrs. Il. Bradbury arrived yester.
day from Houston on a visit.
Misses Beulah and BERTHE Sprawls
Of Terrell are guests Of Misses Willis.
J. w. Singleton arrived from
WaXahachie yesterday 20 attend
the congress.
w. ID. Lawrence was here from
Houston yesterday aud went north
on a business trip.
Misses Eula May aud ora stall.
ings Of Terrell arrived yesterday on
visit % Bryan friends.
l.. j. Berrymau Of Palestine Is en-
joying a visit 10 relatives and at
tending the Congress.
Mrs. A. A. Lucas returned 10
Houston yesterday after visit 20
Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI. Collier.
Prof. and Mrs. A. NJ. Ferguson Of
Austin are here visiting relatives
and attending the Congress.
Capt. Tom Mcqueen returned TO
Marlin yesterday after visit 20
Major aud Mrs. &. 4. Adams
For Sale-My entire household
furnishings, consisting Of kitchen,
dining, aud living room furniture.
cheap for cash. Must close out by
July Is. Apply 10 G. r. Drake AZ
Exchange barber shop. Isl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11

Willis Evans has returned from
Saratoga.
Mss Lavenia McConnico lie visit.
ing In Austin.
/ A. Moore Of Kurten was In the
city yesterday.
Locke and Watt McNeeley left fol
Austin yesterday.
Jesse Royder of wellborn was In
the city yesterday.
J. Il. Carroll was In from Rock
Prairie yesterday.
IA. G. Robinson left yesterday for
business trip 10 Hico.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Is. Royal arrived
from Navasota yesterday.
Rev. W. y. Crenshaw Of Mesa,
was Ia the city yesterday.
George Isbell and wife Of Pankey
were IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. II. Richardson
returned 10 Waco yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Hall aud little daughter
have returned from Rockdale.
Mrs. VI. W. DeVoe OF Dallas Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Ed Hall.
Or. J. y. Goodwin OF Kigore,
Texas, j. here on a visit 10 relatives.
ID. Mike Jr. was reported better
yesterday after several days Illness.
+. +. Collins Of San Autonion, a
former bryanIte, is attending the
congress.
Misses Maggie Kelly aud Mona
Lawless were visitors from Kurten
Mrs. Lee Mike and children left
last night 70 visit Mr.. Nike at
Lehman, Colorado.
Mrs. Henry RebeccA HAYS and
Mrs. j. Is. AguillO Of Galveston are
visitors at College.
Allen Smith has returned from
after successful surgical
treatment for appendicitis.
l.. Harris OF Wichita Falls. a
brother of Mrs. W. i. James, II here
aud attending congress.
Ladies gray canvas pumps, all |
sizes ana widths At sl.9j. Regular |
$3.50 values. MR.. Mary Lawrence. q |
Rev. J +. HALEY aud wife have !
gone % Cottonwood, where Rev. !
HALEY will couducta revival meet
.ng.
Misses May Burtis and Blanche |
Buchanan left yesterday morning 20 /
DIN the Houston Post Colorado |
party.
l.. -. McGee returned yesterday |
rom Austin aud reports his son,
oliver Niece. improving some from
ais serious illness.
Lost-Somewhere between Mrs.
=. b. Winters residence and city /
a watch In wooden box.
Return 20 this Office. Suitable re-
ward. ie5
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
HOOPER BELL.

Calvert, Texas, July 9.-The
friends Of Mr.. W. F. Hooper were
much surprised this morning to
learn Of his marriage yesterday 10
Miss Flossie Bell, prominent
young lady Of Wharton, Tex. The
wedding was a quiet affair, taking
place at the home Of the bride in
Wharton. The happy couple spent
Monday in this place and will leave
tonight for Marlin, their future
home. Mr.. Hooper is the Marlin
Of the Southwestern Tele.
graph and Telephone Company.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
VISIT BEARS FRUIT.
6raziI's New Tariff Reduces Duty on
MANY American Products.

Washington. July lO.-secretary
Roots proposed visit to South Amer.
lea has begun TO bear fruit Brazil
has Just announced q new tariff which
reduces the duty on -four and many
other American exports 90 per cent,
and is designed 70 promots the devel-
opment OF commercial interchange be-
tween this country and Brazil. Con.
densed milk. rubber seals. watches.
varnishes. typewriters. pianos. fee
boxes. scales, windmills and inks Eek.
cept writing inks) are among the ar.
ticles on which 20 per cent reduction
IS granted. Flour Is the most impor.
tant commodity in the list and duties
on breadstufs have long been a sub
feet Of dispute between Brazil and the
United States.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
REVIVAL.

The big revival At the Christian
church continues with fine crowds.
fine interest aud fine results there
being SIX additions TO the church
Monday night aud aud one Tuesday
morning, making thirteen up to date.
The subject this morning will be
How 10 Fight the Devil" And to-
night the subject will be How TO
get Old Time Religion
Evangelist Rogers surely believes
In getting aud keeping old time
heartfelt. experimental religion.
There will be baptising after the
service this morning. All are in
vIted 10 attend all Of these services.
80
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
IMMENSE IMMIGRATION.
More Than One Million Foreigners
Arrive During Past Fiscal Year.

New York. July l0.-More than l.
900 600 immigrants entered the United
States through Ellis Island station
during the fiscal year ending June 80
last. The exact number was 1.062..
054. an increase Of is9,075 compared
with the preceding year. The largest
number Of immigrants came from
southern Italy. being 22Z.606. The He.
brevs are second with $4,000. Immi.
grants brought with them a total Of
t1s.O00.oo0.