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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

by any man who claimed foul. He
knew that the sturdy miners of Ne
vada wanted no. technical fouls. and
he decided that the fight would not go
to either man on suc.l a claim. In the
case of repeated deliberate fouling he
would have used his judgment as the
case demanded at the time.
Manager Morris Levy is going ahead
quietly with his arrangements to pro-
mote boxing after it develops whether
the present Legislature will pass any
restrictive measure which would tend
to curtall the fight game. He has Sc
cured a promise from Manager Nc
Clintick that the latter viii pit Dick
Hyland against Cyclone Thompson in
twenty-round fight, the men to
weigh in at 133 pounds ringside. In
the meantime Thompson must account
for Rufe Turner. the Stockton light-
weight, with whom he is matched for
a fight at Marysville on Washington s
birthday
1t is the plan Of the promoter to
match the winner of the Thompson
Hyland fight against Kid Herman.
This would make a good fight, is while
Herman was outclassed by Cans at
Tonopah, he is still good drawing
lightweight division than will beat
him. He is the style of fighter which
the public out here likes 70 see in
action He is always on the aggres-
sive ana has a good punch in each
hand.
Levy had a match in view between
Abe Attell and Brooklyn Tommy Sui
livan. but it seems that Tom McCarey
of Los Angeles has been too quick for
him. The dispatches state that the
southern promoter is after the match
and is in a fair way of landing the
signatures of the featherweights.
They have met before, Sullivan being
one Of the few men to knock out the
shifty Attell.
Philadelphia Jack o'Brien has sub
mitted to another operation upon his
nose at the hands of DR.. J. II. Philip.
and will soon be able to consider ring
enga Eements. Years of neglect on his
part of injuries sustained in the ring
made necessary the skilled attention
of the surgeon. The two operations
already performed have resulted sue
cessfully and are expected to show in
his improved work in the ring.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27
Boxers Dream of Big Purses May Have Rude Awakening
Colleglans Viii Play Rugby
Football Agan THIS Year

Delegates from the universities OF
Stanford and California met last night
and drew up amendments to the inter
terially affect the sports of the two
colleges for the coming season. The
paramount question as to where the
next track meet would be held was
not settled at the gathering, nor was
the subject of Rugby football touched
upon. 1t was the sentiment OF the col
legians that 1t would be useless for
the committee TO adopt any game, as
the faculty of each college has as
sumed the sole right to dictate. and
would veto any move which did not
meet with their satisfaction.
1t is assured that. Rugby will be the
game played this year. and arrange
ments will be made at once to pre-
pare the Stanford field for the change.
The track meet will be held upon
whichever field the intercollegiate
agreement demands. At the gathering
the Stanford delegates presented their
copy of the agreement, which plainly
stated that the meet was to be held
alternatively on the rival campuses.
The Berkeley men had a copy in which
the agreement called for the meet to
be held on the campuses on alternate
years With the Berkeley interpreta-
tion' the meet would fall on the blue
aid gold cinder path, as last year, al
though no contest was held, it was
scheduled to take place on the car
dinal oval The original minutes will
be reviewed by Manager D. D. Sales
of the Stanford student body and o. F.
Snedigar of Berkeley The letter OF
the law will be obeyed.
The proposal of the Berkeley contin-
gent to bar the first year students from
participation in varsity contests was
lost in the deadlock which resulted The
Berkeley student body, combined with
the faculty. wishes this amendment, but
at Stanford the opinion is adverse
The boating contests this year will
be limited TO a contest between varsity
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

Unless Manager Mike Riley. who is
the moving spirit Of the Casino Athletic
Club Of Tonopah. makes determined
EFFORT TO ouell the feeling Of doubt re-
garding the Cans Britt fight which
seems 10 be in the air AT the present
time, he win find that the drawing
power OF what seems at the present
time strong card viii be seriously inn
paired DisQuietfng rumors have been
waited down from Nevada that ID Is
proving difficult 70 raise the S25,o00
purse for which the lightweights had
agreed 70 battle.
While these rumOrs have not been
taken seriously UP 10 the present time
Z is evident that there is a sad awak-
ening in store for some of the aspiring
fighters who have been dreaming Of
fabulous purses awaiting their leisure
20 be plucked Some cheap fighters
have been carried away by the recent
talk OF big purses and would not listen
20 reasonable ofers. From appearances
Goldheld has had all the big fights II
wants for the present and the only per
son who is discussing the matter OF a
hght seriously is Tex Rickard.
The man who made such a success
o1 the first big fight held in Southern
Nevada apparently wants match for
the copper camp al Ely for July 4. He
A6t proved ANe ElIEhQESL oA Ant pro-
imoters and IL viii have 10 be q high
class bout which win attract his at
tenrion
Manager Riley is at Seattle at the
present time on business and intends TO
visit this city on his way home. It is
expected he VIII be able to clear UP al
the doubts which have developed re-
Earding his ability 10 promote the big
fight. Jim CoffrOth and the others in
terested IN the big match have no fear
that the Casino Club viii let the match
fall through. They see IA Il a profitable
venture for the club aside from the vis-
itors Il VIII draw TO the new land OF
gold.
While discussing the fight situation
recently with Manager Jim Cohroth
Rickard said he was thinking seriously
OF trying to arrange q meeting be-
tween those two gladiators Of old,
John j. Sullivan and Charley Mitchell
His idea Is 10 put them on for a six
round bout at Ely in July, when he
expects 10 put on some bouts Of strong
. drawing power. Manager Conroth
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27
Motoring

"eights~ and freshman fours or
"eights. as may be decided by the
coaches at a later date. The proposal
for varsity four-oar contest in addi-
tion TO the eight" was lost by the
Berkeley vote
An important change was made In
the agreement which regulates the
eligibility OF students to compete i'm In
tercolIegiate athletics when obliged to
work their way through college. A stu
dent will be eligible to compete. al
though acting as an assistant and do
ing other than manual work. provided
he has been in attendance two years at
the university under whose colors he
intends to compete. Formerly only stu
dents who worked at some manual task
were allowed TO compete. but now the
assistants in the department receiving
salary from the university are eligi-
bic, This will benefit Stanford.
A football rules committee was ap-
pointed last night. 1t win be COM
posed OF the football captains for the
ensuing year. the coaches and one
alumnus of each university. This body
will interpret. regulate and publish the
rules for the ensuing year and Will
revise the Rugby code
The meeting was characterized By the
absence of any friction.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

V0laday. out place and show.
b. d. by Faraday-Alti VIOLA.
YOladay outclnssed his held
swell race. He was giving
his race. The others had
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27
Stringent Rules Haze Been Made to Gooen
the Coming Automobile Exhibition
BY r. r. l.f1on,medieu

row, where he will exhibit the cars he
has on hand.
The new 1907 Pope-Toledo which has
Just arrived was one of the attractions
on Automobile row yesterday. The car
is painted a dark maroon, with light red
running gear. The general finish. in
cluding the engine, is a work of art
in the automobile line. It is one of the
most pleasing cars that has been seen
this season. Two of these vehicles
came out by express. The other was
delivered to General Macarthur.
The new 1907 Locomobile which ar
rived yesterday attracted many to the
salesroom of the General Motor Car
Company on Valencia street. This is
quite an Improvement on the high
standard of the Locomobile factory. The
car is strikingly painted in deep ma
room, and shows in every line that 1T is
a high grade car.
Charles darcy has received letter
from his partner, Scott, who has been
touring in the Sacramento Valley. The
letter tells of trying times getting over
the roads of that section. So far the
Compound has been able to negotiate
the roads.
The Auto Company of California,
which handles the Tourist, one of the
popular cars of this city, will move
into its new quarters at 3S7 Golden
Gate avenue tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

The rules governing the big automo-
bile show in New York have just been
received by S. G. Chapman of the
Pioneer Automobile Company and a
member of the local show committee
In discussing the rules of the show Mr.
Chapman said yesterday: 81 see that
the management of the New York show
did not allow of any special decorations
by the individual exhibitors other than
those provided by the show committee.
This is the result of OVERRIDING the
advertising in the way of decorations.
The New York event is an artistic af-
fair and does not look like a side show.
There are no counters nor fixtures ex-
cept those provided by the committee.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

most 4 minutes OF 81 4.lS. 70
Fuiletta. sshow. 3-5. Winner b.
Won ca silly. Second same. Y
nr was rea dy. Elmwo0o ran q
ne six furiOnEs. Fuiletfs ran
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27
ATHLETES MUST COMPETE
UNDER SCHOOL COLORs
Academic League officials VIII En-
force This Rule Strictly in
the Future

force This Rule Strictly in
the Future
When R. L. Balzari motioned for ad-
journment at the regular meeting of
the Academic Athletic League at the
Cogswen Polytechnic College last
night, it was with the understanding
that the league would meet again in
two weeks. This unusual condition
was brought about by the amount of
new business on hand.
The question of school athletes COM
peting for clubs was broached by Vice
President j. NJ. Brewer. He stated
that he was in possession of a list OF
athletes who had been violating the
rules of the league lately and that he
would turn the matter over to Pres1-
dent Scaife. AS the athletes in ques-
ton competed without sanctions, they
will either have to pay the fine of So
or forfeit their registration cards.
The applications of the Deaf and
Dumb Institute and the Sacred Heart
College were received and referred to
the membership committee.
communication was received from
Colonel G. c. Edwards of the Univer-
sity of California offering a $500 tro-
ply for a State interscholastic Rugby
championship.
A resolution providing for cross
country run through Golden Gate
Park on February % was passed. Also
the appropriation of 500 for a trophy
and medals. The committee in charge
consists of A. o. Scarfe, chairman; VIII
Potts, Charles Nee, ]. w. Poobar, W.
Rfeves and II. Renoff.
The most important of all the COM
mittee reports was the one made by
L. D. Inskeep, chairman Of the com
mittee on A. A. L. grounds. He re-
ports that the Board of Education of
Oakland is about to divide a portion
of one of their school grounds for ath-
letic games.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27
FooTRALL GAME ToDAY

The Independents association foot
ball team will meet the San Francisco
team across the bay today. The reg
ular scheduled match between the
Vampires and the Hornets will not be
played. as the Hornets are under sus-
pension.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27
rHoMpsoN-ruRNEn FIGHT IS OFF

VALLEJO, Jan. 26.-Rawhide Kelly.
the manager and trainer of Cyclone
Thompson. was in Vallejo today. Kelly
said that the battle between Thompson
and Rufe Turner at Marysville on
Washingtons birthday was off, and
that Thompson would fight Dick Hy-
land in San Francisco on the evening
OF February 26.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

During the demolition of some old
premises at Backing Essex. England.
a glass bottle. curiOusly shaped. was
taken from the chimney stack. where
it had been carefully bricked in. and
when opened was found to contain a
copy of the lease of the property, dated
1895.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27
AL NEIId TO FIGHT AGAIN

Vallejo, Jan. 26.-Al Neil of Val
lejo. formerly one of the topnotchers
in the middleweight division. will be
matched to meet Jim Hornbucl>le. the
unbeaten Sonoma County midleweight.
before new club recently organized
in Petaluma.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

Tom Dillon for correct styles in hats
corner Van Ness ave. and McAllister
ST.. $3.50. $3.50. $500.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-10-16


convictions felt, especially in
matterssspertaining to education
and economics, and to the policy
beingspursued by the officials and
Lawmakers of his State. He
should not hesitate tc make his
position clear, for he or she is a
leadersof thought in the commu-
nifty. The teacher owes it to
that community to be- conversant
with all that is going on in a
public way, and to bring some
salient facts!home to all.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-10-16

The Republicans and Dem
ocrats Of Adair and Cumberland
are certainly agreed upon one
proposition, and that is, that
they are entitled to be represent
ed in the next Legislature by a
man Of. ability, a'gentleman who
will devote hiss time, should he
be elected, in watching the inter-
est of the two counties. Such a
man isssMr. L. G.. Winfrey. 1t
is true that he is a Democrat,
but should he go to Frankfort
he would take as much interest
in having a local bill passed sug-
gested by Republican friends as
he wonld a measure asked to
be passed by Democratic friends.
In other words he would repre-
sent the people of the Legislative
district. There is something in
having a representative who is
capable of drawing his own bills
and presenting them, a gentle
man who knows the statutory
laws, and one who is acquainted
with the needs of the people
alongEthese lines. This informa-
tionsMr.k Winfrey possesses, and
it would. be a great mistake if he
is not elected. The people of
the two counties are the ones
who shouldsbe mostly interested.
There is no money in the posi-
ton.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-10-16

Just now the Maine law govern
ing the sale and the drinking of
whisky may be of interest to the
people Of. EKentucky who are
making an effort to Danish it
from the State. Here it is: In
stead of licensing the seller. the
buyer of strong drink is compell-
ed to take out a license for which
he has to pay S. every six
months. Saloon men are COM
PEELED by law to confne their
sales exclusively. to persons hold
ing licenses to buy, under pain
of a heavy fine, for selling to I'M
authorized drinkers. A feature
of the law is that every six
a complete list of licensed
drinkers is published.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-10-16

= The election is drawing nigh,
and there is one very important
thing that the Democrats must
keep inMmind, and that is, be
sure and:be at the polls, and urge
all your friends to do likewise,
casting their votes for the Dem
ocraticTticket from top to bottom.
This is assDemocratic State, and
for that reason every election /,
some men who are identified
with the party remain away from
the polls, claiming that they are
busy and their votes are not
needed to insure the success OF
the ticket. If there are those in
the coming election who are en-
pertaining such an idea, dismiss
it. Apathy often brings defeat,
and if Democrats fail to do
uheir duty the majority is cut
down, and.in future contests the
Republicans fight all the harder
to get possession of the State
government. Let every man
who believes in the principles OF
Jefferson and of Jackson, go to
work and talk Democracy from
now until the 9Th of November.
You need not think that the Re
publicans are not busy. Every
man of that organization is doing
his utmost to- make a vote for
Wilson, hence it is the impera-
tive duty of every Democrat to
be up and doing. Judge Hager
and the balance of the State tick
ct will be elected but less give
them such a majority as will con-
vince the Republicans that Ken
lucky is Democratic, and that it
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-10-16
For Representative,
LOGAN C.EWINFREY.

The coming election is fraught
with unusual interest and import
ance to the friendssSsof education
in Kentucky, especially those
who areIIl engagedE from day to
day in the public schools, in the
noblest work that human minds
have been entrusted with. Not
at any time in the history of the
State Kentucky has there
been such a-swide-spread senti-
ment amongEthe people in favor
of education, ssand keeping the
schools of Kentucky abreast with
the best thought of the best
Statesssin thesUnion. Never has
a political party in any State
Given suchssprompt and satisfact-
Dry response to thatE sentiment
as has the Democratic ssparty of
the State of Kentucky. Through
the passageeof several laws look
ing to the advancement Of the
cause of education and to the
elevation of that great profess
ion, teaching, the Democratic
party demonstrates it's belief
that the future growth and de-
velopment of this great common
wealth depends largely upon the
education and training of the
youth in the public schools. AS
Judge Hager, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, said in
the opening speech of his cam
paign,, Hand in hand with the
development of our State must
go the education of our sons and
daughters. There is no single
set of men and women united in
a single purpose, who can or do
render to. the State better or
greater service than do, the self
sacrificing teachers of our COM
mon schools. While the true
teacher will not allow politics to
invade his school room, nor en-
ter in +. any degree whatever in
his school work, outside the
school room, he should make his
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-10-16

In regard to pardons issued by
Gov. Beckham and w. 0. Brad
ley, here are the figures taken
from the record at Frankfort:
Pardons of felonies during the
administration of Governor Brad
ley for four years, from 1895 to
1899, 448. This includes several
combinations from death to life
sentence, pardons of felonies be-
fore trial, and convicts who were
detained through no fault of
their own from entering service
Immediately a fter conviction.
Pardons Of felonies during the
administration of Governor Beck
ham for NEARLY eight years,
from February 3, 1900, to Octo-
Der 9, 1907, 355. This includes
several combinations from death
to life sentence, pardons Of fell
onies before trial, and convicts
who were detained through no
fault of their own from entering
service Immediately after convic-
ton. The statements of the repub-
lican press regarding pardons is
issued by Governor Beckham in
cludes patroles to convicts.
These are granted by the State
Prison Commission, composed
of three men elected by the
General Assembly, and over
whose action the Governor has
no control whatever, and who
can speak for themselves. The
list also includes the large num-
Der of remissions granted by the
Governor in the cases of Louis
vile druggists, confectioners
and others, who were arraigned
by Magistrate Huffman, of that
city, for Sunday selling, and
which remissions were requested
and approved by leading citizens
of Louisville. The list also in
cludes the reservations to cit
izenship by the Governor. The
exact number of these has not
yet been ascertained by the Sec
rotary from the records, but he
says they will not be found near
ly so numerous as the record of
the Republican Governor will
show. The records of the Brad
ley administration show that in
the matter of restoration to cit
izenship, they were granite d
largely in the cases of negro ex-
convicts. This record, Secretary
Leigh says, shows the restoration
of as many as seventeen negroes
in single day. The Beckham
record shows that the Governor,
during his seven years of office,
committed to life Imprisonment
the death sentence imposed in
only five cases. Two of the five
were negroes who had no inf1u-
ence behind them, and a third
was declared insane by a court
of justice. ''' e
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-10-16

Mr.. Bryan made eight sheech-
es in Kentucky in two days and
the Courier-Journal estimates
that $1,000 people heard him.
Mr.. Bryan has more magnetism
than any other living man.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-10-16

is useless for them to undertake
to win in the State. Stamp I'M
der the rooster and let your. vote
go Gallagah, is all that is neces-
sary to bring about that result.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-10-16

Ex-Gov. W. O. Bradley has
probably learned that Gov. Beck
ham was at Stanton, KY, Oh the
10TH anD .
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-10-16

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