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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19
Soccer Game Turned
Into Fight Fest
Ropers Have Easy Tictory Over
Aggregation Miscallcd
An Stars"
BY Bob Shand

The Albion Rovers grabbed another
portion of the lin1elight last Sunda
by defeating a picked eleven chosen
from the other teams in the leagu.
2 to 0. The Judgment used by tn
league officials in selecting the teal
was not of the best and several o
the men chosen to play failed to shos
up, with the result that the team
which finally took the field was Z
varied assortment OF has beens an.
never weres. The Rovers toyed witt
their opponents most of the game.
scoring a goal when they felt like i,
and generally conducting themselves
as il possessed of that very tired feel
ing. It was somewhat of a relief when
the football game ended FIVE minutes
before the referee called time, and a
number OF fistic events of the i'm
promptu order were staged. Petrie
and Lee were the first pair of fighters
to vary the monotony, and the cause
OF the scrap was about the same as
usual. The men fell together while
striving to gain possession of the ball
and having nothing else to do
reclining took a swing at each other
Singer, a teamnate Of Lee, interject-
ed himself into the proceedings by try
ing an overhead left swing aimed al
Petrie's proboscis. Though well meant
the effort was without material re
suit McKiernon of the Rovers Their
happened along and took a hand il
the game. He opened with swing
at Singer, but the referee appeared anO
sent McKiernon off the field. Just as
tn final whistle blew McKiernon went
after the Vampire man again. but both
players were rushed off the grounds
before any damage was inflicted.
The ThistIes and Albion Rovers, who
have provided so many spectacular
struggles throughout the season, will
meet again today at Freeman's park
and the game should be productive OF
some good football.
The proposed post season competi-
| ton between the Thistles. Burns. YAM
! pires and Albion Rovers looks as
though 1t would materialize. An out
| side party has made an offer to pro-
mote a special competition between
| the teams mentioned and will provide
! suitable medals to the winning team
The matter Will be brought up at the
| next meeting of the association. and
| If the delegates favor the proposition
the drawing for the FIRST round viii
| be made at once.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19
Ae&jn Yacht Club
Opens Season
Entertainment and Banquet at Its
New Home on Bop Farm
Island

tne Aeolisn yacht club. the youngest
- The bay. which has outgrown some
~ ~ sisters. opened the season yester-
lay with an entertainment. a dance
and banquet at the new clubhouse on
Bay Farm island. During the winter
season the aeet has been Increased by
the addition OF some of the most noted
boats on the bay. These, with its for
tler good collection of schooners. sloops
and yawls. viii make it factor Ia the
cruises and races OF the summer sea-
H,n- The program for last evenings
Entertainment was as follows:
overgure. -Apollo. Rookie orchestra; vocal
Sebott. .'Corsair' Qusrtet recitation. Mr
Brooks. guitar solo. 4. McGregcr: violin solo
stern; cornet solo. Il. Roebke; selections b.
Aeolian 0bligstos saxophone solo. q. H. Schem
ner: This quartet; shed Brooks. Kelly and
AcNey. 'Fandsngo. orchestra; dancing aud
banquet.
The Corinthian yacht club is TO lave
= permanent home. For years the club
has been paving rent but the new
owners OF the land on the point Of Val
entines island have made such a good
offer that the officers OF the club have
decided 70 purchase. Not only are they
going 10 buy the land, but IL has been
decided 20 erect one OF the handsomest
clubhouses on the coast
r. A Russell secretary OF the San
Francisco yacht club. has issued the
report Of the feet for the season OF
sos. The following are the vessels
which viii hy the burgee Of the pio-
neer club:
schooners-Aggie. James Y. Coleman: Caprice.
Arthur Il. Brown ard George Story; Chisps, l.
Cutie; Lady Ada. J. ". Jones; Martha, J. r.
Hanify: Josephine, F. " wskefeId; virginia
r. W. NswhaII; White Wings c. n. MoTreu
Tswls-Acturus. J. B. Lowe; Jester, G r
Barney; Aerope. z. A. Hyde; Rita. c. A.
Gillett. Wave. n. Il. Jenness
Sioops-Annie. DR.. z. Rixford: Amigo. g II.
LQweu: Challenger, ". c. Morrow: Curlew
J. II. Punnett; Effort. z. u. Smith; Folly
George D. Campbell; Calder. Mathew Turner
Ionics- o. B. Rsser Jr.: Monsoon, F. G. Phil
lpps; EeTa, n. Brindle: Accident, J. C. ogder
and q. v. Sinner; Phoenicis. J. A. Marshall
IT; Surprise. Tom Blair: Thelna, G. F. Meyer;
White Heather Phillips and Webster: zads
D-. c. Il. Smith.
Motor boats. gss-Art. h wsrneke: Chip
nupk. Gordon Banding; Olga, Edwina, Fred
Raisoh; Hsoun F. N. Smith: Idlewild c. r
Kohl: J z. J. S Wyatt: Lillian, F. A, Rob
bins Lurline, A. B. Spreckels; Mabel. b. Il
Ehrenberg; Lucero. II. A Hoodali; Roamer
L. 7. Wagner; Steeihea6. ". ". Mersfelder
Solu, n. f. Fslkensteini sp-is. DR.. g a
Smith Undine, Frank H. Johnson: histTsl
?. A. HIDE.
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PLANS SEASONS CRUISES
California Yacht Club AM
nounces Long Series of Events

OAKLAND. April IS.-The California
Yacht club has announced its schedule
Of events for the season and the list
Includes A cruise by all the yachts in
the club around Admiral Evans feet
as il lies at anchor in the bay. The
date has not been selected, but IL is
planned 70 make the occasion notable
display OF patriotism.
Opening day has been set for May ?
and the directors have arranged for
the services Of a steamer to take the
members OF the club and guests from
The West Berkeley wharf to the island
home OF the club IN the upper bay
Connections with the last car will be
made on the return.
The annual class regatta race will
be sailed on June IA and the race for
the Wallace trophy Will be decided on
July l..
The following schedule has been
adopted for the season:
Opening day. May ?; cruise N squadron
Msr 3: cruise 70 MeSesrs. May 10, returnins
rho next day; cruise 70 Vallejo, May 1880
sealed handicap home, May 81 -, -,
seilise 70 Montezums July IS; Wallace troph,
race July u; California day. July &c.
p dinner race. August %; cruise to Parsdis'
ana return August 2e-3e-
Antioch September Z; vsllejo. September, 6
cruise outside the heads september =
~-ptse 70 McNeers and return, September 1921.
vincent handicap. October Z; closing day OF
October II.
The squadron will dispense for the
winter in a cruise from the clubhouse
on October Is.
Many dates have been left open
throughout the season and events foi
these dates may be arranged.
The membership OF the club has in
c-eased so rapidly that the clubhouse
had been enlarged and plans to add
sfn further TO its capacity are being
discussed. The fleet now numbers 3;
aehrS and 10 power boats.
Ofieers Of the club for the year are
Id = Keane. commodore; J. ]. Sherry
loo commodore: z. J. Broadw alter, sec
reterv. r. Y de Brutz. treasurer;
r. Cate. post captain; J. I. Carrier
r,,easurer: and G. N Shaw, l. ]. Byxbie
r. II. Kendall and c. p. Doe directors
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19
FIRST CONDENSED MILK

The idea of condensing milk to make
it keep better occurred first to a French
chemist named Appert in 1927. Seven
years later the method of evaporating
the milk in rarefied air to prevent it
from reaching the boiling point was
first used. Commercially. the process
was first exploited in the United States,
where there are at present about so
factories which dispose of 100000 900
pounds of condensed milk q year, VAL
ued at over $4,000, oee.-Kansas City
Journal
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19
/. BIT OF OLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

During structural alteration to some
old shops in High street, Knares-
borough, the contractor unearthed In
the cellar two mullion windows, set in
walls with faced stones. The walls
are some three and a half feet in width.
II is thought the windows once formed
a portion of the ramparts OF the castle.
London Globe.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19
L.rE sHrpprSc rsTELLrcENcE

ARRIVED
Saturday, April is.
Pert San Luis, in tow tug Sea Rover, up river
SAILED
stmr Atlas Badger. Seattle, with barge
Barge Three. Krkwood Seattle, IN tow .tmr
stmr pome. LiiIilsna, Albion.
stmr Gnalsls. Martinsen. Delmsr landing.
s'nF Coaster bo aiissspi i FORT h'ro''.
coos BAY.sailed April Is--stmr Eureka
and ''Dr S'eaf FoREiG N p oisl'ah''
vICToRIA-Saiied April 1s-stmr City Of
Puebls, for San Francisco
MISCELLANEOUS
CARMANAH. April is.-Reports are received
OF the finding OF additional wreckage. consisting
siso empfy whisky cases and broken parts of a
ship's bull. 10 the westward Of Carmanah.
PORTLAND. April ls.-The Portland Alaska
Bristol bay in command OF Captain Cantillon
The steamer Alliance sailed for Coos bay this
mel. arrived this morning in ballast TO carry
wheat TO Europe. The steam schooner Homer.
Captain Doris, arrived this morning from San
Francisco. The oriental liner Arabia win take
2. 900 cases Of smokeless powder and large
canyon 10 cavite p l.: this trip. The liner
Senator sailed for San Francisco this morning.
year. are now out of it, Oakland dis
posed of Alameda and Lick defeated
Wilmerding.
Joe Hickey will spend two days a
week with the Lowelr football squad
Lowell should have one of the best
teams in the league~this year.
Hildreth, Ukiah's weight man. is ex-
pected to do things in the Sonoma-
Mendocino Academic league He has
been hurting the hammer more than
1ss Feet
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FALSE TEETH FOR A pAUPER

Chapel Firth in Derbyshire is
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19

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WORK OF SALVATION ARMY

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the last year has aided directly or In
directly 2o.SS3 women. S,162 of them
having been taken into the rescue
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MICA IN SOUTH AFRICA

Consul John H. Snodgrass Of Pre-
toria reports that mica is found in
many places in the Transvaal, Orange
River colony and Rhodesia in paying
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19
ELECTRIC LIGHT AND EYEsIGHT

Reports to the effect that electric
lights are detrimental to the eyesight
are pronounced unfounded by an cleo
trical expert In the London Times. He
says that the trouble arises from too
direct exposure of the eye to the light,
and that effect would be the same or
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19
High School Youths
Badly Trained

subiect that has not been given
erouzh consideration in high school
athletics is the employment OF COCO
,,l,0-sicsl trsiner@one who thoroughly
understands the conditioning or men.
Most Of the schools have employed
caches. In some Instances they are
li,cxv enough to get man VINO IS
to+b trainer and coach Most OF the
+rafners trv to make a name for
ri,enseIves by turning out winning
cams regardless OF the effect on the
athletes in their charge. 1t Is com
mon thing for man 10 oe sent ihOo
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eause OF poor physical condition or an
sccident ANY high school student can
rocau dozens OF men who were stars
s., ono line. or another and had great
fut,res in store. only TO become failures
when they reached college Their VI
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prep school competition.
Arthur Henley OF Ukiah. known q
Californla-s best all round high scncoi
sthlete. is an example. Henley, dur
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bis ingh school records.
Srdnes- schwartz. the crack sprintff
srd captain OF the Lowell high scnoot
track team. entered the 100 IN the
rack meet or '0t. although il was
Known indk a tcloo1 IN 8fS 4SS ~oc a..
bad condition. In the final heat
schwartz was leading Cope of Lick
and drawing away. When six yards
from the finish the tendon gave way.
Cope finished in 10 l-5. With the lead
Schwartz had he probably would made
10, fat that day Schwartz entered
Berkeley. but was never able 70 rep
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The principals OF the high schools
should see to il that their athletes
are in the care OF competent persons.
who win look to the boys physical
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The Sacran1en Valley Interschol-
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cate Of its field meet from May . TO
Nav "a. because of the arrival OF the
feet in san Francisco.
Red Blum higs school baseball team
closed successful season by de-
feating Corning high. IL to 6.
Alameda and Wilmerding. the teams
which played for the baseball cham
nionship OF the Academic LEAGUE last
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The Sacramento Valley Interschol-
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cate Of its field meet from May . TO
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Red Blun higg school baseball team
closed 2 successful season by de-
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Joe Hickey will spend two days a
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Lowell should have one of the best
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-22

SSSS5SSSS1S>SSScSSS SSScSSScSSSS<cSc>S<Sc
with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Benai'
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Bond of Garfield
have gone to vicksburg to visit reia-
tives for time. Later they VIII go
to New Orleans TO enjoy the Mardi
Gras.
Miss Nora Van Colt is home after
visit of several weeks with friends In
ST. Louis.
Mrs. George Keyser will leave the
first of the month for the east Il visit
her parents.
Miss Laura Sherman is here from
California, where she has been visiting
her aunt.
Miss Bertha Riley OF HALEY, Ida.
will soon be here to visit her cousin,
Mrs. j. F. Critchlow.
Miss Katherine williams will leave
next week for the east for an extended
visit.
Mrs. c. w. Hodges of Lincoln left
Monday for California, after spending
few days here.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Johnson have
returned aIter rev weeks spent III
California.
Mrs. NJ. B. Whitney has returned
after q few days spent in Provo with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Alexander left
Friday for Chicago and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Johnson have re-
turned from a several weeks stay in
southern California.
Mrs. John A. Reeves has gone to
Bowling Green, Kentucky. where she
goes with relatives to New Orleans
for the Mardl Gras.
Mrs Elizabeth Center who has
spent some time here with her sister.
Mrs j, Il. Dooly. left Monday for Kan
sas City. where she will visit She viii
go to Oklahoma later.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. VIII Gray have gone
for months trip to the east, where
they win visit the principal cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne q. Hemphill
left this week for Omaha, where they
will make their home.
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OF this city and Miss Clara u ~.
ard, one OF Los Angeles most ,,now>
ing and popular young ladies srm-
q tour. of tho coast, they viii raatt,rt
TO ogden to make their home enrn
knoth ~ one of Ogden's no,. MI
urugSlss = most OF friends viii 1a,s
piness han-
Last Saturday evening Mss ~
dsiighifully entertained a few q, n ss
lady friends. Vi her
Among the enjoyable afra,rs n, a.,
week was the dancing part, ei,,s.l mo
evening by the Knights Of Snr,. iaT
az the Congress hall, which was ,,sl
ticipated In by about $50 co,,,pp, sr'
Light refreshments were served. 'N
The home OF Mrs. A. s. Cana.
on Madison avenue is the Seem l ,,VIn
afternoon OF charming tea marty ~
honor of Washington's bifthdsr N
tended by about 80 of hor fri,,a.
The ladies are dressed IN cnionVFNS
costumes and the one maintaIninsy -,
best character Will be awarded n hos,,
tiful prize. The national colors ass
used in tho house decorations NJ
Condon lie always a charming hostes,
to be remembered. s
The foyal Star, auxiliary to the u
OF Il. t. gave an enjoyable card psr.,.
TUESDAY evanlns Of this week.
Monday evening Miss lima Hollsn1
one of Ogden'e popular and oharmir.,
young ladies, was married to Mr. nv
:. Deighton. an emploSe in the cls,
ical department of the Burton Tr
plement company. The ceremony va.
performed ct the home of Mrs. last
son on Adams avenue, after which
reception was given and a weddinr
repast served. They viii make their
home in Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. David o. McKsy l.4
Ogden Tuesday for Chicago and othsr
eastern cities on months trip. com.
oinins business and pleasure.
John W. Reeves leaves Ogden toa,r
for New Zealand, where 6e viii ~
missionary work W.
Mrs O. M. Runyon was hos,es,
Monday at pleasant bridge party
given AT her house on Twenty fourth
street to largo number of her lady
friends- The prize was awarded 10
Mrs Hibbs and dainty refreshments
we're served The home WAS tastefully
snilax. $3.50
The Ladies of the Eastern Star on.
tertained Mt tea party Tuesday
which was enjoyed by many
pleasing musical and literary program
was rendered.
Mrs +. W. Matson entertained last
Friday afternoon at her home at 4
Kensington.
Wednesday afternoon pleasant
Kensinston was given by Mrs. Bell al
her home.
The Child Culture club was enter
tanned this week at the home of Mrs.
George Halverson on Tuesday after
noon. An interesting program was
rendered, after which Refreshments
were served.
The ladies' of Queen Esther Chapter
No. 4 entertained their friends Tues.
day afternoon at tea party.