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sproekels Al the whIte House.

washington. Oct. l7.-RudoIph
spreckels Of San Francisco conferred
with President Roosevelt at the White
House Friday night. spreckels said
that be discussed only personal mat
tiers with the president.
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Great Bend, KAN. Oct. 17.-Lodgs
No. 1127, B. P. o. g.. was installed
here Thursday night the officers Of
Hutchinson lodge. s5s. putting on the
work District Deputy J. 8. Johnson
Of osawatomie was here and present
ed the lodge with It's special dlspeR
ankion.
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Commodore Perry's Grandson Dead.
New York, Oct. 17,--Ollver Hazard
Perry, grandson Of Commodore
Oliver Hazard Perry hero Of the
battle Of Lake Erie, and the possessor
OF the medal given by congress to bis
distinguished grandfather In appreci.
alton Of the commodore's services In
the memorable engagement died Fri
day at his home in Jersey City Of
apoplexy. He was born in Clarkson,
N. Y, In 1910.
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washington, Oct. 1.-THE report
from London as to President Roose-
velt's movements following upon his
trip to Africa after leaving the White
House Is substantially true. This
elaboration Of the presidents plans,
1t was admitted at the White House
Friday night is in process Of arrange.
ment all along, but had not reached
q stage Of completion desirable for
publication until Wednesday, on which
day Lord Northcliffe, part owner OF
the London Times, was the presidents
guest at luncheon. 1t was on this oc-
casion that the president made known
his intention to visit London and Paris
on his return trip from the African
hunting grounds, accompanied by Mrs.
Roosevelt, who is to join him at Khar-
toum on the upper Nile. 1t is ex-
planned that the itinerary Of the social
side Of Mr.. Roosevelt's try has not
been worked out as yet, the time being
too distant to permit Of more than
tentative arrangements, 1t was further
said that the reticence that has been
observed was owing to in part to the
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TO VISIT ENGLAND
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT 10 LEc
TvRE AT OXFORD ON ne
TURN FROM AFRICA.
COMFlRMEDAT WHITE HOUSE
70 Receive Honorary Depressed D. Q.
- Which Has Been Do
slowed Upon Emperor
William.

London, Oct. 1.-THE Times is In
formed that President Roosevelt will
visit England after his African TRIP
early In 1910. He will deliver the
Romaes lecture at Oxford and on the
occasion Of the university commemor.
alton will receive the honorary de-
gree Of D. G. L., which oxford al
ready has bestowed upon Emperor
William.
According to the Times, President
Roosevelt also will visit Paris and
deliver an address at the Sorbonne.
Neither the dates nor the subjects Of
the lectures are yet known.
The Times further states that ac-
cording to the present plans Mrs.
Roosevelt will Join the president at
Khartoum on the journey northward.
The Times In an editorial says that
the whole British public will welcome
President Roosevelt with the sincerest
pleasure and adds that It will be DIFF
flcult, II not impossible to name o
guest who would be assured Of a more
hearty and genuine welcome from all
classes Of the people.
"Our pleasure will be all tn greater"
says the Times, II Mrs. Roosevelt
can be induced to accompany him.
Roosevelt's reputation is here in this
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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-06
Battling Nelson Calls
McFarland'S Bluff
By Battling Nelson

NEW YORK, Nov 5.-While being
interviewed by Tad" here last night,
Packey Mcfarland happened to join US
and he started to make the big noise
about wanting to fight me. I informed
him that 1 thought he was merely
looking for some free advertising and,
with him. l told Mcfarland If he
wapted to talk fight to see Willus
Britt. my manager. and advised him to
go and lick some one like Cans or
Cyclone Thompson before he talked to
Britt. Right now he hasn't got a
live one in his record.
Mcfarland then started to compare
our records, and the best he beat were
such fighters as Steve Kenney, Joe
G6lligan, Kid Goodman Maurice Savers
and Charley Neary, and all these men
went the limit with him. The only
men he ever knocked out are Jimmy
Britt and Benny Yanger. Yanger was
buried for about three years, pugi-
beat him, and poor Jimmy never did
anything after the beatings 1 gave him.
He fought Kid Herman Is round no
decision contest
to find some dead ones, but he found
that they were all good ones when I
beat them, but failed to show anything
after they fought me.
some of the men I beat, and knocked
them all out. Here's a few of the
knockout victims I sprung on Packey
Art Simms, three rounds; Spider
Welsh, 16 rounds; Martin Canole, 18:
Eddie Hanlon, 19; Young Corbett, twice,
10 and rounds. respectively; Jimmy
Britt, 1S; Jack Clifford, five. and Joe
Cans. twice. one in II and another time
in 81 rounds, winning the champion
ship.
;, Show me one single fighter in the
lot l had to go to the cemetery and
dig up before beating. can you? No.
not yet. Well the argument got rather
heated as 1 showed Mcfarland that
when he tried to compare records there
was no comparison at ALL Packey then
offered to fight me any time or place
for $4,000, winner take ALL yes, and to
go into backroom in the Journal
office right In building. 1 called his
bluff. He quit cold and refused to
carry 1T out as I flashed my roll under
his nose. Later we met at Bob Edg-
ren's office and had the same thing all
over again.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-06
PIMLIoO ENTRIES

First race. six furlongs selling-Baby Willie
l02. Sal Volatile 1O2. Minot 1O7, Belle Strome
lo5, Lady ornama lo7. Niblick l07, Grimaldi
1o1. Edgely l07. Belle OF the Bay I07 Halifax
llQ, Sunfre no. BOtanist Ito, Sadler 10
Second race, one mile, selling-Lady Issbef
1O3 Superstition l03 Sparkles l03 King Sol
JOG, Gramsar III, CampaigDer 1Is, Aster dor
ia
Third race six furlongs-Arcbitect lO2, Pescs-
tore I02. eRscing Belle 102. El Orc IO5 Neither
most 105 Ballet Girl i07 Pimpante lO7 Bonnie
Kelso 1OT, Constellation 107. Spanish Prince i07
Grania 107 Rose Beaumont IO7. Xebec 1O7 Bal
hex 10. Maxim Gun 1I0, Quantico 10, NJ T.
Greene ll0, Great Jubilee 1IO.
Fourth race. Hunters steeplechase. about two
miles-W ayside I52. Amiable 152, Topright I55
Judge Parker $50. Young Bitten 160 Sir Gibbie
163 Mystery 163-
Fifth race, six furlongs-Brown Tony 10Y Gus
Helm 101. Racquet 10Y, Ramble 112. Bonnie
kelso JIz, WaponOca 115, Intervene II6 Trance
119 Statesman I'D, FOotpad l22.
Sixth race. New Howard purse. one and an
eighth miles-Alansfeld 81. Westover lOT. cha
rivari 10, Ontario I12, Kempton 1l2 Pins and
Needles 112, King OF Bashan 112. Rio Grsnde
1l2 Wilton Lsckaye 115, Cave Adsum lI5 Tonv
Bcnero 115. Campaigner 1I5.
Seventh race. Patapsco Hunt purse, two miles
On fat-Bergoo 130 Bessie Kiser I3s Home
lander 145 lrOnsides I45. Noblesse Oblige I47.
Bilberry Iz7.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-06
Chance Will Lead the
Cubs Next Season

Frank L. Chance, captain manager of
the Chicago National baseball team.
two time worlds champions and one
brought together on any diamond, ar
rived last night and at once busied
himself denying the rumors that he
will desert Chicago next year and take
the reins of the Cincinnati team
Chance says that he has arranged his
terms with President Murphy and that
everything Will proceed as of yore
This straightforward story sets at rest
all doubts as to Chances movements
for the coming season. For the last
month the east has been rife with ru-
mors as to the differences between
Murphy and Chance and according to
the most reliable information the great
leader had decided to quit Chicago and
assume command of the Cincinnati
club.
There is nothing to that story
said Chance at the st. Francis last
night. Everything has been arranged
and will assume control of the Cubs
have handled the club for several years
past. The stories about the disagree
ment between President Murphy and
myself have been much exaggerated.
In fact they are not true at all Fur
thermore. the makeup of the Cubs next
year Will be the same as 1t has been
for the last two seasons. All my men
have stayed with me and they will be
on the job when spring practice time
rolls around. / am not worrying about
one of them. There has been no dis
sension in the team and none of the
boys ever wanted to fOrSake me.
We had lot of hard luck this sea-
son. otherwise there would have been
no contest in the National league. Had
our pitchers been in form in the early
summer New York could not possibly
have figured. At that we showed the
world that we had the one and only
great ball team. There is nothing to
it. The Cubs are the greatest aggrega-
tion of tossers ever banded together.
overall has developed into one of
the grandest pitchers who ever hurled
a ball across the plate. He showed
such rare form when he got into con-
dition that 1 used him in two of the
championship games and as the world
knows, he made good. He will be
better next season than ever before
and L believe that Chicago VIII then
waln away with the championship
Chance will remain in this city for a
few days, after which he will visit his
folks in Fresno and then proceed to
Los Angeles, where he figures on
spending the winter. He looks hale
and hearty after the strenuous cam
paign. He denies the rumor that he
will scout the California bushes for
talent, saying that he has plenty of
men on his staff for the coming season.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-06
Varsity to Play Final
Game With Nevada

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Nov.
5.-The varsity will play its final prac-
tice football game on California field
Saturday at 3 O'Clock against the Ne
Vada aggregation. The Sagebrushers
viii arrive sometime tomorrow, and
promise TO bring better team than
played against Stanford last Saturday.
On the other hand. the varsity lineup
Will be the strongest possible and an
attempt will be made to beat the score
pied up by the cardinals The men men
are In nne condition and the contest
promises to be fast and snappy from
start to finish. The CalifOrnians will
line up as follows:
Forwards. Farmer. Phleger. SOrensen.
Budleman, Twitchel PaUly. Markwartz:
wing forward. Schwartz: half. Evans.
center three-quarterS, MyrOn Harris;
wing three-Quarters. Paul and Watts;
five,,eighths Cert and Elliott; half Ralph
Butler (captain).
To Judge by the advance sale OF seats.
the attendance at this years intercol-
legiate game viii be record breaker.
Graduate Manager Ralph Merritt stated
tonight that more than $4,000 worth
of seats have already been sold in san
Francisco, Oakland and Berkeley The
demand at Stanford is also unusually
heavy.
The regular university meeting
scheduled for tomorrow has been post
poned for a week This is the meeting
that is always given over to the alumni
to boost the team. and tomorrow Is too
far in advance OF the game.
The game between the seniors and
sophomOres in the women's interclass
basket ball series resulted in a tie score
of 10 to 10 in the fastest. best and most
exciting game of the season this after
noon. The work OF the forwards on
both sides was OF the highest order.
while the playing OF Miss Wilde Ken
drick at guard was especially brilliant.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-06
Reliance Club Opens Its
New Home

OAKLAND. Nov 5.-The handsome
new home OF the Reliance club, at the
corner of Thirteenth and Harrison
streets was thronged with a jollv
crowd this evening, when an informal
house warming was held For the first
time since the clubhouse was remod-
eled and made ready for occupancy 1t
was thrown open for the inspection OF
visitors
Orchestral and vocal music, inter
spersed with addresses from prominent
club members, occupied the early part
OF the evening" while the guests smoked
and made merry
Among the speakers were President
waiter b. Fawcett. Director E. B. Bull
Or. John Slavich and Vice President
Emil Fritch. President Fawcett voiced
the general approval of the clubs new
nome and said that since the club had
moved downtown the membership roll
had been enlarged by the addition OF
200 names. He prophesied that before
the new year the club would boast
1000 members
The Reliance club is now pressing the
Olympic club of San Francisco for
leadership among the athletic clubs OF
California
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-06
Vancouver Takes in
Long Auto Trip

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. g.
An automobile trip down through the
Santa Clara valley was the entertain
ment furnished the visiting Vancouver
football players today. In six machines
belonging to students the players from
the north were shown the big valley
and We're then given luncheon at San
Jose. Several upper clasSmen who are
on the committee of entertainment Of
ficered the trip, which was enjoyed by
the guests. Before leaving the Van
couvcr men ran through light signal
practice on the turf
1t was originally intended to take the
VISITORS for an all day jaunt to the
coast. but this was abandoned at the
last hour.
AS a result of the game yesterday
with Vancouver another varsity man
has been placed on the sick list The
latest addition is Cheda, the big lock
strained his left shoulder badly and is
now suffering from an ailment which
resembles water on the knee" The
injury will probably keep him out of
will not prevent him from holding his
place against the blue and gold.
Captain Crawford, one OF the side
rank forwards of the serum, is out of
the game. He is suffering from a
serum ear" which has been operated
upon and is very painful. He will
probably not play Saturday, as further
injury received at this late date would
hurt his chance of playing the best
game against the University of Cali
fornia.
c. c. Terrill of the front rank diyi-
sion, who was put out in the Nevada
game, is rounding into shape again. His
ankle is still weak and will not stand
his weight for any length of time but
Dad Moulton expects to have him ready
for the fray on November IA.
Erb, the freshman serum half has
wrenched his arm, which will keep him
on the sick list for some days. He was
not used in the game yesterday and
may not play Saturday. His injury is
not considered. serious.
Cadwalader, the fast wing who was
carried off the field two weeks ago
with a wrenched knee is walking witt,
out the aid Of crutches or cane and will
be in a suit Saturday and may play for
some minutes in the second Vancouver
game.
Fall baseball practice has been dis
continued by Captain Carlos Sampson.
1t WAS not deemed advisable to secure
any outside games and the men will he
given rest until next spring Manv
OF the baseball men are playing in fra
ternity and class mines, and numerous
interclub matches are scheduled to he
played. This will keep the players in
trim.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-06
Stables Being Shipped
to LatOnia Track

LATONIA. Ky. Nov. 5.-Several east
ern owners who raced at Jamaica,
which closed Wednesday, will arrive
here tomorrow. Secretary Dillon has
been notified to reserve stalls for Jimmy
Mccormick. Doc Street, Albert Simons
and VIII Wallace. Since the meeting
began half a dozen owners have been
taking away their horses, shipping to
California. Nose Goldblatt, the Gin
cinnau turfman, and Oots Brothers of
Lexington are going 10 leave next Sun
day with their big strings Of horses for
California
There viii be several owners leaving
for California before the meeting closes.
Some Of them have as yet not made
up their minds whether TO go TO Cali
fornia at New Orleans. Those who have
raced at New Orleans for many winters
past are sIill hopeful of racing being
resumed there this winter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-06
Larry Heating Leaves for Australia to
Manage Fighter Tommy Burns
By T. p. MaqiIIiqan

Larry Keating of Oakland, brother in law OF Tommy Burns
called this office yesterday and stated that he would
leave the Alameda Australia Saturday morning Keatng
will go to Australia to Join Burns and when he arrives the land
OF the Southern Cross which should be about December he Will
take charge OF the Cabous affairs and his
Keatng who has been in the theatrical business in Oakland,
has disposed of his interests in that city and will devote his time
looking after Burns after he reaches the antpode
i going Australia to take charge OF Burns affairs, said
Keatng Tommy has cabed several times asking
but business affairs Oakland demanded personal atten
ton that could them. have finally arranged
that make the and will be with Tommy right along
to the time Of the fight. and very probably after it.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-06
LAroNIA REsuIrs

CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.-Latonia re-
suits:
First race. I've and a half furlongs-Afrs
SeweiI won. Almena second, Serape third. Time
] .oS Is.
Second rsce. Eve furlongs Swell won.
Jolly second Romp third. Tine 1: 90 Is
Third race. six furlongs-George Bailey won
Canopian second, Tom McAfee third Time.
1-1z 45.
Fourth race. one and a sixteenth miIes-Hfss
ain won. Red Gauntlet second, Gliding Belle
third. Time. 80 Us.
FIFTH race. six furlongs-H0nest won Merrick
second. Topsy Robinson third. Time. 1:1s.
Sixth race. six furlongs-BOnart won, Rexall
second Gresham third. Time. l:l4 35.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-06
Matty Baldwin May Be
Seen Here Shortly

NEW YORK, Nov. because Com
missioner Bingham drew the curtain
on the fight game in New York recently
the fight which was scheduled between
Matty Baldwin and Jem Driscoll here
last night did not come off. AS matters
now stand the sport of pugilism is in
bad way here and no more fights may
be permitted.
Baldwin, who is considered a very
clever boy hereabouts. is contemplating
trip to San Francisco or Los Angeles.
Matty is disappointed at his failure to
get on with Driscoll, as he felt conf
dent that he could beat the Briton.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-06
sAIT LAKE RACEs

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov 5.-Fair
Grounds results:
First race. I've snd half furlongs selling
Sam G won, Redan second, Our Anna third.
Time I.lO.
Second race. four furlongs. seIling-Katie
Crews won. Happy Chappy second, J. ". Fuller
third. Time. .49%.
Third race. six furlongs. selling-Bin Bagwell
won. Tarp second Bill Reed third. Time ! 1:18Ik
Fourth race, five furlongs. handicap-Jim Nal
1.O3
Fifth race six furlongs handIcap-Bflly Nav.
ham won, 7. Z. Shaw second. Gypsy King third
Time 1151a.
Sixth race, one mile. selling -Maxetta won
NintOa second. J. Y. Kirby third. Time. 1:z3.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-06
PimIicO Races

PIAILICO RACETRACR, Nov. 5-Rssults:
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs. for maiden year
ods, purse $500 added:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
b-i-GUs Helm. 1lO lMcCahey) -.-..-.--.-.-. l
5-l-Endymion, ITO lCulien) .....--.---...... 2
Time. 1915 2-5. Boz, King Commoner. Gun
snot, 70 Shuster, Red Doe, E O-o, Babble,
Golden Castle, Glens Falls, Puddin, Emily &,
Mr.. Maginn. finished named.
SECOND RACE-Seven furlongs 3 year olds
aud upward nonwinners at the meeting, selling,
purse. $500 added:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin
e-5-Conslsteut l09 (GOldstein) .--.-----..--
1-l-Peepin, % (Hsynesl sl...---------.--.... 2
l5-l-Eurfpides, 1l2 tBrussel) ..-...--.-..-... 5
Time, lbs. Youthful, Laura A Neosksleets,
Avondale. Miss Perigord Cool. Lady Karma
Gowanga, Glaucus, finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Mile and 40 yards for 8 year
ods and upward. $500 added. handicap:
odds Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin
3-I-I0ny BOnerO, 10 (Cullen) ...............
1.-THE Wrestier l0S lMcCahey) ........... 2
5i-Gridiron, lo3 Crowley .............. 8
Time. l.44 Is. Berkeley. Laddy, Giles Live
Wire. Gave Adsum, Sugar Pine, finished as
named
FOURTH RAcE-About two miles. tpr year
olds and upward. steeplechase:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin
flo-Slr Wooster l52 lDaVidsOn) --...-....--
s-l-h atei7vsy leo tDupeel -----......-.. 2
o5-Eeonony, .l5z tSicAfeel l...---...--.-... 3
finished named.
FIFTH RACE-Mne and sixteenth. for ;
year olds and upward. selling. purse, $500 added
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin
3o-l-BObbie kean. ia (Walker) )...........
l2l-Queen Of the Hills. 1O6 (NOtter) - .
1l-lO-Juggler. III (Cullen) en)..-............... 3
Tine. At z-5. Solon Shngle, Wilton Lackaye
Lady Isabel, Alex Grant, finished named.
SIXTH RAcE-Six furlongs, for year olds,
$500 added. handicap:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
2I-Ststesman. 124 (Notter) r)............. !
I2I-Wap0n Ia fMcCabe) e).-..--.-...- ,
l-2-1asley, 9S lGoldsteinl einl.---..---........ 8
Time. 1:I3 S5. Footpsd. Cunning, Court Lady
Cheek, High Range, obdurate, Regman, finished
named.
SEVENTH RACE-Seven furlongs year olds
ano upward, selling, purse. $500 added:
ODDS Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin
z-1-Trey OF Spades. 1O4 (Goldstein) 80. !
i2-I-Castie Wood. 107 lOtt). .
S-l-George G. Hall. Io4 (Crowley) ....-..- 3
Time. LIS 10 Star GowRn, President Mon
roe. Glorious Betsy, New Year II, Westover.
Right and True, finished named.
Weather cloudy. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-06
Best Field in History Of Event Will
Sport Silk in Opening Handicap
By J. K. Jefery

Interest fever heat the probable of the
Opening handicap the stake feature that will mark the userng
the California racing the Emerve track
be accepted oregone conclusion that the best field that
paraded the the history of this will Sport silk
The weights announced by Handicapped Natnson
Wednesday uniformly satisfactory the who made
for the that there probably will be quantity well
quality the stake Almost without exception agreed that
Natanson adjustment of the weights represents sful piece
handicappng that wonderfully fair to all concerned Ordinarily
this convinced that he has been given the
OF this instance all appear be entirely satisfied and
of whose horses have worked expectations have
Guided 10 the weight