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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
dditional News OF Sports Events
Crack Baseball Teams
to Meet on Field
ST. Ignafius Club to Play a
Benefit Game With knights
of Columbus

The crack baseball team of st. Ig-
natius college is practicing daily to get
into form for the ball tossers of the
Knights of Columbus, whom they will
oppose on Sunday. October 4, in game
for the benefit of the ladies' sodality
library of st. Ignatius church. The
teams will meet on the grounds at
Parker avenue off Shrader street.
Rev. Father Joseph Sullivan is man
aging the college boys and the speed
they have been showing in their work
would attract a baseball fan a long
distance to see them perform.
The Knights of Columbus will have
the star pitcher, Joe Corbett, in the
box and they believe the ex-Oriole star
will be fast enough to place the college
lads on the short end of the score
Tom Dolan Will occupy the mound
for st. Ignatius. His work in the box
has been of the sensational order. He
showed in several games that he is
one of the best amateur twirlers in this
section.
There is a great deal of rivalry be-
tween the two teams and much interest
centers in the game. A banner crowd
is expected at the grounds when the
teams cross bats.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
Minor Heir Outpaced
by The Eel
Ontario Horse Shows the Way
10 the Wire in Three
Straight Heats

COLUMBUS, O., Sept 21-Minor
Heirs defeat in the Hotel Hartman
pacing stake, worth $4,000, was the
noteworthy and rather unexpected
main event OF the opening this after
noon OF the Columbus grand circuit
races. which VIII continue for two
weeks. The Eel, from Tavistock, Ont,
won IN straight heats. while George
Gano twice slipped by the firing Minor
Heir into second place. Minor Heir
was a ? TO 1 favorite originally over
The entire field. but after the first
heat The Eel was the choice at the
same odds.
heat couple Of lengths behind the
bunch, and was forced TO go a long
mile. The Eel was IN front AL the way
and won comfortably by two lengths
record for the winner and the best
mile paced this year on the grand cir
In the second heat came the genuine
battle between the crack PAGERS. They
scored away with a mighty rush and
on even terms Hanging right togeth-
e. they paced the frst quarter in 80
seconds fat and reached the half in
.5s. II took a minute and half for
them 10 get 10 the three quarters and
the turn for home. This terrific pace
=
He dropped back and The Eel stag
gered home in 2sO2L
In the third and final heat the pace
was slower, the first half being done
ID l-03. Dean called upon Minor Heir
coming down the stretch. and The Eel
was given 2 great pursuit but won by
good neck This final quarter was
paced in 3015 seconds.
JudeN, an outsider in the betting
won the Board OF Trade pacing stake
by making a rush in the final eighth
Of the third heat. Copa de ORC, the
heat in the best time of the stakes
history and led nearly all the way in
Che deciding mile. When JudeX set
sail the California gelding fell back.
summary;
Board d Trade stake. 2.o7 pace. three heats.
purse S30o0-Judex won the third heat in
2.0sis- Major Mallow won the first heat in
--Q5i5- Copa de Oro won the second heat in
2.o3la- Jerry B. Bonanza. Eph cinders. Brenns
Aorke Hal r and Don komO also started
purse s.. .O00-Tie Eel won three straight heats
in 2.02is. 2-02i3 and 2;04a- George GsnO.
Minor Heir Hal Raven. Billy and The Liar
2:l0 class. three in five. purse 81. .2Oo-Uhlan
won three straight heats in 2:07A. 2:0TA and
2-0Sis Ieasel. 6enteel H. Ei MilagrO Peter
Bal-a. Brace Girdle Del Coronado. Miss Proph-
81. Narva letta. Gulvalleis Directum. Busy. Di-
rectum Penn, Country Jay and Chine Bells also
started.
2.Il class. three in five heats. first division.
purse $500 diminished Milton S Jr. won the
second hear IN 2.07iz- Governor SesrleS won
The first heat in 2:0sA.. Tax Title Helen
Gould. Bennami. Betty Brent, Nay Bird and An
drew Cone sls0 started
2-11 class pace. three in Eve heats. second
division. purse $500 enthusiastically won
The 6rst heat in 2.07L. Ruby Lacy Sham
rock Sunday Bell. Miss Syracuse. Major B. Miss
Peeler, Dr. Bonney and Alice also started
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Tho following marriage licenses were issued
in this city Monday. September q:
Edward Manner. p. and Amalia Finnile, %,
both u 239 Steuart
Edward =. Eisenberg. ., Hudson, H., and
Harriet +. Kramer, y, 81. Louis.
John A. presten, z3. 2507 Howard St, and
Annie y. Ringrose. a. 1913 Fell 81.
Jonathan Cooper. ~. San Quentin, and May
A. Worthy. 23 Oakland.
Alfet Podcsto. .. and Jennie Foppiano, is.
boberJo Mansccini. 81. 7s5 Devisadero ST,
and Assunto Call. =. i5S2 Lombard st.
Herbert T. Moore, y, 20lo Bush St. and Eu-
eenia J. Monaghan. IS. 3O0l Jackson st.
Harry A. Mcclellan, %, and Hazel Van Zandt,
10 both of Eureka.
Luigi de Mattel, SO, and Maria Rossi, "a.
5Iario Gaddinl. %. 1901 Union St. and Louise
Devineenzi IS. III Lombard ST.
Liebes. Is. 1919 Pacific
Robert G. MADISON. 80. and Frances Holland,
John l''- 7. Malone. 20. sso Utah St, and Mary
y Lawless. o. 326 Cortland ave
Joseph n Haubold. q, 422 Market St, and
Edward Meilandt. -. and Caroline Johnson.
is both a. 25S Falcon ave.
Charlie Roberts. 81. 355 Grant ave, and Lydia
Apperley. As, 1920 Golden Gate ave.
Daniel J. Hennessey, 10, 1902 Post St, and
I4onore S. Foley. 547 Second
Nobu Tsuyu Hsyashi, %, 1921 Buchanan st,
and Gage Ko Hayashi, is, 2o25 Pine ST.
OAKLAND. Sept. 21.-The following marriage
Licenses were issued today:
Antoine Lena. %, Turiock, and Anna Tavares,
% oakland
James P. Gallagher, 35. San Francisco, and
Mary Cardoss. 20 Liyermore.
Liston K Gray. q, Salinas and Matte Faro
sich. Ie. Alameda.
Modesto BertoIino. q. San Francisco and Al
bina Pregno, Il, Oakland
william II Austin. "a, and Ellen NJ. Hickey.
81 both Of Oakland.
Thomas r. walker. 40, and Mary Lockren, 40,
both of Oakland.
Robert D. Phelps. %. San Francisco and Isa-
bel Van Houtte ls Fruttvale-
Harvey B. Carr e. and Frances NJ Johnson,
D. both OF Oakland.
Lawrence T. Jones, 80, Fresno. and Eta
peter 4. Vsnter. 80. and Mabel C. vinson. "a.
both of OroTille
Edward NJ Anderson. 27. Napa, and Hattie J.
Sturges. p, Fruitvale.
Lawrence n Murray. ss. and May Russell,
IS. both OF Stockton.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
BettorS Are Willing to
Back Hanlon
Local Fighter viii Carry Much
Coin When He Goes Against
Owen Moran

When Eddie Hanlon, the local light
weight, meets owen Moran. England's
greatest feather weight in the ring at
the Coliseum September % the
proverbial ton of money will be bet on
the chances of the San Franciscan. Al
ready Hanlons supporters are in evi-
dence and they are willing to take even
money.
Hanlons popularity with fight fol-
lowers is responsible for this price. and
it is a little early to obtain a correct
line on what the quotations will be
when they enter the ring. Outside
money will have some effect on the
price.
Hanlon has to make good in this en-
counter. for defeat means back to the
scrap pile for him; He has been one
it was thought that he had passed his
day of usefulness in the ring he came
out after couple of years retirement
and fought Johnny Murphy a whirl-
wind 10 round draw.
Moran is giving away several pounds
to his opponent He realizes that he
is somewhat handicapped and is get
ting in the best possible conditfon in
expectation of hard struggle. While
IT lasts the contests will certainly be
no pecking exhibition, as Hanlon is
tighter who tears away at his oppo-
nent from the start and never stops
until he or the other man goes down.
The Brittsher is at Shannon's. He
has no worry over the weight question
ana Will De III Hne condition on the
29th.
Hanlon has been in training for the
last year. He spent several months
freshening UP in the country and has
taken daily exercise since He is at
Crolls training quarters, where he has
his staff on the jump all day.
Manager Sam Berger of the Wash
ington club under whose auspices the
fight will take place, has arranged for
preliminary between Kid Harrison
and Sam Nelson. They will battle Is
rounds
Either Eddie Smith or Billy Roche
will referee the Moran -Hanlon contest
Charley Harvey said before he left for
Los Angeles yesterday that he was
IT will be left to Hanlon to take his
choice.
According to reports. Freddy Welsh, the
crack English lightweight, has signed a winters
engagement with Tom McCarey. Welsh will re-
ceive $3.50 month for six months. The Los
time and the Britisher is likely to be kept
busy meeting all comers.
frankie Neil. the local feather weight seems
to be experiencing second lease of llfe for
his class around Philadelphia and New York
during the last few months According to re-
ports he got the better of Tommy O'Toole who
is considered the best feather weight around
Philadelphia. The pair put up such rafting
exhibition that the club has rematched them.
Jim Cofroth and Charley Harvey. manager
OF Owen Moran. left a pleasure trip to Los
Angeles yesterday. Harvey will view the sights
of the southland and return In time for the
Moran Hanlon fight.
Jasper Madison has in training at Vallejo I2
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
STANLEY KETCHEL is
ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING
Ex-MiddIe Weight Champion
Gets Into Trouble With the
Police for Fast Driving

Stanley Ketchel, the ex-middle weight
champion of the world, was arrested
by the police yesterday and charged
with violating the speed ordinance with
his automobile. He was taken to the
city prison and later released on bail
The charge against him is for speed
ing in Sutter street between Taylor and
Leavenworth on the night of Septem-
ber II. Policeman ]. j. Mangan did not
arrest him at the time on his promise
that he would surrender himself next
day. Ketchel paid no attention to the
matter and Mangan yesterday morning
swore to the warrant for his arrest
before Police Judge Weller.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
oARsMEN TO BEGIN TRAINING

BERKELEY. Sept. 21.-Varsity and freshmen
crew candidates viii the rowing machines
in Harmon gymnasium tomorrow for their first
day Of training for the fall term, in prepara tion
for the intercollegiate events next spring. The
aspirants will report to Prof Walter E. Magee
and be assigned TO positions. The freshmen will
be required to attend the regular first year
gymnasium work until they are In good condi
tion for the strenuous fall training. Late in
the season the men will be put into the shells
and trained for the interclass regatta, to take
place on the Oakland estuary some time during
the latter mart of this term.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22

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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
STANTON GOES TO VIRGINIA

BERKELEY, Sept. 21--Forrest Q. Stanton
varsity track captain last year. has changed his
plans and registered at the University of Vir-
ginia instead of Yale, where he was to have
Joined his brother Herbert Stanton intends TO
try out for the track team and will be valu-
able in the 40 yards and the sprints, be-
sides good football and baseball player.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
DIED

BrRT-rn this city, September 21. 1905. Mar
aaret widow Of the late Charles J. Bert.
mother Of Julie X. and Leslie c. Bert daugh-
ter Of Angus and Mary Leslie, and sister OF
Cecilia l. Leslie and Mrs. Jessie A. ROlfe,
q native Of San Francisco. Cal.
RROWN-In this city, September ~ 1905,
John. dearly beloved husband of Nellie Brown,
lsFtng son OF the late James and Bridget
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22

JANNICKE-DUPERE-I this city. September
-. 1905. BY the Rev @. A. Bernfhal Her
mann Jannicke and Leda Dupere. both Of San
Francisco.
KLEIN-NOSES-I this city September 90
1905. by the Rev. DR.. B. NJ. Kaplan, David
A. Klein and Ethel Moses.
LINDSAY-THOMSEN- this city September
IL. 1908. by the Rev. c. A. Bernthal David
A. Lindsay and Martha G. Thomson, both of
san Francisco
MANGEL-S-CUTTS-I this city September 10
1905 by the Rev. G. A. Bernthal Louis Au.
e=gt Mangels Of Suisun, Cal. and Carolyn
Wiibut Cutts Of MaryEville, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
CARD OF THANKS

SKEHEN-The family of the late Margaret
Skehen desire TO extend their heartfelt thanks
TO their friends for the many acts of Kindness
and the floral offerings extended to them in
their late bereavement-the loss of beloved
mother.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
BORN
MARRIED

MOREN-In this city September 2I 1905 4
the wife OF George G. Moren. a son.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22

Jasper Madison has in training at Vallejo IL
and year olds belonging to W. R. Aycock
that will be shipped to Emeryville next week.
These youngsters will be raced in the name of
the Beckwith stable
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
THE RIFLE CONTEST
 WITH 9TH CAVALRY
Local MarkSnnen Have Been PraCtiCing Faithfully for
 the Event

The Fifth cavalry on a practice march from Fort Huachuca will ar rive in Warren about noon on Thurs day and make camp. The officers will be entertained at dinner at the Cop per Queen Hotel by the Bisbee Rifle Club, and on Friday morning the two organizations representing the two great branches of military or long dis tance rife shooting will again face the targets.
 7 The local rifemen have pTacticed faithfully and will enter the match with much more confidence than be- fore.
 The conditions of the match will be as follows: Two sighting shots and ten for record q the 200 and 800 yard targets. Regulations of the United States Army and rules of the National Rifle Association to govern.
 Col w. s. Schuyler, executive of. fcer; Capt. J. NJ. Jenkinc. range Of- ficer; C. NJ. McKean, assistant: F. R. O'Brien, assistant: l.. L. Palmer. statistical officer; c. Ii. EIenEel assist ant
 - The Bisbee team will be: M W. Mitchell, R. Lyons, team captain; F. c. Hurst. J. F. Curry, B. Watkins, Fl. c. Wheeler, M. J. Cunningham, I. Ives, Fl. ". Scluck. W. H. Apgar, team coach.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
THE CITY COUNCIL
 HOLD BRIEF SESSION
Surveys of Tracts to Be As SeSsed Not Completed
 Matters Discussed.

The city counal me. in special ses- son last night as 9 board of eQuG.i iZa uun, with all thS aldermen present eX- ceEt Grady, wlC Is ia Califor'i.- on @ sAiy days leave Of absence grantLd h:l: l~- the .CUuC'i. The meeting lass F.: EI was io' 'Ls ,'ir:, --s of a-seSsiuc a number of tracts in the city which have heretofore either not been taxed or else have been improperly describ- ed
 No action in this matter was taken last night, however, for the req son that the city engineer had not com pleted a survey of the tracts which the council wished to discuss. The board. after having been informed by City Engineer McNeish that he would be able to report in full Friday, adjourn Ied until that time.
 Before adjournment was taken claims for reduction were made by r. R. Reynolds and J. L. Silverthorn. Slight reductions were granted in both cases. For half an hour CT mere tik councilmen discussed whether or nct the Y. Nj. c. A., the Y. W. C. A. and the Loretta Academy should be placed on the list of taxa bic plOT erty. It was decid d that they should be exempt. as heretofore.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
CAVALRY OFFICERS
 ENTERTAIN BISBEEITES
Committee Which Went to Ma co to Help Entertain Were
 Entertained,

The following have been appointed an entertainment committee by the Board of Trade to look after the of ficers of the Fifth Cavalry during their stay in the Warren district: NJ. A. Peterson, chairman; W. H. Brophy, C. E. Rinehart, c. NJ. McKean, who is with the troops, A. NJ. Martin, Geo. F. Buxton, Dr. c. l.. Cayen.
 Not content with waiting for the ar rival of the troops in Bisbee.- the com. mittee went to Naco on the 18th with the intention of assisting in enter taining them there. They had the ta- bles turned on them by the cavalry men, however, as they were made the guests, invited to the officers mess for dinner, and in every other way made to feel that they were not to entertain, but to be entertained. How ever, they are laying for" the officers, and will return with interest the hos pitality shown them in the border city.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
REV. HUGH COPELAND
 RESIGNS HIS CHARGE
Will Go on R<nch Near Douglas for a Year of Much Need
 ed Rest,

Rev. Huga Copeland. pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church. has ten dered his resignation, which will take effect September 4. that time being the expiration of the pastors year here. Rev. Copeland has been most successful and conscientious in the discharge of his pastoral duties and hosts of friends as we'll as the mem 5ers of his own congregation will deeply regret the departure of both he and Mrs Copeland Rev. Copeland win not accept another pastorate. but proposes to rest a year, having bought 8 ranch five miles from Douglas, waere he will spend that time
 Air. Copeland said yesterday to a Review reporter. T will leave Bisbee with the nSst cordial feelings toward its people and raS ehaech. but my health demands complete rest, which l have not taken since my graduation from Theological college many years ago.
 The territorial conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will be held at Douglas October 1sf, at which time Rev. Copelaid's successor will be selected.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
4 B|SDEE MAN LOSES LIMBS
 IN ACCIDENT
Billy Wikstron, Seriously, Prob ably Fatally, Wounded By Loss of Arm and Leg at San la Rosa, N. M.

A telegram received by Jack Wick strom at late hour last night stated that his brother. Billy Wikstrom. had suffered the loss of an arm and a leg In an explosion at Santa Rosa. N. NJ. The telegram was from Biddy Doyle, and added that he and his son Willie were safe, and that a man named Lane had been killed outright. Dr. C. L. Cayen of this city will leave this morning for Sana Rosa to attend the Injured man.
 Billy Wikstrom. the injured man, went to Santa Rosa, where a number of Bisbee men are boring for oil, with Biddy Doyle in charge Last night came news of his injury, possibly a fatal one. N1kstrom Is well known through out the county, having been a resident or Tombstone and Bisbee practically all his life.
 No details of the cause and nature of the explosion could be learned last night, the telegram simply saying q. powder magazine had blown up.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
STILL ADVERTISING
 THE BIG BARBECUE
Geo. s, Gage, Chairman Ar rangement Committee,
 Touring the County,

George s. Gage, assistant secretary Of the Warren District Democratic Club, high moguI of the Red Men. baggage master for the E. p. & S. ". in Bisbee, chairman Of the arrange ments committee for the big free bar becue on the 30th inst, and all round booster. left the city yesterday for the purpose Of advertising mere fully the big Democratic rally.
 Mere than the usual amount of ad. vsrtising has already been done for the barbecue, and big results have been alrca5g att2iE-G. bu. t.le adrsr. tising committee states theE it will keep at work until the eve of the 30th. Assurances which nave already been received by the club rom various parts of the county are such that they nave alTe1dy mads arrangements for the feeding cf five thousand peo- ple on the day of the bs-bscae
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20

 PREPARING ID EXPERIMEN
Foreign Countries Are Becom- ing Active in Matter of Ball. looms and AirshipS-To Fol- low Example.

OMAHA. Neb., Aug. 19.-Spurred onward by the activity. of foreign war departments in the matter of airships and aeroplanes for use in war the United States government IS developing here on the great plains, 15O0 miles from Washington and al most in tie geographical center of the country, the greatest balloon ana airship experiment station on the American continent The great steel house in whicl the balloons are stored when net in use has just been complet- ed at a cost of nearly S100,000, and other equipment of the big station is upon the same magnificent scale.
 The war department is spending ST. 100000 on this great western station, where has been established the head quarters of the aero department of the United States army.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
CLUB
 WILL MEET TODAY
Will Discuss Participation in National Matches NeW
 Members.

FoiloW.zg are the scores made yes terday and the day befoi% by members Of the Bisbee Revolver Club. Scores under fifty are not given. For the fora yard range: Nichols 56 16, 76; Sinclair 72, 57, 62; Mackenzie, 5S, H. 65 For the twenty yard range: Nichols @. 5aa; Mackenzie S3; DoIan, Sf; Wise. T7
 4 meeting of the club will be held this afternoon at 3;20 in the offices Of the c, & A. dispensary, to which all tfe members are urged to come. as there is much business of an impor- tsnt nature to be transacted. Among other things Arrangements looking to the participation of the club members iE the Tnised States revolver matches viii be made.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
POLITICS IN ILLINOIS ,E-.
 GOOD FOR DEMOCRATS

DOUGLAS, Aug. 19.-(special )- W. D. Washburn of Chicago, who was in the city yesterday, stopping of here on his way to Seattle for the TIr- pose of visiting his old friends G. W. Cass, has been engaged in some lm- poTtant railroad litigation in New Mex ico for several years which was ter minated last week in favor of his client, a Chicago millionaire. He is now enroute to Seattle where he Will attend the meeting of the American Bar association.
 Mr. Washburn has always been a republican but stated frankly that he believes Adlai E. Stevenson, the dem ocratic candidate for governor of Hi nois, will be elected and that he in- tends to cast his vote for him against Deneen, the republican candidate.
 He stated that in this campaign he feels very little interest which, he said, is the frame of mind of a great many republicans in Illinois. Bryan is not regarded this year as a bug aboo and he believes that his chances are infinitely better now than they ever were in his previous campaigns for the presidency.
 MT. Washburn was in Douglas a year ago and yesterday expressed his surprise at the advancement made here during the past year in the growth of the city. In the afternoon he accompanied Judge Cass to the Country club where they played nlne- teen holes on the golf links, which he pronounced to be in fine condition.