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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
Amateur Athletics

MILL VALLEY. Nov. 9-The Tom billions
We're defeated by the home team Sunday by the
score of j. 10 =. With the score l against
them AZ the end Of the sixth the Mill Valleys
rallied and when The smoke had cleared at the
end Of the eighth the stood - TO 4. Mill
Valley has open date next Sunday and would
like game. the Hanley Ryes or Farslones pre-
ferred. Address ". C. krausSrih Mil Valley,
Cal
The Gridons have an open date for the 10Th for
any out Of town team. Mill Valley Concord
preferred. Phone address J. Herzog. 100
Market street, san Francisco; telephone Douglas
2345.
Owing 10 the fact that the football season in
Tersity teams play their annual game the differ
ent high schools are getting their baseball teams
together Commercial high did not have foot
ball this season. and that account the
captain and manager had more time 10 pick ont
players. They took this advantage and have
turned out their team They will play the Mis-
sion nine AZ the stadium Saturday.
The Commercials team lineup viii be fol-
lows; Meyer. first base; Lane, second; Demmon,
third; Quinlan shortstop; Gintine, catcher; Nor
ton lcaptain). pitcher; Flattery. right fielder;
Frust. center; Macher left fielder.
The officials who viii represent Commercial in
the B. c. F. NJ. viii be Granicher, Morton and
Logan.
Maghetti viii represent Commercial in the
track events. They will not enter relay team.
Nunan. formerly a Lowell man, will for
Mission and should show up good in the events
he goes in.
The officials picked to represent Mission viii
be Lunt Levey and Fuller. Three men viii be
picked from every school entered TO act as Off
cfa
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
FLYERS HARD RUN

Frank III. Johnson. the well known cIubnnan
ana motor enthusiast. is at present touring in
the southern part OF the state I'm his 60
horsepower Thomas ear. The Johnsons have been
away three weeks and have Travelled over most
or the state. They report fine roads aud pleasant
touring. The following letter was received yes
terday by the Pioneer automobile company:
Los Angeles. November g.
II feel since | have been In southern Cali
fornia that II Is nothing more than right for
me TO lets you know how l am getting along
have been down here three weeks Gov
ering over l.50O miles. ana have had not even
so much as puncture. l carried four people
to San Diego over the inside route Of high noun
tains. never allowing my speedOmeter IN the
whole trip to go less than - miles per hour
and placing the needle, in some places to the
end OF the speedometer,- and only taking water
at the end of the trip. l have had this ear
now some five or six months. OF which time
L have never spent cent for any repairs OF
any kind, and what seems remarkable to me
after nooding a cara car=with the oil
one must do to smooth down the bearings she
has hardly any carbon at all I'm the cylinders
The boys at the garage where l am staying are
always talking about other ears beating me
but l have told them that at any time they
wished l would place people in my ear
against two in any other make OF the same
horsepower and weight and beat them up any
hill they want. and also to San Diego and re
turn. Ton may think me Overenthusiastic in
this letter, but | wish to conclude that no
words that | can express can recommend and
prove TO you the reliability, speed and enjoyment
this car has afforded me. and IN signing / am
proud to be the shoofy OF this sneeze wagon -
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10

The California Academy of Sciences, by Lewis
A. Hicks with Joost Bros.-Finish hardware for
10 story steel office and store building In SIC
line of Market street, 175 SW OF Fourth, NE so.
Sc 1876. ) 11313. thence 2IJ 10 place OF begin
ming: So eco.
elf l.. Jones with Kelly, Horrocks & Scare
All work except mantels and gas fixtures for
two story frame In $ line of Vallejo street
lS3:(; w OF Jones, 20x6o 81, $50.
Board of trustees of Leland Stanford Jr uni-
versity. by Lewis A. Hicks. with Forderer cor
nice works, Percy j.. Walker and Callaghan &
Manetta--Sheet metal and mason work and plas
ter work for four story and basement building
at NE corner of Powell and California streets, n
1856 by r. &c; $40 230.
Bessie " and Alice A. Buckley with ]. A.
Reese-To erect four cottage In line
of Twenty first avenue. IS y OF street, n 25
by f 100; 81. TAO.
San Francisco national bank with Britain &
Co--Hardware for reconstruction of building at
n corner of California and Leidesdorff streets.
" 55:3 by n o.: Sf.155-
Edward F. Delger with Fink & SCHNEIDER
Interior woodwork. except rough framing for
three rooms of Delger building MT SW corner of
sixth and Market streets; S2.5f3.
Maria f. Wilson with G. ]. aud ". j. Kee-
uan--To erect three story and basement frame
building ,fatsl in line of Jackson street i6o "A
p OF POLK. f % by n 2T:Si4: 81. .6s5
George Scott with Hanning & Farrell-AItera-
tions and additions to make three story frame
building in W line Of Fillmore street, 4s of
Waller. "a By " S1:3; S4.600
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
Referees Selected for
Big Rugby Game
Betting FavOrS Chances of
the Stanford Team,
10 to Z
By William Unmack

At the final meeting of the Referees
Rugby union held last night at the
Olympic club T. J. Lafferty and A.
Cameron were officially appointed
touch judges for the big game at Berke-
ley next Saturday.
The union was asked to decide the
champion high school of Santa Clara
county Three high schools in this
county belong to the union. They are
Palo Alto, Santa Clara and San Jose.
The records of games played by these
schools were placed before the union
and it was unanimously agreed Palo
Alto had the best team, and the cham
pionship. therefore. was awarded to it,
The Palo Alto schools now has the
right to accept the Los Angeles league
invitation to meet its champion team
during carnival week. The Los Ange-
les polytechnic school will be their
opponents and a splendid game will
result.
The .Palo Alto record for the season
is as follows:
Defeated Stanford freshman, 8 to O..
Defeated San Jose high, to 5.
Defeated Santa Clara high. II to 3.
Defeated San Jose high, 3 to 0.
Lost TO St Mary's college, TO 8.
Lost to Santa Clara high, to 3.
Lost to Stanford freshmen. to 8.
Total games played We're nine, of
which they won six and lost three.
The total points scored were 26, against
19 of their opponents.
San Jose high played seven games,
won two and lost five.
Santa Clara high played four games,
won two and lost two.
Referee Jenkinson. who will have
charge Of the big game on Saturday, is
due to arrive from Vancouver today.
He viii spend two days at Berkeley,
giving final instructions in the rules
TO the blue and gold men, and will then
proceed to Palo Alto, where he will
give similar instructions to the cardi-
nal men.
As the day draws near for the great
game, public interest in the event is
becoming keener The betting public
is busy and the present odds are 10
to in favor of Stanford.
All arrangements are now complete
for the game and the sale of tickets to
date in this city and Oakland totals
almost $4,000. n record attendance is
expected. The management has made
special arrangements for automobiles,
and a large tract outside the arena
has been set aside for them.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Edwin F. Stannsrd 10 Henry 2. Anderson ot
3, block 159, South san Francisco homestead and
railroad association $40.
Pope estate company TO Sarah r. Burrowes. lot
in W line of Cole street, POSI- of Carmel S
25:sss by W 100; $40.
+. Z. Slutman ct al to L. T. Kruse. lot in
line of Chapultepee street, 54:4 of Virgins
ay,.nue. r 10 by y 20: $40.
William F. Halter TO George W. Braun. lot ir
= line OF Thirty third avenue 1T5 of L street
% by 100; $40.
George d. Nagle, deceased, by executor, to w
Hollis. lot at NE corner Of Tennessee and Army
streets, n 80 by 100; 500.
Sarah L. Hollis to ]. r. Bloomfield lot at NE
corner Of Army and Tennessee streets. y 80 by
Hattie simon to Joseph c. Field lot in f line
of Thirty sixth avenue, 1T5 of Clement street
30 by 40; $40.
Hattie simon TO Albert Never. lot IN " line
Of Forty first avenue, $50 of Point Lobos
1870. sW 1914, Sc 2S;6, and 10 Other
Michael Muller TO Rosine Muller lot a. block
=, Silver terrace $40.
Leopold weinsteIn and wife to Alfred Jonassen
and wife. lot in NE line of Berlin street. 70 ST
of Sillman. Sc % by NE 9j: $40.
Paul Rossier TO c. Ben Rossier and wife, lots
and ,. block .. Golden City tract: 81, ,00o
Emanuel Lewis investment company TO Nellie
Kennedy. lot in NV line of Edinburgh street
100 NE of India avenue. NE % by NV 100: $40
]. H. Frederick ven Issendorf ct al TO Chris
iopher y Won lssendorf. lot in line of
street 1876 w Of Forty seventh avenue w 25 by
y 100. and four other pieces; So.
Real Estate and development company tc
391 S of Twentieth, % By W 1907 $40.
James Stewart and wife to Pietro Carraro
lot in NE line OF Arlington street, :,03 NE OF
Miguel NE % by NV 100: SO.
Daniel J. OIIara TO James ]. Barry and wife
lot in W line of Thirty fifth avenue, 225 S OF
street. S % by w l2O: SO.
Roman Catholic archbishop Of San Francisco fe
u. J. Brown and wife, lot in NV line of Mission
street. 100 SW Of Francis SW % by NV 100
$40.
Michael Mccarthy to W. ]. Allen lot In S
line of Page street, 1926 of Stanyan, Z % by
S 1876: $40.
OF Arkansas street. 14T:G of Solano, % by
+ 100: gift.
]. W Wright Sons investment company tc
Hiram F. Wright. lot in z line OF Forty-secont
avenue 100 OF II street. S 25 by K 100 and
three other pieces $40.
James Sennebaum to Max Levin lot in SW line
of Russ street. loo NV Of Folsom NV 40 SW
100, Sc 40, NE %. Sc 90. NE %. NE 20 NJ
so: $40.
Howard G; Kellum TO Charles $. johnson. lo
In p line of Twentieth avenue 2o5 8 OF pon,
I,obos \ 25 by 100; $40.
Joseph W. Roph to Diedrich and Meta rIoll
ings lot in line of Bevedere street $50 8 a.
Parnassus avenue. S 2s by E i24:7H. $40
Arthur b. Sibey TO Ellen n. Davis LOT in
line Of Carmel street 100 W OF Cole. W 3i:s by
22S.9ss $40
Maurice Rosenberg ct al Thy commissioner, :,
Hugo rrban lot in line Of Pacific street % 8
z Of Leavenworth. u 22:6. s CSC. 22:6. 46
W ~. y l14:6: SO.
Eleanor o 'Donnell TO William O'Donnei LOT !,
S line If Seventeenth street, f25 E of Castro +
% by \ 100: gift.
septimus Greene to Mary G. Greene. lot In "
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
MOTOR CAR RACES
ARE VERY COSTLY
Big Meet at Savannah Will Ne
cessitate Expenditure of
Nearly Million Dollars
Automobile Events Require
More Money Than Any Other
Sporting Competition
BY K. p. PHonnledieu

Very few people, including some OF
the best posted automobile enthusiasts,
realize what it costs to hold an auto
mobile contest. For instance, the Sa-
vannah race. to be held on Thanks
giving day. will cost the dealers and
the club something in the neighbor-
hood of $1,000 900 This will include
pend on the course. Twenty-Five thou
sand dollars is about the least one of
the big racers can be built for. These
are expensive toys and the % entries
will aggregate about S550.000. Each
car requires about 12i attendants. who
will be paid over $500 each for their
share in the work. thus making S1S2.-
600. The drivers are said to get $1,000
which is $1,000 more. Preparing the
road has cost $4,000 and $4,000 for
publicity and other incidentals for the
race The entrance fees amount to
s16,500 and already there has been
over $4,000 given as cash prizes to
the drivers, besides $4,000 offered by
a tire company. and. in fact. several
other accessory manufacturers will
bring this amount up to over $4,000
What the manufacturers call Incl
dentals, which include duplicate parts
tires and so forth, that will be on the
course in case of accidents, will amount
TO about 100000. Then, there are the
IL light cars, which are of value OF
about $4,000 each. making a total OF
$4,000. and the money to be paid the
drivers of the light cars will amount
to about $4,000 This makes a grand
total of 1895, 500. With these figures
before the enthusiast he can easily
realize how small events held here will
cut into the profits Of the dealer, who
has to sell on commission and bear all
the expense couple of races like
those which have been seen on the
track the last season, where no special
racing crew has been hired, and where
the car used has been taken out OF
stock and sweetened up for the con-
test, costs dealer about $3.50 a race
RMS reason alone, coupled with the
fact that the manufacturers do not
help out on the expense of local con-
tests. has caused many of the dealers
to advocate cooperative sporting as
ISOLATION, where the profits received
will be divided equally among the
contestants. Such an organization is
being very seriously discussed among
the local dealers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
One of the
Essentials

OF the happy homes Of to-day is q
vast funu of information as to the
best methods of promoting health and
happiness and right living and know
ledge of the worlds best products.
Products of actual excellence and
reasonable claims truthfully presented
and which have attained to world
wide acceptance through the approval
Of the Well-Informed Of the World;
not of individuals only. but of the
many who have the happy faculty of
selecting and obtaining the best the
world affords.
One of the products of that class.
of known component parts. an Ethical
remedy, approved by physicians and
commended by the Wen-Informed of
the World as valuable and whole.
some family laxative is the well-known
Syrup OF Figs and Elixir OF Senna. To
get It's beneficial effects always buy
the genuine, manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co., only, and
for sale by all leading druggists.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10

KetCheI at IGl=2 Pounds and RefuteS
Reports About Ills Condition
BY T. p. MaqiIIigan

mystery that has Stanley Kechel
cleared yesterday
he scales at Mlet and balanced 6412
SOME time there has been KetceI ability
% ana 90 himself justice but all spled after the
Aetchei weighing done and the
Up yesterday there ali the exchampions
had Ketchel
weighed lS pounds and this pugist heads nodding,
a
had
expressed his
Ketchel
Although
he showed absolutely evidence Mchigander
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
School League Selects
List Of Officials
Many Prominent Men VIII
Govern Affairs of Young
Athletes

The Public Schools Athletic league
of this city has chosen the following
list of prominent men as officials for
the ensuing year:
Sidney $. Peixotto president Pacific athletic
association. president; Thomas F. Boyle presi-
dent board of education, vice president; Hon.
Theodore II. Roosevelt, president of United
States, honorary vice president; Hon. Edward X.
Taylor, mayor Of San Francisco, honorary vice
president; George A. Schlitter physical director
Columbia Park boys club, secretary Isaac W.
Hellman Jr., president Union trust company,
treasurer
Directors-Judge Frank Murasky, Judge os
juvenile court; William 81. Metson. president
park commissioners Lionel A. Wolf. representa-
tive of A. G.-vSpalding Bros. Robert Roos,
merchant; Alfred A. Skaife. ex-president aea-
demic athletic league; Joseph O'Connor. board Of
education; Nj. H. de Young, editor San Francisco
Chronicle; Aaron Altman, board of education
John McLaren superintendent Golden Gate park /:
ID. j. oliver board of education James +. Lana
gan. athletic coach at Stanford university; Joseph
r. Hickey, the Chronicle: Alfred Roncovieri,
Superintendent OF schools. San Francisco; John
A. ltanlmersmth, exleuder Of the Olympic cub;
Charles W. Conlisk.
Leslie Henry, secretary of the South
ern California swimming association,
will arrive here today in the interests
of his association. He will spend two
weeks here, during which time he will
visit the various amateur athletic
clubs and colleges and endeavor to
make arrangements to bring down
south next summer all the northern
swimmers of repute to compete in the
Pacific coast championships which will
be held during the Elks' convention in
Los Angeles next July.
c. A. Daniels, the worlds champion
swimmer, Will participate in the con-
tests, and his name alone will prove a
great drawing. card.
President Sidney S. Peixotto of the
Pacific athletic association will leave
on this mornings overland limited for
New York, where he will attend the
annual meeting of the Amateur ath-
letic union of the United States. which
will convene at the Astor house on
next Monday Before leaving. Peix-
otto named the following commission,
which will endeavor to control and gov
ern amateur baseball in this state, act
ing under the direction of the Pacific
athletic association:
Harry j. Edwards who will head
the commission, is prominent real
estate man of this city and was for
merly captain of the Stanford univer-
sity baseball nine and later served as
graduate manager. He is very much
interested in the work and promises
to do much to clean UP baseball. Will
liam Bracket will act as secretary
The other members of the commission
are Joseph Solari. Henry Heitmuller.
Herbert Hauser, Henry Robert, Bert
Shine. Brother Gregory, Eustace M.
Peixotto, James F. flanagan and H. ].
Lowry.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10

ably from Matty that he viii wire him trans
portation Immediately.
Ben Sclig declared last night that he would
Ike 70 bet some money at to 10 Able At
tel against Freddie Welsh. and the former man
ager OF Joe Cans says he is willing to wager
quite d fair sized sum at these figures
According to dispatches from Australia John
son and Burns viii wear skin gloves when they
hook up. There IS something in the sixth word
OF this report that makes the skeptical suspi-
cioUs.
Jimmy Britt is collecting a little Of the
change that Tommy Barns was too lazy 10 pick
up IN England. James Edward recently lifted
5000 for a sizzling bit Of work with Johnny
Summers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10

line of Thirty-fourth avenue. 200 S of Clement
street. S 30 by W 120; gift.
Louise Boldemann TO Lille Policeman. lot in
line OF Sutter street l3I &c of Lyon, + "a
by 1916; gift.
Middlemas Co to William ]. PAIL and wife.
lot in Sw line of Eleventh south. 233 20
NV of NJ street, NV 81, SW 96 S 64:3 more
or less, 1916, 153 more or less; $40
San Francisco land company to John b. Ma
ginns and wife, lot in Z line Of Ninth avenue,
100 of California street 5 % by f 100; $40
Louise b. Goddard to Carrie E. Allen ct al lot
in \ line of A street. 26:S W of Twentieth ave-
nue.. w 53:4 by n 100; $40.
City realty company to George w Renish LOT
in w line Of Sixth avenue 80 of street, S
% by w 95: $40.
Amelia baldwin to Josephine Mahoney. lot in
line of Twenty-hrst avenue, 225 of Califor-
MIA street. $ 80 by 120; $40.
Sol Getz & Sons to Josephine Mahoney, same;
Real Estate and Development company to Luigi
Banchero ct al, lot in line Of Texas street.
400 of Twenty second, % by Il 100: grant.
Real Estate and Development Company to Pietro
Firpo. lot in line of Texas street 375 of
Twenty second % by 100; grant.
George B. Starr and wife to William III Nc
Pherson. lot In line of II street, 57.6 w of
Nineteenth avenue. 80 by 100 and one other
piece: $40.
Jeanette Sllverberg eft al to Alice NJ Porter.
lot In SW line of First avenue 250 SE OF p
street. Sc 80 by SW 200; $40.
Sophy f. Herrin to Augusta LADDERS sub-
division % and 67 on Haleys map of so yara
lots SO TO 332 r. "; $40.
Sam Salomon and wife to Maurice Salomon. lot
IN j. line OF fenton stfeet, ot.o OF Jackson :
25 by f 49, $40
Otto H. Greenwald to Mary NJ. Kilconnon. LOT
in W line of Ashbury street, 102 of Frederick
S % by W 100: $40.
Market and Stanyan Streets and Golden Gate
Park land and improvement company to Fred
r. Drinkhouse lot In line OF Alma avenue
1926 of Stanyan street, 90 by n 100 and
one other piece; $40.
Thomas II. Kelly to Charles A. Louis lot 99.
block Al Refs tract: grant
r. A. r. Carson and wife to Louis H New
roth and Wife lot IN line of Nineteenth street
1868 w of Douglass. W % by S 80; $40
Richard PAIL TO Robert s. Lee. lots % and %
block 40. City land ASSOCIATIONS $40.
san Francisco and Fresno land company To
Elizabeth l.. Hubbard lots and q block 8
Ocean View park 500.
Mary F. Deering 10 Henry A. Deerng lot in
w line of Forty first avenue, 250 S Of street
S % by w 100: $40.
Rosanna J. Espel to Charles Adler ct al lot
in s line of Sacramento street, 32:6 T. OF Cherry
e - by S ST.G: $40.
Edna NJ Hind to Catherine Murphy lot in
line of Filbert street. 125 f of Broderck. E q
by $ i37:6; 81.
T. w Wright & Sons investment company te
Albert Meyer. lot in line of Forty first avenue
225 s of c street. % by r 120; SlO.
Western investment company to Sarah i Dorm
lot in " line of Powell street, 45:f0 of Clav
\ 22:i1 By " 6S:9: So
George Hummel eft al to Albert Never 10, ir
! " line of Fourteenth avenue, LIS n of Poini
Lobos n 50 by " f2T.s: $40.
Same to julius Berendsen. lot at NV corner
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
MICHELIN AMERICAN TIRES

There a discussion at the Automobile club
of America recently to whether NOT tie
Is which used Alchelln tires in the Van
derbilt cup race were equipped with Michelins
made in this country in France. The opinion
that the tires made at the Nichelfn
factory at Millwood. y. J. When the ques-
tion referred for settlement to F. w
Libby, sales manager Of the Miehelin tire COM
pany, he said There is absolutely no dider-
ence between the AIichelin tires made in France
those made in this country. those made in Eng
land or those made in Italy. In each OF these
countries the Mlchelin tire company has enor-
nous factories and the tires made In each are
of the same material and made by identically
the process. and there he no difference
In any way between any tires bearing Niche
Inns name, matter in what country they
are made. 1 know that IL of the Is cars using
Michelins were equipped with tires made in our
factory at Milltewn. but my Information about
the other two is not certain. lnasmuch the
other were foreign cars. they may have
been sent to this country with tires on them
but inasmuch the winning and the sec
ond both equipped with AIichelins
made at wildwood, | not that IL makes
any difference