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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-29
IRRIGATION FARMING


Through the experience OF the
writer IN the distribution NJ water
under large irrigation svstrme. hp
has heard many complaints hv the
water users, that his crop was dv.
INK Tor the want OF water and wa
ter only, and the complaints were
made IN all sincerely ul heart.
The writer is therefore justified in
saving that mor crop failures have
been through the lack oi k~nowlcdge
ot how to care Tor the crop than
because vi the lack OF water
loo much water is AS d,trimcu.
tai rs an insufficient amount and
ar rs aS necessary to the growth
OF plants rs is moisture. W. mn I
not hc too hasty IN pr, Stunning that
our crops az" suffering tom lack
Ut water when it may H. Tor the lack
ut cultivation, OF the need ol ait,
niloe"u or humus. In order to
reach ideal irrigation, unl, enough
water should he applied to the sol
~ IS required Tor the growth OF
crops, whiCh experience has SHOWN
, lw a very small amount, som
IT our writers have suggee ted dit
ter mt methods oi the accomplish.
nunt ni the above results all oi
which are good. One writer calls
attention to alignment, grade and
condition OF bitches and points out
the logs oi water |" Tor" II reaches
the land to he irrigated; another
suggests irrigation under ground
10y means oi tile conduits, n most
IDEAL way: while another gives tx
p]urience ~ %Irrigating through tar.
rows slowly a method anyone can
lppiv) and by so doing gets tn,
moisture down dccpIn the soil and
immediately stops the moisture
from escaping back into the air
through caprllaty tubes, 10y means
ot tins thorough GUILTY. ition.
In my report to thc Governor u
year ago, | copied some expert.
mrnts made hy the L. = AgIicul
IuTal Department ON evaporation
from SOILS in which ihr tests show.
I'd an evaporation ~ "a days OF az
per cent tot water applied on bare
sou; d u per cent where covered
with ! inches OF mulch; } per cent
where cultivation VI soil mulch was
5 inches deep and only per cent
where the soil mulch was 10 inches
deep. 1t Is therefore not "A theory
hut "a demonstrated tact that II,
proper care, moisture eau he con
served in the soil.
Again, Over irrigation destroys
the farmers own land aud also
eventually hie ~ncignhurs lands be-
low, resulting IN the raising oi the
water table TO the surface oi the
SOL and on the lower land above
the surface thus allowing The sun
To rvaporatr the pure water, lcav.
lng the impurities oi alkali and ~.
IN when once drained out, you
either have alkalird land or the ir
ugLtion has puddcd Your soil, so
that II rs o susceptible 10 uriga
ton, cultivation and growth OF
crops. Then remedies have to he
rrsortel to in order to loosen up
the soil aud supply it with humus
and nitrogen. We are therefor,
not ONLY running our own and neigh.
bors land, but are utilizing water
that ought to he applied 10 other
lands.
VERSION l.. Sullivan,
Territorial Engineer,
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and ] don't care what he does about
IT,"
STAMPED cried the wrathful
postmsn. "Why, he wsghs ut least
ZOO pounds. And for that he's got
Que miserable two-cent stamp on
him. Officer, are you going u take
this fellow? ?"
Officer O'GIory 1uttercd the pages
Of his book Of rules. Unfortunately,
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he! Hei Hal Hal

McJigger-I tell you, IL didn't
take the FIRE long TO completely ruin
the. clock factory, did ity
Thingumbob-"No, and vet it con-
sumed considerable time.
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School Books and Supplies.

Everyone buying iuIl line Ut
books and supplies will he given
tree one pencil, rule and school bag.
4b-ti Elk Drug Store.
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For Rent

Seven room boarding house fur
nished. Price S25. per month.
Apply to Mrs. Crump.
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IT,. II. Hicman sold a lot on
West Main street to Mr.. Cover Tor
S2l5o.oo and lots 1 and , IN block
) Oh FIRST street lor Sboo.op.
DR.. {. G.. Clarke, vi Louisville,
Ky, has been spe ding several
weeks in y. NJ. and expresses NM
self rs we'll pleased with the coun-
try.
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The rucumcari Steam Laundry
will do cleaning and pressing, work
guaranteed FIRST class. 42.ti
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Mr.. Bricklcy, OF the Public Ser.
vice Co., informs the News that
there are no leak in the water
mains, as has been reported, but
that the leak ON the corner ol Main
and Second streets wa caused by
the blowing out oi a temporary
wooden plug, but since fire plug
has been placed the difficulty il
ended.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05
Dreamland Club Card
Is Promising
Amateur Boxers Try Out for the
FfsfiC Carnival to Be
Held AngaSf IL

The final tryouts of local amateur
boxers for the purpose Of selecting the
best material for the Dreamlahd dth-
letic clubs boxing cdrnlFal, Wnicn
takes place August L. were held last
night More than 20 of the amateurs
who desired to be matched donned the
mlttS and gave an eNnlpltlOh Ol eHei1- X
sleep dealing WallODs and their al
around ring generalship- FRANK
Schuler, who manages the boxing con.
tests of the Dreamland club, selected
his fighters last night and some spir-
tied contests are expected
Fight fans who delight in seeing ths
big fellows nail mule punches nome
will have their hearts desire filed II
some of the scrappers make good their
promises. Heavy Weights Cornell ana
McMurty will endeaVOr to send each
ether to the mat for the count; nos
fight is looked for in the Nick Stlver
and Kid Lewis scrap. Silver recently
defeated Harry Price OF the LarkSpur
club and Lewis won from Dennis
OConnell last month Silver and Lewis
weigh las pounds Another 145 pound
bout will take place between Billy
Long. a fast colored boy. and Herbert
of the printers union is matched with
Gus Miller Of the tanners union Both
men weigh 135.
ter and Jack Greig are matched. No,
AlliSter has whipped all the boys OF
his weight at the Siaplamat club and
Greig has also won several decisions.
Tim Regan, who lost a month ago for
the first time in his boxing career, will
endeavor to regain the laurelS he lost
TO Eugene Tacoma, who whipped him ID
the first round A hot fight is looked
for in this go Eddie Campt ana
frankie Burke, two little 100 Founders.
will wind up the program The lads
have fought a draw and, as each Is
very clever, an interesting scrap may
take place.
Each contest is scheduled for thres
rounds and an extra round Of two min
utes duration will be held IL tbs
judges are unable to decide as to the
winner at the end OF the third round
Frank Schuler will referee the bouts,
Joe Hickey has been chosen time keep
er and Matt Harris of the Olympic club
and Bert Kerrigan Of the Reliance club
will be the 1udges.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05
Baseball Notes

While scoring the winning run in the twen-
tieth inning at Portland on Sunday Rollie Zeider
slid into the plate and wrenched his back.
Therefore. the Seals will suffer for several days.
IN the meantime Curtis win do the honors at
third and McArdle viii play short.
Fred Beck. the new Seal center fielder, looks
like the the Seals have been searching for
all season A big. rangy fellow. be gets over
the ground nicely and be hits at the ball like
q who knows the Job. he gave the fans
a sample Of his pegging when he tossed Casey
out from deep center IN the opening inning
Dutch Altman has been sold back to Spokane
the town be played with last season, and will
ton In the meantime Van Haltren win try
out little Houston. the Portland busher. at sec
o1d base. Houston played game with Oak
land in the north and Van liked him so much
that he brought him back with the team.
President J. Cal Ewing telegraphed from
Denver yesterday the sad news Of his aged
mothers death. Ewing made a flying trip L
the Colorado city last Thursday and reached the
bedside Of his parent before she passed away
Mrs. Ewing q pioneer woman Of Alameda
county. Her remains viii be cremated and the
ashes shipped to Oakland.
Oakland has signed up another new pitcher in
the person Of Lschenbach of the Canton nine
OF the Ohio and Pennsylvania league. BischeD
bach wes the star pitcher OF the league last
season and ranks with the top notchers thii
season. His contract is signed sealed and ready
70 be delivered. and it is likely that he viii bs
on the lob early next week.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05
Seals Draw First Blood
With Beavers
Wills Pitches ShutOuf Ball and
Receives Grand Support
From Teammates
Rv w. ]. SIaftery

The Seals did not figure to beat the
Beavers yesterday after winning that
20 inning engagement in the north on
Sunday, but they went right through
with the stuff, however, and set all
basebelldom talking. It was hard
fought old struggle, with every con-
ceivabIe obstacle in the way, but San
Francisco was ever on the job at the
critical moment when a run meant
something. They landed twice in nine
innings but that pair looked ike a
million to the Portland bunch
Ralph Willis pitched one OF those
games that he used to tUirl when the
season was young and when nobody
was scoring runs off him. All the fans
remember how he worked then. lie
seemed just as good yesterday and he
had the Beavers going south. After
the first inning, when Casey was
tossed out at the pan on hair line play,
within whistling distance OF the goal
San Francisco put the first one
across in the second round casey
erred on an easy chance from the bat
Of Williams, who started on the next
pitched ball and stcle second Beck
bunted him along to third and Mickey
La Longe laid down a slow one TO
Cooney- While the play was being
made at first Williams tore home with
From that moment both the pitchers
waded in faster than ever and the game
resolved itself into one of those con-
tests where the batsmen came up, took
8 chance and then faded away. The
infelders were getting most OF the
chances and the pitchers were so TAR
ahead Of the batsmen that The latter
apparently were in for the afternoon
In the last half of the eighth the
Seals decided to make another or stop
Hildebrand. the first man up, worked
kinsella for a pass and Curtis neatly
sacrificed. Williams lifted a. little pop
fly into the air in back of second base
that everybody thought would be de-
voured by either Danzig or MCCredie.
But il was one OF those Texas boys
that is so hard TO gather in, and while
the Beaver nelderS pondered Hide
brand came on with the run.
Although it was not an Oakland day,
there 10 shout and root. Naturally,
they were all with the Seals, for every
game that Portland wins is bound to
make the pennant race worse for Oak
land.
Both teams worked nicely in the
field and the various players took care
Of nearly everything that skipped over
the diamond. willis made the only
error for the Seals by boOting a bunt
in the sixth inning. Strangely enough,
the lone miscue charged against Port
land was that one in the second when
Casey fell all over Williams grounder
and put the Seals in strong enough 70
get a run that was sufficient to win
the game. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05
MOran=Attell Go Likely
to Be Declared Off
CofrOfh viii Replace Abe With
Hani0n if Referee Is Not
Named Quickly

The fight fans of this city need not
be surprised in the least If Abe Attell.
feather weight champion of America,
and Owen Moran. the proud possessor
of the British title, do not settle their
old srudge at the Mission street arena
on Labor day. Just now a referee prob
lem that is apparently too difficult to
solve looms up In the way and unless
the men come to a peaceable settlement
within another week Jim Coffroth says
he will turn Attell adrfft and substitute
Eddie Hanlon.
The long boiling pot sputtered over
last Ts5I evening when Coffroth. Atten and
Ttv kreling, representing Moran. met
ana began to talk referees. In a
twinkling Atteu was out with the an
nouncement that he was for Jack
Welch and nobody else. He wanted to
have Welch named off the reel and he
seemed sure that his request would be
granted.
But Kreling was not for this. What
do you mean?" he asked. 1T is not
fair to bring Moran 5000 miles to fight
and then try to dictate to him. 1 have
no objection to Welch, but believe out
OF fairness to Moran that he should be
Therefore I will mention Eddie Smith,
Phil Wand and Billy Roche
Atteil, however, could not see any
body but Welch. He stated that so
long as Jeffries had turned down the
job he should be given the privilege
OF naming a man, and he went on
record. This made Coffroth very sore
and as Atten left the room the pro-
moter said:
Il will deliver my ultimatum right
now. If you do not agree upon a ref
cree by next Wednesday evening I will
simply call this match off and rematch
Moran and Eddie Han1on- Remember,
this is final 1 am tired Of diekering
over referees.
Moran announced that in the event
of Attells falling him he would be
willing and ready to take on Hanlon
at any weight the latter might desire.
Coffroth believes that Hanlon is a great
card now that he managed to come
back so strong against Johnny Murphy
50 it will not be at all unlikely If this
pair will furnish the Labor day pugflis-
tic show.
Needless to say, Hanlon is wild to get
chance at Moran or any other TOP
notcher at the present time. He is
flushed with pride over his recent sue
cess and believes that he is as good II
not g hetter man than he was four
years ago when he was taking on head
liners
In the meantime Moran and Krelins
will take to the woods Of Sonoms
county for a weeks outing. The little
Britisher wants to get out In the cOun-
try and sweat bit before beginning
training. He is rather heavy at pres
ent and he will have a lot of work or
his hands.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05
Butte Races

BUTTE, Mont, Aug. 4.-Tnirty-third day;
weather clear; track fast
FIRST RACE-Four furlongs selling, maiden
year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey W.T.. St. Str. Fin.
s-5-Goldena (Molesworth) ..105 2 / 1H1 2
6-l-Mer Buxton (vanDusen)102 8 IL
Time :3sg &iflnss aelsnes Hop Queen. Huro. WI
lava lava. Mabel Mabel Reed, slightly; Homelight,, sor-
Second and third handi1y.
SECOND RACE-seyen furlongs. selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT ST. Str. Fin.
sI-6uEe dEIeans sBatweifl sstadf5 lis 1H3 *
2-1.spring Leaf (vanDusenl.1I7 Z 4 80
zick Abrams. Hand Me- Down. LaEeview. view fin.
ished as named. Winner b. m. a. by Logan
Paddy Getaway; Start good: Won driving. Sec.
his move bit soon and the horse tired at end.
THIRD RACE-Seven furlongs. selling
Odds Horse and Jockey. W.T. St str. Fin.
s-1-Nettie Hicks (Robart1 III 2 I1ss
wban.sto Time, a2s Southern Knight Sir Wesley
finished as named. Winner CHI g. (3) by Star
Ruby Harmony. Start poor. Won driving. Next
two same. Agreement much the best. Cur
FOURTH RACE-one and sixteenth miles,
selling, year olds and upward:
ODDS; Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str; Fin
sl-sssdn.l PsB saEss sonSS but~elD1Ss 1S
9-&Herodotus (BoreD ..... .1Os 4 8
Time. 1:49. Dick Redd. Esther B, Elie Ruth
w. Golden Wine, Lazell finished as named
Winner blk. h. (4) by Royal Flush uI-Bendo-
retta. Start bad. Won cleyerly. Next two
driving. Esther no chance: was turned side
ways at start
FIFTH RAcE-Five furlongs. handicap, ali
ages:
Odds. Horse and Jockey W.T. ST. Str Fin.
Chilly Mayham (E.Clark)110 2 11a1
4-5-Port Malone (vanDusen)106 1 1 21a2 2H
1-l-Canardo (Oallahanl 49,. .110 3 pa
Time, 1:01. Sevenfull, Cooney Nen, finished
as named Winner b. m. (a) by The Hero-Katie
Waroekus. Start good. Won In hard drive
of two. Third easily. Canardo, outrun all the
way, made up ground fast final sixteenth. Sew.
enfull's race should be thrown out.
SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs, selling, year
olds:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT ST Str. Fin.
8-5-Edrona (Borell 100
15-I-Theo Phillips Pendgst)1os Z 6 8 IL
Schlieder. Harry Stanhope, finished named.
Edrona. much the best, stumbled badly ut start
SEVENTH RACE-Five furlongs. purse, year
olds and upward
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. ST. Str. Fin
5-1-Redan Oeedsl .........1o7 % IL
6-1-St. Joe (Otis) 10y "a
1-1-Ellerd (Kirschbaum) ....1 ITO III
Time. 1:01h Kenilworth, Huachuca, Campus
II, Golden Plume. Chief Bush. finished named
Winner b. 6. (a) by Artillery Princess Norette.
Start good. Won driving. Next two same.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05
EASY FoR LARNEn

BOSTON, Mass, Aug. 4.-WiIliam A
Larned OF Annapolis won the first leg
in the Longwood cup today by defeaf7
ing Raymond d. Little Of New York
In the challenge match of the eight
eenth annual Longwood tennis tourna-
Inent. three sets TO love, the scores
being 6-4, 81, 6-3.
Larned having won permanent pos
session of the cup played for last year,
defended his title of last years cham
pion against Little today.
The analysis Of play shows that
Larned made 29 nets to Littles Is. 13
cuts to Little's "a, 43 places TO Little's
Fl, and double faults to Little's 4.
Larned is credited with three service
aces. Little served not q enc
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05
|NestOr of Turf Wins
First Victory
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SARATOGA, Aug. 4.-General Ste
phen Sanford. the nestor of the
american turf. won his first race for
the season today. His home bred colt
Sir John Johnson, won the Huron
handicap by leading from start tc
finish. Just behind him were Harry
Payne Whitney's pair, Royal Tourist
and Delirium.
When Sir John Johnson dashed home
in front the crowd. almost as one man
turned toward the box in which the
venerable turfman sat and cheered him
heartily for five minutes.
Although Sir John Johnson rar
creditably and his victory was well
earned by hard effort all through the
homestretch, he was In many respects
fortunate to win. He was well handled
by Midget" Sweet, who took him tc
the front and rated his speed from
riders Dugan and Notter rode like
novfces on Royal Tourist and Delirium
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-Handicap,. for year olds, ivs
and half furlongs. purse, $500 added:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
S-i-sea Cid, 1o7 q. }lsa1} Dasa1}
Time, 1:0e Madman. Hoffman, Joe Madden
Schleswig. Taboo and Direct finished named
SECOND RAOE-For year olds and upward
Selung, S4UU dQQeu one mile.
Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin
3-1-Pins and Needles, 106 Sweet ............1 J
8-5-Fancy. 102 C. Dugan) Observation-Disclosures. z
S-1-Poly Watts, 81 Oang). )...................s
Time, lao 2-5. Import, Kinochan and Lally
finished as named.
THIRD RACE-For year olds selling purse
S4O0 added, i've and half furlongs:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
e-6-High Range. 112 (ShillingJ ...............
6-1-The Gardener, 102 (AlcCarthy). ...........s
S-1-Cotytto. 80 (McCahey) Observation-Disclosures. 3
Time, LOG As. Midshipman Easy, Variation
Lasata, Rock Ore and Clef finished named.
FOURTH RACE-The Huron handicap, $500
added, for year olds and upward, one and
ree-sixteenths miles:
Odds Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin
3-1-Sir John johnson, 96 (Sweet) t).............. !
2-7-Royal Tourist, 112 (E. Dugan). .......... Z
2-I-Delirium, 1o7 lNotter). ......-.........--. q
Time, 1:5S 80. obert finished fourth.
FIFTH RACE3The Seneca, for year olds
800 added, selling six furlongs:
Odds Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin
6-b-W0odcraft, 81 Sweet. t).................1
10-1-Adrfuche, 100 CIV. Miller).
b-1-Gowan, los (Shilling) Observation-Disclosures.
Time, lip 3-5. Adirana, Whip Top and Ardrt
finished named.
SIXTH RACE-For maiden year olds and
upward, selling, S400 added, mile:
Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin
4-1-Gramsar, 81 (E. Dugan) ).................. j
3-2-Torenit, "a (Sweetl tl.....-................e g
3-1-Chief Brant, los CIV. Miller) ....-.....-. 8
Time, 1:41 3-5. Punch, Florence II, Tender
True Queen and Admiral Dot finished as named.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05
vTrackR
TOupee Ties ROseben's Six Fur1Ong
Record in Race at The Meadows
By J. K. Jefery

SEATTLE, Aug. 4-Wlliam Gabrers reiuvenaed sprnter
Toupee made track record and equaed American
record for six fuong made Belmont Park October 1905 by
running the distance IL 5 winning handicap
The Meadows today Several the time
of the t faster than the the figures officially hung
and altogether probable that had Toupee hard pressed
could done better actually
with with such celebrities Gemme Tony Faust and Sugar
maid vainy trying to keep up with him.
His feat of today followed series of victories
selling ruled slight favorite betting Uncle
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05
KETcHEL RESTING

Stanley Ketchel is enjoying a few
days of rest after his recent strenuous
career In the ring Though it is only a
Kelly, the middle weight champion is
matched to take on Joe Thomas at
catch weights before Jack Gleason S
club on August 1S. In the meantime
weight.
1t is likely that the champion will
scale about 169 or ITO pounds the next
time he starts He realizes that he is
q heavy weight at last and he will not
try to make weight for any Of them
after he has finished with Papke at
Los Angeles on Admission day.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05
BUTTE ENTRIES


First race, FIVE furlongs, seling-Columbia
Maid. Dollar Chaser. Cardinal Taskmaster, 90
cytus, Kismet Jr., Mossback, Godfather, Irish
Mike, Siege Gun. J. F. Anderson.
Second race, five furlongs, purse-Hop Queen.
Mrs. Mathews, Bonnie Briar Bush, Helisme,
Efrervescence, Pimkim, Redan, Lord Rossington,
Knowledge, Glendenning, Florentine. Kate 8.
Third race, six furlongs. selling-Prince Ala
mo. Disagreement. Tyler, Knight Deck, Trocha.
Marise, Mabel Fountain, Recluse. Ollie Ward,
Sir Barry, Jolter.
Fourth race, seven furlongs, selling-Rustling
Silk, Patriotic. Brawny Lad, Lucy Marie, Co
tillion, Decklaw, Free Knight the Bear, vinton.
Kamsack.
Fifth race, six furlongs. se1ling-Ruscimo.
Black Dress, Zoe Young. Balreed, Lizzie AL
bertine, Hark, Reuben. Sam Barber, Dorian
Prince, Lerida. Western, Beaver Dam Lad.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth, selling
Nina Gibson, Silver Skin. Proteus, Shady Lad,
Mendon, Elevation, HI Caul Cap, Markie Mayer,
Belden.
Seventh race, mile and a sixteenth, selling
Prince of Orange, Lady Alicia, Happy Rice,
Kenova, Wisehand Bon Vivant, Eabonassar,
Benvolio
Weather clear, track fast
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05
YAcHTsMAN HOME. AGAIN
Commodore Keane Entertained
by Sailors in Europe

OAKLAND, Aug. 4.-Commodore D.
J. Keane Of the California yacht club
has returned to his home in this city
after three months trip abroad with
his wife. While away Commodore
Keane was extensively entertained by
yachtsmen on the Atlantic coast, in
France and in the British isles At
the Isle of Wight Sir Thomas Lipton's
yacht, Shamrock ", was visited Com
modore Keane was also present at the
regatta of the Royal Arthur yacht club
Of London at Brighton. On the return
Quebec, Montreal, Winnipeg and Banf.
reaching California via Vahcouver. B. q
A banquet will be given in honor of
Commodore Keane at the next meet
ing Of the California yacht club.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05
FRANK M'DONALD
TO TRAIN JOE CANS

handled Joe Cans for his fight with
Battling Nelson at Go1dfield nearly two
years ago, will assume the job
of boss of the fallen masters camp
this time. Benny Selig, Cans man
ager, came to terms with Mcdonald
yesterday afternoon and incidentally
turned down applications from many
aspiring young men who wanted the
job.
Cans will remain in Lake county till
August 19, when he will breeze into
Crolls garden, Alameda, and begin
active preparations for his third meet
ing with Nelson at the Mission street
arena on Admission day Cans will
train in Alameda this time, because he
believes that the cooler climate there
will be more beneficial than the
weather in San Rafael.