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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

Today is the day of all days for
the baseball fan. It's the day that his
heart has been longing and yearnIng
ior during all these long and dreary
months of winter. When the hour of
. rolls around this afternoon he will
sit out in his favorite seat opposite
hrst base perhaps or near third or be
hino the plate-dig into his bag vi
peanuts and smile the contented smile.
when Umpire Jack OConnell gives
the san Francisco and Portland play
ers the word to mix it in the first
struggle for the 1908 baseball su.
premacy in the Pacific coast league.
The signs all point to great day
Tor the great American pastime. The
weather is right. the new grass diamond
is green and tempting looking and the
most important adjunct, the ball team
is nit and ready. All that is lacking
now IS few hours of time Then
the fun that will wax fast and furious
OF seven happy months will be on.
Not since the year 1898. when base
bali was revived in San Francisco after
d long and peaceful slumber has the
home team failed to give the visiting
nine trimming in the eye opening
battle of the season. This is a long
and proud record and it has been
forcibly impressed upon the minds of
all the PLAYERS of the 1908 San Fran
cisco squad. Now it is up TO them
TO preserve the honor of the home
guard and sustain record that prob
ably has never been beaten in any
league in the United States.
SEAL SQUAD LIMBERs UP
Looking like a flock of three time
pennant winners the Seals arrived from
their training camp in Bakersfield
bright and early yesterday morning
ma Of fIa
ton Of Catcher La Longe, was in
real shape to start the season. La
Longe injured his right hand in prac-
tice the other day and will not be able
to get into the game for week
or so
After looking the old town over and
partal1ing of luncheon the boys made
their way to the ball park and donned
their old training suits for the final
game. For three hours they went
through light practice before good
sized handful of fans who lined up
along first base and rooted for their
favorites.
The first work consisted of hitting
All the pitchers We're given chance
to warm up their bread winning arms
and the other members of the team
took their turns in ba ting the twist
Nif2 chN' <NItVl tNtiA bOdS lidu Idu
couple of dozen wallops at the leather
the boys lined up in the field and went
through an hours work of the regula-
ton order.
Every man seemed at his best in the
field and though they were supposed to
do only little light work the players
soon warmed up to their tasks. and
after the first Is minutes, they were
going to it as though great game
was at stake.
BEAVERS DO LIGHT WORK
The boys showed a lot of class when
they appeared against the Chicago
White SoX nearly a month ago but
they were so per cent faster yester-
day afternoon. The three weeks work
at the training camp did them a
world OF good. The stiffness that
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
Two Mile Record Is
Cut by Hemrod
Fast Pomona Runner is Sensd-
ton of TRACK Meet Held
at Berkeley

BERK ELEY, April 3.--Fourfi fifths of
a second were clipped off the intercol-
iegiate two mile record this afternoon
in the University of California Pomona
meet on the local oval. where Tie blue
and gold athletes were victorious by
score OF 90 e-3 TO II 1-3. The woncer-
full Pomona runne~ had just previously
finished first in the mile in the fast time
of 4:32, when he surprised the bleachers
by breastins the tape after te, times
around the track in the time of
1910 Is, breaking the intercollegiate
record of 1911 held by Nash of Stan
ford
In the $40, stanton ran in his usual
fine form and, though 10 yards heh;nc
in the first half of the race. he passed
Sloan and reached the tape 25 yards
ahead OF him in the time of 80 3-5.
The events follow:
Hammer throu-won by Mum It. 81. Bal
zarri ~. C.. second. Gazier ~. g. third. Dis
tsnce. l4O feet inches.
s MnsIwe9 BY Ii@rod o.. Erskipe e. c.
Freshman mie-won by Briggs tP.l, Mahon
o.. c. second, Bateman >tu. C.l third Time
100 yard dasl-won by Paul q. CT. Sloan
tP.i second. Grundy ~. c. third. Time. 10 3-5
40 yard dssh-Won by Stanton IL. ca Sloan
(P.l second. Jones IL. c. third. gimc. 80 30
$50 yard dash-Won by Dowd (U. c., Dozier
lU. c. second. Leggitt u. c. third. Time
2:O4.
High jump-Munger and Norman (P.) tied fel
FIRST. Mum third. Height. feet l1A inches.
Two mile race-won hy Himrod P.). Leeke
third. Time. 1910 1-5
Low hurdes-Non by John ~. ca. Spurgeon
(P-l second. Grubb CU ca third Time. 20 -
Shotput-Won by Num- u. e.. Blake (Pi
second. Boodleman (P.) third. Distance, 40 feet
loi5 inches.
Broad jump-won by Kretznger ~. c., Chap
man (U. c. second. Mum &C. ca third Dis
tance. p feet i inches.
Relay race-Won by Fish Jones, Cheney and
McNieiey IL. c. Time :s:Sa 10
22o yard dash--Won by Stanton (C- c.. Paul
% 2-5.
Pole vauit-won by Bull IL. CO. two Pomona
men and four Z. c. men tied for third. No one
qualified for second
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
MRS. CHIDESTER DIES
AFTER AN OPERATION

Mrs. Marie Bull Chidester. wife of DR..
Walter c. Chidester Of San Mateo and
one Of the prominent social leaders
IN the community. died at the Adler
sanitarium yesterday. she was taken
TO the sanitarium q few days ago. suf-
fering from appendicitis. but failed to
there.
Mrs. Chidester had been married but
two years and was IS years old. She
was the daughter Of Alpheus Bull.
The funeral viii take place from the
residence of her sister at $3.50 Jackson
street at o'clock this afternoon.
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MATRIMONIAL

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LADIES and GENTS wishing TO marry call or
write MRS. MCCARTHY. 176I Geary St; send
25c for iufoTma tiOu
PARTIES desiring to marry. call or address
MRS F. BROWN SIS Franklin ST. OAKLAND.
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WATSON IS CHOSEN
TO LEAD POPULISTS
Nebraska Delegation Withdraws
When They Find Bryan
Has No Chance
Fight to Postpone Naming OF
Candidates Until Others
Have Acted

ST. LOUIS. april 3.-For president of
United states-ThomRs T.. Watson Of
Georgia.
For Hfcc prcsidcnt-SsmueI W. VII
Ifsms of Indiana.
This ticket was nominated today by
The peoples party convention. after two
stormy sessions in which the Nebras-
ka and Minnesota delegations working
for William J. Bryan. strove 20 bring
about an adjournment of the conVen-
tion until nominations had been made
by the democratic and republican
parties.
The Nebraska men fought desper-
ately to the last. and when Jay a
Forest Of Albany. y Y mounted the
platform to place Watson in nomina-
tion. they Withdrew from the conven-
tion. If Bryan is nominated at Denver
the men who walked out of today s
convention will support him and de-
clare that the populists Of Nebraska
will do so to a man.
At the morning session the Nebraska
men made decided headway. They
flibustered cleverly. and with a
knowledge OF parliamentary procedure
that several times threw the conNen-
hon into fearful snarls. They fought
long and hard TO have Temporary
Chairman JacOD - 1oAcA o. oitio HiduV
permanent chairman, not because of
any affection they bore him. but be
cause they believed that they could
tsngle him up and in that way stand
off the nominations CoXey, who is
q genial easy going presiding officer.
begged them to allow him to withdraw,
hut they fought for him against his
Will. They were beaten. however, and
George a Honnecker of Jersey City
was made permanent chairman
Thomas r, Watson. the presidential
nominee, IS well known throughout the
country. and his political life is ia
fniliar history. Samuel L. Wilson. the
candidate for vice president. is resi-
dent Of Nincennes. Ind. where he has
practiced law for many years He is
So wears Of age. and has always been
more or less Of an active participant
in politics. lie has been identified
with the populist party since its crea-
ton.
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Seals and Beavers Await The Signal Of
the Umpire to Clash in First Game
BY wiIIiar1, j. SIattery

could be noticed in the training games
has entirely disappeared and the team
work that Captain Mohler developed
during the conditioning period in the
south can be noticed at glance.
Manager Walter McCredie led his
bunch OF Beavers to the park yesterday
morning and worked them at lively
clip for two hours. All the players
fell in love with the new grass dia-
mond as soon as they cast their peppers
on it. They romped around the field
as fast they did while blanking the
st. Marys college nine at Oakland on
Thursday afternoon, and when the
work was done McCredie looked hap
by aud assured all his friends that he
would surely hang it on the Seals this
afternoon.
The players of both teams will re-
port 1T the ball part at noon and don
their new uniforms. Half an hour
later the big procession will be formed
in front of the ball park. The play
ers and the officers of the league now
In the city will jump into waiting au-
tomobiles and be chugged through the
principal streets for a couple of hours.
BIG PARADE BEFORE GAME
TIL, parade will proceed along Va
IeEcia street to Market to the ferry,
back Market street to Kearny. along
Kearny to California. out California
t0 Van Ness avenue, along Van Ness
avenue to Golden Gate, back to Sutter
and out Sutter TO Fillmore, and along
that thoroughfare till every fan has
had a chance to feast his or her eyes
on the occupants of the autos.
Promptly at three bells, Big Jack
O'Connell will make the first high
sign of the season and the game Will
be on. Everything in the park is in
readiness for the event Mickey. the
mascot, will be there with his broad
smile and new white uniform, and
old Doc Frost promises to be on the
job. adorned in a regalia that will win
all by itself.
The teams will go to the bat in the
g. orIo
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
OAKLAND. AT Los ANGELES

LOS ANGELES, April 3.-Mayor Har-
per will pitch the first ball and Jim
Jeffries may catch it at the season 3
opening game of the Pacific Coast
league tomorrow afternoon, in which
the Los Angeles and the Oakland teams
will cross bats a Chutes Park. Several
thousand fans are expected to join in
a parade through the streets with the
players. The Oakland team got in
from Redlands this afternoon, and Van
Haltren says his men are in excellent
condition. Hopkins or Wright and
Eastwood will be Oaklands battery.
and Hosp and Hogan for Los Angeles.
Bull Perrine will umpire.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
MEErINGs-specisI
AssEssnENr NoTICEs
.-o,.,l,,. II. ,esr.ssOtrx-r

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
Unset MON ARCH OF. COMPANY. location of
principal place OF business y ing city ana
county OF San Francisco. Cal. Notice ~ heree9
given that at a meeting OF the direcfofs. neid
on the 27fh day Of March. ietlS an assessment
OF ten cents t1Oei snare was leVied upyi,
the capital stock Of the corporatipn- pa9 9anir
Immediately in lawful mcnsy Of the uiteu
states to the Secretary. az the office OF the
company No. 40 CLAW ST.. san Francisco Sai;
Any stock upon winch this assessment es slan
remain hnnait on the 27th day OF April. 190S.
will be delindGent and advertised for sale az
public auction and unless payment - made
before will be sold on the 18th day OF MAY
1905 at II O'Clock noon. at the office OF Tue
company 70 paw the delinquent assessment
ne1ses of sale GEO. A. DOUGLASS.
Secretary Of sunset Monarch Oil Co.. 80 Gay
street
Dated March 27 1905
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
DEATHS

BOYSEN--In Pinole, Cal, April !. l9OS, Henry
Boysen. dearly beloved son of Mrs: A. G.
Boysen and the late Hans Boysen of Pinole,
ami dearly beloved brother of Mrs. NJ. Green
of San Francisco and Frieda Boysen or Plnoe,
native of San Francisco. Cal, aged "a years
and months.
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Snn-
day. morning. April ). at o'clock under
the auspices of Pinole lodge No. 353, +.
& A. NJ, at the family residence in Plnole,
thence by the IL O'Clock train for Oakland,
taking the electric funeral car at Poiir Ricli-
mond. lntermcnt Mountain View cemetery
CABLE-In Oakland Cal. April 3, 1905, Eliza
and mother of William c.. Harry e., Samuel
g., Emma f. and Carrie NJ. Cable and Mrs.
W. G. Stratton, aged 40 years II months
and 20 days
cARRoLL--In this city, April s. 1905, William
Carroll. loving brother Of Mrs Mary La
porte and the late John Carroll native oil
County Fermanagh, ireland, aged % years;
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Monday, April
6. at S:3o O'Clock a. m. from the residence
of his sister. Mrs. Mary Laporte, 81 Cali
fornia avenue near Cortland, thence to st.
Paul's church, where requiem high mass
for the repose of his soul viii be ceiebra ted.
commencing at a.. IN. lnterment Holy Cross
cemetery.
cAsTLE-In this city. April 5. 1905. at his
residence. 35l Chapultepec street. James be-
loved husband of Ray Castle, native of
Kings, County rulmore, ireland. aged 6s
years.
cHIDESTER-I In this city, April 3. 1908, Ma
re Bull Chichester, beloved wife OF Dr. wal
ter G.. Chidester. and daughter OF the late
AIphens and Jennie Bull. a native OF San
Francisco, CAL. aged 27 years and IL days.
Funeral services will be held today tSat-
Jackson street Iuternenf private. Please omit
flowers.
DuNN-April .. 1905. John J. Dunn. dearly
beloved son of Bridget and the late John ;.
Dunn, and loving brother OF Mary Dunn.
native OF San Francisco. CaL, aged l6 years
: months and ~ days. A member OF the
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
MORTON SUFFERS FROM
PTOMAINE POISONING
President of Equitable Becomes
Very I'll at Banquet Given
i'm His Honor
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

TACOMA, April 3.-Paul Morton,
president of the Equitable life assur-
snce society, is suffering from an at
tack of ptomaine poisoning. Morton
came TO Tacoma yesterday afternoon
from Seattle. and despite the fact that
he was feeling slightly indisposed he
was the guest Of L. r. Manning and
other local businessmen in an automo-
bile ride about the city.
AT a dinner given last night at the
Union club in honor of the visiting
financfer. Morton became extremely ill.
He was unable to partake Of the ban
ouet and contented himself with a diet
OF toast and milk.
Morton left at midnight for Portland,
en- route 10 New York.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in this city Friday, April ,:
Charles Carlson. os, 5s7 Birch ave, and Maria
Lindstrom. 20, 2974 Pacific ave.
Tim Sullivan, %. sRosevie, and Mildred Saw
telle. Is. 1144 Cole ST.
Nathan Shoor. %, 4491a Minna st, and Sadie
Zimet, 10. 4S0 Natoma ST
John Gere. "a, and Annie Eatwell, "a both
of zoos A st.
OAKLAND. April s.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Robert l.. Bentley Jr.. Il, San Francisco, and
Edna Whitney, 90 Oakland.
George L. Pitman "a. and Lillian G. Wick
ney, 30, both of Berkeley
Arthur Bourne. 20. Oakland, and Eleanor Me-
Curdy, q, Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
AGED MAN MISSING

AGED MAN MISSING-The police noti-
fed yesterday of the disappearance of Henry
Vol from his residence at { Farren avenue,
Wednesday. He is 62 years old and at the
time of the earthquake and fire kept a butcher
shop at Third and Minna streets Since that
time he has been respondent. 1t is feared that
he has committed suicide
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mali
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be indorset
with the name and residence OF persons autnor-
ized to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply 10 the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free OF charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
STATE LEAGUE GAME

ALAMEDA. April S.-The state base
ball league will open the local season
here tomorrow, when the Alamedas and
the Stocktons will meet at Recreation
park Prior to the game. which will
be called AT 8 o'clock. there will be a
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
rRoLLEy Gases coNTINuEp

The group of bribery indictments
known as the trolley cases were on
Judge Lawlor's calendar yesterday to
be set for trial. but by consent were
continued to March 8.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
BIRTHS

LISHMAN--In Oakland Cal, April ? 1908, TO
the wife of Norman Lishman. son.
MACDONALD--In Berkeley, Call April 3, zoos,
TO the wife OF Arch 5. Macdonald, a son.
SIEMER--In this city, March 81, 1905, 10 the
wife OF Il. Siemer Jr., son.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
TO DISCUSS FAIRGROUNDS

The local council of women will meet
today at 2:30 o'clock at the rooms of
the California club. Mrs. Lowell White
viii speak on Public Fairgrounds"
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

parade of automobiles containing the
players. The teams will be made UP
as follows:
Alameda-Broadbent. shoFtStOp; Dewey. left
field; Russell. second base; Hartman. center
field; Shea, right field: Burns. catcher; Rogers.
first base; Hallinan, third base; Johnson, Nelson
Peterson. pitcher.
Stoekton-Shay. second base: Campbell. center
field: Moriarvy shortstOp; NIOskiman, left field;
Henderson. pitcher: Hackett. catcher; Murphy y.
Arst base; Morrison right field; Joyce, third
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
INFORMATION WANTED

know the whereabouts OF John j.
Farmer a carpenter by trade, last heard from
at san Francisco GA Howard ST.. years ago
Informa tion leading to his whereabouts viii he
rewarded Address GEORGE CARTER, lo>t
Peninsular av.. Portland or.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
Additional Sports News

Captain Kenneth L. Fenton.
crack ball player who will lead
the cardinal nine against the
blue and gold today, in the first
game of series.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
WINS BRILLIANT GAME

VIENNA, April 3.-In tho. ninth
round of the international chess tourn-
ament today Marshall. the American,
beat Bardeleben of Berlin in brilliant
style. Teichmann of London defeated
Joiner. the other American player.
Schleichter and Duras now lead the
tournament
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
BUSINESS PERSONALS

FOR AN EFFECTIVE AND LASTING CURE
OF PILES REQUIRES ONE BOX HEMLOCk
SALVE- SEND rs CENTS no JOHN PAUL
GARDNER. SOS EAST STARK STREET.
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CASE.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
MARRIAGE

ROBINSON N-FULKERSoN-In this city. April
2. 1908. by the Rev. Frank Stuart Ford, pas
tor First Christian church, Harry Robinson
and Annie +. Fulkerson, both of San fran-
cisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

A WOMAN OF STRANGE POWER.
NINE. ANNA NJ. VOGEL.
ASTRAL DEAD TRANCE CLAIRvOYANT
AND PSYCHIC PAL1fISr-
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BEAVERS DO LIGHT WORK

The boys showed a lot of class when
they appeared against the Chicago
White Sox nearly a month ago but
they We're 50 per cent faster yester-
day afternoon The three weeks work
al the training camp did them
world OF good. The stiffness that
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

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Assets.

There is young fellow in Pittsburg
who will undoubtedly get aloag.- al
though, as yet, he has not succeeded in
amassing vast wealth. In fact, he re-
ceives a weekly wage of SIS. He is,
however, as extremely good looking
and entertaining young man, and not
long ago succeeded in making such an
impression upon the daughter Of a
well-to-do manufacturer that it vas de-
cided between them that he should
ask papa" This he proceeded to do,
and, to his surprise, was received not
unkindly.
well, lets see, my boy" the old
man remarked. pushing up his glasses.
what is your annual income?"
"Well, sir, l should estimate it at
$4,000" the young man replied.
"Well-not so bad, not SO bad" the
old man said. THAT added to her inter-
est at four per cent on the $4,000
have always said would settle upon
Mary at her marriage would give you
$4,000. You should be able to get
along"
well, sir, to tell the truth" the
young man interrupted, 81 took the lib
erty of figuring that interest into my
estimate. Harper Weekly.