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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
PRINCE NAPOLEON
TO RIVAL KIRMESS
Society Thespians Make EIabO-
rate Plans for Staging of
Musical Extravaganza
Prominent Women Aid Scheme
TO Secure Funds for TeIe=
graph Hill Dispensary


Music, songs, catchy dances and the
best amateur talent local society can
produce VIII help to make Prince Ma
Poieon,' the musical extravaganza to
be given in this city in January, the
best production ever launched by the
San Francisco smart set, surprising
even in cleverness and brilliancy the
Eirmess II last winter.
The meeting this afternoon at the
fairmont. TO which only those with
histrionic talent have been asked, is
1or the purpose of forming the various
groups Of those who are to participate
IN the performance. The play selected
was written by H Wade Davis, and
the drilling and rehearsal Of the Yari-
Gus groups are to be under the special
supervision of Davis and his brother,
". Mills Davis
As the same piece has been enacted
1or charity in several of the large cities
X Is expected il viii be a success here.
especially Is several catchy local songs
nave been added, composed by Harold
Bingham, George de Long and others.
FOUNDED ON COLLEGE LIFE
The play is founded upon college
life, and the groups are to represent
the different phases that go to make
college life, and coeducatiOnal college
AiAS d lndl so enlONSOle. IneN con-
sist OF students, seniors, juniors, sopho-
mores, freshmen. college men, college
girls, sororIties, fraternities, alumni,
glee club, basket ball girls, sailors,
faculty, football and baseball boys, etc.
Costuming, stage scenery and fittings
VIII be brought from the east and
dancing and singing instructors are to
be engaged for the drilling which the
young women and men are already an
ticipating with keen enthusiasm. The
rehearsals promise TO be informal and
jolly and the work they entail viii be
for a good cause.-The Telegraph Hill
free dispensary. This is an OrganiZa-
tion that takes care of the sick poor Of
the congested district ranging from
Broadway and Mason street to the
bay-an organization which furnishes
doctors nurses and medicines and
maintains besides a lending bureau to
supply 10 the sickrooms the necessi-
ties beyond the pockets Of the pa
tients. II is q worthy charity under
the special management of Miss Eliza
beth Ashe.
SOCIETY WOMEN AID SCHEME
Mrs. Norman McLaren and Mrs. c. O..
Alexander are taking special charge Of
the rehearsals.
The patronesses who are assisting
them are:
Mrs. Francis Csrolsn Mrs W. 5. Tevis
Ai-s EdEard J. Eyre Mrs Mountford s VIII
9lrs- joseph D. Grant son ..aor
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
LICENSE FOR SALOON
AT TRACY is DENIED
Supervisors Refuse to Give
Liquor Permit
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Dec. 6.-Goodwin & Ban
ia of Tracy, who have saloon in that
town, today applied to the board of su-
pervisors for a license to conduct an
other resort there. The board refused
to grant their petition.
o. Weinhold, twice convicted of sell
ing liquor without a license, has ap-
piled for license to run a saloon in
the City homestead His applica tion
has a long list of signatures of resi-
dents of the addition. The board will
pass upon it tomorrow.
Licenses were granted to the Car
,negie brick and pottery company to sell
liquor at Carnegie, to NJ j. Souza at
Roberts island, and Frank GaIego at
Banta.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
RANCH HAND CUTS THROAT
WITH RAZOR AND DIES
Leaves Note Saying He Was
Hounded to Death
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Dec. 6-George Buck,
a ranch hand employed by j. E. and A.
Grummett, farmers. nine miles south
west of Tracy, committed suicide yes
terday by cutting his throat with a
razor Drink is said to have been re-
sponsible for the deed
He had tied the razor to his hand
to make doubly sure of his job. The
dead man left the following note.
Mr.. Grummet: l ask your forgive
ness for what 1 am about to do, but
l am bounded to death by man named
Baker of Stockton.
Il have brother in Stockton whom
1 have not seen for some years. His
address is McLedd's addition, Stockton
l am losing my mind Goodby.
GEORGE BUCK"
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
TRIPLFTS ARE BORN
TO POOR COUPLE
First to Arrive in Sacramento
in Twenty Years and Are
Preceded by Poverty

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 6.-Triplets
arrived at the home of Mrs. Frank
Woodbridge this morning, the first
time in 20 years that the stork has
been so generous with one family here.
Two of the triplets were girls weigh
ing FIVE pounds each. The boy baby
weighed six pounds. They have ar
rived in a home where poverty has
preceded them and the charitable in
stitutions of the city are giving aid.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
UMBRELLA FURNISHES
CLEW TO ASSAILANT
Son of Wealthy Rancher Ar
rested for Beating Aged Man

means of his hat and umbrella, l..
Turner, son of a wealthy rancher of
this vicinity, was arrested today for an
assault on j. Mel1o, an aged miner,
which was committed last night.
Mello reported to the police that he
was called to the door after dark and
when he opened it he was struck over
the head with a club.
He fought with his assailant and
finally closed the door, when he found
that he had captured a hat and UNI
brella, trophies of the struggle.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
FATHER AND SON ARE
STABBED IN OWN YARD
Police on Trail of Knife WieIder
Who Escapes
Especial Dispatch 70 The Call

SANTA ROSA, Dec. 6.-Officers are
today seeking Leno Castilianto who is
accused of having seriously stabbed
Angeleo Denucci and his son Samuel
Denucci last night at camp No. near
Hilton on the Russian river.
According to the story told the sher-
iff's Office here CastiIianto created
trouble at the Denucci home yester-
day and was compelled to leave
During the evening when Denucci
went in the yard he was attacked by
Castilianto with a knife and SEVERELY
stabbed. Denuccis call for helm was
responded to by his son, who grappled
with Castilianto and was cut in the
hands and under the arm
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
POWER TRUST MAY GET
STANISLAUS SYSTEM
Sale of Plant Marks Passing of
Independents
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Dec.s Sit is reported
that the sale of the Consolidated Stan
islaus water and power company's sys-
tenn on the Stanislaus river to the Oak
dale irrigation district, said to have
been consumated Saturday, marks
the passing of the last independent
power company.
The bitches, rights and surveys will
be utilized by the district. The power
plant viii in all probability in the near
future pass into the hands of the water
power trust.
Report also has it that bond agents
and other representatives of the water
power trust in New York have been
negotiating for long time for the
acquisition of the Tulloch power rights.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
STOCKTON MERCHANTS
GIVE MUSICAL SMOKER
"Get Together" Function Is
Largely Attended
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

STOCKTON, Dec. s.-The stockton
Retail Merchants association gave a
musical smoker" this evening. The
affair took place at local cafe and
began at o'clock The smoker was a
sort of get together" function and
was attended by 20 or so local retail
merchants. Addresses were made by
Attorney A. II. Ashley. Attorney Law
T. Freitas; Irving Martin, editor of
the Stockton Daily Evening Record,
and III. w. Lewis, president of the as
sociation.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
FORFEITS BOND AND
APPEARS IN COURT
Alleged Embezzler Ready to
Stand Trial
ISn.cinI Disnntch 10 TIE Call

NEVADA CITY, Dec. 6.-E III. Will
son, manager of the Sixteen to One
mine. whose failure TO appear in court
to answer to an indictment charging
him with embezzlement caused the for
feiture of his bond and the issuance
of bench warrant for his arrest, ap-
peared in court today voluntarily after
being absent for almost a week. He
was reinanded into custody and Judge
Jones demanded a new bond Wilson
is charged with padding the company's
payroll
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
SUPREME COURT WILL
REVIEW LABOR CASE
Grants Writ to Gompers, Nor
risOn and Mitchell

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.--The supreme
court of the United States today
granted the petition for a writ of cer-
tiorari in the contempt cases of Sam
uel Gompers, Frank Morrison and John
Mitchell, officers of the American fed
GRAFTON of labor. The effect of the de-
cision will be to bring the entire rec
ord in the Bucks stove and range case
against these men to the supreme
court for review.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
CANCER KILLS WIFE
OF CANADIAN JURIST

PASADENA, Dec. 6.-Mrs H. M.
Howell, wife of Chief Justice Howell.
of the court of appeals of Manitoba.
Canada, died here today of cancer. Her
daughter, Miss Sybil Howell, was with
her Justice Howell brought his wife
and daughter here about a month ago
and then returned home He is ex-
pected in Pasadena Thursday
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
w. p. MAY SECURE
EASTERN RAILROADMAN
Superintendent H. G. Clark Re-
signs From Missouri Pacific

PUEBLO, Colo, Dec. 6.--According to
bulletin received today H. G.. Clark,
superintendent of the Missouri Pacific.
with headquarters in Pueblo, has re-
signed and his position will be filed by
w. E. Brooks, who has been superin-
tendent at Nevada, Mo. While ii can
not be confirmed, it is rumored that
clark will go to the Western Pacific
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
HUSBAND MISSING
AND FAMILY DESTITUTE
Wife Says Spouse Took $50
and Left Rent Bill

t-omplaining that she and her three
children were destitute, Mrs John
T-tkin reported the disappearance OF
her husband TO the police last night
The absent spouse, ms wife says, TOOK
,t-itt, him $3.50. all the family funds.
and LETT his family 10 face a rent bin
En- their home at 1859 Webster street.
T1frtn IS described as q smooth shaven
sboI1f < feet 9 inches in height and
light complexioned-
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
DRUNKEN MAN KILLED BY
EXPOSURE IN STORM
Aged Lodi Resident Falls Asleep
During Stupor
TSpecial Dispaich 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Dec. 6.-William Lang
ley, an aged resident of the Lodi sec
tion, wandered out in Saturday nights
storm while intoxicated, fell asleep
behind barn and never awakened.
The heavy rain and cold wind ended
his career.
The deceased was 60 years of age
and had worked in and around Lodi
for a number of years as a blacksmith.
The body was not found until last
night Coroner Wallace took charge of
the case.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
PRISONER SAYS TWIN
BROTHER is MAN WANTED
Suspected SwindIer Declares
Double Is Guilty Person
TSoecioI Dispotch 10 The Call I

AUBURN, Dec. &C. C. Pagan. alias
Frank Loomis, arrested at Big Bar, 40
miles above Oroville, on suspicion of
being the man wanted at Flint, Mich,
on a charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses, declares that not he
but his twin brother is the man wanted
in Michigan. He says his brother looks
SO much like him that even old friends
do not know them apart. He will be
held pending the arrival of Michigan
sheriff.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
BEE KEEPERS TO MEET
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION
Prominent Speakers Will Be
Heard at Gathering
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Dec. 6.--The North
ern California Bee Keepers association
will hold its fourth, annual convention
in Pioneer hall next week in conjunc-
tion with the farmers institute for
bee keepers. Prominent speaker in
cluding members of the University of
California faculty. will be present. The
joint convention will last three days.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
Sheldon Critically Ill

GREENWICH. Conn. Dec. 6.-George
p. Sheldon. president of the Phoenix
insurance company of Brooklyn, is
critically i'll at his home. The Naples.
here, and his friends fear he may not
recover He is too i'll to talk or even
hear of business sheldon is suffering
from myocarditis-an Inflammation OF
the muscular tissues of the heart
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
SNOWFALL BATTLE
/ FOUGHT BY F|R[M[N
Respond to Alarm, but Find the
Blaze Under Control and
Enjoy Sport
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CoLUsA. Dec. 6.-Firemen respond
ing to fire yesterday during the storm
found it under control. and instead of
fighting fire they engaged in a sham
battle with snowballs. Others in the
crowd which gathered took part, and
the fight lasted for half an hour. There
is still considerable snow on the
ground.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
LOST IN STORM
AND DROPS DEAD
Companion of Deceased Sur
wives Fierce Gale and
Goes for Help
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 6.-Lost in the
fierce. storm of Saturday night while
on his way to a ranch near Elk Grove,
Raymundo Hurtade fell to the ground
from sheer exhaustion and his dead
body was found Sunday. A companion
of Hurtado, Ambrose Duarte, survived
the storm and went for assistance.
Both men were employed in Sacra-
mento.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
ELECTRIC FREIGHT
TRAIN CAPSIzfS
Rolls From Track While Taking
Curve and Two Steers
Are Killed
Especial Dispatch to The Calll

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 6-A freight
train of the Northern Electric company
capsfzed in taking a curve at Eigh-
teenth street today, and besides wreck
Ing the cars killed two steers, which
were. being brought to this city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
PIERCE TRIAL

PIERCE TRIAL TO PRoCEED-Austin. Tex.
Dee 6.-Judge Calhoun today overruled all
exceptions offered by II. Clay Pierce in the
proceedings against him charging false swear
ing and ordered the trial to proceed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07

MAJOR GOULD FATALLY HURT--yincennes
Ind, Dec 6.-Major William Penn Could 81
years old. a retired paymasfer OF the United
States army was probably fatally injured to-
day by. an explosion of gas in the furnace
of his home.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
ALAMEDAN HAS FOOT
CRUSHED BY TRAIN
Slips While Attempting t,
Board Freight
Especial Dispatch to The CALI

ISpccHdI DIsPdlch 70 ne IdHI
MARYSVILLE, Dec. 6.--R. Holberg of
Alameda lost foot yesterday in the
Marysville yards. He boarded freight
train, intending to go to Roseville
when he fell. His right foot was
mangled and had to be amputated.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07

IT will pay you to visit our new Crys-
tai Room. Cut Glass holiday gifts Sor-
ensen Co. jewelers., 7I5 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-24
ARRANGE TRACK AND
BASEBALL SCHEDULES
Conference Track Meet viii Be Held
at Pomona--U. S. c. and Occidental
Open Baseball Season April 9

The track schedule OF the conference
colleges has been agreed on as follows:
February 22-Occidental and Univer-
sty of Southern California at L. :. 9.
February 26-Whittier and Pomona
at Pomona.
March Occidental ana Pomona at
Pomona, Whittier and University Of
Southern California at L. 5. c.
March 12-Whittier and Occidental at
Occidental and University of Southern
California at L. $. c.
March 19-Conference meet at Po-
mona.
The conference baseball schedule also
has been arranged and reads as fol-
lows:
April 9-University Of Southern Cali
fornia and Occidental at Occidental.
April 16-Occidcntal and Whittier at
Whittier; Pomona and University of
Southern California at L. $. c.
April 23-University Of Southern CAL
ifornia and Whittier at Whittier.
April 25-Pomona and Occidental at
Occidental.
April 3O-Occidontal and University
of southern California at L. S. G.
May Whittier and Occidental at
Occidental; University of Southern CAL
ifornia and Pomona at Pomona
May 14-Occidental and Pomona Al
Pomona; Whittier and University of
Southern California at L. 5. G.
May 23-Pomona and Whittier at
Whittier.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-24
ESCUTCHE0N AT LONG
PRICE WINS AT TAMPA

TAMPA, Dec 23.-Escutcheon was
the only winning outsider today, takin3
the fourth race, with a long price on
him at the opening, which was cut
considerably. Form is gradually wear
ing the boolIies down, the play OH the
favorites today being the heaviest OF
the meeting. Davenport rode three
winners and is out Of the apprentice
class. Results:
First race 5ik furlongs-Canopian won, NAL
reon second. Avse third, Time, -:l2 2-5.
Second race, furlongs-Bonnie Bee won,
St. Denon second, Catherine Montour third
Time, LOO.
Third race. 5ls furlongs-Earl OF Richmond
won Masks and Faces second, Hurlock third.
Time, ll2 A..
Fourth race SO furlongs-Es -Escutcheon won.
Beth Goodwin second, Lou Lanier third
Time, 1l2 4-5
Firth race l mile-Lens won, orphan Lad
second Bronte third. Time, l.i9 3-5.
sixth race, l mile and a sixteenth-Vanen
won, Cassowary second, Great Jubilee third
Time, 1.56 So.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-24
HAMPER WINS SALINAS
HANDICAP AT OAKLAND

OAKLAND, Dec. %. - Hamper
proved To be one of the cleverest
sprinters at Emeryville when he won
the Salinas handicap in fast time to-
day, He was the outsider in a field
of five. going to the post at long odds,
while Cloudlight ruled favorite. There
also was a plunge on Spohn. Kederis
took Hamper to the front and he led
all the way. Rossler added another
to her list of victories by winning the
third race.
Results:
First race. So furlongs-silk. 1l2 Glass,
ond; Cantem, 1O7 CCotton. third. Time
1908 3-5. Directello. Babe Neely, Mark Twain
Whisky Toddy Cameo. Clan, Moorok, Phos-
phorous, Cintra also ran.
Second race, furlongs-Chantilly, ia Mcn-
try won: Gossipor II, l07 (Cavanaugh). sec
ond: Little Buttercup, Ill Smith, third.
Time, 1915. Burning Bush Chitterlings, Bur
leigh Redondo, Ellis Richardson Maud Nc
c., Andy Davern also rap.
Third race, mile and 20 yards-Rossare,
1O4 CWalsm, won; Bishop W, 102. (Glass). sec
ond; Follie L. 1O9 Gross, third. Time,
1:n A. Buckthorn, Dorothy Ledgett, Col
Jack. Wooen also ran.
Fourth race. furlongs-Hamper % Ked-
eris) won: Sewel 1O9 (Mentry), second;
Cloudlight 96 MARTINI third Time, Loo
Coppertown Spohn also ran.
Fifth race 1 mile-Dr. Mayer, 1o4 CBuxton),
won; Sink Springs. 100 (Martnl' second
Steel l07 Cotton, third. Time, ! Al is. Bel
mere. J. G. Glen, Roy Junior, Special De-
livery, Bellsnicker also ran
Sixth race Enthusiastically, 10 Men-
try, won; No Quarter, 1o7 (smith, second;
Jillett 1O2 Gooney), third. Time, 1l4 4-5.
field sam Barber, Bold. cobbleskin, Heriyes
also ran,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-24
|. a. A. C. ARRANGES TO
HOLD ANNUAL "D0lNGS"
After the Evenings Program a Grand
Windup Will Be Held in Reading
Room-Smoker and Musical

The Los Angeles Athletic clubs an
nual "doings" viii take place at the
club December %, commencing at s
p. IN. sharp. All club members Will
be admitted free. but non-members
will have to cough up ST. Each mem
Der is limited to two non-member
tickets.
The program OF the evening will be
as follows:
Boxing-A special match Of four
rounds.
Battle royal-To take place in the
dark.
Moving pictures especially for this
occasion.
Five vaudeville stunts-Made to
order.
The grand windup will be in the
form of a smoker and musicale held
in the reading room, at which the
club will furnish all the smokes.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-24
BAT NELSON AGREES TO
MEETING WITH W0LGAST
OVER 45-R0UND ROUTE

:, Tom McCarey yesterday received !
X a telegram from Battling Nelson !
!. at Hegwisch, ILL.,, agreeing to the \
). articles for a forty-five round !
:. fight signed earlier in the day by j
< Ad Wolgast, in Los Angeles. The !
x mill will take place at the Vernon !
). arena in February or March, the =
:. date to be announced later. !
i Nelson will receive $4,000, win !
X win, lose or draw. A side bet of !
= $4,000 has been agreed upon. !
:. Wolgast's manager announced =
i yesterday that his protege would !
;. go into training Immediately. !
>. 81 never felt better in my life" Z
< said Wolgast. 81 believe | will =
/. be able to polish off Nelson. He =
:. has been a good man in his day =
!. and still is, but every man must :
!. loe sometimes and l believe that :
4. the time will come for the Dane :
4. when he and l meet" =
= 4 i = i i i i i i i !. = = = = =
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-24
THREE FAV0RITES COME
HOME AT JACKSONVILLE

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 29,-
Three favorites were first this after
noon, each heavily played. However,
the books quit winner on the day as
the other three favorites, heavily
played, failed to win. Jockey OFaine,
on SNOWFALL, in the fourth, fell just be-
fore turning into the stretch and was
badly injured. Summary:
First race, 5la furlongs-Dixie knight won,
Sou second. Gypsy Girl third Time, 1909 4-5.
Second race. So furlongs-Anderson won,
Many Colors second, May Amelia third. Time,
1:09 3-5.
Third race furlongs-Font won, Robin
Grey second Husky third. Time, l.30 20.
Fourth race furlongs-LaSane won, George
w. Bebolt second, La Floria third Time,
l:l7.
Fifth race, / mlle-Itagman won, Admon-
ish second, Beleview third. Time, l:i4 3-5.
Sixth race, l lis mile-Cunning Won, County
clerk second, Billy Pullman third. Time,
l.53.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-24

w HAT undoubtedly will be one OF
w the most attractive features of
the christmas day matinee to
be held at Agricultural park will be
a number of field drills and a relay
race by the members Of the out West
club.
The entire club, numbering almost 400
members, will be present while b. X.
Richardson, one Of the field marshals
Of the day. will see to ii that the rank
and file Of the club present an orderly
appearance when they draw up before
the grandstand.
Not only will the members of the
out West club feature in the Los An
geles Driving clubs matinee. but they
also will give a program at the tourna-
ment of roses on New Years day.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE APPROVES
RELEASES UNcoNDlTlONALLY

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The following
releases have been approved by the
National league:
Shaw, to Sioux City, Western league,
Fred b. Stem.
BY Cincinnati-To Fort Wayne, Pear
Stanley and Carl Manda; to Memphis
Southern league, James A. Latitte; to
Buffalo, Eastern, c. X. Carmichael and
John Dubuc.
BY Brooklyn-To Mobile, Southern
]. T.. Dunn and George Bittrol; TO Mil
Waukee. American association, Wilbur
Schard;: to Chattanooga, Southern,
FORBES AlcOck and Fred Miller; to New
Haven, Connecticut league, Andrew
Herbst and George Sherwood.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-24
SPRY THINKS UTAH
WILL NOT GET FIGHT
Utah Governor Thinks Altitude of Salt
Lake City Too High for Jetfries
to Fight Successfully

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 23.-"I do
not think the Jeffries-Johnson fight
will ever be held in Salt Lake City"
said Governor William Spry Of Utah
last evening.
The governor and his party arrived
in this city yesterday to attend the
launching Of the battleship Utah.
Although the governor would not
commit himself, his evasive answer
left little doubt as to the real meaning.
1T is not a question Of what I, in
my official capacity should allow
said he. smilingly. 1.-THE fact is this:
Jeffries has been accustomed to fight
ing in San Francisco. and really, gen
tlemen, l do not think that he would
be able to fight in the high altitude of
Salt Lake City"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-24

Prof. George w. Patterson, chair
man of the board in control of ath-
letics at the University of Michigan,
which today declared Captain-elect JOY
Miller of the football team ineligible
and addressed letters of apology to
Pennsylvania, Minnesota, Marquette,
Notre Dame and Syracuse universities,
Michigan's opponents in games which
Miller participated in last season, said
tonight:
"As the matter stands, any of the
teams Michigan defeated now has the
right of protest and may ask that the
game be declared no game or its re-
suit reversed. We are expecting some
such action.
"Thc whole university is sick about
the business. The board in an effort
to find some eXtenuation or elicit some
explanation from Miller has kept the
matter quiet until today. Though
Miller disregarded our request for an
interview, it is quite probable the fac
ulty will have an interesting session
Should he come to Ann Arbor."
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-24
FRANK lseELL RECEIVES OFFER

WICHITA, Kas., Dec. 25--f rdllh
IsbeII of this city, has received a prop
osition from stockholders Of the Cen
tral Kansas Baseball league, asking II
he will accept the presidency
He has replied that if satisfactory
terms can be made he will accept
Isbell said he expects no trouble IN
procuring his release from the Chicago
Americans.