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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28

day. The crack team of that town has
issued challenge to the local club
which has been accepted, and an ex-
delegation of local fans will be on
hand to root for the coffee boys.
The Duboce baseball club. which sue
cessfully defeated some Of the best
amateur mines in the state last season
is out for new honors this year and
the team stands ready to meet any
amateur organization hereabouts The
ciuo would prefer to play country
teams. Today the Duboce team pIavs
the Tom billions at the Presidfo hos
pital grounds; Challenges will be re-
ceiVed oy NJ black l17O Ellis street.
The Standard oil company's baseball
team would like 70 hear from any
teams averaging Is and Is years OF
preferred. The Standards have open
dates for next Saturday and Sunday.
Following is the lineup of the stand
asrd ara OH hlhs; tnbs; PSereell; S; PITCHER; Ber-
Lane. second base: Brooks. third base
G. Johnson shortstop: Higgins. right
field; Carcentino, left field; E. Johnson.
center field. Address all communica-
tions to Carlos Johnson. room 712
sheldon building.
Berkeley will cross bats with the
Tribunes OF Oakland AT the Berkeley
Recreation park a good game is prom
ieed, as both teams are in fine trim.
and a large crowd is expected 10 at
tend This game will be the last played
by the r. c. Chases before they enter
the Transbay league, which begins on
April 4. Following Is the lineup or
the Z. G. Chases: Davis. pitcher: Gri-
sell, catcher: Van or McGovern. first
base. Sweeney. second base; Tara.
third base. whitman. shortstop: Seidel
or Heister right field: Waterbury. cen
ter field Crawford. left field.
The South San Francisco and Dolores
parlors two OF the fastest teams IN the
new Native Sons lea que. will cross bats
this afternoon at 2 o'clock on the Gold
en- Gate park diamond.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28

The model constitution as presented
TO the sUbleagues is a most excellent
one and seems to meet with the hearty
approval of all concerned.
attended the meeting OF the Ala-
land high school last Wednesday night
oakland, Alameda, Centerville. Sre-
mont and Berkeley high schools oak
land manual training school and Cali
fornIa college we're represented at the
meeting. Russell P. Baker. delegate
or the Alameda high, was chosen tenn
porarY chairman and Feusier OF Cen
terviHe secretary. Principal James OF
Berkeley high took great interest in
the meeting. Notwithstanding the fact
that his school is not a member OF the
league.
1t is almost an assured fact that this
branch OF the Academic league Will
have one OF Its track meets. probablN
high school weight system as used in
the New York public schools athletic
league. This matter will be decided on
question that IL viii go through
and will prove advantageous 10 the
schools on that side. Principal James
hit the nail on the head when he said
tied to too few. The weight system
win eliminate that defect.
The Peninsular subleague. composed
OF San Jose. santa clara, san MateO.
Los Gatos, Palo Alto. Mountain View,
Sequofa Union high schools and 81.
Matthew military academy, was also
OF Santa Clara as chairman and @. A.
Mercer OF Palo Alto as secretary. Great
enthusiasm was shown BY all present.
The meeting lasted all day and every
point in question was thoroughly gone
over.
1t will be impossible for the league to
change the control from the parent
body TO the subleagues at once, but
they will all be organized this semes
ter and will start out under the new
rules when the fall term opens in Au-
gust
Wilmerding school has protested the
awarding OF the Academic basket ball
championship TO Oakland high school
on the ground that IL was not given
sufficient notice. 1t is doubtful II the
protest will be allowed. but the mat
ter Will be given a thorough hearing
at the league meeting next Thursday
night
Public school athletic leagues are
now being formed among the grammar
schools Of Alameda county. Berkeley
has organized one, while one Is under
way in Oakland. The schools in the
ward also have q league and are Just
finishing up a basket ball tournament.
The track meet OF the Big Q society
OF the University OF California next
Saturday Is going TO draw a big crowd
ever held on the college cinder path.
The one race that is going to attract
attention above all others IS the 500
yard match race between Andrew
Glarner Of the Olympic club and John
o. Miller of Stanford university. Both
half and should go close TO the 500
yard record.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
AMATEUR BASEBALL

HODLISTER, March 27.--The Ho1-
lister baseball squad is preparing for
the greatest season that the local fans
have ever known With a fast team
in the field a splendid diamond to play
on and interest at the highest pitch.
every indication is that the local sea-
son Will be a hummer. Several OF the
leading citizens have got together
and raised purse to finance the club.
The first game of the season will be
played on Sunday afternoon. April 4,
against Stanford par1or OF San Fran
cisco The lineup of the Holiister
team Is as follows:
D. Bodie. catcher and captain; f.
Jensen and Logan. pitchers; II. Jensen,
first base; G. Bodie, second base; era
ham, third base. Stone, shortstop; Sex
ton, Quaide, Mueller and Hartman,
OAKLAND. March 27.-The baseball
team OF Oakland high school won from
the Palo Alto team at Freeman's park
today by a score of to D. The battery
work of La Coste and Dill, for Oakland.
was first class. not q Palo Alto man
reaching third La Coste held the
Stanford town boys down to three hits.
two OF these hits being made by Nc
Clint, Palo Altos first baseman. Oak
land high scored two runs in the
lourtn, Wnen Menges tore OIL lWo
hagger, Captain Irwin singled over
short and Catcher Lockwood threw the
ball away at Third. In the fifth an
error and Hunts two bagger put
Holden across and in the seventh Full
weller beat a bunt. taking second on
a wild throw and then stealing third
and home. A running catch by Hen
shaw WAS feature of the game.
In the first league game OF the sea-
son the Mission high school baseball
team met defeat by Wilmerding's nine
by score of 8 TO / For the first con-
test OF the Academic league it was not
success in the work of the teams or
the admission money. Lunt. Missions
pitcher. lasted for five innings before
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
MURDER AND SUICIDE
BY MINING PROMOTER
Reno Man and Wife Quarrel
and He Uses Revolver

SALT LAKE CITY, March al. A.
Morris shot and killed his wife tonight
and then putting the muzzle OF his
revolver in his own mouth inflicted a
wound which caused his death a few
hours later.
Morris and wife separated in Reno.
New, some weeks ago, and she came
here. Norris followed her. arriving a
few days ago. A quarrel which be-
gan in Reno was resumed and the
shooting followed. Morris was 2s
years old and his wife three years
older. He is said to be mining pro-
moter.
Mrs. Morris was the divorced wife OF
Willard Bean, a retired pugilist.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
NOTES OF THE AUTO

From an eastern enthusiast comes the
information that new motor gas Is be-
as 'alkoethine," and IS mixture OF air.
alcohol vapOr and acetylene. resulting
from the spraying OF alcohol which has
been diluted over calcium carbide. II Is
a cheaper fuel than gasoline, and the
necessary apparatus for producing 10
can be adapted 20 any high speed gaso-
line motor.
French manufacturer OF autOmo-
biles has been given an order for 250
vehicles at the cost OF more than $500
600 as a result OF the Industrial motor
trials during the last u months which
have been held in Paris.
10y riding" in New York city will
soon be a thing OF the past According
70 report from the metropolis a com
pany has been formed to spot machines
and to inform the owners OF their chauf-
feurs' actions. who will then be dealt
with accordingly. The knowledge OF
the existence OF such a body will no
doubt tend to lessen the rides
The Manitoba motor league has ar
ranged win the provincial legislature
so that permission has been granted
them 10. afflx road signs on telephone
erecting posts for the same.
Fourteen motor vehicles are now en-
gagged in the municipal service in chi
miles in two years. Another has a rec
ord of $4,000 miles in single year.
The British war office. which re-
Gently conducted successful expert
ments IN transporting troops in mo-
tor buses, is now negotiating for the
use Of taxicabs In the time OF danger
Already 1000 have been subsidized by
the government. and hopes are enter
tanned 70 increase the number under
subsidy TO 1000 within the next rev
r.yf1l
payment for the use OF the vehicles.
and each driver will wear stripe
marked territorial force reserve
transport"
The trials OF Industrial motor We
hicIes to be held under the auspices
Of the German Imperial ,I., antomo5ile ~ l2,
Is. great deal OF interest is being
displayed in the coming event.
During the last FIVE years Austria
Hungary has appropriated about So
600 600 to be used entirely for the en-
ployment and Development OF the au-
tomobfle In it's various departments
The sostofness gather up and deliver
the mails by automobile and the.
army uses the automobile truck ex-
clusiveiy for baggage and transport
wagons
A Acent inquiry was made OF an
eminent authority as to what town or
city has the greatest percentage OF
automobiles relative to its population.
and what that percentage was. The
reply was as follows: Quite a few
places have claimed that honor among
220. Decatur. H., 10 machines for
10000 people. which IS one in ever
176; Hart. Mich. 35 for 1900 that IS
has IA among 500 people, This lEf
ter Is one automobile for every ass
population. London. the largest sffv
In MO urfrh A
lation. has the tremendous takSI ~
10000 ears. bringing the average uo
to one for every H. people.
The varying depth OF the snow helpz
TO make measurements OF Mount
EVereSr uncertain
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
Jebries- Johnson Affair Is
Big Business for Promoters
Coffroth Is Conceded to Have Best Chance
Of Landing Great Match
By William j. SIatfery

sought after match OF them all the JeffriesJohnson
affair. the prospects that the great white gladiator
will shortly meet the formidable black man look
many shades more encouraging than they did two
weeks ago. The old adage that competition is the
best OF all trade stimulators probably goes in this
instance, too. match such the Jeff Johnson
affair IS nothing more than a gigantic business
proposition, which will call forth the best efforts
OF the leading promoters throughout the country
and many others who not promoters, but who
will willingly the role for the privilege of
landing the match.
The fight fans of the country are hopeful but at
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
BIG MASONRY ARCH

The second largest masonry arch in
the world, recently completed for the
Austrian railroad. is 27S feet inches
long and has a rise of IS feet.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
CAUSE OF MALTESE FEVER

The abandonment OF goats milk as
an article of diet by all Europeans liv-
ing on the island Of Malta has COM
pletely eliminated a disease known as
Maltese fever.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
REORGANIZATION
OF SUBLEAGUES
UNDER WAY
New System of Control of Anna
feHr Athletics Meeting
With Favor
By Herbert Hanser

The officials or
the Academic ath-
letic league are
now making good
headway in their
work OF reorgan-
izing the sub
leagues. For the
past month Presi-
dent Cloud. Prof.
A A. Macurda, Vice
President r. p Ba-
ker and Secretary
Cunningh have
been visiting the
d i Z Z e mt sub
leagues and start
ing them OF on the
new system OF con-
frn1
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
wARsAM,s GOOSE FAIR

Every December there is held in War
saw, Poland, a gigantic goose fair. to
which are driven no fewer than 5,000,-
900 geese.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28

he blew up, and as the losers did not
have an extra pitcher the game was
lost. Peters of Mission did well to get
four hits. There was much doubt about
Wilmerding having a team good
enough to enter in the league. but the
material in the blue and gold team
looks promising.
The Hitchcock military academy nine
defeated the Polytechnic high schools
team by the score of to 3 yesterday.
The game was slow and contained many
errors for both sides during the first
few innings, after which the teams
steadied down. Poly made run in the
first and tive in the seventh. Hayes.
Poly. while Taylor. Migliavacca and
Bishop did excellent work for Hitch
cock. Eby, the Fl. NJ. AS pitcher, was
not in his regular form. The lineup
was 8 follows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
SIXTEEN CHINESE
FOUND IN, BEAN CAR
immigration Officer Intercepts
Attempt to Evade Laws

ABILENE. Tex. March 27.-Attracted
by the sound of voices in a box car
which supposedly contained only
shipment of beans Ell route from Los
Angeles 10 Chicago. Immigration Agent
Dinworth at Big Springs had the car
opened and took into custody Is Chi
nese. who are held on charge of hav-
ing evaded the immigration laws.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28

German, Chinese and Japanese ship
ping companies have joined to cut rates
10 per cent on Chinese inland waters
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28

The varying depth OF the snow hetps
TO make measurements of Noun 4
Everest uncertain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
Honey Peach Adds to His LaureZs in Way
That Should Win RooseueLfan Approual

# ten ppps
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28

species.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28

The business office of The Call has
formed baseball team. Address all
challenges to Harry H. Leider. man
ager. The lineup is as follows.
Pitchers. Young and Schaldach; catch
er. Boyd: first base. Groom: second
base. Williams: third base Lenhart;
shortstOp Tuttle, outfielders, Leider. H
Boyd and Owen
The Mellwood team Is ready TO play
any amateur baseball team In the
state. The team has a strong combi-
nation of ball tossers and the mana ger
OF the club would like to meet such
teams as the Modesto Reds. Eyrons.
yallejos, Newman team or the San
Francisco Independents. Challenges
will be received by Fred Moock, 10
Pearl street, city.
The NJ. j. BIS Will play at Tracy to-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28

The trials OF Industrial motor We
hfcIes to be held under the auspices
of the German Imperial automobile
club will extend from April % 10 MAJ
Is. A great deal OF interest is being
displayed in the coming event.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28

This should OF San Francisco prac-
ty Nelson here he fellow
the Britt Cano Even Young clever
The this class was
Little Eddie Hanon a
fRs when they met some four years
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-05-28
BOISE LOOKS GOOD TO O'DONNELL

few weeks ago Neil ODonne sold his business in Bayonn'
City started look for good place to make an invest
ment After trip covering states he stopped at BOISE Ne
weeks ago and by the time he struck Main street he was beginning
to fall with beautiful little city Briefly he looked the
and before he here -four hours the Hotel Port
land had changed hands and Neil ODonne was
the proprietor The thing this from Jersey with an
Irish did his wife and family that he had ptched
camp Boise advising them at once which they dd arrV
ing last Sunday Mr. ODonn looked about and last Tuesday
there real deal made in Boise conveying OOx4o eet
ia State Street with fine modern house and plenty
of substantial outbldngs to Neil ODonnel For this home
Mr. ODonne paid S5000 thus attestng his faith Boise This
booster of the right ype-havng invested from 5000
$4,000 Boise property five weeks time and than this
both he and his wife delighted with every phase OF Boise and
they looking for other We hope others of their
style will come.
That there money be made by investing in Boise property
proven by the that Mr. ODonne yesterday refused to
sell his State Street home margin of 81 000ary good interest
on $4,000 for two days.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-05-28
THE BOOSTER CLUB

Weather conditions and the absence from the city of Mayor
Pence the principle speaker for the caused the directors
the Boise 10000 club postpone the meeting planned
uday night the occasion of the opening of the clubs quarters
the Yates building Tenth and Grove The date
for the opening Saturday evening June and if
man IS kind to the boosters all indications point the biggest
and most successful meeting the club has yet held
During the last week excellent mining exhibit
stalled IN the clubs and this will be added
able mineral specimens which together with agricultural and hor
cultural products to be Installed later will provide exhibit which
Will surely be interesting citizens to Boise Com
ee are now hard at work gathering exhibits of all and
pleasing sight will greet citizens when club room is thrown
open Tor their inspection June 8
Interest in the club nothing of remarkable said
he secretary Cornell Miles Even with only small part of
mineral display as only exhibit thus persons visit
the clubs quarters when they open times ar pleased
to look at the display through the windows"
Interest has spread outside of Boise residents of the en-
tire valley there who do know has live booster
organization one that acts consevatve and boom of any
character and before long expected membership will
include many outside the city The success of the club is
assured Nothing its becoming big the growth
OF the capital city and the upbudg of the surrounding section
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-05-28
SURPRISE IN old ENGLAND

The house of to the surprise of many passing by
Overwhelming naoes the contentious and radical provisions
of Lloyd Georges socaed redag budget Whatever the fears
and misgvngs of the liberals may be- ouwady they firm and
confident and their organs say frankly the budget very good
camille community of London hostile government
landlords is undenabe but the hope belief is that the millions
Of woren small traders clerks and professional will rally
the support of party that has dared
has the burdens of increased those able
them
few days ago the income and the large
fortunes adopted Since then the
ION duties have been passed. we'll the duties
ducton of the sinking fund has likewise been chiefly
the needs the money thus establishment
OF free employment exchanges and other relieve
the unemployed of the woer The government has also an
nonced bills establishing compulsory industrial insurance
for wagewoers the German model EMPLOYERS the employees
and the state contribute equal shares funds
The tories call these things bids and radical vote
while the liberals describe them steps Justice mpera
do when still for conjecture but the prob
ability that will swallow the medicine refrain from Joining
issue with the either the fiscal soca-reom bills
In other words is believed England constitutional
Crisis Will be averted that the lords will hasten GENERAL
election and that the policies of the liberal government will be s
med as whole to the electorate of the country after reasonable
trial OF them The political campaign however may be said to
begun and the tories recognized that devoves upon them to
IN alternative the country They too are for social
md industrial REFORM and the question how they propose TO foot
he DIS OF old PENSIONS insurance relief increased ara
nents.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-05-28
POWER OF THE PRESS

of influential Democrats Of the Nebraska
formed association for the purpose Of aiding the establishment
Of loyal Democratic newspaper each county in the Old
papers will be neeed with but will be given while
papers will be started those counties which possess
Democratic journal
Norman f. Mack chairman Of the naon Democratic
miee has begun the publication OF Democratic national maya
Buffalo, New York where the and publisher
stauncf Democratic daily
These that the militant leaders of the party
have realize that the party weakness lies in the fact of
non-newspaper support
The publisher OF the Citizen has recognized this fact for
and the prime the establishment Of the paper
We determined that the party of equal rights all and special
privileges should have spoken champion the state
Of Idaho We have patience with those publications that
lofty of independence and nonparisansp The government
OF the nation partisan and the of
things must remain partisan Therefore the duty of the public
journal ally itself with political organization and
good and honest through the party espouse
1t sign of public awakening when Democrats Of and
nation demonstrate that they intend build party press that will
equal that of the opposition The Citizen and will remain
in the vanguard of this
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-05-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Daniel Danielson, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Administrator, with the Will an
nexed of the estate of Daniel Danieson,
deceased, to the creditors of and all per-
sons having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the necess-
airy vouchers, within 10 months after the
first publication of this notice, to said
Administrator with the Will annexed, at
the office of w. B. Davidson in the
Soma block in Boise City, County Of
Ada, State of Idaho.
Dated May 81, 1909.
W. B. DAVIDSON,
Administrator with the Will annexed Of
the estate of Daniel Danielson, de
ceased
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-05-28
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the State of Idaho, in
and for the County of Ada.
Jennie M. Conner Plaintiff, VS.. Henry
| w. Conner, Defendant.
| The State of Idaho sends Greeting to
the above named Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you BY the
above named plaintiff in the District
court of the Third Judicial District.
State of Idaho, in and for the County of
Ada and to answer the complaint filed
therein "a copy of which is hereto at
tached) within twenty days Exclusive
OF the day OF service) after the SER
wee on you OF this summons, if served
WITHIN this district; or if served out of
TINS district, within forty days. The said
action Is brought to recover a decree of
divorce dissolving the bonds of matri-
mony existing between the plaintiff and
DEFENDANT awarding to the plaintiff the
custody OF the minor children of the
parties herein, for costs of this suit and
such further relief as the court NAV deem
Just, on the grounds of defendants fail
ure TO supply to the plaintiff the com
mon necessaries of life all of which
more FULLY appears in plaintiffs com
plant a copy of which is served here
with hereby referred to and made a
part hereof ~
AND you are hereby notified that if
you tail to appear and answer the sa;d
complaint, as above required. the said
plalntlft will apply to the court for tbe
reilet demanded in the complaint e
G1Ven under nv hand and IL
OF the District Court of the Third H.
llcial District of the State Of Idaho
N N and TOR the County of Ada this 10th
gay OF May, in the year of our ord
one thousand nine hundred and nine
w. l.. CUDDY,
D., ", Clerk.
w p DA111nco,, Deputy Clerk.
Attorney for plaintiff residing at
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-05-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Ada Deceased.

Estate OF Ada Deceased
Noqee IS hereby given by the under.
signed Administrator with Will ann ,Il
OF the estate of William E. Corc t.-s,1
deceased. TO the creditors of and ali n az,
sons having claims against the said id De- De-
ceased sea to exhibit them with the nece es
s s vouchers, within 10 months after et ~
lrst publication of this notice, to tbe ss silJ
administrator, with the viii anneTed d' ~
e o ONCE OF W. B. Davidson IN NJ az az
Gonna ! ~ building in Boise Civ County 'l of
Dated May 21, 1909
administrator, with the VIII annexed of
c c,le estate OF William E Corcoran NJ de- :.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-05-28
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular meeting of the stockholders Of
the Prospectors' Mining and Develop
ing Company, Ltd, a corporation exist
ing and doing business in the state OF
Idaho, under and by virtue of the laws
thereof, will be held at the office of the
corporation in Room 442 Idaho Trust
Bldg, Boise, Idaho, at one o'clock p
m, Monday, June z, 1909; for the pur-
pose OF electing a Board of three Direc-
Tors tor the ensuing year, and the trans
action of such other business as may
properly and legally come before the
meeting.
HOMER 1. CLARK,
Secretary.