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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Tennis Tourney Will Be
Resumed Today

Play viii be resumed today in the
tournaments for the county champion
ship for both men and women. The
mems event started last Sunday at
the California club and women's last
Saturday al Golden Gate park. In
the semifnals. which viii be played
today. the matches viii be Carl Gard
ner versus George James and Melville
Long versus Ralph Gorrill. The latter
viii meet in the forenoon and the for
mer in the afternoon
Interest centers in Gardner and James,
as they are evenly matched and the
winner has an excellent chance of
meeting Maurice Mclaughlin in the
challenge match Long figures a sure
winner over GorrilL
But for the fact that Coast Champion
Melville Long showed symptoms of a
return to his best form in his matches
last sunday the tournament in prog
ress would prove of little interest
With Long in poor form Mclaughlin
would have an easy time retaining his
title, and incidentally wa king off with
the Grant cup for the third and last
time
Coast Champion Long is nnquestion-
ably the only player hereaboutS who
classes with Mclaughlin, and at is to
be hoped that Longs form of last sun
day Will not prove merely a fash in
tne pan Al his pest Long HSureS 10
make troubles for Mclaughlin when
ever they start. To date the victories
between them have been about evenly
divided.
The finals will be played Sunday aft
ernoon and the challenge match Mon
day afternoon.
Owing TO the fact that there are stilI
six contestants in the upper half of
the women's tournament it is not like
ly the event will be finished today.
Miss Ida Mearns is easily the best
player left in the top half. and may
win her matches easily enough to per-
nit of her playing the finals today.
Miss Annabel Vodden and Miss Anita
Greenberg are in the semifinals OF the
lower half.
1t is expected Miss Mearns and Miss
Vodden will meet in the finals Miss
Greenberg played good tennis last SAT
urday and must be conceded a chance
against Miss Crocker, but the latter is
figured by majority TO win
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
PERALTA HEIGHTS CLUB
TO GIVE SOCIAL AND DANCE
Friends of Association Invited to
Attend Entertainment

An entertainment and social will be
given by the Peralta Heights i'm
provement club Tuesday evening next
at Whelans hall. Army and Condon
streets. to which the members and
their friends are invited.
Refreshments will be served and
band will play for dancing. +. A.
Gibson will act as floor manager.
Through the efforts of the club a
perma nent sidewalk has been laid on
the east side of Florida street, be-
tween Army and Precita avenue, the
materials for which were furnished
by Mrs NJ P. Jones and II. NJ. \.
Miller, the labor being given by the
club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Big Entry List for Del Monte
Golf Tournament
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

DEL MONTE. MAY 2S.-Quslifying
rounds over SO holes of competition
for the Del Monte cup for men viii be
played tomorrow. IS holes in the morn
ing and the remaining IS in the aft
ernoon. The 16 who hand in the best
scores viii play in the first match
round. over Is holes, Sunday morning
The winning eight viii play in the
second round Sunday afternoon. The
semifnaI round will be Monday morn
ing and final round Monday after
noon.
An excellent entry list has been re-
ceived.
Perry Eyre, Tirey l.. Ford, G A. Stew
art. Rev Alexander Allen. Adrian Spill
valo. Captain Ashton. Percy W. Selby,
w i. CARLY, Vincent Whitney H
Spens Black. c. +. Maud, Arthur j.
owen. r. d. Girvin, Captain A. II.
Payson Douglas Grant. w. P. Scott,
C. r. Parker. j. A. Folger r. NJ Loe-
ser. T. P. Mumford. John Lawson, G.
d. Whyte, +. w. McNear, w. Carson,
Gustave Sutro, Frank II. OKeefe, W.
H. Crocker, J. d. Redding. r. p.
Woods Clinton de la Montague, L. 5.
Cowgirl and J. NJ O'Keefe.
The clubs represented are Burlin-
game country club, Claremont country
club Marin County country club. San
Francisco golf and country club, Linda
Vista golf club of San Jose, Annandale
golf club of Pasadena, Presidio golf
club and Menlo golf and country club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Kings Filly Runs Second
In Classic Oaks

EPSON. May 2S.-The Oaks stake Of
300 sovereigns, for year old fllies,
distance about a mile and half, was
run here today and won by Perola
owned by w. Cooper. His majestys
Princess de Gales was second, and J. B.
JoeFs Verne third. Fourteen horses
ran.
The Ladies' Derby, as the Oaks rs
called proved an easy victory for Per-
ola, who came in two lengths aheaG
of the kings flly. Two lengths also
separated second and third horses. The
faVOrite, Electra. failed to get away at
the start, lost Is lengths and never
appeared in the first fight The bet
ting was
Perola. TO l.; Princess de Gales.
II to 2 Verne. % to 1. King Edward
was present and the crowd for Oaks
day was record one.
The Acorn stake OF 100 sovereigns.
for year old FLIES, distance five fur
longs. was won by yellow Slave. Min
strella was second and The Judge third.
Among the 10 starters was H. j.. Whit
ney's Artless
The Mickelham selling plate of 200
sovereigns. for > year olds. distance five
furlongs. was won by Cupola. De-
cidediy was second and Maggie May
third. Eleven horses ran. II. p Whir-
news Belle of Troy filly was left at the
post.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
EXPERIMENTING WITH
TREES AS WINDBREAKS
Forest Service Cooperating
With Reclamation Bureau

Experiments are being conducted by
the forest service in cooperation with
the reclamation service and the bureau
of plant industry. to determine the
species of trees best adapted TO act as
windbreaks on the various reclamation
projects.
On some projects. even where water
is plentiful the best results can not be
obtained by farmers without the pro-
lection against the winds afforded by
trees.
In southern California the value Of
windbreakS has proved so great that
from distance in certain counties the
entire country has the appearance Of
being heavily forested.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
TRAVIS AND HERREsHoFF WIN

RYE. y Y. May 2S.-waIter j.
winners in the semifnals OF the Metro
politan golf championship played here
today Travis defeated Findlay S.
Douglass 3 up 2 to play, and Herreshon
beat Robert C. Watson by the same
score
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Read This

To rent your rooms place want ad
in The Call. Phone Ilearny S6. or ad-
dress Want Ad Dept. The Call and a
representative will be out to see you.
1t means money TO you.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Oakland Public Schools to
Hold First Meet

OAKLAND, May 2S.-The first track
meet of the recently organized Public
School athletic league of Oakland will
be held at 3 O'Clock Saturday morning
at the State league baseball grounds.
Fifty-seventh and Grove streets. The
program includes a series OF races. ar
ranged for pupils according to weights.
also relays and unlimited running
events. These are as follows
so yard dash, so pound class and 95
pound class, for boys and girls; 75 yard
dash, 115 pound class, for boys 10.
relay of four, each to run 220 Yards In
the field events viii be a broad and
high jump.
The schools entered are the Clawson
Cole. Durant. Franklin, Garfield. Grant.
Harrison, Lafayette. Peralta, Piedmont.
Prescott, SWEET. Tompkins and WASH
ington.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
ARTISTIC VAUDEVILLE

sunny SOUTH with johnson and Wells and
-0 People. PETER DONALD and META CAR
son. LEW SUILY. BAADER-LA YELLE TRIO;
MYLES MCCARTHY Assisted by Pauline Palmer:
COUNTESS ROSSI aud PAULO; FLO ADLER;
NEW ORPHEUM MOTION PICTURES. Last
~ eek Lulu BEESON TRIO
Eve Prices zoe pc soc 75c- Box Seats 81
Mst. Prices except sundays and HOlidays), 10c
25c SOC Phone Douglas 40.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Notice to Depositors
sHAKE NTo YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease. powder. 1t cures painful
siaaiiIns- nervous feet and Instantly takes fle
sriag OUT n corns ana buuions Aliens Foot.
Ease makes tight shoes feel easy II Is
certain cure for sweating. calIous swollen
trea- aching feet Try il today. Sold bg ell
Druggists and Shoe Stores BY mail for 25c fn
siamIs Don't accept any substitute For
IkEE trial package also Free sample ~ the
FOOT EASE Sanitary CORN-pAD a new inven.
zion address Allen S. oimsted. Le Roy \. Y
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
TIRE CONTEST
NOW SCHEDULED
San Francisco Motor Club Plans
TO Hold an Event Open
to All
Tiremen and Auto Dealers Are
Now Enthusiastic Over the
Proposed Plan
By R. r. rHOMMEDIEU

The statement, as recently made in
The Call, that some of the tire manu-
featuring representatives had failed to
make good when requested, has
brought out the fact that several of
them were willing to take part in
competition. They have been issuing
challenges in the last IS hours, with
no solution as to how their claims as
to superiority could be decided
william +. Johnston, secretary Of
the san Francisco motor club, and the
members of the board of directors,
realizing this-to be the most oppor-.
tune time to hold such a contest. an
nouneed Yesterday afternoon that the
club would hold contest on lines and
under rules similar to those used in
the tire changing contest held last
year in Chicago and which was agree
able to and participated in by the lead
ing tire manufacturers in the UNITED
states. Johnston has sent east for
the rules and regulations for this con-
test and just as soon as they are re-
ceived viii open an entry list for an
event which will take place in the
month Of June.
The taking up OF the proposition by
the motor club will wipe out all chal-
enges and give all dealers chance
to show their superiority under rules
and conditions which have proven fair
and just to all.
As planned by Johnston, the cars
will run from here to San Jose. tires
viii then be changed and the quick
ness noted, thence half way to Oak
land where another change will be
made. and thence to the city across
the bay. where final examination viii
be made by a technical committee. The
changes will be~made on all four tires.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Overland for
Philippines

way of Suez of Overland cars The
cars in order to make this long trip
have TO be Grated most carefully. The
shipment goes on June 10 to Henry w.
Peabody & Co of Manila, who report
that the present acting governor is an
enthusiastic automobilist and is
strongly advocating road improve
ment The roads from Manila TO
Bagiuo, the summer capital are ex-
cellent. and the roads all over Luzon
are being improved by the government.
There are $50 automobiles in use
around Manila and the field is rapidly
growing.
CuyIer Lee has received a letter
containing the announcement of a trip
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29

Fulton st. During June rooms SIS per
month with unattached bath. Cafe and
grill connected
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29

Don c. NcCord
letter from g. w.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
White Wins
Brake Trials

United States, under the department of
agriculture were won by the White
steamer Page was assisted by a num-
Der of army officers, who had been
detailed for the purpose by the secre
tary of war The competing cars were
driven at certain definite rates of speed
and careful measurements were made
of the distances in which they came
to full stop upon receiving the signal.
At 30 miles an hour, % miles an hour,
so miles an hour and 40 miles an hour.
the White stopped in shorter distances
timing was done by means of an cleo
trical device in charge of l.. J. Briggs
of the agricultural department.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Cadillac on
Hard Trip

of the continent to Carpenteria. on the
shore Of Carpenteria bay, made by a
Cadillac Thirty car The car is
trayersing country wild and desolate
through which no other automobile has
eyer tried to force it's way. The dis
lance between the two points as the
crow flies is 1900 miles Necessarily
the car is travelling many more miles
than that because of the fact that no
route has been laid out for ii. and
much of the time it viii be traversing
roadless wastes. r. W. Sanford OF sgd
ney is making the trip.
The brake trials conducted few
DAYS ago in the suburbs of New York
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29

The second annual outing of the
tiremen is to take place on Saturday
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
TireIncn TO
Hold Picnic


joyable than the successful event held
last year Palo Alto grove has been
again selected as the scene of the
merry making. Each committee is
bending every effort to make the affair
one of the biggest outings of its kind
ever held and no expense is being
spared. Nearly every automobile firm,
supply house. and every tire house in
san francisco and Oakland will be
closed all day. The affair VIII be Be
strictly invitational. which invitations;
however. may be obtained from any Of
the tire houses The fqllowing t' Z, som on!
Cbairman r. Maxwell; secretary. f..
J.. Hiteman; invitations. c. Kirkpatrick.
r. L. Ijams. c. Starrett; badges, Frank
E. Carroll and A c. Leonard; athletic
entertainment committee, Fl. w Boogen.
r. W Paige w. NJ. Gibson; special en-,
tertainment committee, f. +. Carroll
and Ed Mohrig; refreshments. A G.
Leonard and f. L. Hiteman: transpor,,
tation committee M. II. Grove and
George Mountzi committee on gssIa general
arrangements. r. Maxwell, r. Thomp,
son. 4. c. Leonard, c. kirkpatrick and
+. L. Hiteman.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29

IS in receipt of a
Garland Jr.. agent
for the Overland
ears. in New ork,
telling of the first
expectation to the
PhilippineS b v