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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-19

was leading. 5 to o. Yale had the
ball in Prineeton's territory.
The signal was given for the
play. 1t was sent outside tackle
on the right of Princeton's line.
The Tigers right tackle came
through outside Yale's offensive
end and the right half started.
the guard coming through, low
and straight.
This left hole between tackle
and guard big enough to drive a
truck through, and as the men
swept around the end, Chadwick,
the halfbaek, shot through the
Opening and over the goal line.
Brilliant captains and quarter
hacks often win games by discov-
ering unexpected weakness. and
inventing or altering play to
take advantage of IT,.
The Harvard-West Point game
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-19
BROADWAY WINS
81 To D CAME

SEATTLE, Oct. 19.-Broadway
High school defeated Queen Anne
yesterday 81 to 0 in game Of
football marked by old style line
bucking. Coach Lewis of Broad
way observed Coach Perkins, Cap
tain Beginner and Stattz of the Ia
coma team on the field and gave
orders not to show up any tricks
for the Tacoma fellows to get
onto.
Coach Perkins looks upon
Broadway as a hard proposition
but he expects to be able to beat
her out with the Tacoma team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-19
BERG THROWS
WALTER EVANS

PORTLAND, Oct. 19.-Johu
Berg defeated Walter Evans in a
great wrestling match here last
night, taking the second and third
falls. Evans showed great clev-
erness in the first round. A toe
hold in the second round took the
energy out of him, however.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-19
ATHLETICS BOOM
At !. NJ. c. L..

Athletics at the Y. NJ. G. A. in
Tacoma show decided boom
since the new gymnasium was
completed and arrangements are
being made for many events this
winter. November 6 the big re-
lay race from American lake will
be held. Four teams are enter
ed. Each man win run a mile
in the contest.
November 10 there will be an
important indoor meet at the
gymnasium.
Basketball practice will start
Friday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-19

canvas, down and out. Johnson,
instead of being groggy, had been
stalling, laying a trap that the
white boy eagerly fell into.
At the count of nine the negro
rose, tore into Ketchel and with
succession of rights and lefts 10
the head put the Assassin down
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-19

blow. Ketchel stood back grim
ming through the blood that
Jacks left jabs had brought, wait
ing for the dinge to rise and ready
to deliver what he thought would
be the finisher. efore the spec
tators realized what was happen
ing, Ketchel was stretched on the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-19
BURNS WAN IS To
MEET JOHNSON
AGAIN
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

SYDNEY, N. s. W.. Oct. 10
Tommy Burns wants another
lchance at Jack johnson in the
ring. He announced yesterday
that If the Jeffries-Johnson match
falls through he will agree to
meet Johnson, winner to take all.
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Portland and Frisco Clash Today
I'm Series Which VIII Decide
Championship - Portland Has
Chance to Win.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 10
Tho San Francisco and p0rtlana
aeams clash here tolay In the
oreu rg game of a series the ont
come of which villa have much to
do with the awarding OF the Pa
cific Coast league pennant for
1909. II Portland is lucky
enough DO win the series Of seven
games the Beavers will only be
one game behind the Seals and
will have an outside chance to
.'cop" the bunting.
In order to clinch the pennant
the San Francisco aggregation
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WRESTLERS BACK
BEHIND THE BARS

erty by means of fake wrestling
matches and races. A list IF
about 100 names of alleged pros
pective victims from all over the
United States is given.
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for the full count.
The small picture shows john
son as he was rising after appar-
emily taking the count. The
large picture is the scene in the
ring as caught by the camera ar
instant later.
Jack WEIGH is the referee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-19

PLAIN CAROMS.
feet. Forearm and wrist motion
ONLY to be used.
Diagram g. Cue ball exactly "
below, object ball * left; stroke
slow. Spread draw for position.
Curved line of the cue ball as II
leaves the object ball must be al
lowed for.
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Go-carts retired by q. u. Peter
SON, 924 Tacoma ave. zee
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22

While some authorities claim the If
teenth anniversary to be porcelain the
majority know of it is the crystal we'd
ding.
1t is always pleasant to remember the
one who is celebrating with little
present. and as there are SO many
pretty articles in glass, such as vases,
candlesticks, rose bowls and compotiers,
1t is not difficult matter to make an
appropriate selection.
The Garden-It is a mistaken idea
to believe that only to the rich is the
privilege of a garden accorded. In
these days flower seeds can be pur-
home or country farmhouse, without a
garden plat, is complete 1t gives the
needed touch of beauty and well repays
the amount of time and money expend-
ed upon it.
A good result is obtained in every
garden by the Introduction of water.
either in the form OF brook. a pond
or a fountain. A small garden need not
lack this accompaniment, for it is not
hard matter to excavate a hollow
and form a small pond in which can be
planted lily roots and aquatic plants.
The owner of small estate can ar
range his flower bed with just as much
symmetry, and can obtain fully as good
results as can his neighbor across the
way from his magnificent formal or
italian garden. There is no reason
why everybody should not be able to
have a little flower bed, and the maxi
ing of garden is full of interest, and
at the same time it is most healthfuI
many tired feeling of worry has been
buried deep in Mother Earth.
Japanese gardens are always of in
terest with their quaint little. stone
lanterns, rising about three feet in
height. their ponds and their Japa-
nese flowers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
PACIFIC FLEET WILL
RUSH REPAIR WORK
Warships Will Hasten to Mag
dalena Bay for Practice

VALLEJO, Dec. 21.-Orders received
at Mare island navy yard indicate that
the Pacific fleet due to arrive. here
February Is from the orient will re-
main here only 80 days before pro-
ceeding to Magdalena bay for target
practice.
There is a rumor here that the fleet
will stop at Magdelena bay en- route
here, but this is generally discredited.
plans are being made at the yard here
to do the necessary repair work on the
ships under rush orders before the
fleet sails for target practice. The
general overhauling OF the vessels will
await their return from Magdelena
bay.
Recomm mendations for the installation
of skeleton masts similar to the work
recently done in the eastern yards
have been received from Washington.
If the work is authorized it is stated
that it can not be taken UP for three
months owing to the fact that special
material must be purchased in the east.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
GET IN LINE AND
BOOST EXPOSITION
$4,000 Buttons Will Be Placed
on Sale Tomorrow, Boost
ers' Day"

Tomorrow will be boosters button
tional exposition. 1t will be an occa-
sion when all san Franciscans will be
given their first opportunity to show
their loyalty to the great worlds fair
project, and every, man. woman and
child in the city is urged to join the
ranks of the boosters,
1t will cost but a dime to procure a
worlds fair button, and one OF che
enlblems should be on the coat lapel
or gown of every person on the streets.
Not only will the wearing of the en-
blem give proof of widespread enthu-
siasm, but the 10 cents paid for the
button will be well spent. There will
be an issue of 250O0 buttons-and every
cent of the $4,000 which they viii bring,
excluding the bare cost of manufacture,
will go into the treasury of the expo
sition committee to help defray pre-
organization expenses.
GET IN LINE
Remember that tomorrow is the day
to get in line and that the wearing of a
button is the sign OF loyalty to, one of
the greatest projects ever attempted
by San Francisco. Buy early and wear
the button in conspicuous place. Help
the cause along just this much and
show the committee in charge of the
preliminary work that it has the con-
fidence of the public.
The last delivery of the buttons was
made yesterday afternoon and already
they are on display in many downtown
windows. Tomorrow they will be for
sale in all the big department stores
and Office buildings, as we'll as in
smaller stores, cafes and cigar stands
The official emblems are easy to distin-
guish from all others. Just remember
that the outer circle is red and that the
words Panama Pacific international
Exposition, San Francisco. and the
year 1915" are printed in blue on a
white background.
Many orders for buttons reached the
headquarters of the committee yester-
day Requests were received from inn
provement clubs and civic organfza
tions, from stores which wish to place
them on sale tomorrow and even from
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
A FEW WORDS WITH tie,
LADYdf Ae1HOUSE

If we would know the richness OF
life, the object of living, we must seek
the hidden place of refreshment, deer
down within our own souls.
MENU
Breton Woods Leaf
Consomn1e Talma, Bread Sticks
Fried Smelts, Sauce Tartare
Franchini Patties
Roast Turked, Creamed Chestnuts
Canned StringlesS Beans
Romaine and Orange Salad
Coupe Bartholdi
Sailed Almonds. Mint Leaves, Candied
Half Cups. of coffee
About Gloves
Gloves must be as carefully selected
with regard to the harmonious effect
Of the entire costume as any other ac-
cessory For common wear heavy
tan dogskin with one or two buttens
should be chosen. They wear so long
that their initial cost is justified
Glace Kid for Dress-For the after
noon or evening white glace kid is
best style. When, long gloves are
necessary only kid must be selected
and If white ones are not given hard
wear one pair will last through sea-
son If cleaned before they become too
soiled.
1t is a fact for which one can not
be too thankful that the wrists of long
gloves wear indefinitely for. after the
cost of the first pair. economy may be
as substituting for the old and worn
hands a new pair of short gloves. To
attach these new hands stitch them
to the uppers and make a fold in the
kid which entirely conceals the seam
The only difficulty In this repairing is
to secure two whites precisely of the
same shade.
Gray Gloves Not Bad Form With
costumes of any color, except white,
gray gloves, provided the shade be light,
are entirely permissible. Very delicate
fawn is good, but that is most easily
soiled.
In light mourning white gloves
should be chosen rather than black
ones.
gloves, possibly desirable because they
do not show soil, is that in the end
they are less economical than chamois,
for the latter may be. renewed by
washing, whereas there is nothing to do
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
OFFICERS INSTALLED BY
PACIFIC LODGE, F. & A. M
Banquet Is Held Afterward in
Downtown Cafe

Oficers of Pacific lodge of Masons
were installed in King Solomon's tenn
pie in Fillmore street last night by
Frederick L. Hansen and Eugene S.
Elkus as follows:
Edward S. Isaacs, worshipful master; Walter
S. Gray senior warden; Robert ". Madden, ju-
nior warden George L. Darling, treasurer (sixth
term; George Pennington, secretary thirty
third terml: Herman Wertsch, senior deacon
Ernest L. West Junior deacon; Hugo Hertz.
marshal; Thomas Anderson, senior steward;
Frank Mueller, Junior steward; James Whtten.
tyler.
A banquet was held after the install
lation in downtown cafe.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
DRY LAW PASSED BY
LOS GATOS TRUSTEES
New Ordinance Designed to Put
Lid On Completely
ISpeeial Dispaieh o The CaIIl

lSpecIdf Dtspofch TO ne (0tfI
Los GATOS. Dec 21.--Following the
recent rally OF the county's temperance
forces here. the board of town trustees
at a meeting held last night passed or
dinance 142. regulating the liquor traf-
fic in Los Gatos and repeating the one
which has been in effect since 1905.
While the old ordinance prohibited
dram shops. several large wineries have
been operated in the city and the ex-
press companies and delivery wagons
from san Jose have done hourishing
business catering to household wants.
Under the new ordinance no spurious.
vinous. malt or other liquor or alcohol
may be manufactured. stored. bought.
sold, exchanged. borrowed, loaned.
given away, accepted or brought into
the corporate limits after January
except for medicinal. chemical or me-
chanicaI purposes. Even prescriptions
calling for alcoholic ingredients may
not be filled more than once
Those who object TO the new law are
talking of disincorporation-
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
WAR SECRETARY WILL
INSPECT PORTO RICO

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2I.-Secretarv of
War Dickinson. accompanied by Gen
eral Clarence Edwards, chief of the
bureau of insular affairs; Colonel Eu
gene C. Ewing; A. w. Briggs of Mem
phis and his son, J. o. Dickinson. sailed
today on the Mayfiower for Porto Rico.
The secretary will make an inspection
of the island. He expects to be gone
about three weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
RACER CHRISTEN[D
WITH CHAMPAGNE
Baby Jack EagaI Breaks Bot
tie Over the Hood of Fast
New Studebaker
Son of Popular Auto Dealer OF.
ficiates at the Naming
of ''The OrioIe"
By R. R. L'HoMMEDIEU

One of the prettiest events that has
ever taken place in this city in connec-
tion with the automobile industry oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon in Golden
Gate park. when Baby Jack Eagal.
the little 2 year old son of j. H. Eagal.
manager of the automobile department
of the studebaker Brothers, christened
the new Studebaker racer. The ori-
ole"
Real champagne vas used and Baby
Jack" entered into the spirit of the oc-
casion will all the ardor and enthusi-
asm of a child with a brand new toy.
The christening took place on the big
bridge over the main drive. Baby
Jack, carefully watched by Mrs. Eagal,
stood upon the stone railing of the
bridge and when Eagal. at the wheel of
the racer, drove by Baby Jack" let fly
the small bottle of champagne
Missing the right hand headlight, the
wine bottle struck against the edge of
the radiator with loud report. its con-
tents spreading all over the front end
of the hood, as Baby Jack" forgetting
portion of his little speech-"I chris
ten you"-sereamed the name, THE
Oriole.''
No more appropriate name could have
been selected for the new Studebaker
racer. Its brilliant orange and black
is strikingly suggestive of the plumage
OF the bird after which 1t is named. The
body of the car is in orange with a big
black stripe The frame is black and
the wheels and springs also carry out
the color scheme with a severity that
is fetching.
The Oriole" is a creation from the
shops of the local Studebaker branch.
II is built on the new Studebaker-Gar-
ford 40 chassis, commonly known as
the CT"
The car has a long, racy hood: is
hung low. equipped with 36 inch wheels
and has seating capacity of two I'm
mediately behind the seats is located a
80 gallon gasoline tank securely held
IN brass sockets. The rear portion of
the car slants gradually to the rear
spring bracket. AS a whole The Ori-
ole rs of an exceedingly artistic de-
sign.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22

out of the city. One letter containing
a button order was received from
Fresnb and others from cities close by.
NATIVE SONS TO AID
A permanent organization was formed
Monday night within the Native Sons
to cooperate with the general commit
tee on ways and means which probably
will be named Thursday. Delegates
representing each of the 30 parlors of
Native Sons in San Francisco met Mon
day night at Santa Clara hall. Golden
Gate avenue and Leavenworth street,
in response to call issued by Califor-
MIA parlor No. I, and the organization
of a special worlds fair committee was
perfected.
The following officers were elected to
govern the orga apization:
President, Judge John J. Van Nos
trand fire vice president, II. G.. w.
Dinkelspiel: second vice president.
James Dockery, secretary, David J..
Nye; treasurer: Angelo ]. Rossi-
The chair was directed to appoint a
committee of five to confer with the
citizens committee and enthusiastic
speeches in favor of the exposition
Were made by George MCGOWAN, Max
LIGHT, William D. Hynes, NJ McGovern,
Henry Dahl and several others. All
present at the meeting pledged them
serves TO assist IN lurtHerinS tue eN-
position project in every way possible.
The first of the local labor unions to
take up for consideration the proposed
worlds fair was marble workers union
No. A at its meeting last night. The
subject was discussed at considerable
length and the expressed opinion was
that it would be one of the best things
for the city ever projected.
The union indorsed the idea and the
members pledged themselves to boost
the project and work for it until it
was an accomplished fact
TuIare IudorSeS Fair
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
The California promotion Committee

The California Promotion Committee
CThe State Central Organization organized In
1902-An association for the commercial aud
Industrial development OF Cslifornia.l
PROMOTIONS: The act OF promotion, advance
The committee has for its object the PROMO
TION OF California's interests. II has nothing to
sell 1t fosters all things tending to the AD-
VANCEMENT Of California 1t 10 an authority
on all matters relating to Californla. II EN-
COURAGES the establishment OF new industries
and fosters those already established IL invites
desirable immigration 1t presents the oppor
tunities and needs Of all fields OF business aaa
professional activity. II Is supported By popular
subscription and makes charge for any service
rendered. 1t has affiliated with Il $50 CONNER
membership OF more than 10000. Meetings Of
representatives Of these organisations are held
sfemiannually in different parts OF the state
where matters OF California's interest are ais
cussed. Headquarters OF the committee ars
maintained in Merehants Exchange bldg San
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
First SfOddard
Limousine Here

A J. Smith. Pacific coast sales man.
ager for the Elmore cars. yesterday
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22

J. W. Leavitt & Co yesterday re-
ceived its first Stoddard- Dayton limou-
s. sine. o. d. Plug
! First Sfoddard hoff of the COM
IfmouSine Here pany, in speaking
...------.-... of the car. said: 1T
Will seat four peo-
pie in the inclosure and its mounted on
double drop frame. This limousine is
a typically handsome inclosed car,
which will please the eye of the dis
cerning motorist TO whom a car of
larger proportions is not a necessity.
We have several more which will
leave the factory very shortly and are
going to make bid for the limousine
business Of the west"
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
Harrison Has
Few Everitts

as far as he can learn they viii be for
the betterment of the trade and the
owner, although in the latter case this
may mean an advance in the price of
the automobile.
Upon his arrival here he registered
the orders he had taken on the way
nome from the east. and up to last
night the H. o. Harrison company had
disposed Of 81 per cent of its allotment
of Everitt cars
At this rate all the cars may be sold
before the first shipment arrives for
delivery, which will be shortly after
the first of the year
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22

II. O. Harrison, who has returned from
his eastern trip, is more than enthusi-
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
Smith Sells
More EImOres

car was soid 10 r.: X. MorrlH or Berke-
senger touring car. on which no trouble
and expense has been spared in placing
equipment The other car went to an
agent in Chico.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
Pullman Selling
Force Enlarged

The present seems to be the lucky
season for the Chalmers-Detroit COM
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
TuIare Indorses Fair

yISALIA, Dec. 21.-The Tulare coun-
ty board of trade, in which all the
cities of the county are. represented,
today nanimously passed resolutions
favoring San Francisco for the Panama
Pacific exposition In 1915.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
See the page entitled what
Women Are Doing" in The Sun
day Call. Sterling silver prizes are
awarded for recipes. as specified.
The Fifteenth Anniyersar,

for dark colored kid when wear turns
the seams a dull white.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22

c. B. Gardner of the Pullman auto
mobile company. reports the arrival of
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22

Harry L. Owesney, head of the Win
ton motor carriage company in this
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
Wint0n Cars
Are Delivered

touring cars TO A. II. Merritt of oak
land, G. w Banzhaf, who makes the
third brother in the family to become
an owner of Winto this year, and
L S Straight of this city. Straight
took delivery of his car Saturday and
started Immediately on a trip with
his family to Los Angeles and the
southern part of the state.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22

c. B. Gardner of the Pullman auto
mobile company, reports the arrival of
= carload of Pull
P,IIman selling man cars. with two
fsorce Tsnfarred more carloads to
= 4~ arrive within the
next few days.
Gardner, in speaking of the business
conditions said that they were splen-
did. the company having sold eight
Pullman cars within the last 0 days
The selling force of the company has
been augmented. with G. A. Blaikfe as
sales manager and Henry G. Ehrlich
salesman. Gardner also reported that
the repair shop in connection with the
Pullman company was now fully
with expert men at its head.
A compressed air reservoir for the
imitation of tires has been installed
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
Chalmers Wins
Coveted Space

on tnel coast. 1T
has been the custom Of the Breslfn
hotel. Broadway, New York. for the
last few seasons, on account of the
heavy patronage of the automobile
manufacturers, TO donate space in the
lobby for one machine to be shown
during the period OF the licensed auto
mobile show in New York city The
management, after the different fac
tories have engaged their apartments
for headquarters. have a drawing to
determine the lucky exhibitor Carl
Page & Co. of New York, agents for
the Chalmers Detroit, drew the space
for the coming show and will exhibit
one of the beautiful green 80" pony
tonneaus-"