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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Will Meet Old
Rival in Saint
Mary's Fifteen
Superior Showing Over Ref-
aHce Is Duly Discounted by
MCKenzie'S Men
| SpecidL Di,pateh 70 The CqLll

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
' SANTA CLARA. Nov 17-With What
viii be the hardest fought and most
closely contested game in the career
of the Santa Clara college Rugby Is.
but 10 Gays distant, the local squad to-
day started in earnest to prepare for
their struggle with St. Mary's on
Thanksgiving day.
Comparing the score piled up by the
st. Mary's players against the Reliance
score Santa Clara made against the
Reliance club boys yesterday St.
Mary's looks'l7 points ahead of their
rivals.
Followers of the game here declare
that this is no criterion to go by, how
ever, pointing out that a much heavier
and faster lineup of Reliance men
played here yesterday than when St.
Aary's played them a short time past.
Hardin Barry, one of the best players
Santa Cara can boast of, is laid up il.
the .nfiImary here with a bad case of
grip. and ii is very doubtful if he Will
be able to be in the coming game.
Barry has earned the name on the
Santa Clara team of being one of the
headiest and most consistent players in
the game. and the forward lineup will
suffer materially by his absence.
Barnard. who registered at Santa
Clara this season as freshman, hav-
ing some little experience with the old
game on high school teams in Los An
geles, has surprised Coach Mckenzie
at the wing three-Quarters game, and
may replace one of the veterans at the
eleventh hour.
In Barbour and Porterfield mates t
wing three-quarters, Santa Clara has
two players that are dangerous to
overlook. Besides being feet travellers
through crowded fields, they use their
head always.
Bogie Roberts is rapidly rounding
into form, and showing flashes of the
speed which characterized his work
last year.
Reams and TroHatola are playing
the same steady game they started the
season with, the former increasing
slowly his kicking records This player
is perhaps the most dangerous man on
the Santa Clara team. He can alwa US
be relied upon to be ready with a boot
for long distances when the ball is
crowded down near the local goal
Players who are in a position to judge
class him a one of the best kfcl1ers on
the coast today.
The training table diet of the Santa
Clara players was cut down consider
ably today by order of Mckenzie. Until
next Tuesday hard practice every aft
ernoon will be the order Thence
Mckenzie will begin TO ease UP daily
until Thanksgiving.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
SUBCALIBER PRACTICE
AT PRESIDE BATTERIES
Good Records Made in Firing at
Moving Targets

SubcaIiber practice was the order Of
the day yesterday at tile Presidio. but
while no records were broken the work
of the coast artillery was eminently
satisfactory to Colonel John \. Lun-
deem, who has charge of the coast de-
lenses The firing was done by the
SEVENTEEN company. in command Of
Lieutenant Myron s. Crissy. and the
One Hundred and Forty sixth company,
in command of Lieutenant Gordon Rob
inson-
The One Hundred and Forty sixth
company fired the big guns from Bat
terry Chamberlain and the SEVENTEEN
company fred from Battery Cranston.
All the firing was done at moving
targets placed two miles outside the
Golden gate.
If the weather is clear the batteries
at Fort Baker will begin practice this
morning with subeaIiber firing
The First cavalry is due to arrive
from the Philippines February 10
Companies A, B, c. u. X and Nj. in
command of Major Joseph A. CASTOR
will ben stationed at the Presidio. tax
ing the place of the Fourteenth cavalry, :,
which has just left for Manila
Captain TheophiluS B. Steele, Tenth
company. coast artillery, has relieved
Captain Robert z. WylIie as adjutant
to Colonel John A. Lundeen at the
Presidio. Captain Wyllie has been or
dered to New York and will leave for
that post Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
St. Mary'S Gym Glasses
Plan Ladies Night

Tne members Of the evening class OF
ST. Marv's college gymnasium will give
q ladies night tomorrow evening in the
gymnasium in the Webster street side
OF the college campus. Otto RittIer
instructor in physical culture at st.
. Msry's. has direct charge of the affair,
and is assisted by Albin Forslun, who
conducts the gymnasium classes at St
JoseplS academy, the preparatory de-
partment Of the Oakland college.
Statuarv posing will be participated
I'm by c. Searle, c. Scott, c. Holmes
otto Rittler and Albin Forslund
In boxing exhibition A McGee will
Try conclusions with b. McAllister and
= Noble VIII meet @. Aesbit-
J. Searle VIII Wrestle N Levy in
what promises 10 be a decidedly spir-
81 I'd exhibition or the science. Another
wrestling bout is billed 10 take place
between A Lavine and J. Searle. La
vine Is wrestling instructor in the
gymns sium-
The program viii also include vio-
lin solo by Jerry Mccarthy. exhibition
Of eccentric juggling by Ben Burning
. recitation o. John Budd, solos by Will
liam LhcuresuN and Michael O'Conneii:
mouOlogue by n. J. SchOenfeldt. The
Elks' quartet and the St Mary's col
3ege orchestra viii furnish several
numbers
The regular gymnasium classes will
y gressnt drill with bar bells under the
instruction or Otto Rittlcr. and in addi-
fion win perform the popular pyramid
drill which has taken the fancy OF the
. stduents at St Mary's.
What promises 10 be the comic hit
or the evening is the blackened glove
contest TO be fought out by A. Simp-
son and L. Erlanderson.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were ISSUED
in San Francisco Wednesday, November II, 1909
A-TERESI-Antonio CatanIa. q; II
Arkansas st, and Ignazi Teresi. %, 81 Man
chester st.
ACK-DENNE-Charles II. Flack Jr., "a and
Josephine G. Dunno, %. both of Jersey City
JORDAN-McLA Charles Jordan q
and Georgina NIcLachlan, 1s both Of 101s
Golden Gate
KUSTER-O BRIEN-Joh d. kuster. 81. Sar
Jose, and Ellen j. o'BrienT1s 1922 Ilaight St
LAVAGGI-CAVAIERO Lavaggi. &c
Stockton, and May V. Cavalero, p, Sonora
MARFII.-GII.-Salva Marfl. 80, 15I715 Du-
pont St, and Isabel Gill; 10, 1T01 Montgomery
avenue.
MUESSDORFFER - HEBERGER = Edwin w
Muessdorfer 49, 163 Beulah ST.. and Eliza
beth Heberger. 2s $50 fremont ave.
SIAIONS-COULTER-Jos Simons, 49, Los
Angeles, and Irene l.. Coulter, 22 2o4S Polk
street.
TIIEOBoLD-MeCARRY- +. Theobold. 81
I747 Lag,ma St, and Alice @. McCarry, -, 29t
Linden
TISCHER-STEVENS- J. Fischer. 24
and Clotilda Z. Stevens II, both .of 252s FIJI
bert st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
GILLETT PROCLAIMS
THANKSGIVING DAY
Chief Executive of State Sets
Aside Thursday, November
rs, as Official Holiday

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 17.-In accord
snce with custom proclamation call
ing upon the citizenry of the state I,
make general observance of Thanks
giving day was issued from the gov
ernor's office today. Thursday. No
vember 25. is fixed as the day. Her,
is the text of the proclamation:
The honor of being a citizen of
this great republic would of itself
be sufficient cause for annually
setting apart, in accordance with
custom, day for thanks giving and
prayer. But the people of CalifoF-
MIA have much else to be thankful
Tor Our people have prospered
wonderfully in material things.
Ihis has been a year of plenty
throughout the country In this
state we have been singularly
blessed by the enjoyment of mar
velous progress and prosperity
Great strides have been made in
the development OF the varied re-
sources so lavishly distributed by
a bounteous nature within the
borders of our commonwealth.
Every avenue OF commercial and
Industrial endeavOr has been filed
with activity, the productive soil
has yielded of it's fruits in greater
abundance than ever before.
When to all this is added spIen-
did civic spirit. which is abroad in
our private life, we can indeed be
grateful for the providence over
rulingit all On every account. our
lot may truly be said to be cast in
pleasant places.
Therefore. in conformity of the
proclamation of the president of
the United States, l. J. n. Gillett,
governor of the state of California,
do designate Thursday. the twenty
fifth day of November. 1909, as a
day of general thanksgiving and
upon that day | recommend that all
business cease, and that the peO-
pie in their homes and in their
churches. on this Thanksgiving day
offer up thanks 10 God for the
blessings of the past. and prayer
for his guidance in the future.
In witness thereof I have Rere-
unto set my hand and caused the
great seal of the state to be af-
fixed.
Done at the capitol in the city Of
Sacramento, this seventeenth day
of November, in the year of our
Lord. one thousand nine hundred
and nine.
j. n. GILLETT. Governor.
Attest: c. F. Curry, Secretary of
State
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
LatOnia Races

CINCINNATI Nov. IA disqualification
occurred Al Iatonia today, when Royal Report,
sffer 6nishing Eve lengths ahead OF the held.
was set back 10 last place IN the tlird race ana
Ceroudeolet was placed first. McGee had the
mount On ROYAL Report. and. while the foul was
unavoidable yet ii palpable according TO
the iudceS -Four farOrires won- summary:
First race FIVE furlOngs-Dixle Gem. 10 J.
won. FlizahethaD 3 10 = second; Lady Welies.
D. 70 J. third Time. 1.03 3-5.
second race six furlongs-Sevenfuli. 10 j.
won: Ned Carmack. - 10 ]. second; Claiborne,
= 10 J. third. Time. I;16 80.
Third race six fuIl0ngs-Caronde0let, ) 10 j,
90: Judith Page II 10 1, second: Belle Ciem,
fo.5 third Time. III 3-5.
fenrth race one mile. seliine-Ludhiana D TO
4 won. Howard Pearson. to J. second; Tony
8ust 6 10 l. third. Time, 1:45.
Fifth. race mile-Farl Of Richmond. 10 ,,
third. Time. :49.
sixth race. six ftriongs-F Fundamental. u 20
won John Garner. j. 10 J. second; Polar
star. 20 ], llird. Time, 1:17 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Deaths From Football May
Raise Legal Barrier

WASHINGTON. Nov 17-Legislation
to prevent brutality in football and
possibly to actually prohibit the play
ing of the game is likely to follow
the mortality which has marked con-
tests this season. The district commits
sioners now have the corporation coun-
sci at work on the subject, and If the
situation can not be handled by a po-
lice regulation congress will be asked
to pass a bill which the district COM
missioners will draft.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
DEATHS

BAILEY-In this city, November 16 1900.
Byron, dearly beloved husband of Mary Bal
ley son OF the late Byron and Mary Bailey.
and loving brother of Mrs. Susie Finn and
Mrs. Ella Gautt, native of San Francisco,
CAL, aged 40 years months and % days.
Friends and acquainfances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Fri
day., November 10, 1909. at 10 o'clock
a. m, from his late residence, 80 Cotter
street. Interment Holy across cemetery.
baldwin, Berkeley Cal, November II.
1909 Mary Rankin Baldwin,. mother OF Reta
Il. aud Lucille Baldwin, and the late Robert
ID. Baldwin, sister OF the late Samuel N.
Rankin. and grandmother of Roberta and
Dorothy Baldwin, native of Ohio.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
dayl, November 10, 1909, at IL a. M. at
2207 Haste street. Berkeley. Cremation.
BECKER-In this city. November IL 1909
Henry John, dearly beloved husband of the
late Katie Becker. father of Mrs. Roy c.
Traver, beloved son OF Casper j. and Helen
Becker and brother of John and Herman
Becker and Mrs. j.. Ellis. a native of Oden-
burg, Germany. aged IS years / month aud
10 days. 4 member of San Francisco aerie No
3, +. O. f.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow fFri-
day) at $50 a. M, from his late residence
l745 Fifteenth avenue South, thence TO All
Halows church. where a requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose of his SOUL
commencing atS9 a. m. IntcrmeDt Holy Cross
cemetery, by carriage.
funeral services of Pardon Mason
Rnwen viii be held in the family resieenct.
.-55 Central avenue. AlaIneda, tomorrow (Fri-
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Palo Alto Will Meet Santa
Clara Fifteen
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA. Nov. little Palo
Alto high school Rugby team and the
Santa Clara high school Is will come
together next Saturday on the Univer-
sity of the Pacific grounds here to de-
eide the championship of the A. A. L.
subleague in Santa Clara county
Lowell high school of San Francisco
will play the winner of next Saturday s
game for the northern championship.
Reserved seats for the Santa Clara
st. Marys college football game on
thanksgiving will be placed on sale
Thursday morning at 9 o'clock at-the
store of A. G.. Spalding & Co, 15S Geary
street. San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Eddie Graney Will Referee
TOmOrrow'S Card

The plans for the Pacific athletic
associations boxing night Friday at
the Dreamland rink are all perfected,
and the boxing committee feels elated
over the fact that Eddie Graney has
volunteered his services as referee for
the evening which is assurance alone
that the public will have a classy pro-
gram of the best boxers in the anna
teur ranks All the contestants will
report tonight to the boxing g~commit-
tee, which will meet at the California
athletic club in Jefferson Square build
ing, where DR.. @. r. Hubbell will put
them through the physical test
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Dwiggins Jr. Wins Berkeley
Punting Trophy
[SeeeiaL Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
BERK KELEY. Nov 17.-Jay Dwiggins
Jr- captain elect of the football team
added further to his fame as a star
football player by capturing the Reos
punting cup on California field this
afternoon. The cup. given by Robert
A. Roos of San Francisco. is a perpetual
trophy. Although Dwiggins was close
ly pressed by Jordan in the final kicks
of the day he won handily and his
name will be inscribed on the trophy,
on which are already Inscribed the
names of Roy Elliott. Ralph Butler and
S. E. Carpenter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Declares War in Behalf Of
Spokane Club

SPOKANE, Nov. 1T am in favor
of outlaw baseball in the Northwest
err league. and hope for the war that
viii give us a chance to fight it out for
our rights" declared Joseph Cohn.
president of the Spokane baseball club.
today. The sooner we vote on the
question the better ] will like it, /
feel sure the other men i'm the league
are with me. I am ready to lose money
for several seasons TO gain the point
we are fighting for
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Captain Fish i'm Game

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 1.-THE
Harvard eleven wound up its prepara-
tions for Yale today on a slippery Held
There was scarcely any scrimmage
work, but good deal of kicking and
catching of punts.
Reports that Captain Fish is suffer
ing from serious injury that may
keep him out of the game were denied
by the Harvard football manager to-
night.
Captain Fish, he said. is being given
time to get himself into shape to play
Saturday and he probably will be in
the lineup tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
FISH HATCHERY FOR MARIN

SAN RAFAEL, Nov 17.-In a special
session here today the Marin county
supervisors passed an ordinance ere
ating q FISH hatchery and granting the
California trout farm a lease for the
privilege of operating it at Inverness
on Kiln Gulch creek. The lease is for
a period OF 20 years for the nominal
sum Of 81 a year. The company agrees
to stock the streams of Marin county
with fish and the supervisors have the
right TO designate what streams the
hatchery company shall stock
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
YaIe's Final Practice

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. Nov. 1.-THE
Yale varsity football team and substi-
tutes today held their final practice for
Saturdays game with Harvard. This
consisted of half hours signal drill.
There was no scrimmage.
The question as to who Will be at
right end for Yale was settled today.
Savage will start the game and will
give way to Coy when the team is on
the defensive.
The varsity and first substitute VIII
leave for Auburndale, tomorrow, while
the other substitutes will go to CAM
bridge Saturday morning
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Notable Deaths

MRS. ANN COATES WEALTHY INDIAN-Ta-
coma. Nov 17.-Mrs Ann Coates, one of
the wealthiest women Of the Puyallup tribe,
is dead at the age of so years. Her property
WAS at one time estimated to be worth
SIO0. 900. She was the daughter of Siuskim, an
Old chief of the Nisqually tribe
HENRY COLEMAN SR., HEAD OF BIG FAM
ILY- -Bellefontaine o., Nov. 17.-Henry Cole
man Sr.. aged sc years, died last night He
leaves II children and So grand children.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Boston Americans Head on
Way to This City
rSneeial Di.pateh 70 The Call

BOSTON, Nov. 17.-John l. Taylor.
president OF the Boston American
league team. left at o'clock this
afternoon for San Francisco.
The trip is merely for pleasure, and
lie viii return east about December
IA to attend the annual meeting OF the
American league in New York
The affairs Of my club are in good
shape declared Taylor as-he stepped
aboard the train, -and nothing Inn
portahat is expected to present itself
until the New York meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Yale Slight Favorite

- NEW YORK, Nov. 7.--Arrangements
have been perfected for the final game
of the regular football season in the
east, the Yale Harvard game to be
played at Cambridge on Saturday. Not
in recent years has there been an ath-
letic contest in which greater interest
has been shown.
Tickets for all of the $1,000 seats in
the Harvard stadium have been issued
and requests for $4,000 more have been
refused because of insufficient seating
capacity.
Yale is ruling a slight favorite in the
New York clubs because of the remark
able showing 1t has made this season
and because OF the general opinion that
the team this year is the fastest and
strongest Yale has developed in many
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
PLAN AUTOMOBILE SPEEDWAY

CHICAGO. Nov. 17.-Local capitalists,
whose names are withheld for the pres
ent. are reported to be behind COM
pany to build a $250.000 motor speed
way for Chicago. These men are un-
der the guiding wing of David Beecroft
chairman of the technical committee OF
the Chicago motor club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
MANIy HEADS ELEyEN

CHICAGO, Nov 17.-John Manley,
left haIfback today was elected cap
tain of the 1910 football team of North
western university.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

this city November l6
1902 by Frank Stuart Ford, pastor First
Christian church. Alexander Henry Gibson
and Fedora Smith, both of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
$500 a Pair for
Yale Harvard
Tickets Asked
Rival EIevenS Ready for Great
Game Saturday. With Old
Eli Slight Fayorife
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

BOSTON, Nov. 17--F'rom present in
dications speculators will be selling
tickets for the Harvard Yale game Sat
urday for more than $500 pair before
the game. Already prices have scared
from $50 up to 5000 pair on the curb
market and are daily going higher
owing to the unusual scarcity Of tick
cts among the clubmen themselves
Thousands of students were turned
down without tickets through their
failure to sign tickets for personal use.
The Harvard athletic association is
making more strenuous efforts than
ever to stop the sale of tickets by spec
1Ilat0rS
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Santa Clara College Rugby Fifteen Begins q Strenuous
: Weeks Practice for Big Contest on Thanksgiving Day


feaa a % @ SP ~ %
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
BIRTHS
MARRIAGES

STROH-In this city November 16. 1900, tc
the wife OF \. G.. Stroh.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

Continued On Next Pax.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-13
The Cattle Exhibit.

The cattle exhibit is 20 per cent
larger than last year. Three large eX-
hibitors of shorthOrns are Robert
Morse, Brunswick: Brice Patten. Tops
ham: Joseph Whitney Topsham. The
Jerseys, both Maine State and Ameri-
can Jersey Cattle Club, are well repre-
scented. f. Y. Shaw of Topsham and
w. $. Totmun of Beach Hill farm,
HarpsWnll, are both large exhibitors
Henry Hunt of Brunswick is a large
exhibitor of Ayrshircs with q head in
the pens Williams Bros. of Webster
have Is grade Holsteins. L. II. Maxim
of BoNdon has Il head of Devons and
also Brown Swiss cattle Albert Hath
orn of Woolwich has eight fine Sussex
cattle and d. j. Hathorn of the same
town exhibits Grade Herefords as well
as Sussex cattle.
The exhibition of steers and oxen at
tracted considerable attention during
the forenoon. The two teams from
Topsham and Webster Were fine look
ing teams and there was much spec
ulaticn as to which would get the first
prize. but it was finally awarded to
Topsnam with Webster second. The
pulling contests will take place this
forenoon if the weather conditions are
favorable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-13
Bio Poultry Exhibit,

The poultry exhibit this year is an
unusually large one and it could have
been twice as large had there been
room for the birds that the owners
have sought to enter. The coops are
stationary in the main part OF the
poultry hall, which is located under
the grandstand and so only limited
number of birds can be accommodated
Cyrus Keay of Brunswick, who has
been in charge of the poultry depart
ment for the past Is years, stated to a
Journal reporter that this is the larg
shown at the fair since he has been
connected with the department. The
total number of birds in the hail. which
fills every coop is 600, and nearly if
not quite an equal number of birds has
been turned away One of the largest
exhibitors is E. A. Drinkwater of Sa-
battus, who has 200 birds, representing
is or 20 different varieties. j. Puring-
ton of Topsham exhibits LeghOrns,
Plymouth Rocks and Rhode Island
Reds, John Leavitt of Topshar1 has a
number of pens of Plymouth Rocks. j.
3. Ward of Richmond exhibits Light
Brahmas and also ducks E. c. Patten
of Topsham has buff WyandOttes and
also White Plymouth Rocks. Joseph w.
Larrabce of West Bath has some fine
Plymouth Rocks. The exhibit of ducks
this year is an unusually good one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-13
A HUMOROUS BLUFF"
Prominent Georgia Farmer Laughs a
Stories of CurtaIment.

Atlanta, Ga. oct. 12.-Declarng
that the proposed curtailing of the out
put of cotton mills on account of the
high price of cotton is humorous
bluff" Charles S. Barrett, president OF
the Farmers Union, yesterday issued
a statement urging planters to hold
their cotton for a higher price.
Farmers having sold enough cotton
to meet their most pressing obligations
are in better position to hold for high
or prices than at any time in history,
said Mr.. Barrett Commenting on the
probable size of the crop this year Mr.
Barrett said:
1T is probable we will have the
shortest crop in proportion to the de-
mand since we have been raising cot