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70 satisfy Which the above-describsd properrv Is
frorn the 18TH day ot November 100. togerhe-
WITH costs ard allowance Amounting % s475 q
Virh interest from Novsrno Der "a 1905. tosethe-
with, the expenses OF the sale The approxirnate
amount os the taxes. ASSESSMENTS and water
rates or other liens which are 70 be allowed 10
.he purchaser out OF the purchase money or
paid BY the Ref.rss Is S7Ol AZ and interest The
property will be sold subisc. to such state ~
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LAWYERS.
John henry FREESE. Marbritss BaIidinE
Room So. ~ West 34th 81 Herald Square,
FOR SALE
DESKS. PARTITIONS TELEPHONE BOOTEs
tables chairs. warcroces. mirrors. wall hxt-
Ures. business furniture al kinds. FINN
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JEWELRY.
AUCTION SALES.

HIGHEST PRICES for diamonds Old gold. jez-
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KENsTCO DAM.


SEALED BIDS VII be received iS 10y Sy the Board
New YorR untu II A ~. On December q. 1902
sor Co-.rzct D. to- the construction OF kensfco
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fhe T3rDux river and appurtenant works. inciud-
Inc New Rye reservoir. New Rye GiSe. Bronx-
EVe tunnel Bronx dixie and Rye pipe-line The
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J. WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer
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-rlr.e entry. Apply, stating experieroe age.
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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
Butchers in Line for Big
Time on Wednesday

Butchers day will be observed by the
meat dealers of this city next Wednes-
day afternoon at the Oakland racetrack.
AS usual. there will be a big racing pro-
gram, together with jolly outing. The
committee has been busy with the ar
rangements for the past month and the
program is one of the best in the his
tory of the organization.
There will be 10 contests on the card,
including cart races. trotting races, free
for all trotting and pacing races,
vaquero races and steer running races.
Valuable prizes will be given to the
winners of each contest and most of the
races will carry with them cash purse.
The celebration will be handled by the
butchers of San Francisco and Alameda
counties Butchers day is always a big
event at the Oakland track and it is
the effort of the committee to make
this one the kingpin of them all. The
track committee is made up of the fol-
lowing prominent butchers: f. Games,
Oakland; John Nowlan, San Francisco
Tom McKeon, San Francisco; E. ].
Breiling. Oakland; W. R. Harper oak
land: l. SeIig San Francisco: o. g.
Newhall, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
Jack Johnson Dares Jeff
To Fight Him

BOSTON. June 12.-Jack Johnson. the
worlds champion heavy weight fighter.
who is now in Boston, gave out the
following statement tonight:
'It is now conceded on every hand
that Jeffries has been blufing the pub
lie about meeting me. am ready to
box every week in the year. if l am
given my price for my services. bar
no man who has any right to chaI-
lenge. l am ready to box Jeffries,
Ketchel. Kaufman, Hart or any one
else who wants to meet me.
IF Jeffries is looking for a match,
why don't he come forward and say
so? l want Jeffries to come out man
fully and agree to cut out exhibitions
and get down to business. 1 will ig-
more all the others if he will sign to
meet me. for l regard a match with
Jeffries as the surest way OF proving
that / an in truth the worlds cham
pions,
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
New Boys League Starts
With lS5 Members

The California Boys league had it's
first regular meeting last evening. Di-
reetors for the coming year were
chosen as follows: NJ. ]. Brandenstein.
Richard Miller, ]. Charles Green and
W. W. Bracket. The league starts
with an enrolled membership Of 1S5
boys Athletic grounds have been
leased at Twelfth and Mission streets.
and the clubrooms and apparatus Of
the Occidental athletic club have been
purchased for the use of the league.
Any boy under the age of Is years is
eligible to membership.
Gymnasium, track, baseball and all
athletic sports VIII be taken up in a
systematic manner and the boys of the
state will have an unequaled oppor-
tunity to secure the benefits offered by
this league without cost. The baseball
season will start today after the league
game. The schedule is Owls versus
the Billy Brackets. At Petaluma the
Greens versus the Eagles; at Alameda
the NJ J. B. Jrs. versus the Bay State
Merchants, at Oakland the ImperiaIs
versus the Leonhardts.
Commencing next Sunday regular
games will be played on the league
grounds at 10 a. m. and 12 m. and
after the league game at Recreation
park
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
ERNE AND FRAYNE
MATCHED TO GO
ON JUNE Is
North End Club Makes Match
and VIII Run i'm OppOsi-
ton to COffrOfh

Young Erne, the speedy lightweight
from Philadelphia. and Johnny Frayne.
the California boy, who has been do
ing so well around New York for the
last year, will furnish the ring at
traction IN this city for this month.
They were matched last night by Man
ager John C. Desmond of the North
End club. This show will be pulled
off on the night preceding the Hyland-
Cross go, Coffroth's attraction, and it
bids fair to bring out close competi-
ton.
with its match, but Promoter Desmond
was forced to contend with many diff
cuIties, and there is a lot of credit
coming to him for getting as good a
match as he did He was after the big
stars of the ring, but could not land
any of them in time for this month.
Frayne and Erne will make 1873
pounds at o'clock on the afternoon
of their battle. Frayne's interests were
looked after by his manager Heine
Rafael. The club wanted the referee
named at once, but because Erne was
not on the ground it was agreed to
put this matter over till five days be-
fore the fight. There should be no
trouble on this score.
Young Erne is one of the leading
lightweights of the east He has never
fought in San Francisco. though his
reputation as clever boxer is well
known to the fans of this city He is
essentially a six and ten round fighter.
but he seemed glad to get chance
at Frayne over the 20 round route.
Frayne will arrive from the Quaker
city tomorrow evening.
The Erne-Frayne fight will be pre-
ceded by two attractions of lesser i'm
portances- Manager Desmond is think
ing seriously of Young Peter Jackson
and Jack Sullivan, though he has not
yet decided upon the match The club
has several good looking attractions in
view. The fights will be staged at
Dreamland pavilion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
Keller and Brooks Matched
By Oakland Club

A classy card has been signed up by
Matchmaker Tommy Simpson OF the
West Oakland club for its boxing show
across the bay next Thursday evening.
Six bouts will be staged between the
best talent now fighting in this VI
cinity.
Two special events top off the pro-
gram Terry Keller. the fast local
welter weight, will oppose Fred Brooks.
the Portland boxer. who got OF to
such a hyisg start by defeating Pat
Cornyn and then by fighting OShaug-
messy to a ak round draw.
The other big event viii be fur
nished by Starry Dell and Fred Cou-
ture. Dell will be remembered for his
determined battle with Monte Attel
He should make Couture hustle to gain
the long end of the purse.
The remainder of the card includes
such well known boxers as frankie
Smith. Eddie Lennon. Tommy Kelly.
Billy Foster. kid Burrs. George Cur
ran, kid" Lewis and George Root.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
Douglas Grant Wins Coast
Golf Championship

SEATTLE, June 12.-Douglas Grant
of the Burlingame club. champion of
southern California. won the Pacific
coast. golf championship in the annual
tournament today, defeating ]. GiIli-
son Jr. of Seattle, . and 4.
In a professional match. y holes.
Jack Barnes of Spokane won with SIG;
r. Johnston of Seattle, second. 3s1:
Donald Smith of San Francisco. third,
s22.
All the trophies and prizes of the
week were awarded tonight at a din
ner in the Seattle golf and country
club house. participated in by all the
PLAYERS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
GREAT FIELD DAY
PROPOSED FOR
PORTOLA
Walker and Rector Are Likely
to Meet i'm fhe Hundred
Yard Dash

The athletic committee in charge
of the great Portola festivals carni-
val of sports is even now making ar
rangements for one of the greatest
amateur meets that the west has ever
known. 1t is planned to bring off the
wonderful field day at the Golden Gate
park stadium. where athletes from all
over the world will likely compete dur
ing the last week of October
One of the main events, if not the
real big event, will be the contest for
supremacy in the 100 yard dash If
the plans of the committee are car
ried out. Walker, the South African
sprinter and the champion of the anna
teur world, will lock horns with Rector
of Virginia. the man who ran him such
a close race during the Olympian games
in London last summer.
Walker recently performed many
startling feats in England and now he
is on his way to the United States. He
is billed to take part in many exhibi-
tions and important field days through
OAN 1hC Cfbcl, anu LnS lOId COIL
tee is confident that he can be induced
to come to San Francisco for the pur-
pose of meeting his old southern rival.
The field day at the stadium will
position contests and it is likely that
most of the star performers at that
meet will take part here also. No effort
will be overlooked to bring the best
men in each special class to San Fran
cisco. 1t looks like the cream of the
talent in each and every event will
come.
Arrangements will be made with the
railroad companies for special rates
for the athletes from all parts of the
United States and Canada The en-
tries will close on October Is, but all
those who hope to take part are re-
quested to communicate with the Sec
retary OF the Portola festival, Phelan
building. San Francisco. All athletes
must be registered with the Amateur
athletic union.
Following is the list of events: 100
yard run, 220 yard run, 440 yard run,
$50 yard run, one mile run, two mile
run, pole vault for height, running
high jump, running broad jump, throw
ing Sc pound weight, throwing Is
pound hammer. putting 16 pound shot,
throwing the discuss 120 yard hurdle
race t1O hurdles feet inches in
heieht1 900 ward hur,1Ia race IN hur-
dies feet inches in height).
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
TAFT PLAYS GOLF
WITH LARD AND
WINS GAME
Travis and Vice President Sher-
man Oppose, and Experts
Score Is Tied

WASHINGTON, June 13.-President
to his credit today when. playing as a
partner in a foursome with C. A Lard
of the Chevy Chase club o: this city, he
helped defeat Vice President Sherman
and Walter J. Travis, international
champion, by a score OF six up and five
to play.
1t had been intended that the presi-
dent should play with Travis and that
with Lard, but on the way to the links
1t was decided that as the president.
"a self-styled "bumble puppy" had a
shade the better of the vice president,
a self-announced dub" and that as
Travis was rated higher than Lard, it
would be too easy" for the president
and Travis to play together.
1t was the president who won for his
team. Travis and Lard made equal
scores of rs. leaving the result of the
match to the play of the president and
vice president. Sherman was decidedly
of his game and ran up a total of 116
strokes for the Is holes. The presi-
dents score was not announced. but
it was well under that turned in by
the vice president.
Lard, rated as one of the best anna
teurs in the country. came from Chi
cago especially to play in the presi-
dents game Travis came from New
York.
Lard went to the finals with Travis
in the recent open tournament of the
Chevy Chase club. was badly beaten
in the windup Today ne kept pace
with the champion stroke for stroke.
The president also played an excel
lent game. His driving was partieu-
larly good The president plays a care
full. .methodical game and drives with
great force 1t is In the short game
that his scores begin to climb. Travis
declared today that the president has
few faults as a golfer. and that with
more practice he would make a most
excellent player.
vice PreSlOent sherman started II
badly from the first tee He topped his
ball and drove about 20 feet Every one
in the foursome wanted him to start
over, but he declined, saying he wa:
too good a sportsman" for anything
like that.
Coming to the eighteenth hole-al-
though the match had been decided
five holes from the finish-the members
Of the foursome played perhaps their
best golf. There was a large gallery
of club members at the finish and they
applauded literally when Lard made
the hole in two against bogey figures
of three. Lard drove onto the greer
with his first stroke and made a IL
foot put into the cup. Travis made
the hole in four and the president in
hve The vice president was also cred
tied with FIVE.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
GRAMMAR LEAGUES rINA1

DENVER. Colo. June 12.-Denver's
Four Hundred was we'll represented
among the 1000 people who gathered
at the Western league ball park this
afternoon to witness the deciding
game in the championship race OF the
Denver grammar school baseball
league between the teams represent
ing the Ebert and Grant schools. In
a game filed with many ~thrillers.s
the Ebert team won by score Of 5 to
Z. The league is composed OF 50
teams
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
sAnDLE HORSE QUARREI. r,Nns

ST LOUIS, June 12--As the outcome
of a conference held here yesterday be-
tween General John B. Castleman. State
Senator James w. Newman and Pow
haitian Woodbridge, the differences in
the ranks of the American saddle horse
breeders association have been settled.
An amended charter has been approved
by the attorneys of all the factions and
will be voted on by stock holders.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
WHITNEY AND BAKER MATCHED
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, June 12.-KyIe Whit
ney and Howard Baker came to terms
last night and win fight 20 round
bout before the Central athletic club
on June 25. The men agreed to weigh
I4S pounds at $50 O'Clock on the day OF
the fight Kid George and Benny Hart
have been matched to fight 10 rouno
preliminary to the Central card.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
Ketchel, the Mighty Man From
Michigan, Is Ring Sensation
Plenty of Action for the Fans When Neil and
Attell Meet Next Saturday
By WILLIAM J. SLATTERY

Not since the days of the greatest little
big OF them all. Bob Fitzsimmons, has the
Queensberry game known such spectacular per-
former as Stanley Ketchel We have had many a
wonderful fighter in the meantime, but of
them who came TO the front rapidly and with
such barng of pugstic trumpets. He's an
entire brass band rolled into solid, chunky
mass, and the farther he goes the startling
his performances are Nobody tell just what
he will do next Perhaps he will clean them all up,
and perhaps he will take another walloping such
as Papke gave him in Los Angeles last September
The way that Ketchcl tore into Jack O'Brien
last Wednesday evening in Philadelphia has set
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
MARINE RALL scHEnrLE

Manager Minnick of the Marine BAH
team of Mare Island announces that
there viii be no change in the schedule
for the remainder of the season. he
cause of change of management. and
that all dates with outside mines viii
be filed by the marines.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
ATHLETIC OUTING
OF SANCTUARY
S0CIETE
ST. Peters Boys in Baseball and
Track Contests DiSpOrt
at TanfOran
BY WILL SCARLET

The boys Of the Sanctuary society
Of st. Peters church held a successful
field day yesterday at Tanforan. The
Orphans defeated the Seals in the
morning game by the close score OF
to 3. their victory being due in great
measure to the effective slab work OF
keenan,. The teams lined up as fol-
lows: