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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-01-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Matter of the Estate J
of I
Wilson Ellis. Deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed George A. Ellis, administrator
of the estate of Wilson Ellis, deceased,
to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against said deceased to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the
first publication of this notice TO said
administrator at his residence at Ellis,
the same being the place for the tran
saction OF the business of said estate,
IN the County of Custer, State of Idaho.
GEORGE A. ELLIS,
Administrator.
First publication Sept. go, 1908.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
Stanford Baby
Team to Choose
Captain Today
Freshmen to Have Final TryOut
for Game With California
Saturday
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. H.
Stanford's freshmen fifteen will receive
their final sendoff Thursday evening in
the assembly hall. The assembly will
be somewhat similar to former ones.
The band will endeavor to enliven the
students and the usual songs and yells
sswill be indulged in.1 Speeches will be
given by several men of prominence to
give the freshmen a final boost of spirit
before the big clash,
The lineup for the game will not be
given by Coach Presley until Thursday
afternoon. The captain of the team
will be elected during tomorrow's work
-on the turf. 1t is probable that five
or six substitutes will be on the, side
lines on the day of the game. They
will be announced with. the team.
The final scrumma ging for the first
year aggregation will take place to-
morrow afternoon. 1t has formerly
been the custom to hold final game
on the Wednesday before the game but
Presley planned this year to have the
game week ahead so that the fresh
men would have a chance to rest as
much possible.
The scrumma ging tomorrow will con-
sist of practice between the freshmen
and another fifteen picked from their
class. Coach Presley and Graduate
Manager Burbank are spending this
evening at the adversary's camp dis
cussing plans and making arrange
ments for the game on Saturday, and
are principally concerned with the Sc
lection of a referee. Lafferty, Redding
Stewart and Cameron have been men
toned as possibilities.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
Jamaica Races

JAMAICA. L. l., Oct. 12.-Maskette won the
Pierpont handicap here today. but only after she
demonstrated that she was the greatest lilly In
training, She was of poorly and carried wide
on the first turn. losing many lengths. but when
Butwen let out a wrap the flly overlook the
leaders in a remarkably fast furlong and took
the lead az the half mile pole. From there to
the finish 1t was only question of how far her
rider cared to beat the field. Results:
First race. mile and slxteenth-Blackford
to /, won; Patsy to 1, second Nethermost, Q
to 2. third. Time. 1;49.
Second race, mile and sixteenth-Woodcraft.
to 1, won; Juggler, 10 1. second; Blackmate te,
10 L. third Time. 1:4S 2-5
Third race, six furlongs-German Silver. 2 10
I, won; Fulfill, to 1. second Sir Ashton, ) 70
2. third Time, 1:14 As.
Fourth race. mile and furiong-Maskette.
to 2. won: Huck, TO 1, second: Firestone, 3 to
l, third Time, "a 70.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Jeanne dArc, even.
won; ST. Jeanne. 4 to 1, second; Black Mary,
to 2, third. Time, 1:14.
Sixth race; five and half furlongs-calypte,
% to /, third. Time :OS So
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13

Vernon infant son OF Murray X and Mar
garet Scott. native Of Oakland, Cal, aged I
year and 10 days
SHARPE this city. October 10. 1909, Will
liam j.. husband Of Laura Josephine sharp.
father OF William j.. WiIber s.. Lydia R.
and Thomas ONeil sharp. son OF the late
Margaret Harvey and brother Of Joseph
Sharp, Mrs Daniel Connolly, Mrs. James
Camp and Richard and George Harvey. a ma
tive Of San Francisco. Cal. aged 46 years
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services to-
day "wednesday, October 13. 1900. at 10
S9ek .1I5 mi Taras sHe ea psssrs So5 9f xs
street near ThirtiethN Interment Mount OIiver
twenty eighth and valencia streets at io:s5
O'Clock
TIEMAN-In this city. October L. 1900. Mary
loving mother Of Mrs. David Williams, Henry
Lizzie Anderson. q native OF County Wexford.
Ireland. aged Ga years.
Remains at her late residence 902 Railroad
avenue. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
wINDMULLER- the Veterans home. Yount
vile. Cal October 10. 1909. Jacob Wind
muller (also known as Edward NIuller), in MS
seventy-eighth year, native OF Germany A
member OF James A. Garfield post No. %.
G.. A. R.
Friends. comrades OF James A. Garfield post
and other members OF the c. A. R.. WOmen's 5
Relief Corps and Ladies Of the G. A. R.. are
Friday. October -, az 10 O'Clock a. m. from
the parlors Of Theodor Dierks & Co.. 900 De
nlent Salem cemetery, By II 80 q. m train
from Townsend street depot.
WINKLER-At rest. in this chy October T.
1900, Norma Winifred dearly beloved and only
child OF Oscar and Mary Winkler, a native
OF San Francisco, Cal, aged years months
and % days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral tomorrow Thurs
day. at p m. from the residence OF the
parents 1IG Broad street (Ocean~ vieul
thence TO the Church Of the TransdgIrat ton
FOR services at 2.3O p m Interment Mount
Olivet cemetery. by carriage
YoUNGREN-In this city. October 10. 1909
Russell Conrad. dearly beloved and only child
OF CAPTAIN John c. and Selma Youngren. A
native Of san Francisco, aged months and
. days.
Friends and seqnaintanees are resnectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral today (Wednes-
day, at $50 D. NJ. from the residence Of his
parents. 1853 Sixth avenue Sunset district
lnterment Mount Ouvet cemetery By car
riage
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
Two Players Injured in
Fast Tie Game

OAKLAND, Oct. Iz.-In one of the
hardest fought games OF American
football seen here for many days Oak
land high school played the Alameda
high eleven a 0 TO 0 tie. The game
took place at Alameda Recreation park
before one of the largest crowds Of
the season Alameda placed its entire
confidence IN its big back. Kiser. Kiser
showed strength in smashing the line.
Rix and CalderWoOd seemed to be tlfe
only Oakland men who could stop the
rushes p Mackie at left half for Ala
media played a star game: Alameda's
their best in defensive play.
Miller who was playing a brilliant
game at right end, had his nose broken
in two places before the end OF the
first half His place was taken by Rix.
1t developed after the game that Witte-
meyer had played the last part with
two broken ribs. Immediately after the
taken TO DR.. Charles Dukes Office in
the Central bank building; where their
Injuries were dressed. The injuries
will keep them out of the game for an
m the Oakland line wittemeyer.
even after he was injured, made some
ar the best runs of The day Calder
wood at left half played a wonderful
game. Daniels at full made some ter
rible line smashes through center and
guard. Alameda tried but one or two
bucks through Dethlefson at center.
He held like so much stone.
After Xix took Stew MiIler's -lace
at right end his work was one of the
features Of the game. He took a pretty
forward pass from Grant. and twice
went down the held on punts and
downed Kiser in his tracks. Kiser
who did all Alameda's kicking. seemed
10 have an of day when II came TO
trying for field goals. Three times he
missed apparently easy tries. any one
OF which would have meant victory for
the Encinai eleven. No return match
has been arranged, as Captain Nc
Eirath Of the Oakland squad wishes to
give the team q much needed rest
The teams lined UP as follows:
Alameda--Left end. d. Brazzonio: left tackle.
Il p Brazzonlo captain: left guard, Hunt; center,
As1thony: right guard. Mcclure; right tackle.
Yaonas and Shattuck; right end. Gay: quarter
7 Mackie: left half. r. Mackie; full. Kiser:
right half. Ives.
Oakiand-Left end. Bangs; left tackle, Nc
Elrath captain: left guard Tiscornia and Dunn;
center. Dcthlepson; right guard, Mcdonald;
riehf tackle, Dunn sDd Baum right end. Miller
sud Rix: quarter Grant; left half Calderwood; !;
fun, Daniels; right half Wittemeyer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13

and days. A member of Appomattox post
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today tWednes-
day.. October ID, 1909. at 10 o'clock
Mrs f. A. Treat. I712 Arbor street. Ala
media. Cal. Funeral under the auspices of
Appomattox post No. so. G.. A. x. IN
terment St. Msry's cemetery, Oakland
KRAMER-In this city, October 10, 1909. at her
late residence. 16 Hardy street between Six
teenth and Seventeenth. Church and sanchez
loving mother Of Hazel /. Kramer. beloved
daughter of Henry and the late Emelia Cook
sand sand Sose sser ca al sgeS Sc months and
Q days. clos Angeles papers and San Jose
Friends and and aequaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today tWednes-
day.. at e;40 o'clock a. m, from s3sa.s ner la.e
and Seventeenth. Church and Sanchez thence
TO Mission Dolores church, where a requiem
mass will be celebrated for the repose OF ner
soul commencing at o'clock a. N. inter-
ment Holy Cross cemetery. by carriage
MANN-In this city, October 10, 1903, Mrs
Abby A. Mann, mother Of A. L. Mann; Charles
II. and Seth Mann. native OF Randolph,
The funeral services will take place tornor-
FeT FSsdence of Ser SON. sE e. Mann 22s Clay
street between Laguna and Buchanan
McCARTHY-In this city, October 10. 1903.
the late James Mccarthy. and devoted
brother Of Charles A.. James F., Patrick r.,
Justin G10 NJ Joseph McOdEIHJ 1uu .ANS
James Anderson, native OF San Francisco,
CAL, aged 81 years. 4 member OF Golden
Gate aerie No. 81, T. o. E.. ard MtlimeD >
union No. $50. Oakland papers please copy.l
Friends and acquaintances are respeetfullJ
invited 10 attend the funeral today tNednes-
dayl at $3.50 a. nl-, from bis late residence,
534 Harrison street near First, thence to st.
Brendan's church. where a requiem high mass
viii be celebrated for the rep0Se OF bis soul.
commencing at 10 a n. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery.
MooRE-In this city, October u, 1900. James
A. dearly beloved husband OF Margaret E
Moore loving father OF John Elmo Moore, son
OF the late John and Hannah Moore. and
brother of Edward F. Moore and Mrs George
Garische native of San Francisco
Friends and acQUaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Thurs
day, at $50 a. m. from the residence ef
John J. Morrisey, 1925 Twenty-third street,
thence TO ST. James church. where requiem
high mass will be celebrated for the repose OF
his soul, commencing at . O'Clock a. m IN
terrnent Holy Cross Cemetery.
pATY--In Honolulu September Is 1900. VIII
liam r. Patty a native OF Plymouth. Mass,
horn August % 1852. and came to Honolulu
in 1875. member Of Alta lodge No. 200.
l. o. o. F.
RoURKE-In this city October II. 1909. Lidy.
beloved wife Of Thomas Rourke. native OF
Boston,
sCHUHRER-In this city October II. 1900,
William Schuhrer native or san Francisco,
aged "a years months and Is days.
GCoTT-In Oakland. October IL. 1909. Murray
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
Sixty-Two Stanford Men
Sign for Baseball

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 12.-
There is quite a difference this year
in the spirit shown in baseball Sixty
two men have signed for the prelirn-
mary practice this fall against the 2s
of last fall
Although there is decided lack of
veteran material the outlook is prom
ising for the cardinal. It was planned
to give the care of the practice into
the hands of two veteran players this
season, as Captain Cadwalader failed
to return. c. II. Tallant II and r. c.
McFadden 10 were the only veterans
available. They will take charge of
the work until new captain is
elected.
pear on the diamond:
preciade ,oo. R. g. MsTsdde9 10. ]; a; Pol
TO- Levy Napn TO- r. II. wooster mPlS'0n de' /. H. H.
Cochran 10 ]. D. Rutledge II, B. Ball II,
c. H. Tallant II, s. z. Peck II, II. A.
newton II, H. s. Tracy II, L. c. Kelly II.
G. G. Walker IL. A. Z. Gatewood IL, NJ. F.
Brown II. H. Z. Boyd IL, S. E. Goode II,
NJ B. Henshaw IL, !. =. Wilkenson IL.
". F. EnderIe ~, s. W. Gilhllan ,l2, a. G.
R n soper ~. J. G. Freeman ~. 2. e,
Ward '12 w. B. Cohen ID, G. II. Shattuck ~.
I. Childs Is l. r. Lenox 'ls. F. o.
Bohiand i3, r. l. Shultz '13 A. II. Baker 13,
W. c. Cooper '13. C. NJ. vrang 'l3. L. II.
stanton Is, r. McSeely '13. c. T. Dun
ham '1s. r. w. Brown '1S. A. G. Summer
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13

-MERRILI-In& & this city, e, 0cfopef toner
christian church Harry Floyd Cauthard and
Flora Belle Merrill, both of San Anseimo. Cal
pAyIs-JACoPs-I this city. Isadore Davis
and Fannie Jacops.
EDG TON-WHEELER-In this city, october
1000 by Rev William RAIDER, Robert Henry
Edgerton and Ruby May Wheeler. potn OF san
Francisco
ELLEsoN-JENsEN-I this city. October NJ H.
q Bernthal, Lawrence Elleson OF Eureka
and Ella Jensen of San francisco.
pARKER- this city. October
III Iaee Ward E. Parker and Hebe Mary
Reinhardt both OF Los Angeles
pRATT-HELD-In this city. October Z, 1909.
nv Rev a. A. Bernthal Roy Allan Pratt OF
San Francisco and Louise Regina Held Of
Ukiah.
sToRM-BERG-In this city. October g. 1909.
nv Rev q A. Bernthal, Henry Storm and
Margaret Berg both Of San Francisco.
TEIGEI,ER-BoESE-Tn this city, October Z.
iaoe At Lutheran st. Paulus church.. by Rev.
q 4. Bernthal, Alfred ]. Teigeler Of Ruther-
ford N. j., and Emma j. Boese OF San Fran
cisco.
wEGcENAiANN-E this city. octo-
ber O. 1909. by Rev. g.. A.; Bernthal, Charles
Weggenmann and Anna ]. Eggler, both OF San
Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
ALAMEDA BoUTs

ALAMEDA, Oct. 12.-The tickets for
the Alameda athletic clubs. boxing
show Friday night were placed on
sale today. The card looks good and
the fight fans are expected to turn
out as strong as they did on the open
ing night of the--elub few weeks ago.
There is considerable wagering be-
ing done on the Willie Canole- Freddie
Couture bout, which is billed for 10
rounds. The lads have met on three
previous occasions over shorter routes.
Canole has two wins to his credit. The
third was draw. Couture is training
Canole is getting into condition at the
North End club.
Grupp, the st. Louis boxer, who is
to meet Willie Purtell, is training at
the carmen's gymnasium in San Fran
cisco. Purtel1 is at Whites in Emery
Vile. The mill between clever frankie
Edwards and George Leajy is attract
ing attention. Edwards recently took
the measure Of Jeff Perry The curtain
Sullivan and Jimmy Ford
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
Windsor Races
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Special D5pdtch TO ne (dilJ
WINDSOR RACETRACK. Oct. 1.-THE IL
day meeting of the Windsor race association
opened up here this afternoon under conditions
that were anything but pleasant, as 1t was
winter like IN every way. Six well filled races
were on for decision. and, although scratches
were large, as result of the track being
heavy, there were enough good horses left In
the different events 70 insure good Gay
sport.
The Scratches: First race-Iady Irma. Sim
coe Second race-Jolika. Nornoc, ]. V. Jr;,
Sweet BASIL Fourth race-Colonel Jot- Fifth
race-Nick O. Time Jacobite. Rhasneth, c., w.
Burt. Sixth race-Floral Queen, stromeland-
First race. all ages. five and half furlongs.
Hasty Agnes, 1o1 tGanz( to /, 3 to z and ana
Vqf Hcwara eS g two to l. to and OUT
Theo Cook. 1los (DavenPort) Z to 10 and out;
third. Time, 100 55. DR.. Downie, sewell and
second race. maiden 2 year olds, FIVE and 9
half h. los o Fela = porandS 30 n
second; Miss Iapieton, 1os (wilso5}; to !,
isleton Sir Philo, Lorimar. Miss Raffaelo, Ash
well Erigone and Fairing also ran.
Third race. 8 year olds and upward. purse;
one and one-sixteenth miles-Fort johnson, los
(Musgrave), . to l, 4 to and out. won by a
length; Anna l.. Daley, 90 (WilsonE4 to l,
even and | to 2, second; Martin M DO Doyle ;,;Is iS4
Time, l;51 2-5. Terah and Great Heavens also
ran.
ing purse S4OO-Dixie knight. lilo (Howard1, ?
10 1. to and TO 5. first; Woolcasta. 107
(Davenport). 10 1. to and TO 8. second
Autumn Girl, 1o6 (Reid), TO /. to l and G
TO ), third Time, 1:i7 2-5. Starover, Over
man. omicron and Forez also ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs. year olds and up.
selling-La Sale, 80 Wilson, to 5, 3 to
and / to 4, won by length; Edgely, 10
(Mentryl, 5 TO 2, even and to ., second
2 to /. third Time 1:lT. Osorine. Bluecoat,
G. w Burt, Claiborne and Maxim Gun also ran.
Sixth race, one mile -Rifeman, 1o6 a. How
srd1 won; Be Thankful. 106 (Hammond), 40 10
4 second: Nettie Trayer, 80 (Deverich), to 1,
third Time. / 40 40 Desperate Olive Ely.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
Latonia Races

CINCINNATI. Oct. 12.-Minot. the favorite.
had an easy time winning the feature at Lato-
MIA today. Four favorites managed to come
home in front. Cold weather held the crowd
down TO barely 1000. but the betting was brisk.
Results:
First race. five furlongs-Oliver Ieikle. 3 to ..
won: Lady Welles. 6 to 1, second Eleanor Rob
son. 35a to l. third. Time los.
Second race, six furlongs-Ace of Diamonds.
10 L. won; Austin, Sturtevant. 10 to 1. second
Billy Bodemer, 10 to 10, third. Time. 1:17.
Third race, i've and a half furlongs-Cam-
Colonel Ashmeade, 10 to 1, third Time, 1:12 45
Fourth race. one mile-ATinot. TO ?. won;
Posing TO 8. second Crepps Beckham. 10 to 1.
third. Time, 1:46 Is.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Merrick. to 5. won;
Marbles to 1. second; Tony Faust. 10 1.
third. Time, 1:16 25.
Sixth race one mile-Lady Vie, Is to 2. won;
Banrida TO l. second Maledicton. to =
third Time :46 10
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
Lexington Races

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 12.-Pensia Maid
scored straight heat victory in the Wall Hall
farm cup for trotters of the 2:15 class.
card at the breeders meeting here today. Sum-
marles:
2:0S class pacing, purse 81 900. three in five
Geraldine won first third, fourth heats. Time,
2f415, 2:i41a. 2:13A. Ella Ambullator won
second heat; time, 2:14. Shaughran, Governor
Searles, Baron Kay. Hoosier Prince Matte
Chimes Arthur and Flying Jim also started.
Walnut Hall farm cup. SO, 900 and a silver
trophy presented by L. " Harkness, 2:15 class
straight heats. Time, 2:141a. 2.13a4, 2:151a.
Margin Jack McKerron, Marie n, Todd Mac and
Martha c also started
2:Is class trofting purse $1,000. three in
five-Melva won In straight heats Time,
PITY, 2:1SA, 2:20. Lady Stately. Far FaIa
Bronson. Silver Baron, Ashland Clay. Camille.
Miss Baritone, Miss Allie Wood and Alice
Gregor also started.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
HILDRE'THS HORSES WILL RACE
AT EMERYVILLE THIS WINTER
BY ]. R. JEFFERY
TSoecial Dispotch TO The Call

CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-Fitzherbert. King
James and other notable horses be-
longing to Sam Hildreth that have
been making turf history on the New
York tracks this season will be seen
in California the coming winter, des-
pite Hildreth's previously announced
intention of wintering at his Sleeps
head Bay. home and cutting out his
accustomed cold weather campaign.
Following a conference with I. III.
Williams at New York Hildreth has
announced his intention of shipping all
his stable of equine stars to the coast
for next months opening at Emery
ville. His better horses will be cam
paigned on the coast sparingly, while
Montgomery, estigouche, Uncle,
Woodcraft, Dandelion. Firestone. Dali
nation and his latest acquisition, the
crack 2 year old filly, Livonia, which
he has just purchased from Max Hirsch
for $4,000, will be depended upon to
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
European Races

NEWMARKET. Eng, Oct. 1.-THE Suffolk
Nursery plate OF 500 sovereigns for year olds
distance five furongs, was won By Photime. II.
P Whitncy's Artless was second and Mignonet
third. Twenty started
The Clearwell stakes. OF 80 sovereigns each,
with 300 soveregns added. for 2 year olds FIVE
furlongs and 134 yards, was won today by Green
back Fl. 2. Whitney's Newcastle III was third
August Belmont's Hasty Pudding also
The Arlington plate, OF 500 sovereigns, for 2
wear olds six furlongs, was won by II. p. Whit
ney's Sailie of Navarro colt. August Belmont s
Merry Task unplaced.
Paris. Oct 12.-Nash Turner's Rampant I'm
ished third in the Prix Buggy at Saint Ouen to-
day. In the Prix Tancaryille Turner's Pillard
finished second
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13

increase the earnings of this years
leading American stable during the
term of racing at San Francisco.
H. G. BedweIl, whose horses won
more races than those of any other
stable at Emeryville last winter. an
nounced today that ne would ship to
the coast at the close of the LatOnfa
meeting. November c, for the opening
at EmeryVille.
Jockey Stanley Page, the California
rider. who has been i'll for several
weeks, will resume riding at Latonia
tomorrow and is planning to go to
Emeryville for the winter.
At the close of the New York season
Jockey Eddie Dugan will leave for his
home in Oakland. He will make his
winter engagements before going west
r. F. Carman's colors will not be
seen in California this winter. The
younger Carman viii manage a di-
vision of the stable -at Jacksonville
while his father goes abroad.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13

NEW YORK, Oct. PA fresh chap
ter in Governor Hughes anti-racetrack
gambling crusade, which resulted re-
Gently in indictments against the
Brooklyn jockey club and the Coney
Island jockey club. resulted today in
IL arrests at the Jamaica track. The
police went to the betting ring and
gathered in the dozen men, several of
them book makers widely known.
The raid was as unexpected as it
was spectacular. Just after the second
race the mounted police galloped to
the entrances of the ring and blocked
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
Stanford
TWELVE RACING MEN
ARRESTED AT JAMAICA
Mounted Police Raid Ring and Among Those
Taken Are George Rose and Tom Shaw

all exit. The detectives and some plain
clothes policemen hurried into the ring
and began to search for evidence.
There probably were 1000 people in
the ring at the time.
The men arrested were: William
Gallagher, Brooklyn; William McDer-
mott, New York; Joseph Quinn. Buffalo;
Patrick Mcmahon Cred McMahonl
Buffalo; Floyd Roger and Thomas j.
Shaw BrookIyn; George Redman.
Charles Cohen, George Rose,> Joseph N
Collins, William Atkinson, William
Snow, New York
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
DEATHS

BoTTINI-In this city, October II, 1909. Amelia
Rottini dearly beloved wife Of the late Bat
i'enori mother in law of Ernest Lepori, and
grandmother of Alfred Lepori native of
Eonote. Milan, italy. aged 20 years
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
;ryited To attend the funeral today (Wednes-
dayi, October 10. 1909 at 7:so O'clock
a. M, from her late re, residence. .os Union
street thence By Sausalito ferry at a. m.
~ San Rafael, Marin county. CAL. where
interment will take place.
Oakland. October II. 1909, Ann
cannoilv beloved wife OF the late Michael
Connoiiy' and devoted mother OF Mrs. Annie
Jordan. Mrs: W. J; MisksL, Mrs T NJ.
Garthv Mrs Margaret Tighe and Fest Con-
nolIy. native OF County Galway, ireland,
aged II years and months.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral tomorrow Thursday, October Il.
1909. at $50 o'clock a. M, from her late
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
London Club Asks Attell
To Fight Driseoll

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-The National
sporting club in London has invited
Abe Attell to box 20 rounds with Jem
Driscoll, but it is understood here that
Attell has demanded that the club post
never been known to grant such a re-
quest the prospects for fight between
Attell and Driscoll are not considered
bright.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
CHANGES I'M TEAM

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 12-Cap-
tain Ted Coy yesterday made the most
sweeping change in play order since
the sea- season n pegan: .ha secoad Ienter @ nyde was
Cooney was given the snapback posi-
ton. Lilley was sent from right tackle
to right guard in Cooney's place, and
Ham Andrus, who returned from
Alaska a month late, was installed in
right tackle. He formerly played
guard.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
SIMS KNoCKEp our

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. 12.-The un-
defeated career of Eugene Sims of
Sycamore, Ill, came to an end last
night in the third round Of his bout
with the Dixie Kid. A left hook to
the law knocked him out.