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L'Italia., 1909-06-02
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L'Italia., 1909-06-02
MARTEDI 8 GIUGNO

Quest0 nuovo vapore o una
meravgiiosa costruzfone nayale.
E' Iungo 5OI picdi ed ha ~ mi
Ia tonneIIate iii disIocamentO. Ha
doppia elica, una velocita Ill IL
nodi mezzo aII'ora, II TELEGRAPH
Marconi, splendid dormitori per
Ia terra classe ed una gran sala
da pranzo riservata per La terra
cIasse, ALA quale pcssono sedcre
800 persone per volta.
Per approfittare oil questo va
pore bisogna partire da san
Francisco ncn pin tarh di mer-
coledi = Giugno. - Pei bsgiieta
riyolgcrsi agli Ageni BrIoHE
PATTsIZI 4 Co, ffS Montgomery
Ave. San Francisco, Cal.
L'Italia., 1909-06-02
Una medaglia d'orO al
fratelli Wright

WASHINGTON, | - | lnratelh w
right glungeranno nelha capitale II 10
del mese comente per essere decoratl
dial Presldente Taft collie medaglie di
orc decretate loro dallfAereo Climb Dbl
America acquistate per sottoscrizio-
ne popolare. Nello ztesso gionno
fratelli Wright compieranno un'a-
gcens,one sui loro nmovo aereopiano
Fort Myer
L'Italia., 1909-06-02

PANAMA, 1 -- Verso le tire del Do-
meriggio dl ieri 81 e avvertita una
leggera scossa di tefTemoto. Alle
settle ST ebbe um'altra seosaa assai pin
violenta. Non 81 avuto, pero' de-
plorare alcun danno. II caldo Q stra-
Ordinario.
L'Italia., 1909-06-02
lie villanie delfAustria

ROMA, "a. = II Goyerno austria
co ha risposto con un rifiuto all'invi-
to dell Italia di paa-tec.pare allie Espo-
sizioni mondiai italiane del 1911 i'm
celebrazione della nostra unita nazio-
male
Tutta la stampa unanime mel bba-
simare 10 scortese rifiuto della nostra
alleata.
L'Italia., 1909-06-02
GuglielmO III i'm Italia

ROMA, 25. - 81 annuncia uffi-
cialmente che l'imperatore Guglielmo
ha ffatto sapere che egli sara In Ro-
ma con prlnchpi per l'Esposizone
del 1911.
L'Italia., 1909-06-02
CIRCA L0 SCIOPERO
DI Nc CLOUD
Oil SCioperdnti SOnO padrO.
droni del pOIverifiCio della
Compagnia!

SISSON, Cal. | - Armatl di fucili
e dl coltelli, un gruppo di operai
scioperanti. appartenenti ALA McClo-
ud River Lnmber Co. IA miglia d
distanza da questa localita riusci a
Icacciare via lie guardte che vigilava-
no all'entrata del polverificio della
Comlpagn.a suddetta riuscendo cost
ad impossessarsi .di oltre una tonnel-
lata di dinamite
10 sceriffo Howard di questa Con-
tea si trcva a McCDoud con 40 0 so
deputies una l'esercito degli sciope-
ranti ammonia a cinca 900 uomini
itutti armati.
81 sparsa la voce, non ancora con-
fermata, che ii GovernatOre sia deci-
so ad inviare sui lucgo la truppa
LIE guardie del polverbficio furono
ccstrette dai riottOsi ad abbandonaTe
ii loro posto liza dinamite trovasi per
clio, totalmente nellie mani degli
scioperanti. lie autorita nutrono II III
more che pin violenti tentino di far
saltare in aria redificio della Com
pagnia. Duecento scioperanti ST sono
recati quest 'oggi in alcune foreste o.
We lavorano 1 tagliatori di legna 40
miglia di distanza da McCloud. Collie
armi ALA mano essi obblSgarono tut
ii gil -operai ad abbandonare II lavo-
rO.
Queste notizie la cui esattezza non
possiamo. pei momento. vagliare ven
gono pubblicate dai confratelli di lin
qua inglese lasciamo per clio ad essi
intera la responsabilita della medesi-
ma.
(n.dr.)
L'Italia., 1909-06-02


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crede nziato abiato
loro pin quelo
L'Italia., 1909-06-02
AM ERICA

della Compagnia La Veloce
che partira da New York per
l'Italia il giorno di
L'Italia., 1909-06-02
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Col nuovo grandioso vapore
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
Fans Awah appearance OF
Frayne and Young CorbeH
California Lightweight Rules a 10 to , Shot
Over Once Great Denver Boy
By WILLIAM J. sLATTERY

Johnny Fne the California lightweight rules choice over
Young Cobe whom he will afternoon at Cohroth
Though Frayne experience great little
Denete the fans that his and evness will carry him @
the and this the why they have made HIM e0
The Frayne than the Cobett seke an
all indications odds another point two in favor OF
the local boy before they the Frayne has large
while Cobes admirers they were wnen ne was
Frayn and Cobet will Is rounds less and Billy Roche VIII
referee the battle popular affair." ST. 81 and S. and IN
aaoh 10 the main event eohoth IS putting on TWO OF m @
that have been here long In these Tommy
Charley and Keller Brooks will clash These the best
boys in their They furnished several good fights before and
should live their regulations this time
Corbet has chance disprov the theory that tighter can
by country beyond
redemption Nobody his resurrection but
during that time he has been fighting steadily throughout the east and south
and winning his fights Here his chance long and
jump back popular favor Can he make good?
Those who have been watching Corbets daily workouts at San Rafael
shape many staff if nothing
punch
the its time still evidence and that the little from Denver
can still travel far enough to outa Frayne
The latter Francisco He had to
round mill and in the meantime
best could back his
home show his friends how much he has improved
In the that Frayne dsposes Corb he will be good card
Many other good matches him. this hurdle fight
Johnny exceedingly
and fast all around fighter something of the Lew Powell He has
never been knocked and has black marks his
Mccarthy, great
hgh lie has been knocking them stiff with great regularity of late his
last victim being Bubbles Robinson the little shine who 10 rounds with
IN Los Angeles several weeks ago. Terry Keller and Fred Brooks
both speedy weller weights and they recently fought round draw
in Oakland Brooks the ringer who caused
show a Dreamand two ago.
The sale of will morning 500
Market street and at Tom corbetts 1917 Ellis street
Wogas has answered Cofroth relative
Dick ynd This indication
German tied with Tom McCa the Los Angeles
he will ng the southern city in the hope getting another match
there within the few
Like others who without VOL
himself night
Bat Nelson He member club
Unhol
them stand the Batler the distance
Hudson the lightweight
lightweight
dvmn together with the other problems
which he studying Jack
Sullivan, Charley a
Kid Mike Sullivan
land the other evening has been matched 20 rounds with Howard
Baker the of July 28.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
SHOOTING ARRAY CAUSED
BY DISPUTE OVER DRINKS
WraRgle Arises When Pack of
Cards Is Cut

Since the edict was set forth that
shaking dice for drinks in saloons is
Illegal all sorts of devices have been
introduced, and one of them, cutting
pack Of cards, led to a shooting af-
fray in a saloon at 433 Broadway yes
terday afternoon. which may have a
fatal termination. The victim is r.
Ditale. 81 Brannan place, who is en-
ployed in a canning factory
Ditale and Coma CarmeIo, barber.
Broadway and Montgomery street and
two other men were In the saloon about
4 o'clock cutting the cards for the
drinks. Carmeio cut the lowest card.
when a dispute arose, Carmelo refusing
to pay for the drinks. He and DitaIe
grappled and during the scuffle a shot
was fired and Ditale staggered into a
rear room.
Leo Triglia. the. bar tender, ran from
behind the bar and picked from the
floor a revolver which Carmelo dropped.
Triglia seized hold of CarmeIo, while
one of the other men ran outside
and notified Policemen Meredith and
Josephs.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
MOreing Declares Evans
Has Been 0uSted

In support Of his claim that the
Fresno State league team is not trying
10 crush into the Coast league, Bill
Moreing. brother Of the big magnate
Of the outlaw organization. last night
declared that A. B. Evans. the Fresno
man who is supposed TO have made the
proposition 10 President Walter Of the
Oakland club. is no longer connected
with the southern club.
Evans was asked 10 resign his posi-
tion some days ago says Moreing.
In other words. he was removed
Therefore. he has no authority to speak
I'm behalf Of the Fresno team. The
Raisin Eaters are very well satisfied
with tie turn Of affairs and viii play
the season out in the State league. 1t
looks as though Evans is trying TO get
even on the others.
If our plans carry we viii put a
team In Sacramento very soon. In
fact, we are ready 10 go through with
This now Just as soon as we secure
q location we viii go ahead Most OF
the fans Of the capital city seem to
be dissatisfied with the Coast league
team. and our prospects for a good
run there are very bright We have
mao several Inducements TO come in.
but we viii take no action until we
can secure a suitable site
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
OAKLAND Swimming FREAK
ENDS WHEN HOSP Gets
On ANGEL SLAB
Southern Pitcher Has Every
thing and Holds His Oppo-
nentS Safe Throughout

With everybody in the lot boosting
for them and conditions ripe for their
third consecutive victory, the Commu
tiers faded away like a bunch of sun
flowers before the onward rush of the
Angels yesterday afternoon. Five to
nothing was the finish, and it seemed
TO truly represent the work done by
the rival teams Oakland fought every
inch of the way, but 1T could make no
progress. Los Angeles was there to
win. and nobody could dispute this
chances Were so few that the fans were
even afraid to count them at the finish.
All the Angels seemed to be stars,
but the main twinkler was Pitcher
Hosp. What he did not have in his
collection would not have been of value
to any pitcher in any league. His
assortment included curves, speed,
change of pace, control and ability to
size UP each of the opposing batSmen
properly. He was as good as Tonne
son was on the previous day, only he
had one edge. Nobody could hit him
for a home run.
The entire Los Angeles team played
about as good ball as Hosp pitched.
Somehow, the Commuters would al
ways slap the ball into the waiting
bases. Many drives TO the outfeld
were killed in this way, while the in
f1elders gathered in. everything that
1t was clocklike baseball-the kind of
baseball that always wins games
The best chance that Oakland had
came came. in the ninth With one down,
ond and Hogan on first. McKune lifted
a long fly to left on which Carroll
could have registered, but he held his
bag after a weak start. This one would
but ii did not make much difference.
Score
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
Britt Calls Leuy Abe Ruef'
OF the Fighting Profession
"KefcheI VIII Never Meet Kauf-
man Until He Changes His
Manager" Says Willis

Al Kaufman does not want TO fight
lack johnson. but he says he will ac-
commOdate Stanley ketcbel. The mid
die weight champion says he will
accommodate the big blacksmith. but
his manager, Willis Britt, interpOses n
rerv Important objection, not TO the
Fighter. but TO bis new manager. Morris
Levy. It's the first time in years that
a manager has stood In the way of any
big match. Here are BIRTHS reasOnsi
while kstcheI is in my charge he
will never box Kaufman so long as
Levy has anything 10 do with the
blacksmith. Levy Is the Abe Ruef of
the fighting game. He is the man who
tried 10 send the rest of the promoters
10 San Quentin. And now he wants TO
manage a champion. and challenges
KefcheI. I never would StOOp SO low
and neither would hetchel
LET Kaufman get another manager
terms. KetcheI knows thar he can tear
Ksufman's head OF. and so do I. II
Is FOO bad that Kaufman has hooked
himself up with the traitor of the ring.
otherwise he would be given a chance
20 show his worth in bout with
Kefchel. If he wants 10 change mana
gers he can have a fight.
Levy can never get by with such
blum as this. IL he has haufman's in
ferest at heart, let him resign and the
match is on"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
HurlerS Will Make Merry
On Dance Floor

The members Of the O'Connell hurI-
ing club viii hold grand ball at the
Auditorium, Page and Fillmore streets.
tomorrow evening. The O'Connell club
is one OF the pioneer organizations Of
hUrlers in the state and has done much
TO boost the national game of ireland
along.
The committee in charge appeals 10
all the followers of amateur sports to
attend the ball. the proceeds of which
VIII go 10 aid the hurting game in this
city The admission is so cents for
men, with women free
The Irish athletes are looking for a
big hurting season this year and are
IN need Of funds to promote the game
AS there is no other source of revenue
the officers OF the O'Connell club de-
cided TO give a ball. which viii be in
charge of Matthew Murphy, William
Quinn and Captain Ross.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
DR.. GREEDY PAYS FOR
SUIT UNDER PROTEST
Veterinary Warned by Judge to
Be More Courteous

DR.. E. ]. Greedy, veterinary surgeon
(the man who shouted, Don't convict
my friend, Ruefv' to the jury that tried
the former boss) paid into court yes
terday under protest $3.50 due for a
SUIT OF clothes made by l. Schlanker. A
granted George B. Humid against
Schlanker. and the latter said he had
nothing of value except mis- claim
against Greedy. The horse doctor didn't
want to pay the money for the salts
faction of Humid because, he said. Humid
owed him $1,000.
When ordered to deliver over the
money Greedy grunted and muttered in
a manner that constrained Judge Mo-
gan to call him TO order
If you will be as courteous to the
court as the court is to you,r said HIS
honor, Warningly, you will get along
very WELL"
Without further ado Greedy counted
out the money and accepted recent
from T. F. Greedy, attorney for Humid.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
WEALTHY FASTENER
TAKEN To SANATORIUM
A. M. Richie Treated for Seri-
Gus Nervous AiIment

Arthur NJ. Richie, heir to an i'm
mense estate in the eastern states and
in Europe and a distant relative of
Edward Beylard Of San Mateo, was
taken TO DR.. Gardeners sanatorium at
Belmont yesterday to be treated for a
nervous ailment that approaches in
sanity.
The patient, who is a son Of Mrs.
Carolina Adair of London, Eng. and
the recipient every month of a large
income from his family estates. com
planned TO. the police Tuesday that he
had been drugged in saloon. and the
inyestigat ions of Detectives Taylor and
Macphee at the mans home. 1871 Ellis
street. led them TO take him to the de-
pital.
An examination OF Richie was made
here, but before any disposition could
be made with him Wilson & Wilson
attorneys for Hrs mother, arrived and
had him removed to the sanatorium.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
WILL HAVE OUTING
Lake Tahoe and Adjacent Points
Are in Itinerary

California council OF. the knights of
Columbus has arranged a most delight
ful trip 10 Lake Tahoe.
The party viii leave San Francisco
on September 4 and will spend eight
DAYS looking over the beauties of that
section Of the country.
From Tahoe the knights will make
many side trips into the surrounding
places OF interest.
The committee having charge of the
trip IS composed OF David F. Supple
Matthew H. McManus and John E. Null
len
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
ALLEN WILSON NOSES OUT
CITATION IN 2;02 PACE
At TERRE HAUTE.
The Harvester Withdrawn in
2:09 TrOt and Beatrice
BeIIini Wins Easily

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. July Is
Aileen Wilson in the 2:o2 pace today
nosed out Citation in the second and
third heats. The Harvester was drawn
in the 2:09 trot and Beatrice Bellini
was an easy winner. Results:
First race, 2:2o pace, purse 81 .OOo-Aileen
wilson, by ArrOwwood, first; Citation, second :
Baron Grattan, third; Argot Roy, fourth Best
Second race, 200 trot purse 81 OOO-Beatrice
Ballini, by Bellini. first; Maxine second .
Country Joy, third; Teasel, fourth. Best time
Third race, year olds purse $500
Knight Of Strstmore. by Twelfth Knight frst.
Miss Eva Wilkes, second Best time. 2:lI&4
Fourth race. 2:2O trot, purse 81 0OO-Joe
Onward, by Nerval. first: Henry Statzer SEE
ond: Esther Bells third; Almaden, fourth. Best
time, 2:10A.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
CHAUFFEUR FOR MAYOR
VIOLATES ORDINANCE
w. L. Handy ARRESTED for Ex-
ceeding Speed Limit

Policeman Joseph C. Field. one of the
men specially detailed by Chief Cook
to see that chauffeurs do not exceed
the speed limit within the city bound
aries, is no respecter of persons.
When w. L. Handy, chauffeur for the
mayor and supervisors, came bowling
along Eddy street Wednesday Field
found that his speed averaged 20 miles
an hour.
Field notified Handy to report at po-
lice headquarters and be served with
warrant for exceeding the speed
Limit Limit Handy protested and informed
tleld by whom he was employed, and
Field retorted that was all the more
reason he. should not violate the OF
dlnance which had been passed by his
employers. Handy reported as ordered
and was released on bail.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
Mission Club Plans Night
For the Amateurs

The Mission club will hold its second
amateur boxing carnival at its club
rooms, 211e Market street, next Friday
evening. Instructor Gus Roster is
trying out the boys in the various
classes and expects TO put on the best
card that the city has known since the
last olympic club tournament.
There viii be entries in every class
from the bantams to the heavies All
of the winners OF the last tourney will
compete, together with several new
arrivals.
The affair will be strictly invita-
tiOnal and is to be given for the
amusement OF the club members and
friends.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
Sonoma's Invasion
WINS RURY HANDICAP

NEWMARKET. July 15.-The Bury
handicap of zoo sOvereigns. for year
oids and upward. FIVE furlOngs. was
won by Vigilance. II. p. Whitney's
Seacliffe was second. The Reach sell
ing plate of 200 sovereigns. for year
OIds. five furlongs and 40 yards. run
here today. was won by CelluIoid.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
FoR FEATHER WEIGHT RATTLE

LONDON, July 15.-Jem DriscolL the
champion English feather weight and
Owen Moran. the former bantam
weight, have signed articles for a fight
of 20 rounds for the feather weight
championship September ID A purse
of $4,000 has been offered. but the
fighters have decided to await other
bids
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
Portland 6, Sacramento 4

SACRAMENTO. July 15.-Portland
won from Sacramento today by score
of 6 to 4 in an exciting but ragged
game. Both sides hit hard. McCreedy
and Graney Of the Portland team We're
ordered out of the game for talking
back to McGreevy. For persisting Nc
Creole was fined $50. He continued TO
inform the umpire that he would get
him. and you will feel sorry for this
almost until he reached the clubhouse.
Score:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
SACRAMENT0
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Speas. Two base hits-Fisher
ort. Sacrifice hit-Garrett. First base on
called balls-0n Fitzgerald s. of Garrett 8.
Hardness 2. Hit by pitcher-Olson. Graham.
Base hts-0f Garrett T. runs 4. Double play
House to Byrnes. Time of game hours. I'm
mir
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Total $1,000. :. - :. So = = Z
Coy batted for Kinkel in sixth inning.
SAN FRANCISCO
Rus AID HTS By INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hits-Moher. j. Williams. Two
base hits--Zeider. Melchoir. Mott and Bodie
Sacrifice hits-Bodie Melchoir McArdle First
base called bals-By Willett 3. by Willis
Struck out-By Willis 4. by Willett A. Hit by
pitched bali-Martinke. Time of game hour
30 minutes Umpires-Toman and Van Haltren
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
San Francisco ], Vernon A

LOS ANGELES, July 15.-Despite the
fact that Vernon drew seven passes to
first and made the same number of hits
off Willis, they made too many errors
and their pitcher. Wiletts, was hit
freely and often. The batting Of Mob
Ter, Williams and Berry was a feature
of the game. Score:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
SURPRISES TARGET REcoRn

CAMP PERRY. O.. July 15.-Captain
Emmett Eddy of Shreve, Eighth reri-
ment Ohio national guard. scored 33s
out of a possible $50 shots on the rifle
range here today, surprising the
worlds record
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hit-Howard. First base called
balls-on Boice 4. of Hosp 2. Struck out-By
Boice 8 by Hosp g. Double play-CamerQn TO
Raglan to Cameron Time OF game hour and
40 minutes. Umpire-McCarthy.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
STANDING of THE CLUBS
Coast League.)

RESULTS of GAMES
Los Angeles 3. Oakland o.
San Francisco z, Vernon 4.
Portland g, Sacramento 4.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16

You can carry on the beach at Tunitas
Glen Co Sunday. The Ocean Shore
Railway will give you a day Of healthy
ple2sUre-an appetite 10 enjoy them.
Tine table page Is.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
DUNPHY IN MORE iTRouB1F

Dunphy is in more trouble Or. George Garnet =,
the Hammam baths obtained warrant YES
ferdsy for Dunphys arrest on a charge Of PASS
ing fictitious check Tor 500.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16

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