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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-21
BASEBALL news
COAST LEAGUE

The game at Los Angeles was
forfeited on account of the refusal
of Bill Reidy. the Oakland manager,
10 leave the grounds when ordered
TO do so by Umpire McGreeyey. An
exhibition game resulted IN Oakland
5, Los Angeles |.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-21
\ "DuV TOWN"

INLAY Is the only dry town IN
Nevada. All those who want to live
in INLAY will please hold NJ their
md
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-13

NM be5obltcr Sritppen belteberl, De-
llclt MIR 400 S%niurgeliten Inter @e.
neral Gbonlorro gegeniiber Itcbcil.
~ c Morineiolboten mad
GcntraIomerifn.
@oibin0ton, 9. g., IL. SC:
5cmbcr. - Iits Mathematician Sllcl-
len gingen oenl StantsOeportenert
ans Nicnroguo Nodlriftcn in Dem
Sinlc 5ll, cS Iiegc Die @eiobr Dor,
ooB Die 5ruppcn oeS E%rdlioenten Be-
lana cillcnNnNriff ouf 0lncfielbs mo
fen milrbcn, no lid 100 Nnlcritoller
bciinocL unO Die Solgc lit gcmeicn,
buB oli orobtlolcm @eac Der &c.
ihiittc &reiiScr Tacoma, melher
5cbn @eibiite ulb cine p~ol5Gblige
Wonnifuit an @orb hat, Tciebl err
Iielt. inter Ioloompf noh @luc-
fieloS 81, gcben, iih 0ort nit Scr v9eS
Moines" 81 percini0cn nltb lpcitcre
Wciiungcn ob5umnrtclt.
Gic .Eroiric", mcldlc liH gcgel-
mGrtig IN T%bilooeIpbio bciinoet, lit
oll0cipicicn morbcn 100 Wonn Wa-
rinetrllppell inter 0cnt Vcfcbl Des
Nbcriten 9ibolc oil Noro 81 nebmcn
unb lobnlb ais mo1lih nnd) Colon
ollS5nloiricn. 0ic Wid)tigfcit unO
N~eoeutunN oiclcr WoBrc9eln iudt
man obcr i'm StoatSbcpartcnuent
ielblt berob5uicbcl,, illoenI cs beiBt,
Die ,Sucnmn" lei nur nlgc,uIclc n, Die
SntereIicll Der Nnlcritolcr IN 9lue'
FIELDS mabr5lilebmcn. Gic yNrai'
ric" lit 5ipor noh Colon bcorocrt,
obcr oa Iie Ipporotc iilr orobtloic
Sclegropbic al Woro bot, 10 fam ibr
9cltimmungsort m1brcno ihrcr Subrt
uod) oeiu Siiben icben Iugenblid
iebr lcidt 1%cdnbert mcrocll. Sciiia.
lid Der Willion oicler Tabr5euge miro
abcr nidtS meiter 5llgegcbeu. ols 0aB
sic Morinetruppcn uno Motroien,
iuenl lie ouf Dem Canoe 9cbroiift
iperoen iolten, fir eincn iold)cn
9totbinQ bereit Iteben miiroci.
Tie Nabriht, Dab 3elopo pernrltb-
lid elm Engagement bel Moma per.
nlciben ilib oitf einem llmiucee Ell
men Sd)loa geecn 9lleiielos, oas
Sauptauortier Der renollition1ren Cir
NEE unb Der prooiioriifen Hegic.
rlli,g, fiibren merbe, erreate in bieii'
9crl ontlihen areiien ciniae Seiorg.
ni6, unb es mllroe iofort cine Come.
rens inn Worine.T eportement obge.
hulten. IN ipeIder Der geIfluB &c.
fobt milrbe, &eritdrfungen ab5li.
lfidcn.
vGiric" erreiht Colon.
Colon IL. December. Der
@nnoeS Srnnsportbampier Erie"
iueld)er am 6. Te5ember NIT 200
@inrincioloaten on 9orh pnn Tbila.
helpbia abeing, lanete Inn 6 llbr
Geiltc iriib bier an. Die Mannid,ai-
ten reiiten iofort per Giienbobn nod
Yonoma alb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-13
Winaen, aitf Den Ecim.

Genper,t &oIet IL Ses. Gin
shr'Nss Tsr aaaeasbmn, bat bFrneine
Wengc reidero 5rallcno hiipirt, inbem
lie polt &aus 50 Sous ging ulo er'
5oblte. lie iei Surb mas Nbleben if
res Soften, Oelriie geaen Den @illcr
ibrer @itern gebeiratbct, in idlimme
@%elegenheit Acratben ltnb miinlhc
ibr pert1polles Eel5lperf fir $15 bis
$50 inter Den ta9oingmtg 81 perfoll.
len, ouB lic es~ bis SIT ibrcr glbreiic
nod trn9cn Oiirie lmb s. 3. :. ien-
Den iuiiroe. 9iele 6rnnen gingen
oaralf eiu,olS oaS Eel5luerf ober obs
gcliciert mllrOe, iteQtc eS iid beroltS,
Dob cS intitirtc Sdmtopaorc mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-13
gaItimaare 0omof.gadei.Gompaaaa i.,

as7'.. (Itte unb 5neerIifFae @ai-linfe.t
~ Ste Dcreinieie GtactensBotf hefBrbernb.
Dantpfer id6rcn .tdsItn, SomftaeS au5Qe.
nssmmen gon BEN sga6 Zine .Riers ~. 8 ~
10 atgbi. straee, !pn6 beg lBatre.etfahe, nm
glorfeIf f,no @ortsnnoutb. Bn. 1
Su Oib Soint InfdIuB an &c. & D.sNatn'
an .gireln:a @aoiaation Co. nod Sannss
9tiofr,eanoungeH un5 Hi@rnono, 30. n Nors
tS5i slIlaIns az .atsarils. qsaft Gine gabnt.
's s|sn sqsas Esirgtnia sasss snS .oh Sc%s'
Vprf. 1919 - ~ -
MabI3sii,n nod enropdif@em Blum. 9iefe
G9mpfsr bnben I~uglritie .aalitsn, betbs unb
IaIte SiiB. oeer saispafer.@dber. eIettrli6s
tssi sss,nen 75s; siaoo. 81 a f2:oo UNI
SSstIsi:s lrsaaS ioz sfs:sa!timSss:strabss soS
baltimore: iInb GaIbert.gtrab Continental
Irlft, Vniloin9" uno sllbuusb'S, Nr. 100, Rorb.
ebarlessStra6e: Sampler NIT .llnttebl Gunb
ieIte!eerapbense e item auseeftattef
9rdHOent II. den. smanaaer. Gen,S ai. .Gosat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-13

rssf AIM sSstraa& ia Der GarsbeS, uaS -.
N~ihnfsGtuticn nm 1000 WbenbS.
6fiefnituns bot Nains In G1Iat. oaer -.
LnrsgBaoeonSt ;GpeiferctsH etc. tperben f6nel
Es::lspret Der xeierbcn In anen frItlgSsn klSSS
4fSeei1; Qtar.es. unh ,@alttnutesGira6s e
81. q. panl 1924 cher Wlb. Gputtiarb f0od:
UT. NopaLs6tottcn !. & g.. sri. 8srnou Si15;
GaubeIsStafton SutotmatioHe.B0reun G
st. YauI $40, cbet w,b. Geustlanb a7le, ~
n. $50. e~abyDycubmot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-13
Strifcmiioe @eidjcniteler.
Sfiidfebr an Die Nrbeit IN ct. Saul.
9ereit, iid einem Sdieosgc.
f,;cL+ -, ,,,,fo,,rnrfo
rid)t 5lt unteriuerfen.

9ereit, iif ei1em ShieoSgc.
ridt AL rmteriperfen.
81. & unl. .Minu.,.1 Te5ember,
r. 3mon5ig bis oreiBig 3ugbeoiell'
Ilrte Der Smnbo-, @rent N%ortbern.
mo Gortbern ocific-giienbobnen,
sic an ben Strife gegangen moren,
fon1en bier 5liammen mo beidloIlcn,
lid, nlS Neihemteller III Den ct.
SAUL terminals gum Sicnit 81 mel.
cen, I'M Montug Morgcn Die slrbeit
ouiplncbmen. Is lit Dies Der critic
lnb pid)tige Srlih ieit Dem 9egina
res Strifes om 80. Nopcnbcr, lomeit
bic Situotion IN Der Stoot in Sroge
tomnt. Giner Der Mitglieoer Der
BROTHERHOOD" erfl0rtc, CT mo ieinc
Gplle9en icien bes Miibiagonas ilber.
triiHig, bel bent lie, mic lie gloubten.
bod mir Den Noftbcil bobcn Mir.
Den.
Sic ltrifenoen @%cid)cniteller limo
bereit, iid) einem SdieoSgeridt 5il
nllterncrien mo Den Strife 5ll einerl
id,nenen lnb irieblid)en gnoe 5ll
brin9el, mie :. u. Sunaberger, Scr
brittle Gice-ErGiibcnt Der .@eid)en-
teller Linton BON Noroomerifo" inot.
Sic pertrollten INNER nod altf ibrc
Starfe, leien ober niht belpotild)
lsno miiroen sQes tbun, Nbbiilie i'll
cen g%caenpGrtiGcn gciponnten Ser
~bGltniiien 81 id)afien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-13
@eitsrn MarDInmb.G Ienbabn.
GeeinHeno an 26, fGeptertbcr.
BeridBt StHeflB atrsof: .

X1tBlItIGUO UEI ~, SepIeWDCr,
BerIdBt StletsBatrSot: r.,
Sd8ltd:
4.10 G2oreeus-S1iicGsla Sdgersiown, 81. &
B.. 3d. @nbntsboro, Gbdinberhbu.1 un6.
auseelon'ret Sonnfngs, Danced uno Gum
berIdno. >,
1857 Observation-Disclosures gxpreb, gSeftmiutter,
unionsgribee. Srnceoiue GSreberid nno Gm.
inttsbure. nlseettonnlen, GoruttusS), Nabness
borc, Gbdmpers6irg, Sneerstofpn, Sancod,
Gui1beriano,> GlfirS t9,iffet S6ferbdtiorSs
@dagels). Sic GnSftatior bie5es 3ugeS dm
eoRntae 1T SaeerStcun.
zip Natmittags 10 Accommodation tta&
AIS GaGmittaas - edrersua, suupfinie,
Sdgerstofuit, Sancrd, Sbippensbrre Ino.
nusaenortIlen Sonntags. Sreberid iino ems
ritsburg CRatIorsgSdgapn). ~
Sdgltdl, uuegenpmmen Gpuniaak
100 yior9eris Uorl, y. 'hno &, .Etb.: unb
$50 Moresns-auommosation naS aburmSnt.
2.45 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mad Gnbbroof @Ibn'
bon gorf, Satober, @ettpsbnre nne Z. q
Sanober. @ettpsbnrs. nnb 3. unb s. 9tb.
$50 gahmitta91Mficm. mad iSanoter.
Clio @benbs-giiom. nod TRITON Nrt6ae,
1880 abenSS-sfiom, naG flaipm .griope
Hnr epnMtaHe.
9.4b Woraens-affoni mao thrtnns Sertbeea NIB
: Ssif s!9t ON gsnnis isagia. nOs. gaSnSct. ~.
3. ~. &swsa. 0en.se 1fnotersdosnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-13
Stnrmcsopier.
ilcberiidt oeS llnbeilS, mcldeS oic
Stiirnlc Der lebten @pd)e ullf
Dem CRITICIZE ourihteten.


Dem CRITICIZE ouridteten.
G,lcpelnn0, 8, II. IeSember.
- @ei Dem Stllrm, meld)er mGbreno
Ger Hodt bonn lebten Wittmph ulb
Sonnerltag iiber ben CRITICIZE bobin
brolrlte, perloren 90 Wenihen ibr
2cben unb Snbr5euge inn @eiammt'
fuertbc bon nlebr alS elmer WiIlioii
Collars Wurben poll Dem miitbenoen
Clement 5erit0rt. 3won5ig Matroien
luurben gerettet, bier Sd)iiie gingelt
utter, eins lit 9~eItranoet mo bot
ihmeren Shaoen erlitien. Die lln.
giiifslilte lit folsenbe: Compiler
.Gloriou" perbrannt; t15 Waun Der
loren. icd)s gerettet, - 0ampiet
rs, 6. &iharoion" s~eilunfen; fiini
Mom e%rtrunfen. Ia 9erettet. tT-
@aagop.6abrboote aMorquette" un0
r8eiiemerr Nr. 9" baparirt; 3S NSer'
ioncn perlereil. Nonlpfer .Spiiab
q. Mitnro" bei'nt 9erilid, Mann.
idoi item bon Der CLARION" si %retteu,
geItranbet. - Shlepptau.garee ge-
%iunfen. Gin Matroie bon benz
v&id)arOion" miiroe IN Solgc Der
&Glte mabniinnig lno beaina Sclbit.
moro. Niemanb gloilbt, oob cine
Gartie bon Sen IS 2eltten Der .Gla.
rion." Die lid, in einem Guberboot 81
lettcn perind,ten, nod am 2eben lit.
Gin gleihes ShidiaI bat mobrihein.
Iid ole 80 Munn bon Der ,Marouette
inlo geiienser gabmuoegon : Serrp
Wr. g, Die iett bier Eager permibt
miro, hrfatlen. MabrideinlidJ MIR.
rem bic init aoblen b~elaoenen @ag-
CONS ourh Die bod)gebenoen @euen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-13
Werlangt GebSr.
I~srGioent 3elaba Sefinirt ieinen
Stanbpnnft.

N;nridtung Ser spei Entertainer
eutiprana ni6t ieiner perionIiten
Snitiatipe, ionoern puroe burb
Elm notwithstanding 5uiammenge-
iettes MiIitGrgerid)t befretirt. -
Senor Sole Wabri5 oils ndditer
Er1iibent Nicoragua's porge'
idlagen. = S%niurgenten BET
gIueiieIbs in be0rGngter Gage.
= Ser. Staaten. Hegicrlng ifitt
mcbr Sfiiie unb Srilppen ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-13
Nerdanis e ghmers Sraasport. 6
Sampfd'2inte.
6v0dhk sftfN ~9aaRmA{eSs

Uro@t xHh BaRAatefg.
stadt Spfon unh bem cttn.
Scnufag. Eienftaa nrb Srsita9, = r1br NbeubS.
We'd, Nrcribsnre NIB heun pttn.
Srantaa. Gtittfyo6 rtb Sreitae, 9 tlbr NbeusS.
Gad5 Feipputt NewS. 49,
IdQIt&, i~iiSCenomMen Honneritao u, Gdtuftaa,
9 nbr AbenbS.
= 0rq4t nrge1onIrnst td9it6 5ts 5. l1br gla@m.
tnr oeufeIbeT Ia9 f%abrerbe. 1altpfer.
Ta4 SaSannab sub SadtpMytne.
D. =. Maesteta, 1gent. &ier 8, Sub G,.0ab.Gtr
Sangf.ghreal ce.uons unb Nisbtetr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-13

chgeriIIeH mo rollten ilbcr Voro.
Cam fenterteh bic 6errp mobridein.
lid ltnb gina inter. sd"
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-06
Ogden Races

OGDEN. Nov. 1.-Two farorites. two second
choices aBd twp rank outsiders today $
races 81 the fair grounds half mile track.
Fore, the TO faForite in the fourth race,
Tor eve fuTlongs the feature Of the card proved
2 big disappointment running wide on the
turns and frailed nearly last. Lady Adelaide.
: 2 te ! shot came IN on the rail given
pretty ride by Jockey Smith and won by length
Huspsla beat Antioch. the post favorite. In
the third race for mile. breezing all the way
Jockey Nelson finished second three times and
fhtEd once il five mounts
First race. four furlOncs-Arln, III (Psuley)
wor: Susie Gregg. III (Nelson). second Al
Hampton. i09 fJOhnsOn). third. Time, 80 3-5
Second race. six furlongs-AIbion Fl. 100 (Mc-
Natthv9 won: Seasck. l09 tWilkinson), sec
onG: Frksr Of Elgin. I09 (Nelson), third. Time,
80 2-5s
y6iFd rsce. one mile-Huspals. io7 Cdunroe).
wof TtQchs. lo3 Carey, second; Dorian
Prince. i0s lPauleyl. third. lime. 1:43 As.
-.ccrtil race. I've furlongs-Lady Adelaide.
ils sSnlithl. won: Elmdsle lie (0tis). sec
cncs Anticch. i0s Thomas, third. Time,
Fiffh race. four furlongs-Father Downey, III
'Thomss4. won. Chesspeck. III (Nelson). sec
ogo: Belle Brady. III CWilsOnls third. Time
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Pretension, I07
Taylor. won: -Haiserhon. i07 (NeIsonl, see-
ond: III Caul Cap. lo7 (Wilsonl, third. Tine
] % -
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-06
John Sullivan
Writes About
Decadent Ring
Former Champion EdifOrializeS
Against Golden Harvest
That Fighters Will Reap
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

PITTSBURG, Nov. 5.-John L. Sulli
van today appeared as temporary sport
ing editor of Pittsburg evening paper.
writing the leading article and sport
ing comment himself and having II
printed under his own name. He took
occasion under his signature to rap
the big fighters and fighting as now
conducted. In part ediuoriaiiy Sulli-
van says:
We'll, Jeffries and Johnson have
finally been matched and guess they
will clash In fight which will be re-
markable for the fact that there will
be two winners. Neither has a chance
to lose as the fighting game goes now.
Both will reap a golden harvest and
that is what the battlers of the ring
seem to be after the most nowadays.
Both have made a lot of coin on the
prospect of the match being made.
Then as soon as articles are signed
they hook up for rich theatrical en-
gagements. Each will get good
then go back to the stage. Pretty soft
for fighters these days.
DO you know II would not hurt
Johnson to lose to Jeffries, for the big
white man would retire again and the
smoke could go right ahead and win
back the title jeff would forfeit for a
second time. After all the mud sling
ing engaged in by Jim and Jack you
would imagine they would have mixed
1t rough and tumble as soon as they
came face to face, but that stuff don't
go now"
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-06
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Friday. November 8, 1907
COLLINS S-PETERsEN-RaIph F. Collins, 21.
742 G ST.. and Dagmar c. Petersen, 20, 4434
Twenty third ST.
DOUGLASS s-sTEvENsoN-Thom A. Douglass
Jr &c, 21l Point Lobos ave-. and Emily M.
Stevenson. %. $50 Eighth
-SCHiMPF-Balthasar Kessler. 81
$50 FiIbert St. and Catherine Schimpf, 80, 43
Valparaiso st.
LAUFF-KRAUSE-Aug n. Lauf. so. 2G7
Collingwood ST., and Hannah Krause, &c. 60
Landers st.
EHToNEN-sUN -sUNTARI-Johannes J.. Lehtonen,
%, 23S Moultrie ST., and Jennie E. Suntari,
20, 81 Francis st.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ. Lynn. "A. and
Christine Carlson. AZ, both of King City.
oNI-BARBERI-victor ]. Massoni 26.
553 Green ST., and Marie n. Barber, "a, 1852
Dolores St
EN-MONAC0-Arthur d. McQuillen,
2i $40 Turk ST., and Ruby E. Monaco, Is, 1920
Lyon ST.
MILLARD-MILLAR-Nic -Nicolaus 2. Millard. 20.
Chicago. and Margaret B. Millar, 80, Fitch
burg, Mass.
MURPHY-wA wALcoM-Henry ]. Murphy. IS.
and Margaret f. Walcom, %. both of S54
Fourteenth ST
oRosco-CAMPoDoNIC orosco %, 543
Turk St. and Lillian z. Campodonico, 10. s55
Broadway
REARDoN-BRoDERIC Cornelius Reardon.
"a 20 Hardy ST.. and Julia Broderick %, 72
California ave.
ER-McNEALY-Franz Schneider, &c,
Berkeley. and Helen McNealy 20, San Marcos.
SLATTERY- -LACosTA-Patrick f. Slattery. 81.
156 Third ST.. and Rose NJ. LaCosta, IS, 1883
Nineteenth
sPEI.LMAN- Observation-Disclosures O. Spell.
psan. 80. and Carlotta X. Deckelman 3S, both
OF Monterey.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-06
OPPORTUNITIES AWAIT
MERCHANTS IN HAWAII
President of Chamber of Conn
merce Talks at Luncheon

Commercial relations between Ha-
waii and San Francisco and California
formed the subject of general discus
sion at the weekly luncheon of the
reception committee of the California
Promotion committee yesterday in the
red room of the Fairmont hotel. J. F.
Morgan, president of the Honolulu
chamber of commerce, was one of the
special guests of the committee, and
talked at some length on the subject
of trade relations.
Morgan declared that Hawaii looked
to California as its chief trade center
and spoke of new opportunities con-
stantly opening in the islands for San
Francisco businessmen who would
seize them.
w. G. Morrow, former commodore of
the San Francisco yacht club, broached
the subject of proposed yacht race
from San Francisco to Honolulu, but
expressed the opinion that such an
event would be impracticable owing
to the fact that the San Francisco type
of yachts are too small to warrant
such a voyage. Former Commodore
H. H Sinclair of the South Coast yacht
club stated that there were few yacht
owners who could find time for such a
race.
Other speakers at the luncheon were
Henry NJ. Abrams, w. N. Moore and
President S. II. Kent of the Builders
exchange. The chairman of the meet
ing was Zoeth s. Eldredge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-06
Tom Williams Raises the Emeryve Admission Fee Nevada and
California Will Clash Today St Joseph Athletes Elect Officers
Jimmy Melville,
Near Out, Beats
Canadian Boxer
Coast Amateur Champ Goes to
Mat, but Comes Back and
Wins the Decision

After being nearly out in the first
round Jimmy Melville, 115 pound am
ateur boxer Of the Pacific coast, came
on and defeated William Rennie, who
holds the amateur championship OF
Canada at the same weight. last night
at the United Railroads clubs boxing
show.
Rennie caught Melville with vicious
right to the point and the local cham
pion went to the mat and it looked as
If he was down for the count. He re-
gained his feet just before the finish
OF the count and gauIely stuck the
round out. After going to his corner
back in the second and third rounds
and clearly putfought the Canadian and
won the decision handily.
was given a four round decision over
was not popular with some of the fans.
Little Eddie Campi slowed Jim Dolan
away with a finishing wallOp in the
second round. Eddie Madison proved
too shifty for George Andrews and won
the verdict in three rounds
dudley Ambrose outboXed George
Roddenback in three rounds. Soldier
Allen won a like verdict over George
Gilmore. Louis Hahn outboxed George
Daley in four rounds. Joe Truman got
the palm over Joe Lennon after box
ing three rounds.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-06
Personal Brevities

II. NJ Jackson of Chicago is at the Savoy.
F. II. Harms of Seattle is at the Dorchester.
A. B. Cohan of ST. Louis is at the Baltimore.
A. L. Studebaker of Stockton is at the Savoy.
r. II. Tuttle OF Los Angeles is at the Gran
ada.
Judge ]. R. Sweeney of Nevada is at the
Argonaut.
W. H. Davidson is at the Fairmont registered
from Korea.
J. H. Rengstorff. a mine owner of Nome, is
at the Manx.
Frank C. Barbours and wife Of San Diego are
at the Holland.
Fred Heller. president of the l. Y. l. thread
firm of New York, is at the Argonaut.
W. A. Merrill of the forest service is at the
Stewart. He is stationed at Nevada City.
W. G. Mendenhall of the United States geo
logical survey is at the st. Francis. z. H.
Lennon. a capitalist Of Salt Lake, is registered
at the same hotel.
DIR. Emmett Rixford who has been attending
the annual meeting OF the society Of clinical
surgery at Rochester, Mimi, is expected to ar
rive home tonight.
". A. Rubley of Milwaukee. formerly consul
at Vienna and his way to Hongkong as
consul general is registered at the ST. Francis
He Is accompanied by Mrs. Rubley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-06
LatOnia Races

CINCINNATI. Nov. 5-Hsnbridge. heavily
horses before q large crowd at Latonia today.
Beilwetber made the pace 10 the stretch hut
stopped badly and finished last. Dargin after
being practically left at the post in the fifth
race. finished strong and won by neck Two
favorites won. Results:
First race, Eve and a half furlongs-CarIton
9. y 10 i. won Cramercy. to l. second
Polypheme. 30 70 1. third. Time. 1:07.
second race, and an eighth miles sell
secund; Fsnen, to 1. third. Time :5z Is
Third rhce. five and q half furlongs selling
Autumn Rose. 3 to ], won; Carondelet % 10 l.
second; Radiation. 10 /. third. Time. .o6 3-5.
Fourth race. one mile. Observation-Disclosures
70 10, won; Old Honesty 10 J. second .
Sinfran. TO !. third. Time. 80 %
Fifth race. six furiongs-Dnrgin 0 10 B. Won
Firebau. 70 =. second: Youthful. to l. third
Time. 1913 2-5
Sixth race, mile and 20 yards-Denver
EiEi q to- j. won: SIR Walter Rollins IL 10 !
second; Msmie Algol, TO 1. third. Tine, i45.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-06
Ogden Entries

OGDEN. Utah. Nov. 5.-Entries for tomor
rows races the fair grounds half mile
track:
First race four and a half furongs s year
ods and GENERALIZATION Ill, Chanate los, DIR.
Mayer Ito. wildwood Bill 105. May Worth ia,
Belle Brady ia, Marwood III, Antara 100,
Sylvia U 106, Byron l06.
Second race. six furlonss. selling. 3 year
olds and upward-Watere 105. Lady Powell
l05. No Rule 105. George Guyton 105. Affair
100. The Counsellor 109. Athgold H. Billy
Taylor 100. Carmelina 100, st. Kilda 100.
mabel Fountain 100
Third race. six furlongs, selling. 3 year olds
and upward Lancashire Lad 104. Wineberry
105. Jane Laurel 100. Yellowfoot 105. Seasick
100. Moncie Mable 109 Probe ll2, Sam Barber
lO9 Luke Ramus 104 Yolo I05.
Fourth race. six furloDgs. purse. 3 year olds
and upward-Gresham 100, Ethel Day log, Beau
Man 106 Frank Lubbock 106 Anna May 106.
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs. selling,
3 year olds and upward-Mollie Montrose ia.
Elmdale III. Dr. Hollis la. Hereafter ia,
Nappa III, 'Jilette 100, Sir Barry los. Gal
vanic ia.
Sixth race. four and a half furlongs. selling.
all ages-Luke Mccoy 102, Arlin 49, Marvel p
119. Egotst lis, DR.. Roweu Il9. Fauruss 90
Lsnita lis. Mary Genevieve 80, Happy Cbappy
119, Orihamb 1I9 True Sf 115.
Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-06
Thomas Reilly
Chosen by Lads
OF St. Joseph's
Star Tracknan Is Elected Pres
idenf of Athletic AS
SOciafiOn
BY WILL SCARLET

Thomas Reilly was elected president
of the athletic association of St. Jo-
seph's academy. Berkeley, at the reg
ular meeting of the student body yes
terday. The vote was almost unani-
nous in favor of Reilly, who is one
of the star performers in the academy
track squad and an enthusiastic leader
in the indoor gymnastics. which have
become very. popular at the Peralta
park institution.
Other officers were elected as follows:
George Heininger, vice president; Har-
old Fitzgerald, secretary; Francis Por-
ter, treasurer; Athol Sullivan, field and
track captain.
Albin Forslund, whose effective work
as athletic coach has been much in
evidence since the beginning of the
term, is retained as instructor in phys
ical culture. Forslund was formerly
assistant to Otto Rittler at the st.
Mary's college gymnasium, but ac-
cepted an offer from the academy,
which Is the preparatory department
of the Oakland college.
Next Wednesday, the weekly half
holiday at ST. Josephs academy. the
baseball teams of the midwinter league
will play the third game of the series
on the academy grounds. Three games
have thus far been played of which
the Peraltas have won two.
The teams will line UP as follows: