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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
NXARRLAGES 1AND DENTT1S

Friends and aequsintaBees are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tSat-
of Bunker Lnnr. 2sss Nj Mission Jon street q be
tween Twenty-seeond and Twenty-third Mis-
sion Masonic tenplei- Interment Greenlswn
cemetery. by electric funeral cur from Twenty
eighth and Fsleneia streets.
DIcKERsoE-At rest. in Berkeley Call sep
tembeF % 1908, Bertram F. Diekersou, dearly
beloved sou Of NJ A. BehrmaHR and grand
sea Of Mrs E olfphanf. a native OF California
aged Is years 1 months and - days-
Friends and seqasintanres are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services t5tfpr-
row Saturday. October >. at $50 a. m.
Al his late residence. 1895 Russell street, South
Berkeley- InfermeRt Cypress Lawn cemetery.
ERNST-In this city. September 20, 1909, Vic
t0rine. dearly beloved wife OF the late Peter
Ernst native Of Germany, aged ST years
IL months and - days.
Friends and acquantances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow tSat-
from her late residence. 3259 Mission street,
thence to ST Paufs church. where
QUEEN mass viii be celebrated FOR the repose
Of her soul. commencing at o'clock. Inter
ment Holy Cross cemetery.
FELDHAUS-Iu this city. September as 1909
Gerhard Feldhaas. dearly beloved husband OF
Joseph B.. Herman f.. Marie. wIIhelmina and
Agnes Feidhaus a native Of 0ldenbnrg Ger
many. aged z years 10 months and 2s days.
(Covfngfon. kv.. papers please copy
Friends and acqasintsnces are respectfBIly
invited to attend the funeral today ftrf-
day). October 1. at $50 a. m, from his late
mann and waller Fillmore and Steiner streets.
theEce 10 81. BenIfaee's church. Golden Gate
avenue between Jones and Leavenworth streets.
where : requiem high mass VIII be celebrated
for the rep0se OF his soul. commencing at 8
o'clock .. N. InSerment Holy Gross cemetery
FTEEIGAN-In this city. September 2S. 1909
Richard Finnigan. native OF Ireland. aged
- years.
The funeral wiz take place today fF'ri-
dsy). at 10 o'clock e. M. from tine parl6fs
of c. O'connnr Co. 30 Turk street.
Interment Holy Cross eemeterr-
HARRYHoUsEy-In this city. September so.
1909. Frederick I-Hdwig. beloved husband OF
the late Annie Harrybousen ami father of
Fred w. Mamie ". and Emma Harrvh0usen.
= native Of ffermany. aged 80 years months
and days. Nevada City papers please copv.l
Remains az his lete residence. IS Deriand
street until today tFridayl. at ? D. n.. when
they will be sent 70 Nevada City. Cal. where
the funeral services will be held tomorrow
saturday.. 1T p m. az I. .. o. r. hall.
Intermeut Nevada City, Cal
JENKTNs-In this city. September % 1909
Eta jenkins. dearly beloved wife of James
Jenkins. e native Of San Francisco, Cal. aged
40 years
The funeral VIII take place tomorrow tsat-
urtfay) October >. 1909. at I O'Clock D. m
from the parlers Of valente. NaFini. MaraiS
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Marriage Licenses

Tie following marriage licenses were issued IN
San FEsncisco Thursday. September 90 lsos-
AEOGI-KOBAN BANOCHI-Ehuichi Akogi, $. and
Holue KosaTochi =. both q 54z Grant ave
BARnTH-LEVY-B Bsrouh.-.S3 and Clara
LPrT. -. both 4 1224 Buchanan 81
De CAlIPBELL-Arthur r. de CURE.
- 20 Seventeenth ave. and Irene A. camp
beiL - 81 Point Lobos
EnGERTON-WHEELE LER-Robert H Edgerton.
=. 1915 Page St.. snd Ruby n Wheeler q
tar5S Lsrkir 81
EHASMN-zIATafERMA Erssny JF
=. 515 Iweut ty-s~Fentd sf-- sud Margaret
z.mmermaHn-. - s63 Twenty-sixtb -
HTisGISS- BERcSrONE-Fre Higgins p,
OAKLAND and Anna Bergstene- y. Oakland
MARTIN EZ-HTLASD--James J. Martinez. -
@lzis Eighth ave, and Nay Hyland, .. ols
Mississlppl St.
8I0ORE-cOSR R0T-sLiehaeI Moore s.. - Carl
zt-. and Catherine C0nray. 36. 14f7 Church st
M0RR-S-R RICHARDSON p Morris.
p. lT5 Psge 81. snd Eiien A Rfehardso1, 20.
Ass Seventeenth
afYERS-PIzEW-ETT-C' G. Myers. -.
Hotei Victoria. and Margaret B. PreWett. 81,
Hotel Coi0uisl
O-BRIEN- -HARROID-Tbomas p O'Brfen. -.
2ls Ihirteth 81. AID Veruniea Harold, Fl,
1850 Church 81
EN-sLASKISES-AEbe-t Olsen. 2s. ara
Bertha Aankinen- =. both q san Francisco
O-NOzIGLIA-Angeio Queirol5. -.
sDd Caterina Nozigiia. A., both of Sanchez
street
SCHAPER-BRAUSE-T F. Schaper. -. and
Albsrtiae Brsuse- - both u II52 Sanchez st
SMITH -EDGAR-Roy A. smith, -. I748 Ellis
ST.. and Vera 81 Edgar Is. AIN Valley
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SIDE BET ON FIGHT
MAYLEAD TO ARRESTS
Referee Likely to Decline to Handle Bet on
The Johnson-KetcheI Battle


Fi.sg-: s. 600 side bet which johnson
and Ketchel have made on the outcome
-. tl2eir. battle. October L. IS likely TO
Tea 4 TO the arrest OF the principals and
stake holder. and IL Is rumored that
Referee Jack Welsh VIII have no part
r.the handling Of the stake II he IS
the third man in the ring. The bet is
IN violation OF the Wslker-Otis anti
betting law. which makes It a felony TO
wager on the result OF tests between
man or beast and also brings in the
stake holder
While the money can be turned over
quietly 10 the winner il would be no
trouble 20 secure evidence that such a
bel was made. as articles have been
signed showing that SUCH z bet was in
effect and thar the principals had az
i-Ael Lleir signatures lueFet0-
Arrests have been made 81 basebsF 7
games where the stake holder was sim =
piy the third party 10 the affair without
any gain whatever on his part. As the
laW reads an concerned IN the gamble
can be HeId lia bic
~ would ~ something new in the
history of the arena II Johnson and
Aetchel should fan victims Of the law
Picture TWO champions. one the great
est fighter - all fighters, serving
champion waiting for the DAYS 10 end
ms sentence so that he could get hack
u The zsnle-
This might prove = great out for big
Jer- suppose Johnson was boxed uD
for year or 50. Jef could declare il
- es tc0 long 70 wait and 80 back into
retirement The law generally takes
It's course and II may be such in this
case
Promoter CoTroth Is somewhat unset
o. eF the stubborness Of Johnson in not
lfesci1g 10 change Of the date
1pfroth IS ssnguine that the cha uqpion
= tossing aWay many thousa nds by not
a--oHlng the night TO 20 over TO Portols
MeeA tonr0tn says mat Discovery dav
VII not be observed generally. while
eltlng ForIota week many visitors VIII
oe nere ara glad 10 see the fght
loIrorh says he could force the ne
gro champion 20 g postpouement II he
stared To- as he IS not tied up IN any
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manner by forfeit. while on the other
hand it would mean that Johnson
would lose his side bet with hetcheI,
as he holds the key TO the situation
However. the Sunshine club pro-
moter does not intend to resort to any
tactics OF this kind. as he has made a
contract with the principals. Again
johnson is a champion and cherished
jewel with fight promoters. and it would
not be good policy for any OF them to
antagonize him if they wanted his
future services
Johnson went along with his work
in the usual fashion Yesterday bent on
naught FOR the troubles OF the pro-
moter- He was on the road in the
morning and in the afternoon the big
black fellow spent q busy time In his
gymnasium He boxed several rounds
with Dave Mills Next week JOHN
sons boxing will be OF a more strenu-
Gus nature He viii have big Bob Arm
strong TO finish Up with. Armstrong is
as big as the champion and an excep-
tfonally clever man and is yalua bic
asset TO the champs camp
KetcheI did not cease for a moment
yesterday in his work. The Michi-
gander was on the road in the morn
ing and the afternoon was spent in
the gymnasium The training quarters
were packed with spectators who
wanted to see the middle weight box.
ketchel. as usual. was severe with
his spaTring partners. and they were
pretty game TO stick with him the way
he mauled them about. Gunboat Smith
came IN for q fine waIloping. While
the sailor is not the .cleverest in the
world, he is willing TO mix IL and is
not afraid 10 take a wallop. He sboxed
six rounds with ketch, and in the
fourth frame he took dig from
ketch that would make any man
squeaL
The betting remains at 10 10 4. with
Johnson the choice. While IL is trifle
early 10 predict Just what the odds will
be at ring time, the general opinion Of
the fans is that il viii not vary from
this notch.
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DEATHS
sARRoE

BARRON this city. September 80. 1899.
Whine Ellen. beloved wife OF ChsrIes c. Bar
and daughter OF Mr. and Mrs H c. Bants
q Tracy, Cal. native Of California, aged
3 years months and Is days. tSan Joaquin
county Cal, papers please copy
Friends and aequaintsnces are respeetfuliy
invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow (Sat-
Hresyl. at p m: from the eremstory
Remains st the funeral parlors Of
Bunker Lant. 2666 sIiezion street between
Twenty second and Twesfy-third talissiou Ma
sonic templel-
BLAcK-In this city September 80. 1909. Bar
bara- dearly beloved daughter OF Peter and
Mary BLACK. and sister ~ May Black. ma
i've Of Vista Grznde. san Msteo county.
Cal. aged II months and . days.
cLIEToN-Ta Chicago H. September D. 1909
agnes. dearly beloved niece Of DR.. c. A.
Clinton.
The funeral VIII take place at o'clock
= n tenoEro~ Saturday october 3 1903.
from the residence az her uncle Dr.. G. A
Clinton corner of Howard and Twenty-nrst
streets. thence 10 St Ignatins church, where
solemn requiem high viii be cele-
brsted for the repese II her soul at 10
o'clock Iuterment Holy Cross cemetery.
coELEY-TR this city. September 81 1900
Eueiy Ann Coniey. beIoyed mother Of Mrs
D. c. Dillon and Mrs s. Z. Coi,5 u Emerson
Nee,; native of ohio. aged 81 years ;
Stoux City Journal Ia. please copy
Friends and acquAintznees are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral services todsy
friday, October ]. I9g9 AT , o'clock D. m.
At the new funeral chapel Of Charles a. y
Truman. 1919 Mission street Be veeu FTf-
teenth and Sixteenth Interment will take
place al Emerson. Neb.
DAvIDs-In this city. at her late residenee.
5S56 Array street. Matilda J.. wtSsw OF the
late Charles H. Davidss and Beloved mother
0f Mrs Mary +. Harrison of Fresno. Cal:
Mrs TIllie h Hopkins OF Fairbanks Alaska:
Mrs Ralstoa kleis Of San Francisco ana
the late John W. Julia A.. Alice Jessie and
Charles II Davids a native OF Nilwsr.es a.s-
Wis. aged 20 yesrs 10 months and , days
Friends are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral today lFriday1. October I. 1905
10 O'Clock q. H. ~ the chapel Of n
cray & Co.. 2i96 Geary street corner Of De
visadero. Intermeat Cypress Lawn cemetery
- egerfrie funeral ear from Thirteenth and
DAvIs-In this cay. September ~ 1909.
Thomas J. Davis. friend Of T.oranz Satorius
. native CT Ohio. sged IS years
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Gossip OF the Turf

HsTy Payne whitney, who returned last
week from England believes that racing will
get on its feet sgsin in good shape on the
New York tracks The Young millionaire was
well pleased with his season in England. He
wss represented by - horses. and said that it
was more in the nature OF a tryout to see
what American horses would do compared with
the British racers The whitney coIorS ware
successful in 20 races Whitney regards Whisk-
broom as the best in his English stable. and
says he gives indications of becoming high
class performer.
Nose Goldblstt paid $1,000 for Fulfill at a sale
Of horses in training az era ypseHd.
Charles Rowe is planning for a winter cam
paign. and eft New York f0r Saratoga few
days ago To train rhe string of horses he has
gathered together. The berses were bred at Bar
ney SehreibeF's Woodlands farm near 81. Louis
Richard Croker. In denying the report that he
would discontinue racing and couine bis atteH-
ti0n 20 breeding, said that he hoped to be rep
resented on the tnrf ia England and Ireland
for many years To come.
John E Madden. VINO usually is well up on
the list Of winning owners on the eastern
tracks. was In poor luck this season when IL
came to the matter or winning races. He
thought he had two good things at Gravesend
last week, but both beaten. X Is sa
that Maiden VIII not train bis horses at Ben
uing next year, believing that the sandy couci-
tion of the track has tendency TO iuII the
speed of racers too much.
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Belmont Park Races

BELMONT PARK, " Y, Sept. so.-Green-
vase won the lilly end OF the Matron stake six
furIonss straight. here totay- TIE race vas
worth ss.Ieo 10 the winner. Jockey shilling
had his first mount ef the year on a metro
politan track today and signaIlzed his spDear-
anee bY winning with Sir Ashton Results:
First race. five and half furIongs-slr Ash
ton. 70 8. wou: Hampton Court. ) 10 .. sec
ond: Sou. ) to /. third. Time. los 30
See0uG race. and sn eighth niles-The
Squire 10 l. won: Sir Cieges : TO l. second:
Pins and Needles. TO /. third. Time 1 81 -
Third race. one and a half miIes-JuggIer
o 10 TO- won. Bonnie Kelso. Q to To- second
fine. 2.33 1-J. Two starters
Fourth race. six fHFfoHgs-tireenvaIe TO l.
won; Fair Louise. Is to ). second; Indian Maid
10 10 l. third. Time. l:15
Fifth race, one mile-CuaHtico. to 2 won:
Racquet. to > second; Rockstone 10 10 l.
third Time. 1:39.
sixth race. six and half furisn9s-Iack
Atkn. 10 :. won; Prince Imperial s 10 l.
second: Dr.. Bar4ley, so to 1. third. Time.
I.S I-5.
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Hamilton Races

HAMILTON, Ont. Sept. 30.-The Hamilton
JOCKEY club presented an attractive card Of
TO sace the raw wind and intermittent showers
thar again marked the racing here this after
noon. The feature event. the Royal Canadian
handicap, saw the full field 20 to the post, the
Bedwel pair. Righteasy and Richard Reed
being supported in the ring as though they had
slready annexed the purse. The track was fast.
First race. maiden year olds and upward.
one and 4 sixteenth miles-Clin Edge. 10T
Howard. even. 3 to ) and / TO 3, won by
three lengths; Allonhy. 100 fRieel. 10 to l,
( 70 / and 10 = second; Maximum. I12 z.
Walsh i 20 ;. even and 1 to >. third, Time,
20. Inez.s Sister. Miss Greenan. Caroline,
Concerned Kyronds Charivarf, also ran.
secoua race. gear oiis. selling. six FUR
iongs-Bsnives 10 s Ioe &c. Burns, z to 10;
Gil. leo (Reidf. TO 1. 3 10 / and to s.
second; SlewfOot. ~ fTaplinl. 20 10 /. Is to
sword, Lord Elan Hickory stick. Lernsn. Do
rzndo D. Lumen, Karat. Lou Corval. Fearnaught
II. also ran
Third race. year olds and upward one and
an eighth miies-Ada o. Walker. lO1 tRicel.
10 /, % I and even won by three lengths;
CenviHe, 10i fMuSgravet. Is 10 = To 1 ard
) 10 1. second: Cablegram % &c. Burnsl. o
70 ?. to ! and even third Time, 1.54 3s.
Esher PeIigrOSo. stalker Petulsnt also ran.
Fourth race, Beaver handicap. stespleehsse.
year olds and upward about two miIes-Stevc
Lane 100 tsampS5nt, to . to and out.
wen by an eighth Of mile. BergOo. f35 Me
Ciainl 70 I. % ) and out. seconds Time.
4;sz- High Hat lost rider st nth aud Wafer
way st sixth. DR.. J. F. AitkeR refused at
tenth Jump Bergeo lost rider at Iast jump, but
was remounted and finished second
Fifth race, Royal Canadian handicap. all ages.
SIX fnriongs-RicbaTa Reed. 1e4 .Taplnl. rs
to :. To ; snd : - 10 teouplei with Right
easy. Won By 4 length: Righteasy. If3 Reid
Is te ;. 70 ) and 10 10. second SeweIl f0s
tNentryt. 70 .. g 10 ; s1d 3 to :. third.
Time 1-i2 81. psui Davis. Hssty Agnes Forr
Johnson. Anna L Daley. Booser Red. Martin
Doyle also raz
Sixth race. selling year olls aud upward,
one mile on fke tBrf-MazHnaz. III tMuSgrsvel.
II 70 10. I to ard / 10 4. w0n. Goes Fast.
100 chandler 8 to l. to and even. second:
loe Rose. foJ ttr Burns 10 L. to ; and
3 TO = third Time 1,4i Lexington Lady
SIX Hose. Desperate, Ceremonious Lad Of
Lansdon, also ran
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& Co. $40 Green street.
KELLY-In this city. September 30. 1909. La
Sa Marlon Kelly dearly beloved daughter OF
Francisco, Cal aged : years mouths and
day.
The funeral took place Thursdsv sent4m-
her 80. 1909. AZ Holy Cross cemeterr. inter
LAGoRIo- Alameda cal. September m
1902. Louis. beloved husband Of Mary Tsyorfo
father of Louis IA90rio Jr and brother of
Eugene Lageria. Mrs Morizio. the Iste Mrs
White Mrs + MeLareR and Amelia and
Theresa La=orio- aud son OF Angela and the
lste JoyennI Lasorio, native Of Italy, aged
LAHIFF-Iu this city September 30 1909
Ann dearly beloved wife Of Lawrence Ishff
beloved sister Of Alonzo L. Flanagan and
loving aunt Of Mrs J. J. Rogerxon and James
L.. Augustus Al0nzo, Catherine. Vera Agnes
and Daniel Flanagan native OF CIinnev-
malone. near KiIlaloe. County Glare. Ireland
Friends and aequaint anees are reSpectfrIIr
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tssr
urdayl. at $50 a. m. from the residence Of
her niece. Mrs y j. Rogerson, 422 Four
teenth street between Valencia aud 1;uer-
rero thence TO Mission Dolores church. where
a requiem mass will be ceIAbrated for The
repose OF her soul. commencing at a. m
Interment Holy Cross cemetery
MARsH-In this city, September -. 1909 VII,
liam e Marsh. native OF Cincinnati, o.
The funeral will take place tomorror fS.4
urday). at 1:30 O'Clock D. m from the
parlers of j. c. OConuor & Co.. TO Turk
street. Services Under the auspices Of San
Francisco lodge No ;. b. p o. e. win ha
held at the moFtuary chapel at cypress Tswr
cemetery the arrival OF special train
leaving Third and Townsend streets at go
o'clock D. N.
this city. September % 1909
Michael dearly beloved husband Of the late
Margaret Morrfssey. and father 0r i n
Morrissey Of Harysviile. Call B. s. Morrisseg
Mrs. j. E. Owens and Mrs ]. P. whitney Of
san Francisco and Mrs Richard Dnrv az
Scranton, Pa. native OF Ireland, aged 81
years
The funeral wiz take place today CFri
day. Mt o'clock from the psrlors Of the
Henry r Gallagher company. 1914 Webster
street between Fills and eFarreli. thence to
Holy Cross church. where a requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose of SIS souI
commencing at $50 o'clock. Intsrmeuf HoJv
Cross cemetery.
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Helena Races

HELENA. Mont. Sept. 30.-Owinc n rain
II became necessary postpone the last heat
The 2-i2 pace the state fair today. Tom
Marshall, VINO won the first heat. dis
tsucei in the second. while Primns. owned by
". \. clark Jr-. the second and third
beats. Tue best time zsi0lg. Primus vas
the fsvcEite throughout.
The automobile race was also postponed on
account Of track conditions The running events
were closely. contested. but in most cases the
fayorites landed the coin. Results:
First race. selling f0Hr and half furlonzs-
Dr. Rowell Won. Carasco second. Regan third
Time SO.
Second race. selling. one mile-Ei Paisano
won, IAkeview second, Hammerawsy third
Time Ia 3-5.
Third race. handicap, one aud sixteenth
miles-llueen Lead wen. Beau Man second OS-
sian third. lime. 1s50i.
Fourth race, selling, six furlongs-Jack o.
Lantern weE. SeasieE second. kaEserhor third
Time 1sI6.
Fifth race. selling. one miIe-Patriotje xen
SslpesrI second, John J. Rogers third. Time
l:44 So.
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European Races

NEWMARKET. Eng. sept. 30.-A welter
handicap Of 800 soyereigns for , yesr eIds
and upward. mile. wSs Won todav pv W
Astors Lester lin Lord Ronald was second
aud Promonrory third Thirteen horses started
among them Fl. P WhitRey's Seaclir-
A selling plate Of 30 s9vereigns for 3 year
olds AMI upward. and a half miles, was won
by SUndrgp. The Salts of Sd-rcl geiding was
ers was II. p. Whitney's YorkviIIe Belle geld
ing.
The THURSDAY nursery plate handicap OF 30
sovereigHs- five flFiengs. veg by ZoetPope
ZoolaviR was second aud Olive Branch thiri.
The 10 starters Included J. X. Keene's cor0nai
PARIS. Sept s9.-W- h. Nanderbilt's RipoIn
ran second in the Prix ChsmbIsy st Nai-ons La
irte today.
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Louisville Races

LOUISVILLE. Sept 30-There was little to
be enthusiastic over at Churchill downs this
afternoon The. card was TepIets with large
fields. IN which beFses OF very rhean class were
enga ged. Results
First race six fRriongs-Paul Ruirart
straIghT S44io- won. Stoneman. place Ss6-25.
lib II
Second race i've aud a half furIongs-Don
Antonio. stra isht sl6.Jo. won: Star Venus, place
$500 seconds My. Henry. show s7.3J.s third.
Third race. mile and 30 yards-Skyo
straight SALLY. won: Pimpsnte. place SIS 10
second: SpIendida, show $3.50 third. Time
1. 40 81
S24 ~. won; z. VI. Fry, place $24 o5 second |.
Voting. show sII-s5. third. Time. I:I4 Is.
Fifth race. one mile and 40 yards-CSrsnade
straight $3.50. won. Ludhisns place Sf0.S5
second: Ra-a Avis. show $40, third Time
.46 SIS.
Sixth race. six furlongs-La Toupee. straight
So -s5. won. CaIash. place 81. 90 second: out
post. show s6-J5. third. Time. I.i5.
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FARE TO LOS ANGELES
FIRST CLASS TO BE S3
On President and Governor the
Rate Will Be IS

The Pacific Coast steamship company
yesterday announced its intention OF
entering the rate war between here and
Los Angeles ports in earnest. and be-
ginning next Monday viii put into ef-
feet a line of cheap fares that may
bring the war 10 a speedy conclusion.
So far tie big liners President and
Governor have been kept out Of the
battle. Monday they viii enter the
lists and after that date until further
notice the fare from san Francisco 10
Los Angeles ports on the Governor and
President. one OF which leaves here
every Monday. viii be s. first class and
50 second class
This IS not all. The fare on the
Santa Rosa, which leaves here Wednes-
day and Saturday for san Pedro and
Redondo. viii be 50 first class and So
second class. and the same rates will
prevail on the City OF Topeka. which
leaves here every Friday.
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JefferieS Wants a Purse of
At Least SI5O,OOO

PARIS. sept 30.-James J. Jenries.
the American heavy weight. who has
been training for his proposed fight
WIRE Jack Johnson said today that he
hac almost recovered from the cold
which Ee contracted several DAYS ago
while attending the races. He viii
leaFe for London next Tuesday and
n-ll sail Tor the United States Octo-
ber Is
ferries said that he had been work
suz hard both AZ Carlsbad and here
and that lie was most anxious for q
nElt with johnson. He added however
that nothing had been settled definitely.
Jeffries expressed himself as disap-
pointed az the ulsaz ger offer Of s55. 900
tor fight. sa wing Il am the cham
piop Of the world I have everything
TO- lose and nothing 10 gain. There
fore. I d0h-t want - hghr for q purse
- Tess than sl5e. .ee0- That Is the sum
drst proposed. btit since I have been
training Fss~ sGversaries appear less
keen I believe however. that I viii
ma ESe 4 match -as soon as I reach New
York 7 should prefer 70 fight IN.
America rather than IN Australia and
have reason 10 believe Enat the gov
ernors az. several states would be VIII
ing ID allow a fight 10 take place.
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Vancouver Races

VANCOUVER, B. c., Sept. 3O-Today's re-
suits at Minoru park:
First race. I'VE and a half furlongs-Chester
Krum won, Meltondale second. Fire third Time
1:f0 ~.
Rossington won, Peggy o'Neal second, Lazen
third. Time. 1:5I 40
Third race, one mile and 20 yards-Dsy Star
won. Josie & second. WoIfTiIle third Time
1:46.
Fourth race. six furIongs Irregular entries
called OF and new race made Qpl-Sfnk Spring
won May Pink second. Alcibiadss third Time
IsI7 20.
Fifth race. seven and half furIongs-Rose-
vale Won. seryieeHce seeoHd, Jack Adams third.
Time. 1853 10
Sixth race I've furiengs- Belle Kinney Won.
All Alone second. Cheers third. Time. 1:os.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL ATHLETIC rally

The meuhbers Of the Sunday school
athletic iesgsie viii hold rally in the
psrlCrs Of the First Christian church
81 Dubore avenue and Noe street al s
o'clock tonight. The speakers viii be
Rolla V Watt H J. McCov. prominent
officials in the local Young Mems Chris
risn association and ollie Snedi gar, the
wei known athlete.
IN addition 10 the athletic talk there
VIII be selections from a Hawaiian
utsgrtet.
Tire plans for the track and field
meet thar viii be held on the stadium
track SATURDAY afternoon. October go
VIII be discussed This wiIf be the first
outdoor meet attempted BIZ the league
and there viii be events for I'VE classes
hoFs under r.. and an 50. 100. 20 pound
and unlimited weight classes