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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
REINA DIRECTUM
A FAST TROTTER
5. ChriStenSOn'S Mare Lowers
Park Speedway Record for
Three-quarfers of Mile

Tile trotting season of the Park anna
teur driving club was ushered in at the
stadium speedway yesterday under
auspicious circumstances. The three
quarter track record Of 1:41, formerly
held by A. Ottinger's trotter, Lady
Irene was shaved down two seconds by
s Christenson's crack trotter Reina Di-
rectum.
The showing OF Christenson's entry
surprised the gathering, as the fast
mare showed that she could have
stepped the distance i'm still better time
had she been severely pressed. Tt was
the second event on the card for class
trotters, and five horses started.
formers Modicum. DR.. O'Rrien and Red
Velvet. Christenson's trotter stepped
the first half of the first heat in 1:05,
and made the pace all the way.
The second heat was covered in 1:40
Reina Directum going to the front al
the outset, with Modicum forcing the
pacemaker. Christensen handled his
mare in admirable fashion. Modicum
finished second in both heats.
Reina Directum will be put on the
circuit this season, but she will be seen
once more on the park speedway. Her
owner intends to send her after the
mile. record oyer the park course.
The sport throughout the day was
good. and a good gallery witnessed the
races. In the opening event r. Nolan's
trotter Billie Burke captured the class
event from Dividend, after losing the
first heat Gardenia and Mckinney NJ
the other entries. were scratched.
A big field started in the event for
class B trotters. F. w. Thompson S
entry, Lady Washington, won in
straight heats from Sunset Belle. 10
dell and Yankee Boy made a nice race
an the fourth contest for year old
PAGERS. The former won in straight
heats after some interesting tests
There were no other entries.
+. E. Booths PAGER Starlight Colt
outpaced Ringrose and Belle Brandon
in the final event in straight heats.
The recent improvements made on
the course were favorably commented
on by the reinsmen. The track is now
in fine shape. Results:
First race, class trotters. three-quarters OF
mle-R. Nolan's Billie Burke (NolaB), 2, l.
/: X. Constants Dividend (Consani), l, ,, .
Time. 81, 1:55, 1:53.
Second race, class trotters. three-guarters
Of miles. Chrstenson's Reina Directnm
lChristenson), 1. /: H. Boyle's Modicum (Aiod
cunt , .: j. w Smedley's Red Velvet (Smed
ley(. 3 4: F. J. Kilpatrick's Monicrat (Kilpat
rickl , 3: D. f. Honman's Dr. 0'Brien (Hon
mani 4. ). Time. 80. 1:40.
Third race, class p trotters. three-quarters OF
= mile-F W. Thompson's Lady Washington
1Thompson) l. /: H. C.. Ahler's Sunset Belle
fAhIersl. ,. .; 4. z. Clayburahs Charles II
(CIayburghD. ), 3; 1. L. Borden's Barney Bar
nato BORDEN >, 3; Captain ". Matson's BIRD
Eye tMafson), :, T. Time. Al. 1:431s.
Fourth race year old PAGERS. three quarters
Of a mile-H Boyles Zodel fBoyle). ]. ]: ID
Z. Hoensn's Yankee Boy Honman). ?, ? Time
l:JTIh. 2;02la.
Fifth race. class A PAGERS three-quarters of
mile-F. T.. Booths Starlight Colt (Booth), J.. 1
r. F. Bannans Belle Brandon (Bannonl. ,. ,
H. NJ. Iadd's Ringrose tLadd). 3, ?. Time
i:5l, 1876.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
Suit Against Johnson Is
Renewed

The return to san Francisco Of Jack
johnson. the coIored heavy weight
champion. has revived the suit of his
former manager. sam F'itzpa trick, for
s17S for services rendered the pugilist.
Fitzpatrick obtained judgment for tile
amount in the justice court after john
son left for the east
The case was appealed to the superior
court. but on account Of Johnson s
absence the appeal was permitted to
pse.
Judge Cabaniss yesterday set the case
for trial May y.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08

the big fellow has kept his counsel 1t would show
far more healthy spirit and interest if Jcffries
right like his rival and made pretense of uphodng
his rights
REFEREE SQUABBLE DOES NO GOOD
But no matter what happens they had better get to-
geter quickly possible and dispose of the referee
In the meantime they may get lot of free advertising
out of the sqiabble, but who knows but that it will
eventually result -injurng rather than boosting the
battle Fans have been known TO become SUSPICIOUS
affairs of this character
The eyes of fandom will be turned on the big black
enapion when he starts his work at the ocean beach
tomorrow 1t has been nothing but Jefries for the last
month, SO most of them will welcome change this
time Its UP to Johnson to make favorable impress
sion upon the San francisco admirers of the game and
If he IS the Johnson of old there question but he
will respond at every opportunity The black will
and the fourth of July
Johnson is by far the impressive worker of the
two. he can show off to great advantage before a
crowd and incidentally this of the best things that
ne does It's all in the game, the willy champion
to realize that the of this sort of stuff he
away with the it the box office and to his
got away with some of this red FIRE business himself He
IS so distinctly opposite that he strs lot of bitter
feeling against himself.
It is mot at all likely that Johnson will overtran him
self lie freely admits that he forced to to
this by the promoters month before his intended
arrVa at the present time Johnsons appearance sug
gests that three weeks of the Sort OF training will
condition him he never was conditioned during the
nine years he has been in the ring,
CAN JOE THOMAS COME BACK?
Those who interested in the Coming back" of
erIes doubtless will be the Mission
Saturday afternoon when Joe Thomas, the former local
IDOL will endeavor to do the same thing that the big
boiler maker plans accomplish. Thomas says that
he can make good and SO do of those who have
him in his eastern fights; but remains for
popular San Francisco Boy to play Missourian with the
majority of the followers of the boxing game In Papke,
Thomas has picked hot iron. out of the FIRE.
Thomas looked upon the very best man and, in
fact the only high grade of his class up to three
years ago. when Ketchel made himself famous by knock
Ing the local lad 81 rounds.
Papke must win this battle if he expects to keep in
the game headner A candidate for the middle
weight championship title can very we'll lose
the decision coming back and still maintain
his ring dignity Therefore of them believe that
Papke is taking quite chance unless he the very
best of condition on Saturday afternoon.
1t goes without saying that the arena will be filed
with Thomas admirers. Zoe is of the best liked
fighters turned in California and all his old
friends will be there pull for him. However. it takes
great deal more than friendship battle, espe-
cialy against tough young giant like Papke Thomas
probably realizes this, too
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
Girls High Players Best
At Tennis

The tennis experts of the girls high
school are now looked upon as the
champions of the local high school di-
vision. Last week their two stars,
Mildred Holefrich and Helen Koehler.
handily defeated Helen Burning and
Marjorie Robinson. Ga. 81, Ga, 6-2.
SO, on the Golden Gate park courts.
The Lowell players were equally easy
for the victors and they are now anx-
ious to arrange games with PLAYERS
from various country high schools.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
Handball Exponents To
Hook Up Today

The Mission handball experts will
meet in their regular weekly tourna
courts Bryant and Twenty-fifth
Y feets The following matches are on
Lnc card
Doubles-W O'Connor and A. OehImaD -. j.
knselheld and q. Gsfney. j. Barrett and r..
C-ondou ana r I vdon ~ I f'arD,ona md
Ochimau.
Singies-T Mccarthy vs. II. McHugh ID.
OIeary vs. z. Devery, II. Harvey vs.. ]. Ray
m0nd.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
JEFF INDULGES in
HARDEST WORK YET
Big Fellow Goes Six Rounds
Win Papke and Three With
ChOyHSM in Fine Style

BEN LOMOND. May 7.-Jemries put
fin two hours and IS minutes OF the
hardest work al his training camp to-
day in which ne has INDUCED since he
began preparing for his big fight. The
workout included six fast rounds with
Papke and three with Joe Choyn-
ski and at the finish both sparring
partners were as limp as a wet string
trying to stand on end. Jeffries taunt-
nEiT laid himself open To their blows
i md they sent in some heavy clouts
without so much AS loOsening the smile
on the boiler makers face.
The point of Jef1ries' chin was Choyn-
skis main objective point He land
"a often and Jeffries seemed TO like it.
After Papke had started suggestion
of blood on Jefrries' lips in the last
round Of their bout the big fighter
passod him "A vicious right. which. if it
had landed with its fun force, would
have caused = hurry cali for another
sparrinE partner.
The milling with Choynski was even
moro interesting than that with the
Hewanoe boxer Jeffries joltsd the old
timer amidships with several smashing
Iefts and left him tapping his arms
rcebIv. like 4 discouraged windmill, at
The end OF the bout
a brace Of hard fought handbau
games after the glove play and long
spell OF rope skipping and shadow
boxing. rang down the curtain on the
dar-s toll. Papke told Jemries he
would return 10 the training camp
after his battle with Thomas and would
do anything i'm his power TO aid the
slant fighter In getting into condition.
Preacher-Father With Him
Los ANGELES. May Jim hates
hypocrisy-I hope to see him knock
out an liars" said Rev. a. c. Jeffries,
father Of James J. Jcffries, today IN
declaring that he was not in sympathy
with the attempt Of California minis
ters TO stop the big fight July A.
Take away money" he continued,
and leave only the glory there is in it,
both from paid fighters and paid
preachers. and we would have fewer of
both.
Indeed. many voices now raised
against the fight would be silenced-
II am not defending prize fighting.
but am condemninS hypocrisy
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08

1t seems strange that Jcries himself should take such
little interest in the referee debate Outside of saying
that he had left the matter entirely Bergers hands
the big fellow has kept his counsel 1t would show
far more healthy spirit and interest if Jcfres came
right out like his rival and made preense of upholdng
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08

st. James school of this city won the
big outdoor meet of the Catholic schools
athletic league, which was held in St
Mary's college stadium yesterday after
noon. The schools secured points as in
dicated in the following summary:
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
CORK CENTER IMPROVES BALL

PHILADELPHIA. May 1-Manufae-
turers of the American league official
baseball have announced that this
years ball had a cork instead of a
rubber center. The makers say that
the cork center has resulted in a much
livelier baseball.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
Ketchel Is Signed With
Porky Flynn
[ IsneoiaI Di,ealeh 10 The Call

opcci0l Di5pdich 10 ne NnHI
BOSTON. May Tt was announced
last evening that Stanley Ketchel has
been matched 10 box II rounds with
porkv Flynn before the Armory club
or this city within the next three
weeks. the exact date to be agreed
mon later Flynn is a second rater.
who has had some good fights around
here and in Philadelphia 1t is the
general impression that Ketchel can
beat Porky without half trying.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-09
Candy that's good to eat at The
Racket Store at 1Oc per pound. 6-1

Candy that's good to eat at The
Racket Store at 10c per pound. 6-1
FOR SALE-2 White Holland
turkey toms and . few Plymouth Rock !
cockerels. Swan johnson. Route |,
Deniaon, Iowa. Crawford County
phone 20. '6tf
Our orange sale continues all this
week and next. Fancy oranges. no
sweeter, juicier fruit to be found any
where 43c per peck and l2c. 18c, 2Sc,
Soc, 35c and 45c per dozen.
6-l j. B. Lyon.
Come in and look over our ten cent
counter, its a wonder. The Racket
Store. 6-1
For the next ten days we will
make q price on our fancy No. l Ben
Davis apples Of CSC per peck or 81. IS
per bushel. ]. B. Lyon. 6-l
Our stock Of Valentines is getting
small, but there are lots of good
things in it yet. The Racket Store.6 l
Man wishing to move on his farm
will sell house, lot and barn in Deni-
SON cheap il taken at once. Call
phone 497 for particulars. 6-2
TRIBE coated granite ware at the
right price. The Racket Store.6
Complete line nursery stock. direct
to planter. fresh dug from nursery.
half trust prices, nurseries charge
through their agents. Send for par
ticulars.
e W. M. Bomberger,
SO Harlan, Iowa.
Get the habit and come to The
Racket Store when looking for bar
gains. 6.1
The largest line Of rugs at the
lowest prices at Solomon Furniture
Go. GIL
IL, Is and 20ctowels a II going at
lOc Saturday. Feb. 18th. The Racket
Store. 6-l
25c will buy any of the following ::
8 lb. aeedless raisins. lb. pkgs
seeded raisins. 8 lb. loose Muscated
raisins, a pound whole fancy rice. 8
ID fancy yellow dried peaches.
6-l J.B. Lyon.
Large assortment of towels to get
at ten cents each Saturday, Feb. 10th.
6-l The Racket Store.
$4-$5-$7 per day charged by canvas
sing agents to covre livery. hotel.
cigar bills, are charged up in their
bills to you for trees. All these are
eliminated If you buy here. Write
for particulars to W. M. Bomberger,
Harlan. Iowa. 6-2
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-09

. - ~ ~ IN ~
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Jensen visited
friends in Carroll over Sunday.
Adolph Wendt Of Ricketts, was
business caller in Denison on Monday.
Miss Cecil Mcneil of Sioux City
visited friends in Denison last week.
E. G. Chamberlin and family we're
Omaha visitors on Saturday and Sum
day.
August Emleman visited his parents
in Des Moines the latter part Of last
week.
Miss Annie Lawrence Of Lake View
is visiting friendds IN Denison this
week.
9. H. Molter Of Aspinwall was q
Denison caller the latter part Of last
week.
G. r. Carpenter of Buck Grove was
in Denison on Monday transacting
business.
Mrs. Lee Cole returned on Sunday
to Boulder, COL. after a weeks visit
in Denison.
j. G. jackson of Ute was BUSH
ness caller in this CITY the fore mart
Of the week.
Mrs. John Clarey returned to her
home at Casper, Wyom., the fore part
of the week.
Chas Young was down from Sioux
City over Sunday visiting his mother,
Mrs. F. j. Young.
MIR. and Mrs. Gus Heiden and son !.
Fred, are in Earling this week visit
ing friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Fienhold were
among those from Paradise that were
shopping in Denison on Thursday.
Mrs. Ben Wiess returned on Mon
day from Manning. where she has
been visiting relatives for the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hink and
children left Monday for Sidney. Neb. /.
where they will make their home in
the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. McAndrews OF
Portsmouth. Iowa, are in Denison
this week visiting at the T. G. Nc.
Carthy residence.
Mrs. Thos. Lister is in Dodge,
Neb.. this week visiting her son.
spencer Lister. We are informed
that Spencer Lister has baby daueh :
ter. The Review congratulates the
happy parents.
The Menagh store has been very
busy place the past week. They have
on eale car load Of California or
anges and they tell Us they are going
very fast. The store is very Hastily
decorated with orange trees They
are not only selling the oranges in
Denison, but in towns near BY. This
is probably the largest shipment o.
oranges ever received in Crawford
county.
A surprise party was given at the
home of Mrs. Beaumont in east Dehi-
son in honor Of her little daughter,
Matte, it being her 10th anniversary.
on last Friday evening, when num-
her of schoolmates made their unsus-
pected appearance in the cosy little
home to shower their little friend
with many beautiful IS well assuseful
presents. An enjoyable evening was
spent. Light refreshments were serv
/ ed. Of which all present partook
heartily. The little folks left with
beaming faces. feeling that they had
accomplished their desire, to make
their little playmate happy.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-09

Miss Bessie Gillet visited friends
at Dow City on Thursday.
Miss Marion SERVER is i. Omaha
this week Wishing friends.
Brown Romans was business
visitor at Charter Oak ION Thursday.
Miss Jennie Rollins was IN Dss
Moines last weke visiting her sister,
Mrs. Robinson.
Miss Esther Ringgold Of Vail
visited friends ID Denison the latter
part Of last week.
Mr.. r. A. Romans left on Thurs
day for Aberdeen, S. D., where he
will look after his interests.
Mrs. Sam Stuart who resides in
South Dakota, is in Denison this week
visiting friends and relatives.
Nj. B. M. McElwain Of Dow City
was Gale at the Review Office on
Friday and had his name put on the
1911 list.
Mr.J T. Haugh is expected home
the lattre part of the week from a
three weeks visit with friends at
Reno. Okla.
Dr.. H. G. Simpson attended the
Missouri Valley Veterinary Association
meeting which was held at Kansas
City last week.
"A. r Boylan and J. H. 1amm left
on Sunday for Chicago, where they
are attending the Automobile show
which is being held there this week.
Mr.. h. "A. Schmidt Of Fort Dodge
has sented the small building near
! the Saggau building and has started
shoe repair shop. Mr.. Schmidt at
one time worked for Mr.. 7. j. Kelly
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.. Nicholson left
the latter part Of last week for Ex-
celsior Springs. Mo. Mr.. Nicholson
has been in poor health this winter
and he is in hopes that he will de-
rive some benefit from the springs. (
Mr.. and Mrs B. j.. Sibbret left
ON Sunday for Chicago, where they
will visit friends for week or ten
sISys. Mr.. Sibbert will take trip to
Flint. Mich, before he returns and
i VISIT the Buick Automobile factory.
Miss Erma Naeve is reported to be
rapidly improving from the severe
attack Of blood poison which was
caused BY hurting herself while coast
ing during the Christmas holidays.
! Erma has had quite siege and we
are glad to hear that she will soon
be about again.
Milton McAhren has purchased some
new fixtures for his clothing store.
He has two, expensive glass cases
JuUt Will uUlU uluoSy eulSSo "a SAVsASs
in each. The cases are up-to- date
and dust proof. He also has some
new shelves and now has an up-to-date
store in every respect.
Interest for this weeks entertain
ment 10 centered in the Lincoln Con
cert TO be given Friday night at the
Opera House. Miss Lincoln comes
under the management of the Friday
Club, who have placed tickets on sale
at low prices wishing that all music
lovers may have the pleasure of hear
ing Miss Lincoln's beautiful voice.
Miss Lincoln's singing is a revelation
to her audience. it is high soprano.
highly trained and under splendid
control. Friday night. Opera House.
Seats now on sale at Book Store, 81
and % cents. 81
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-09

The opinion of the press both here
and abroad will give some idea of the
pleasure in store for Miss Lincoln's
audience Friday night. Seats now
on sale at Book Store.
miss Elsie Lincoln created
favorable impression by the effective
manner in which she sang Oh. had I
Jubal's Lyre' and group of German
songs, the artist exhibiting in all
sympathetic voice and fine method. -
The Queen. London.
Miss Elsie Lincoln was recalled
after the aria, and the group Of French
songs pleased even better. The
Fatherland, Amsterdam.
"Miss Elsie Lincoln was heard
with pleasure last evening. Her
greatest success was with the French
songs by Massenet and Paul Vidal. -
Evening News, The Hague. 61
Violets for valentines.
4 81 Bartcher & Ewall.
Have your harness repaired ana
oiled at Ed. Nelson's Horaess Shop.
East of Court House. 81
Fresh cut flowers for vale ltines.
6-l Bartcher & EWall.
Mating Rugs for Bed Rooms ard
Dining Rooms at
| 81 Solomon Furniture Co.
The latest in Kitchen Cabinets now
on sale at Solomon Furniture Co. 6.1
It you wish to have good set Of
harness see Ed. Nelson first. East
of Court House. 6-l
Violets for Valentines.
| 81 Bartcher & Ewall.
| List your Real Estate with H T.
BliesmaD. Office over Postofice. G.
&c. Phone 70. 6tf
Call on Wednesday, Feb. % at
Nelson House, Dsnison and leave
your Eye and Ear troubles with DR..
Weber. 6-l
The latest in Sanitary Couch 10 q
combination couch, Davenport OF
child's crib See it at
81 Solomon Furniture Co.
We can take care of your Flower
Orders. Try us on your next order.
81 Solomon furniture Co.
An immense saving can be made
when everything is SO high If you get
plants of large, improved, fine straw
berries. raspberries. blackberries.
currants, gooseberries, grapes. The
kind you get of W. M. Bomberger.
Harlan, Iowa. is not the common.
small, mean little stuff from Cheap
john catalogue stuff. and SO often in
agent stuff. 6-2
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-09

w HOUR duO0rV6l T0SlSu0Q MS OlO
position in the North Western lunch
room.
Mr.. Pat Hassett purchased last
week, the 32O acre farm formerly farm
ed by the O'Connor boys, which lays.
one mile north of Manila. This is
one Of the finest half sections in Craw.
ford county and we congratulate Mr..
Hassett on his new purchase.
Mr.. Geo. w. Cosson, state senator
from the Audubon. Gutherie District,
and special counsel in the Attorneys
Generals Office, will speak in Manila
Friday evening, Feb. IL. Mr.. Cosson
lis candidate for Attorney General to
succeed Hon. II. NJ. Byers. He is q
sslf-made man, q graduate from the
State University, and a lawyer of abil-
ity.
Mr.. 6. u Caswell left on Saturday
night for New Orleans to attend q
meeting Of the National Editorial AS
ISOLATION to be held al that place
From there Mr.. Caswell will accom-
pany the other members of the associa-
ton to Panama, where they will doubt
less find enough to interest them for
the short time they will remain upon
the Isthmus. On their return trip. we
understand. it is their purpose to stop
at Havana. The trip should be one of
great interest to the members of the
association, and we congratulate them
upon the good fortune that permits
them to visit the Canal Zone.
Bartcher & Ewall, in another part
of this paper, make the announcement
of a closing out sale of their entire
stock of furniture on Broadway, with
the purpose OF retiring from business.
Their goods will be offered at prices
which will insure an early disposition
of their entire holdings, and those
contemplating purchasing furniture
will have an opportunity to get in on
the grand floor. We reg ret that the
firm has decided to retire from bust
ness, but the illness Of one of the men,
Der and other circumstances combined
to cause them to close out their stock
in this manner We understand that
Mr. Bartcher will continue in the UNI
dertaking business and will also con-
dnct furniture repairing establish
ment. and be prepared to frame pict-
ures and handle flowers.
---sss-
Cut Flowers for valentines.
Gel Bartcher& Ewall.