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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29
tom Jones ON HIS
WAY TO this CITY
Ad WOIgaSfS Manager Has Re.
fused COffroth'S $4,000 Bait,
bur viii Look Over Field

Promoter Jim Cofroth is desirous Of
putting on a good lighting attraction
during August, but so far the Titan
haired promoter has not succeeded in
fixing up q match. He made an effort
to get Ad Wolgast. but his terms did
not seem TO meet with the approval Of
Tom Jones. the lightweight champion's s
manager. and negotiations were broken
. Of
Now comes the word from the east
that Jones is on his way to this city,
and it looks as if he is coming here in
the hope Of getting his man a match.
C0frOth's hope was Moran and VOL
CAST. which looked like a delicious
fighting morsel and one that the fans
would warm up to- He made Wolgast
an offer of $4,000 for his share, but this
= did not seem TO bes sufficient sum to
entice the Milwaukeean.
>. II is hoped that Wolgast can be Sc
cured. for if he is matched with Moran
the fans can count on q good scrap.
They are hungry for a high class at
ira ction.
Johnny Frayne the local lightweight,
W no has been out Of the running owing
10 prolonged siege of illness. is anX-
fous TO get in harness again and is
willing TO meet most any lightweight
in the held. Frayne is being handled
: by his brother Marty, who is willing to
make d substantial side bet that Johnny
can beat Lew Powell. They prefer
Powell TO any Of the other light
weights. but are willing TO take on any
Of the boys as long as they can get
something TO do and show that Frayne
has recovered his old form.
In the event that ~One Round" Hogan
defeats frankie Burns when they meet
on next Friday night, Walter Fray
.ney. the slugger's manager, says he
would pit Hogan against Wolgast just
FOR the chance Of getting the fight.
We would be willing TO fight for
nothing" said Frayney, and j believe
that Hogan could beat Wolgast. If
Conroth wants our services in the event
. that Hogan beats Burns, he can have
them for nothing-if he gets Wolgast
for Hogan"
Coffroth is likely to announce his
card in q day or SO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29
SPO1rLIGEIrS
ON SpORT rs

SEATTLE, July 2s.-Herbert L. Murphy Of
Sacramento. nephew Of Thomas Fox, leading
politician Of that city. and grandson Of Herbert
Isl died suddenly last night Of tuberculosis.
/seed 30 years Murphy was formerly well known
in California as a promoter of prize fights and
other sporting events
GoODwOOD. Eng. July 2s.-The Halnacker
plate Of 200 s0vereigns for and year olds.
distance five furlOngs. was won today by August
Belmonts Sandwich. Persian was second and
Biterlyt third.
NEW YORK. July 2s.-Charles Rowe, one of
the best known racing nen of the south, whose
fhe summer at Sheepshead Bay, is recovering To-
day after narrow escape from drowning at Co
Rey island yesterday.
NEW YORK. July 2s.-The feature Of the
%ew York athletic clubs meet at Travers island
next Saturday will be the 40 yard national
. swimming championship Of the Amateur athletic
1Fnion Al the local cracks and a few western
ers arc expected to start Charles NJ Daniels,
: tie champion. viii defend his title
/. -zANESvILLE. o.. July 2s.-Umpire Walsh
was attacked BY an angry crowd of spectators at
the Central league ball park today and severely
beaten after Evansville had won ~ inning
game Walsh some Of the GAINESVILLE psrtissns
declared had given a long series or decisions
against the local club.
HAMBURG July 2s.-In the tenth round Of
the international chess masters tournament TO
day the American champion. Frank ]. Marshall,
played black against chotimirski and lost.
CHICAGO. July 2s.-In giving his opinion that
the mayor and the chief Of police have the right
fight pictures Corporation Counsel Brundage
cited the socalled Block case" which was car
ried 70 the supreme court Of Illinois and In
which in writing the courts opinion. Chief Jus
the adventures Of the James boys and the activi-
ties OF might riders" were immoral
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29
Mclaughlin Wins Hard
Match With Hall
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Maurice E.
Mclaughlin. the California tennis play
er, had his hands full today in the
third round of the New York state
championship tournament, which is be-
ing played on the courts of the Cres-
cent athletic club at Bay Ridge His
opponent was w. NJ. Hall. the former
Yale star. The westerner won. IS,
Ga, 6-3. When Hall took the first
set every one sat up and took notice.
The Californian at times was wild
and did not get in his deadly service
until the match was well under way.
The second was much faster
Mclaughlin varied his game wonder
fully. first lobbing, then running up TO
the net and smashing the ball into
either of the far corners and finally
winning, 6-4. Hall tired perceptibly
in the third set. After having the
games all he went to pieces and Nc
Loughlin won as he liked.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29
Sheriff After Reckless
Solano Hunters
BY GoIdberg.
Especial Dispatch to The Call

VALLEJO. July 2s-Robert DonneH.
one of the biggest land owners in
Solano county, has appealed to Sheriff
Mcdonald and Deputy Fish Commits
sioner Armstrong of this city for pro-
lection from a band of unknown hunt
ers who have lately been committing
many depredationS on his big ranch
which extends from ColIinsville to
Birds Landing.
Last week two of Donnelrs most
valuable horses were shot and killed.
number of cows and pigs have been
injured and many sheep have had their
eyes shot out. Several months ago a.
large barn full of hay on the DonnelI
ranch was burned by the reckless
hunters.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29
SHAMS

The old song sang the weakness
OF very shammy chap
They thought he was a yachtsman
Cause he wore a yachting cap.
And there's the girl whose dimples
You can notice from afar,
In an automobile bonnet
Tho she hasn't any car.
And soon some idle fellow
Will lot of notice gain
In an aeroplane ulster
Tho he never saw a plane,
Cleveland Plaindealer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

Pitcher Boice, who with Oakland last
season and was then taken over by the Cleve-
land club, has been secured by the Portland
club from the Maps Bofce's work with Oakland
was not anything out Of the ordinary. and there
were many fans who wondered how he was ever
picked for big league work. However. he may
have improved, and let US hope so. as the
Beavers greatly in need Of strengthening
them recently.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

Snould snow In his son undertakings
1 am not interested personally"
Cole Jr. said yesterday that there was
a carload of Cole go" roadsters on the
way, which should arrive in San Fran
cisco about August s. Within 10 days
later the first of the four door models
will be here.
S. G. Chapman reported yesterday the
arrival of another of the Owen cars.
has haiss haan' aaro' a whicH en-
car nnoiss. Reaches Ssen City the most interest
out in the latest shipment in a beauti-
full maroon color. The finish is most
striking and marks the, car with it's
other refinementS as one of the coming
high grade cars of San Francisco.
The Fuller motor car has come to San
Francisco. 1t has been brought out by
Kleiber & Co. 1t
fS,,~r Nnw IN nav Market ,r the popular priced
: 4-----------. - : vehicles, and is
shown at the pres
ent time in the touring car model.
/. A. Tomasini, who in the days after
the fire was one of the dealers on auto
Tom.,,n, Now become become quit quite na a a
49, Guadalupe, where
he is selling the
Buick car. He has wired c. S. Howard.
the coast agent for the cars, that in
the recent races at Ell Pismo beach in
the free for all event his Buick made
two and half miles. standing start
in minutes and seconds. This is at
the rate of 81 3-5 seconds per mile in
scluding a standing start. Tomasini
could always go some. but this puts all
his previous records in the shade.
Mrs. William NJ. Elmer of Hollywood
has driven 1910 Franklin automobile
more than 5000
\ Wake hong Trim miles w t h o u
lxUsfhc,,t pnrcfvrel puncture or other
y l. --------, tire wear. The mo-
tor car was deliv-
cred to Mr.. Elmer early in the year and
has been in service since that time
much of the driving being on the
toughest roads of southwestern Cali
fornia. where motorists find tire wear
is excessive The light weight of the
car is credited with being the basis of
the long tire service.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29
Gossip OF
The Turf

According to report from New York Sam
Hildreth did not start FHtzherbert in the En-
pire City handicap because be could not secure
the services of Carroll Shilling Eddie Dugsn.
in, as wen as under the ban. HiIdreth did not
want to intrust the high class performer to any any
other boy. He had George Archibald 10 handle
Dalmatian which proved an easy winner Of the
event.
Former jockey Joe Jones lost Hectsgon out
of a race at Empire city, Thomas Newton claim
owner S T refused Isl $500 for the : year old.
..Red, walker thinks highly OF the horses
in the stable Of John E. Madden since Noon
< few days ago walker offered $1,000 for
Beatrice, daughter OF Migratne and Lady
schorr, but Madden declined to sell at that
figure.
Former jockey. Coley Thompson was denied the
privileges of the Canadian tracks by the judges
Jockey Phil Musgrave $3.50 to win with Mil
on the Floss. Musgrave. at first denied the
Informed him that he would receive $3.50 say
ing Thompson made the offer. Thompson is a
clocker.
Hanhridge was the hope of the western con
tingent in the Empire City handicap. George
Ham, his trainer. did not think there was q
pounds to Hanbrldge at one and quarter miles,
Dalmatan proved gsr,a more than equal to the
be was in front most OF the way.
Jacob Pincus and Charles Little6eId. the vet
eran trainers who handle a string OF Haggin
bred horses. had very high regard for Shackle-
ton early In the season. W. P. Fine Of Cslifor-
MIA leased the son Of Watercress from Haggin
and the youngster attracted much attention owing
TO his size and conformation. He did not appear
to advantage, however. until Fine tried bIinkers
him at Empire City and he graduated from
the maiden ranks in commanding style
Edward Tribe. who has been assisting Starter
Dade on the Canadian circuit. will send the fields
away during the Denver meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29
latest MODELS
TO REACH ROW
Reliance Motor Car Company
Receives Two Types of Adj
vanced Mechanism

The first 1911 six cylinder Knox cars
came in yesterday and were the center
of an admiring group of automobile
experts at the Reliance automobile
agency. One is a six passenger tor
pedo and the other a five passenger
tonneauette. Both cars are finished in
the new battleship gray, with natural
wood wheels, and the characteristic
Knox nickel trimmings. The cars have
both been sold. but will be on exhibition
at the Reliance automobile company's
salesroom for a few days.
The new features of the 1911 Knox
include the use of full floating rear
axle, the Atwater Kent system of ig-
milton in addition to a Bosch magnetic.
lengthening of the springs to still fur
ther improve the riding qualities and
minor refinements that are the result
of another seasons experience. The
use of 3SX51a tires is also a feature
of the 1911 Knox.
Both of these cars are the same as
Barney Oldfield's big Knox, with which
he has lowered several worlds rec
ords, and it is expected that some of
the local records will go -glimmering
when the new owners. DR.. o. C. jose
len and Fred Marriott Jr., get their
cars limbered up.
Another carload of K-R-I-T cars was
received yesterday. The cars have all
the latest i'm
Another Load of provements of the
KRJT Here KR-I-T make. as
~----- the factory does
not turn out sea-
sons models. Many sales are being
made.
The Consolidated vehicle company
yesterday received another carload of
. Mcfarland "6's."
/ 1911 McFDrIsind These cars are
Models Arrive now on the show
------------ room floor and
display all the
refinement of the 1911 models.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

williams worked Ryan into trap In the
openine session. Buddy was on third and an
other Beaver grsced second. A bluff throw 10
second worked Ryan on the bag and Nick peeged
10 third instead. getting Ryan Williams catch
sng was without a faw.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

Former Jockey Joe Jones lost Hectsgon out
of race at Empire City, Thomas Newton claim
ing him for $3.50. A few minutes later the new
owner refused $500 for the year old.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

Starter Jake Hoffman left last evening for
Lake Tahoe, where he viii spend several weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

s. G. Chapman reported yesterday tn
arrival of another of the Owen cars
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

Mrs. William NJ. Elmer of Hollywood
has driven a 1910 Franklin automobile
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

The Fuller motor car has come to San
Francisco. 1t has been brought out by
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

Edward Tribe. who has been assisting Starter
Dade on the Canadian circuit. will send the 6eid:
away during the Denver meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

the latest I'M
provements of the
K-R-I-T make, as
the IA story does
not turn out sea-
y sales are being
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

Another carload of K-R-I-T cars was
received yesterday. The cars have all
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

out in the latest shipment in beauti-
full maroon color. The finish is most
other refinements as one of the coming
high grade cars of San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

Another Owen
Car Reaches City
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

ent time in the touring car model. NJ is pis'
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

/. A. Tomasini, who in the days afte
the fire was one of the dealers on auto
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-02
NEWS FROM HANCOCK

fectioner and fruit dealer, leaves on
Wednesday for Keweenaw county for
a visit of several days with his family
who are spending the summer there.
Charles the eight months old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Nelson of At
lantic, died yesterday, and the fun
eral took place this afternoon at At
lantic, Rev. Otto Stadius officiating.
Alfred Nelson is having a new front
built To his bakery on Hancock street
and when the Improvement is finished
he will remove his retail store from
Quincy street to occupy the new por-
ton.
The street committee OF the coun-
ell met yesterday afternoon. inspect
ed the working of the new gasoline
road roller, and tested Il thoroughly.
after which II was formally approved
and accepted.
The Hancock baseball team plays
at Mohawk next Sunday. They went
to Winona last Sunday and lost both
games of a double header. the score
i'm the first being to for Winona
and the second 10 to 8.
"BilT' Trevena, representing the firm
of E. l.. Kinsey OF Grand Rapids, Is
I'm town. He takes the place of Don c..
MCGOWAN, who made this territory for
several years and who is now taking
a course In medicine.
Percy Guest and julius w. Weiss
of Detroit, are in the city on busl-
ness connected with the Grinnell
Brothers music concern. The for
mer is manager of the small goods
department and the latter manager of
the sheet music department.
The city council will hold a regular
meeting on "Wednesday evening next,
at which bills for the past month will
be allowed, reports received from the
treasurer, police fire warden and JUS
tees and "a large amount of other
business transacted. 1t promises to
be an interesting session.
j. III. Jasberg. Matt Manner and
others from this city who attended
the annual convention of the Finnish
National Temperance Brotherhood of
America at Eveleth. Mimi, last week.
returned home this morning. Mr..
Manner was elected n member of the
board of directors of the associa-
ton.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-02
LAKE LINDEN BREWTlES.

Edward Granite of Mills has gone
to Big Rapids, where he will attend
the Ferris Institute.
August Erickson and daughter,
Lillian, are home from visit with
relations and friends Mt Duluth.
Miss Blanche Gagnon of Hubbell
has resumed her duties at Toplons
store after a week spent i'm camping
out.
Vera. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Edwards of Mills, has been
taken home from the local hospital,
where she was successfully operated
upon for an injury to her foot.
Mrs. Oral Leblanc has returned
from Minneapolis, where she spent
the past three weeks visiting rela-
tons and friends at her old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo c. Frenette and
family Of Hubbell have gone camp
ing for the week.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-02
this DATE IN HISTORY"


1777-Stars and Stripes raised for
the first time on a fort, at Fort STAN
wix, Rome, N. Y.
17s1-Col. Isaac Hayne. OF Charles
ton. s. c.. was hanged by the British
as a deserter.
17SS-Thomas Gainsborough, famous
portrait painter, died in London. Born
in 1927.
1S12-The Constitution sailed from
Boston on her famous cruise.
1S13-Fort Stephenson, at Lower
SanduslSy, Ohio, was attacked by the
British.
1S20-Sir John Rose, Canadian
stateman. born. Died Aug. 26. 1883
1s32-Battle of Bad Axe River. WIS
consin.
1S52-Duel between Governor Dem
yer and Congressman Gilbert.
1S57-Consecration of Rev. John
Barry as second Roman CothoiiC
bishop OF Savannah.
1S5S-The Lecompton constitution
was rejected at n special election II
Kansas.
disqualification Of the Pilgrim
monument at Plymouth. Mass.
1909-Czar OF Russia visited Eng
land.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-02
CAPT. STAND|SH
INSPECTS YANT|C
COMMANDER OF MICHIGAN NAV
AL BRIGADE LOOKS OVER SHIP
PREPARATION TO HER
LEAVING FOR CRUISE.

Captain Frederick q. Standish, COM
mander of the Michigan Naval Brig
ade was I'm the city yesterday to make
an official Inspection of the u. S. YAM
tic. training ship of the Hancock and
Escanaba divisions of the naval mill
tia. He looked over the boat and in
spected the alterations and improve
ments made at Sturgeon Bay during
the winter, finding everything I'm good
shape for starting out on her trip Fri
day To take part i'm the annual cruise
of the fleet OF boats of the great lakes
naval reserves.
The boat will leave her moorings at
Rfpley on Friday night and sail for
Thunder Bay, the rendezvous of the
ships of tho fleet, with every officer
and every man determined to do his
best TO equal The good record made
last year. The boat Is respondent in
fresh white and buff paint and polish
ed brasswork, with all her machinery
i'm fine shape with new steam steering
gear and with every seaman eager to
nut forth his best efforts to win dis
tinction i'm the various events con-
nected with the cruiser. The men
were given n drill at the armory last
nisht and wit the frequent practice
with the boats, the last of which was
held Sunday last at the canal all are
in fine shape.
The fleet, which will gather at
Thunder Bay, Aug. s, will consist OF
the Wolverine, which is the flagship
of tic fleet: the Gopher of Duluth.
Nashville of Chicago, Essex of Toledo,
Dorotha of Cleveland, Hawk OF Buffa-
10. Don Juan de Austria of Detroit,
Yantic of Hancock and Sandoval of
Rochester, the latter being new ad-
dition to the fleet this year.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-02
HANCOCK BREvITIEs.

Mrs. N. b. Fox Is visiting friends
at London. ontario.
George Wern went to marquette
yesterday for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Primer are the
parents of n son born yesterday.
Miss Clara Weiss of WATERFOWL Is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. p. Schol-
Ter.
Miss Gertrude Mum of Lake Linden
is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Mum at Riply.
The steamer Pioneer Is discharging
n cargo of coal at the dock of the
Peoples Fuel company.
A daughter was born recently to
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Myers of Quincy
street in West Hancock.
Mrs. Herman Schilling of East Han
cock has left for a three months WISH
with relatives in Germany.
CITY Electrician and Mrs. Ed Gun
returned last evening from lronwood
where the latter has been visiting fo'
some time past.
C. u. Saxby left yesterday for Sy-
racuse, New York, to visit the shops
of the Franklin automobile company
of which he Is the local agent.
The front OF the Gartner department
store has been repainted in copper
bronze and presents n bright ana at
tractive appearance. The painting was
done by Donahue.
superintendent Eugene LaRowe an'
family have returned from Webber
vile, i'm lower Michigan, Mr., LaRowe'
former home, where they have beer
spending their vacation.
Principal Cobb of the Hancock higi
school and family have gone to Hast
ings. Mich, where they will VIII visi
until shortly before the re-opening 0
the schools on August 20.
81. Richard the quincy street con
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-02
CIRCUS "MAkEs GOOD"
Campbell Brothers Show Gives Sat-
isfacton to Bio Crowds.


The Campbell Brothers shows gave
two performances yesterday in Han
cock and drew large audiences both
afternoon and evening, especially the
latter. This was the first visit TO this
section of the Campbells and their
coming was preceded by considerable
"knocking." Those who went in the
afternoon were well pleased and their
approval was the means OF drawing
a crowd at night that filled every
available seat and many persons had
to stand. The performance was clean.
varied and entertaining; and there
were several feature acts of especial
excellence, the aerial and trapeze work
of the Lamy Brothers and the ele-
plant acts being remarkably good.
The Campbels fulfilled every prom
Use, and by their conscientious effort
10 give a first class show and by their
courteous treatment of patrons. made
many friends here. The menagerie
contained some features of out of the
ordinary, among them being the six
baby tigers born few months ago
i'm California, a South American llama,
an ostrich and a zebra. besides eleven
elephants, seven camels, water buff
falo, sacred cattle of India, lions,
seals and many other animals more or
less familiar. The riding acts of the
show were good, while the clowns
were very funny. There were no
complaints of crooks or sharp prac-
tice during the day and the arrival,
exhibition and departure of the shows
was conducted in a quiet and orderly
manner.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-02
AHMEEK AND ALLouEz BRIEFS

Jimmie" Anderson Of the Ahmeek
mine office. has returned from visit
to Eagle River.
Miss Mae Corgan of Calumet is Wis
iting with the Misses Sullivan OF
Ahmeek this week.
Fred Marshall of Allouez left Sat
urday night for Arizona, where he
has accepted a position.
The Ahmeek Juniors defeated the
Tamarack No. nine Sunday after
noon, the score being 10 to 6.
Miss Mary BylSas of Peterman's
Allouez store is spending her vaca-
ton visiting friends at Baraga.
c. Hiram Hutchins of the Ahmeek
mine office has returned TO work after
an illness of two months duration.
Longear and Hodge of Marquette
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-02

are operating diamond drill for the
Union Mining company one-half mile
west of Allouez.
Fred Pierce of Allouez left Satur-
day night for Duluth. having accept
ed a position with the Duluth Univer-
sal Milling Co.
The Keckonen. Hardware team a.
feated the Allouez nine last Sunday
on the Wolverine grounds, scoring 10
runs to 5 for Allouez.
j. II. BENEFITS, clerk OF the Ahmeek
Mining company. is expected nome
this week from Alpena. where he has
been spending his vacation
Mrs. II. NJ. sebring is expected
home shortly from Kalamazoo, where
she has been spending the past few
weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Domlnick Richetta has opened a
candy store in the store room for
merly occupied by John Batterman,
and which is also used as post
office.
Messrs. Jackson. Kaiser and Baw-
den of Eagle River have been circu-
lating their nomination petitions for
offices in Keweenaw county for sher-
if, clerk and treasurer respectively
Albert Mendelsohn and Percy Ise-