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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-27

Vigorously chewing Samuel Jungkuh
ton Philadelphia paying his
81 him $3.50 Judge Audened
watched ungkurths jaws He
and in addition improve his manners"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-27

Yesterday was great day for
the street car companies, as thou
sands went to the parks and the
nearby lakes. Mantle park and
Liberty lake seemed to be the most
popular.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-27

A warrant has been issued for
the arrest of Hubbell, rancher on
the Peone prairie road. who is
charged with having abandoned his
MANNED and helpless animal The
humane officers who investigated
found 1t necessary to kill the horse.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-27

Norman Coote, the 7year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. COOte,
died at the home of his parents,
1924 Spofford street, yesterday af-
ternoon. The funeral will take
place at 3 o'clock this afternoon
from the family residence.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-27

CITY N)WS
Vera Brooks, the .1S-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. D.
Brooks, died at the home of hel
parents yesterday morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-27

Sample white serge suits, from
$3.50 up. Sample dresses. $2.75 up.
Florence Waist House, $40 Mohawk
Block.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-27

The Spokane Press, delivered, rs
cents a month.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-27

general travelling agent for his ne.
groc Colonization scheme.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-27

Great Northern railroad as damage
for crossing their lands.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-27
THIEF LEFT PASTOR ONLY PAIR OF TROUSERS.


Officials citizens
hall at Newark n j. yepng swapping finally
imprisoned under box to await a humane officer
When the bow raised the dog tail
the floor piece
had Is
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-27
Oddities IN the NeuUs
All OUer the World

wish swagger this the
TO do it:
Stand straight and jab hand directly out from the waist
Seize the a
The method Endorsed by Newport Narraganse and Tux
introduced first Newport Leonard M.
Thomas formerly Blanche Oich The
keen it.
the farewell that
have they
already become oboslete society
of the old the
Roosevelt method lacking
elaborate affected
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-27

Dr.. T. e. Callahan and a horse
shoer by the name of Cameron en-
deavored to give the public an eX-
hibition of how the manly art
should be executed and as result,
the doctor was arrested Saturday
but was released on bail yesterday
morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-27

There Is some talk Of changing
the contract with the Washington
Water Power company in regard to
the curb lighting of the city.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-27

Captain Of Detectives Burns and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-27
SCHOOL PRINCIPALS WIFE SAYS HE'S "NAeelNe.'


unique object that of expedition that leaves this week
Woods Hol.
will the hot months digging
fish The will be the
but they will be used only
public.
From mud sand they will be hauled with ruthless
prepared realistic limitations habitat
transition between backbone
and the be cit"
The sand of those sought scheme
that beats the Carnegie library
its body
Then there will be the parchment which builds
tunnel himself
ges the although he rapidly 1t really
ter however he spends his time assmang nothing
THIEF LEFT PASTOR ONLY A PAIR OF TROUSERS
thief who the
ntic City, N j. hours before church
conscience
He left the Herbert
could the pulpit but the other
slverware.
SPONGE MADE DOG mad" CAUSED A SCARE.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-27

The Rev. J. D. Mcpherson has
been offered by Lieutenant Aliens
worth Of Los Angeles, q position as
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-27

lucky Rooney.
Brooklyn his wife, who
They AZ DID, marriage
line AZ
Rooney hope to have AZ children.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
DOwd Proves Able Opponent
For Champion De Orc

Champion Alfred de ORC had to play
the best he knew how to win from
Edward Dowd. a local expert, in an
exhibition pool game played in the
Graney last night. The Cuban won,
12o to 104. but there never was a time
during the progress of the match that
the result was not in doubt.
Dowd went to the front in the early
stages of the match and easily held
his own with the champion up to the
time they both had IS points From
there on De ORC was forced TO bring
every trick of the game into play, and
ii was only his superior knowledge
of safety that returned him win
ner.
In justice TO the Cuban, however it
must be said that he is not up to his
best pool playing form. Nevertheless.
Dowd playing as he did last night.
would have made the champion hus-
tie even had he been at his best
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
SWEET SINGER PROVED
HERSELF A HEROINE
Rather Than Disorganize the
Drama Miss Keeney Suffered

Miss Innes Keeney has been voted the
heroine of Professor Napoleon" not
because she saved a life or put out
a fire, but because, quite unknown and
unguessed by the audience who lis
tened to her every night in her solo
in the witches number, where she
reigned as queen, she was suffering
from the results OF a hemorrhage of
the larnyx. which occurred on the open
ing day of the drama.
On the first day of her public ap-
pearance Miss Keeney discovered at
the final rehearsal. to her consterna-
tfon and dismay. that she could not
strike high note. A hurried call to
her singing teacher resulted in an even
more hurried one to a throat spe-
cialist. The strain had been too great
was the verdict and a hemorrhage had
resulted.
AS there was no time for any one
to take her place and do it justice.
Miss Keeney insisted on taking her
place in the drama. Her physician
demurred, but she insisted. and those
who saw and heard her each night
clapped and applauded, absolutely un-
aware of the effort it proved and of
the three daily and painful treatments
that made it possible. Miss Keeney,
however. has always been noted for
her pluck the present case being but
another sample.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
AMATEUR" BOXING
IS UP IN TIE AIR
Supervisors and p. A. A. Nav
Clash Over the Warding
of Fight Permits

The amateur" fight game in San
Francisco is about to be launched forth
under another name From now on.
it will be known as the "semiprofes-
sionaf' sport, if the statement of Matcn
Maker Morrissey of the new South Side
club holds good. The supervisors also
seem to be inclined to take Morrissey's S
view of it. Thus he has the edge
Last Monday night the members of
the Pacific Anna teur association de-
clared several of Morrisseys boxers
professionals. This put the South Side
promoter in a bad way, so he decided
to take chance and defy the organ
ization Yesterday he announced that
he would carry out his original plans
and stage his card on Friday night
1t is not at all unlikely that there
will be clash between the police
committee of the supervisors and the
members OF the p 4. A. over the box
ing ordinance. According to the law,
every so called amateur" club must
have the sanction of the association
before it can be granted permit by
number of contests.
The South Side club has the permit
from the supervisors, but If it puts on
the boxers it has on it's list it will be
declared professional, because many of
these performers have been blacklisted
by the p A A. The officials of the
club say that they have the assurance
of Chairman Herget of the police COM
mittee that they will be allowed to
proceed with their exhibition.
AS announced exclusively in The Call
several weeks ago, the p. A. A. has
about decided to wash its hands of
amateur boxing. But, at the same
time, there is chance that it will take
the supervisors to task if the board
grants amateur permits to clubs which
are not eligible. The ordinance reads
in favor of the association and, appar-
emily, it has the right to complain.
In the event that the amateur
clubs are allowed to continue their
operations after being declared pro-
fessional by the p A. A, there is dam
ger that they may be forced to pay
the professional license, which is $1,000
a year. If this ever went through, the
amateur" clubs would drop out of the
field for the reason that this price is
entirely too stiff for them.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Sc TEAMS ENTER
BASKET BALL MEET
Sunday School Athletes VIII
Start Tournament Friday
Night i'm Mission

Thirty-six teams are 'entered in the
| first annual basket ball tournament of
the Sunday school athletic league
which begins Friday night at the Mis-
sion Young Mems Christian association,
2715 Mission street. with a game be-
tween the Rivals of the Central Meth
odist cuhrch and the Lujas of Trinity
Presbyterian.
A team losing it's first three games
| will be dropped from the tournament.
Games will be played every Friday and
saturday night at the Mission Y. Nj. c.
A. gymnasium. Handsome cups will
be awarded winning teams and the
| individuals will receive medals
The following are the entries for the
tournament:
125 pound class Howard Presbyterian Trinity
Presbytevian. Lebanon Presbyterian. Central
Methodist. St James Presbyterian, Grace Meth
odist, Hamilton Methodist, ST stephens Episco-
pal Calvary Presbyterian
=. no pound elsss-GaIyary PRESBYTERIAN: Irin-
Ity Presbyterian. Wesley Methodist, Trinity
Episcopal. Sunset Congregational. Westminster
Pres6yterian. ST. stephens Episcopal
Unlimited class-SuDSet Congregational Cal
vary Presbyterian, Lebanon Presbyterian, Trim
ity Presbyterian. First Christian. Central Meth
odist. First English lutheran Trinity Presbyte
rian, Wesley Methodist. Hamilton Methodist St
Methodist Westminster Presbyterian. First
Christian Lebanon Presby yterian. Central Moth
odist. Hamilton Methodist. St Stephens Epis
cOpal
The first portion of the schedule is
as follows:
FEBRT AIRY 3
l2J pound clasS-St. James Trinity Presby
terian. : p m; Hamilton Methodist vs.. Howard
Presbyterian. p. m
FEBRJ AIRY >
10 pound elasS-We eSley Methodist Vest
minister Presbyterian : p. m.
Jnlimit ited-Frst English Lutheran Trinity
Episcopal. p. m.; Trinity Presbyterian vs.
Hamilton Methodist, 10 p
FEBRUARY n
12J pound elaSs-St. Stephens Episcopal vs.
Grace Methodist p. m.
Girls class Westminster Presbyterian
Sunset COnsrega tiOnal. p. m.
Cnhmited-First Christian vs.. Sunset COngre-
gaticnal, 10 p.
FEBRUARY Il
l10 pound class-Trinity Presbyterian Cal
vary Presbyterian. d.
Girls class-Lebanon Presbyterian IS. Grace
Methodist. y.
Unlimited ed-LebanOn Presbyterian vs. Central
Methodist, 10 2. m.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
HESTER PROMISES TO
STAGE THE BIG FIGHT
Mission Promoter to Invade Alameda
If He Fails in San Mateo
By WILLIAM J..SLATTERY J..

<<r HAVE promised the fight the NeonWoea
take place in San Mateo county will pull
This j what promoter Hester has about the great
lie made start when he
lighters through with the finish
for week when the meet
his smile and his usual confident talk
The situation becoming critical now both Nelson and moga
John that he business for in
unable the match this money will go to
the rival fighters who liberty split 1t up as they see ut
Woleast posted yet Hester did not
the fighters He explained last night that he
call for their till the final articles for the battle had been
ga s 5 both @ aff ave accepted @ f ] 5sT @ ge fh % v ee h reason
Hester peculiar position as regards 9aun lot ms ;; he I
The San M3eo authorities % evidently ] nave d % Ee thrown open their
nceson down there inc powers i t m % to M, trCybe and
oT IN order t? he may ] Tse ms O % 0t o m know % Which & wav o turn
lie M 8 @ % m "a IN Sam Mao COUNTY that he does not care about
Just about as good Ia as the Ge 4@ "0nq % M % s Nie SUPERVISORS
% aoon Hester will have to wait till next tuesday before
absolutely OF his permit This @ came as 6g supse M
to the tight oowe & all d OF whom @ % Ie certain tai @ @ % M p'aa license o '
TUESDAY He may be late 5or the eeipg and ID he G may g be % IN tune E o
being withheld TIL the day CoHroE expected arrival
Ruor that there will be 5roqRe M between % Nelson son; and Wosa
& when M 1 ne @ t mako o aGo & bet Of % 1o on % tb @ 6pht ago 4eordng
dispatches the south Woigast and his Tom ones are
one OF very fighters modern tn Who will bet
will Woeat beyond question Of doubt
the that the Daae viii bei another $500
% % their @ @ ar o The % @ & 9s 5as ss55sgf @ S ss
them He assured both has assured the fans that the
hada n with either of hem.
strong the the Mission
@ @ s 2 but B @ @ d P p R1d % e % wot % 9 manage Gm Msp pp5fsn
oooperadon TO bring
by Is
d o
@ c & the @ To96s % o Tg @ 3 as ade it's @ appnee q sg d nd
now McC Careyh himself II d
0 10 Atte, Aten
OF allowing
heavier McCay Harry Foley looking
failed reach d
&C. % % 3 d e t plea that m he s d sd s s sased the o big not yG9 @
Is
nustw weigh in at noon or therew will be
take Foe
to he will make
him and
brother fighting banams
him make and will business
with
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Polytechnic Takes a Game
From Sacred Heart

The speedy basketball team repre-
senting Polytechnic high school won a
spirited game from the Sacred Heart
Ave last night on the courts of the
Pastime club in Geary street. Poly
technic got away to a fine start in the
first half and Sacred Heart was never
able TO overcome the big lead The
final score was 81 to 81. The Sacred
Heart tossers made fine finish, doing
most of their scoring in the second
half
The CogsweH players fairly swamped
the five from the Commercial evening
school in "A game on the Siaplimat
courts The score was so to 16 Cogs-
well was in good form and all the
players worked together nicely. The
Commercial team was sadly in need
of practice and teamwork
The five representing St. Peters
school defeated the Sacred Heart
grammar school team yesterday after
noon by a score of % to 20.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
GLEASON SAYS If
CAN NAME PLACE
In a Letter to New Yorker, Jack
Declares Richard Gave
His Consent
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Call

NEW YORK, Feb. According to
a letter which a prominent New York
sporting man received this afternoon
from Jack Gleason Rickard gave his
consent to Gleason to name the battle
ground. Gleason goes on to say that
Sam Berger was present when Rickard
made this statement that both he and
Berger accepted it in good faith and
that he is very much surprised that
Rickard should now be endeavoring 10
go back on his word and name the
battle ground himself
Shortly after the articles were
signed Rickard made this statement. ,
writes Gleason. "Rickard, Berger and
myself were having a conference as to
the various details and Tex willingly
consented to allow me to name the
battle ground l was not ready just
then, but few days later | announced
that the big fight would be fought in
or near San Francisco.
II can not understand why Rickard
is making his Salt Lake talk at the
present time. From what l hear from
Berger he is also surprised. l still say
that the battle will be fought in Cali
fornia and all the people here are with
me. | will shortly have a conference
with Jeffries and Berger and | feel GER
tain that both of them will stand by
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Cline Leads Demarest, but
Both Play Poor Billiards

CHICAGO, Feb. HI. P Cline OF
Philadelphia took the lead over Cal
vim Demarest of Chicago, international
champion, in the opening block of their
1900 point match for the worlds cham
pionship tonight. The score was;
Cline. 500; Demarest, 34S.
Both men pltyed poor billiards, Cline
being off his game in the early part of
the match, while Demarest played
wretchedly after getting a commanding
lead at the start
Cline averaged II 32-S9, with high
runs of 81, IS. 50 and SO. Demarest
had an average of . 1-35, with high
runs of Co. A. 35 and %.
The score:
CIine-O II II o 3 15 IS as 4
26 o SO o % l l a3 1 IS - II 81
4 0 500. Average. u 2-39; high runs, 81
T6 80 So
Demarest-s3 o 10 II . o 21 90 - 3 II
10 6 IL 1 13 5 1 10 IL
Al E343. Average. 9 1-3S; high runs, 80
Al So %.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
HESTER FAILS TO
GET FIGHT PERMIT
San MafeO Supervisors Pass the
NJ after Up Until the Next
Weekly Meeting
Especial Dispatch to The Call

REDWOOD CITY, Feb. 1.-Deter-
mined opposition upon the part of SUI
pervisor James T. Casey and other cfti-
zens of the first township at the meet
ing of the board of supervisors today
blocked the plan of Sid Hester. man
ager of the Mission athletic club, to
conduct the Nelson wolgast night at
Colma on February %.
When Hester's application for fight
permit came up, Chairman P. III. Nc
Evoy asked for what length of time the
license was desired. ID. ID. Kern. a di-
rector of the Mission athletic club.
stated that the permit was desired for
the contest on Washington's birthday
only. and declared that his organiza-
tion would make no further attempts TO
get permits after that date.
McEvoy said that he was willing to
grant license for this contest only.
but questioned whether such special
permit can be granted under the county
ordinance. County Clerk J. N Nash was
directed to read the law governing
boxing contests.
f. f. Cunningham, former justice of
the peace at South San Francisco. made
fiery speech in which he declared that
the citizens of the first township are
NAt4AiS W upliOIQ 1dScN III HIS Tx III
against the issuance of any more fight
permits. He questioned the right of
the supervisors to grant licenses to San
Francisco clubs, when the county ordi-
nance distinctly says domestic" ath-
letic clubs.
II will take District Attorney Bull
locks word on this point although 7
do not agree with him on all things, g"
he declared
granted a permit hoped to get the use
of Coffroth's arena. but if the other
promoter was unwilling they would
build an arena and tear it down again
within a few days after the fight
G. Fenniman of Hillcrest. a personal
friend to Casey. declared that another
arena in the north end would be blot
on the good name of the county. He
suggested that no action be taken un-
til after the arrival of J. W. Coffroth.
for whom Casey stands SPONSOR
Il tell you, gentlemen, said Fenni-
man TO the board you will not have
that fight. even though YOU pass it over
Casey's head and make him look like
the insignificant member of this board.
The citizens of the first township won t
stand for it.
II. f. Laumeister, a member of the
grand jury and resident of the first
township. protested against the issu-
ance of a permit to Hester. and de-
clared that the people of San Bruno
were strongly opposed to wholesale
prize fights in the north end.
Supervisor Casey. who has long been
known as Sunshine Jim Coffroth's
friend. asserted that he was opposed
to the Hester proposition on account
of the feeling against il among his
constituents. The matter was continued
until the meeting on February z.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Baseball Next on Catholic
League Schedule

The board OF directors Of the Catho-
lic schools athletic league viii hold
a meeting at. Sacred Heart college To-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock Al this
meeting the arraugements for the COM
ing baseball tournament will he per
fected.
The governing body of the league
viii arrange for two distinct branches
Of the tournament, one series to be
played in San Francisco by the city
schools and the games of the other
schedule to take place across the bay.
a championship series between the
winners Of the two branch tournaments
viii follow.
There is likelihood that the weight
basis governing the eligibility of con-
testants for the baseball tournament
viii be adopted at the coming meet
ing. Practically all the smaller schools
are in favor of the weight basis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
SpO1r[LlGH1rS
ON S[pOR rs

Gunboat Smith is due from Philadelphia this
morning, He viii hght Jack Burns in in 1l,lr Oakland
has engaged Harry Foley as a trainer and Dan
Sullivan as a sparring partner.
Tom CorSett is sporting beautiful silver
Dick Croker of New York. Croker and Tom
are old time friends. and the stick is one Of
the many presents Tom has received from Dick,
Tommy Mccarthy is still suffering from a very
sore foot Early in the fight last Friday nighe e0
lighters foot. and since then he has been unable
to put a shoe on.
other big Marathon within the next MONTH it
VIII be an open affair and the chances are that
Hayes. Dorando; st. Yves and Tom Longboat
Will be among the starters.
What are the qualifications Of an amateur
boxer constant reader.
An amateur boxers qualifications are the same
as an amateur in any other branch OF sport lie
is supposed to box for sports sake only and
not for financial gain.
According to the amateur law. he is not al
lowed to accept trophy valued at more tnan
$50, and this trophy not be ''cashed in
amateur standing.
How many fights has Jack Johnson lostY-A
Jack Johnson knocked out by Joe Choyn-
SKI In three rounds in l90l He iost ~
Iouhu uecisiou 10 Marvin Hart III Siis .oi
March 2S. 1905 He lost on foul TO Joe
Jeanette In two rounds in Philadelphia the fol-
lowing November
George Green. the odtime middle weight. who
has been appointed boxing instructor OF the
Western club, is making arrangements to pull on
big amateur tournament in the Golden Gate
avenue gymnasium. Green has lot OF promis-
ing Youngsters OF various weights under ms
wing and be hopes to develop some likely talent
during the coming year
Dave tockrcl was one of the wise ones who
knew now good Dan Sullivan, the Montana mid
die weight, was. He had Il little bet on the
Montanan. which proved to be soft one.
Antoine La Grave the local lightweight, who
mas been doing some good fighting around here
Tor the last two years. wants TO get on will,
some good man. La Grave thinks that nc IS
entitled to a match with main event per-
former.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Coronado Tournament Play
Begins in Rain
I Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CORONADO Feb. 1.-Notwithstand-
ing rain and "a strong wind, the first
match round over is holes in the COM
petition for the mems 1910 golf cham
pionship OF the Coronado country club
was played here today.
Alvin B. Daniels or Denver and
Coronado beat J. Y. Elliot of the An
nandale country club. Pasadena; f. n.
Wright Of Pasadena won , up and 1
to go from Nelson +. Barker Of Coro-
nado; E. r. Williams won from G. W.
Thl: George Sturges of Coronado beat
r. NJ Loezer OF Palo Alto: T. s. Sher-
man won I up from A W. Black; II.
b. Lamb won from Major Colin G. Ross,
Terry Barker defeated G. Burrows. 6
up and 4 to play, and Percival Thomp-
son Of Chicago and Coronado beat
Chapman Young OF San Diego, 4 up and
TO 90
The second match viii be played to-
morrow morning, the competitors being
paired as follows: Daniels vs. Wright:
Williams VS. Sturges; Sherman vs.
Lamb, and Terry Barker VS. Thomp-
son.