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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
St. Mary's Managers Fail to
!, Adopt Rowing

Despite the interest manifested in
the subject by d large number of the
Oakland college athletes the athletic
authorities at ST. Marys college have
decided not to adopt rowing during the
present semester. So many obstacles
are in the way that the project has
been postponed
For one thing the improvements on
Lake Merritt in Oakland are not yet
completed, and the students constitut-
ing the boat crews would be subjected
TO many inconveniences during their
practice periods. Next year conditions
viii be far more favorable.
Again, lack of present competition
is another cause for the postponement
of rowing at ST. Mary's. Both Califor-
MIA and Stanford have practically with
drawn their crews this year. a s indi-
Gated by their declining to meet the
crew from Victoria. Santa Clara is en-
tireIy unprepared 10 enter 2 crew, at
least at present, so that all 0aklanders
could hope for would be interclass con-
tests.
Anticipating official sanction for row
ing next semester a number of the non
resident students Of St Mary's have
organized a club for the benefit of
prospective varsity oarsmen. Among
those interested are: Norton Barnett
John White. Joseph Muldoon. Cecil
Turner, Nicholas Clecak, Louis Le-
feVre. Harold Phillips. Ernest Cal
lagher, Paul Stanton and Vincent Don
ovan.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
Additional News Of Sports Events
MARATHON RUNNERS
BOW TO AVIATORS
Dorando=Hayes Race Postponed
One Week on Account of
Counter Attraction

Johnny Hayes and Dorando Pietri
Will not settle their old score over the
Marathon distance at Recreation base
ball park on Sunday afternoon. Pro
moter Tim McGrath last night came to
the conclusion that he would be COM
mitting financial suicide by sending the
runners in against an attraction Of the
ma magnitude of the aviation contests, and
both Hayes and Dorando agreed with
him. so the race went over one week.
IF l could get hold of a pair of flying
machines in time ! would start Hayes
and Dorande in a sky Marathon said
McGrath last night but there is no
chance on account of the limited time
It's hard luck that my show has been
killed for Sunday because everything is
ready However + will have to let it
go at that A week from Sunday will
do just as we'll.
Both runners were satisfied 10 abide
by McGrath's decision, though they
were keenly disappointed at the turn
of affairs They have been training
hard for nearly two weeks and were
just on edge when the sad news was
broken. This means that each will
have to lay off till next week when
training stunts win be taken up again.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
CHUG CHUG RIDER
ISSUES CHALLENGE
/. II. Kohl Wants TO Race w. G.
Collins for $50 Miles on No
Relay Machine

Motor cycle enthusiasts are likely to
see some keen racing in the near
future L H. Kohl, who did some
record smashing on the track in Los
Angeles and who Is now in this city,
has issued a challenge TO ". G.. Col
lins. one OF the star racing men of
this city. Kohl wants TO race
for a distance OF $50 miles or over. on
the Tanforan track or on any other
track that the race committee of the
San Francisco motor cycle club may
select
If the challenge is accepted. which is
likely. the men viii have to ride the
entire distance on one lachine. with a
two cylinder seven horsepower motor.
If repairs are necessary the contestants
alone viii make them.
The event viii probably be held under
the auspices of the san Francisco motor
cycle club. The club viii furnish the
Judges. timers and starters, who VIII
have complete control of the contest
The proceeds Of the event viii go to
the motor cycle club.
The blind run which was scheduled
for last Sunday was declared OF on ac-
count Of the rain and Indefinitely post
poned.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
Marriage Licenses

Tho following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Thursday, January 20, 1910
BEAM-CASE- willard NJ Beam. 2l and Mary
A. Case, Is, both OF i767 Hyde street.
coLA-CUNEo Cola 25 IS yandewater
street, and ClaItan Cuneo. % TJ0 Montgom-
cry avenue.
DABoyICH-sCHIyo- Theodore A. Daboyich.
81. 1920 Green street, and Elvira Z. Sehiyo,
20 2o56 Union street.
FRANCES GUTIERREZ Jose Frances, 80. Con
tinenlal hotel. and Dolores Gutierrez, -, Tai
lac hotel.
GANJICH-Ts RATo-Joseph Gaganjich. %.
Crockett and Luce Tnrato, 10, 723 Green
street.
GREEN -McCANN-John Green. 80. and Mar
garet McCann. 2S. both of % Clipper street.
KIRKP CK-0'CONNoR--George H. Kirk
patrick. 26, and Evelyn L. o'Connor, "A, both
Of Santa Rosa
LARoULANDIE -MEGRIN-Emile A. I.aroul-
andie 2S 1862 HYDE street. and Louise NJ.
Megrin. % 1868 Post street
LIEDERMAN-CoHN-B benjamin Liederman, 21.
22e3 Sacramento street, and Daisy Conn, IS,
322 Presidio avenue
MARTIN IN-GARIT-AiARCELLI C Joseph Martin
CART. 81. and olivine Marcellia, - both of
I797 Union street.
MoRRISSEY- -BUTLER-Arthur A. Morfissey
81. and Emma Butler, IS. both of 20lS Blu
chanan street.
PERCIyAL-CRANERT-- William W. .'erciSal,
81 san Francisco. and Margareta J. Craneft.
Is. 1881 Forty-hfth avenne.
SPITZER- morris Splitter. 20, ard
AIalvina Braun. ~, both OF 1884 Golden Gate
avenue.
ERTz-LANszwEERT-F A. wertz, so,
aad Iydie o.. Lanszweert, 81, both Of Us
Natoma street.
ZEISS-ERLER- Martin Zess 35. Sacramento.
and Ida Erler q, Eureka.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
GOtCh SAYS Big Boiler Maker
Will Be Right

NEW YORK, Jan 20.-Frank Gotch.
the worlds wrestling champion. de-
clares that Jeffries viii outlast John
son in their battle next July, and VIII
win easily in q long so.
"Johnson's defensive style of fight
ing viii prove his undoing." says Gotch
in q statement given out here today.
-JeTries endurance is as good as it
ever was. The other day we wrestied
for half an hour and he finished fully
a strong as I did ] was able to pin
him down but once. This should snow
how great is mis- strength, because he
knows little of the wrestling game.
Two months ago 1 was one of the
doubters. But / have grown to know
that JEFF is honest and determined. and
is working as hard as any man can TO
get into shape. And he is getting into
shape so rapidly that it surprises even
his best friends Jeffries not only will
be right when the fight begins, but the
longer the fight goes on the better
chance he will have
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
Officials Named to Handle
Academic Basket Ball

The local Academic subleague basket
ball managers met yesterday and named
Louis Mohr and Orno Tyler. of the
Ponies basket ball team and A. Batkin.
Y. NJ. c. A. player, as officials for
their lea que games.
The first league game viii be played
Tuesday night at the Siaplamat GYM
nasium, Twenty second and Folsom
streets. with Cogswel1 Polytechnic
school meeting the Mission high school.
Mission viii line up with Captain /. r.
Lunt and 5. c. Barker as forwards, E.
Barbera. center and ]. Dorman and w.
Man, guards. Cogswell lineup has not
been announced as yet.
on Wednesday night Lick meets
Polytechnic and Wilmerding Sacred
Heart. both games taking place at the
Young Mems Hebrew association gym
nasium on the same night on the Pas
time athletic club court Lowell meets
Commercial high on Friday Poly
technie plays Wilmerding and Lick Sa-
cred Heart at Y NJ. II. A. gymnasium.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
Market street near Fifteenth. By order
VIRGINIA FAERADAY. President
l.E 4 II u

JULIA GRAHAM Secretary
TURPIE-In this city January 10. 19le. Floyd
Iurpin. brother % Andrew ". and Clarahellc
Turpin. native OF San Francisco. aged p
years and months tSpokane Falls. Wash.
papers please copyl A member Of Pacifc lodge
No. 155. /. o. %. F.
Friends are respectfully Invited to atteud
the funeral today (FriLsyl, January p. 1850.
dencc. - BARTLETT street. between Twenty aIsr
and Twenty second. lutermcnt Greculawu GEM
etery. by electric funeral ear from Twenty
eighth aud Valencia streets.
PACIFIC LODGE No. 1JJ. T. O. -. F.
Officers aud members Will please attend tire
funeral Of our late brother. Floyd I. Turpin.
residence. = Bartlett street
HENRY SCHwERIN Noble Grand.
p G. EDNbNDS, Recording Secretary
WADE-In this city January H. 1910 BGlert
L. dearly beloved husband - Margaret j..
Wade tnee O'Neili. loving son 0f BeuilIaiii
and Rebeeca Wade. and brother Of seth. Bois,
Guy, Lulu and Fave Wade. Mrs. Edith CouTi-
ney- Mrs Mary Gl0Ddou end the lafc Tess.
Wade, native % Hamhiil- Cre.- eyed =
3tars months anu - Gays member ~
Company y. San Francisco police Gelssi tmeut.
lOregoa papers please cOpy-l
friends and acFIain tances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow fSar-
Hrlayl at $50 a. m from the psrlors cf tho
United Un3ertakers 2eei Howard street near
Twenty second. thence 70 ST. Charles Bori oneo
celebrated for the repose of his soul oem-
uenclHg at 10 a m lnterment Holy Cress
cemetery
wEIL-In Modesto. CAL January 20 1870
4laeel We'll, daughter Of Fannie and the late
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WHEELER Glen Ellen Cal January IS
l9le, Edward J. Wheeler. native of New
Friends and acqnaintances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral ro,iay tFsi-
Of McGinn Brothers 1S26 Eddy stree Inter
uient L. o. o. = cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
Railroad Club Stages Its
Fights Tonight

The Railroad club will offer its
monthly amateur bouts tonight in
Dreamland pavilion. For the heavy
weight attraction, Lou Rushing and
Walter Monohan viii meet again. Mar
tin Doric. the soldier pugilist. and Ar
thur Nelson. another pair of big fel-
lows. are on the card, ndGeorge Kirk
wood. the Eastern bantam weight
champion viii be seen in action
gainst johnny Arron.
Considerable interest centers in the
Petroskey- Allen match. as IL will bring
a champion of the navy and title
holder in the army together. Allen re-
Gently won the middle weight cham
pionship of the Presidio and is consfd-
cred a good man. Kanuski, another
sailor. viii meet Pat Bradley
Rogers and Scott. the fast 125 pound
ers. are on for special event. which
will carry the coast title. Con Crowley
and George Wallen and McGovern and
Binkely complete the card.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
De OrO Again Shows Class
Over Local Player

During the early stages Of the sec
ond game of tae De orc series played
ia the Graney billiard room last night.
G Lyons. the local crack, looked as
though lie might take the champion
into camp. When the game was half
over tie score stood p TO i in his
raror. The Cuban, however, lived up
10 IFS reputation as a great finisher.
and coming with = rush al the end,
won the match. 80 20 So
De Gro. besides executing several
shots iu his usual sensational style.
zaAe = wonderful exhibition of safety
plar. When it became necessary for
lin. 10 adopt safety tactics, he simply
bewildered his opponent and then won
as ne pleased.
Tonight Billy Barry, considered the
hest OF the local amateurs, win tackle
TBe Gro Barry - expected 10 give
tire champion - close battle FOR the
winning Drackers-
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
Jacksonville Results

FIRST race. quarter mile. punse-Eemond Ad-
ans 20 T. won: Rye Straw. y to l. second
gack Denmen. 2 10 2. third Time. .23 Is.
second race. six furlongs. seliing-ADarri 9
10 = uon: fsrsndissimo. II 70 10. second: Abra-
sIoz 70 Z. third. Time. l.l3 3D..
Third race Eve and half furl0ngs. selling
Rubis Grsnds. 20 80 l. won. la Gloria 70 TO-
second: Night Mist 80 10 J. third. Time
90 30
Fourth race. handicap. furlopgs-Jsck
Parker 70 9 Won: DR.. Holzberg, 20 10 I. see
ond. RalrO even. tbird Time. lie
Fifth race. one mile. selling-John Carroll
even won. HOorav. s 10 ]. second: FIRST Pre-
MUM. 70 > third. Time. 40 20.
sixth mile and an eighth. selliDg-Wsr-
field s 20 won: Shapdsie. = 70 = second.
Enliecrsrkie. 8 10 ]. third. Time. 1.54.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
Red and Blue Players Are
Again Victorious

The speedy red and blue tossers from
ST Ignatius college added another vic
tory to their list yesterday afternoon
By taking the All Stars into camp by
4 score of to on St Ignatius field
The All Stars are made up of well
known Coast and State league players,
and they were surprised at the great
game which the youngsters put up.
The red and blue players were fast
in the field and effective with the stick.
They managed TO get out of several
tight places, both Levy and Mouille
pitching good ball in the pinches.
Jimmy Byrnes, who is coaching the
colIegians. has arranged for several
games with the Stanford. California
Santa Clara and ST. Mary's mines
Byrnes believes that his boys viii be
able to hold their own with any of the
large college teams.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
Big Eastern Colleges Plan
Aviation Contests

NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-In response to
a challenge from the Aero club of Co
lumbia university an intercollegiate
aviation meet is being arranged for
June.
The colleges thus far represented are
Columbia, Harvard. Yale. Amherst and
the University of Pennsylvania.
1t has been suggested by the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania that an inter-
collegiate aeronautieal association be
formed The Pennsylvania repTesen-
tatives think that aeroplaping will soon
be put on the same basis as football
and other college sports.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
THOMPSON BEGINS TRAINING

Cyclone Johnny Thompson. who IS
here 10 battle with Tommy Mccarthy
on next Friday night ar Dreamland
rink. lost no time in getting into his
trSining quarters. as he packed his
baggage early yesterday and hied HIM
self of TO Mfllett's resort. The Cyclone
is in good shape and it will not take
much work to get him At.
The fighting brick layer is out in
the Mission training al the Leland club,
but 1t is likely that old man Mccarthy
will have his son change training quar-
ters and send him 10 the Seal Rock
house. The fans abe smoking Ip to
the coming battle and they want to
see Mccarthy at work
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
Warning Golf Associations
May Make Peace

NEW YORK. Jan 20-At no time
within the last three months. since the
line of cleavage again appeared be-
tween the United States golf associa-
ton and the Western golf associate
has the prospect of an agreement been
so encoura ging as just on the eve of
the annual meeting of the national as
sociation in New York tomorrow night.
Several delegates from the west have
arrived and much can be inferred from
theil expressions.
Half a dozen hold the voting proxies
for three times as many clubs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
Four Well Known TwirIerS
Involved in Trade

CINCINNATI Jan. 20.-One OF the
biggest baseball trades of the winter
was closed today by the Cincinnati and
Philadelphia National league clubs. The
deal involves the trading of four pitch
ers. philadelphia getting Robert Ewing
and James Brennan in return for Frank
Corridor and Harry Covaleski. Ewing
has been with Cincinnati since 1902.
Brennan was bought from Hutchinson,
Kan last fall
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
FAAoR rIGHTER CONTRACTS

CHICAGO. Jan. 2e.-Bau players are
rot unanimous on the proposition that
The new ball contracts forbidding barn
rtorming work a hardship upon play
ers. Edward n. Heulbach. Chica go
National league pitcher. is one OF those
who think the agreement VIII be OF
benefit to the men who play the game.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
Tampa Results

First race. about three furloags-rod Cottage
"a L. 10. Won, Ssnction. : 70 >. second: kathryn
Gardner. - a. J. third Time 20 > ..
Sas-oud race. FIVE and hslf furlOles selling
Srrrei Top. I =. won; Alauda. y 60 l. see
,.rd. CreisSe 10 TO l. fhirG. Time. IL 49,
Third rsce. I'VE and half furio1CS. selling
Csrsndslet. ; 10 j. won T. NJ. irwin. even
seroaf- Temper , 10 =. third. Time. II s-5.
Fonrsh race. SIX furiongs. sellt7g-Dry Dollar
ID 10 = won. Judge Ssuhey. 10 T. Second .
Ncbulossls even third. Time. 1-le.
Fifth race seven furlongs- seilinE-BGBnock
Pob 8 ~ = Won. Mrs. Seweli- even. second !:
Rrorfe to ]. third. Time l:3e -.
sixth rscp mile and sixteenth. selling
Great Iusiies ? 10 J. won. FaDen. : 10 =. sec
oud Judge Dundon. 20 j. third. Time ] - !. ;.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
TURK VS.. POLE

CHICAGO. Jan. 2e.-Mahmout and
Zbvszko agreed yesterday TO meet
next sunday. but the place for the bout
was nor made public Only those di
rectlv interested in the affair win be
admitted The conditions call for Nah
raout 10 throw the Pole twice in an
hour or forfeit the match
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
BInThS, MARRIAGES, DlATHS
BIRTHS
MARRIAGES

ANGIE this city. January IS. 1910, to the
wife of Rudolph T. Lange. son.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21

MAEER-TERRY-In this city, January i5.
1910 by Rev. 4. Jatho. Adolph Mayer and
Hazel Ada Terry. both Of San Francisco.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-12-03

Miss kathryn LaPeer, and Miss
Mildred Drescher visited the normal
class last week, Tuesday.
Miss Lulu Critics, Miss Georgia Red
field. and Miss Blanche Rowland were
in Charleyoix during Thanksgiving.
List week, Tu, sday, the Septnm
Pue lac. division Of the Lyceum,
gave the following program: Song,
Juanita. Class; Recitation, The First
Thanksgiving, Helen Pulcipher; De-
bate, Resolved. that the percentage Of
smallpox Is reduced by vaccination.
Affirmative: Reta Carr and Eva Cram.
Negative: Hazel Price and Audie
Delaney. Recitation. The Landing
OF the Pilgrims. Jennie Hundermans
Reading. A New Memorial of the Pill
grms, Edith Hayes. The judges de-
c, ded in favor Of the Affirmative.
The pupils of the training room in
vited the normal class TO attend their
Thanksgiving program last Wednes-
day.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-12-03
To COnsumptives.

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Hypophosphites and Biodgetti from
the original formula is the Sovereign
Remedy for Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis, Catarrh, LaGrippe, Coughs,
Colds and all Throat and Lung Nala-
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Thousands of people say they have
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Those who have used it will have
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fellow sufferers.
1t has cured many after they were
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The undersigned as consumptive
can testify fIom his own experience as
To its value.
Write at Once-delays are dangerous.
and may prove fatal.
For full particulars. testimonials,
etc, address
G.. A. ABBOTT, Sole Agent.
TO Ann Street, New York City, N. Y.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-12-03

1t is generally known, Of course,
that men do everything better than
women: the finest cooks, dressmakers
and milliners are men, but an actor
by the name Of Eltiuge is demonstrate
ing that man makes a better look
ing woman. He is playing the
woman's part 10 "A Fascinating
Widow" and his womanly beauty
and grace are making him famous.
No matter how many friends you
NAV have, and how popular you are;
you must not lose sight of the fact
that you must make your own living.
A man said recently; "That
man Is so stingy that he wouldn't
give a duck drink if he owned the
river"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-12-03
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Nature Gives Timely Warnings
Tha tho East Jordan Citizen
Can Afford to Ignore.

DANGER SIGNAL No. ] comes from
the kidney secretions. They will warn
you when the kidneys are sick. Well
kidneys eXcrete a clear, amber fluid.
Sick kidneys send out thin. pale
and fOamy, Oh a thick, red, ill-smell-
ing urine, full Of sediment and irregu-
lar Of passage.
DANGER SIGNAL No. comes from
the back. Back pains. dull and heavy,
or sharp and acute. tell you OF sick
kidneys and warn you Of the coming
of dropsy, diabetes and Bright's dis
ease. Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick
kidneys and cure them permanently
Here's East Jordans proof:
l.. ID. Porter. Bown & Mill SITS.
Fast Jordan, Mich. says: II can give
Doan's Kidney Pills my strongest re-
commentator AS they have helped me
wonderfully. Ny back was extremely
lame and in the morning when l got
up, l could hardly straighten. When
L attempted TO stOop or lift, sharp,
darling pains passed through my body
My kipneys were sluggish and the kid
ney secretiOns were unnat ural and
contained sediment. Deans Kidney
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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-12-03

Further experience and more di-
rect observation in connection with
local option contests makes it more
apparent that sLch contests should be
entirely non.partisan. Even the
friendly desir1 of political organiza-
lions in cities and counties to make
declarations in behalf of local option
should not he encouraged. Leave the
privilege as full and as free as possible
for every democrat and every republic
can aud prohibitionist and socialist to
cordially unite ia opposition to the
saloon without compromising their
political relations or their home poit-
lcal status The contest against the
liquor traffic involves so much that
appeals to men as fathers and bus
bands and broth hers and neighbors
that would be minimized and embar-
assed rather than assisted through
political endorsement. There is work
for political parties to do along the
lines which custom and tradition have
selected for them but there is larger
and a better work for the voters OF
our state to do beyond political lines
and apart from political parties. 1t
has been and will be necessary at
times for men TO rise above party and
TO disregard partisan commands in
hphalf of nlrnuSes that are nearer and
deared TO them than the mere election
OF party candidate. but this require
ment should be avoided whenever it
possibly can be. Realization that
such an effort has been made will be
the strongest possible appeal to politi-
Cal independence and disregard of
party 10 opposition to the saloon when
such an appeal must be made.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-12-03
After
La Grippe

II had suffered several weeks
with LaGrippe. Had pains in
my head and eyes. 1t felt as
though there was heavy weight
on the top of my head, until it
seemed that my brain would
burst. / was SO nervous that
] could not rest or sleep. When
! dozed off / would awake with
a sudden jerking OF my whole
body. DR.. Miles Nervine, Heart
Remedy and Nerve and Liver
Pills cured me. A number Of
friends have since realized the
same benefits"
MRS. ALVIN H. LOCKS,
Seabrook, N. H.
The after effects of LaGrippe
are often more serious than the
disease, as it leaves the system
in a weakened condition that
invites more serious troubles,
such as pneumonia, etc.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-12-03
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