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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22

,. Everything is in readiness for the
start OF the great ocean yacht race to
santa Cruz, the final Instructions have
been issued by the regatta committee
Of the Corinthian club and the shippers
: Of the 20 racers are only awaiting the
starters gun. which will be fired at
midnight tonight. All the yachts will
be allowed one hour TO get across the
starting lire. Professionals will be al
lowed as sailing masters aboard the
boats during this race and those that
viii be held in Monterey bay and there
are no restrictions as TO the number of
tars in each crew.
: Each Yacht has been furnished with
three marine hand lights to be used
according to the instructions of Cap
tain George n. Daniels, comma nding
. officer Of the revenue cutter McCulloch,
which accompanies the yachts a con-
voy. Each yacht is numbered so that
: Fl may be easily distinguished by those
q board the cutter. These numbers are
: TO be retained during the entire cruise
? and as such numbers the boats will
. be known. Each half hour the wire
less operator on the McCulloch will
wire both the Merchants exchange and
. Santa cruz casino operators the rela-
tive positions Of the yachts, and in
case the night is foggy the racers will
be held until the fog clears sufficiently
for all the boats to be seen by the
cutter
Former Commodore John W. Pugh
win be the clubs official representative
on the cutter. while William w Coates
and George II. Lux viii handle the
start OF the race, Chairman William A.
Bsrlsge Of the regatta committee going
TO Santa Cruz on this afternoons train
10 make all the preparations for the
finish.
The yachts are divided into FIVE
classes and their hsndicaps, captains
and crews are as follows:
Class ], 80 feet and over-Scratch bost. sloop
Yankee: captain. Charles Y. Miller: Ross Wright
Royai Miller W A. Brorsen. ~. a. Dining
frank Cohr Charles Albrecht Slocp Fulton c.
handicap is minutes Sc seconds-Csptsin Harry
y. Anderson and ". Madden.
Glass =. slOops 80 10 80 feet-Scratch boat.
Queen; Captain Julius L. Bach J. +. Campbell,
George Pennseer. Ray Cook. H. Weiie and K. II.
Maddox. Presto, handicap minutes l9 sec
oBds; captain, ". Frank Stone: crew, Captain
smith Z. s. ~. ]. Homer Fritsch. Fred r.
Sheeber william Nelson and Ed F. ssgar. Har-
noon. handicap minutes 40 seconds; captain.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
Riot Follows Stopping OF
Fight Pictures
ISeeeial Dneeleh 10 The canl

Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI
PHILADELPHIA, July 21-D. d.
Felix Isman. representing the Broad
Street realty company, owners of the
Forest theater. temporarily shut off the
exhibition of the Jeffries-Johnson fight
films here tonight with threat to re-
woke Nixon & Zimmerman's lease Of
the house for violation of its provisions
in permitting the display of moving
pictures there.
Isman's ultimatum was not made
known to the film people until they
had filed the theater to its capacity
for the opening show, and then small
riot broke out among the fans who had
paid money to get in and who ragged In
the streets outside because two men
working with both hands could not
hand it back to them ali at once.
The pictures will be exhibited else
where tomorrow night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
WANTS JEFF TO MEET KAUFMAN

LOS ANGELES, July 21.--Word has
been flashed by wireless to James j.
Mccartney, the Philadelphia boxing pro-
moter. is ready to give the former
champion $4,000 to appear in a six
round no decision bout with Al Kauf-
man at one of the Quaker city ball
parks on Labor day.
McCarney is reported to have tele-
graphed the offer to q. friend in this
city, with instructions to ascertain what
the prospects might be to induce JEFF
fries to enter the ring with the other
Californian.
1t is further reported that Jeffries
can choose between the lump sum or
take 40 per cent of the gross receipts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
Kennel Club Quarrel
Amioably Settled
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SACRAMENTO, July 21.-The con-
troversy between Oakland dog fanciers
as to which group of men was to form
the Oakland kennel club was settled
today when a stipulation dismissing
the suit OF j. Maxwell Taft William II.
Greed and c. w. Denny against Secre-
tary of State Curry was filed.
Taft and his following, had applied
for articles of Incorporation to the
secretary of state for the Oakland
kennel club, as did G. W. Ellery at the
head of another following for the bay
dog fanciers. When Curry refused to
file the articles mandamus proceedings
were brought.
The trouble was settled out OF court,
however, and the Ellery following Is
to organize the Oakland kennel club.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
McGraw Beats Player IN
Game of Fisticuffs

ST. LOUIS, July 21.-Pitcher Arthur
Raymond and Manager McSraw of the
afternoon and the pitcher is suffering
from a discol0red optic as a result
When he reported at the ball park his
condition displeased McGraw. who or
dered him to remove his uniform. Ray
mond refused and a mixup was precipi-
tated by McGraw. from which Raymond
emerged second best. Later he removed
his uniform and left ths clubhouse.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
the of him is
Overland Owners Planning Reception for Girl Tanscontiental
Traveller Who Will Finish Run Here

for the Black manufacturing company,
builders Of h e
Rlack Grow Black Crow cars,
RrcaEs R.cordi received a telegram
. - yesterday w / c h
stated t lat the
Black Crow broke the worlds record
Tor yl,500 cars in the 200 mile race
the speedway. Two Black Crow cars
were entered. both driven by amateur
drivers, and finished neck and neck.
doing better than a mile a minute.
of the Fisk rubber Company, with head
quarters in this
johnson Come, city. and for the
Back to City ths tas' ossn season 4sad Hsd+ OF OF
for the Mitchell cars in the northwest.
arrived in this city yesterday for a con-
ference with the Osen & Hunter people.
mobile outlook in the northwest, and
said that the cars received from the
Mitchell factory this year did not sup
ply. half the demand, adding that he
could have sold twice as many If he had
received them.
Among the California motorists who
drove to Del Monte during the last
'.s At ISies Del Monte g snd M, i; WiIilams IN IN
Cadillac cars, l..
Drescher. O. E. Green, H. Wright and
G. II. Ennis driving Locomobiles: w.
Mills, Stearns: l.. T. Yates, Mrs. Maier
and party In Peerless cars; John Red
ington. Chalmers Detroit; n. L. Milton,
Ford; S. M. Grffflth, Wfnton Big Six;
M. A. Mack, Buick; George Burton.
STANDARDIZATION. f. E. Booth. Lozier;
w. S. Thompson. P. Forve. W. w. TILL
man. L. Gerstle, c. Fl. Wilhelm, G. E.
Anthony and ]. v. Laveaga in other
According to figures compiled by
Robson O. Bell, superintendent of the
motor vehicle department of the Office
Of the secretary of state, automobile
business in California has about dou-
bled in the last two years. For the
fiscal year closing June 80 the fees ag-
gregated $32.050.50, while two years
ago they came to a little over $4,000.
Last year fees amounted to $4,000.
showing that the gain in the last IL
months has been the greatest since the
inception of the department.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
By R. r. l'HoMMEDIEU.

are all arranged alphabetically. each
page also being indexed, with a general
index in the back.
T.. J.. Day & co. are one of the Oldest
wholesale and retail firms on the coast
and cover the entire territory with
travelling men who are versed in the
accessories and supplies Of the motor
The company also has issued a whole
sale dealers edition of the catalogue,
which is bound in heavy linen, thereby
keeping its shape through hard usage.
The Hugo Miller automobile COM
pany has received werd from the
:. Premier manufac-
The Premier Co. turing c m an Y
Gets Fine Cup that after q wait
+---- of more than a
year and q half
they have finally received the famous
Mcdonald and Campbell trophy the
prize for which Quaker City motorists
competed for three consecutive years,
and which was won for permanent
possession by Ray F. Mcnamara of the
Premier company. The big cup is
particularly handsome and valuable
one and it is one Of the best known
1t disappeared, however, and was To-
Gated at Wilkesbarre short time ago
and sent from there ,, to the Premier
was hastened by the fact that the con-
test board of the American automobile
association demanded its delivery to
the WiIlIlST DclO!e dily luitilcT sanctions
would be issued to the Quaker CITY
motor club for endurance contests or
race meets.
The EMF Pathfinder. which has
just completed the route for the Mum
= sey tour, which
IEM p.tharder starts from Phila-
uirishc. work delphia August 15
: = stood the LOO
mile journey like
a hero, quitting as fresh at the finish
as it was at the start. The varied
character of the roads. including long
stretches of boulevardlike thorough
fares mountain climbs. fords and some
of the dirt and mud type will give
the contestants all they ask in testing
the reliability of their cars. The entry
list for the Munsey tour now includes
sfhe Premier, Columbia, Ford, Elmore
and Regal-Plugger cars. The EMF
company will furnish the pilot car and
press car.
Cecil H. Stone. Pacific coast manager
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
RAYMER.s RECOVERY SLOW
ISpeciol Dispotch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, July 2l-Fred Ray
mer. the second baseman for the Sacra-
mento Senator's. who was hit by a
pitched bah in an Oakland game sew
erai weeks ago and has been in the hos
pital at the bay ever since, was brought
to his home in Sacramento today. Ray
mer is slowly recovering from the
effects OF the injury, but IL will be
long time before he can get around
IS before.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22

Blanche Stuart Scott in her Lady
Overland" is nearing San Francisco.
Yesterday she crossed the great divide
and entered California, reaching Sac
raniento. Today she will come on down
within easy distance of San Francisco.
A delegation of auto enthusiasts will
leave early Saturday morning, going
up the road to escort her to the city.
From her schedule of running time she
will cross on the i 0 o'clock creek route
ferry from Oakland. arriving In San
Francisco shortly before II a. m. From
the number of requests made by Over
land owners to participate in Miss
Scott's reception j. w. Leavitt & Co..
agents for the Overland cars, have de-
cided to ask all owners of these cars
and motorists in general to rendezvous
at the ferry at 10:45 o'clock to escort
Miss Scott to her hotel. On Monday
night a banquet is to be given in honor
of Miss Scott by local enthusiasts.
A. B. Costigan, president of the
Pacific motor car company, reports
--------------> that he has just
Stevens-Duryea delivered the
for Hard service fourth stevens
<---------------- Hote1 cd nai auto t 70 the
Three years ago the hotel people pur-
chased the first of the Stevens-Duryeas.
1t was at the time they sold the horses
and installed the auto
or all the autos that the company has
owned the Stevens. has been one Of the
best paying. The company also has
sold second light six cylinder Stevens
Duryea 70 Il. III. Bardshare of Sisson
who will drive his new car home
Bardshare bought his first car In 1907
With the issuance of catalogue No
OF f. j. Day & Co. of Oakland a book
has been brought
Fine Ace<ss0rv within reach of
| Catalogue Issued the a II o m o b ne
. - owner which
should prove of
interest and value. The book is neatly
gotten UP and contains descriptions and
prices of every article in the accessory
and supply line which might be needed
or desired by motorist. The cuts are
clear and the description explicit, so
that an article may be ordered by mail
and prove satisfactory.
The main feature of the catalogue is
the condensed form, and the articles
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
AMATEUR BASEBALL.
SCHEDULED SUNDAY

following have been by the indie
pendent baseball league to be played Sunday
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22

for the Black manufacturing company
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22

George S. Johnson. formerly manager
of the Fisk rubber Company, with head
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
The Premier Co.
Gets Fine Cup

The EMF Pathfinder, which has
just completed the route for the Mum
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22

president of the
company, reports.
that he has just
d e ! / v e + e d the
fourth Stevens
Duryea auto to the
Hotel Del Monte.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22

A. B. Costigan,
Pacific motor car
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
Johnson Comes
Back to City

Among the California motorists WI
drove to Del Monte during the la
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
Stevens-Duryea
for Hard Service

With the issuance of catalogue No. z
OF f. j. Day & Co. of Oakland q book
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22

The Hugo Miller
pany has received
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-03-10
NOTICE TO THE LADIES

Mrs. E. K. Green has just re-
turned from The eastern markets,
where she has purchased fine line
of the latest millinery, which she
expects will arrive in a short time.
She will notify later of her Easter
opening. Px3-1O
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-03-10

A full and most up-to-date line
of millinery is being put in at
Mrs. Duncan's old stand on Sec
ond Ave.
On account of Mr.. and Mrs.
Shoaf going east, the dining room
at the Lindell Hotel will be closed
until they return.
Jas. Rich, who is one of the old
timers of Whitefish, has sold his
property to A. r. McKeen and left
for Spokane.
John Qualey, formerly of White
fish, has returned again with his
family and has accepted a position
with the John F. Lindhe Co.
Charles Frumerie, who came here
last spring and took charge of the
blacksmith shop and later sold to
J. F. Maule, left yesterday for
Darlington, N. D.
Master Eddie Steffen and his
sister Mildred, who have been visit
ing here with their father, Carl
Steffen, for the past few weeks, re-
turned to Munro, WASH, Tuesday
morning.
A short circuit in the line be-
tween here and Kalispell caused a
shut down of the lights again Tues
day evening. The trouble was
fixed and the lights were on again
at midnight.
Some are wondering what Rev.
Parvin will get out of his text Sun
day night. The text will be Seek
we first the kingdom of God and
His righteousness, and all these
things shall be added unto YOU"
J. A. Samson, who is interested
in the new brick block that is to be
erected on the corner of Second and
Lupfer, has plans made for six
teen-room, two-story frame build
ing on the corner of First and Lup-
fer.
A number of members of the
Ladies' Aid and their families gath
cred at the Methodist parsonage
Wednesday evening for their talent
social. After spending several
hours in social way, indulging in
games, lunch was served. The
company departed for their homes
at late hour, leaving many useful
presents at the parsonage.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-03-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

CIV pAIO SOuAVJ CCuV ldOV AAOliAIy /
Howard Ellsworth returned yes
terdav from visit in the east.
Henry Danhisser was a White
fish visitor at Kalispell on Monday.
IS paid for 1909 Lincoln pennies.
See Ed Bugg. $40
w. N. Deeringer was business
visitor at the county seat on Mon
day.
It is rumored that school enter
tainment will be given in the near
future.
Mrs. Randall Howell and little
daughter have been quite sick with
the grippe.
E. NJ. Hutchinson and Teddy
Logan were visitors in Kalispell
Thursday.
Miss Mvrl Pauline came over
from Kalispell yesterday to visit
with friends.
Mrs. E. A. Bowman left yester-
day for Spokane where she will
visit for short time.
The Bonum Tempus club will
have dance in Matthews hall
next Tuesday evening.
At meeting of the school board
Monday evening it was decided not
to have an Easter vacation.
Jos. Hamill, landlord of the
Hotel Northern is under the
weather with tonsolitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Lindsay came
over from Creston yesterday morn
ing to look after business.
Andy LaLone of Kalispell is now
singing the illustrated songs at the
Orpheum theatre and Mrs. Coins
plays the piano.
Ed. Morning, formerly a White
fish resident, was in the city for a
few days the fore part Of the week
visiting with friends. He returned
to Cranbrook, B. c., Yesterday
where he is now located.
Dan Galbreath of Crystal, N. D.,
who is employed in the ice crew
that is filling the ice house at Lake
side, received quite severe injuries
Tuesday morning by having cake
of ice fall on him when it was being
hoisted. He was taken to the
hospital where he is being we'll
taken care Of.
: Monday night the rumor was
/ circulated about town that the
firemen were to be called out on
strike at midnight. That was
the date set for them to go out,
but for some reason the order
did not come, and they are all
still working. It is now thought
that the strike will be settled
amicably between the men and
the company.
Probation Officer Lang was busily
engaged Friday trying to locate two
young Kalispell lads who had run
away from their homes. They are
George Lanigan, aged Is and John
Brust, aged Is. The boys were
sent to school that morning and
were not missed until their failure
to return that night. He sent out
messages to the police in the towns
bordering on the Great Northern
asking them to be on the look out
for the boys.
The Maude Henderson company
| which is so well known throughout
the middle west, will hold the
boards at Styles Hall six days next
week, beginning Monday, March
IA, and continuing until and in
/ Guiding Saturday night, on which
occasion they will present high
class repertoire plays, consisting
mostly of royalty bills. Many
pleasing specialties are introduced
between the acts. The play select
| ed for the opening performance vii
be the beautiful four act southern
drama, lover the RIDGE The
story deals with two young mer
who were babies together, and be-
cause of an exchange by the coloret
nurse for the purpose Of revenge or
the people who had wronged her, {
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-09

Do you remember those good
old days the colored people
would hold a real old fashioned
camp meeting in the grove, and
how all the white folks would
gather round" to hear the
genuine plantat on melodies
sung only as the "Darky" can
sing them? The famous "Nash
vile Students" will bring back
those days, and take .yon way
down South. Their fantastic
dances, done as the negro alone
can do them, their quaint but
tuneful songs. their plantation
acts and their mimicy Will be
done exactly as the real negro
does them, and all that means
two solid hours of wholesome
and invigorating fuu and amuse-
ment. The Nashville Students
will positively be here Dec. II,
at the Opera House.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-09
For a good Sunday dinner &c
to the Majestic Gale.

For a good Sunday dinner go
to the Majestic cafe.
Mrs. P. II. Pinard returned
Saturday from Sioux City,
where she had been rec ewing
treatment in a hospital. Her
health is much improved.
If it's anything in the drug
line, you can get it at Pinard' &
City Drug Store.
j. M. Love. who has resided
for some time on a farm near
Lake Andes, loaded a car with
his personal effects, and on
Tuesday departed with his
family for Wyoming, near Chev.
enne, where they have purchas-
ed a farm and will make their
future home. Mr.. Love was at
one slime in the furnit ure bust
ness in Wagner.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-09

A. G. Cochran is again con
fined to his home with a severe
attack of kidney trouble, this
being the second time within a
few months.
Mr.. Bullock returned last
week from an extended visit
with relatives and friends at
Grand Rapids, Mich, and will
spend the winter with his son,
G. w. Bullock, and family in
Wagner.
j. G. Pigsley and family ex-
pect to leave in January for
Judith Basin, Mont, where
they will make their future
home Mr.. Pigsley has pur-
chased $50 acres of farm land
in that country.
"Daniel Boone on the Trail"
was presented to a full house,
at the opera house Wednesday
evening, and gave good satisfac
ton. The band carried with
the organization is a good one,
as is also the orchestra.
The shop windows and toy
are fast taking on a
holiday appearance In Wagner
Christmas goods are in evidence
everywhere, and the indications
are that the merchants of this
city will enjoy a substantial
holiday traue.
The many friends in Wagner
of Prof. Lake will be pleased to
learn that his daughter, Ruby,
who went to the hospital re
Gently, underwent a successful
operation and has returned to
her home in Geddes very much
improved in health.
/ have for sale some choice
Poland China male hogs
j. E. Larkin.
2 miles southeast of Wagner.
On another page of this issue
appears q new ruling Of the in.
terror department which has to
do with the leasing of Indian
lands. Those of our readers
who have such lands leased, or
contemplate leasing them,
should read these rules.
The east bound passenger
train Monday morning was with.
out q mail clerk. that gentleman
being sick, at Platte, and as .
consequence the towns along
this line neither received nor for
warded any mail, except the
regular pouch through mail.
For Sale. two good houses and
4 lots IN Wagner. One 6 room
house. and one 5 room house.
Both places have good barns.
One place has good tubular
well. For further particulars
phone or write to Mrs. Geo.
Drips, Wagner, s. D.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-09
DIR. p. r. PINARD
Physician and Surgeon
Office over First State Bank
WAGNER, SO. OAK
Meet me at Pinard's.

Leo Naeve returned Monday
evening from Sioux City. There
he underwent al operation for
appendicitis.
Lost, in Wagner. an oval badge
OF honor, 1Ok gold. awarded to
VIM. Fortner inscribed on one
side and a quail on the other.
Finder return to the New Era
Office for reward.
Don't buy all your Christmas
presents until you have seen the
special features at the bazaar
Dec. II.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-09

LIZ &litlloE T., wiz oCCluOhsiJ
dropped some carbolic acidin one
of his eyes last week, is recover
ing from the ordeal nicely, and
it is certa n that he will not lose
the sight of the eye, although it
may be weakened to some ex
tent.
The Baptist ladies served
supper in the Janda building
Saturday evening and realized
very handsomely from the same.
the proceeds amounting to
something over $40. The ladies
arc to be congratulated upon
the fine bill of fare vhey gave
the people.
For sale, one dozen full blood
Barred Plymouth Rock chick
ems. Mrs. Geo. Drips,
3 miles west ! mile north of
Wagner.
DIR. j. j. Donovan writes us to
change the address of his New
Era from Dallas, this state, to
Ell Paso, Texas, ss he has join
ed his wife, who has been in
that city some time in an en-.
deavor to regain her health, and
that they will spend the winter
there, at least.
AT an early hour Sunday
morning snow began falling and
continued coming for nearly 48
hours, with the result that five
or six inches of the beautiful
covered the ground. The wind
has drifted it slightly in places,
but not enough but what sleigh
ing is fairly good.
billiard Nights theatrical
company presented "Reaping
the Harvest to a large audi.
ence at the opera house Satnr
day evening. The play was
good, and was handled very
nicely by Mr.. Geo. Dick, sup
ported by a strong company,
among whom was Miss Gail
Hamilton.
For Sale.
A few good Duroc Jersey
boars. Will Dunsmore, 8 miles
north Of Wagner. Ct
On Monday morning Mrs.
w. H. Caldwell was the victim
of quite a serious joke. She
went, with one of the little boys
to feed the chickens, and after
carrying the feed into the
chicken house she told the boy
to go to school. On leaving the
building the lad closed the door.
not thinking his mother could
not open it from the . inside.
The lady was compelled to re.
main there about two hours,
when her husband returned
from another part of the farm
and released her.