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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-15
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE
FOR FARMERS MEETING
State Convention at San Jose
Today Will Be Record Breaker
ISn.r;nl D;snnfch 10 He Call


SAN JOSE. Nov. 14-Arrangements
have been completed for the conven-
tion Of the California division OF the
Farmers Educational and Cooperative
Union Of America. to be held in this
city TUESDAY Wednesday and Thursday
OF this week. The committees ended
their work at a meeting yesterday
afternoon at the chamber of commerce
and the reports were most gratifying
The convention is TO be the greatest
gathering Of farmers ever seen in Cali
fornia
Two hundred delegates. with their
wives, viii be present. The sessions
OF the convention viii be held in Odd
Fellows hall and two speakers Of ma
tionsl reputation viii attend. Charles
5. Barrett, national president. and T. J.
Brooks Of Tennessee, a member OF the
national executive board. The recep-
tion committee will be headed by
Homer A. Craig. county president. and
The presidents and secretaries of the
Santa Clara county unions. The other
committees are:
Entertsinment-Mrs. I. y Leonard. Mrs. Y. l..
Lamers. Ed Weisendsnger and J.. s. Miller
Hslls-Y. l.. hammers. J.. J. Church. ]. A.
Fair and r. V. Garreda.
Bsdges-D. B. Payne. Mrs. Barton. J. r
MaFne and Fred Weld.
Publicity-F. NJ. Butler and Y. L. Lammers
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TYPHOID FEVER is
BATTLING ANNAPOLIS
Another Cadet Stricken and Au-
thorities Are Puzzled

ANNAPOLIS Nd. Nov 14.-Another
midshipman was removed TO the naval
hospital today suffering with typhoid
fever. All food served. particularly the
milk and water. has been examined and
found to be entirely free of germA.
Several other midshipmen are i'll and
there are two more typhoid suspects.
The authorities are puzzled as to the
cause Of the disease. Starr King. cap
lain of the navy football team, is re-
ported in a serious condition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-15
REPORT WILL BE MADE
ON CALIFORNIA OIL

WASHINGTON. Nov Frank
Pierce. first assistant secretary of the
interior, returned here today after haN-
ing spent a month investigating condiE
tsons in California oilfelds near
bakersfield. He is preparing a report
~ be submitted to the secretary.
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED

WANTED-By brother and sister. who are en-
ployed during day . large rooms with board;
state price and particulars. Box go. Call office
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-15
OAKLAND HSKG. ROOMS

,th St, II, d corner Magnoa-For rent In Oak
land, ois5 sunny rooms. furnished for house
keeping; these rooms very conveniently To-
Gated. being streetcar line; only blocks
to either Key Route or Southern Pacific ferry
trains.
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Statesmen wanted--No exp. required: hundreds
good positions now open paying $lo0 to $500
monthly and exp: our free book, "A knight or
the Grip Will show you how to get one OF
them: write Tor CALI for 1t today. National
Saiesmens en-, Training Assn 1913 B; Metropolis
Chicago Kansas city. Minneapolis. Atlanta.
WANTED-saIesmen eyperienced magazine men,
to represent Current Literature" Nineteen
volume premium and the magazine for $13.
Entirely new proposition never has been shown
on the coast highest commissions. Apply after
?, m. CURRENT LITERATI RE PUBLISH
ING COMPANY, 413 AZ Pacific bldg.
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RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

A SMALL want ad in The Call will do it quicker
than dozen signs plastered on your windows
and which spoil the looks of your home be-
sides. Phone kearny Sc for an ad man to call
and see you.
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OAKLAND ROOMS and BOARD
APARTMENTS

, ADEIINE St. 2232- Furnished rooms. for OF )
/ gentlemen: near Key Route and San Pablo cars.
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MALE HELP WANTED


DOUGLAS HOUSE, T5s Harrison st. mr.. 3d-NoW
open; 200 hard finished rms; reading Lm- no'
water; rooms 25c day; $1,25, S15o week.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL WATCHES AN AND
DIAMONDS EASY PAYMENTS; REF. hEg.
BRILLIANT JEWELRY CO.. To4 MAhhEi-
WANTED-offceman TO take charge OF brancn
office must invest 5000 in Co. Box 93, Can.
NAN wanted for st. Francis orphan asylum.
Central ave. and Waller ST.
WANTED-Two city boys for light work 500
Monadnock bldg.
BOYS and men wanted ILLINOIS PACIFIC
GLASS CO.. 18th and Folsom
MEN wanted at Io3 Sd st. TO have their shoes
repaired: sewed soles 15c. done in 10 minutes.
COUPON agents new proposition. SCHAFFER,
photographer T2 San Pablo av.. Oakland.
NEW WESTERN 1924 Howard-Singie rooms
15c and 20c per night; bot and colo water.
OPERATOR wanted Apply at cHAS LYONS.
London Tailor T19 Market ST.
MEN to make cigars; good pay while learning;
man TO attend store Ill Sth ST
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AGENTS WANTED
IF YOU can sell good stock | can give YOU fine
proposition: big commission. COOPER. J06-JOS
Schmidt building. IL Geary st.
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL BLAKE'S
BAZAAR. 110S VALENCIA ST.
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AND SOLICITORS
WANTED.

Two reliable stock salesmen; give age. expert.
ence and references; Important opportunity Tor
men OF ability. Box 491, Cal ofnce'
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FLATS RESIDENCES, LOFTS
AND OFFICES TO LEI
or LEASE
j. ". WRIGHT s CO..
22s MONTGOMERY ST.. MILLS 1ID0'
PHONES c1s2s
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
AUCTIoNEERS-
RENTS COLLECTED.
FILL CHARGE TAKEN OF PROPERTY
THIS LIST rs REVISED DAILY
FLATS AND APIS NORTH OF MARKET
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED
FEMALE

A Finnish homework girl wants housework in
an American family at $50 a month. Ring
up West 1926.
A young Irish homework girl wants a place
at SO a month. Ring up West 3s2o
COMPETENT woman. who is first class maid
and good seamstress wants work by day or
hour. or would mind children evenings; good
references. Box So Call office
FIRST CLASS dress maker would like position
with private dress maker; can take charge.
Address 435 9Th St. city.
LADY we'll call at your home and make beautiful
willow plumes from old feathers or boas; small
salary or by day. Phone West 221-
MAN AND WIFE would Ike positions; man is
handy man and ranch hand gardener or
choreman. and the wife is q fine cook. Please
phone Sutfer 1853.
NEAT. steady Catholic woman would like house
work in small American family. 2I41 Har-
rison ST
REFINED widow wishes position house
keeper: good home: salary no object. AG-
dress box 80 Call office.
SITUATION wanted by Swedish girl 70 do cook
ing: wages $40. Please call at ST4 Eddy St:
phone Franklin 44eS.
WANTED Practical nursing by young woman.
competent and experienced. Box so. Call office.
YOUNG japanese wishes situation. doing house
work and plain cooking, near Golden Gate
park. Address 1S41 II St. Sunset district /;
phone Park $500.
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL Is
AT 1887 FILLMORE ST.
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FURNISHED


ST2 5O-S r. house: 1906 Webster near California
S32 5O-5 T.; 1902 Jones Pacific
500 so and S3250-3 T. and b.. 1853 California
near Lyon; furnished and partly furnished
$500 r; 1926 Leavenworth nr. Jackson; furn'd
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FULL CHARGE TAKEN OF PROPERTY
THIS LIST is REVISED DAILY

FLATS AND APIS. NORTH OF Market
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

cook for an American family. city; $40
chamhermaid and seamstress. Oakland. 500
second girl small family, city, ST.
cook for men ON a ranch. SO SO
German cook for small hotel. country. $50.
MISS PLUNKETT 1896 Sutter cor Webster
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-15

The transport Dix viii leave Thurs
day or Friday for Honolulu, carry inc
the horses q nd guns of Battery r. First
feld artillery. Lieutenant Harry Pfeil
being in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-15

General Tasker H. Bliss. commander
Of the department Of California, did
not return on the transport Logan
from Honolulu. but VIII leave there
November IS on a liner and viii arrive
here November %
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-15

General J. B. Aleshire, quartermaster
general Of the army. returned from
Honolulu on the transport Logan sun
DAY and will leave in a day or two for
the east
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

racers built 20 the rules which We were 90
snxious 90 $50 applied Ia the cup contest
We shall start thss contest with most OF
The adysntax-. which our our friends ,sT 81 IN.
ruI, % measurement. tho racing win take
plass in our waters under the conditions
and the methodt with which Nc are mosi
there Is any surprise to be given ours - the
chance TO spring y. The cards OF cur OPP
ponsnts are already on the table. We may
not know the full capabilities OF the vessel
which ne have 20 meet. for 30 Tar she has
her out The principal features o, the
racer are familiar. however. Herreshoa
has shown the way In the production OF q
modern racing schooner and u remains 20
With the knowlsda. that We have these
advanta res behind US he would be- reckless
man who would give Us an on hand assur-
snce Of victory In the coming struggle.
An who had opportunity Of SEEING w.
agreed that she marks one OF the biggest
strides ever taken in the evolution OF the
schooner. Our complete defeat IN the rae .
ing may he eNplained by che acknoN i-dsed
fairly be expected 10 make even a good
fi.ht agairsf IN" invader. hut that takes
nothing from the marvellous gualfy OF the
work which she did The schooner which
could beat shamrock, the champion cutter
~ our feet. to windward In brisk and
steady bre~ze travels a. no other schooner
ever travelled befors and something very
different from the schooner We have had
will he necessary 20 beat her. The chnrC"
IL there however. good keen sport u as
sur-d and our indebtedness 20 che owner
OF Westward for keeping his vessel IN thrs.
waters u not lsSsen"d by the sincerity ~
our wish that hs will ind IN" n"w vessel
worthy Of the very beat effort h" can pui
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vas spent. The women being delighted Mt
N" visit, which was made AZ tho -psrt al
request 81 TIL director 81 ~. W.-r,u's
Chess ,luH Previous e. th.. Irfr-,il.r ,o',-
te"' N" annual meeting VI No Women :
club was heli. when 'h. following r,i.rrr hers
Were elected INTO the dtT,s torv.
Miss tampbell Foot. Ms William Iu--
don Yer Planrk. Miss Fran - Peters ,li.,
Emily Somer- Iia.n"-. Miss Hary / brake
Mrs. George ~ad". Mr- Paul F"nu
Mndan!e IVES van Holden. and Miss
Immediately ai-"-ward III. directors
h"ld meeting ami from 'heir own number
elected the following officers President
Miss J 'ampb"ll Foot. vice president
u - rance Peters '",rr'aTv, Miss Emily
Son"rs taine~ treasurer. Mrs William
Gordon Yer PIlnck
Miss Y aTnpb~ll ! DOT states thar visitors
specially women. viii rc made wslcuul"
a. al IA" meetings - the club. which vii!
he held Throughout al" season a. 'he Martha
Washington Hotel - Las Iv-ury-riuth
.ir',''i, IA this city ON ilr-la, afternoon ~
Tam" PLAYED IN no Hamburg fr,rr
national tourney
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drawn intn tho ORGANIZATION. " present
The 'liton and ocean ithl ch~ss vlubs
team Of say To pls> against hu,h -'hool
and ' . teams pI the vicinity. Tor
which puTpcS" Challenges have been -
sucd Applications tor membership n the
and-r Taylor. ~ HOpA!n,pn avenue. Brook.
lyn In match between he chiffon and
on the league team the results WrT" as fol
lows 4 kgsS~raau, iiifon.
Layton. clifton. | J I:itt-E. pcsah Ilill
- Ritter being PLACED fourth D., \ =
rhiele, ocean IiGi. !. Nirm"i.,.r ,htrnn, .
tNismeistsr being placed SIXTH
Al ,h" annual NEE ting o. IL. th"-> and
Checkers club at the central Branch ~ the
brookiyn ioung Mems Christian tssocia-
l-nt for the ensuing year, with William
\. Hariand a. NICe-pr' sItent John Y
sI. rray ri ns1 and nT%"kyn T,
4 match - beng arranged With the \. VI
& \. at stamford. Conn. end "a. duo VIII
enter team IN H." annEa! tourney II IN"
y. VI { checkers League ~ Greater
New Eork. \ lor,ian oi London. tnglsh
.ha,mpion at aTatsE'~ Is t,p;y, .E , H"T"
n tour ot Australia, ant he wall 10 seen IN
BrnoAbn. NcwwcIl Bans ~ Detroit.
United states champion, may also PLAY
there
4 team composed OF Herbert Ro>enield.
{. SauIson, \. ke"ns; \ la1'n-N.
all men! uers of The Manhattan Chess ,,uD.
Martha Washington Hotel. In this ci'y last
informal mat. h against III" rn.rr hers 10 the
latter club. Tho team was, ecc"a,rarIed
and Dr. Louis ,ohn. n. JutE" - an
honorary member, OF the Manhattan chess
Club. while Dr to.n - .noN"G lnon a. one OF
the most promInsI members .: ne premier
club. A. nav well Ne i'uAg neil. the men
had the best Of The argument IN nearly all
the boards still, most enjoyable tine
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TIGERS LOOK. 10 NEXT YEAR.
Team az FsssbaiI Veterans for Cspsain
Hart 70 GOmmsnd.

PRINCETON. y. j Nov. 10 Fifteen men
have received tho varsity letter for playing
foot hsl against ale n week ago to- day and
Of these but three will be- lost from NJ "
years team by graduation. Nine ri the
eleven who started the game I'll be eligible
On tho team that faced the Ellis this year
several ver. playing ate 9an" for the
|TSr time aII Of them being -BphOirores
- that the Tiger team Of newt sea am III
have the advantage 81 eNIeri"nc. over that
% the past season sparks and Matgr.gOr
will 10 lost from the back field and line
respectively, and both were aTuosT M.
most reliable men on the team IN their
departments r. I. Waller rsr'aiA Of the.
freshman team that defeated tr. Val"
freshmen. wii, he expected 20 tax" Sparks =
place, in the hnC. field Waller was 'li.. N, -
man on th~ freshman team and showed Ip
we'll m the games nth ia" varsity. CON
Hcrnc.' IN his ability - not UnJU-tii"d
cansiidats- from the frr-l man team 10 form
varsity material Bak"T PLAYED very
Speedy gam" in III" bach field, hi nI-'n
field running being Of the prsifirst order
and Ball. varsity material phy -''Illy piry,.i
~ B." line Hart captain again for u,NF
-rnAon viii practically haN" q traEI ~
rsteTaiiS tO work with. Hnd W!th ..i"h men
a. p"ndriOn. BsllOu. wilson. bGUiIT, aud
Whit. should make = De- ter record than ~"
dld NiIh shI= year team. w itch. although
"t,.Hf.'d ~ the team 81 IrHst d"sfr"I u.'.
eating \ ale. ney.Tt hsl".- vent 'hruw gh
tIt., -.'a-On IN better shan" than any team
SINCE he DAYS ~ Xii Edwards. ia'H m ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
The CHESS PLAYERS CORNER
HHE SAY SEBtSTIAN ROT RNEY
TO BEGIN ON IEB. ~.
Beth Marshall and Capabianca Invited to
Take Part Former Expert begins
His THIRD Tour ~ the ntted states
Among the Collegiate Players.

The directors 81 the BrOoklyn hess Club
announce that they have agreed with the
City of London chess tub To play the
annual c. bl~ chess match on March - and
IS OF next yeli Information has also
come TO hand that MiiiIn VI q" N.ss"r has
been requested 90 act ~ manager Of tho
team, to be selected by this expert for the
coming contest
Respecting the faskcr -Ihnowshi bout ~
Berlin. little. n ANYTHING. "an he added
here to the daily dispatches printed in IuE
SrN. To form IA proper Id"l about the real
intricacies OF tho games. tn" leader will
have 10 wait for the Scores ot the games.
two OF whi'h we're due here ON th" steamers
which left Europe on November 4.
Jacques Mie-as. the manager OF the inter
national chess masters congress- 20 hc begun
81 San Sebastian. spain. on February IN
of next year. writes from Leipsic Under
date OF November IL that the tourney will
be an invitation AFFAIR and that both Frank
J Marshall and j. Il tapabanca will I've
invited to take part In the conxr"ss There
will be at most sixteen players. but not
less than fourteen. only those who during
the last ten years have AZ least managed TO
win two fourth prizes IN International tour
neys will be asxct to participate in the fray
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
DATES FOR EENfERS.
Long >rhesiuir Arranged d, the =. q. O..
Of america.

The annual schedule Of M. Nmataur
Fenosrs IeaRu. OF America has been sent
ogt hv the secretary. " S'o'' DJonror.
and tins 'irIe II - longer than "Nes. covering
a per.Od "t siN months. from DrCrrlh"r 'Ll
Nav III" list contains IN" entire fixtures
fut seven divisions and th"~.'. with New
EASTERN '"nusyy LAMA. Michigan. Maryland
and Illinois TIN. fnal bouts IN IL" ma
tlonal championship viii he held IN The
gvUsr >NiGn' ~ the Sew orE \ 4 on April
= aui = neat. and IN "a,h DIVISION the three
nsh.si men with each weapon viii rs
"llFIhis for fh'~" bouts
In" local ""asuu opens a. the New York
Turn N"T"In IN i'""em''.-r J. anu the Fen"-rs
club and IN" New Work A. = each has it-
u-ua! number II fixtures d. Gru-m- VI
Hammond the -N-ChampIon With the !oils
Ia. nr:.,ni"d 4 natr 81 f"'ls for the annual
January -. IN" fl!ll schedule is a. follows
.. n.,.nS,I E.% o.. Turn Nsrtsn 'nyi's,Ion
december !; University ~ chicago. novice
January . Team competition st tors du-IrnG
s~nrts and ,aoIe> at the NeS YORK \
corrr-Jiiirn At the Host'n 4 \
Ja' Nry =. Illinois division Central &
Chicago novice foil and sabrcs. 'hrr- men teams
January .,-rou competition at ih- sew York
! \ = open 10 \. |. ! foilS presented by ~
January > Illinois division junior durrinr
Nv"-i ami sabre Guys at NorTarrt- Turn lercin
February 3 Eastern Perasylyani. ei.lsor
three men team competition. foils. AZ Philadei
F"brgary .,Miehlsar division. novice so,
sa s'''''H at Michigan f'n''F' Club Ann Ar'oF
February q. New York a { team champion
"FF cef1sry View ynslsnl "di,yl,,on au-rns
'~ords onen Gor,Rs,i,ion ?, The Boston \
cElca.o junior foil cup q; Lhisszo
,cin, com Pe,i;Ion a, foils Tor santotd ssi,gs
FSSra.ry = Eastern Pena.ylvani. division.
.S T:as' :, Psl.a- Ipsn IN '''"Hs
,uisr fo,l comPe,it,on for PARK cap H a, plsd ep
M..sn York Turn ys,rtp .gnO5 s:oo
cham pior.hie., AZ the baltimore
each Hi nan to fence a, ,oi. dSeilinS swords and
,o N sis a. .as Tor ssis a 1
March If lllinot. Athletic Club. Chicago.
asT5h 70 So1a faTn Tti,,n tea. char.
,5 HF;E' ,aaor s Is ssed s,v';09 MARY:
FULTON street, Brooklyn. New England division
s,fs . TO- Ges s.s
prrlirrlnaries for national cham pions ships
Ag, ,fs ips .sip.
j Sison, Michlgan cham plonsaips and qualify,
lni 9relimrlnarics for national cham p,onships,
Snp, EASTERN frnnsyiv.n,a division, diyi:Ion
championships and preliminary for national
] cham piOn ships at Frpccrs Club. Philadelphia
ApriI S-Fencrrs Club. y v tntsrschoIastic
April 10 Tenc.r, Club. y. y. saitus cup team
cham ptonship du>iIinx swords
April u and - National championships at the
Sew York \. &.
April "a illinois division. Illinois a c. pre-
/ llminaries for senior foil cup. teams of three
NpriI ~ Performances In De Bauviere duetns
svoTd cup. "p-n teams % three men. At Illinois
{
May Illinois a G prelirninaries for senior
duelling sword cup. tesns Of three
MAJ : Illinois A. {. nnAls in al srnior cup
events
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Ne enjoyed the intima'. Acquaintance Of
the Rev X l.. J.-psrsen, world famous
a. problem composer H. 1913 Mr. N'chel-
known A. Skak6iId.f which - -tlil being
published Ia topcnh IEsu- Mr. Nicholson
is.r ZOO sc mn III. cRnmpoS.hsp Of an DE w.ssIn
chess Association a. the meeting held IN
Excelsior Miuu la Igos he won the Kansas
OF IN" chicago 'hrs, and Checker club
For the last six months he has made his
home IN New York. where h" held his own
with the LEADING "Np-r'- h" met
Chess Is en- loving increased support At
Columbia University his year John n
B.adlr ~ wsshrr Ston. II. g. ha- been
last year : PLAYERS. and the LATTER has sue
c"sdsd In getting together a GrcS, deal NJ
Zap, B.aGir PLAYED second hoard for
Columbia ~ 'h" Intcr. "!l-atat" tourna-
ment with Harvard. Yale and Princeton
last year. aud won Zach gam" he played
Ne also on h. l:Hrae IN III" annual match
wi'h lal" re, ,"aia II ;y"9-in Sh.ch de
% a point behind ia" inicrc o.i"s 'a,n leaders.
has returned tri..i. =" hat only an i'm
G,rovcd team, Shanid se p".N, hle thi- var
/ 7 sachs ~ and 4 ktterman, d
Ihes,, and many other g4ndidiats- VII VII.
coveted places The list 81 candidates.
includes
h Be.dle. -. ~ isan,,deyI. l.~ : II.
( Rls's;@.n IS kiissh:,sin - Z" NSser~
ko-,sr ii & Ki.osssy H. i bach il.
y NJ anderson Jr Sp sam samuel So. !.
RuthsrdI u: Lent Law " " { sisuoo. i.
.. /. Trilich. II X. G Stern. Z?
The Columbia chess squad is practising
agains, outside clubs from now on will as
suredly hs In splendid lighting trim bv the
time of the intercollegiate tournament A
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All the competitors will receive travelling
expenses. hut in the case OF the two Amer
lean players the management will offer 80
Zach OF IN. two men sI25 for expenses
Mr.. Nieses explains that tho funds az his
disposal would not allow him to eNpend
greater sum for the two Americans TN
rhe other hand he Offers as an IudVCemen'
10 these men the Iust fort booming announce
ment that two other international rournevs
will be played IN spring and summer IN
Europe. one AT Rome m ne spring and the
other al carlsbad in summer The san
Sebastian tourney will b. PLAYED n one
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
INTERN tTIO> rHE>>.
Iaskrr Wins the Fourth Game tEsins;
.taBOw 81 AZ Berlin.

HFtLIN. Soy ~ pay ~ m" fourth gam"
w the ,h,truIou-aip chess match bet w-"r
pf Emanuel Lt-k"r and DT JHn"Wskr II
Plrf- "a contest which vs. h"rUp ~ tho
krTAtu Palace ia 'tt- '.ty Dn IhUr.tlrv.
when tho Irr.-ian "r.Hrd w'h uI""n'-
gambu. which w. de- tined bN l. -k"f.
q . rr-un"d tht- rft"rnoOn
In ~" nf1' sitting JInOv~ki Lost rDOk
N ths Hfdd" tag" ~ the ? mo. and q was
. 10 ted shat I.I4ksr would MAKE shorS
work an"r r~-uul. ton 81 ho-'iiitir- 1hia
Wr4 really not the 'Hes. rna-Inuch ~ NJ
tdyrrssTy put up stubborn hght Sttll
after about NIFTY moves L1Sker won Pres
eDi score La-ker , drawn. , Janouski. o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
SPORTS At y. ,. Z.
bright Prospects for . Fast Bask ctbaii
Team TPack Tain.

The basketball prospects for the season
at the New York University look very
bright MI OF las, years regulars are back
except Broadhcad and LonNsorfh -
Capt. Gir-dausky IL hack and NaChenfe!dt
and Capt Smith Tho Two vacant places will
probably h. filed by srrsnland. tn. former
{. G. y. captain, and McLoughlin. a
sophomore who displayed a good knowledge
Of tie gam" last year. ne -Iuad has many
promising men IN II Hoops Of tn. class Of
IL and former Lnt"r~cholaSiiC guard IL out
and playing "a fairly good gam" MurT,hy
Hine and Nalny are praCti ,inc Th-s' men
played good bnii las' ysar and ar" very
faat"d four times last wear. VIZ by the
ARMY. colgate. Wesleyan and Rochester
capt smith .Vpscts 10 do "a well. II 40.
much better. this year. for certainly tn" out
look ~ lu-j a. brIsh,. sam Mrlitl.r. m.
AL ,m:rican forward. has been cnrar"d
this wear ~ with princ.ton on December ~
hs. ouflOoN for the track Is encouraging
wear viii be- more representative ~ her real
@"H than over before.
TIT. ycar team viii lo-e four .hr-, r!ac.
men. both N the track and rrld events
Fielding. Law 10. high and broad jump
Nh" VA. pa.sd in ,o the int st'ss0llssa' lasi
Last years coach. ~ Copeland. will h" re-
placed by Law sou Robertson Cap q "A
a team superior :" last years and intends
10 have light indoor practice IN the ~
unsitIm throughout the winter
A. relbabl-- New York University
-iill has several men from Las, year team.
namely 'rhOru-. 10 ~ IN" one and two
mile events. Capt. Smith IN the half and
quarter events IA even more promising
20 yard clashes viii Ill up the lnp ls.i
10y l.,U"r Brunden. Il. Irawford u and
li~att. -. viii be IN the best "ondiiinn
thi- "Lr ln he plays ~ the high and los
hurdles With Carol Mclaughlin. -, ~
~" hiRh jump white -. In N" pole vault
and Gnb'l" %, -. ard brennan. ~, III rh'
hammer and shot Sew York Will bs well
., pres utrd ia the field
Manager Fonda hal already arranged
tvo nome meets. witAIrh,Rh and i.nfay.t'.
IN" management has under con -idirrniiDn
three C"rncred meet with Rutg"r4 and
stevens