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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-03

- OR some months America has
with eyes that had an unutter-
able yearn behind the irises. We have
been as children bereft of a parent,
as scholars without an accustomed
kindly mentor, as men without a wise
counselor. The African hunt was past;
the ports of civilization had been reach
ed; steamers were making regular sail
ings TO the United States. Why couldn't
our own Roosevelt, our only living
president. hurry home at once instead
of making speeches to interested but
slightly bored looking bodies OF Euro
peans constitutionally unable to appre-
ciate hi mas he deserved? They could
have sent their diplomas and degrees
and presents by mail. couldn't they?
But It's all over now. The period of
waiting Is almost past. and Miss CO.
lumbia won't have to play Penelope
for her wandering Ulysses much longer.
On June Is the Kaiserin Auguste Vic
toria will steam into New York harbor
with Roosevelt on the bridge, giving
suggestions to the captain about the
navigation of the ship, and we can all
go to bed that night-after reading the
dispatches. of course-with the COM
Portable assurance that the nation Is
safef June 10 will be a great day for
the throat specialists and the fireworks
makers. The former will be counting
the fat fees received for treating hoarse
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-03

Summer wouldn't be half summer
without the linen frock to aid feminin-
ity sartorially to get through the heat
ed term The linen dress Illustrated
is of gray blue in the fashionable hop
sacking wave.
The costume is in one piece a far
down as the knees. where it is supple
mented by a deep fitted f1ounce. The
sleeves. cut In one with the bodice, are
finished with turned back plated frills
of net edged with the linen, and the
round neck has frill of similar char
acter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-03

"Colcnel Roosevelt" said L, Nwhat do
you think about your getting home
again."
Speaking with due regard to the
historical, archaeological, chronological
and moral Significance of what ann
about to say replied the distinguis b. ID
traveller, 81 may reply that L look upon
my homecoming somewhat my Ia
menfed friend, the late John Hay,
might have done. You recall what he
said I'm Little Breeches. 1t is "a
derned sight better business than loaf
ing around the throne From an
magfnary Interview.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-03
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OTTO NEGELE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
ALASKA CHAMPION
ENTERS MARATHON
Far North Distance Runner to
Race Against ST. Yves, Do
randO and Other Cracks

Another long distance runner has
been secured to compete against the
seven men who already have filed their
entry slips with Promoter McGrath for
next Sundays big Marathon race at
Recreation park. Jack Norman, the
winner of the Nome derby, has signi-
fed his Willingness to race against the
cracks who will go after the purse
hung up, and in order to test his ability
tryout was held Wednesday after
noon at the Golden Gate park stadium,
and the winner of the far north race
showed that he not only had plenty of
speed, but that he had sufficient en-
durance to travel the full Marathon
distance without faltering.
Owing to the big field that will toe
the scratch Jack Gleason has arranged
to have a six lap track laid out at the
ball park, so that there will be crowd
ing or elbowing on the turns when the
runners attempt to pass each other.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
SAN JOSE BASEBALL
TEAM UNDER FIRE
HiqH School Nine Accused of
Falsely Reporting Game May
Be Forced to DiSband
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SAN JOSE, Feb. 24.-"Owing to the
disqualification of the best players, the
recent discreditable action of the team
and the financial pressure of this ac-
tivity on the school fund, we, the
board of representatives, recommend
that baseball be dropped for the sea-
SON."
This is the wording of the recon-
mendation which the board of repre-
sentatives of the San Jose high school
will bring before the student body of
the institution in special session to-
morrow.
Every student of the school will vote
upon the proposition and the fate of
the 1910 baseball team hangs in the
balance. Twelve representatives, three
from each class, gathered at the meet
ing of the house today, Russell Hecock,
president of the student body, presid-
ing, and Miss Irma Rayburn acting as
secretary.
The "discreditable action" referred
to is the alleged false report given
out by members of the baseball team
concerning a game they played re-
Gently III GdIO AllO With the MANIA n1Ia
hall ball team. The local players were
defeated, but, it is said, reported to
their teachers and local newspapers
that they had scored victory.
The expose of the avowed falsehood
following protest from the manager
of Manzanita hall, and the actions of
members of the team recently in
Stockton aroused a storm of indigna-
tion in the school and an investiga-
- cfo tnI lx- Drfy ID
Avery. This was followed quickly by
the action taken by the house of rep
resentatives today.
The resignation of j. III. -Rucker. the
acting manager of the team, has been
accepted and the acting captain
Ernest u Huber, will not be allowed to
hold any Office or act in any official ca
pacity from now on owing to de-
ficiency in his scholarship There is a
charge of professionalism resting
against two of the most prominent
players, Mike Horne and Bill Stillwell
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
CARDINAL CRACKS
PREPARE FOR TRIP
Stellar Track Aggregation viii
Take Part in Conference
Meet at Chicago
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb. "a
Preparations are being made for the
Stanford track delegation to take part
in the annual Great Western confer
ence meet which is to be held in Chi
cago this spring. AS usual the local
men are arranging to meet the Univer-
sity of Utah and the University of Col
orado on their way east, and in this
way partially TO pay their expenses.
Word has been received from the Uni
versity of Utah that the varsity men
there are heartily in favor of these
plans and agreeing to arrange for a
competitive meet for date about
May "a
Numerous innovations are to be in
troduced into the program that is being
prepared for junior week this year, in
cluding not only various new athletic
events but also plans for musical
evening on Lake Lagunitas. The COM
mittee has secured the services of both
the guitar and mandolin clubs. and the
juniors are expected to be present in a
body to assist in the singing.
Besides the usual swimming, high
diving and canoe races that are to be
held upon the morning of Friday,
March 1S, the committee mas included
a water polo game, tight rope walking
contests, fitting exhibitions under va
rious conditions and circumstances, and
the canoe races this year are to be
varied by introducing double and single
manned canoes into the races.
The annual interclass relay race is to
be held upon the afternoon of Friday,
March IS, serving as a climax to the
various athletic activities of the week.
In spite of the fact that this will cut
out those freshmen who are on the
track team, as the freshmen intercol-
legiate takes place on the following
day, the Quadrangle club has signif1ed
its Willingness to have the race at this
time, expecting to get enough men
from the class of 1909 to make a good
team of post graduates
BY defeating M. III. Hughes 13 yes
terday afternoon in the final match
w H Masters '09 won the tenth annual
handball tournament. Both men played
in excellent form. but Masters sue
ceeded in winning 21--S in the first
game and 21-1S in the second. Masters
will play the present champion, j. II.
Virgins 10 for the Storey trophy belt.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
Tampa Results

TAMPA, Feb. 24.-Five favOrites and one
heavily played second choice rewarded the play
ers of form today. Summerlike weather pre-
vailed and the sport ideal. Cassowary. show
ing a marked reversal of form, won with ease.
Summary:
First race, three furlongs-Step Father, to ;.
won; Count de Orc. to 1. seeond; Tods Cottage,
to l. third. Time. 80 2-5.
Second race. five and half furlOngs-Jessica.
TO o. won; Col. Austin. to 1. second; Cath
ryne Montour, 10 1. third Time, 1:12 %.
Third race five and a half furlongs selling
Norman. TO ), won; Ramon Carona, 10 1.
second Temper. TO 1. third Time, 1:f1 3-5-
Fourth race, six furlongs, selling-CassOwary.
3 to l. won; Merry Gift. 1 10 =. second; Dry
Dollar. s TO 1, third. Time 1;17 SO.
Fifth race. six furlongs. selling-Nebulosis,
even, won: Occidental 20 TO l. second; Alencon,
? 10 1. third. Time, 10
Sixth race. six furlongs. sellng-Billie Hibbs.
to > won; Clysn1c. to ;. second: Charlotte
Hamilton, 10 TO 1, third. Time, lis 10
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
DEFEAT OF SHILLING
MOUNTS SURPRISING
Three Odds On Choices With Favorite
Jockey Up Are Beaten
By E. w. CLARKE

odds Shilling
eaed yesterday the singeing
be easily forgotten. z anth
excuses No Quarter Shilling doubtless did
his best with Cloudight
and probably had chance Moe
Josephs Shilling
Calhoun, money for the las
of practice
Shlng
with any other jockey Tapn the saddle the other hand the
Shlng likely
account for victory His defeats particularly horses
like Oeio
boy IS badly of His weight might be taken
the Of guessing winners the professionals
THREE YEAR OLD FAVORITE TOSSES 4 BL00MER
In the maiden Kid North
played like the the price Ocean
Une) quickly Kid North second
which always second. Gatherings only
Fordelo third finished third Thistle Belle
usual cut the tired the paddock and surrendered the victory
TO the resOlutey
Maman with 90 the best
Cloud
lengths sailed her her shoulder in
Shilling the flying and she
the end Hamper lengths got the show by neck
WILD HORSE RACE
mile
rushed
stretch Catane got
his lead and won
lengths Iocha
the last picking ms
o o
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
Kid North No Madman Beaten Eight Enter Marathon
Amateur Disgrace Stanford Track Team Going East
TRACK AND COURT
ATHLETES TO MEET
Goal Shooters VIII Clash at
Santa Clara and Cinder
Men at ST. Mary'S

Track and basket ball will occupy
weekly half holiday tomorrow after
noon. The varsity goal shooters will
invade Santa Clara to meet the south
ern college quintet for the second time
this season. The trackmen will stay at
home and hold a meet with the Stan
ford freshmen in st. Mary's stadium.
The red and blue contingent have
little fear of getting the short end of
the basket ball score in tomorrOw's S
game, last Saturdays pronounced vic
tory over Santa Clara being so de
cisive and recent. 1t is safe toTsay,
however, that the valley boys are go
ing to put up a stubborn fight in to-
a third contest necessary TO decide the
intercollegiate championship for the
season.
The outcome of the meet with the
Stanford freshmen is more uncertain.
While interclass meets have been held
this year at st. Marys, the collegians
have thus far not gone up against
any outside track team, and as a con-
sequence there is no sure basis of
judgment. The Stanford sprinters are
mostly unknown quantities, too, which
adds to the difficulties of the would be
prophet.
The team which Coach Faulkner will
turn out on the track tomorrow is
numerically small, but calculated to
consist largely of point getters. 1t is
almost a certainty that the cardinals
will have the advantage of a greater
number of athletes.
The track meet to be held tomorrow
in st. Mary's stadium is one of a series
of contests in track and field events
which the collegians of the Oakland
institution have arranged for in antici-
patton of the meet with Santa Clara
to take place later in the season.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. 24.-The gentle
mems race. carded feature at Moncrief park to-
day, was or less fasco. Ballot Box, the
favorite. ridden by Wright, the medium of
a world of unfavorable criticism. Wright did
not appear to make move until the race was
lost TO Tivolini. Summary
First race. three and half furlongs, selling
New Star s 10 /, won; Abe Attell. 9 to 2 sec
ond; Hawklike, to j. third. Time, IA To-
Second race, six furlongs, selling-Havre 9 to
/, won: Enlist. 30 TO /. second; Horace E. to
., third. Time. 1:16 3-5.
Third race gentlemen's race. one mile and 20
yards. selling-Tivolini. 6 TO ). won: Gramsar
20 to l, second; Ballot Box. to g. third. Time,
/ 30 3-5.
Fourth race one mile. purse-Doctor Holzberg
to 10 won; Royal Captive. 10 to L. second:
Sir Catesby, 16 to ]. third, Time. "a 40.
Fifth race seven furlongs. purse-The Golden
Abrasion. 4 to 1, third Time. 1:30 %.
Sixth race. one and a sixteenth miles, SELL
ing-Mamie Algo to 1. won; Ardrie, 3 TO l.
second: Harry Scott, to l, third. Time,
:J3 Id
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
kErCHEI. SIGNS ARTICLEs

CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-Articles were
signed yesterday by Stanley KetcheI
and Tony Caponi of Chicago for their
fight at Kalamazoo. Mich. March 16.
Both men are to weigh in at $50 pounds
at o'clock in the afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
HEIGHTS
BEATS EVERETT
Purple and Gold Basket Bal
Five Win Game From
Rival School

The purple and gold streamers of the
Pacific Heights school fioated TO VIC
tory yesterday afternoon, when the
basket ball team of that school defeated
their old opponents of the Everett
grammar at the Pastime athletic club
court in the Public Schools athletic
league tournament for The Call trophy.
The following was the lineup and
score.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
ONCE oUTFouGHT woLGAsT

DETROIT, Feb. 24.-EdJie Nelson of
Grand Rapids and Curley Gerhardt of
Detroit fought eight fast rounds TO a
draw at Windsor last night Nelson
once knocked out Ad Wolgast and is
the only man who has performed that
feat
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25

As Bedwell IS acquiring more horses nv the
selling race route, he is compelled to make room
in his barn for the new, comers. He has sold
the notorious old gulker. Don Enrique. to r. f.
Baird and disposed of his recent bad bargain
Angleface, TO ii. NJ Mason. He took Angleface
from c. r. Jones in selling race.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
SIZES FOR Loss OF THUMB

HEMPsTEAD. n. Y Feb 24-De-
claring that his career as a baseoaii
nttcber has been cut short. Earl Proc
tor Of Rockville Center has brought
suit against milling company Of that
nlace for $4,000 because his right
thumb was severed by buzz saw
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25

W. D. Bruce, the British Columbian horseman.
has abandoned the local game after a month $
trial. and will leave in a day or two for trip
to England. He sold his horse. Ben Stone, 10
H. G. Ross yesterday. Track rumor has it that
Bruce was dissatisfied with the work Of Trainer
Logan Denny.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
LEAVE on rRAININe: TRIP

PHILADELPHIA Feb. 24-Thirty
members of the Philadelphia Nationals
left today for Southern Pines, n. c..
for their spring training.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
Juarez Results

JUAREZ. Feb. 24.-Ocean Queen. at TO 1:
won the handicap at seven furlongs by head
at TerraZas park today. Meadow, the favOrite,
was second. Summary:
6267, FIRST RACE-Seven furlongs; selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-1-Gibson. 104 tBeneseotenl ................ l
5-2-Himaaya, 112 (Ricel ............-.-...- ,
7-1-Vohoome. los (McCahey) ............-
Time. 1:25 2-5. Rubiola, Fred Mulhollsnd,
Tom Franks, Camera. Billy Taylor. also ran.
62ss. SECOND RACE-Fiye and a half fur
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
5-1-Flying Pearl, 110 (Molesworthl ......-.. l
6-1-Reuben. 107 (Garnerl ...---.....-----.--
Slider. 112 (Smithl ...-..-.-----...-.-.. 3
Time. 1907 %, Valley Stream, Dick vestaI,
c. ]. Cox. Regards, Emmerke. Myrtle Dixon.
Dandy Dancer. Uncle Walter Lillian Ray, also
62ss. THIRD RACE-Three and half fur
6Sss Longs ys 2 year udass4 olds -. ,oo.o- n,
15-1-Iwalani. 10T q. WILSON,. -....-..--..
9-1-Msry Rudd Io7 tMeCahey). ........... >
s-1-Little Dick. no O,owel ........-..... 5
Time. al % Kinfolks, Brave Withers Solid
$500 FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin:
41-ocean Queen, "a (Benescoten) .........-
1I-5-Meadow, l22 Rice ;-..-.....- 2
Time. 1925. Lady Esther also ran.
629l. FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs; selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
6-5-Hidden Hand. I06 (Garner) ............
13-l-Lady. Adelaide. es q. WILSON, ).......- 2
15-1-Hardlyson. 81 (Benescoten) .--.--...--.
Time. liz As. Calves. B. J. Swanner. Judge
shsogrdtssll Deuce. Albion H. also ran
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
10-1-Miss yigilant. 1O2 (Joues) ,....-....
S-5-Pelleas, 104 (Garnerl -.-.-...-..-.---.... 2
1o-1-Prince of CASTLE. 1OI NIolesworth) =. 3
Guyton Associate, Mauretania, The Slicker,
also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25

Toctev Kennedy who rode for Wainwright At
F,,s-ez has reached Emeryville and VIII ride as
: go lance until the Kentucky meetings open
us viii probably make his first appearance To-
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
PACIFIC HEIGHTS

The Fairmount and Franklin schools
will meet at the Pastime athletic club
at o'clock this afternoon for The Call
trophy and at the same time the John
SWEET school will meet the BergerOt
five in the 95 pound class at the Co
lumbia Park Boys club.
The 95 pound basket ball teams OF
the John SWEET and Spring Valley
grammar schools met yesterday after
noon in a nOnleague game and the for
mer was returned a winner by the
score of Is to IS. The teams lined up
as follows.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25

The Cub basket hall team of the
Y. NJ. c. A. defeated the KalOi club of
East Oakland at the Y. NJ. c. A. gym
Wednesday night by a score of 36 to 15-
The lineup of the Cubs was as follows:
Stedham. Dray. forwards; Freed. center;
Spidel and Hildebrant, guards The
Cubs have recently elected Charles
Spidel manager of the team Spidel.
who formerly played with the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania basket ball team,
will coach the team for the P. A. A.
tournament. The Cubs would like 70
arrange a series of games with teams
averaging 130 to 135 pounds in the
bay counties or in the city. Managers
wishing games address Charles Spidel.
1920 Geary street. San Francisco The
SpaTtans. Belmont school. or the Uni
versity of California; 13Q pound teams
are preferred.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
MEETINGs-LegaI

MEETINGS-Legai
The annual meeting OF the stock holders OF
PAAUHAU SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY
will be held on SATURDAY. MARCH s. 1910.
at the hour Of IL O'Clock a. m. ar the office
OF the company. 26S Market street. room 21O.
San Francisco. Cal. for the purpose OF elect
ing directors for the ensuing year and for
the consideration aud transaction OF such
other business may come before the meet
ing Transfer books will close on WEDNES-
DAY February %. 1910. at the hour o. 5
o'clock D. N. BY ORDER OF The PRES
IDENT- H W. THOMAS. Secretary
HAKAIAU PLANTATION COMPANY viii be
held on WEDNESDAY. MARCH 2. 1910. ae
the hour OF IL O'Clock a. N. at the office OF
the company. 26s Market st. troom 210l. San
Francisco. Cal. for the purpose Of eiecting d.
rect0rs for the ensuing year and for the con-
alteration and transaction Of such other busl-
ness as may come before the meeting Trans
fer books will close on Saturday. February ID.
1910 at the hour OF II o'clock N BY o.
DER OF THE PRESIDENT.
II. w. THOMAS. Secretary.
Dated February Is. 1910
Continued ON Next PaE8
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25

Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25

Hampa y Of the
H Mex two
nne giaS ss Others hang saay
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Continued ON Next Page
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25

JUAREZ Feb. 24-Ocean Queen. at TO 1.
won the handicap at seven furlonss by a head
at Terrazas park today. Meadow, the fav0rite,
was second. Summary
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
The Calls Form Chart of Races at Emeryyille

post 2H minutes. on at 1:4s15. Descendant, 10
how: North show. Winner eh. g. by Tanzmeister-
art good Won ridden out Second and third same
; B abe Neely O. Descendant forged into winning
5 held his company safe Basel plodded along and
KID North the contender the stretch. tired fast
Ocean View ran out after Strengthening away for
e be fore start and was never in it
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