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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-07-21
BUDD DODLE, THE
NOTED RE|NSMAN,
IN A NEW ROLE
Will Develop Cali
fOrnia Horses.
TO BE SOLD IN THE EAST
ESTABLISHES HEADQUARTERS
AT GILROY TRACK.
Twenty-Eight Trotters and PAGERS,
Purchased From A. B. Spreckels,
the Material Upon Which
He Will Work.
TO BE SOLD IN THE EAST
ESTABLISHES HEADQUARTERS
AT GILROY TRACK.

Budd Doble, the most widely known
trotting- horse driver in the world, has
embarked in a venture which will be
watched with interest by all persons in
terested in horses. and especially by all
CaIifornians. He has purchased from A.
B. Spreckels twenty-eight head of horses,
including trotters and PAGERS.
These he will develop according to his
own methods and will fit them for the
Eastern market The best will naturally
find their way to the tracks, while the
others will make excellent road horses
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Dogs-First, r. B. Fithian's Pat, by
Bonny Bulge, eX Defender.
Bitches-F'irst w. r. Murphy's Orange
dale Babe, by Lornita Patchin, ex Lor-
nita Ida.
Pomeranian novice. dogs and bitches
First, f. A Hamsch's Roly Poly.
Japanese spaniels. novice. dogs and
bitches-First, Mrs. F. a. Hansen Japie.
Dogs and bitches-F'irst Mrs. Hamsch's
Japie; second. William Othouts Fugi Sam.
Dachshunds. novice bitches-First, a.
D Martins Waldine.
Dogs-A. D. Martins Rex NJ.
Mfscellaneous-FiTst, William Othouts
Chip Chihuahua dog Ito by Don Juan de
Chihuahua eX Juanita.
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ROYAL BARON
WINS THE RICH
TROTT|NG STAKE
Captures Ten T hou-
sand Purse.
CLOSE OF A GREAT CONTEST
SOME MAGNIFICENT RACING
AT DETROIT.
In the First Heat of the 2:OS Trot
The Abbot Lowers the Seasons
Record From 2:1O
to 2:07 1-2.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

DETROIT, Mich, July 2O.-Again the
unexpected happened in the Merchants
and Manufacturers $4,000 trotting stake
This afternoon Royal Baron, a COMPARE
tive outsider, became the winner of the
rich prize But it was not won without
effort, for never was there a finer struggle
in a horse race than the one put up by
King Mond. who won two of the heats
and finished second in the other five.
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ON OTHER EASTERN TRACKS.
Prejudice Wins the Distaff Stake at
Brighton Beach.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-There were two
stakes and a special sweepetake on the card
to-day at Brighton Beach; and they drew a
large crowd to the track. For the Distaff Fond
Hopes odds-on favorite. Jugglery went
TO the front at the start and there to the
stretch, where Prejudice went out and won
easily. In the Babylon stakes A was the
favorite but could do better than fourth.
Sky Scraper and ST. Clair made all the run
ming head and head and they kept that way
all through the race, being heads apart at the
finish in drive. The sweepstakes was between
Maribert and Montanic with the latter pro-
hibitive favorite. Martbert, however, won in a
common gallOp by a couple OF lengths Re
suits:
Five furlongs seIlng-Her Ladyship won,
Wildwood second, Smoke third. Time, 1:01 1-5.
One mile-Cambrian won, Charentus second,
Grey Jacques third. Time. 1:41.
The Distaf, five and half furlongs-Preju-
dice won. Jugglery second, Laureate third.
Time, los 3-5.
The Babylon. selling. seven furlongs-sky
Scraper won. st. Clair second, Roysterer third.
Time, 1:27 Is
Six furlongs-Prince of Melbourne won,
Plucky second. Shoreham third. Time. Ills 10.
Six furlongs-Maribert won, Montanic second.
Time. 1:15 20.
One and sixteenth miles, selling-Dan Rice
won Leando second, Passaic third Time,
1:49 3-5.
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J. D. Redding Arrives.

Joseph D. Redding arrived in the city
from New York night before last and
went to Meeker's Grove yesterday to at
tend the midsummer high jlnks OF the
Bohemian Club. He will sojourn in Cali
fornia for two weeks
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Kentucky Union and Monterey ais

was third. Kentucky Union and Monterey also
started.
Pacing, 2:15 class, purse $1,000 Cunhnishedl,
Hontas Crooke won the second heat in 200,
Nerva Patchen the first heat in EOS The
Maid won the third heat in 2:0S12. Wtltraby,
Roam Dick, Star Hal. Blaze Boy, Maronial,
Sweet Violet, Rosa L., Macmillan. Walnut
Lad Bay Leaf. Gypsy Red Johnny G, Lolita
Gyp Walnut. Daisy H. Pat Hugo, Lady Prince
and SCapegoat also started
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Royal Baron is a sfx-year-old bay horse.
bred by Colonel Stoner of Kentucky, and
is the property of n W. Hubinger OF
New Haven He was nominated for the
race by A. J. Haus Of Johnstown Pa.
deceased, from whose estate Mr.. Hub
niger purchased him. Up to yesterday
when he won one NJ. and NJ. heat in 2:l414
his best mark was 2:23A.
To top off an afternoon of magnificent
racing in the first heat of the 2:OS trot
The Abbot lowered the seasons trotting
record from 2:10, made by Surpol on Tues
day. to 2:0712.
The first money won by Royal Baron
amounts to $3.50. A $1,000 consolation will
be trotted Saturday.
When the Merchants and Manufacture
ers' stake was called at 1926 o'clock the
four heat winners of yesterday and three
less fortunate horses faced Starter Hayt.
After scoring for the fifth time they We're
given the word and King Mond went out
in front and stayed there, winning all the
WAY although Success was always close
enough to be dangerous. Before the next
heat all but the four heat winners were
Withdrawn. Just as they We're sent away
King Mond broke and before he got down
the others obtained a good lead. The
Queen cut out the going until they turned
into the last quarter, when Royal Baron
came with a rush, took the lead and held
it, finishing a half-length in front or King
Mond, who had again caught the bunch
Despite his having broken, KING mona
kept in front in the final heat from the
first eighth to the three-quarters, when
Royal Barons rush again came into evil
dence and landed him under the wire a
head to the good. Amid the cheers of
more than 5000 people present the winner
was led away covered with beautiful
blanket of flowers.
The final heat of the 2:07 class pace, I'M
finished last night, was won in the fast
time Of 2:07A by Sherman Clay Bel Esprit
in the 2:07 trot had no trouble in winning.
Edith w lost the first heat of the 2: IL
pace TO Fanny billiard, but after that she
The Abbot was favorite in the fast trot-
ting class, and justified his selection:
Geers captured the first heat with one of
his famous drives in the stretch. When
The Abbot broke before the first eighth
/ in the next heat it put him out for the
time being. but in the last two he was as
| steady as clockwork and won both. Geers
! afterward explained that Kentucky
! Unions sulky had bumped into him.
! After three heats Of the 2:15 pace had
gone to three different horses the judges
! postponed it until tomorrow on account
| of darkness. Summaries:
Merchants and Manufacturers $4,000 stake,
| for 2;24 class trotters unfinished from yester-
! day:
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Pears

To keep the skin clean
is to wash the exeretions
from it off; the skin takes
care of itself inside, if not
blocked outside.
To wash it often and
dean, without doing any
sort Of violence to it. re-
quires a most gentle soap,
a soap with no free al
kali in it.
Pears, the soap that
clears but not excoriates.
ALI sorts of stores cell it, especially
druggists; all sorts of people use it.
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ST. LOUIS. July 20.-Track fast and dusty.
Results:
Selling six furlongs-Fourth Ward Won Hill
Billy second, Lady Osborne third Time, 1:15i2.
Six and half furIongs-Allevtate won,
Guide Rock second. Sly third Time, 1:22ls.
Selling. two-year-ods. six ADMINISTRATIONS
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o
Granite b. g. (Foote) ..........Dis.
Time, 2;1514, 2:11%4. 2:lo11, 2:12A, 2:10h, 2:12h
Facing. 2O7 class purse $4,000 Unfinished yes,
terday) Sherman Clay won second, third and
fifth heats Time 2:07A. 2:OG1z 2:07A. Pearl
Onward won the fourth heat in 2:07h and
was second. Egosen won the first heat in
2:OSl4 and was third. Miss Logan Lady Of the
Scribner and Royal r. Sheldon also started.
Trotting 1927 class, purse 1920, Bel Esprit
won first and second heats Time. 2:1232. 2:l219.
Derby Lass was second. and Black Robert
third. Cornelia Belle, David Harum, McAdams,
Lady Ethelyn, Princess Pluck, Fitzhugh Lee
Lasso, Edwin Winters. Hopper Grass, Bert
Herr Lou M, Quetzei and Kerolite also
started. -
second and third heats. Time. 2:06h, 2:07A.
Fanny billiard won the first heat in 2osA and
was second. Little Frank was third. VIII
Leyburn, Lord Rosebery, Harry Omer, Donogh,
Golden Prince, White Hose FairyieW, You
Bet Lily OF the Valley, Harry c., Darrell The
Airship, Laverna, Miss Margaret and Miss
Wayne also started. - -
Trotting. 2:0S class. purse $1,000, The Abbot
won first, third and fourth heats. Time. 2;o71A,
2:09 2:l0&. Matte Patterson won the second
heat in 2:oe1s, and, was second. John Nolan
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ST LOUIS Jul,

One and a sixteenth miles selling-Dan Rice
won. Leando second, Passaic third. Time,
a
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selling, seven furlongs-Sky
Clair second. Roysterer third.
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DEWEY GREETED by VETERANS
The Admiral Visits the United states
Nnlfii ers- Home.

Washington. Get. S.-Admiral Dewey
received an ovation yesterday at the
lnlted States soldiers home about
twenty miles beyond the city limits.
lie drove out there during the after
noon and Gen Euggles. the governor
OF the home, introduced him to the
veterans. The admiral told the veter-
ans in brief speech that he had never
learned 10 appreciate the true valor
ana the noble qualities Of the Amer
lean soldiers until he had seen them
nght In the Philippines. He had moth
ing but the highest esteem. he said. for
the American soldiers. and would al
ways treasure their friendship. A del
egation OF citizens from Atlanta, Ca,
arrived here and will formally invite
Admiral Dewey and Lieut.. Brumby to
reception which the city seeks to
give them at any date the two men
will name.
ne party is headed by the mayor,
D. y. Woodward. Lieut.. Brumby was
porn within few miles of Atlanta and
h'ed In the Georgian capital many
years. a handsome sword will be pre-
sehted by the Georgians to the flag
lieutenant and they are anxious that
me admiral shall come with him.
Nhlie the date is left to meet the con-
'ehience OF the two, it is likely to be
some time this month. Admiral Dewey
VIII not leave Washington until Mon
day, as originally planned Before his
departure he will return to Mrs. Nc
hean the possession of his residence,
Whlch he has been occupying by her
courtesy. He had engaged a suite of
rooms In an apartment house where he
formerly resided. 1t is a few blocks
peyohd the Metropolitan club. and he
VIII go there on his return from New
England in about ten days.
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PATENTS.
List of Patents I.sucd Ina, yyoor, o..

iollerl lterDerg, Hendrum. Mimi.
lorseshoelng rack; Charles w. Kauff-
man, DeadwoOd. S. d.. attachment for
Wheeibalrows; John Lung. Nelson.
Mihn, mailing machine; Gilbert :.
Strom. White Rock. Mimi, machine fer
welding and shaping plowshares; Ho-
alto X. SwartzwOod Tracy. Mimi
sash holder; Henry c. Lobeck, Lake
City. Mimi. tub and dashboard clamp
designo Charles II Wilson, Chester,
Vim, wire stretcher
Merwin, Lothrop q Johnson Patent Attor.
aeys. Oil & 9l2 Pioneer Press Bldg. 81 pau
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ronIon oct. S.-There was almost q
.,,,,rIote dearth of news from South
africa Yesterday. The few dispatches
.o,eived recording military move
nonts at various points, all tend to
onfrm the belief that President
Errger will restrain any forward
o,ovpnent by the Beers unless they
arc fired upon or war is actually de-
cared ,
If is now practically declared that
,orliament will meet Oct. II. Re
,aryes will be ordered out to bring UP
n war strength the regiments that
,ro 70 hold themselves in readiness for
.ervices in South Africa. or about one
sixth of the reserves. The Daily News
asserts that a new army corps will be
nobilZed to-day. \ dispatch from
uofeking announces that Command
ant Cronie, of the Boer' forces, has
heen promoted to the rank of COM
nander and is massing 1000 Beers
near Ramthalaba, north Of Mafcking.
Henry Escombe. formerly premier of
Natal. is going TO Pretoria in the in
trests Of peace.
II. NJ. S. philomel suddenly left Dur
,an Yesterday for Delagoa bay.
The Daily Chronicles Rome CORE
.pondent says that the British govern
rent has applied TO Signor Marconi
with a view OF employing his system
If wireless telegraphy in the Trans
gaal campaign.
london. Oct S.-The Cape Town cor
respondent of the Daily Mail says:
a sensation has been caused here
bv the report that the Free State gov
ornn.ent has confiscated 500 tons Of
,Oal belonging to the Cape government
which was traversing the Free State.
such a seizure would naturally be re-
gar,ed as an act of war. j. w. Sauer,
he commissioner of public works.
when questioned in the assembly re-
yardng the matter. professed igno-
rance, bur l learn the report was tel
agraphed 10 the Cape ministry early
n the day. I learn that the Trans
caarS threat TO put British subjects
over the border would necessitate the
withdrawal of Conyngham Green.
Some excitement is occasioned by the
report that a large number of British
troops are to be landed here instead of
Durham. This is taken TO signify that
the Transvaal will he invaded from
the west and not from Natal"
Natives in q Panic.
Johannesburg, Oct. S.-Thousands OF
natives have invaded the town and
the authorities have decided to march
them under escort out of the country.
Last night two natives entered cloth
lng store kept by n Jew and stabbed
the proprietor in the neck. severing
his windpipe. Two Jewish storekeep
ers III the East rand have been muir
1eled by natives and the kaffirs are
raiding all the places where they think
hquor is stored. The war commission,
acting under the governments instruc-
lions, will issue advice to storekeepers
10 remove the barricades they have
created on the ground that the govern
lnents guarantee of protection ought
To be sufficient.
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Read the Advertisements.

You will enjoy this publication much
better if you will get into the habit of
reading the advertisements; they will
afford Il mo amusing study, aud will
put you in the way of getting some eX-
cellent bargains. Our advertisers are
reliable; they send what they adver-
tiSe.
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K3l)GERHOLDS BACK
49,, RESTRAIN ANY FORWARD
MOVEMENT BY BOERs.

Taos Fired Upon or war Is Ac-
,yoyy Decentralization VIII
Meet oct. ~ Reserves VIII lie
ordered out to Bring Regiments
ID to War strength-Rep"rt That
a.. Free state Has COnfiscated
,no rous of Coal Belonging to the
cra Government Which Was
r.ovcrsing the Free state.
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Grent Resemblance.

There is more kinship between po-
etry and science than one would think :"
That's a fact Both of them seem to
consist mainly in piling up & lot Of
phrases that nobody can understand"
indianapolis Journal.
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Pull, Boys, Pull.

IVAN av thase swingin' dures wild
push, on tn outsoide an pull on tn
nsoide, remoind me av politics." said
The janitor, philosophically. Eye made
push until We git inSoide an thin iy
erytting is pull '"-Chcago News.
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FOR The FAMILY.

"I take pleasure In praislng
your valuable remedy CAJCARLTS.
] and my whole family received relief
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Palm drove Ave-. McKeesport, Pa
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Kansas City, Oct. S.-The oil house,
tanning room and one feeb cooler at
the Schwartzschild e. Sulzberger pack
ing plant at ArmOurdale, Kan. were
destroyed by fire which started in the
oIi house. The loss Is estimated ut
sloO,OU; fully insured. The main
buildings We're MT damaged and the
pant has not stopped work.
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$500 PER WEEK,

We will pay a salary of $500 per week an
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FOR PILES.

~ sunercd tlc torfures OF
the damned With pr9tru u;g piil ts
which I was afflicted for twenIy
years. Iran across your Case AItETj
In the town of Novel;, Ia, and never
found any thing to equal them. To.
day am entirely free from pilos and
feel Ike q new man." G. ii. EEiTz,
vltI Innps ST Sioux CITY In.
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The man who will not marry until he
finds Il woman who thinks before she
speaks, may remain a bachelor all his
days.
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FOR CHILDREN.

81 shall! never be without
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There's probably no success so sweet
rs that achieved by acting contrary to
he advice of our knowing friends.
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address is Lynn, Mass. Absolutely no
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seven years and would surely have died
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q" 1t is with pleasure | now write to inform
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THE GRIP CURE THAT DOES CURE

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets removes
the cause that produces La Grippe. T.. w
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LeisureI-.

DO you think of going to war with
Great Britain?'
NO" answered Dom Paul, Il see no
need Of troubling ourselves. We can
stay here quietly and let Great Britain
bring il To us. Washington Star.
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1NVERY woman suffering from any female trouble be
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FOR CONSTIPATION.

al have gone Ia days at q time
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AYLAER l.. HUNT,
1889 Russell ST., Detroit. Mich
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F0R BRb BREATH.

have. been Using CASCh-
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Ny daughter anc were bothered
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lis7 Rittenhouse ST., Cincinnati, ohio.
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SAFE
COUNSEL.
FOR SHCN
WONgEW

leucorrhea. had a continue
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1921 Callowhill ST., Phila-
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FOR HEADACHE,

sBOth my wife ard myself
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eucorrhcea had continual pain IN abdomen Sometimes
could not walk the floor for three four
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Ciass.

Class.
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nd overcome
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y years the
ose sleeping
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rs.-Chicago
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FGR LAZY LIVER.

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Philahalnhia Pa
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a great
t. which
fowls TO
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months trial of Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound can
say enough in praise for it. was a very woman
with womb trouble when began its use now am WE'LL"
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