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Results at San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 20-Oakland,
weather clear, track clear.
First race, three-quarters mile, selling
Kildoe, 90, L. Jackson, to 1, won; Ned
Dennis, ITO, Birlzenruth, 8 to l, second;
Loyal s, 10S, Conley, Is to l, third. Time.
Iii Silver Fizz, Berendor, Mamie,
George Clark, Clarando, Legal Maxim,
Bagdad, Panimint, Montana Peeress also
ran.
Second race, mile and sixteenth, sell
ing-Royal Rogue, ia, Ransch, to 10,
won; Lass. of Langdon, III, j. Mathews,
10 to !, second; Dwightway, ia, Conley,
10 to /, third. Time, l:09. Derby Winner,
Chandoo, Catholic, Gladiator, Flatterer
also ran.
Third race, seven-sixteenth mile, selling,
two-year- olds-Alzona, rs, Turner, to 5,
won, Ora Viva, 118, Birkenruth, 4 to L,
second; Bon Ami, 118, Hoar, 10 to 1, third.
Time, "A. Delsigno, Trim also ran.
Fourth race, three-quarters mile, sell
ing-Duckey, 104, L. Jackson, to won;
February, 81, Stuart, to l. second; School
for Scandal 102, Ransch, 3 to l, third.
Time, lila. Afghan, Jerid, Botany, Col
den Cottage, Quadra, Arion also ran.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth-Hor-
ton, ITO, Ransch, 22 to l, won; Jim Hale,
107, Foucor, to l, second; Black Dick,
10S, Birkenruth, 2 to l, third Time, !: 80
Galanthus, Mac Gyle ran.
Sixth race, three-quarters mile, selling
Quiet, 101 L. Daily to l, won; Miss Mae
Day, 112, Troxler, Il to l, second; John
Roggs, ITO, Howson, II to l, third Time,
1:16. st. Phillippa, Our Lizzie, Educate
Dollie Wenthoff, Marshall Neil, Colonial
Girl, Ada N, Parsifal, BerBato also ran.
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dollars day. The British jobbers soon
realized that they must effect a more
perfect opposition to the Invaders" II
they hoped to succeed, and finally organ
lied the Imperial company, composed OF
thirteen of the biggest British jObber5
and manufacturers, including the firm Of
Salmon & Glucksteln. the largest i'm ain
Europe. The Imperial company an
nounced to the trade a few days since
that it would distribute bonuses to such
trade as would agree not to handle Amer
lean goods, and the action OF the Amer
lean company. noted above, is the retort
The American company's stupendous Of
fer so far OvershadOws the ImperiaTs
that there is little wonder the British are
surprised at it, but it is one of the char
acteristic ways the American has Of fight
ing it's battles.
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BROAD AND ATTELL DRAW
CALIFORNIAN SUCCESSFULLY STOPS
AGGRESSIVE FIGHTING.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Mar III 2O.-Kid Broad.
Of Cleveland, Ohias and '.Abe" Attel, of
San Francisco, fought fifteen rounds to a
draw before the West End Athletic club
tonight Broad was the aggressor
throughout, his bulldog style availing
him nothing as against the extreme cley-
erness of the California fighter.
Broad strove with might and main to
land knockout blow In every round, but
his efforts were futile. Attell either block
ing his leads or getting inside of them,
and at times fighting back viciously in
Broads own style. Attell used a left jab
to the face which Broad could not eyade
but the latter broke even by his good
fighting in the clinches with one arm free.
The men were announced to go on at
126 pounds, but it was plainly evident
that Attell was several pounds below and
Broad several pounds above that figure.
Dave" Nelson refereed the bout and his
ruling was popular.
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PRIZES FOR JILrED MAIDS.

Are American girls better equipped for
securing husbands than the young wo-
men Of foreign countries? Or would
the American spinster resent Interior
ence with her lot? Or hasn't the coun-
try walked up to the fact that with a
certain amount of discreet assistance the
institution of marriage might flourish
even more happily than it does?
At all events, America is far behind
other countries in providing funds from
which matrimonial prizes may be drawn
In Germany, for instance, they are
almost embarrassingly generous in this
regard In the town of Haschmann.
Tor instance, certain financier, realizing
that beauty is an attraction hard to
overcome, has provided that out of the
income of fund not less than $50 shall
60 to the ugliest girl who may be mar
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-21
.opts Plain American

the disease. but that these latest deveI-
opments on American lines, are so eX-
traordinary that they may possibly at
some future time, require extraordinary
remedies.
The Daily News says that expensive 10
bacco, which will be the final outcome
Of the struggle, may not be a serious
saries Of life, continues the News. which
would be a grave thing. to say nothing
of the possible political corruption which
has been one Of the trust systems i'm the
United States.
The Daily Mail thinks the Imperial To-
bacco company has been out-maneuvered
1T showed its hand too soon and was
therefore, easily outbid," says this pa
per.
Mr.. Waters, the chairman of Ogden's
Gimited), says that J. 3. Duke. the head
Of the American tobacco combination. is
not responsible for the circular. which
was issued solely by the directorate Ct
Ogden's Qimitcd)
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company Che British tobacco combine)
had issued a circular offering large bon
uses to its customers. who would under
take not to sell American goods for a
term Of years.
This is the American reply to the I'M
perfal Tobacco company's attempt to boy
colt American goods.
In a circular Ogdens Qimited) point out
that the Imperial Tobacco company's Of
fer to distribute a bonus amounting to
G5eOO0 cannot be compared with the
bonus the retailers will receive If they
continue to trade with the American
amalgamation.
The American Tobacco company's bonus
scheme is the sensation OF the day in the
tobacco world Of Great Britain
Unparalleled, ''stupendous," 'amaz-
ing" are few of the adjectives applied
to this bombshell The anti-monopoly
role assumed by the American side had
brought them the adherence of a number
of influential retailers who were opposed
to the Imperial Tobacco cornpany's boy
colt, and already one firm, owning many
stores in the metropolis, has posted no
tees of its refusal to exclude American
goods 1t also made known it's intention
to discontinue selling Imperial brands.
Some months since the American To-
bacco company, known as the American
trust made an effort to introduce its
goods into England on more extensive
scale than had previously been done The
British jobbers became alarmd at what
they calld the American INVASION" and
appealed to the retailers to Stand by
British goods" giving them the assur-
ance that If they did so the jobbers would
in turn stand by them The American
company began spending money for ad-
vertising, occupying entire pages in lead
ing papers, and spending thousands of
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Can,t BE Good Always.

This occurred at White house elmer
not long ago, when Senator TllIman was
present Mr.. Tillman sat between the
wives Of two leading senators on the Re-
publican side, one of whom remarked:
Now, senator, are you going to be good
this winter"
IF keep from getting mad" was his
reply
Both women, with marked solemnity,
proceeded to attack him and everything
he said, just as If it was a running de-
bate on the floor of the senate. This
went on for some time, much to the en-
joyment Of the other guests sitting by.
Suddenly the senator broke In:
Now, enjoy this. take It in the spir-
it IN which it is sent, and you could keep
this up for hours and would never get
mad. But up in the senate 1t Is diff
ferent. They get me all narrowed I'D
and it is impossible to be good. New
York World.
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LONDON. March m.-The comment N
the papers this morning on the startling
development in the tobacco struggle is
mainly confined TO the serious effect os
the introduction of American methods i'm
Great britain
The DAILY Chronicle in an editorial
refers to the appeal OF the Canadian
manufacturers for legislative interfer-
ence against the American tobacco COM
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STRODEL is AFTER JOSS
CHARGED WITH OBTAINING MONEY
UNDER FALSE PRETENSES.

TOLEDO, Ohio. March 2O.-Addae Joss,
the crack pitcher Of the Toledo team last
year. who accepted advance money and
signed with Manager Strobel to play
ere this year, appears to be a wholesale
jumper. Brooklyn claims to have a con-
tract with him, and now Manager Ar
mour, after a trip to Joss home, has tied
him up with another contract. Joss Is in
Cleveland preparing to go South with the
team for practice Action will be brought
against him at once by the Toledo man
agement on the charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses
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WILL ASK CITY COUNCIL
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Is HAVING
HARD TIME ENTERING SIT. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 2O-The regusal
of Mayor Wells to sign the permit for the
erection of a wooden grand stand at At
letic park has placed the American league
club at st. Louis in a serious predica-
ment, which the introduction of a bill
into the city council last night will, it is
expected, relieve.
In the ordinary run Of affairs it will re-
quire at least several weeks for the Or
dirance to pass. This delay will how
ever, prevent the erection of a grand
stand in time for the opening date, April
20 The only alternative left for the club
VIII be to make. use of the present grand
stand or postpone the opening Of the sea-
son here.
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dor Choate has transmitted to the state
department copy of a circular. sent to
the United States. embassy by the chief
secretary to the lord lieutenant of Ire
lah0, relative to proposed rowing race
at Cork in connection with the exhibit
qon which VIII be held in that city in
July next The lord chief justice has
be open to all amateurs of all nations
and it is desired that publicity be given
the project in the United States.
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WILL ENTHRALL INTEREST.
Englishmen Want Morgan to Brin z
Columbia to European Waters

LONDON, March 20-The Yachting
World enthusiastically halls the sugges-
tion that J. Pierpont Morgan may race
the Columbia in European waters as be-
ing a, business-like and sporting decision
thrall public interest as a series of
matches between the famous cup defend
er and one of the Shamrocks, preferably
Shamrock I. The paper adds:
One great advantage of such a series
sailed in British waters would be to set
tie in a measure the vexed question
whether in races off Sandy Hook, the
British challenger must always sail to
some disadvantage, and it would also
decide another debatable point, which
has much exercised the MINDS of yachts
men since the two Shamrocks sailed
whether with her altered sail plans the
old boat is a much faster vessel than
when she made her famous bid for the
Gun.
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GIVES BACK PROFIT
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY SUR
PRISES CUSTOMERS IN
ENGLAND
BESIDE OFFERS THEM A BONUS
This Is the Plan Taken to Fight Pro
posed Boycott on American
Product by the British
Monopoly.
BESIDE OFFERS THEM A BONUS

LONDON. March 20.-Ogdens (Imited)
as the local representative Of the Amer
lean Tobacco company, today gave notice
of their intention to give their entire net
profit and 100000 yearly for the next
four years as a bonus to their customers.
AS cabled to the Associated Press from
London March IS, the Imperial Tobacco
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-21
Preparing Sidney Lucas.

WASHINGTON, March 2u.-SIdner Luz
cas-, who won the American Derby in
1900, and with it many thousands of dol
lars for his owners, Thompson brothers,
Tompkins, and will be prepared for the
seasons racing. r. s. Thompson one Of
the horses owners, has just returned
from Europe and expects to gather a
stable for the seasons campaign. -Thomp-
son intends to go to the Washington Park
meeting at Chicago
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-21
WYOMING CHAMPION WON.
Defeats McCune in the Continuous
Pool Championship Tournament

were played today in the professional
continuous pool championship tourna-
ment in Brooklyn. In the first of the
afternoon games Charles Weston, the
Wyoming cowboy champion, defeated
William Z. McCune by a score of 125 to
Il Westons high scores were "a, "a, and
McCune's Is and IS. The second game
OF the afternoon resulted in victory for
irving Long, of Nashville. Tenn who
defeated z. Fl. Walsh. OF New York. by
a score of 125 to Ia. This game was re-
plete with brilliant plays on both sides.
Long having runs of "a and 10 against IS
and Is for the local player
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COPPERS WILL SHOOT.
Chicago and ST. Louis Officers Will
blaze Away at TARGETS.

CHICAGO, March 20.-Marksmen of the
Chicago and st. Louis police departments
will meet in an intercity revolver shooting
contest. by telegraph. on Friday, May. z
The date was decided on after a meeting
yesterday afternoon between Capts. L.
j. Ford and Roemer, administers of the
Chicago and ST. Louis departments, re-
spectively.
Some time ago the st. Louis police sent
challenge 70 the local bluecOats for a
match which was Immediately accepted
The conditions drawn Up by the two de-
can't f Roemer came 70 Ghca 9 TO arranga
mutual rules. and conditions were agreed
upon,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-21
ALTER SWIMMING RECORDS.
j. Scott Leary and Howard Brewer
Set New Marks

SAN FRANCISCO. March 20-J. SCOT
Leary and Howard F. Brewer, the crack
swimmers of the Olympic Athletic club,
set several new American records last
night. Leary swan 10 yards in 1 min
ute and 10 seconds, the record being
minute % rs seconds held by H H
Reeder. Leary covered 135 yards in l
ord being 40, held by J. H. Taylor
Brewer reduced the 660-yard record Of
1887 As, held by Otto Wahle, to 9:41. He
continued on to the S4O-yard mark COW
ering the distance in 1924. In this he
lowered his own record of 1910 rs.
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MEMPHIS, March 2O-George C. Ben
his great three-year-oId Abe Frank. The
offer, it is claimed, came from Tichenor
& Co. 1t is reported that Mr.. Bennett
turned down another big offer today for
the colt, believed to have been made for
John A. Drake, the millionaire turfman
Of Chicago. Mr.. Bennett said that he
would not take less than $4,000 for the
horse
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$50 to ca1iforn1a nna Retn,,,

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sell tickets April 1927, May 27-June 5.
with morning sleeper from MinnespoHs
making direct connection with through
trains at Omaha and Kansas Civ For
full Information call on w. L. Hathaway.
G. L. A, No. / Wash. Ave. So. Mime.
apolis, or F. P. Rutherford, G. I A 39S
Robert ST., ST. Paul
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STAND WILL BE FIREPRooF.
League Will Build Real
BAH Park i'm ST. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 2O.-According
10 Ian johnson, president of the Amer
stand at Athletic Park, e-proof struc-
ture, will be completed April %, the date
OF the opening of the local American
league season. The letting of the con-
stand will result in the issuance of a
permit, denied for the wooden structure.
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BASEBALL SQUAD REDUCED.
Candidate List for Princeton Team
Is Cut TO Twenty-FOur.

PRINCETON, N. J., March 2O.-Prince-
morning to twenty-four. This is the last
reduction that will be- made Those retain
ed were: Green, catcher; Newman,
Stevens, Underhilk and Kafer, pitchers;
Pearson, McClave, Langdon, Meier, Shelf
field, Roys, Clark, Forsythe, Preston,
Purnell, Sousa Delaney and Wells, in
fielders, and Brown, Amelie, Gosgrove,
Davis, Denison and Freeman, outfelders.
The opening game will be with Rutgers
here on Saturday.
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ETRURIA PASSENGERS SAFE.

SOUTHAMPTON. March 20-The royal
mail steamer Elbe arrived here today
from the AZore islands, having on board
the passengers Of the disabled Cunard
line steamer Etruria
The Etruria S malls Will be delivered
today. They were postmarked a month
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Rest VIII Coach Purdue

LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 2O.-Charles
selected as head coach of the Purdue
football eleven for next fall. His selec-
ton was ratified by the directors of Pur-
due Athletic association today.
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DISPLAY OLD-TIME FORM.
American Jockeys Take First Two
Events at LiYerpOOl Spring Nicer.

Events at Liverpool Spring Meet.
LONEON, March 20-The American
Jockeys started at the Liverpool meeting
today with some display of their old
form. They took the first two races. The
initial event, private sweepstakes, was
won by Olivia, in which Maher had the
mount.
The Molineaux stakes went to the Gold
en- Wings colt, ridden by "Skeets'' Mar
tin.
Simcny won the Union Jack stakes,
Chiero (Henry Spencer, the American
jockey, came in second, and Morganatic
(Maher), finished third. This was the
first race in England in which Spencer
has had a mount.
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PEORIA NOT ANXIOUS.
Illinois Town Is Not Shouting for
Place in Western League.

PEORIA, ILL.,, March 20-A meeting or
the stockholders of the Peoria baseball
team of the Western league was held last
night, but nothing was accomplished. The
company is still short $500 Of the amount
accompany President Whitfield and as
sist him in completing the organization.
President Van Brunt, of the st. Joseph
team, was here for a few hours today
on his way back to New YORK.
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want Football rate. Reduced

CHICAGO. March pa movement to
bring about the reduction of admission
prices to football games and other attn
letic contests on Marshall field has been
taken up by members of the faculty of
the University of Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-21

URBANA, ILL.,. March 2O.-The baseball
game between Nebraska and Illinois for
May ID will not materialize Illinois has
too heavy schedule already and cannot
take on another game
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-21
TAKE THREE IN A ROW.
Capitol Seniors Have Easy Tlme
Winning From the MOnarchs.

In the Pfister league games rolled on
the Pfster alleys last night the Capitol
Seniors took three in a, row from the
Monarchs. Moshofsky, as usual, cap
tured high score and high average. The
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-21

CORK'S BIG ROWING EVENT.
Have Chance ia Irish City.
WASHINGTON, March 2O-Ambassa-
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Rusty owen signs Controet.

OTTUMWA, Iowa, March 20-Catcher
Rusty Owen, who played in the State
league last year, has signed with the Rock
ford, IL, team Of the Three Eyes league.
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FIFE CASE IS CLOSED.

Jurors Retire for the Night without
Taking Ballot.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo. March 2O.-The casa
of Stewart Fife, charged with the MUIR
der Of Frank Richardson, which is being
tried at Savannah, Mo. went to the Jury
at O'Clock tonight The jurors retired
without taking a vote and will begin to
ballot In the morning
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LITTLE JAMES
CTwo Versions of the Democratic Dis
 asters of Last Tuesday,

1 'I tole you" sez tn Jefferson Demo crats to each othern last Wensdy Morn ! in, at in our ill advised Attemps al
 Peece an Luv in tn Lait Convenshur
 we was Putin a Club in tn Hans
 of tn Young Peoples Democrat Society
 to Swot us with. They's only wun way
 to Deel with Snaix an Insurgence. You
 mus kill 'em off while you got 'em We see now tn Wisdom an Justus of giVin' tn Waiter Cure to tn Filly- peenoes. That ust to seem Crool to us
 but they ain't no other relible way to
 put down Inserreckshuns.
 We ort to a give tn Young Pee ples Democrat Society tn Waiter Cure
 in tn Convenshun. Instid of holdin
 out Olluv Branch to 'em we ort to "a used baseball bats. What does them Hyenies kno' about Luv an Gratitood an sich things? Jist look at tn Rooin they made in tn Sherfs offls. Sherf Stout is victum to our misplaced Generosity. If we'd a kep up tn Gloryous work of Slotter at we begun at tn Primmeries this Disaster wud- dent a happened"
 Tn Young Peoples Democrat Society held a meetin' tn mite after tn Eleck- shun an they sez: Look at Lang ston, tn victum of Trechery an De- ceet. Look at McFaul, who list Els caped with his Skin. We was led to Believe at tn Convenshun at Peeca had been resto2red between us an tn Jefferson Democrats. They invited us into their Camp an we said that by gons was goin' to be bygons InstiI or that they lulled us into a Faulsa security an we been Onmercifully siottered. Tn Jefferson Democrat is ;, Creecher at you can't put no Depen- derce into tall. He's as Trecherus as a hyote an as Feroshus as a Tagger. We was generlly true to all our Prom lses. We got out an worked fer Stout tn same as if he was wun of us. Look at tn Returns fr'um tn First an tn toarth Wards, our Strongholes. Don't they snow at Stout got some Democrat Votes? Mebbe he didn't git em all. but we let him have as many as we could spare fer we needed some to Carry out our Pledges to tn Repubh- cans. We'll never trust a Jefferson Democrat no more"
 Tn Bystanders at tn Leckshun at wasn't neether young Democrats or j Jef1erson Democrats sed they was Hor- rlhde, fer they never seen sich a in- olscriminit Massaker as they was makln on each others all day. They was so bizzy stickin' Knives into wlIu a nuther's ribs at it was a wunder at any of their candydates escaped. Thev Wuddent lected no body only both tackshuns had a lot of voters 'at didn't know enuff to Scratch. It was only Ignorance at saved both of 'em um Unanimous Defect, an still they's some fokes at thinks at Knollidge is Pour an at TroOth an Rite mus PrevaIe. LITTLE JAMES