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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-17

fzss people uhe framed the iiliueis
iaeeaiis eaafs AZ never eantssnpiatsa
that ths la IS pAassa - that state
caaid % ahauid b. sdeatsd ~ eihes
states III ~ entirety n aas believed
hasssef fhaf sssfna featssr=s % the ~
esaia 9Th aaHaHfsFe b. sasfafiei ~
saHsd fn The izHa already stiaiinz g.
ether sisfsH
oaa lnmsffkaf fhina waaai D. tslfae
Is mifa hF al Nha arr Interested 81
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thH thild a. faaff - eztaIaaf inharz
ent a.ia aaHnalfef fsirtssfleiHan. in ~
aea that ths aasaFt shall haNa suffkleut
zsaNaf e. deal 9Th auF alfftEaifF tasf
fasx afiss sfafHi she finta lhs eHlhi e
i.ssaa4t inta ne eaurt ~ - ghe ifu1s
l1 la DISCHARGED
Nba fmfamsalai dsa lstnE az ne
h#sa 60 ita lsvefii~ rnuFt - = tie
saHa sftan - ehl'drep - tender TraFa
ffam thr cFimiHsi classes
Fafs Ga fsI a a. aaa enacted -
flsH state of fssaasI tvsHgs establishing
eaaafsaz a#sFt Fhia les aii nj
s'~-4firafis fnsHiten mas sHanaiif'i 'ins
rsfrfHftief ehifHFea shailt he tfif3 in
TITS 6suft saEaa masistHafaa particle.
fasgs Magistrate Aae nrfsf#f fHsk aH-
asH9aaa ~ HtsfaH asa = a
ehs5fsen directly e. ihf baaaa q ref
HNe afastHtsfz iNruffnN lt# lafrntas
HsHf ti maa sought fa restrain thfs
nfatIes. haf ftae untisF n tesf
f4as banded aaHH me falfaHHHs asefss
iH efhr utaEiagfafra 20 The eitt have
IN pqner under the act = isn % cafns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-17

hayt sala faa. ms friends. hos
I tfiumphrd uker ihe English Hi the
fak hunt when uufHued the Hhitnhl
- fiarcetg that eVeu the herd 1T
trained dusa was unable 81 kcru up.
IahH alone Win niY utfu hand pHt
i hIm Co the swurd Perhaps ! have
aid tao much 1T iha matter hHt
thefe b. n thrill in the tfiuwphs ef
sport which even warfare cannot
Fiea fut iu Warfare yea share yuuf
aueeessaa viii yuur reeimrnt ana
Naur HrnY hui m sport a De YOU
Yourself unalaad. who haze won Tie
tfuralt u r ana adfaniaHe whish
tha Enslish haeH over uH that in III
glasses fhef fHhr EfwHf Interest in
efelF form % sport Il may be lhat
fhaK Hre rlehsI than 49, ~ "a maf
D. Tint they Hre more Ialu, hut !
surprised when was e prisoner
lH chat onaHtfx ie observe how Wide
aHread Yves This feeling and how
much t filled the niaaa and tbs
lives 80 che people A horse that
vii un fuek that VII nahi a ies
that will XIII rats. man that wiif
hos thry eeHl8 tugn away irum the
emperor lu al hle Fiofs Is order e.
laak npou ans ~ these.
could tell fuu many stories -
English sport for { etu much ~ il
aufiua The time that I NHH che guest
az Lord Nuffan AFTER the order for
ms exchange HAD cnme So Fngiaud
rhsFe we've menfha before could
hk aent back a. France. ans dufiuE
that time ! STAYED with this Ftaod
Lord turtun ~ his. beautiful HOUSE,
- HiFh tHWhH whiah IT, nt tbs
northern sNH - nnrfffnaf re had
ridden with tha police > ben thHK
auaaei mn ftam rrine slasan $50 hn
he'd felt towards Wn ahHn I s. 80
af=5taheu ~ would myself have
faiE hsd y in HlH nuH country auna
L hHAEa ANA dHhahafr atIHIaf p lfhauf
friend 10 help hinl la eufd. tse
teak me to hla house Glad rae fed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-17

NIT g. che house ~ refuge for lnrpffis
Eihis and vicious n0nduct rheY have
likewise the puwer o. commit child
Fsn under O. years ~ aHs - the house
- refuge fsiaaiiF ths constitution
atty 81 fhe isu VS. attacked several
ifulss4afauf features ~ tha las issins
pointed aut sa ahsaHagiiutlsrsA hut the
legislature promptly rsmsaiad he de-
feet by enactine series II carefully
drawn bills.
Ia faua aiaa he nW passed hg the
Legislature praFtdinG for taktuE child.
ren ffam Incompetent fnHtuera aud
riaeinE them ~ better homes was de-
clafed unconstitutional hf n kcukuR
Judge a. fhe ead ~ che trial % the
fret esae bfouaat under it IN ihr state
rndar che provisions ~ the iav child
rem raHld D. taken from Incompetent
mothers and placed lu better homes
q eaa heid 80 the rourt that mo aw
if7I rfrf fii1 fifffiiTf flFfT arm dfH unt
aifs ere right ~ trial by jury o. pro-
ceediuEH might 30 brought before the
mayor ola eitv who had summary rs
risdiotian. ~ framing the law the
lows charity workers overlooked a
point which in essential 20 every iuVcs
niis court law They neglected pfufld-
iuE Tor iuu q q should D. called
for and this proved to be- e vital weak.
ueaa. fu drawing ap the Illinois bill
fhia point Whn Thoroughly discussed
and lt was asserted that parents under
the constitution had ne many rights
iu fhn protection ~ their children as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-17

BE mirhf he committed % an iaNutu.
ton who're he wouid b. maintained at
ihr cNreure u thr public The prpta
zion system permits the Judge to place
fha tifiia aafz probation Tie subsequent
report % tbs pfobafian official deter
ufiltra whether ~ saa aha sAlla SIS
Sc sent AasY The probation system
relieves the tax payers fram the ueeea
sify % maintaining dslinauenta Nha
Under this plan nrr maintained ~ the
saneUar - fhslf parents.
Mut tnhiun Into consideration the
Vaiuc ~ the probation system aa
money shvina Institution is value ffum
an ethical standpoint Il inoatimahis
The probation officer becomes praehs
aaiiY member Of the family aud u
is hlr nrlvllase and work - lnatili into
their minds iasaH - truth and honesty
u iutoaritF. II deconer and cieanll-
ness. ne becomes the teacher 81 the
parents ami attempts Is educate them
81 that thaf may in time become ca
pahir ~ esauminE the powers -
HsIariisuship over their own children
which the state has been compelled 70
temporarily takn RwaY from them be-
cause ~ their inraparifK. through II
uaranne a. fulnli them. The probation
officer has Il in his power % cvcutaai-
b transform the entire family into
good. dealra bic cltlreua One child In
q family In whom hrs been awakened
a desire g. walk in the paths ~ reotis
iudo has an Influence for GOOD upon
Che whole family One family uplifted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-17

We're sure You'll want the
Ensmelcd Ware We talk
about. It's coated seven
times and the best value you
or we've ever had.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-17
THE JUVENILE COURT IDEA
GROWS AS IT SPREADS

lotto hixhrr. kaafihief plane 81
Thought psaaassrs an Influence faf
Fstss over the entire community IN
ahieh II tive. whfeh eanfaf be esti.
mated Thss iufiuanns ~puia be prac-
iicanf tmpoasihls Nithaui the pfoua.
uan afsfem
The team ~ probation n nuffaia IL
limited - three mantt. This iifuiia-
tiqn aamm at'eut hes ~ choice hut
was useeasitatst IN order that shs bili
an abr hs saved fHaEa defeat Ths term
ri-rv hsfv is iusietsfmiuatr. skErrs IN
ihs eass - Massachusetts, NhsFs ths
frrrn = asfaFniinaae ia the dlsefeiion
% he badge aua rasf - fsfnaNed frees
tifns - tiBe Hhs astsrmiHsts term
uf pFelsatian Il considered - HaHHF %
,.ss 80. -. ~ s - =. :. 49,. .. I.
a Easi ~ strive for
nns phase - ihn nfnisailaF HFHisfn
kas nasaslsd these tnf~rantsa IN the
uufk ffasst ter ven inrspftah - fhf
movement that - Ehs question Hhsth-
~ - Haf fha rftsisaIian officers shall
- fal - ih~ state o. ~ lzHats and
in Maasaehasrtts ths probation officers
49, paid 60 Neu Jersey thsf afs paid
tnn court rusts fiiinnis. Pennsylvania.
tgtsenHsIfi snd IN fact most - th~
states where irsisfstiun Of this kird
has hssa snactest A. ust PEI tAs rrpa
~. i,sh sfffc.fu. N fh8raau The ~rfa
~ done obisrY - - district affitsfa
rta Hfa paid ffuun ufiFats wsstafess
New Fnra city does rot GaFs pre-
isafiea svsfrfn The psssta sfsfrfn
ih@fs has i.rru faaasi 70 rers masi ~
calisHf Ts=aits.
The real fsndsmHfHal thaaths ard
la~n e. the Iiiinaas and colorado 3nFss
riir aasnfa laws has been g. stlslinafe
tha laaa - crime 81 ctsnnsrttsn 9Th
the rhikt o. fnsat = the afA her states
iher haze followed TIE GA common
Ia y iaea fhat = hila fne same - an
ndait sahnef he deprived ~ his liberty
gnfii accused aad found guilty ~ a
erisas
me cardinal priufipir 81 as The fu-
reniie eanFIs ausht % he o. tfsai the
chiia - = chiid hrepanx IN view bis
fraiitiea. isrfafe Aruaiux him ~ a tFtmc
snd irving hlm tpF such. he idra no
ire that q ths caaas that Ia ~ q the
commission ~ the ant e. removed from
TIE chid the Possibility - future hsi
sets wiH also 10 removed
KATHERINE kfSHEg nHu0kEA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-17

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-17

How foolish af iun. the sid broken
MN. 90 dwell Hu1u Theses Successes.
and set sill IunfnHH thai Ur sHH
has basn 80 much apnihrh qua
esmfafind bF thr memory pf The
4alueu who have loved He hhd thF
men whom / have over ONE. " -
bleaHant ga thmh that five frhff sft=
rreafda. when Lord fulton fHme -
TafIa after the peace be- HaH tble 90
HMaufe mo thai mY nAntn Wa1 stu
fanaua one IL tho north ~ Down E
Hhife for the fine aulniIH thni ] Dad
performed tally BE- Faia. that
fhaF ntlli talked over my bntiiaH
match With The honorable lthlinf p
II came nh8Hi iu thla way ~ ah
evening many apoftHmHn would hH
asmbie at the mouse ~ fafd hnftnH.
. here ihsY would drink much wine.
mako Wild bets Hud talk ei iheig
hartra Hnd their fgEaz How ven
remember Those strange creatures
Hfr harrington Jack iuptun ~
uafnatnble col Addison. lohnHN
Miller Loud aHdier aud my enemy
fha Honorable naldoek They aefe
uf the SHme STAMP all nf thfih|
drinkers. madfaps. flRhtafH, gam
hIafa. full 81 strange eapfineH aud
extraordinary WhimH yet thak
we're kindly fellows iu ihsif f1HgAi
fashion. save only this naldnnh .
Ia man y be pfided hiusaeif on hiH
skill "a tie boz nFhf II faH he
hn bf his laughter against the
French because thrY Wrfr Ignorant
af rp8fi CAUSED me to challenge him
Id the very sport nt which BE- ea#
eeiind You Wili nai that u wnH fool
lah. my friends bat the dneHnier hHa
passed many times and tie blood -
youth uu hot Ia mo- veins. ] would
show him that n We had Hoi skin -
irast we had courage Lord Hutton
would NOT aiiaa b. ! Insisted The
aihara fhearsd me on and Slapped
me on the back 80 dHHh %, hala
dock he's our Eurst" said iluftah
sIfsa his own doing" tie Other Hn
aasred 4 Look here Ruftnn. hHf
can't hurg each other n they wrhf
tha nav eya.s cried tard aahlsf
And 20 be- wua agreed
feantluUed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-17

me and treated ma as II be- had been
mt brother / viii say THE Of the
fnFiiah. that they uefe always GET
Hfuua enemies. and Kufh Hnnd people
with whom iu uRht "a ne PENN
anla the Spanish nuip9ets would pre-
sent their muakrta r ours. hui the
british their brandy faHks. Ana ei
4f thg#H generous fHtn there HaH
nome IS hu HnH thH equal ~ thiH al
mlfahia mllafd. who held out p"
warm hand 90 an enemy 81 aiH+
Trees
AM what thoughts or sport q
brings back in me. tbs VrrY name
81 IIah Bauboi eau Hre b nHe
the long. low brick house. warm
aud uufV. with white plaster pillars
before the daor lie was a Ffvat
aeaifauan. thia l1rd Hnfion aHd all
a ho were about him were If the
Same sort Hnt yon Nlli be pleased
Ga hcnt that there we've lev thihHH
IN witch I could nut hNd my az %
aud in eama ! rNrriiad. iirhind thr
hause we woud IN which pheaH-
ants were feared. aHa ~ was iafi
Rufion'a iay To- Nil those birds
sHIfh was done e3 aeuiins ~ men
o. drive fhein uut while hr anu his
NfHHNNH e HHH WNNHNAA ann "fINH tAAstt
- they sslaHard fuf nav Part vas
more traflf for studied thr hahltH
~ che hifd and nsalInH out in che
evening ! Waa able r. klii a nuWlHfl
af them ne they roasted in The trees
Harily 4 single shot mss wasted
bat thr NHenef Nas attracted - tho
sound 81 the nrinF aH1 ~ imriafsd
afa ln bis cough. imHiiah fashion. 10
SNARE these that we're loft That
night vsss able 90 place is birds a.
q aurpftns upon lord Nuftnn's sup
pes table anl b. laughed until he
ffied. aa assfiuyed aaH he 20 see
them saaH uerafd you'll be the
Death ~ nsa YETI" he cried often he
said The aame ming far at every
turn / auaa Hrd him BY thu way in
whirh / entered into thn spofta 81
the English
Thrfe fa rsme called cricket
sshIeh lhsE aisy in she summer. and
thfa aisa learned Hudf. the head
gardener. Wan famous player -
fffr Mt. and 80 waa ord NHffHn
himself Hefarr fhe house vac e
Iaan aud here Il Wa= that Hudd
t.aaht H.a fhe ssme a a. = brave
o. sfimr eAuHr ut salilsra for
earu tries g. strike thr other with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-17

merton. isavinE harc 81 1 oseIoeE In
thr morning and 10 in me after.
uaou II s NOT Known yef whether
ahr alt remain eH tnr route after
the departure 81 TIE WarahIus ff1Hn
ihr ma yard or not bat the uruh.
shllifi - are that aha still
gshFeatea efforts have been made
Co uaH ether AteaEaafw aside fH1u
those uaH running aH Else HaAzH but
thus far unau eesaafalif TIE Rrli.
ance. Waisn and city ~ khar3efon
have saah taken fla route a1lhsu che
last feN months and giveu il uu
after short tflad Ali tie HfeAunv
eff nos 1u tie FHafe are controlled
~ rs Earf RrrHfHI ftrife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-17

tb. bail. ani b ia bat small stick
etth Nhirh vUu may ward II on
Thrre sticks behind show the spot
beyond which (au may uat retreat
can tell YOU that n ~ NO sam" int
children. and I sill confess TINT lh
npite IT ms mine campaigns. tsli
fnyaalf turn pale when first The hhl
flashed past me So swirl vas u thhi
Al haa not time "a raise uiY stick q"
ward ii OFF bat b. good fortune "
tiaaad me and knocked down sue
wooden pins which marked th0
boundary II vas fuf Nuda then lN
defend himaeli and Tor me e. httHch
tXhse saa "a hoy in aHHEunr !
lesrnsd 10 throw both far ana
atrsiHht. 80 that I made SUR mat !
.ould hli this gallant Epnilahntah
WIN a shout / rushed forward Hhd
hurled tho ball 81 him. Il lev o.
rpyift 49, bullet towards hiH ms
bat without Wafd he asunR hlH
staff and the ball roae q surprising
distance n the aif Lord hnttoh
siappsa his hands ana ehe"f0d.
Again the ball was brought 90 me
qua again " WaH faf me a. throw
This time u fleN pasi HE head ana
be seemed 60 nae that II was HE inin
In iHNH HANn. AaHA fAF NHH e TT ~
man thia gardener and aHntn ne
faced me All my intends. the hour
of ms triumph had cnnn' II vas %
red Wnistrnat that hp wore. ard 40
this hurled the bali ran would
have aaid that l eas a gunner not q
huaHar. Tor ueg-r aAa % straight nn
aim Win departing eff The
rfy 81 he hsaya man who Il beaten
h. fell upon the wooden peHs be-
hind him end they all rolled upon
fhs ground together lie WaH cruel
this nuniish milafd. and he laughed
80 thAI he could mt come 20 the all
- his servant Il wBs Tor me. the
victor ta rush forwards to embrace
this iutfepid player, ANA - raise
him ta hiu feet eth worlds If praise.
and encouragement and hope. lie
was In pain and could net stand
ersf4. yet the haueHt fellow eun
fesasd that there Aas no accident in
my victory ~iIe go 4, pufreAei
no aid it a.pufnuae Asaln and
arsin he said a. Yes. Il g. great
game this cricket. and I would glad
b haVr vrntur=d upon IL again. bat
ord Hutton and Huai said that %
usss late iu the snastn. ard 20 they
vnnid play ne more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-17

Low excursion tickets 10 ~ Paul.
Chicago. ~ Louis and other East
rau eitirs au sale August IA. 10. -
20. VIA GREAT NORTHERN RAIL
WAY Ticket office. Ell FIRST ave
nus
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Wilson. nanhe he'll. pftyate lessons %.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

and Twenty-sixth street end Breton
was riding on the outside His front
tire came off and he practically swept
all those near him down the incline to
the fiat below. In the bunch that went
down were Breton. Fisher, Newkfrk.
Floyd Krebs and j. BedeI. BedeI and
Breton were knocked unconscious.
The teams finished in this order: Wal
thour and MunrOe. Leander and But
Ter, Krebs AID Peterson. Bowler and
Fisher Newkirk and jacobson, Con
tenet and Breton. J. and NJ. BedeH,
each team with 231s miles and three
laps to its credit. Keegan and Moran
finished eighth with 231S miles and two
laps. and Samson and Vanderstuyft
ninth with 2243 miles and nine laps.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

Johnny DAILY took the Introductory
two-year-old sprint with his fathers
colt, Judge. The black fellow ruled
equal favorite with Avenger and won
all the way. Had Bullman. on the
latter, not waited until nightfall be-
fore making his run. the Schorr entry
would probably have won. Winifreda
was third.
NERVATOR NEVER HEADED.
Fort Wayne was backed down TO :
to favoritism to win the Futurity
course run following and finished third.
Hildebrand got Nervator, a to shot.
away in front and was not headed.
Connell was slow to get Fort Wayne
at his work and lost the place to Mo-
corito. Matt Hogan. after being cut
off ard messed about, ran good
fourth.
All sorts of rumors were in circula-
tion as to how fast H. L. Frank had
worked. At any rate, the Cameron en-
try was plunged on to capture the five
furiOng two-year-old number, the price
being forced down from to 3h. The
Mariner youngster not only won but
won city block, being eased up in |
minute fiat. Military Man, which open
ed favorite. ran his race, finishing in
| the place. ahead of The Cure.
Eight started in the mile and a quar-
ter selling fixture. Jed Lewis had the
mount on Club, the favorite and was
returned handy winner over Position
The Fretter took show honorsl from
Lacy Crawford.
Horatius shouldered 106 pounds and
Iva Powell and annexed the mile and
a furlong handicap in racehorse fash
ion. The three-year-old enjoyed &
slight call in the betting over Dupont
After indulging Eonic with the lead fol
a mile Powell shook his mount up ano
there was nothing to it. Eonic held OF
gamely, beating Veterano for the place
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
FIELD TRIALS
JUDGE CHOSEN
w. S. Bell of PittSburg, Pa,
viii Preside at Bakers
field Early in January
NOTED DOGS ARE ENTERED
Kilgarif. Senator P, Clipper
w. and Other Great Settlers
and Pointers Are Entered

The all-age stake entries for the Pa
cinc Coast Field Trials Clubs trials in
January win close on Tuesday next.
Already such well-known winners as
Kmgarif, first IN the California Derby
last January and third in the Pacific
Northwest all-age last September;
Lady, several times winner in Pacific
Coast and Northwest trials; Senator
p, a California winner and many times
placed in Eastern and Canadian
trials; Nellie Bang, clipper w, Policy
Girl and others, all winners, have al
ready been entered. From assurances
received Secretary Albert Betz ex-
poets from fifteen TO twenty entries in
that stake.
". s. Bell of Pittsburg. Pa, an able
field trial judge. having in one season
alone Judged at seven trials, will act
in that capacity at the coming trials
Inquiries have been received from as
far away as Indiana for an-age entry
blanks. Many spOrtsmen have eX-
pressed their intention TO attend the
trials which viii be held near Bakers
field. Birds are plentiful, the grounds
are thoroughly patrolled. and with a
shower or two before the commence
rnent Of the trials conditions VIII be
ideal Handlers now in the vicinity Of
the trial grounds report their charges
in excellent shape. Successful trials are
thus assured.
Entry blanks and information con-
cerning the trials can be obtained from
Secretary Albert Betz, room POI Par
rott building.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

Terry Wright SO; Maid of Gowrie beat Noun
tain Poet. IA: Doreen beat Tobasco Bob. 2l-6;
Comstock beat Jingle Bells. sd; Remisso AMI
mo beat Royal Sport so; Our Minnie beat
Nav Flush 15-1; Flora Temple beat Encore
40: silver Cloud beat Texas Jim. o.; Yukon
beat Gold Chain. 81; Bob heat Golden
Links 9-1. Black Coon beat Black Boy, SO
Miss Green beat Progresso 14-3; Tralee Maid
beat Lord Goff, 81; Tralee Lass beat Hesper
90: Irvington Tralee beat Toronto. 60; In
tr1lder heat Vina. 5-3 Glaucus heat Mellin-
wood 40: Haphaza beat Bonnie Hughie,
1O-4; Fair Glen beat Mirage. TO Harlean
GLADYS beat White Stockings. go; ldleness
heat Linda VISTA 6-3: Flaunt beat Roy HuEhie
1911: Equator beat Texas Betty. 1872; Good
Deoision beat Meddlesome, 80
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
CoURsING AT 1NGLEsIDE.
Lily York Defeats Homer Boy at Odds
of Three tONOne.


There was some good coursing and
several surprises in the open stake yes
terday at Ingleside Park. The first trial
bf the day was a disastrous one for
the big bettors. Homer Boy, which was
looked upon as a sure winner, lost to
Lily York, to chance.
The days results, with Judge Thomas
Tierney's official scores, follow:
Open stake first round-Lily York beat
Homer Boy. 81: Little Lucy beat Moonbeam,
I7-2; Sofaia beat Pure Pearl 3-2; Wedgewood
beat Molly Mac 40; Cop1ique beat Frisky
Barbara, 21-11; Haddington beat Master Wash
ingten 1913; Lady Menlo beat Northern Lad.
2I-0; Young Fearless beat Manru II; Little
Plunger beat Dartaway. 6-2 Firm Fellow beat
Adonis. so; Golden Light beat Our Myra. 4-3;
Cremo beat Lost Girl. 81; Finoola beat Bril-
liancy. 80; Reckless Acrobat beat senpronius.
1915: Jimmy Anthony beat Promctheus. SO;
Rich Argosy beat Doris SO: Halt Moon beat
Nora Hill, IA; Northern Alarm beat Fenii,
4-3 Orsina beat Sergeant Major 60: Mark
Twain beat Recruit 12-e; Don Pedro beat
Belfast, 4-3: Gilmore Girl beat Topsy Turvy.
so. SlIevenamon beat Idaho Boy, AZ: Doc
Burns beat Irish Lad 3-2; Lord GTanard beat
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
Stock Waters With Fish.

The Fish Commission has taken sew
eral hundred striped bass from San
Pablo Bay and placed them in the
mouth of-Santa Ana Creek. The rivers
of the state were stocked with 400
striped bass eighteen years ago and
the marketed product last year was
more than 100000 pounds.
A supply of golden trout from
streams near Mount Whitney has been
placed in four lakes of Inyo County.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
SIX-DAY RACE Is WON BY
WALTHOUR AND MUNROl
Four Riders Are Thrown Near the
Finish of the Contest and Are
Injured.

Finish of the Contest and Are
Injured.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-With flash
of colors and with whirling of wheels
that could be heard even above the
roar that went UP from the throats of
25,OOO enthusiasts. Walthour. for him
self and his team mate, Munroe, won
the six-day bicycle race at Madison
Square Garden, which ended four min
utes past 10 o'clock tonight. Forty
yards separated Walthour from Lean
der, who was second, being ten yards
ahead of Floyd Krebs. Behind him
came Fisher. an Indifferent fourth. 1t
was a spectacular finish-made more
so by the fact that of the seven riders
four fell crashing in a heap just as
half the final journey had been COM
pleted.
At the bank on the Fourth avenue
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
DUTIFUL FINISHES FIRST
IN PRELIMINARY DERBY
The Gray Son of Faraday Beats Conx-
ling and j. p. Mayberry at New
OTIeanS Track

ling and j. p. Mayberry at New
Orleans Track.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 12-Results:
First race, six furlongs-Scorpio won,
Van Ness second, Elsie L third. Time,
1:14 2-5.
Second race, five furlongs- -Parisienne
won, Belle Malone second, Tioga third.
Time, 1:02.
Third race, seven furlongs-M -Mounte-
bank won, Sea Sharp second, Wreath
of Ivy third. Time, 1923 3-5.
Fourth race. preliminary Derby hand
leap, about six furlongs-Dutiful won,
Conkling second, j. p. Mayberry third.
Time, 1:16.
Fifth race, one mile and sixteenth
Sarah Maxim won, Bard of Avon sec
ond, Past third. Time. 1853.
Sixth race, one mile and half. sell
ing-Adelante won, The Bobby second
Siddons third. Time, 2:43.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
Eorbes-Atteu Match Is or.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12.-An order was
issued by Chief of Police Kiely to-day
prohibiting all boxing exhibitions not
given by legitimate clubs. The con-
test scheduled for next Thursday night
between Abe Attell and Harry Forbes
has been annulled.