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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
FORT ERIE ENTRIES:

. ONTARIO, July 91.-Following are
the ;entzies for to morrow at Fort Erie:
First race seven furlongs, :three-year-olds.
seilipg-N Norwood Ohio 100. Prestige 1o7. Jun:
gle Imp s105. ;Scarecrew. 1o4 Little Red .104,
'DaFt.l62 John H: Kirby 80; Doc Wallace 90,
!Trappist 9E, Muldoon :97, !taska 81; Dixie An
ofs@s sseond race, tive furiongs. twor -olds
sefling.Lady. Trayers 103' Cadichon' JOB. J X
FOO: Sage. 1o0: Daring 100, Catalogue 100.
Baby: willie 100 Hollys Polly 100; Leber. Gore
100: Froforfna 81. Severe 97.. G,aiox 81. -
Third race. six and half furlongs. free
handicap.. three-year-olds and up-Don pomo
Jos. .Mafaida. 1O2 Chanbee ig2. Pipe IO1i Mrs.
Fourth: racs, mile ?three-year-o and: up
Arrah Gowan 114. Water Tower. 109.' Little
Torn> Tucker tO7. Henry Waite Jos, montpelier
IO5.:-Ed Bradley 104, Ruby Rtng:'102. Our Bes-.
.sie' 1o2. Gay Lizzette 400, :; My Alice 1oQ'
oth!fE FiftS race six fGriongs.. four yearolds land
up sellfng--Lochgoil 1f2.. Southampton 1i2
sheer 100 JapaIak 100 Jim: Hale 11e e d3 b
Miriam w 10Y. Operator" 1of. Bedlam m 1o4
si2tis race about .qne and three fter
miles free handicap steeplechase. :three-yearc
olds-Sam Farmer IA; Springwater 140i Gear
hclm 1876: Bank. Holfday@.133; Volanttne- 134;:
Scotsman lSo: Mr- Rose 13e. The :: Guards
W-oa +6eer.e rainv: track heaJ e.: -
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OLYMPIC CLUB. ATHLETEs. :.
=: :. .::~.-:. AT THE SCENE OF: ACTION
weareEs of, the Winged so" Arrive. In;
:: :: Portland Fit and. Readx%for H.. H.. ::
: - the" Fray 80. -. - ::

=: PORTLAND: .July : 31:-..:Feeling fit
despite .the;elong ride from: the Bay
City. the crack athletes from the OIyn-
pic. CLUB. arrived, in. Portland Tonight
on. the soverland2. The <club >represefi- :
.tatives include track and .ffeld men and
they. y.:wilr' take part in* the events. at
the exposition. They. Will be given "a
chance, to liTnber up Bit and. become
accustomed ito the. field before the ins
championships. on .Wednes-
day - - 80, !:
: thursday: they enter, the team: cham
,pionshfps ein the, Az A. u: meet. The
party consists of. Max Resented, AID:
Plaw, Fred .::Bergers,. G. A.. Abadte; p;
d.. .Gerhart,s A. A..'Glarner.s Victor Ltd
ger. c. Hail. Norman Dole and William
Garcia: With the team are: James. f.
Sullivan Of .New York, general ssecre-
y:treasurer of:the A: All. and Her
bert .Hauser. of San. Francisco. secre-
tary:- treasurer of. the. P. A: A.
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SAN FRANCISCO CLUB
GETS AUGUST PERMIT
Western Promoters Are I'm the House,
but Have No Chance to Secure
Ten Votes.

The Board of Supervisors yesterday
granted the San Francisco Athletic
Club a permit to hold a professional
boxing exhibition during August. Rep
resentatives of the Western Athletic
Club were present, when the resolution
was adopted without objection, but
their efforts previous to secure suffi-
cient votes for the permit proved un-
availing.
The fact that the San Francisco Club
secured the permit will probably drive
the proposed Britt and Nelson fight to
Colma, where James Coffroth holds
sway in the pugilistic realm.
Supervisor Boxton, chairman OF the
Police Committee. was willing to rec
ommend that the permit be granted to
the Western Club. but after he had
canvassed the situation, he found that
the club did not have the required ten
votes IN its favor.
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ro Give a Gelsha pnrtx.

A number of the members of Alta
Parlor of the Native Daughters of the
Golden West have arranged TO enter
tain their friends at a Geisha party in
the Shasta Hall of the Native Sons
building on Saturday evening next.
Miss Mabel Miller. an active member
of the parlor, who recently returned
from the Orient, where she studied the
costumes and customs of the land of
the rising sun, has been chosen chair
man Of the committee
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BAD BLOOD
INVITES DISEASE

The blood supplies uourishment and
strength to every part of the body when
il Is rich, pure and healthy. When from
any cause il becomes diseased or weak it
cannot supply the nutriment the system
needs, andthe body is unable to resist the
diseases and troubles that are constantly
assailing il to break down the health.
have used s. s. s. and found it to be
NV blood was weak and impure, and as
a result my system became very much
run down and debilitated. lost twenty
or more pounds in weight, had no appe-
tite and was in bad shape. Seeing 3. >. ..
advertised began its use, and am Wen
pleased with the results after using 1t
for some little while. My system and
general health have been wonoerIu!ly
built up, and no not hesitate 70 give
s. s. S. the credit for it. n. MARTIN.
Warren, o., 80 Second St.
Rheumatism, Skin Diseases, Scrofula,
Catarrh, Old Sores, Malaria, Contagious
Blood Poison, ETC., are the results OF bad
or diseased blood, and until this vital
fluid IS cleansed and made pure, strong
and healthy, these diseases will continue.
The greatest Of all blood purifiers and
tonics is S. s. S. Il has been curing all
diseases Of the blood for more than forty
years by going down TO the very root OF
the trouble, forcing ont all poisons and
impurities and building up every part OF
the system by its fine tonic effect. s. S.
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.Innanese Establish Rnnk.2

The Board Of Bank Commissioners
issued a license yesterday for the es-
tablishment of the Image Bank at
Sacramento. The new institution has
been founded by Japanese residents III
California and its principal business
will be done with the children of the
Land of the Rising Sun, of whom there
are a great number engaged ino agri-
cultural and commercial pursuits in the
interior The bank is capitalized at
$4,000.
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MAGNATE McCREEDIE WILL
ASK FOR MEETING AT ONCE
New President of the League May Soon
Be Named to Succeed
Eugene f. Bert,

PORTLAND, July 31.-Judge w. w.
McCreedie, president of the Portland
Baseball Company and vice president
of the Pacific Coast League, left with
the Portland team for San Francisco
this evening. While in the Bay City
the local magnate will endeavor to
secure the consent Of the other league
directors to the holding of a league
meeting in this city next week A
meeting of the league in a short time
is imperative. 1t is currently UNDER
stood that a successor to President Bert
is to be chosen in the near future
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NEW YORK ENTRIEs.

NEW YORK. July 81. i.-Follow1ng are
the entries for to- morrow at Saratoga:
|: First. race, five ard. a half furlGrEs.: two
year-olds--Confederate ia. Burnett I'LL: Bat
tleaXe. ia. General Haley ia; Lord Of the
Forest Ill, Carouser ITO. Maeterson IA jerry
Second race. one mile. three: :year-oids and
up selling-Unce Urigh H. Greencrest- 90,
Fustian Jos, Gay Lothario .1o6. The Mighty 195,
Sonoma: Belle 100, joe Lesser 51e5l :Waswlft
1o6. Henry Burt 81. >old England 81; Sum
light 81. :: - - :;
Third race. ffve and. a hqlf :fuiriongs.3 two
year-old maiden fllies-Royal China-112. COM
-rnune II2; Bervesse. 112, Tangle 112s Yalagai
ll2 Hester W: 112. Caprice :112. Bivouac 112
Fourth race. one mile. and: a f,lrlong. the
Mohawk selling three-year-ol Angler 105
Palmtree 1O1; Gamara 9s. Jennie McCabe. 95,,
Kehailan log. 'Fleur de Marie 81 Gold Ten 96:
Fifth race. -one' mile; handicap, three:year-
ods: and up Colonial Girl, 1876: Blandy III
Humo Jos Judge Hines 112. Tyron no. In
ferno ,1o7 Rubric 10, iPretenslon loS, Israelt.e
100: .; -: =.
olds and up-Ma xjmllian:. ,110,. Pioneer: 10I.
Grand Duchess 105 Comet 107, Conquest no..
John Lescalle 1o7. Agent 107 Bass 1T0, Indian
Star 10. Belle Signora 105. l. .oo-':.9:
Weather cloudy: track heavy.
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TERRY McGoVERN Is STILL
ABLE TO USE HIS MITTS
After Taking Several Punches at Old
Time Enemy He Gets Ride TO g.
Jail.

NEW YORK; July s1.-Terry Nc
Govern. the pugilist. was arrested. to-
day in Brooklyn on. q charge of as
sault, preferred by William Kemp. For
some time there has been bad blood
between the men. They met at Fifth
and Prospect avenues. where, after an
exchange Of compliments Terry pro-
ceeded 10 dispose of his enemy with
out regard TO the rules Of the prize
ring.
Kemp declared that after blackening
both Of his eyes and knocking him
down AfcGovern proceeded to kick him
about the head and body. fracturing his
jaw. Kemp was attended by an am
buIance surgeon and taken to his home.
McGovern was bailed out later in the
day.
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NEW. YORK SELECTIONS.

g.. .CBy New York Morning Telegraph~j ::
: First race-BattIe Ax,... snow, .BelI-
snicker. -: .'.:@
Second. race--Henry Burt, Ascot.
Belle, The Mighty. :: =: -. -. -.
Third raee-Caprice, Biyouac, Hes:
ter w. -: -: - -. :
Fourth .race-Jennie~ McCabe, Palm
Tree, Ganara.<~ .5s-:..: ~. = +:
Fifth race-Tyron, Inferno,. Blandy.:.
Sixth race-cOmet, Grand Duchess,
Pioneer: -.y>.:=:! ~
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/. FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.

!. =: .1By.. New. York Morning Telegyaph:):@s'
r: First <rnce--MuIdoon, Norwood Ohio,
Jungle Imp. -: =. -: :: :.
/: Second: ::race-calox, Baby Willie,
Lady sTraxers::. =. =. =
- Third. race-Don +Domo,-. Mafalda,
=: Fourth racee-Ruby: Ring, Our BESSIE,
Hcnrv' yynffS.: -: p: :.
:. Fifth *'<<::s race-Rudabels,: +: :Lochgoii,
southampton. :: " - =: !: = :
=. Sixth. :.race--sam::> :: Farfner;,::@ sprin.
Water, Bank Holiday. ~: -.
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

- (By New York Morning Telegraph)
First race-Mabel winn, Happy Jack,
Enoda:
second race--six shooters Red Leaf,
Hortensia.
Third race--Ann Hill. Cut Glass, Pro-
Sression. -.
Fourth race-The Roustabout, j. w.
O'NeiII, ErIa Lee. -.
=. Fifth race-Theo. Case, Vic Kinney,
Hostility. ..
- Sixth; race-Monet, Lady Lnsca. Tony.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
Yacht NlistraI In Lead.

CHARLEVOIX, Mich. July 31-The
schooner yacht Mistral OF the fleet
which left Chicago Saturday night on
the Chicago Yacht Clubs cruise to
Makinac Island, passed Grand Point at
$50 this morning. Next TO pass was
the schooner yacht Hawthorne. which
came by in a hfteen-knot breeze at Q
n. m.
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THREE HORSES
FIGURE Nv II
GREHT FINISH
Special Dispatch to The Cali.

BUFFALO, July 31.-The third race
al Fort Erie was declared off to-day,
the others scratching away from Ora
Viva. There was nothing substituted
in It's place and the programme con-
sisted of six events. A handicap at
p furlongs was the best race on the
card. The contest was always between
Ohiyesha and. Armistice, with Henry
Waring coming very fast, and Tapped
on them at the finish.
Ohiyesba had Il tremendous burst of
speed and covered the first five furlongs
in 1:01 q She carried 107 pounds and
over the track as It was to-day, this
was truly a remarkable performance.
After they Strengthened out for home,
Armistice came down the middle of
the track with --.Iyesha on the inside
and Henry Waring on the outside, andoite
was red hot finish, Armistice winning
by head and Ohiyesha beating Henry
Waring a neck for the place. Sum-
mary;
FIRST RACE-six furlongs; selling; three
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey st. q Fin.
Is to liking Crane, 1o4 CBurtD / u
. TO Tony Hart, 104 (Hensy) 2 3 /
Time 1;15 So Start good,o Won driving.
Winner, Mrs. R. /: Millers CHI g. by Eberlee-
Investigator IL Dutch Frigate. Magic Sand,
THE Hawaiian Stay Away. Edna Sandman,
Storm scud. Blush and ST. John finished as
named. :. -.
SECOND RACE-Four and half. furlongs;
selling; twa-year-old hllies:
Betting. Herse Weight Jockey St, e.: Fin
SsS to 2aESSt MaTyel fI?sins p lcs 4osR ssRS.
l5.to 1-sonnet es. Swain ...:-@ g. 8 Il 3.n
Winner, Mrs. w. Andrews, br.. f. by Hand
some Fannie Hunton. :skeptical, Lady Ghis-
wick Ocean Brook. Wistfnlr Buckle; Lena
Jones: Lucy. Carr and Wee Girl finished, as
named.
i: THIRD RACE Declared or; e..
:FouRrH. RAcE-.six furlonss;. three-year.
:olde: and: up; selling:
S to '5ELxhgth Leader,97 Ct. Taylr( m 8
IS o:l-Depepds. 95 (Swain) ....s;6 81 .3'
ITO "a lcantara. los "a. Henssy) 10 8 - :
Tfme* I IA 4-5. Start good. Won. easily
winner j. H. Bakers br. g. by G. w John.
SON Brookiet Morris ..Yo San. The Elba. In,
quisftive Girl: Small Talk Kotnoko, odelot and
Bedlam. finished as named ; a.
FIFTH RAcE:sFive and half furlQngs;
Betting. Horse: Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin:
s TO 5-Armistice. 1C5 '(Munrol.' 2 ] H.
Ito .ohiyesha. 1o7 dandry) = 2 n n: :
10 to- r-Hn. Waring, $50 .HnssyJ o; y 3'2
Tiine: 1 :09 2-5. Start good. Won driving:
w inner: w. p. Reed:s ch. c by charade- YEN
detta,. Charge, K p Peter Sterling and colo
RACE six furlongs: three-yeaF- oids
Bc}iihe. Bet hi !: Horse, Weight Jockey: St q Fin
: 3 'to:5: Eochgoi, lo4 Gahdrx):. y / IL p
Is to I-Irane Brady 9s( (Christian) s 3 ma y
Time, i 1t Is. Start good. Won easily WIN:
-ner William; Hendries'. CHI &C. by JuvenaI,So.
:fiIoquy:s< Fade Meny. Annie Davis, Ericula'
Prairie Flower f. Theodore. Phoenix. cottage.
:.Nfnctides and Ghost finished. as named -
SEVENTH 'RACE=one and a quarter miles;3
three Year -oldsoafd up; selling:
.. to Il 1@Br6oklyn.: iii D: .Boland) 4 2
IS to /. Harry. New, 100 CWalshl:S - y M n
Thine: 40 Start good. Won easily. Win
fier, E.. Nays br. g. by Tony Floss. Lou
Woods lee King: Mamie, AlgoE Louis KRAFT
and. Honda finished as named =. =.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
STRIKING PREsSMEN ARE
ENJOINED FROM BOYCOTT
Commercial News Publishers AlIege
.. That Employees Violated an Agree

- ment to Arbftrate Disputes.
The Commercial Publishing Com
pany, publishers of the Commercial
News, filed a suit in equity yesterday
in the United States Circuit Court
asking that Martin P. Higgins. Fred
p. flanagan and William j. Webb, off,
GERS Of the International Printing
Pressmen's and Assistants Union. be
enjoined from continuing the boycott
against the complainant. The COM
plaint alleges that members of the de-
fendant association have beaten,
abused and intimidated non-union en-
ployes of the complainant. and that
the complainant has been injured to
the extent Of $4,000 by the unlawful
acts Of the defendants. for whlch sum
Judgment is asked. temporary re-
straining order was issued.
Bad faith is charged against the de-
PENDANTS for violating an agreement to
refer all disputes to arbitration.
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!. .Tretting Meet Postponed.

READvILLE. Mass. July 31.5-The
opening of the midsummer meet of
trottfng at the Readville Trotting Park,
scheduled for to-day. was postponed
until tomorrow on account of mist and
f0
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

REAL SENT TO SAN QUENTIN. Robert
Real who pleaded guilty before Judge Cook
70 a charge Of an attempt to commit GRIM
inaI assault upon Ella Shepperd on May 26
appeared- for sentence yesterday. The Judge
sentenced him to serve seven and a half years
in San Quentin.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

DRIVER ARRESTED FOR CRUELTY
George Gibson. an expressman, while under the
influence OF liquor was shamefully abusing q
rawboned horse hitched to wagon on How
ard street yesterday. when Policeman Hooper
appeared on the scene and arrested him.
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blood troubles, and cures them perma-
nently. S. S. S. is the acknowledged
king of blood purifiers and the greatest
of all tonics. Books on the different dis
eases, and any medical advice you may
wish will be given without charge.
the SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ga.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

cures Rheuma-
tisn1, Skin Dis
cases, Scrofula.
Catarrh, Old
Sores, Malaria,
Con t a 10 u s
Blood Poison
and all other
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

R. H E.
SSlnclnnatl -..;.:. .ss..s.-..
New 1ofh .-....s.. 20
,Batterfes+Chech and Street; Ames and
Bresnahan. Umpires-ODay and Johnstone
PITTsBURG,. July S1.-After nine innings
of fine work by both pitchers. who were given
excellent support. Case in the tenth. when two
were out. In trying to field Malays bunt
threw. wild. putting Malay on third. Bergen's
hit followed; scoring the onlyarun. Attendance
r. H F.
Pittsbnrg .....:.,: ;:...::....@
broOhiyn
Batteries-Case and Peitz; Scanlon and Ber-
gen Umplre-Emslie. g
ST. LOUIS, July 8i.-st. Louis took the
fourth straight game from Boston to-day with
ease. Egan was effective, but Wilhelm
cumbed TO batting rally by the locals which
netted six runs. Attendance 1900. Score:
r. H. e.
SI LOUIS "a
Boston ....S.a o
Batteries-Egan and Leahy; Wilhelm. Dolan
and Moran Umpire-Klem.
CHICAGO, July 31.-Wicker and Nichols,
each had bad inning to-day, the former
being hit safely four times, besides forcing IN
one run by gift in the first inning. Attend
ance 5000. Score:
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GIANTS DEFEAT REDS
WITHOUT AID OF HITS
Athletics Take White Sox Down the
Line, While Senators Rout De-
troit Once More.
CNAT1oNAL LLEAGuEY

. CINCINNATI, July 31.-New York benefited
by the errors of the locals, every run being
assisted by a misplay, Cincinnati outbatted
the visitors. butt could do little real execution
after getting men on bases. Attendance 30O0
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
NEU ONES GET
INTO RUNNING
ON UNJH DAY
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CINCINNATI July 31.-Pleasant
weather, a fast track and a few new
ones in the grabbag affair at Latonia
made the "washday" card more inter-
esting than these affairs sare wont to
be. The steeplechase handicap was the
strong feature of the card, the other
events being given over to selling and
maiden affairs.
Itacatiara the favorite. won the
jumping race easily. Four favorites
won. Summary:
. FIRST RACE-Five furongs, maiden two
Betting Horse Weight, Jockey. ST. Y Fin.
to 5-5Dr Keith, 1O4 (Radtke). 2 Z h II
10 to dudley, 100 CTreuheD... 8 3 "a
Time. 1902 3-5. Start fair Won driving.
Winner Mrs A. Rtchmonds b. G., by DR.:
10T J. H. MONTGOMERY 10T, Leo Bright 107,
Lila NJ 104. Henry Morn 100. finished as
named.
SECOND RACE-Mfe and fifty yards SELL
ing; three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. st. Fin.
6 to Orient, 94 (Griffith). -. 8 IL
Even-siss Lee. SO 9aadtke);. - 22
Time. 1:43 3-5 Start good. Won easily
Winner. r p. Hayes CHI. IN. a., by Ornament
Bessie e Chic Chief sBao Bush 80 g. Apple 90 Mae Ma
finished as pamed
THIRD eRACE-oeNeH IuTlonBs, Selling,
three -yearSods and UP:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin
IL to.5-Two Penny. 110 CWalsD L
20 to Matte H. los (McLghln) 1 2 y
3to 1-Algonauin 100 (Chtham) / u
Time. :2S 1-5 Start fair. Won driving
Winner, A Bakers br. h., by Deceiver-Corde
Sailors Dream 109, Frank Bill SO. Show Girl
10Y: aDunmore 10Y finished Ashamed.
!, FOURTH RkCE-steeplecha short course;
four-year -olds and up; handicap: d.
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. Fin
s to 5--Itacatiara. 13s (Boyle).. q l "a
Is to 5-E1ander, IA -(Sullivan). 3 Q
/ Time 1903. Start fair. Won easily: Win
ner c. H: & S, CHI g.. 90 by Montana Regent
Grass Widow. ;Creolin las, Jim Bozeman las,
Alice 4Commoner 125 and Donami 137 finished
as named. O. .; -:
FIFTH RACEAseven furlongs; three-year-
oids and up; selling: ,'es =. =.
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. Fin.
/ TO b:1Robin Hood. 107o CWalsh). 1 III
4 to Happy Jack H. 95(Radtke) 2 ms
s to LII Macfarlen.7 81 (Rbinsn) 8 1913
Time 1:2S 2-5. Start fair. Won easily. Win.
ner, J. r Mayberfy's b.. g. % by Kingston.
1O2 The Laurel i02, Judge Traynor 101 and
t Irish Jewel 100 finished as named,
s:.5'' $o.2-.a- :
:. SIXTH RACE.-Fiye furlengs: two year Odds:
Betfing- Horse; Weight, Jockey. St. * Fin.
13. to 5-Romola, r12 s(McLghln) l y =
g to .f-Neodesha3 o1t2 CRadtke) l. 3 2 % .
!. Thine 1 Oh t.5. Start good. Won easily. WIN
ner. VIII Landmarks b. C. by Goodrich Ara.
BELLA Henry Hendricks 100 and Flagstone 100
finished as named 6:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.)

WASHINGTON. July 31.-washington to-
day took advantage OF Detroit's misplays hit
Kitson at the proper time and won the second
game of the series. The visitors were unable
to- hit Patten opportunely. Attendance 800.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

Barton
NEW YORK, July S1.-New York-C1eveland
game postponed: wet grounds.
BOSTON, July 31.-Boston-St. Louis game
postponed wet grounds.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

PHILADELPHIA, July 31.-Splendtd hitting
by Philadelphia at the right time gave them
a victory over Chicago to-day. Plank pitched
a good game. Both teams helded weak. At
TENDANCE 64n0
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THIRD RACE Declared or. -

FIFTH .RAcE---2Five and half furlongsi
two.year :olds: handicap: =. -
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. Fin:
s. to 5-Armistice, 1C5 MunroJ. e h ] h.
Z to 10.Ohiyesha. 107 'G.andry). I 2 n !:
10 to- fin. Waring, 9SO HnssyJ o: = =:
Time. /: :09 2-5. Start good. Won driving
Winner w p. Reeds ch c. by. Charade-Nen en-
.detta Charge. J K =, Peter Sterling and. Colo
mel Bronston finished as named.
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SEVENTH RAJ CE@one and a quarter miles;'
three -year-oldsoahd up; selling:
betting: Horse; Weight. Jockey. St y Fin
.. to l.: Isr0oklyns. iii '{D: .Boland) 4 3 3
s to 13Harry New, 100 Cwalshl7 3 y 2 n :
3;to 1-.Ffrst Born. 9l(J. Hennesy) 6 4i3 3 ~
Time: 2 II 40. start good. Won easily. Win.
ner. r.. May.s br. e. by Tony Floss. Lou
Woods, Lee King; Mamie, AlgoE. Louis Kraft
and. Honda finished as named. =. =.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-14
Claim Investigation is Being
Conducted Unfairly
GO TO SEE MR. ROOSEVELT
AZ
Say Wives Are Ca ,efore Grand
Jury to Test VJainst Hus-
bands v o. re Out of
n 9 City.


Chicago, ay 13-Representatives of
four packing companies have gone to
Washington with the intention of making
a protest on Monday next to President
Roosevelt against the manner in which
they declare the investigation into the
beef industries is being conducted before
the federal grand jury. The protest, it
Is said, will be made along the following
lines
That packing house witnesses have been
practically browbeaten before the jury,
and compelled to tell what they know
The questionable detective methods
have been used by the secret service
men to obtain information for the gov
ernment.
That the wives of the packers have
been called before the grand jury to
testify against their husbands, who are
out of the city, and they have been forced
to remain constantly in Chicago for no
apparent reason.
That the private mail of some of the
packers has fallen into the hands of
the government when the mail had Moth
ing to do with the beef investigation.
That the general treatment of the
packers in Chicago by the local federal
authorities has been like that accorded
by the police toward a common criminal.
1t is said that the packers have all
ready arranged for a meeting with the
President.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-14
SECRETARY WILSON
Is In OKLAHOMA
SPEAKERS POINT OUT DANGERS
ATTENDANT UPON THE SINGLE
CROP YsTEM-GRoW MORE
FORAGE PLANTS.

Oklahoma City, Okla, May 1S.-Secre-
tary Wilson and officials of the Depart
ment of Agriculture who are investigat-
ing agricultural conditions in the south
west, and conducting a campaign of
education for the benefit of farmers and
planters, arrived here this afternoon from
Little Rock, Ark, on their special train
over the Rock Island system. A good
sized crowd of farmers from various parts
of Oklahoma heard the addresses which
were made here by the Secretary and at
taches of the department. Professor
Spillman, in speaking of the eonserya-
tion of the fertility of soil, pointed out
the danger attendant upon the single
crop system, particularly with cotton as
a basis He also encouraged the growing
of grass and forage plants, urging that
more attention be paid to the growing of
alfalfa.
Secretary Wilson talked of agricultural
conditions in the territory, and gave the
farmers suggestions as to the care of
crops, etc. Prof. John Fields of the Agri-
cultural College of Oklahoma, and NJ. A.
Carlton of Washington followed with
brief addresses. The Secretary and party
accompanied by officials of the Rock Is
land system will leave here tomorrow
over the Rock Island for Amarillo, Tex.
thence to Claiming, Tex, where a visit
to the experimental station will be made.