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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
MUST HEREAFTER PAY
FOR PULLMAN BERTHS
Reservations of Sleeping AccOmmOda-
tfOns Aboard Outgoing Trains Are
to BE Accompanied by Cash.

A circular, signed jointly by General
Passenger Agent Goodman of the
Southern Pacific Company: General
Passenger Agent Gillett of the San
Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake Com
pany and John j. Byrne of the Santa
Fe Company, regulating the future
reservations of Pullman berths, was
issued yesterday by the railroads
named. The circular provides that
hereafter agents of the roads shall dis
continue the custom of reserving berths
on all trains Of the companies in ad-
vance of the date of departure, except
where they are paid for at the time
they are engaged, and that redemption
of tickets for berths will only be made
twenty-four hours before the trains
upon which they have been reserved de-
part.
The old practice of compelling travel
ers to purchase their transportation be-
fore they can secure their sleeping ac-
commodations aboard the trains Is aboI-
ished under the provisions of the cir
cular. kilograms and letters for sleep
ing accommodations will be protected
until tickets can be delivered TO the
purchasers. The circular Is the result
OF a conference held here last week be-
tween the passenger traffic representa-
tives Of the three transcontinentaI
roads. The new rule will apply to
north, east and south bound trains,
both local and through.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
COFFROTH'S BID
THE HIGHEST
Morris Levy Enters the
Field to Secure the Pro-
posed Britt-NelsOn Battle
WILL NOT GUARANTEE
Most Promising Proposition
to Nelson Is 45-ROund
Bout Out of Doors

The rival fight promoters have taken a
fresh hold and seem determined to land
Britt and Nelson in the ring before the
end of September. Morris Levy entered
the lists in earnest last night, and an
nounced he had Britt's signature to q
contract to fight before the Hayes Valley
Club.
He sent a representative to Nolan, who
represents Nelson, to discuss a match.
Nolan demanded that an offer equal to
that of $4,000, made by Manager Jim
Coffroth, be made before he would enter
tain the proposition. Levy did not see
his way clear to make suc7l a guarantee,
which probably puts him out of the COM
petition.
Nolan also insisted that if the fight be
held in this city that Mechanics Pavil-
ion be the scene, as that is the only build
ing in which large gate is assured In
case the Western Athletic Club secured
the fight it was to be held there.
Jimmy Britt is still at Lake Tahoe,
while Willie Britt is at Santa Cruz Sam
Berger told Nolan yesterday that Britt
will insist on a $4,000 side bet Nolan
said he would gladly put up that or a
larger amount if forty-five round fight
is arranged. He said he would not bet it
on a twenty-round affair.
Manager Coffroth signed Buddy Ryan
and Jimmy Gardner to fight twenty-five
rounds at Colma on the night of the 18th
inst for a $500 purse. This will be di-
vided 75 and 25 per cent. The men are to
weigh 142 pounds at 8 p. m. on the day
of the fight.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
$4,000 PURSE
FOR SADIE Mac
Peter the Great Mare Cap
lures Feature Race at
Buffalo in Straight Heats
ATTENDANCE Is LARGE
AllersOn Takes the Pacing
Event in Fast Time With
Directum Miller Second

BUFFALO, Aug 8.-Sadie Mac, the
Peter the Great mare, took the $4,000
Empire State purse for 2:10 trotters, the
feature of the Grand Circuit card at
kenilworth Park this afternoon, easily
in three straight heats. Sadie Mac was
$50 to $40 favorite in the pooling.
-Four races were witnessed by the larg-
est crowd which has gathered at har-
ness meeting here since the old days OF
the Hamlin Driving Park.
The hackers of Sister Colette lost a
lot of money in the 2:24 trot. She sold
opening faVorite at $50 in pools OF $115,
but break in the first heat found
Hardwood in front and the Gamewood
gelding proceeded to make 1t three
straight Results:
2:09 pace. purse $1,000, three-heat plan-Al
2:O624. 2:05h 206h. Directum Miller, sec
ond, Peruna third Irish Josey, Lady Belle
Brooke and Stein also started.
2:1O trot, Empire State, purse So 000 three
heat plan-Sadie Mac won three straight heats.
Time, 2:0SM, 2:0S15, 2:0911 Zephyr second.
Miss Gay third. Bonnie Russell, Grey Gem.
Mamie r. Morosco and Grace Bond also started.
Three-year- old pace, purse $1,000, three-heat
PLANETARY Aldous won second and third heats
in 2:14 2:104a. Madam Direct won The first
heat in 2:12. Two starters.
Hardwood won in three straight heats. Time,
2:14, 2:10h, 2:12 Sister Collette second. Gel
away third. Belle Isle, Lord Roberts, Mnter
and Brilliant Girl also started
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
LATONIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI Aug. S.-The entries
for -morrow's races at Latonia fol-
low:
First race six furlongs, selling-Wakeful
100 Lady Lou 100 Florence May 100, CLANCY
l05 Eneda 1O0. F'ontesla 107, Maeeaona 101.
Gracious 107 A Convict 100. Delseboso l0I,
Green Gown 110, Python no. Arachne 112,
Red Cliff ia.
Second race. one and sixteenth miles. SELL
ing-Frivol %, Katie Powers &c. Hot 90, DR.
Riley SO. Red Leaf 9S MAZE Hanlon 90, Royal
Pearl 100, Scotch Thistle 100.
Third race. five furlongs. purse-Pretty Mel
lie o. Marvin Neal &C. Anita 9S. Romola l01,
Speedmaker 1O1. Trenola 1906 Agnolo 106
Fourth race, short course, steeplechase, ham
dicap-Ohio King l25, Alice Commoner 12S.
Onyx II 1873, Kilmorie 1876. New Amsterdam
i37. Blue Mint 137 Gould 145.
Fifth race. FIVE furlons, purse-Jacks Queen
1O3 Lila NJ 103. All Brown 103. Hattie Kings
ton 103 Notter 103 Galetta 103, Miss Lynch
1O3. Pearl Russell 103, Cut Glass 10s. (Gaet-
ta-Miss Lynch, J. Stevens entry.
Sixth race six furlongs-Euba 100 The
Roustabout 1O5. Colonel Jim Douglas 100, Nom
inee 1C5 COvina i07. Joe Goss 100. Sand Bath
10, Full Sway 110. Horton 112 Alista 112.
Best Man Ia. Blytheness ia, Blackfox ia,
Potter
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
RESULTS OF GAME
Seattle. 8; San Francisco, 8.
Portland, 4j Los Angeles, 2.
No game at Oakland.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
(Pacific Coast League. }
speciaI Dispatch to The Call

SEATTLE, Aug. S.-When the fifth
inning opened this afternoon the Seals
gave every indication of pocketing the
ball game with ease. But at that stage
the home team took heart and began to
pound Hit. They drove him from the
slab with four straight safe pokes in
the fifth and then Jimmy Whalen, the
life saver, was sent in. Jimmy was
given his bumps. too. and the locals fin
ished with runs to spare.
Joe Nealon bumped the ball out of the
lot in the second inning, tying up the
score. The visitors scored three runs in
the third because Walters lost a fly in
the sun and Kane hit Irwin on the back
with the ball while trying to catch him
at the plate after making a swell stop.
The Seals could not hit Charley Hall,
but with so much loose play they piled
up five runs with only four hits. When
the locals began to hit the visitors went
to pieces and all the errors helped. With
two men down in the sixth and the
Seals still one run to the good, Hart
was walked purposely by Whalen. fill
ing the bases and bringing Frick up. He
shot the ball to right field at a mile a
minute gait, putting the locals one to
the good. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
Improvement Club Meets.

The Golden Gate Valley Improvement
Club met at 1913 Lombard street on
Monday evening, President Ray in the
chair. A committee was appointed to
confer with Patrick Calhoun of the
United Railroads regarding the extern
sion of the Polk road to Green
wich street thence to the Presidio.
The executive committee was ordered
to confer with the Park Commissioners
as to the improvement of the streets
around Lobos Park. A vote of thanks
was rendered Chief Dinan for his
prompt action in giving better police
protection to the district. The matter
of indorsing the request of the Home
Telephone Company for a franchise was
referred to the executive committee. Ac-
tion was also taken on the abatement
of nuisance in the shape OF soap
factory and other matters.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
BOoKMAKER JIM DAVIS
AGAIN ON EASY STREET
Former Californian Is Successful on the
Tracks of the American
Jockey Club.

Jim Davis. the widely known book
maker, whose differences with the rae
ing officials on this coast are matter
of turf history, is prospering in the
East.
In a letter to a friend here he tells of
being granted track privileges by the
American Jockey Club, Of which Ed
ward Corrigan is the moving spirit He
booked every day at the Kansas CITY
meeting and won $4,000. He then put
up his slate at Latonia, where he is
$4,000 winner. The meeting will prob
ably be extended fifty days and he
writes that if Dame Fortune continues
to smile on him he will be on a firm
roofing financially when the snow flies.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
KNAPP PILOTS MOLLY BRANT
TO VICTORY AT SARATOGA
Pipe, all Outsider in the Bet
TING. Takes the Handicap
at Fort Erie.
Comes With a Rush in the
Last Furlong, Beating
Out Capitano.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

BUFFALO. Aug. S.-The handicap al
seven furlongs with Pirate Polly, Mrs
Frank Foster. Capitano and Pipe as the
contenders was the best race of the day
at Fort Erie. Mrs. Frank Foster as
usual went 10 the front Immediately ano
set the pace for the first six furlongs and
then began TO weaken. 1t looked at the
head of the stretch that Capitano was
coming fast enough to get first money
but Pipe, the outsider in the betting
came along in the last furlong and won
by half a length from Capitano, with
Pirate Polly third Summary:
FIRST RACE-Seven and half furlongs
purse: maiden three-year- r-olds:
Betting. Horse. W eight, Jockey. St. p Fin.
5 to 2-Parnessa los w Fischer} ? 1923
. % i-Economst 103 (A-Walsh) h
Time, l:5I. Start good Won easily Win
lay. Dorothy Dodd. G. r. James, Young by
son and EdgerIy Queen finished as named.
SECOND RAcE-Five furlongs: purse: two
betting Horse. Weight Jockey. St. q Fin
to Col. Bronston, 1.l los (Munrol ms
9to2-J K F, los %. Boland). 5119S
Winner ". x. Leverins b. g. by Racine-sil-
Yer Queen. Peter Brecker, Charge. Baby VIII
lie. The Broker. Long Bright and Arcospring
THIRD RAcE--six furlongs; purse; for
mares and Niles; three -year-olds and up;
to 5-True Wing, SO CKunz).- ) = IL
u 70 IN Morgan.92 (Hennessy2 3 I1l5222
Time. l rs 10. Start good. Won cleverly.
Winner; T H Ryan's br (. by The Roman ian
away and Ericula finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs; handicap;
three -year-Olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q. Fin
70 I-Pips; % Cse6Oen) 80; 2 N
Even-P!rate Polly 80 T.Taylr) h 3 8
Time. 1;27 - start good Won driving
Merehaum, L. Mrs ,' F. Foster also is ran ran.
FIFTH RAcE-one and an eighth miles;
three -year-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. ST q. Fin.
, to blue Flame. .102 q Sheal s 2 ms l
to to i-Rudabek d5s 90 90 (McGlessn} NJ; Gfs 15I
Time. ! SO is. Start good. Won easily
Hgge MnR Sss & fs K king BY Sns gpaT
Little Walie. Piller. Lady FOnse and Fracas
finished named.
SIXTH RACE-One and an eighth miles; for
three -year-ods; selling:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. 81. q Fin.
8 TO IL. Kraft. Io4 @. Burtn) 3 2 /
Il TO 5-Demon Girl. 90 (swain) l y
Z TO 2-Trepan, 1O4 %. BolaRd) n
Time. I:55I Is start good Won driving
Volma The Trifier. Morendo. Blue Grass Girl.
First Born and Lampoon finished as named.
SEVENTH RACE-ShOrt course; steeple-
chase; three -year-olds and up:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. St. q. Fin.
8 TO 2-Gearholm. l35 (E- Kelly 8 Is
3 10 1-Volantine, l4O (Hagan). s 3 21
10 5-Billy Ray. 139 (Gee)..
Time, 4:O6. Start good. Won easily. VIM
ner George NJ Hendries' b. C., by ReQuitat
Ida NJ Scotsman Trenct the Mere Prince
Real. Sweet Jane. Amber and Japalac finished
as named
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
ANGELS ARE DEFEATED.
With Mitchell Rnd Schlalcy I'm the
Game, the Giants Win.

PORTLAND, Aug. S.-Two of Nc
Creedies cripples, Mitchell and Schlaf-
ley, got into the game to-day and
helped put it all over the Angels, with
q to score and an inning to spare.
Only in one department did the Giants
show weakness. and that was in base
running. Nine men died after good
start around the diamond during the
course of the struggle Jones allowed
six hits altogether and permitted the
visitors to lead until the eighth.
Householder's double brought in two
men in this inning for the Giants. Nc
Leans sacrifice and Brashear's error
made another tally. Sensational
catches were made by Flood and Crav-
ath. while Atz did some fielding that
was out of the ordinary The little
giants work at shortstop was in sharp
contrast to the article of ball pre-
sented by Brashear in the same posi-
zion for the visitors The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Bart Howe, Stock Ex-
change, Blush.
Second race-Alma Gardia, Gamester,
Lady Travers.
Third race-MuIdoOn, Snowman,
Reeves.
Fourth race-Father Catchem, Her
man Johnson, Away.
Fifth race-The ThralI, ImmorteIIe,
ScarecroW.
Sixth race-Ink, Our Bessie, Lemon
Girl.
Fling, Sflurfan.
Weather clear, track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
Chestnut Daughter of Cliff
ford Scores Brilliant Vie
tory in Sanford COlOrS.
Leads Out Dolly Spanker,
Cairngorm, ROSeben, Bel
dame and Other Filters.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SARATOGA Aug. st was regular
Saratoga weather to-day, hot and with
plenty of humidity The card was well
filled and had class especially in the
Delaware handicap, in which Molly
Brant proved her quality. She ran
around three horses all the way and
then won cleVerly from Dolly Spanker
and Cairngorm. The latter ran crack
ing race, Dolly Spanker just getting up
in time to get the second money. Rose
ben and Beldame were factors for half
a mile but Roseben then retired and
Beldame stopped soon after. Monsieur
Beaucaire did excellently, being beaten
for third honOrs by about neck. W.
Knapp piIoted the winner. summary:
FIRST RACE-sN furlonss' three-year-oids
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St q. Fin.
u 10 Memories, lCS Lyne)-. 1
30 TO Lime OF l.. lob MILLER =
IL tol0-Nannie Hodge. ll5 tBd) ] y
Time, 1913 -. start good. Won handiiy.
Winner, "A. Clay's bk- T. by Sir Dixon Mer-
dine The Lady Rohess. Dinah Shao. LINDA,
Czaraphine, Sly Bride Miss Jordan, Sweet
Alice nnished as named.
SECOND RACE-One mile; three -yesr-olds
and VI; handicap
j 10 5-Bedouin, no shaw .-- Z
30 10 1-Sonoma Belle, ~ CDigns)10 10 3
20 10 Is. Lynnewd. ~ IL. Sn) 3 u
Time. ! Al. start good. Won easily. Win
ner. E. W Jewett's b. 2 by Meddler-Lizzie
Montrose. New MoWn Hay. War MhOop, Eu-
eenia Burch. Shswans. Irish Witch. Palm
bearer Libra, Myeth finished named
THIRD RAcE-Five and a half furIongs;
maiden two-year- olds; purse:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey St a. Fin.
. TO lO-BellsnicSer. ll5 tO'NlD
I6 20 5-Adonis, l12 tMiller)--..4 ll32
80 70 1-Reidmore. ll5 Gyne).. >
Time. 1903 start good. Won driving.
Winner. F. Burlew's D. c. by Mrthful- Fright.
Kiamesha H. The Quail. Ethelred, Dave
Lewis. Fast Flight. Crowshade Ireland, ORR
zon, Palora finished named.
FOURTH RACE-The Delaware Handicap:
one mile. for three-y year-olds and up;
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. 81 Fin.
70 IN. Brant, llS 6W KNAPP ? h u
70 p spsnlSer ,d9 jos 6y9e) ; 69 rs
Time. 1879 2-5. Start struggling. Won
easily Winner. J. Sanford's ch. m. by Cliff
fori-Ballyroe Monsieur Beaucaire. Beldame.
Roseben and Won Tronp finished named.
FIFTH RACE-Five and half furlongs;
selling. for -year-oldss
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. st. u Fin
20 1-Eooray. 1O3 (McInt9re) 6 . 81 ! 2IR
, 10 Hermitage 10 (RmnlD h Il
10 20 1--L.0f the Forest. 107Qyn) 1 ] a 3 h
Time ;OS. Start fair. Won easily. Win
ner. A. J.. Astes' ch. C.. by Plaudit-Readina.
Belden Mullins General Haley. Retropaw
Lancastran and Popular finished named.
SIXTH RACE-One mile: selling: for maid
eu three-y year-0lds and up:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. St p. Fin.
: 10 GLOW Star.95 fMcIntyre) ! 5 3 p
10 10 Gambler. 90 Cyv knapp q 3
Time :z3. Start good WoR driving Win
ner. A. l. Astes b. c. by Star Ruby-MOon-
Lammas Day and Hattie finished named,
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
JUDGE HEACOCK TO DECIDE
RAPPMUNDT PERJURY CASE
Evidence DisclOses Very Careless Meth
DDS Employed In Some of the SUI
periOr Court Departments.

The taking of testimony in the cases
of Paul Rappmundt and Ernest Groess-
Ter was concluded yesterday before
United States Commissioner Heacock.
He will give his decision this morning.
Rappmundt applied for naturalization
in Judge Graham's court a year ago
while he was employed on board the
United States revenue cutter Thetis,
and Groessler acted as his witness as
to the length of time Rappmundt had
resided in this country. 1t was found
that the clerk of Judge Graham's court
had neglected to put the name of
Groessler into the record, although
Groessler had signed his name as a
witness Other instances of careless
ness on the part of the clerk were dis
covered, but they did not show any
intent to deceive
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
Committee Elects omcers,
GfAsEE.ss s.a slssio
1TzjS $50

The executive committee of the Labor
Council elected the following officers
last night: A c. Rose. chairman; VIII
liam p. McCabe, secretary. and II. j.
Griffith, sergeant at arms. The follow
ing were elected to serve on the La
Dor day committee of the Laborers'
Protective Union: z. J. P. O'Riley, w
F. Dwyer, John Murphy, Timothy Gil
christ, Daniel Stewart, John ONeiI, NJ.
O'Leary and L. B. Higgins. The fol-
lowing will compose the committee in
charge of the Steam Engineers Unions
picnic at Sunset Park next Sunday:
Charles Tuebert, Harry Mitchell, Harry
Sesana, Theodore Hines and Peter
Hines. The Bartenders' Union will
give a benefit at Native Sons Hall on
September to help Matt Kerr. an in
jured member.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
False Start Spoils Chances
of Several Horses at
LatOnia Track.
They Run Away Half a Mile
Before They Can Be
Controlled.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CINCINNATI, Aug. S.-Mudders again
had things TO themselves to-day at La
tonia racetrack. In the second event
Nevermore, Eleanor Howard Fleuron,
Eduardo and Erla Lee went away to a
false break and ran half mile before
they were stopped. When the field finally
got away in a bunch Hortensia had no
trouble winning from Albemarle. the
outsider Three favorites won. Sum
maries:
olds and up; selling:
Betting Horse, weight, Jockey. St. a Flu
to 5-Darthula, 93 CRadtke)... 3
is to 1-Belltoone 1o1 CBookerl.. 8 11s2
10 TO Happy Jack. 101 CMorris) "a j 4
Time. 1874 20. Start good: Won easily
Winner, ]. b. Respess' ch. (. CD by Pirate of
Penzance- Deceptive. Miss Manners 104. Merino
50, Handy Bill 9s, Chief Bush 80. Ahola lO4.
Lily Brook o. Censor 1O9 and Bob Franklin
SECOND RACE-seven furlongs; three-year-
olds and up; selling:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 2-Hortensia los (Morris).. 2
20 to ,Gs 1Ss Ni9GD
Time. 81 80. Start good, Won easily. VIM
ner j. Wambsgan's b. IN a. by Ne MeddIer- @
Penny 40, My Eleanor 50. Erla Lee s3. Pot
ter 10l, Nevermore 103, Eleanor Howard 90
and Fleuron 105 finished as named
THIRD RACE-Flve furlongs; maiden two
year-olds tllies; purse:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. ST. y Fin.
to 2-Galetta 10 (Semster).. }
20 10-Gcma, 105 GHalD........3 3 20
TO Santa Lucia. 100 (aatke) AZ 33
Time 1:O6. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, J. Stevens & Co.'S ch f. by George kes-
sler-Court Dance. Lady Waddeu 1O5, Lila NJ
100, Comment los. Pearl Russell 100 and Dame
burden 102 finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-Mile; -year-oids and
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey St 81. Fin.
13 to 5-Van Hope, 94 (Radtke). 2 ! u
Is to Apple. % (Jackson)... 3
40 TO Sister Lillian, 90 Ffnly) 8 a 80
Winner. A Richmond's b. &. by st. Felix
Lady Fordham. Mint Bed 81. Dungannon 92,
Outlaw "a Annie Williams 81. Freesias 102,
Quincy 1O3 Grand Vitesse l02, Roger Smith
80. finished named.
FIFTH RACE-Five and a half urongs;
two-y year-olds; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q. Fin.
10 TO 1-Creel 1O1 (HalD. ...... l III
10 to 1-Matabon. % (Hendersn) l 50 p
Time I'LL %. Start good Won easily.
Winner. E. Corrgaa's b. C.. by Wolsthorpe-
Extra Hoi Pollo 1G7 The Minks 95, Rolla
100. DR.. Mcclure 100. Dr. Keith 80, Henry
Hendricks 96. finished as named
SIXTH RACE-six furlongs; four-year-olds;
betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. st. r. Fin.
Even-Bryan. l01 (IIallJ -...... ! !
90 TO 1-Covinn, 101 (Robinson). 2 25
Time, 25. Start good. Won easily. Win
WisuIa Ara 1O4. Mail Box 1O4. Manhattan
Beach 1o1. finished named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
DEATH NEARLY CLAIMS
OLDFIELD AT DETROIT
Daring MOtOrist Rendered Unconscious
by an Accident During
Race.

DETROIT. Aug S.-Barney Oldfeld
had an almost miraculous escape from
death this afternoon at the automobile
races at Crosse Pointe track, when Dan
Wurgis OF Lansing, Mich, collided with
his car in the stretch during the first
mile of the five-mile open event Old
Held and his car went through the
fence into the infleld Oldfield received
a badly lacerated scalp and a severely
bruised right arm. Wurgis' car also
went off the track, on the outside, but
did not capsize, and neither car nor
driver was injured
Oldheld lay unconscious in the in
field when q dozen Mortified spectators
reached his side. He was carried to an
ambulance, which had been provided in
fear of accidents. and taken to Harper
Hospital, where 1t was said tonight
that, barring entirely unforeseen de-
velopments, he would be out in a few
days.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First raee-Odd Ella, Jessamine,
Ruth w.
down Dilly, Punctual.
Third race-Whitney entry, McKit-
tredge, Vendor.
Fourth race-Oarsmnn, Tyron, Ell
wood.
Fifth race-The Gadfy, Yorkshire
Lad Colossal.
Sixth race-Prince SfIverriuEa.
Councilman, Adriutha.
Weather clear, track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
LATONIA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First rnce--Arachne, Lady Lou, A
Convict.
Second race-Red Leaf, Katie Pow
ers, DIR. Riley.
Third race-TrenoIa, AgnoiO, ROmoIa.
Fourth race-BIue Mint, Gould. Alice
CommOner.
Fifth race-CutgIass, Nutterwen. All
Brown.
Sixth race-JOe GOss, Best Man, The
ROustabOut.
Weather cloudy, track heavy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
Stanford Football Star Decides to Again
Wear fhe Cordfn,I
PORTI.AND Aup sSts

PORTLAND, Aug. S.-Stanford will
again have Bull Chalmers in the line
up when the season opens for football
The husky halfback decided to-day to
return to Palo Alto and again help sup
port the Cardinal. Chalmers starred
through the entire season last year, do
ing sensational work in the big game
with California. His return will be of
immense help to the team, for only three
of last years crack aggregation remain
in school. This Is the Oregon boys third
year at Stanford. He has also a great
record on the baseball diamond
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
LAwsON's CoPPER COMPANY
SELLS SOME PROPERTY

REDDING. Aug. S.-Deeds were fled
to-day by which the Trinity Copper
Company, of which Thomas Lawson Is
president. sells to the Mammoth Copper
Company at Kennel a quarter section
and three lots in Kennel. The property
adjofns the Mammoth property. 1t Is
believed that the Trinity company will
use the Mammoth smelter for it's ore
treatment
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
Umpire Davis Is Married.

PORTLAND. Aug. 81. Ira Davis.
the Pacific Coast League umpire. who
is officiating in this city, was married
here this evening to Miss Lucy Travers
OF Portland. Davis met Miss Travers
when he was a member OF the erstwhile
Portland Pacific National team in 1903.
In the past two years they have kept
up correspondence, and their friendship
finally resulted in the ceremony per-
f@-rned in this city this evening.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
lY W. Hall &

Struck out-By Jones g. by W. Hall s.
Bases on balls-Of Hall g. off Jones l. Two
base hits-Mitchell, Householder Cravath
Three-base hits-Householder. Ross. Double
pay-McLean to Schlafey Left on bases
Portland 8, Los Angeles T. Sacrifice hits
Mclean. Runkle. Spiesl Stolen bases-Schaf-
ley, Runkle. Wild pltch-Jones. First base
errors-Portland l, Los Angeles L. Time of
game-One hour and thirty minutes. Umpire
Davis.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
Motorists EIect omo.

WALTHAM, Mass, Aug. s-The Fed
GRAFTON of Motor Cyclists tonight
elected r. G. Belts of New York presi-
dent and l.. H. Bill of San Francisco
vice president of the Pacific Coast dis
trict