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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
TELLS OF EFFORTS TO
ERADICATE TICK PEST
Inspector Sleddom Reviews Work to
Prevent Transmitting of Texas
Fever in California

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Chief In
spector Sleddom of the bureau of ami
NAL industry Of the Agricultural De-
partment gives the following resume
of work done in California for the
eradication of tick, the only method of
transmitting Texas fever in cattle:
The work of covering the inspection of 1015
herds containing 126, 400 head OF cattle, has
been done by eight veterinarians and agent
and was confined largely to the counties below
the quarantine line from which shipments have
been permitted after inspection, viz San Luis
Obispo, MADEIRA Fresno, Kings, Tulare, Kern
and Merced. Some work was also done in Santa
barbara County. Herds known by local author
tiles TO be infected were first located and In
spected Then herds adjacent to these were
carefully inspected, the aim being to locate
and quarantine quickly as possible all in
fected herds.
These are now being dlsnfected. and 1t Is
expected that with continued work along the
lines followed during the last few months the
counties OF Merced, MADEIRA Kings. Tulare and
Kern may be released from quarantine before
tha close of the present fiscal year. and that
the counties OF Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los
Angeles and San Bernardino may be placed
within the Professionally quarantined area. This
will be the more easily and more certainly ac-
complished If the Legislature enacts a more
satisfactory law and makes specific appro-
prfation of funds TO be used In connection with
the department in tick eradication work
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
OAELAWN TO CONTINUE
RACING DESPITE LAW

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March g.
Oaklawn racing will continue despite
the Aimes anti pool selling law, ac-
cording to the position taken by the
Jockey club today. No bookmakers
were in the established positions in
the betting ring today. but any one
wanting a bet found little difficulty in
placing his money with the hand
books The jockey clubs legal repre-
sentatives claim that the law is de-
fective.
Sheriff Smith again invaded the track
today and arrested one bookmaker and
one of his patrons, making total of
nine arrests In the past two days He
says that he will continue to make ar
rests.
John Condor, principal owner of the
track, arrived here today to confer
with Dan Stuart and other officers OF
the club. Results:
First race three and a half furlongs-Aunt
Hala won, Ella Louise second. Waluga third
Time, :42.
second race, four furlongs-Ida May won,
Hollow second, Lady Hapsburg third. Time, AS
Third race. six furlongs-0ma ] won, Lucul-
lus second, Bandillo third Time, I:16
Fourth race six furlongs, handieap-Iady
third Time, 1:14 20.
Fifth race, one mile-Tyrolean won. Beecher
sAcond King Leopold third Time. 1:41.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth-Bendlgc
won Kitty Platt second. J. D. Dunn third
Time, L. 46 40
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
bURL|NGAME DEFEATS
SANTA MONICA POLO|sTS
Wins Easily at Coronado by
a Score of Nine
to One
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

CORONADO March 5.-The, Burlin-
game team defeated the Santa Monica
players 9 goals to 1 in the match
played this afternoon for the 1907 polo
championship. Though the morning
was wet, the weather cleared about IL
o'clock and the afternoon was bright.
A large number Of spectators watched
the game from automobiles and the
verandas of the clubhouse.
Driscoll made the first goal for Bur-
lingame. Helped by Hobart Driscoll
made a second goal and Tobin added a
third. The store at the end of the first
period was Burlin game 3, Santa Mon
lea o. The first period lasted ten min
utes.
One minute after the second period
opened Driscoll secured a goal There
was an offside play by Tobin in this
period. Hobart scored again in the
third period and Driscoll in the fourth
In the fifth period Hobart made quick
goal and, assisted by Driscoll soon
scored another. Score, Burlingame s
goals. Santa Monica 0. Driscoll scored
again In the sixth. Hudson scored the
only goal for Santa Monica on a free
hit. Score. Burlingame, goals, Santa
Monica 1 goal.
The officials were: DR.. J. A. Edmonds,
referee; Robert Leighton, timekeeper;
DIR. E. ]. Boeseke and F. c. Bellville,
umpires.
Though the Burlingame team proved
easy victors they did not play a really
strong game, their team work being
defective. The Santa Monica players
however. lacked team work.
The Burlingame team was made up
as follows: T. A Driscoll, No. 1 r. NJ.
Tobin, No. 2; F. j. Carolan, No. 3, and
w. S. Hobart, back
The Santa Monica team consisted Of:
S. f. Nave, No. /; r. w. Redmayne,
No. .; w. E. Pedley, No. 3. and F. d.
Hudson, back. Hudson played a clever
game, but did not get much support
The match tomorrow, as scheduled,
should be between Santa Barbara and
Burlingam but the former team has
not put in an appearance.
The qualifying rounds Of the mems
handicap golf tournament were again
postponed on account of the rain.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
Gossip Of the Track

There were two runups both by c.
White. trainer for J. PierrOn. Boas
was boosted from $500 to 500 and
Happy Rice from 5000 TO $1,000. Both
were retained
william Walker claimed Begun from
the Keenes for 1925.
c. J.. Durnelis Temaceo is still at AS
cot Park and is carded TO start in a
mile race there today.
The defeat OF Rapid Water saved the
combination book from q Waterloo.
Y0 San and YeOman have been fred.
9. M. Van Gordon has refused al
offer Of $4,000 for Sir Edward.
Hot Toddy is doing well and is a GER
tain starter, barring accidents, in the
Brooklyn or the Suburban handicap,
and possibly both.
Proper is the only Western horse de-
olared out OF the Suburban
Yesterdays scratches: May Pink, Ar
court, Silver Line. Altanero. John II.
Sheehan, Fireball, Fisher Boy. Lisaro,
Elevation, Hedgethorn, Nigrette. Silver
Sue, Entire Nous.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06

The first and the last race at Emery
Vile today will be contested by horses
of class and should furnish sport of a
high order. Horses OF ordinary caliber
will meet in the remaining four races,
although one OF them. a two-mile affair,
should prove very attractive and In
teresting.
Raconteur. the crack colt from the
Keene stable, should have no trouble
in winning the opener. although the
field that he is up against is a fair one.
Wilmore looks to be the contender of
those that have started. Several will
run that have not previously faced the
barrier.
Louise F'itzgibbon will probably earn
brackets in the second. She is fair
filly and has been running with better
class of horses. Peerless Lass, Vim
ton and Derdom are the likeliest out
side OF FitZgibbon.
Hersain showed the benefit of a let
up in his last race and must be con-
sidered in the third. Pelham had all
kinds of speed his last out and promises
to be keen, contender. Judge is ever
dangerous. Lord Nelson does not ap-
pear to be the horse he was when DR..
Rowell was handling him. Confessor
seems to have lost the winning form
he showed in the early part of the sea-
son at Ascot Park. Governor Orman
was a shifty sprinter in the East, but
has shown little in California this
winter.
Black Prince has been knocking at
the door, and the fourth race appears
to give him his chance to earn brack-
cts. Prince Magnet and Ink will be
the contenders. The others do not ap
pear to call for much in their present
form.
w. B. Gates ran so we'll in the Water
house cup race that he has only to
run back to that race to win the long
distance event of today's card. Iras
will be a contender If the track is in
fair shape, but bad track will oper-
ate against her chances materially
The last race will be hummer. The
field is very evenly balanced and a
royal contest is sure to result. Every
horse I'm the race appears to have a
chance. Native Son may win IL he
runs back to his best form.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
Squires, the Australian Champion, to Meet johnson
FouHorses FINISH Only Heads
Apart m FIRST at Ascot
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

Los ANGELES. March S.-Mors than
two inches Of rain In twenty-fo four hours
converted the track at Ascot into q
veritable river OF mud. and In today-s
races only the mudders had q chance.
Weather conditions were such that
many scratches were announced, and
the result was that no large fields
faced the starter In any Of ths events
Despite this the sport was good In
the main and 1t started In the dxst
race, the hnish OF which was one Of
the best that has been seen here
Chancellor Walworth, Brennus and
Revolt fought it out all the way and
for nearly quarter of a milo the
whip was piled vigorously. So close
was the finish that there were those
who would have disputed the decision
OF the judges, scant heads separating
the leaders. Tho other entries were
not in the contest at any stage.
The fourth race, a mile dash for q
purse OF $500. was also a good sample
OF hores racing. There were but four
entries, and Won Tromp proved to have
ben pitted against a field which was
not his equal. but until near the wire
the others were punched. Won Tromp
won easily by six lengths. Favorftes
annexed three of the remaining four
events.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
MOHLER DISCOVERS NEW 4
TW|RLER At BAKERSFIELD
SPECIAL DIsPArcH TO TIE CALL

BAKERSFIELD. March 5.-Captain
Mohler's Seals" put IN three hours OF
hard work this afternoon. Taking the
squad as a whole, it is in excellent
playing shape for so early in the sea-
son. Street, HiIdebrand, Williams,
Mohler and Irwin go through their
PAGES with the vim and vigor Of two
year-olds.
c. w. Moore, catcher from st. John,
Kansas. put in his appearance today.
making four receivers now on the
ground H l. HopgOod, outfielder, also
reported George Wheeler, the versatile
twirler, is still not heard from, al
though he has received transportation.
Mohler is beginning to worry.
Harlan Clafin, a local boy, was given
a tryout by Mohler today and he thinks
he has discovered another Rube Wad-
dell. Mohler is enthusiastic over ths
boy and will endeavor to have him
come to terms with Long. who IS ex-
pected here Sunday. But three pitchers
aside from Nick Williams. who is be-
ing played at first. have reported.
Goodwin and Hardy, twirlers Long Sc
cured from the Washington Club, have
not been heard from.
Tomorrow the Yanigans and Regu-
lars play a practice game and for sun
day a game with Visalia. IL Overall can
be induced to pitch for his home team,
will be booked Negotiations are
pending.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
ARTISTIC CUPS OFFERED
FOR OAKLAND DOG SHOW
Fifty-Seven in All Have Been
Received Up to the
Present Time

The officials of the Oakland Kennel
Club have been unusually successful in
securing cups for their first show,
which will be held in the Piedmont Pa
-vilion Rink on March 20 and 81 Fifty
seven trophies have been contributed
already by friends of the club. and more
are expected before the opening day.
In the distribution Of the trophies all
the breeds have been recognized, so
each owner has an opportunity OF Sc
curing an artistic cup.
Mayor Mott has offered the Mayors
Challenge Cup for the best dog in the
show. This is to be won twice by the
same exhibitor, although not neces-
sarilv with the same dog. The club
viii give a piece Of silver plate to COM
nemorate each victory unNl the trophy
is won outright. The Oakland Chamber
Of Commerce has offered a cup for the
best California bred puppy in the
show. This also is to be won twice by
the same exhibitor. The club VIII give
a silver medal to commemorate each
win until the trophy is won.
AS this will be a two-day show, the
iudging must be expedited as much as
possible Dogs viii be received from 2
n M on the day before the show opens
until a. m. Of the opening day. No
dogs will be received after that time. =.
colonel J. W. Brooks OF Los Angeles
will show ten Of his Ascot kennels Bos-
ton terriers. A movement is on foot at
Los Angeles to send car of 100 dogs
to Oakland Plans for this viii be
made at the Los Angeles show which
will open today and which will con-
tinue until Saturday
Entries for the Oakland show will
close next Monday at the office Of the
club. Premium lists can be obtained
from Secretary w. z. Chute. 96S Broad
way, Oakland, or from II. II Carlton, in
charge of the branch Office, in room 2l4
OF the Couitryman building, In this
CITY
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
CHICAGO BALL TEAM
DEPARTS FOR MEXICO
Comiskey Says Worlds Championship
Will Mean Another $4,000
for White Sox

CHICAGO March 5.-"There will be
another $4,000 for the White Sox next
fall if they win the worlds champion
ship. That's cinch. Maybe there will
be more. if it is a big season, and it
certainly ought to be the best on
record If this doesn't look like a
championship layout right now I never
saw one"
These were the remarks Of President
Charles A. Comiskey just before a train
load of champions pulled out of the
Illinois Central station today.
The party numbered ffty-five, and a
train decorated from pilot to rear plat
form carried them on the first stage
Of the long journey to the City of
Mexico.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
LANGFORD is MATCHED
TO MEET GUNNER" MOIR
Twenty Round Bout Is to Take Place
Before London Sporting
Club in April

NEW YORK. March Sam Lang
ford. the welter-weight fighter, has
been matched to fight Gunner" Moir,
the heavyweight champion OF England.
in a twenty-round bout before the Ma
tional Sporting Club Of London in the
second week in April.
Matchmaker Bettinson of the Nation
al Sporting Club yesterday cabled to
Langford stating that the match was
on and Langford sailed today from
Boston on the steamship Ivernia with
Al Delmon, the New England feather
weight. who is to box owen Moran be-
fore the same club this month.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
FAILS TO CHARGE CRIME

The verdict of the coroner's jury fails
to fix the crime which is supposed to
have been the cause Of the death of
Mrs. Annie Coulter Blood poisoning,
the cause of which is unknown" is the
language of the verdict. Mrs. Coulter
died at the California Woman's Hos
pital after successive beatings which
she endured at the hands of her hus-
band, William e. Coulter. A complaint
charging him with manslaughter has
already been sworn to by his sixteen
year-old daughter, Jessie, and Coulter
Is still In custody awaiting his hearing.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
i've and a half furlonss:
RESULTS AT NEW oRLEANs

NEW ORLEANS March 5.-City Park results
first race. three and half furlongs-Prince
Bowling won, Bucket Brigade second Bitter Sir
third. Time. 40 40.
Second race steepechase short course handi-
cap-Little Wally won. Henry A. Schroeder sec
ond. Naran third. Time. 1902 3-5.
Third race. five furlongs-De Oro won, Warner
Griswold second, Sagapanak third. Time.
1 :01 3-5.
won, Monochord second, Evie Green third. Time
/ :48.
Fifth race, one mile and furlong selling
Yankee Girl won, Tileing second, Anna Day
third. Time, :53.
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles, selling
1vanhoe won, Heart of Hyacinth second, Kara
third. Time, i :4S 1-5.
Seventh race. six furlongs-Spider Web won.
Coltness second, Chase third. Time, 1:15 25.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
MARKsMAN RECEIVES MEDAL

PETALUMA, March Corporal
Walter curden OF Company C, this city.
has received the gold medal won at
Seagirt. n. J., in August. 1906. for best
Workmanship. He outranked all the
marksmen from California and took
first place. The presentation was made
by Captain ]. B. Dickson Of Company
c on behalf OF the State.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
cARpNER WINS SECOND CAME

NEW YORK, March 5.-Edward
Gardner of Passaic, N. j., holder of the
title, won the second game in the
series for the amateur championship
at 14.2 balkline billiards from Charles
f. Conklin of Chicago by one point.
Score, 800 to 299. He won in the forty
sixth inning.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
JOCKEY CLUB ELECTS CHIEFS

CONVICTION. KY. March 5.-At a
meeting of the Latonia Jockey Club
here Congressman Joseph r. Hynock
was elected president to succeed julius
Fleischmann. and John Hachmeister of
Louisville was elected treasurer and di-
reetop
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
SEATTLE ATHLETES COMING

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March s.
Word came to hand today from Seattle
High School that the Northern institu-
tion would enter five of its best ath-
letes in the interscho1astic track meet
on the Stanford campus on March 2s,
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06

RAyNER rs CoMMITTED-London. March 8.
Horace g. Rayner. who assasslnated Nlliisn N
Whitley January "a was formally committed for
trial on the charge of murder today. The police
court proceedings did not throw any light on the
tragedy. The prisoner reserved bis defense.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06

DAVID BELDING DEAD-Cincinnau. March
David Wilson Bedding. president and founder
~ the Belcing SILK COmDanr. died at his home
ir this city today. aged - years. With MS
brothers he had extensive factories IN Connect
cut. Massachusetts,, Michigan. California and
Canada
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
RACONTEUR SHOULD WIN
FIRST At EMERYWLLE
Opening and Closing Races
Are Between Horses
of High Class
The Calls Selections
By j. r. Jeffery

By J. r. Jeffery
First race-Raconteur, Wiimore,
Lady Hildreth.
Second race-Louise Fftxgfb-
bons. Peerless Lass, Derdom.
Third race-Pelham, Hersain,
Judge.
Fourth race-BIack Prince,
Prince Magnet, Ink.
Fifth race-W. ID. Gates, Iras,
InfiammabIe.
Sixth raee-Native Son, Ocean
Shore, Al Lindsay.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
Edited by
R. A. Smyth
Ascot Selections

First race-JOan OF Arc, Kitty
Mccarthy, Kamsacl<.
Second race-Royal Ascot, Irish
Mail, Bankara.
Third race-Rama, FoReasta,
AvonteIlus.
Fourth race-remaeeO, Artmo,
j. II. LauEhrey.
Fifth Race-Lacene, Dan Collins,
MRrpessa. -
sixth raee-NapDa, PHI Igoe,
BelchambeEI
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06

GREAT DYNAMITE ExPLoSIoN-PottsviIla
Pa. March 5.-By the explosion OF 1000 pounds
OF dynamite in the stOrehOuse OF the Richards
colliery of the Susquehanna Coal Company. neas
Mount Carmel today. forty persons were in
jured. OF them. Lewis Dowie. fatally. The
explosion caused damage to the extent a $1Soy
600. --e..
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
Emeryyille Entries

The entries and weights for today's
races are as follows:
FIRST RACE-Half mile; purse; two-year-
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06

March 5.-Dr Louis Horn. a wealthy dentist
convicted here of numbering Albert Secherest
his tenant, In June, 1902. and sentenced to IF
teen years in the penitentary, granted a
new trial by the State Supreme Court today. He
has had three trials.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06

show blossom h by agon
aimed by f. Ramsey
but Princess 1tana Won easily Second
hefind and Wtgame Rapid Waerf
swasp Curicuu he
stopped efaHong. onors
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06

At the post u minutes. or at S:12l5.
out show. Domo, 2-5 place; out show
by Ben Brush Cinderella. Trained by
good Won in canter. Second and
pole. and at the end won going away
within striking distance Of the leader
J. O. Glenn seemed unable TO untrack
Io7 FIFTH RACE-Three and a ha
10 1925.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
Fue Public Choices Finish m Front and
Bookmakers Drop Thousands to Talent
San Francisco Calls Racing Form Chart

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-21

No news is sometimes good news From Russia, yesterday, the news was, that the terrorists didn't kill anybody.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-21
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Bisbee. Ariz.. Feb. 20, Iyvi.
 The, opening quotations this morning showed tae market to be slightly stronger but the trading was dull and inactive until about noon, when there seemed to be a general improve ment and scme buying orders were in evidence.
 Calumet & Arizona made an ad- vance of two points, closing at s193.50 bid North Butte. Coalition and Ula Dominion show not noticeable changes. Superior & Pittspuiz Is quiet but steady. There is a good demand for American at $1T.00. Denh is also scarce around quoted bid prices. Warren finds ready sale at $13.00 to S13.25. Shattuck was trad ed in at s44.50 in small lots. 1ne Greene issues are firm but quiet list. The prices at the close tell all list. The prices at tn close tell all there is to say. Barring more news to restrain things it seems that, stocks are likely to reach higher levels be- fore the end of the week.
 Closing Quotations:
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