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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06

The supplemental bonds of the
scandinavian American bank. State
Bank OF ballard. and linton Saw.
mss a Trust Company. were flied
WITH tho comptroller today. cover.
ina tho handling OF ballard finan.
Cos. The first one Ia 20 cover de-
posits Of $4,000 and the two lat.
tor $500 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
WITNESS HAS
SKIPPED

The appeals OF J. 4. Mason aud
George r. Claiborne. the two pa.
trolnen discharged last Saturday
night for graft by Chief Wappen'
stein. we're not heard today by
the civil service commission. mn
bailey. negro elevator Dor AZ
the Hotel Stevens. and tho chief
witness against the patralmen. has
seemingly aklpped ont The hear.
Ing will be proceeded with az soon
as bailey Il found.
DIR. Leo naker. dentiss. zoe Eitei
building. Phone. Main ESQ. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06

KANSAS CRY. June 6-EH.
aov. Peabody today deciiaed TO
discuss Orchards attempts 10 KIN
him Peabody says he has been
sabposnasd a. 4 witness. and en-
poets 20 reach Boise In a few
dnya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06

OF the administration. considering
the interstate eominiszlon's inYesd-
CATION OF the Hartman roads and
the coal roads eaSs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
TEA

There are fewer nerves in
the tea drinking countries.
] m a CINE a nervous
Dufchwomanl
Your grocer returns your money
n YOU don't like 5chlnlng'a Best
We pay him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
NOT COMFORTING.

The Younger Mani strange
that women cant throw straight"
The Older Mani Yes--sr-mY
wife tells me she threw herself at
another fellow and caught
me-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
ACTRESS INSURtS ANKLES
FOR $4,000 EACH

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PARIS. June g. ooi mornIng.
naid utcro. the great Paris dancer.
As she walked Into the office Of a
big accident Insurance company.
II wait 20 insure my ankieA for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06

one Of q rery technical nature
SchmitE viii b backed By the cor.
poration mlllioaaIfvs. Who vhen
Ruef gog In the hole. turned their
barka on him. II was this action
that compelled Rnef % tell AL he
knew to the grand jury.
New everybody IN thla elty Il
wondering Nhethsr Mayor Sehm.,n
viii take thu Immunity bath" and
confess OF stick by the men Who
paid him money foe taxpfa IN the
pAsf. The general lmprr4alan u
that he vii stand par and take his
me<iIelns Il convicted.
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the fanae IL amazing.

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clety," gufKlsd the fair young dam
sol. in a burst Of enthaaiasm. Tvs
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Ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06

It's pretty hard for a camel TO
get through the eye OF a needle.
but the ability OF a boy. 20 see a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
TRUST BREAKING
CONFERENCE


WASHINGTON. June G Trust
busting was the subject OF the con-
ference at the White House thia af
tefnoon. Thia promises 70 be one
Of the m pat important discussions
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DON'T PAY
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06

President Of the United Railways
Of f'fisro. who has been Indicted
II times IN connection Nth the
graft charges Calhnun u grand
son Of the famous South Carolina
htatoAman. john q Caihauh- Pat
rick became very rich ia tho east
Ia real estate and traction opera
lions bsforo he vont "a Frisco and
organised the United Railways.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06

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for
Say $4,000 each" replied the
clerk.
poo. Pooi Ten tbonaaadf Why.
they earn that much In a week."
The compkny finally agreed 10
insure the precious ankles for
$50. 600 each and Otero left happy.
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ARCADIA
ORCHARDS
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come with
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12

Because of unsatisfactory track con-
ditions, today's card at Emeryville is
not much. Only four horses will run in
the Salome Handicap at six furlongs,
the feature event. They are Shot Gun,
Collector Jessup, Cloudlight and Prin-
cess Titania. Even with his impost of
132 pounds Shot Gun should win. He
will like the going and the weight will
not bother him. Collector Jessup un-
doubtedly will be the contender. Prin-
cess Titania will not like the track.
Cloudlight does not run her best races
in company that outclasses her, as In
this case.
In the opening race two-year-o
will be asked to go four and a half
furlongs for the first time this season.
Galmoore, Humero and Jockey Mounce
should fight it out for the money The
first named looks best.
Nancy w, on her last race, looks able
to win in the second. The contender is
not easy to pick, as none of the others
has shown anything recently.
Modicum, on his race of yesterday,
looms as the probable winner Of the
third. He will like both the going
and the distance, a mile and a quarter.
1t is very poor lot that he is run
ming with.
it out in the fifth. The weight ad-
justment favors the former. who was
beaten neck by Vincentio the last
time they met.
Cadichon ran well at Ascot Park and
may be able to take the measure of
Boloman and Tarp<i the closing race
of the day.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12
Gossip of the Track


Two important transfers Of horse
flesh were made yesterday s. c. Hi
dreth sold Security, his four-year-old
Sorcerer-Ieas over geldinR TO Al
konigsberger for $500, and the animal
earned his first brackets in the colors
OF his new owner in the last race Of
the day. William Cahill viii handle
the horse for Konigsberger. Hildreth
also disposed OF a half intarest in his
promising two-year-old 0lt Smiley
Corbett to William CahiH for $4,000.
This is the colt that bolted IN the IN
dine stakes on Saturday when appear
ing TO have the rich purse at his mercy.
On account Of the desire Of the track
management OF have no short-distapce
racing on Saturday. when the Thorn
ton stake at four miles is down for
decision, IL has been decided to most
pOne the running Of the special three
cOrnered match between Firestone,
smiley Corbett and Boas or Raconteur
until next Monday.
Noladay, Nealon, Sir Wilfred. Horace
Z. oxford. DR.. Gardner, Tartan. J. f.
Donohue, W. II. Carey, Colonel Jack.
Standover. Don Hamilton. Good Luck
and Wexford are among the fifty-nine
entries for the Excelsior handicap, the
stake feature Of Jamaica's opening cav.
w. w. Elliott has arrived at Hot
Jockey Conway, who made an unsuc-
eessful effort TO break into the ranks
IF the riders at Emeryville, has reached
Hot Springs.
Trainer w. NJ. Rogers and a coterie
~ his friends are reported to have
laken about $4,000 from the ring on
me victory OF Spring Ban.
c. Z. Durnell boosted Convent Bell
from $500 to 5000, at which price VIII
liam Caine protected with the Gus
iomary So advance and retained the
lilly.
Frank St D. Skinner returned yes
erday from Coronado Beach, where
ne had gone TO ride in the pony races.
On account OF washouts he did not
reach the scene Of the racing until the
closing day.
W. Buchanan, after a long absence
from the saddle. resumed riding yes
ierday, having the mount on Kumiss
". r.. EngstrOm led the ring in win
sings again yesterday, cleaning up
ibout $500.
-year-Olds viii be permitted to
ace IN France this year after the last
Monday in June. which is a month
sarlier than the date heretofore set
VIII Clark, son OF the United States
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

LOS ANGELES. March 11.-only
three days remain of the regular and
original allotment of ninety days for
the winter race meeting at Ascot Park,
but it is probable that the meeting VIII
not close until April 1. The weekly
programme book has been issued and
has scheduled races for every day this
week 1t is expected that Manager
Brooks will make an official statement
as to the extension of the meeting
Many of the horsemen have shipped
to Emeryville and others are preparing
to leave for the northern track, while
a portion Of the Eastern contingent
will ship direct to Benning or New
York. So numerous have been the de-
partures that good racing would ap-
pear to be impossible with the few
horses that remain. Interest," is waning
and the attendance is not nearly what
It averaged earlier in the season.
1t has been announced repeatedly
that with the closing of this season
Ascot Park will not again be opened.
What will be done with the property,
even the owners do not know.
Today's card was devoid Of special
feature.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12
HANDBALL TOURNAMENT
BEGUN BY THE OLYMP|Cs

The first handball tournament of
this years series was begun at the
Olympic Club last night Fifty-one en-
tries had been slated for the series. the
winner of which is to meet Fred Balm,
the club champion
In class A, Joe Condor defeated
Harry Bogen by score of 1921, 21-16.
21-4.
The class B match was won by A. J.
Welch, who defeated r. T. Lyons. IS
81, 21-6. 21-20.
Two matches were played in class D.
In the first III. c. Ramsey had no trouble
in defeating N. F. Mcmahon in straight
games, 21-10, 21-1S. The second was
between ]. r. Cunningham and E. P.
Shortall, and the latter won, 21-12, 21-
13.
The referees were George James and
Al Hampton. the score keepers John
Mallon and Cass Muller.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12
M0R|AR|TY AND HOGUE
DON SEAL UNIFORMS
Shortstop and Pitcher Join
Danny Longs Squad
at Bakersfield
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

BAKERSFIELD. March IL. - The
training squad of the Seals has been
increased by the arrival of Moriarity,
the crack shortstop from Detroit, and
Hogue, the twirler who pitched sew
eral games for Fresno toward the end
OF last season. Both players donned
uniforms and -practiced today. Mori-
arity fills long felt want at short, ano
now the infield work will be begun in
earnest. The newcomer is a crack
fielder.
Danny Long will leave on Friday
with the squad for San Francisco,
where a series of games with the New
York Giants will be played. After
ward the Seals will return to Bakers
field and remain until March 28, when
they will depart to open the first league
series.
Charlie Street, the big catcher. is still
anxious to return to the East and is
hoping that Long will make the trans
fer Immediately. Both Fred Clark Of
Pittsburg and Connie Mack want the
Southerner, but Long asks for more
than they are willing to give.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12
.BOWLERs ELECT STAHL
OF DENVER PRESIDENT

DENVER, Colo. March lin order
to compel recognition by the American
Bowling Congress and the National
Bowling Association the Western Bowl
ing Congress amended it's constitution
today, extending it's jurisdiction from
coast to coast instead of limiting it to
the territory west of the Missouri
River.
A. T. Stahl Of Denver was elected
president, w. F. Zehring Of Salt Lake
secretary treasurer and A. L. JenKIas
of Denver executive committeeman at
large. z. ". Merrill of Oakland was
elected to the executive committee.
In the tournament this afternoon the
lead in the doubles was assumed by
Brayshaw and Payne Of Peoria. H..
their scores being 1140. Tonight. how
ever, they lost to Harper and Kerr OF
Denver. who bowled 1851.
7. Perry of Pueblo rolled 607 in the
Individual class, taking the lead. Other
scores in this class were: Hess, Ogden.
$50; Luna, Ogden. 525; Gilbert, Ogden.
49O.
The Paulsons Of Denver still lead in
the fve-men class with 2797.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12
WILMERD|NG AND LICK
To PLAY BASKETBALL

Much interest centers in the third
scheduled basketball game Of the SUBJ
league tournament, which will be
played this afternoon at the Young
Mems Hebrew Associations gymna-
sium, Page and Stanyan streets, by
Wilmerding and Lowell The cham
pionship of the local subleague hinges
upon the result of the contest. Lick
will meet wilmerding on Friday after
noon.
The game today will start at $3.50
o'clock with the following lineup
wflmerding Forwards. Stadfelt and Paterson: /:
guards, Trowbridge and Braunagal: center.
Hilliard; subs, Surrhyne, Baumbaugh and Berg
Lowell-Forwards, Noble and Jones; guards.
Read and Ibos; center, Hammer.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12
BILLY NOLAN EXPECTED
To ARRIVE HERE SOON

If Billy Nolan, manager of Battling
this city from the East he should ar
rive within day or two. AS Tex
Rickard, the Nevada promoter, is in the
city now and the manager of Cans on
the scene. there is a possibility that
Rickard will succeed in signing the two
lightweights for a return match.
From a recent Eastern dispatch, in
which Nolan was quoted to the effect
that Nelson must have his share of the
receipts on an equal basis with Cans,
1t would appear that Managers Selig
and Nolan will do considerable jockey
ing before they come to terms 1t is
almost certain that Selig will demand
the major portion of the purse for
Cans, win or lose.
The weight question: also is likely
to cause some dissension. Nelson will
hold out for ringside weight, while it
is probable that the colored boxer will
want to make 1873 pounds few hours
before the fight.
Rickard is unusually desirous of get
ting this match and he looks like an
odds-on favorite in the race for it.
Jim Coffroth has not declared himself
as yet, but the local promoter knows
the value of the fight as a drawing
attraction and may have something up
his sleeve to spring when offers for
the contest are announced.
Frank Renaud. will manage Sam Nc
Vey, the heavyweight, in the future
and he intends starting today with the
colored fellow for Philadelphia, where
McVey has been promised match with
Jim Jeffords. The latter should prove
easy picking for the colored man. who
is said to have developed into a prom
fsing fighter.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12
GOLFER bRANDER WINS
CORONADO CLUB CUP
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

CORONADO, March lin the final
round of the mems golf handicap.
played today on the Coronado Country
Club course, N. ]. Brander defeated
Captain c. ]. S. Sedan, who received
two strokes~2 up on eighteen holes. and
won the cup presented by the club.
Captain Sedan won a silver medal.
Brander was in good form, driving
a long and straight ball. The match
was close and exciting.
Major Maize and G. S. Gay. who were
defeated in the semi-f1nal round, will
play off for a bronze medal.
Ten ladies took part this morning in
the qualifying rounds over eighteen
holes, medal score, of the women's an
nual golf handicap. The eight who
qualified and their scores were as fol-
lows:
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12

Senator from Montana, was a visitor
at Emeryville yesterday.
Dave Henry has purchased Eulalie B
from w. B. Jennings.
Dave NicoAhas been engaged to ride
Burlew & ONeilFs candidate in the
two derbies at New Orleans.
Tom Welsh has taken up Running
Water, who has wintered well at
Grayesend.
Yesterdays scratches: st. Denis,
Kingthorpe Petit Due, Mandator,
Rightful. Iras, Hedgethorn, Mechant
Mitre wicklow, Huerfano, Galveston
ian
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12

NEW YORK, March 11.-Water Pearl.
the big three -year-old chestnut colt
owned jointly by Sidney Paget and e.
r. Thomas, died at Sheepshead Bay
yesterday. He had been sick only
thirty-six hours The colt was one OF
the best two-year- -olds out last year
and won more than $4,000 for his
owners They refused an offer of $780,
600 for him last summer. Water Pearl
was insured for S25,000.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12

Manager AlIsopp of the Lick track
team announced yesterday that he had
arranged for a dual meet with the
athletes from Santa Cruz for April 20
The Lick boys will be allowed team
of twenty men and will be the guests
of Santa Cruz for three days
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12
RACING BOAT ARRIVES

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March IL.
The eight-oared shell purchased In the
East some time ago arrived in San
Francisco on the steamship Nebraskan
this morning. 1t viii be brought TO the
campus at once and put to use on Lake
Lagunita-
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12
EXODUS Of HORSEMEN
FROM THE ASCOT TRACK
Not Enough Thoroughbreds
Remain to Insure
Good Racing
Ascot Selections

First race-Buttons, Desmages'
TatteDham.
Second race-Connie vi, Ban
ward, Gold Bar.
Third race-BoIoGna, stOessel,
Antara.
Fourth race-PantOufie, y. II.
Laughrey, Don DOmO.
Fifth race-Ambitious, Netting,
Tendercrest.
Sixth race-Judge Nelson, III
CazadOr, Hipoteca.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12
PROPOSALS.

FhOPOSALS tor construction. San Francisco.
1al, March II, 19O7-Sealed proposals. In triD-
neate, viii be received here until II a. M
Aprn 11s ~. lsos and then opened. for furnish
noncommissioned officers Quarters al rhe pre-
sldio OF Monterey, Cal, according to plans and
Spsci1eations on hie In this Office and office
given to articles Of American production. con-
~ulslons ~ or price and quality encluding IN the
being equal. All information furnished on an
pncat1on to the Chief Quartermaster. Depart-
menJ OF California. Preside OF San Francisco.
9s the Or Mr., Presidi0 OF Monterey cal
-NO. l. GLEN, Chief Quartermastsr.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12
PRIZE FOR AUTO RACE

BERLIN, March 11.-Emperor Will
liam has offered the German Military
Auto Corps a prize for long-distance
race on the lines of the cavalry dis
tance races.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12
CoNKLIN DEFEATS PoGGENBURG

NEW YORK, March 11.-Charles F.
Conklin of Chicago won tonights bill
lard match against ]. F. Poggenburg
by a score of 800 to 181.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12
Edite d by
R. A. Smyth
AUTOMOBILE ROAD RACE
To Be HELD THIS MONTH
Oldsrnobi1e People Object tc
a Postponement Be
yond March %
Bx e. r. l,Hornn1ediea

" f Hunt. who represents z. P
Rrinegar's interest in arranging fO1
the match race between the Oldsmobilt
and the Pope-Hartford automobiles
arrived from Los Angeles last night
for a conference with his principal
concerning the postponement OF th'
race.
Mr.. Shelter, who represents Cap
tain Ryus. has asked for a postpone
ment OF four or five weeks because OF
bad roads" said Hunt L am willing
to wait until March %, but no longer
unless the weather conditions should
necessitate further postponement.
Ralph Owen, who came from ths
East to drive our Oldsmobile, must re-
turn home as soon as possible Be
Sides this is not to be a fair weather
contest. 1t is to prove to the buyers OF
automobiles which car can be depended
upon to traverse any kind OF road
John Adams OF Oakland Is becomins
a speed merchant" according to Gen
eral Gordon. Adams took the general
out for a ride through the park last
week in his new ty-horsepoWer
Thomas Flyer When they reached
clear stretch Adams let the car out
for a little fast going. When he
slackened its speed and the general had
a chance to get bis breath the latter
told Adams that il was all right for
young men to daily with fate by driv-
ing a car at a reckless rate, but he had
passed the foolish age and did not want
any more of it. The rest of the jour
ney was made at very moderate pace
and when the beach was reached
stop was taken for refreshments When
Adams was ready to return the general
informed him that he had had enough
of the automobile and was going home
on the cars. He kept his word
Secretary Frey of the Automobile
Club of California reports that the
membership has reached the 500 mark
The postponed meeting OF the Auto
mobile Dealers Association OF Cali
fornia will be held tomorrow night IN
the saIesroom of the Boyer Motor Car
Company at o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12

R. A.
Andrcu Mack Scores His Scuenth Victory
and Adrian Beats WLnore to the WIRE
By J. r. Jeffery

ncemncy elements the
uncomfortable, cheeless day at
The redeeng features of the card
performances Security their respective
These the only winning choices during the day Several out
appreciable
plotting Numerous
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-12
FOUR SPR|NTERs co
IN SAlOME HANDICAP
Shot Gun, Despite a Heavy
Irnpost, Should Win
the Race
The Calls Selections
BY j. r. Jeffery

BY j. r. Jeffery
First race-GaImoore, Humero,
Jockey Mounce.
Second race-Nancy w, Fiesser,
COredOe.
Third race-Modicum, PrickIes,
Briarthorpe.
Fourth race--Shot Gun, Col
iectOr Jessup, ClOudlight.
Fifth race-Black Prince, VIM
centfO, Governor Davis.
Sixth race-Cadichon, BOloman,
Tarp.