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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
ADDITIONAL COAST SHIPPING

ASTORIA, Oct. 1e.-Steamer Rose City. Cap
tain kidtson, arrived today from San Francisco
with freight and passengers and left up the
river for Portland
OIL tanker Colonel z. L. Drake. Captain Bunt-
ing. left this morning for Port Hartford In
ballast.
Oil tanker W. s. Porter left Up the river
today for Portland TO discharge.
The FIRST real storm hit Astoria last night
In the shape OF a northwest gale doing great
damage along the water front, smashing and
sinking at least Is small boats, besides in1uring
the larger boats and knocking out the under
pinning Of the wharves and trestles all over
the city. Although somewhat moderated, the
wind Is still blowing strong from the northwest
During the storm OF this morning the British
ship Donna Francisco. which has been laid up
on Tongue point for several months. dragged
its anchors and came near going on the rocks
IL is now not In a bad position, hut will have
to be towed back to its former anchorage again
The steamer Yellowstone cleared at the Gus
tom house Sunday for San Francisco with lumher
British steamship Rumford cleared Saturday
evening for Melbourne. Australia
An effort was made Sunday hy the purchasers
of the derelict steam schooner Minnie T.
Kelton TO remove her from her position in the
mud the beach east Of the D. r. and "
wharf. 1t, was only an experimental test and
Was not entirely satisfactory. as the hulk ap-
pears to have settled and the strain placed on
her did not cause her TO move IN her bed.
The steamer Rose City arrived in the morning
from San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
sTRICKLETT WANTS ON JoR

NEW YORK, Oct. 19-Elmer Strick-
lett the great spitball twirIer. who
Dodgers during the few years he was
with the team, is coming east again
next season to perform In the box for
the Dodgers. President Charley Eb-
bets OF the Brooklyn club received a
letter from Stricklett today stating that
he was tired of pitching out on the
coast and would most likely be ready
TO join the team when it started south
next March to get into shape for the
season. Stricklett deserted the Brook
lyns and went to the Pacific coast to
pitch for the San Jose team of the
California league this season II Is
said that he did not get the money he
was promised from the club for pitch
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
TRAIN CRASHES INTO
BUILDING, WHICH FALLS
Thirty Miraculously Escape
With Lives When Car
Barn COIIapseS

PASADENA, Oct 19.-Several persons
were injured and the lives of 80 men
working in the building were endan-
gered early this evening when the rear
end of three car train jumped the
track and knocked out the middle sup
port of the big Pacific electric car barn
between Raymond and Fair Oaks ave-
nues, causing the front part OF the
building to collapse.
The men In the offices on the second
floor dropped nearly 80 feet amid tons
OF prick. but escaped { though badly
Ed Simpson, a negro janitor, was
badly cut. He was on the ground, un-
der the building. and failed to receive
warning given by the carmen.
so slow did the building collapse
that 1t was possible for 20 or 80 men
underneath the offices to escape As
sistant Superintendent Turner was on
the stairway when the building fell In
and he fell nearly 20 feet. but alighted
safely and began at once the direction
OF the work of clearing up the debris
Carl Roberts, train dispatcher. was in
his office upstairs and went down with
the building. 1t was believed for a
time that he was killed. but he soon
walked out over the roof, smoking his
pipe. He was only bruised about the
legs. Conductor John Brandenburg was
In the quarters of the men upstairs and
fell Into one of the car pits in the base
ment, nearly so feet. He escaped with
some bad bruises.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
High School Athletics

The girls basket ball team OF the Lick high
school was defeated by the Berkeley high team
yesterday on the latter schools courts The
girls of the Tiger team played an excellent
game, but were outcassed by the Berkeley team.
The 10 to 4.
The 1912 class football team and the 1910
team Of the Lick high school will play Wednes-
day at the park stadium.
Next Monday night the Commercial high
H A. team. The high schools team will be
independent of the league this year and will
play outside teams.
Commercials track team Will meet Cogs-
wells team next Saturday morning at the
stadium
The Farallones defeated the Bay Shore team
Sunday by a score of to o. Batteries for b.
s., Brewer and Miller. Batteries for Faral-
lones. Coyne and Auer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
Polo Season Will Begin
Within Two Weeks
Frank y. Mackey Coming 10 the
Coast. Accompanied by Noted
English Players

The present Indications are Tor
great season of polo in California TINS
winter. Already most OF the local play
ers have their ponies worked out into
splendid shape. Francis J. Carolan has
his stable well conditioned. and the
ponies OF Richard NJ. Tobin, Walter Ho-
bart. Thomas Driscoll. George Cameron
and Peter Martin are about ready 10
The local players will have chance
TO cross sticks with some OF the rSrcs
from the other side of the ocean w ord
has been received from Frank j. Mack-
ey that he will be in California tnlS
winter with some friends 20 .dke W
aetive. playing. He is expecteSS NJ wac1-
ey has a big string OF ponies on nl7
ranch at Riverside and they are erSSl
pected at Burlingame any day. w i 4
Mackey will be f. A. Gill meIhoeL o
the Nottingham club OF England. ana
H Rich. who has a great reputation -
a player. The other member OF 5ns s
team will be A. Rutherham- BesldeS
these. II IS expected that two or three
other English players will visit the
coast during the winter
The arrival Of John Lawson's Eng
hsh ponies. which he purchased while
abroad. will be watched with interest.
as they will be the first that have been
brought TO the. coast
Walter McCreary has written to
friends that he will spend part or the
winter in California and viii take part
in the polo matches
Francis Carolan is on his way home
after playing this summer abroad, and
should reach the city this week
K NJ TObin has returned and viii
personally see TO the finishing touches
on his ponies. While abroad Tobin wit
messed the Olympic games. In speaking
or the American athletes. he said yes
terday: Our boys were surprise to
every one To look at them it would
not be supposed that they were such
champions. They were a modest, manly
lot The only trouble was that we did
not send enough Of our boys over.
In speaking Of the polo ON the other
side, he said that IL was enjoying a well
deserved popularity at present and that
polo ponies were bringing nice prices.
He saw one pony sold for 5000
The polomen in the south will be very
active this season, besides the players
who are getting their ponies up there
Will be several other teams visiting the
coronado country club. Canada Is to
pc represented at the tourney by a team
headed by Major Colin Ross who, it is
expected, will also visit Burlin game
The local fields are in splendid shape
Inc FL Certta field is ready for playing
while Clark's and Carolan's will be in
shape Ior the opening game, which is
scheduled for November l.
Inc lineup Of the local players will
include r. NJ Tobin. Francis ]. CaroIan.
Walter Hobart, Thomas Driscoll. Peter
Martin, John Lawson, George Parson
and George Cameron Cyril and Joseph
son.
The annual tourney of the Coronado
country club will be held in March
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
Stanford Varsity Down
to Serious Work
Training Table Started With
TWenfy-fhree Men on the
Rugby Squad

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct Ia
Practice has assumed more serious
lines at Stanford university now that
the freshman game has been played
All the attention of the coaches and
trainers will be centered on rounding
the varsity Rugby fifteen into shape
during the next four weeks which in
tervene before the big intercollegiate
clash. To-Day the training table was
Nine freshmen who showed up to ad-
vantage in the game Saturday were also
requested to remain out for practice IN
hopes of developing varsity mtterial
from their ranks. The men who Will
set down TO the table at the University
Inn are as follows: Koerner. Terrill.
Higley. McGregor. Cheda. Pemberton,
Crawford. Miller. Evans, Reynolds.
ELL Roth, Ganong. Cook. Scott. Holman.
Cadwalader Jordan and Brown. The
freshmen who have been requested to
remain out for practice are Corbet,
Crandall. Hubbard, Rodgers. Erb. T.
Sanborn, A. Sanborn. Sundell and Brown
The Stanford varsity has arranged to play the
University Of Nevada this Saturday. The game
will be played at Reno and the fifteen. together
with three substitutes and Trainer Aloulton and
Coach Presley. will leave the campus Thursday
evening return game will be played on OctO-
Der 81 on the Stanford field. This trip VIII be
the only one that the varsity will make previous
70 the intercollegiate struggle with the Unlyer-
sity Of California on November a..
The track athletes of Stanford university viii
have rigid training from now in preparation
for the big handicap of the r. a. a. association.
a number Of the best performers of the univer-
sity will enter. A tryout will be held Saturday
morning. October "a. at which the men will be
selected who will represent the Cardinal in the
meet. W NJ. Rawles. '09 who has not been in
college for two years. is making fast time In
the quarter mile. The weight men sre~out regu-
larry and the sprinters have been represented in
force The following men will probably COM
pete ". H. Gardner '09. ". Fl. Cline II. In
the sprints v " Poor 10. in the high jump;
O.. b: Bradford. '09. in the mile, and G.. Bevier,
II, in the two mile.
The boating men Of Stanford organized yester-
day for the semester. R. II. Reynolds of Pasa-
dena was elected to the presidency OF the club
+. L. Guerrena OF Sonora vice president and j.
W. Fitting of San Bernardino secretary-treas-
urer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
Boer Unholz
Roosevelt Accepts Vice
Presidency ofLeague

President Roosevelt has accepted the
honorary office of vice president of the
Athletic league of the San Francisco
public schools. In letter which the
chief executive addressed to President
Thomas A. Boyle of the board Of edu-
cation he sets forth his views concern
Ing athletics in the public schools.
Assisted by Sidney Peixotto of the
Columbia Park Boys club and Robert
Roos the work of interesting 1000
schoolboys in an athletic league has
been going on for some time under the
direction of President Boyle. The first
pfg aqoer IN meet t5e will faae place More
than 400 entries for the various events
have been received.
The letter received yesterday from
President Roosevelt is as follows:
The White House
Washington, Oct 13. 1908.
Ny Dear Mr.. Boyle I have your letter Of
little over four months now. but for that time
| viii gladly accept the position Of honorary
athletic league, merely to show my hearty
sympathy with the purposes Of the league. You
desire to afford to the average lad OF the public
effective athletics and 1 think this very i'm.
portant. | am sure the average young boy Will
thereby be benefited. not only in physical sense.
but in intellectual way also. i do not be-
lieve in giving athletic sports an improper
prominence. 1 feel that development Of the
body comes behind the Development Of the mind:
just both come behind the development OF
those moral qualities which we up under
the name of character; but I thoroughly be
lieve in the development OF the body also. 1t
is good thing in itself and 1t is good thing
because 1t helps in the development Of mind
and of character 1t tends toward securing the
manliness. the hardihood. the physical prowess,
which are essential to good citizenship in free
republic, where the individual must be trained
never to wrong others and never to submit
tamely to wrong by others.
With all good wishes, and hoping you will
achieve the success to which you are entitled,
believe me- sincerely yours.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
Workouts at Emeryville

There was greater activity among the train
ers at the Emeryville track yesterday morning
than on any previous day this season. Some of
the principal moves were:
Ocean Shore-Five-eightbs in I:O4 %
Meelick-Quarter in :26 1-5.
Ven-Quarter in :26
Lazell and Spring Ban-Three-quarte In 81.
Last Eight-Half in "a 3-5.
Air-Quarter in :27.
Pajaroita-Eighth in :13.
Firebal-Half in :5l As.
Ny Pal-Mile in 1:54 25.
May Amelia-Five-eighths in :O6 1-b
Rosano- -FiFe-eighths in 1:05 3-5.
Tolentosa-Half in 80 As.
Carmiss-Three-e -eighths in :S7.
Smiling Jack-Three -eighths in 81 2-5.
Micaela-Three-eighth in SO 2-5.
Colonel WHITEHALL in 80.
Bellwether- -Five-eighths in 1:O5 2-5.
Argonaut-Three-eighth In 40.
Restigouche-Ha IN :54 Is.
Nadzu-Five-e in los 2-5.
Firestone- ne-Three-Quarters in 1:10 Is.
6ugarmaid-Mile in 1:4S.
Boloman-Mile in 1:47.
Voorhees-Thres-eigh in 40
Billy Meyer-Three- quarters in 1:1e.
Dandelion-Mile In 1:44 1-5.
Angleface-Half in 81 2-5.
Uncie-Quarter in :2S
Meddling Hannah--Three -eighths in 81 2-5.
Legatee-Five-eighths in 1:00
Warden -Three-Quarters in lis.
Talamuad-Mile In l:52
Fargo Rose and Coppit-Half in :51.
Fantastic-Mile In :52.
Caua-Half in 80.
Mabel Hollander-Half in 81.
Tawasentha and Oomo-Half in 40 So
Byrcnerdale in 1:50 2-5
Gene Russell-Five -eighths in 1907 3-5
c. W. Burt-Three- -eighths ia-:37
Eyebright- -Three-quarters in lis
Torbeliino and Captain Emerick-Three -eighths
in IS 3-5.
Inlport-Half in :51 2-5.
Woodraft-Half in 80.
Figent--Half in 40.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
LAToNIA ENTRIES

First race, five furlongs, purse-Sainesaw ITO,
Nellie Free 110, Ornamosa ITO. Kenmare Queen
l1o, English Lass ITO, Wheat Bread ITO. Mer-
cadet 110. Pink Linen 110. Malecon no. Killarney
l10, Flower Beauty no. Giddy Girl no. Mrs.
Marion Moore 10. Splendida 10.
Second race, i've and half furlongs, selling
DR.. Mayer 95. All Red 90, Dispute 9S, Clai-
borne es. Landlord 9s. King Ferdinand Io3. Light
Blue l03, Roseburg ii 103 Home Run 103,
Greenbridge 103, Enfield l07 Edwin L 107, Jolly
I07
Third race, six furlongs. sellng-Camille NJ
9S, Dona 9S. Grande Dame 9S. Toplofty 9S.
Maie Fletcher los. Lady Vie 105, Miss Felix 10J.
Whisk Broom los, Mollie Monyrose 105 Snake
Mary l0T, Lady Hapsburg 105, Flirting los.
Parkins los.
Fourth race, six furiongs, handicap-Lens 101
Miss Sam los. Colloquy Ill, Berwick 126.
Fifth race, one mile. purse-Terah 103, Lady
Esther 104, WoOlstone 109 Zienap l01.
Sixth race, one and a sixteenth miles, selling
Crawford 90. Palemon 90. Banrida 30, Oriental
Queen 80. Washake 9s, Water Cooler 9s Deacon
l02, Howard SheaR-la4, Brancas 1O4, Teegrapher
107. MOrtboy I07. Marathon l12.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
LOCOmobile Establishes
New Record

NEW YORK, Oct. 19-George, Rob
ertson, the daring pilot who captured
the "a hour races at Brighton Beach
and Fairmount park recently, sped
around the Vanderbilt cup race course
and established a new record today.
Plotting the huge Locomobile which
he will have in the race he fairly flew
around the course. Timed by COM
petent clockers he travelled the 2S.46
miles in 20 minutes. This was at the
rate of a mile and quarter minute.
On the straightaway parts of the run
he shot along at approximately 100
miles an hour.
Rohertson's time is the fastest yet
made over the new track, but experts
who have ridden in the various cars
predict that this mark will be shat
tered before the day of the race.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
LAToNIA RESULTS

CINCINNATI. Oct. 19.-Latonia results
First race. five and-a half furlongs-Dr. Hol-
berg won. Arinetto second, Harriet Rowe third.
Time. 1907.
Second race. six furlongs-Friend Barry won,
Buttons second, 7. NJ Greene third. Time, l IA.
Third race, six furlongs-Topsy Robinson won,
Honest second, Marbles third. Time, 1:13 3-5
Fourth race, one and a sixteenth miles-Old
Honesty won. Lady Martha second. Hanbridge
third Time. las 3-5.
Fifth race, one mle-Severus won, Hostile
Hyphen second. Robert Cooper third. Time,
I:40 2-5.
Sixth race one mile and furlong-Arrow-
swift won, J. E. Mcmillan second, Belmere
third Time, I:53 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
Fair Play Will Be Sent
to England
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
NEW YORK, Oct 1s-Fair Play. the
greatest 3 year old colt of the season,
with the exception of Colin, Will be
shipped to England on Saturday. He
will not be raced during the early part
of next year. but will be reserved for
the long races. which begin in mid
season.
The big son of Hastings is the, best
long distance horse. turfmen say, ever
shipped to England. In spite of his
the ideal cup" horse. If he receives
anything like equitable treatment from
the Handicapped in England he will be
d dangerous horse in the $4,000 races
at the Goodwood and Ascot meetings.
There are cups at each place for
which August Belmont will enter his
horse.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
FIGHT POSTPONED
Freddie Weeks and AID WOIgast
Disagree Over WEIGHT

Los ANGELES, Oct. 19-The %
round fight between Freddie Weeks
of Cripple Creek and Ad Wolgast of
Milwaukee. which was originally sched-
uled for Saturday. safternoon, October
II. but which was postponed until to-
day on account of rain, will not be
to the weight. Both men weighed in
Saturday at the feather weight limit,
122 pounds, but when the fight was
postponed it was announced that they
would fight today at catch weights. AS
this would give Wolgast several
pounds advantage. Weeks refused to
agree and the men, failing to reach an
agreement, the bout was definitely
called off,
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
o.RHEuM2TIsn EuNz TsH

Rheumatism Is caused by blood
through circulation all portions
bone and joint bsorbs the ac producing poison causing
inflammation
relief from the pains and be
from the OF nmen paers
does the blood where the located Such
temporary relief but in order
nnammaoy poison must be expelled from the blood
because 1t is perfect blood purifier into the
neutral
exPe the irritating inHamaoy causing pain swell
ing
Rheumatism all
, s. Will be found safe vegetable possessing properties
needed to cure and at the time medicine
system It's hne effects Book Rheumatism
'ee TO all who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., ATLANTA GA
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
SALT LAKE RACES

results:
First race. five furlongs-Zella G won, Hanna
second. Semproele third. Time, 1:10.
Second race, three furlongs-Port Malone won,
Sam second.-J. W. Fuller third. Time, :3719.
Third race seven furlongs-Patriotic won,
Reene W second, Jack Paine third. Time, / :3S
Fourth race. five furlongs-St. Joe won, Laura
F NJ second Antara third. Time, 1:0o
Fifth race, six and a half furlongs-Sir Bril-
lar won, Salpearl second, Burnolette third. Time,
1:2715.
Sixth race. six and half furlongs-Valencia
won. Belden second, Berlin third. Time, 1:2S
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
PLAYERS DRAFTED
Pacific Coast League Secures
Several Good Men

AUBURN. N. Y. Oct. 1s.--secretary
Farrell tonight gave out the following
drafts:
Southern baseball league-Mobile,
from Tacoma, Shea; Atlanta, from Van
couver, Sugden.
Pacific coast league-San Francisco,
from Vancouver, Mundorf; Los Angeles.
from Bloomington, Goodwin: Oakland,
from Reading, Boyce, from Williams
port, Foster, from Akron, Schwartz
(disallowed); Portland. from Spokane,
Dunn and Spoonemoore. from Tacoma,
Carron, from Bloomington, Higgins
(disallowed), from Bridgeport, Beau
mont, from Lynn, Ort
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
MOODY REINsTATED IN p. A. A.

r. W. Dodd, a teacher in the Cogs,
we'll school and member Of the board
of managers of the Pacific athletic as
sociation. appeared before the registra-
tion committee at its meeting Yesterday
morning on behalf of Moody, the Cogs-
well hurdler who had been suspended
for assaulting another runner In the
week After reeonsidering the ques-
ton the committee decided to reinstates
Moody
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
OIL CASE DECISION

WASHINGTON, Oct 19-The su-
preme court of the United States has
denied the motion for a rehearing in
the case OF H. Clay Pierce of the
Waters-Pferce oil company of ST. Louis.
Pierce resisted an application for his
removal to Texas in connection with
the prosecution OF his company on the
charge of violating the Texas anti
trust laws.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
1 DEAD, 15 HURT IN can SMASH

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 19.-Three troll
ley cars on the Troost avenue line
collided at Thirteenth street and Troost
avenue this morning and were badly
wrecked One man was killed and Is
other passengers were injured. The
air brakes on one of the cars failed to
work when 1t reached Tenth and Troost
streets and the car rushed back down a
steep hill
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
FRESHMEN ON VARSITY sauAp

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. Oct.
l9.-With freshman game OF of his
hands. Coach Taylor Is now free to de-
vote himself to the development of the
varsity 10. which is TO play stanford
on California field November Is. The
freshman squad has diSbanded. but
Harris, Evans, Rathbone. Gabriel Eli
oft. Bennett. Hansen. Carpenter and
Pleger will be added to the varsity
squad and kept I'm regular training II
will make the varsity team this wear.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
PAPKE STARTS WEST
Middle Weight Champion Conn
ing to Coast for Eight

CHICAGO. Oct. 19.-Billy Papks<
middle weight champion. left Chicago
get into condition for his battle with
Stanley Ketchel at San Francisco on
Thanksgiving day. Papke is not wor-
rying great deal as TO the probable
outcome and thinks he has the Grand
Rapids middle weight measured up
correctly
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
Record Shipped
Empire City Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-Burgher, Black Mary,
He Knows.
second race-Erbet, Summer
Night, Spe1lbOUnd.
Third race-DoIIy SpanIxer, Col
cOnda. Enticing.
Fourth race-KIng Cobalt,
SpOOner. Arasee.
Fifth race--Monforf, Gretna
Green. TiIeing.
Sixth race-RoyaI Captive, Sim
coe. KiIlcreen.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
RESULTS of UkIAH RACES

UKIAH, Oct 19--ResuIts:
First race. trotting, three in fve-GertIe r
won, Lady second Best time, 2:20E. ~
Second race. four furlongs--Hattie Wright
won, Abby Cheta second, Wilfre third. Time,
Third race. two furlongs-Irondale won. Abba
L second Emeline third Tme IA.
Fourth race. four and . half furlonrs-
Jones won vrpnsky second, vinsorina third
Time. :5S.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
GOLF TOURNAMENT BEGINS

WASHINGTON. Oct 19.-With a
large number OF entrants from all
over the country and over greens in
the best condition the Women's ma
tional golf championship tournament
began here today.
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LatOnia Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-SpIendida, Pink
Linen. Malecon.
Second race-Edward l., Home
run, Jolly.
Third race-Snake Mary, Molly
MOntrose, Grande Dam.
Fourth race-C0lloquy, Berwick,
Lens.
Fifth race-Zienap, Lady Es-
ther, Terra III.
Sixth race-Washakie, Palcmon,
Brancas.
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Amateur Baseball

ALAMEDA, Oct 1e.-The baseball game
played yesterday at Recreation park between
the .Krieg & Halton nine of this city and the
Eimhurst team for the benefit of the Schultze
family netted $40.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20

Do You Want $5.O0:
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
mage 8.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20

Charlie Ellison did not himself accompany his
horses TO the coast. but sent them across the
continent in charge Of Trainer Stroubey, while
he stopped Of at his home in Chicago for few
DAYS. Jacohite. IemaceO. ]. c. Core. Don En-
rgue. Royal Tourist, Westbury and a yearling
made up the list Of the horses that Stroubey
sent west. Two others that have been
turned out in Kentucky viii come TO the coast
later TO strengthen the stable. The horses
shipped wen and reached their destination in
good condition