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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22
Canvas awnings-aIobe Paint Co.

Don t be afraid to give Chamber
lain IS Cough Remedy to your children.
1t is intended especially for coughs,
colds, Group and whooping cough, and
it is the best medicine made for these
diseases. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22

During the past few weeks there has
been a condition of stagnation in the
copper market which has been almost
unprecedented. Consumers bought rath-
er heavily during the late advance. and
are now able to look on and await fur
ther developments, believing that they
will eventually be able TO buy at still
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22

Windsor, in the Boston News Bureau.
gave ont the correct dope when he
said; "Thc belief is gaining ground
among unpreiudiced critics that while
rallies are to be expected, the market
is on the eve of series of sharp de-
clines. Technical as. well as outside
conditions are believed to point to such
setback. la important quarters of
the market. as. in United States Steel,
long stocks have been freely supplied.
As a rule they have passed into weak
hands. The short interest in a number
of important issues is much reduced.
All of which, together with the stagna-
ton in the commission business and
absence of public buying, makes for a
vulnerable speculative position. =
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
|-aIl pills, easy to take. gentle and sure.
Eh by Hanna's Drug Store, 22S Broad
|reet.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22
MINES, MINING and the MARKETS

lower prices. The tendency on the part
of the producers is to again make sales,
and, If need be. to make concessions.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22
Directory of Globe Lodges

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
knights of Pythas Pinal Mt. Lodge
Thursday evening in Odd Fellows Hail.
SYL. HEATHER, c. c.
R.
Globe Chapter No. T. R. A. MMes third
Hail. G. s. Van Wagenen, II. P. P. B. Lady, Secretary.
White Mountain Lodge No. F. A. M-Mee Tuesday
Fellows Hall. w. A Smith, w. NJ. c. T. Martin
Order Eastern StarMes Tuesdays
lows Hall Mrs Lady Worthy MatrOn Mrs A. W. sydnOr,
Secretary
ODD FELLOWS
Independent Fellows Encampment sMeet.
second and fourth Fridays Odd Fellow IS Hail. j. NJ Carter, c.
p. Eugene Middleton Scribe.
Rescue Lodge No. 12 o. FMeets Wednesday Odd Eel
lows Hall. j. NJ Carter n. g. Eugene Middleton Secreary
Rebekah Lodge o. F. Sultana 5Meets
fourth Mondays Odd Fellows Hail. Mrs Armstrong N. F.
Odds, Secretary.
Protective
third Fridays Odd Fellows Hail. Harry Rupkey R. j. g. Old
field Secretary.
Fraternal Order Eagles Globe Acie No 191Evey Wednes
day night in each month, Trust Bldg L. E. Hoeye w. p
r. Lowthian Secretary
KNIGHTS COLUMBUS
Knights of Columbus Globe Council 1l5sMees Thursday
each week, Trust building VIM Burke, G. X; A. A. Awes,
Financial Secretary
IMPROVED ORDER OF REDMEN-Tono No 13-Improved
Order of Redmn meets Tuesday night of 1880
O'Clock at the Trust building Fred W. Simmons achem D..
Koyle, C. of h.
MODERN wooDMEN AMERICA-Modern woodmen of
America, Globe Camp No. l2Ol9-Meets Mondays p. m,
Trust building Harry c. Houser, Consul; Laurie H. Brown
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-11-13
MANY POOR RACES
NathanSon Finds Difficulty in
Getting Good Cards

Handicapped Williamson is expert
encing considerable difficulty In get
ting up good cards. Three of the best
races scheduled for today in the pro-
gram book failed TO fill, and to make
up the card the programmed had to re-
sort TO the splitting of cheaper races,
for which more than enough entries
are invariably received. The result is
that the program is utterly deficient in
class and one of the poorest carded
here in a long time. For the good of
the sport owners who have been given
accommodations at the Emeryville
track should do their part toward
making the racing attractive The
spirit which certain owners are at
present showing in refraining from
making entries in the better class of
races because they happen to have an
idea that some horse is eligible whom
they feel they may not be able to
beat is neither sportsmanlike nor will
il contribute to the standing of the
owners in question with the jockey
club management.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-11-13
Meelick, Derby Winner,
Goes Lame

Meelick. S. C. Hildreths triple derby
winner, fell lame while being exer-
cised at the Emeryville track yester
day morning. Hildreth was unable to
determine whether or not the trouble
is likely to be serious in it's results.
A day or two ago Hildreth fitted Nee
lick with bar plates, and he is half of
the opinion that the change in the
horses equipment may have brought
on the trouble. The lameness appears
to be In the same foot that Meelick
split here in the early part of last
season.
Hildreth has about made up his mind
TO throw his crack Splinter. Peter
Ounce. out of training. The horse has
not fully recovered from the effects of
the lameness with which he was af-
fected soon after Hildreth acquired him
at the Keene wedding out sale, and
Hildreth fears If he goes on training
him that the horse may break down.
So it is likely that Peter Ounce will
get long rest, and it may be that he
viii not be seen in action in California
until toward the close of the season.
Restigouche, which came to the
coast with bad quarter crack has
grown new hoof and is going along
nicely In his work preparatory to the
ming OF has stake engagements. Hill
dreth will adhere to his plan of ship
ping part of his stable to Arcadia about
week prior to the date for the open
Ing or the southern California track.
Dave O'Leary will go along to train
the southern division of the Hildreth
stable, and Hildreth may himself re-
main here for some weeks yet.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-11-13
College Hears Cheering
News Of Players
Senior Class at University
Wins the Annual Field
Day

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. Nov
12.-The gloom that settled down on
the campus after the announcement of
the probable absence of Herman Budel
mann and Myron Harris from Satur-
days lineup has been dissipated today
Budelmann is out of the hospital and
Joined in the secret practice and light
drill with the rest of the squad today
he will undoubtedly be able to take
MS place at back Saturday.
Myron harris Will also fill his place
at center three quarters. News was
received from his home today that he
would be back in time to play his po
sitlon. This made matters much sim
pier Tor the coaches, as he is by far
the pest man in college for the place
The annual fall interclass track
meet on California oval this afternoon
was won by the senior class, which
mas never lost field day since its en-
Seniors, 81 juniors, %; sophomores, 90:
freshmen. 80. The point winners and
events were:
SO yard dash-Johns '09 Beckett 90. C. W.
Whitney r. laps (about 1 Y miles,; Macpher-
20 yards high hurdiesN6onald II. Edwards
10, Grubb IL, l lap; Jones 90, Mcnamara '09
Levy ~ laps; Reyes 10, Boydson IL, Err
100 yards. low hurdles-Edwards 10 Donald
II. Grub II. laps; Dozier '09 Trowbridge
IL. Brown H.
200 yard dash-Johns 'o9 Kretzinger IL
Shotput-Dignan 10 McCulloch II. Davis 10
Hammer throw-Gabbert IL, Maddox II, Da-
Wis 10.
Broad jump Kretzinger II, Carpenter -,
High jump-Taylor IL Stout 90, Strong 10.
Pole vault-vaiI ~. Carlock ~. Maddox II.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-11-13
Dreamland Club Holds
Its Bouts Tonight

One of the best cards that the Dream
land club has offered local fight fans
will be put on tonight at the Dreamland
pavilion. when eight pairs of scrappers
ranging from the heavy weight class
down TO the bantam division will swat
each other for the edifcation of the
fight fans.
The windup viii be a return match
between Charlie Miller, the 215 pound
giant who has put up two fast bouts
during the last few weeks, and Lew
Taylor, the Reliance club heavy weight
who got a close decision over Miller last
month. This promises to be a lively
scrap.
Harry Stremmel the classy Olympic
club lightweight, viii clash with Morris
Sweeney, the fighting conductor"
while Eugene Tacoma, one of the speed
lest local feather weights, will give
Roscoe Taylor, the Seattle champion.
his first tryout. Taylor claims to be
the champion Of his class in the north
west.
The balance of the program is made
up OF the following talent: Jimmy Lu-
cey vs.. Ray Groves, rs; Tim Regan VS..
Billy Pine, 125; Fred Bennett. who
trimmed McGoVern last month. VS..
George Racehorn, 145; Pat Cronin VS..
Harry LudOlph, $50; A. Lang VS.. Al
Williams, AS. Frank Schiller will ref
cree the eight contests.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-11-13
Baseball Breach Still
Unbridged

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE National
association of professional baseball
clubs adjourned without date today,
leaving the breach between the Amer
lean association and the Eastern
league, on one hand, and the other
minor leagues, on the other, unbridged.
Adjournment came following two
hours of sporadic conferences, the net
result of which was to develop an
appreciable degree of conciliatorinesS
without directly approaching settle
ment.
President Powers of the Eastern
league. in addressing the so called
regulars" declared himself in favor
of organized baseball, but representa-
tives of his association did not attend
the meeting President O'Brien of the
American association remained aloof,
and both boiling leaders declared their
intentions of leaving this city on early
afternoon trains on the grounds OF
private business. Both leagues, 1t was
meeting arranged for December by a
preliminary meeting at Buffalo next
Wednesday. Both sides at adjournment
suggested that the other appoint a
committee to conduct further negotia-
tions, buts both sides likewise wanted
the other to make the first move in
this direction. The regulars" pointed
out that the differences might still be
carried before the national board of
arbitration, but it was deemed unlike
ly that the boilers would take kindly
to this idea, and their demands for
control of this board was the rock on
which the association split when the
boilers" demanded that they be given
control of it,
The committee appointed yesterday
by the regulars" TO confer with the
National commission was perpetuated.
while Puiliam of the commission said
the members of the commission were
willing to talk informally with repre-
sentatives of the "secessionists" in
their individual capacities, but not Of
fcially.
Garry Hermann of Cincinnati. pres
ident of the National commission,
whose presence was urged by tele-
graph. wired that he could not come
to Chicago because of a twisted ankle.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-11-13
Amateur Baseball

ALAMEDA, Nov. 1.-THE season OF the State
baseball league has closed far as this city
is concerned. The game that was scheduled TO
be played here Sunday between the Alamedas
and the Santa Cruz nine has been called OF be-
cause of the disbanding of the Sand Crabs.
Next Sunday morning there viii be tryout
of ball playing members of Alameda parlor OF
Native Sons at Recreation park for the purpose
of selecting team to meet a nine from Stan
ford parlor of San Francisco.
ICY" Russell, who managed the winning
Newman. Ca, team last summer. has been
signed by Secretary Bracket to manage the
Imperial team of the Bay Cities league. Rus
sell will have full authority, and with the
changes aud the new he will bring to
the Imperials Bracket hopes to have a team
that will be strong contender for the flag.
Manager Saracco Of the Calkins is scouting
around to find players who will strengthen his
inheld. Already he has signed up Atthowe,
the clever local shortstop. Atthowe is con-
sidered about the fastest amateur shortstop
around the bay, and Soracco looks for him to
add great strength TO the Celkns inheld.
So good is Atthowe that Manager Danny Long
of the Coast league team has decided to give
the youngster a tryout In the spring.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-11-13
CREAMERY OWNERS
OPEN CONVENTION
Visit San Francisco Wholesale
Dairy Produce Exchange and
Inspect Samples of Butter

The ninth annual convention of the
California creamery operators associ-
alton opened in the rooms of the Cali
fornia state board in the Ferry build
ing yesterday afternoon. But little
business was transacted. The members
were called to order, and after a few
announcements adjourned to the San
Francisco wholesale dairy produce eX-
change, where superior samples of but
ter were inspected.
The convention will transact consid-
cradle business this morning. Arthur
r. Briggs, chairman of the state board
OF trade, will deliver the address of
welcome and E. B. Stowe of Stockton
will make the response for the associ-
alton. A. Jensen, president of the as
sociatio will make his annual address,
after which Prof. Fl. A. Hopper of the
University of California will speak.
United States Inspector c. l.. Mitchell
will speak on the benefits OF market
inspection and Prof. z. W. Major will
lecture on testing associations. In the
afternoon addresses will be made by C.
f. Gray of Eureka, E. II. Webster, chief
of the United States dairy division at
Washington; Frank Hyde of Tulare and
w. H. Saylor, secretary of the state
dairy bureau. Those in attendance at
yesterdays session were:
B. ID. Dixon, G. Il. Mitchell, W. E. Moore.
G. Nelson. H. G.. Bernard and W. H. Savior
San Francisco; H. ]. Faulkner, R. G. Schoul,
pand. john Carlson, Oakland; Hans Beck and
Jacob Fischer, Fresno; II. Blekher and W. t.
Very, Marysviile: W. f. Premo Porteryille.
j. p. Murphy. Nelson Buck, C. w. Camp.
Laton: J. V. Canham. Hanford: c. H. Werder'
Coreoran; F. H. Daniels. Alameda; A. C. Hart
Angeles; Simon Koppes, Ceres; E. H. Hage-
mann, Davis.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-11-13
AeOlian Yacht Club Will
Build New House
" embers Prepare for Additional
Boats and Lively Season
Is Expected

Though it is only 10 days since the
Aoelian yacht clubhouse burned down,
the members have had several meetings
and the directors have ordered Archi-
tect Andrew Carlson to prepare new
plans for the house. 1t has been decided
TO put up two story house, little
larger than the first one. The con
tract viii be let at an early date and
everything will be finished by the
opening of next season.
Next Wednesday night the club
viii give benefit dance in the Ma
tional guard armory on Park street
in Alameda. Ex- Commodore Lawrence
Chester Knight. Commodore Carlos
Strom and James Bradley are the COM
mittee that has the affair In. hand
The music Will be furnished by the
Aeoiian orchestra, under the direction
week from Wednesday another
affair has been arranged by number
of the clubs friends, when the farce,
Love in Uniform written by Zoe
Green Radcliffe, will be presented under
the clubs auspices at the Park-thea-
ter in Alameda, with Miss Ramona
Radcliffe in the title role. She Will
be ably assisted by Earl Borton, Miss
Gretchen Kuertzel and several others
A number of well known singers and
musicians will also assist in the enter
ta1nment.
Though a number of the Aeolian
yachtsmen met with heavy losses
through the ravages of the fire, it is
not stopping them from preparing for
next season. when the fleet viii be
enlarged by the addition of number
of boats. Ex-Governor Budds Dawn
has been purchased by A. Davis.
Charley Kletzker will launch his new
80 footer the early part of next year
and expects to have a world beater
Vice Commodore Bruno Roebke is apx-
ious to sell his sloop, Ceres. SO that
he can buy a larger one. Benjamin
Joost has secured an option on the
Corinthian sloop, Edna, and will prob
ably add her to the Aeolian feet.
At next months meeting the nom
mating committee will be appointed.
and as there are q large number of
aspiring Office seekers, a keenly con-
tested election is expected.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-11-13
PARENTS CLAIM CASH
TAKEN BY TWO SONS
Judge Graham Reyokes Letters
of Administration to Es=
tate of Brother

Letters of administration granted to
Martin Wike over the estate of John
II. Wike, his brother, who was lost at
sea, were set aside by Judge Graham
yesterday on the ground that they were
obtained by fraud and misrepresenta-
ton. The deceased's estate consisted
of a life insurance policy for $4,000
His brother, Martin, sWore that he and
another brother were the only living
relatives, and upon that representation
the letters were issued, and $1,000 of
the estate was divided between Martin
and the other surviving brother. 1t
now appears that the parents of the
deceased are alive in Norway, and an
affidavit by Andreas Bjolstadt, secre-
tary of the Norwegian consul was
filed setting forth that fact. Martin
Wike and his brother are said to be
in Alaska. If they cannot be reached
it is probable that the METROPOLITAN
surety company which went on the
bond of Martin, will have to make
good the 1920. The entire $4,000
rightfully belongs to the parents
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-11-13
MEMBERS OF STANFORD
CLUB HOLD REUNION
Several Men Will Attend Big
Smoker in Local Down.
town Grill

Members of the Stanford club and
former Stanford university students
and undergraduates gathered in the
city for tomorrow's varsity football
game with the University of California
will meet tonight at a smoker to be
held at Solari's grill in Geary street at
$50 o'clock. Several hundred are ex-
pected to be present at the smoker. as
scores of old Stanford men are coming
in from all parts of the state to be
present at the game, and practically
the entire student body OF the unfver-
sity will be brought into the city on
this afternoons trains.
An informal program OF songs
stunts and yelis will prevail and the
gathering will partake of the nature
Of a rousing rally and sendon for tho
team. The smoker is being given bv
the stanford club OF San Francisco
and will be open to all stanford men,
For saturday night the Stanford stu
dent body management has bought
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-11-13

Amateur Athletics

The Lick basket ball team will play the Spar
tans next Friday evening in the Y. NJ II. A.
hall. The Spartan team has clever men
and should give the tiger team hard game.
The Lick football team will not play any
more until they meet Alameda for the cham
pionship. They will probably play on the Call
fornia field, as this will be the last game OF
the season.
The many friends OF Bill Main and Burk
Mitcher the football players of Lick's last
years football team, surprised TO hear that
in their first year at the University OF
Oregon they have won their block os in foot
ball.
The baseball game that was to take place
Saturday between the Mission high school nine
and the team of Commercial high has been post
poned. Commercial has freshman track meet
with Lowell in the morning, and Commercial
team contains many track the manager
thinks 1t Is advisable TO postpone the game.
Wilmerding will probably not enter a base
ball team In the league this year, Trow-
bridge. last years pitcher, will enter Poly this
year and the rest of the old team have left.
PALo ALTO, Nov. 12-will Darsie. popu-
lar member of the high school Rugby squad
and one of the champion teams notable play
ers. has been elected captain Of the team for
1909.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-11-13
Cyclone Thompson Is Latest to Join
Ketchel'S Training Camp
BY T. p. MagiIIigan

Cyclone Johnny Thompson TO join Ketches staff OF train
week. said Joe OConnor manager for the Michigan on
after the latter had completed his work yesterday.
OConnors followed shortly by one from Man
age Tom Jones' who is the big smoke around Papkes in
declared that Al kaufman would be from Los
Angeles this morning and would Immediately to work with the
champion.
kaufman will up the Owl from Los Angeles this
ing Jones' and Papke myself Billy Delaney and few OF
big fellows friends will be the mole when the train pulls in
to greet him
Kaufman will work with Papke right after he arrives,
continued Jones' and he will be on hand to box with Billy Sunday
afternoon Tor the benefit OF the fight fans
The that Cyclone Johnny and big Al will join the rival
camps bound the interest already manifested at the
training quarters Of Papke and Ketchel
Ketche continues through strenuous grind out at Mil
let's Michigan lion boxed six fast three minute rounds with
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-11-13
NOTES OF THE AUTO

Walter C. Morris. Autocar agent for San Fran
cisco. reports the delivery OF two u horsepower
two cylinder runabouts TO local sugar hrm.
]. y. Lesvitt reports the opening OF the season
by splendid list Of sales. A carload OF Reos
and Stoddard- Daytons received the early psrJ
Of the week have been disposed OF ,4Ie
selling force will turn their attention TO
another carload Of Reos received yesterday.
Robert Thompson of the Michelin rubber com
pany reports that Albert Pissis and Henry Haas
have become Michelin advocates.
II. L. Owesney returned yesterday from Stock
ton; where he sold Winton six-Teen-Six for
early delivery.
Norman Devaux of the Auburn agency leaves
for the factory on Sunday night to hurry
shipments Of the new four cylinder cars to the
coast
Don McCord the western agent for the Over
land cars, received a wire yesterday stating
that they had purchased another factory. This
will make three that they will have with which
10 supply the demand for the coming season.
J. C. Peterson and family returned TO their
home In Santa Rosa the early part Of the week
after a seven days excursion around the bay
in Buick.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-11-13
NEW FORD IN TOWN

Another 1909 model has made its appear
ance in San Francisco 1t is the Ford four
cylinder touring car which has been built to
meet demand for popular priced, high powered.
medium length wheel base ear. The demon
strator In workout yesterday proved speedy
and Its work-on the hills with full quota OF
passengers was revelation. With the new
spring system Ii easy riding over some OF
the worst streets Of the city. The engine Of
four cylinders is cast In one block and is
manipulated by foot control. An innovation in
the steering device is that IL Is set on the
left side OF the car and contrary to the general
belief is easy to handle. The car is equipped
with magnetic. The fact that the ear had
reached town attracted large number Of en-
thusiasts to the salesroom Of the Standard motor
car company.