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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
Second Game Goes
to Blue and Gold
Score Again 2 TO ! With Positions
of Last Weeks Ccntest Re.
persed

BERKELEY. April 1.-THE Univer-
sity OF California won the second game
OF the intercollegiate baseball series in
California this afternoon by a score OF
to 1. The game was similar in many
respects to chat played at Stanford
last Saturday when the cardinal was
victorious by q score OF 2 TO l.
With, Smith and c. z. Myers on Sec
and third. First Baseman r. E. Myers
made clean hit to deep center field.
which registered two runs In the sixth
inning. which proved to be the winning
runs for the blue and gold, as the
score remained unchanged to The end.
the batters going down In one two
three order before the pitchers and
helders.
Stanford started the scoring in the
NTH inning when Scott, by well
placed hit to left field. brought IN
Thiele. the Stanford pitcher. who, by
sacrifice hits. had been advanced 10
third.
Both Jordan for California and
ThieIe were effective today and be-
wildered the batsmen whom they faced
last Saturday in the first game of the
series. Thiele had the better OF the
pitchers battle, although Jordan was
puzzle when runs were needed TO tie
the score.
Ralph Butler at shortstop. Roy Reid.
r. r. Myers and Scott carried away
the field honors. Scott had several
phenomenal stops/of line drives which
brought down the bleachers. Reid
stopped but dropped a terrific drive
which looked good for two bases. But
Ter handled IN clever style several diff
ficult grounders, while Myers covered
the first bag In magnificent form. The
score:
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F1sHERMEN,s FIELD DAY

Devotees of the rod and gun will
divide their time today between a man.
moth fsherman's field day at White
House pool and trap shooting contests
at Alameda point and Hunters inn.
San Leandro. Fully 500 enthusiasts
will attend the first named event An
unusually large number OF trap shoot.
ers are expected to compete in the
other two.
The rodmen will leave this side OF
the bay at 7:45 q. m. and will arrive
at Point Reyes on a special train
which will pick them up at Sausalito.
The return trip will begin at 5:45 in
the afternoon.
Prizes donated by the dealers in the
trade will be given to those making z
the best catches. AS an added attrac-
tion barbecue will be served to the
hungry anglers between the hours of
l and 8.
The shooting at Alameda point will
be done by the Empire gun club in
competition for the club championship
and In money match. For the bene-
fit of outsiders a special handicap race
and shoot for the Sweeney record
medal has been arranged
The Union gun club will be the host
at San Leandro. The members Of the
club will leave in a body from this
side on the $50 boat. A barbecue will
be served at noon at the shooting
grounds. Two races will be shot OF.
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Workouts

Dick Wflson-Half in 80.
Trsffc-Hslf in -
The Cuckoo-Half in ;49h.
Ellen Adkins-Three- -eighths IN :59.
Angel Face-Three-eighths in :Ssh.
Sam McGibben-Alfle IN 1;45.
ouerdi-rhree-eighr IN :89 2-5.
Col White-Five-eighths IN 1905; breezfng.
Sam Barber-Hslf in 80.
Burning Bush-Hah in so.
Ketlakatla-Three-qu IN 1i1S z-a
Speaker Fontana-Half in 80 %.
orllene-Fiye-eighths IN :04 2-5; breeztng.
Daniel C-Three-quarters in 1911 2-5.
e otros and Marwood-Half in 80 2-5.
Red Ers--FiTe-eighths In 1:o3
Grsssoutter-Five-eighth In l:o2A.
Furnaoe-Five-eighths IN 1:04.
Timothy Wen-FiTe-eighths In I:05.
Balmoral and Mile R-Half IN :52h.
Fred Bent-Five-eighths IN 1:02h.
Wuerzberger-Three-o quarters IN 1:1e.
Mabel Hollander-Half IN :4e-
Robert Myer-Three-e IN 1:17A.
Psrasol-Three-ousrter IN 1s17 So.
Tainted Money-Three-qusrters in 1917.
Confederate-Afile In 1:z4.
Netting-Three-Quarte in 1:16
lGargantus-Mile and an eighth In 2.o2; breez
ing.
Tollgstherer and Hickey Dally-Three-eighthi
IN 81.
Josie's ewell-Three-cuarters in 1918; breez
ing q
Eumero-Seven-eighths IN ! 81 2-a
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Gossip of The Track

during the afternon, but they were not of the
glaringly bad type that have been SO aggra-
yatingly frequent Of late
Jockey Gilbert. whose showing of late has
been disappointing, rode yesterday in fashion
which probably piesages his return to the clever
form that induced T. II. Williams to purchase
his contract for $4,000 some weeks ago.
Jack Keene's commission on Boggs amounted
to $50 straight and $50 third
Ed Baxter, who bought Hasty Agnes FROM j..
G. Milan for 1925 last fan, took her to New
Fl. Clark for $1,000, says that Clsrks partner
ia the ownership of Hasty Agnes and some six
or eight other horses that are to be shipped TO
ing Wheatcroft, whose home is az Providence,
KY, and who is president Of the Kentucky VAL
ley railway company.
The Williams stable viii leave for New WY York RI,
east at about the same date.
Logan Denny who arrived at Emeryville yes
with his string at the close of the local season
his brother Dick wiz reach here Monday.
Jockey Archibald is recent arrival at Emery
Vile from Los Angeles
Harry Slower announces that Frank Skinner
is TO have the form chart privilege at the butte
meeting, which it was announced few days
ago had been awarded to James Handy.
Sam Stern will ofhciate as entry clerk at the
Butte meeting.
Jim Neill's FLY Rose Cherry ran away three
miles while being. exercised Yesterday morning.
Tom Shaw has left New Orleans for New
York. the biggest winner single season of
any layer that ever operated at the Crescent
City Shaw quit the game $4,000 ahead, after
having started of $3.50 loser.
Meelick Ri1eman and Magazine, the Call
fornia candidates for the Carter handicap at
the Aqueduct opening the coming Wednesday,
have all done well since their arrival at New
York Meelick has been reeling OF half miles
In 80 under restraint. His poor showing 81
the second derby at New Orleans was due to
the change of climate and water. Sam Hiidreth
firmly believes.
Plans are now being formed TO organize new
jockey club In Cuba, with the idea OF holding a
rs day meeting at Havana next winter. Inc
track and buildings at Buena Vista will be COM
pletely overhauled and modernized oeiore an
other meeting is held there.
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Baseball Notes

The Beavers will have nothing Dnt southwing
curves To swing at today Ssil!man WORKS u the
morning game at Oakland and Sutor Is earded 10
do the honors in the afternoon mlxup at the
Valencia street diamond
When ball team starts in to win it phys
be noticed BY the Belyers' co4duct yesterday.
They made no mist :kes once they managed to
get lead of three or four runs.
Long yesterday closed the Pendry deal. selling
the inhelder TO the Altoona club Of the rristate
league. Altoona must think well OF Pendry. FOR
It was willing to come through with good
chunk to the local management.
Little Conroy. the utility Oakland fielder. prob
ably win be sent home TO New York The boz 3
father died couple Of days ago and ne seems
to be all broken up over the event. lie >
that he does not intend to plty any more ba /
this season and Is very anxious to return hone.
Ed Walter. president of the Commuters. loo $
for change for the good now that Jsck S at
out three singles and scored a pair Of r.rs
against the Angels in Fridays game. He vii
be the maiustay Of the transbay artists behind
the bat now.
When the result Of tile prizenght was an
went up frpm both b,eachers. The occupants OF
the grandstand were reserved. receiving
Tie news with but little comment. Though
good crowd WAS at tie game. the niaiaeenent
figured that the fight drew at least / 900 spee-
tators who would otherwise have visited the ball
park.
Jack OConnell had couple OF close plays TO
decide, and, as usual. the hpIiering crabs were
after him. Blssey's fly to right that scored a
run In the fourth. looked as though there wxs
chance OF its dropping foul. but those on a lire
with the ball saw that 1t was fair by couple
Of feet. The crabs raised an awful yell in the
eighth when Finance was called safe at the first
station after Aelchoir had made very pretty
heave or the Indians hot grounder INTO right
field.
The Indian looks like the best pitcher that
McCredie has trotted out thus far. He has the
happy faculty OF working hard and sticking lie
ball over the plate all tae time He Is one OF
those pitchers who would ratEer see a man make
a hit than get n base balls. and II wOnld
help the game whole lot If there were many
others like him In the league The red IAN has
line of peculiar sharp curves that break very
suddenly at the plate They look soft enough.
but. all the same. they cause batsman a whole
lot OF worry The Indian was the most popular
man In the lot before the game was half over.
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- - "a FOR
-. -. -. RHEUMATISM


ung
session of the The aches and be relieved and the nfa
reduced by the application Of
inmen other simple home remedy but the disease
chronic helpless purely
Rheumatism by thoroughly blood of
particle poison, and making pure
filters
of the poison and when has renovated blood Rheumatism
advice free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. CA.
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High LINKS 10 Open
Yacht Season

The yachting season on San Fran-
cisco bay VIII be officially opened next
Saturday by the members of the Aec-
liam yacht club at their clubhouse on
Bay Farm island. where the high jinks
will be held. From that tine on the
different clubs about the bay will fol-
low suit.
E S. Broadwater. secretary Of the
California yacht club, has issued a
notice that the regular quarterly meet
ing of the club. corporation. Will be
held Tuesday. April IA, at o'clock.
at 969 Broadway. Oakland Notice is
further given that at that meeting
there will be considered and acted upon
a proposition to raise the dues TO $1.25
a month. the fees of members elect to
begin with the month in which they
are elected.
The following schedule has been
adopted for the launch time table for
the season from Ellis landing IN - est
Berkeley to the clubhouse and anchor
age at Brooks island:
Saturdays. Ellis landing 2:30 D. %. and West
Berkeley $40 p. M. sundays, Ellis landing
$3.50 and 1880 a: m and clubhouse to Ellis
landing landing 4;,s to s;AS m TSssaays ..Ins Ellis
a. N. This table win oe roHowed except on
dates as follows. when trips from Ellis landing
made: April 10. West Berkeley 8 and 10 a. m;
April 21. Ellis landing 2:30 .. m April 25. no
launch from Ellis landings May 3. West Berke-
ley and 10 a. M; May 5. Ellis landing 1;so
p. m.; May 8. Ellis landing $3.50 p. May
10 Ellis landing 80 P m; May 2S. Ellis land
ing 4:90 D. N. May %. Ellis landing 1850 D. n,
West Berkeley $50 p. m: May so and 81, West
Berkeley and 10 a. N: June ?. Ellis landing
1:30 D. m; June Z. West Berkeley and 10
a. NJ; June 16. Ellis landing. 1:30 D. M June
21. West Berkeley. and 10 a. m; June 80.
Ellis landing 80 p. N; July 3, West Berkeley
$50 D. and and 10 a M; July A. Ellis
landing 2:30 D. N. and West Berkeley $50
ID. m. /; July and 10. West Berkeley and 10
a. n. July IS. Ellis landing IL 80 q m; August
2 West Berkeley and 10 a m; August a.
Ellis landing 1850 a. m; August 16 and 30 and
September Z. West Berkeley and 10 a m;
September s, West Berkeley $50 ?. m. Sep
tenber and Is. West Berkeley and 70 a N.
The launch viii make landings at West Berkeley
as follows: At high water at the foot OF Della
ware street at other times at University avenue
wharf. Not over 20 passengers viii be carried
on the West Berkeley trip. Clro members are
requested to arrange as to bring their guests
by way OF Ellis landing On West Berkeley
trips the elub members are entitled 70 preference
according to their seniority in the club. and
members are entitled 10 preference over guests
Special launch trips will be made during day
light ut the request OF members at tse following
rates: To Ellis landing. Point Potrero OF Siege,
50 cents; to West Berkeley or Richmond, 81
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STOCKTON 8, SACRAMENTO 1.

STOCKTON. April 11.-Six long
drives, fast base running, errorless
playing and inside ball gave Stock
ton an easy victory this afternoon
over the hard hitting Sacramento state
leaguers. After the first three inning
neither team scored a run or made a
hit. DR.. Moskiman opposed Fred Brown
and allowed but two hits, while not a
visitor was passed to the initial sack.
Brown pitched his usual steady game,
but was found by Moskiman for a
three saeker and double, while Danny
Shay tore off a triple at the right time.
Moriarty's fielding was feature of the
game.
So fast on the infield were both teams
that 1t was an absolute impossibility
for the swiftest and most experienced
runners to steal a cushion.
Jimmy Whalen and Ben Henderson
will oppose each other in the game to-
morrow afternoon. The score:
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sCoTTTsH RnWLING

Three tournament matches were PLAYED by the
Scottish bowlers the Golden Gate park green
Yesterday. The most important match was the
doubles between James Gray and John McLach-
seph Gray and R. Logan The latter received 4
handicap Of .. but were no msfch for their Oh.
ponents, who beat them by score of q to Il.
IN singles II. T. Tickner. playing from g. beat
Robert Park. PLAYING from 2, by a score OF 21 to
~ and Thomas Miliar, playing from ?. beat H.
Brown. playing from 6, By a score OF q to Is.
The following practice games were played: Da-
vid 0'Brlen and J. c. Mofatt beat John Reid
and J. ". Elder, p TO 10; James Gray and
]. McIlachlan beat 81 l. Grove and Andrew
Foreman, p to Il; NJ. L. Grove and J. Nc
Ilachlan beat Z. c. Medesn and J. S. Webster,
p 70 s; O. C. Patterson bet J. Deasy 21 TO IA:
9. C. Patterson beat Jones. Il to IA and p to 10
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Los ANGELES Q, OAKLAND 3

LOS ANGELES, April 11.--This was
nag day. at Chutes park. 1t was so
designated because the pennant which
Henry Berry and his cohorts won In
1907 was unfurled to the breeze at the
end of the fagstaff in left field.
The players formed in line and
marched, to left field. Van Haitren
led the column. His players followed
double file. Then came Henry Berry
holding the highly priced fabric. while
Frank Dillon, walking a few feet be-
hind, grasped the golden tassel so that
all had a good view of the pennant.
The pennant was raised together with
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Four to Nothing at
Garden City
San Jose Club SDingcrs Land
Eight Times on Bodies
Delivery
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SAN JOSE, April 11.-San Jose's
heavy sticxers today touched Pitcher
Bodie up for total of eight safeties
In their first game this season, scor-
ing total Of four runs. Arrelanes. for
san Jose. kept the Ave hits he allowed
Well scattered and the visitors were
shut out. Both Smith and Wolters fat
tened their batting averages, securing
two hits apiece out of four times at
pat. Both OF Smiths drives were good
Tor two sacks. In the absence of Sears,
who did not appear until the end OF
the eighth inning on account Of an
automobile accident, wolters was used
at nrst base and Vache was substi-
tuted in center field The score:
up ANCrcrn
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FRESNO 4, OAKLAND 2

FRESNO. April 1.-THE. Fresno
state league ball club won from the
Oakland team at Recreation park to-
day In a featureless game, by score
of 4 to g. The killing might have
been worse. but the locals put forth
little effort at good playing, and some
rank errors were made. The two
runs for the losers were brought in
by the securing of two two baggers
in succession in the first of the eighth
The play was featureless, but the aft
ernoon was not. as big Jim Corbett.
one time champion pugilist of the
world, was called out of the grand
stand and umpired the game for the
last two and half innings. Jim
did not make a bad umpire, either.
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OREGON BOY BREAKS RECORD

-,nn,ng under the colors Of the NJ. A. A. o.,
broke The worlds records for the so yard high
hurdles in the annual track meet between the
University of Oregon Oregon agricultural coiege
and MuItnomah amateur club. Smithsons time
was :O6 90 Smithson, in running OF the regn,
racord of :os AZ A special event was then ar
ranged between him and Eberle kuykendall OF
the University Of Oregon, in which Smlthson
msde his wonderful performance The contest
wss fully sanctioned. Oregon won the meet by
taking 4e points, agricultural college SO and
Nfrltnornah II
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SANTA CRUZ 4, ALAMEDA 2
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SANTA CRUZ, April 11.--Before a
large week day crowd Devereauxs s
rangers today won from Alameda in
as pretty a game as was ever wit
messed here, taking just one hour and
35 minutes to make the score to 2.
Johnson and Schimpff took batting
honors. The prettiest stop of the game
was of high liner over short which
Schimpff stayed by high leap, stop
ping the progress of the ball by
knocking 1t into the air with one hand
and catching 1t with the other. The
score.
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SUMMARY

Home run--Schimpff. Two base hits-Broad
bent, Johnson. Sacrifice hits-Devereaux. Garry
Cusack. Struck out-By Pierce, A; by Johnson
d. Base on balls--0f Pierce, 1; or Johnson, 2
Wild pitches-Johnson 2; Pierce 1. Hit by
pitched ball-Russell, Shinn. Msloy. Double
play--Hallinan to Russell to Rodgers Time oi
game--l hour S5 minutes. Umpire-Pete Smith
Scorer-William Thompson
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.Batted for Brown in the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS

Three bnse hits-Aloskiman. Shay. Two base
hits-Raymer Hackett, Moskiman. Left on
Dissatisfaction g. Sacramento /. First base on
errors-Stockton 1. Base ballsOf Brown
l. Struck out-By Brown g. by Moskiman l.
Double plays-Nealon unassisted Sacrifice
hits-Campbell Time of game hour 3S
minutes. Umpire--Moore. Scorer-Reynolds.
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Two base hits-Conrad Knell, Stricklett. Left
on bases-San Francisco 2, San Jose 4. First base
on errors-San Francisco l. Base bals-0n
Bodie 2. Double plays-Sears to Arelanes to
Lacey. Struck out--By Arelanes 8, by Bo-
die l. Passed bals-Conrsd /. Umpire
Hodgson Scorer-Gray. Time Of game
hour 80 minutes.
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HVMlfARY

Hits-or Carnes, o: OF ]. Smith. /. TWO base
hits-Altman. Br-snear z. Saerince hits-7i1aley
Dillon (2l, Hogan. First base on errors-Los
Angeles g. Oakland 2 Left on base3-Los
Angeles 8, Oakland IL Bases on balls-Oi
Koestner 4; or Carnes. 5. Struck Out-By
Koestner. 2; by Carnes 3; by J. Smith, 2.
Double piay-Brashear to Dillon. Hit By pitched
ball-Carnes, Cook. Time Of game-1 hour and
35 minutes. Umpire-Perrine.
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Two base hits-Meichoir, Raftery. Sacrifice
balls-Henley /. Pinnance 8. Struck out--By
Henley 2. by Pinnance g. Hit by pitcher
sWalsh. Time Of game-1 hour and 80 min
utes. Umpire-O' Connell.
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GOULD DEFENDS TITLE

NEW YORK. April 11.--Jay Gould.
the national court tennis champion. to-
day successfully defended his title. de-
featingS q. II. Miles Of London In four
sets. So. GA. 1-s. 6-3.
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base on called Oal's--CG THEE .. ~ ,ord7
Struck Out-By Ttiele :. by J3-dau ?. IF.f
pitcfer-Wirt. Reid OOsAe r sys- Hei'
sisted. Passed bajl-Mrtrs. '-ins o. -aal
hour AZ minutes. Uma-te--Ei = Crsdy ar
ST. Mary's
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GIVEN rwo YEARS ron THEFT

Two years in San Quentin was the
sentence imposed on Samuel Kuhn IN
the United States district court yester-
day by Judge de Haven. Kuhn had
been found guilty Of stealing a bronze
lamp post from in front OF the United
states postofice building
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Two base hits-Fitxsimmons, Van, Kelly Sac
rfnce hits--Van. Kelly, Blankenship. Brooks.
Baum Bases on balls--on Waterbury 3. Struck
out-By Waterbury /, by Baum 5. Left on bases
oakland 5, Fresno 1. Double plays-Kelly to
Kennedy, Reilly to Heister. Wild pitch--Water-
bury. Time OF game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
uuaniro-Stolfz
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There are silver ingots IN the BANK
of England which have lain there LOT
more than 200 years.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

the stars and stripes to the accompani-
ment of loud applause
Los Angeles won the game In the
sixth inning. by making Ave runs on
two hits and a few errors koestner
had his first Official tryout and did
good work. Score:
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o.NADIaN DEFEATS D,oRo

CHICAGO April 11-Edwin Pelletier of Can
da won this afternoons game in the national
pool championship tournament He oereateo
Alfred d'oro of New York, l2o TO 20.
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nARvARn WrNs Ar rnAps

PRINCETON. \. J., April lin a dual gun
shoot here today Harvard defeated Princeton
19S birds 70 100. The high wind made shooting
very difficult
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The Calls Form Chart of Races at EmeYviIle

which they figure being IN
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Track J
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Apprentice allowance.
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FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs, the Lark
spur handicap, year olds and upward, value
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-02
WANT DE SAGAN DEPORTED.
Socialists say Prince TIas Ma Visible Means
q Of support.

CINCINNATI, April Letters we're sent
to President Roosevelt and to the Com
missioner Of immigration to-day by Nicho-
las Klein, the veteran Socialist leader, on
behalf Of a number Of Cincinnati Socialists
asking that Prince de Sagan be deported
from this country.
"He Is an undesirable citizen the letter
to the President says. He belongs to
that class which gets its living by others
labor and is worse than an anarchist. Prince
de Sagan does not return TO society an
equivalent for the good living he gets for
nothing. The action Of De Sagan is out OF
the pale Of responsibility. France doesn't
want him because he is a profigate. We
ask that you order him from the United
States.
Surely we don't want a ma among us
who Ia trying to get the millions in posses
sion Of a woman which we're earned through
honest toll Of thousands OF American work.
ingmen.'
The letter to the Commissioner Of Labor
asks that the immigration rules be revised
90 that it will be impossible for men ofthe
De Sagan sort to come to the United States.
He never worked a day in his life and
has no visible means Of support Klein's
letter 70 the Commissioner says. Please
use your best efforts to deport this unde-
sirable.'
When this move Of the Socialists became
known here to-day il was quite generally
commended.
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HILL FOR REDS PLACE.
Berlin Tells London New Ambassador viii
Seen Ne shifted.
Special cSbls Despatch 10 TEE SUN

!spsdal Cabs Despatch 10 TIE Sun
LONDON, April 2.-The Berlin cOrre-
spondent Of the Daily Mol says II IL oredibly
reported that DR.. David Jayne Hill, AmeH-
can Ambassador designate, will serve in
Berlin for a few months and then replace
Whitelaw Reid az Ambassador at London.
WASHINGTON, April 1T Is the under
standing in oHioial circles that Ambassador
Reid will remain as Ambassador TO the
Court Of 81. James's until the close Of the
present Administration. While there Is
no definite authority for the statement,
it is taken for granted that Henry White,
present Ambassador at Paris, whom Mr..
Roosevelt regards very highly, will be
transferred TO London to succeed Mr.,
Reid.
According to one story in circulation
here DR., Hill, after presenting his Gre
dentials to Emperor william in June,
will ask for an indefinite leave Of absence,
Should this be the fact ii will point to the
transfer Of DR., Hill to Paris to succeed Mr.,
White. 1t is probable that in any event
DR.. Hill will ultimately be transferred 70
some other mission than Germany and
Paris Is regarded as the most likely place.