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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22

certainty that covered the future Of
the Latonia fan racing meeting all
preparations for the completion of the
managers of the track expressing con-
f1dence that the state racing commits
sion would be unable to stop them at
once.
The commission holds another meet
ing at Lexington today to consider the
matter further and take such action as
may be considered necessary Mean
time the track management. basing It's
action on the law providing for the
state racing commission. prepared to
go into the courts to prevent any i'm
sion while securing from the courts a
der the law the acts of the commits
sion are subject to the supervision or
the courts and the Latonia jackey club
purposes TO ask the court TO pass on
the betting provisions, holding that the
commissions authority does not extend
so far as to specify the method of bet
ting to be adopted. Whatever the de-
ciSion of the lower court the case Will
be carried to the state court of appeals
and final decision is not likely until
after the end ofNthe fall meeting.
PETITION IN EQUITY FILED
CINCINNATI. Oct 21-A petition in
equity was filed by the Latonia jockey
club at Covington. Ky. today asking
for review of the state racing COM
missions action in revoking the La
tonia tracks license. The petition
states that the act of the commission is
unconstitutional There was no tenn
porary restraining order asked for.
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Wins Fight
With Leach Cross

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.--"Packey" Nc
Farland Of Chicago gave Leach Cross,
the east side candidate for lightweight
championship, a good beating at the
Fairmont athletic club tonight 1t was
a slashing SIX round fight fun of ac-
tion from start to finish. In the fifth
round only did Cross, make a show
ing. The New Yorker for the first
time stood up and exchanged waIlops
with his doughty adversary. Previ-
ousiy he had stood on the defensive.
for the most part covering up But in
this period he started for Mcfarland
and carried such an assault in a shower
of lefts and rights that Mcfarland for
the first time was forced to break
ground. All over the ring Cross ham
mered fPackey,'' and the gallery
caught up4the' east side slogan for the
first time. Every one thought Cross
had cut, loose in his characteristicaIIv
strong fashion. --'
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..S.S. BLoop 9slp1S auaoRs STa

The skin simply covering body through
thousands and glands the
regulating temperatures and also assists in dposing of the refuse
through these little tubes To perform tissues and fbres
which
sd by blood When from the circulation
with Impurities and
disease and irae the delicate tissues produces Eczema letter
itching
kind by neuaizng and
the impurities and humos changes quality blood from an
acd fluid COOLING health
irritating and nfaming the skn soothing
healthful qualities Salves washes lotions
comfort cleanliness
until s IS has purified the blood Book
zeal advice sent Tree THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., ATLANTA GA
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California Easy VictoF
Over St. Mary's |

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. OF.
2l;-Varsity 81, st. Marys 0. The scde
between California and st. Mary's IN
california field. st. Mary's was smotl-
ered; e; outplayed and walked over. Tie
Cailfornia lineup was changed srepef-
edly so as to give all Of the squld
some practice. but the visitors were th-
able TO stop any of the heavier linelps
lhat came against them
FOR California CAPTAIN Butler DwF-
the star actors, while Diavola aid
Dunn We're in the forefront of the Pt.
Mary men. California scored 19 poi1ts
during the first half and in the Iist
period. The men played as followsi
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Day
License Of LatOnia Jockey Club Is
Revoked by the Commission

LEXINGTON, KY. Oct. 21.-The state racing commission
notifying jockeys and appen
tees licensed by the commission that the license OF the aon
had warning theth their licenses
would be revoked if they participate the meeting further
After the meeting Colonel Jack Chinn chairman OF the COM
and rumored
Governor Wilson send TO LaOnia to
stop the meeting
CINCINNATI o. Oct. 21Notwihstanding the cloud OF
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22
Able Attell and Jem DriscOll May Be
Matched for Thanksgiving Day
BY #. p. MagiiIigan

Unless Able Attel makes unusual demands there strong
probability that the feather weight champion will be the
ring with Jem Dsco Coma the afternoon Of Thanks
giving day.
Charley Harvey for Drco has already expressed
his willingness for such match and when Abe Attel
night he said that he willing accommodate Drisco
other fighter but Able seemed dncned allow weight
to be than l22 pounds ringside.
L will fight Drisco shall pounds rngside,
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SUMMARY

Runs-on I.oucks 3. on wright.l. Hits-on
Loucks . .off Wright I. Charge defeat to
Lorcks. Three base hit-Ryan. Sacrifice hits
Cooney., johnson. Groom. Mccay, Bassey. First
base on called balls--0H Groom 9. OF Loucks l.
Wright l. Double play-Eagan to Cook Time
of game--1 hour and 80 minutes rmpires-
Perine and Flrnn.
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ANGELS NOSE SEALS orr

Los ANGELES, Oct. 21...-Los An
geles edged out in the last part Of
the game. San Francisco punched hits
for two runs in the sixth, tying the
score. but in their half of, the seventh
Los Angeles. won out by good stick
work. Score:
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Workouts at Emeryville

Phalanx and Roalta-Five- -eighthS in 1:O1 3-5.
Andrew B; Cook-Three-e ee-eighths in :3S 10.
Billy Bowlegs-Half in 51
Ialamund-Mile in 1:JI
Edith JameS-Three-quarte in I:2O
Palo Alto-Half in 40 %
Sewell-Three quarters in 1:I7 To-
Hereafter-Three e-eighths in 81
Mabel Hollander-HaIf in 80
Royal Red-Aiile in al.
High Gun-Half in :Jl.
Convent Bell-One-qu in %
Tony Faust-Half In 81 2-J
Fitsherbert-One- quarter in %
Veil-0ne-quarter in q %
Meelick-Three -eighths in 90 30
Lord Provost-One- quarter in ~ 3-3
Burning Bush-Half in go 2-5.
Avona-Three-e -eighths in :36 20
John H-Five-eighths in 1:06.
Won Tromp-Five-ei -eightAs in 1:OG.
Nadzu-Seven-eighths in :S3 %
Sir Angus-Half in 80 %.
Prince Ormonde-Haf in %
Marchesa-Half in 81
Dick Cullen and Maurice Sayers are TO meet
in 10 round main event before Tom McCarey' 5
Los Angeles club Friday night. Willie O'Neiii.
San Francisco lad. viii meet Danny Webster
II Los Angeles in the semiwindup.
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LatOnia Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First raee-Dr. HOlzberE, Ciai-
borne. Dispute.
Second raee-T. VI. Green, SOr-
rowfuI, Gliding Belle.
Third race - MOrtibOy, Bone
brake. Brancas.
Fourth race-Zienap- Terah, Old
Honesty.
Fifth raee-Deuce. Heine, Bal-
bus.
sixth race-Maud sigsbee, Mirth,
Oriental Queen.
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Empire City Selections

First raee-Summer Night, Sim
cOe. SpellbOund.
Second raee-Beauclare. Coat of
Arms, Sangufne.
Third raee-Berger, WOOdlane,
Saracinesca.
Fourth race-SpOOner, TIleing,
Frank Gill.
Fifth raee-ROysl Captive. Kill
Green. FOOtpad.
Sixth race-MoDfort, had News,
Tflelng.
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The varsity will probably pay t q
9ouple header on Californla nein hen. ,,se
20 a'urday afternoon. The oly I'LL yhip.tLs and
10 20 play the varsity at ocIoch Gnu
the Barbarians at $780,
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RUNS AND HITS By Inn
SUMMARY

Two base bits s-Dillon Delmas Brashear Sac
rihce hits Brashear. Howard. First base on
called bsns--06 Willis 1. or Hosp . Srnoh
out.By Willis g. by Hosp /. Hit by pitcher
pircs-o 'connel and Toman oin-
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Captain Foresee, who will be in charge of
the Pinkertons at Emeryville this season. as
usual, arrived from the east yesterday. He
served at the Canadian tracks during the sum-
mer. NJ. McSherry, his chief assistant, is now
in Dakota. attending land opening, but will
formed while in Chicago, few days ago, that
there is good chance for racing i'll that city
next summer.
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PORTLAND
OAKLAND

Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22

Jockey V. Powers is enjoying weeks va
cation at his home In the east before leavins
for California. He viii report TO Barney Schrei
Der. his contract employer. for opening day al
Emeryville.
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Little Jimmy Carroll writes that Harry
Baker. matchmaker Of the Reliance club Of
l-ureka Is using his name In connection with
thar club without his authority Baker has
billed 4 preliminary for the fights before his
club IN which he the name OF Carroll ss
one Of the fighters 80 appear. The coast cham
pi'nl SAYS that the Carroll that is 10 fight before
bakers club Is the son OF Jimmy Carroll the
ex-lighf weight.
The bantam weight champion Of the coast is
very sore at Baker for using his name without
any authority from him. and declares that he
wishes his friends TO know in advance that he
is not going 10 fight at Eureka and never had
any intention Of fighting there. Surely Baker
has had enough experience in the fighting game
10 know that The trick Of billing fighters With
out their consent viii reflect neither credit on
sinsef nor the club he represents.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22

Euclid AIIard received a letter Yesterday from
Little Pete Christensen which brought the
information that that well known plunger will
remain in the east until after election III order
TO vote at New York lie is reported to be
about $1,000 winner his eastern betting ope
rations this season. He WIS., at one time $4,000
ahead. but the loss of $4,000 in week at
Saratoga took away nearly all his profits. He
will leave New York for San Francisco on
November 6.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02
Mr., wEBB's SUGGESTIONS TO MR.. HERR1N

ME annual of Attorney General Webb Indictment
first Of the railroad commission negectng its con-
uonal duty to x rates and secondly of the legislature
its failure to statutes designed carry give executive
force to the provisions of the constitution governing regulation
OF railroads Mr. Webb does any this regard
but he makes timely and specific appeal legislature
the defects the law which he its action
these recommendations the coming legislature Judge
In the first place, Mr. Webb points grave defect in the
California statute which requires proof of discrimination by
railroad that 1T be established another shipper Skinned
like commodity like quantity between points at the
published tariff The interstate ran against
this sng at the beginning OF their inquiry into the granting
rebates and accord with their suggestion federal law
amended that discrimination established proof OF
shipment lower than the published 1t is obvious that
the California law stands makes the proof rebates
impossible although the moral NAV be clear 70 al
In the of his report Mr. Webb directs attention to e
extraordinary ruling of the California supreme in construction
OF the constitutional clause which provides penalty for failure
to conform TO the established by the commission The
court IN constituting this provision held that the conform
does not mean that the be identical he same
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02

~ MILO DE GORGORZA. the Span
r. ish barytone. is quite different
kind OF singer as compared with
Nine. Blanche Arral. The one is
an interpreter of songs, the other IL
an operatic artist. De Gorgorza pre-
fers a career on the concert stage to
one on the operatic stage for the rea-
poetry and melody to be found in the
wonderful settings which Schumann.
Franz. Schubert and Brahms have given
to the lyrics of great poets.
De Gogorza's third season in this
city begins with his forthcoming en-.
gagement at Christian Science hall.
next Thursday. November IL. and the
farewell concert will take place Sun
day afternoon, November Is. The fol-
lowing program will be heard Sunday
afternoon:
(n) ''Where'er You Walk" "..---..-....-. Handel
tcl Air de ..Thoas." from the opera "iPhi-
GENE s -"I:1nn Emilio de Gogoraa. : ''''N>
(a) '.Mondnacht'' t''.--..................S .Scaumanis
lbl Itch Idebe Dieh" Observation-Disclosures. .Grisg
tct .Feldeinsamkeit' '...----.-.--.-..--S , Brahms
Emilio de Gogorza
Piano solo-(a) .'Auf Flugeln des Gesauges''
1Mendelssohn -Liszt1; (b1 sGrande PoIonaise.
op. % tChopinl 80. Henry q Whittemore
Arioso from .'Iloi de Lahore. -Massenet
Emilio de Gogo-za-
tbl .'En Galesa" -..-................Al .Alvarez
Emilio de Gogorza
Piano solo-(al ''Noctune" op. 81. No
Chopin; (b) .Etude de Concert Forgnes)
Henry c. Whittemore
(b) Moth o. Mine" ne".............-.H H. Tours
g Sing Me Song '..-..... sidney Homer
(e) ''The Lark Now Leaves It's watry Nest
...-....'.-., ,:..;;.-. -;-... .Horatio Parker
Although a Spaniard by birth. De
Gogorza sings fuently in German.
Italian, English and French and his
selections thus cover the sphere of the
worlds masterpieces of song. He
plucks from the garden of opera. too.
and his interpretat ton OF the big arias
has brought him many offers to adopt
a grand opera career.
The first appearance of the barytone
in this city was with the Emma Eames
concert company. and his success
rivaled that of the artist whose name
graced the title of the organization.
On his return to this city, soon after
the fire, he was greeted enthusiastically
and sang his programmes without
other aid than that of his accompanist.
To the writer, De Gogorza appeals as
one of the very few entirely salts
flying artists on the concert stage
His value as a musician. per Sc. is
great; he has fine Imagination that
bends lovingly over the spirit of the
poems he sings, his voice is a golden
organ and he has a confident and mas
culine poise which brings dignity to
his appearance.
In short. as Longfellow has it. Lends
to the rhyme of the poet, the beauty
of voice, and a sympathetic Imagination
which, in addition. seeks out the beauty
and esoteric meaning that lies behind
the rhyme"
Henry c. Whittemore, De Gogorza's
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02
With the Musical Folk
By Walter Anthony

acconopanist is said to be an artist. and
as the program printed above shows.
he is down for some important solos,
The Misses Pasmore will be heard
I'm concerts Sunday afternoon. November
Is. and Tuesday evening, November II.
at Century Club hall. Miss Dorothy
Pasnore violoncellist. will be the So
lofst and the BoeImann symphonic
variations Ito be given the first time
in San Francisco) will be the prin-
cipaI number. Beethoven's trio in
minor. op. I. No. 8. and the Tschai-
kowsky trio in A minor. which was
done so beautifully at the recent con-
cert in the Greek theater by these
young artists. will comprise the first
program.
The young women have just re-
turned from a successful series OF con-
certs In southern California as re-
suit of which. and as evidence or the
favor they found. ImpresariO Behyrner
of Los Angeles has engaged them Tor
a return series of concerts to be given
next January.
A second chamber music recital viii
be given Thursday night at Knights
of Columbus hall. Pine street near
Steiner. by the California ConserVa-
tory of Music. DR.. H. J. Stewart, Her
mann GenSS ana AEtIuI 'fCho0s
rectors of the musical institution.
have charge of the recital and viii ap-
pear in various numbers. assisted oy
Miss Seta Stewart pianist; Hans koe-
mig. violinist. and Miss Rene Bird. Miss
Louise Smith. Miss Hortense Gilmore
and Miss Leola Spofford Stone, vocal
lists.
A notable number on the program
will be the trio for piano. violin ana
Mpn06lSSO00-
Arthur Hartmann will be the nrst
violfnist to appear in San Francisco
this season. He has just played a
highly praised performance with the
New York Philharmonic orchestra. as
the soloist at the opening concert
Several OF Hartmanns compositions
will be heard in this city Alfred CAL
zin. Hartmann's accompanist. Is not
French pianist. as has been said. but
is a native of this country. He was
educated in Detroit. where he studied
under Alberto Jonas. now OF Berlin
s.Adsla Verne will break her eastern
tour" says Will l. Greenbaum, in
order to come to San Francisco for
few concerts early In November The
reason for making this long jump and
then the return journey is because
other pianists IRE booked during the
early part of the year and wanted
Adele Verne to arrive here at the best
possible time of the season, so that
San Francisco could again hear the
young pianist whose American career
really started In this city New York
and Boston have fndorsed San Fran
cisco's Judgment Of her great genius
Minettrs first string quartet concert
will be given next Friday evening at
Century Club hall.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02

ME CALL welcomes Governor Gletts suggestion that the
people of San Francisco should get together The
words much point this Isas
they directed straight the who surrounded him
It's the unfortunate fact that the lumber dealers
hold the lslais creek lands private ownership
by the customary political methods array the governing bodies
of certain commercial organizations against project
interior habor India basin The Call quite the
membership of these commercial bodies approve the action
OF the directing boards but the the public
by this official action is bad and its purpose distinct
permanent injury the interests of sheltered
interior basin much needed and apart from that the
accommodations for shipping quite inadequate 1t
that must and the and
should be lost in taking steps increase tho facilities
In that view the opposition ratification the India basin
next Tuesday at the polls disloya is
wholly inspired by private greed The Call hopes be
regarded only this city but by the of the
should the facilities this port increased
and improved The act authorizes 100000 state
bonds to be paid off from the harbo
burden the general payer. If the at this
time the cost of the lands to be acquired will become prohbtor
and accordingly the immediate valuation of by popular
of justice and expedency Francisco
asks of the voters of California.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02
CHIEF JUSTICE BEATTY POINTS OUT
WHAT THE STATUTE ACTUALLY SAYS

The accession to Office and the official signatures and
OF
of
States"
The change of word doubtless made by nadverence
alter the meaning of the particular
The directed take judicial of the
Office of the principal officers need nc
Interpretation They speak for themselves willing
listen But perhaps the chief justice will refuge the plea
that the of San Francisco official That
would be the fine flower of technicaly to seed.
Chief Justice Beatty pounces immaera mistake of q
conjunction and persuaded that should
He has the infinitely apparently he car
nothing else unless might be the ready refuge small
politician attribute evil motives
The mischief OF the Schmz decision has been
not be neded far concerned Long ago the
whole world passed judgment the judges appeal
court higher than the California the injury
to the Jurisprudence of California continue
long of Judge Bea mental type hold bench building
ng and mmatera cncaes height of mountainous
obstacles the path of justice This jurisprudence that has
made 1t almost impossible convict wealthy criminal
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02
Answers to Queries

Can a citizen Of the United States who nved
for four years in Nevada and came to this
city two months ago vote here at the next
elections II so what must he DO TO get on
the register7
He can not vote in this state. as he
has not been a resident a sufficient
length of time. To vote at the next
election a person must have resided
in the state year, in the county 80
days and in the precinct in which he
claims a vote 80 days.
JUDGEs-A s.. City How many superior
judges viii the voters Of San Francisco be
called upon to vote for next Tuesday?
They are TO vote for four superior
judges for the full term and for one
to fill an unexpired term
THE FLEET-A. NJ. City. How should mail
be addressed to reach one who Is the Atlantic
feet?
All mail should be addressed in care
Of the postmaster New York city.
That has been the rule since October
Is of the current year.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02
The Cheapest Channel of
Communication

Newspaper advertising" says the
Minneapolis Tribune Hustler. lis the
cheapest channel of communication
ever established by man. A thousand
letters with 1 cent stamps will easily
cost SIS, and not one envelope in 10
will be opened because the very post
age Is an invitation to the waste bas-
ket
IF there were anything cheaper rest
assured that the greatest merchants In
America would not spend individually
sums ranging up to a half million dol
lars a year and more in this form OF
attracting trade.
Advertising is not a luxury or a de-
batable policy. It has proven its case.
Its record is traced in the skyline OF
the city. where a hundred towering
buildings stand as lesson of reproach
to the men who had the opportunity
but not the foresight, and furnish a
constant inspiration to the young mer-
chant at the threshold OF his career"
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02

tend the convention of the Los An
geles federation, which is to held No
vember II. IS and 10 at Venice. Mrs.
Cora E. Jones. president of the Ala
media district federation. will attend the
convention in the south.
The dramatic section of the California
club has prepared an unusual pro-
gram this year under the direction of
Mrs. Will Maddern. The modern drama,
with its sociological values, is the
general theme. and the announcement
for next Thursday is one of unique
interest. The play, which will be read
and discussed at this meeting, Is to
be Maeterlinck's "Ardiane and Barbe
Bleue." Among those who will assist
Mrs. Maddern with interpretative read
ings of the play are Miss Gene Baker
and Mrs. Will Hammond.
The Cap and Bells club viii hold it's
regular meeting next Thursday at 915
Van Ness avenue. This club, which
enjoys a merry round of informal gath
erfngs and does some serious work in
the way of producing clever plays oc-
casionally. has planned a series OF at
tractive meetings for the winter. Mrs.
M. o. Austin is president OF the club
and is a worthy successor of Mrs.
Squire varick Mooney. who guided the
club so successfully last year.
The women of George H. Thomas
post, G. A. r.. will hold a reception
Thursday afternoon and evening at
Hamilton hall. Geary and Steiner
streets. The hours announced for the
opening Of the reception are 2 and 8
o'clock A number OF out of town
guests will be entertained with those
in the city who are interested in Grand
Army affairs.
The members of the Corona club an
ticipate a very successful afternoon
Thursday. when its civic section will
entertain at a large card party to be
given at Mission Promotion hail. Va
lencia and Sixteenth streets. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the work of
civic Improvement in the Mission Mrs
Harold Seager, who Is chairman of the
committee of arrangements for this oc-
casion. is enthusiastic over the pros
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02
HENEY MISQUoTEs THE STATUTE ON WHAT
COURTS May TAKE JUDICIAL NOTICE OF

The accession Office and the official
Office AND the principal officers government Legislative
executive and judicial departments United
States"
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02


Prof. Charles Mills Gay1ey OF the
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the
Hamlin school
of the attractive bulletins for Novem-
Der with the following dates:
Wednesday. November 4. 2:so D. m.-Business
meeting. no guests
Program: p. m. IN charge Of Miss Christine
Hart chairman; Mrs +. D. Stadtmuller and
Miss Stadtmuller, guests OF the club:
Reception.
Tenor solos--tal '.AirIy Beacon (E. Nevin):
90 Tristan CA. Foesterl; (cl Love Is
Accompanied by Mrs & Romayne 'I HaShinS Ho0s0n
siolin solos tsslectedl. Mrs. Frank J. Beasom
Songs-tO 81 mes Eers Avaient des Allies
Fam; 90 nAh, Love. But Day
Accompanied by Thomas Dobson.
wednesday evening. November Is $50 O'Clock.
Te Colonial Times
9luslsk y , Mistress Faul, chairman
nllnuer. Mistress TAYLOR chafrm.o
1e Festal Board. Mistress Marfinor. chairman
Members Will receive guest cards FOR
this occasion. Members are invited -
wear costumes OF the colonial period
At the November meeting OF To
kalon, lecture on the poet Brownfn~
VIII be given by Jonn Darwin c.ish
Mrs. Gish will sing with a piano ac-
compartment by Mrs. Julia Tharp
Young. The breakfast given to ceIe-
orate To Kalon's founders day was
successful affair.