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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
Two Classy Boys at the
Reliance Club
Harry Williams and Jimmy Rea-
gan at Piedmont Rink
Tonight

Harry Williams and Jimmy Reagan,
pair of fairly classy light boys, will
appear in the six round main event at
the Reliance clubs pavilion at Pied
mont rink, in Oakland, tonight These
lads should put up sizzling bout.
Williams will be remembered as one
of the very best of the short distance
boys around Oakland Harry has a
wonderful kick for a lad of his weight
and he usually hands ali his opponents
a sleep producer before the limit OF his
fights has been reached In meeting
Reagan, Williams wiz be up againstt a
very elusive sort of boy Reagan has
been doing deal of lighting around
Oakland and has always given good
account of himself
Henry League and Otto Fritch are
also down for a six round engagement.
League has been out of the game for
some time but he thinks that the rest
has benefited him. Fritch is a tough
lad and the go between this pair should
be good one.
Fred Couture. a novice in the prOfes-
sional game. will meet Willie Candle.
an old hand in the short distance bouts.
in six round tangle. Couture and
Canole fought at the Reliance clubs
last show. and those who usually see
all the fights before the Relnace club
pronounced their bout the hest seen
there in recent months. Kid Burns and
Tommy Mccarthy are down for six
rounds. and there will be two four
round prelimindrieS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
ALAMEDA CHICKENS WIN
FanCiers Score Heavily at San
Jose Poultry Show

OAKLAND. Nov. 16.-Aameda county
fanciers made a record at the San
Jose poultry show last week. the fol-
lowing being a list of their winnings:
Mrs. +. f. Bemis. white plymouth
rocks. pen 1, cock 1-2. cOckerel L. hen
,, pullet - l.. y. CObbledick. barred
plymouth rocks. cock , Mrs c. Buer-
Sermeister. white wyandOttes. cockereI
?. G. G. Kinds. Columbian wyandOttes.
cockerel 1-2. pullet 1-2 hen 3. Mrs.
George Grindell silver penciled wyan-
dottes. cock I, cOckerel I, hen i. pulIet
j. August SchwaTz. barred minOrcas.
pen l. cockerel /. hen /. John Russell.
light brahmaS. pen I. cock 1-2, hen 8.
pullet 1-3. c. b. Darlington. white leg
horns, pen ,. cock 3. cOckerel ?. hen ..
pullet Is. John a. Evans. buff cochin
bantams- cock 1. cockerel I. hen I. pull
let l;-Peking ducks. drake 1. duck l.
All of these winners Will be in COM
petition at the exhibition of the Ala
media county POULTRY association which
viii be held at IdOra park in this city
December I 20 s.
Secretary Kinds said that the number
of entries received 90 date is far IN
excess Of any previous show OF which
ne has been secretary. Many have
been received from the state of Wash
ingtOn. The entries for the show close
Saturday November y.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
Workouts at EmeryYille

Collector Jessup -Fiveeighths in 1903
Scnleswig eighths in 1908.
Cello-Half in :53Is.
Ocean Queen-Three-quar in %.
Fred Bent-Half in :J2Ia.
Perjuicio- Three quarters in f:17.
Cloverlad- -Three-quarters in I:10 81.
Mamie Stanhope-Nile I'm 40.
-Three-quarters in l.21.
Cabin-Mile in 1:46.
J. R. Laughrey and Fireball- Three quarters
IN 1:17.
Work Box-Five-eightlls in 1:05
Dandelion-Mile in 1:42ia.
Montgomery in 1:42 4j.
Firestone-Three-e -eighths in 80.
Rubric-Seven-eig ghtlls in 1:31Ia
Steel-Three- eighths in 80.
Kokomo-Half In 40 10.
Mrs. 0Farrell-Half in :53.
Mi Derecho-Three-quarte in I 81.
Ed BaH-Mile in 1.52l@.
Lord Provost-Five-eighth in / :O3 3-5.
Assay-Five-eight in 1904.
Hampass-Half in 80.
Lawrence P. DAILY aud Anna I. Daly-Quarter
in 81 81.
sainyoke Taree-elehths in 80 %
Roseben-Ihree-eighth IN IS =.
Baboo-Half in :J3
Righteasy-Half in 81 2-J.
z. -Five-eighths In 1.0i.
Missouri LaG-Half in :j2ia.
Curriculum -Five-eighths I'm 1904.
Madman-Three- quarters in 1:i5ts.
Little Siss-F -Five-e -eiehths in 1:O4-
Guiding -Three-quarters in 1.2t
Speaker Fontana and Phil Igoe- -Fve-eishths
In 1865.
Creation-NIile in 40 A..
Corn Blossom -Three-quarters in 1:21.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
Mare Island Marines
Lose to Century

The. football team of the Century
athletic club defeated the Mare island
marine i1l team on Saturday afternoon by
the Oakland boys in any danger of
being scored against, and their team
work was excellent. Captain Strom's
long runs, one of which was for so
yards, was the feature of the day
Quarter. Back Moir made a long run in
from kick. scoring touchdown. The
Century team has been playing regis
tered amateur teams this season, and
with the exception of the game with
Berkeley has won every game. Man
ager Moore has challenged the Reliance
athletic club for the annual Thanks
giving game. but the Reliance eleven
so far has not accepted The following
was the lineup on Saturday:
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
BAT ROBINSON WINS FIGHT

VALLEJO, Nov. 16.-Although badly
crippled with a broken hand Battling
Robinson won the middle weight cham
pionship of the navy tonight when he
knocked out Demon" Young in the
twentieth round of a 45 round contest.
1t was whirlwind engagement from
start to finish. In the third round
clever work with mighty left he nut
Young to the had in the twentieth
round. 1t was one of the best fights
ever seen in this city.
In fast preliminary that was
scheduled to go four rounds. Young
Attell of Vallejo laid low Eddie Kane
of San Francisco in the second. Young
Joseph of Vallejo and Denny Lynch OF
San Francisco fought an Interesting
four round draw. More than 200
fight fans were in attendance
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
Master Of Hawthorne
to Leave Turf
Edward COrrigan viii Sell His
HOrSeS, but Retain Tnterese
in RacefrackS
SPECIAL DISPATCH no ruE CALI

CHICAGO. Nov. 16-Edward CorriSan
confirms the announcement that he Will
retire from the turf. Every thorough
bred in his big racing establishments
Will be disposed of and the master Of
hawthorne for years one of the VESTS
best known turf characters. SAYS he
may never send another horse to the
post again.
Il intend to sell every thoroughbred
own, and j have a buyer for my 500
acre farm on the Bowman's mill road
near Lexington. said COrrigan .I
may never race another horse he said
Il propose to sell the stations. mares
and weanlings as speedily as possible.
viii retain my interest in the race
tracks at Chicago, New Orleans and
Kansas City for the present at least.
There is no absolute certainty as 20
racing at any of my tracks in the
immediate future. but there is more
than a possibility that there will be
racing at New Orleans this winter. and
the prospect for revival of the sport
in Illinois and Missouri is not entirely
plank. The future for racing is not as
dark as some would print it," con-
cluded COrrigan.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17

Three Horses Tumble in Race and
Jockey Ross Is Badly Hurt
By J. r. Jefery


dnt i5iJes se5 JOCKEY 5P Rosa ss principal la @
slight soneqss Of s broken collar bone and other ] INJURIES les
Duen legs sustained bad cut inflicted BY the Of
@e oHes head and face were bruised usea ana d Gu up up
] @ bs ing 2 81 Gan tam Annsaf hfa'i % backed % e'05 6 d ng his his
legs while negotiating the last turn and fell throwing Ross
@ tpped horse and down in turn Ross was
at the hospital maintained at the emergencies
permanent i'll effects are feared Ross
IN having previously hsursd two bad a one % & % neh Kept n
he has been showing excellent form and the misfortune which has befaen
him Such naturally
tend shake riders nerve take the boy little time
HORSE BADLY INJURED
law Tan kennedy Ross mount came out Of the race IN bad bad ihaPe shape @ l
injured and he was bleeding from internal injuries when Harry Mack
led OF may the usefulness
form meeting and had second
The up finish, which
With choices eliminated from contention BY the accident
upon return to the scales that in order to win his mount had been Obliged
Billy Meyer was able to esd Priceless Jewel whose early lead had served
ing starter finished distant third The books had laid SOC to against his
show Virtually no takers When Captain Kennedy @ was running
second Poe and had begun make which probably would
FOUR FAvoRITEs SCORE
NJ the & qer went short p:ed onsndes % four faote and
Noyod to so ' 4B ' % @ | @ Hu9 i R 6d N Ni I biand gRt1d
but Aunt Kit which Ngod defeated by half length
s & have won with better racing luck IN the early stages OF the contest
White 100 to set the the stretch and then retired None
RUNS AROUND HIS FIELD
ciee % BG9ss9@ a5 fd s & syo1 @ in @ the hi @ despite d n STORMY @
m ' ana % Tin Iy nearly 5 length from Merrill second eaolce and
bang up third Tapped the first the Warden Yell loomed
dangerous at one the contest only drop OF the running
The 6d the fourth mile sixteenth affair purse con
] originally cded with tour starters reduced three by the
morning workout Astronomer with Upton up held odds with
Deutschland cur hot for six and half uongs then retired
Cadhon
ng The m at the last turn and his mount outgamed Cadon through
Astronomers although
ACHIEVED shows him be shape distance
wei pnt his victory days having been OF
5 s 3 3ss n nd lad q . o a fa iii at 5 @ @
closed gmy
by Jockey Walsh Mozart BY neck the strides
the Prudent
ingly n o show her
POWERS RIDE COUNTS
superior
Mike
undoubtedly
rider Walter Miller had the horse
repeatedly pulling
After @ waiting for opening along the rail the stretch he finally
the
over the leaders the end 1t was only the last stride that Billy Pullman
the stretched his o
Charles Green which had taken the lead when Sir Ba the maker
retired Remember
considerable expected failed make anywhere the showing
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
Thompson and Dalton
Reach Agreement
N afch Assured and Cyclone viii
Leave for the Scene of
Battle Today

Cyclone Johnny Thompson of Syca-
more, H., will leave some time today
for Marysvile. where he is booked to
day
thompson and Dalton have settled
their differences over the weight ques-
fact. The Sycamore boy believes that
he VIII not have much trouble in down
ing the tough Los Angeles boy and
says that II he beats him he will ex-
pect some recognition from the ton
notehers, Thompson is in pretty fail.
condition right now and he does not
look for much trouble with Dalton.
Eddie Smith is match maker for the
Marysville club and will referee the
fight.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
FORM PLAYERS WINNING
Public Said to Be $4,000 Ahead
of EmeryviIIe Game

The book makers at Emeryyille con-
tinue to find the game anything but
profitable. The horses are running to
form with such remarkable regularity
that even the field books are losers on
the season to date. When the field
books fail to win there is little hope
for the books that handle the bigger
money. Not often does it happen that
the field books run behind anywhere
The public probably is at least $4,000
ahead of the bookies on the seasons
operations to date.
Do You Want $500.
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page 13.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
- - - HEALS
sa2e A9e - OLD SORES

which
blood
inent and strength remains contaminated with disease germs
heal The and tissues the flesh around the places
ally fed with unhealthy simply dposng the
by draining from the system through the The only old
blood ridding
heals old sores by removing particle npuri from
place
healthy leaves discharge ceases
purified the blood the place healed
Ulcers and any medical advice all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, Ca
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17

The New York jockey club tracks are re-
ported 20 have lost $500. 900 since the Hart
Asnew bin went into effect last June. These
same tracks yielded profits OF 900. 900 to
their stockholders IN 1907.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17

Upon receipt of a addressed en-
velope and promise to remit one dol
the best turf system in existence. j. O.
Bennett gen. del, Los Angeles Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17

George c. Bennett will ship his fast
sprinter Ethon and two other horses to
Arcadia from LatOnia.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
END cows INFEcrEp
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CAL


SANTA ROSA. Nov. 16.-As the re-
suit Of the finding of a large number Of
COWS affected with tuberculosis
throughout Sonoma and surrounding
counties recently the physicians of the
Sonoma county medical society are dis
cussi''g the advisability Of adopting a
resolution calling upon milk consumers
to refuse to purchase or use milk from
cows which have not been tested and
found to be free from the disease.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17

ADDITIONAL SPORTS ON PAGE II
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
The Calls Form Chart OF Races at Enleryyille

type. ~ nurses were ~ N % m p forecast IS indicated IN black faced
% day Weather clear Track C.
longr nrse:ng Richard
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17

me-:23 4-5. 40 %. 1:0S. At post 3
Kit, 80 place. IA show: Highland.
Trained by W. Reed. Start good.
Novgorod 90, Smiling Jack 10.
position and got 10 the front when
Aunt Kit safe at the end. Aunt
Johnny White Is fast. Tab Smiling
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17

Matte Mack has been ailns since her ar
rIrai on the coast and Trainer flannigan mas
temporarily thrown her out of training
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17

. 20 At post / minute. On at 3.o3. Pullman
show Mike. 80 show. Winner b. by Genlein
antua l6 Remember f7-5. Billy Pullman under n
final quarter and got up in last few yards. He is
smart race and had no Mike Jordan re.
ng afraid his through. Brar tired
Race will help him. Remember never in it at any
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17

BuiHing Water was cut down IN the last
race Safurdav but Trainer Farrell expects 10
be able ID start her again IN week or two.
Al frst it looked a. II she might be on the
elLaIf fnr z long tlmc-
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By j. z. Jeffery
Ratings for fast track Deduct point for each pound overweight
ANNA MAY-ST. FRANCIS-RELLE KINNEY

Remarks
Anna May and st. Francis look to be
closely matched Both have been racing
well and racing luck will determine the
outcome. Belle Kinney will likely improve
over her last start. Wan has worked extra
well since his last race. Royal Ben had bad
luck In Saturdays stake.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10

Salt pork at eamp.o's, loc pound.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10

What was perhaps the most note worthy occurrence of 'obo's social sea son was the solemnization, on Monday evening, the eighth, at the home of MT. and Mrs. George Reyes French, brother in.law and sister of the bride, of the marriage of Miss Laura Euniee Myd dleton Short and Mfr. John William Cox whose engagement was announced six week ago.
 The hone of Mir. and Mrs. French, one of the most charming and artistic of the many pretty homes on Mob hill, had been transformed, with palms and flowers, into scene of fairy-iike beauty. Palms and carnations formed the decorations in the drawing room, while sweet peas were employed in the dining room, music room and library. The large west window in the drawing room. where the service was read, WAS banked with palms and carnations. A bell of white roses marked the place where the bridal party were to stand and festoons of white ribbon extended from the library from which they were ,o come.
 Shortly before the reading of the ser vice. MT. Billy Cummings fine voice was heard in Glove Mo,and the World Is Mine,'' and In the beautiful "An swer," by Robyn, after which, to th' strains of Mendelssohn wedding march, played by Mir. Cummings, tho bridal party entered. Mrs. French, al matron of honor, entered alone. Mir Cox followed with MT. Edmond Satchell his bee. man, Miss Short coming las' with Mir. French.
 Tho beautiful marriage service of thu Episcopal church was read in a char acteristically sincere and impressive manner by the Rev. George selby, rec tor of St. Johns church, the ring ser vice being employed. Upon it's eonclu
 ion MT. Cummings played the wedding march from ,"Lohengrin, " and MT. an' Mrs. Cox turned to receive the con gratulations and good wishes of thei | friends.
 | The occasion was rendered brillisn by the many beautiful gowns that wer worn. Thesbride was lovely in gowi if white chiffon and val lace over chif | fon tsFeta. She wore veil of tulle held in place by orange blossoms, am carried bouquet of white rosebud' |
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
KELLY SPEAKS WELL OF GLOBE
DOUGLAS NEWSPAPER MANAGER WRITES FLArrERINa AND GEN ERoUs LETTER CONCERNING REGENT VISIT TO THIS CITY.

George II. Kelly. editor of the Doug las International American and presi- dent of the State Consolidated Publish ing company, which owns the Bisbee Re view, the two Douglas papers, Tucson Star and Phoenix Democrat, was in Globe last week.
 While here he sent the following flat tering and generous letter to his com. any, which is going the rounds of his string of papers. Mir. Kelly is vet ,ran newspaper man, for years conduct ed the Solomonville Bulletin, and is well acquainted with Globe and the Globe district. The letter is reproduced as fol lows:
 GLOBE, Ariz., June 4.--Every man you meet in this city will tell you that Globe is now the equal of any ,ity in Arizona, and aaca. UIc is prepared to prove it if ae Is given thue.
 Nowhere can be found more civic pride or a more en,hu.iastic lot of boosters than ;n Globe. TSe claim on population in Globe is l2,000 in the town. Quite a larSe percentage of the | population is not within the city limits, yet there were i,5!5 names of legal yoters placed on thu, register made up for the recent ely ;.;.y7 election. In the city of Douglas 1905 voters were registered n the city electian and in Bisbee be. tween HOO and 500 voters were list cd so it will be seen that the Globeite ;s not agant in his claims.
 The Globeite will also tell you that his city is destined to be the greatest mining city in Arizona, and to prove it points to the Old Dominion mine as the equal of any copper mine on the American continent; they point to the Globe Consolidated, which already has splendid showing; they point to the Miami Copper company, which has prop erty very near Globe where millions of 1ouare wo"th of co"ner ore has already been developed. There are those here Ano have been in the district for years and who have no interest in the Miami company that will tell you that this property is destined to rival the Old Dominion, the Copper Queen and tho United Verde as n producer Many other properties in this district have made good showings and some of then are already in the producing list
 The Gila valley, through which on' travels in coming to Globe from Bowie is one of the prettiest valleys in Ari zona. Something near twenty thousand acres of fertile land is in cultivation and at the present time this land Il yielding crops which have never beer excelled before. Green alfalfa field and those covered with golden grain wheat and barley, now just ready fo the reaper, meets the eye on either sid' os the road from Solomonville to For Thomas. The second crop of alfalfa i now ready to cut, while the first crol of hay is being loaded on cars at ever, station for shipment to Globe, Bisbce Douglas and Cananea. One man in thi , valley has contracted $20,000 worth o hay and grain to the Randolph railroa' , construction camps in Old Mexico. The water supply in the valley ha been abundant up to the present time but the supply is now fast failing, an should the summer rains como late thcr will be scarcity ot water within tn
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
|SHORT-COX WEDDING ONE OF
 THE SOCIAL EVENTS OF YEAR
Pretty Ceremony Performed At the Home of Mir. and Mrs. George French Before a Large
 Number of Guests

Mrs. French wore mauve mousscline-de soie over deeper shade of mauve satin. Mrs. Satchell wore a handsome gown of pink mousseline, trimmed with satin of deeper shade.
 The health of Mir. and Mrs. Cox was drunk in champagne punch and dainty wedding supper was served on the veranda.
 A pretty feature of the evening was the throwing of her bouquet by the bride. It was caught by Miss Mon toya, Mrs. Smalley's charming niece, who by this token should be our next bride.
 Mrs. Cox is native of London, Eng land, but she has spent the last two years in Globe, at the home of her sister, Mrs. French. She is one of Globe B most charming, clever and ac- complished young society woman, and during the two years she has lived in Globe has been accorded the sincere friendship of the many people she has met.
 ldr. Cox comes from Philadelphia, ana is q member of one of its oldest families. his mother, Mrs. Walter Edwin Cox, having been before her marriage | Miss Georgianna Wetbercll of that city. The elder Mrs. Cox spent the winter ir Globe as the ruest of her son and of Mrs. sstchell, her daughter. She was unable to be present at tn5 wedding hut telegram was received from n-f dur ing the evening, bearing assurances O. her love and best wishes. Her gift to the bride was a collection of rare old silver, and k ono of the most beautiful ] of the many beautiful gifts the latter received Another lovely gift was n Haviland tea.serviee, which came from Mrs. Donald Currio of Seattle, a sister of the bride.
 During the later evening Mrs. Peter Butz' lovely voice was heard number of times. She responded with charming graeiousnoss to the many requests of her hearers. Mir. Cummings also was generosity itself in his response to ,he many demands for the things we like best to hear him sing.
 MT. and Mrs. Cox have taken house on Mob hill. where they are at home to their friends. It Is the wish of sll who know them that their life together may be as happy in every way as was the evening of their marriage.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10

Ladies of Pocahontas give public dance at Clark's Pavilion tonight. You are invited.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
Directory of Globe Unions
CARPENTERS AND yorNERs

,. of America-Aecs every Thursday att D. Old Salvation Army hall. c. D. ods Pres; E S. Strawcutter Sec.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
BARRIERS

Union of America Meets s Tuesday month at s:30 Newport barber shop w. F Martin, PrA; Otto Perdue, See.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
PAINTERS

Painters and Psperhanges of America No 217Meets every Tuesday night in Keegan hall Gus Jo nor, Pres N D. swartout Sec
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10

Perfect alfalfa hay BOG to 50 bale at Gamble's.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10

Elks' minstrels postponed to Thurs day and Friday nights, June II and 12
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
MINERS

Globe Miners F. M-Aeets every Tuesday at D. Old Salvation Army Hall J. T. Murrish, Pres; William Wills, Sec
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10

Rubottom, iewelry manufacturer, makes rings, stick pins, baugies, brace lets, brooches, etc. 496 North Broad
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
CLERKS

Store Employees UnonMeets First and Third Mondays in Salvation Army IL Hargavc, Presdieut, E. G. Grif fh Secretary
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
PRINTERS

Typographical No ssMee first Sunday in month at ofee. S. R. sprecher, Pres; Carl F. Hods worth, Sec.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-12
A CHEF IS WANTED NOW.
At the Government Asylum For the
Insane at shington-Position
Pays a Good Salary.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald
Washington, d. c., Aug. PA CHEF
is needed at the government asylum
for the insane, and a civil service eX-
animation was held today to fill the
vacancy Notwithstanding the fact
that the position pays $1,000 a year,
there was no over-abundance of appli-
cants for the job. The reason per-
haps lies in the fact that the success
full applicant must be possessed of a
fund of knowledge that would enable
him to hold down a chief clerkship in
almost any of the departments and
render it unnecessary for him to don
cooks apron.
In addition to being a good cook
the government requires that chef
shall know how to apportion food
stuffs, supervise and direct the corps
of cooks, maintain a system of utiliz-
ing food which otherwise might be
wasted, instruct and supervise the
nurses in the preparation of foods,
and be able to write a thesis on the
subject of the relative nutritive value
of foods.