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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11

program for the evening includes jim
mie Britt and Frank Raphael, Mike
Sullivan and Jack Sullivan and Abe
Attell and Monte Attell in three round
glove contests; George Schlitter. Co
lumbia Park club, Roman rings; Robert
Elwood, Olympic club, bag punching;
Burning brothers, Reliance club, Jug
Cling acrobats. Sam Berger, mono
logue: Nal Furst Our Jewish
Friend: Roger Cornell VS.. Bob Hop
kins. Olympic club, wrestling.
The following features will be con-
tri5uted by the university men: Fred
Searles VS.. II. A. Burk, boxing, three
rounds; j. NJ. Craig VS.. Earl Wagy
three rounds; A. s. Brignole vs.. III. S
ONeill, three rounds; f. A. Sooy VS.
NJ. B. Mitzmain, wrestling; University
band, University mandolin club, Bud
weiSer quartet.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
Automobile Club to
Escort Racers
Members viii Go to San Jose
to Meet the Mem York TO
Paris Cars
BY r. r. I'Hon1rnedieu

The Automobile club of California
will meet the New York-Paris racing
cars as they come up the coast to San
Francisco. l.. p. Lowe, chairman or the
executive committee of the club, sent a
letter yesterday, in the absence OF
President r. p. Schwerin, to a. B.
Watson, chairman of the runs and
tours committee. suggesting that 1t
might be we'll for the club to meet the
racers and escort them to San Fran
cisco. The road is unknown TO the
drivers and they undoubtedly VIII need
pilot Watson and his committee will
do the honors and clear the ROAD as
they come through.
At the rate they are driving the hrst
car should be here the latter part of
this week or the first of next Each
will be met at San Jose. The Santa
Clara county automobile club VIII go
down the road below San Jose and es-
cort them to that city.
1t is expected that when the drivers
arrive in town they will be the guests
at several functions to be given by the
automobilists.
Windsor r. White. president of the
White company OF Cleveland, manufac-
turer of the White steam cars, is in
San Francisco for stay of a few days,
the guest of G. A. Hawkins, general
western sales manager of the White
company. White has not been on the
coast since the beginning of the auto
mobile era His last trip west was in
1884. He is here directly from New
York. and says that the big White fac
tory is running full blast There is a
bigger demand for motor cars than
ever, and he cites as evidence of favor
able conditions in the east the White
companys business at the recent Cleve-
land show.
During the weeks exhibition 26
White machines were sold retail said
White. That does not look as though
we had been affected by financial con-
ditions''
White is delighted with the climate
and the extremely favorable conditions
for motoring in this state. He is well
versed on matters pertaining to auto
MODELLING, and presages a great future
for the industry in San Francisco.
White is enthusiastic over the rapid
strides American automobile manufac-
turers have made in the last few years.
All wealthy American owners had for
eign cars several years ago; in fact, at
one time there were more autos of for
eign make in New York than of Yankee
manufacture. Now the majority cater
to the home product, which White con-
siders the equal of any built in Eu-
rope.
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Business,
Pleasure

or anything that excites
and exhausts the brain
nerves, causes headache.
Some persons cannot
even attend church, thea
ters, ride on cars, or on
the water, or go where
there is the least excite
ment without an attack.
DIR. Miles Anti-Pain
Pills, taken as directed
will stop the pain. To
avoid suffering take one
as soon as you feel an
attack coming on. Your
druggist can tell you Of
many who would not be
without them.
'T have been troubled with sewers
headaches for many years. 1 began
to use Or. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
It Is the only remedy that has
given me or my family any relief I
Go not now have such spells. because
when feel one coming on fmme-
diately take one of the tablets. never
more than one is required. they are so
effective. and / appreciate them so
thoroughly I always have them with
me. My wife and family always usa
them. cannot do without them"
s. A. GARDNER. Janesville, Wis.
Or. Miles Anti-Psin Pills are sold bv
your druggist, who will guara ntee that
the fIrst package will benefit. If IL
falls, he VIII return your money
Is doses, 25 cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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BIGAMIsT ENTERS PLEA

NAPA. March 1O.-Archie f. Win
frey, charged with bigamy, entered a
plea of not guilty in the superior court
here today He is accused of having
married Miss Matte Mathews. q
wealthy young woman of Denver. Colo.
on December s, 1907. and then of hay-
ing married Miss Celeste Marr. beau
tiful young girl of ST. Helena. at the
latter place on December 21 Winfrev's
attorney announced that he proba blv
would change his plea to one of guilty
next Monday. Miss Marr fled suit in
the superior court today to have her
marriage with Winfrey annulIed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
WILLIAMS DELIGHTS HEARERS

Society was still conspicuous by its
absence at the second and last of the
George b. Williams readings from
Shakespeare at Century hall yesterday
afternoon. Williams had selected the
comedy of Much Ado About Nothing" ("
which seemed peculiarly suited to the
readers temperament. AS he was at
his best the other night IN the rendi-
tion of big, bluff, jovial, witty Fall
staff. so in Much Ado About Nothing
the reader shone in the humorous part
of Dogberry, provoking his auditors
to much laughter. The hall was well
filled
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
PROGRESS OF RACING CARS

RAWLINS. WyO., March 10.-The
American car. the leader in the New
I York to Paris race. arrived here tonight
after good days run from Laramie
The italian car put UP for the night at
Ogallala, IN western Nebraska French
car No. 1 completed repairs at lie
Grand. Iowa, tonight. and Will make a
fresh start tomorrow. 1t Is expected
to reach Marshalltown by noon- The
second French machine is still at Clin-
ton, Iowa, undergoing repairs. The
German representative in the race was
speeding through central Iowa tonight
in the vicinity of Marshalltown.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
STATE SELLS cIrY Property

Twenty pieces of city property sold
TO the state Tor delinquent taxes We're
disposed of at public auction bv the
tax collector yesterday, the period for
redemption by the owners having ex-
pired. The state holds the land for five
years, after which time it is sold to se-
cure the return of the money advanced
for taxes. Any sum obtained in excess
of the taxes and advertising costs is
divided between the city and state.
The properties sold yesterday netted
S2,e2L Another sale will be held next
Tuesday.
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FOUND DYING on TRAN

SANTA ROSA, March 10.--I.. G. Rich
ards, resident of Winters, arrived
here on a train today in an unconscious
condition. At first it was thought
that Richards was under the influence
of knockout Drops but diagnosis
showed he was suffering from acute
Bright's disease. The man is dying.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
GETS HABEAs CORPUS WRIT

A writ of habeas corpus for the re-
lease of Edward Smith. who was ar
rested Friday night on charge Of de-
frauding the Bank of Canton by means
of fictitious checks, was sued out yes
terday by Attorney Greedy before
Judge Graham. The writ is returnable
at 2 o'clock today Smith, who is al
legged TO have obtained about $1,000
from the bank, has been held in
detinue four days
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MRS. MARTIN DUE
IN OAKLAND TODAY
In Custody of Detective, Woman
Leaves WeaverviIIe Yes
terday Morning
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WEAVERVILLE, March 10.-Isabella
j. Martin, accompanied by the matron
of the Oakland prison and Special Of
ficer Hodgkins, left here this morning
for Oakland. a large crowd gathered
to see the departure. The prisonr
made a speech, in which she proclaimed
innocence and upbraided the people of
Trinity county in round terms.
The charge against the woman for
burning the Morris barn will be
dropped for the present, but should
Mrs. Martin not be convicted in Ala
media county the charge will be re-
vived and she will be prosecuted here
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his headquarters at the transbay resort
this morning. With him will go his
manager, Harry Gilmore Jr., and his
ever faithful trainer and boxing part
ner, Pat Kenealy. Packy viii take to
the light going at first and work out
gradually. He can make the weight
handily and does not have to worry
about stepping on the scales every few
hours.
Britt went over to Shannons at san
Rafael yesterday morning and started
in to do light work. He looks to be in
fair shape and says he will not have to
take off much weight
The fight on Saturday at the Mission
street arena between Johnny Murphy
and Cyclone Johnny Thompson prom
ises TO be a rough one. Murphy evi-
IDENTIFY has been developing punch. for
he notified his manager, Ed Nolan, yes
terday to engage couple of boxing
partners for him, as he had put Kid
Mulhall and another likely young bush
er out of commission. Thompson has
opened a 10 to favorite.
John T. Hickey. secretary OF the
Dreamland athletic club. has applied to
the supervisors for permission to hold
an amateur boxing exhibition the lat
ter part of this month.
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RELIANCE CLUB BOUTS

OAKLAND. March 1O.-The Reliance
athletic club will hold another ring
meet Friday night Three six and three
four round contests will make up the
boxing list. The star bout will be a
return match between Dale Gardner and
Terry Keller. Tom Woods will box
Dick Cullen. Antoine Lagrave will meet
Frank McGurn, and there will be three
preliminaries.
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The Seal squad will take the trip to
Freeman's park. Oakland. again this
morning and put in another strenuous
day. The boys are fast rounding into
great shape, the fine weather of the
last few days having worked wonders
with them. They gained a lot OF ex-
perience during their games with the
Sox and showed Improvement in every
department day by day. If the good
weather keeps up the Seals will be In
fine fettle to go against the big team
of the Sox Friday afternoon. On this
payroll are such men as Nick Altrock,
Jiggs Donahue, Doc White. Billy Sui
livan, George Davis and other stars. 1t
is to be hoped that these men will do
something to make up for the awful
showing made by the recruits.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
MACHINE SHOPS DESTROYED

SANTA ROSA, March 10.-The ma
chine shops and foundry of ]. f. Phil
pott at Windsor were destroyed by fire
shortly after 3 o'clock this morning
The loss is about $4,000.
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Sacrifice

Two base hits-Hildebrand. Piper Sacrifice
hits-Williams, Curtis. First base on called
balls-T. Hoag 2, Freeman 8. Skillman l. Gums
l. Manuel /. Struck out-Freeman 2 Skillman
l. Gums 2. Double plays-Purtell to Osteen to
Anderson Mohler to La Longe to Williams
Wild pitch-Gums. Time of game hour s.
minutes. Umpires-O' ConneI and Perrine
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Earned runs-Chieago 4. Two base hits-Hshn
Tannehill, Shaw, Jones, Van Haltren- First base
on balls-On Owen l. of Smith L, of Butler 8
Struck out-By Owen 2. by Smith 1. by Altroek
s. by Butler 2. Wild pitch-Owen Hit oy
pitcher-Parent. Innings pitched-Owen 3
Smith 3, Altrock g. Hits made-On Owen s. on
Smith g. of Altrock 2. Left bases-Chicago
g. Oakland 13. First base errors-Chicago 2,
Oakland 3. Time of game-1 hour and 81 min
utes- Umpires-Owen. Quick and Altrock.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
PLAN ROSE CARNIVAL

SANTA ROSA, March 1o.-The
Women's Improvement club has ar
ranged for a rose carnival during May.
A queen will be elected by vote. The
balloting will begin shortly.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
REALTY DEALER FINED

Charles S. Rourke, real estate dealer
Henry street, was fined $50 by Police
Judge Cabaniss yesterday for striking
Policeman t. A Wallace at the ocean
beach Sunday because Wallace hac
separated with a kick two bulldogs
that were fighting.
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BOXING BOUTS

BERKELEY, March 1O.-The Poly
duecean club smoker will take place
in the Un-O skating rink on Allston
way tomorrow night. in spite of the
opposition of the Berkeley clergy. The
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11

The proposed extension of the Yoko-
hama gas works, at cost of $4,000
gold, is stated in a Japanese newspaper
extract forwarded by Consul General
Miller
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
kefcheI and ManfeH
Agree on Terms
Len PopeII and Fred Landcrs
May Supply the Curtain
Raiser

Stanley Ketchel. the sensational Mon
tsna middle weight fighter, and Frank
Mantell. the newcomer from Rhode ISL
and, who has yet to show the local fight
fans, signed articles last night for 20
round fight at Conroth's Mission street
arena on Saturday afternoon. March 2s.
The men will weigh 155 pounds four
hours before the contest. Each viii de-
posit 81. 900 as a guarantee that he will
live up to his agreement. The articles
We're signed by Joe O'Connor. repre-
sentIng Ketchel; Gregory Mitchell. ap-
pearing for Mantell, and J. ". Coffroth
for the club.
O'Connor and Ketchel arrived from
their southern trip yesterday While in
Los Angeles O'Connor promised COf-
froth that ketchel would agree TO fight
Mantell. The latter came from Rhode
Island a few weeks ago and defeated
Kid Farmer at Marysville- He is re
puted 10 be a clever boxer. Ketchel
evidently figures that he will pick up
some easy money with Mantel.
AS curtain raiser TO the main event
Coffroth probably viii sign Lew Powell,
the local lightweight who was figured
as a headliner some time ago, and Fred
Landers. the former four rounder. who
made good in his many bouts at New
York and Philadelphia last summer If
these boys agree TO fight the mill will
be q round affair. Billy Roche Will
referee both mixups.
Owen Moran. the clever British feath-
er weight. seems TO be itching for an
other match here. Conroth received a
telegram last night from Charley Har-
vey. Moran's manager, expressing
willingness to take on Battling Nelson
or Packy Mcfarland at $50 pounds
ringside. Harvey. however, expressed
r preference for Abe Attell at l22
pounds. Harvey learned that Luke
Marisch was endeavoring 10 sign Jerry
Driscoll. the British champion, and At
tell. and did not want Driscoll to beat
him 10 it If there was still chance to
land.
Coffroth figures that Moran is a great
card snd is anxious to give him fight
here. Cohroth is none too eager to do
business with Attell. but would like
very much TO put Moran on with either
Nelson or Mcfarland. The Mission
street promoter will get into communi-
cation with Harvey today, and the
chances are Harvey and his fighter viii
be here soon-at least in time to wit
ness the Britt Mcfarland go.
Mcfarland has decided that Croll's
gardens in Alameda would make an
ideal training camp, and will take up
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
GIVES OAKS A TRIMMING
First Team of White Sox De-
feats Coast Leaguers Easily

SAN DIEGO, March 10.-The Chicago
Americans won the second game of
their series with Oakland today, to
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11

9. Weather condition We're ideal
Many sailors from Admiral Sebree's
squadron were among the spectators
The score:
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Gums, the latest pitching recruit to
be trotted out before the fans, looks
like the real Mccoy. and. with some ex-
perience, promises to show a lot Of
class this season. He is a husky lad.
with more speed that he knows he pos
sesses. Unlike most pitchers, he steps
right into the ball every time he swings
at it. The two hits he copped yester-
day show that he is some sticker.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11

Windsor T. White president of the White automobile
pany the right, who is visiting San Francisco and is i'm
pressed by local conditions.
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animation of expert witnesses. -Four
physicians, whose speciality is brain
and nerve diseases. testified that they
had examined Ala and found him
wholly sane.
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mo- BuILp SIX sroRIEs

NJ. Donohue has applied to the boa rd
of public works for permission to erect
a six story brick building, to cost
$4,000, at the southwest corner of
Battery and Pine streets
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11

Rollie Zeider, the clever little short
stop, is the first member of the local
team to be put out of the running
Zeider hurt his ankle in Sundays game.
He went in again yesterday and played
five innings. but was then forced to re-
tire. Catcher La Longe took his place
and played the position nicely hgurin g
in fast double play near the end of
the game.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
Baseball Notes

Tip ONeil and his band of renegades
known as the White Sox beat IL 10 Los
Angeles last night. No fans with fancy
bouquets showed up at the ferry to say
farewell. Those who saw yesterday
game had their say.
1t is announced that Infelder Nc
Ardle will arrive today from Paterson,
N ]. Let us hope that he does. He
has been on the overdue list so long
that the fans have ceased to think
about him.
The bee., 1908-07-09
THOS. 0. LONG
IS APPOINTED.
As One OF The Assistant Mine
inspectors For Kentucky.
BELIEVED THAT HE WILL Be AS
SIGNED TO WESTERN KENTUCKY.

Thos. Q. Long, of this place,
has been appointed by Governor
Wilson as one of the assistant
mine inspectors for the State of
Kentucky and will be assigned
to his new work as soon as GER
tain necessary preliminaries are
arranged. just what his terri
tory will be cannot be known
until Chief Inspector @. j. Nor
wood makes the announcement,
butit is believed he will get the
counties of Western Kentucky
or a portion of them, including
his home county.
Mr.. Long had the strongest en-
dorsement from mining men in
Hopkins county for this place
and it has been believed for
some time that one or The APP
pointments would 90 to him.
The announcement that he had
been appointed was first made
in the afternoon papers Thurs
day and he received on Monday
official notice from Frankfort.
Mr.. Long has had years of ex-
perience as an employe in vari-
GUS capacities in the mines of
Hopkins county and has attain
ed during the past several years
considerable proficiency in the
mining and civil engineering de
partlnent of the st. Bernard
Mining Co. The general belief
here IL that he vii make good
aud will prove a credit to the
Department of Mines of Ken
lucky.
The bee., 1908-07-09
MINING NOTES.

The regular semi. annual labor
dividend was distributed last
week to the employees of the st.
Bernard Mining Co.
Reports now show that the
Nortonville local mine will soon
change hands, and will pass into
the control of j. b. Brasher.
Foreman Thos. Blair, OF the
Hecla mine, is taking advantage
of the days the mine does not
ruu to make repairs and i'm.
provements and hopes by the
time business again opens up to
so increase the output that his
mine will be able to take a fore
most position in the production
of coal. If industry energy
and management counts, Tom is
going to succeed.
On account of change of own-
ers and a new administration to
take charge on July 10th. John
Robinson will sever his cOnnec-
tion with the Nortonville Coal
Co.,A where he has worked as
mine foreman for several months
past. AS he is good mine
foreman, he will have no trouble
securing position elsewhere.
Quite naturally he would rather
secure a position in this county.
The st. Bernard Mining Co.,
have had force Of engineers
at work making a survey of
their coal property near Provi-
dence In Webster county, where
The bee., 1908-07-09
REPUBLICANS TO
START CAMPAIGN.
Gov. Wilson and Others Plan.
ming For fIurrsh Work In
State.
TAFT AND ROOSEVELT WILL
SPEAK IN KENTUCKY.

Frankfort, KY, July OFF
Gals Of the State administration
here are organizing quietly for
the coming Presidential cam
paign which Kentucky Republi-
cans plan TO open somewhat
earlier than usual this year.
Efforts so far have been directed
to perfecting organization
throughout the State.
About the middle of August
the active work of the campaign
will begin in earnest, and many
of the State House coterie will
take the stump in the interest of
Secretary Taft.
Realizing that the contest in
Kentucky will be hard fought
one, the strongest kind of effort
will be put forth to land the
State in the Republican column.
1t has been suggested by GER
tain of the state officials that the
Republicans start their campaign
with a rousing ratificatio ! meet
ing to be held in Louisville soon
after Secretary Taft has been
officially notified of his nomina-
ton, with Gov. Wilson as the
presiding officer of the meeting.
Speeches will be made by Gov.
Wilson, Senator-elect Bradley,
National Committeeman Burn
am, Secretary OF State Bruner,
Marshall Bnllitt anaother lead
ers, with the dove Of harmony
settling peacefully over the pro-
ceedings.
Word has been received here
that Secretary Taft will make at
least two speeches in Kentucky
in October. One Of these will
be at Louisville. President Roose-
welt, it is said, has promised to
make half dozen speeches dur
ing the campaign, devotiDg them
to the disputed States. One of
the speeches Of the President.
The bee., 1908-07-09
WILL EXAMINE
MINE FOREMEN.
Under New Law Foremen Who
Have Had -Four Years Service
viii Be
ENTITLED TO SERVICE CERTIr-
cATEy' WITHOUT EXAMINATION.

A. &. Splllman, First Assist
ant Inspector of Mines, is in
Darlington this week on his reg
nlar tour of inspection and is
very busy man. Besides making
all regular inspections, he will,
under the new law, be otherwise
very much occupied for a time
holding examinations for mine
fOremen. These examinations
are to be held at certain desig-
mated places of easy access to
the various mining fields of
Kentucky. The first is to be at
Williamsburg, then at Central
City, jacksonville and Ashland.
Ali foremen who are now en-
plOyed IN the mines of Kentucky
must either get "service GER
tifcate" or undergo complete
examination as 20 their qualifi-
cations, and all will have to see
Mr.. Spillman at the points des-
ignated. Those who have served
four years as foreman will, upon
presentation of required affida-
Wit, be given service certifi-
cate" 1t is prossible that Mr..
Spillman may resign his position
as First Assistant Inspector to
go into other business, in which
case the Board of Trustees of
the State College will fill the
vacancy. Under the law the
Governor does not appoint Chief
Inspector nor his First Assistant.
The bee., 1908-07-09
NIGHT RIDERS
GROW UGLY.
Withdrawal Of Soldiers Makes
Them Bold in Galloway
County.
HOMES or WITNESSES VISITED
AND MANY SHOTS FIRED.

Paducah, KY, July with
the withdrawal of soldiers from
west of the Tennessee river in
Kentucky, night riders have
been stirred by orators to dem.
onstrations for the purpose of
intimidating witnesses for the
Commonwealth, and more than
200 shots were fired around the
homes of Frank Mardis and Will
lie Dyer, in the eastern part of
Galloway county, Sunday night.
These men turned up the Sc
crets of the night riders and
identified members of the band.
A campaign of speaking is in
progress and some of the speak
ers have made no attempt to con-
ceal their sympathy with law
lessness. 1t is probable that more
soldiers will be sent into the DIS
turbed districts and patrols along
the Tennessee river will be re-
sumed. The night riders trials
will be called at the August
term of Circuit Court.