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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-24
Adolph Huebschman's Expenses.

MADISON, Wis, April 17.-Adolph
Huebschman of Milwaukee, unsuccessful
candidate for judge of the new division
of the Seventh judicial circuit filed a
statement declaring he spent S292. for
campaign purposes.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-24
Where He Was.

Caller-Is the professor of applied
physics inE
Boston Butler-No, sir. He is at pres
ent occupying the chair of applied lath-
er-Harper's Weekly.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-24

Grapes are squeezed six times in
making champagne, yielding wine of diff
ferent qualities.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
CHICAGO BOYS ARE
GOOSE EDGED TN
COLORADO
L0ngm0nf Lads Win High
School Championship of
United SfafeS

DENVER, Dec. 25.--In a football
game for the high school champion
ship of the United States, the Long
mont high school team OF Longmont,
Colo, defeated the team of the Engle-
wood high school of Chicago, 13 to O.
The game was played on a field ankle
deep with mud and slush.
Longmont scored two in the first
half. They kicked off. the ball going
behind the goal line. Chicago tried to
run the ball out. but was thrown back
for safety. The play for the rest
of the half was mostly in Chicago's
territory. In the second half Long
mont came back much stronger and
rushed the boys from Chicago Off their
feet, scoring two touchdowns and a.
goal. Neither side was able to advance
the. ball in the last few minutes OF play,
both sides kicking repeatedly
H. Scruby's all around playing was
the feature of the game. He was fol-
lowed closely by Benjamin. of the same
team and by Pliska of Chicago. Piper
also played strong game for the
visitors.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
Local Golfers Appear in
Two tournaments


Two bogey handicap tournaments
were played on the local golf links
yesterday, one at the San francisco
golf and country club and the other at
the Presidio. A large entry list was
attracted in each event particularly at
the Presidio.
At the San Francisco club C. Corbet,
who finished four down on bogey. car
ried off the honors.
The tournament at the Presidio was
unfinished, only three scores being
turned in. They were as follows: ID.
duncan, down; III. b. Keith, 4 down;
Ifrey j.. Ford, down.
The following participated: NJ f.
Cummings, II. V. Ramsdell, w IL.
Rhodes, l.. III. Guell &. FayvonvilIe. u.
Duncan, A. A. Cuthbertson Tirey l..
Ford, H. b. Keith, l.. l. Cowgirl c. Il.
Cowgirl, Charles Stewart, DIR. Hartland
Law, j. II. Robertson, G. Storey, III. w.
Postlethwaite. r. II. Postlewaite.. w. G.
Macdonald, Frank Morton, w. 3. Thorn
as, w. III. Stewart, NJ. S. Sprague, G..
II. Richardson, DR.. L. j. Lane, G.. w.
kellam. Alexander Field, Andrew Car
rigan and w. ]. Dutton
Following are the scores at the San
Francisco golf and country club:
G.. Page, 13 down; $. J.. Abbott, j 6
down; A. J. Owen, 10 down; B. u.
Adamson, 90 down; c. Corbet, down;
c. Fee, no returns; r. J. Woods. 19
down; s. l.. Abbott, Jr., "a down; IT. J.
Jenkins, ii down; DIR. Clark, 9 down;
Nat Messen, 20 down.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
PENALTY KICK WINS
SOCCER GAME
FOR VAMPS
Woods of Independents Blamed
for Teams Defeat by
Score of 10 o
By Bob Shand

After having had much the best OF
the play the Independents lost to the
Vampires, to 0. in the championship
soccer game played at F'reeman's park
yesterday afternoon. From start to
finish the lads in green We're the ag
gressors, and it was only through
penalty kick awarded for a minor Of
fense that the Vampires were able to
tally.
The game opened with a rush and
both teams seemed determined TO show
the big gathering the best they had
Mckenzie, early broke away and sent
in a screw shot which Crowley barely
saved. The Indies then took the game
in hand and peppered McFarlane with
all kinds of shots
team was at his best and gave fin
ished display of goal keeping. ScotL
and Hunter were playing the. game OF
their lives at fullback and their her
culean efforts finally allowed the for
wards to get a lookin at the other
end. During a hot rally in front OF
Mckenzie in the back and Referee
Chown awarded the Vamps penalty
kick. Singer was intrusted with the
kick and safely put the ball where It
counted. The Vampires, on the run OF
the play, had no right to be ahead
at this period and but for the indiscre-
IlOu VI w OOQS t1lC OOAtCSI
resulted in a tie. as there was no FUR
ther scoring during the game
The Independents kept up the pres
sure during most of the final period,
but the Alameda backs were ever on
the alert and succeeded in keeping the
eager green forwards at bay. The
Vampires took a brace in the last 10
minutes and Bernard struck the cross
bar with q lovely shot. Just before
the final whistle blew Mckenzie had
a magnificent try at goal, but the ball
Just went over the bar.
The teams lined up as follows:
Vampir res-McFarlane. Hunter, Scott.
Swain, A. Mckenzie, Middleton, Ber-
nard, Robertson, Mckenzie, Palmer and
ependents-Crowley. Woods, Sou
tar Grant, Airey. Anderson. Jones.
Donohue. Lydon. Fay and Highett.
After holding the Albion ROvers down
to a tie in the first half in the morn
ing game at the same park the Build
ing Trades went down to defeat by a
3 to score. The game was a scrub
exhibition. neither side being at full
strength. The Royers were shy several
Of the best players, including the en-
tire defense, Marshall, Selkirk and An
derson. Walters also failed to put in
an appearance and the team which
finally donned the red jerseys was a
rather ''bushy" outfit The first half
was stubbornly contested and neither
side had any kick coming over the half
The Rovers showed little more
class than their opponents in the last
half and scored three times Pike, Nc
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26

Miller resorted undoubtedly contributed
materially to the victory that Smiley
Corbett was enabled TO score In the
event, in which he had only
slight call over Pajaroita in the betting.
Smiley Corbett set the pace all the way
under restraint with Pajaroita in close
attendance. When Jockey Taplin at
tempted to make his run with Paja-
roita in the stretch, Miller bothered
him repeatedly. carrying him wide and
zigzaggiug in front of him throughout
the final furlong. AT the end Corbett
had considerable left and drew out to
score by a substantial margin The in
reference that he had suffered caused
Pajaroita to lose the place by neck to
the $50 to 1 shot Charlie Doherty.
which had been persistently played to
show for large amounts by a coterie
of smart bettors. Notwithstanding that
he had shown nothing and was seem
ingiy outclasSed. Warden's chances
were considered so good in the light
of his recent clever races that he was
extensively backed to win this race,
but when it came to the running he
made a dismal showing, being appar-
entity unable to raise a respectable gal
1op
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
Gossip of the Track

Jockey Rettig's riding days are probably over
unless he and his contract employer. William
Fisher patch up their differences incidental to
the recent fern reversal of Belle Kinney. When
Fisher suspended the boy for his ride ON the
mare Rettig retaliated by suit for wages
in Fishers favor and has only served TO widen
the breach between the boy and his employer
for Fisher. The latter's contract the boy runs
until 1910. and will keep him from riding for
anybody else. II Fisher is disposed. Rettig
ceased galloping horses and will be too heavy
TO ride If he remains out of the saddle much
longer.
The closing race of yesterdays Emeryville
card had anything but healthy look, so far as
Doherty. owned by ]. B. Dunn was backed for
the show for large amounts at long odds with
seemingly knew what they were about, and a
large sum of money was taken out Of the
ring when the horse finished second In held
that apparently outclassed him so completely
that there was no danger that he would get
any OF the money. He had shown absolutely
nothing to warrant any such backing in his only
previous start at the meeting and it was no
wonder that almost every book In the ring SUI
fered severely on account of the horses Won
anywhere near his form was a feature of the
contest. 1t is likely that the jockey club off
cials viii look into the race and It's various
angles today.
Clamor's breakdown on the of yesterday 3
stake was severe blow to Ham keene's aspi-
rations. Keene entertained high hopes that
Clsmor might win the stake twice in success
sion. The going that prevailed yesterday suited
him exactly and he was apparently ready TO
run good when he bowed tendon while
receiving his final work for the contest after
the races Thursday evening. He came ont
OF the work lame. but the extent Of the
trouble was not definitely determined until
yesterday. and meanwhile Keene resorted 10
every expedient known to trainers in an ef-
fort 10 get the horse into condition for facing
the barrier. The firing iron will probably be
resorted to in Clamor's case, which means that
he VIII be thrown out OF training for many
weeks. at least.
Iohnny Coleman has abandoned booking and
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
PROMINENT SPECTATORS

Among those who witnessed the sport
from the clubhouse were noticed the
following:
Thomas II. Williams. Colonel and Mrs.
D. NJ Burns. Thomas Eastland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dunphy, W. II. DunphV
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Larsen. Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Bachman. David Bachman, SEN
stor Frank Leavitt. Mrs. Griffin, Roy
Siebert Mrs. Cimmer. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Birmingham, Mrs. Bessie Bennion, Mrs.
Emily Dunn. Miss Viola Hess, Miss
Mabel Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Laughenour Miss Laughenour, O. A.
Wilson. William B. Hopkins, n. w.
Howard. Arthur a. Howard, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Roos, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Greenebaum, Mrs. George Gale, William
O'Connor, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Peters,
George Lewis. Daniel NJ Hanlon, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Loewi, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Pierce,
Mrs. F. Lowry. Harry Jerome, Alex
snder Nogelsang, NJ. A. Gunst, Mr.. and
Mrs. Muenter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26

is now operating from the ground at Emery
Vile. while Bill Mosely is running the Stuyve-
SAINT club, which is the book that Coleman
had few winning days making book this sea-
son and is big loser TO date. During the
two days that he has been betting from tina
ground he has been quite successful in pick
ing the winners.
Charlie Bowman has struck his stride in rood
shape at Emeryville. having three races
within week. He had a fair bet on Colonel
Jack. which carried his colors { victory Mt
good odds Thursday and followed 1t up with
81 600 commission Belmere yesterday.
There were nine horses in the Chnn ship
ment from Arcadia TO Emeryville.
J. B. Dunn and Jockey Manders have parted
company. Manders has ridden poorly ever sin G
his reinstatement. following long suspension
in consequence of suspicious riding at Seattle
but their relations were severed day or two
ago.
Jockey Pickens is carrying off the honors at
San Antonio.
Fred Foster has proceeded from Arcadia to
FL Paso with Zella G. Nahonassar and Ber-
lin. Jockeys G. sullivan, T. Brady and l..
Morse have joined the riders at Ell Paso
Jockey Andy Minder well known locally
whose leg broken in fall at Fort Erie
last summer. Is slowly recovering from the ef
fects OF that accident and hopes to be able
to resume riding next spring.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
AI.n.Ny CREw BEATEN

SAN DIEGO. Dec. 25.-In a tsv1 mr.
straightaway boat race for four oarts
gigs the crew from the torpedo Doa.
Honkins defeated the crew from the
cruiser Albany by several lengths Ine
race was for purse ofa 5000 and a.
usual the sailors backed their crews
TO the extent of their purses, so tnat
much money changed hands on tp>
result
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26

Kfernon and Mclaughlin were the sue
cessful marksmen.
The teams.
Albion Rovers-Langiey. Langiand,
White Allen. Alizen. Balmain. Mckief-
non, Barrett, Mizen, SlcLauSnhn- anu
Pike. l.s- -
Building Trades-Smith. Dewar. Ne
Kinley. Wilson, Campbell, Ward law.
Bromfield, Carswell, Anderson, Hlils
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
Spider Kelly Elected From
Track by Pinkertons

Spider Kelly. formerly a shining
light in local pugilistic circles, was
ignominiously elected from the Emery
vile racetrack yesterday afternoon
while the holiday card was being run
off. Kelly's ejectment was accomplished
by the Pinkerton detail in charge of the
policing of the track. 1t seems that
Kelly was celebrating the holiday in
accordance with his ideas of the re-
quirements of such an occasion and
that he became trif1e boisterous after
the running of the handicap feature of
the programme. He was inclined to
resent the advice of vigiIant Pinker-
ton that he make himself less conspicu-
Gus, and it was then that the edict
went forth that he must leave the in
closure. Several Pinkertons succeeded
in persuading him to consent to being
escorted to the gate, and his exit was
accomplished with little ado.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By j. K. Jefery
Ratings
HAMPTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DECK


Remarks.
Hampton Beauty is better 6lly than her
only race here indicated. Prosper is also
fair sort. knight Deck a contender on Butte
form, Ell Payo ran some fair races at
Seattle
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26

Do You Want 95OOs
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page Is.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
ALTAMoR- LITTLE SISS-RoSEVALE

Remarks
Altamor's last race indicated that he is
returning TO his good form Of last season.
Little Siss showed nice turn Of speed in one
of her recent starts. RosevaIe should run
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
History OF Christmas
Handicap

T d jk
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26

Time-:25 As, go As. 1
1920 show; Estella,
Nahma. Trained by
driven. High price
a wild horse all the
quarter. but quickly
away for home and
Elevation got away
never in it. Russell
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26

es- Un &C 4:1U. Corbett. 1-3 place oTf
" Winner b. G. by Toddington- 0scnla-
riy. Second driven Third easily. High
q going 10 suit him and set the pace All
roita all last quarter, but winner w..
cry smart race He saved ground hv
: Track against Pajaroita. he "a,
second without interference. He also LOSE
n ran very poorly, never being in 1t.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
CAPTAIN KENNEDY-COLONEL WHITE-BIIIy
ERBET-BILL EATON-TOLL Roy

Remarks
Eipets s last race good enough to make
MIN look like the winner here. Bill Eaton
erratic. Same true OF Toll Box Traffic
Glib G never started.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26

:. we'll known locally.
in q fall at Fort Erie
recovering from the ef-
and hopes to be able
spring.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
APTO O-SARACINESCA-GA

Remarks.
With good racing luck Apto Orc may be
able to beat Saracinesca. Gambrinus prefers
longer route. Curriculum's last race should
be disregarded. Semproni may return to
gerous contender. Orleans good weight
packer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26

added starter. ""Coupled with Don Enrique.
Tfme-:24 2-5, 40 40, 1:16. 1:42, POS 1-5. A
1-2 show; Milford. 8 place. 11-5 show; Fire
Augusta. Trained by r. Colston. Scratche
handily. Third easily. High price-Dorant
Lee kept Dorante well up all the way, neve
he sent him along and drawing away at eve
footed first mile, moved up fast entering str
Firestone ran a smart race. setting the pac
the end. Legatee ran a surprisingly good r
going all the way. Don Enrique ran into tn
three-furiong pole. Royal Tourist made a
about half mile. Nadzu outclassed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26

Remarks
Hanbridge has shown himself to be a great
horse since his arrival on the coast and
probably will repeat here, notwithstanding
the weight Jessup in extra good shape.
Light Wool should easily beat the balance.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26

Jockey Andy Minde.
whose leg was broken
last summer. Is slowly
fects OF that accident
TO resume riding next
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-10-03
SAY MRS. COULD
WAS A DRINKE:R
HUSBANDS COUNSEL, ALSO,
SAYS SHE BIT ARM OF
HOSTESS.

New York. Oct. 2. = In a de-
bate between the attorneys for How
ard Gould and his wife, Katherine
Could in the supreme court here to,
day, the wife Of the millionaire was
charged with being the habitual user
Of intoxicants.
c. j. .Shearn, attorney for Mrs.
Gould, and De Lancey Nicoll, repres'
enting her husband, were the prin
pals in the wordy duel, and charges
Of assault and intoxication were hurl,
ed back and forth across the court
in rapid succession,
Testimony will be offered" said
Mr.. Nicoll, "that Mrs. Gould was SO
drunk at bridge party in the home
of Mrs. George Kirkpatrick that she
assaulted the guests and bit the arm
OF her hostess when she was ordered
out of the house.
''It will also be shown" he contin'
ued, "that on another occasion Mrs
Gould was so intoxicated at a box
party that she was put out of the
theater."
Mr.. Shearn replied that evidence
would be offered to show that on the
night Mrs. Gould Is alleged to have
been elected from. the theater. Howard
Gould sat in the box and "winked al
and 1irted with" a prominent star OF
the footlights.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-10-03
Sen. owen HELD
ENEMY OF LABOR
HASKELL'S "PART.
NER" FOUND ON CITIZENS
LLIANcE ROLLS.

Chicago, Oct. 2.-Now it is United
States Senator Robert l.. Owen OF
Oklahoma Governor Haskells politi.
cal side partner, who has become in
VOWED in the controversy in that state
caused by the already proved affilia-
LIONS or Etaskell WI n the Cltlzens's al
nance, the anti-union labor organiza-
tlon formed there. Senator Owen. by
the way, recently has been delivering
speeches. telling of his own friendship
for labor and urging the members Of
trades unions to vote against Judge
Taft
1t was only the first page of the
roster of the Muskogee Citizens ALI.
ance, with Haskell's name at the ton.
Whlch was reproduced last Friday II
carried the pledge Of the signers that
we and each OF us will do all in orr
power TO discriminate against any and
all union men who may hold a union or
assembly card
Yesterday the second page Of this
teii tale roster cume to Chicago, and
wen up to the front of the list was the
signature of Senator owen.
The minutes of the Muskopee a1,i.
ance also show that 1T the time the
resolutions to boycott all union labo-
IN mat, town We're passed this action
was taken:
On motion Of T. L. Owen It was
decided to organize an alliance along
the lines Of like organizations tbrouen'
out the country"
me records also show that Cover.
nor nor Haskell paid dues in the organiza.
ton until August, 1905.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-10-03
Armstrong Is President.

Philadelphia. Pa. Oct. 2.-Robert 3.
Armstrong, formerly assistant secrc.
tary OF the United States treasury,
was formally elected president of the
Consolidated Casualty company yes
terday
Mr.. Armstrong will assume his new
duties Immediately, having resigned
the presidency of the Philadelphia
Casualty company in order to take up
the work Of organizing the new ST.
100000 corporation Of which he is the
head. The Consolidated Casualty CON-
pany will write every kind Of insur-
ance except fire, life and marine. 1t
will have a capital Of $1,OO0,0o0 and a
surplus of equal amount
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-10-03
Case Against Eldon Man Dimissed

Oskaloosa, Oct. John Cooper,
who was arrested at Eldon several
days ago by Constable Geo. Andrews,
upon warrant from Justice Wood
ruff's court, charging him with OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses,
the information being signed by Mrs.
James Barnhill. who conducts board.
ing house on West High Ave, where
Cooper boarded, has been dismissed.
The case was to have come up for
hearing this morning, but the matter
has been amicably settled, Cooper
paying the bill and costs and being
dismissed from custody
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-10-03
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN MAKES
ATTACK ON BUSINESS AFFILlA.
TloNS OF REPUBLICAN CAM
PAlGN TREASURER TODAY.
HITCHCOCK HELD
TO BE FILLING JOB
TROUBLES IN REPUBLICAN MA
TIONAL CAMPAIGN CONDUCT
FOUND TO BE DUE TO INABIL-
ITY TO COLLECT FUNDS.

New York, Oct 2.-National Chair
man Mack of the Democratic national
committee today made an attack on
the corporation affiliations of George
R. Sheldon, treasurer of the Repub-
lican national committee, charging
that Sheldon was at this time con-
nected with no less than seventeen
railway, industries, and financial cor
porations. Mack points out that in
1902 Governor Odell refused to per-
nit the party leaders to put Sheldon
in nomination for lieutenant COVER
nor because of his corporation affilia-
tions. Sheldon, when shown Mack's
statement said it contained nothing to
which ghe desired to make a reply.
Probe Campaign Difficulty.
New York, Oct. 2. That Presi-
dent Roosevelt sent Secretary Root to
New York to look into the manage
ment of the national Republican cam
paign and that Root reported the
chief difficulty lay in the collection Of
campaign funds by Treasurer Shell
don, was the statement published
here today as coming from high au-
LnOrlLy. IL Was also stated Lne preS1-
dent and Taft had objected to the col
lection of campaign funds from some
corporations with which Sheldon was
intimately associated.
Hitchcock Not to Blame.
Root is said to .have reported that
Chairman Hitchcock is not RESPONSE
BILE for any of the conditions which
had aroused the criticisms of the
campaign, but was doing the best he
could with his part Of the work, that
there was not enough money on hand
to run campaign and the speakers
had been cut off the program for that
reason.
Hitchcock Stays in New York.
New York, Oct. 2. = National
Chairman Hitchcock did not go to
Washington today to meet Roosevelt.
He said he expected to go to Wash.
ington at an early day on matters
purely personal.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-10-03
STORM COMING
Due next WEEK
GOVERNMENT ISSUES BULLETIN
FOLLOWING DISTURBANCES
AT SEA.

Washington, Oct. "A severe storm
is raging today in the neighborhood
Of the Bermuda Islands. All along the
Atlantic coast from Wilmington, N.
O., to the east port of Maine the gov
ernment Is displaying signals warn.
ing vessels of the danger of going to
sea until the storm was passed There
is another storm developing in the in.
terror of the country, appearing over
the plateau region, whence it will ad.
vance east, reaching the Atlantic
coast states on Tuesday or Wednesday
next.