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Highlanders Stop Tigers in
Their Rapid Climb Up
the Ladder
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-wadden this af-
ternoon faced his former comrades of the Phila-
delphia team for the first time and largely
through his excellent pitching ST. Louis won, 3
to 2 Score:
R. H. E.
81 LOUIS. ;-----''...- ..-'.as----.- :,
Philadelphia ....--..-..-......-...-
Batterles-waddell and Spencer; Bender. Wick
ers and Smith.
NEW YORK, May 19.-New York downed the
Detrolts today by hitting Killian hard In two in-
nings and driving him from the box. Score:
r. Fl. E.
Detroit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .
New York Observation-Disclosures. 10
Batteries-Killan, WIlletts and Schmidt; Man
ming and Kleinow.
WASHINGTON, May 19.-Harry White held
Washington down TO one hit today, Chicago win
ming. TO 0. But three of the locals reached
first base and none got far as second Score:
R. Fl. f..
Washington -....-.......'.''..-.-. l
Batteries-smith, Warner and Street; White
and Sullivan.
BOSTON. May 19.-Cleveland batted two
pitchers out of the box. winning from Boston.
to 2 Berger kept his hits well scattered. Score
SletelaHu .'--....-- .-s..-.--.-. II
Boston
Batteries-Berger and Bemis; Young. Cieotte.
Glaze and Criger.
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Another Victory for
Jack Akin
Schreiber's Consistent Colt Adds
Croton Handicap to String
of Successes
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO rHE CALL

BELMONT. " Y. May 19.-Jack At
kin added to his list of successes here
this afternoon by winning the Croton
handicap from a fast field in the rec
ord time of 1;oS S-5. beating the best
time for this race by 42-5 seconds
The big son OF Sain-El Salada was
the favorite in the betting at 4 to 1.
with Restigouche second choice Atkin
was aided in his running by strong
wind which blew down the stretch, but
he won in such an impressive manner
that had he been pushed he might have
finished the six furIongs in better than
los
The worlds record for the distance
was made by Artful down the Eclipse
course at Morris park as a year old.
her time being los fiat with 130
pounds on her back Today Jack Atkin
shouldered 137 pounds, but he won in
handsome style after taking the lead
from Restigouche half way down the
stretch.
1t was a day. in fact. for record
breaking, Preceptor of the Newcastle
stable winning the second race for :
year Olds at four and half furlongs,
in 81 seconds fiat and hanging up a
new worlds record. In the opening
dash Queen Marguerite. an outsider,
stepped five and a half furlongs in
1904. beating the best record over the
course by a second and two fifths.
The summary:
FIRST RACE-Five and a half furlongs. sell
ting, 5000 added
Odds. Horse. Weight Jockey. Fin.
6-l-Queen Marguerite. 81 tMeCarthy) .-.-..- l
s-1-Fleming. 1QI 90. Burns .---...--
Time, 1:o4. Tom MeGrsth. Torenia. Eydent.
Glenham, PontOon, Monoele. Right and True,
Big Ben, Pat Bulger, hrished as named
SECOND RACE--Four and half furlOngs.
straight, 81. 600 added:
Odds. Horse. Weight, Jockey. Flu.
a. n Y > }. Il
i4-5-Sea CliT. 1O9 d. Duganj ...........
0-5-Selectman. 1I2 (Notter) ...............
Time, 81. Warden, Copper Princess. High
Range. Amnesty. Garland, Fayette, finished as
named.
THIRD RACE-six furlongs the Crotou
handicap. 81. 500 added:
Odds. Horse. Weight, Jockey. Fin.
4-1-Jaek Atkin. 13T (Shilling) ............-
5-1-king James. 105 &c. Burns) .........-
l2I-King Cobalt. LOG (MeCaEthyl .--..;.. 3
Time. I:0s SIS. Berry Maid RialtO. Resti-
gouehe. Explosion, Roslmiro. Bat Masterson. TN
ished named
FOURTH RAeE-About two miles. sseeple-
odds. Horse. weight Jockey. Fin.
Sizing Castle. 1877 (Dupee) .-...........
iS-i-Jim MeGiIl. i47 (C. smith. ..........
Time, 4:o5. Sir Wooster. The Knight PEN
arris. 6nisbed named
FIFTH RACE-NIle and furlong. handicap,
Odds. Horse. Weight. Jockey. Fin.
5-2-Blue Book, 122 (Garner) ..........-..
s-1-Master of Craft. 113 &C. Burnsl ...-.,
Time. 1854 As. Old Honesty. Sailor Girl,
D'Arkie. Lane Allen. finished as named
SIXTH RACE-seven furlOngs. selling, 5000
odds Horse, Weight. Jockey Fin.
| s-1-TroHblemaker, -i04 (E. Callahan) .......
T-2-Tom Dolan. los (H. SMITH.
Time; 1:2s Hyperion II. Corncoo. ROYAL
Jane. TOney Lass, Holdfast. BFaggart. finished
as named.
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Workouts

Work Box-Three- -eighths in 81.
Sir Barry-Three- -eighths in 80 3-5.
Janeta-Seyen-eighths in 1889; breezing.
Alice Carey-Half in 81.
Rubinon-Haf in 80; breezing.
Cloyne--Three-eigh in :3S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in :03.
Alice George-Three- -eghths In :37.
Hal-Five eighths in :03.
Nellie Racine-Three-eighth in :36 3-5.
Hereafter-Five-eighths In 1:05; breeZing.
Buster Jones-Half in 80
Colonel Dick and osorine-Half in 80 2-5.
Luretta-Three- -eighths in Sc.
A C-Three- quarters in 1:1S.
Carmelina-Mile In l:51; breeZing.
Slippery-Half In 81.
Listowel-Half in so 3-5.
Tainted Money-Half In :52 3-5.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in 1:04 2-5.
Athgold-Mile in AS 3-5.
Wuerzberger-Mile in :46 2-5.
Sam Shaen-Half in 90
Furnace-Fiye-eightbs in 1908 So.
Marster-Mile in 1:46.
Rrookleaf-Three- quarters in lis 3-5.
Bannock Bob-Half in :52.
Queen Almo-Three- e-eighths in :39 2-5.
Prince of Orange-Seven-eighths in 1:34.
Byron Rose-Mile in :55; hreezing.
John E-Three-eighths in :3S.
Prolifc-Half in 81 20
Bellmence-Three-eighths in :36.
Mabel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in :0S 2-5.
Massa-Three- quarters in :23; breezing.
Yo San-Five-eigbths in 1904 35.
Miss May Bowdish-Half in :53.
Sir Wesley-Five-eig in 1907.
Crystal -Five-eighths in 1:0I %.
Frank Neugent-Five-ei eighths in Los 3-5.
Bubbling Water and Black Hand-Three
sighths in 81 %.
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UNAWARE OF LATE LAW,
DECLARES GOV. COON
Washington Executive Explains
Why Fullerton Requisition
Was Honored

OLYMPIA. Wash. May 19-Acting Governor
Coon. who revoked the extradition warrant for
Robert W. Fullerton. the young millionaire who
was taken from the custody OF the New York de-
tectives IN san Francisco for habeRs corpus pro-
ceedings said that when he hOnOred the requisi-
tion he was not aware OF a later practice requir-
ing a preliminary arrest. He has since learned
that Fullerton was not allowed an opportunity
for hearing In this state. but was taken TO
California. where. 1t appears. new warrant has
been taken out BY the New York agent and
where a hearing Will be had The action taken
BIZ acting Governor Coon has IN all instances had
the approval OF the local officers OF this state.
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FATAL SHOOTING ENDS
QUARREL OVER TRIFLE
Horse Traders Dispute and One
Falls Dead From Bullet
of COMPANION
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

HopLAND, May 19-Solomon Palmer shot
and killed Alfred Butler here last night as
the result of drunken quarrel The men had
been drinking all day in town and after going
to their camp. near the bridge over the Russian
river they quarreled over trife. The shooting
followed.
Palmer, as soon as he realized what he had
done. came up town from the camp and gave
him self-up and asked for assistance for the in
iured man On arrival at the scene of the
Shooting Butler found dead.
The men were both horse traders. Palmer
claims that he shot in sclf-defense as Butler
attempted to kill him. Palmer bears a good
name.
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POTATO CROP SUFFERS
FROM RECENT FROSTS
Damage Covers Area of 10000
Acres and Price of Seed
Is Rapidly Rising
sPECIAL pISPATCH 20 TIIE CALI

STOCKTON May 19.-ConSiderable damage
has been done by recent frosts 20 the potato
crop IN the district covering 30. 900 acres and
for which Stockton Is the shipping point. Seed
potatoes have doubled almost in value because
OF the fact that the early crops have been abs0-
lutely killed neeessitating replantfng-
There has been q sharp rise In prices which
have gone from 81 a sack 70 $l4O within a
week Some dealers predict that the price may
60 even high 81.
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WAVE OF PROHIBITION
HAS HIT HONOLULU
Chinese Shops to Be Barred
From Liquor Sales and
Sunday Opening

SPECIAL. CORRESPONDENCE OF THE CALL
IyoNoJII.U. Nav 13-Prohibition, or as close
IN IN as the liquor commissioners get, will
he the condition In Honolulu. year ago liquor
licenses were issued to Chinese and Japanese
grocers and to keep up with the cafes and hotels
who have the right to sell on Sunday their
shops have been open for the sale of nour and
other necessities and liquor well. Such IL
censes will not be reissued and the commission
will use greater care in the issuance OF licenses
sold a collar and a shirt to an arrival from the
other islands early Sunday morning was arrested
and fined $40.
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LouIsvILLE WINNERS

LOUISVILLE. KY. May 19.-Results:
First race, four furlOngs-ElYze won. Ocaia
second. Queens Message third Time, 40 45-
Second race. i've and half furlongs-Bone-
yard won. Pirate Diana second, Lizzie MCLEAN
third. Time, 100.
Third race. one mile-Terrah won, Keep Nov
ing second. W. T. Overton third. Time. 1:42 SO.
Fourth race, selling, one mile-Nazimova wOn
Katie Powers second. DR.. Lee Hu1mer third
Time :43 4-5.
Fifth race five and half furlOngs-NIinOt
won. Shirley Rossm0re second. Ralbert third
Time 1:09.
Sixth race, one mile-Warner Grisweu won.
Bell Heron second, Kings Son third Time,
1:43 80.
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TO BURY BISHOP IN SANTA rE

CHICAGO, May 19.--Archbishop Peter Bour-
gade of Santa Fe n. NJ, who died Sunday at
Marcy hospital. will be buried in the south
western city. which was the center OF his lahors
for quarter OF century. Funeral services
were held today at the cathedral OF the Holy
Name in this city.
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MILES wINs ANorHER

LONDON, May 19-Eustace Miles. the Eng
fish piarer got a step nearer another match
with Jaw Gould Of New York by defeating E
Noel three straight sets in the second round
of the prellminaries 70 the Olympic tennis con-
testE.
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KIRKLANp BEATs HART

In the bank shot pool game at the St. James
billiard pariors last night kirkland defeated Hart
by score of 80 TO %. The game was fast
throughout and replete with clever shots.
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Unless blood poisoning should set in, Senator
Warner VIII recover from the effects Of the in-
turtles he sustained Monday. II will be sew
eral months before he VIII race again. however
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coRTELYoU MAKES APPOINTMENT

WASHINGTON May 19.--Frank f. Ferguson
Of Earerstown. Nd was today appointed as-
siStant director Of the bureau Of engraving and
printing BY Secretary CortelyOu- Ferguson has
been connected with the bureau for 80 years
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Jockey Rettig, who has been riding in greatly
improved form OF late. made a splendid showing
yesterday Besides winning with Emma g. and
Eyebright, both Of which were at remunerative
odds. he landed the long shots Standoyer and
Maxtress second. This constituted his entire list
OF mounts for the day. Jockey Walsh divided
the honors of the afternoon with him so far as
winning mounts were concerned by scoring with
Lady Kitty and Raggs.
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An exercise boy in the employ of D. A. Ban-
chi was severely hurt by a fall while galloping
horse for his employer yesterday morning.
Grave fears were entertained that the lad might
be dead when he was picked up and carried of
the track limp and inert, but after a consider
able delay in securing the services Of physician
he was restored to consciousness and no perma-
nent III effects are expected.
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Sacrifice hit--Berry. First base on called
baIls-Nagle g. Sutor 8. Struck out-Hagle 4,
Sutor t. Hit by pitcher-Zeider. Esola. Double
plays-Sutor TO Zelder. to Williams. zeider 70
Williams Wild pitch-Nagle. Time of game
Il hour and 40 minutes. Umpre-o'Connell
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The Calls Handicap Forecast
BY j. r. Jeffery
Ratings for fast track Deduct point pound overweight
PAL-NELLIE RACINE-TRIUMPHANT

olds and upward:
Remarks.
Pal has had poor luck in his recent starts;
he ought to win here. Nellie Racine has
been weakly ridden in her recent outs
Triumphant had speed his last start Sir
Brillar is fresh and good, but has worst of
weights.
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Walter Miller was unable 10 do less than 10T
pounds riding weight yesterday. Miller's serv-
ices were sought greatly by wire for a stake
race TO be run at Belmont Park one week from
Saturday II he makes good train connections
he will be able to reach New York in time to
ride the horse for which his services are desired
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Angie Ahnafer, DR.. Rowells foreman, took
out a trainers license yesterday and the VII
lians horses that DR.. Rowen left behind will
be raced under his direction to the end of the
season. Then Ahnafer win devote his atten-
tiOn 10 the breaking and education OF the year
lings that Williams purchased at the Burns &
NaterhouSe sale. In August Ahnafer will take
up the horses that DR.. Rowel turned out for the
summer at Brentwood In order - have them
At for racing when the sport is resumed at
EmeryFille next November.
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Happy Rice and Pasodella are the latest ad
ditions 10 the Emeryville schooling list.
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STANDING oF THE CLUES

Results of Games
Los Angeles 2, San Francisco o.
Portlnnd-Oakland game post
pOned. Rain.
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The paris mutuels at Churchill Downs recent
paid S69660 straight and S225 40 place for eac
IS ticket on a steepiechase winner.
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'ime-:24 As. AS As. l.l4 Is. 1:40
7-l0 place, IA show: Sidney. 7-10
Royal Flush 1II-Meg Merrilles IL
poor. Won driving. Second same.
%. Boggs. of nicely. lay in behil
lead and lasted it ont gamely. Sic
at last turn by skinning the rail.
being caught in the barrier at start
way. With better racing luck he
then stopped. San Alviso ran Il
and carried It with him around ar
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Ocean Shore is once more taking exercise after
having been on the shelf in consequence Of the
effects Of the fall that he had with Jockey Hill
debrand up two weeks ago The horse is
still so sore, however, that Trainer Spratt has
slight hope of starting him again before the
close Of the local season. IL he gives promise Of
rounding into form again he VIII be shipped to
Seattle for a summer campaign.
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Richard Croker's Orby. the Epson derby win
ner Of 1907. has broken down hopelessly, &C
eording to report. and win race no more.
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Is AS %. 1:14 As. l:41 So,
mas, rs place. 7-10 show; Standover.
ch. &. by Martagon- Nekomis. Trained
drive of three. High price-sfartinma
teenth under powerful ride and got up
cut off on first turn and away badly as
Pickaway out in final stride. Pickaway
badlr made uu ground In final sixteenth
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Elmer Robinson, whose intention Of returnin
to tie saddle was recently announced, is ridin
at Churchill Downs.
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1:45. At post * minute on at 3:25Ia. Martin.
place, 11-5 show: Pickaway, G-5 show. Winner
By r. j.. Ramsey Start good Won in hard
1G-5. Martinmas closed with a rush in final six.
IN last few strides. going away at the end. lie was
we'll. In hard drive Standoyer Just nos.d
set the pace and hung well. yinton outrun
Columbia Girl stopped badly
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JOHN H. SHEEHAN-LORD Observation-Disclosures

CHANCE-CABIN. NEXT BEST-JoHN H. SHEEHAl
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-Ioekev walsh reported TO the judges that
f,iondIielf tried to run out all the way in her
race of yesterday. as she had upon previous oc-
casions when lie had ridden her.
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The injury that Massa sustained in his last
START was not so serious at frst feared. and
the horse has recovered sufficiently TO permit Of
his being breezed along again-
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/ rercr1son has purchased the mare Fan
tasfic from Sanford a Eppery and she will
leave for Seattle today with the others Of the
Fleur de Lis stable
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The American Turf association has tabled the
license TO ride Mountains friends made 3
strenuous campaign for his restoration to favor,
but the bad ride that he put up on Pasadena at
City Park last winter is stii held against him.
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al Koenigsberg and Roy Ofutt were among
tl,e urincipal winners in the Emeryville ring yes
terday. They each cleaned up about $500
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The Calls Form CharofRaces al fEmeYYiIIe

NOIE-The horses whose names appear in black
highest rating in The Calls handicap force as
dleated by the figures preceding the name. :
OAKLAND, Tuesday, May 19 1908 One hur
Track good E. G. Hopper. presiding judge. Ric
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WE specialize on ranch property-kno'
our offerings before investing 70
either speculation or home. Hubbel
q Matthews, Ellensburg, Wash.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-05-01
FOE sALE-ACRE TRACTS

FARM LANDS-In Snohomish and Is
land counties. Correspondence invited
John McKee, Everett, Wash.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-05-01

SEATTLE SALE AND FEED STABLES.
&c. E. Powell, successor to j. B.
Conney) Heavy draft horses a special
ty All stock guaranteed as represent
ed ITO Western Ave-. Seattle, Wash.