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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
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directed towards weakening the courts and therefore lessening the possibility of punishment of the paid sluggers and dynamiters in order that the propaganda of terror and tyranny can be more safe ly carried on.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
Anti-In njunction.

What does anti-injunction mean?
 It means the enactment of new laws to prevent the peoples courts from issuing any order to stop men. known to be in tending to assault workmen or destroy property. In other words tie the hands of the courts and not allow them to pro- tect persons or property.
 But the honest members of the Conven- ton at Chicago hooted down this attack on our courts and refused to insert such a plank in the platform, asserting in place of it confidence in the integrity of our courts and demanding that their present power to protect the citizens De maintained; that was the basis of the plank adopted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11

If in doubt as to illustrations for your ad, see The Gawk.
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Who Managed.

It was said the National Association or Manufacturers brought about this result. But that is not strictly true.
 The National Council for Industrial De- fense represented by it's counsel the Sec retarv of the National Citizens Industrial Association. James A. Emery was in charge of the work of protection and all lied with 1t were 13S national and local associations of various kinds including the Manufacturers.
 This was the work of the great thinking, working masses of men who do things and try to keep the industries of America busy and over 20,OOO tele- grams came in one day to the dele gates at the republican convention, pleading for indorsement of our courts and denouncing the attempts of intend ing law breakers to force upon the people laws which would allow the sluggers and dynamiters of the Labor Trust to do their acts immune from punishment.
 Failing in their attempted impotence the leaders of the Labor Trust took their dolls and went out to Denver.
 There the noted 16 to trimmer supported by the discontented, from the Black Hand up, met them with the invitation to draw up any terms Jusi so they would deliver the labor vote
 The deal was made under which, Il elected, the Democratic President IS to advocate measures in the interests of the huge Labor Trust, by tying the hands of the courts and obstructine
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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
French Cars Trip
Is Delayed
ST. Cha6rep Is Believed 10 Be
Stuck in Mud Between
Fresno and Los Banos

LOS BANOS, April 6.-The pilot car
Stearns with D. A. Bonney at the
wheel and A. II. Snead and R. R.
l,Homnledieu. representing the automo-
bile club of California, arrived here
this afternoon to meet ST. Chaffrey In
his De Dion car. which is making it's
way to San Francisco in the New
York to Paris race. All the afterpoon
the telephone wires were kept busy
trying to trace the car. AT Sis p. M.
word was received from Whaterman
brothers of Fresno that the car had
left that place bound for Los Banos.
At 10 .. m. the car had not been sight
ed along the road, although there were
but rs miles to be travelled in the five
hours.
Reports came in late in the evening
that irrigation had flooded the roads
near Leonards and that several autos
had been stuck in the mud. 1t is feared
that the racing car is hung up at that
place.
FRESNO. April 6.-The French car
arrived here from Tulare at 5:25 this
afternoon and, after replenishing the
gasoline tank, left for San Francisco.
The stop here was only about five
minutes
KELTON, Utah, April 6.-The Ger
man scar in leaving Kelton today broke
two cylinders of its motor IS miles
west of here and the passengers
walked back to Kelton. The car will
have to be towed into Kelton and
shipped to San Francisco for repairs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
Plan MERGER OF
PROMOTION CLUBS
Presidents of Nine Associations
Decide on Course at a
Joint Meeting

Presidents of nine improvement clubs
met at the chamber of commerce last
night and by unanimous ballot voted
In favor of establishing central club
made up of presidents of the different
Improvement clubs of the city. the duty
of which will be to act as clearing
house for all the clubs whose aims are
for the betterment OF their individual
districts. DR.. George K. Frink, tenn
porary chairman, presided at the meet
ing. William b. Smith, a member of
the Civic league, was among those pres
ent and strongly urged consolidation
with the league. arguing that there
were already 3S different Improvement
clubs represented In the latter body.
After a lengthy discussion of the duties
of the club, the temporary Organization
adjourned until next Monday evening
at 1880 o'clock, when permanent or
ganization will be effected and the by
laws be drawn UP. Those present last
night were:
Dr. George X. Frink. chairman; John
E. Quinn, Polk street club; F. r. Cham
bers, visitacion club; Joseph Rothschild.
south of Market street club; Theo Baci-
galupi. North End club; J. T. Denahy.
Holly Park club; w. S. Williams. West
End club; Antoine Frugoli. Union street
club, and William b. Smith, Devisaderc
street club. and members of the Civic
league.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
Schreiber Satisfied
With Santa Anita
Tells of Many Improvements to
Be Made for Next Season
at Southern Track

Barney Schrsiber returned to Emery
VILE yesterday from Arcadia. where he
booked with some success during the
closing week of the meeting. Schreiber
will resume booking here at tomorrow's
cut in Schreiber, whose diplomacy and
tact brought about an understanding
between E. J. Baldwin and the Ascot
interests that resulted in the building
of the Santa Anita track in season for
racing last fall, thereby rescuing the
racing situation in southern California
from conditions that threatened serious
complications. Is we'll satisfied with the
financial results attained during ths
initial season at the new track. The
task of completing the racing plant
and bringing its appointments up TO the
high standard that its promoters
planned but were unable TO carry into
effect on account of the lack of sum
eient time prior to the date scheduled
for the opening last December will be
proceeded with at once, and by the time
for reopening next fall the plant will
be ideal in every respect. The install
lation OF a water system and the con-
structfon of a clubhouse are two of the
most important improvements TO be
carried into effect. Society people who
have winter homes at Pasadena and
other nearby places have taken lively
interest In the sport at Arcadia the past
winter, and the management of the
track means to cater to them and cul-
tivate patronage of that class.
While at Arcadia Schneider inspected
| four foals by his stallion Deutschland
that had recently arrived at Baldwin's
Santa Anita stud One of them Is
colt out OF a sister TO Americus, Rich
ard Croker's crack.
Schneider has private adviceS from
the east of character that leads him
| to regard the New York racing situa-
tion hopefully. Prior 70 leaving New
/ Orleans. Jack Atkin, his Carter hardi-
cap candidate, worked sensational
\ seven furlongs. and Schreiber has the
hope that he may be able TO win the
opening stake of the season on the met
/ ropolitan tracks Schreiber Is likely
to remain here to the end Of the local
season.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
PontOtoc Clips Off a Half
Second Of Track Record
Trout Anglers Will
Try for Prizes
Marin County Stream viii Be
the Scene of Some interest
ing Competition

Open house, or, more Properly, open
field, will be held by the members of
the California anglers association next
Sunday, when the association in a body
and hundreds of outside anglers will
journey to the Paper Mills creek to at
tend the first anglers field day ever
held in this country.
The event, although but recently an
nounced, has been .long in the minds
of its promoters, and will be used as a
basis of gathering together. for at
least one day in the year, the large
number of rod and line enthusiasts
about the bay Invitations to all
anglers and to the public in general
have been sent out and arrangements
for the accommodation of all have been
made. For the best catches handsome
prizes have been offered, and for the
amusement of those attending a bar
becue will be held at White Horse
pool
Prizes for almost every description
of baskets of game fish have been Of
fered by dealers of the trade These
include first to fifth prizes for the best
average basket Of trout, first to fifth
prizes for the largest numbered basket,
first to fifth prizes for the largest fish,
and may others of like nature. Spe-
cial prizes for boys and ladies will also
be given.
Charles F. Breidenstein, H. B. Cos
liner and w. j. Street have charge of
the event. Through the efforts of this
committee special train arrangements
have been secured to take the anglers
to and from the fishing grounds.
train exclusively for the anglers will
leave San Francisco via Sausalito at
7:45 a.. m, leaving Point Reyes on the
home trip at 5:45 p. m, arriving on this
side of the bay at :35 q. m.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
YESTERDAYS WINNERS
Workouts

Wolfville-Mile IN I:zs
st. Kilda-Half In :5S.
Annie E-Half in 80.
Dr.. Coleman-Th -Three-eighths In :39.
Heather Soott-Three-qua in 1:1s
Aarpessa-Half In :49A.
Frolic-Half In 40.
Prince Brutus-Five-eighths In 1:04.
Bright Skies-Three -eighths in 1854
Gene Russell-Three-eighths in Al.
Fury y-Seyen-eighths in 1:3o.
Tsrp-Seven-eighths IN 1882.
Woodlander-Hslf in :52
Aenola-Five-eighths in 1908.
Johnny Lyons-Haf in :511S-
Kilgert-Five-eighths in 1903; breezing.
-Three-eighths in :36.
q. B. ook-Five-eighths in 1904; breezng-
Wuerzburger and Red Leaf-Mile in 1:4e; brees-
ing.
Duto-Hsf In 4915.
Livius-Seven-eigh in 1871.
Costsdos-Half In 40.
Marwood-Half IN :55
Gypsy King-Seven-eighth in 1873; hreeziDg.
-1hree-Quarters in LII.
Matte Russell-Three-eig -eighths in 81.
Misty's Pride-Three- -eighths in 81.
Work Box-Half in :49.
Nischief-Half in 81.
Jesnetta W-Three-quarters In 1:11.
Green Goods-FiTe-eighths In ! :0A.
Belle Kinney-Five-eighths in l:o2
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
SANTA ROSA'S HOT
CAMPAIGN CLOSES
Municipal League Makes q
Strong Fight Against
Fusion Forces
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SANTA ROSA, April s.-One of the
most hotly contested municipal cam
pafgns for many years was closed here
tonight, when the municipal league held
rousing mass meeting in the rink
pavilion, where issues were discussed
by the league candidates for office and
an appeal made for support at the
polls tomorrow for its ticket
The democrats and republicans have
fused. and campaigned with one set OF
nominees for the purpose of defeating
the municipal league, which sprung into
existence for the first time in Santa
Rosa this spring. The two tickets be-
fore the people tomorrow are as
follows:
Fusion ticket: Mayor, James Fl. Gray. Coun-
ward, Aubrey ]. Barham; fourth ward. @. Fred
Forget; sixth ward, Eugene G. Bronson; re-
son; assessor, Henry silSershieId' A-'s' = 0'A"-
Municipal league ticket: Mayor, Rolfe r.
Thompson. Councilmen-First ward. August d.
ward, Alexander g. MoMeans; sixth ward. d
Winfield s. Gilbert.
During a speech at the mass meeting
In the pavilion. Luther Burbank said.
prefer to think that every voter wishes to
Rosa. and to have every honest Industry pro o
tected- The hobo, hoodlum, confidence man,
crook, swindler. gambler. bully and bum ars
weaken the confidence OF man In man. which
is the foundation Of all prosperity. Talk is
have above all good men to attend to its busi-
ness anairs-men you can trust to hold your
purse. ! indorse the municipal league as a
honored by giving it vote tomorrow, whether
the party wins or not. by voting as / think
for the best interests Of Santa Rosa. I at
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
NEW ORLEANS WINNERS

NEW ORLEANS, April 6.--Fair grounds re-
suits:
First race, four furlongs-Fundamental won,
Maid of Gotham, second; Kenmore Queen third.
Time, 49.
Second race. six furlongs-oleander won,
Apple Toddy, second; Joyful Lady, third. Tims
IA 2-5.
Third race. six furlongs-Lady Anne won,
Miss Strome, second; Naughty. third. Time.
LA 1-5.
Fourth race. one mile and a sixteenth-Aunt
Rose woni Goldway, second; Lucky Nose, third.
Time, 1:41 Is.
Fifth race, FIVE furlongs-King's Daughter
100.
Sixth race one and sixteenth miles-Melangs
won; Leo Beach second: Lady Alma, third.
Time, :46 4-5
Seventh race. mile and an eighth
Sylvan Belle won Milshora, second; Maxonia,
third. Time. 1855 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
STANFORD CLASS TEAM CHOSEN
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, April a.
The chess team of Stanford university,
which will try conclusions with the
players of the University of California
Thursday evening, April II, in the an
nual intercollegiate tournament, has
been selected The positions have been
awarded as a result of a severe tryout
extending over a great portion of the
present semester T. r. w. r. Figg-
Hoblyn of Santa Barbara has won the
greatest number of points and will
captain the team. The team will con-
sist of T. R. w. F. g-Hoblyn, z. j.
Cummings of Carpinteria, c. 1. Chand-
Ter Of Selma, w. NJ Davidson-of Porter
Vile. S. B. Show of PaSo Alto, ]. H.
Pratt Of Honolulu. l. Newland of Palo
Alto and T. Mimi of Los Gatos as alter
nate.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
Gossip of fhe Track

The expected influx Of owners, book makers,
Jockeys and other turf followers from Areaola
who Is under contract to J. F. Newman, was
the most important accession 10 the local
Fr5 icing the eects Of recent mishsp and it may
Be several days before he is seen IN the sad
de The Newman stable IN charge OF Art ,,. Sew
snd bis string of I3. Jockey W. Mcintyre was
among yesterdays arrivals Among the horse
tbs7r stables were the following:
W Gabriel-Toupee. Lord Of the Forest, Dr.
cii eummers-Dominus Arvi and Alleviator.
W s. (Kansss) Price-Royal Queen, Bonton.
Feminine. Complaint, Traffic, Larry Auiiigan'
T a. ". Bslowin-Lissro. Fastoso. Arthur Hy-
~, Fsy,S fsVsS Wrtxbt-The Sultan, Bell Of Brass.
Bardolits and Rey del Dorado. the last
nsmed being the property Of z. J. Baldwin.
SSn1 ii speriing@cssnardo and No Bid
p WaIhauser-BenrOse and one other
stsbling accommodations on the outside az
Il Is difficult to hire stalls IN proximity to
the track. 1t seems probable that & within a
week there viii be more than 1000 horses
stabbed at or near the track.
..oneket' Kelly was kicked so severely
shore that be screamed with pain. Timothy
Wen's hoofs landed viciously on the foot that
reee,Ted nss ed when cruzsdos was thrown into the
fence week ago The boy, after GRITTY rid
ing Ocean Shore 70 victory, eouio oareg man an
came necessary to cancel bis engagement on
blue Eyes IN the succeeding race. II may be
Z day OF two before he viii be able 10 re-
sumo rsdins-
Blondy changed hands after winning the
i'm nom 500 TO $500 and Frank Doss. trainer
for ii. R Schafer. let the horse go. But
for his craziDess at the post Blondy would be
weS willing to take 81 800 for him because OF
his propensity for making trouble at the bar
-sev MS vbe lis new owner viii discover some
--~ere ~ oufeffne the horse down and thereby
earn the lasting gratitude Of local race goers-
Peter Sterling with which Edward Irotter
.~,,c~Sef "a WIZ several Of the seasons big
~fs<eS when be came 70 California last "a
continues 70 be the book makers frlenq IDS
1890 hss failed TO make good as faFor1te
a eeven straight starts. Each time that he
rs gtarfed there seemed to be some warrant
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
q - - CURES
o.o.o. BLOOD POISON


multiply
the body will
disease Usually the in
ITSELF blood
uae glands in the groin SWELL hair and out copper
coe the body and frequently
on the flesh to humiae the sufferer Contagious
into the circulation neutg forcing particle Of the
poison and making this fluid fresh The
the patient
S. S. ST. aud continues until disease from the
the left for future after puged purified
the blood Book the home of
vice desired fee THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
LEADERS WIN CHESS GAMES

VIENNA, April 6.-The eleventh
round of the international chess mas
ters' tournament was played here to-
aav. The two American representa-
lives. Marshall and Joiner, were pitted
against Berger and Duras. Marshall
drew his game, but Joiner lost. The
eaders-Schlecter points; Maroczy, 8
points, and Duras, points-an won
their games today.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
MADEIRA TEAM vrcroRrous

MADEIRA. April Elm two games
of roller polo the MADEIRA team defeated
the champion Vallejo team for the
championship Of California by the
scores Of to o and to 2, respectively,
Saturday and Sunday. The two teams
expect to meet on neutral grounds at
the Auditorium rink. San Francisco. In
the near future.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
nicH PURSES ARE HUNG OUT

LEXINGTON, KY. April s.-Secretary
w. L. Letcher of the Kentucky racing
association announced today the pro-
pramme for the races which will begin
here April 22 The meeting will con-
tfnue ten days and total Of $4,000
will be offered in purses. Every stall
at the track has been taken
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
BENNING RESULTS

PENNING, D. c., April e-Resuts:
First race, seven furlongs-Seryie won.
kempton, second; al II. Woods. third. Time,
1880.
Second race. four furlongs-PersonaI won;
Al Busch, second; Balbek, third. Time go
Third race. six furlongs-Jubiee won; Pan
toutie, second; Giles, third. Time, 1:15 '3-5.
A, second; JaYotte, third. Time, 1908 So
Fifth race, one mile-Reidmoor won; Billy
B. Van, second; Umbrella, third. Time 144
Sixth race. seven and half furlongs-
Berkeley won: Smoker. second; Anamus thiri.
Time, 1:35 3-5
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
summer Tour. East at small Cost

During April. May, June July and
August the Pennsylvania Lines will
sell round trip tickets from California
70 New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and washington at greatly reduced
fares Write or call upon H. A Buck,
General Agent, 40 Powell ST.. S. g.. for
sale dates and full particulars
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07

instance he has failed to run aDywhe6e 6sost1 ar
the early days of the meeting.
Jockey c. Ross win not be seen in the
saddle again before the meeting at Seattle.
The right arm which was broken in boxing
match in the jockey room at Santa Anita
park morning recently VIII be In a plaster
cast for six weeks, the physician tells him.
Jockey Dearborn viii have to get out Of the
gait he is at present going if be desires to re-
tain popularity among local racegoers. The boy
Fagot.
bowed tenden while being worked yesterday
morning, and II viii be necessary to resort to
the firing irons to remedy the trouble.
Jack Keene bet $500 on Boggs to show when
he was beaten q neck for third money Friday,
and had down only $50 straight and an equal
amount for third when the horse won yester-
H. T. Griffin expects to leave tonight for
New York and Jockey Lynch viii go along
with him, as per previous arrangement.
ring. added $500 more to his bankrOll yes
Billy Porter. Billy Henry. Sam summerneld
and J. Mcsherry were among yesterdays arrivals
from Arcadia
Jake Baumgartner. one Of the pool boys ran
8 mile around the track in SAG yesterday noon
10 win a wager with one of his fellow mes
sengers that he could negotiate the distance in
better than seven minutes
Jockey E. Martin, who rode numerous winners
FOR the Pasadena stable at Arcadia last win
ter, has contracted TO ride for J. B. Respess
until November, 1870
The following horses recently changed hands
at Arcadia; 5 Mary E. $15oo. p o T Chinn;
chinn; BaIerian, $3.50. P. T. Chinn; L. 9. WI
Orig, Sl,2I5, E. Wayland; Aquiline, $3.50. E.
sse D. eeSif Wams Sas? Annette sioo
Batcheider: Aromatic, $40, W P Maxwell; /;
Auburndale. sSlo J. Humbrecht; BanrOse, .ss25,
T. E. Shaw, $3.50. T. a. Davies; Blight, 500.
T A. Davies; scarfen, ss25. A c. Henderson,
6. Kraft; Bertha. s4oo. ". 7. Anderson; Bay
field. $500, H. Jones; Beala, $50. E. W. Brown;
Black Dress. $40 a s. clOptOn.
Here is Don Domino's record n bis six sss- ss
seconds, 40; thirds, %; unplaeed, 40. VIM
nings, $2o,ss5.
Jockey George Mountain has left Los An
geles for New York and hopes to secure re-
instatement
P. T. Chinn has shipped his best horses
from Arcadia to sheepshead Bay. BE left
General Haley and five year olds to summer
in California.
Wexford. Nealon, Edwin Gum, Or. Gardner,
Tony Faust, Montgomery. Light Wool, Wool
Sandals, Jack Atkin, Ridemsn, Colonel Jack,
Colonel Bob. Master Robert, Chapultepec Stan
ley Fay, Uncle Meelck and Magazine are among
the 81 nominations for the Empire City handi-
cap. one and eighth miles, to be run at
Yonkers in August.
Ostrich has been presented to the New York
breeding bureau.
W B. Jennings is telling the fasteners that
Jockey Guy Burns is a great lightweight.
Jockey W. Shaw has decided to remain In this
country this year and fulfill his contract with
Christopher Sullivan. the New York politician
and turfman. instead of asking for release
to 90 to Germany.
Charles z. Greed of Chicago. who sold pools
at trotting meets the grand circuit for
Eve years. has been engaged TO auction the
pools at Churchill Downs.
u de Arman has sold Hereafter to J..
S. Duncan.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
Many Improvements Are to Be
Made at Santa Anita Course
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By j. r. Jeffery

Ratings for fast track Deduct point pound overweight
SEVENFULL-GRASSCUTTE
sandr olds
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Cello. the property Of the FL Nido stable
bowed tenden while being worked yesterday
morning, and II viii be necessary TO resort to
the firing irons 10 remedy the trouble.
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Jack Keene bet $500 on Boggs to show when
he was beaten q neck for third money Friday,
and had down only $50 straight and an equal
amount for third when the horse won yester-
day.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07

Mrs. George e. Church. wife OF Su-
perior Judge Church of Fresno, is at
the Stewart.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07

H. T. Griffin expects to leave tonight for
New York and Jockey Lynch will go along
with him, per previous arrangement.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07

Jockey Dearborn viii have 10 get out OF the
gait he is at present going If he desires TO re-
tain popularity among local racegoers. The boy
made poor showing yesterday with three prom
ising nounts-Peligroso. A. Muskoday and Fair
Fagot.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07

. 400. Stocking. S-5 place, TO show:
Winner ch. M by Cesarion- Katie W.
Balreed. Start good. Won easily.
Widow IL. Bush u, Son To, Jessun
off to good advantage and no chance
reezed over the leaders last sixteenth
passing the half. but tired a bit In
Bush no chance 10 get through last
Ssssup ous efE after leaving hals poia,
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Billy Porter, Billy Henry, Sam Summerfeld
and J. McSherry were among yesterdays arrivals
from Arcadia
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07

Al Koenigsberg, the biggest winner In the
ing, added 81. 800 more to his bankron yes
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07

instance he has failed to run anywhere near
expectations. he scored a favorite in
the early days of the meeting.
Jockey c. Ross viii not be seen in the
saddle again before the meeting at Seattle.
The right arm which was broken in a boxing
match in the jockey room at Santa Anita
park one morning recently win be In a plaster
cast for six weeks, the physician tells him.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07

Jake Baumgartner, one OF the pool boys, ran
q mile around the track in SAG yesterday noon
10 win a wager with of his fellow mes
sengers that he could negotiate the distance in
better than seven minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07

Rev. D. ]. Snyder of Long Beach is at
the Stewart.