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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
Baseball Notes

Manager Dan w. Long of the Seals
arrived from Bakersfield yesterday
morning to make ready for the open
ing of the league season at the Valen-
cia street lot tomorrow afternoon. Ac-
companying Long was Left Fielder
George Hildebrand, who injured him
self slightly in practice the other day.
The team is ready to start right
after the pennant on Saturday after
noon." said the manager last night.
Though couple of the boys were hurt
a bit in training, they will recover
soon, and l will be able to put up my
strongest front against Portland in the
opening game. / will go on record as
saying that the team is the best looking
aggregation that has represented this
city in many a day. All we want is an
even break and we will show the local
fans something"
Hildebrand also is enthusiastic about
the team. He is sure that it will gallop
away with the flag. Hide scraped his
foot in practice and will rest until the
opening game.
The team will arrive this morning
and will report at the ball grounds at
2 o'clock in the afternoon. There Man
ager Long and Captain MohIer will
read the final passages from the base
ball riot act. After absorbing this the
boys will don their practice suits for
field for an hour or so.
Oscar Jones will pitch the first game.
Opposed to him will be Mercedes new
man, Garrett, if Mac does not put in
Groom or Kinsella on account of their
wonderful showing yesterday against
ST. Mary's.
Manager Jack Gleason is making
ready for the liveliest baseball parade
that the town has ever known There
will be automobiles. brass bands and
other attractions. Like men of state.
the ball players and the officials OF. the
league will ride In motor cars behind
the band. The parade will pass along
the principal streets before making its
way to the ball park.
All of the teams are fortified with
star shortstops this time and there
promises to be great rivalry among
them for the laurel wreath Delmas of
the Angels was a marvel last season
and is even better right now Zeider
showed big league form against the
White Sox. while everybody will admit
that old Truck EaEan ID second to mona
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
COURT DISMISSES SUIT
AGAINST DANIEL RYAN
Judge Seawell Finds That Mrs.
Heydenfeldt Had No Cause
for Legal Action

Judge Seawell dismissed yesterday
the suit brought last fall by Mrs. Maude
E. Heydenfeldt against Daniel A. Ryan.
Mrs. Heydenfeldt charged that Ryan
had secreted a note left by her hus-
band at the time of his death. Ryan
denied any knowledge of the note. On
the original demurrer the complaint
was withdrawn with leave to amend. A
second demurrer was filed in reply to
the second complaint IN which Ryan
claimed that the allegations did not
constitute a cause for action. Judge
Seawe1l dismissed the complaint with
out leave to amend and assessed the
costs against the plaintiff. AT the time
the original complaint was filed Dis
trict Attorney Langdon refused to take
up the matter on the grounds that the
suit was without merit. Ryan was rep
resented by Attorney F. II. Dam.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
MEETNGs-speciaI

A REGULAR meeting OF the Board of Medical
Examiners Of the State of California Eill be
held TUESDAY. the Ith day Of April, 19os.
at the office of the secretary. 1879 Suffer st.,
San Francisco. Cal Al 2 a. M for the pur-
pose of considering applications for certificates
and such other business may properly come
before 1T. Applications for certificates mnst
be fled With the secretary prior to March "A.
1905 The examination will take place IN
Cooper Medical College. corner Sacramento
and Webster sts-. San Franchises. April :. ;
and o, 19US. at 10 a Board of Medical
Exaaiine-S Of the State of California.
CHARLES L. TISDALE. NJ D.. secretary.
Dated San Francisco. March 20. 1905.
ANNUAL meeting Of the members OF the society
of Progressive Spiiitualists viii be held at
Veterans hall. loot of FILLMORE St, April II.
e,ecting Il hoard Of directors for the ensuing
ycar and sreh other business as may come be-
fore its members. JOHN KOCH Secretary.
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of them. But they will all have to
watch little Cooney of the Beavers. He
has the class and the wing and the legs
to carry him over the field. He will
go some when he starts.
Catcher Jack Slattery. whom Man
agers Long sold to the Commuters.
joined the team at San Diego yesterday
afternoon. Slattery probably will be
the Oaks mainstay behind the bat
Eastwood and Lewis are showing lot
of speed in practice. and as only two
catchers will be carried by Oakland,
the youngsters will fight it out between
them for the job.
There is likely TO be a sharp conflict
at the ball park this afternoon. The
Seals will report there at bells and
the Beavers also are carded to be
present. Both teams want to practice,
but there will hardly be room enough
for them ALL 1t looks as though one
of the outfits will be compelled to beat
it to the tall green of Golden Gate park.
Bill DeSereaux was at the game yes
terday and when McCredie saw him
coming toward the Portland bench he
shuddered. Bill oacided the Beaver boss
when he informed MIN that his mission
was Il friendly one and that he was
not seeking to kidnap any of the Web
Footers for Santa Cruz.
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ice commission protested against the
appointment, and Auditor Roster re-
fused to allow Waites salary demand.
The works board next tried to get
around the matter of naming Waite
assistant superintendent of construc-
tion.' and dating his appointment from
the time he entered the department as
foreman carpenter" Roster refused
to audit the new demand yesterday, and
Waite will bring mandamus proceed
ings to compel him to do so.
Auditor Roster says that various
opinions have been rendered by city
attorneys on civil service questions, but
he is not satisfied with them. He
takes the stand that the courts should
hear the contest and give ruling that
will be law in such cases.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
FREsH pRopucE pEMANnEn

petition presented yesterday by a
number of commission merchants. urg-
ing the extension of the time limit for
the storing of potatoes on the Jackson
street wharf. was denied By the harbor
commissioners. The request was for
the extension of the limit from five
days to so days. Commissioner stat
ford said he believed that 1T was an
effort to get rid of a lot of second
hand products. A petition was rre-
sented asking the board to install a
suitable foot crossing from the inter-
section of Market and East streets to
the ferry depot.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
SAYS BELL SHOT POLICEMAN

The prosecution rested yesterday
morning in the case of John t. Tan
sey. who is being tried in Judge Cooks
court for the murder of Policeman Nc
Cartney on the morning of September
8, 1907. Attorney z. Z. Kirk outlined
the case for, the defense at the after
noon session. He said it would be
proved that Bell and not Tansey fired
the shots that caused the death of Nc
Cartney. Bell disappeared after the
coroner's inquest, and has not since
been discovered. Tansey will take the
stand today. and deny that he shot Nc
Cartney
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
SURPRISED AT cITY's GROWTH

Edouard Julhiet, Louis Monnier,
Jacques de Muflize and Jacques Mallet,
representatives of four of the largest
banks of Paris, who are at present
visiting this city, held a meeting with
TIN members of the board of trustees
of the chamber of commerce at the
Fairmont hotel yesterday afternoon.
Conditions in San Francisco were dis
cussed and the visiting Frenchmen ex-
pressed great surprise at the strides
that had been made in the work of re-
habilitation of the city since the fire.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
COURTS WILL DECIDE
FOREMAN WAITE'S CASE
Auditor Still Refuses to Sane
tion Salary Demand of New
Civil Service Man

The legal right of the board of pub
lie works to appoint A. III. Day to
succeed John j. Tierney as foreman of
the departments carpenter shop will
be decided by the courts. Tierney. who
is civil service employe, was re-
duced to journeynan carpenter to
make a place for Waite, who is not on
tha OWL sarvica list. The oivu sarv-
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
ACCUSED or FoRGERY

William S. Fox, purchasing agent for
the Van Emon elevator company, OBJ
tained a warrant from Police Judge
Cabaniss yesterday for the arrest of
George II. Buck on a charge of forgery.
Buck was storekeeper for the COM
pany. and it is alleged that Tuesday
he forged Fox's name to an osder on
the H. S. Crocker company for a suit
case, and Fox is afraid there may be
others. Buck has disappeared.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT

Judgment by default was entered by
Judge Hunt yesterday in II cases
against the Austrian Phoenix insurance
in the cases was nearly $4,000. but the
company made no answer or defense to
the suits.
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Twenty Counties fail TO Have One
Contestant IN the Honor Roll

n OW is the Calls
in $4,000 prizes offered by
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Three base hit-Raferty Two base hits
Casey. Danzig. First base called balls.
OF Krause 3. Struck out-By Groom g. by
KinseIla >. by Krause 4. Double plays-Krause
TO Wallace, Feeney to Dugan to Wallace. Time
of game-1 hour and 45 minutes Umpires-
Whalen and Adamn.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
STOPS SMOKING ON CARS

Mayor Taylor yesterday signed the
ordinance prohibiting smoking on the
front platform or on the inside of any.
inclosed street car. The penalty for
violation of the ordinance is a fine not
to exceed SIS or imprisonment not to
exceed 10 days or by both fine and
imprisonment
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
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suBDIsrgIcT No. II

SUBDISTRlCT NO IL
South san Francisco. That section bounded
by Army street. san Bruno avenue, county line
aud the bay.
Miss Maud McLauEhlin. ..- la
SUBDISTRICT no. l.
That seeti5n bounded by Lar6in street, Fulton
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Additional News Of Sports Events
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Fine Opportunity te Share in $4,000
in Prizes Is Being Neglected

DO energy and ambition run IN
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qualities so essential for success dis
sributed in spots and streaks through
sut the state IN a manner like the
famous mother lode? That is the
question that naturally arises when IT
IS seen that in more than 20 counties
no contestant has reached the honor
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AS TWO prizes. 4 scholarship in some
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securing 100 votes. Show the rest of
tie state that your county has at least
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PRIZES FOR EACH DISTRICT
Because the subdistricts where none
was on the honor roll were not pub
lished yesterday contestants should
not think that their efforts had been
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-03-20
DUE TO STRAPHANGING.
New Itch Is Reported and Only the Sur
geon's Knife Seems Able
to Cure It.

WATERFOWL, Conn, March IL
Straphangers are in dismay in Water
town as the result of new disease dis
covered hare, which the doctors, for
want of a better name, call the strap
hangers itch"
The first victim Of the disease is Hol-
lis B. Bagg. a we'll known resident of
this place. who has been suffering from
it for several weeks. The doctors say
that he contracted the microbes of the
disease by holding on a strap in a trolley
car and then putting his hand on his
face.
After trying several remedies known
to be efticacious in skin diseases, the
doctors decided upon the use of the knife
and cut out the affected parts. He is
making good progress toward recovery.
His daughter, who acted as his nurse,
wore rubber gloves to prevent contract
ing the disease.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-03-20
CONTROL FOR STATES.
Liquor Traffic Is Subject of Change in
the Ocean Mail Shipping
RiI1

WASHINGTON, D. c., March IL
In order to insure to states and territor-
les full control of the liquor traffic with
in their own borders, Senator Clay of
Georgia today offered an amendment to
the Ocean Mail shipping bill providing
that "AIl fermented, distilled or other
Intoxicating liquors or liquids transport
ed into any state or territory for con-
sumption. sale or storage, shall, upon ar
rival within the borders of the state and
before or after delivery to the consignee,
be subject to the operation and effect
of the laws of such state or territory,
enacted in the exercise of its police pow
ers to the same extent and the same
manner as though such liquids or liquors
had been produced in the state. and
shall not be exempt by reason of being
Introduced in original packages or other
wise"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-03-20
LATEST MARKET REPORTS
MILWAUKEE,, MARCH II.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE-BUTTE = Easy; Elgn
price of extra creamery is 29c; local price
extra creamery is 29c; prints, 3Oc; hrsts
25026c; seconds, 22023c; process, 23QQ24c
dairy, fancy, 23c; lines, 20@21c; fresh roll
CHEESE Steady: American full cream ea1n
new make, twins 1214@13c; Young Amer
icas, 1301313c; daisies, 1312014c; Ionghorns,
131a@14c; limburger, October, l6c; WINTER
make, lac; fancy brick, 1112g12c; low
grades, 1Oc; imported Swiss, &c; BLOCK, l5c'
round Swiss. 14015c.
EGGS-Market is steady; demand GOOD al
recent decline. The produce boards ofhclaI
market for strictly fresh laid as received
cases returned, 14c; seconds and cheeks,
Zoe. Receipts, 459 cases; yesterday, 1908
cases.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 17.-Butter-Firm;
creameries, 221a@l291ac; dairies, 2O19@26!2c
Eggs-Firm ut mark cases included. 1412c
Steady: daisies, 13k@14c; twins, 12AQ
1890; Young Americas, 13h@13Ac.
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
ELGIN, ILL.,, March 16-[Special. ]-Butter
Market firm at 29c. Output for this dis
trict for week 435, 600 pounds.
NEW YORK, March 17.-Butter-l rregu'
lar; receipts S644 process, second to spe
cial, 19@2412c. Cheese--Firm, unchanged
receipts, 2697. Eggs-Firmer; receipts, a.
100: state Pennsylvania and nearby fancy,
selected white, 10000; good to choice, liz
0I1S1ac; brown and mixed extra, 1712QlSci
first, 160161ac; western and southern hrst
16c; seconds, 151a015%c.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-03-20
BEER WORKERS STRIKE
ALL UNION EMPLOYEES IN ST. LOUIS
BREWERIES AFFECTED.
Drivers Local Precipitates Trouble and
$500 Men Are Notified to
to Quit.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, March LITTLE
$500 unionized employees in the st, Louis
breweries were notified this afternoon to
strike, as the result of a fractional quar-
rel in Beer Drivers local No. 10. The
call for the strike was issued by officials
of the International United Brewery
workers Of America, after a trUitIeSs
conference with the representatives Of
the breweries.
The trouble grew out of an ultimatum
recently issued by the different brewers
stating that all employees failing to take
out membership cards in Old Reliable
local No. 10 within a specified time
would be dismissed. The local had
previously divided on the question OF
purchase of headquarters and two tao
tons formed. 1t was for the purpose
of effecting a consolidation of the fac
tons that the ultimatum was issued by
the brewers. But instead of ettectng a
reconciliation, about $50 drivers walked
out and were dismissed. Yesterday about
500 bOttlers and handlers went out On
sympathetic strike.
Today officials of the International
union conferred with the representatives
of the breweries and demanded that the
$50 discharged drivers be rcmsated.
Failing in their demands the lntefna-
tional officials called the strike.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-03-20

The Cincinnati Reds. delighted with
their training facilities at st. Augustine,
were out on the grounds working at top
speed yesterday. No regular game was
played. but the batteries were given
stiff workout.
Uncle Cyrus Young has shown Nc
CURE and the natives at Little Rock,
what kind of Il fellow he is going to be
this year. From his first workout Cy
shows up as strong as ever. and those
pessimistic fans who predicted that last
season was the last for the old war
horse. are wrong again. Cy is hard as
nails. and fitteSt of the fit
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-03-20
PROSECUTE RAIL MEN.
Officials of Chesapeake & Ohio Are
Charged with Favoring Ger
tain Shippers.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March IL
Criminal prosecution, it is indicated Off
cially, will be instituted against certain
officials of the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail
way company and certain favored ship
pers by that line Oh account of what is
asserted to have been illegal practices
relative to interstate shipments. 1t ap-
pears from the findings of the interstate
commerce commission that the Chesa-
peake 4 Ohio favored certain shippers
'at the expense of the Seaboard Air line
and Atlantic Coast line" in the shipment
of grain and packing house products and
that the shippers thus favored gave to
the Chesapeake & Ohio ''all of the in
bound business of the shippers SO ia
vored by it,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-03-20
STALLED UNDER RIVER
TRAIN HALF FULL OF PASSENGERS
HALTED BY FIRE.
Wait in Darkness and Suspense in East
River Tunnel-BlaZe from
Third Rail.

NEW YORK, March 17.-FOr nearly
an hour today train half filled with
passengers was stalled in the tunnel un-
der the East river while a fire ragged i'll
the Fulton street station under lower
Broadway.
The fire started from short circuit in
the third rail and within minute the
wooden box which encloses the rail was
in flames. The grease-sOaked wood
burned freely and threw off much smoke
and it was not until the current in the
whole system south of Ninety sixth
street had been shut off that tremen
were able to fight the fire.
In the meantime the power rail was
dead for an hour and the hapless pas
sengers in the stalled train under the
river spent that time i'll darkness and
suspense.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-03-20
MILWAUKEE, sToCKYARDs REPORT

CATTLE - Market is steady; butch
dunn to good, 3. 75@4.25; heifers, medium to
good, 8 75@450; common to fair, 3OOQ3.5O;
cows, good to choice, 3.50@4.25; fair to
2.5Od2 S.; bulls, good to choice, 35O94.0O;
bologna bulls, common to fair, 275@3.25;
feeders, 3.75@425 stockers- 3;O0g3.o0
Gamers demand limited to few choice cows
at 3O.O0045.0O.
sHEEP-Market is steady; common to
fair, 3.OOGD4OO; good to choice. 100000
lambs, common to fair. 5.5O06.25; choice to
6.O00715; bucks. 2.2303.0O
HOGS-5@10c higher; mixed and butch
crs, 4G004.S5, packers, 46004.7O; light, 4.4j
0475; pigs, 3S56D4. 10.