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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01
Bad News Makes ItTen
Consecutive Wins
Wise Italian PIungers Make a
Big Cleanup on Discarded
Royal Onyx
Special DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

JAMAICA RACETRACK. n. T., Oct.
31.--Bad News. by defeating Rockstone
in the second event. won his tenth vic
tory OF the season. Royal Onyx. a
castoff racehoFse from the Oneck stable
and rated as. a plug not worthy Of his
more aristocratic mates, furnished a
big surprise by winning the handicap
al five and a half furlohgs. His odds
were 5 to ! at post time
To little group of Italians sitting
in the grandstand Royal Onyx was the
embodiment of speed and endurance.
These sons and daughters OF sunny
Italy were the horses owner. 7. G.
Molinelli. and his friends. They made
the trip to the course TO see him win.
They had so much faith in the speed
of Royal Onyx that they bet all their
savings on him.
Summary:
FIRST RAcE-siz furIongs: year OIds. $500
Horse weight and Jockey. Fin.
Spennound. sS lUraD -....S-..--.-..s......
Jeannette NJ. 92 (Creevyl .................. 2
Golden Legend. 10S (Clement) ............... 3
Time. "a 4-5. Sententious. Bird OF flight
II. pactylis, sIskfn. La Belle Agnes. Trois Temp,
finished as named.
SECOND RACE-One and a sixteenth miles.
year olds and upward. $500 added. selling:
Horse, Weight and Jockey. rn:
Rockstone. "a (King) ..:.............-.-... 2
Tine. 1:4s GoIconda. St Joseph, okenfss.
Battle Az Faust. Punch. Cary. asshsd As
named.
THIRD RACE-One and sixteenth miles. .
year olds and upward. mares. selli1& $500
added.
Horse. weight and Jockey. ra
Imtator. 95 (Creevy) .............:X......
Fancy 80 tBergen) ......- -.-.-.-...-.-s-....
Queen Marguerite, 95 (Urall :....-.......... 8
Time. las 2-5. Monbassa. UmbrAAs. Coin
cident finished as named. =.
FOURTH RAcE-six furlongs. ysar clds
s400 added: handicap:
Horse. Weight and Jockey. FIN.
Wsponoca. lis (Sumter) ).....-........-..-.s-
Wise Mason. lis (Notter) ...-..-..... 1000. 2
Sententious. "a (Urall '....-..-..--.-- 8
Time. 1:l4 2-5 Killcreer, ERendL Merise.
finished named.
FIFTH RACE-Five and half furfongs, all
ages. handicap. $I00 added:
Horse. Weight and Jockey FIN
Royal Onyx, 40 (Gilbertl -..--.s.-.--...-..
Woodlane, 110 (Notter) ).......-.-....---.---. 2
Notasulga, SO (Ural) .---.....-..-..--.--..-
Time .07 SIS. Earl g. Glucose. Cressina.
PAmour. finished as. named
SIXTH RAcE-six turlongs. year old maid
ems. selling. $500 added
Horse Weight and Jockey Fin.
Racquet. 102 (Ural) ........................1 I
Queen Lead, 102 (Rossi) ..-.~-............- 2
Florence III. 100 (N0tter) )...-...........-..--
Time 1:16. Entcing. Fielder. Inheritance,
Lady Fitzherbert. finished as named
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! FooTBALL LIST ApPRoyEn

BERKELEY, Oct. 31.-The followins
list OF IS Stanford varsity football
candidates has been approved by tht
faculty committee Of the University 81
test November IA:
F. r. Acker, d. B. Arrell, S. M. Bat.
terson. E. T. Brown, T. r. Cadwalader
Corbett, c. c. Crandall. b. P. Crawford
K. L. Dole. Al. H. Drew. J. E. Elliott. B
Erb. c. Evans. G. Faulkner. W. D
Fletcher. c. F. Ganong. L. r. Gay. d. G
Hefnly. w. B. Higley. T. B. Hine. n. L
Hubbard, j. r. Holman. K. S. Jordan. ]
A. Killian, w. Koerner, j. o. uilIer. M
M. Mitchell. G. McGregor. K. S.. Nc
Kenzie e. D. Nolan. J. r. Pemberton
r. Reynolds. A. e. Roth. @. L. Rogers
A. Sanborn. l.. Scott c. A. Swigart. r
U. st. John, C. c. Terrill. c. H vose
G. Wallace r. B. Wheeler.
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Princeton and the Army
Play No Score Game
Team of West Point Cadets
Puts Up Wonderful
Defense

WEST POINT, Oct 31.-Pfinceton
and the army played nothing to Moth
ing tie in the football game here this
afternoon In the first half honors
were about even, but in the second
the visitors had everything their own
way, only being prevented from scoring g
by phenomenal defensive work on the
part of the cadets. Four times Prince
ton took the ball to West Points FIVE
yard line, and four times West Point
held for downs. Each time the army
punted out OF danger. though twice the
ball was caught within it's 80 yard line
Grebls . vas largely Tesponsible9 9,sior for
tackiing Tibbot behind the line for a
loss. A strong wind favored the cadets
in the first half. but in the second this
tors. The breeze and the. cold made
fumbling frequent. Substitutes were
also numerous.
The scores OF the games follow:
At Ogden--Granite high school o..
Ogden high school 0; 4.
At Los Angeles-Colorado School OF
At Iowa City-Nebraska IL. Iowa 8.
At Hanover, N. H.-Dartmouth IL. Amherst o.
At syracuse-syracuse O. Williams O.
AZ Beloit-Beloit 0. Lawrence university OF
Ii onaha--Final: Denvsr 80. Creighton 0.
:. At chanapaisn-Final score Illinois 10. In
At Madison wisconsin Q. Marinette 6.
At Moscow. Idaho--oregon q, Idaho II.
At IthSca-Ccrnell 10. Penhsylvania 4.
At Annapolis s-Carlisle is. navy s.
At Ann Arbor-Michigan. "a. Vanderbilt 6.
At Cambridge s, Brown 2.
At Chicago--Chicago ~. Minnesota 0.
At Pittsnurg-Pepn,yivsanlsA ~ p. Carnegie o.
At. st. Louls--Pittsburg 13 St Louis o.
At Columbia Mo.-Anes IS. Missouri o.
At ST. Louis-Washington Y, Rose polytech-
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BrLMoNr WINS HAyDII.y

BELMONT, Oct 31.-Belmont romped
home a winner in the football match
with Tamalpais today by score Of
AZ to 0. At no time during the game
did the Tamalpais team have a chance
with the red and white SQUAD.
Belmont will meet their old rivals.
the, St. Matthews team Saturday Ne
gotiationst are under waysfor another
match with the Berkeley high school
team the only clever that has given
them in to match fortnight ago.
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FIGHT no a DRAW
sPEcIAI.. DIsPATcH no THE cALI

SPECIAL1 DISPAICH TO The CALL
HOQUIAM. Wash. Oct. 31.-Charlie
Jost. known as Young Fitzsimmons.'
and Billy Ross fought % round draw
at Aberdeen last night. Jost out
pointed Ross and deserved the decision,
but the articles provided for a draw
If both men we're on their feet at
the end OF the twenty fifth round. In
the twenty fourth Jost had Ross grog-
gy. but could not put him away. Ross
battle.
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PimIico Races

PISILIco. Nd. Oct. s1.-Todsy's summary;
FIRST RAcE-seven furlongs, FOR 3. year olds
odds Horse. weight and Jockey. Tin.
3-1-Nimbus. III tCpton) .....--....-....-.
6-5-Besom. III (sfcCahey) --....-.....:... 2
11-5-Live Wire, lis (SicoD ....-...-......-
Time. 81 AS. wyckor and westover finished
as named.
+ SECOND RACE-slx furlongs. for year olds:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin
2-5-Statesman. 122 (Nccartnyl -.-......... !
10-l--Michael Beck. I07 (Goldsteinl -..-.....s
15-1-Connaught Ranger. 119 (NicoD -..--..-
Time. lis High Hat. obdurate and Racquet
finished named
THIRD RAcE-one and three-sixteenths
miles. FOR year oIds and upward. selling:
ODDS Horse. weight and Jockey. FIN
i2-l-Lally. lo9 edecsbel ------------------
2-i-Whip Top. 1o7 (Mecaheyl ..-.-.-.....
Time 2:0s Miss Catesby, Gramsar and
Black Sheep finished as named
FOURTH RAcE--Abour two and half miles
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-l--Sir wooster 141 tDavidscn) .......... !
6-5-Malaeca 142 CIcKinney) .--..: :.-.....
2o-l-Aigie: l55 tsmithl - ,s..;.
rye Boy and woodsfde finished as named
FIFTH RAcE-seren furlongs FOR 8 year olds
and upward. the CarroIlton cup gentlemen nd
ODDS. Horse. Weight and Jockey rin-
s-f-Asfer dor. i4s tMr. z. Tuckerl .......
-sossnist. Eosr1i M iss Mr. r. TayiorS
Time. 1:s2 IS Flimnap: Melnogrne. Nominees:
as named
SIXTH RACE-one mile and 10 yards. eor
wear olds and upward handicap:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Ftn-
llqEidlsG1 IL ia 'Siso teod.t.in1
7-2-Gfles, io4 Mccarthy .................5
Time. 1850 3-5. (Only three startsrs-l
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HITCHCOCK TEAM WINS

SAN RAFAEL: Oct; s1--By score OF
football team was victorious over the
Oakland nolytechnie business college
on the Hitchcock grounds this morn
ing. The game was Hitchcock's from
fhe whistle. the features being the Ion E
end runs by Hopkins. Hitchcock's right
half: Lafferty's run back blocks: De la
Rruz's goal kicks and Adams hard
line buckin2.
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Probable Starters in Opening Handicap
By J. K. Jefery .

he California racing season of l9O6-9 will
open at the Emeryville track of the New California
jockey club Saturday under circumstances which
warrant the prediction that in all respects the record
of seasons that have gone before will be surpassed
Better horses better jockeys, cleaner racing and sport
of higher quality generally than San Francisco has
ever before been treated to are of the promising
prospects of the extended meeting about to begin
With racing IN demoralzed condition in other
sections of the country, the sport will flourish here to
a degree never before approached and California
will be the mecca of many turf follower harassed
by inimical legislation elsewhere. The majority of
those who come to the coast this fall will do so with
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for the sport IN those places where it was wont flourish but now dscred-
tied And they will materially San Franccos host of
racing enthusiasts Local the be kne than
and there doubt that the patronage of the approaching meeting
vii excel that of The Jockey club management has made eab-
preparations including
racing plant that have been described Everything readiness at the track
for opening auspOu weather the will Saturday
with great flourish.
The Opening handicap which piece Of the
stake The may large. will be
M best horses destined racing during will not
@ subsequent viii competed by even
weights edneday probably consist MontgomeTy,
Z Williams entry Jack Nunnay, B sprecke Torbel
iia will ,sa sadsbfssdly s IA 9
@ toueb 6 he % worked @ for % tRe % races bh he ram m poorly in
At rate the work watchers have picked him the to
s @ been g4ng 5 along nqsy nicely M 5s h he % probably @ s M Be
being prepped Arcadia William Walker may him up
horse continues TO do well and the weights suit Up date Roa I has
As While his stable mate FFesfo9e worked two-afhs Of second slower
5 Ds5on @ gong should Be fast but Dsndefon o has n6 ng
& as Be has h1e sons fh @ stahss IN puBe He ge 1d d Of
6 @ @ @ 6 9 H s M & s n % @ @ si6e @ Misb.rd Psn Of 4 pp t6
% b he s has any @ @ Il that G't the colt 5 @ to e
beh among they
@ q honor @ rsae with sn post year III pounds d bu 5 Rs
% those that started It would not be Surprising should % Mongonery @ be
weight with the SCALE Of weights trfe higher than the
forget Montgomery carried pounds easy victory
out Of it. but the outcome showed that Nah9son knew more about and
While will be available several days probable
that compilation Of the made for the stakes be de-
total The will
quality however Last 16 nominations received for the
exclusive old which invariably
This less fixtures than scheduled
probably viii be found that the II all aged making
% off le to be found in the deereased number of ho eg @
followed policy designed discourage the
upon preferable company
likely be number the
the probably will materially
any The jockey club has literally
the
viii exceed that Of any previous season
drh yesterday perfected
ich Jockey Mccarthy riding
tracks, woud lightweight Mccarthy
meeting this week will be remembered
racing establishment well provided
At the Office of jockey story from Reno to
H Williams seeking Is charter
It pointed doutth population
Nevada OF penon for brief
nothing Of an ali summer proposition
Secretary Treat yesterday received T. Hayes entry Of his
the New California jockey clubs
the Latona the presumption
fair Of selling platter over distance Of ground
Jockeys Upon scheduled Pmlco yesterday
George clerks IS number delaying their
D viii several yai4g an and one year old for Eek
F. D Weir may acquire Fountanbue California campaign
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WILL FoRM FOOTBALL TEAM

SAN MATEO, Oct 31.-An aSsocia tion
football team will be formed in this
city tomorrow. meeting of the en-
thusiasts having been called for ii
o'clock at the corporation yard. The
team will become a member OF the
Western league, which is composed OF
the junior players
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PIMLIco. Nd. Oct. si.-Todsy's summary:
FIRST RAcE-Seven furlongs. FOR year olds
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-10
FIRST NATIONAL FORREST
EAST OF MISSISSIPPI CREATED
Florida Reservation has EFea Of More
Than Two Hundred Thousand
Acres.

Washington, Dec. 8th.-To
Florida goes the distinction of
getting the first National Forest
created East of the Mississippi
river. President Roosevelt has
just signed a proclamation set
ting aside and naming the Ocala
National Forest In Marion county
in eastern Florida and another
proclamation creating the Deko-
ia National Forest in Billings
county, North Dakota. Inas-
much as the last named National
Forests the first in North Dako-
ia, the two proclamations adds
two more states to the list of
those wherein land will be put
under scientific administration.
There are now nineteen states,
and Alaska, having National
forests.
Before the creation of the
Ocala, in Florida, the two forests
in Arkansas, the Ozark and the
Arkansas, were the easternmost
national forests. Practically all
the other national forests are in
the Rocky Mountain and Pacific
Coast states. The Florida forest
has an erea of POI, 4SO acres, of
which about one-fourth has been
taken up under various land
laws. 1t covers a plateau be-
tween the st. Johns and Ochla-
waha rivers and at no point is
an elevation exceeding $50 feet
above sea level obtained.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-10
AIMED AT oFrICEHOIDERs
Bill Would Keep Federal Officials Out
Of Political cOnvef TONS

Washington, Dec. 3 "A bill
introduced today by Represen-
tative Richardson, of Alabama,
is aimed to prevent the distribu-
ton of Federal officeholders serv-
ing under or by appointment of
the President will be able to act
as a delegate to a convention
called for the purpose of nomi-
mating a President of the United
States or any other elective UNI
ted States Office. The penalty is
a fine of from 500 to 500 and
the possible penalty of twenty
days. imprisonment.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-10

city which are affected by the
election and a majority of the
citizens are glad that they will
have to close their doors for this
place has been the only wet spot
in Muhlenburg for some time.
The men, women and children,
who assisted in the fight against
the saloons, greeted the an
nouncement of the result Of the
vote with cheers and a prayer
meeting was held on the main
street of the city.
While the prohibs were re-
joicing over the victory some one
stole the ballot boxes from all
three wards.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-10
crowds on record
EEGRos JOIN IN fTT
81 sos WHITE PLAGUE FIGHT,
Will Hold Congress on TubeFculOsls al
Tuskesee Alabama. December
l4th to 10Th.

One of the most progressive,
as well as one of the most inter
esting steps in the campaign
against tuberculosis, which is be-
ing at present waged with espe-
cial vigor throughout the South
is the Negro Congress on Tuber-
culosis which will be held at
Tuskegee Alabama, from Decem-
Der 14th to 10Th. The meeting
which Is being held under the
joint auspicies of the Tuskegee
Institute, of which Booker Il.
Washington is the head and the
National Association for the
Study and Prevention of Tuber-
culosis, will be attended by rep
resentative colored men and wo.
men from all over the United
States. The object of the Con-
gress is to discuss means for
checking the enormous mortality
from consumption among the
negroes.
In connection with the Con-
gress, an exhibition showing the
ravages of tuberculosis, and the
methods for treating and pre-
venting it, viii be held, Among
the striking features which will
be the fact that the mortality
from tuberculosis is $50 per cent
higher in the colored population
of the country than in the white.
The week of December 18th
has been set apart in almost all
of the colored communities in the
South, and in many in the North
as Health Week. All eolored
religious, educational, civic and
social bodies viii unite at that
time to spread the gospel Of
health, practically as relating TO
tuberculosis among the negroes.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-10

with the recommendations of the
State Chairman, National Com
Committeeman and United
States Senator gave Mr.. Cowell
the solid backing of the entire
working organization of the Re
publican party in county, dis
trict and State and constitute a
high tribute to Mr.. Cowell and
tothe friends who pushed his
case to its conclusion.
The new postmaster will take
charge when he qualities and is
checked in by an Inspector who
WILDE sent out by the Depart
ment for that purpose.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-10
WILLIAM LANDERs
PAINFULLY INJURED
BY Pistol ShOtIn Hands Of Strange Negro
Monday Morning.

William Landers, night ticket
agent for the L. & N. at Norton
vile, was painfully injured in
the groin by shot from a pistol
in the hands Of a negro at Nor
tonville Monday morning.
The negro, shortly after mid
night, engaged Landers in con-
versation, and asked him to
trade guns with him, taking
Landers' gun to examine it.
This Landers refused to do, and
the negro started off with both
guns. He was persued by Land
ers, who asked for his gun,
whereupon the negro turned and
fred upon him, woudding him
in the groin. The wound is very
painful, though not necessarily
fatal. The negro made good his
escape, and up to the present
time has not been caught.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-10
BIG COAL
DEAL PENDING
Pike County Fields Will PrOba-
bly, be Sold for
SIS. 900, 600.
$4,000 ACRES TO BE BOUGHT
BY Pennsylvania CAPITALISTS

Frankfort, KY, December s.
Within the next thirty days it
is probable that the largest land
deal ever put through in Ken
lucky will be contaminated and
a vast tract of land, containing
131, 900 acres, in Pike county,
between the waters of the Tug
river and Louisa Fork of the Big
Sandy river, will pass from
Smith Corley & Co., to Harry A.
Loche & Co., bankers and brok-
ers, of Philadelphia.
This tract is the home of the
noted feudists, the Hatfields, and
contains several small cities. IL
is one of the richest spots on the
face of the earth in timber and
coal.
The news of the pending deal
became known by an order that
was received by the land Office
here to make a map and copy Of
the survey. The survey contains
about $500 calls, which indi-
Gates the size of the tract.
The plat has been made by 7.
s. Orr and FAINT johnson, who
have charge of the land office.
The patent was made to Smith
Corley in September, 1871. 1t
is estimated that the land is
worth $50, 900, 900.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-10
DARLINGTON COME
WELL TO The FRONT
WhirIwind Educational Meeting at Temple The.
atre one Of the Best in Kentucky.
REV. W. C. BRANDON SPOKE IN
FAVOR OF A LOCAL SCHOOL TAX.

heard with reference to those
who contributed to the success of
the occasion, especially with ref
erence to members of the Klub
Kentuck Band, who contributed
in numbers their time and talent
freely for the cause of educa-
ton. @
Among all the meetings which
have been reported from various
parts Of the State during the
week that was DEVOTED to this
Whrlwind Campaign, none have
been more successful or enthu-
siastic than the darlington meet.
ing.
The colored public school fac,
ulty and many patrons OF the
school filed the balcony which
was reserved for them.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-10
ARMY MEN COME TO
INSTRUCT MIL1T1AMEN
Eight NOn.COmmissiOnsd Officers Have
Arrived at Frankfort.

Frankfort, KY. Dec. Slight
non. commissioned officers OF
Uncle Sans regular army, sta
toned at Fort Thomas, this
State, arrived here last highland
will report to Adjt. Gen. p. p.
johnson, for services on conduct
ing shhools for the State militia,
insline with the provisions of the
national State Guard law. The
members Of the staff assigned to
Kentucky are d. A. Rlessen, Ed
Fl Cast, w. A. Morris, HI. A,
Minder, Fl, Ross, Thomas j.
WEIGH, VIM. O. Drennon and
Robert Fletcher.
The Dick militia act provides
for the use of regular army men
to train the State guardsmen al
stated times during the year. il
hes been the custom to attach
the regulars to the different reg.
iments and companies, which
have shown that they need
schooling. They viii be assign.
to their work by Adjt. Gen,
johnson at once.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-10
MOVEMENT TO START
HENDERSON POLO TEAM
Friday Nights Game Has Aroused Con.
siderable interest Locally.

The game of polo at the RIM,
on Friday night, between Ear
lington and jacksonville, has
created such an interest in the
game that a large number of the
patrons have expressed a desire
to have a team organized here.
Manager Scales has taken the
matter in hand and viii no doubt
perfect an organization soon. IL
he does We may expect some
lively sport during the winter
Henderson Cleaner.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-10
CENTRAL CITY GOES DRY
BY Smalt Majority Last MOndsy--LasI
Wet Town IN MuhIsnburs County.

Central CITY Dec. THE
drys carried the city today in the
the local option election by 20
majority and the last wet town
in the county goes into the dry
column. 1t was a hard fought
campaign on both sides, but the
anti saloon fore es, after a vigOr-
GUS battle, won by 8 safe major.
ity.
There are eight saloons in this
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-10
Kentucky Horses Wanted For Amy.

Major Henry I. Allen, former
ly of Kentucky, of the Eighth
Cavalry, who has been purchas-
ing horses In the Northwest, has
been ordered to proceed from
Kansas City, Kan, to the fol-
lowing places in Kentucky, for
the purpose of inspecting and
buying of horses; To Ashland,
Louisville, Shelbyville, Frank
fort, Georgetown, Paris, Oynthi-
ana, Millersburg, Carlisle, Flem-
ingsburg, Winchester, Mt. Sterl-
ing. Lexington, Danville, Hag-
rOdsburg and Lawrenceburg.