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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
SMATHERS OUT OF GAME
Sees More Attractions in Autos
Than in RacehorSeS

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 24.-Answer-
ing a report that he had arrived here TO
inv est in the star harness horses cam
paigned by I'd Gerson in the grand cir
cult. E. E. Snathers. former owner of
runners and record breaking trotters
and PAGERS, said that no inducement
could be offered for him to re-enter
either branch of the turf game. He
said he has been out OF the game too
long and in future would drive only
automobiles. Smathers' colors on the
running turf were launched here sew
eral years ago with the horse McChes-
nev In the MontgoEery. handicap.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
LAT0NiA RACES

CINCINNATI, O.. Oct. 24-Latonia results:
First race five aud half furlongs-Al Red
won. Dispute second, Roseburg ii third Time,
Second race seven furlongs-Dr. Holzberg
won, Alice Bard second, Bufs third. Time.
1880 3-5.
Third race. six Undergraduates won, Gam
brius second Honest third Time. l:i6 10.
Fourth race mile aud a furlong --Banbrdge
won Old Honesty second, Colonel Hack third.
Time, sc So.
Fifth race mile and sixteenth--Estelle won.
Severance second, Annette Lady third. Time,
1859 40
Sixth race. mile and Observation-Disclosures
won. Red Gauntlet second, Besterling third.
Time, 2:0J 1-5.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
Cita Dillon Displays
Surprising Speed
Driven by Clever Reinsnan,
Fitzpatrick, She Wins Event
on Speedway

c. +. von Issendorf's trotter Cita Dill
Ion, driven by the clever reinsman f. y.
fitzpatrick. showed surprising turn Of
speed at the stadium speedway in
Golden Gate park yesterday during the
running of the fourth race OF the Park
amateur driving club.
The race was for class trotters, the
best two heats. and il attracted Cita
Dillon, D. E. Hoffnaan's clever per-
former Charlotte and G. Lyons trotter
Martha. 1t took three heats before
Cita Dillon annexed the blue ribbon
The first heat went to Won Issendorfs
entry, which negotiated, the course in
2:S44z- the following two heats were
run in much faster time. Charlotte
captured the second trial, leading Cita
Dlilon out at the finish. Fitzpatrick
sent Cita Dillon out from the start in
the final heat. and she set fast clip
and the other two entries could not
keep up. AS she turned into the back
stretch Cita Dillon went off her feet
momentarily, but Fitzpatrick soon had
her in her stride again and she came
home in front many lengths in the lead.
Old MofTatt D,-driven by his owner.
George Il. Erlin. running in his usual
consistent manner. negotiated the mile
IN the second race for free for all trot-
ters In 2:21, and beat out Red Velvet
and Lady Nell. The next heat was
run IN the same time, and the horses
finished in the same places.
In the open race for free for all
PAGERS over a mile course Toppey scored
the first heat. but was beaten in the
next two trials by A. Joseph's PAGER
Afford D. which captured the blue rib
bon. Barney Barneto easily took the
measure Of Charles III, the other entry
in the third race
Monday night at Chase's pavilion the
selling of the PAGERS and trotters sof T.
j. Fitzpatrick will be something of
horse show. Besides the sale of the
horses. the handsome sire Washington
Mckinney will be on exhibition. F. J.
Fitzpatrick, owner of Washington Nc
Kinney, will ship him to New York
Tuesday, where he will be exhibited at
the national horse show to be held in
the east. Results:
First race, one mile. free for all PAGERS:
A. Joseph's Afford ID JoSeph) ......a 2
G. f. Erlin's Toppey (Erlin}.. 1
z. s. Matthes' 0pitsah fMattfes) 8 5 5
Time-2:l4. 2:12%, 2;1i.
Second race, one mile. free for all trotters:1
G. =. Erlin's Mofat (Erlinl-.. l
NJ. w Herzcg's Lady Nell (fIerzegl a.. 3
aTime-2:21. 2:2i.@
Third race. one mile. class A trotters:
l. L. Borden s. Barney Barneto tBorden). -. L
A. P ClayDurgh's Charles II (Clayburgh)-. 2
Time-2:24, 2:25.
Fourth race. one mile. class B trotters:
@. F. Won Issendorf's Cita Dillon (Kil-
D. E. Hofmans Charlotte iHoGman).. z ?
G. Lyons Martha (Lyons) .....-.-.t..... . 3
Time-s:sais. a:alss. a:2aA.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25

Frank Taylor, who viii train the
san Francisco division OF s. c.. Hill
dreth's big stable during the approach
ing season, was among the arrivals
frc.n the east yesterday and was ac-
corded q hearty greeting at the Emery
vile track by Csllfornians with whom
he became acquainted during previous
visits 10 The coast years ago. He was
ffroFe el-enrs Wlfca have almost en-
ttlely Irauefcr-ncd the appearance Of
rhe California jockey clubs racing
plant since he last saw L. Wnen SIC.
HiCreth goes 10 Arcadia with part OF
his stable later on in the season Taylor
Hi-l remain in charge of the horses
that Hldreth leaves here. Taylor en-
Joys the reputation Of being 4 very
clever and careful trainer. Eildreth
is planning on a constant Interchange
OF horses between the two tracks and
viii himself travel back and forth be-
tween Los angeles and san Francisco
quite frequently with horses destined
10 run in the various valuable stakes
al both tracks Dave O'Leary will so
south with him and the Arcadia di-
vision Of the stable viii be left in
OLeary's charge
The Bndreth horses that were left in
the east in TaylOr's charge will reach
Emeryville today. Besides Angelus, Joe
Madden and Schleswig the consignment
includes q yearIing bay flly by Ogden
Witful that ]. E. Madden presented
jointly 10 Mrs. Hildreth and Mrs. Tay-
lor. These two ladies are sisters.
Witful was q right good mare that car
ried Hildreth's colors several seasons
ago and this is her first foal. Hildreth
having sold her 10 Madden for breed
ing purposes at the termination of her
racing career. ". H Spence, who was
formerly connected with the Hiidreth.
establishment, is il charge OF the car
in which the horses are coming west
In addition TO the Hildreth horses, the
car contains COppers, a horse belong
ing TO Spence, and a yearling flly by
Yellowtail- Honiton. the property of P.
Ryan Honiton, which Ryan had in
training in the east with a California
campaign in view, was recently pur-
chased by Harry Payne Whitney al the
reputed price OF So .o00 and has been
shipped TO the whitney stud at Brook
dale. y. J., where she viii be mated
with Whitney's choice stations.
Taylor predicts that Jockey Upton
will make good on the coast as a light
weight rider this winter He is en-
thusiastic over the boys riding and
saws that besides being skiIlful Upton
is absolutely fearless and ready to
take any kind Of a chance at all times.
Taylor understood that George Odom
and W s. House, who have been among
those mentioned as contemplating
winter campaign here, viii race their
stables at Arcadia If they decide TO
make the trip to California.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
TIyKER is NOT GUILTY

CHICAGO, Oct. 24-The plea of self
defense entered by Joseph B. Tinker,
shortstop of the Chicago National
league baseball club. charged by John
Ginocchio with assault unprovoked. was
set aside in the municipal court today
and Tinker was found not guilty
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
Bingham's Order May
Stop Fighting
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK Oct. 24.-Police Com
missioner Bingham issued an order to
all his inspectors in the department to-
day to prevent any prize fights that
We're projected IN the five boroughs.
Todav's order was the most drastic of
the kind that has SO far been issued.
and if carried out IN strict accordance
with the letter it should put an end to
prize lighting in this city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
SAN FRANCISCO IL. Los ANGELES a

Los ANGELES. Oct 24-San Fran
cisco ran away from Los Angeles to-
day. scoring II runs on 13 hits and
seven errors Los Angeles never had
a chance TO win. the visitors starting
with lead of three runs IN the first
inning. Score.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
Goop HoRsEs ARRIvE

After having been delayed nearly q
hours by washouts in Arizona, II horses
belonging TO Fred Cook and an equal
number belonging 10 Barney Schreiber.
reached Emeryville yesterday from the
east The Cook horses. in charge of
Frank Rector, who will train them
during the winter, came from Louis
vile where some of them were re-
Gently raced The stable is one that
should win q goodiy share OF purses.
the horses in the string including the
crack year old Lawrence P. Daley.
the clever , year ole Anna l. DAILY
Johnny Blake Missouri Lad, Joe No
Ian. Ida Hewitt. appointment, Andy
Ginter and three yearlings. Missouri
Lad is a shifty platter over q distance
Of ground Johnnie Blake was q fair
sort Of . year old last season and has
started only once or twice this year
Rector expects Fred Cook here in time
Tor the opening Of the Emeryville meet
ing. Ee has no jockey under contract.
having recently released. Dave Nicol.
who had been connected with the stable
for several years.
Trainer Dave Henry came in charge
Of fshe Schreiber carload and looked as
n the world had been agreeing with
him. The horses shipped well and
came of the cars in nice shape. despite
the DELAY en- route VIII Holland, Joe
Rose, MISS 11tsi--6-lo, .7AA4StSi' Guy
Fisher Sainvoke and I've yearlings
made UP the consignment Henry an
nounced that Schreiber planned to be
here for the opening and that two
more carloads of horses from the farm
would be shipped here in the immediate
future TO reinforce his string. The
pick Of the horses that have recently
been put IN training al Schreiber's Cali
ifornta ranch viii also be raced.
schreiber yiil have about 60 horses IN
training at the two California tracks
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25

r II. Williams good sprinter Perjueio seems
TO be settling down after having exhibited Il
nervousness all summer that induced DR.. Rowell
TO do very little with him in the way of trainins
Periuicio holds the track record at Emeryvle
for six frrlonSs and is sprnfer TO be feared
In anv colnpanv when at his best
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
WINS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

WASHINGTON, Oct 24.-Miss Kath-
crime G. Harley OF the Fall River. NJ Lass
golf club today won. the national golf
championship at the Chevy Chase tour
nament by defeating Mrs T. H Pol
hemus Of the Richmond country club OF
to play
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
SUMMARY
Wheeler. Mohler.

Two base hifs-llcAr1le, Wheeler, Mohler
Sacrifice hits--Koestner. Browning Nohler En-
coe Zeider. Howard First base On errors--Los
Angeles 2 San Francisco A. Lett On bases-Los
Angeles ). san Francisco 20. First base on
called balis-OE koesrner 5. or Browning p
Struck 0ut--By koestner $. By Browning 3 HTS
made OF koestner u. -0G Phillips l. Wild
pifch--Koesfner. Hir By pitched ball--Curtis.
Time Of game hour and 80 minutes un-
pires-0 Cannen and Tonaa-
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
Standing Of the Thirty
Leading Jockeys

The standing of the 80 leading
American Jockeys from january to
and including the racing of October II
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25

Three base hits-Danzig. Groom. Two base
hits-Hogsn. Danzig. Cooney- Sacrifice hits
Ryan. Raftery. Bassey. Johnson First base On
called balls-Of Johnson 1. struck out-By
Johnson ?. py Groom z hit by piteher-La
Lonse- Double play-Casey 20 Danzig Time OF
game-I bour and 30 minutes. Umpires-
Perine and Flynn.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25

RESULTS OF GAMES
Portland, 3; Oakland, 2 TO in
Ringsi.
san Francisco, II; Los Angeles, 4.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
History OF the Opening Handicap
Pimlico Races

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
PIaILIco. Oct. 2f.-summary Of today's races
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25

this winer JockeysN. Powers is un-
Ger contract 10 90 the stable riding.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30
LESSONS OF POLITICS.

Cleveland and David B.
of politics Cleveland named then by
candidate for Governor and Hill Tor
BOTH for they
potica rivals in the elected by
future of both became asso-
in the the politics of the whole country
In third aro-h of Theodore Roosevelt
Republican,
him the Democratic leader Grover
utterly mahn both opposed the
Cleveland getting into immediate hgh
Roosevelt
all Westbrook whose removal from o
politics journalism of New York
viuperaion which burst
machines not possible how
ever prevent the Presidency though kept
Speakershp the York Assembly and
timet clear and load for bigger
politics in the old To him the
the and little while he became the ma
unavailable spoi
the gubernator favor
Presidency Hill automatically succeeded
the State filed with INSCRIPTIONS
working politicians; would civil service
politics used to Hill in the
Cleveland On the Republican d the
Roosevelt did its utmost to retire the
man FROM
whic this
public life proftaby study Grover Cleveland twice
David Hill utterly finally
failed aspiration today scandal is in
retire March Presidency
had listened
of unhonored old
is Men only happy
other and while nation
do to Pa the mas
political life all other things
machine politics drust machine Their
think the best interests of their kind be
Ievng his best his party best
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30
LABORERS AND FARMERS.
esteem.


labor but large of Amerieanizg
these Islands unless the with the United States
labor be
Their habits their their all alien and the mainland
multitude speaking
that mperfec
three Perhaps the could
Indeed
like the the still beng after
life soil;
cansm has proved to be a plant of slow growth
land
all canelabor
the ultimate the
to
But let himself with
problem of
small The Latin laborer his
mgng ALL with speaking people, will Latin
simply after getting halfpas four
daylight
himself likely
will naturally
will the benefit the community
up anchorage canefeld That
problem making public
opinion vfy fructify
situations which the law has given
relied
with attended by the American mechanic because he
American traders professional
present business
population little opportunity for numbers of these
prosperity today;
population supply polite
Portugal;
speaking American base
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30
DAMPNESS AND DEATH.

districts of the Islands could be
garments, would
of AT
Naked therefore, we but at school
of this clothing ralned
the Youngsters going until dries at all
andh become victims the white
nothing cloth and their
OIL quickly and which, of ITSELF supplied
the native out he acquired lung
has been steadily passing
adult
Hawaii Did native commoner man
cker showing of frequent
of
the totals death from mount
twelve tuberculosis
n nonef from ny contagious maady
educating Hawaan religion domestic science and manual labor are
would definite
nstied into him besides
of den the of damp Gin no more
all
appetite the
consumption touches him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30
A HALF-WHITE PROBLEM.

be white girls She has been well
teaching has aspirations for happy
wegted home But she demand wife
burden
words 81 girls of this kind
lies mainly between Hawaiian
ihig that coming politicians
81 wed
and life of
politician
respectable
white girl much harder get than former
white dot Face some spinsehoodf
is against her nature
problem be quickly solved the young
cultivate and build home
wife of blood would But the Hawaiian
a dubious
of sailor he
ancestral fisheries and lands he will have as
plantations he
sell to the first and return
vitality
the
astounding revelations
to % halfwhi Intelligent handsome,
efp, with the natural
be fate7 be that she would
be the
hope aan7 God Forbid
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30
JARED G. SMITH AND THE FARM MOVEMENT.

retiring Agricultural Experiment
turn from to- practical
farming building tobacco planting interest for himself
creation island industry
become important its aggregate returns and yet will
small those OF the
In his experimental alone Of substantial value
movement confronting Every
agricultural industry pineapple rubber tobacco and ssa has had his
Without them the change from the
old conditions would have been far less marked than now is Indeed there
Smith the superstition
profitable the Islands that
the rest of the land might well left " cattle and bees no sucn
dlus Within intelligent planter has argued
that pineapple land being valuable should be
larger per pineapple
capacities si doing WE'LL the rubber
Mississippi reputation said that the cotton our
worth three times the pound that is paid for the
industry Agricultural College to back such
ton
One of the best results
available land
raise something for its own ppo There ffty people growing table
chickens
Mr. Smith keepers
aroused subject agricultural sefh
his
green peas melons;
superior lettuce yield eggs given
by exclusive Rich
people Cinnamon bringing choice vegetables
stimulus the splendid
potatoes Station find the town
comparatively the domination the California Burbank Hawaii
agiculua thanks in large the pecep and
ample of Smith
which Smith is about contains the
sincerely a industry
Illinois Braz
both parallel with
Hawaii We produced wrapper
which profitable
the Development
the of
growing will established its will be erection
small their of the first
importance in making obaccog growing general
1t often that the benors of Hawaii the least recognition
Territory
gratitude
Professor Rochelle Yet to the latter public manifesto
public appreciation that lasting public
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30
WHO'S WHO ON
THE LURLINE

Pasadena News-Commodore II. II.
Sinclair left today in the Lurline for
San Diego, where he will put her on
the ways to be overhauled and pre-
pared for the long voyage to Honolulu
on the transpacific yacht race which
starts July 4 from San Pedro. The
bottom of the boat is to be scraped
and the hull painted, and she will
return to San Pedro the latter part OF
the week.
Commodore Sinclair has invited
three men 10 accompany him on the
boat, Edward ]. Pyle. cashier Of the
Pasadena National Bark, being the
Pasadena representative. Mr.. Pyle
had planned a voyage to Tahiti, but
this has been given up and he will
have the pleasure of going on the rae
ing boat. Mr.. Stewart of Los Angeles
and Mr.. Savage of Redlands are the
others who have accepted Commodore
Sinclair's invitation. A crew Of six
and steward will ship or the yacht.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30
SCANDAL ON TRANSPORT.

PORTLAND (Or.), June 20.-Formal
charges are to be filed against Captain
Babcock, ain-quartermaster and
commissary officer of the Army trans
port Sherman, which arrived in the
Columbia river a week ago with the
First Infantry from Manila. Ex-sol-
diers and civilians who were on board
the vessel will take up the charges
with the Federal authorities. They
are vehement in denouncing the officer
for alleged misconduct during the voy-
age.
1t is charged that although the
Sherman as a transport is obliged to
provide quarters for soldiers and ex-
soldiers regularly discharged. many of
them were refused accommodation,
while others not connected with the
service were given quarters. Three
chorus girls from Manila beer gar
den, it is charged. were provided first
class accommodations, while the SOL
diers who had been in the service for
years were refused berths. 1t is also
charged that Captain Babcock order
ed all enlisted men out of the cabin
after they had been called there for
religious services.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30
FURIOUS AND NEEDLESS AUTo1NG.

careful violate either
speed They responsible and considerable
hardship
enjoyment pleasure which eligibility has been bought for
penalty applied should fall the actual offenders and
needed
o.
horsehs and there ought trouble
automobiles Much
daylight
length low And
hold
Legislature with
licenses; the
should be renessy mpartiay applied
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30

The rearing this
scientific
bring
other food and will be it alive that when turned will
this relief from the WILL if faithfully
this connection Dr. Co the that
rather
for all the nes that likely the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30

Tin
$1,000 meet the travelling delegate Chicago
get
this
Aguinaldo; national
of j.
like wall the political
would still be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30

Sugar bringing opportunity them
growing build memorials of usefulness which will
oblivion Honolulu needs two three
excellent endowment
this needs larger and finer library
beneficiary endowed theater would
the DRAMA
which its waste land and to
while and who should
the Wrestling
fronts stands oili
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30

to
treated precisely like other Territory the United
Islands
to She three learning that
lighthouse midst
reclamation
dreaming that
opportunity point
agriculture
fructifying
nowh whole
M o Southern California
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30

Philadelphia
and third Louis being the waited
baptmal
entirely
SIMPSONS flagship of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30

is in
of made good in
willing
OF
with Hawaii the receipts
n
dependen
Hawaii all the Territory of it back
mainland
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30

The which the
ponciana
with poinc mas in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30

Secretary Amcanzing
with speaking pdd,
speechmakng in keeping his emotions to himself
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30

The Advertiser Hi
H gentleman college breeding
of parish
charge the be readab truswor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30

bathers the Seaside Sunday
steamg permitted bather
and place police
o and make
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30

No yellow No crooked cketsl Republanm
the decent meni That is Frear proposition which
heartily subscribe
t. repudiate
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30


with hinHndrk
lives old a politics
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30
opinion
Vas done
SECRETS IN THE LIMEL1GHr.

Secretary praise the corporation of this r.
to
publicity particular
drew Mr. Garfield or
permitted
does the merch a
a Of
their debts magnitude their
prevailing
their But for his sudden
probable
could determine whether
results
publicity legslatoni
valuable
public
could
showing o a jursdietnf
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CEORCLA'S GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.

Georgia opportunity n
South the reign of
seryaiye principles
sweep power place
of
without unseing
injustice to capital, incorporated otherwise
frequently
exaggerated promises that capable
fuIflment.
people bene-
fits
they doubt distrust suspicion anxiety
enterprise projects prom
great development of
community
the demagog seeking office n
To
much easier popular approval than
greedy good dmagog
spoation
inevitably
the reigno the demagog over
The pendulum
passions
that possible
longer these The
found
permanent progress end permanent prosperity They have found
them destroyers promoters
having found them be
their
eighteen months ago cheer
no longer His has LOST its his
time has results
to dspaonay weigh him his
has
been far beyond the profits that
If year announcement
the world that cool deliberate common ons hoe a -, - :,
Empire
this State that millions
building of railroads advantageous
planting with railroads
be built that cities
enterprises that established
confaoy legislation tyranny
2f progress that has
Of industry
Whether the sufficiently to bring about
people have
than imagined by the Atlanta grand
Georgia would set the
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