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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20
Arcadia Results

SANTA ANITA PARK, Jan. 1s-Forty-
ea1a seyenfn day Of the winter meeting Of the Los
Weather cloudy. Track fast.
oIsl FIRST RACE-Fiye furlongs. selling:
odds. Ss Horse and Jockey. VT St. Str. Fin.
5-l-Chipmunk (Shilling). ..1oS 3 21
IA l45-S-Fundanental p NIcGeel :.103 ~ s6
At post 5 minutes or at 1865. Royal Stone,
Uncle Walter, valjean Beaumont. Little Flush,
Allen l., Lee, Gull Holland. Bayfield,. Right Sort.
Minto. finished as named. Value to winner
ss25 Winner b. c. by woolsthorpe-The Hen
rietta Trained by L. Marion.
odds ssooND HORSE sDG 1Fs and esf s fenE Ta
1s:lo-Erank &. Hogan (McG)Ilo 9 3h q
S5n,o Smhid de (shiiling) 90 .loe !
ten. Charles Fox. The Wolf, Medallion finished
as named. Value to winner ss25. Winner b. c.
Blute.
THIRD RACE-one mile. selling:
Cd Odds Horse and Jockey. VT st. str. Fin
2o-I-Gapt Burnett (ButwelpIoos9 II II
51-Duke Brldgewtr (shlngl1O4 I'll ii
Time-:12 20 "a. :ae 20. AS IS, s1:ol.
at 2;4s. Alma Boy. Financier, Alteration. ].
G.. Clem. The Thorn. finished named. Har-
court so1 was left at the post Value to winner
Trained by II. A. Cotton.
FOURTH RACE-Seyen furlongs. San Fer
nando handicap:
Odds Horse and JOCKEY. VT. st. Str. Fin.
5-2-Magazine (McGeel ...104 2 1
s-1-yox Popun (Shillngl .112 21
11-lo-Dandelion Ouganl ...1l0 2 3S
Time-:12 3-5. "a As. :35 2-5, AT 2-5,
:59 1-5, 1:12 4-5. 1:25. At post Il of a minute.
on at 316A. Halket also ran. Value TO win
$500. Winner b. h. by Magazam-P Pink Rose.
Trained by W. Deakin.
FIFTH RACE-0ne and an eighth miles.
selling:
odds Horse and Jockey W.T. ST. Str Fin
13-5-First Peep (ArchibaId) -1O4 IL IL
6-5-Vesme (Powers) .......106 i 2
Time-:ls Is. :25 1-5, :37 Is. 40 So. 1:O2
1:14 3-5. 1:27 4-5. 1:40 Is. 1853 %. At post
minutes on at 3:42. Iyanhoe. L. G.. Widrg
st. Kilda. Paul l. finished named. Value to
winner 1925. Winner ch. m. by Dieudonne-
Dawning. Trained by NJ Garrity.
SIXTH RACE-Five and half furlongs
selling
2-1-Reformation (Archbald)104 - L 3
6-1-Pal tPowers) ........ lie n
201-Merrill (Howard) .....119 2
Time-:06 80. III 2-5. :2s 4-5, 40 3-5, :53.
1:e6 Is. AT post minutes Of at 4:t4.
McChord. Lord of the Forest. Short Cut, Skyo
Mary f. Frontenac. Billy Mayham. Ampedo.
finished as named. Value TO winner 1925. Win
ner b. c. by Cossary Future Bright. Trained by
J. Tfgue
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20
Gossip of the Track

Jockey i. Sullivan's tactics in interfering
with Charles Green while riding FigeDt were so
raw that the judges ordered the boys suspen-
sion Tor 10 days. Starter Hoffman had or
ocred the boy on the ground for three days on
the my before the judges announced their their
ruling. so the two suspensions viii be carried
out eoncuTenty
George Berry, manager Of A. B. Spreckels
Napa stock farm. disputes the claim of eastern
breeding establishments TO the earliest thor
Solitaire Nellie Bell was dropped at Napa stock
farm on January 3 and two days later Candid
the dam Of California King, foaled a black colt
several days before the foals reported from the
east as being the hrst Of the season
Jockey Rettig was given generous hand
when lac made his reaDpearance yesterday on
Good Ship and he made a creditable showing
with the lilly.
W. r. Engstrom was the kingpin winner
smong the LAYERS yesterday his profits
amounting TO 5000.
Former Jockey Jack Martin has been awarded
$3.91I by a jury in his suit brought against
Frank Farrell and Dayy Johnson to recover
5000 alleged 10 be due for saddle services on
Fairmont starter in today's ? year old
coco s1hfnr muder St. FTanc % Rr0'9e5 Tbe 70 the
sier is the property Of A. B. Pomeroy.
Little stock is taken by well Informed per
sons jD Chicago IN the story sent out from
los Angeles 70 the effect that an early re-
sumption Of racing may be expected at the
noiy. Ind, track.
Dates for the coming seasons racing on the
Canadian circuit have been officially announced
ontario jockey club. May % TO June 5: Mon
sreal Jockey club. jane TO June 10; Hamilton
Jockey club. June - 10 July 3; Fort Erie
Jockey club. July TO July 2S Windsor Jockey
club July 81 10 August q Fort Erie Jockey
club August 26 70 September 4; Montreal
jockey club, September = 70 September IS; On
fario Jockey club September IS TO September
-. Hamilton Jockey club, September % 10
october 9: Windsor jockey club. October -
Ociobc- 16.
At the recent annual meeting Of the New
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20
Arcadia Gossip
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


Los ANGELES, Jan. 19.-For the first time
IN the history OF racing at Santa Anita a dense
Iog oyerspread the track making 1t almost i'm
possible In the first two races to see the horses
on the backstretch. This condition applied more
particularly In the opening race. when the field
could not be dlscerned until after it swung into
the homestretch AS the afternoon wore on the
fog lifted somewhat, but not sufficient to OBJ
serve the flying fields with distiuctness.
D. IL. McGinniss, one OF the most prominent
owners racing on the metropolitan tracks for the
last few years, arrived from New York this
morning and was visitor at Santa Anita this
afternoon. he has disposed of the greater part
OF his racing stable and has but one horse in
training here. He still Frank Gill, which
ran some good races on the big eastern tracks.
John Considine of Seattle, who is partner
OF the theatrical firm of Sullivan & Considine.
operating number Of theaters on the coast. was
at the track today. Considine, who will re-
main here few days, speaks hopefully for
racing in Seattle next summer.
kansas Price has given up all hope of Femi-
pine and Complaint ever winning q race here and
mas arranged to ship the two horses to Ell Paso,
where he hopes they viii at least win race
occasionally. Price will not accompany the
horses. as he has planned to remain here for the
remainder Of the season.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20
Spider" Baum Will Pitch
For Sacramento
[Seeeiial Disealeh 70 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 19.-"Spider"
Baum. manager, pitcher of last year
Fresno State league baseball team. mas
been added to the staff of twirlers 10
be carried this season by The sacra-
mento Coast league team. The sigma
ture was secured by Charles Graham
The addition of Baum to the pitch
ing staff insures good quality Oh
ball Jimmy Whalen has already been
signed and Fred Brown may twirl Tor
the locals.
Big Joe Nealon will probably attach
his signature to a Sacramento contract
and will cover the initial bag this
season.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20

York jockey club the old board OF officers was
reelected. follows August Belmont, chair
man; James r. Keene. vice chairman: +. X
Sturgis. secretary treasurer F. r. Hitchcock,
n. b. Knapp and Andrey Miller. stewards
H. G. Bedwell's Abraham suffered a severe
hemorrnage while running in the third race
yesterday. This is likely TO impair the horses
usefulness for racing purposes.
V. II. Karrick. trainer OF the Greek stable
has declined an invitation to train for Baron
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20

Oppenaeimer in Germany the coming se.sor,
and Frank Gardner will probably All fhe nos;
tion. Gardner has sold his good 8 year nld
colt Statesman to Joseph e. Seagram prenapsl su
tory to departing for abroad.
E.. J. Ramsey sold Prince of Orange to 7.
~ Crane yesterday and the horse will run in
Cranes colors today.
J.. Stock yesterday purchased Sir Lvnnewood
from Nose Goldblaft. who bought the horse
from Frank Weir recently.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20
Arcadia Selections

First race - barney Oldfield,
Smiley Mctzner, Norfolk.
Second race-Sir Alvescot, Har-
rigan, Homecrest.
Third race--King James, Big
Chief, Critic.
Fourth race-Jack Atlxin, Res
tigOuche, Dominus Aroi.
Fifth raee-Proper, MerIingo,
Lord Stanhope.
Sixth race-Hazelthorpe, Taunt,
korosiIany.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20
Head Men of the Mitchell Motor Company Are
Guests of San Francisco Agents

wear such as bearings, cylinders.
springs. chains. pistons and piston
rings, gear and brake parts and other
amount to $213,4 1886 This is an
average of but $15.24 per car, a. COM
puted by the factory.
Gus seyfried and Fred Dundee of
San Francisco drove White steam cars
TO 70 victory y =, IN ; the ne
Races in race race meet meet hell, held at
c. o l on E Fenner,
who drove to the scene of the meet
from Los Angeles in BLACK Bess," his
IaVor1te White steam car, winner of
the desert race to Phoenix. wired the
White company yesterday as follows:
Model 'O' wins three mile free for
al Al class, $4,000 and under. defeating
elty city won by fully equipped stock
Thirty Seyfried the fastest three miles
OF the day; time 2:54. Oldf1eld 2:57
equfpped m ie 80 nOvesy w0R by Wills fully
stripped stock Thirty, Dundee driving,
wins wins free for all handicap. Fastest
STOCK mile by Dundee, L minute 2 3-5
seconds. Oldf1eld wins match race with
w mite Flyer He drew pole. Seyfried
could not get lead on account of dust" Z"
Seyfried was at the wheel of the
White Flyer, and although in the ex-
nlDltion miles he made faster time than
Oldheld, did not succeed in lowering
the champions colors in the match
race.
c. A Hawkins. general western sales
manager of the White company. has ar
rived from San Diego. Concerning the
Seyfrled-Oldfield match Hawkins said
that the narrOwneSS of the track as
Wen as the dust prevented the White
driver from capturing first place. The
course is hardly wide enough for two
machines to pass and especially on the
turn the driver on the rail can main
tain the lead. OIdfieId managed to
reach the first turn ahead of Seyfried
who was at disadvantage throughout
the remainder of the contest.
In the stock car races Dundee drove
a regular 80 horsepower White touring
car with the body removed. The White
camp was much elated over the victOryr
of the Model 10" 1909 White steamer.
A trip through the snow and ice from
Willis to Eureka has just been com
:. pleted by A. B.
Tn Inaamers anne IN bilist of Eureka,
..- "uu 'no" in his Chalmers
Detroit 40 horse
power runabout The 152 miles OF
mud, snow and ice, the tires Of the
car being cut practically TO pieces by
the Ice. King found the roads in such
condition that the stages could scarce
iy make the trip. but he had no trouble
In putting his car over the curve. With
the use of chains and its own power the
Chain merS-Detroit arrived in Eureka in
perfect condition
A car that serves its mistress well Is
Mrs. c. G. Clay's Thomas FLYER in
Erultvale 1t has been run 1860 miles
thus far and 1t averages 1.511 miles a
month. The Pioneer automobile COM
pany report the sale of machine TO
Willis b. George of Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20

The Calls Handicap Forecast
By J. p. Jeffery

Ratings point overweight
DUKE OF LEANS-TAWASENTHA-TOM SHAW
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20

Cuy1er Lee has written that the ex-
hibit of the Cadillac motor car COM
,F
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20
Vanderbilt Buys
"White Streak

bilt, who was one of the first patrons
of the automobile in this country, and
who has been prominent in automobile
races on the road and track for a good
many years, was attracted to the Buick
by its wonderful performance in the
Long Island sweepstakes and in the big
road race at Savannah last Thanks Civ
ing. Vanderbilt will drive the little
White Streak himself.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20

wear, such as bearings, cylinders,
springs. chains, pistons and piston
rings, gear and brake parts and other
parts which show wear from use.
amount to $213, 1886 This is an
average of but $15.24 per car, as COM
puted by the factory.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20

SANTA ANITA PARK, Jan. 19-Forty-
seventh day of the winter meeting of the Los
angeles racing association. A. w. Hamilton
Preslolng judge. Richard Dwyer, starter
weather. cloudy. Track fast
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20

A trip through the snow and ice from
Willis to Eureka has just been com
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20
| Many Ramblers
Have Been Built

to ascertain, is running and in good
condition at the present time Four
hundred of these Rambler cars have
seen seven years of active service The
total parts sales for the last IL months
to all Rambler owners. including parts
which dealers still have in stock, those
required owing to accident misuse or
abuse and those required for normal
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20

Thomas B. Jeffery & Co. announce
that there have been 1880 Rambler
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20

pIeted BY A. 3.
King, an autOmo-
bilist of Eureka,
in his Chalmers
Detroit 40 horse
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20
Standardization
Wins Hill Climb

$4,000 class hill climb at San Antonio
Tex. The same car won the free for all
making the best time of the day. In
the touring car class Stoddard-Day-
ton tied for first place, the same car
taking second place in the free for all
These cars beat a big field.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20

the Madison Square
Garden automobile
show consists Of
three types of the
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20

Gus Seyfried and Fred Dundee of
San Francisco drove White steam cars
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20

Among the prominent persons who
have lately taken deliveries of the
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20

a BE recent annuaI meetIng q the New
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20


Remarks.
Going will exactly suit.
Has foot of field
Back TO good form.
Outside chance.
Has been going a route.
Balance scant chance.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20
sPECTACULAR FINIsH

The third race had a highly Spectac-
ular outcome, Miss Delaney. Darefng-
ton and Billy Myer figuring in a three
heads-on-the-pOst finish. Jockey Keogh
had been picking the good going with
Billy Myer. which had the most early
speed. but the horse tired at the end
2 nd sWerved down into the worst going
which unquestiOnably cost him the race.
Miss Delaney had been the runner up
throughout and displayed bulldog cour-
age. when Darlington came from be-
hind with a determined closing rush
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20

j. w. Leavitt received a letter yes
terday from the home of the Stoddard-
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20
PLTNGE on WORKRoN

The race which Blameless won was
marked by a plunge of tremendous pro-
portions on Frank Doss' good colt
Workbox, which had the effect of send
ing him 10 the post a pronounced IA
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20

Considerable effort has been made by
the Diamond rubber company to get at
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-20

Overlav in the light of his recent clever
victory 1t win be recalled by local
racegOers that Blameless was highly
tried as a yearling and that he was
regarded z s the star of the Williams
juvenile string in the early part Of
last year. Ii looks as though he might
Just now be coming back TO the prom
ise Of his early trials, as the field
which he easily defeated yesterday was
Of better than ordinary caliber.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-10-20

Gila Copper Sulphide company. Cap ital stock s2,OOO,OOO.
 October II.
 A. Roland and R. W. Kimball To- cate Gold Bar mine, Weaver district. W. R. and Roy Chittenden amend location of Gold Eagle mine, Mar tinez district.
 Frank R. Biedler and wife to D. H. Gordon and American Security and Trust company, deed, interest is all property of Big Four Gold com pany, Weaver district.
 D. N. Gordon and wife and Am. erican Security and Trust company to Antelope Gold company, deed, Juniper mine, Weaver district.
 Henry Rixen and P. Martinez To- cate four mines, Copper Basin dis triet.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-10-20
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed as Reported by The
 Prescott Title Co.
October g.

October g.
 John Crume locates three mines Pine Grove district.
 Manley Glass and Jim Lewis To- cate Wizard mine, Peek district. F. M. Murphy and wife to Dr. c. R. K. Swetnam, W. D., lots and 7 block 5, Murphy's Third sub-Fleury $ addition, Prescott.
 Robt. E. Morrison locates Vincent mine, Peck district.
 Joe Mayer to ". A. Frazer, lease, thirty years, lot at Mayer for lum- Der yard, etc.
 P. N. Murphy ct al, incorporate
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-10-20
INTREPID EXPLORER
 MAKES STATEMENT

NEW YORK, 13The following of Commander Robert Peary, which he submitted the Arctic Club of it's public The has copyrighted Arctic Club
 ACCORDING
 IN THE YEAR PEARY ARCTIC CLUB
 IN LIBRARIAN CONGRESS AT WA aSITNG n
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-10-20
Introduction By Commander Peary.

Some of my for saying that Dr. Cook did not go the North Pole will be understood by those who read the following statements of the Eskimo boys who with him and who told and others of my party where he did go Several Eskmos who started with Dr. Cook from AnoratOok in February, 90S were at Eah when arrived there in August 1908.
 They told me that Dr. Cook had with him when they left two Eskimo boys, young men, sledges and two dogs. The boys were I-Took-A-Shoe and Ah-Pe-Lah. I had known them from their childhood One about Is, and the other about 19 years
 On my from Cape Sheridan and at the very first gust 1909 and nine days before reaching Etah the Fs told me in general way where Cook had been. That he wntered in Jones Sound and that he told the white at Etah that he had been long way north but that the boys who with him, I-Too-A-ShOe and Ah-Pe- Lah, said that this not The Eslimos laughed at Dr. Cooks story. On reaching Etah I talked with the Eskmos there and with the boys and asked them to describe Dr. Cooks journey to members of my party and myself. This they did in the stated below:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-10-12

LESS than 20 days remain until the
election. Good democrats should put in
all the time possible in their effort to
elect the magnificent ticket which ap-
pears at the top of this page. This is
a democratic county and while we are
not uneasy as to the result of the cleo
ton we are DESTROYS of making the ma
jority as large as possible. If you have
friend or neighbor who thinks he has
a grievance, talk to him and use your in
fluence in keeping his democratic re-
cord clean. Impress upon him the fact
that the democrats have proven their
ability of taking care of the county af-
fairs and are more competent than their
republican brothers. who desire to fill
the Offices for the next four years.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-10-12
Farm for Sale

on Danville a Hustonville pike of 2t0 acres
IN Lincoln county, KY, y mile from More.
furnished from never failing springs. Most
OF farm in grass. / desire to sell this farm
In the next 90 days, together with the stock
and crop, the stock consisting of q high
bred iennets, \ Jacks. all ages, 10 brood
mares, registered; registered stallion; Is
acres OF corn; Is or ~ stacks OF hay; farm
ing implements OF every description. will
sell the whole outfit or any part OF the stock
and II | sell the farm without the stock, /
must sell not later than ~ days so as to- give
me time to make "A sale of my stock. Also
have 2o-odd mules from work mules down
to colts.
You will have to see this farm to appre-
ciate the location and the many advantages
OF this farm. Any person from n distance
desiring to see this farm can come to More
Crescent route, this farm being only about
u mile from station.
b. b. KING, Moreland. Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-10-12
CHURCH MATTERS.

The Walnut street Baptist church,
Louisville, celebrated its Goth anniver-
sary Sunday.
ED. Joseph Ballou will preach at the
Christian church here at l0:45 next Sun
day morning.
Revs. J. G. Livingston and Geo. d.
Verco closed a meeting at Pine Grove
which resulted IN 10 additions.
Rev. j. Murray Taylor held a meet
ing at the Blue Lick Baptist church,
just beyond BONNEVILLE, which proved a
most interesting one. There were 20
additions.
Rev. W. G. Montgomery has just
closed an interesting meeting at the
Christian church at Moreland. which
resulted in % additions. He assisted
the pastor, Rev. Case.
The Pisgah Presbyterian church. in
Woodford county, celebrated its l25th
anniversary. Nearly 500 persons, in
GLIDING many descendants and kindred
of the founders of the historic church,
were in attendance.
Rev. F. W. Allen, of Missouri, for
mer pastor of the Christian church
here, will preach at the Christian
church in Stanford Sunday morning,
Oct. "a. His sermon will be the one he
will deliver at the continual celebration
IF tho Christian church at pittsburQ
Pa, this week.
Rev. j. Murray Taylor has resigned
as pastor of the Baptist church here
and accepted call to the pastorate of
big church in Washington City. Rev.
Taylor, who has made many friends
here and is a most acceptable pastor,
will leave the latter part of this month
for his new charge.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-10-12
This and That.

r. C. Ford. W. E. Cabell and W. J.
Kinnaird have purchased from the es-
tate of the late Col. Thomas W. Swope
of Kansas City. two lots on Cumber-
land avenue. Middlesboro, for more than
500 foot. They will build a hand
some business house on the location.
Cholera threatens to become serious
ly epidemic in Seoul. The authorities
are taking every precaution. but Seoul
is not sanitary city and the disease
has spread rapidly The palace Of the
former Emperor has been invaded and
the home of the resident general has
not been immune.
To-day is Columbus Day." legal
holiday in New York and some other
States. More than 1000 councils of the
Order of Knights of Columbus in the
United States, Canada, Mexico and the
Philippine Islands, embracing men,
bership of over 300, 900 men will for
mally celebrate the day.
At a mass meeting of Estate widers'
in Nashville Saturday Prof. G. W. Dy-
err. of Vanderbilt University. made a
speech in which he predicted the pro-
hibition laws would be enforced eff the
streets of the city must run ankle deep
in blood" Prof. W. r. Webb, another
noted educator, said TRAITORS in Office
ought to be shot"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-10-12
The State University,
lexington, Ky.

The state University, Lexington, KY. of
fers the following courses, namely, Agricul-
turai, Mechanical Engineering; Owl Engi-
Engineering, classical and seven Scientific
courses, each OF which extends over four
years and leads to Bachelors degree; also
a Department OF Law and "a Department OF
Education, which last has been established
instead OF the Normal school. Persons who
enter this department prepare for advanced
a. w6es
ed. The Academy for preparatory instruc-
County appointees receive free tuition,
fuel and light, travelling expenses, II they
remain 10 consecutive MONTHS rone coileg-
Ths laboratories and museum are large.
we'll equipped, comprehensive and modern
Military Science Is fully provided for AS re-
Quired by Congress.
The graduates In the several courses of
remuneration. The total number OF ma
triculates for last year was l.U9s. Each de-
partment has specialist at its head, with
the necessary number of assistants.
Young women find AN excellent home,
with board and lodging, In Patterson Hall,
which Is well equipped with all the modern
culture, at - per week. All courses of study
In the University are open TO women on
Identical conditions with those applying to
males.
The completion OF the Agricultural, Min
ing Engineering. Laboratory and Educa-
tion buildings afford ample and eommod-
ious quarters for these departments. which
are rapidly Increasing In the number OF ma
For catalogues. methods OF obtaining APP
pointments, Information regarding courses
OF study and terms OF admission, apply to
JAS. X. PATTERSON, Pm. d.. LII. d., Pres,
or TO d. q. FRANCE. Business Agent.
Ell T..~,~ Racss>s Css>t q 100