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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
RALLY In EIGHTH
GIVES GAME
TO OAKS
Hammer Three Runs Across the
Rubber and Win the Com
test, 4 to 3

There was lack of baseball class
TO the opening game between the Com
lnuters and the Senator'S on the trans.
bay diamond yesterday afternoon till
the finish was near at hand. Then
they both woke UP, the Senators first.
The awakening of the Oaks was the
went strong enough in the eighth in
ming to hammer three runs across, and
this broke 1t up for fair: though for
moment Sacramento did loom up dan
1t was Murphy who turned the win
ming trick and he accomplished the
feat with a two cushion slap along
the right field foul line with the bags
all jammed.
Hogan started it off with slow one
which Raymer booted and McCay beat
out nasty bouneer to third. Cam
waited for pass. Murphy in1nnedi-
ately made himself the bear of the
afternoon with that resounding double.
1t registered two of the runners, and
Lewis single.
The score was a deadlock, and /,
in the eighth, when the Senators start
forced by Flanagan. after which GandiI
also picked out a safe spot to drop
one. Raymer hit the ball right on the
heak to the far corner of center. and
to fransforM the waliop into a triple.
but nice toss to third by Van Hal
tren nailed him foot in front of the
bag.
The Senators first broke in with a
run in the progress of round three.
Byrnes waited for the bad ones and
Wha1en sneaked in, hit shinn took
q slap I'm the Stats. Doyle lifted a
long f1y TO left. and Byrnes had plenty
OF time to come In.
Oakland crushed in with its initial
run in the fifth, after two had been
disposed of. Van was hit by Whalen.
after which Carl Lewis came In with
a drive to center, and Hogan was
passed. McCay was on the Job with q
Texas 1eaguer back of second, and
Van arrived. Oakland seemed to have
Whaien on the run at this critical
moment, but Jimmy steadied down and
retired the next man handily. The
score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
JEFF" WILL FIGHT
JOHNSON HERE
NEXT MARCH
Names Date and Place When
Asked Point Blank by
a Friend


CHICAGO. June 1.-James J. Jeftries
will meet Jack Johnson for the heavy
weight championship OF the world at
San Francisco next March. The au-
thorits for the foregoing statement is
none other than Jeffries himself. The
boiler maker confided this fact TO a
friend when he was in the city last
week.
Jenries was asked point blank TO
name something definite in reference
TO his return to the ring, and he de-
clared il would be about March II.
1910. around San Francisco. Jeffries
also confded that all would be OF IL
Johnson was beaten in the meantime
but he did not entertain any grave
fears along this line. Now that the
big fellow has found out that he can
train into condition, he hopes he Will
be the one to get the first good punch
at the conoueror of Tommy Burns.
Jeffries has received some nice offers
from the Australian promoters, but has
hopes that the lomefolks can come
across with just as good If not better
inducements.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
American League

WASHINGTON. June New York
and Washington took turns shutting
each other out in tOday's double
header. Score, first game: r. III. z.
washington ......-.s....s
New YORK .---.-..--...s 4
Batteries-Smith. Hughes and Street !;
Manning and Kleinow-
Second game. r. H. z.
Mas Masnlngson Vas ..'-...'-.'.-.
.Batteries-Groom and Street, War
hop and Blair
PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-Philadel-
phia and Boston broke even in a double
header this afternoon. Each team won
a game by 1 to 0. Philadelphia beating
Boston in the drst in an IL inning con-
test on a two bagger by Ganley and
Murphy's single. Score first game:
r. II. +.
EHilduelphld
Boston
Batteries-Kraus and Thomas; Ryan
and Spencer. Donahue.
Second game. r. II. z.
Eullddetplld ss.s-s
Boston
Batteries-Ptank. Vickers and Thom-
as; Burchen. CicOtte and Spencer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
Cardinal Rowing Victory Is
Celebrated at Stanford

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, June L.
When the news of Stanford's decisive
victory over the washington crew
yesterday reached the campus there
was a little impromptu celebration held
in honor Of the new coast champion
ship crew. This is the first time that
the cardinal has defeated the northern
oarsmen on their home waters, and
every one here is in a very joyful
mood tonight.
Although the undergraduates had
utmost confidence in Murphys turning
out a crew which would win from
Washington il was hardly expected that
rhere would be three good lengths be-
tween the boats when the winner
crossed the line.
The crew which went north was con-
siderably weakened by the loss of Cap
tain REYNOLDS and Wilde
All eyes are now turned toward Chi
cazo. where the Stanford team will
compete in the conference track meet
There is much regret over the fact
that Murphy will not be at Stanford
next season Murphy has won the re-
spect and admiration OF all the under
graduates by his tireless interest and
iInfailinE good humor. Next year, ow-
ing to the heavy expense, the execu-
tive committee OF the Associated Stu
dents has decided 10 do without a row.
ing coach.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
Five Autos Start in New
York to Seattle Race

NEW YORK, June Five motor
cars competing for a $4,000 trophy Of
fered by Robert Guggenheim started
today from the New York city hall on
a 1000 mile endurance run to Seattle.
Mayor Mcclellan sent them away
with a gold mounted starting pistol at
3 o'clock. just before President Taft
pressed the button in Washington that
officially opened the Alaska Yukon Pa
cinc exposition in Seattle.
The cars and their drivers were: Two
Is horsepower Ford runabouts, Frank
Kuly and B. W. Scott, so horsepower
Acme, George Salzrnan; 40 horsepower
Shawmut, @. A. Pettingill; IS horse
power Italia, Gus Lechieitner
The rules provide schedule within
the law as far ss st. Louis, thence
across the plains and over the Rockies.
go as you please.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
WINNERS PLAY FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP
OF LEAGUE
Mines From ST. James and ST.
Anfhony's Schools Clash
Today
By WILL SCARLET

The first game in the series of three
to decide the championship of the
Catholic Schools athletic league will be
played at Freeman's park, Oakland.
this afternoon at $3.50. The team from
St James school, the winner or the
tournament on this side of the bay, will
clash with the nine. from St. Anthony's
school. East Oakland, the team that
won the championship in the Alameda
county tournament recently ended.
The dopesters who would make
prophecies concerning this afternoons s
game would do well to bear in MIND
that the rival teams have heretofore
played on different grounds. The ia
cobians, accustomed to the irreguiari-
ties and sandstorms of the Ocean Shore
grounds, may surprise even their warm
est supporters on the ideal diamond at
Freeman's park.
The local team has undoubtedly
played ragged edged ball here, but
across the bay they may put up an err
rorless game.
The teams line up as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
Santa Clara Students Hold
Last Meeting of Semester
Especial Dispatch 10 The call1

SANTA CLARA, June The Santa
Clara college student body association
held It's final meeting of the present
semester today, Rev. Joseph Stack
s. D., presiding. Many amendments to
the constitution were adopted admit
ting of a wider scope for the athletic
proclivities of the Jesuit students.
The report of Treasurer .DooiinE
showed that athletics at the Catholic
college are on paying basis.
An amendment. which met with the
unanimous sanction Of the students,
read:
"A legitimate member of the var
sity nine. or fifteen, is one who has
earned a position on either team and
has played in a majority of games, pro-
vided that at least one of such be with
st. Mary's college of Oakland"
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
Baseball Champion Trophy
Arrives at Santa Clara

SANTA CLARA. June 1.-The trophy
offered last March by JohntA- Kennedy
Of San Francisco TO the college base
ball team OF California winning the
intercollegiate championship of 1909
has just arrived at Santa Clara college.
1t Is a large and handsome silver
cup with three deerhorn handles and
bearing the inscription. Presented by
John A. Kennedy to the Santa Clara
college baseball team for winning the
intercollegiate championship OF Cali
fornia in 1909"
The formal presentation of the tro-
t,fss ,,,an+b 1,ben pln Ibs bs,n,,et pa oa
given the players OF the Jesuit insti-
tuition.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
CUBS HAMMER SIX.
RUNS HOME In
THE TENTH
Krause Again Shows Great
Form, Banking Boston After
Eleven Fast Rounds
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

CINCINNATI, June AFTER tiein1
the score IN the ninth by making two
runs Cincinnati went TO pieces in the
tenth, Chicago scoring six runs on four
bases on balls. an error and two hits
including a triple by Sheckard. Score:
r. III. r
Cincinnati ....-........ z 2
Chicago .............. 8 10 a
Battertes-Rowan, Karger, Dubsc aad
Mclean; Brown and Moran. Umpires-
Rigler and TRULY.
NEW YORK, June New York won
from Brooklyn in the NTH inning. all
OF the three runs being due to errors by
Mcmillan. Score: r. II
H1 - HlSh --s-sssssss.s .
~NCW Il VI As-
Batteries-Bel1 and Bergens Anes
and Schiei. Umpires-Klem and Emslie
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
May Transfer Local Outlaw
Team to Berkeley

BERKELEY, June IA movement
is on foot. hacked by J. d. Calder. a
San Francisco businessman. to have
the San Francisco team of the Cali
fornia State league transferred to
Berkeley. Frank Herman. president
Of the league; Charles Irwin. captain
of the Orphans. and majority of the
players of the nine hre said 10 be In
favor of the change. which will prob
ably be made in a few days.
Since the organization OF the club
there has been difficulty to secure
grounds for games and practice. AZ
result, the support Of the team has
not been as great as the league man
ayers would wish and, after weeks
of deliberation. a change was decided
upon. Berkeley. il is understood. has
been selected as headquarters for the
Club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
There Is work for Everybody

out OF employment and getting dis
coura ged, but it is true, nevertheless
Have you tried every means in your
power TO get work? You can't expect
an employer 10 know what you can do
unless you tell him. You can't see
than all personally, and the ones YOU
don't see may be the ones that could
use you. But. if you insert little ad
in the Employment Wanted columns OF
The Call for i0c you can tell your
story TO thousands of people who hire
help. and some one of them will want
your services. Give IL a trial-others
and IL pays, why not you?
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
CELr WORKS FAST

NEW YORK, June 1.--Celt had his
maj tryout for the Brooklyn handicap
yesterday at the Sheepshead bay track,
With his regular exercise boy up and
carrying about $50 pounds. he ran the
mile and q quarter under a strong puli
IN 2.Q7 3-5. On this performance racing
men believe that Celt will be a heavy
odds on favorite.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
SUES JOCKEY CLUB

Frank Barnet, sheriff of Alameda
county. and the New California jockey
club were made defendants in a suit
filed yesterday by J. Conway for s315
representing first money in race won
February 10 by Conway's mare Belle
Kinney. The money was not paid to
Conway because of an attachment lew
led by r. Welch in suit by Welch
against w. Fisher, former owner OF the
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
ENGLIsH TEAM LOSES CRACk

LONDON. June 1.-Walter Buckmas-
ter. who is acknowledged to be the best
polo player in Great Britain, has de-
clined to play for England in the game
with the Meadowbrook (L. IL team
that begins here June 23 for the
American polo cup.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
TURFMEN WIN CASE

ALBANY, N. Y, June 1.-The court
of appeals handed down a decision to-
day which ia effect holds that the dis
pensing of advance racing information
at the Brighton Beach track last July
was not a violation of the anti-race-
track gambling laws.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
SUMMARY

Innings pitched by Lane. .: hits of Lane. 4:
runs on Lane. Q. Three base hit-Householder
Two base hits-Ferlin. Croll. Sacrifice hits
Waters. Householder, Miller. Broadbent First
base on called balls-0n Druhot 3. OF Lane s.
on Streib 8. Struck out-By Druhot s. bv Lane
:, by Streib 1. Double plays--Broadbenf 10
Miller; Heister TO Strcib to Ferlin to Hallinan:
Streib TO Fecney. Passed ball-One Wild
pitches-Lane, Streib. Time OF game-f hour
and 55 minutes. Umpire-Ehrct
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
Northwest League

ABERDEEN. Wash, June Chi
nault's wildnesS and PernolIs mas
in an intensely exciting game. Score:
r. Fl z.
portland .----.--.
ADefueen -
Batteries-Chinault and Murray; Per-
noll and OBrien.
TACOMA. Wash. June bakers 5
bases in the fourth inning. followed bv
Lynch's Texas Lacquer and an infe1d
out. gave Seattle four runs and the
opening game OF the series. TO 3.
Kippert OF Tacoma got a double. triple
and single out OF five times up. The
score: r. II. E
dconld s....s.. ......ssss
Seattle
Batteries - Baker and Kellactxy,
Thompson and Shea
Vancouver-S Spokane game postponed; I;
SOOEaDa failed
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
los ANGELES
ST1ATMARY

fce hits-Tennsnt. Berry smith Stolen bases
zeider. Berry. First base on called baIls--On
Henley ], on Koestner 4. Struck out-By Hen
ley J. BY Koestner 8. Double plays--Delmas to
Howard to Dillon; Zeder to Tennant. Wild
pitcn-Heniey. Hit by pitched balI-Mohler.
Time Of Rame-l hour and so minutes. I'm
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
ANGELS RELEASE rwo

LOS ANGELES. June THE Los
Angeles club today announced the re-
lease of Harry Thompson, outnelder.
and Otto Newlin, pitcher.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02

Monday the East Oakland team ceIe-
brated their victory over the Alameda
county schools by taking morning
jaunt to the ocean beach and a swim
at the Sutro baths. They dined at q.
downtown cnfe and organized a. theater
party for the evening.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02

PARIS. June 1.-The Prix Morven,
a steeplechase, was run at Eghefn
today. Nash Turner's Villegiature
came In third. J. r. Widener's Shadow
Glance was unplaced.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Estate LeaHue)

RESULT OF GAME
santa Cruz is, San Francisco o.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02

Sacrifice hits-Cameron Doyle, Murphy, Wha-
len l2). First base on called balls--on Whaleu
;, OF Christian ?. Struck out-By Whalen l.
by Christian 2. Hit by pitched bals-Shnp,
Van Hatren- Time of game hour and 35
minutes. Umpircs- -Tomsn and Atkinson.
San Francisco 4, Los Angeles 2
LOS ANGELES. June 1.-Koestner
was wild at the start of the game be-
tween Los Angeles and San Francisco
today, and in the first half of the first
inning the destruction was done, and
San Francisco had four runs.
There was one hit. sacrifice and a
brace OF errors to account for 1t. The
score was to q
Henley was steady, allowing only one
man to walk. Los Angeles hit him
freely, but was not able to score, ex-
cept In the second inning, when two
men were brought over on two hits.
Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02

Tom Dillon just received another
shipment Of swell straw hats.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
AMERICAN HORSE THTRD

Vancouver-S Spokane game postponed
Spokane failed TO arrive.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
OAKLAND

sBatted for Brown In the ninth.
&c. Lewis out for not touching first base.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
RUNS AND HIS BIT INNINGS

Two base hlts-Flsnsgan. Rayner, Murphy
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

trustee 70 whom any estate. real or per
sonal. shall BE- devised or bequeathed In
trust Tor. or 10 whom as trustee any trust
shall be created in any manner 10 favo- or
FOR the benefit Of any minor or other per
son by the s-H 81 any decreased person. or
to carry out the provisions q any viii
which creates a trust without naming a
trustee. shall give bond TO the county Judge
having jurisdiction e. the probate o. the
VIII IL such Sum and With such sufefiea as
toe court may order, conditioned as follows /.
J. To make and return - the county
court. within such time as the court shall
direct. a true Inventory 81 an The goods.
c~natteis, rights. credits. and estate 80 De
yised Or bcGnenthed
2 To annually render an account 70
Hucn court 81 the trust estate III bis hands.
of the management. dlspoaition. and annual
Income thereof
. To faithfully execute such trust IN
der the direction u The court according %
the true iuteut and moaning thereof.
70 adjust and aettle Ais accounts
with such court nf the expiration Of bis
trust end pay and deliver 10 the person
entitled thereto al balances. money. and
property ~ bis possession and for which
he Is liable as snea trustee. Bnt n the
BOND be required ~ such rrulatee. none
need Dr. given by hin unless tie court. ht
The time ~ proving the VIII or thereafter.
shall determine that n bond is required by
a change Ia tho circumstance or situation
o. the trustee or for other sufficient rra-
son. The cost Of procuring a bond may be-
alewee tbs trustee, as provided Ia section
Section 2. This art shall take effect and
be n force from ard after its passage and
publication.
Approved May %. 1909
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
Published June 2. 1909.
IA. LAWS OF 1909.

80 @-A ~ &&@SH
AN ACT 70 amend section 1o41-16 Of ~,
statutes, relating 70 the liability OF mem
bers or druggists and hardware dealers
mutual Insurance companies.
The people Of the State OF Wisconsin, rep
resented IN Senate and assembly,. do en-
act as follows
Section 4. section lq4f-i6 OF the stat
utes IA amended TO read Section 1941-ld
I. Such corporation. When duly organized
and on receiving the certificate Of the com
missioner OF Insurance. may issue policies
on druggists and other stocks. or hard
ware and on the buildings 10 which the
anne are contained for any time not ex-
ceeding hve years, and not extending b~
yond the tim such corporation Is 20 Non-
tinue, and for an amount not exceeding
Eve thousand dollars on any one risk.
. II may classify the property insur.i
az the time OF the i~usuring the same under
different rates corresponding as nearly as
may be 90 the greater or less risk which
may attach thereto but no policy shall
be Issued until At least one hundred thou
one hundred separate risks have been taken
and a premium thereon for one year paid
IN cash aggfegating not less than I'VE thou
g. AIT persons and corporations 50 sub
scribinc shall agree In writing 70 assume
a liability 70 be named IN the policy. such
liability shall not he less than .
one nor more than ave annual premiums.
and the amoun thereof shall be subject to
a call by the board Of directors FOR the
payment OF the losses and expenses during
the time for which the respective policies
shall coatinue In force and the same la
billty shat also Be agreed 70 By such sub
sequent applicant FOR Insurance
AL such corporations may thereafter
charge and collect In advance upon their
policy a full annual premium - cash, ard
shall IN their bylaws end policies nx BY
uniform rule the contingent. mutual ia
bility 81 members for the payment Of the
losses aud expenses, which liability shall
NOT ~ less than one nor more
than nva annual premiums as written IN
the policy. such liability shall cease with
the expiration on the Tina for which a
rsah premium has been paid In advance eN-
capt ar Hahilifv Incurred during sDch term
Sci don = This act shall take eject and
% IN .arce from and after rs passage and
publication
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

The people u the State Of Wizcnref, ren
resented IN senate and Assembly a. en-
act - follows
So zion l. There s. herebv added 70 the
statutes a new section 70 Rad Sertion
3oz7m. Every trustee Of q trust baoieatned
or de Used for charitable uses ~ 1n~rnsaa
shall render his account u - f-5sf an
nuaiiy 70 the count. court having f1risdic.
ton thereof IN the garne manner A. ereer-
tors and administ ators are rannirad Ia
render their account. and ssrh acronrr
shall be rendered on the first Tr.gdav ~
January. 1910. and every vear fberesfter
% tile nrlt Tuesday % January. and from
rHe 70 time as may be required By the
county court and he may be examined BY
fnr court upon anF matter relating 10 his
account and his conduct OF such trust
Tbs county court hayiug 5nrisdi elton Of
said matter shall annually. upon the hear
ing and allow anee Of such account make
an order directing such trustee 10 carry out
the trust as provided BY tie bequ-st " de-
wise creating such trust and such other or
further order as may be necessary 10 carry
out sac provisions Of the Request CT devise
creating sucl trust
Upon the failure u any trustee 70 com
ply Hith this section, OF with the order Of
rue county court. such trustee may there
upon De removed BY the county court and
some other person appointed as trustee Is
provided by law or the terms of the be-
quest Ok devise creating such trust.
Section 2. This set shall take effect
and BE- .n force from and after its passage
md publication.
Approved June l. 1909.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
No. 224, 81 Published June 2 1909.
CHAPTER 243. LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT to amend subdivision 7 Of section
145 Of the statutes. relating to the pow
ers OF town meeting.
The people OF the state OF Wisconsin, rep
resented. IN Senate anc Assembly, do en-
act as follows:
Section l. Subdivision Z OF section T78
Is amended TO read: Z. To authorize the
town board 20 Issue and negotiate bonds
81 the town, not exceeding Owe thousand
dollars In the aggregate, for the purpose
or defraying the expenses OF building any
bridge over any stream IN such town. when
the cost thereof shall exceed the n OF
two thousand dollars 10 authorize tho
town board TO Issue and negotiate bonds
Of the town. not exceeding 1--WE thousand
dollars In the aggregate, for the purpose Of
defrnytng the expenses OF building roads
such bonds may Be made payable at diff
ferent times, not. however. to exceed five
years from the date thereof. With interest.
The powers conferred by subdivisions s
and 7 shall not be exercised at any such
town meeting unless the town board shall
have given notice Of their intention to pre-
sent the proposition to such meeting as is
required IN case OF special town meetings,
nor unless a resolution or order to be voted
upon containing the particulars required by
section III shall be first publicly
read to such meeting before the vote shall
be taken
Approved June /. 1900.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
No. SOC. Al fpubisshea 4ure 2 la
CHAPTER 2sa LAWS OF 1909.

No. SOC. Al fpnblsshpa 1ure 2 1904.
CHAPTER De LAWS OF 1909.
An ACT TO amend section 1899 u the
statates relating 20 the relief Of soldiers.
sailors and marines
The necclo 90 fh~ state e Wisconsin. repre-
scented in SeuAte and Assent t. 90 enact
Is follows
Section +. section i1eag cf the statutes
5 amended 20 read Section IS HE Zach
faNr board. village aaard and She aldermen
* each war3 IN every city. shall cause 70
hr iurerred ia a aeeent sa1 respectable nan
ne5 in Aay cemetery ia thls state. ather
sii1n those used exclusively for the sEriai
Sc nnnparS. a. an expense 70 the ceuntg Il
uat iess than thirtf Eve. nor more than
HfsV Iaiias IRE eplr at any horqra5y tis-
fnareat sati.ar. sailor 81 marine 4ua the
wives ar eiass af s,frl soldiers sailors or
marines uha shan hsfe. 81 sny time sHrvai
in tff army or EaFy ~ tne Nnited states.
ana who Asft Gfa not lFAvirE s1n eiant
ureaas o. tesray tEe nefNzs4rT expenses q
q Eafrf hsTiat. or amber l1lrrN cfreuu-
STANCES WkieE Uuuld distress rs tSllg 70
paw tta expenses o. ssr1 burial
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