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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
MABRAy swINDLERs CAUGHT

SEATTLE. Nov. 15.-Joe Carroll. alias
Ole Marsh, and Bert Carroll, well
known wrestlers, were taken to Omaha
yesterday for trial on a charge of hav-
ing used the United States mails to
defraud They are alleged to have been
dlers who deluded rich men into bet
ting on fraudulent sporting contests
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
Sacramento Claims HOgau'S
Stellar TwirIer
[seeeiaL Dispatch 70 The Call

lSPeei0l Dispatch 10 The Call
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 15.-If the new
rules pertaining TO the standing of
state league players who. during the
season, jumped to the Coast league,
hold good the Sacramento club intends
putting in claim for Hap Hogans star
twirler. Dolly Vance.
Vance was with the Sacramento State
leaguers and jumped TO Vernon. The
rule says that such players must re-
vert to the State league, in which case
Vance should become q member of the
Sacramento State league team.
Vance has been drafted by the De-
troit Americans. bat as he was inelig-
ible the draft can not hold good.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16

treatment. which is always effective. Strict
privacy. Low fees. Easy payments. All
remedies furnished free. Advice free Call
or write for symptom blank Hours A. M
to p. M. Sundays 10 to l.
DR.. MOREL and associates. 81 Third st.
near Market, San Francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16

FINGER CRUSHED BY MACHINE-Berkele
Nov ia finger OF the right hand of Walter
Werman. 16 year old boy employed at the
Standard soap company OF West Berkeley. was
crushed this morning in press which he was
operating. Dr. J. ]. Benton treated the in
jury at the Roosevelt hospital. Werman lives
at has Fourth street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
PRIvATEDIsEAsEs

An uncured contracted
disease is a menace to
manly yigor. Thousands
of weak, unfit men trace
their condition to some
uncured private disease,
structure. chronic dis
charge or varicocele.
DIR. MOREL cures
QUICKLY and FOREVER
because he treats LOCAL.
.LY the part affected.
IThose unable 70 call may
/ be treated by his spe-
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16

HAvANAS DEFEAT DETROIT
HAVANA, Nov. 15.-The Havana
baseball team defeated the Detroit
Americans today to 4.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16

PAINTER FALLS FROM scAFFoLD- -Herbe. t
Rcnstrom. > painter fell 20 feet from = scaf
fold yesterday at lT2S Hayes street and sug
tained severe confusion Of the back.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16

The Colorado Midland has announced
the following general agents; Malone
Joyce. with Offices in Los Angeles; o.
T. Spindler, with Offices in Pittsburg;
J. H Davis. with offices in St. Louis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08
COTTON

N-w Orleans. Jul N-CoHon spots
yesterday quiet. unch8ug-a m0lIuE
I-l-l6 sales 4oe ou TIE spss and
none - arrive
Frrur-s opened steadv 6 81
poIr-s below the close teriat
Va bout The weather VAS haIisa
factor an advantage which th- bulls
tlve hai fCr some time market los
much 81 SIS strength and there wss
Q general tendency through tHH
entire lay toward ioW-r levels TIE
government weekly weather port
Which vas announced s11r before
the uo-B hour vas somewhat more
buII-h fhan had been expected aud
81 ghf alliances v-re Htad Taf
O tuWard teuIency of fhe marksf
roe -f-f e1Hl8 nos ha overcome ans
these gains were s3on wipea cut Al
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Tf.EY TOPICS
. Q O Q oooc Q c Q @ 0 O @ @ o

ola fa- Rhe-l was fortunate lasi
night d PLAYED fine owing 70 the
splendid condition q the atmosphere
people three blocks distant from the
hn- being c0mp--l-1 Sc Close WIN
lows ans doors because s. fr 50
r--at zn attsehmeu- tor th- rails q
cried ana m0ane- each tme j 3as
iarr-d loose i plaFs more raspins
sh=u high speed is attempted. bat
l-st evening accomplished As much
harm Is could b. expected from s
wheel unfr for use tWo Years before
The repu- The leader Of The A = mat
Ina been 70 Guthrie and heard 10 Z
wheel before lync1ug those four me-
lean nor he Ne. lfi-t 81 this time. hu'
Ian Will sdmit i such wee corrrc.
I the man was not guiFy oi Kr1ng
murder. arson unl worse follow u
I the wake of torture
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08
I NE N h RkE I s

Chpagos suly S-Unfavorable
weather tor harvesting De his c1un
trs prompted sclH- bus us IS Naesf
1n the board 81 trade yesterday
which resulted ID recovery 0t q
large part of THE css sustained dur
lna the previous session Final quo
tati 9us Fhowftg nef gains Of i u 90
! "A To l3se Corn and oats also
closed strong but provisions were
Avak
Va weather over a iargt part q
ihe winter wheat belt caused 5 com
pl4te reversiou q sentiment among
traders I'D iAe wheat rIt an4 insp rea
brisk demand WAich WAS ih -Nt
denc- thr1lghCut tht entire session
The principal demand was f1r the
deferred months although shorts
Wer- also lively bid diers t8r fae JHit
delivery owing pul 10 sh4rp ad
7uces Ia toe price 81 cash grain g
81 ouis ana Kansas CifF THE Dr.
cpmber option Wae relatively STRONG
rst ON fhe sf and a, oa- tine vas
up l-9c from the lowest = nt q
tha day Tie market Vas So buA
ishlV affected bA fhe poor r. pouse
Of the Liverpool market 20 the 81
yprn slump here TUESDAY and b
BE- ided Improvement .n eXpor ie
mand The close was strong a. Al
moet fae top
The corn markef vas weak a. 'ht
start h1f rallied before fa- -nd j
,h- frs. hour ana continued strsuz
3D. b
k-f closed --rong almost ~ hgi
Diut WIN prices PIP - - - t
34 Is 7Sr compared with tle prey.
oue close
Oats We're strong ail 1av TIE
market closed STRONG win r~ees
119 above Tues1ar fuai qn-
taflous
Realizing by leading ianes cause
weakness 81 theirp ovsstrd. lIl'Fru
weakness d The pro- is.aus market.
Prices a .le close Rere uneaauge.
t0 fifteen cents lower
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08
TON Brown or cLAREsoRE"


Kep one optic glued ON Tom
Brown
H. lives az Ciaremore
He IS dSrlcf judge
On th4 bench - IS Judge Brown.
sna We b. 90 the titorneV Who Tor
eaie ths majesty of the law ~ nm
fsrtaE-- one of those routes not con
slder-d rairht hr fhls man Brown
p-owu hails f-lm Missouri. bur ~
was 3 superintendent of schools q
an Arkansas county long en0ngh -
ferertain that fh- greatness q man
i brourn. out 10 the plain. everyday
walks 81 life. and bis gtur 81 res2-
iufe fearless son uf ola Mizzoo
practises sccnrding 20 the way he
views his fellows each aay 10 Ire
yesr
Alresdv has Judge Brown refused
- nd boy III servants 10 the peni.
feutiarr ln lieu ~ the pr son sept
eac= h@ makes Them read the bible
allow Ia them liberty 81 parole He
fae made more merclfnl decisions
rfsn maff would dare has this mar
Brown fuf record shows he has neY
Tom Brown. friend oi mahklhd a"-
su stern defender ~ the saN H
lestF leaves friends une united as -
goes fron county 60 county N the
seutinerisl histufc Ch rntee nation
Recently NaNata lsa % slxiess
rea-s WIS convicted ~ crime. i Ma
tter Iudgc Brown. aif De- decree
ina hnv should va hack % 1ail tiafs
r-ef fhe bible laarn the ten com
run insults. end repeaf them. iaseih
~ with iRo pealms When he eau g
thar 70 the satisfaction q De court
~ niM S. free
Any other course meant the pen
faruaf' reformainrv The lad wa
given the chance Tint b. viii tat'
saasntaee uf 10 one doubts p
cause brown has tried tte sehem'
So often and each time shows 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08
MORE oNE-coURsE


The ~ofteaest piece q hunco l''-f-
uefrsfa8 OF the CITY vas tN.-eoarst
brlck paving
T. rou doul, ~
Tb4n stroll doRn 90 Springer ave
vn. ana e. v.sur e. IS ful uf sesIr
e,nrl.-rau-se brick farlng i IS tns
r5r-ef es1u2 iuuierzte mass o. uais
and muck extaut
Y.s. with Tins horrible example q
oHiriaf malfeasance and mlsg uldea
..ru1prnr IA rieW rhe Hll Gems rue
rlor COMPANY IS Arranging 90 pave
FaEf Warner with single course brich'
The OUTRAGE IS apparent ~
urope-v owners don't van Z ana
~ IL. citv council either fnrouEi
hind stupidity or criminal nea ls
euce win afford the property owners
no relief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08
coRsoRATloN TAxATloN

The Taf movement II dodge 81 n
eame gas bF p.selLE 8 special dunl
upon corporations IS t1e most clever I
move s. The sl.~ela. Interests s-ncs
th- 1av fonH Sherman placed the al
frux as % III sta-ute books uf De
Republic
= the Fieui sfockhold-f fust ~ the
uit-a States had b--eu allowed 90
grTF " freezing ou The minority
stockholaers- Il coula nU have con
eelee8 s r ore danEe-ous and sure = az
60 max tie little f-IIlW forfeit ms
holdings for q trfi- uo matter aha
fhey a. worth il reality.
Faf instance. q corporf ion with an
+ zug hs,rizea caplial 81 : eel eBe as So
mauT itt.e concerns were organized
F Iior wlta an actual Investment ut So
. Hag and s lis. q offic-rs drawing %
a-es more money annually than
kas placed .r the company can De-
hand ia s tbas there all never BE- q
profit faa IS not taxed 90 death. over
au aitara the salaries soon Tie li-
iu4 fellows wlu have Co sell then
Ae h.g hal1ers VII arrange the req
ur to sur thel- own siockhoi4ing
.tas ar fhs little holder az u al
speeIsl Legislative deals sill have
naia forfeit and ali the costs
Take Tie II rriman holdings In
der the proposed law. the siockhole
Iers aiEl pay TAX oH their profits bu'
Ifha will all be- after the Interests
lhaKa uasH & tAe Harr man svnAcatt
tun=ncNpufatea8 something like slep
latH lV0 mually
ts Il "a vol fer hai Hartman ant
lath~r o. IT, bic holders are abroag
flst thfs nsfarlous raid against ths
som morality Is befnE p~rpr~frat ID
A faW meu had the courage 20 vote
gains fhis measure when II Vas b.
Gore fh senate. II Is safe to add tha
Ihalf d hass Rho voted for Il did s.
nsc4us. u The feeling throughout ~
-aHHtry eeainsf great corporations
Tha power which inspire Presiden
Taf Is throw this sop at the p.-opl
uas wise enough rs vance q schem
h.. p-o8i- would demand never s0pr
ne Is realize Il was % break dow
suahp- safpgnar8 - their interests
I rha solid lineup 90 d. senators al
eyed 10 represent the interests. evei
though AIarich dlsglaImed fai-h in 4
s. pfoof sufficient the Joker va
tpH phes-d and would o. iouul wori
ine 10 fha last extremity
Great corporate no. ings by he rc
7 gre Vel arranged For ten or twent
p.t-e tha laws ~ some states hav
l-seg - ael arranged f-w c3rporat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08
cHlcAoo Musr ANsMFR

TIE Gne.vs trial iu Chicago
hee 81 th extreme
ianitssnsss which p-edominael in
tla great c.fv for 60 mant years
an8 nh.ch has Brought shame % The
So imperial ste o. Illinois While
Hemn a har may not D. the
tietm # tae white slave aEeucles t
none be Jess apparent The custom
fha afkpr slide has played q prom
paf H her Hfe and because 81
eas en- Chicago must ~ heral E
/. 2 - ths warld as ere 1arkssf 4 al
la#casisu cities
chicago has grown So rapidly and
- r3smorol.tau her popaafIon. few
ga e-sfa1d the growing criminal -
forts "a The poofer districts As the
G.agI-s rial proceeds may unfold
eter#es r. those which have gone be-
fore. an # 50. reveal much fhe
eccrs aate been unable 20 unrlyel 10
ffe efforts made b. tie more clean
mIr5e5 afizens - fhe inland world 5
.a casf eIfy
Fsr haf sins - the past and greed
- he present Chicago must uow an
sFer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08

AT fae bone of -te brides parents
100 miles sagtheast OF le civ Mr
A.at~ uatraer and Miss J-aneti,
iiu'ctlrs were united in marriage
hf rb- Rev W H Rose al O'Clock
Mednssla afternoon. Tie Hutchins
BONE was a.tist ic4ly decorated v-h
American Beauty roses. carnations
g-s' urtiuus eul foliage The csre
mouy was witnessed by a large num-
b.r 81 friends ~ the contracting par
fIes and relatives therr being fry
persons pre~-ns from oh paris %
Logan COUNTY Tl. bride vas arlr
81 In a handsome tailored going
avay slt of Tan m-ssaiin-. With Dat
and gloves 10 match aud carried q
beautiful bouQuet ~ Gala lhes A.
t-r fhe Well.gE ceremony aaiuft
luueaear Ras --rtti The bride is
rhe cuir daughter ~ Nr and Mrs
M Hufrhns and is an aec5mP
lshed AMI charming v1uug adv
a-.l knoSu ir Guthrie social circles
She ls a F-a1uste of fh- Logau couu-
q high school TIE groom & me
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08

S-ops earache il Two minutes.
tooihaChe or pain Of burn or scald IN
five minutes, hoarseuess. one hour.
musclrache. Two hours sore throat
twelve hours-D~ Thomas EclectrlC
or. monarch over pain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08

MEXICAN maskfafs ale Up an 2
Pas0 me.chanf's hams LEI us pus q
sann o. Mexican muskrafs. les ne
y, is-corfiranf nln=F~af 4eeaefafies -
.nper.led b the Mexiesn product
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08

Radnm Is o BE- on the free list
That encouraging 70 our -adium ea1
ers. bu. doesn't help the Ecsftere-
few who have 70 bay coats and eof
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08

Pfitll ps- oCFibLfns.
Mr Albert G. Phillips formerly OF
ihis cts and uoW ID Ba tlesvllie.
ana Miss Mary Louisa Scribbins We're
ma RED az tIe home ,f fue bride S
parents l04 Wes, Noble avenue az
high noon "Wednesday d, the Rev
D N5bir pastor of the First
Christian church A large number OF
relatives and immediate friends Wit
ur,sed The ceremony After the Ger
emouy an elaborate four course din
u-l Was served The bride b. one
e .ba popul4 school teachers iu the
9uthile public schools and is Vel
ku Wn in TIE capital CITY The groom
pramnue business man Of
Bartl-srl- TIE happy couple let'
u ths afternoon 'raiu tor Bartles
vill- where ihey will Boz al home ,l
tae.r many friends after August
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08

1ehu Golb.e of this c.F IS h4ils
p ioa-d IS Republican Euberna.
I1Ial candidate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08

The hearing OF some men Who
work a. being officials IS no, good
Wheu s. comes 10 recognizing call
F f8r harvest hands
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08
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Governor and Mrs G y Haskell
ait daughter Ms Jane are spend
ins few days iu sulphur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08

More PEOPLE are Killed cel-bra' ng
fhe 4tn of Jue than f-.i during TIE
entire R-vClutionarV war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08

Cs settlers ~ 'ss saw there are
more 1u 3mobles here uov -hau when
rh-r rr.t saw Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08

d is our observation that as
rule he nau Who insists thar he Is
gentleman isn't
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08

Earu.u- bread by sweat " face IS
luu na-l these lays-uuf 1ar1 %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08

las -nr us TIE boz vs- ever r.
eurd.-1 q Oklahoma
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04
Arcadia Results

SANTA ANITA PARK. Feb. 3.--Sixtieth day
OF the winter meeting Of the Los Angeles racing
association A ". Hamilton. presiding Judge
J. J. Hoffman. starter. Weather raining Track
sloppy:
FIRST RAcE-six and a half furlongs
selling:
4o-I-Frieze CFrachsJ los 81 h
1S-5-otilo (ButwelD ...1O3 "a oh
s-1-Billy Bodemer CHoward) 1O4 8 i al
Time-:0e As. IL As. 20 1-5 al, :53 As.
1:o7. l:21 4-5. At post 1 minute on at Isl
Fargo Rose. Some Stone, Nasmerito. Lula g.
Sir Barry finished named. Value to winner
Trained by G. W. Poole.
SECOND RAoE-Three and half furiongs.
purse.
odds Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. str Fin
2-5-Flying Squirrel (shllng)l15 ? j 2h1
3O-1-Medallion (AIcGee) ..IOT 3 2 2 IL
PONY E,,,l.ss 5Howa9rd} % So
61s minutes. on at 2:19 j. H. Barr, Charles
Fox. DOmithilda. Camera, Roberta. Arthur
Rouse, Hindoo Star; Doc sology John Lynch
ner oh. c. by Cesarion- Kalie. Trained by "a
McDaDiels.
THIRD RACE-six furlongs purse:
e-5-RiaIto (SIcGee) Iii IH1 h
4-1-Gowan (ButwelD .....1O6 , 3122
3-l-Creston Qoward) los 2 8 21s
1:l4 10. At post 6 minutes or at PAS Fern
L. Daruma, finished as named Value to win
ner 500. Winner ch. h. by Watercress- Teatro.
FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs. purse:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin.
3-2-Far West (Butwelp ITO III
7-5-Mark Anthony (McGee) Jos 3
Tlme-:12. :23 80. :35. FAT 10. LOO 80.
1:l2 %. 1:25 3d. At post 1 minute on at
1901 Three starters. Value to winner $500.
Winner b. 2. by Montana Touchepas Trained
by ]. Miller.
FIFTH RACE-One mile, purse:
Odds Horse and Jockey VT. st. Str Fin.
3-l-Miss Sain page. ......1O1 9 IL IL
l-3-Jack Akin Powers). .l21 4 62S
Gle. T. Fryer (Shilling) .107 3 70 IS
Time-:I2. % 3-5. 80 As, 100 %, 1:13 40.
1927. Fair Annie also ran. Value to winner
S325. Winner b. m. by Sain-Miss Baker. Trained
by l.. Marion.
SIXTH RAcE-one and an eighth miles.
purse:
Odds Horse ana Jockey VT ST. Str Fin
1l-5-J. C. Glenn (AIcGee) .105 LII In
S-5-Alma Boy Dfartin) 100 2 3 a III
3-l-Oberon (ButwelD .....111 FL 8
% r% a5 I1s 80 as e - i 81 Fl - 4
80 minutes. CT at 3:491z. Molesey also ran.
goldsby- Irmena. Trained by w ST. Vincent
SEVENTH RAcE-Six and a half furIongs
selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT. st. Str. Fin
ls-5-Reformation fRussilD JOG 2 1 n 1 y
6-5-J. h Reed Ougan) JOY 8 FL 2
12-1-Rieta (Shilling) .....fO6 5h 81
Time-:07. rs Is 20 80. al 40. SO, :07,
l:21 Is. At post minutes. OF at 4:17. bred
kin. Procla, Woolwinder Glenart. finished as
named Value to winner $325. Winner b. c.
By o'shay-Future Bright. Trained by J. Tigue.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04
STATUS OF
ANTI-RACE BILL
In DOUBT
Washington Legislature i'm a
Controversy Over the
Emergency Clause

OLYMPIA, Wash. Feb. 3.-The anti
racetrack gambling bill passed the
senate today. The bill passed the
house last week. The bill makes pool
selling, book making or conducting
places where bets are made on horse
races a felony, and provides that the
possession of gambling paraphernalia
is prima facie evidence of a violation
of the act.
An emergency clause, which if adopt
ed would put the law into effect imme-
diately, was the principal point of con-
tention in the senate today. An amend
ment was adopted to the clause making
the act take effect May l instead of Inn
mediately but the concession did not
save the clause from defeat. When the
roll was finally called the vote stood
2S for the emergency clause and IS
against. Without the clause the law
becomes effective June II.
The house treated the senates de-
feat of the emergency clause as an
amendment to the act and by unani-
nous vive voce vote refused to concur.
When the report of the houses action
reached the senate President Ruth
ruled that the senate had not amended
the bill and declared a motion to APP
point a conference committee out of
order.
The controversy between the two
houses leaves the status of the main
bill in doubt.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04
High School Athletics

More than 100 men have signed the list OF
candidates for Lowell high schools track team
for 1909. Prof. Frederick Koch. member OF
the Lowell faculty and a past holder OF the
University OF California 40 yard record: Sidney
Schwartz, a graduate OF Lowell. who formerly
held record for the 100 yard dash, and Archie
de Mamiel, a University OF California runner.
viii make up the list OF coaches for LOwelPs
track team. Koch Will handle the long distance
and weight men, while Schwartz and De Mamiel
will coach the sprinters and middle distance
runners. Among the track men who have signt-
ned their intention OF competing this year
Leo Meyer, the 40 yard runner. who holds
coast record; Leonard Agezelow. who Is one OF
the speediest quarter milers In the state; Bob
Van Acker, the brawny football star; Clarence
wakeman, LowelPs best long distance man and
pole vaulter-
Tom Lame, the ex-LOweu swimmer and all
around athlete, who holds number OF records
for swimming. is seriously i'll with appendicitis
in Los Angeles
BERKELEY Feb. S.-Manager Malcolm Sin
clair OF the Berkeley high school basket ball
team has announced matches follows: stock
ton high school at Stockton. February 5; Cali
fornia college at Berkeley, February 10; Stock
ton, at Berkeley. February r. Games win also
be played with San Francisco. Oakland ana
Fresno teams. The line up OF the I'VE from the
high school OF this city IS: Forwards Daniel
Drake (captainl. Phil Embury: center Mel
Cornwall: guards, Homer Davis. d. Bogardus
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04
COurSing Stakes to Briug
Out Fast Hounds

The followers of coursing are offered
good card Sunday at Ingleside cours-
ing park. Two stakes are down for
decision, and a crack bunch of long
tails will measure strides. The f1eetest
greyhounds in California are entered
In the class stake. The drawing for
the races follows:
Open stake-Princess TFixie VS.. Theodore
Bell, White Rogue Bon Ami, Hollywood vs.
Shaun O'Farrell, Ineeda Lronhouse Eagle
Rock vs.. Best Turkey, Young Pasha Hebber,
Third Rail VS.. Ottawa, Sequoia Ocean Boy
The Mint VS.. Wing En-, Agile Squirt VS.. Leading
Lady, Paso Robes VS.. Wild Bug, Red Leaf VS..
Wild Bill. Galtemore VS.. Miss Emily Old Peach
VS.. Burton.
Glass stake-Rear Admiral VS.. Gold Musk,
Jack Keyelin vs.. Mainstay Carmel vs. Roman
Money. Golden Rule VS.. Wildwood Mr.. Lonjers
VS.. Speedway, The Crowd vs. Royal Gold
Cheyenne VS.. Turkeys Best Tralee Lad vs. The
Rowdy Georgetown vs.. Lady Kelp. Melrose
Best. The Battler vs. Walla Walla.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04
WALLABIES WILL
ARRIVE HERE
VERY SOON
Arrangements Being M ade to
Give Australian Rugby Men
a Great Reception
By William Unn7aCk

Leave Chicago tonight 6 o'clock,
arrive San Francisco 500 p. m.
MCMAHON
The above telegram from the mana
ger of the Australian Rugby team, re-
ceived Tuesday. sets at rest all doubts
as to the arrival of the team. The
team will be given rousing reception
at Oakland. The Golden Gate COM
mandery band has volunteered its serv-
ices for the occasion and will head
large procession UP Market street to
the hotel where the visitors will stay.
The team will play its first game
Saturday at Berkeley against the Uni
versity of California. The second game
against Stanford will be at Palo Alto,
and the big game against All Califor-
MIA has been definitely decided to be
played on the grounds at Nineteenth
and Market streets. These grounds
will be put in proper shape at once.
Extra bleacherS will be run and it is
expected that the largest crowd ever
seen on football field in this city will
be in attendance Saturday. February
Is. The personnel of the team, ages,
heights and weights, is as follows:
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COLLEGE BOY WILL
JOIN A BIG
LEAGUE
Schaffer of Santa Clara Signs
Contract With the New
York Americans

Santa Clara college. which produced
Hal Chase, the famous first baseman
whose playing with the New York
Americans was the talk of the base
ball world, is about to send another
young player east who is said to be
equally sensational The young man
Is Arthur Sehaffer, student at Santa
Clara college, who has been signed by
Muggsy McGraw of the New York
Giants to play shortstop.
Schaffer's playing with the college
has been commented upon by baseball
critics, and the reports of his ability
reached McGraw's ears, and he lost no
time in picking up the young short
stop. Schaffer has all the earmarks
of a great player, and his friends pre-
dict that he will make good with the
Giants.
Schaffer is a resident of Los Angeles
and is only 19 years old. He is big
fellow, weighing It's pounds, and is a
wonderfully fast man, being able to
step 100 yards in 10 2-5 seconds.
number of baseball magnateS have
been after the services of .Schaffer, but
McGraw beat them to it. Connie Mack
wired his agent, Jimmy Byrnes, to sign
Schaffer for him, but Byrnes got on the
job too late. Happy Hogan of the Yer
non team and Charley Graham were
after Schaffer.