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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
TWO RAVfLSTONS
STEP LIVELY CLIP
Youngsters at Emeryvine Put
Through PAGES i'm Spite of
Murk and Mud

Notwithstanding the murk and the
mud, the owners of yearlings at En-
. eryville are pressing them through
their final lessons on the track. The
baby strings of Spreckels, Schreiber.
Blakeley and DriscolI were all at work
on the inner course yesterday morn
ing and some of them were asked to
go the three -eighths, which will be the
distance of the first race in January.
Two of the Ravelstons in DriscOlfS s
string stepped the route in :43 10.
With the material at hand it is GER
tain that some real racehorseS will be
developed early and equally certain
that some of them will change hands
at large figures. Andy Blakeley has
commissions from two eastern turfmen
to buy anything that shows class,
which means an offer of from $4,000 TO
$4,000 for stake winners in embryo.
Blakeley brought a couple of sweet
yearlings with him. One. a sister to
Sylvia Dunbar. called Ossa bar. will be
ready for the first race. The other is
| by Infiexible out of Tennebrae and
therefore a half brother to The Fog
and The Mist. Keeping up the wet
weather nomenclature, this youngster
has been named PIuvius. He is one of
the best lockers at the track.
At Memphis Blakeley left u year
lings, which will be sent TO Sheepshead
Johnson. BlakeIey still has Mary
Davis, which he left with Billy Carrick
CT OHCCpSHcdQ
Owing to the limited number of year
lings in training, the jockey club will
only accept the entries of those whose
registration and naming is proved, and
after approval of schooling by the
starter.
Colonel Applegate has turned his
sprinter Cymbal over to W. E. Cotton
for training.
Former Jockey J. Sinnott has bought
Fordello from Ellston & Co. The old
sprinter used to be hard to beat.
Tom Ryan, whose string arrived
from Latonfa at the opening of the
meeting, reached the track from
Chicago yesterday.
Raleigh d, the good > year old in
the barn of G. NJ Johnson, was named
for Raleigh P. Dodson. representative
In the Tennessee legislature.
The slow time being made at Juarez
is due to the newness of the track.
but horsemen agree that ii will dull
the speed of the racers, and that those
wintering there viii be of little use in
next summers racing.
Jockey Eddie Dugan was due in Oak
land last pight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
GREAT MUD SINGING
CONTEST LOOKED FOR
Jim Coffroth Is on His Way to Europe to
Bring Over Three British Boxers for
His Mission Arena
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

CHAMPIONSHIP singing almost certain to pecede
"A battle Jehes and Johnson The tales
u York Hoboken just before the JUICY Nckad
all country but
OF shortly follow Wait
Angeles within the few days and wait
They many about the OF double cross
worked
the southern such
chap His pride would have not been
pugit the world back
and the pugist whom he
of McCarey will have lot
While in New York McCay Jefries friend John
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
Walter CampW pWantsReyision
OF Football Rules

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec THAT
there should be a revision of the foot
ball rules with a view to minimizing
the chances of serious accidents was
declared here today by Walter Camp,
Yales graduate coach. Il don't know
that | am sufficiently prepared to say
just what these rule changes should
be-" said Camp, but l am collecting
such facts as / can that would lead to
the knowledge of how to effect the best
results"
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
L'Allegro BOwlers Defeat
SeminOleS

The bowling tournament which is
now in progress at the Jefferson square
bowling alleys for beautiful loving
cup Is resulting in some closely con-
tested games. The L'Allegro club de-
feated the Seminole club of Oakland
Monday night The victors were in
fine form and they have a good chance
of winning the tournament The other
teams are the California Grays, Semi
noles and the Sphinx
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
Hawaiian Islander TO Foster
Aviation as Sport
Especial Correspondence of The Call

HONOLULU, Dec. 1,-Peter c. Beamer
of Hilo returned from the mainland last
week having placed an order for fly
ing machine which he will use on the
island as a means of promoting sport.
Beamer is an enthusiastic motOrist and
in the days of bicycling made a tour
of old Mexico on wheel. writing his
impressions afterward for an eastern
paper He is a man of sufficient means
to indulge his taste for the unusual.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
Juarez Results

JUAREZ. Dec. 7.-Favorites Jared badly at
the races here today. -Four long shots won.
while the other tVo events were divided by split
hret choices. Jimmy Blute won two wnen
Gold Finn and Bsnbury won. both at good prices.
The track was IN better shape ana is rapidly
getting fast Results:
s567. FIRST RACE-six furlongs: selling.
ODDS Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
<i-9snSs Around a ss'I9es 1as ,,ioissS,or;5i
Sl-John sparks los tRice) )..--.---.....-... 3
Tme-1:i7. Deuce Ssbsdo. Henry Of Shenne-
mere. Hollow, Dsiesmsn and Chan Belle finished
55es. SECOND RACE-Five and half fur
ODDS. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
7oI-Lsdy PsDehits. ss CGsrnerl ........... ?
Time-l:O9 45. Kyle. Dave Montgomery.
Aunt Nancy, Miss Hs-aty and May Bride finished
556s. THIRD RACE-Six furlongs: selling:
Odds Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin
6l-God Finn. Ill tMcCahey( ............
ll-5-Hannah Louise, 100 fPickensl ......... 2
7l-Gladys Louise. lob (Molesworth) ....... 3
Time .i6 2-5. Tremargo. Ethel Day. Gem
mel. Gresham and Melange finished as named.
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
s-l-Bon Ton, log lGarner) ner)--...............- /
5-I-Execute, ll5 small --.-.--.-----.-.... 2
Time-1:17 As. Elder, Charlie Doherty Bill
Brsmble, Ora suddeth and Gull finished as
557I. FIFTH RAcE-Five and half fur
odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
s-1-High Culture, l05 (Warrenl ......... j
10-1-Henry Mann. 100 (Austin) n).-......... .
SImSonoels' lOS ihamseys 3
Rounder. Odd Rose. Congo corso. Jim Miller and
Red Campus finished named.
56S2. SIXTH RACE-One mile: selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
2-1-Banbury. % fGarner) r).....--......... 1
s-I-Dr- Dowpie, 93 o. WILSON, ...-.......... ?
21-Bonnie Prince Charlie. 1O7 fSmaiil - 3
Time .46 Is. Miss Ida Giles Moliere DR.
Nash and WineberTy finished as named.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
Clark to Manage Pittsburg

PITTSBURG, Dec. Barney Drey-
fus, president of the Pittsburg base
announcement that Fred Clark would
direct the play of the Pittsburgs in
the 1910 campaign. When Clark and
l parted last fall" said Dreyfus, "he
told me he would be back in the spring
and that's enough for me. He will
lead the team next year"
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
EASTERN STAR BALL.

EASTERN STAR BALL4-The entertainment sna
esli given 5y Amo chapter Of the Eastern
well attended and proved very cnioysble
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
FIGHT FOR LEAGUE
PRESIDENCY WAKES
Ebbefs of Brooklyn Favors
Ward and Dovey Comes
Out for Heydier


NEW YORK. Dec. 7-Charles H
FSbbets, president of the Brooklyn Ma
tional league baseball club, declared
today that at the annual meeting of the
National league of this city on Dec
ember IA he would vote for John
M. Ward for president as against John
A. Heydler. the incumbent
Ebbets says HeydIer's decision in dis
puted cases cost the Brooklyn club
two games last season. He asserted.
however, that he was willing to vote
for Heydler for secretary treasurer
for life.
President Ebbets also declared him
self against syndicate baseball and
In favor of a season of 16S games
next year, beginning on April IA, and
ending on October 16.
Hermann Knocks Ward
CINCINNATI, Dec. THE fight over
the coming election of a president of
the National baseball league may be
settled by compromise, according to
a statement that August Hermann,
chairman of the National baseball COM
mission, gave out tonight on the eve
of his departure for New York
4 have always been for Mr.. Hey
der said Hermann. but If I find
lLdl lneTe is no cnance Tor MS election
/ Will not vote for him.
I will vote for the next best man.
sooner than cause a row. but that man
will not be John NJ. Ward
DOvey Reelected
BOSTON, Dec. president Dovey
was today reelected by the Boston
National league club.
John P. Harris of Pittsburg was
chosen as a director
President Dovey announced that he
favored John A. Heydler for president
of the National league.
Sign With Detroit
DETROIT, Dec. 7.-Outfelder McIn-
tyre and Catcher Beckendorf today
signed with the Detroit club for an
other season.
Rochester Buys Blair
NEW YORK. Dec THE New York
American league club today sold
Catcher Walter Blair to the Rochester
team of the Eastern lea que
Clark to Manage Pittsburg
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
Rochester Buys Blair

NEW YORK, Dec. THE New YORK
American league club today solo
Catcher Walter Blair to the Rochester
team of the Ea astern lea que.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
DOvey Reelected
Sign With Detroit

DETROIT, Dec. 7.AOutfelder McIn-
tyre and Catcher Beckendorf today
signed with the Detroit club for an
other season.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08

Former Jockey J. Sinnott has bought
Fordello from Ellston & Co. The old
sprinter used to be hard to beat.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08

Tom Ryan, whose string arrive,
from Latonia at the opening of tn
meeting, reached the track from
Chicago yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08

Owing to the limited number of year.
lings in training, the jockey club will
only accept the entries of those Whose
registration and naming is proved, anC
after approval of schooling by the
starter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08

Colonel Applegate has turned his
sprinter Cymbal over to W. E. CottoI
for training.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-08-06
For Tired People.

That delightful outing trip via the
steel steamer "King Edward" of the
Algoma Central Steamship Line, which
operates between Cleveland, Ohio, and
Sault st. Marie, Michigan. This boat
leaves Cleveland at 200 p. m. every
Saturday, Detroit 500 a. IN. Sunday
morning and stops at all ports of call
along the Canadian shore, through the
Thirty Thousand Islands of the Georg
ian Bay. To anyone desiring a de.
lightfully restful outing with the priv
ilege of stopping off at any port along
the route, no trip can be better planned
than that via the King Edward. Elk
cellent fishing may be secured at any
point north of Killarney. Rate of fare
from Detroit to Sault Ste Marie and
return 1898 90 which includes meals and
berth. Full information can be secur.
ed from Ashley a. Dustin, foot of First
street, or &. Leidich, Griswold street
Detroit, Michigan. or II. j. Kennedy
Traffic Manager, Sault Ste Marie, On.
tariO.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-08-06

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Dated Aug. ), 1909.
ADVERTISED IEIItRS.

Ida Byers
Lottie Walker
Clara Pohupe
Ernest BOwlby
+. Harvey Drake, l.. M.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-08-06
Baxter Makes Hit.

In the account of the Battle Creek
Saginaw game Friday in which the
former team was victorious, the Battle
Greek Journal gives Baxter the follow
ing meutiOn
Baxter, the new addition to the
team, put up a beautiful game at sec
ond base. He iielded with 1850 per
cent besides coming home with the
first score after he had doubled. He is
the best man who has been holding
down the second sack since Traynor's
day. and in all the games he has play
ed with the Crickets so far he has not
made an error or failed to get a hit"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-08-06
Resolutions of Coincidence.

The following resolutions of condo
lence were adopted by Peerless Hive,
No. 1913, l.. q. Il. NJ. M.
Whereas, our Heavenly Father in his
divine wisdom has seen fit to call home
Lady Jennie SOmers, who was one of
our first and most faithful members;
therefore be it
Resolved: That we extend to the be-
reaved family our sincere sympathy in
this their sad afiliction, trusting that
their loss will be her gain.
Janet Award,
Mary j. Boucher,
Lena Andreae,
Committee
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-08-06
Yale People hurt.

At times 1t is necessary to go out of
town to get the news. We publish be
low clipping from the Port Huron
Daily Herald regarding family OF
Yale being hurt in an automobile ac-
cident:-
awhile William V. Andreae, banker
of Yale, and also president of the y ale
Wooden Mills, was driving his family
in his automobile on the London road
in Canada this morning, the car struck
depression in the thoroughfare and
the occupants were thrown out. Mr.
Andreae's head was severely cut, while
Mrs. Andreae was slightly hurt. The
car is now being repaired at the Yokom
garage"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-08-06
SEALED BIDS WANTED.

We, the undersigned building com
mittee of School District No. 4, Speaker
township, solicit sealed bids for the
building of school house in said dis
trict. Plans and specifications may be
seen at the ExpositOr office, where bids
will be received and opened at 200
o'clock pm. Tuesday. August 10th,
1909 We reserve the right to reject
any and all bids. Robt. Irving,
Thos. Melaney,
Luke Conroy,
Dated Aug. ), 1909. Building Com.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-08-06

There will he no Sunday school
nor preaching services in the NJ. +.
church next Sunday. Services as usual
one week from Sunday.
A county teachers examination will
be held in Port Huron on August IL
and IL. The headquarters will be at
the high school building.
King G. Holden, with crew of men,
has torn down the old dwelling house
on corner of Jones and Mechanic
streets and will erect new one OF the
site.
Mrs. David Williams has purchased
fine granite monument of Inch ~
Rambau, Pontiac, and placed it on her
lot at Elmwood cemetery in memory of
her deceased husband.
Ashton Smith was down town Tues
day for the first time in several weeks.
Only a few months ago he was operated
on at Ann Arbor for appendicitis and
has not been doing as well as he might
since.
Will Phillips, rural mail carrier, is
having his vacation but instead of go.
ing away on an outing he is busy
building a porch to his dwelling on
east North street. His brother Roy is
looking after the rural route.
The Ladies' Aid of the West Brock
way Nj. u. church surprised Mrs. A.
Morgan, at the home of her son Harry
Morgan, on Tuesday afternoon. All
present enjoyed a pleasant afternoon
and evening. Refreshments were serv.
ed.
Rev. G.. B. Steele, superintendent OF
the NJ. Il. churches of this district, has
but few weeks longer to hold this
title. In September his six years ser
vice at the head of the churches will
be finished, and at the conference to
be held in Detroit his successor will be
appointed. Mr.. Steele will probably be
given another district, when the con-
ference meets.-Port Huron Times.
The last quarterly meeting of the M.
+. church will be held in Yale on Sat
urday and Sunday. The business
meeting will he held Saturday after
noon at which all members are re-
quested to be present TO extend call
to a new pastor as Rev. Ostrander has
no intentions of remaining another
year. Sunday morning, love feast at
1000 O'Clock, preaching at HOO and
7:30 in the evening.
The ice cream social and entertain
ment given Thursday evening, July 30,
by the ladies of the West Brockway NJ.
Il. church, was a success both financial
ly and socially, the net proceeds of the
evening being $500 Much credit is
due the program COMMITTEES for an en-
tertainment which was enjoyed by all.
The ladies of the church wish to thank
the friends who helped 90 make the
occasion one of pleasure and profit
The members of the Nj. T.. choir have
migrated to Lakeport, having started
with all tenting and camping facilities,
early Wednesday morning. They will
remain for about two weeks enjoying
Lake Huron's health giving breezes.
The following persons make up the
party:-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newell
and daughter Lysle, Mrs. John Staley,
Pearl Mcdonald, Fredda Holden, Ada
and Nellie Beard, Laura Kelley, Alice
White, Jean Drake, Len0re and Mia
Holden, Grace Danielson, Rensley
Holden and Roy Moore.
Snhqcriha for the Exnoeitor
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-08-06

Hugh III. Hart, who last fall made
such splendid race for the office of
Judge of Probate and lost, will without
doubt receive the appointment of Su-
pervisor of the u. ;. Census for the 18th
district of Michigan. Congressman
McMoran and Senators Smith and Bur
rows have united in recommending Mr..
Hart to the president for the place.
Hugh's host Of friends i'm this part of
the district and throughout st. Clair
county will be more than pleased to
learn of his appointment and offer
hearty congratulations.
Here's hoping that something better
may be yours Hugh.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-02
WHAT is DOING
THE WORLD OVER
A WORD ABOUT THE LEADING
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
Smash Go the AIrshIp Records.

Smash Go the AlrshIp Records.
The ayiators' meet at Rheims, France.
last week was q notable. success. The
participation OF some sixty rivals, many
OF worldwide fame, intent on winning
the prizes offered, led to q whole series OF
new worlds records. The heavier-than-
air craft quite outdid the dirigibles and
seem to have established the pre-
eIninence OF that form OF airship. Day
by day, up to the last moment, each
successive flyer outdid the other. Glenn
II. Curtiss, the only American, won
3s, 600 francs, the international cup and
the Grand Prix leadership, covering the
course three times in the fastest time.
Latham flew the highest, while Farman
covered the greatest distance, 1Il.7S
miles, in 3h., AM, So 2-5s. Bleriot met
with an accident that put him virtually
out. Count Zeppelin with his big dirig-
ible balloon attained his long endeavor
by covering $50 miles from Friedrischafen
to Berlin, where he was greeted by the
kaiser and 100000 people, including
Wilbur Wright, the American aviator.
he ship carried eleven persons and made
the distance 10 two days. On its return
trip it met with an accident that will re-
quire some time to repair.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-02
NORTH RANDOLPH

School opened with Miss Beth Heath,
teacher.
Eleanor Fits goes to Randolph Center
this week to enter the Normal.
The Grange picnic was largely at
tended. All had good time.
Rev. Mr.. Lewis has preached his last
sermon here at the hall, for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Carpenter enter
tained her sister and little daughter last
week.
Mrs. d. J. Camp went to WiIliamstown q
to attend Pomona grange last week
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvan Fletcher returned
from a visit to their son and family last
week, reporting a fine time.
Reports are that tine marching team
did fine work last Friday night, it being
their first degree work.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Richardson and
Lee Blodgett are all quite sick with ton
siIitis. DR.. Newell is attending physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Taft went to Bur
Iington to visit his sister and two
brothers, one here from California, anc
other relatives Of both.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-02
eooo MAN LAlo TO assr.
Funeral Services Of the Late Deacon
Lewis Fish Held Friday.

Lewis Fish Held Friday.
The funeral service over the remains OF
The late Deacon Lewis Fish was held al
O'Clock Friday afternoon in Bethany
church, to which came very many to take
the last look at one, loved in life and sin.
cerely mourned in death. Beautiful
flowers covered the casket, typical of the
life just ended which had bIossomed in
good deeds, springinR from the soil of q
pure heart. A wreath Of asters was the
gift from the Sunday school, over which
he had been superintendent 20 years, and
lovely bouquet OF v hite phlox as the
tribute of Bethany guild; while many
other floral pieces mutely expressed the
esteem OF individual friends.
quartet-O. j. Marcott, Miss NJ.
Blanche Sparhawk, Miss c. Kate Howard
and A. H. Beedlc-sang during the serv-
ice ''Rock OF Ages" tsWill the Circle be
Unbroken?' and "Ahide with Me.''
The opening sentences and Scripture les
son were read by Rev. Fraser Metzger.
and prayer was offered by Rev. G. W.
Morrow Of Detroit, Mich, q former pas
tor of the deceased, who had been called
to officiate at the last sad rites.
Speaking with evident emotion, Mr..
Morrow justly eulogized him who in the
length of his 81 wears had been the guide
and counselor of so many in the Chris
tian life. 81 feel,'' he said, athat my
place might well be today in the pew
along with those who feel so keenIy the
sundered ties on the occasion of our being
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-02
North Pole Reaehed--by Yankee.

DR.. Frederick Cook, an American, is
the first known person TO achieve the
hitherto impossible feat OF reaching the
North Pole. According to his story pub
lished this incoming, be reached the Pole
April 2l, 1908, and planted the Stars
and Stripes there. DIR. Cook went as far
as Smith Sound in August, 1907. From
there he made a dash northward with
Esquimaux and dogs, starting Feb. 10,
1908. He passed up the western coast OF
Greenland over to the Pacific slope. DR..
Cook and two Esquimaux, With 26 dogs,
made the final spurt. Fearful cold,
winds and rough travelling we're en-
countered, but perseverance, finally won.
He found the temperature at the Pote
minus 3s centigrade, barometer 2e. 3s.
DR.. Cook is returning via Upernavick,
but has sent his story on ahead. 1t is
generally credited.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-02
Western Train Robbery in East.

Early Tuesday morning a lone robber
stopped q passenger train on the Penn
sylvania road on the eastern slope of the
Allegheny mountains with 9 dynamite
cartridge, at the point of his pistol COM
PEELED the train crew to carry several
thousand dollars aboard into the woods
nearby and escaped With his booty. The
conductor Was shot through the hand by
the robber for hesitating. A bag con-
tanning O,000 Lincoln pennies which the
robber supposed to be gold coins was
taken By him, in place OF real gold.
which he left behind.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-02
Opinions Vary on Direct Nominations

Governor Hughes is presenting his
direct nominations idea to the people OF
New. York in a series OF addresses and it
is predicted he will run for reelection on
that platform. An investigating com
mittee from the New York Legislature
was advised in Indiana last week by both
friends and opponents of the nominations
act recently put in force in that state.
The law does not satisfy in all respects.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-02
Hartman Asks To Be Let Alone.

E. H. Hartman, the railroad magnate,
issued a statement in his own handwTit-
ing Monday from his summer home at
Arden, n. y, in which he said that ae-
cording to the diagnosis of noted ply
sicians he was suffering from no serious
disease. He asked that the press let him
alone aud allow him to recuperate,
promising to advise them If anything un-
favorable developed in his condition.
Stocks are recovering their tone.