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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14
LOWELL ATHLETES
GIVEN LETTER q"
Track, Field and Basket Ball
Stars Presented Honorary
Emblem of School
By WILLIAM UNMACK

The final rally at the Lowell high
school was held yesterday, when 40
large block L" emblems were pre-
sented to the successful students who
have brought distinction to their school
in different branches of athletics. The
girls basket ball team members were
presented with the emblem and re-
ceived an ovation. The L. was pre-
sented to those men who had won
points in the different A. A L. track
and swimming meets and also to the
football team which won the cham
pionship of the San Francisco sub
league.
1ne executive committee of the stu
dents sprung a surprise on Professor
Rhodes of the faculty and presented
him with a gold Il" suitably inscribed
Principal Morton and Professor Rhodes
addressed the gathering. Principal
Morton pointed out the great honor
that the emblem carried with it and
urged the students at all times to be
loyal to their school and support the
different athletic teams in every way
possible.
Some time ago the executive COM
mittee at Lowell abolished long dis
tance running, considering it injurious
to scboolboys to tax their strength
with such long grinds. A petition is
being circulated among the students
to be shortly presented to Principal
Morton, praying for the privilege of
Including cross country running among
the school activities. If carried out
properly and confined to strictly cross
country runs with distances not so
great as to overtax the limit of en-
durancc for schoolboys this form of
long distance running may probably be
permitted.
Those who received the school in
sigma yesterday were:
Girls basket ball team--Misses Scoyille. Fris
bic De Vilbis Joseph, Brandestine, Bryant,
Evans.
Tfack--Captain Meyer, Potter, Cohn, Street,
Somers.
swimming Captain Meyers, Grimes, Heacock,
Hayward Hall. Askerman Ransohoff
Football-Captain Meyer Flynn. Grimes, Hea-
cock hayward Hall. Potter. Cohn Tufts Lon
don Teru. Maggs. Ewald Quill, Meter, Wolff
Ball. Butler, Parker, Nathan.
On the opening of school again in
January the Rugby football squad will
be organized and spring practice will
be started as soon as practicable.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14
REY HINDO0 ANNEXES
THE ALAMO HANDICAP
Fooorite Picks Up SeweH in the Stretch and
Second Choice Nagazam Is Displaced
By Lightly Topped Lewiston
By E. w. CLARKE

- driving the liking Rcy FIndoo yesterday and
sprn MaXwers good the feature event
price better than Saturday when
Hindoo good to at
forced choice by heavy play Ten
hd
displaced by SweI stretch where Rey
picked the drive the
Lightly weighted Lewiston the show.
notwithstanding his
propensity the
Id
aboard second
OF Mtonda neck for place
the Priceless Jewel
backed
g. Bk by finish
eigh VI nOse
scratched the fifth and
Rubr favOrite The bad and
when the drive Whiddn made into third position
card closed Darlington uong
The bad and the winner turned in Bishop w which
week He played
under Darlington Mike Jordan coming from
finished
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14
Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec 13.-The mud
horses today had their first inning since the
meeting. In the morning heavy rain fell and
the track was muddy in the afternoon. 0. X.
flerndon was the surprise of the day. winning
the second race from strong field. Musgrave
giving him fine ride.
Arondack was the big favorite in the fourth.
but he was outclassed by both Eye Bright and
Doctor Barkley. the former winning at IL to ..
Musgraye did another clever piece OF riding in
the NTH when he won Wapnoca from
the favorite, Ethon. ridden by Powers. Results:
First race. six furlongs purse-Adaia 4 to
l. won; Forty Four. 10 to l. second; Miss sly.
IL to .. third. Time. /. 20 45.
Second race, five and half furlongs-o. X.
Herndon to 8, won; Gerado to |, second;
Ferrand Cecilian. Is to 1. third. Time. 1:12
Third race. six furlongs. scling-La Gloria.
6 to .. Won; Silverine. Is to ), second: Castle
wood, , to L. third Time, 1 10
: Fourth race. seven furlongs. purse-Eye
Bright IL 10 .. won; Doctor Barkley. to =.
second; Arondack. 4 TO ). third. Time. 81 2-5.
Fifth race six furlongs. sellng-W apnoca. :;
TO l, won; Ethon. to J. second; Cabegram, 6
to /. third. Time. las
sixth race, mile and sixteenth selling
County Clerk, { to 2, won; Mamie Algo. II to ),
second; Furnace, TO .. third. Time 1:55 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14
Alameda Students Celebrate
Football Victory

ALAMEDA. Dec. 13.-The students of
the Alameda high school celebrated to-
day their victory over polytechnic Sat
urday when they won the football
championship of the Academic athletic
league Headed by a squad of yell
leaders the students paraded in Central
avenue ano IN Park street in serpen-
tine formation. The trophy cups in
the possession of the student athletic
body for championships on the dia-
mond. gridiron and track were carried
in triumph.
students met in assembly hall. where
they We're addressed by President d. L.
Randolph Of the board Of education.
Mayor ". h Noy. School Superinten-
dent VIII C. Wood. Or. g. c. Thompson.
principal OF the high school. and by
Coaches Ralph Marx and Dave Mean
crews
High praise was given the members
Of the championship football team and
the big letter "A" was awarded each
player.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14
Mission High Basket Ball
Team Is Beaten

The Swastika basket ball team of the
Young Mems Christian association de-
feated the Mission high school team
oy score or 90 to II yesterday. The
team work OF the winners was one of
the features of the game, as they
played together and their signal passes
Kept their adversaries guessing
throughout the game.
The Swastikas lined up as follows:
l.. Day, forward; A. Kemp forward .
w. Fairer. center: AL Rogers, guard:
H. Hicks, guard: II. Bradford, guard
high school team in the country Ad.
dress challenges to A. Kemp. 1858 Bush
street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14
pIcATo-woLGAsT BOUT POSTPONED

Los ANGELES, Dec 13.-The 10
round bout scheduled 10 take place
between Frank Picato and Ad Wolgast
before the Pacific athletic club in this
city on next Tuesday, has been post
poned until December 81 Joe Willis
and Jim Flynn today signed articles
for. 10 round fight to be held De-
eember 81 at the Pacific athletic pa
vilion. Willis will receive so per cent
of the receipts as his share of the
purse. the club guaranteeing Flynn
$1,000 win, lose or draw.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14

The Siaplamat Indians held a sue
cessfuI tramp over the Marin county
hills sunday. being led over the trails
by their old guide Tom Chusion. The
boys gathered a large number of green's
and red berries on their return. which
have been used to decorate the gymna-
sium which will be the scene Of a
chestnut" party this evening.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14
woLvERToN SIGNS CoNTR Acr

Harry 'Wolverton, who has been Sc
cured by President Ed Walters of
the Oakland club. signed his, contract
yesterday to play and manage the club
next season. Wolverton isn big
what position he will play on the
Oakland team has not been determined.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14
CLARKE SIGNS UP AGAIN

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-Fred Clarke.
manager of the. champion Pittsburg
tract to manage the team for the next
two years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14

The sale OF yearlings and . year olds from
Ormondale. the breeding farm Of W. OBJ Mac
donough will take place tonight at Chase's
pavilion and bunch Of the Emeryville horse
men will be there TO add to their stables. Thir-
teen are listed in the catalogue, sired by Os-
mares.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14
W. S. Rogers has bought Aks-Ar-Ben.

Lucy Bunyan OF Milwaukee has written to
The Call that her brother, Matt Bunyan.
follower of the races, is missing. He was born
In Coyington. Ky. and when last heard from
was with the horses in California Her address
is 1l31 Sycamore street, Milwaukee.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14

TEAMsTER DIES-Alexander Risair. team
ster of 3401 Mission street. who thrown
from his wagon December 10, died yesterday
at st. Luke's hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14

J. Richards of Detroit and James wingfeld OF
Lexington Ky. two American jockeys who have
been riding in Russia, are back in New York for
the winter. Wingheld. who is said to have
made nearly 100000 by his work in the saddle
will ride next year at Warsaw for Prince Lon
bomfrski Richard last season wore the colcrs
of Lazaroff the Russian oil magnate. Next year
be will ride for Count Palm Of Germany.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14
The Calls Form Chart of Races at Emeryville

will skipped daily
Monday Decemhe Weather
g. J.
order which Can Handeap indicated faced
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14
KILLED BY SHOCK AND "A

KILLED BY SHOCK AND FALL--seattle. Dec.
&c. d. Hull. aged 25. of Forest Grove.
Ore, a graduate Of the University of Oregon.
was killed in the Seattle electric company s
Georgetown plant today by an electric shock
followed by fall OF 75 feet from the upper
gallery OF the building TO the floor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14
Gossip of the Turf

Owner Morgan is coming from Jusrez with
five horses. He has engaged stalls.
Del Fountain has traded Merlingo to Hogan
& Rinehsrt for Mossbaek. distance horse for
sprinter and both able to win
Rosemead stable. after disposing of two cast
ofs. bought Cool and Roy from Early Wright.
The latter will run in his new eolors tomorrow
Aragon a year old belonging to Groes and
trained by Ed Myer. has changed his name 70
Andy Davern, the old name having been claimed
for another horse.
Betting Expert George H. Smith has received
letter from his chief. John G. Cavanagh. an
nouncing that he Cavsnagh, and John Walters
Walters is clubhouse commissioner the big
tracks and takes a $4,000 bet like some Of
them take So
R. t. owen has sent the Raisin City stable
to Emeryyille. The horses are Likely Diudoune
Bsnrose, Satsuma il. Bill Sanders and Jack
Roberts. W. II. Crawford sent Cameo in the
same car.
Mrs. X. Anderson has sent Ollie May from
Los Angeles TO the local track. L. T. .Clapp-
as the San Pedro stable, shipped Wise Child
from the same point.
W. S. Rogers has bought Aks-Ar-Ben.
Selden, win bring Jockey G. RussilI from Ken
tucky to do his riding. Pending Russill's ar
rival he will use Rosen. lad who has been
exercising for the stable. for year and half
Starter Jake Hoffman took Dwyer's place at
the barrier yesterday and sent them Of IN fair
shape with two exceptions. In the seven fur
long event he sent them away in ragged shape
and in the mile and an eighth the barrier let
them go in procession.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14

Mrs. r. Anderson has sent Ollie May from
Los Angeles to the local track. l. T. Clapp,
as the San Pedro stable, shipped Wise Child
from the same point.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14

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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14


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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14
INDIANs HIr THE TRAIL

apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14

min on al 2:l2. Chester. 40 place I-2 show;
Is show Winner, ch. c. by Sir Hercules RavoIette.
Bar ney Mason. 5000 Eddie Graney Start good.
isily. Chester Krum the early. set the
eris drew his whip furlong out. ii unnecessary
I'd. Meltondale better in soft going than on dry.
show ed some early speed
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14

4 minutes. OF at 2:37. Emma place show: Bis
show. Winner b. by Cactus II-Luna Minor.
34se Roy Junior. Start fair. Won driving. Second
ma 6 10 Emma c. closing like a whirlwnd on the
md. Bskra ran smart race Bureigh hung when
his foot but stopped badly Cadichon and After
ran dismal race She may be better in muddy going
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-02
THE MATTER OF APPOINTMENTS.

The municipal clearly indicates the right
appoint their ubonates Any other system would be alb
sudi 1t is quite evident that every head of department
have the of control of his if he
work of the department The act peculiar of its
visions One section gives the Mayor right appoint with the
prova of the Supervisors all Officers the
election appointment not otherwise provided for another dis
hncty refers appointments of Officers deputies clerks by
person persons boards officer and third specifically
the Supervisors authorize Officer board department
appoint deputies employees clerks There section definitely
stating that appointments by the Mayor shall be subject
haton of the Board of Supervisors and there
calling the Mayor to make all the appointments provided by this
charter to be made by him. before January other
before the Supervisors take Office Aside from this
and programmes the question of the right the appoint
many OF the named his long list depend
whether the small jobholder Officers of
county But taking the whole plan of government by supervisors
holding the right to confirm mayors appointments it reasonable
holding that intelligent lawmakers intended that the should
NIL all offices and all jobs by appointments last for years. before
the supervisors met at all? If intended supervisors
power of confirmation should become effective 1911
Tor vacancies occurring during the next years would the
have stated in express
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-02
STATE COMMISSIONS AND MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS

What wrong with municipal government? Each
answers that question will different evil What
business nobody business and that what as the cs
says {. Crawford in Municipal Engineering Magazine
An alderman city ofcial" regarded as an object
OF suspicion cheap politician ward heller CRATER spokesman
professional manipulation This may cases but
truth it is the exception and the rule.
How does this alderman vote? to say that he votes hon
ey and coscientouy the very best he prob
able that he knows little of the municipal question
have visited two other cities in his life His knowledge
municipal questions is limited his experience member tn
council 1t safe that of wide
observation seeking and will rarely accept municipal honore
1t involves greater responsibilities Ones friends and app
stake for the munfcen $500 per annum
Where is the who would leave volume
million dollars the hands of nine 5000
each year? Does wonder that American cities
have demanded new form of municipal government?
Try to look question of municipal be
amazed how little you find suppose that our m
md federal census would be teeming information IN
statistics municipal affairs covering all questions The census
OF the State of Iowa says very unsatisfactory replies
the question of the character indebted
ness and The assessed value OF city property evident
of the given refer the value
assessed fnsmuch the burea had verifying
they published just given the schedule"
The greatest evil municipal government in smaller and
medium sized cities and towns lies solely in the of proper know
edge and experience of each city official of do and how do
it. They may get up courage to employ expert
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-02

report generally leaves his bill and report without any
recommendation there still the problem city council
At this point the personal corrupt influences readily Cargabe
city councils get in their work If with the council working
absolutely in the dark the problem let voyage the sea
of chance find its solution
Municipal government presents field for Study that
three years office, what afford to
study municipal questions alderman supervisors salary
open work these questions he
proficient them If he devotes himself them during his
assured would
ed by his constituents
How much better is Legislature handle these problems than
According reports Iowa for the
biennial period ending the expenditures of the State So
79Ooo The budget of appropriations for the 1907 of the city
Chicago the of $ooooooo and 1000
who hold office wo-year and whose term
years formerly years Of the State expenditure OF
Iowa $4o25ooo raised by taxation $22oo per which
of taxation levied in counties of Iowa.
Polk and Woodbury. The State Legislature have greater
abilities and responsibilities than the city councils Yet Tic
have the power
The State saved the State of Iowa hundreds
of its creation The State Board
Railroad Commissioners certain influence and control over
the State rigid control over
companies banks throughout The State and ted
sgaon the national and State oganiza
tons American municipalities have just taken the first step
this direction of uniform system of municipal accounting
This idea of State uniformity, State supervision udicous
and potaby be extended almost branch and question OF
municipal government be in way guided by unpreu-
diced minds free from influences minds that trained and
ened upon the subject hand competent every advise cities
against mistakes and wasteful expenditures.
This be done creating the State municipal
composed competent abtyeac in his respective duty
Let it be the duty of this board study all questions OF municipal inn
portance the merits each the experience of other cities 1t
might also be we'll clohe such organization with authority
that might enforce upon the municipalities the right thing
of clash w1h a corrupt municipal body.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-02
A FINE NEW YEAR !

Honolulu entered year with brilliant
prosperity than apparent The islands having Just
had marketed there be deal
capital than before new enterprises building
every hand the Federal government expendng the
millions that 90 into Notifications and maritime improvements
Never have the sanitary conditions of Honolulu
in better condition completely guarded than Acreage
of sugar planted along with seasonabe weather this
and of irrigation works together ruling
prices likely last all combine give promise
experienced Another tweemonth of time be-
and dividends the industry grownq
anticipation for the large number therein
Intelligent coDeraton in marketing the and canned output OF
pneappe which has been initiated is almost certain to place that
important industry improved footing before the
closes Altogether the year opens aspciouy for Honolulu and the
Territory Of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-02

The Advertiser has twice recently denied published
The Star expressed doubts about it, and then couple
weeks published itself with good deal of flourish Possibly
yet have to do the with regard the story
connected with the Harr investigation is
the proposition is impossible because of of Congress prohibit
ing the Secret Service from employing Pnkeon other pr
vate detectives But it fact that the Secret Service does employ
such and the law is complied with their seveng connections
with private detective agency during period employ
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-02
OO0O0OOOOO0O0OOOOOOO0O0OOC
PHARMACIST ARRESTED FOR


PRACTICING WITHOUT LICENSE
Mr. Akaboshi, a Japanese pharma-
cist, has been arrested charged with
practicing medicine without a license.
1t is alleged that he has a private hos
pital mauka of the bridge on the road
to Waimea where he treats his pa
tents like any licensed medico.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-02

A search warrant was issued and the
premises searched Monday by the po-
lice, and it is alleged they found in
struments and drugs which will be
used at the coming trial of the case.
Akaboshi has employed Mr. Lightfoot
for counsel, and the trial was post
poned to January 9th, 1909. Maui
News.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-02
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-12-24
SHERIFF COMES
FOR HIS Man
co. OFFICER CARRIES
ONLY MARTIN WITNESS TO
EAST TENNESSEE.

Sheriff Rimmer, of Jefferson county,
arrived here Monday morning with a
warrant for Fuller Reed, white man,
whom he carried back with him to the
hills of East Tennessee to answer the
charge of larceny.
Reed, who is the only eye witness
in the Martin case, was locked up
Saturday on charge of drunkenness
by the local police. At the time Dep
uty Goad had notice to hold the man,
and had expected to arrest him when
he came here to attend court on We'd
nesday. Finding Reed in jail Mr..
Goad wired the sheriff of Jefferson,
who had only one hour and ten min
utes to catch his train. One hour
and three minutes was all the time
needed, and the officer arrived here
on the very first train.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-12-24
Mr.. PADGETTIS
HERE FOR HOLIDAYS
DOES NOT EXPECT THAT COMING
SESSION OF CONGRESS WILL
BE NOTABLE.

Congressman l.. P. Padgett returned
Monday morning from Washington and
viii remain at home until the close of
the holiday recess, which will be about
two weeks Mr. Padgett stated that
lit looked now as though Congress
would have an unusually tame SEES
sion; there was nothing 70 indicate
that anything out of the ordinary or
bordering on the sensational would
occur, although he said that one could
never tell in advance what Congress
would do.
Asked for the Democratic opinion
in Congress on the Presidents mes
sage, Congressman Padgett replied
that there was little objection to any
thing that the President had said, for
the message was notable for what it
did not say. 1.-The President reserved
for future messages an expression of
his views upon the questions which
are uppermost in the minds of the
people, said the Seventh District
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-12-24
BEAUTIFUL SONG
SERVICE SUNDAY
CHRISTMAS MUSIC AT THE FIRST
METHODIST WAS GREATLY
ENJOYED.

The Christmas song service Sunday
evening at the First Methodist church
was well attended, the inclemency OF
the weather considered, and was
greatly enjoyed The choir, under the
direction of Mrs Chas. Sharp, gave a
difficult and appropriate program, the
major roles being sung by Mrs. sharp
Mrs. Raymond Addison, Mrs WIN.
GRAY Patterson, Arch Lpscomb ana
A A. stone. They were capabiy as
sisted by other members of the choir.
special features were vocal solos oy
Mrs John Cant and Mrs. VIM. Gray
patterson and a violin solo by Mrs
n D. Harkreader, who was beautifully
accompanied on the organ by Mrs. II.
o. Fulton.
4 short talk on Heart Music" was
made BY the pastor, Rev. A 9. Din
widdie.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-12-24
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MRS. BOOK
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