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There is a great difference in the
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are usually violent purgatives or
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full for the average person.
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DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin has
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people who must necessarily be care
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1t is a liquid laxative tonic and ad-
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send your name to the doctors address as
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The sernent,s Inducement.

Perhaps the serpent told Eve that
apples were good for the complexion.
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PROOF FOR TWO CENTS.
n You Suffer with Your Kidneys and
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OF the 147, 100000 OF Russia's pop
ulation 100.000.00o are peasants.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
SIX BALL GAMES
SCHEDULED FOR
THE WEEK
Interesting Contests That Will
Change Percentages i'm fhe
Bay Cities League

II the weather permits, the Bag Cities
league Will pull off six games this week.
The United Railroads nine will line up
against the Wiley B. Aliens at Recrea-
tion park Saturday. Sunday at the same
place the Tribunes will take on the
Transportation club and Calkins teams.
At Berkeley the United Railroads and
Golden Sheafs will open the new
grounds, which have been fenced and a
spacious grandstand erected. At Fruit
vale the Gantner & Matterns will meet
the Wiley B.. Aliens and Fruitvales in a
double header.
Considerable interest is being taken
in the new Berkeley grounds. From
1000 to 5000 persons have attended
every game there since the league COM
menced the games.
Broadbent, Halinan, Swanton. Burke
and Bloomfield of the United Railroads
team will report to McCreedie of the
to train
Archie Zamlock of the Tribune team
is dickering with Charlie Graham of the
Sacramento team. 1t looks as though
Graham intends using this young player
on his club
Before Saturday the managers of the
various teams in the league will have
to submit their list of 1S players who
will finish out the season with the re-
spective teams
President Ish Of Recreation park as
socfation has set out a new diamond for
Recreation park, which will be used by
the Bay Cities league during the rainy
weather.
skinny" Meyers has offers from Oak
land and Portland Henry Heitmuller
also received an offer from Connie
Mack for him. 1t is said that Meyers is
desirous of playing big league ball. He
is the classiest first baseman in the
league.
The United Railroads team is leading
the league, with the Transportation
club, Golden Sheafs and Gantner &
Matterns tied for second place. If the
G. &. M. team wins the two games Sun
day and the United Railroads loses one
these two teams will be tied for first
place. II the Sheafs win they will land
in second place. There is bound to be
some tumbling in the percentage
column.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
KETCHEL MAY CHAL-
lie N GE JACK
JOHNSON
Willis Britt COnfers With
KefcheI and Both VIII Come
to fhe Coast
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


CHICAGO, Jan. IA fighter now ac-
tive in the game has been found who is
not afraid to meet Jack Johnson STAN
ley Ketchel. the champion middle
weight, is the man, and he almost is
persuaded to issue his challenge, which
may come forth at any moment.
For the last week Willis Britt has
been paying a visit to Ketchel at the
latter's home in Grand Rapids and
Willis told friend in Chicago over
long distance telephone tonight that no
one need be surprised to hear that the
Grand Rapids boy had thrown down the
gauntlet.
Ketchel has every confidence in Britt,
as Willis coached him to victory in his
last battle with Billy Papke. Britt was
his chief adviser in that affair, and
in the east for the express purpose of
matching Ketchell with the black
heavy weight. it is believed that such
is the mission
Ketchel, while announcing his as
piration to the championship of the
world since he became heavy and de-
claring that he would be glad to have d
chance at Tommy Burns, has at the
same time asserted that he would draw
the color line Since the champion
ship has crossed that line, however,
he has about decided that he will have
to change his former declaration.
Britt says that he will remain with
Ketchel for few days, after which he
will make a trip to New York On his
return to San Francisco it Is expected
that Ketchel will accompany him, and
II the match has not already been made
with Johnson by that time he thinks
1t will be a certainty soon thereafter.
1t also was announced by Britt that
James w. Coffroth was ready to offer
big guarantee for a long distance
fight between the Grand Rapids fighter
and Johnson, and this is expected to
overcome any slight disinclination that
Ketchel may have had for crossing the
color line
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
CHECKS
RESULT IN ARREST
Harry |. Bremner, Arrested Tor
Offense, Says Mind Is Blank
Regarding Charge
Accused Man Represents Him.
self as Former EmplOye OF
Big New York Bank

Harry 7 Bremner was booked at Che
city prison yesterday BY Detectives
Murphy and Bell on a charge Of passing
a fictitious check on complaint OF Frank
B. King of the wells-Fargo Nevada
national bank.
Bremner says he was until recently
confidential clerk to the cashier OF the
Chemical national bank OF New orA:
of which c. F. Adams, an associate oA
]. Pierpont Morgan is said 70 be presl-
dent He also exhibited remarkable ac-
quaintance with the affairs OF the I'M
porters' and Traders bank ON Decen-
Der 12 Bremner called at the Weils-
Fargo bank and presented check Tor
500 signed &C F. adams" and drawn
on the Title Guarantee and Trust com
pany of New York, Brooklyn banking
departrnent to be cashed- Bremner
talked very gIibly about banks in New
York and the money was paid 10 him.
-Four days later he cashed a check for
a similar amount and also eashed
check for the same amount with Roos
brothers.
Word was received BY the Wells
Fargo bank that the checks were worth
less and the police were notified. On
New Years day a bank official saw
Bremner in Market street and invited
him 70 accompany him to the bank
While there Detectives Murphy and Bell
were communicated with and they
placed Brsmner under arrest
Bremner says he resigned his POSI-
tion with the Chemical bank owing 70
sickness in his family. His wife lives
in Brooklyn. He remembered boarding
a train at New York about month
ago and arriving here. but why he did
so he could not remember. He declined
TO say anything about the fictitious
checks, but said he had money in his
pocket and funds in bank in New York,
and why he should have passed them he
could not comprehend. 1t was all a
blank TO him. If he had been allowed
to return to New York he would have
sent the amount Of the checks as soon
as possible. He is 81 years OF age. The
police say he has been visiting the race
track
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
Morley May Manage New
San Francisco Club


LOS ANGELES, Jan. "A conference
was held in this city today between
President Herman. Cy Moreing and
Danny Shay of the California State
league and James w. Morley, former
manager of the Los Angeles baseball
team in the Coast league. At this
meeting Morley was offered the man
agement of the Los Angeles team in
the outlaw league, and 8. proposition
for the maintenance of the club was
presented to him.
Tonight Morley said that 1t is not
probable that he will accept the man
agement of the Los Angeles club, but
that there is the possibility that he
may In some way be identified with the
California State league during the COM
Ing season.
While he would neither deny nor con-
firm the rumor. it is said tonight that
Morley will be the manager Of the
new club which 1t Is proposed to place
in San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
POWERS CARRIES
OFF HONORS AT
ARCADIA
Most Notable Performance Is
His Ride on La Gloria, Favor
fte in Fourth Race

LOS ANGELES. Jan. Jockey Pow
erS carried or the riding honors at
Santa Anita park today by piloting
three winners. His ride on La Gloria,
the 4 TO . favorite in the fourth race,
was very excellent His mount was
airing very fast AT the end, but he
mana ged 10 make her last and won
hy nose. -Four faNorites won Re
suits.
! First race. Eve and half furlougs. selling
Alieriator. i14 Powers. I 10 /. won: Tim
- % o'foole. l04 tHarrisl. - 10 1. second; Calves.
500 AIcCshevl. - TO >. third. Time. J :06 3-o.
Ilarodo Escaiantc Orcagns. Progress. Friar OF
Ilgin. Succeed. Charley Paine Oreiio, Ards,
gld Settler. Miss Fairbanks. finished as named
lDou Franco. 100 Booker. 20 10 l. won: A. J.
Small. Jos lTreuben. ] 10 2. second; Frank J.
Hogan. Jos tMctFeel. TO ]. third Time,
.3s -. Mt. Hose. Wicket Lass Credit Ac
count. Mauernus ki0rs Gregora. Dare DO i,
finished named.
Third race. six and half furlongs. selling
lsi. lib tShiilingl. 70 = Won; Mary f, le9
Powers. . 10 s second; Smiley Metzner. 100
iPacel 20 10 1. third Time. lis 35. Mont
clair. Dennis Sta ford, Cansrdo. Madeline Nus
grave. Proper. Earl Rogers. Oridamb, Dr.
Mathews. finished named
ogr5h ,s Faee aye 5g2 PSir Sa6 haf f fEl09gS SCI. a
1outrose. IO1 Martini g TO J. third. Time.
20 80. Garter Light Belle Of Iroquois, Shir
ley R0ssmore. AT Alone. Captsin Burnett Gud-
ing star. korosilsny, Free Knight the Bear,
fn shed named.
FIRM race seven furlonzs. sellinr-Pretensiou
lt2 tIreubel). ii 10 .. won; Norfolk, l95
tliarlni. s te l. third. Time. 1:25 3-5- Wise
q tliid. Dixie Lad Financer Cobleskin, The
Ihorn- John Louis. finished named.
Sixth race. six furlongs. selling-Dr- Holz
-herC 100 Powers 4 to .. won. John A. 10
Brooksl. - 10 I. second Enfield. 112 (Idow-
ardl. III 10 >. third Time. l:l2 10 Joen
oaitens. Lssata- Stringency. Fargo Rose. Steel.
Anderson. finished as named. Melton Cloth left
st post
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
Arcadia Gossip

los ANGELES. Jan. an explanation of
bis Dissemination TO sell the Emeryville division
~ bis stable = &. Hildretb says that he has
l-.0 many horses in training. hence his intention
ef selling the least desirable Of The lot. Five
of tine Bildreth horses that have been racing at
Fmeryville arrived at Santa Anita today They
include Montgomery, SehlesWig, Tony Faust, VI
lrate and Force Trainer h R Brandt
,i0uuced today his intention Of shipping Jack
Arku 70 EmeryFile this week, providing the
going there was good should The indications
point 70 continued soft track. the famous Ssin
snrinter win De kept in his barn here, as he
is no mudder
T. J. c.Iucky''D Baldwin was visitor today
aud watched rhe races from his private box,
SITTER an absence Of two weeks. Baldwin is
SIN far from being wei man. He had the
pleasure II Witnessing his yesr old Don
Frsneo win the second race
Jockey a. ". Booker signed a contract today
t0 ride tho Baldwin horses and signslized his re-
Tern 70 the saddle by clever victory with the
Baldwin colt
Gregors boIted and ran away. going 70 the
post IN the baby race. and took the fence ct
fhe seven furlOug chute Jockey Page. who
WAS astride the colt. managed 70 dismount
vith0ut injury before the colt jumped the
fence.
A year old colt By Sain-Derfargirs and q
fu brother 10 Deutschland. the property OF
Barney sebreLber, suecumbed 70 an sttack OF
-sholght ot hr Trainer Brandt and was an eIigi-
bic to The Colin stakes
Lady Hubbard the best of the lot shipped
Fere by John <. Madden. pulled Up very lame
after being worked this morning. and IN conse-
queuce VII not be seen in action FOR time
Lady Hubbard had been named in a number Of
Tire santa Anita stakes.
f-owsn. which sent n Emeryville 70 start
fu tho Now Year handicap, has been shipped
hack 10 Santa Anita
Frank Herman president of the California
sfaie baseball league, Was visitor at Ar
cadla today
W. y. Millsrd has claimed Jane Swift out
az q selling race.
Pretensi0n's crazy antics caused = long DELAY
the post In consequence the Chinn horse
VIII be allowed 70 race only once a week.
Twenty ri Eht declarations have been made in
The Speed and u IN the California handicap.
John ". Gates today has releEraphed Charley
Gates ~ Santa Anita that be would arrive here
IN The course q 10 days
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
Captain Rice Is Opposing
Arkansas Man
SeeeIaI D.spaLeh o ~ CalIl

WARNER. Ark, Jan. 4.-Coming from
the Pacific coast 10 be present at the
legislative battle to modify the laws
restricting betting on horse racing.
Captain r. r. Rice. veteran owner and
politician, who was ruled off bv the
Western jockey club for racing at un-
.Teco gnizeds tracks and deprived Of en-
tering horses and stakes in his native
state here, says he is in doubt as TO
what course he may take in the lobby
sing for the measure.
i am absolutely opposed to a racing
revival anywhere with such men s stu
Bush Celia. Condor, etc. at the head
Of racetracks," says Captain Rice who
was Instrumental in placing the pres
out hostile law on the statute books Of
This state after he was "outlaWedn by
the Western Jockey club.
Unless lie can be influenced It is be-
lieved he will oppose any move TO get a
racing law passed next Monday when
The legislators meet.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
THINK cox BOUGHT
TICKETS FOR PORTLAND
Missing Mining Man Believed
to Have eff With Woman

The mysterious disappearance of IT.
A Cox, manager of the Arizona ana
Pittsburg mining and smelling COM
pany of Tucson. Ariz., since December
20. when he was supposed to have left
the Fairmont hotel for Pittsburg, is
still puzz1ing the police.
Detectives Bunner, Freel and Red
learned yesterday that on Saturday af-
ternoon between 2 and 8 o'clock a
young woman called at the office of the
Southern Pacific company and pur-
she was asked to sign her name she
signed the tickets ct. a. Cox" The
clerks attention was particularly
drawn to her as she had not signed
MRS. T. A. Cox
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
ROLLER CALLS OFF MATCH

Los ANGELES. Jan. 4-Dr. F. B.
Roller, Seattle's physician wrestler
boxer, viii not meet al kaufman before
the Jeffries athletic club. He chal-
lenged the winner OF the BarryK Ksuf-
man battle and posted $1,000 as for
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

felt and side bet. In letter to Baron
Long today he asks that the proposed
match be called off, giving as his rea-
son that he can secure more accept
able division of the purse before q Sc
attic club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
ToNOPAH.s PRODUCTIoN

RENO, New Jan. 4-The mines OF
Tonopah have milled during the year
1908 a total of 241 296 tons OF ore. plac-
ing the total value OF the ore actually
rnilled cOnServatively estimated at
S633S $50 A million dollars has been
distributed in wages
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
Arcadia Selections

FIRST race-HOmecrest, Sir Al
veScGt. star Thistle.
second race-FIyinE Squirrel,
SepuI1eda. Ed Tovar.
Third rsce-CoIIoqUy. Water
bury. RiaItO.
Fourth rsce-PinIkOIa, NeeIick,
Tony Bonero.
Fifth race-yarieties, King of
the Mist, Alteration
sixth rsce-SkyIark, Diamond
Nose, Evados.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

The Japanese island Nishigawa has
rats as big as rabbits
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
Norman de Vaux in Auburn Car Will Be the
Next to Go After Del Monte Record
By x. K. PH0mmedieu

Norman de Vaux, in an Auburn car.
will be the next to start after the Del
Monte record. The Acme had the next
turn but the representatives passed it
up until the weather becomes better.
De Vaux, however, took his turn and
will start Thursday morning at Z
o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

DO You Want e5.00f
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page 13.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

AS a demonstration of the discrim-
nation of the American automobile
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

A new idea in making the eastern
theatrical circuit has just been sue
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
Auburn Cars
Selling Fast

mas been far above what he expected
for this time of the season. He has
sold all the 1909 cars that have arrived
and has orders for many more The
latest to receive a car is the Fresno
irrigation farm company Of herman.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

Fifty thousand automobiles to be
made in one year is the estimate OF the
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
BILL EATON-LITTLE SISS-TOM REID
IY CORBETT-BOOGER RED-COLLECTOR JESSUP

FOURTH RACE-Chase handicap; five furlongs:
Index. Horse and Owner. VT. Rating.
$3.50 SMILEY CoRBETT (CahilD lib l2S
(3S7O) BooGER RED (Brsnnon) .-...105 lbs
1852 COLLECTOR JESsUP (Murry)100 125
3s7S DESTROYS (Blakeiey) --........ % 122
1896 Burleigh (Aiiller) .......-.... 100 10
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
should Test
the Whole Car


on the Importance placed by customers
on the possible strength and lasting
qualities OF respective machines, Calvin.
G ED, sales manager of the Pioneer
autom mobile company. said: The
strongest chain Is only as strong as its
weakest link. The same thing applies
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

l5S = At mnnes on il2o
Be
h m 10 lis m gnaut
alwaro nneihcr
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

1.-The automobile immaculate
purely an idealization,' is the repl
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

Cowsn. which vas sent n EmeryriIIe 70 start
Tn tho New Year handicap. has been shipped
hack Santa Anita
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
Actors Travel
In Studebakers

Norman de Vaux Of the Auburn
agency reports that business has been
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
Trouble Over
a Road Race

coming to them. Word has just been
received that suit has been brought
against Frederick Skene, state engi-
neer of New York, by Robert Lee Nor
relI of the association of licensed auto
mobile manufacturers. A cash deposit
was demanded by Skene the day prior
to the race over the course in West
chester county, the amount of which
was 1900, which was to be used in re-
pairing any damage to the state roads,
should there be any. The association
offered to put up g. bond for the amount,
but Skene would accept cash only. The
amount was raised. although under
protest, and was handed over by Nor
rell After the event s582.14 was re-
funded to the committee of which Nor
rell was chairman. The suit was in
stituted because it was considered by
the committee that the sum returned
was too small Job Hedges, represent
ing Morrell and the committee, does not
claim that the roads were damaged any
less than is stated by Skene, but insists
that the state engineer had no right to
exact cash and collect it from the com
mittee, nor to lay down his own rules
to the automobile manufacturers asso-
citation Skene is just as positive that
his claim of $4,000 is not too large and
Is sanguine as to the outcome, which
will be watched by the automobile
world with great interest.
OF all questions that of strength
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

OF all questions that of siren
and durability is probably the n
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

Lady Hubbard. tho best Of the lot shipped
here by John f. Madden. pulled Up very lame
after being worked this morning. and IN conse-
suence VIII not be seen in action for some time
l.sdv Hubbard had been named in a number Of
Tho santa Anita stakes
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

The Calls Handicap Forecast
BY J. r. Jefery
Ratings muddy track Deduct point for each pound
ERS-BERNARDO-MRS NEUGENT

Remarks
Coppers ran a fair race in good company
her only start. Bernardo has good chance
on her last seasons form Mrs Neugents
last race promising Banridge q superior
mudder Little form TO balance.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

The promoters of the great Briarcliff
road race, held last April, had no end
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

r. J. f''Iuckv-l Baldwin was q visitor today
aud watched the races from his private box
rffer an absence Of two weeks. Baldwin Is
. slowly recovering from q severe illness. but is
sffll far from being a vel He had the
pleasure of Witnessing his yesr old Don
Frenc0 win the second race.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

Frank Herman. president of the California
sfafe baseball league, Was visitor at Ar
larfr fads
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

Iockcv = " Booker signed a contract today
t0 ride tho RaldWin horses and signalized his re-
1rrn ro the saddle by a clever victory with the
Baldwin colt.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

which horses were figured The Call handicap forecast indicated in black
muddy
esiding J
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

on ct 3:001a. Kennedy, So place.
. Winner ch. &. by Rubicon-Anita
Second and third easily High
newood 20. Captain Kennedy car
ay. BE set the pace the last six
J tail bothered Joe Rose all last
/. Nadzu ran over Don Enrique last
( in final quarter. Creation was
lewood bothered badly first turn
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

At post y minute on at 32e Griswell. 8 place.
Gargantua show. Winner br- g. by Ormus-Sarah.
rmelina. Convent Bell Mike Asheim, Fred Bent
Third driving. High price-Griswell II. Standover
3. Warner Griswe lay second TO Standover to
nix and GrisweIl galioped home. Standover had
quarter and failed TO make his usual through
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

Is minute or at / 1:4S1z. Streubel. e-1o place,
,htuila I-s show Winner b Z. by Glenheim Frolic-
Start good. Won driving Second same. Third
htulla near last turn and lasted it out gamely.
,e pair at the end. Matchtulla made good show
e. Marchesa closed well. Lucky Mate stopped
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