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Gossip Of Railwaymen

gator and devoured before the eyes of
his horrified companions Now the
authorities insist that the railroad
company shall fence in the lake or
exterminate the alligators.
Eastern brewers are making vigor-
Gus objections TO the advance in the
rates on beer from tire east TO Califor-
MIA, Oregon and Washington. They call
the attention of carriers to the fact
that these states raise their own hops
and barley, which gives them such an
advantage that eastern beers would be
excluded from the Pacific coast mar
kets were it not for the fact that east
ern beers are sold below cost. 1t is
contended by the carriers that there will
be always demand for certain kinds
OF eastern beers on the Pacific coast.
and that the question is not one of
competition, but of supplying a certain
demand that requires eastern beers
When Interstate Commissioner Frank
lin X. Lane arrives in this city it is
more than likely that he will be called
upon to pass on the question of freight
charges against dunnage on cars loaded
by initial lines. 1t is claimed that
while the amount per car is light. the
total sum of money involved amounts
to great deal in the course of a years
business.
The Rock Island has printed an ex-
quisite folder on California which is
one of the most artistic that has been
issued by any railroad. The front
cover has the picture of a mission on
a field blazing with poppies and the
back cover is poppy field with lone
palm tree.
F. g. Athearn, superintendent of
Southern Pacific railway clubs. is now
in Mexico looking over the possibilities
of establishing railway clubs along the
line of the Sonora railway and also
along the line of the Cananea, Yaqui
and Pacific.
D. Urquhart, superintendent OF the
commissary department Of the Southern
Pacific. has returned from trip to the
southern part Of the state.
William Hood. chief engineer OF the
Southern Pacific, has returned from his
trip to Mexico. where he went over
republic, and on his return inspected
the line Of the California and Nevada.
which is being built from Mojave to
Owens lake.
w. w. Webster of the Pennsylvania
lines has gone on a business trip
through the San Joaquin valley.
]. D. Isaacs. consulting engineer OF
the Hartman lines, with headquarters
in Chicago, is expected 70 arrive in the
city today on his annual inspection
trip.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage Licenses issued in
San Francisco Wednesday, January 49, 1909:
CLEMENTS William ]. Clements, %
and Mayme A. Marcy, 2l, both of Sonoma-
GUY-THoMAs- W. Guy. %, Concord
and Hezell NJ. Thomas, II, I40 Twentieth
avenue.
MACEILARI-MU Giovanni B. Macellari
Elizabeth st.
SMITH -CoOKE-George Smith. %, 749 Hayes
St. and Ellen Cooke, "a 1882 Hayes st.
SoNEGER-L0W-Car A. Soneger 2s. sos
Grove ST.. and Hansine A. Low, 20 III Haight
street
THosfpsON-THAL-Le G. Thompson 26
Sacramento. and Ella Thai, "a. 1865 Tenth
avenue.
OAKLAND. JAN 1s.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
RAIDwIN- -RAu,EY-George h. Baldwin, 81
and corinne D. Bailey, 81 both Of Berkeley.
BOWMAN CONSTABLE NJ. Bowman. Is
and George II. Constable. 23 both of Oak
land.
BROWN-BLoOM- Solomon Brown, &c, and Ida
G. Bloom. %. both of Oakland.
GoRER-KELIN- Gober, d. and Marie
Kelin, 81, both of Alameda.
OW-GOIDBERG-Lo Grabow 2s and
Rose Goldberg q. both of Oakland.
GREEN-PRENTISS-D r. Green. 80 Co
lusa, and Mabel f. Prentiss 81, Sacramento
-ESC0BAR-Manuel p King. "a, and
Maria S. Eseobar, 10, both of Peasanton.
KAISER-SEIDEL-The TheebaId Kaiser, 20, Ala
media and Sophie Seidel, %. Oakland.
MARTIN-SAN SANTOS-I.ezuarte X. Martin "a
and Eugenla Santos is, both of San Leandro
and Emma K Bursley, y, both of San Fran
cisco.
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GAMERS LEAGUE WILL
MEET IN CONVENTION
Special Consideration to Be
Given Tariff and Freight Rates

The Gamers League OF California
will meet in annual session this morn
ing in the rooms of the chamber Of
commerce in the Merchants Exchange
building. In the absence of L. F. Gra-
ham. president of the organization. Isl
dor Jacobs, the vice president. will
occupy the chair. One hundred dele
gates will be in attendance to discuss
the matters of interest to the league.
Special consideration will be given
to the question of the tariff and freight
rates. The league viii endeavor to
protect the interests of California prod
uets against foreign competition. There
will also be a protest against the in
crease in freight rates by the trans
continental railroads. The pure food
law will be discussed by Professor
Jaffa.
The opening session will be held at
10 o'clock this morning. and the after
noon meeting will be called at o'clock.
In the evening a banquet will be held
at the Faifmont hotel.
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OPPOSE BUILDING
OF SEWER SYSTEM
Suit Filed Against Croker ES-
tate to Prevent Work in
Wyoming Avenue
Judge Van NOstrand Signs
Temporary Injunction Re-
straining Works Board

Suits to restrain the Croker estats
company from running sewage from
what is known as the Crocker tract
in San Mateo county into the city and
county OF San Francisco was fled yes
terday. There are about 700 or 500
residents on the .Crocker tract. and
under the terms upon which these
residents purchased the land the estate
company is bound 10 furnish them
with sewerage system. The construe-
tion of such a system is now almost
completed. 1t leads from the tract
along the Ocean Shore right of way.
then for two blocks along Wyoming
avenue. in San Francisco county and
finally to a vegetable garden of abour
10 acres, adjacent 70 the pOpulOuS
town of Ocean View
The only portion remaining TO be
constructed is that along the two blocks
or wyoming avenue. and there is now
pending before the board Of works an
application for a permit TO use the
street. For this reason the board OF
works is also named as a defendant
in the suit. Judge Van Nostrand yes
terday signed a temporary Injunction
restraining the board of works from
granting the permit and the CrOcker
estate company from permitting the
flow of sewage to be carried along the
avenue. The suit was instituted BY
Charles Uhte and Cornelius j. Carroll.
two residents of Ocean View. who as
sert that their property has already
been greatly reduced in value by the
sewer scheme, and that the projeec
is a menace to public health.
The argument on the application to
have the restraining order made perma-
nent will be heard by Judge Van Mes
trand January %. Uhte and Cornelius
besides asking for an injunction, seek
$4,000 damages from the Crocker es-
tate company.
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PARENTS REFUSE TO
PROSECUTE THEIR son
Martin Wike Promises to Re-
turn Money to Estate

Martin Wike. who denied father and
mother in his greed for money be-
longing to the estate of his dead
brother, John H Wike, will not be
prosecuted. His parents. who live in
Norway have written to the consul
general of Norway. asking that no
criminal proceedings be instituted
against their son, and the attorney for
the consul notified Judge Graham to
this effect yesterday.
Shortly after John III. Wike died,
leaving an estate worth about $4,000,
Martin Wike was granted letters of
administration. In the petition Martin
specifically stated that his dead brother
left no father or mother.
When it was discovered that he had
rnisled the court he was removed from
the executorship. Meanwhile, however,
he had Withdrawn $1,000 from the bank
and left San Francisco. Judge Graham
yesterday ordered the $500 remaining
in bank to the credit of the estate to
be sent to Mr.. and Mrs. Wike in Nor
way
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UNIQUE PETITION FILED
TO DISQUALIFY JUDGE
Attorney O'ConneII Asks Judge
Graham to Transfer Suit

unique petition for the transfer
of suit from one department of the
superior court to another was filed yes
terday by Attorney Daniel OiConnell.
The lawyer asks Judge Graham to dis
qualify himself from trying the divorce
suit of Alfred Nj. Jones against Agnes
Jones because he has seen the judge
enter the candy store owned by Alfred
Roncovieri. superintendent of schools.
Whether or not the Judge bought can
dy. O'Connell neglects to state. OCon-
nell makes the farther allegation that
Judge Graham is on friendly terms
with his former clerk. Walter Trefts.
that Trefts is the stepson of Romeo
vieri and that he (OConnelD once filed
suit to restrain the auditor from pay
ing Roneovieri his salary for three
months spent in Europe. From these
facts OConnel1 deduces the conclusion
that Judge Graham is not qualified to
give his client Jones. a fair trial.
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TEAMsTER rs CONVICTED

John II. Cunningham. a teamster. was
convicted of manslaughter by Jury in
Judge Cabaniss' court yesterday. Gun
nlngham killed Francisco AccOrnero. p
laborer. February Is. 1908, by striking
him on the head with a shovel and
fracturfng his skull. following a bitter
quarrel over the loading of a team He
claimed he acted in self-defense. an1
some of the witnesses testified that
AccorneFO raised a shovel to strike
him.
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will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
ized to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply 10 the announcement Of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
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Ex-soLDIER WITH ANARCHISTS

Emma Goldman, the woman anar-
chist, opened a series of meetings last
evening at the Victory theater. Bualda,
the ex-soldier who was court martialed
for applauding the woman at meet
ing held last April, spoke from the
same platform with her last night. Miss
Goldman exploded no rhetorical dyna-
mite, but drew her morals from Ralph
Waldo Emerson for the most part. Five
soldiers attended the meeting, but only
one stayed till the end.
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ELuIRA posroFF1cE pYNAMrEp

Information was received by the
postal inspectors here yesterday that
the postoffiee at Elmira was entered
and robbed Tuesday night. The safe
was blown up and in all, including
some personal funds of the postmaster.
500 was stolen. OF this amount there
was $75 in stamps and $225 belong gtng
to the, government. The money order
forms were also taken.
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RniIdinr Contracts

california Academy of Sciences. by Lewis A.
Hicks company. with H. d. cowles. D. Zeinsky,
Pacific hoor sanding company, /. & +. Emanuel
Plastering painting, laying and sanding floors
story building in Sc line Of Market street. 2T5
sW Of Fourth. NE S8. Sc lo5, 1913, right
angle 275; 81. 100
Monroe L. Marx with \. a. MeKay-To erect
two story frame in \ line Of Clay street, ls7 20
" OF Lyon w 25 by 100: $685..
Ellen Powers with Terrill Brothers-Altera-
fions and additions 10 two story frame in line
OF Seventeenth street, 100 W OF Dolores. 70
by \ 1908; $4,000.
Anne Breen with 0'Connor Collins. Keatnge-
story and basement class building in NE line
Of Fremont street, 1874 Sc Of Mission, Sc
a.: 10 by Ne 1876. $15,04s.
Board OF trustees of Leland Stanford Jr. uni
versity with American air cleaning COMPANY
Mechanical sweeper for four story and basement
hrick club building at NE corner Powell and
California streets. 1854 by sc: 81 100
p \. and J. 3. r. Pos with J. B. Pene
& Son-To erect a three story frame building
laatsl at SE corner Of Fourteenth and Howard
Esther Simon with NJ Y. Brady-ExcaVation,
hnlkheadng. concrete. steel and cast iroR brick.
stone plumbing. electric. carpenter work lath-
ing plastcring. marble, thing and ornamental
iron. glazing. painting and piping for hot. wa
Ter heating system for building In line of
Gearv street s. Of Grant avenue, GO
BY " 45:5; $AR.75o.
Richard J. and Dora G. BFrne with II. r. Kel-
ler-To erect two story frame building iflats)
in " line Of Clayton street. GIG S Of Grove,
"a " ll2.6. \ y; $3.50.
r. r. Dunn with Fred Tett & S0ns-Carpenter
work. plumbing. removal Of old work. carpen-
ter and plasiering work. mill work. glazing and
panfing for alterations md additions 10 Hotel
Manx in 4 line of Powell street between O'Far-
rel and GearE; Sl,65O,
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BIRTHS

BATEs-In this city, January 13. 1909, to the
wife of Charles II. Bates, a
H0II.AND-In BuTlingame. Cal. January u.
1909. TO the wife of Frank S. Holland, a
daughter.
wRITESAfAS-In Berkeley, Cal. January 10.
l909 TO the wife OF Charles H. Writesman
lnee Roth. a daughter.
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MARRIAGES

fSAAcs-RUE---In this city, January 0. 1909
Sylvia Hue, both Of San Francisco.
LEvY=-WEIIe-In this city, January H. 1908
by the Rev. +. J. Stark, Fernand A. Levy and
Sophie J. Well.
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Cushing. Margaret. 60
Day, Thomas H.. 10
De Ia Bar. Rowena. II
Fay. Rosamond j..
Ferretti. Gerolamo.. 4a
Gum. Dennis -. SO
Hartz. John ....... 63
Holmes, Joseph W. 8
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DEATHS

Adams Geo. A.. 3S Keegan. Ellen
Blake, Elizabeth r. ~ I.ieb. Rudolph
Cacciari. Egisto A.. a. Lynch. Constance =. S
Cain, Margaret . MattoN. Benjamin.. %
Casey, Joseph p. y Mccarthy. Elizabeth. 80
Christophersen s.. 10 McCarty. Patrick .. .. so
Cook. Cant. G. D.. - AieFer. bernhard H.. 10
Cooper, Elizabeth. afullin, Mary ~ "a
Cottle. Martial -. Is NUM-, Gottieb 49, 3S
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Murphy. John ...... 40
Paul. Almarin B.. So
Phelan, Catherine. Mass
Sehmftt, Vim. H. =. 43
Schuette, Maria -. 81
lSouthard, VIM. c.. )
Zazzi, Pietro 49,. 95
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REAL ESTATE
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

L0r iD Piedmont Vista S9xII2 feet: 1 block
from Oakland y. line and about blocks
from Piedmont station OF the Key Route; this
81 ideal location for a home; IS situated on
higu ground and has q beautiful view; terms
$3.50 cash and balance OF $500 IN monthly pay
ments of SO. including interest. Address box
1872, Can Office. San Francisco.
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When man undertakes to build a
railroad in Mexicoehe never knows what
he will have to do there until he COM
mences construction. There is a lake
on the line of a railroad called Chin
chancab, where ferocious alligators
flourish. A workman on the line of
the road in the vicinity of the lake
fell in. was pounced upon by the alli-
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FOR SALE-Wanted

ELECTRIC PIANOS
sNAPs-l Peerless like new. $3.50: / electric
banjo, like new. $3.50. terms or cash discount
AAN BROS. 3Tth aud San Pablo aE. Oak
lsnc. Piedmont 3q46
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rYPEwRIrHRs ANn srppI1rs

NV and second hand fypewriters bought and
solas rented, repaired, guaranteed. SMITH
bEtfS.. 462 18th 81. Phone Oakland i.
Go Z. MzRRN-Smith Premier agent; al
makes renaired. Sc Broadwar Oakland.
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TIE STETTISER
Suites. furnished and unfurnished: 2 3 and
rooms every comfort and elegance. 3Sd and
Telegraph av. -
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PROBATE SALE

Business lot, 50x139. close in. within 100
feet 81 property worth 5000 n foot Tacans old
improvements on this practically worthless
ground IS worth $50 per foot: time 70 make
bid nearly up; $500 VIII take il: this is a
snap bay for some one knowing a bargain
when they soc it,
b. Z. MINNEY. 12a IT'D 81. oaklana.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24
COAST SCHEDULE IS OUT
Baseball Season Will Open on March
80 and Close on
Oct 81.

san Francisco. Jan. 23.-At meeting
Of the Pacific Coast Baseball League
today. the following schedule was ar
ranged.
The baseball season will open March
% and close Oct. 81.
Sacramento viii open the season at
home wish Vernon, Oakland at san
Francisco and Portland at Los Angeles.
On Decoration day. Vernon will play
Sacramento at the Copitol City. Port
land at San Francisco and Oakland at
Los Angeles.
Independence day. July 4, San Fran
cisco will be at Sacramento. Portland
at Oakland and Vernon at Los Angeles.
The games on Labor day viii be as
follows:
san Francisco at Sacramento. Los
Angeles at Oakland and Portland At
Vernon.
Portland win open its season at home
on April Is with Sacramento
The committee on mileage includes
Judges McCredie Of Portland r. NJ
Walter If Oakland and Fred Maier Of
Los Angeles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24
ANOTHER VICTIM
FOR LOCAL TEAM
Pioneer Basketball Players OF
Greeley Badly Beaten
by 7. NJ. c. a.

The Salt Lake Y n. G. 4 basket haii
team closed It's first weeks series o.
games al Greeley. Colo. last night b. de-
festing the Pioneer team Of that city by
a score Of IS 70 a This makes the fifth
game played during the week. and the
teams defeated are in tie order named:
Wyoming university. al Laramie. Wyo.;
C. 2. g., at Cheyenne. Wyo.; Greeley
high school, at Greeley, !. II. e. a. At
Denver. and the Pioneer team. at Gree
icy, Colo. The team leaves TO-DAY for
Colorado Springs. where 81 meets the l.
n q. A. u that city on Monday night
The teams played 50 Far include the
best aEFreg atoms IN Colorado. The Pio-
neer team won the championship o.
northern Colorado last wear. a big crowd
vas ~ attendance. according 10 the dis
matches from Greeley and the fans OF
every hand cons atulated the salt Lake
bows FOR their clean and sportsmanlike
conduct Big HOfman's basket throwing
MS q feature 81 tie game.
IN last nights game the salt Lake team
lined 40 and scored baskets from the
field as follows; Hammond. J. e. /. Grund-
for. r. f. 8, Holman. &C. IL Hoisingtor. .
e. 3. Gum, 2. 2. q ln the second half
wilcox took Hammond place and scored
Hammond also threw four I'm this man
neT.
On she showing made 30 far the Salt
Lake J. II. O. A. which won the open
state championship last year. easily dem
Oletratas that Itah basketball i~ far SUI
rsfior 20 the article played in the othcr
Rocky mountain states.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24
IDAHO MAN IS FEROCIOUS
Wants to Bet That He Can Whip
Both Johnson and
Langford.

Wallace. Ida Jan 81 have made 2
proposition before the sporting people o.
the world and I will stand by it. I will
bet $1,000 that I can whip johnson and
LsnEford in one night. Here Is 500 de-
post and I viii put the rest up at any
time either Of the men will cover It L
never saw a man Of black color who could
whip me in my life and never viii see one
Il have boxed with Jeffries and he can
tell you what I can 90. lie has things
under his hat that only he and know
You can see that I am on the square for
/ have the support Of the Examiner and
they know who 7 am / simply call my
self Ding Rountree.
This the statement made by the man
who states that he can whip any man
in the world. with the exception OF JET
fries, and he lives in Wallace. Ida Roun-
tree certainly has a bunch of money and
is willing to bet that he can beat both
Of the colored boys.
Rountree looks the part of a fighter
lie is a man of about . years. weighs
about 90 and IS in the finest of condi-
;ion. Whether he can fight is TO be seen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24
One-Armed Basketball Player of Lehi

It il believed that Lehi can lay claim
to the only ons-armed basketball player
in the world. At least. so far as known.
he is the only one-armed man that has
mastered a game which is extremely diff
ficult for two-hsndcd PLAYERS His name
is John Wood. jr.. ard lie is a member
Of the Lehf high school basketball team.
Wood PLAYED center with the L.ehi team
in its contest with "a team from the =. y
L Of Provo last Friday evening when
the score vas A. 60 II in favor of Lehi.
He is siib-freshmau In the Lehi high
school. is is years Of age. and one Of the
brightest members Of his class He is an
athlete and besides being q crack throw
CT of baskets Is also = Splinter. and will
probably be a member OF Lehis track
team which intends winning the cham
piOnship in the state track meet the
coming spring.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24
HIGH PRIVATE
WINS DRIVING
Smiley CoTbett Favorite in Lis
SAX Handicap, but Tires
at the Finish.

Oakland. Cal. Jan. zs-High Private.
carrying the coiors ~ 2. \ Forsytbe
Eon the Lisssk handieap st EnaeTyvilie
today from FiTcstone. while DorsHte. an
other Torsyrhe horse. was third. TIE
event, which uas 81 mlse, attracted a
large crowd 10 the track. although the
weather was SLOPPY. Four books were fl
li1e, and the betting vas heavy. Smiley
corbett ruled faVOr5te for she hsHdicsn.
Eith Firestone and BeHwether. owned BY
President Thomas j.. Williams. lex. ia
demand Smiley CoFbets interfered with
some Of the others o. she start. pariic-
uiarly with F-irestone. Aftsr that. Smiley
Corbett went out in front. brt tired bad
Is. High Private moved up and won
driving from Firestcne. which closed
much ground and was best. The race
was worth sZsla u the winner Results
First race. six furloHgs. selling Mattic
Mack lf5 GILBERT 70 ]. Won toHtes-
=or Jos fRossf. { 20 ]. second. WiImorc.
- oCoburHi. ~ 10 ]. third Time Ills -
Keep Moving Okenite. Platoon Gronlo-
hoi. Neisr. Distributor. Andoche. Golden
Wave and Silver Size finished as named.
Second race three and = half furlongs-
purse-Fire. 11s (Goldsteinf, t. l. won;
Recon. liz 0Neoghl. to >, second. ka-
q IS seconds. CoDpsrtown. Quality
Street. Twin Screw and Rivera finished
az named.
Third race. six fuTlongs. selling-Tom
shaw. tas -. NUferl. 8 20 ]. won: John n.
Shechsu. IGa fkeogh). 70 /. second, Miss
Delaney i63 wan Dussnl. 20 TO /, third.
Time 1.16 IS. Lens. Grace c. Mabel
ffofiaudcr BurieiCh. Tommy AheaTu
and Cueruavaca finished named
Fourth race. one mile. Lissak handicap.
value to first s2.el0-High Private lel
(ScovIUel. 70 ]. won; FiTestone- III
(Nettcr5. L 10 3. second; Dorante. us
Neepyg. > 20 !. third Time 40 30 Bell
wethcr Colonel Jack. Early Tide and
Smiley COFbett finished as named.
Fifth race one mile and seventy yards,
selIing-E etcnmemike 10 fNotterl- TO 10,
won. FstelTe g. Jos Butler. Il 60 .. sec
oud. Colonel White. I04 Sullivan Z to /.
tnird Time f.5i So Toll Box, The Cap
tain and Duchess Of Nontebello finished
as named.
Sixth race. fGturitv course. CockTel
handicap-Roseben. 130 (MentTy1. 70 :
won: Rose Queen. 81 fTaplini, 10 to J.
second. Seven Full. 3 fRossb. IS 10 .,
third. Time. 1912 -. Lisaro also ran
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DEFEATS HIGH CLASS FIELD
Restigouche Has Going to His Lik-
ing and Wins Ventura
Handicap.

Los Angeles. Jan. 2s-On 2 track which
was TO his liking. and running an i'm
proved race. ReEtgOuche easily won the
Ventura handicap OF seven fGTiongs at
santa Anita today defeating a hiEh-class
field Of sprinters ResiigoGche carried ~
pounds and ran the distance over q
muddy track in % 30. which is remark
ably last considering the track ccndl-
tons RestiGOuche made the pace and
won easily by q length and a half King
James. also from tts Hildreth barn. Won
the East Lake handicap Of five and a
half furlongs by length and a half
from Halkct- Results;
First race. seven furlongs. purse-Riets,
Ie Shilling. 9 10 .. won: Pert. lbs
(pssei. TO ?. second: Miss Naomi. lbs
fRicei. 10 10 ]. third Time l..s 90
Tscxville. Matte Russell and Gienart
second race. three furlongs. purse
Flying Squirrel. iis Shilling, even. Won
Medallion los tAIcGee), - to !. second :
Donau, 1i5 1Towardl. even. third. Time
. A. seconds. Miguess ana Ketchema
also ran.
Third race. five and a half furlongs.
Eastlske handicap-ktng James, ~ tDu-
gam. 1 20 l. won: Halket. f07 CHowsrdi.
Is 10 ;. second; Hasty Agnes. loi fPage)-
20 /. third Time, 1:37. Angelus.
Airiuche and Old Timer also ran
Fourth race seven furlongs. Ventura
handicap. sl.509 acknowledgements, lzl
CDugan), to ?, won: Magazine. l0I (Alc-
Gee). IS TO >. second; Maitbie- " tPagel-
u 20 ]. third. Tine. la 30 OK Iup-
Mi. GIorio Center Shot. Miss Sain and
Chapuitepec also ran
Fifth race, mile and an eighth, selling
First Peep. 1e4 tArchibaid). to 10 won
T. G Glenn 1o5 CMcGee). > to I. second
Bucket Brigade, 10 (Suillingl. 70 to ].
third. Time, 1855 IA. Merlingo also ran
sixth race. six fuFiOngs. purss-Marc
Antony IL 100 tMcGeel, IL to .. won, ..
". Burt. 1o6 fShilling). TO I. second;
Critic 10 (powersl. Il to .. third. Time.
TIA Is Port Malone. Sibsri and As
tronomer also ran