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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
Order Of Events for Meet
OF Public Schools

The championship indoor meet or
the Public schools athletic league will
be held tomorrow evening at the Au-
ditorium, and the following program
will be run off.
Standing broad jump-s0 pound class
Running high Jumps pound class
Standing broad jump-ll5 pound class
Running high jump-Unlimited class
so yard dash-Trisls: so pound class Tvs
heats
so yard dash-TriaIs: s5 pound class Two
20 yard dash-Trials: lis pound class. Two
100 yard dash-Trials: Unlimited class. Two
heats
44O yard relay-Trials; so pound class. Two
heats.
40 yard relsy-TriaIs: s5 pound class Three
$50 yard relay-Trials: 115 pound class. Two
$50 yard reIay-Trials-U class. Two
heats.
22o yard dash-Trials: 115 pound class Two
heats.
Parade of competing athletes led by band of
Columbia Park Boys club.
so yard dash-Final: so pound class
so yard dash-Final: 95 pound class.
20 yard dash-Final: rs pound class
LOO LOO yard dash-Final; Unlimited;
22O yard dash-Final: 115 pound class
40 yard run-Unlimited.
40 yard relay-Final; so pound class
40 yard relay-FiDal: 95 pound class
$50 yard relay-FinaI I1J pound class.
$50 yard relay-Finaf: Unlimited.
The officials for the meet are Referee, Rob
ert A. ROOs; starter. George James.
Timers: John Hammersmith. A. J. Cloud
Robert ". Dodd. Fred Koch. Walter Christie.
Judges Of finish: L. A. Wolf. Herbert Hauser.
E. NJ. Peixotto, A Katchinski, Brother Gregory,
Brother Joseph.
inspectors: Thomas F.. Boyle William Hut
ton. Frank Book. Brother Cyril, Thomas Smith.
George klarmann.
scorer: John p DoraD: assistant scorers. F.
Richards and o. Murdock: announcer. George
McKeever; clerk of the course, Ray DaugbertF.
assistant clerk OF the course. Leonard Agazelow-
marshal, George S Mehling.
Field judges: George A. Sehltter and Har-
old Maundrell.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
Few Contestants and Poor
Scores on Links

The first tournament Of the Califor-
MIA Women Golfers association. held on
the links at Burlingame yesterday, fell
short OF expectations. The heavy entry
lists in the recent club tournaments led
10 the belief that yesterdays event
would be a record breaker
The wet weather no doubt was re-
sponsible for the small number of con-
testants and the poor scores Many
OF the ladies' did not turn in their cards
their scores We're so large
Miss Edith Chesebrough of the San
francisco golf and country club made
the best gross score and carried of the
handsome cup put up by Mrs. FL. T
scott She also made the best net
score, but the associa tion medal went
70 Mrs A NJ Shields. who turned in
the second best net score. Miss Chese-
brough played from scratch and made
the 5 holes in eS Mrs. Shields PLAYED
with a handicap Of 10 and made net
score Of 10T.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
Rain Prevents Athletics
From Playing

The baseball game scheduled to be
played yesterday at Recreation park
between the Athletics and the Seals
was postponed on account of rain. The
tears from the clouds began to fall
about the appointed time for play.
Manager Danny Long had his canvas
covering over the field, but he saw
there was no chance spf the weather
clearing during the afternoon.
The field is in shape for play, and if
it does not rain this afternoon the
teams will clash. The same batteries
will be used as scheduled for yesterday.
Indian Bender and Thomas will be the
battery for the big leaguers, while
Seals.
IT was originally decided that there
would be no game Friday, but owing
to yesterdays game being called off
the managers of both teams agreed to
play tomorrow. No other change was
made in the schedule.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
Midwinter Baseball Series
Postponed

The Midwinter league baseball series,
participated in by the Olympic club. the
Gantner & Mattern team and the
Phoenix players of st. Mary's college.
has been postponed until the first week
in Difference to the wishes of the ST.
Marys men, who wish to concentrate
on football until after their, game with
santa Clara on Thanksgiving day.
The first game of the series was
played on ST. Mary's campus Sunday.
when the collegians trimmed the Olym-
ing to the original schedule. the Phoe-
nix team was to take on the Gantner
e. Matterns next Sunday, but as sew
eral of the college tossers are members
of the Rugby team the postponement
has been negotiated.
The Midwinter league series will be
resumed after Thanksgiving. when the
collegians' active interest in Rugby will
have Waned
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
Collier Kicked in Face al
Horse Show

NEW YORK. Nov 10-The third day
of the national horse show brought out
the largest attendance seen at Madison
Square garden this season.
The first serious accident occurred
when w c. Collier fell and was kicked
in the face by Irish, his mount. His
teeth were loosened, his lips and cheeks
badly cut and his back badly wrenched,
but no bones had been broken.
Both Alfred G. and Reginald c. Van
derbilt were retired unplaced in the
class for harness horses over IA hands
inches and under 15 hands. Judge
w. H. Moore took the blue ribbon with
Harriman,s Iadv DiIbam was second
and G. w. Watson's Ringing Bells third.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
Hamburg Belle, Noted Mare
Dies of Pneumonia
ISeeeiaI Daeoteh 70 The Cali


TOWNSVILLE, Ga. Nov 10.-Ham-
burg Belle. the famous trotter, died
suddenly here this morning just after
her arrival from the north, whence she
had been brought to escape the rigors of
winter Pneumonia was given as the
cause of her death. She died at Mel
Hanna's farm half an hour after being
laken there from the train.
Ihe animal was bought by Mel Hanna
Of Cleveland. o.. a few months ago for
S5e,0Oo. Every precaution was taken
10 protect the horse on the trip TO
Georgia, but she took cold and grew
worse.
Hanna was expected TO reach here
TODAY but has not arrived
Hamburg Belle, registered as Sallie
simmons II. made three worlds records
At North Randall track. near CleYe-
land, on August 25 last in her match
race with the black horse Uhlan. Her
first heat was trotted in 2:O1L the
fastest mile ever trotted in a race and
two seconds faster than the previous
record, held by cresceus. The second
heat was trotted in 2:0lst the fastest
second heat trotted in a race and the
race itself was the fastest two heats.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
All Nationals
TrimAngelenOs
In the Opener
KoeSfner Touched for Twelve
Hits by Siuggers From
the Far East
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI


LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10.-In a some
what listless game of baseball the Ma
tional All Stars defeated the Los An
geles team here yesterday. 10 to 5,
Three runs in the first inning and seven
in the third placed the visitors in a
safe lead.
Bunched hits, aided by couple of
wild throws, gave the Seraphs five
tallies in the fifth after which inning
neither side secured a hit. Walter
Johnson. a former Los Angeles player,
was the yolleying station for the All
Stars. with Snodgrass. another local
boy, receiving his delivery. Rube Ellis
off1ciated in left field.
All three of the erstwhile favorites
of the Angel City fans received an en-
thusiastic reception at the plate and
every man gave first class account
of himself koestner was pounded
hard in the early innings, but rallied
and proved invincible during the later
half of the struggle. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
Pa Lauder Can't Go
Coffroth on the Betting
TSpecial Disooich 10 The Call

NEW YORK Nov. 10.-"Jeffries and
Johnson will go into the ring with even
money and take your pick posted about
Either man may be the post favorite
by a shade. Just which one will be
selected on the long end is matter
money will rule during the greater
portion of the betting"
The discussion came up in an uptown
hotel frequented by sporting men. An
offer was made to wager on the big
white undefeated champion at to 1.
Coffroth jumped at the chance and Of
fered to cover any reasonable amount
at such figure.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
Wolgast Sees
Championship
In Dim Distance
Picks Out Three 10 Whip and
Says Nelson Must Fight or
Give Up Title
Ispecial Dispalch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch to The Call
NEW ORLEANS La, Nov 1e-Ad
Wolgast declared today that he woulu
force Battling Nelson, lightweight
champion of the world, into a hsnt or
claim the title. Talking today he said'
Il am en- route to the hghtweisht
championship. New Orleans IS one OF
my stopping places 1 VIII dets&e Ss..,s
Frenchv Piet Then / Will go 20 San
Francisco and defeat Lew Powell bS
that time T.think Bat Nelson Will give
me a match for 45 rounds
.sIf he does not, / will try 70 get
Mcfarland in,<the ring. though the
weight question comes in there.
have to give away weight when my op-
ponents do 133- / don't intend 10 p0N
MCFARLAND at 135 a week before the
bout If 1 beat Mcfarland and Nelson
does not fight me L will claim the
title
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
TrNPTRE sTrDIEs LAW

UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT. VT.
Nov. 1O--Charles Rigler. umpire in the
National league. has entered the uni
versity as a law student. Rigler um-
pired the game in Chicago at which
President Taft was a spectator and his
last services were performed in New
York in the post season series between
the New York National and the Boston
American League clubs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
Crack Eastern Feather
Weight Fights Tonight

The Dreamland card of amateurs for
tomorrow night will bring together 16
millmen. Jimmy Melville, the local
feather weight champion. will meet
Oliver Kirk. the crack st. Louis scrap
per, and Eddie Marion will meet Dick
Mantell in the semiwindup. Pat Croy-
non and William Urick are also head
liners on the card. Six other bouts are:
Billie Duncan vs. Jack Nennon; Walter
Scott VS.. Joe Kane; Johnny Ryan VS..
Andy Ryanberg. Gus Miller VS.. Tom
Hansen. and George Kanewski VS..
Harry Mccullough.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
SOPHOMORE GIRLS WIN

BERKELEY. Nov. 10-The sopho-
more women triumphed over the fresh
men in an exciting basket ball game
in Hearst hall court yesterday after
noon by score of 16 to Is. At the
end of the half the score stood to Z
goals and the second period of the
contest was marked by fast play.
Doris Spencer captained the second
year women and Daisy Newby was the
leader of the freshmen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
Ihe California Promotion COMMITTEE

tine state Central Organization Organized ~
lyv--An association for the commercial and
I'll, lnuustrial development Of California.l
ment. announcement Century DicfionarT
Ihe COMMITTEES has for Its object the PP0Io
sell. It fosters all things tending ~ an ns r 20
vANCEMENT of California 1t is an aufbortt-
On on all maIrers relating to California II ES
ana FOSTERS those already established m fnvifss
aesnsoie Immigration It presents the orv,
tunites ana needs OF all fields OF business -. -,
professional activity 1t is supported br nor,,I
suoscrpuou and makes no charge Tor anv ser-;.
renaelea. rem Lt mas arniated with II $50 comn,sr
membership OF more than 10000. Meeting. s
rspresenrsfiyes OF these organizations are b.St p
semlannualF In dinerent parts OF the .ts .s.u
where matters Of CalIfornia's infsr.st me state.
cusssa 8 Hesdquarters Of the COMMITTEES 's as
Francisco. RRsss9s3Ss Exchange bldg. san
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
HUEsToN LEADS Killing

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Nov 10.-Thomas )
Hueston, playing John King for the
pool championship of the world, was
So points ahead at the close of to-
nights play. having increased his lead
The score for tonight was: Hueston
2O7. King 205; totals, Hueston 409,
King 346
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
COMMITTEE TO DISCUSS
CITY'S HARBOR RIGHTS
Will Confer With Attorney Gen.
eraI Regarding Subject
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

VALLEJO, Nov. l0-At special
meeting held this afternon blythe boa rd
of trustees Mayor Madig gan appointed
President C. w. Fletcher and Secretary
W. T. Kelley Of the Merchants associa-
tion, City Trustee ]. J. Sullivan and
City Engineer A. P. Moves to confer
with Attorney General U. S. Webb in
regard to the city rights on the local
water front.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
SUMMARY

Two bese hit-Koestner. Stolen bases-J.
smith. Ellis. First base on called balls-on
Johnson 3, OF koestner 3. Struck out-By John
son G. by koestner 6. Double plays-Johnson
TO Snodgrass TO Hummel: Bricker to Beall to
Deiinas TO Beall. Wild pitch-Johnson. Hit by
pitched ball-Snodgrass Time of game-1 hour
and 80 minutes. Umpire-Toman.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11

BENEFIT FOR WELSH CHURCH, sale Of
work and supper will be held at the Welsh
Presbyterian church. Fourteenth street between
Valencia and Guerrero. this afternoon and
evening II is given in aid Of the Welsh
church. under the Auspices Of the Ladies' Aid
society Supper will be served from $50 until
o'clock, and musical entertainment will
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
Kaufman Used
By Brady To
Rile Jeffries
Offers $4,000 for Ten Round
Bout, But Boiler Maker
Disregards 1t

| NEW YORK. Nov. 10-The sportin G
world, just now keenly interested in
the coming Jeffries-J johnson fight, noted
| with interest today the report of an
offer by William A. Brady, theatrical
sum to go to Jeffries if he would agree
| to fight Al kaufman within 80 days.
interest increased when no word OF re-
ply came from Jeffries. but tonight the
potion dropped out when Sam Berger,
Jenr1es manager did some talking.
When the bids have been opened
ana the club and date for the Jeffries
Johnson fight has been settled upon, If
| William A. Brady comes forward with
| the $4,000 cash then Jeffries will con
sider meeting Kaufman, said Berger.
As 1T is now, Berger said, neither he
lished offer seriously. they heard
nothing of 1T. he said, except through
the newspapers
whom he formerly managed. is well
known, is said TO have posted $4,000
with stake holder with the under
| standing that the entire sum is to go
to Jefries e;n II e. he viii fight Al Kauf f.
that the fight is to be for only 10
| rounds, that it can be in private or in
| public, as Jeffries may elect. and that
| If held in public Jeffries can have the
entire gate receipts.
In addition to the $4,000 which
Brady is willing to give Jeffries to get
into the ring with Kaufman he also Is
said to have posted 1000 to go as
forfeit for a side bet of $4,000 that
Kaufman will be the victor if the fight
is held. Felix Isman of Philadelphia
covered this sum, taking the Jeffries
have bet $4,000 to $4,000 with Isman
that Johnson will beat Jeffries. Max
Biumenthal is the stake holder of the
wagers and of the $4,000 which Brady
posted for Jeffries
John d. Sees jeff
NEW YORK. Nov. 10.-John D.
Rockefeller. with his secretary, occu-
pied two so cent orchestra seats in the
Plaza music hall tonight. And when
Jeffries stepped into the gymnasium
scene to go through his PAGES John d.
Joined in the applause.
Then as Jeffries skipped the rope to
the tune of the Keel Row" shadow
You Darkey," and worked the pulleys
to the Merry Widow" waltz and leaned
back on a chair. touching the ground
with his head for so or 20 times to the
air of "Ah Want lou, Nah Honey, Deed
do, Rockefeller laughed and clapped
his hands.
And he applauded when Sam Berger
donned the mitts with Jeffries for three
three minute rounds.
Pa Lauder Can't Go
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 1O.-There
is one regret about LADDERS bout with
Phil knight which comes off next Sat
urday night that Leonard and his
father share alike-that Is that the old
man can't be at the ringside. Leonard's
father is IN alderman in Los Angeles
and he can't come to New Orleans to
see his boy box. but he has written
Lauder long letter saying how sorry
he is that he can't be with Lauder
when he boxes Knight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11

About the only way to manage. some
women is to tell them they are good
managers
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11

When fellow is afraid to think for
himself it's time for him to get mar
ried.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
POSTOFFICE
APPOINTMENTS Wash

APPOINTMENTS Washington.
Nov. 10--GeOrge :. Stacy is appointed rural
carrier. Emily J. stacy substitute. route 3 AZ
Fowler. Charles o. Mershon Is appointed post
master at Baldwin Park. Los Angeles county.
vice E l.. Powers. resigned
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
NATIONALS

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-04-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
MARKET.

The following market is furnished by I.
6. Furman. grain and stock brokers.
Rooms and s. Chiffon block. New
phone 1884.
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Morris Williams
HORSE AUCTION EVERY OTHER
FRiDAY-PRlvATE SALES
DAILY.

horse market west Of the Mississippi.
Live stock and general auction. includ-
ins cattle, hogs. sheep buggies,
wagons, harness. implements-any
thing the farmers buy and sell-held
in yards adjoining horse sale pavilion.
The two sales are held at the same
time; Lee Fleener, horse auctioneer;
Billy Cooper, general .auctioneer. AT
TlND THESE GREAT COMBINA-
TON SALES. NEXT SALE FRI
DAY. APRIL 18th. Bring in your
stuff-Horses, colts, cattle, hogs bug
giles, wagons-anything you want to
sell 1t will be the great central meet
ing place of buyers and sellers from all
over Southern Iowa.
! state above that we have the best
horse market west of the Mississippi,
and it's so too; and that is not all,
If you will compare our recent sales
here to the condition of the Chicago
and eastern markets you will see that
the showing is very favorable to OF
tumwa.
Here is an extract from the
Drovers' Journal on this weeks Chi
cago market: Eastern industrial en-
terprises were more seriously pros
trated in the commercial depression,
and eastern consumers who take the
bulk of the horses offered at Chicago
are not III a pOSltlOn TO take tHe Oh
ferings at as strong prices as western
consumers"
Just what / have maintained all
year. The agricultural west, north
west and southwest outbids the east.
Consequently we can sell good big
horses at as strong prices right here in
Ottumwa as they bring in any market
in America. That is one of the rea-
sons our business for 1909 thus far
is practically double that of the same
months of last year. Moro of the peo-
| pie are coming to realize the greatness
OF this market. But I want to caution
! all our dealers-Be careful. Just as
soon as this farm demand of the west
| is over, and that time is liable to ar
rive any week now, the market is
| bound to drop. 1t cant help it. The
last has been paying the prices under
protest all through this farm trade,
and when the prosperous western
| farmer is eliminated as a competitive
buyer, the east will be left to name
the price, and you, II stocked UP at
| the present prices, will simply have
to take your medicine.
Now listen TO what I tell you, and
| don't blame me if you get caught.
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
| OtturnWs, L.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.

NhIcago 5utter and Egg MARKET.
Chicago, April 7.--ButterM Market
steady.
Creameries-22@2sc.
Dairies-19D25c.
Eggs-Market firm.
First-19c.
Frime Grsts-20o-
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WANTED

wANTED--To BUY FRESH COW.
Must be first class in every way.
New phone 921K.
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FOR SALE-FuLL BLOOD S. c. b
Leghorn cockerels. w. N. Rockwell
107 N. Willard st.
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FOR SAILS, G. BUFF oRPING-
ton eggs for Matching. $1.50 for Is.
H. j. Goodlander. Drakeville, Ia.
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WANT EDITORIAL

THE YEAR is MOVING oN-ARE your THOUSANDS
PEOPLE USING COURIER WANT ADs-ARE
your
THOUSANDS OF MORE PEOPLE ARE READING THEM
AND BUYING AND SELLING THROUGH THEM.
MANY PEOPLE ARE EXCHANGING ARTICLES
THROUGH THESE ADS.
THIS is THE CHEAPEST WAY TO LET PEOPLE
KNOW YOU WANT TO SELL A HORSE OR BUY ON
MAKE USE OF THESE LITTLE MESSENGERS.
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WANTED--A SINGLE EXPERIENCE
ed farm and dairy hand. Must be a
good mixer. Steady job for the
right party. Address A-6-C, care
Courier.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

The following market IL furnished BY
/. G. Furman. grain and stock
broker. Rooms Z and s. Chiffon
block New telephone. 1875.
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further
a
1smie fruit etc Most
OF &6o
of mmed
iece OF
" of purchase of land he without putting
half fails 100000 worth OF
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FOR SALE-GooD SECOND HAND
bicycle or will trade for a. good sad
die. Address A-5-E, care Courier.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

THOROUGHBRED SINGLE CONN
black Minorcas. The kind that lay
eggs for Matching. 81 per IS. SO foG
SO. w a. Filner, Eddyyille, Iaa
phone No. 10 on Y
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LEGAL.
INCORPORATION NOTICE.

To whom 1t may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the cork
poration heretofore organized at Ot4
tumwa, Iowa, under the name of Spils
man Dana Hardware Company, Eas
amended Article ] of its Articles Of Int
corporation by changing its corporate
name from Snilnan Dana Hardware
Company to Spilman Hardware Conis
pany, by which mentioned name II
shall hereafter be known and shall
transact business.
Spilman Hardware Company, by n
P. Spillman. Presidetn
Attest: T. Holl Spilman, Secretary.
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FOR sALE--AULTMAN- TAYLOR
saw mill. Call or address FRANK
Bowen, Chillicotlle Ia.
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Chicago Provision Market,
Peoria Grain Market.

Peoria. April THE grain market
follows:
Corn No. 3.-66%c.
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T0DAy'S MARKET News
LOCAL MARKETS

Hogs and butter fat are higher to-
day.
II a. M. April u