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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
Reliance Club Man Will
Again Tackle japanese

OAKLAND, Sept 2.-Eimel Tanner of
the Reliance club will meet for the
second time in a wrestling bout the
Japanese wrestler Shosha Yokoyama,
having been defeated by him three
months ago. The wrestling match will
take place at Rice Institute hall the
evening of September 8. Yokoyama
has the record of having won q bouts
in this country without suffering de-
feat. He will weigh in at 152 pounds
and Tanner at 145. There will be four
other wrestling events on the card
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
sUBLEAGUE ELECTS OFFICERS

ALAMEDA, Sept. 2-The sub
league of the Academic Athletic league.
recently organized has elected the fol-
lowing officers: President Russell
Baker, Alameda; vice president Will
liam Evans, Oakland polytechnic high
school; secretary, K. ]. Graham of the
same school; treasurer, H. d. Brasfield
of the Fremont high school, Fruitvale.
The finance committee of the organi-
zation will be composed of Brasf1eld,
Wright and Graham. Charles Baum
was chosen chairman of the football
committee, with Burns and Evans as
his assistants.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
secretary The united investing
STOCK HOLDERS. MEETING:

To the Stock Holders OF THE UNITED IN
vESTMENT COMPANY: Please take notice tha,
the regular annual meeting Of stock holders and
election for directors Of The United Investment
Company will be held in the office OF the com
pany room 922 Of the Phelan building. on Mar
av in the city and county OF San Francisco,
state of California, on SATURDAY the 4th day
of September, A. d. 1909. at the hour OF two
(2) o'clock p. m. for the purpose OF electlng
directors OF said corporation for the ensuing
year, ana for the transaction OF such other husl-
A @. STEITER.
Secretary The United Investment Company.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
Vancouver Races

VANCOUVER. B. c., Sept. 2-Todays re-
suits at Minoru park:
First race five and half furlongs-Lady
Quality won, Herives second. Dandy Fine third.
Time, :0S 20.
Second race one and an eighth miles-AIike
Jordan won, Josie S second. Dr. White third.
Time. 30 %.
Third race six furlongs-Redeem won, Ches-
ter Krum second, Electrowan third Time,
l:15 %.
Fourth race one mie-Fantastic won Follie
l. second Ocean Queen third Time 1:42.
Fifth race seven Observation-Disclosures won
Illusion second j. c. Glen third. Time. 81 2-5.
Sixth race. five furlongs-Belle Kinney won,
w T. Overton second Lord of the Forest, third.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
Josephine Wins
The 2:O7 Pace.
At State F air
Homer RutherfOrd'S Mare An=
nexes Long End of Purse in
Best Race of fhe Week
Sneciol Disnatch 10 The Call

Special Dispatch 10 The Call
SACRAMENTO, Sept. q Homer
Rutherford's brown mare Josephine
worked hard for the 2:07 pace today
and, after dropping the first two heats
to Tod Hunters Hymettus, fought out
the next three heats in great style.
1t took five heats to decide the win
ner, but Josephine finally annexed the
long end of the purse in the best race
of the week Frank Ruhstallers Wild
Bell took the Society cup in the free
for all trot. Summary:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
AFTER AN AVIATION WEEK

Los ANGELES, Sept. willis
Booth president of the chamber of
commerce, announced today that he
would call a committee of business
men together for the purpose of rails
ing a fund of 100000 to defray the
expenses of an aviation week which
Iit is proposed to hold here in January.
1910.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not lie inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
Ized TO have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03

Security Hurt
In a Collision
And Destroyed
SPrinter in KOenigSberg'S String
Crashes TntO Watering Cart
and Leg Is Broken

security. the sprinter in the string Of
Al Koenigsberg and William Cahin. had
10 be destroyed al Fort Erie last Satur-
day as result of coming into collis-
ion with a watering cart. He was be-
ing given a trial through the field
when he unseated his rider at one Of
the obstacles, jumped the track fence
and crashed into the watering cart,
breaking his leg. Security was brought
TO the coast by sam Hildreth and was
later purchased by Koenigsberg. In
The hands Of Cahill he frequently
showed to- advantage in sprint races.
a. @. Bedwen plans to ship car
lead of horses from Fort Erie TO Mon
treal this week He win hold the re-
mainder of the string at Fort Erie
until the close Of the meeting.
John ". SchOrr's erratic performer,
Gretna Green. established a new
American record for a mile and six
teenth when he won the Canadian
Sportsman handicap at Fort Erie in
l.43 So Saturday. The former best
mark for the distance was made by
Royal Tourist at Emeryville last No
Vember, when he took up 104 pounds
and ran in 1:44 Is.
Blue and White, the dam of Olam-
bula, winner Of the Saratoga cup, was
bought when in foal by his breeder
Tor The Insignificant sum Of $3.50.
After Taplin was suspended at Fort
Erie for alleged rough riding it de-
Veloped from competent testimony that
the Fresno lad was not responsible for
Jockeys FLYNN and Ramsay falling. so
the officials were prompt TO restore
him.
H. g Bedwen declared to win the
handicap at. Fort Erie Saturday with
A ~
BedWell representative in the event,
and Il required the best efforts on the
part Of Guy Burns to keep him from
running over his stable companion. AS
II was Pajaroita only won by short
head.
The meeting at Montreal will open
tomorrow ard continue Is days.
Chicago Race Gossip
CHICAGO. Sept 2.-Simon Cooper,
who recently purchased Essex park at
Hot Springs announces his intention
Of giving a short meeting there this
fall to test the New York system of
betting which. he claims. will be per
Missile under the Arkansas law.
There is also a movement on foot to
re-establish racing at Oak Lawn track
next winter
Irving H. Wkeatcroft, the Pacific
coast breeder, is about 10 leave New
York for England for the purpose of
purchasing a high class stallion for
strengthening his already formidable
stud in this country. He means to keep
Cesarion, Yorkshire Lad. Go Between
and his choicest mares at his Kentucky
establishment French Cook winner
Of the Victoria Derby. viii join Lotus
Eater in his stud in British Columbia
when his racing career is ended.
It is reported that the suspension of
Jockey Y. Powers viii be lifted. so far
as riding for s c. Hildreth, his con-
tract employer. IS concerned.
R.G. Bedwell is getting in his stride
al Fort Erie. Notwithstanding the III
ness Of his crack California jockey,
Eddie Taplin, he won two races there
today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
DEATHS

AEDERsoE-In this city, September 1, 1909,
Martin X. Anderson. native OF Denmark,
aged 40 years months and % days. A mem
Der OF Marine Engineers association No 35
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral services today
(Friday) September 3, 1902 at 10 o'clock
q. M, at the pariors Of Julius S. Godeau,
2l23 Bush street. thence TO Third and Town
press Lawn cemetery.
MARINE engineers benefcial association
No. 35-Ofneers and members are hereby no
titled 10 attend the funeral of our deceased
brother. Martin X. Anderson, from the under
taking parlors OF julius S. Godeau. 2123 Bush
By order
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
Gas Belt Circuit

LAFAYETTE Ind, Sept. Fair racing was
the rule today at the Tippecanoe county fair
81 900 people witnessing the events. Favorites
won in each class Summaries:
2:l9 trot purse $500:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
CARn nF THANKS


DRoUET-Miss victorine Drouet desires to or
press her heartfelt thanks TO her many friends
for the beautiful floral offerings and the
many acts Of kindness extended during the re-
cent bereavement in the loss of NV dear
mother.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03

Trotting free for all, the Society cup race:
| Wild Bell tRuhstaller) ).................1 /
Charlie T (Deryder). ,........2
! w p (Adkinsl ......................
Time-2:16, 2:13, 2:13.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03

The labor organizations of Alameda
county have arranged for a tag day
in Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley to-
morrow to raise funds for the union
mems orphan home in San Lorenzo.
The central labor bodies of this city
have been asked to hold a similar event
here for the home.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03

George A. Tracy has returned from
the east, where he attended a meeting
of the international board of arbitra-
ton and the session of the printers in
ternational union.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03

Manager Hatch of the Monticello
steamship company has presented his
answer to the demands made to place
his steamers and holdings on a union
basis. This was so satisfactory that
the bay and river steamboat men to-
night will ask the labor council that
the boycott be lifted
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03

The brotherhood of teamsters will
have John S. French as marshal for
the Labor day parade. He will have
John Keannelly and Charles Fisher as
aids. The organization expects to turn
out its fun membership.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03

Edward T. Crosbie, after an absence
of year. has again been elected busi-
ness agent of the furniture handlers
union. At the last meeting he an
nounced that he will increase the mem
bership to $50.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03

Business Agent w. I. F1agler reports
that all the members of the united
glass workers union are working at
this time and that business is improv-
ing daily.
The bee., 1909-02-11
M. and Ms. c. II. MeCary Ent.rt.ln..

One of the seasons most de-
lightful entertainments was Civ
en- Saturday night by Mr. and
Mrs. q. II. McGary at their
handsome home on Farren Ave.
1t was an evening of enjoyment
to the forty invited guests. The
popular game finch was played
with much interest till the close
of the Twelfth game a delicious
four course luncheon was served,
consisting Of fruit, a salad course,
brick ice cream and cake, coffee
and dainty homemade candies.
A bon bon dish of delicious nut
and cOcoanut cream candy was
provided for each finch table
which the guests enjoyed during
the game.
1t was not until the wee small
hours that the guests reluctantly
said good night to the hospitaSle
host and hostess.
The bee., 1909-02-11
The Supreme Test.
lLouisviIle TImesl

The tobacco organizations the dark belt of Kentucky
which sustained their members
extremely dscouragng conditions has cooed and to
questioning confidence wisdom and the good faith Of their
headers feeling of suspicion Of das
faction openly expressed The growers whose unseh loyalty has
hitherto provided example Of cohesion
pledges longer satisfy where the rumbngs Of discomfort find
The cold succeeds the hot and those who have been led OF
Sudden begin TO wonder whether after all they have notbeen mis-
whether those who nOisy and frequently protested that
y lived for the peOpe have not speaking plainly been living
on the people, and living mighty high at that
I the supreme test Ona satisfactory working arrangement
between the associations independents the out
side and the buyers who by from both depends the life
and appearance Of the organizations they exist today And
greater than this vital to the spirit conference the
bOud this that satisfactory and complete be
nished the pertinent and pressing questions Have
rObbed1 For only complete confidence leaders
followers, oAy scrupuousy honest accounting only
Oce~gh clear and convincing of the stewardship
stiag arrangements persist.
The sacrifices wkch been made by
merchants aad bankers less than by farmers
condition CT trade the tobacco districts spite of
satisfactory a prices phenomenon ignored
nVdte question and provok the inquiry the degree
t whlch has actually accrued from the reign of self denial
And the charge of pecuation personal profit
a charge that cannot be met by denas indignant
Disruption may follow dissatisfaction if prompt solution
be not forheoming and that the stage
than the 6t The organized farmers the an
mob would turn and ead their beyes
than ever went into the 6ght on monopoly
The bee., 1909-02-11
THIEVES AT mAD1soNv1LLE
Attempt to Rob the Office Of the N. II.
and E. Railroad.

An unknown man early Tues
day morning entered the Office of
the M. I'll. e. K. railroad for the
purpose of robbery. But on ac-.
count of the discovery of his
presence the intruder failed to
secure anything of value.
The same morning someone en-
tered a private residence on
Main street, went through the
pockets of the men of the house,
took few dollars and made has
escape. The thief entered
through a window and got away
without disturbing the sleepers;.>
No name is given in the last
instance and all because it is
hoped that the guilty party
may be apprehended.
The bee., 1909-02-11

Those making excellent grades
for month ending February 9th,
are the following:
First grade, Miss Mothershead,
teacher, Claude Armstrong, AL.
bert Baldwin, Dorothy Bran
we'll, Goldie Hale and Bertha
Vaught.
Second grade, Miss Sisk, teach
er, Bertha Adams, Mamie Fen
wick, Violet Goldsmith, Earle
Handy, Clyde Martin, Leila May
Todd, Gussie Tresch and Dorothy
Willis.
Third grade, MISS Willis,
teacher, none.
Fourth grade, Mrs. Kline,
teacher, Thelma Patterson, NAL
com Stokes, Roy Swami, Isabel
Wilson and Pinkney Willis.
Fifth grade, Miss Riley, teach
er, Louise Adams, Cortez Griffin,
Rex Handy aud Jack Whitford.
Sixth grade, Misses Riley and
Moore, teachers, Margaret At
kinson, Cammye Fox, Elizabeth
Long, Howard Arnold, Paul
Moore, Jr., Fern Stokes, Porter
Willis, Mary Brown, Pansy
Myers and Farria Shaw.
Seventh grade, Miss Moore,
teacher, Willie Craig and Sallie
Henify.
Eighth, Ninth, Tenth an d
Eleventh grades, Miss Van Ars.
dell and r. Y. Maxey, teachers,
Eighth grade, Robert Rcathi
erston aud Kress Sisk.
Ninth grade, John Moore and
Ben Evans. 81 =
Tenth grade, George Araold
and zilpA Morehead.
Eleventh grade, Anna Dea
Bramwell, Mabel Browning,
Irene Coyie, Virginia Mc6ar,
and Leo Salmon.
Would you snpport the th'
greatest institptioa Of moderI
fertilization, supPogt the school
dts a man.makiag, woman-mak
ing, money, time and life saviNs
institution. What greater cai
there be? Does it pay to ed1
cater
The bee., 1909-02-11
BILL TO PENSION
THE Ex-pREsIDENTs'
Would Get $4,000 aYsar Unless They
Should Again Break into the
Presidency.

Washington, Feb. S.-A bill
was introduced today by Repre-
sentative Volstead, Of Minne-
sofa, which provides pension
of SIP, 900 annually for every
president after he leaves the
White House. No duties will
be required of the retired chief
executive but if he should again
be,aleeted to the highest Office IN
the gift of the ps0S!e the pen-
sion would cease during his term
of Office.
The bill does not provide, how
ever, that the pension will cease
if the ex president should accept
the Office of United States sena-
tor or any other federal Office.
The bee., 1909-02-11
SHOT At MADISONVlLLE
Capt. viii Smith Shoots George
SpirO.
Over OI,aranssmsnt About House
Rent.

George Spiro, a Greok confec-
tioner, was shot three times by
Capt. Will Smith, a retired bust
ness man, at Madisenville last
Monday night.
1t seems that the trouble was
caused by a disagreement over
the renting of the Lottie Hotel
which Spiro had rented from
Capt. Smith for his brothers-in-
law, two Greeks, who are now
running a restaurant there.
Spiro was shot through the
loins and abdomen and while
there is a slight chance for his
recovery, is in a critical condi-
tion.
After the shooting Capt. Smith
surrendered to the sheriff and
wasplaced under guard to await
the action of the grand jury,
which is now in session at Madi-
sonville.
The bee., 1909-02-11
RESCUE IN DEATH VALLEY.
Seven Men lost in DesOIats Region Found
KuddIed Together In Cave.

San Bernardino, Cali, Feb. 8.
The Melrose party of seven per-
sons, which left Nevada recent
ly and was lost in the Death Val
ley region, has been rescued by
"searchers," who found the pros
pectors huddled together in a
cave in the Panamint Mountains,
where they had taken shelter
from the heavy showers.
For three days the men of the
party had been without food, the
scanty supply being sufficient
only for the two women and two
children. A short time before
their rescue they had shot two
rabbits. One of the children
was i'll, but was recovering de-
spite the hardships endured.
The bee., 1909-02-11
MADISONVILLE
WANTS MEETING
OF Confederate Veterans Of the
Second kentucky Brigade.
HAVE UNWILLING or MoNU.
MENT ON THAT DAY.

Madisonville, KY, Feb. 0. "A
movement is on foot by the ex-
Confederates in Hopkins county
10 have the annual meeting Of
the Second Kentucky BRIGADE
transferred from Fulton, which
city was selected some time since,
TO this place.
Major +. B. Harris, Of Mortons
Gap, rs in communication with
Gen. w. J. Stone, of Kuttawa,
commander of the brigade, and
Gen. Stone has been requested
to have Fulton waive all claims
1t may have and have the annual
meeting at this place. Major
Harris' efforts seem assured of
success. He viii probably re-
ceive a reply from Gen. Stone in
a few days in regard to the mat
ter.
The unveiIing of the Confeder-
ate monument viii occur some
time in May, abont the latter
part Of the month, according to
the plans of those in charge of
the arrangements. The annual
meeting of the Second brigade
occurs at-the same time and as
there are large number Of Con-
federates in Western Kentucky
who desire to attend both the I'M
yelling and the annual meeting,
it was decided to make an effort
to have the Second brigade meet
here instead of at Fulton.
The bee., 1909-02-11
COOPER CASE JURY
STILL LACKING ONE.
Another COntinuanee Of Three Days Is
Taken and New vsnlrs Will
Report Friday.

Nashville, Tenn. Feb. S.-An-
other continuance of three days
with the jury box still lacking
one man marked the close today
Of the trial of Colonel Duncan
b. Cooper, Robin J. Cooper and
John ID. Sharp, charged with
Staying former Senator f. w.
Oarmack. The remainder of the
fifth ysnire Of 500 talesmen was
quickly exhausted without Sc
curing a competent juror.
Then the court ordered the
sixth yenire dra wn. Only Se2
names we're in the jury wheel
The bee., 1909-02-11

Seeks Judgment for s2e,eoe on Two
Notss siSOsd by Fsud tesdsh

jackson, Ky, Feb. S.-The
Winchester Bank, through its
Attorney, John Miltca Steven
son, has Just Rled salt in the
Breathitt Circuit Court against
shs estate Of 5apneq Hnrgis de-
ceased. seeking to recover iudg-
ment Cor so, 900 on two notes
fled with petitiea OF $40. zoe
each. The suit is somewhat Of
a surprise here as the Hargis es-
tate was not believed 10 be 90
heavily involved.
The actual transfec of the Har-
gis store property OF Floyd Day,
of Winchester, is delayed ter a
day or two on account of the sb-
sence of Mrs. Hargis' attorney
The bee., 1909-02-11
THE REAL LINCOLN way.
should be from West POiat to the Lin.
cola Farm.
lRli1abeihtOwa Nswa.l


Congress has under considera-
tion the building Of great high
way from Gettysburg to Wash
ington and calling it the Lincoln
Way IN honor Of Abraham Lin
coin. Real Lincoln Way was
from a little log cabin on the
Lincoln farm dear Hodgenville
70 West Points, sIhs goNarRmeat
should build a magnificent boule-
yard over the old L. & N. turn
pike TO be known as Lincoln Way.
Lincoln was not at Gettysburg
but he came from Hardin county
aud went with the tide Of immi-
grafton and his way was By
ElIzabetktown and West Point.
The bee., 1909-02-11
PANIC IN LETTER NINE
CAUSES Two MORE DEAHHs,
Slight Explosion Causes Two Frightened
Mon 70 DrO~N.

Zeigler, Ill.,, Feb. S.--Two
miners were droweed in a wild
scramble for safety in the Letter
coal mine here to-day, fearteen
others escaping without Snjury.
The panic was cansed by a slight
explosion ia the Workings The
sixteen mea composed the W ork-
ing force. NJ. GtMball, white,
and LawtOa PalnaeC, a negro, fell
into a water hole near the bot
tom of the shaft and their bodies
we're found by a rescuing party.
The bee., 1909-02-11
LIKCOLNs HEAD ON
NEW HALF DOLLAR.
President cOnIsn with Director Of Mint
Conserving New Coin.

Washington, ID. C.-President
Roosevelt has given his consent
TO the placing of the head OF Lin
coin on one Of the popular coins.
Victor d. Brenner, the New
York sculptor. mas submitted to
the director some fine models Of
Lincoln busts and those have
been shown TO the president.
The bee., 1909-02-11

Paducah, KY, Feb, 6.--John
II. Hodge, representing the I'm
perial Tobacco Company, boaght
1900. 900 pounds, all the holding
of the Farmers Union of Nc
Oracken, Graves, Marshall and
Liyiagton counties. The price
paid was 8 aud z cents. The to-
bacco willbe delivered to the
Padueah stemmery.
The bee., 1909-02-11
statewide Prohibition !. Urged Ior Ken

lucky.
FL. w. Davis, chairman of the
Prohibition State Executives
Committee, has issued a call to
the temperance people Of Ken
lucky urging them to use all
their efforts IN behalf of State
wide prohibition. The call, in
part, follows:
1--WE invite all temperance
people, regardless of organiza-
tlon, church or party with which
they are affiliated, to join wish
ia In enc aritsl effort to secure
constitutional prohibition and
settle the question SO it will stay
settled.
NThe first step is to deluge the
Legislature with petitions SO
they will not dare to refuse to
submit the question. Pastors Of
churches are respectfully urged
to present this matter to their
congregations. They an4 all
others who will aid in securing
signatures will be supplied with
blank petitions by addressing
State Prohibition headquarters,
4O2 Sonth Fourth avenue, Louis
vile, KY, or Mrs. Frances E.
Beauchamp, prends7s y. y l,
,p., Lexington, Ky, !.
The bee., 1909-02-11
PRRsrDENTS wIFEAMD
DAUGHTER kRE COMING
The Washington Paay 10 LiacOIp ESr-
cI.cs van OcsupY Two Private cAm

Washington Feb. l0.-Secreta-
ry Loeb states that late this at
ternoon an announcement wall
be made from the White House,
giving full details OF the Presi-
dents Kentucky trip. 1t Is I'M
derstood Secretary Lutte Wright
will accompany the president,
also Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss
Ethel Roosevelt. Two private
cars will be occupied.
The bee., 1909-02-11

The head of Lincoln, splendldly
drawn, Will adorn one side Of the
coin and the customary coat of
arms the other.
1t is probable that the half
dollar piece will be selected as
the principal coin to bear the
Lincoln head, but some legisIa
lation may be necessary to make
the change.
The bee., 1909-02-11

Bellefontaine, o. Feb. s. Mrs.
John Haupt, of this city, paid 10
cents to kiss Abraham Lincoln.
She was girl Of lS years in Phil
adelphia and money for a war
fund Was raised by giving school
children this privilege.
The bee., 1909-02-11

but $50 more we're added from
the Circuit Court and these men
comprise the new venire. Should
the twelfth juror not be found
Judge Hart will prepare a list
personally and let the attorneys
examine the men on them un-
til the box is filed. The new
venire will report Friday.
The bee., 1909-02-11
Matt,r,on Refine, from Public Lll..

Tampa, Fla, Feb. GA letter
from Henry Watterson published
here says that Mr.. Watterson,
on account of the double be-
reavement of the loss of his
daughter and son, has cancelled
all engagements of public ma
ture and that he will make no
more addresses and has retired
from public life.
The bee., 1909-02-11
Dlnnsr PaILY.

Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Atkin-
son gave a delightful dinner par
ty Saturday evening in comDll-
ment to Misses Cecil ana Smith.
Of Danyille, who are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Smith Dulin at
MadisOnville. The other guests
We're Miss Elizabeth Victory,
Messrs. r. L. Whitlier, S. NJ.
and Panl N. Moore.
The bee., 1909-02-11

Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 9. =
Bishop +. E. Hoss. of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South,
who has been severely i'll for
several days, left today for Bal.
timQre, where be viii undergo
an operation.