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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
Williams and O'Keefe Fight
a Ten Round Draw

Kid Williams and Johnny OKeefe
Went 10 fast rounds to draw at the
Fruitvale clubs pavilion across the bay
last night in the main event of the
show. The fight was fast one through
out, both men displaying much clever
ness. 1t was an in and out affair." with
the tide turning in favor of each in the
various rounds. The decision seemed to
suit the big crowd.
JEFF Perry and Jimmy Foley also went
10 rounds to draw, as did frankie Ed
wards and Jim Horner, while the six
round affair between Jockey Bennett
and Fred Couture ended like the other
three mills.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
scHREcK WOULD WHIP ROSS

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, July 2S.-This
city may be immune from interference
with boxing bouts if the recent in
vestigation by the governor eaunts for
anything. This has led Mike Schreck
to announce that he intends to wipe
out the old decision held against him by
Tony Ross The referee says the ver-
dict in the recent bout between Schreck
and Hart was not based on the alleged
foul which was claimed, but on the
fact that Harts seconds threw up the
sponge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

AIundorff seems a bit too anxious TO get the
ball away from him when he fields it, and this
accounts for his poor work OF Yesterday and
Sunday. Both Of yesterdays chances were
soft and he had plenty Of time In which IN
throw his runners out. ON the hard chances.
where ii required quick. accurate peg the lad
was there like bear. He can always pick 'em
up nicely enough. but his strong wild wing is
what gets him into trouble
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
Horsemen Driven Out

The anti-gambling crusade which
swept over Japan late last year caused
the closing of 16 tracks and left hum
dreds of high class horses stranded.
tremendous effort was made by the
racelrack element to induce the Japan
ese government TO retract and permit
betting upon the tracks, but Premier
Katsura held firm and the horse owners
decided to ship their horses to vladi-
vostok, where betting is still allowed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
japanese Will Race Their
Horses in YIadiyostok

ST PETERSBURG. July 2s.-A dis
patch from vladivostok states that on
account of the closing of the betting
in Japan many Japanese race followers
have arrived to conduct betting on the
Vladivostok track. Eighty-two Japan
ese horses also have arrived here.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
AUTOS RUN OVER Goop ROADS

OAKLEY. Kans.. July 2S.-The pilot
car of the Glidden tour, closely followed
by all the contestants, arrived here at
o'clock after run of 165 miles from
Hugo, Colo. The roads throughout
most of the days run were in excellent
condition. The tourists will be lodged
in their special train, which arrived
this afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
LARNEp DEFEATS cLoTHrER

BOSTON, July 2S.-William A. Lar
ned, the national tennis champion, sue
cessfully defended his title as holder of
the Longwood challenge cup this after
noon by defeating w. j. Clothier of
Philadelphia in a five set match, 6-3.
6-3, 6-S, 0-6, 6-2. Larned thus
won second leg in the Longwood cup,
which he gained last year.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
GIANT WRESTLER HuRLs Def

SPOKANE, July 2G.-'I will meet any
man in the world at Graeco- Roman
wrestling and put up $1,000 as a side
bet, winner to take purse and gate re-
ceipts. announced George Auger, a
travelling giant, who is here this week
Auger says he is s feet inches tall
He claims seven years training as a
wrestler.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
GOING AFTER BIG GAME

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Heinrich Won
Brockhausen. Well known German
sportsman. has arrived here and will
Immediately start for Vancouver, B. c.,
TO JOIN a number of Englishmen who
Will comprise big game hunting ex-
petition into Alaska. Won Brockhausen
bears on his cheek a long, red scar,
the souvenir of his thrilling encounter
with Bengal tiger in India last year.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
WILL NOT TRADE FoR DoNI.1N

NEW YORK, July 2S.-William Muir
ray. manager of the Philadelphia Ma
tional league club, whom the new in
terests OF the club seek TO depose, tele-
graphed here today that Outfelder Ma
gee would not be traded for Nike Don
lin nf the New York club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
MAKES SHOOTING RECORD

CHICAGO. July 2S.--A new record for
revolver and rife shooting was estab-
lished today in the northern rife and
pistol competitions at Fort Sheridan,
Corporal j. c. Cricka. Company /. Nine
teenth infantry, breaking 500 out of
700 targets. The shooting was on the
regulation range of 200. 900, 400 and SOC
wards.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
National League

ST. LOUIS, July 2S.-By scores of /
TO and to st. Louis and Chica go
divided honors in a double header
Reulbach's pitching was a feature.
Scores:
First game r. II =
chicago efi aa@'S ........ ................. 3
acknowledgements. Meter and
Phelps: Reulbach and Archer Umpires
kane and Klein.
Second game r n r
81. Louis .........-..... 5 1
Batteries -Backman and Bliss: Hig9
ginbotham and Archer. Umpires-Klem
BOSTON, July 2S-New York made
it three out of four by winning two
games from Boston today, the first 7
to and the second 4 to 3. Scores:
First game r. n r
New York .. Ia /
atteries-Raymond and schlef:
e pires@EmsIie ii usod and Johnstone jon fanam om-
Second game r. H E.
New York ................. 10 l
DGssfn Batteries.crandail Wiitse > and Z
Myers; White, Tuckey, Ferguson,
Smith and Graham Umpires-Emslie
and Johnstone.
PITTsBURG, july 2s-pittshurg
won today's game from Cincinnati by
hard hitting. OF its 10 hits. three were
double and three were triples Score:
r. H. E.
Pittsburg 6 10 1
Cincinnati ... q
Batteries-Maddox and Gibson
Fromme, Campbell and Mclean. Um-
pire-Rigler.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-Pasto-
RUS today pitched the greatest game
of the National league season here.
Not hit was made off him until one
man was out in the ninth inning. Score:
r. H. E.
Philadelphia . 9
Brooklyn )
Batteries-Foxen. McQuillen and
Doom; Pastorius and Bergen. Umpire
O'Day.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
RELEASES INDIAN PITCHER

SPOKANE. July 2S.-Phn Dellar. the
tall Indian pitcher, has been released
by Manager Brown OF the Spokane
baseball team, not having been able to
get in condition this season
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
New Central Ball League
Is Organized

VALLEJO. July 2s.-The new Central
California baseball league. comprising
clubs in San Jose. Alameda. Napa and
Vallejo, has been organized and the
season will open Sunday. when Vallejo
meets San Jose at San Jose and Ala
media meets Napa at Napa.
The Mayer brothers. formerly holders
of the San Jose state league franchise
and owners of the ball park in the
Garden City. have gathered in the old
San Jose state league nine with the
exception of Stricklett and few of the
former big leaguers.
j. Krieg, manager or the Alameda
Alerts. holds the Encinal City fran
chise. Bergers, the former San Fran
cisco coast league pitcher, and Broad
bent, formerly OF the Santa Cruz state
league nine, have been signed BY
Vallejo
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
- - q CURES
0e0e0. SKIN DISEASES

to
blood
instead ras and naames the delicate hbrss and
pores glands
itching and ngng SO often skin affections
deposit blood OF the
na9 the flesh lying just beneath covering
the outer skin affords no relief from the itching burning
goes down into the circulation and the huO
roube
every variety OF skin affection Local applications they
because
reaches the trouble and Book
On skn 01sSsses and medical advice oEri
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. ATLANTA CA
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

CLEVELAND. July 2s.-Detroit
Knocked Cy Young out of the box in
the seventh inning today and won. &
~ = score; r. II. E.
Detroit ''.'...'.'..,.
batterles-Young, Falkenberg and
Clark, Bemis; Mullin and Schmidt,
NEW YORK. July 2S.-Boston had
little difficulty in defeating New York
eouay. score: r. II. E.
Na,,. - IL 2
u n 9
Batteries-AreIlanes and Donohue.
Warhop, Lake and Sweeney.
WASHINGTON. July 2S.-PhiladeI
phla won both games of today's double
header with Washington in hollow
style. Scores:
First game r. TT u
Washington . g 2
Fh5ladelphia 49,: - 10 .
Batteries-Oberlin. Groom and
street; Plank and Thomas, Livingston.
Second game r. II IL
Washington q .
Philadelphia AS G
Batterfes-Hughes and Street:
krause and Thomas
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
Stays in Transbay League

ALAMEDA, July 2S.-Manager Jo-
seph Krieg of the Alameda Alerts de-
cided today 10 keep his team in the
Transbay league instead of going into
a league that Bobby Eager of San jose
is endeavoring to form.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-15
BILL TO REMOVE KNOX
DISABILITY COMES Up TO-DAY

Washington, Feb. 1f.-The bill re-
moving the bar to the eligibility OF
Senator Knox to enter the Taft cabi-
net as secretary of state probably
will be called up In the house tomor-
row and it Is confidently expected
that it will be passed although not
until some of the members who rc-
gard the measure as Objectionable
and who fled a minority report have
voiced their views.
Lack of unanimity OF congress In
removing the disability, however, viii
not alone be sufficient to deter Scna-
tor Knox from accepting. Senator
Knox who Is quoted as coniiding to
some OF his friends that ne would not
accept the office unless the action Of
congress was practically unanimous,
tonight denied that he ever voiced
such an expression.
He continued to decline to talk
about any phases Of the matter, It
is believed however. that Mr.. Knox
is satisfied that the action of the
house in adopting a bin Identical with
the one which passed the senate Will
remove his constitutional disa bility
Mr.. Knox also denied a story orig
mating in Chicago which stated that
a letter had been sent by Or. Eugene
Murray-Aaron of the American Geo
graphic institute of Chicago about
three weeks ago informing him at
that time of the constitutional bar to
his acceptance Of the state portfolio.
Senator Knox said he had not re-
ceived such letter and did not know
the person said to have been its au-
thor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-15
TO WORK FOR UNIFORM
STATE LEGISLATION
Civic Federation Undertakes New and
Novel Task.

New York. Feb. 1d-The nation Al
civic federation tonight announced
the appointment Of commits ee
which will attempt to organize .
council of one hundred representative
men in each state before whom VIII
be laid plan to secure more uniform
state legislation.
John Hays Hammond is chairman.
The other members follow: Alton B.
Parker New York; Myron T. Her
rick, Ohio. Davis r. Francis. Mis-
souri,: Curtis Guild. Jr.. Massachu-
setts; Nahum j. bachelor. New
Hampshire; Edward Warfield, Mary
land; Herman Riddcr. New York c.
# Brooks, Connecticut; Bruce Hal
deman Kentucky: Victor Rosewatcr.
Nebraska Clark Howell. Georgia: r.
|. Bonebrcak, Kansas, James Lynch.
Indiana; Harry Pratt Judson, Illinois
A. II. Rcvel, Illinois, John Lennon,
Illinois; John II. Holiday Indiana.
and Benjamin Idc Wheeler. Califor-
MIA.
The federation points out that
there arc useful national organiza-
tions which hold meetings to discuss
affairs peculiar to their own pursuits
and callings, but it declares. hereto
fore, there has been no effort to crys-
talize Interstate organizations for the
accomplishment OF concentrated aims.
The state council to be organized VIII
attempt to brine this about
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-15
ADMIRAL BERESF0RO
SLATED TO RETIRE
British Government Anxious tn Gcs
Kid of Donincnt Figure
ia Navy.

London. Feb. 14.--It was announc-
cd by the admiralty tonight that Nd
Eniral Lord Charles Beresford. COM
niander-in-chlct OF the channel fleet.
Will vacato his command on March
"a. The fleet will then disappear as
the chief fighting unit of the frst
line of Great Britaln's naval force.
|Hcnccforth the more important vcs-
sells Of the channel fleet under COM
man of Vice Admiral Sir Archibald
Berkeley Milne, now second in COM
mand In the channel fleet, viii form
the second division of the main fleet
under supreme command of Vice Ad-
miral Sir William II. Mayne, second
lord of the admiralty.
II is understood that this means the
practical retirement of Admiral Sir
Charles Bcrcsford. and that he viii be
placed on half pay In the ordinary
course. Lord Charles would have held
the chsnnel command for another
year. and would have retired under
the age limit la February. 1911. ut
the government desired to group all
the newest and best ships under Vice
Admiral Maync's command for home
defense.
The action of the government. how
ever IN thus prematurcly retiring
cBrcsf0rd is likely to arouse again
the acrimlnous discussions so fro
qlently associated with his name
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-15

ter and Nelson. although McCumber
Clapp and Beveridge are also possibili-
ties Senator Teller's place may be
given TO Senator Clay of Georgia
There will be four vancanics on the
senate judiciary committee caused by
the retirement OF Senators Knox Full
ION, Foraker and Kittredge Beside
Senator McCumber. Senator Burnham
Will probably 20 on judiciary An
additional appointment will go to
some western senator and the choice
viii fall either upon Mr. Hepburn or
Mr. Borah of idaho.
Mr., Root IL the only new senator
who VIII receive important committee
appointments. Having been at the
head of the war and state departments
he will be placed on both military
affairs and foreign relations. The see
ond vacancy on military affairs made
10y the retirement of Mr.. Foraker Will
probably go to senator Flint of Cali
fornia
Senators Nelson and crane have
both been mentioned IN connection
with the chairnnanshp of the COM
mittce ON rules in place of senator
Knox. senator Daniel viii probably
succeed Mr. Teller as chairman of the
committee ON private land claims
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-15
MANY VACANCIES IN
MTrEES OF SENATE.

Washington, Feb l4.-Many dcsir-
able committee places are TO be filled
in the senate when the siXty-iirst CON
gress assemblies. Including the sue
cessor of senator Knox there viii be
thirteen new senators. The commit
tee places OF senator Allison OF Iowa.
also remain to be filled.
The vacancy on the committee ON
appropriations caus,d Il by Mr.. Allison's
death will be filed by senator Hale
whose retirement as chairman OF the
committee on naval affairs will cause
the promotion OF senator Perkins to
that place. The retirement of NJ.
Hemenway. republican and Mr.. Teller
democrat. will make vacancies I'm the
committee on appropriations. Wet
more Of Rhode Island. Keau Of New
Jersey. Dolliver of Iowa. and Nelson
OF Minnesota. are all looked upon as
candidates for geographical distri-
button of such places will probably
result in the appointment OF a vest
crn senator.
The most important committee dur
ing the extra session Wiii be that on
finance which viii be charged with
considering the tarim bin when IL
comes from the house ON the com
mittee vacancies viii be made By the
retirement Of Senators Teller, Hans
through and Platt and by the death
of Mr.. Allison.
Senator Gallinger has declined an
appointment on finance and vacancies
may be filled by Senators Lodge, Car
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-15
.0RKRESUMEO
BY CABINET
BU|LOERS|
TENTATIVE LIST OF
TAFT APPOlNTEES
Wright, Meyer and Wilson to
Retain Portfolios Under New
Administration, Latest Ru-
NOR from Cincinnati,

Cincinnati. Feb. President
elect and Mrs. TAFT arrived in their
home city from Panama and Now or
leans today They will be guests at
the G. =. Taft residence untl to-
morrow when they will leave for
Washington
The trip to Washington is important
It's primary object relates to the re-
port of the engineers who acccmpan-
led Mr.. Taft to Panama. This likely
win be given him upon his arrival
there Tuesday morning.
The contents of the report have
been forecastcd. the features being
strong endorsements of the present
plans
While in Washington MIR. Tart ex-
poets to confer with Senator Knox
and other relative to cabinet APP
pointments. Senator Knox and Frank
II. Hitchcock have accepted the posi-
tions Of secretary Of state and post
master general.
AS to the other places unconilrmed
rumors make the cabinet as follows.
Attorney general Mr.. Wickcrsham
of New York.
Secretary of war Mr.. Wright of
Tennessee.
Secretary of the navy, Mr., Meyer
of Massachusetts
Secretary of interior, MIR. Balllnger
OF Washington.
Secretary Of agriculture, Mir VII
son of Iowa.
Secretary OF commerce, Mr. Nagel
of Missouri.
II is the general understanding that
Mr. Taft Wishes 10 fll the treasury
portfolio either from Illinois or Ohio.
Should the appointment go to his
own state il is likely that It viii fan
to Myron T. Herrick
Mr. Taft also VIII consult with the
president and others regarding his in
augural speech.
ON his return here Thursday Mr..
Taft will be made Mason ION
sight" an honor rarely conferred by
the Masonic order.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-15
ENABLING ACT
DOOMEOT0D|E
IN SENATE
OUTLOOK POOR FOR
STATEHOOD THIS YEAR
Measure Likely to Pass House
Today Only 10 SIumber
Peacefully IN the Beveridge
Committees EuIogies for
Dead Members,


Washington. Feb, lt.-Congress
this week will give al possible atten-
tion to appropriation bills us IL has
become a pressing necessity that both
houses SHAH act promptly If the
measures are to become laws In the
few remaining days Of the session.
The senate win take w the naval bill
ON Monday and when that s disposed
OF the pestoffiee bin will receive at
tention
Work on the Indian bill viii be re-
lowed either by the consular and Dip
omatie bill or the fortiflcation APP
preparation bill.
The senate has its hands fun and
early attention VIII be given to the
Canadian waterways treaty and the
New Foundland treaty. The Panama
and Columbia treaties may not be
disposed OF until after March T.
The nominations to which there are
objections viii go over with the re-
suit that the incoming president Will
have an opportunity TO fiji the places
with men OF his own selection.
The house tomorrow will consider
the bill giving separate statehood to
New Mexico ana Arizona and likely
viii pass It, Prospects for the bill
in the senate are unfavorable.
The bin removing the constitutions
al distractions in the way of Senator
Knox's becoming secretary OF state
likely win be faVorably acted upon
by the house.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-15
CARRIES RACE
HATRED TO
CHURCH
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATOR
breaches AGAINST JAPS
Monroe Doctrine Pronounced
PerniciouS in Remarkable
Sermon Delivered by AS
SembIyman Sacramento,


by Morning journal special Leased Nirel
Sacramento, Cal, Feb 1f.-Assem-
blyman A. NJ Drew of Fresno. who
bill in sermon preached at the Cen
ual Methodist Episcopal church to-
night spoke in part as follows;
'Thc history of the world teaches
that comingling of the white and
yellow or the white and black races al
ways brings the white race down and
never brings the yellow or the black
up. Ii results in shiftless. worthless
mongrel race that the world does not
want
The South American countries
were settled with the people of the
mixed Spanish and negro blood and
that is the thing that places the South
American lands where they are.
The Monroe doctrine was one of
the most pernicious the world has
known. The county teens with nat
ulal wealth but the people who inhab-
it il are the most worthless in the
world. And now the Monroe doctrine
has crossed the continent to Cali
fornia. | submit to you the white
ce never has been and can never
stand whore the yellow or the black
race meets it. say to you that If
conditions go on as they now are. it
VIII not be fifty years until the white
races becomes the typewriters and the
servants Of the yellow To compete
with the yellow race the White men
would starve to death
The Japanese are fastening them
selves to our soil. only today a man
on the tran told me that he had sold
S95,0 900 worth of land in Orange coun-
ty to a japanese. They will buy
tract of land and live in a shanty that
a white man could not exist in and
by saving every dollar they accumu-
late wealth.
If the Japanese comes the white
man must GO No perfect man can |
come from the mixture of blood The
two races can not live together |
say to you, don't permit them to live |
in our midst. | say to you don't per-
nit them to take our land; | say to
you don't permit them to drive out |
our people
Il think ] know why President |
Roosevelt sent orders to the senate of |
California to keep its hands off of the |
question of excluding Japanese from |
our schools, from our land. This coun- I
try has four hundreds of millions of |
dollars of trade with the Chinese every |
year and | believe he thinks Japan |
could 50 manipulate matters as to
close the doors of Chinese trade to
us
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-15
SHOOTING REVEALS
STRANGE FAMILY
SKELETON
Bill Smith, Who Welded
Mother and Daughter, Mort
ally Wounded When He
Threatens to Desert Both,

tBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
St joseph, Feb. 14.-In the shoot
ing, which is expected to result fat
ally, of William Smith carpenter
here today came to light one of the
'strangest entanglements. three per-
sons ever lived under A girl % years
old who shot Smith AYERS to the police
that she married him knowing that
her mother was already his legal wife.
The three have lived for years togcth-
cr the man as the husband of both.
The shooting this afternoon occur
red over the sending OF a comic val
cntine. The girl who styles herself
Mrs. Cora Smith, while her mother is
known by the name of Mrs William
Smith. sent the carpenter comic val
entine Smith grew angry when he
received it ana after packing up his
clothes started to leave the house.
Thinking he was going to desert her
the girl shot him.
The girls mother says she married
Smith in 1902. Her daughter was by
a former husband A year after their
marriage she says, she found that
her husband had improper relations
with her daughter. She made him
marry the girl she says, without first
securing a divorce. The girl and hus-
both bear out the story.
Mrs. Cora Smith who shot her hus-
band was placed under arrest by the
police.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-15
SLEET STORM SWEEPS
KANSAS AND OKLAHOMA

kanas city, Mo, Feb. ii.--zero
weather and the worst sleet and snow
storm Of the winter prevails in the
southwest tonight All over Kansas
the fan of slect has been heavy.
causing delayed traffic and bad wire
communication In Oklahoma the
storm began saturday night with a
rain, followed by sudden drop of As
degrees in temperature
Slrct aud snow have fallen almost
continuously Railroad traffic is al
most at standstil in many loca1i-
ties and Wire service Is seriously in
tcrruptcd stock win suffer from the
extreme cold.