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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01
Victoria Races

VICTORIA. B. c.. July s1.-Today's results
at Oak Bay track
First race. six and a half furlongs-After-
math : to l. won: NIechln 10 l. second /;
Irish Mail ) 10 ,. third. Time. ID Is.
Second race, six and a bali furlOugS-ColbeEt
a. 10 l. won Storma. even. second; Nrenss y.
-. third. Time. 30 S..
Third race. seven furlOnes-Melar. to !,
won: Christine A. even. second; Toller. I TO 2
third Time. 1:29 AS
Fourth race one and 3 sixteenth miEes-Bar-
ney Oldhcld. 10 /. won: MonVina. 70 ). Sec
Ond Captain Burnett. OUT, third Time.
las 2-5.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Redondo. rs 10 =
won: Emma G. 10 y second. Lord OF the.
Forest. 3 TO /. third. Time 1s14 AZ.
16 to 5. won: Matte Mack. 70 ) second: Noy-
gorod. 10 ?, third. Time / :46.
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Reulbach Blanks. PhiIiies and
Celebrates His Eleventh
Straight Victory
STANDING of THE CLUBS
National League

PITTsBURG, July 31.-Pittsburg
could get only one hit off Wiltse and
New York won with ease. Score:
r. III. E.
H,ltlspure ...............
New York ................. A 10
Observation-Disclosures and Gibson;
Wiltse and Myers. Umpires-Emslie
and tombstone.
CINCINNATI, July S1.-Cincinnati
and Brooklyn were to have played a
double header this afternoon, but rain
stopped the play in the eighth inning
of the first game, which was won by
Cincinnati. Score: r. H. E.
Cincinnati 8 l
Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures. j
Batteries-Gasper and Mclean; Bell
and Bergen. Umpires and Klein.
CHICAGO, July S1.-Chance, the
first man up in the second, singled, was
sacrificed to second. stole third and
scored the only run of the game on
Dooins wide throw. 1t was Reulbach's
eleventh straight victory. Score:
r. II. E.
Philadelphia .......0 6 1
Batteries-Reulbach and Archer;
Corridor, Sparks and Doom. Umpire
ODay.
ST LOUIS, July 31.-st Louis de-
'feated Boston. Score: r. H. E.
st; Louis. .;......-..::... ..s 6 Q
Batteries-Brown, Ferguson and
Graham; Harmon and Phelps. Umpire
-Rig ler.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01
Soccer Men Plan Tourney
For POrtola Week

If the plans of the California foot
ball association do not miscarry,
soccer tournament will be held here
during the Portola festival. The as
sociation is at present negotiating with
the festival committee with viex to
having it cooperate in promoting
tourney. and if the efforts of the foot
ball men meet with success. some in
teresting games will take place.
The plans of the association include
bringing Vancouver and Los Angeles
players to San Francisco and holding a
series of games for the championship of
the coast
The northern plsyers have expressed
their Willingness to come here. provided
satisfactory financial arrangements can
be made, and the Los Angeles soccerites
will no doubt be also willing TO take
part in the proposed tournament.
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Butte Races

First race. four furlongs. purse-Light Knight.
Q to 10. won: Good Fellow. to l. second;
Sam L. , to 3. third.
Second race, four and half fIrlongs, purse
Good Ship. to /. won. Coppertown. > TO l..
second; Lillium. to 3. third
Third race six furlongs. seling-Nadeline
Musgrave, TO l. won; Ethcn. out. second;
Kerry. I TO 4, third
Fourth race, one mile. hs-1icap-Hush Money.
3 TO l. won; Jack Paiia' = I. second; Frank
Lubbock, s TO ;. third.
Fifth race, one mile selling-Csbn. to 1.
won; Ethel Day. even, second; Prince Of Cas-
tile. TO ., third.
Sixth race. six and half furlongs. selling
Robert Mitchell, 70 1. won; Jillette, 4 to /,
second; Birth, out. third.
Seventh race. one and a sixteenth miles, sell
ing-Taxer, to L, won; Mabel Holander, TO
l, second; Altenberg, l to 2. third.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01
New League Falls Through
At Last Moment

VALLEJO, July s1.-The new Cen
trail California baseball league died
before it was born. The opening games
were TO have been played tomorrow,
when the Alameda alerts were to meet
Nspa at Napa and Vallejo was to go to
san Jose. Manager Keig of the Ala.
media nine at the last minute refused
TO desert the Transbay league. and in
consequence the league failed. The
Vallejo nine has been losing money
heavily, and there viii be no base
ball here during the next month.
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Early Racing
OF Colts May
Be Restricted
History Proves New York's Lar
esf Move Against Turf =
in Error
By c. c. CARLTON.
Sgd Dispeleh o The "a.

a
NEW YORK. July sl-sam Hndreth's
horses did not race at the Empire city.
meeting. but were shipped to Saratoga. T.
Horsemen here say that King James.
winner OF the Brooklyn and MetropOli-
tan handicaps and the Toronto cup. Is
very properly top weight in the $4,000
Saratoga handicap. a race at one mile
and quarter. to be run at the Springs
on Monday. The Plaudit colt has. demon
strated that he is the best year old in
training, and Handicapped vosburzh..
has apparently given heed to the news
paper stories of his return to form.
King'James will be Hndreth's princi-
pal candidate. Hndreth has expressed
publicly his confidence OF getting him.
to the post in tip top condition. Resti-
gouche, the horse that made pace for
King James in the Brooklyn handicap.
and took place money from Celt. the
odds on favorite, may 90 along with the
big bay. Restigouchs has had ample
time TO recover from the bruises and
cuts he got in the suburban-owing to
the bad handling OF Guy Burss-and
Hildreth cannot complain that lit
pounds is too much weight for hin, 10
pack in a race Of one mile and a quar-
ter. :.
Horsemen hereabout say that a bill
will be presented in the New YORK
legislature asking the solons ar iNlbanw
to pass law restricting the racing
of year olds until August /. They
say that such move would be a poor
one for obvious reasons. The turf has
had enough legislation and to spare
during the last IL months 10 last for
years TO come.
They say that while the racing OF
youngsters during the months OF Janu-
airy and February is 10 be depIOred: vet
early racing does not injure horses
nearly as much as excessive racing g.
| Such horses as Hindoo. Luke Black
/ burn, Endurance. BY Right MOreilO.
Trance, Rose Queen and Waldo began
| their careers early in life. and were
great race horses. But the most potent
example that training does not ipiure
2 year Odds, but in fact develops them,
was shown when Thomas It. Williams
president of the California Joe key club.
rOOe match race on MS morse Henry
F. Perley. the 4 year old maiden by
Himyar-Ida Pickwick. that had never.
/ faced the barrier in public gainss
Sidney Paget on his year old Ralbert.
a son of Albert-Amily Il. The. race. was.
decided at the Morris Park. track It.
was the outcome of a wager which wa :.
the culmination of talk at the Morris.
Park clubhouse regarding the subject
of the early racing of year ODDS. wills.
liamss told how he had entertained the
Theory that If a well bred horse was.
reserved until ne was 4 years old and
never started he would exceed in speed
and endurance any colt that wa ;:
trained from the time that he. was ,.
years old ~.
| In order to put il to a test he had
reserved Henry NJ. Perley. and he was
sure that Henry F. Perley could beat
any , year old that Paget owned.
Paget took opposite views on the sub
| iect and the result was a match. race
at three furlongs with both owners to
ride. RaIbert won in walk. and later.
showed that ne was pretty fair colt. .
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Los Angeles I3, Vernon 4

Los ANGELES. July 31.-Vernon
tried three pitchers today, one of them
fresht from the bush, and Los Angeles
piled up 10 runs while Vernon was
making four. Features Of the game
were triple steal by Los Angeles in
the seventh inning, participated in by
Dlllon, Beall and Wheeler, and a series
OF double plays, one of which Brashear
of the Nernonites executed himself
Maggie pitched for Los Angeles and per-
mitted 13 hits. Score:
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Hard Hitting
Gives Game to
The Senators
Five Singles in Sixth Inning
End FresnO's Chance
of Victory
OF THE CLUBS
SACRAMENTO.

SACRAMENTO; July 5l.-Fresno
seemed to have the game well in hand
today when Marry. opened the sixth
with a single and four more. two Of
which were hunts, in conjunction with
The two sacrifice hits which resulted in
squeeze plays, gave. Sacramento lead
OF 10 s. In. the seventh three more
singles. and a double were good for
three runs. The final score was 20 8.
Sacramento played great inside base
shsIf J.: SrOre. -.
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European Races

ALEXANDRIA PARK. England, July 81
The Juvenile selling plate Of 100 sovereigns for
year ODDS distance FIVE furlongS. was won
today by Irish Vote. II. T. Whitney's Tyrconnel
was among the starters.
The Municipal handicap Of 200 sovereigns. for
3 year olds and up distance i've furlongs. was
won by Wind Flower. II. r. whtney's Sea
Cliff started.
The Maiden year old plate. 100 sovereigns,
distance FIVE furlongs. won by Amadeus
Fl. p. Whitney's Literal started.
PARIS, July 31.--The Prix HenneQueville to-
day was by W. h. Vanderbilt's Liban.
II. r. Duryea's Rose Noble ran unpaeed in
the Prix Refine Mathilde
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MATCH FOR MAYFIELD
Dispatch 10 The CoHl

VALLEJO, July S1.-Frank May6eld,
the local middle weight. who has been
suffering reverses during the last year,
has been offered match with Frank
Mantell at Sacramento this month IL
Msyneld will put up $500 for a side
bet and agree for winner to take ALL
Mayheld is considering the proposition
and will likely accept.
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VILE TRACK AT SALT LAKE.

SALT LAKE CITY, July so-Work
has been commenced by the Utah
jockey club upon stables and grand
stand for a mile raeetrack to be
opened west of the Jordan river. The
club is arranging for 80 day meet
ing. to begin as soon as possible after
September l.
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Oakland 3, Portland 2

PORTLAND. July 31.-Both Port
land and Oakland used two pitchers in
today's game. Portland. in an effort
to retrieve lost honors, put in Garrett
in the sixth after Hardness had de-
livered the game into the visitors
hands. and Oakland replaced Chris
tan with Wigs in the seventh when
Portland showed signs of becoming
dangerous. Though it was pitchers
battle. the game was bitterly fought
in the field as we'll. Score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES

I'll innings).
At Minneapolis 10. Louis
Vile 8.
At Columbus-st. Paul 0, Column
bus 6.
AT Indianapolis indianapolis 4, Kan
sas City g.
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PORTLAND
RMS AND HTS BY
SrMAfARY

Struck out-By Christian L by Hardness =.
by Garrett ]. by Wigs >. First base ON called
balls-0n Christian g. off Hardness 3. off Gar
rett ]. Two base hits--Ryan. Cameron, John
son. Sacrifice hits-Ragan. McKune, ID. Lewis,
Garrett. Stolen bases-0lson, Ragan. Hit by
pitcher-Carroll by Hardness. First base on
errors-Oakland J. Left on bases-oakIand o.
Portland Z. Innings pitehed-By Hardness 3
Christian 1-3. Bascbits-0f Hardness 4.
runs 3; off Christian 4. .. Time of game
- hours. Umpires-McCarthy and Van Hal
tFen
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SUMMARY

Hits made-On Winett ;. runs g.: Harkfns
hits g. runs ). Three base hit-HaIey Two
base hits-Bernard .. Beall, Daley. Harkins
Wheeler and Maggie. Sacrifice hits-Dillon, God
win. Innings pitched-By Willet !, by Harkins
). First base called balls-Off Harkns 2,
of Abbott 1, on Nagle 1. Struck out--By Will
lett l. by Maggie 2, by Abbott /. Double plays
Hogan TO Eagan TO Mott to Bernard 10 Mott
Wheeler to Delmas to Dillon Brashear unas-
sisted Charge defeat TO willett. wild pitch
Harkins. Hit by pitched ball-7Godwin by Will
lett; II. Smith by Harkins: Wheeler by Abbott.
Time of gamP-2 hours Observation-Disclosures
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SUMMARY

Three base h1f--Pfyl Two base hits-Moski-
man. Farrell. Sbeeban- Sacrifice hifs-Farrell 2,
Ia lllnsn. Bloomfield. >. Stolen bases-Mertes.
Miller, Mepsor. Van Buren, McHale >, Campbell.
First base on called bslls-On Esgan l. OF
Bloomfield ?: Eeft on Dissatisfaction g. Oak
laud =. First base on errors-0aklsnd ?. Time
n Esme-~l hoer and Sc minutes. Umpire
Harpet. Scorer-.Haflip.
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Stockfon 2. Oakland 3

STOCKTON, July s1.-Pfyl, the heavy
hitting FIRST baseman: broke up the
game in the seventh inning by smash
ing the ball against the center field
fence. scoring two men. Dusty Mil
Ter sent him home. Mensor, the new
slIortstop. made: a fine showing. The
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast League)
RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco 4, Sacramento 3.
Oakland 3, Portland 2.
Los Angeles 13, Vernon d.

First First base, called balls-on Berger. 5: off
mhalen; 8, Hit by pitcher-Raymer Double
plays-AcArdle to r. Williams Zeider unas-
3 Time of game hour 80 minutes Empires
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A Chance to Make Money

Look in today's classified advertising
section under the Business Chance
heading and you will see many good
buys offered in saloons, groceries, ho-
tells. etc. Investigate some of these. 1t.
will pay YOU.
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BOSTON, July S1.-A misjudged fly
by Griggs in the first inning today al
lowed Wagner a home run and gave
Boston a lead which st. Louis could
not overcome. Score: r. ii. E.
~. LUIS =
Boston ...............7 9 q
Batteries-Powell and Criger; Ar
rellanes and Carrigan.
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s.1IAiAIAk'

- Two base hIts-W. Kelley Kuhn Deyereaux
Sscrisce hits-TrEcey. Murry. Hsckstt, Kelly.
First base called beis-06 Iaucks >. Struck
eut-By Lsneks 2, by Gray 2. Passed bsii-Me-
Dpnough. Time OF game hour so minutes
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American League

WASHINGTON July 91.-Washing-
ton failed TO score a run in today's
double header, the fifth here this week
Chicago won the first game with one
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SAN FRANCISCO
RuNs AND HITs BY INNINGS

Tive base hits-Gsndif Bode r. Williams
sacrlhee HIS Byrnes. McArdle, Gandil. zeider.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-05-27

in the senate is even much
more stringent than the national legis-
lation on this subject, and, under its
terms, the adulteration of table foods
of any kind will practically be made
misdemeanor in this state. Some 200
articles are enumerated in the pure food
law, with definitions in regard to what
they must contain, and heavy penalties
provided if they are not up to the
standards demanded. In addition to
this legislation has been adopted in this
state absolutely forbidding the use Of
benzoate for the preservation Of food,
while other pure food bills which will
go through the legislature are meas
ures making a standard for sausages
and also standard for preserves.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-05-27

300 of the products in the senator
own state, said Mr. McCumber.
but you favored no protection to the
three leading products of my state
coal, oil and lumber, persisted MIR.
Elkins. 'eNow | would like to trade
with the chairman of the Finance Com
mittee and give and take. "
'Is the senator trading with me or
with the senator from North Dakota? "
inquired Mr.. Aldrich.
IL want to trade with you, quickly
replied Mr.. Elkins, and the senators
laughed.
"The senator from Rhode Island de
hvers the goods interposed Mr.. Bailey.
THAT is why l want to trade with
him., continued Mr.. Elkins.
II want to call the attention of the
country to the system of trading by
which this bin is being made, suggest
ed Mr.. Bailey.
LAS the consideration of this subject
proceeds the trading will be apparent
on the Democratic side, ! think, re-
torted Mr.. Aldrich.
During his speech Mr.. McCumber
said the protective duty on lumber had
enabled many lumber dealers to become
millionaires.
"How are you going to vote on this
question % Mr.. Scott asked of his
colleague, Mr.. Elkins.
Just as the chairman of the finance
committee tells me-, Mr.. Elkins I'M
blushingly confessed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-05-27
NATURE TELLS YOU
As Many Minerai Point Reader
Knows too Wen.

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Nature tells you all about it.
The urine is natures calendar.
Infrequent or too frequent action;
Any urinary trouble tells of kidney
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Mineral Point people testify to this
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Mineral Point, Wis, says: II have
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-05-27
A Gifted Kentuekian.

Owensboro Inquirer
Notice Know all men by these pres
ents, that |, Shadrock II. Armstrong,
have coal oil for sale at Is cents a gal
lon. Some say it amt good oil, but !
say it is. | will also tie your broom
corn, one-half for the other. ! crush
corn every Thursday by tolIgate. Tur-
keys picked very promptly any day Of
week. Horseshoeing specially at 8
bits around. Watch and pistol repair
ing guaranteed. Shoes half soled while
you wait. Umbrellas fixed and ak han
dies made for Is cents. Will teach
southern harmony and the fiddle com
bine for SO mo. Pictures enlarged by
new process, and my hot tamale and
hair oil receipt go $50 days for Is cents.
Hair-cutting only on Saturday evenings
20 cents a head. A good stripper COW
for sale. Also agent for the Jones
Wagon Hoist, the Tom McElrath To
bacco Buster and Foot's Medical Ad-
vertiser Rufe Langston is my attor-
ney and my terms are cash-hrst because
| know you; second because | don't
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-05-27
DODGEVILLE NEWS.

From the Chronicle.
George Matson, prosperous farmer,
who resides two and one-half miles
northwest of Hollandale committed
suicide Wednesday morning by shoot
ing himself in the head with 81 cal
bre rife.
Prof. Geo. H. Butler of our high
school had the misfortune to have the
small bone of his leg broken and his
ankle sprained Monday afternoon. He
was assisting in preparing the baseball
diamond when he stepped into small
hole in the ground. 1t is expected that
he will be able to be on duty again
Monday.
The New Stratman Vehicle company
have sold the following rigs during the
past week: Delivery wagon to Jeuck
Bros, covered milk wagon to Reuben
Ellsworth, auto-seat buggy to Maurice
Berry, buggy to Fred Vivian, all of
Mineral Point; buggy to Patrick Whal-
en- Of Jonesdale; buggy to George Clay
ton of the town of Mineral Point; surry
to S. T. Harker and a buggy to John
Crook of the town of Dodgeville.
County Clerk X. E. Gribble has re-
fused to issue certificates for eighteen
fox scalps which were presented to
him as being those of young wolves.
Some of the claimants threatened to
bring suit TO recover the state and
county bounties on wolves. Mr. Crib
BILE brought the matter before the Sec
retary of state, whose department
upheld his action and commended him
upon the interest shown in protecting
the state and county against fraud. In
regards to the disputed scalps submitted
to the state department the secretary
says that 1.-THE scalps are of red foxes
without possibility of error, The
county and state should be congratulated
in the good work done in this line by
Mr. Gribbe, as it has saved already
this season 1923.
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Notice of Order for Final Settlement.
\ HESITATE ESTATE.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN-IOW COUNTY
- COURT-IN PROBATE

STATE OF WISCONSIN, IOWA COUNTY
~ COURT-IN PROBATE
Notice Is hereby given that at a special term
of the Iowa County Court TO be held in and for
said county, at the Court House in the city of
Dodgeville, in said county, on the 10Th day of
June, A. ID. 1909, being the fifth Tuesday
of said month, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of
said day, the following matters will be heard
and considered
The application of Elizabeth Alasten. execu-
triX of the last will and testament of George II.
Masteu. late of said county, deceased, for the
examination and allowance of her adminstra:
ton account and that the last will and testa-
ment of said deceased be construed and the
assignment of the residue of said estate to
such persons as are by said will and by law
entitled TO the same.
And 1t is further ordered. that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by
publishing copy of this notice for three weeks
successfully, prior to said day of hearing. in
the Mineral Point Tribune, a weekly news
paper published in said county.
By the Court:
2lw3 ALDRO jerks. County Judge.
Dated this 18th dav of MAY. 1909.
Spensley, Mcllhon Priestley. Attorneys