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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
WINNINGHORSESAT
THE EMERYVILLE
MEETING
High Private and King James
Each Capture Purses in
Excess of $4,000
BY J. r. Jefery

OF the S64 horses that sported silk
during the recently closed Emeryville
race meeting, only 13s were in the class
Of winners OF $1,000 and upward. OF
the l3S High Private, winner of the
Derby and other valuable stakes. and
King James, winner Of the Burns hand
leap, won in excess OF $4,000. Nadzu.
Booger Red, Madman, Smiley Corbett.
Clamor and Rose Queen make up the
list OF others whose winnings exceeded
$4,000.
F'ulletta, the most frequent winner
of the meeting. won all his races In
the colors of II. G. Bedwell, and Mad
man, which just fell short OF Fulletta's
record, scored his last four wins In the
colors of the same clever trainer.
The Peer and Bellwether, tied for
third honors in this respect. Follow.
Ing is tabulation of the winnings OF
the horses that shared in the seasons S
purse distribution:
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Between 5000 and $1,000. H. sheehan.
sehleswg Mendon. Niblick Fire. Gatherings,
Between sss'naa $500 and Astronomer, Billy
Myer. Billy Bowlegs. Blameless, Bucolic, Charles
Green. Creation. Curriculum, Dollie Dollars,
Duke of Orleans, Elhn Beau, Erbet, Priceless
Jewel, Raleigh Righteasy. Rosevae, Maure-
tsnia, Moorish King, Nagazam, Oesa, Ocean
Shore. olathe voorhees,, Katie Powers, Kokomo.
Between s7oo and ssoo-Adena. Anna L. Da-
ley, Beau Man. Colonel Bronston Coppers.
Colonel White. En- and En-, Exehequer Force;
Frank Lubbock Galvesca. Gemmell. General
Haley Lord Rossington. Lighthouse. Mike Jor-
dan, Miss Highland. Miss Mazzoni. Paladlni,
Passenger. Pan de ORC. Plausible. Platoon, Sake,
Melar, Matte Mack. Mitre, Old Settler, Old
Mexico. Ollie James, Osceo1a, Semproni, Silver
Stocking. Severus, Standover, The Vicar, War
Between $500 and s7oo-Almee G. Amelia
Rose. Amigo. Bright Skies, Charlie Hargrave,
Ed Ball, Fred Bent, Grace G, Indian Maid. Lo-
gistiIla. 0togo. Remember, Sophomore, Tawa-
sentha. Traffic
Between $500 and $e00-Deneen. Electrowan,
Forerunner. Footloose Green Goods Jack Den
nerIen, Julia Powell Legatee. Marion Rose.
prlnee I,I of Orange, Redeem, Sevenfull, Vondel,
Between s4oo and s5oo--AItamor. A. Musko-
day, Birth, Boas. Booman. Brush Up, Byroner-
dale, Charles Doherty. Cinnamon. Confessor,
ttributor- Dovalta, Donau. Emma 9. I'd Davis.
Fancy. f. Neugent, Fred Mulhoand, Gsmbrinus.
Good Ship. Helen Carroll Hoyle, Invader. In
Streuber Mike Asheim. Military Man. Mary
Davis, Madeline L. NatveASon, Neva Lee. Pa
trcia r, Phalanx Pretend, Quality Street.
Rubric. Sir Brilar. Smiley Metzner, Senator
lBeckhain Tennessee Boy The Mist, Tpstcr.
warden Yell. Wooma. Yakima Belle.
Between $500 and S400-Abraham, Adriuche.
Alcibiades, Allness Amada, BAIL. Balreed, Be
Brief: Bernardo. Boggs Botanist. Burleigh
Sadichon. Gala. Confederate. Celeres. Convent
Ben, Cigarlighter Contra Costa. Cayenne Cora.
Center Shot. Docile, Duke fof Milan, Egotlst.
Eiierd. Fargo Rose Fredonla Funnyside Gene
RUSSELL, Hampass. Hal. High Gun. Kermit,
hiang, Lens, Laura Clay. Little Minister. Lucky
Mate, Metlakatla. AIcchln. Miss Roberts, Man
sard' Marwood, Marian Casey, Mnnlto. Mi
Derecho, Mary b. Clark. Mozart, Novgorod. No
huie, oswald b, PILLS, Phllistina, Please,
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AMATEUR ATHLETICS

Tie Public Schools athletic league has sane
toned dual track meet between the BernaI
and Hamilton grammar schools for April - at
20 stadium.
Tle seventh grade of the Everett grammar
school defeated the eighth grade Of the same
school IN track meet last Saturday afternoon
l,y score Of = 10 :. counting first places only
AT tie various schools in the league are
lfaFing baseball f-youfs two teams being or
panizrd In each school. from which the best
fiarers viii be picked FOR the chamDionshfn
tournament. which commences in three weeks
In 2 baseball game between the Franklin and
Bav View schools the Sixth avenue grounds
in South san Francisco. the latter school was
the victor 10y score Of to ; The feature
- The game was the battery work OF Gala
foire and Smith Of the winning niae Norton
and Yalente composed the FRANKLIN batterx
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Langford and Hague

LONDON, April 20.-The projected
fight between Jack Johnson and Sam
Langford may never be pulled off, Us
Langford today signed articles for
contest before the National sporting
club on Derby day with Ian Hague,
who last night wrested abe champion
ship of Great Britain from Gunner
Jim Moir. Hague. who Knocked Moir
out In the first round in the easiest
fashion, is a Yorkshire pitman. His
previous opponents have been local
small fry and the ease with which he
finished Moir was q great surprise.
The National club has offered a purse
of $1,000. together with a side bet of
$1,000, for the Langford- hague tight.
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Faculty and Skull and Keys
Roll Up HOOdoO Score

BERKELEY. April 2o.-A faculty
nine and Skull and Keys honor society
battled for nine innings to a Is to 13
score on California field this after
noon in a game replete with sensa-
tional plays. There were home runs,
three baggers. triple and double plays
in every inning, and Scorer Walter
Smith had trouble keeping the tallies
When the smoke cleared away in the
last frame, however, Prof. Edmund
O'Neill declared the game a draw and
ordered it played over again during
commencement week The lineup:
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GoTcH RETAINS CHAMPIONSHIPS

WATERLOO. Ia April 2O.-It took
Champion Gotch IS minutes and 20
seconds TO get the first fall tonight al
Waterloo, when he met and defeated
Dan Mcleod in a wrestling match. The
second fall came in 5 minutes sec
onds. Mcleod evaded Gotch's toe hold
repeatedly and several times slipped
from the grasp Of the champion. Gotch
got body and wrist hold for the
first fall and a neck and crossbar for
tlle second.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
MAYER TAXES A GAME

NEW YORK, April 20.--Joseph Mayer
of the Columbia club. Philadelphia.
showed TO better advantage tonight in
the third game of the amateur cham
pionship billiard tournament than he
did against the young Californian, H.
night. Mayer defeated pr. L. L. Mial
of this city in a long drawn out con-
test 400 to 379.
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MISS IVES WINS COLE cUp

Miss Florence Ives scored her third
win of the Chesebrough cup at the
San Francisco golf and country club
yesterday and thereby took possession
of the artistic trophy for all time. She
met Miss Alice Hager in the finals.
and a clever contest resulted Both
contestants were in good form, partic-
ularly Miss Ives, who went out in So
and came in in As. The match was
played on even terms, both playing
from scratch.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
MeCAREY TALKS AGAIN

Los ANGELES, April 2O-Thomas
McCarey, fight promoter. tonight re-
newed his offer OF $50 900 to ferries.
win, lose or draw. in a battle with
Jack Johnson. Inasmuch as McCar-
ey's pavilion is within the city limits.
he plans to stage the battle at Yer
non. the plant formerly managed by
Baron Long.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
FRaTERNITY MEN no PLAY BAIL

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, April 20.
For the first time in two years the
various Greek letter societies of the
campus Will conduct series of base
ball games to decide the supremacy of
the fraternities and the ownership of
the perpetual silver cup offered sew
eral years ago. All of the local chap
ters are represented in the league.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
JEFFoRDs LOSES AGAIN

PARK CITY, Utah. April 20.-Nat
Dewey. colored. of Butte gained a de-
cision over Jim Jeffords on foul in
the thirteenth round of a scheduled
20 round fight tonight.
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cHANDos FINIsHEs THIRn

MAISONS LAFFITTE. France. April
20.-W. X. vanderbilt's Chandos got
third place in the Prfx Masque here
today. Nash Turner's Vileguature. and
Herman Duryea's Wandsili ran un-
placed in other races.
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Another Big Offer

Gesset who offered $50 900 for the
Johnson Jeffries fight, received word
today from Johnson that he would ac-
pulled off. No word has come from
Jeffries, and Gesset has wired the same
offer TO Corbett in case Jeffries re-
fuses.
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Before large crowd at Gilroy SundaT the
Country team took the measure OF the White
House team in one sided exhibition. Ths score
was II to ].
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son, heavy weight champion OF the
world. said that If Jeffries was in earn
est and would post a forfeit he would
cancel all hghting engagements and
welcome the chance to meet. the former
champion in the ring.
Il will be the proudest man In Pitts
burg" said Johnson to the Associated
Press today IF Jeffries will show
that he means business by covering the
$4,000 which / have posted in New
York My money is rdady and the
moment he makes his announcement l
will cancel all lighting engagements
and get ready for him. My match with
ketchel and all other mttches I have
were arranged with the understanding
that l could cancel them II / had a
chance to meet Jefries.
But Jeffries can not reclaim his
championship. He can only fight for
it. l am glad he has made up his
mind to meet me-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
SeattIe's Chances Bad

SEATTLE, April 20.-When asked
about the proposition to pull off the
Jeffries- johnson fight in Seattle this
Alaska Yukon exposition declared that
he will permit no prize fighting at the
fair. and that under state law he can
easily prevent such exhibits. The sher-
if declared that prize lighting will not
be permitted in King county and
Mayor Miller makes a similar declara-
tion concerning the city
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21

William Cshil has decided TO campaign his
Owl horses and those Of Al Koenigsberg on the
Canadian circuit and viii ship 70 Torouto as
soon as q car is available. he will have seven
horses in his summer string.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21

The stables Of o. Turek. C. Bowman and
George Neal departed last night for Toronto
Bowman and Neal went direct TO Baltimore for
the Pimlico meeting. at the close OF which they
VIII proceed 70 Canada.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21

Several carloads of horses left Emeryville last
night for Salt Lake and Ogden. in the ship
ment were the stables of Harry Stover. Ed
Desly. T O. Weber, J. Kelly & Co. and Dan
Dennison.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21

Robert Leighton. general manager Of the Vic
toris meeting, is here from Los Angeles en- route
10 his home in British Columbia Leighton
stopped Of for day or two 10 make arrange
ments FOR the shipment north of such local
horses as may be going 10 the British Columbia
track He has arranged for a special horse
train Of 20 cars TO leave EmerFville next
Wednesday. This viii accommodate about $50
horses. and an equal number will go north from
Arcadia Joe Harlan and Sam stein are among
the local book makers who have decided 10 book
az the Victoria track
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21

William Walker is negotiating with T. II.
Williams for the services Of Jockey Gilbert.
for whose contract Williams paid $4,000 last
year. The boy viii 80 Canada with Walker
next week IN the event that the Canadian turf
man obtains the contract Otherwise, Jockey
MeDtry will DO most Of the riding for the
Walker stable on the Canadian tracks. Jack
Freters viii accompany Mentry east and will
make his engagements.
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sam HiIdreth left Rapid Water and two .
yesr olds in California. These horses viii be
turned out at Rancho del Rio
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21

Or. p. r. Rowell has repurchased Rubric from
William Durker and has also bought Banhama
maiden, from P. G. Lynch. These horses Will
be campaigned IN Utah by Augie Ahnefer who
was foreman for Dr. Rowell when the latter was
training for 4. II. Williams Roweu plans TO
remain IN California for some time. but NAV
nake q trip to Denver TO see his horses run
II the meeting at Overland park materializes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-02
PERMIT AMENDMENTS
TO PAYNE TARIFF BILL

Washington. Aprll 2.Thut a rule
which permits amendments ta certain
schedules Of the Payne laflh bIlll Wilt
be brought IN on MondIy. ia now prac.
Ideally certain The WAYS and meana
committee having decided 10 take cfl
The duty on tea and strike Uul thp
eounlefyallng duty on coffee, great
deal Of opposition c1used By chose pros
Visions ol the bill has vanished
As Il has been agreed 10 permit q
vote On hides AMI nliumbef. there aFa
only few provisions remaining abotu
which there IS any considerable euns
tnnil0n a
The reciprocity provision Tor blum.
lnous coal and Tho plaelne ofiran pre-
On the ffna Ilst are understood to
have been conceded By the house
leaders ~ Two propositions upon
which ilss rule VIII permit vote
The question Of permitting vote
On The eeuuleFvalllne duty On petfell
cum has not been decided upon
When ire rule iUr cpnlfoilluF the
q the talsn hlll IS
brought Ia i heaief discussion Is eef.
iain 10 iake place
There are Indications that ihoes
il ne minority Hho vnse InF
The Fll4gefaIa hmepdmang ln lhp rules
nay vote with lhc Republicans Vn |As
I'fIa MI faIs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-02
NOTED MURDER CASE SET
FOR TRIAL MONDAY

snecla. lo The Daily Leader
Norman. Okla Aprll 2-sames
gloyenson. charged with numbering A.
e. Ctaeg. tewn marshal Of Paula
Valley viii be tried here IN the dis.
iflot coust which conyenes next Mon.
day
over $50 witnesses have been SUD
nuenacd o testify M the ease Prob.
ably no other murder trial has Great
ed SO great an interest end excite
mcnl in this section rs the Stevenson
asse
Iust prior 10 statehood stevenson
aSd Catuey. who was town marshal O.
Pauls Valley. became lavolyel IN q
controversy over gambling. The baa
feeling continued to exist until one
day the men met IN the street an1
Stevenson shot the oiiiear
District Judge Hosea Townsend adj
mllted Stevenson Go bail IN the sum
CT $4,000. 4 change Of feaue was
then taaea 10 Cleveland cauaty mud
the casa brought before iulge q Me.
MILAN. Tho held that Judge Town
end had uo right 10 admll Steven ON
10 bail. The ease was then appealed
to the supreme court Of Oklahoma and
Judge Iownsends action sustained.
Last December, Judge 4. H. Huston
Of Guthrie was assigned to hear the
ease and he granted continuance an
til the April term OF court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-02
CONTROL
Of HOUSE PREDICTED
IN NEXT CONGRESS

Special 10 the Daily Lender
Washington, April 2--rhe RepGb-
llcan party has suddenly awakened
to realization of irreparable losses
as result Of rs fight over Cannon
ana the House rules The dlssention
today existing in the ranks Is OF such
seIous proportions IN the opinion of
many as to practically insure q Dem
ocratic majority for the next Con-
gresg.
The insurgents" Of The Republic.
an party have said good aye' TO the
"standpatlers" for all time This may
be put down as final aud aulhentie.
Indications are the split IN the ma
lional Republican situation win be-
very similar to tnat IN the iown state
Republican party u Is not unlikely
that within the next year or two
there viii grew out OF the present In.
surgent forces national "prcgres-
siye" party.
Today the insurgenl bands strength
Is Insgnincant. But the sentiment
0s the Republican voters ls with the
insurgents. according to al indica'
lions. because they fought Cannon
and the rules.
That the regular organization Is in
utter disfepute with a large percent.
axe Of Republican voters can not be
denied The narly has put ils 20 n
in large black letters on Speaker Can
non and inc ollgarchy that he works
With. Ii refused lo see tho handwtii
| Ing or the wall and must take the
consequences
/ Work toward organizing the yari'
Gus "InsmseBt' forces IN various
parts of The country will begin q
once IN order thal ali available
strength viii Dc in ~ rklng order
for use IN lae next Congressional eiet
lions. IN 1911. The WORK win ho done
very quietly. aid II nll probability
without making any general anQuncc
mcnts that w0ull lend 81 attract thf
attention Of the "slandpatters' TINS
lnsureents plans are 20 build nn on
aanigailons h the central and west
ern states first. and to Tic low nulil
Il comes time 10 nominate candidates
and then give the Cannon-pasne-Ald'
rlcn Dal1eIl crowd the surprise O
their lives
The iaFoletie organization IN Wis
consin win cooperate with the Cum
rlns forces 0l Iowa and Victor MUIR
dock, the insurgent leader q Kansas
will ioin with bis following ana ever
Gardner az Massachusetts may cont
through" With little progressive
machine.
VITA the Republicans thus divided
The Democrats hope tp bring nome
the bacon.
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WEATHER FORECAST FOR APaI!

washington p. 81 March 3s.-la ias
ycri central Valleys April lemperas
lures VIII average above normal leai
March b 70 april lt aud excellent crop
weather VIII eontinra during thogo SIS.
teen days april Is 10 april n wlll B.
unusunliy epid, making ten days Of
bad crrun weather temperatures going
uncomicmahly close 70 the frost iIne
line m northern sections rs the cool
saves pass Rising temperatures ana
better crop weather April 25 10 May =.
with very little rainfall MOST severe
storms win 0eeur during The FIVE days
u which April 10 and 70 win be tens
lral dag9 fleayy rains in Texas Auril
. % 49, Dranth ill central sections.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-02
IN ISSUE or interest
BEARING BONDS IN TIME
OF PROFOUND PEACE

SPECIAL 10 the Daily Leader.
Washington, April 2--The most
easily understood feature 81 the
.iuj ne tarin nill II thar It increases
sne authorization Of gne lntefcst.bsar
lug bonds from $500 100000 10 s26J.
uuuesu in any Que year 10 run Tor
tnat year, aud taat, tlO. In a period
of profound peace 70 issue bonds,
thereby creating new Indebtedness
is simply pustponing the evil Day
Tor they must be paid 81 last With
nlercst
Minority Lceder champ Clark was
talking On tie Payne lnfln cili. And
practically IN tue opening sentence
he directed alteatlon To feature
In the bin The Importance OF which
has been overlooked By nearly every.
one
TIE auth. rixatlon Of an additional
$3.50 .000 900 bond lssue-ln any one
year TO run for thar sear--as Mrl
Clark pointed OUT, .Aeans something.
Briefly this Il what Il means: W.
cause 81 The unparalleled exiraga-
sance of the Republican party II
lie slasl eight years. the government
Il spending more than 9lu0OeO0Vu
.sgosy year tn excess o. what It taxes
IN. Ia tie coming four years the de'
fclt according 10 estimates already
MADE. win double the $1,000 O00l-
600 dollar mark. The administration
ahds that even though the Pane
bin ahOuid become d law not nearly
enosgh revenue can be raised 10 of
sci Inc oxsrayaeouce OF the machine
~ charge Of the government appro-
pflallons. How can crisis be avert
"a or delayed was the question be-
fore the ways and meas committee
| irwin ways outside ni lsxee Suggest.
"a themselves. Ono was 10 cut down
expenses. That would mean mo lnba
Tor ilme ducka' and decreased appro'
pflaii0ns tor political navy Yards
The ways and mean committee dccN'
"a TIE cssiesi way for the Republic
an party to egel from UNDER would
he via an increased bond issug
aThe trainers az the Payne bill,
f., saId Mr. clark ~do net use the un
ropular word bond but substitute
| therefor the more euphonl0us wort
certificate which should mlalead nc
bod Cor a certificate and 3 bono
! art one and tae same.
e'Ne insist that instead oi en- in
crease ol taxes or G new issue q II
Isarest bearing certificates Ok bvnds
tho correct remedy for the growlnl
deaciency ~ the revenues is the
/ lJenefsonlsn principle Of economy i
The public expense lhai labor MAJ
bc ilgbily burdcned
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-02
Another Joker Found
IN Payne Tariff Bill

Washington, April 2-Now CONS
shp Independent wpach manugaesnr
dfa Nlah d statement ID the effect
lbat II addition 70 III the other
lokerH ID the Payne taria hin.
there i also one In the watch Aehea.
,les
When tho satla blll wae fenalleH
tho WaYs and Means committee gave
eN6fsNne 10 understand there hal
beer rnal reduction n the tariff Oh
WateheH However Ilse e0lamu where
the mel reduction alanId have II.
EunfHa WnA laif blank The phfaaR
olaMg ii the BIN relative 10 duties
Dn watches was. lire chat concern
llG eoHee and number OF articles.
30 complicated as 70 be meaulngieaa
ID tie average pefseH Watch deal
rrs have now had time 10 lnvesll.
gate tha watch schedules aud report
reduction % watches Is as much 81 &
myth S reduction On other aflie.
lts eiaImea by The trainers of the
pay6e bill
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