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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-10
Workouts at Emeryville

Gambrinus us-Three- -fourths in lis.
Stoneman-Three-fourths in 1:1I 3-5.
Peter Quince-Ealf in :51.
BoggsAThree-e -eighths in 81 %.
Rabelais-Three- -eighths in :37 1-5-
Silver Grain and Democrat t-Three-eighths in
37.
Banposal--Half In :51.
Restigouche-Half IN :53.
King James-Haif in :52.
Rose -Three-eighths IN 81.
Wardcn-Five -eighths in 1:W 3-J.
Kogo-Three- fourths in III S-5.
Pills-Five- -eighths in .07 2-5.
Ace of Diamonds-Half ia :5f 3-5.
Booger Red-Half In :5l.
St. Nodan--Mile in 1:47 As.
Fred Bent-Miie in i:41.
Do Do-Half ir 80.
Import--Half In :52 4-5-
Calla-Fiye eighths in f:os.
Anna L. Daley-HHif in 81.
Hazlet-Hsf in 81 34.
Pinikin--Threc-eightbs in 80.
FLYING Dance-Half in III 20
pills and Arasee-Quarter in :26.
Ed s-Three-quarters in i19.
Patriotic Seven -eighths in al.
Taunt- -Three-quarters in f:20.
Cressins- -Seven-eighths in :35 2-5
Huapala- -Seven-eighths in 1851 20.
The Peer-MiIe in :4S-
Bonf1s- -Five-eighths in l05.
Nappa Half in 81 20
Osceola--F -Ffve-eighths in los.
Charles w. Hodges-Five-eghth in 1:02.
Rather Hoyal--Seven-eighth In 1:32 2-5.
Lena Merle-Half in so 3-5
Native Son---Five eighths In :o5.
Succeed and Little Siss-Threeeighths In :37
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FORM PLAYERS IN
CLOVER AT
TRACK
Five Favorftes in a Row Help
DepIete the Rolls of
Book Makers
By ]. e. Jefery

The horses ran truer to form at
Emeryviue yesterday than upon any
previous occasion during the season
now drawing TO a close. All after
noon the choices We're hghting it, out
al the finish, and Jockey Buttons in
aDnity to handle Captain John TO ad-
vantage alone prevented the favorites
from making a clean sweep of the
caro- The victories of Helen Carroll.
Penn, Madman. Red Leaf and Little
Siss IN unbroken succession as heavily
backed first chOfces had so badly de-
pleted the hookies' bank rolls that the
defeat Of Captain John at even money
IN the final race of the day came as a
welcome relief to TIE harassed layers
and saved them from one of the most
disastrous days of the season.
SainOtta and Altamor were the only
horses to finish in the money during
The afternoon that We're not numbered
among the first three choices. In
Tour races the choices monopolized the
places at the finish and the first and
fourth races found the horses finish
Ing exactly as the betting called for.
Electrowan probably would have re-
versed the outcome OF the opener had
she succeeded in getting OFF on even
terms with the winner The same
thing was true Of the third. in which
being as good 5 left at the post. Penn
won in a manner which left no room
Tor doubt as TO his superiority. to the
delight OF his new owner. d. :. Foun-
tain. That Penn win develop into q
very useful performer over q consider
able distance Of ground seems prob
able
With Prince Gal eliminated by q
disadvantag ageous break Madman won
his EernTH In ha of
Bedwell- with little serious opposition
Even the sensationsliy fast Strike
out was unable TO outrun the son OF
Hastings.
Red Leaf Nadzu and Fantastic fin
ished In the same order in the dis
tance feature of the program, as upon
the occasion of q previous meeting IN
der similar conditions. Red Leaf Vas
favored by the best luck al the start
which was anything but good.
Little Siss negotiated a mile sue
cessfully at the first asking in win
ming the fifth and had something in
reserve at the end. with Hoyle and
Moorish King futilely driving to get up
Instructions probably encompassed
Captain Johns defeat in the final race
While Buxton was taliantly trying tC
carry out his riding orders. Palo Alto
and F. Neugent were sitting out il
UNI anu OdpN6AA JOAA was uudDAe u
overcome in the final drive the early
lead which his opponents had obtained
Both Of these horses had been vel
supported TO beat the favorite and
Palo Alto proved the gamer. This
was Jockey Taplin's third winning
mount during the afternoon. which
leads to the conclusion that the Bed
well apprentice is back TO the frs
class form which he had been showing
a bit ago, but from which he had ap-
Barently suffered a lapse more re
Gently The boys handling of PalC
Alto was especially praiseworthy.
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successful the steamship will leave here May
l5 The proposal Is meeting with much favor
with local horsemen and more than the steam
ship accommodations are already assured Train
ers and owners will also be accommodated on
the boat at nominal rate. l. H. Wheatcroft
poets 10 send % head TO Victoria. Judge Leigh
ton is At work on the Victoria stake book and
expects TO have it ready for distribution by
Tuesday.
Mike Daily has sold Angeface TO G. r. Jones
and the colt ran In the coiors Of his owner
TO-DAY.
Chaf6nch was the real good thing of the day.
The Miller colt was backed from Is to to 2
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at post time. and mighty shout shook the
stand when he came home a winner.
A. w. Levy arrived this morning with jockey
Mentry and both were at the track this after
Levy came south for a few days visit
ing and incidentally to place a wager on Burn
ing Bush in the closing race.
Jim Blute viii ship his entire string to NJ
York after closing here The horses in his
charge valuable lot. notably the 2 year
olds. He is taking chances on the horses get
ting injured on the long overland journey and
today had the most valuable ones insured in
Lloyds. Those named in the insurance papers
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SUES nor DIVORCE AND
EXPOSES MURDER PLOT
Woman Says Husband Helped
Kill Brother in Law

EVANSVILLE, Ind. April 9.-That
her husband. Frank Rice. his sister,
Mrs. Albert Taylor. and Dr. L. M.
Stroud of Terrell. Tex. brought about
the death of Albert Taylor at Terrell
January s. 1905. is charged by Mrs Ida
Rice in an affidavit fled in connection
with her suit for divorce here. Mrs.
Rice alleges that an insurance company
paid $1,000 on the death of Taylor and
that this amount was divided among
the physician, her husband and Mrs.
Taylor.
The mother of Taylor had his body
exhumed a year after his death and
she went to the grand jury at Terrell
with her suspicion that her son had
been poisoned. but there was not sur
ficient evidence for an Indictment
Taylor's death, Mrs. Rice alleges, was
due to poison injected hypOdermically
during several weeks.
Mrs. Rice charged that her husband
forced her to write TO DR. stroud
threatening him with exposure unless
he sent her S1O0
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PROMINENT 4FANs, GET PASSES

most prominent baseball fans" in the
United States, President William H.
Taft and Vice President James Sher-
man, were yesterday presented by
Thomas c. Noyes, president of the
Washington baseball team, with
annual passes good for themselves
and party on any American
league ball grounds The passes
were in the form of handsome morocco
leather card cases with monograms in
heavy gold letters on the inside flap,
The pass presented to President Taft
was No. AL" and that TO the vice
president was "A2."
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NOTICE OF SIOCk HOLDERS' MkEllNG W
KILAUEA SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY
TO CONSIDER PROPOSITION TO CREATE
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
NoTICE to the stock holders OF KILAUEA
SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY Is hereby
given that in pursuance OF resoluti0p OF the
board OF directors OF said corporation, passed
and adopted at meeting OF said board held az
the office OF the corporation in the city and
county OF San Francisco, state OF Ca1fornia.
on the 5th day OF March, 1900. special meet
ing OF the stock holders OF said kiauea sugar
Plantation Company viii be held at the ofnce
OF the corporation. room no; zlO on NO @os
Market ST. IN the city end county OF San
Francisco state OF California 1.-THE same being
fhe principal place OF business OF said eorpora~
fiou and the building where the board OF d.
~..f[rs usrallv meetsl. on MONDAY, the 10th
dav az Nav 1909. at the hour OF IL o'clock
m. for the purpose Of considering and act
ing upon a proposition TO create bonded N
debtedness of said corporation 20 tne amounc
80 three hundred thousand (S30O,OOO) dollars.
S-.t.ad States cold eofn 10 the end and foe
the nurpose Of providing moneys TO pay the
Indebtedness Of the corporation, and tor othet
1e~ifimafe and necessary purposess whlcn
boyded Indebtedness shall be secured By &
,,c~f~are or A deed Of trust upon all OF tha
nrenerty both real and personal. now owned
bv the corporation, and which 1t may here's
after acquire
Dated March 5. 1909
Secretary Of Kilauea Sugar Plantation Cors
of6ce Of the Compsny. 26e Market st.. room
210- San Francisco. Cal
Continued to Next Paxa
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DUGAN TO RIDE FOR BELMoyr

NEW YORK, April "a number of
August Belmont's horses. will leave
winter training quarters at Garnet to-
morrow for Baltimore ready for the
race meeting at Pimlico. Jockey Ed
die Dugan has abandoned all idea of
procuring license to ride in England
this year and expects to handle some
OF the Belmont mounts at Pimlico.
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ARCADIA RESULTS

SANTA ANITA, April 9.-one hundred and
fifteenth day; weather fair; track fast
FIRST RACE-Fiye and half furlongs, sell
ing:
Odds. Horse and Jockey W.T.. st. Str. Fin
5-1-Chafinch tshriner) ).....lo7 3 81 Is
s-5-Galnda CPreston) .112 l 21a2 "a
Time :6 S-5, IL 80 :29:25 Al 3-5. :53 2-5.
1908 10 AT post minutes. on at 1:57. Rob
ert Gray. Early Day, Caronla Angleface
Watlere, Judge Cronin. Hattie Hoffman. Daisy
named. Value to winner 1926. Winner, ch c.
by Gold6nch-Modera Trained by Miller.
SECOND RACE-Foqr furlongs selling;
2o-1-Camera (wilson) .-.-.-1O5 5 2h LII
6-1-Roberta (Prestonl .-....107 / 2h
2.I-Donovan powers i'll u 3
utes. on at 2:24. Lady Paret, ketchel, Myles
0Connell, Placide. Irma Lee, Fred Stone.
Matchem, English Mail and .a Temper. finished as
by Cameron-Ida III. Trained by ". f. Walters.
Odds Horse and Jockey VT. st. Str. Fin
$-l-Iransueent (Br0oks,.. II u ~
20-1-sir Angus (Musgrave). I'LL 4 8
Ifme-:12 2-5. "a, 80, AS 10, leo 4-5.
at 2:5o. yoltrome Royal Maxim. Cheripe Des-
images, Woodthorpe, st. Or, Mile r, finished rs
named Value 10 winner 1926. Winner. b. &.
by Smile-Little Pearl Trained by Sears.
FOURTH RAoE-one mile purse:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
s-1-Green Seal page. ......110 y h
12-Gowan (Howard) Jos 4
5-1-Fr. Flittner tKennedy) no 80 II
Time-1:3s At post minutes. on at 3:15.
Ethel Day and Whidden finished as named.
Value 10 winner 1929. Winner b. h. by
Greenan-Gold Seal Trained by l. Marion.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and three sixteenths, sell
ing:
odds. Horse and Jockey VT. St Str Fin
2h-1-Jane Laurel (Wison) 100 23 h
20-1-Herman Doyle (Rettlg}110 1 L %
2-1-Miss 0fdcious (McGeel105 2 5 80
rime-:07, :19, :3f 2-5 :43 As. :56 10. 1909
1:22. :35, 1:47 s-5, t:54. 200 2-5 AT post 81
minutes. on at 3:43la HI Caul Cap. Right
Sort, Rubinon,. Quagga, Tavora, vivant Ivanhoe
finished named. Value to winner 1925. Win
ner ch. f. by Nasturtium-Allie Belle. Trained
by A. ID. Walstrom.
SIXTH RACE-Sx furiongs, 8 year olds and
up. selling. purse:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. St Str Fin.
l3-1-Stringency (Shilling) lib Il h
l5-1-Miptas (Archibald).... ..12T l IL p
l2-1-Shapdae tRicel .107 u Il
Time-:12 :23 35, al As, 100, LIP
At post liz minutes. OF at 4:16la. French
Cook Entire Nous. Beileek. Kerry, Senator Bar
rett, Procla Weymouth. Kokomo. Becluse fin
ished as named Value to winner 1926. Winner
b. c. by Sempronius- Tasmania. Trained by H
Mcdaniel.
| SEVENTH RACE-Five and a half furlongs
| 4 year olds and up. selling;
| Odds Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin.
| 2ha-1-Fern j. (---) .......110 3 / IL:
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Arcadia Selections

First race - Yankee Tourist,
Watfere, Allen Lee.
Second race-Canardo, Lord of
the Forest. Work and Play.
Third race-Sir Ashton, Donau,
Henderson.
Fourth race-vox Populi, Har-
rigan, N0rbitt.
Fifth race - Harrigan, Lady
Irma, RialtO.
sixth race-Tda May, spohn,
Adriuche.
Seventh race-Third Rail, Logis-
tiIIa, Round and Round.
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AUTO CLUB is
ERECTING SIGNS
Crew Now Posting the Roads
Out of the City of
Sacramento
BY K. K. FH0mnedieu

L. P. Lowe, president OF the Cali
fornia automobile association, an
nounced last evening that the work
of posting the roads of the northern
part of the state was progressing
most favorably. The crews are now
working on the main road from Sac
ramento to Redding on the east side
of the river and back to Woodland
on the west side. The association has
also finished the big road map. 1t is
now being divided into sections and
will shortly be submitted to the sur
veyors Of the different counties of the
state and Nevada. When these are
returned they will be printed and sent
to the members.
II. c.. Warwick, the contractor and
ofa
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The exodus Of horses from California 10 the
east Is on. The Applegate and Ellison stables
are on the way to Kentucky in charge Of
Trainer Flanagan. and Max Hirsch will leave
tonight for Baltimore with his string.
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Jockey Upton will leave tomorrow for Bait
more with the expectation Of riding at tn
Piniico meeting. He VIII enter the service O
George doom upon bis return east.
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Strike Breaker Farley made a senSationa
winning on Pelo Alto. 1t was his money and
that Of Plunger Honmsn that hammered dowi
the horses odds al over the ring. Farley
sands.
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Time-:06 3-5, rs Is, :30 Al 80, :53 2-5,
:o6. At post minutes. on at AL. Gym
BAL Antigo, Canardo Golden Shore, Grey Owl.
Janeta finished as named. Value to winner
1925. Winner, b. M 4 year old by Dewey
Kings Lady. Trained by A. j. Jackson.
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A t. Dayton has virtually decided to cam
rs gn his stable at the Butte summer meeting
with the idea Of shipping from there for a fa
campaign on the New York tracks. He has an
idea that next winter will find him racing ovei
Florida tracks.
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Hard Trip
in Chalmers


pair were gone about four days and
spent most of the time fishing. Leav-
ing San Francisco they followed the
line of the coast road to Santa Cruz
From there they drove to Salinas, then
back to the Santa Cruz mountains.
Warwick reports the roads as being
very bad in that section; in fact, he
had been told it was impossible for
him to take his car over much OF the
country he visited. He accomplished
the trip without accident or trouble OF
any account to the car.
The White steamer has invaded Mex
leo and a number of these we'll known
.. arS are o W
u,t.,. g. owned in that
,or M.xico country. Th G
recently closed an
agency deal with a company operating
at ESperanZa, Sonora. The firm has
used one of this years small touring
cars and has found it satisfactory un-
der the most severe tests. They or
dered two more model "O's, these to
be OF the roadster type
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MEETINGs-Legas

NOTICE OF STOCK HOLDERS MEETING or
KILAUEA SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY
TO CONSIDER PROPOSITION TO CREATE A
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-10

H. c. Warwick, the contractor and
builder. returned yesterday with P. c.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-10

a most strenuous
but enjoyable trip
in his Chalmers
Detroit car The
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-10

The EneryvIIIe combination book stood to lose
nearly 50. 600 in the event Of Captain John
making il six straight for the favorites. and
that horses failure TO win reduced its loss to
81 800 ". r. EngstrOm the heaviest indi-
vidusi -leser anong the bookies his balance on
the wrong side OF the sheet exceeding $4,000
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The Calls Form Chart of Races at Emeryyill


J.
1928
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The White steamer has invaded Mex
leo and a number of these well known
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at place is
Neugen out b. Heywod
Won tbredfy pceP
mple
caesd
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JAMES-BOoGER RED

IS. McGrah handicap; 5000; year oIds and upward.
Rating. Remarks.
IS2 Hildreth cen win the with either OF
1T5 his entry. Booger Red likeliest Of contend
17S ers DESTROYS last excellent. Rose
40 Queen has been freshened up since her
1871 Los Angeles Oaks race.
14O
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-05
HOBART.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beethoven of
South Chicago spent Saturday and Sun
day with friends here
Miss Minnie Busse visited with her
parents over Sunday
Edward Kruse of Chicago spent sun
day with his father.
Mrs. Conroy and daughters of Ham
mond were Sunday visitors with ]. ].
Wood and family.
Mrs. 6. Meyers and children returned
to their home in the city yesterday.
The teachers who went to Indianapo-
lis returned home Saturday evening. re-
porting a most delightful trip.
Mrs. Fred Harmon is on the sick
Its.
Cecil Peterson returned to Bloom
ington this morning after a short visit
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w.
Peterson
Messrs. A W. Carndur. Joseph H.
Carthey and Clyde Hunter of Gary were
in town Saturday evening
Mr. n. Gavit and family of Whiting
spent Sunday at the Hobart House.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-05
NEWS OF THE COUNTY SEAT

the race course. failed to materialize
yesterday, and few machines from Chi
cago made an appearance. The failure,
however. is said to be caused by the
threatening weather, and that next
Sunday will see a big string of ma
chimes here. providing the weather is
favorable.
The Woman's Study club will meet
at the public library assembly room
on Tuesday afternoon, and, according
to the year book program, the follow
ing members viii participate in the
afternoons lessons, with the subjects
given below:
"Robespierre" knight.
George of Greece''-Belle Bennett.
The court house lawn is being put
into shape for seeding. and possibly
before many moons. the indolent gentry
around town will have a nice cool spot
to recline in.
It is said that Crown Point will be
the scene of a double wedding in the
near future between two of Crown
Points young business men and two
young ladies well known in society cir
cles here.
A lady juggler and a gentleman con-
tortionist hold the boards at Central
Music hall the entire week with a nov
Ell speciality act. This attraction will
be given in connection with the regu-
lar moving picture performance, which
will also present double bill and raise
the price Of admission to 10 cents each
evening.
he
Saturday morning, conducted under the
auspices Of the Masons' lodge, of which
he was an old-time member, was well
attended. and the remains of one OF
Crown Points oldest and respected citi-
zens was laid away to rest beside those
of his family in the Crown Point Gene
terry
DR.. Harry B. Hayward of Hammond
spent Sunday with Crown Point rela-
tives.
Four members of 8 feather bed re-
novating concern are soliciting business
in Crown Point at present.
Richard McHie of Hammond toured
to Crown Point in his Pierce Arrow
yesterday
DR.. Elmore Salisbury of Hammond
visited relatives here yesterday.
Roy G. Parry of the GARY TIMES
visited his parents here over Sunday.
The O. A. NJ. club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Ruth Salisbury on Tues
day evening.
Yesterday proved to be a very quiet
day in Crown Point
The motorcycle craze has struck
Point amidship. and possibly four or
five machines will be added to those
already here before the season is over
Frank Daily of Chicago spent yes
terday with relatives in Crown Point
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-05

years. has resigned. and has taken the
position left vacant by the resignation
of her sister. Miss Nora Moylan. in the
office of the Indiana Gas and Electric
company at Indiana Harbor. Miss Moy-
la nwas valued employee in the Ham
mond office. and her resignation was
accepted with much regret by her en-
ployers.
The wedding of Miss Nora Moylan
and Joseph Hickey. two of our popular
young people, will take place at the
Sacred Heart church on Wednesday
morning. April 81. The couple will be
attended by Miss Margaret Moylan,
sister of the bride. and William Hick-
ey. brother of the groom. Immediately
after the ceremony the couple will leave
for a short trip. and upon thei return
they will reside in the Gehrke flats on
Sheridan avenue.
Complete Home Outfits for $s5.
Terms SIS down. IS monthly at Spiegel's.
South Chicago's leading furniture
store. tt
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a Lazy Liver

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-05
LOWELL.

Mrs. E. E. Woodcock was called to
Chicago Saturday on account of the
illness Of her mother, Mrs LaForte.
Archie Black, nephew of Township
Trustee James Black, met with Sc
rious accident Saturday The young
boy was riding on the rear-end OF a
manure spreader, when the wa gon
wheels suddenly dropped into a rut
hole throwing the machinery of the
spreader in the gear. The sudden Jolt
threw the boy into the revolving cylin-
der, tearing his clothing off him and
breaking his leg and several ribs before
the driver was aware that anything had
happened. The horses was stopped and
the boy was got out of his perilous
position as quickly as possible. A ply
stefan was summoned, who reduced the
little fellows wounds, and it is thought
he is not fatally injured, but the acct
dent will confine him to the house for
some time.
Claude Binyon of Chicago visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Binyon in
Lowell over Sunday.
Lee Lavinder of Chicago visited for
mer Lowell acquaintance Sunday.
Clare Palmer and lady friend, Miss
Pearl Henry of Hammond, visited his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Palmer here over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Ault of Whiting visited rel
atives in Lowell from Saturday till
Sunday.
Fred Wood of Englewood visited his
brothers. Lewis and Alva, and Mrs
Wheeler here over Sunday.