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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-13
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Nov. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
estimated at 1000: market steady;
beeves. $3.9O@s.25. Texas steers, $3.50
94.S5; western steers, 14.2517 so;
stockers and feeders, S3io06.25; cows
and heifers. $2.l0@5.7s: calves. $3.50
$50.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 10000;
market 5@10c higher: light, $500
sos: mixed, s765@sl5; heavy. 37.75ef
$40: rough. $7.6017.s0: good to choice
heavy. S's0Ms.20: pigs. 35.sO6l7. IS:
bulk of sales. s7.S5@S.10.
Sheep-Receipts, estimated at 10 on.
market, strong: native. 32.7515. Is:
western, $3152O; vea-lings. s5GD6. 10 :
native lambs. 34.7517.25: western
lambs, A.75675O, 4
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TRY \ MssOULIAN CLASS AID
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Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior-United
States Land Office at Missoula. Mont,
August 81. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that Fritz
Zimmerman of Missoula. Mont, who
on February IL. 1905. made homestead
entry No. 1850. Serial No. oss0, for
the Forth half of the northeast quar-
ter and the north half of the north
west quarter of section 10. township
Is north. range. Il west Montana me-
ridian. has fled notice of Intention to
make final five-year proof to estab-
lish claim To the land above described
before register and receiver of the
United States land office at Missoula.
Mont. on the 23rd day Of December.
1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: Will
liam +. Heghes Of Missoula. Mont:
Rudolph Wischmann of Missoula,
Mont. John Miller of Bonner, Mont:
John Spanier of Missoula. Mont.
DANIEL ARMS. Register.
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MARKET MOVEMENTS
OF THE DAY

New York, Nov. 12-The sluggish
current of the price movement in the
stock market today shifted in con-
sonance with the varying view Of the
money situation. Supplies of money
on call at per cent and below gave
confidence that the banks are within
their reserve limit. Later the appear
ance Of the preliminary estimates OF
the currency movement and the an
nouncement of further engagements
of gold for export renewed anxiety
and the call money rate stiffened
again.
The outgo of cash during the week
has been much larger than supposed.
the balance against New York on the
express movement running apparent
~ to nearly $4,500.000 up to Thursday
night. The sub-treasury operations
and gold shipments to Brill together
have taken $4.S54.000. thus running
the cash loss on the known move-
ments Of money up to nearly $6.0OO.0 900.
one of the largest cash loses for any
one week in the present year. The
date of shipments of $1.500.00O gold
engagement today for South America
on London order is not known yet
Authorities differed as to offerings
of money from foreign sources. The
special demand for cash from Chi
cago Is said to be urgent and Is con-
nected with the expectation of an
early call from the comptroller OF the
currency for a statement of condition
of national banks. The imminence of
this call. it is reported, found some
of the Chicago banks below the re-
serve limit. A good proportion of the
New York clearing house banks were
shown to be below the Is per cent
reserve limit. and their necessity for
recuperation is a factor in the money
market position. The rise in money
rates applied not only to call loans.
but to time loans and the hardening
tendency extended from the shorter
to some of the longer periods.
A feature of the narrow speculation
was its diversion to, low priced stocks
from the industrials and railroads.
The limited resources in the money
market make operations in low
priced issues more feasible owing to
the smaller sums required by COM
mission houses for holding them for
customers.
The sharp falling off in the weeks
exports of copper compared with sew
eral weeks past gave an impression
of a wanning of the reported de-
mand for that metal. although the
price was advanced again in Lon
don today. Stocks fell to the lowest
of the day when call money rose to
6 per cent and then hardened when
the rate eased off
Bonds were steady. Total sales,
(par valued, s3.eS0.O00.
United States bonds were I'M
changed on cal.
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SACRED SONG WRITER
STOLE ELEVEN HORSES

Los Angeles. Nov. l2.-That he is
guilty OF the theft of II horses and
buggies. which he sold in order to OBJ
tain money for gambling, was the
startling statement made in a written
confession to Sheriff Hamill today by
Robert Perry. an active Sunday
school worker and writer of many
sacred songs.
Perry was arrested on a charge of
stealing a motor cycle. to which Of
Tense he confessed when acknowl-
edging his thefIs. The confession
ends with prayer i'm which the
writer quotes the lines OF Bryant, be-
ginning: Il go not like the quarry
slave at night"
Perry's Sunday school associates
will make an effort to bail him out
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A Hairs er,adth Escape.

Do you know that every time you
have q cough or cold and let IL run on
thinking II will just cure itself. you
are inviting pneumonia. consumption
or. some other pulmonary trouble?
Don't risk it. Put your lungs back in
perfect health and stop that cough
with Billiards. Horehound Syrup.
Price CSC. SOC and sI0O per bottle.
Sold by Gea. Freisheimer.
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For Sale by Missoula Drug Co.,
Nissouia, Mont.
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Notice d pubi,e.

All barber shops under the juris-
diction Of this union. No. SIS of Mis-
souia. win close on and after Novem-
Der 8 each Saturday night at 10
O'Clock. as per change In constitution.
C. B. PAuLSoN. President.
r. p. MERCER. Secretary.
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Metal Markets.


New York, Nov. 1.-THE market for
standard copper was dull today: no
sales reported on the New York
metal exchange. Spot closed at 1880
Nl275. London market closed steady
with spot quoted at f5s It's Sd and fu-
lures at EGO. Sales there included 200
tons of spot and 1000 tons of futures.
Local dealers quote lake copper at
$l3@13.2s; electrolytic at 3l2.s7hMl3:
casting at $l2.75@l2s7h.
Tin was easy with spot and No.
vember closing at $30.25l30. 20. Lon.
don market closed firm with spot
quoted at fl3s l5s and futures M
fl4l.
Lead quiet: spot. Na7hG4.45 New
York. London unchanged at ria
Spelter quiet with spot quoted at
$S..aM6.30 New York. London mar
ket was unchanged at f23 SIS.
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. Nov. 1.-THE wheat mar
ket was strong all day and prices
moved over u wide range. One Of
the prominent shorts was said to
have purchased more than 5000. 900
bushels of December wheat during
the day. st. Louis reported an ad-
vance of l to 2 cents for red winter
wheat. Kansas City also registered a
more moderate advance. Foreign
news was mostly of n bearish nature.
The range on the December delivery
was between 3l.O5 and $l.07. The
market closed active and strong with
prices only Nc from the top, final
$1.06A
Shipping demand for cash corn was
again brisk but offerings were light
which resulted in a gain of &c.
Oats was firm but the volume of
trading was small. The market closed
firm at net gains of shade to hc.
Provisions closed strong with prices
up 2hc to acc.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-11
pfe6etnPrkIaJaft ftett TN DrntTd
luuo.

leber ben oer5eitigen Stanb Der
reuti6en 9etperti9aftsbetpegung gibt
bas leBte Seft Der ppm 8aiierlihen
Statiiti19en Imt berausgegebenen
Gei9sarbeitsblattes ir1terehante 9lufz
fGluKe. Die 3abl Der Mitglieber alz
ler @epertI6aften ift i'm lebten Sabre
tnfolse Der pirtbi9aftlidenD Depreiiion
ettpas Suriidgegangen, aber auf Die
ein5elnen 8erbdnoe pertbeilt, ltno bic
@erluite iebr unslei4. Oie 9enera
tpmmii1ion Der @eiperfidaften
Oeuti9lanbs pereinigte i'm lebten
Sabre in 81 3entralperbdnoen 1,831,z
731 Mitslieoer eegeniiber 1865, ,506
Mitslieber in 63 Sr9ani1ationen i'm
Sabre 1907, sic bate aiio einen
Mitglieberperluit benz 8orjubre gesen=
iiber bon 33,775, sleid 1,81 prosent,
gu persei9nen, Der iib nod erbDbt,
penn man Die 3iffern Der pierten
Quartale Der Sabre 1908 uno 1907
seeeniberitellt. 8pn ben am Sabresz
| iblufe porbanbenen 8erbdnben bate
elmer iiber 100000 W}itglieoer Gre
tallarbeiter), flint batten iiber 100000
bis 100000, (Maurer, 9olaarbeiter,
Sabritarbeiter, Serttfarbeiter, 8ergs
arbeiter), elmer iiber $4,000 Bis co.
600 (Sransportarbeiter), brei iiber
$4,000 biz $4,000, bier iiber 10000
bis $4,000, bier iiber 10000 bis 30.a
900, sebn iiber 10000 Biz 10000,
sebn iiber 5000 bis 10000, fiinf3ebn
iiber 1000 Bis 5000, elmer iiber 1000
fis 1000 unb feds tpeniser ais 1000
Mitglteber. Den srDbten Mitgliebers
perluit bate Der 0erbanb Der Sertilz
arbeiter nit 23,32O per5onen. Die
3hbl Der ipeibli9en Mitglie0er iiieg
um 1914. Den hritliden @etperfz
f6aften seb0rten nad Dem lebten He,
riht @nbe 1908 runo 341 ,204 Mlit.
slieoer an; bapon entftelen anf bic
Organiiationen, bic ben 9eiamntperz
banb Der hriitli1en @eiperf1Aaften
biIben, 26O,767. Die in bieIem @s-
fammtperbanb auIammengef1loTenen|
@etperff1aften batten siren Nerlu{t
bon 1904 MitglieDern gleih 3,6 prps
gent 3u beraei9nen. 8emerft al nerz
ben Deroient. baB troboem Die Gin
nabmen iid niht berrineerten. Bei
ben 9irfhzDunderfhen GefDertDsreiz
sen balierte bic riidldufise Neipeguag
Der lebten Sabre an; iie berlDren ms
geidmmt 1881 perfonen. 9ln Daterldn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-11

lin ei1en 6artbolasGuBbo
ait Dlen, nebme maj, getontes 2ein6l,
erbise es tpieber auf benz Ofen ,inb
reibe Dber ipifde es nittels eines ipol>
lenen 2appens auf bus 0ola, iopiel
hies nnr an3unebmsn geneist lit. Dds
DtlgefGb itelle man IN Elm aiiberes Sc
fGB nit heiBem Mai1er. banit man
bas QeinDl am Grtalten Dtrbtnbert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-11

Die 9sreinigten aDnigreide gng.
lunb, eSrlanb unD S9ottlanb impors
tiren olliGbrli6 20 Milionen 5tiid
fali9er 3dbne aus Nmerifa. Sang
tappn abseieben, baB England felbit
3iemli6 bebeutenbe Sabrtfen auf bic,
lem 9ebiete auf5uneiien bat. Wenn
mon nun bon Der 8orausiebnng ansa
geben mill; bab ni9t mebr als bie
6Glfte oller Gtnpobner @nglanos fi1
ben Gurus letitet, iiG falfde 3dbne
Elm 1eBen 81 lai1en, oonn tommt man
gu bem 96luB, baB jeber 5peite Gng=
lGnber, ob Maann, ob Srau, pb 9reis,l
ob 8tnb, NIT ie einem falfden 3abnI
TN Munbe berumlduft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-11

sstalien 53 3,721, 9ondnb AS, ,1N 8sls
aien 38,5O3 unb @pdtien 1850. 5n
BEN Ser. 5tdaten iinD 7,544,1Oo 1es
Ispbone in @ebrauh.
9lls erfter Der beutfden sDrsaos
noiiqhts" fpirb binnen fnr5em pas
1850 sonnen groBe Ginienihtff
,Weiffalen" feline probefahrten beg1iss
men, oas mad feiner GertisfelluItg stls
Mertbobieft BON nabeaii 81 uans9s =
nen Marf bilbet. Die erite Gus ryfal
fau", ,,Meftfalen,, ,Rbeinlanb4 iiIiD
.poien" Be 5febenbe DipiiiOn bieisr 1ss
ntenfdtffsflafTe tpirD baber anrld1sTnp
10 bel soften, tpie Der gefdmn1te Ban
oes Raifer WilheImstanals. nellenn T, dlrT
bteesahre 1887 Bis 1895 DerthetlteBdlts
toiten fi9 auf 156 Wiaionenufdrf Pc
liefen.
xaut Mnaabe beg Roniuls Wils
liam 8aroel, Mbeims, ftel1te fh Der
gluBenbonbel ssranfrei1s in ben erlten
1ieben Monaten 1903 anf 1896, ,l19,s
329 gusfubr nnb $672, 4O1 1886 Gtn,
f,lbr, geeen $549, ,862,018, re1p. $624.S
1SS,827 in oerfelben periobe 1908.
Die qrDBte 3unabme aeigt bic G1nfunr
bon Robprpbuften fir inbnfrtelle
3tpeds, BON 395 MilliDnen .anf 4o1
Wtllionen Dpllors. Der Grpcrf ron
Sabritanten ftieg Don 279 auf 2S5
Mtllipnen Dollars.
Ser, ruiiif1=beutfde 3piibenfdh
in gbarbin, BON benz neulih bie Jtcs
tpoie0remia beridtete, ipar gar teirler.
2luf amtlide Mnfrase in Gbarbtn lit
bic Nntport eineegansen. es fet nl9ts
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5iebunsen gum Deutfden aonful ieien
nur9aus normal unb freunblih. Oas
na9 beftdtigt es iih, fbretbt Die 8oln.
3tg., buB Der eanse ssall in unnDthiger
Weife aufaebauI9t unb iibertrieben
tporben lit. WenH jebt oas rniiilhe
Resierunssblatt Die Gradblnngen Der
Tppoie Mrenia auf bds ridtise WfaB
5uridfiibrt, 10 bate es mod ein iibri=
oes t6un unb 1ein 8ebauern oariiber
| ous5pre6en tDnnen, oab Der peut1he
8on1uI Saumiiler in Der ruiitiben
9reHe aana unbere6tigter Weiie 9es
genftonb beleibisenber Nngriffe genes
fen tit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-11

I
Deutfalanb bat IN feinen ufrifant>
fden aplonien aud einen @ulfan.
Der Ramerun=Berg ben man fbon
fir erlofden belt 1T pGbrenb bes
gan5en Gommers tdtis seipeien. Dte
Gruptipnen finb febr bdufig, etipa
odt Biz aebn IN Der Minute unb an
einaelnen Gtenen finbet Elm ftdnbiger
GrguB bon 2dDa ftatt. bic idon nebz
rere 2dpasGelber sebilbet bat. barun=
ter eines BON biet Rilometer QGnge
unb einem Rilomettr Breite, in befz
fen Mitte iih ein 90 Wleter breiter
Qabaitrom betpe9t. 8ei Na1t geipGbrt
Der Rrofer eiilen berrIimen Mnblid.
@liidliheripeife iinb teine Mniiebluns
den In Der N6bt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-11

DiaefDniul MeftaeOtt in 2Dnbon bat
her Hegieruls einen 8eridt iiber bic
Werbreitung bes 9elepbons in ben eu=
ropGil1en Staaten iibermittelt. Da=
nad bat Nublano ein Eelepbon fir
il 1922 Ysrfonen, Spanien eins fir
ie 955, in england tpmnlt auf ie "
2eute. in Deutfdlunb auf n. in Ddz
rlemarf auf 38 unb III @hpeben anf
81 Gintpobner eins. Delt1tIanb 6at
851,319 Gernfpre9er, England 565. !
854, Jrantrein 1914, ,159 !. @9neben
15O. 900, Deftegreih 124. 1926. MuB<
lamb $4,000, bic @dpei3 69,122.
ndnsmurt 81 .339, gsOrpeaen 53. .726.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03
Arcadia Gossip

Los ANGELES. April 2.-The Santa Anita
stewards this afternOon decided to reinstate
Jockey c. H. Shilling, but 10 restrict his mounts
to his contract employer. r. L. Thomas. Shfl-
ling suspended March for rough riding IN
the Los Angeles derby. an Investigation OF Shil-
ling's riding disclosed the fact that the Jockey
had been offered $500 TO pull OF Thomas
horses. Shilling informed Thomas trainer OF the
attempted bribery and the trainer had the horse
excused from the race. Shilling has given the
name Of the would be brIber to the track stew
ards and action against him is probable
L. L Thongs was delighted 70 learn OF his
riders restoration TO good standing and wired
Judge Hopper at Eneryvine to find OUT II Shil-
ling could ride the Thomas entry IN the Cseb-
hardt stake tomorrow. The boy departed for
the north soon Judge Hopper's favorable
reply was received.
jay Davidson, a former st. Louis newspaper.
man. and at present In charge OF the sporting
dered and accepted the position OF associate
judge at Salt Lake City
Barney schreiber said goodby this afternoon
to HIS friends at Santa Anita aud departed to
night for Oakland.
Word was received here today that Charles f.
Price would be presiding judge at the Sau
Antonio meeting. which opens a week from Saf
urtisy- Judge Price is well and fayorabIy known
at Santa Anita.
Joe Tigue, trainer for the Matt Reiss stable
and KID Delaney. former steeplechase
jockey. got into alteration last night fust
outside the track grounds and both combatants
were badly battered before they We're separated
Jockey Archibald is starting out we'll he
rode two Winners today. Howard also had tive
winning mounts
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03
Sports Breyities
GoTCH sMAsHEs :

GoTcH sMAsHEs ToE-Chlcago. April q
Frank Gotch smashed one of his toes in his
training work here today. but the injury IS not
thought serious enough TO hamper him in his
preparations for his match with Yussef Mali
mout In a game Of handball at the Illinois
athletic club Goteh ran into a wall
TO RIDE AROUND woRLD-Spokane, Wash,
April IT. E, Linden of the Spokane motor
cycle club will leave May l, riding eastward,
and attempt ride around the world with a
motorcycle In II months.
FINAL PRACTICE OF CREWS-Putney, Eng.
April Both the Cambridge and Oxford var
sfty crews took final brief practice spins this
morning and the latest form OF the contestants
in the rowing event of the year foreshadows an
interesting struggle tomorrow. The Cambridge
men are fayorites.
READY FOR BIG MARATHoN-New York.
April a.-Everything is In readiness for the $l0.-
600 Marathon derby at the Polo ground tomorrow
afternoon. The hve lap track is in excellent
condition. Each of the six runners--Longboat.
Dorando. Shrubb. Hayes. ST. Yves and Maloney-
are in the pink of condition.
BOXING BILL INTRODUCED - Springfield.
ILL.,, April "A bill was introduced into the
exhibitions before athletic clubs for six round
bouts with not less than six ounce gloves.
HARVARD MAY GO ABROAD Cambridge,
Mass, April ITO obtain the views OF the
leading collegiate rowing authorities In England,
letters have been sent by the management OF
rowing at Harvard 20 both Oxford and Cam
bridge. with regard to challenge from Har-
ward in the crimson Is successful again
this year againt Yale
RUN OF 1s5 MILES-st. Louis, April a.
The New York-Seattie automobile pathhnders
arrived here tonight at $50 O'Clock after
run OF 165 miles from Bloomington. III.
WESTON FEELS FINE-Sharon Pa, April
Edward Payson Weston, the pedestrian, ar
rived in Sharon shortly after o'clock tonight
making 40 miles today He stated that he was
feeling fine. He will leave for Youngstown in
the morning.
BOTH ON THEIR Savannah Ga.
April because both men were on their feet
at 70 0f fvH hnr f0ilf
the referee declared that Young Britt Of Balt
more and Charlie Goldman of Boston had fought
draw.
SPITBALLER HEARD FRoM-Chcago, April
2--Word received here that Ed Walsh. the
star spitbaI pitcher Of the Chicago Americans
would join the club at Cincinnati April 10
Walsh has been coaching the pitchers at Yale
university and incidentally holding out for
81 500 the coming season.
LONG BEACH GIRLS BEATEN-BakersfeId
April 2--The champion Long Beach girls high
school basket ball team failed TO successfully
defend its title against the Bakersfield girls to
night, the latter winning after a clean, hard
fought contest By q of O..
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03
.FORMFUL RACING
TRIMS BOOKS
IN SOUTH
Jockey Powers Rough Work
Lands Buchanan in Front
at IS to
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI


LOS ANGELES, April 2.-Horses ran
to form in the majority of races at
Santa Anita, today and the talent car
ried away quite a bundle of book
makers money Edwin 7. Fryer with
Archibald up and in at his favorite
distance. nine furlongs. won the fea-
ture event in a romp after being unan-
imously played by followers of form.
Buchanan, held at 15 to l, won for
Barney Schrieber in the fourth race
owing to an excellent ride by Powers.
This jockey is limited to stable mounts
now because of his rough riding tao
tics, and did not forget how to rough
1t when he went TO the post with
Buchanan. He gave Redondo an awful
trimming all through the stretch. but
the judges did not believe Redondo
was fouled enough to cause any change
in the result.
Pho Pico easily beat Valley Stream
the false favorite, in the first race
and Fatty Anderson made another
cleanup with Nirlando. which won the
third race after being backed from es
10 IS. Azo won the long race from
Miss Ofieious and HI Caul Cap.
Clear weather and a fast track pre-
vailed
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03
FOUR WELL BACKED
FAVORITES F
SCORE
Prince Gaf Only Choice TO Give
Backers a Bad Run for
Their Honey
By >. X. Jefery

Followers Of form had no occasion
for. complaining of yesterdays results
at Emeryville. Four favorites. all well
backed. a second choice and an out
slider accounted for the card The only
tavorite 10 make a poor showing was
~ 3. Jennings Prince Cal. which quit
like hound in the closing race and
finished ia the ruck. Judge Quinn,
3 LotyttQ. Red Leaf and Dandeiion, the
winning choices, all scored with plenty
9f margin. Yankee Daughter. the re-
naming favorite finished second TO
Moorish King.
-@2oge Quinn was always q forward
contender IN the year old race and
came away from his opponents at the
cad CotEtto was 50 much the best
IN 1le second that she won by herself
n spite Of getting away from the post
very poorly Red Leaf went to the front
a. Wil IN the long distance feature
- the program and won as her rider
pieaseo, with Nadzu vainly trying 70
get Dp at the end. DandeliOn showed
= return o. has good form in winning
his race in which Rubia Granda and
Boggs furnished the most formidable
opposition Jockey Taplin resorted 10
Questionable tactics in getting on even
terms with Rubia era nda, the pace
maker. at the last turn aad bumped
Ser OF her stride 10 such an extent
rhat II was with difficulty that she beat
Boggs FOR second money.
Many who would have liked TO back
Yankee Daughter were deferred from
doing so by the manner in which she
warmed up FOR the race The exercise
boy who handled her in her preliminary
Ealtop was seemingly unable 10 ma ke
her extend herself and she was ap-
parenUy so soE that the track Veter-
marian made an examination OF her
condition by order of tie judges. II
was reported after the race. however,
that Archie thinner. her trainer. con
ilded 10 some of his intimates that the
mare seeming soreness was something
Of 'stall" 10 influence the betting.
Zimmer is reported TO have wagered
$500 on the mare. But for being a bit
uniucky at the start she probably would
have won Moorish King. the winner.
was always q forward contender. while
the faVcrite was forced TO come from
long way back on account OF early
interference RoseVale made very
Disappointing showing in this race
warrantably long odds were laid
against Darlington. the only success
tut outsider A misguided plunge on
captain John helped 10 account for the
lengthenlng of DareingtOn's price from
% TO- knight Deck. one of the
chotees Of the race. was the victim
Of wretched ride al the hands OF
Sockey Deverich.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03
TENNIs ON PARK coURTs

A handicap doubles tournament will
be held on the Golden Gate park courts
tomorrow. Sixteen teams will be in
the competition. The drawing which
was held last night resulted as follows:
J. Sehwarz and J. CahiH (15l vs.. F. Bass and
W. A. Marcus go: A. H Still and W. R.
Jacques i5 4-6) VS. l.. w. Kaiser and J. John
stone ito S-6l Guerin Crothers (scratchl VS. H.
Mann and W. G. knowlton towe 15l; f.
NJ. Huffman and E. NJ. Borough (30) vs..
W Hoyt and E. J. Jacob (30) r. A.
Orrett and w Brown (30l vs. w yoorsanger
aud II. c. vensano (l5l; E. CahiI and NJ.
Rose (owe 3-6) VS.. Ferry and Hemmingway
t30) f. j. Curley and r. Hardeman lowe
3-6) vs. f. c. Adams and G. P. Lytton
towe 15l; NJ A. Peck and j. f. Strachan (l5)
VS.. c. Sparrow and NJ. Z. Levin (I5 3-6l.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03
New Worlds Champion at
BaikIine Billiards

NEW YORK, April Ora C. Morn
ingstar of this city is the new world 3
champion at 49, balkIine billiards. hav-
ing wen the honor by defeating George
f Slosson in the final game of the
international tournament tonight.
Besides winning the championship
emblem, he gets a cash prize of $1,000
and 40 per cent of the gate receipts
and entry money.
George sutton of Chicago gets sec
ond prize, % per cent of the money;
George Slosson of New York and A.
G. Cutler of Boston get third.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03
AMATEUR ATHLETICS

OAKLAND, April 2.--The students Of Oak
land high school enter upon weeks vacation
Monday. Manager Mcdonald Of the track team.
however. does not wish the vacation to throw
the athletes out of trim, so he has announced
training every morning at 10 o'clock on the
Sixteenth and Market streets track The track
candidates are training hard for the dual meet
with Berkeley which takes place on the St
Mary's oval April IA.
The baseball team Is planning country trip
during the holiday Neek. going as far as Grass
Valley .and playing Auburn, Sacramento and
Stockton on the way.