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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09
SELLING PLATERS
TO THE FRONT AT
EMERYVILLE
BedweEPs Keep Moving and Ell
PicarO Score as FavOrites, Be-
ing PHOted by TapIin
By ]. e. Jefery

selling platers OF mediocre calibser
monopolized yesterdays Emeryville
card. with the result that horses at
liberal quotations in the betting
equally. divided the spoils with first
and second choices. Keep Moving,
from the consistent Bedwen stable. and
FL Picaro scored as favorites. H G.
Bedwen's apprentice rider Taplin, the
jockey find of the season, piloted the
pair in fauItless fashion Taplin also
came within a neck Of winning the
year old event with Helen Carroll,
which was making her debut in the
colors OF G. W. Berry. and landed his
two remaining mounts, Ilghthouse a anu
Belle Kinney. third. Lighthouse was
the favOrite of the race won by Joe
Rose, and encountered such bad racing
luck at the start that ne was lucky
10 be as good as third at the nnish-
Jockey HOgg, who had not previously
ridden winner at the meeting, was on
Joe Rose and was responsible Tor
Jam when the barrier went up which
put Lighthouse and OsOrine, the Two
choices, out Of the running. Lighthouse
had been passed around as good
thing and his defeat cost the smart
set a pretty penny. AS good as 10 10
] had been laid against Joe Rose, ana
he showed his field the way from start
Many unkind things were said about
the inconsistency OF William Walkers
horses at short odds when Wuerzburger
ran a absOlutely last as the faVorlte OF
the long distance race which r. MUS
kOdav a caston Of the Walker stable,
won in a gall0p. WueTzburger went
TO the post with one of his feet IN poor
shape, and the foot burst open during
the running Of the race, which
undoubtedly explained the horse
wretched showing Walker was angry
after the race, as he had bet on MS
horse and Jockey Clark had failed TO
heed his injunction TO stay away from
the rail, where the going was deepest
Harry StOver's Warfare, after many
promising essays. finally managed to
graduate from the maiden class in the
juvenile event Miss Picnic was the
favOrite OF the race. but bounded it
after having chased the winner well
into the stretch. Geneva was sup
posed good thing in this race, but
failed 10 show anything 10 warrant
the hot tip that was IN circulation.
Hereafter, the horse with which
Jockey Z. Sullivan was alleged TO have
interfered with Work Box so that
Blagg might win the race in which a
big killing was made on that good
sprinter, ran much better race in
winning the closing event than he had
the day Blagg won. He had all his
foot and lasted TO win by q head from
Barney Schreiber's speedy Deutschland,
which had been in strenuous pursuit
from the beginning. Security was the
taVorite and failed to get away TO ad-
vantage. but ran a poor race withaL
The brisk north wind OF Sunday and
Monday dried out the track and the
going viii be comparatively good to-
DAY.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09
Baseball Notes

Another Seal landed the ground yesterday
and made his way cut TO Recreation park. 1t
was Pitcher Browning. one OF the stellar box
artists OF last years local baseball squad Brown
ing has been working In the Imperial valley
league and Is in good shape. He viii jump into
his playing tOgs today and and get out with the
rest OF the boys Two Of the Seals are
expected today. Berry, catcher. and JOnrS.
pitcher. have sent advance information 70 Long
that they will be in town today They also
have been in Mexico in the Imperial valley
league.
During the days before the regular season
opens when they not playing against the
White SOx Manager Dan Long has decided to
divide his team in half and let the boys play the
game among themselves They viii have two
mines and battle IL out on the diamond IN regular
fashion. This win give them the work and ex
perienee to put them in condition for the opening
of the season.
Soldier Hilton Of the general hospital corps
viii be in the role Of a baseball pitcher this
season. The management Of the Oakland state
league team has decided to give Hilton a trial,
and keen judges Of the game predict bright
future for him.
1t looks as IL Minneapolis will lose one OF It's
pitchers. Bloomfield. who scheduled TO play
with the eastern team, has switched the dope
and decided to cast his lot this season with the
Oakland outlaws.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09
ScOViIIe to Get Benefit of Doubt,
Sullivan May Be Kept on Ground

1t learned from well informed Jockey Scovie
who suspended last by the
jockey club the poor showing
which killing Bagg, likely be
standing the
him. Judge Hopper and his
that Scovle might have been mixed
close has developed
failed his 5
benefit of the doubt
Jockey Sullivan who suspended the time
collision boy Bagg, WILL kept
the ground
Scovies riding occasioned criticism
generally
overlook the showing made Temp
two of his
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09
RucK TAKEN nm SURE

Los ANGELES March S.-A year
old buck deer, chased out of the hills
above Santa Monica by hounds yester-
day. ran down the canyon line of the
Los Angeles Pacific electric road in
front of a car loaded with passengers
and at the foot of Montana avenue,
Santa Monica, turned and ran into the
ocean. Standing exhausted in the surf,
it was easily approached by E. F.
Woodward and his daughter of Frank
fort, Mich, who secured it with rope
1t was later turned over to c. H Gr1f-
tivity.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09
AMATEUR ATHLETICS

The registration committee of the Pacific
athletic association met yesterday and granted a
sanction 10 the celebration committee of the
Los Gatos May day festival for a 10 mile race
from San Jose to Los Gatos. J. G.. King OF
the San Jose Young Mems Christian association
will have charge of the
A large number of registration cards were IS
sued.
President Peixotto announced that a meeting
of officials of nearly all the Protestant churches
has been called for March, Is at Calvary church.
The delegates will organize a Sunday school
athletic league.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09
INTERcLAss FIELD MEET

BERKELEY, March S.-The inter-
class track and field meet Of the
sophomores and freshmen of the uni
versity, which was to have been held
last Saturday afternoon. has been set
for tomorrow afternoon If the weather
permits. Both teams are in good con-
dition in spite of the adverse weather
conditions and the contest will be
close.
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nIrAI. NINIas viii. coaIPETE

TANFORD UNIVERSITY. March s.
4 Stanford varsity viii meet the
ebaH players OF the ST Ignafius coll
4 of San Francisco tomorrow after
n The varsity men returned yes
iev morning from Los Angeles
- they broke even with the St
,ent's college in the series. Scofield.
phenomenal find. who famed the
as OF the south so successfully,
occupy the boz fnr. - lc@alE.
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THE ERECORD FORECAST
THE WAY THE HORSES
RAN, SCORING SEVEN
WINNERS FOR JEFFERY

First race Likely DieudOnne.
Buekthorne, BeIleel. CAN Alone not
entered and Guise scratched.)
Second race-Frnnk G. Hogan,
Mike MOIett, Medallion. (Sir Ash
ton scratehed)
Third rnce Ethon, Adriuche,
Fleming.
Fourth race-AdOration, Knight
of Ivanhoe. Day Star.
Fifth race-MOIesey, Vanen, Mike
Jordan. (Albert star scratched)
Sixth race-Aimee C. VirIandO,
Airs.
Seventh race-BIskra, May sutton,
Albion III. (Turnaway scrntched.)
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09
. a. - PURELY
..S.S.vEGETABLE

medicines made from vegetable
violent In their action and frequently
and digestion, affecting
the bowels often Rheumatism
entirely of roots herbs and ba selected for their purify
Rheumatism, Caah
Ulcers Contagious Blood Poison and all other blood Diseases
blood and the time builds
vegetable effects S. be taken
y Young safety and with the
even reaching
medical advice free to all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA
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ARCADIA SELECTIONS
MADE BY j. x. JEFFERY
IN THE CALL YESTERDAY

First racial Alone, Likely
Dieudonne, Guise.
Second race-Frank G. Hogan. Sir
Ashton, Mike MoIett.
Third race - Ethon, Adriuche,
Fleming.
Fourth race-Adoration, Day star,
LbertO.
Fifth race-Molesey, Albert stor,
Prince of CASTLE.
Sixth race-Aimee C, Airs, VI
want.
Seventh race-Biskra, May SUIT
ton, Turnaway.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09
NOTED AUTOMOBILIsT DrEs

PARIS, March S.=Leon .Thery. the
automObiliSt who won the Gordon Rem
nett cup international automobile race
over the Auvergne course, France. in
July. 1905. died today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

By winning two races yesterday H. G. Bed
veiis apprentice rider. Taplin. reduced Jockey
keogh's lead ia the struggle FOR the riding
aonors Of the season 20 the smallest possible
margin. The score now stands: Keogh 81 win
ners; Tapin 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

Hereafter. place 80 Show.
w. Winner b. e. by Peter McCue-
Silver Stocking. st. francis, Lens.
! May 10. Hereafter went to the
Is previous starts. Deutehland broke
aud was catching Hereafter rapidly.
ON Shaw closed well. laura ran a
'oorly and failed to show any speed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

AHdg NiuGer a well knowa Jockey. w.o broke
ice al Iort Erie last summer and rebroke
rrecaiiF. VIII probably lose ihe ieg although
cry effort Is belag made 10 avoid amputa-
~ Mindcr has been prominent rider FOR
.eral years. buf his career hss been f!led
d accidents. lie rode 0n tie coast several
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

7seuh Murphy has been offered tie pre-
~ udgesip at tie JacksouV HE track which
.sIy Brown IS building. and ~ which a 20
meeting win begin abort March % Brown
+. -aelug secretary. The purses Will range from
ero0
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

The horses in ". B. Jennings string recently
ira nsferred to Emeryvillo from Arcadia iuclnde
Julia Powell Rosegal Prince Gal Hindoo Star
Star Blue. Pretend King OF Tolo. Indian star
FOlie Levy aud Instrinsic.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

About $3.50 was collected among the book
makers in the Emeryyiiie ring Yesterday for
the benefit Of Harry Stone. former book maker
who Is now in private santarium for the In
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryyille

order IN which
ehunrd Track
value
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

j 4avucf who trains FOR Harry Pavne
s4ucT II Fngland. said Recently in sn Infer
'-Nc have 30 secrets here / am quite
ing for anr Of tie IRA inc9s. the press or
one else 70 lonk Al my horses a. much
fnoT ike. and wien win We want the
.iish public 80 win VIII as or IL ANYTHING
,s p-r0nz with horses Vo want the public
knew IL Mr. Whitney IS racing entirely FOR
rasurc. Tic does not bet and his policy Is
-1u his horses when they gre ff and to win
leT can always
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

Clamor's victory in the Waferhouse cup has
Influenced J. O. and G. H. keene to point him
for tie Thornton stake. and Jack Keene VIII
defer his proposed departure for Russia until
after the decision Of that event.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

Former Jockey C. Ross is arranging for
shipment Of four carloads ~ horses from Emery
vile for the Albuquerque meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

IT, g. Bedwen has purchased Iampadrome
.on the Sea Air stable ana tie horse VIII run
l.nLnrs lolar.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

Hockey Eddie DuSan VIII haye tile mount
Sir Martin in the Epson DERBY. according
reports from She east. Dugan viii begin
tercising tie Belmont aud Whitney horses
sined by a. J. Josner soon as he reaches
evmarkcf.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

r. II. McAvoy. an eastern trainer who has
pren spending the winter at Arcadia was a
.isitor TT FmeryTiile YESTERDAY lie has dis
,osed 0f the horses that he brought to the
Oast last fall
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

The movement Of horses from Arcadia 10
Emeryyille is still Ed Alvery's useful string
1f 10. in charge OF Grover Baker, viii arrive
from the southern track within a day or two.
The horses IN the stable include Pinkoa Friend
Harry, Prince Ahmed. Colonel Bob DR.. Mat
thews. McChord. T. NJ Fry. Miss Ida and
HazelfhorDe
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

Old Settler IN tie colors Of Frank Mac
Mahon yesterday. William Walker having sold
i'm Immediately after HIS recent victory.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-10
JOhnsOD-RObinSOn

Married, at the home Of the bride =
father, Mr.. John Robinson, about two
miles east Of this citv on Sunday, De
cember 5th, Mr.. James johnson and
Miss Beulah Robinson. The ceremony
was performed by Judge ]. n. Conner,
Of this city, and was witnessed By quite
a number of relatives and friends.
Mr.. johnson is a most excellent gen
tleman and the Democrat eOngrstuIatei
him upon securing his bride, Miss Rob.
msOn, one Of this cOunty'S fair and &C.
eOnphshei ladies'.
The Democrat wishes them health,
wealth and happiness.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-10
A HORRIBLE MURDER.
One Negro Cuts Another JugulaF
Vein With RazOF-0ne Deed,
the Other In jail.

On Tuesday afternoon in the negro
quarters in the eastern part Of town,
Archie Butler and billiard Alien. both
negroes, became involved in 8 quaFFel
about some trivial matter when Butler
drew a razor and cut Aliens threat
seyering the jugular vein, from the
effects of which died almost instantly
The sheriff was telephOned immedi-
stely of the crime, and in very snort
time had Butler safely behind the barr
Butler had been detained at the scene
Of his crime by other darkieS Who
knew the sheriff had been telephonei
for.
A negro named Price was also Or.
rested as an accessory 10 the crime
and placed in jail. On Saturday they
will be given preliminary hearing BE-
fore Justice Leslie. The principal, W
understand, will plead self-deiense.
It is impossible to get much infOTma'
ton about the facts or the real Gauss
Of the trouble in this case, but fFuH
what we have heard it is one u N,
most cOld-blOOded murders ever CON
mitted in this county.
Deans Ointment cured me ID
eczema that had annoyed me a l0nl
time. The cure was permanent
Hon. S. W. Matthews. Commission
Labor Statistics, Augusta. Ne.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-10

Notice q hereby given that the anna mssiiag
q the stockholders of the Live 0ak Pstl .shteg
COMPANY win Be hsla a the osles q ths eea EaaF
q lave Oak. Fla. December 11r8 q : 9 'elocs b ~
McCosnAcS. Pssl3slt
Sec. and TrsaN
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BY
ALBERT P. TAYLOR.

those whose lives are at all mysterious
and with just the least element of
criminality as fit subjects on which
to work. Those whom he believes
guilty are too often guilty, and those
whom he half believes to be guilty
are too often found to have KNOWLEDGE
of the really guilty ones. His instinct
is sharpened and his wits given a
razor edge, which eventually give Kim
an almost unerring insight into the
lives of those upon whom he places
his hand of authority.
Even a civilian thrust into sha p7si-
tlon of a chief of detectives finds that
the association with the criminal ele-
ment gives him the instinct of a
bloodhound and an almost uner-,np
Judgment in reading guilt in those whom
the shoe fits. Many man walks the
streets whom detectives pass by 1aiIv
who never knows that some de-
tective has full knowledge Of one
criminal act of his, or of some neglect
in observing the law.
Gambling Raids.
The raiding of gambling joints is
not the principal work of a chief If
detectives Rather is his chief duty
to keep an eye and a hand upon those
classes who are menace to society,
whose instincts lead them to stealth
lily enters homes by night to steal
Continued on Page Eleven.)
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against those who have transgressed
the laws; to tell of the mysterious visit
of an unknown to the home during the
dark hours Of the night before. when
personal treasures were purloined:
to pour the tale of a hundred matters
into the ears of police officials. The
office Of the sheriff is invaded by those
who believe in going to the fountain
head to relate their tales of woe under
the belief that if the head man listens
that his request viii be given right
Of way. Others visit the deputy sheriff
under the belief that the sheriff NAV
be too busy and that his head NAV he
too full Of the cares Of office to give
proper heed to the miseries of life.
and others 60 direct to the chief Of de,
tectlves under the belief that he. whose
wits are sharpened in the constant as
Soclatlon with the criminal classes and
intimate knowledge of the crooks of
the city, will undertake to deal per
sonaiiy with the case before it is "a
beautiful case. -
They are all correct in the main. for
il IS advisable 10 see each official, as
the case may he. It may be intuition
with these visitors that some should
60 70 the sheriff. some to the deputy
and others 10 the chief of detectives,
for they are generally correct. and it
serves the purpose Of dividing up the
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"Abandon hope all ye who enter
here,'' is not chiseled above the en-
trance to Honolulu police station, al
though God s creatures Who have aban-
doned themselves to the basest de.
mands of crime pass in and out of its
wide portals. Bu+ even degraded and
lawless mortals, opposed to society's
most liberal conventions, are too often
loosed from the laws clutches, to pass
out again into the thoroughfares trod
by honest men and women, there again
to ply their nefarious trade and to
prey upon a lawabiding community.
On the Trail.
But this is not a tale of crime. but
of those who deal with the horde en-
listed in its ranks, the men upon whom
a trusting community bases its hopes
to be freed from the fear of the mid
night assassin and the despoiler of
treasure chests. 1t is a tale of how
the badge wearers deal with those who
claim to be openly arrayed against all
forms of law and order; of how they
ferret them out; of how they obtain
from their lips the confession which
speeds them upon the pathway to the
prison over on the coral reef across
the harbor; of how they temper the
strict construction of the statutes with
SO Ms ~ M a. va a. y. n.
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common sense and give freedom to
many whose only crime was in not
realizing the enormity of their lapses
from obedience TO the Territory laws.
Like unto Scylla and Charybdis are
the men who stand at the portals of
the police station, for they are the per.
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sonal representatives of the people
armed with the authority to reach out
into the community and snatch up a
man or woman whenever they shall de-
part from an observance of the laws
of the archipelago. Sometimes Scylla
is in the form of a white man, some
times a Hawaiian or a Chinaman.
Sometimes Charybdis is persOnifed in
the shape of Japanese or Spaniard
or Korean or some strange nation
ality, for in this police station the
representatives of nations to be dealt
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Babel Outdone.

At times the Tower of Babel is out.
done in this citadel of justice. Its
cells are Oftentimes crowded with Chi
nese, Hawaiians and japanese arrested
for dallying with fckle Dame Fortune;
with Koreans, Porto Ricans and Malavs
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Criminal Chasers in Honolulu

for assaults; with Europeans, and types
of many other races for imbibing too
much of the red, red wine.
And when the babel Of languages is
unceasing and strident, unintelligible
and a misery to the officers who have
to deal with it all.
High and Low Meet There.
By day the police station is rem.
devious for all classes of society-for
those whose business impels them to
visit the officials to enter complaints
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Chief Leal, the Strenuous.

The present chief of detectives,
Joseph LeaI. formerly mounted police
officer, detective. sleuth and now chief
of the mysterious detective bureau. IS
not bUrdened with lambIike methods of
dealing with criminals. His associa-
ton with the crimina! element. his
search for lawbreakers, his knowledge
that every man who has committed a
crime viii endeayor to hide it from
officers Of the law, his instinct which
leads him to the lair of the crook. his
feeling that every crook is endeavor,
ing to outwit him. his knowledge that
it IS the sharpened wits of the de-
tective against the cunning and de-
pravity of the criminal. cause him to
consider the criminal only lawful prev
to bring 10 justice, whether his crime
be large or small.
The chief Of detectives begins to re
gard every man of a community whose
life IS not altogether an open book as
a man to be observed. his movements
considered, his associates listed, ana
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sorrows of the woebegOne among three
principal officials of department, and
results are naturally achieved much
quicker by this threefold method.
Big Bill, the Sheriff.
The sheriff, his name is William P
Jarrett, once a deputy sheriff and
elected to the full responsibilities is
an official whose heart is aimed at by
those who wish to have their woes
righted. His is a kindly disposition
and his method of solving a case where
the facts and the persons are known
is to adjust matters in SolOmon-like
wisdom. Betrayed wives, BETRAYED
husbands, jealous wives and Jealous
husbands, generally go to the sheriff
and he listens, weighs and adjusts and
sends them all home in a happier
frame of mind. His mind may not be
so critical as that of the deputy sheriff
| or SO analytical as that of the chief
| Of detectives, but common sense is
! well balanced in his makeup and his
decisions are based on the Solomonic
law and a personal geniality.
Charley Rose, the Methodical.
/ To the deputy sheriff, Charles H.
Rose, who was formerly chief clerk,
90 many cases which require a
methodical mind to deal with. Like
carefully arranged books on a library
shelf are the mental records of the
deputy. Common sense is in his
makeup in practical form, and his
decisions are not altogether swaved
by the emotions of the heart. More
critical are his decisions. for in his
| once are prepared the complaints of
those who believe themselves to be az
! grleVed, and he naturally turns to his
! clerks, the custodians of forms. and in
Vites them to set down in legal form
the complaints, and in this regular
| method his orders are executed by
! warrant.
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High and Low Meet There.

DEPUTY SHERIFF
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