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Graham guardian., 1909-04-09
RATES OF LEGAL ADVERTISING

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ssrtions, ............... 500
Articles of Incorporation t6 iusertions)
per inch. ......,.,"..... SOo
Notice TO creditors and similar notices
nom the Probate Court, per notice. $50
Land proofs ........................ 10 90
Notice Of forfeiture -. ..............-.. 500
contest notice ...................,..... Is 90
All other legal advertising, per inch,
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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
New Rules for Protection
of Athletes

NEW YORK, Nov 17.-Everett
Brown, the new president OF the Anna
teur athletic association, has appointed
his fun list Of committees and viii
start for his home in Chicago in a few
days Among the important changes
in the rules to govern athletic con-
tests in future. as announced by Presi :
dent Brown. IS one that athletes COM
peting IN running races of more than
I'VE miles must first undergo a physi-
cal examination.
Another rule declares that in hurdle
races. 10 hurdle shall be allowed un-
less the hurdles remain standing after
the competitor has cleared them. and
any competitor knocking down three
or more hurdles shall be disqualified.
Heretofore IL has been necessary for a
hfirdler 10 clear all the hurdles in order
10 be credited with a record
A special committee has been ap-
nOinted TO design rules for the safe
guarding OF hammer throwing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Burnan Barely
Escapes Death
in Motor Race
Jackson Driver Leaps Bank to
Avoid Collision and Old
fields Car Wrecked

SAN ANTONIO. Te.. Nov. 17-Driv-
ing his Buick racer at terrific pace
into the stretch today in the six hour
race, the closing event of the four
days automobile meet, Robert Burman
narrowly escaped death when his ma
chine overturned. The car turned a
complete somersault, just missing Bur
man when 1t fell to the ground.
OF the FIVE cars that started in the
race four were wrecked or Withdrawn.
The Chalmers-Detroit car, driven by
Ben Johnson, outclassed from the start,
was awarded first prize after covering
216 miles in hours 50 minutes.
The race started at IL o'clock this
morning. Barney Oldfield in his Knox
car. Tobin de Hymel in a Stoddard-
Dayton, George Clark in a Jackson,
Ben Johnson in a Chalmers-Detroit 80
and Burman started. On the fifth lap
a connecting rod broke and Oldfield
dropped out.
While the Stoddard- Dayto and Jack
son cars were on their two hundred
sixty-seventh lap. the front wheel of
the Stoddard- Dayton machine whirled
off 100 yards into field. Immediately
the Jackson.
Seeing that collision with De
Hymel was imminent Clark pointed his
car straight at the high embankment
and shot over 1t. he Stoddard came
to a stop so yards further on. Clark
safely retained his seat in the Jackson
as It leaped far over the bank and
landed upright a dozen feet below the
outer edge. He was not hurt.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Barbarians and
Olympics Ready
for Rugby Bout
All Arrangements Completed for
InfercIub Championship
Contest Saturday

All arrangements for the big inter
club championship Rugby game Satur-
day were finally completed last night.
D. Blair has been appointed by the
Rugby referees union to take charge
of the game. The Barbarians' head
quarters in Post street have been
crowded every night with members
and supporters watching the gymnas--
tic exercises and serum practices of
the squad Sands the big forward.
has charge of the training camp.
Captain Elliot of the Barbarians is
considering the advisability of chang
ing the formation of the backs. The
Barbs have hitherto played with four
e-quarters, and two halves. but 1t
is possible in Saturdays game they
will use three men on the three-Quarter
line. two iive-eighths and a half.
The hopes of the Barbarian sup
night when il was announced that A.
r. Moverly would be unable to take
his place in the pack Saturday.
Moverly has had a severe attack of
bronchitis.
The Olympic club is leaving no stone
unturned to successfully defend it's
title to the Rugby club championship
won last year. The strongest fifteen
pitted against the Barbs Saturday.
The Olympics have Jimmie flanagan
coaching them.
Faulkner has been spoken of as
back position. but it is probable the
former will be found on the team in
another position. In the forwards
the Olympics will play seven men in
the pack and a wing forward.
The game is sch scheduled to ,,nd, start at az
teams will be announced at the last
practice tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
MORE PERFORMERS ON
WAY TO EMERYVILLE
Canadian Turfnan to Send String of Twelve
and Arcadia Bunch Arrives
By E. w. CLARKE

Entries viii close today for the open
ing handicap, the fourth race on Sat
urday's card, and the list win give a
line on the class of horses now ready
for the bugle. Among those men
TONED as probable starters are Naga-
zsm, Boggs. Palo Alto, Sylvanite, st.
Avon. INollie L and Roy Junior The
last named horse is a new quantity
locally. Blsnkenship had him at Ar
cadia and he was taken north, where he
ran fourth in the Victoria derby. After
that he started four times and won
every race
Added encoura cement for the quail
yesterday when Secretary Percy Treat
received a letter from r. ]. Mackenzie,
the wealthy Canadian lumberman, an
nouncing that he would ship a string
OF II from Toronto 10 Emeryville.
Mackenzie has bought several good
performers in the last two years, among
them being La Tourenne. He wrote
early in the month inquirfng about To-
cal conditions. and was apparently well
satisfied with the reply. Secretary
Treat also received word that Tom
Ryan would ship seven head from La
tonia.
of well known performers that have
had the advantage of a seasons rest
and thorough preparation on the south
ern track, and in consequence all are
fit to face the barrier in the opening
days of the meeting.
". Red" Freeman brought the good
colt Avontellus, Miss Naomi, Kitty
Wells and Ouarda. In I. Fl. Miller's
string were Raleigh, who will be ready
with the first rain. and Lady Renssae-
Ter. J. D. Brown brought Lady Kitty /:
Early Wright brought Roy i and Cool,
and Gene Wayland had J. F. Donahue
and Ampedo in the car. Another car
from the south with the horses of VIII
liams & Welker was expected last
night.
William st. Vincent's horses would
have been ready to race if the Shasta
tunnel cavein had not delayed them fin
transit from Vancouver. The horses
were 2i days on the road and were un-
loaded three times. The other owners
who suffered with st. Vincent are
planning an action for DANA ges against
the southern Pacific company. The
horses in St Vincent's barn are Sal
wage, Mike Jordan. Billy Mayham,
Timothy Wen, Canardo and Wolfville.
Jockey Denny will do the riding.
Jockey Selden. the IS pound appren-
tice. whose contract was bought from
Clifford by Bill Caine, will be in evil
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Athletics Put
Rollers Under
the Nationals
Bio Chief Bender Is the Whole
Show Outside OF One Bad
Sixth Inning

Connie Macks prize winning Colts
took another OF their regular falls. out
OF the All National stars in the OPEN
ing game of the series on the Nalen-
cia street lot yesterday afternoon. All
the fans agreed that il was lucky
victory. bur il was q victory. neverthe-
less. and il did much TO show the man
ner in which the men from Quakertown
take advantage OF the other teams
weakness in the tight places. Had they
MOI been able 70 perform this feat the
Nationals would have had the game IN
the can.
There was little class TO the exhibi-
tion as viewed from the standpoint OF
The man who likes a scientific game.
for there were boots tand errors and
dummy plays galore. But IL was very
spectacular TO see the way the Ath-
leticS tore around the bases and the
way the Nationals laced the offerings
OF Big Chief Bender Ia the sixth spaSm,
and then the way The same big chlel
let out all his steam and took all the
hills on the high speed near the finish.
All these things electrified the crow O.
The Athletics started in by getting
TWO ia the second frame Davis landed
on a boot by LenoN and Heitmuller
sent him around TO third on binSle.
Mcbride made the run sure with long
Eacrifice nv Then Thomas hit to Ea-
gan. who scrambled the eggs. pegSing
The ball away at first. with the result
that Heine ambled home. Another in
the fourth gave the Quskers nice.
comfortable lead OF three, so they did
not have TO worry then.
But the Nationals were framing for
one grand. united assault upon the
twisters OF The big redman- For the
first i've innings his shoots were hyp-
motto. He could do as he pleased. and
there was no come back. II looked as
though the towering Indian was going
TO make il a clean blank till Dolly
Gray spoiled the perfect record with
TWO bagger to left field
He had scarcely landed ere Doyle
singled past second and the run was in
Eagan placed one up against the right
field fence and Ellis singled TO third.
nlling up the sacks. Thomas became
nervous and let one get past him, so
BOYLE arrived. konetchy had one
slowed away in his bat that came just
in time TO let the others through, as
sisted by Strunks bad return toss.
The Athletics. however. showed the
old come back spirit in the next in
ing the game up. After Strunk had
made up for his error by beating a
slow one TO third, Collins registered him
with 4 two cushion swat TO the most
remote corner of left field. He in turn
found his way home on Davis hard
right drive over second.
From that time on the Indian was
one that he shot came over the pan
faster than the other one. In the
eighth Doyle led of with double and
Ellis bunted him along to third. II
looked ike run for sure, but Bender
smoked up again and struck konetchy
and Mitchell out in bing, bang order.
The score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

dence on the opening day. Horsemen
who saw the lad ride in British Co
lumbia predict that he will be a star.
Out of so mounts I'm the north he won
eight races and was out of the money
only nine times. Among other feats
he put Sea Lad over at so TO 1, and to
prove that it was no fuke, repeated on
the horse next time out.
The first of Bearcatcher's get will
so to the races in January. "Daggie"
Smith is particularly fond of a slash
ing black colt that is half brother to
half dozen winners. being out Of the
dam of Gilbert Rose, Lee Rose, Ra-
vellena. Heather Scot, Tawasentha and
Edith Vice. Another baby by Bear
catcher is a chestnut out of the dam of
Roalta, McGregor and 'Vondel. Smith
also has bay filly sister to the good
year old Oswald B. Ocean Shore is
being prepped Gilbert Rose is nearly
ready. but Turret is not quite fit.
Among the IA yearlings from Oak
wood farm is chestnut and Trainer
W. p. Maxwell expects him TO give,
Timpane out of fun sister to Ameri-
,cus is the next best in the barn. The
older Oakwood horses are all ready to
race, having come from a successful
campaign on the Montana and Utah
tracks. They are Rey Hindoo, Nelma
c, Buckthorn. Daily, Sylvia Fir: Mime
docia, winner of Ave races In the north;
Dextrine, a maiden year old, and Don
France. which beat Chinn's i'll fated
A. ]. Small on his first start at Santa
Anita. The colt went wrong in an
ankle, but is fit again.
Covington & Harlan's trio, Milpitas.
Eddie Graney and Jim Gaffney, are
ready to start. Archibald will ride
them.
O. Turke's string which raced at To-
ronto has had a weeks work and is
ready to go. In the lot are Darlington.
Duke OF Milan, Colonel Jack and Stand
over. Fisher will ride them.
Jockey Cricket" Kelly is here and
will ride as a free lance.
Starters Dwyer and Hoffman will
alternate at the barrier every two
weeks Dwyer win serve the first shift,
beginning Saturday.
Winter Officials Chosen
; NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-The officials
who will preside at the four winter
tracks will include Will Shelley, judge,
and Mars Cassidy, starter. at Juarez;
Edward Hopper. Judge, and Dwyer and
Hoffman, starters at Oakland or Ingle-
side: Joseph Murphy. judge. and H. D:
Brown, starter, at Jacksonville, and
A. B. Dade, starter, at Tampa
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
ThOrpe's Basket Ball Colts
Defeat St. JOseph's

Thorpe's colts had an easy victory
yesterday when they defeated the
basket ball team from St Joseph's
academy 10 the tune Of - TO a. 1t
was the victors' game from start to
finish. and they plainly outeIassed the
plucky little academy players. The
colts are the 11O pound FIVE OF st.
Nary's college. and yesterdays victory
is the seventh that they have already
SECURED this season Their first de-
feat is still in the future
Despite their very short end of the
score yesterday. the Berkeley boys have
no reason to feel chagrined- They
showed considerable skill in basket
throwing and proved A speedy team.
Whatever shortcomings they have in
passing viii disappear in the course of
the season.
VIII Cunningham. Thomas Reilly,
Pers lts Wilson. George Heininger and
Ralph McCrea composed the academy
team yesterday. Winsby and Gochuico
put up a specially heady game for the
colts The game was played in St
Mary's college gymnasium.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Upton Seeks Cup Race
Under Revised Rules

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Sir Thomas
Upton will challenge for race for the
Americas cup to be sailed in 1911. Sir
Thomas made this statement just be-
fore sailing for Europe today on the
steamer Lusitania
Sir Thomas has been here for several
weeks to learn the attitude of the mem
bers of the New York yacht club on
the question of modification of the rules
governing the Americas cup What as
surance. if any, he received. is not
known.
Before sailing Sir Thomas said:
IF the New York yachtsmen insist
upon challenge under the present
rules governing International cup races
would stand no chance to win, and
that would not be sport. / shall issue
my challenge with the largest type of
boat TO conform, if possible, with their
ideas"
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
SOnthernerS in
P. A. A. Quit for
Special Branch
Board of Managers Admits the
Barbs TO Membership and
Arranges for Basketball

The monthly meeting of the board
of managers of the Pacific amateur
association was held last evening at a
downtown cafe with Vice President a.
j. Cloud in the chair. The Barbarian
athletic club was admitted to MEM
bership, with Harry Elliott, the we'll
known. all around athlete. as its dele
gate The University of Southern
California. Southern California swim
ming association. Los Angeles athletic
club, Academic union. Pomona, Occ1-
dental and ST. Vincents college. VINO
nave Deen members OF the local OtdIcI
of the Amateur athletic union were
all transferred to the new branch or
the association instituted in the south
r. W. Dodd. Alfred Katchinskf and
Charles Mimic were appointed mem
bers of the basket ball committee 10
arrange for the coming seasons tour
nament- The Mission athletic club ap-
piled for membership.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Chief Cook Opens War on
Pool Selling

Chief Cook is determined to suppress
poolrooms. which he believes will be
opened when the racing season opens.
and yesterday he sent the following
order to company commanders:
The racing season will open at the Emeryvilie
track in few days, and from information
which have received an attempt will be made
TO open poolrooms in different portions Of the
city.
Your attention is called to section 3s7A Of
the Penal code OF the state Of California, pro.
hibiting pool selling, book making, ETC.. which
must be enforced.
You will make special details in your respec-
tive districts, with instructions to see that no
poolrooms allowed to open and to arrest all
persons found violating any of the provisions Of
the section OF the code above referred TO.
The details of officers In each district
ordered on November for the purpose of en-
forcing the ordinance prohibiting the sweeping
of dirt into the public streets will be discon-
tinued and the officers the streets win attend
to this matter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
jeff, Berger and Gotch Go
on theatrical Tour

NEW YORK, Nov. ia combina-
tion consisting of James ]. Jeffries,
Frank Gotch, Sam Berger and other
professional athletes has left here for
a tour of at least three weeks of one
night stands, appearing for the first
time tonight at Atlantic City. where
Jeffries and Berger will box, and Gotch
will wrestle all comers
II. II. Frazee of Chicago is back of
the tour and is said to have contracted
to pay Jeffries an enormous salary
Jeffries will leave the combination
long enough to be in New York on De-
cember 81, at the opening of the bids
for the Jeffries- Johnson fight.
If this tour is successful in the east
it will be extended to the west
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Fremont and Alameda Teams
To Meet on Grid

ALAMEDA, Nov. 1.-THE football
team of the Fremont high school,
Fruitvale, and the Alameda high school
eleven will meet tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock at Recreation park.
a good contest is expected. Burns. cap
tain of the Fremont team, will be in
harness again and with Bucholz. Burns
and Hasdns in the back field the, Free
monts will present a strong lineuu.
The Fremont eleven will be made nm
of J. Bucholz. Smith, Rhoda. Dow.
Cohen, Moore. Ridean. Young, Haskins'
Burns, +. Bucholz.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Bars Football
After Death of
Varsity Player
Georgetown University Faculty
Suspends All Games Dur
ing Investigation

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-The faculty
of Georgetown university tonight
unanimously decided TO suspend all
football games at that institution until
the national football rules committees
gives assurance that the game has been
shorn Of its dangerous features. This
action was taken as result of the
fatal injuries received by Archer Chris
tian, Ieft halfback on the University Of
Virginia football team, in a game with
Georgetown last Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Stanford StalWartS to Get
Honorary Stars
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

ICPSctuE 1OtSPutIH 10 OutfI
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. IL
Three football veterans will receive
four stars for having played in the
Rugby game against California Satur-
day, this making their fourth intercol-
Iegiate football contest. The men are
ID. p. Crawford 'o9, j. r. Holman '09
and ]. r.. Pemberton '0S.
Pemberton and Holman We're men,
bers of the fifteens of '06, OF, '0S and
'09. the four years in which Rugby
has been played at Stanford. Craw-
ford has played the last three years in
Rugby. and was a member of the 1905
varsity IL.
OF the six new r-ssessors of the
football "S' but three have secured
varsity letters in other sports. The
three to secure their varsity letter for
the first time are s. L. Mitchell '13, L.
Cass Ii and T. Sanborn u.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Many Futurity Nominations

NEW YORK. Nov. I7.-CIeerful news
bearing upon the future racing outlook
ir the Metropolitan district came TODAY Y
from the Coney Island jockey club in
an encouragement that. UP TO date, there
have been received from 56 different
nomin3tofs 3e6 nominations Tor the F'u-
fuf-ffv OF 1911 and 16s nominations for
the Lawrence Realization OF 1912, both
10 be run al Sheepshead Bay.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Prize Winning Poodle to
Compete in East
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

lSpccfdi DDpdfch TO he Call
MEMO PARK, Nov. 17.-Miss Alice
Harrison, owner of Fair Oaks kennels,
has decided to send her imported poo
die Orchard Cabin Boy to the east in
January for entry in four of the large
eastern shows. In the New York show
he Will be entered in the imported
poodle class only. Orchard Cabin Boy
has record of being unbeaten in all
the large shows in England.
Three days after this poodle arrived
here he was entered in the Oakland
show. He won Mayor Motifs challenge
cup for the best dog In the show and a
SILVER cup as the best dog owned and
exhibited by lady, as well as the
prize for the best poodle in the show.
He also won the big prize at the San
Jose show.
THE California kennel club will send
q CARLOAD of the best dogs on the coast
to the east, with the purpose of Great
ing greater interest in future Caiifor-
MIA shows.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Stanford Cricket Team Will
Meet San Mateo
Special Di,poteh 10 The Call

IOPcttdI DIsPutCH 10 nc NutII
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Nov. IL
Saturday the Stanford cricket club and
the San Mateo cricket club are to play
a match game at San Mateo. This
match is the first of a series which was
arranged for at the beginning of the
year. when the Stanford club was or
ganized. Several other matches have
been arranged for during the year with
though the club is a new organization
nonefof the players are novices at the
game and some of them had had con-
siderable previous experience. A rat
thing good match is expected, as the
San Mateo team is composed of some
very clever men.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE TO MEET

CHICAGO, Nov. 17.-December Is has
been fixed as the date for the American
leagues annual meeting, and IL will
be held in New York this year, the
same as last. concurrently with the Ma
tional leagues business session, already
announced to begin on December Ia.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Grsy. Heitmuller Collins,
Doyle Sacrifice hits-McBride. Collins, Eagan.
stolen bases-Hummei ,. Baker l. First base
on called halls--On Bender l. Of Gray >. Struck
out-By Bender S. by Gray Z. Hit by pitched
ball-Oldring. Passed ball-Thomss. Time of
and Van Haltren.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
STOPS BOUT AT TOLEDO

TOLEDO, O.. Nov. 17.-Mayor Whit
lock tonight issued orders to the police
to stop the eight round match between
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland and
Battling" Johnny Shultz of Toledo.
scheduled for tonight
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
FOOTBALL yICTTN DIES

TRINIDAD, Colo, Nov. 17.--Ben Bar
tholomew, II years old, probably was
fatally injured in a football game to-
day. He was kicked and internally
injured.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
HOW HE CURED
HIS CATARRH

you time ago, giving you account Of my
suerngs with awful of Catarrh had all the symp
which this disease dropping
back throat constant desire hawk and spit
feeling the throat cough and splitting upon
arising scabs forming the which required much effort
sometimes causing my bleed leaving
with headache had thus suffered for five years. all the
time trying different local treatments of inhaations snus
douches with real good effect OF greatly
discouraged. As heard from you Icommenced
you advised and after using short while noticed change
continued believing trouble
the blood s. S. made permanent for me.
entirely free from Catarrh.
JUDSON A BELLAM.
z24 Randolph St Richmond Va
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
z24 Randolph ST., Richmond, V

The symptoms Mr. Belam describes his of Catarr are
familiar every who suffers with this disease For five he
had endured the discomfort and suffering and greatly discouraged
after another failed him. When
realized that Catarr blood disease he knew that the former
wrong, blood purifier like
could produce good results.
Catarrh merely affection of the membranes
deepSeaed which greater
of the involved from impurities accumu
ing circulation blood goes every portion Of
body the catarrhal rtateS and nameS the different
surfaces and tissues causing unhealthy and ammaoy discharge
and producing the other well symptoms of the trouble
The failure local produce permanent good
Caarr due entirely the fact that such do reach
trouble Temporary relief may
had by using douche inhalation but be eced
until the blood is purified of the irritating
S. S. Caarr by cleansing the blood of all impure catarrhal
and the building the by unequaled
effects goes down every
Of foreign matter mpur In other words S. s. S. cures
Caarrh by purifying the blood that the surfaces and Innings
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

OWE Overall will not be seen in ac-
tion against the Athletics on Sunday
afternoon. The giant California
pitcher is suffering from a very sore
arm, and he can not afford to take a
chance of making it worse.