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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-24
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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
Gossip of the Track

Jockey Palms. who was suspended over vear
ego on account of q suspicious ride on Byroner.
otie. was reinststed yesterday By the stewards
of the New California jockey club and win be
granted license 70 resume riding T'he Stevr.
ards ~ the Pacific Jockey club also of6cisllv an.
nouncea the granting ~ renewal Of Jockey
lreuDel s license. which had been held up. Treube
came up from Arcadia yesterday with T. r.
Inf1n, his contract employer ana will have fhe
mount on a. = SmaIl, Chinn's senss tionai > year
Cd, "a totay's stake race.
y. G. BedweH announced that IN view Of The
hard luek u which bis crack apprentice Taplin.
had ben riding during the last few DAYS. tie
boys engagements on NJ outside mounts far nerf
week would be Cancelled. Taplin agrees with his
employer that be IS 10 need Of a rest Tor few
days. and Bedweu VII run few horses during the
con -ne week In order 70 give the boy chance
10 neshen up
Jockey keogh was sick yesterday from the
effects 81 excessive reducing 20 make ridina
weight that he wss obliged 10 cancel his en-
ard tlst Circumstance probably accounts FOR the
sudden slump 10 his riding form.
C. J. Casey VIII transfer his small but seiec.
string, consisting of Fore and Aimee C. from
Arcadia to Emeryrille within day or two.
Programer Nathanson has served up one Of the
most attractive cards Of the season FOR today Al
Emeryville. Besides the stake feature two han
clcaps. purse eFent and two selling races OF
tie better SORT are down Ter decision, with good
class of horses ENGAGED throughout.
Jockey Upton has purchased bis contract from
~. n. spence and VIII 80 il alone 70 the end
of the California season. after which he expects
20 20 east win the idea of obtain an engage
ment on the New YORK tracks
Mstchtuna. which VIII carry T. r. Williams.
Beach next week. has been shipped SOUTH as has
Fuilefta tie most formidable of his prospective
opponents. Frank skinner VIII 60 south on
Monday 10 ride Matchtulla.
Anticipating a visit Of the stork to his home
Starter DwFer VIII defer his proposed return 70
Arcadia Until NOndaF, March p.
Trainer Farrell has found IT necessary 10 TEN
porariiv throw the good flly Bubbling Water out
~ training On account OF foor~ trouble resulting
from poor plating job on The occasion OF her
last start.
T. H. Williams Biz Rev viii be the only
representative ~ the local track In the Norfolk
four miie handicap st Arcsdia today. The horse
worked well for the race and Dr. RoweH looks
Tor him to make a seod showing
Smiley Corhett has been added to the list Of
horses that are permitted 70 start only once q
week az EmeryTille-
Harvey Woodrrfr. former secretary Of the
crrratfoa Tor appendicitis upon his return 10 his
home "a Chicago from bis recent California TRIP.
JosepH A. Murphy viii be presiding Judge at
the Jacksonville. Fla. meeting
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
cRITTcIsED ny ANGELL

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March -.
The California university authorities
have received a criticism at the hands
OF prof Frank Angel. chairman of the
faculty. athletic committee. for their
lax methods in handling the list of ell
gfbIe athletes. The freshman list sub
mifted Yesterday was three days late
and over size and TO add to the affair
the Berkeley men have recently an
nounced that they had few names
they would send at a later date.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
RACING BILL MNKEr

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 10
Paving the way for a new racing biz
which soon viii be introduced in the
state senate 70 take place Of the one
killed by the house yesterday. citizens
of Hot Springs today invited the mem
bers OF the house 10 visit Hot Springs
tomorrow on a special train and con-
SUIT with the citizens in regard 10 the
racing 10 that resort. II IS probable
g large percentage OF the members OF
the house viii accept.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
GIN CLUE oRGANIzrn

OAKLAND, March 12.-The Oakland
gun club, which will hold its first shoot
on the grounds west of the estuary
Sunday morning. was organized at a
meeting in Judge Quinn,s courtroom,
Wednesday night. The officers of the
club are: Clinton G. Dodge. president.
Fred T.. Miller. vice president. W 7
Lancaster, secretary and treasurer. 7.
A. Cook. G. c. Schrefber and L. J. Tesio'
directors. and f. d. Adams, field cap
tain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
DIVIDEND NOTICES

DIVIDEND N9TICE-For the twelfth fiscal year
the regular dividend OF per cent on the cap
ital stock or the Banea Svixzers Americana
has been declared and is now payable az I.o
cArno, Switzerland, or at its agency At 1452
FILLMORE St, San Francisco. Detaeh coupon
No. 12-190S Tor Frs 3G-and collect ft through
your bank, and 1t Will be paid at cur oftce at
the rate OF $5-15 per coupon.
RRUNNER- MARTIN 4 TOGNAZZINI. Agents.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13

Arasee. l-3 place. out
by Blues Bunch. Trained
and third driving. High
Ield and had only to gal
good race. showing nice
With a sensational rush.
final quarter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
cHUnCH SERVICES

FIRST United Presbyterian church. Golden Gate
av. between Steiner and Pierce sts.-Preaching
tomorrow. Sabbath, at IL q. m. and p. M,
BY the pastor Rev H II. Bell, D. ID. Morning
theme The Exalted Christi: evening theme.
Upper Egypt" Illustrated hne views. Sab
bath school GAS a. m. Christian Endeayor so
cieties at and $50 p. Strangers cordial
ly invited TO all services. Pews free, courteous
ushers, good music Come and bring your
friends
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13

II AtpoT mi at
b. by
frdd Ssngen 10 Msrwood
good by
on left
10 walk nnmth - ea great
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
MALE HELP wANrED-Continued

STUDY LAW At HOME
For advertising purposes. leading correspond
ence school OF law viii award a limited unmber
OF free scholarships 10 ambitious men CT the bet
ton and home address Box SIS. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13

Harvey Woodr1ir former secretary Of the
Western 5ockey club obliged TO undergo an
opera toa FOR appendicitis upon his return 10 his
home "a Chicago from his recent California trfp
Josepi A. Murphy viii be presiding judge at
the Jacksonville. Fla. meeting
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13

IT, H. williams Biz Bcw viii be the only
representative ~ the local track in the Norfolk
-four miie handicap st Arcadia today. The horse
worked well for the race and Dr. Roweu looks
Tor him 10 make a coed showing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
The Calls Form Chart of Races at Eneryvill

IN The can handicap reest indicated in black faced type
lsos-one hundred eighth day. Weather clear Track
judge. Richard Dwyer. starter.
half furiOnss; selling; year ods; value hFst 1925
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13

TO CONSIDER PkOPOSlI1ON ~ OfEA1E =
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.
NOTICE to the stock holders OF KILAUEA
SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY is hereby
given that In pursuance OF a resolution of the
board of directors of said corporation, passed
and adopted at a meeting OF said board held at
the office Of the corporation IN me city and
on the 9Th day Of March. 1903. special meet
ing OF the stock holders of said Kilauea Sugar
Plantation Company will be held at the office
of the corporation room No. 21o Of No. 26S
Market ST. in the city and county OF San
Francisco state OF California 1.-THE same being
the principal place of business OF said corpora
fIon and the building where the board OF d.
rectors usually meetsl. on MONDAY. the 10th
dav OF MAY. 1900, at the hour OF IL O'Clock
a. M for the purpose of considering and act
Ing unon a proposition TO create bonded in
debfeduess OF said corporation to the amount
of three hundred thousand ($300,000l dollars.
United States gold coin. TO the end and for
the purpose Of providing moneys to pay the
Indebtedness of the corporation, and for other
Legitimate and necessary purposes; which
bonded Indebtedness shan De secured by a
property both real and personal. owned
by the corporation and which 1t may here
after acquire.
Dated March 5, 1909
Secretary of Kilauea Sugar Plantation Com
offce OF the Company, 26s Market ST, room
210. San Francisco. Cal.
ANNUAL meeting OF the stock holders of the
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company will be
held on Tuesday. March %, 1909, at the hour
of II O'Clock a. m. at the office OF the com
pany. 26s Market ST. (room 216). San Fran
cisco Cal. for the purpose of electing directors
and transaction Of such other business as may
come before the meeting. Transfer books will
close on Saturday. March 10. 1903. By order
: - H. ". THOMAS. Secretary.
Dated March s. 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
MEETINGs-LegaI

NoTIcE OF sToCK HOLDERS MEETING OF
KIIAUEA SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY
TO CONSIDER PROPOSITION TO CREATE A
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13

smilev Corbeft has been added TO the list Of
horses thar are permitted 70 start only once q
week az EmeryTiile-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
SWAN SONG Of
JOSEPH N0LOE

When Joe Node. physical director
of the Riversides takes the floor at the
\. NJ. G. A. this evening to act Us
referee for the game between the "Y'
and the VI. A. c. Ave, he will probably
be singing his swan song as a prom
inent figure in Detroit basketball Mr.
Nolde has accepted position in To.
ledo and Will move To that city in a
few days thus depriving Detroit OF
one Of its most capable officials and
coaches
Physical Director Goodwin. OF the
Battle Greek Y. NJ. c. A. will be the
umpire, who will oflciate with Nolde.
On account of internal troubles. 1t
is possible that the c. p. T. Co five
may not be on hand to play the River
sides in the preliminary. The River.
sides Will be on deck, however, and
some good opponent will be found to
play them.
The big game, bringing together as
II does one OF the ex-state champion
teams with the present holder OF the
title, is expected to be very fast
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
SPECIAL NIGHTS
FOR AUTO SHOW

The AdCraft club will do the auto
mobile show ia body next Tuesday
evening II r. Ewald is chairman Of
tho committee and is making the ar.
engagements tor the invasion 1t Is ex.
ectcd that nearly all OF the $50 mem
bers Of the club will be on hand In
their glad rags" They will take In
every part OF the show and at IL
O'clock they will take possession %
the members OF the Detroit Automo-
bile Dealers association and car.
them on To the fuller hotel for "A
social session. at which Allan II Fraz.
ct Will preside II viii be one or the
gayest nights of the gay week
Manager Pelletier is figuring ui.
something special for every night OF
the show The Board OF Commerce
viii be on hand for the opening on
Monday when Mayor Breitmeyer will
say a few words to set II going
Thursday is society night and a mum
Der OF parties have been made up for
that occasion, which promises 10 sec
Zig outpouring of the four hundred
Work ON getting the decorations Ia
place has so far progressed that there
is no danger OF any delay. The ears
coming VA from Chicago will be taken
to their place at once and the booths
will be ready when Mayor Breitmeyer
throws on the high speed Monday
night aud sends the picture show on
Is way
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
SPALD|NGS WIN
CAME AND BETS

One OF the bitterest basketball con
tests played for some time in Detroit
resulted in the defeat of the Young
Mems Hebrew association Wednesday
evening by the Spaldings. the score
being 80 to IS The Hebrews got but
two field baskets and were outplayed
throughout.
So hot had been the rivalry be
tween the teams that, according TO
report over $50 changed hands in
wagers on the contest, the Hebrews
having backed their team quite free
ly.
OF course. all wagers on the fiat re-
suit OF the game were won by the
Spalding contingent
Ulbrich the Spalding captain. who
played Alec Goldman. the Hebrew
star, won for his side sizable wager
on the relative performances by a neat
margin and Bullion and Srere's duel
turned out similarly.
Several wagers that the Spaldings
would win by a margin of 10 points or
more also went by the boards when
the Hebrews money was turned over.
The Y. NJ H. A. was TO have been
one OF the entries in the A. A. u.
mpionships. TO be played at the
Y. NJ. c. \. opening March %. II is
probable that the defeat will change
their intention. however
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
NJ G|MN|TY MUST
Be A MANAGER

NEW YORK, Feb. ll.--Joe McGin-
nifty. who owns a big iron foundry in
Oklahoma which earns enough money
TO make him Independent of baseball.
declares that he will not report TO the
Milwaukee team of the American as
ISOLATION, to which he was sold nor
any other minor league club for that
natter.
The famous Iron Man" who, came
TO town purposely to arrange with
John McGraw. OF the Giants, for an
unconditional release. says that he
wants TO manage some minor league
club. lie knows that it is impossible
at this late day to purchase fran
chise in either OF the class A leagues.
but he Is confident that ii he is freed
from the obligation To go to the brew
ere that he can buy some bush league
club that will prove a good invest
ment, as Joe IS OF the belief that he
knows enough about the national
game TO steer minor league club to
success.
IF | can't get a job as manager or
owner of some club am through with
baseball forever declared Joe In EN-
phatic terms.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
ROOTER QUEENS HAVE IT
OUT Nv DIG. GYMNASIUM

half. The Franklins were pulling
away in the lead but the st. Johns
ooys were always willing 10 mix IT,
The second half found both damsels
on the job as before and the play. IL
possible. was even more rough.
foul was called on the Frankins
The faithful rooteress Missed
This reused the ire OF her rival In
the boiling point
Cat"
The two were seated only few
yards apart and the awful epithet
struck home.
"Hussy," Back came the reply in
strident tones.
Escorts Gained the partisans. how
ever. and no hair was pulled. But the
roofing continued right 10 the finish.
though In both cases the effects of the
strain was apparent The Franklins
won out and the st. Johns maid
leaned back with tears in her eyes
while the Franklin girls final squawk
Of victory punctuated the subsiding OF
the enthusiasm.
Oh This basketball game is get
ting on the nerves Of the populace Sof
our fair city
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
SAD EXPERIENCE
FOR PUG CROSS
BY TAD.

NEW YORK, Feb. ll.-They played
a Joke on Leach Cross late night al
the Fairmont club Some one told
him that he was just the lad who
could trim Jem Driscoll. the English
wizard. and Leach believed 1t.
He went up TO Harlem and for III
rounds foundered about the ring try
ing TO find Jem.
Did you ever walk around In the
dark. hunting for something and then
fall down a hole and bamp yourself
five or six or seven times before you
hit bottom? That's what Leach did
Not only once, but all through the
fight He knew that Driscoll was In
the ring, but like the man In the
search OF happiness never found It,
The longer he stayed the more certain
he was that no such thing existed
There was no Driscoll as far "a
Cross gloves were concerned. Jem
did the thinking for both. The figh!
went 10 rounds with DTiscOll having
the better OF IL all the way Ii was
ridiculous sometimes TO see Cross try
ing TO hit that bounding Briton. Cross
tried hard-we have TO hand il "a
him for that lie was game, he new
or once whmpered about the licking
but he was out of his class. Leach
can lick punches OF other lads I'm this
broad land, but as for the London Lad
oh. the poor rummy good night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
JENNINGS ENJOYS
HIS ANN UAL
PLAY SPELL
CORNELL BLOOMS INTO SOCIAL
ACTIVITY IN HIS HONOR-BEGS
OFF ON TRIP TO LEAGUE MEET
INCA GRooMSMAN AGAIN.

When 10 The Times exclusive All
nouncement OF Hughie Jennings ar
rival at Cornell several days ago
there was coupled the prediction tina,
the New York state college town
would shortly burst into social
bloom, "A statement was made which
subsequent events have more than full
filled.
Hughie is having the annual play
spell. with which he is accustomed TO
reface his hard work OF the baseball
year
Hushie is a terrific fraternity man
and his frat" has been holding what
is virtually open house, ever since he
took up his old quarters. There have
been other affairs OF more formal
nature. lie writes President Navin
that he is just back from Cambridge,
Mass, where he otIlciated as best man
at the wedding OF one OF his old col
lege chums. More excitement in the
way OF tea-fghts. frat-house functions
and dinners are In prospect
In fact, writes Hughie. he begs that
Mr.. Navn will not be grieved II he,
Hughie, does not show up at the com
ing meeting of the American league
at Chicago. Such an engagement
would utterly wreck the social pro
gram which is JUS; getting into full
swing.
Mr.. Navin has written back. advis
ms Mr.. Jennings TO go as far as he
likes, providing he doesn't purchase d
green lid and turn up the bottoms OF
his trousers.
In the meantime, the fact that Man
aGer Jennings will not be at the
league meeting is pretty fair evidence
that there will be nothing doing In
the way OF player deals. by the De-
tIoit club When there is anything OF
that sort in the wind, Mr. Navin al
WAYS sees TO II that Mr. Jennings Is
with him on the job. The two handle
their respective spheres OF the flnan-
cial and playing ends of the Detroit
club entirely independently and the
player deal is where Nh. Jennings
draws the loud shout. II was the case
in New York where Morlarty was
bought and Thomas sold, and 1t has
been the case on every occasion when
changes OF this sort have taken place.
Feb. 20, the date set away back IN
December. as the time when Mr.. Jen-
nirgs expects 10 arrive on the scene
OF action, still remains good
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
SOLDIER ATHLETIC
PROGRAM DEFERRED

Because of the recent arrival OF new
IS recruited soldiers from Columbus
barracks and their being quartered
~ the Post gymnasium there to un-
dergo twenty-day quarantine. all
basketball games and other athletic
events scheduled TO take place under
the auspices OF the Army Y VI. c. A.
within that time, must be postponed
until further notice
Secretary Day wishes TO extend his
regrets Ia those who were disappoInt-
ed and trusts that in short time the
original program can be carried on
without interruption
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11

the fretug Battle ana won out In 4
driving finish
The Franklins and the st. Johns
played what was probably the rough
est game seen in any Detroit gym
nasium this year. They rolled. they
tugged. they butted. they wrestled.
They did everything but scratch and
bite. Every time one OF the disciples
Of the man who tanned the thunderbolt
camped on top OF PROSTATE opponent
the Franklin roote"queen demolished
q few dozen eardrums When the
conflict took an opposite phase. the
ST Johns girl lent fully as strident a
tone 10 the occasion.
XIII him" Thus shrieked one
Foul! Why don't you blow the
whistler" yelled her opponent.
And SO II went all through the first
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
BOXING TRIED OUT
IN STAID YPSILANTI

AT Ypsianu Wednesday evening
Jimmie Whelan and Kid Fallon, who
recently appeared in preliminary
bout at Windsor. boxed four rounds
in the "opry house before an enthus-
iastic crowd to drawn verdict, rend-
cred by one Tom Ryan, said to be
the-ehief OF police.
Other bouts are in prospect for 4he
Washtenaw town.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
ATTELL'S MANAGER
OFF FOR NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Feb. lI.-Al Lippe.
manager OF Abe Attell. wired last night
ttat he would Ne in New York Satur.
Gay and close the Driscoll match The
wire was an answer to one sent At
tell asking il he would meet Driscoll
on Feb IS at IA pounds az s. o'clock.
Driscoll refusing 10 make the ringside
weight.
DrisColl said last night after his
fight that he would 80 right to work.
He will have to take of five or six
pounds To make the notch.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
Sporting Notes

Burroughs. 81, Battle Creek "Y," -. In
a lively game IN the latter city iast
evening.
As might have been expected In "a linn
tied round bout, Drlscoll had IL all
over Cross.
The supreme court OF Kansas has just
ruled that Sunday baseball is not
necessarily an immoral sport. and
therefore subject to prohibition as
such.
o
the scene OF the 1909 Glldden tour
and Detroit is pretty sure To be on II.
Perhaps they Will gather here for the
start
The student council at Ann Arbor Il
talking OF disciplining student cor
respondents who father fakes There
has been plenty of opportunity for
such action in the past.
Eddie Nelson and Jim White. OF Chi
cago, boxed very pretty draw a
Windsor last night Blackburn won
from Logan ON "A foul. and Hudson
poRed Drulllard full OF holes.
PIT, Clemens. Pontiac. Windsor and
y Chatham were represented and Port
Huron sent regrets bat approving
sentiments. TO the meeting OF the
proposed Border league last night y
sixth town is wanted.
q
Eastern High Indep endcnts. II; -.
Johns Maroons. ., was the result
OF the girls game at the Il. \. q. last
1 evening. The Franklins trimmed the
ST. Johns. 30 TO II. and the Spaldings
trampled on the Y. NJ III A. 80 20 Is.
None of Lou McAIlister's baseball team
1 suffered sufficiently In the Michigan
1 examinations to warrant the belle [
that they will not be all SQUARE
u when the season opens Page the
promising pole-VauItcr. was plucke.I
hdwevGr and IL total loss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
BURKART MAY Be
NEW LEAGUE HEAD

While no officials were selected at
the meeting OF the magnates OF the
proposed Border league here Wednes-
day evening 1t seemed pretty fairly
well settled that A. 5. Burkart, OF De
trolt, would be the man To head the
new organization. Mr.. Burkart's eX.
periences In the Southern Michigan
turmois have fitted him for the posi-.
ton Of fighting the battles OF the new
organization which also hopes for
very close relations with the Southern
Michigan in which Mr.. Burkart owns
the Saginaw champion club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
WINTER RUNS A
HAbERDASHERY

Sporting LIES Vermont correspond
ent has IL that George Winter has a
good job at present. running a haber-
dashery emporium in Burlington. Per
haps that Is the reason George is so
coy about signing the contract tend
cred by President Navin.
Ii is generally understood that Win
ter was the only one of the Tiger play
ers TO be asked TO take salary cut.
He drew big money when with Boston
SO much, In fact, that the club
found It could no longer proftably
carry the burden. in spite of the pitch
er's ability.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
KETCHEL WILL
MEET 0 bR|EN

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Feb IL
Stanley Ketchel. the middleweight
champion OF the world, and Jack
q Bricn were matched early this morn.
ing TO box six rounds before the Ma
tional Sporting club Of Philadelphia.
on March ) and l6, the definite date
TO be set later
II is understood that Ketchel will
receive $4,000 as his share OF the
purse
kctchel is now in the Michigan cop.
per country. where he is visiting
fIiends.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
YOUNG C0RbETT
QUITS BOXING

PITTSBuRG. Feb ll-Because he
is Disguised with the showing he
made In his fight against Null Bow
ser Tuesday night. Young Corbett says
he has retired from the ring for good.
he realizes the fact that IL is impos'
ing trim
"Bowser is fourth-rater who slaps
with the open glove. and when
couldn't get To him It's about time that
quit" said Corbett