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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02

be expected TO improve with racing.
Woolton, w. Il. Applegate's candidate.
also showed speed, but ran out in the
from the Forsythe stable, failed to run
anywhere near expectations.
The Lathrop handicap, a five furlong
Sprint for year olds proved easy for
Madman, a n1udder of superlative abil-
ity. Madman was never headed and fin
ished nearly two lengths in front of
tanatlc, whose showing, with Jockey
Scoville up, was much better than that
which he made in his previous start
with the colored rider Lee, as his pilot.
Jockey Gilbert's handling of the winner
left nothing to be desired. Fanatic was
q keen. contender all the way and easily
captured the place. There had been a
lively smart set plunge that broke his
odds from 8 to 6. Trods Temp, the sec
raise a gallop and Ocean Queen had no
serious opposition for third money.
Badly outrun by Afadman and Fanatic
the first part, she closed well and cut
their lead down materially
POOR START LOSES RACE
If Jockey TapIin had succeeded in
getting Raleigh off to better advantage
in the opening he would have beaten
May Amelia, instead of suffering neck
defeat. Outrun by Serenade and John
A. Mallon to the stretch, May Amelia
took the lead when the leaders had
raced each other into exhaustion, but
she barely WlthStood Raleigh's strong
closing bio. Sir Brillar was a credit
able third
Backed down frona to 6. Barney
Schreibers Bill Eaton was piloted to a
decisive victory in the fifth by Jockey
Upton. St.. Francis was the favorite
and was unable to obtain his usual
early lead of several lengths. He made
the pace Well into the stretch with the
winner in close attendance, but quit to
a walk after passing the paddock and
finished unplaced, Native Son taking
the place and Anna May the show. Bot
anist, heavily played, failed to get away
to advantage, but ran a good race.
Jockey Buffers failure to ride Crea-
tion to advantage in the closing race
of the day enabled Ocean Shore, per-
fectly ridden by Jockey Keogh, to win
by a narrow margin from Joe Rose.
Creation was a close third. but should
have won by himself. Butler went
away from the post pulling up and put
up a poor exhibition all round His
mount was eating up the leaders at the
end, after he had taken the horse from
the rail on the back stretch to the ex-
treme outside in the stretch. Palo Alto,
the only other contender that was ever
prominent, went all to pieces after hav-
ing disputed the running with Ocean
Shore for six furlongs.
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New Year Brings Victory
to Clever Hound

Ed Wilson's clever little greyhound
Beldame ushered in the new year at
1ngleside coursing park yesterday aft
ernoon by winning her first stake, the
New Years event. fer which one of the
best punches of hounds that have been
seen in action for some time competed.
Beldame was all to the good from the
first round to the final and her vic
tory was merited one and suited the
crowd to perfection.
Beldame was a favorite in the bet
ting from the outset and her work
demonstrated that the talent made no
mistake. She hooked up with ST.
Francis, a 3 to l outsider. in the finaI
course of the day. and romped home
cleverly. St Francis was a big sur
prise beating The Old Peach, hot
favorite. in the first course of the
morning.
Third honors went to Lady Field
wick. who ran to form till the third
round. when she began to grow tired
During the earlier stages of the game
the bettors received many an upset, the
most startling occurring when The
Mist, looked upon as likely winner
Of the stake. was badly routed BY a
rank outsider in the first round.
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Coast League Magnates Lay
Plans for Campaign of 1909
By T. p. MagiIIigan

of Oakland
his the 1909
already forwarded all his
little outhelder from Alameda has
already by sending n
little trouble
although the outlaw league has been
wthsom Of his landed a
players have
Dufey player has already
contract the best indication that he will
remain 20 Oakland
will be regular This lad showed brilliant form both the bat and
boy
experience he make valuable man.
of
One
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Arcadia Gossip

9 SANTA ANITA PARK, Jan. 1.-The
record for attendance was broken at
Santa Anita today when $4,000 holiday
pleasure seekers crowded the grounds
and overtaNed the capacity of the
grandstand. The best previous attend
ance was on opening day, when 1900
were present.
The book makers took big liberties
with Henry . when they laid u TO !
against the chances OF the Walker
horse, and this despite the fact that
last week Henry O created a new
track record for a mile and a half, the
distance he was asked 10 go today.
Going 10 the post he threw his boy
and attempted TO get through the
cia BILE effect on his running qualities,
as lie had little trouble in defeating
Gold Way. the favorite- Incidentally
he pUblic prOnted on the victory of
1le Walker horse and the books were
stnl paying OF when the following
race was called.
Of IS racers in the Santa Anita pad
dock tomorrow. He has decided 10
Quit as an owner and VIII once more
engage IN book making. The best
known Of the lot to be sold are Malt
bic. Darufna. Taylor George, John Lyle
and The sutton.
Willie Dugan arrived from the north
0day in anticipation OF his brother
Eddie being permitted 10 ride next
week. He was disappointed to learn
that the boys application for a license
lad not yet been considered.
After Pal won the third race W
Walker bid him up 10 $500. at which
price owner Jake Marklein retained
mis- horse. Msrl<Iein claimed Pal out
~ q selling race few days ago.
Marklein claimed Varieties after the
Walker horse won todays closing race
and took the horse for SSoe- Owner
=. = Jackson was so well pleased with
r. Miller's ride on Joe Coyne after the
horse won yesterday that today heS
sented The boy with $500 as New
Years gift
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six club organizations. The six club
league schedule allots dates to Sac
ramento and continuous baseball in
Los Angeles.
If the six club league becomes fact
instead of probability the chances
are that two clubs will be placed in
Los Angeles, one in East Los Angeles
and the present plant where the cham
pions won their spurs last year.
If club is placed in Sacramento IL
is the general belief of the fans that
Charley Graham will be the head of
1t. Graham at the recent peace con-
ference" at the st. Francis hotel was
strong for organized baseball and held
out to the very last. 1t is also well
known that Graham bent his energies
to get the State league into the fold at
the recent meeting of the directors OF
that body.
Should Graham defect from the ranks
of the so called outlaws" 1t would be a
serious blow to that body. as he is the
most popular man on the Sacramento
team and would draw heavily on it's
patronage
One thing is pretty certain and that
is that the State league will have a
team in Sacramento, whether the Coas
league puts club in that city or not.
That Sacramento will hardly support
two teams is foregone conclusion. The
city is far too small for such a luxury
and If the warning leagues place oppo-
teams will have to fail through lack Of
patronage. Conducting modern base
ball team is quite business venture
and calls for a heavy outlay of money.
almost sure that the side with the
heaviest purse will come out on top.
Cal Ewing. president of the Coast
leagu busted his heels from this city
last Thursday and is now on his way
to Cincinnati. where the national COM
mission meets January 5. All in attend
ance at the meeting will be the guests
of Garry Herman at the Loughery
club, one of Cincinnatfs best known So
cial organizations.
The Coast. league president goes to
enlist the aid of the organized baseball
but whether he will succeed or not will
not be known until after the meeting at
the Ohio metropolis
Walter McCredie has been diekering
with the local baseball authorities in
an attempt to secure Larry Piper. the
midget fielder, who played with San
Francisco for a brief spell. The local
club has refused to even make Nc
Credie a proposition for the outfielder-
"Bandy" played with Winnipeg last
year and batted 1863.
The San Francisco club of the Coast
league is in no hurry sending out con-
tracts to its players and will not start
mailing these documents for at least
three weeks. Danny Long, who super
intends this matter. has no fear about
being able TO sign up all the players he
wants and to spare.
Frank Ish, the money man of the San
Francisco ball club, is contemplating
extensive improvements at Recreation
park. Besides Improving the diamond.
he purposes to remove at least 10 of the
big posts that obstruct the view of the
patrons of the grandstand. Mr.. Ish
feels that this Improvement will great
ly aid the view of the patrons who oc-
cupy the high priced seats.
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LERCARI IS STILL IN
QUEST OF A
MATCH
Murphy and Kid Harri-
son May FufaiSh Main
Attraction This Month
By W. ). SIaftery

Although the new year has dawned
and the appetite Of the fight fans is
keenly whetted, there is nothing yet
in store for them for the present month.
Usually the pugilistic bill of fare is
made up and practically ready 10 be
served a month in advance. but this
with the tardy action OF the supervisors
IN handing out the permit, has had a
the line so the fans will be lucky -
month.
Promoter Charley Lercari finds him
self confronted with another mountain
OF trouble many times as large as the
one he faced and Overcame three
months ago. Then Lercari had plenty
of fighters TO talk TO. but now he is
unable TO get line on the talent,
though il has been his custom to steal
out of bed every night, seek lonely
corner and figure on the future.
ABANDONED BRIGHT DREAM
Lercari's first bright dream was
Ketchel and Langford, but when he
started to brOach the subject of this
match he at once discovered what a.
hopeless task he had on his hands.
gladly heayed q sigh of relief and de-
eided that he would have to be con-
tent with smaller game. though he has
hankering after the stars.
II there is any chance at all. Lercart
would like 10 put on Packey McFar-
land and Fighting Dick Hyland. but
4
other and a more troublesome snag-
These boys are matched TO fight in
Los Angeles in a couple OF weeks, and
1t does not seem likely that they viii
take run out powder at the eleventh
hour and thus injure their standing
Lereari undoubtedly viii have to fall
back on local card If he fails to con-
meet with some Of the stars before the
hrst of the week. He would not be
aVerse to signing up Johnny Murphy
and Kid Harrison. the dusky young
lightweight who. beat Sam Nelson 50
deciSively before Jack GleasOn's club
last month. Harrison is willing to
sign. but Murphy has not made up his
mind yet.
INDICATES NICE BILL
This should furnish a nice bill for
those who like real tough going
everybody knows what an aggressive
ehap Murphy is. and Harrison has
shown us all in his last two perform
ances that he is willing 10 take plenty
OF gam and still come back and fight.
II these boys ever mix. one of them
hgures TO take the count OF 10.
Lercari also has a longing to match
his old friend, Johnny F'rayne with
Murphy Frayne is at Uresent in New
York, waiting for a chance to get on
there. and il is very doubtful if he
could manage to reach this city in time
to get ready for fight during the
present month. And in the meantiras
Lercari will have to continue his fig-
ur3ng tactics
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Clubmen Take Annual Walk
and Swim in Ocean

Seventy odd enthusiastic members of
the Olympic club braved the elements
yesterday morning and enjoyed their
annual dip in the ocean.
At. $40 the special car left the club
house with those who gathered there
and at the entrance of the panhandle
were greeted by the rest of the walk
ers. The start was made at 1905 from
Baker street. AL Leans gymnasium
was reached at 1915, which is 10 min
utes slower than the time made last
year, due no doubt. TO the sloppy GO
ing. Every one was made welcome by
Al, who had his place tastily decorated
with club emblems made of Christmas
green's.
Hastily donning their swimming suits
all were soon enjoying their cold dip,
much to the amusemenraof the resi-
dents of Carville. Prof. Sidney Cavill
swan out with a life buoy and zoo feet
of line. keeping his eagle eye upon his
charges to see that none were too ven
turesome.
While the boys were in swimming
Club Steward Hermansen was busily
engaged in preparing a hot luncheon
Among those who participated In the
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ERLENBoRN GETS DECISION

DENVER, Jan. 1.-Young Erlenborn
of Denver and Muggey Shoels of
Cheyenne, Wyo.. fought 10 rounds be-
fore the Wayside athletic club this
afternoon, ErIenborn getting the de-
cision.
The local boy was always the ag-
gressor and outpointed his opponent
Both were considerably damaged.
Young Montana Of Butte won. in the
third round from Mackey Harris of
Milwaukee. Harris seconds throwing
up the sponge. and Charles Lawrence
(colored) of Pueblo and the Battling
Swede" of Denver fought an eight
round draw.
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Arcadia Selections

first race-VaIIey Stream, Light
Comedy. j. y. Crowley.
Second race-NO form.
Third race-HarcOurt, skye, Ca
nfQue.
Fourth rncc-1inE James, GIO-
rio. Prince Ahmed.
Firth raee-Naftie BumpPO, J. c.
CIcm. Harry scott.
sixth race-Lord Nelson, FIem-
ing, Bemay.
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North side
PARDEIIO WINS uATCH

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich Jan. Leo
PardellO Of Chicago defeated Al Kubiak
of this city in their wrestling match
before the Olympic athletic club today
in two straight falls. the first in -
minutes 10 seconds. and the second in
16 minutes Is seconds.
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INDICATES NICE BILL
WILL DECIDE CHAMPIONSHIPS

PALO ALTO. Jan. THE merchants
and businessmen of the city will line
up in their annual football match this
afternoon The teams played a tie
game Thanksgiving day, and the com
ing game will decide the championship
of the city in the American game. The
1inaun.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02
Larry Gordon Beats Harry
Krant in GOldfieId

GoLDFIELD. Jan. Larry Gordon
of Butte won in the sixth round today
of a scheduled 90 round bout with
Harry Krant of Seattle, when the lat
ter's seconds threw up the sponge.
Krant broke a bone in his left hand
with the first punch in the first round.
and after that virtually was at the
mercy of Gordon.
The Seattle boy fought gamely for
six rounds despite his useless hand and
bad knee, which he severely wrenched
in the third round, but was knocked
to the floor four times.
Tex Rickard refereed the fight.
Gordon has issued a challenge to any
man in the world in the welter weight
class, but prefers to take on Jimmy
Gardner
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02
CouIon Gets Decision

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. AFTER
six rounds of furious fighting before
Johnny Coulon of Chicago bantam IN
weight champion of the world, was
given the decision over Mike Orreson,
a local fighter. The men weighed in
Fat 105 pounds
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02
Hart Schreck Fight Off

LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. $50 far as
Lexington is concerned there will be
no Hart-Schreck fight. The princi-
pals left town today with their man
ayers. Marvin Hart is going to Louis
vile, and Mike Schreck to Cincinnati.
An effort will be made to arrange a
match in New Orleans. Joe Choynski
who was engaged to referee the fight,
called all bets off,
An offer to visit Australia to box
Jack Johnson was received here today
by Marvin Hart. The offer came by
telegraph via San Francisco. Accord
ing to snformation giver by substantial
parties he was offered $4,000 Hart
has beaten Johnson on one occasion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02
Frestone Romps Home Winner
Of Big New Years Handicap
By j. K. Jefery

Notwithstanding operated
keep the attendance below breaking
ceck did fall far short OF 10000 The sudden
sloppy
picking the winners than the drying
OF the holiday card while the remaining ontend whose
odds
their
FIRESTONE WINS HANDICAP
The black and yellow President H. Williams the California
Jockey club popular victory valuable
oreda nphed small but select field OF distance
employment of
those resorted with such the when he took Rose
holiday who fancied both the Marvellous
T lie third choice the betting but probably accorded
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02
Box Tame Rounds

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Tommy
Sullivan of Lawrence, Mass, had a
slight advantage over Jack Robinson
of Chicago in a six round bout before
the National athletic club today. The
fight was tame. In the windup Mickey
Cannon of Pittsburg Knocked out Dick
Nelson of New York in the first round
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02
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Fred Stone, bay colt by Filigrane-
Grace Bryan. from the Chinn stable
was third a the wire after having made
The early pace Eddie Eks. Barney
Schreibers representative, quit after
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
CHAPTER 474-H. r. NO. 969.

474-H. F. NO. $50.
AN e to amend section 22s6, chapter
year 1905, relating to the examination and
license Of physicians and surgeons.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
Revised Laws of Minnesota for the year
1905. be and the sauna is hereby amended
SO as to read as follows:
1896. Examination and License-A per-
son not already authorized to practice med1-
cine In the state and desiring 30 to do shall
apply to the secretary of the board for ex-
animation and pay a fee of ten dollars for
the use Of the board. which in no case shall
At a time appointed or at the next regu-
lar examination he shall prove that he has
completed four entire sessions Of twenty
six weeks each at a medical school recoE-
been held in one year; or, II such attend
ance was prior to the year 1899. three ses-
sions shall suffice.
He shall be examined IN anatomy, chem
istry, histology. obstetrics, pathology, physi-
ology, preventative medicine, the diagnosis
and treatment of medical and surgical dis
eases and such other branches as the board
shall deem advisable.
After such examination the board, If sev-
en- member thereof consent, shall grant him
a license to practice medicine.
The examination shall be both scientific
fitness Of the candidate. All answers con-
corning the treatment peculiar to any school
of medicine shall be examined and their suf-
board belonging to that school, and their
recommendations thereon shall be final.
The board may refuse to grant a license
to-. or may revoke the license Of, any person
fessional conduct. but subject to the right
of the applicant to appeal to the district
court in the proper county on the question
Of law and fact.
Annrovo6 Apri1 % 1QnQ
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CHAPTER 47s-H. b. NO. e16

CHAPTER Ash. T. NO. 916.
Of the Laws Of 1907, being an act for the
taxation of freight line companies.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
Section /. Section 4 Of chapter ESQ Of the
Laws OF 1907 Is hereby amended to read as
follows:
Sec. 4. All such freight zine companies
shall on or before the fifteenth of March in
each year pay to the state treasurer OF the
to six per centum upon the gross earnings
Of such company for the year ending the
last day of December next preceding, the
same to be a tax upon it's property during
said year, and in lieu Of all other taxes upon
the same.
Said taxes shall be credited to the general
revenue fund.
Upon failure to pay the same when due
the state auditor shall draw his warrant
upon such companies therefor.
Approved April %, 1909.
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CHAPTER 471-H. F. NO. 712.
ACT authorizing the state drainage
commission to make a Typographical sur
vey of the various watersheds Of the
state, and to provide for a uniform system
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CHAPTER 47e-H. F. NO. 1881.
AN y, ACT ct e gea a@spd I ssstio Of i seo S5 G Ia1agtinr sf %
the sale Of timber on state lands.
Ge ssssa1n Laws ai 1e Of 1885, sst.'' be, - and d'1 the same iua;
is Seer asseo y. am Ths 5o so as Of t. t tSaS as d fell9Ms:
| sioners may authorize the auditor to sell
the stumpage Of pine, spruce; tamarack.
lar, on any tract Of state land not exceeding
one section in area, where the estimated
coed 100 NJ feet, at public auction, to the
highest bidder at the county seat Of the
sSanty g, IN T three weeks sseR 'rp p1bl is eGoa netice a If
county seat Of the county where such land
provided for in section S for the sale to
Of sale shall contain a description Of each
tract Of land upon which Is situated any
mant Of tha The IS e st es anee q%uant at9 . Of se eaeh
kind of timber thereon, and Of the appraised
price of each kline OF such timber, per NJ.
may, be. Timber estimated and appraised
as log timber shall be offered and sold by
offered and sold BY the tie. or pole, or post;
appraised as pulp wood, or lath bolts, or
mine tagging. or wood for fuel purposes
shall be OnereQ ana SOlQ Dy the cord, all
| cords to be single cords. The sale shall be
made to the party who shall bid the high
est price for all the several kinds Of timber
as advertised. The purchaser Of any such
| timber at any such sale shall Immediately
paw to the auditor, or the person conduct
ING the sale for him. for delivery by such
official to the state treasurer. 80 per cent
Of the appraised value of such timber and
shall thereupon be entitled to receive from
the auditor a permit to enter upon such
land and cut and remove such timber. Be-
fore receiving such permit. however. he
shall execute a bond to the State OF, Minne-
a audi; VII in an amount at least double the
appraised value Of such timber, condi-
timber that there may be upon said land.
clean, acre by acre, and paying the state
the balance that may be due therefor, and
for the faithful performance of all the
terms and conditions Of the law governing
such matters. All timber cut on any Of
the state lands under any such sale and.
permit is to be scaled or counted, as the
case may be. BY a regularly appointed state
land examiner, instead Of by q deputy sur
veyor general. In no case shall any such
was cut. until 1t has. been so scaled and
counted by q regular state land Examiner.
Any person removing any such timber from
the land where It was cut before It has been
SO scaled or counted by a regular state
land examiner shall be deemed guilty OF a
felony, and may be prosecuted crimina1ly
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CHAPTER 4ss-H. E. Nc. 1871.
AN ACT to amend section 3102 OF the Re
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Approved April %, 1909.
CHAPTER 475-H. F. NO. ses.

CHAPTER Ash. F.. NO. e99.
AN ACT to prohibit any person from &C.
cepting or receiving any part of the earn
ings of prostitutes for his support OF
maintenance.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l.. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to knowingly accept or receive in
whole or in part his or her support OF
maintenance from the proceeds or earnings
of any woman engaged In prostitution.
Sec. 2. Any person who violates the pro-
visions of this act shall be guilty of a felony
and upon conviction thereof shall be pun
ished by imprisonment in the state prison
for not less than one year or more than
three years.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 20, 1909.