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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-29

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-29

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w ened and toned by Hoods 6ar
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dyspepsia and POOR APPETITE
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
CIRCUS SHUTS OUT
PAROCHIAL
TOSSERS
Tents Occupy Lot, and TO Catch
Up on Series Three Games
a Week VIII Be Played
By VIII Scarlet

one consequence of the circus's COM
ing to town is that the San Francisco
branch of the Catholic schools athletic
league has been unable to play the
games scheduled for this week. The
youngsters are anxious enough to play.
but the grounds are not forthcoming.
The circus people are at present per-
forming at the ocean Shore park, the
place where the schoolboy baseball
teams have been in the habit Of giving
two exhibitions weekly. so all that the
aspiring big leaguers can do is wait
until San Francisco says adieu to pop
corn, peanuts and spangles.
Next week. however. the local branch
Of the tournament is going to make up
for lost time. From now on three games
viii be played weekly, with the result
that the tournament will be finished
before the beginning of June. The
three games a week schedule was
schedule and has proved so successful
across the bay that Brother Alexander,
the chairman Of the local schedule com
mittee, has decided TO follow the same
plan.
Hereafter the San Francisco pa
rochial schools viii play every Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday afternoon at $50.
W hat promises to be the big game OF
the local tournament will be pulled off
Monday afternoon when the grammar
department of Sacred Heart college
crosses bats with st. James school.
These two teams have been running
neck and neck since the inception of
the tournament and neither has thus
Tar lost q game.
A double header win be played
Thursday. May 20, which is holiday
In all the Catholic schools. At 1880
St Joseph's school and st. James
school Will try conclusions, and at
the crack players OF st. Peters school
VIII meet the grammar department
team OF Sacred Heart college
The last game of the San Francisco
series Will take place Friday May 2S.
the players from st. Patricks school.
The Oakland series will be finished
by May 19. Early in June the team
winning the Oakland series will cross
bats with the local champion team
in a series of three games, one of
which viii be played across the bay.
This final series will be played to de-
eide the league championship, and a
trophy donated by the Spalding COM
pany viii go 10 the winning team.
Following is the official schedule of
the games TO be played by the San
Francisco branch of the league:
Tuesday. May ll-Sacred Heart ST. James.
Thursday. May 15-St. Peters VS.. ST. Pat
rick's
Friday. May i4-St Charles vs.. St James.
Tuesday. May 1S-Sscred Heart vs.. St.
Charles.
Thursday, May 2o-st. Joseph's vs. St James
St. Peters vs.. Sacred Heart.
Friday. May 21-St. Patrick's ST. Charles.
Tuesday. Nay 25-st. Patriek's VS.. Sacred
Heart
Thursday. May 27-st Peters vs. ST. James.
Friday. May 2S-St- Josephs vs. st. Patriek's-
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
DENVER MEETING
OF THIRTY DAYS
is ASSURED
Martin NathanSOn Writes That
fntermOuntain City viii
Welcome Sport

Martin Nathanson. the well known
racing official. after having spent sew
eral days al Denver en- route east from
the coast has reached his home in
Chicago. Nathanson's visit to Denver
WAS Cor the purpose of personally in
Festigaung the racing situation in the
Rocky mountain city. concerning which
olsQuieting rumors were IN circulation
here. immediately upon reaching Chi
cago NathansOn wrote TO a personal
friend here that the Denver meeting
~ 50 days, beginning June l3, is as
sured.
Nathanson writes that IL was made
plain TO him and TO John Condor, the
mana ger OF the meeting. whom he met
bT appointment in Denver. that the
merchants and citizens generally VIII
welcome a meeting OF the proper class.
". A. Meyer, the superintendent. is
already on the ground getting the
track into condition and remooeling
tile sta bles
The Fair association. which owns the
property, spent $4,000 on the ground
LAST summer. The clubhouse is a pre-
lcntous affair, with polo and golf at
taehments and has membership of
.He- Many of the prominent citizens
ol Denver have stock in the Fair asso-
ciaL0n. SO the success OF the race meet
lIG is TO their interest and the enter
prise has their support. with the as
slrance that the meeting viii material
ize the bulk OF the California horse
mfn prOba biy viii revise their itinerary
Lhe summer 50 that they may par
ate
Nathanson is TO be racing secretary
oC the meeting. and viii at once get
busy on the preliminaries incidental 70
The announcement of stakes and other,
details.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
CORRIGAN BROKE,
ACCORDING TO
FRIENDS
John w. Gates Sues Turfnfan on
Note and Attaches His
Property

LEXINGTON, KY, May John w.
Gates, the noted eastern financier,
through local and New York attorneys.
filed suit here today against Edward
Corrigan for $3e.152. the balance on
note for $3S,5o0, with interest at 8
per cent. executed March 81, 1908, for
60 days. According to the petition
fled in behalf of Gates, he loaned Cor
rigan the money. taking as security
4s2 shares of capital stock of the New
Orleans jockey club, which he sold in
New York city February 1, 1909, for
s2,34S, which he credited on the note,
and his suit is to collect the talance
due with 6 per cent interest.
Gates furnished bond of SIS, 900 for
a general order of attachment against
all of the stock OF Corrigan in this
country, but 1t is said he only owns a
fifth interest in the stallion Marta
Santa since his recent dispersal sale,
Friends of Corrigan claim that this
suit VIII show that his turf career has
ended without him being the possessor
of a dollar that rs not heavily mort
gagged. they citing the fact that his
Hawthorne park and Kansas City race
track interests are not worth anything
unless racing should resume in Chicago
and Missouri.
Corrigan was here today, but re-
fused to discuss his financial difficulties
or what he thought the future had in
store for him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
Dewitt at Wheel Of Three
Winning Autos

MONTGOMERY. Ala. May IA great
crowd OF motor enthusiasts cheered
wildly today as Louis Chevrolet. the
daring Frenchman Of the Buick team.
drove a mile in So seconds fat with a
30 horsepower car over the mile track
al the fair grosnds.
He won the 100 mile race easily.
going the distance ia 126 minutes. after
ha wing tire trouble at several iunc-
tures. George Dewitt was the star Of
the day. The Jacksonville member OF
the Buick team Won three races. the
only other event Of the day not being
open 10 him.
Official summaries.
Motorcycle handicap i've miles-Rohert Stabbs
scratch. Indian. won; y. l.. Peacock (three-
glths - y milel. laie. second. Time 5:sf %
Cars listing 81 900 and under. five miles
George Dewitt Buick, Won; Oscar Norman
lBuiekl, second; Herndon Buick, 22l. third.
Tine. 5-53 So.
Cars listing 81 600 and under. Eve miles
Dewitt Buick 22). won. COwen CChslmer De-
troit. Sol- second. Normal fBuick. 22l. third.
Irine $40 -.
! Free for all stock cars. handicap. i've miles.
N0n: C0rell iChalmers-I)etroit 30l 10 seconds
seoond; Norman fBuick, %. u seconds. third.
lime. $50 3-5
Free for ala stock cars. 100 miles-Chevr0let
Buick, 30l, Won; DEWITT fBuick. 22l. second.
Time, . hours minutes.
Exhibition nile-Non by Chevrolet, sc seconds
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
Gossip of the Track

Jockey Goldstein, who was seriously injured by
p fal a. Pimic0. Is on the mend
- o.. HIidreril's stable winnings in California
fhe last SESSION amounted 10 S6z.U25. The other
hig winners the TWO California tracks in
eluded r. A. Forsytbe. SIS. so: r. I. Thomas
S43 So Barney Schreiber. S3O SO; Fl. O. Bed
well. $50 l60: T.. T. China So. .620: William
Walker. SZ2.3S5 and T. ii. Williams $50, 725.
The stewards of the Pimlico meeting al Bsli-
more have issued order that ell bleeders viii
II future he barred from starting. This applies
o. horses that have hled in their work as we'll as
in actual racing. and = heavy penalty VIII be
Imposed en- any one who knowingly enters a
b.eeder I'm q race.
Jockey ,. Lee has turned up at Louisville and
is raining with the Idea Of resuming riding He
y -hs 116 pounds.
arney schreiher's great spriDter Jack Atkin
= rorking nicely over the Sheepshead Bay track
after HIS rrausc0nfinental trip
Racing plsfcs are now manufactured in France
from paper and are. IL Is said. used on ". X.
Kanderb.lfs horses. IL Is claimed that aside
from rheir lighrDess the paper plates prevent
slipping and oFerreachinC-
r. Robinson. who rode with considerable sue
cess FOR AppleEate & Cotton until increasing
weight compelled his retirement from the saddle
Is nou running bfacksmithy in Cleveland. He
is married and has one child.
August Belmont has ordered the Benning track
closed after June ] and the track utensils sold.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
PimIicO Races

TIsILTCO. Nd. May 4.-Results:
First race. four and a half furlongs-Beau
Chiffon. Z to >, wen, Bedminster. 40 to I. sec
end. LaIhouse. > 10 I. rhird Tine -55 10
second race. one mile-Takahira. 5 10 l. won
Bonnie Kelso. ; to >. second; Dispute, 15 10 !.
-tird- Tine. so.
Third Iace. the Severn. purse. six furlongs-
ST. Jeanne. 20 I. won; sally Preston. I5 10
sersad. Taboo. s 10 /. third Tine, LIB 4-5.
Fourth race. Owners handicap. steeplechas So.
shout two miies-TouchWoOd. 10 10. Won:
Narerway- to ]. second; Kentucky Beau. 15 10
q. rhird Time. -23 So
ifth race. six furlongs. selling-Red River.
raf. Won- Consistent. 10 J. second; Mvstifyer.
80 ro ]. third. Time. lis 3-5.
sixth race. mile and 50 yards-Buxton, - to
.. won; Beaucoup. 2 10 10. second; Great Jubilee,
- % ], third. Time. 40 3-J.
Seventh race. selling. one mle-SmOker. IL 10
1 won. Lad Of Iangdon. II 70 ;. second: Hill
Ton. n 10 =. third. Time, ] 40 4-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Bernal Heights grammar school easily
defeated the Fairmont school nine yesterday
by score Of 10 3. The winners got away
70 good start and managed TO maintain their
lead. Score r. Fl. 4.
Bernal Heights .................... 10 ?
fsirmont .-.-s':. -: -. 49,
The Washington grammar nine managed TO
take hair raising game from the Winfield
SCOTS This game in doubt till the
finish and replete with fast work both sides
Eddie SpOhn won the game with timely drive
in the last inning Score: r. H. +.
" Washington -------.-.--.---.-- .
The contest between the Croker nine and
the BergerOt nine was called at the end of the
ninth when the limit had expired The score
a tie Score. X. H. T.
Sroeker OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l
The speedy y. M. l. nine Of Vallejo de-
feated the J. 2. ConnOrs at Port Costa on
SUNDAY afternoon by score Of TO 2 in
best amateur contests Of the season. 1t was
pitchers battle between williams and skeIly,
with the henors IN favor of the latter
The White House nine had little difficulty in
taking the Redwood City nine into camp last
sunday afternoon by a score OF IL to 4 The
White House boys have several open dates. Ad-
dress 0. W Aurich, White House, city.
The Lash Bitters went TO Elmhurst with
the Highlands. 10 ;. The losing team wants
another game with the Highlands any other
amateur nine in the state. Address J. Her
zos' care sPaidinsS' is4 Gesry street
The Models again defeated the Monarchs on
Sunday on the Transbay diamond at Frutyaie
by score Of TO T. Next Sunday the Models
viii play the first Of series Of three games
with LiEermore on the lstter's field.
The Ermhurst nine easily hung it on the
Oakland traction ecmpsny's team on Sunday st
Eimhurst by score OF 10 to l. Arlett for
out IS men.
The Hercules team of Pinole celebrated its
fourth consecutive victory on Sunday after
noon by defeating the Duboce nine Of this
city I3 to !. The. visitors got only two hits
on Dow. who pitched grand bali.
OAKLAND. May 4.-The Oakland high school
team DEBATED by the collegiates of St
Msry's college this afternoon. Score TO q
DrOwsy playing the high school lineup allowed
the collegistes most OF their runs. although Bon
nettfs two bagger with the bags full helped in
three times. only to die there. Nenges handled
himself well on the bases, scoring two of the
high schools three runs. The captaincy and
uanaCership Of the team is to change hands at
an election tomorrow afternoon efter the game
with Whites academy at Adams point.
CHICO. May 4.-The semifnaIs of the Sacrs-
ment0 valley interscholaEtie athletic league will
be played here Saturday. when the teams of the
Sacramento and Chico high schools meet. The
winner Of the game win play the Chico normal
school in the finals
NAPA May 4.-The Veterans Home baseball
team won an exciting game from the Don Morris
nine OF Oakland Sunday afternoon at the Feter-
battery for the home was: 0stman pitcher,
Rockstrsw catcher.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
Fifteen Day Race Meet at
Ogden Begins Today

OGDEN. Utah. May 4-Tomorrow
VIII see the opening of the spring Is
day race meet TO be held under the
auspices of the ogden racing associa-
zion A card Of six first class races. in
cluding the Falstsn handicap, is Of
fered
The horses Participating in the meet
are from the California tracks, which
recently closed as a result OF adverse
legislation in that state.
The feature event. the Falstaff hand
leap contains nine entries and prom
iSes an interesting race BOoger Red
and FOrdelIO are the ruling favorites
tonight. with Mary + second choice
The horses entered in this race, with
weights. follow
Husky. IO2. Work Box. es; Woolen,
q0- Mary J.. 1O4. Ethel Day, sS. BOnfils,
SS;- Anna May. los; Fordello, lo4;
Bo0ger Red. ia.
Extensive improvements have been
made on the local half mile track and
il is expected that some fast time viii
be made
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
Louisville Races

LOUISVILLE Nay 4.-Resuits:
First rare six furlOngs-Arlsndot straight
SAL ~ won: EarI's Court. place S9-55. second
Grnsg king snow s7.75. third. Time. ]. .i3 80.
Second race. four and a half furlongs-Du-
a4esue straight si5.25. won; kiddy Lee. place
- second. Short order, show $500. third
L.1e- 40 -. =
Tlirl race. six ftlrlougs-Snap straight So. u,
1- Patriot place $500 second; star Thistle,
~ Sl145. third Time, i;ls p
rourrh race. free handicap. 5 year olds and
upward. mile and - ysrds-JOhn Z. Mcmillan.
straight SIS. won: Old Honesty place $3.50 sec
1-a2 80
- nth race. . year olls. selling. four and half
Y jugs-Jackst stTaN. stra ight S14-75. won: Betty
1s1ar place S2f7.I5. second; Salain, show
81 &C. third. Time. 81 -.
sixth race. selling. 3 year Olds and upward,
rai-- and - yards-f1reel straight $50. won;
colonel Blue place SIl 80. second: Lafayette.
-ssor $3.50 third. Time. 1.46 %.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
Additional News Of Sports Events.
japanese Government Stops
Betting on Races

TOKYO, Saturday, March PA
tremendous effort has been made by
the racetrack element in Japan to in
duce the government to retract and
permit betting upon the tracks, but
Marquis Katsura, the premier, has
stood firm and for another year at
least the racetracks of the empire will
be without their favorite pari mutuel
or any other form of betting.
This means in Japan practically an
end to horse racing and necessarily
heavy loss to the stock holders of the
various racetracks.
The development of racing in Japan
was extremely rapid. From a single
course established at Yokohoma by for
eigners at least half a dozen tracks
were in swing when the blow fell
and gambling was prohibited. So fla
grant were the cases of fraud and so
numerous the examples of ruin brought
about by reckless betting that the gov
ernment suddenly put its foot down
upon the whole enterprise.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
Down the Base Line

Cameron was back in the game after two
weeks iayof and the vacation seemed to have
seriously affected the mechanism of his head.
though his batting eye was just as bright as
ever
Kitty Brashear still finds it as hard ever
70 pick 'em up at first base on the bounce
When Kitty manages to overcome this weakness
ne will be rated as real guardian of the
initial sack.
the Oakland fans when he came up to the bat
for the first time. but the glad hand stun
was a sort of jinks. for Truck could not put
the ball out Of the diamond;
The fans will all remember Pitcher Roy Hit
as the star slabSter on San Franeiscos lineup
the Seals. sold Hit to Cincinnati and after
two seasons in the big brush he relegated
back 70 the minors Hogan got the southpaw
from Columbus, Ohio in the American associa-
tiOn, and he was pretty. iucky. to land him.
There are others on the Vernon list whose
faces are also familiar. Jesse StoTall, the
pitcher and center fielder, was the mainstay
Of the Seattle club when it in this league
in 1903 and 1904. Martinke played with Oakland
about the same time and George Haley was the
season. when he was turned adrift.
President Ed Walter Of Oakland has sent
Shortstop Mike Breyette back to burlington
quite fast enough for this league. In the mean
time Walter is on the lookout for another short
stop, ard while he is engaged in the search
MeCsy will hold down the job, while Willie
Hogan does the honors at third. 1t is expected
that Second Baseman Truesdale will be back in
the game this week. Christian played second
YESTERDAY ana IL NAV be up to him to work
at that bag till another infelder has been
landed till Truesdale is right again. II
looks as though the Jinks which has been how
ering over Oakland all season has no intention
Of taking a runout powder for while.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
BASEBALL AT ST. MARY,s

The Redwoods of Santa Clara college
will play the Collegians OF St Mary's
tomorrow afternoon on the Oakland
diamond. The Redwoods and the COL
legians are the second teams of the
Catholic colleges, and there exists be-
tween them q rivalry as keen as that
which exists between st. Mary's Phoe-
nix and the first team of the southern
college. In order that the Santa Clarans
may take an early train home. the
game will be called at I.3o
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05

,oTICE OF STOCK HOLDERS MEETING OF
KILAUEA SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY
TO CONSIDER PROPOSITION TO CREATE A
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.
NOTICE to the stock holders OF KILAUEA
SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY is hereby
given that in pursuance of resolution of the
board of directors of said corporation passed
and adopted at meeting OF said board held at
county of San Francisco, state OF California
on the 5th day Of March, 1909, a special meet
ing of the stock holders of said Kilauea Sugar
Plantation Company will be held at the Office
of the corporation, room No. 210 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
tfon. and the building where the board OF d.
rectors usually meets), on MONDAY the 10Th
dsy of May, 1909. at the hour OF IL O'Clock
a M for the purpose OF considering and act;
ing upon a proposition to create bonded in
debtedness of said corporation TO the amount
Of three hundred thousand 1890, 000l dollars
limited States gold coin, to the end and for
fhe purpose OF providing moneys TO pay the
Indebtedness OF the corporation and for other
bonded Indebtedness shall be secured by a
mortgage or a deed of trust upon all Of the
property, both real and personal. now owned
by the corporation, and which it may here
after acquire.
By order of the board OF directors
Dated March 5, 1909.
h W. THOMAS.
Secretary OF Kilaues Sugar Plantation Com
ofhce Of the Company. 2ss Market ST., room.
2I0. San Francisco. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
Northwestern Pacific R. R. Co.

SOUTHERN DIVISION. JAN. IS, 1909
VIA SAUSALITO
For SausaIito, Mill Valley, San Ra-
faeI-Dai1y except Sunday-Every 40 minutes
p. m, then $40 and every 40 minutes until 40
D. m, then 500, 9:45 o. m. and u m.
On Sundays every 40 minutes from $40 a. m.
to 500 p. M, then 9:45 and II m.
For Fairfax-Week days-6:40. 1920 5000,
11.o0 a. ID. $500 p. N. Saturdays only, 400,
44o, 500 and 500 p. m.
Sundays-s:00. 9:2o. 1000, 1o:4O. 11:2O a. M.
II M. 12:40, 1:2o, 200, 2:40, 800, 400. 4:4o
For San ouentin-DaiIy-so a. m and 200
500 a. m daily for Cazadero and way stations.
300 D. m. Saturday only for Cazadero and way
stations.
VIA TIBURoN
For Tiburon, BeIvedere and San Ra-
faeI-T:3j 1910. 1I:O0 a. M. (si2 80 D. M
On Sunday additional trips at 500 a. M. IL 80
and $50 pe m, for San Rafael and intermediate
points
wood. Sebastopol and way stations.
T:35 a. N. daily. except Sunday, for Glen
Ellen. Guerneviile, River Landing and way sta
tions.
Healdsburg. Cloverdale Glen Ellen, Guerneyille
River Landing and way stations.
IL: 100 a. m. for Petaluma, Santa Rosa and way
stations
$3.50 D. M daily for Petsluma, Santa Rosa,
Healdsburg Cloverdale Ukiah, Guerneville Sc.
$40 D. N. daily for Petalums, Santa Rosa
Glen Ellen and way stations.
sTo Tiburon only.
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are author
lied to check baggage direct from residence.
Ticket Offices, north end Ferry Building and
S74 Market street. Flood building.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
SAN MArEo TENNIS TOURNEY

SAN MATEO, May THE tennis
tournament for the championship of
the county in mems and womens sin
giles is scheduled for the Peninsula
hotel courts on June 26 and 81. Thomas
A. Driscoll is the present holder of the
silver trophy presented by the hotel
cess of last year the cup will become
his personal property. The women
event was called off by the tournament
committee last year on account Of lack
OF entries but play in that section is
expected during the coming tourna-
ment.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
WINS EATON PLATE

CHESTER. Eng, May 4.-The Eaton
plate of 200 sovereigns for year olds.
six furIongs, was won today by Arti-
SAN owned by Colonel Hampton Au-
gust Belmont's Laconian did not get
q MACE.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
DEsHLER OVERWEIGHT

BOSTON. May THE failure of
Dave Deshler, who was to have fought
Freddie Welsh at the Armory athletic
association club house tonight. to make
the required weight at p. M today
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
LOST AVID rouNp-cen..nuea

II you LOSE ANYTHTNG-Advertiss
il here. twill be returned 70 yen If an
honest person H-ds it. KsEisrkabls recov-
cries are brought about every day.
IF YOU FIND ANYTHING bring il TO
the
san Francisco Call
Lost and Found Bureau
} Third and Market streetsl
t>~~~~---~~~-~->-~-~-~----~~-
Get claim check. Have il advertised.
Reclaim il il the owner does not.
THE LAw-People who And lost arti-
eles are interested in knowing that tne
state Law is strict in requiring them 70
seek the owners through advertisements
and otherwise, and that q failure 90 do
SO, If proof can be shown, involves
severe penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
BILL PERMITS RACING

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. May 4.-The
senate by a vote of II to 10 today
passed the WadIey bill permitting
racing at Hot Springs. The bill will
be reported to the house tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05

Watch the classified ads. for bar.
gains in secondhand articles.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MEETINGS-SpeciaI
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the society and board of trustees OF the
Old Peoples Home will be held at the office
Of the home. SW. corner Pine and Pierce SITS.
San Francisco. on WEDNESDAY Nav 10
1909, at . D. m, for the purpose OF electing
a board OF managers and board of trustees
tion OF such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting.
Mrs James AIva Watt Secretarv