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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-23
Arcadia Gossip
Especial Dispoieh 10 The Call


Los ANGELES, Jan. %. Responding to the
appeal of the executive committee of the grand
lodge of Elks, that has IN charge the conven-
tion TO be held in Los Angeles In July the Los
Angeles racing association, in a spirit of civic
pride and citizenship, has designated Wednes-
day, February 3, as Ellis day at Santa Anita
and will donate the entire receipts Of that day
TO the fund for the entertainment of the visiting
Elks. The plan is TO have owners trainers
jockeys and everybody, in fact. who attends
the races on the day mentioned, pay the regu-
ation price of admission at the gate and to turn
the proceeds. which 1t is expected will approxi-
mate $4,000 over to the order Several spe-
cial RACES named in honor of the chiefs of the
order will be put on, and the program will be
printed in lavender, the official color of the
order
Condolences on the death of her husband were
today wired to Mrs. Horace Egbert by the local
track officials upon receipt of the news of the
popular officials death.
The civil case brought by Matt Dooley against
Z. F. Carman in the Pasadena district court was
dismissed today. The trial was the outcome
OF fist fight between Carman and HIS former
trainer, Dooley, which is alleged to have taken
place at the Santa Anita track
After three days of book making the book
backed by the money of Nat Goodwin is over
So, 500 loser. This is too much for the comedian
Ike Carson that the book will not resume bust
ness at tomorrow's cutin- Goodwin will soon
start on the road to fulfill his theatrical engage
ments, winding up at Seattle June 10. After
that time he will leave for Europe and plans
to buy two or three thoroughbreds in France
r. l.. Thomas has concluded that Chipmunk
is poor bread winner and has disposed of the
horse to w. w. Finn for $500 Chpmunk. il
will be remembered, is the horse that Thomas
shipped to Emeryville in attempt to pull of
big killing.
1t was learned today that Johnnie Ferris. who
arrived yesterday, came here for the purpoSe
of taking entire charge of the stable that Ed
Alvey, the big Louisville poolroom operator. has
here in charge Of Grover Baker. The latter
has been unfortunate with the Alvey horses
this season, and while he will still train the
horses, Ferris will have general supervision and
see that everything connected with the handling
of the horses goes along smoothly
Jockeys e. Clarke and J. Brooks were each
fined $40 by Starter Dwyer for disobedience at
the post IN the first
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NECK AND NECK FINISH
Gossip of the Track

Harry StoTer or Petaluma, who is one Of the
principal stock holders IN the Butte jockey CLUB,
was elated yesterday on receiving information
rhar the Montana senate had indefinitely post
poned autiracing legislation IN that state.
Slower declares that this means that the coming
sumner meeting az Butte VIII ne on GRANGER
scale than ever before. Stakes VIII be pro
vided OF sufficient value TO attract horses OF
class and every effort VIII be made 70 provide
Montans patrons Of the sport with high class
racing.
BIamciess probably would have won yesterday s
handicap with a stronger rider than Upton up.
Jockey Gilbert who rode the horse 50 well upon
10 make The weight yesterday Dr- kowell,
she Williams trainer. says that Blameless is a
very difficult horse 70 ride properly and be was
somewhat fearful that no light rider would be
able TO do him justice
The change from other riders 10 Jockey Gil
bert worked wonders 81 81. Ayon's case yester-
dsr- Gilbert's saddle form has improved greatly
since the opening 81 the season and he Is now
ing brigade.
The Vicar. Benny Meyers 3 year old. broke all
records by running away both before and after
the race ID which he was contestant at Emery
vile yesterday. He got away from Jockey Ross
control while al the barrier and ran six furiongs
before the boy could pull him Up. When it came
to racing be- was GistaDeed by his field. but Ross
found himself unable to pull his mount Up at the
almost cfrced the second time could be bring
The animal under control
Emil Herr is planning 10 spend the summer in
England He expects 10 leave for abroad in
March. Herr had considerable success on the
English tracks last season.
Hanbrldee has recovered from his recent injury
10 such an extent that Trainer Ham was able
10 gallop Aim yesterday.
Jockey Gilbert was fined so for interfering
with Tourist Belle In the year old race. Gil
harf was riding Old Mexico and crowded Tourist
Belle into close quarters along the ral II the
stretch
Venifian Girl. promising year Old that Joe
stern recently purchased from W. OBJ. Melon
ough. has been resold BY stern 70 Nose Goldblatt.
o. A. Bianehi has transferred bis good stallion
Ravclston. sire Of Gilbert Rose. Tawasentha.
Heather Scott and other well known winners, e
J. q Drls.oIl Of Reno. Ney.. and the horse win
make the season Of 1909 at Reno Bianchi has
roSolf Native Son to Harry Stover. from hom
H. recently claimed him. and the balance OF the
Rianchi string VIII be sold shortly. Bianchi hav-
ing decided to retire as an o~ner-
Al Dolson did the calling for tbe official form
chart at Emerysille yesterday ia the absence Of
Frank skinner.
renort obtained circulation yesterday that
Jockey Waiter Miller had paid the fine Of 5000
which tho Judges imposed upon him for bis fac
ties "a CIoudi ght and which led n his decision
TO retire from fle turf The officials Of the
Ner California jockey club deny the truth OF
the report
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ACCUSES GLOVE MAKER
OF BEATING HIS WIFE
Daughter Secures Warrant for
Arrest, Mother Being Too III

Miss Kittie Heath. employed in a
Photographic studio. obtained a war
rant from Police Judge Shortall yes
terday for the arrest of her father. J.
H. Heath. on charge of assault to
do grievous bodily injury.
The girl said that her father went
home Thursday night in an ugly mood
and without any provocation attacked
her mother, knocked her down and
kicked her viciously till he had Grim
pied her. She was unable 10 leave the
house on account of her injuries, other
wise she would have sworn to the
complaint.
Heath is employed in a glove factory
in San Rafael and lives at 42O3 Army
street
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Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CHICAGO Jan. 22.-Comiskey OF
Chicago's Sox and Manager 1lcAleer OF
the st. Louis Browns conferred here
pull off a big deal before the season
opens. McAleer wants "Jiggs' Dono-
hue and Frank Smith. To get them St.
Louis doubtless would have TO give a
bunch of talent including one swell
pitcher and a good outfielder.
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Based upon veritable gossip of the
Chinese court, on secret information
obtained from officials from the fiowery
kingdom, the February Sunset tells Of
what is expected to follow the recent
royal deaths at Peking and discusses
the early awakening of Asia.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 22--Results:
First race. six Extraordinarily won, Dr.
Nash second. kiameshs third. Time. t:l9-
Strong second. Tapioca third. Time 1:O6 Is
Third race. hve and a half furl0ngs-ropsy
Robinson won. Pat Ornus second. Ed Tracy
third Time I'LL 3-5
Fourth race, i've furlongs-Holiow won, Alamo
second Blue Ban third. Time, 1:05 3-5.
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Workouts at EmeryVille

January 2l track muddy. outside sticks
Laura Clay-Tl ree ighths in :43.
Piliv Puilman-Hslf Ia I .02 %.
Areonsut- Three-clehths 10 ~.
Tie -Tbree-eiehths in Az.
Rose Queen-Half IN 81.
Transmute and Schmooser-Th -ei ghths u
Hazlet -T'hree- quarters in % 35.
Light Wool,-Tllree -eiclIths ID all
Remembe Der cven-eightbs IN ~.
Miss Delaney-Half in IS.
Clamor-Half IN 81
Grace cE-Three -e,ghths in - 80.
Please Three eighths IN 40
oufessor-Cuarter in 81
Ilene-Half n "a
Smiley Corbetf-T Three -eiehths IN 90
Uyiinore-Haf IN SO 30.
Bravoure and Boas-Haf IN IA
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Rambler L.
/ the Nevada
Automobile Dealers Set Date for Endurance
Contest Around the Bay
BY K. K. PHommedieu

The first automobile contest among
the motor car owners and dealers of
San Francisco for the year 1909 has
been programmed. The runs and tours
committee of the Automobile Dealers
Association of California held a meet
ing yesterday and decided to hold an
endurance run of two hundred miles
around the bay Of San Francisco, maxi
ing double century, on Sunday, Feb
ruary Z.
In one way the contest will be an
easy one, and yet it will try out the
drivers and the cars. The committee,
after having the road examined. has set
for the trip from San Francisco TO
Oakland by way of San Jose.
Those taking part will be allowed
one hour in which TO eat lunch. They
then will start back to the city by
the same road; being allowed only the
same time to complete the course. This
is about an Is miles per hour gait 1t
looks easy. but If it is rainy it is going
to make 1t heavy going, and every
minute of the time will be necessary.
There will be no observers. Repairs
and any adjustments can be made on
the road. but not during the lunch
hour at Oakland.
In passing through San Jose the cars
will have to pass Osen & Hunters
that they passed through the Garden
City.
The first car will be sent away from
the corner of Golden Gate and Van
Ness avenues at $50 a. m. sharp. This
will bring the first car back to the city
at $3.50 p. m.
The automobile dealers will ask the
| officials of the San Francisco motor club
| to start the cars, check them at San
Jose and also at Oakland. This will
be the first event that the latter or
ganization has handled since it was
formed a few weeks ago.
Entries will be received by c. S.
Howard chairman of the runs and
| tours committee of the dealers asso-
citation, at 4S9 Golden Gate avenue.
| Among those who have signified their
! intention of taking part are Max Rosen-
! field, president of the association. who
! has entered one car; Charles S. How
ard, who has entered Buick White
Streak" two cylinder Buick and the
Buick four cylinder 40 horsepower
touring car; III. l.. Pelton of the Auto
vehicle company, who has entered two
! Tourist cars, a two and four cylinder
vehicle; Norman de Vaux. one Auburn
| Thomas B. Jeffery & Co., one Ram
bier; ]. W. Leavitt & Co.. a REQ and a
Stoddard- Dayton; S. G.. Chapman, an
Oakland car; A. e. Hunter, a Mitchell,
and Studebaker Brothers company of
| California a Studebaker and an EMF.
This makes IA cars to start with. How
| ard expects that there will be over 20
/ cars in the contest.
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Arcadia Selections

First race--Lady Trina, Rieta,
Pert.
Second race--Flying Squirrel,
Donau, KetcheI1.
Third race-CoIloquy, ChnpuIte-
pee, HiIdreth entry.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures Cha
pulfepec, GIoriO.
Fifth race-Merlingo, First Peep,
Bucket Brigade.
sixth race--C. w. Burt, Critic,
Mark Anthony III.
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pockErs ANTI-RAcING BILL

HELENA, Mont. Jan. 22-Today's
session of the Legislature was charac-
terized in the senate by the indefinite
postponement of bill prohibiting pool
rooms and book making.
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lished, it is to be run on basis OF large
importance. For each share of OldS
stock of the par-yalue of $40 the offer has
been made to the stock holders by the new
company TO exchange four shares of it's
preferred and one share OF its common
stock. having altogether a value of IS.
II is estimated that three-fourths of the
Olds stock has been arranged for on
TINS basis. and the other quarter is rap
idly coming forward. Much secrecy has
been employed in the merging OF these
two companies, although a most cordial
understanding has for some time ex-
listed between the Olds and the Buick
makers.
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| OIds and Buick
Big Merger

capital of S12,500,000. has been formed
around the merging OF the Olds motor
works OF Lansing, Mich, and the Buick
motor company of Flint, Mich. The
new company is known as the General
motors company. and although it's pro-
gram of operation has not been pub
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The Frank o. Renstrom company has
sold machines to DR.. r. j. Menefee of
Arcata who purchased q Pullman run
about; DR.. Bradford Leavitt of this CITY.
a five passenger touring car, and G. n.
Wolfe. large Pullman touring car.
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Carries Gold
Across Desert

man who guards with a shotgun a
cargo of gold bars which are piled in
the tonneau," states a correspondent
to L. H. Bill of the Thomas B. Jeffery
company. The Keane Wonder mill, To-
Gated so miles across the desert, once
the bank at Rhyolite with horse and
wagon, guarded by armed men on
horseback. The danger of robbery was
great until L. E. Kernek, the garage
man in the town, volunteered to carry
the gold across the desert in his Ram
bier. The bank gave him the contract
and the trip of so miles is now made
in scarcely more than an hour. The
car which makes the trip has travelled
1920 miles within the last two years
and on one occasion crossed Death
valley in 65 minutes. A part of the
journey was made through seven miles
of drift sand, which as far as is known
is bottomless.
Hugo Muller. the Oakland agent for
the Overland cars, did little speeding
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-23

The board OF supervisors Of Alameda
county has contributed $500 to the
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White Show
at Portland
NOTES OF THE AUTO

w. NJ. Klinger of the automobil.
department of the Fireman's Fund in.
surance company is in New York, Wis.
iting the show to look over the neu
models.
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eft is not an unusual sight on the
streets of Rhyolite, New, to see big
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Norman de Vaux Of the Auburn
agency has received word that the
Portland agency has moved into its new
quarters and now is only waiting for
the 1903 models to arrive to start the
Auburn boom
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The latest motor enthusiast to pur-
chase Winton car Is David R. McCSin-
mis- of Herman. II. L. Owesney of the
Winton motor carriage company reports
the sale and delivery of a little six evil
inder Winton to McGfnnfs.
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place.
show.
Beawel start fair driving
run - p s 1y nd gotu in the tnmpW
dmuch am hort
outce q
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| New Agent
| for EMF

mobile Morgan, who has been In
San Francisco for several days. reports
great interest in the Studebaker
E-M-F $50" car and declares that a
large number of the machines of that
make will be sold in Fresno county
alone in the very near future. The
baker EMF $50" was shipped to Nor
gan yesterday morning
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-23

A. G. Leonard of the Newerf rubber
company reports that Mr.. Duzan of this
city has changed the tires on his new
Cadillac car over to- Goodyear quick
detachable type.
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| Overland Makes
a Very Fast Run

of the worst roads across the bay, go
ing in some of the deepest mud to show
the power of the car. The car seemed
satisfactory to the passenger, but he
wanted to know if the car had speed.
Muller drove over to the boulevard and
turned it loose. The rain had packed
the road down hard and when he
clicked the course at the end of the
11M miles run 1t was found that he
had covered the distance in just IS
minutes.
Charles S. Wheeler, the we'll known
attorney, who recently returned from
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rm0 aerz is planning 10 spend the sumner in
England he expects TO leave for abroad in
March. Herr had considerable success on the
English tracks last season
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Drives Chalmers
Through Flood

The White company has decided to
make an elaborate display at the PORT
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Charles Wheeler /
Changes Tires

Staggard tread nonskid tires From
remarks made by his chauffeur it is
the only satisfactory nonskid PROPOSE
ton he has had.
]. d. Morgan, formerly chief of police
of Fresno, one Of the best known men
of San Inan1lin
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Hanbridee has recovered from his recent INJURY
IN such an extent that Trainer Ham was able
TO gallop Alm YESTERDAY.
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White Steamer
At fheShOyv

traction at the auto show in New York
as ii has been at all other exhibits OF
the great horseless vehicle" says a dis
patch. 1T is the triumph OF that reli-
able medium of propulsion, steam. Buy
ficult proposition than buying a horse.
and the preliminaries to purchase are
the equivalent TO liberal education to
the man or woman with a receptive
mind.''
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Jockey Gilbert was fined so for interfering
with Tourist Belle In the year old race. Gil
bert was riding Old Mexico and crowded tourist
Relic into close quarters along the ran in the
stretch
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S. M. Whitmore of stockton reports
having strenuous time the last two
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-23

had a customer out
on a demonstra-
ton. He had taken
&l0 -no 1u>. -41 -
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Hugo Muller. the Oakland agent for
the Overland cars, did a little speeding
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Supervisors
Aid Auto Club

cost Of installing road signs in Ala
media county. 1t is the intention of the
club to turn over the road signs to
the county for future maintenance and
protection. The supervisors have ex-
pressed their intention TO rigidly en-
force the law against all who mutilate
these signs. A few Instances have
been reported where hunters have ma
Hciously shot at signs, chipping the
enamel and causing the sign to rust.
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Red Land.

Mr.. M. N. Denmon of Sarepta was
here last Friday.
Mr.. Joe Zachary of Carterville is very
i'll at this writing.
Rev. Mr.. Waller filled his regular ap-
pointments Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Gleason visited
Mrs. Gleason's mother, Mrs. G. G.
Allen, Sunday.
A singing given at Mr.. J. B. Keoun' s
Sunday afternoon was enjoyable and
well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gardner of Sarep-
ia were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. U.
Denmon Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Zeffa Cheshire and Mona Dean
of Clifford recently spent few days
very pleasantly with Miss Willie Bell
Peyton.
Mr.. w. E. Mizell has disposed of his
home place and purchased the L. T.
Wingate place. He and his family will
make that their future home.
Mr.. G. G. Allen was in Plain Dealing
to-day for the purpose of meeting his
brothers -Messrs. P. E. Allen of Grand
Cane and ]. r. Allen of Frostville, Ark.
Mr.. Clay Demoss and Miss Emma
DAVIS were united in marriage Thurs
day, December oath, and Mr.. Tommy
Demoss and Miss Ottie Heifner on Sun
day, December 9th.
Mr.. Luther L. Wingate, one of oul
worthy young men, has recently dispos-
ed of the old home place and will re-
move to Central Texas. He intends
starting tomorrow or Wednesday.
Monday, January 4, 1909.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Plain Dealing.

A heavy hail fell in this place Monday
night.
Mr.. R. B. Wise contemplates moving
to Texas in the near future.
Mr.. J. B. Keeth has moved into his
new residence west of the depot.
Mr.. w. D. Byram has sold his farm on
Phelps Lake and is moving to Texas.
Mr.. Will Hall and Miss Katie Mae
Birdwell were visitors in our town last
Sunday.
Robert Carstarphen returned home
last week after several months stay in
Midland and Barstow, Texas.
Mr.. R. C. Jewell, who has been in
Shreveport having his eyes treated, has
returned home, very much improved.
Mr.. j. S. Gardner, son of Mr.. 2.
Gardner, and who is now a student in
the Medical Department of Tulane Uni
versity, spent the holidays at home.
Mr.. H. H. Montgomery left this morn
ing for Midland, Texas, where he will
spend some days. He has real estate
interests some miles-out from that town.
Mr.. Marcus N. Winget and family are
leaving this week for West Texas. Mar
Gus has been living in our town for about
three years and his many friends regret
very much to see him leave.
Mr.. j. r. Arnold and family, until
recently of the Buckhouse community,
are now living on the place just va
Gated by Mr.. w. D. Byram, and pur-
chased by the Bolinger Company.
Mr.. c. A. Heifner and family, who
resided several miles north of this place,
left to-day for Abiline, Texas, where
they will make their home. Mr.. Heifner
sold his place to Mr.. j. Q. Adams.
Plain Dealing High School reopened
Monday morning with large attend
ance. Prof. Binford, the Principal, who
was confined to his bed nearly the entire
month of December, was able to be at
his desk.
Wednesday, January 6, 1909.
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Want q Pup

"My setter has puppies that are males,
we'll marked, from Don Gladstone. She
is from Victoria. She is beyond doubt
the greatest dog ever for singles and
covies." Rev. H. E. Tucker of Platte
City, Mo-, in letter to the local editor
of the Banner. If you want a fine pup
from field proved stock, write him.