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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-07
A Business Talk by
President Taft

President Taft
THE president talked business 1t was friendly speech that
he Francisco dealing commercial poten-
tiales OF the port and of Caifornaaas whole He appre-
ciates more fully than other what free trade with the
Philippines San Francisco and he does well enlarge
this subject because than other responsible
for this OF justice the islands He promises full free
that when the Fpnos appreciate the to
themselves accrung this free exchange of products they will
be the last demand separation and independent autonomy
The opening OF this market them such advantageous
aboundng prosperity for the islands and great
access of for San Francisco.
Mr.. Taft plans government by Alaska
deal with legislation OF local and domestic character The dele
cation Of these functions body located the spot familiar
with SPECIAL needs would relieve congress much work which
left undone for lack Of intimate knowledge OF the
subject The president does believe that Alaska yet for
seigovernment the territorial plan and the justice OF this
conclusion obvious glance map which shows
population scattered communities by thousands
OF miles Juneau and Skagway, for instance have
with Nome and St Michael the interior settle
like Fairbanks the fishing communities along the
On matter of subsidies shipping Mr. Taft followed
he in Seattle indicated
that the form of which the lines
the ocean mail contract bill now nendne before congress-
AS he puts it:
That said be undmocac doctrine It said, be sub
pyafe addasls Tom Reed said h s % /" opposed
because somebody might make dollar and half ot of
put h b s I ~ the put pet @ Os prac VA m ndTnai % 70 Or p eor
ea"5 vPef With subsidy ADDED
Now we make eight or OF dollars out OF our foreign
subsidies and establish lines by those subsidies between this
and the orient between this coast and Australia and between the
America South America Let
how works II gives good lines and those lines by reason
business do that business
will be further building
This good protective doctrine but is than that,
because proposes necessary
American navy become efficient of the service must
be supplemented with competent mercantile marine from which
the requisite auxiliary forces may drafted in of
The president does think need fleet of battleshps
this easily be that need feet anywhere
and hope that this 1t would be difficult
cloud dim the Atlantic horizon and
visible the Pacific Yet have because it
weapon that be mproved but until the Panama canal
rs opened difficult decide which its main
strength should be stationed As Mr. Taft after the canal
opened the location will be of consequence
HE New York Sun with grief and
the going the dennition bowwows because
President Taft has recommended that the available
!. for reclamation projects be supplemented by
A Prophet issue Of bonds for slooOoooo to be repaid
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-07

OF its brief existence rose above the dignity
OF man in bad temper and never had any
other inspiration They are getting calmer
now and they find that even their own neigh
bors are laughing at them The New York
Tribune, discussing the proposition from a
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-07
| The Recall Of
Minister
Crane

open door OF Manchuria against American
Washington dispatch said in this regard:
Secretary OF State Knox has decided upon OF
be department
protocol between China and Japan for the OF the Anung
Alukden
Manchuria
diplomatic
: a violation of the door" policy.
Tokyo adycs OF date declare that the Manchuran con
Henton regarded BY Washington distinct the
open door policy 1t has been the consistent policy
since the time of Secretary Hay main
Of this policy by China and its observance by Japan
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-07

ME recall of Minister Crane conference with Secrear,
Knox have been due indulgence If
what has been described shirt diplomacy or
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-07

for reclamation projects be supplemented b,
an issue Of bonds for S100O000O, to be repai,
ultimately like all other moneys used for thi
purpose, from the proceeds OF sales to settlers
To the plain man this recommendation nigh
not seem frauoht with imnendine disaster t.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-07

THE experience of New the HudsonFulon celebration
may be Of assistance by way OF guide warning for
those who festival in this
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-07

HE New York Sun soggy with grief persuaded
/ the country going the demnition bowwows because
President Taft the available
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-07

DATA. City, IL data singular or plural
Data is the plural of datum
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
BAD RACING LUCK
EXCUSE FOR
SUICIDE
Bishop" Poole Takes His Life
at End of the Arcadia
Meeting
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

-
LOS ANGELES. April 17.-George
W. Poole. or Bishop" Poole, as he was
more Familiarity known, the horseman
who committed suicide at his stable on
the Santa Anita track grounds this
morning, was one, of the Oldest turf
men in this country. He was a native
of Kentucky and had raced horses on
the Chicago tracks as far back as so
years ago
His suicide undoubtedly was caused
by despondency, as it was noticed he
had been acting queerly for several
weeks. That his self-destruction was
the fact that Friday night after re-
ceiVing a 5000 draft he paid a debt of
$50 and gave the remainder. with his
gold watch, to his stable boy, telling
him that he would have no further use
for either the money or timepiece.
Poole also wrote to l.. A. Landry,
horseman here. notifying him of his
intention to kill himself, and request
ing that his body be buried here.
Poole's luck with his few horses had
been very poor this season. Three
year old F'rieze was the only one of the
lot to win race at the Arcadia meet
ing. 1t is said that the dead man had
wealthy friends in Chicago to whom he
could have appealed If in want. Ac-
and daughter. who are living at Hia-
watha. Kan. The body will probably
be buried here. according to the old
turfman's wishes.
Phil Chinn today sold 20 W P Maxwell Pre-
tension. Roberta and Yankee Tourist The trio
will be campaigned by Maxwell the British
Columbia circuit this summer: Chinn also dis
posed Of Tom Reed TO G. Durkin for a con-
siderstion not made public.
Twenty books drew stands at the final
cutin today and all of them had all the busi-
they could handle.
The ban against Benny Jacobs has been
iifted ana he was permitted TO visit the
Evidently mistake had been made in the
case of Jacobs, who was warned away from
ing bribery Gaze. He is now restored to fun
privileges Of the track.
With the close of the Santa Anita meeting
begins general scattering of the officials.
Judge A. W. Hamilton viii remain here about
Mt. Sterling. XIV. Judge I'd Cole will return
viii leave In a week for Salt Lake where
he is slated to preside at the meeting there
the stallion that l. III. Wheatcroft IS thinking
of purchasing. Afterward Judge Leighton will
proceed TO Victoria to conclude arrangements
for the summer meeting Secretary E. g.
Smith win go to Baltimore, where he will act
as associate judge during the Pimlico meeting
long enough TO close up the business of the
meeting before returning to his home in Kansas
City.
George Rose will Ieave for New York in n
few daysA Most Of the book makers VIII rest
MP here preparatory to the Salt Lake and
l. H. wheatcroft today purchased Ida Nav
from Matt REFS. the running in the colors
OF her owner today.
Jockey Joe Howard scored the largest number
of points during the final week and was
awSrdea d. the r silver cup the presentation being
president of the association
/. Fl. Wheatcroft. IL terms are satisfactory
may buy Lee Rose from J. J. Walsh. II the
sale is contaminated the 8 year old will be
shipped TO Louisville.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
Geo. Rose Predicts Racing
Under Restrictions

Los ANGELES. April 17-With the
closing of the Santa Anita racing
season this afternoon. two days before
the Walker-Otis betting law goes into
operation. sporting interest is CEN
tered on the future of the big racing
plant. constructed less than two years
ago. on the famous Lucky Baldwin
ranch.
Among the directors OF the associa-
tion there is a feeling of confidence
that racing will be conducted at Santa
Anita next winter as usual, despite
the anti-betting law.
George Rose, the heaviest stock hold
er in the association. is one who fore
sees a future for the track
This is the last day OF racing IN
California. but not the final," said Rose
today.
While the sport has been dealt
black eye by the legislature we are
by no means diScOura aged. When this
moral wave. as you call it. has passed
away. / believe a saner and more lib
eral spirit will prevail and horse rae
ing under certain restrictions as TO
betting will be tolerated.
santa Anita will not be diSmantled.
The track will remain intact, for some
time. at least and right now / know
of no stock holder who has his hold
ings for sale. For my part. stand
pat. This is only the darkness before
the dawn"
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
Salt Lake Is Ready for
Race Meeting

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April IT,
All preparations for the race meet to
be held here from May % to July q
under the auspices of the Utah jockey
club are practically completed and the
meeting will be the biggest thing OF
its kind ever held in the fntermountain
region. To make Salt Lake City one
OF the great racing centers OF the
country the jockey club proposes 20
build mile track near the city. hne
grandstand, paddock and
the like the complete track TO cost the
club between S25O,OO and $500, 900
The getaway special' from santa
Anita. Cal, to this city Will leave
santa Anita next Thursday ana Will
consist of eight palace horse cars. a
sleeper. diner and chair car Tor the
benefit of the horsemen: 80. -
The lowest purse will be $zoO anu
the highest $1,000. Purses awarded
during the meet will aggregate S4S.VV9-
General Manager w W. Finn or thS
Utah Jockey club is here superlneeno-
ing the improvements. p z. Pomeroy
Of Chicago, who acted as Judge a
Santa Anita. will occupy a similar ps
sifion here. and Dick Dwyer vii N. on
ciste as starter Instead or the NeW
Work system OF book making Mdn@sess
Finn has decided TO use Dooens an"
slateS-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
Irish=American Club to
Hold a Field Day

The IrishAmerican athletic club will
hold a big field day at Ingleside track
on the afternoon of Sunday, May 8.
The entry lists will be open to all
amateur athletes in the state and some
great sport is looked for. Among the
events on the program will be the fol-
lowing:
100 yard dash. half mile run, 10 mile
run, broad jump. running hop, step and
jump, throwing 16 pound hammer. put
ting AZ pound shot throwing SO pound
over bar; relay race half mile, G. s. A.
L.; relay race half mile, Catholic col
leges: football place kick confined TO
the Gaelic clubs. and hurting game for
brewers trophy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
Gossip of the EnaeryOiHe Track

Of his string Of horses 10 Louisville as soon ss
,,i car can be obtsI Ined, 1t is probable that he
Jockey IapliD, Bedwelrs crack apprentice vsll
OF course, accompany his employer cast Red.
ssil wen yesterday p purchased from W. E. Lennon
whlIe Ramsey himself goes to Salt Lake (itv
horses. VIZ" ee 'ui'er
Thomas Mccreery, who made Walter MilIer,s
season viii return TO New York within a few
days de has no settled plans for the summer.
o. Turek has decided to make a summer can.
palgn on the Canadian circuit and win shin
Darlington. Be Thankful and C;oDfessor ~
Toronto Toronto win Charlie Bowmans horses Tues
s; c: Hndreth's horses will leave for New
York Monday night and Hildreth. accompanied
by Dave o'Leary. will follow them east tbe
following day. '"e
Ed Trotter has finally selected Iop,.,us 80
HIS destination leaving Emeryviile. His
horses will go east In the car with the Leppert
string next Thursday.
Jack Freters. trainer Of the Mani. stsh,.
returned north from Arcadia yesterday His
campsigned during the summer at fictoria bv
the stable foreman. while Freters himself roes
to Toronto and other points the Canadian
Starter Holtman's final disciplinary act was
Rne
for disobedience at the post on Anna Nav
The stables OF Joe Kelly, Don Dennisou and
p thinner VIII leave Emeryville for Salt Lake
City Tuesday.
.'Canada" Jack Adkin has arrived at louis
vile from California Adkin told the eastern
ers that Jockey Keogh the best rider on
the coast.
Trainer Ham VIII take his departure from
Emeryyille Monday for Louisville with the
Gersf-Hol stable. w G. YANKEES Hugh No
Gowan VIII be taken east I'm Hams car Yanke
will book in the east this coming summer
Archie thinner will leave for New York With
T. d. Sullivan Is stable within few days
T. r. crist VIII put in the coming mon
at Barney Schreiber's ranch in Yolo county get
ting racing stable ready for the victoria
meeting
o. A. Bianchi win train Jim Ganney for Joe
Harlan.
Roy Sbumway a well known turfman who
operated for appendicitis last season
has been Obliged again 10 enter an Oakland
hospital for another operation.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

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the gndstand presented o spec
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san @ 9oe of @ limitations to @ which the % spot 9sn nas 6 %
ageed & in the west by legislation
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ve taxed the eapsy @ the e0orous @ n % be
oPoRes IA @ Sc nj 96e boofies @ % W
e 09 to asnse @ @ e from 9ne d6dO S was offered 1t estimated that
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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
MulhoIland Will Preside at
Butte Meeting

There will be no clash between the
Butte jockey club and the Pacific
Jockey club over the appointment of a
presiding judge for the Butte meeting.
1t will be remembered that the man
agement of the Butte jockey club de-
sired to appoint Joseph Murphy to the
position, but President t. H Williams of
the Pacific jockey club interposed a de-
'cided objection for personal reasons.
Yesterday Ii was announced that Fred
Mulholland, who has filled the position
of patrol Judge at Emeryville for
years, will preside at the Butte meet
ing. Mulholland is a conscientious
and capable official, and his appoint
ment will be hailed with general salts
faction by all classes of horsemen who
are planning to race in Montana. Null
conda meeting. which will follow that
at Butte.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
Track Officials Scatter Over
Continent

There will be a general scattering Of
the officials who have served at Emery.
Vile during the season. Presiding
Judge Hopper Will leave in a few days
for his home at Hustonville, Ky. En-
route east he will make brief stops al
Los Angeles and in Arizona. Handi-
capper Martin Nathanson will depart
Wednesday for his home in Chicago to
spend the interim before the opening
OF the Denver meeting, of which he
VIII be racing secretary. Associate
Judge Pettingill goes east to fill a sim
liar position on the New York tracks
Judge Lissak will follow his usual Gus
tom of rusticating during the summer
in the wilds of northern California;
Starter Hoffman will barely have time
to get east to fill all summer engage
ments on the Kentucky tracks Starter
will handle the barrier at the salt Lake
meeting. Paddock judge Dinue will
nil similar position at the Victoria
meeting. Timer Richard Harvey has no
special plans for the summer, and NAV
remain in California. Sam McGibben.
VINO mas charge of the Jockeys here,
will act as clerk of the scales at Vic
toria. Patrol Judge Mulholland will
preside over the Butte meeting Entry
Clerk Walter Odom will make a trip
to Seattle prior to the Denver meeting.
nected in the same capacity as here.
w. Souie, who has charge of stalls
here. Will also go to Denver. Secretary
Treat and Superintendent Grant will
remain at their posts of duty during
the summer Captain Forsee. chief Of
the Pfnkerton service at the track will
fill similar position on the Canadian
circuit tracks. Detective McSherrv
who keeps the betting ring free from
Objectionable characters. will be on
duty at the Seattle exposition. Frank
Skinner. the official caller, will preside
at Victoria. Announcer Bob Mc(sfbben
will spend the summer on the New.
York tracks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

Confidential information received yesterday by
p prominent local horseman indicates that there
is some uncertainty concerning the materializiBg
D. seems that the factional differences that
brought last summers Denver meeting TO
premature close have not been 50 satisfactorily
settled as had been imagined.
Peter Christensen and Euclid Allard two Of
the most prominent plungers in the Emeryville
10 operate al the Pimlico meeting. scheduled 10
Gen next Saturday. From Baltimore they
Both have had an improbable experience in
California this for the first time in
wears. Christensen quits about $4,000 loser
0n the season and Allard about So 600 out
Al Smith will forsake the turf and return
10 his old vocation OF horse trader. Within the
prices dozen or more horses that are useless
for racing purposes, and these viii form the
nucleus for horse mart that be VIII establish
ia Oakland
Cello. which broke down in his last race will
be shipped 10 Nevada 10 be used for breed
ing purposes
Charlie Hensham d. s. Fountain. Joe Stern.
George FraWleF. ". p. Magrane. n. J. Jen-
kins Frank MacAshon. Vic Terry. T. E. Crist.
Harry Mack @. Sawyer. T. J. ogIe. T. J.
Ramsey. william Short. I'd Dealy. L. T. King
James Hewitt OF ne M1ple eIbte, OeofSe 4.
Mcneil. J. f. Clifford. William Caine. A. r.
culver. Jim Neil ". Knapp o. A. Bianchi.
ollie Johnson Charlie Began and ID. A Ross
sfre among the EmeryVille owners that are plan
ming on shipping horses 20 Victoria for the
summer meeting at that point Former Jockey
r. Davis viii go in charge Of the division OF
The Ramsey stable that win be sent north,
That Walter Miller still has a desire TO ride.
despite his assertions To the contrary when he
0uif the saddle months ago rather than
fay . hne OF 500 which had been levied against
fim for rough riding at Emeryyile. is demon
.frated by a report from abroad that when II
became known that Eddie Dugan would not
he able 20 ride in England Miller sent word
~ A. J. Joyner that be open for the en-
gagemcnt that Dugan unable to MI. Joyner
- said 20 have promptly turned down Miller s
u Key club at New York for riding license,
and The application has been tabled The boy
j. IN bad standing here as result OF his
rebellIous conduct and IL is said that the
local turf governors are disposed 70 make him
suffer 10 the limit for his insubordination.
IT, G. Bedwell, who has made wonderful
showing with a stable Of ordinary selling pis ters
&C EmeryEille this season, viii ship the pick
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
ARCADIA RESULTS

SANTA ANITA PARK. April 17.-one hun
dred and twenty second day of the winter meet
ing of the Los Angeles racing association. A.
W. Hamilton, presiding judge Richard Dwyer,
starter. Weather clear. Track fast
FIRST RACE-Six furiongs. selling:
Odds Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str Fin
3-l-Wistaria wilson ....129 51 h
15-1-Sly Ben (Donyitz) .....131 2 h 2l
T4me-.12 20, ia, 80, AS. 1:o1. ia *.
AT post 3 minutes. on at L: 80. SIR Angus.
Tony Boy, Cobleskill. Pacifco Eyados, Des.
images, finished as named. Value to winner
1928. Winner b. m. by Bob Miles La Gascogne.
Trained by owner.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs selling:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin
2-1-Pio Pico (Rettig) lib 2 3 In
2-I--Firm Foot (ButweiD .131 l ~ 81
6-1-McChord (Afusgrave) ...131 Al 30
Tme-.l2 1-5. "a. :36. AS. 100 2-5 1:l4
At post ! minute. on at 2:1e. Gossiper II,
Tollgatherer Rey del Mundo, Senator Barrett
Canardo. 1. c. widrig, Bye Bye II, Sink Spring.
Lee Harrison IL. finished named. Value TO
winner 1925. Winner b. h. by st. Semphorien-
Anna Maya Trained by NJ. J. DAILY
THIRD RACE-Ones mile, purse:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin
1-2-Friend Harry CMusgrv)104 3 3 l2
30-l-Tavora tWilson) )..s..-l0S FL 2I
6-I-Dredger (Archibald) lilo az "a
Time-:I2 1-5, "a, 80. AS 100 3-5, lib %.
l:26 2-5. 1:39. At post 4 minutes. on at
2:40. Mike Jordan, Yankee Tourist. Alfenber9
Liberto. Angleface, Raleigh. Miss Beaumontcr.
Ethel Day, finished named. valne to winner
1926. Winner ch. c. by Orlando Alice Brand.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
Fine Sport and Heavy Play
Mark Racing Seasons Close
Brilliant Crowd Turns Out to See Last Day
of Great Game in California
By J. K. Jefery

Prematurely cut short by the operations of the
WslkerOtis ant-betting law which becomes ef-
fective Tuesday, thoroughbred racing, as one of
the notable sporting institutions of California, came
close for this at least, and possibly for
all time with the decision of yesterdays cards at
the Emeryville and Arcadia tracks. 1t is conceded
that racing without betting would be like Hamlet
without the ghost, and unless some means is found
of overcoming the provisions of the new law
which is TO be tested in the courts in due time
there will be no racing in California worthy
of the name
Ten thousand loyal adherents of the sport took
advantage of the final opportunity to the
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18


1,-1-E -i0rIo - fryer Snsnrs Howard ios M
Tfme-:l2 1-5 % 4-J, 80 Is, Al Is. 100.
1:I2 20 1:25. 1877 2-5. At post minutes
OF at 3:06 Mark Anthony H. Old Timer, Guy
Fisher Ida May. Pinkola. Light Wool, finished
as named Value to winner $425. Winner
b. h. by Greenan-Gold Seal. Trained by L..
Marion.
FIFTH RAcE-Fiye and half furlongs,
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin
e-1-spohn tshiliingl lis 2 3 h
ELI X the Bear tMusgrv)121 2 3
Time-:06 2-5. II 4-5. 20 1-5. Al. :53, 1:06.
At post 3 minutes OF at $3.50. Pal, Black
Mate Chilla, c. w. Burt, Bat Masterson, MIL
pitas Red Mimic, finished as named. Value
TO winner 1925. Winner b. e. by Peep o. Day
Smirr Trained by j. Dimond.
SIXTH RACE-One and quarter miles.
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
3-2-John Louis (Kennedy) .107 81 L u
1o-l-silver Knight tvosper) % 2a2I
:02 I-5, 1:14 40. 1:2s. 1:4o. 2:o6. At post 8
minutes OF at 1852. Logistila Jane LAUREL Hi
Caul Cap. Matte Bumppo, Herman Doyle. DR..
White, finished as named. Value. to winner
1925. Winner ch. s. by Ben Bramble-Jane Far
rell. Trained by II. Marshall.
SEVENTH RACE-six furiongs, the Adios
handicap:
ISie e.i.Lawt. t' Virgins (Bltwlp1oS II h
1o-1-Fleming (Rice) JOB 2h
Time-:12 10, :2s 20. 80 10, Al. 100,
McGrath, Lady Irma, Waterbury finished as
named Value to winner $400 Winner br G.
by Planudes-Rorka. Trained by w. House.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

Prescott, Ont. is now an entering
port for coal one firm landing 100000
tons.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

Dayton and st. Joseph are the same
size in area. but the Missouri city has
1000 more inhabitants.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

Figures show that the average
American consumes half his weight, or
S26 pounds of sugar a year
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
Resume of Racing Season

penedN 30 z; ran racing days..
o
Numb of sharing in tion,
f. A
f.
owner
r.. L. owner
inner s. C. I'll,
N o G.
Ieadin last Cunnrd
Biggest among hook make Frank lair.
m race
Numb of horses that started during
umber of horses thatyyO
o but dsecond hrd1s3
Numb recor OIows:
Date Time
81:
furIon MOVIE
4 -
1miIe2O 1 o w. II. Over
1miIe7 1 yardsM Nov.IO
1
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

Joseph S. Evans. clergyman of
Westchester. Pa. has married more
than 1.400 couples.