The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-18

Nothing in reference to betting on ners, or matter that in any way gives comparative estimate of horses that have run or are to run in any race may l hereafter be published in any newspa- l per or phamphlet placed on sale with in the corporate limits of Los Angeles.
 This affects not only the Los An geles daily newspapers and tip pub lications but the San Francisco news papers sold there and any other such publications. giving tips and racing news relative to the betting. It also probably will be the cause of the pro hibition of the daily form chart as gotten out by the racing association. 1 Such in effect, is the order issued by Guy Eddie, city prosecutor. Eddie noti- fled all the publications doing busine.bs l here and informed the arrangements that violations would be prosecuted. He 1 said that it might take him two or three days to work up the evidence if there were violations of the city or dinance, but that prosecutions surely would follow.
 Who said Jack Prince was dead? He was merely sleeping and has now woke i up again.
 1 Jack made quite a reputation as a l bicycle and motorcycle race-track pro- i moter all over the country, but has been lost to sight for quite a while. He has now popped up in Los Angeles and unfolded saucer track plans for the city which eclipse any of his former 1 stunts In connection with the velo- 1 drome in years gone by or even his latest, the Paterson, N. J., stadium. He 1 is the same Jack that many of the old time velodrome enthusiasts used to l know, and he has laid out plans for 1 the Angel City that will take the en- tire state of California by storm if he i Is able to push them through.
 ''I just blew out here" declared the former Angeleno, Ito find out what the prospects were for building a real mo- torcycle saucer track, and incidentally to look up this fellow Derkum wh om have read so much about in the east ern papares and see if we couldn't ma tch him with the pride of the east Jake de Roster. Jake is just waiting for telegram from me, and he'll jump the first express out of Gotham for this sunny climate and, say, if I can swin g 1 the track proposition or if Paul wants ] to get a crack at Jake, and I match the two, you'll SC ethe fastest and nerv- ] fest little bunch of flesh and blood that ever sat in a saddle.
 Now about that track. I've got a i reputation, and my experience will GOV CT enough time to show anyone that I know what l am talking about when I speak of bicycle and motorcycles tracks built a six-lap track this sum- mer. and I tell you it's tho fastest six
 lap course in the world. Jake clipped off 56 seconds for the mile, and tell you on pastboard of such size that's going some. We'll, no more of those 1 small affairs for me- 1 want to build l a three-lap track right here,i one on ] which the boys can open up and not be afraid of taking a spill. You talk about your five-lap tracks and all that well, say it's almost murder to ask one of the boys to ride at a minute ] clip on such small things. We killed two or three of them this summer i down east, and I don't want to take l any more chances.
 If we could get such a track we ! could bring all those Madison Square i Garden cracks out to the coast and the big motorcycle professionals couldn' t 1 get here quick enough. Los Angeles could be made the home of future saul cer track events and all the world S
 records would be one of the made in California" stamp.
 "As near as I can find out. Derkum 1 is a whirlwind and If I ever get De Roster and Paul hooked together, eith : CT on dirt track or on a saucer, you'll see the greatest match race ever pulled off,"
 The coast has a new freak in the way ! of an athletic in the person of Dr. B. F. Roller who aspres to prize ring h hon- ors, and deposited with the sporting editor of the Seattle Times 5000 to go : as a side bet in his match with the winner of the heavyweight battle be-