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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
Poly Beats Mission in
Speedy Game

In a game marked by spectacular
goal throwing, the Mission high school
basket bail five met defeat at the
hands of the Polytechnic team last
night.
The game was exciting throughout.
and the result was never certain. The
captains of the teams played exceP-
tionaI1y good ball. When time was
called the score stood, Polytechnic, 5S'
Mission go
The game for the local subleague
championship will be played Friday
night between Wi1merding and COss-
well. Neither team has met defeat.
and a great game should result.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
Again
Fight Clash Today Boxing
Stanford Grew to
Race in the North

SEATTLE, Feb. s.-There
will be boat race on Lake
Washington the last week in
May between the crews of
Stanford, the University of
Oregon and the University of
Washington. The acceptance
of California was received
here today. Stanford defeated
Washington on Lake Washing
ton last summer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
Notable Deaths

WILLIAM DoDswoRTH, EDITOR York,
Feb. s-William Dodsworth, president and ed
ciaI Bulletin died today, aged s..
HENRY c. CHILDs-Colorado Springs. Colo;
Feb S-Henry C. Childs so years old, ana
former member of the State legislature OF III
nofs of which body he was speaker in 1851,
died in Colorado City last night.
EMILE CABRIE. FORMERLY CzAR's CHEF
Hot Springs. Ark, Feb. S.-Emile Csbrie, who
claims to have been former head chef OF Car
Nicholas | of Russia, dropped dead In
street here today He Is years old and
had lived here for 20 years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
Many National League
Players Switched

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Thomas ].
Lynch. president of the National lea que.
today promulgated the following con-
tracts and releases:
Contracts-with Boston, Fred T. Beck. Bcals
Becker. Charles F.. Brown. Gustsve Getz, George
F. Graham J. Herbert Moran. Forest T. Moore,
William Psridan, Lewis Richie, David s. Shean.
Harry Smith. Kirby White. Meldou Wolfgang;
with New York Ralph Bell. A. H. Bridwell-
ii. L. Buck. Larry Doyle Arthur Fletcher
Releases-By Boston TO Omaha western
league) James ]. Kane: by Cincinnati to st.
Louis (NationaD. Frank J. Corridor. Miller i.
Higgins, +. T. Oskes; by ST. Louis to Gin
einnati (NationaD, Fred l.. Beebe, Alan NJ.
StOrke.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
Columbia Marksmen In
Lead for Honors

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Reports
from the teams of nine colleges which
participated in last weeks shoot of the
Intercolle giate indoor rifle league show
the following scores.
Columbia, 1.79S; University of Idaho.
LIS; University of Iowa, LIS; George
Washington university, 1852: Cornell
university, 1,749; Washington state col
lege, 1,737; United States college of
veterinary surgeons, 1882: University
of Nevada, 1872; Louisiana state uni
versity. 1892.
A Columbia marksman, II. P Lane
made the highest possible score by put
ting 10 shots within a space the size of
a dime
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09

um. Morrison, Snyder, Leaman. Taylor.
Andrews and Scholef1eld. HORNE. a
freshman, is showing up very we'll in
the high jump.
In the first singles tennis tryout.
which is now being conducted on the
Encina courts. many of the matches
were played off last week. BY far the
best of these was between Fl. Mann 10
and e. Jordan, both of whom repre-
sented Stanford on the varsity team.
Mann won the match in two straight
sets, 6-3, -
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
DEATHS

RIRp-In San Francisco. Cal, February s. 1910
Ryron H. Bird of Oakland, Cal, brother of
Edwin r. Bird Of Long : Reach, Los Angeles
county rd m tai, mat native Of New YORK.. aged 81
years ) months and 20 days
BIJRNS-In Los Banos, Cal, February 6. 1910,
Katherine. beloved wife of Guy /. Burns, low
inc daughter of Mrs. Ellen Mcdonald and be-
loved sister of Mrs. W. Hall, Mrs. II. Blouin
Mrs. e. Hay and Mrs. +. Cosgroye.
Frieuds and acquaintances respectfully
invited 10 attend The funeral tomorrow Thurs
dav1 at $50 o'clock. from the parlors of
the Western undertaking company. 1896 Va
lencia street. thence TO st. James church.
where a requiem high mass win be celebrated
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
Juarez Results

JIAREZ. Feb. s.-FIying Wolf. receding
favorite. easily won the half mile dash for
> but the heavy play on Princess IN IN
dustry made his price 90 bsck- tlylng Won
Won essed up by four lengths. Two faTorltes
won summary
SIPS. FIRST RACE-Five aud half fur
ODDS Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
/, l01-Father Eugene. I04 tGarnerf .-.-...-. |
9-i-csfhervn IS scott 10Y lMoiesworthl -. )
Time. Los. Lady Paret. Alva B, Ina John
son Fairmont, FL Perfecto, Judith Page also
ran.
6I2s SECOND RAcE-seven furlongs; sell
odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin;
13-5-Pedro. los (Garnerl .......--........
l1-1-Busy Man. 105 (Ricet --....--..-.s.-. :
l0-i-J0e Enrich, l07 tloudcrl .
Time ] :26 %. Lighthouse, Lista, Ethel Day,
Fred Mulholland. Tom Franks, also ran.
sI27 THIRD RACE-Four furlongs; year
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
ll-3-Flying Wolf. no tMolesWorthl ..-..--
SFicess rba eoy.I Ineps5e pi5ds 1a7 az sge1
Time. "a So. Sterling. Juarez. Mary .Rudd.
also ran.
sI2s. FOURTH RACE-one mile:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
11-5-Meadow. Il tDugani --.--.....--...-. |
a-l-Lsdy Esther. 1o5 tMeCahey) --.;------.. :
9-2-Light knight. 100 ,MoieswOrth) :
Time. lao -. Topland, Sugarmaid, La Dex-
ira also ran.
el2s. FIFTH RAcE-sfx fgrlongs: selling:
odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
S-I-Bantrouis % (Benescotenl ........... 1
I5-5-Stendal. 107 (Dugsnl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =
4-l-The Sticker l04 (Mondanl ..---..---. ,
Time. 1:14 a. Miss DanTilie. Mrs. Nugent, =,
Minnoetfe HaTvcl, Calves, Louisa F, Hail
storm also ran.
6Iso. SIXTH RACE-one and sixteenth
miics: selling:
odds. Horse. Weight aud Jockey. Fin.
Il-5-PeIleaS 10l tGarnerl ..-.---.......... !
a-i0-Alma BOY III lMoleswortbl ..-.--..-. >
1l-I-Whip Top. l04 u WILSON, ---.-----.-- ;
Time 1:46 40. Associate, Alice Collins,
Knight Blaze also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
TWO CENTENARIANS AT
OLD SOLDIERS HOME
VILE Celebrate One Eundredth
Birthdays in March

SANTA MONICA, Feb. 8. = The
Soldiers home at Sawtelle boasts two
members who will celebrate their one
hundredth birthdays March 5 and
respectively. William c. Reed one of
the centenarians, has arranged to go
to Bakersfield for the OCCASION The
other, Captain Edwin Bailey, has gone
to San Diego to pass the anniversary
with his daughter, Mrs. +. ]. FroMiss
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
sMokE-s CASE GOES OVER

NEW YORK. Feb S.@The fear that
criminal court proceedings may in
terfere with Jack Johnson appearing
in the prize ring July 4 was intensified
today when Justice Gof granted the
district attorneys motion TO strike the
charge of assault against Jack John
son from the present calendar.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
Magnates VIII Sit In
Judgment of King

CHICAGO Feb. S.-Garry Hermann,
president of the national baseball COM
mission, sent a special notice to Ban
Johnson, president of the American
league. for conference on Feb
ruary 23.
President Thomas Lynch of the Ma
tionaI league, it is understood. will be
a third member of the conference.
1t is expected the request OF Catcher
John King for reinstatement will be
considered
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
EWING GETS BRESLAUER
I Spccidi Dispdfch TO The Call

SAN RAFAEL. Feb. S.-The San Ra-
faeI baseball team viii be without the
services of two of their best playe
this season. Arthur Hogan. who
played a strong center field last sea
son, has signed with Terre Haute. He
is A brother TO William Hogan of Oak
land Breslauer. the locals catcher.
has signed with Cal Ewing's San Fran
cisco state league team.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
Century and Duboce
Teams Matched

The Century football eleven of Oak
land will line up against the Duboce
team of this city on the Ocean Shore
grounds next Sunday morning in one
of the farewell football contests OF the
season. Both teams are fast ones. and
each has won the majority of its games
since organizing last fall Each club
will send a large delegation of rooters
The local eleven is being coached by
Ollie Snedigar, the old time Berkeley
gridiron hero.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
,ILEGE RorGH TACTIcs

CHICAGO. Feb. S.-A resolution re-
ouestine the Amateur athletic union TO
censure the Missouri athletic club Of
II Louis for rough tactics in water
polo was adopted last night at q meet
ing Of the athletic board Of the Illinois
athletic club. The move was taken as
. result of the polo game played by
the Missourians last Saturday night
aaafnst the J. A. c. team at St. Louis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
c.RRy-wHIrE co A DRAW

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Feb Sack
White Of Chicago and Tommy Garry
of Chicago Heights fought 10 rounds
here last night and while the referee
gave no decision the opinion of the
crowd favored Garry.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
SMALLEST DOG Is DEAD

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-Rita. the
smallest dog in the world. is dead.
The dog. which weighed less than 20
ounces. was asleep in her mistress
muT on a table where she was dinins-
A polite waiter started to hang up
the muf and Rita fell to the floor.
breaking her neck
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09

will NOT be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence or persons author-
ized To have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
BIRTHS

RERNUARD-In this city, February 6, 1910, to
fbe wife of Wendell Bernhard daughter.
DEToY-In this city. February 4, 1910, to the
wife of l.. L. Detoy, son.
GRAY-In this city, February Z, 1910. to the
wife of F. Z. Gray tnee Spencer). daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
IEAyE on HoNEYMoON

BOSTON, Feb. S.-John L. Sullivan
and his bride left today on the Ivernia
for Europe, accompanied by his old
antagonist in the ring, Jake kilrain,
and several other friends.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
YACHT CLUB TO FEAST
ISpeciaI Dispdfch 10 The Gall

SAUSALITO. Feb S-The San Fran
cisco yacht club will hold banquet
tomorrow at the clubhouse which will
be followed by election of officers for
the ensuing year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
BIELIARDrsTs BREAK EVEN

BUFFALO, y. Y, Feb. S.-Willie
Hoppe and Ora Morningstar played two
games of 1872 billiards today, each TAX
ing game. The afternoon score was:
Hoppe 900, Morningstar 1So. Night
game-Hoppe 357, Morningstar 400
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
University Of Pacific
Beats Prune Lads
| Special Dispatch to The Call

SANTA CLARA, Feb. S.-The Uni
versity Of the Pacific basket ball FIVE
took the opening game OF the series
from Santa CIara's team on the indoor
court of the University of the Pacific
at College park tonight by SO to &c
score.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
MARRIAGES

oIIyER-PoRTER-I this city, January 81,
1910. by the Rev Elmer Grant Keith OF As
bury NJ r. church, John Il. Oliver and Vic
toria NJ. Porter, both OF San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
NEGROES HANGED FOR AssAuLr-kan.

City, Feb. S-From single scaffold George
Reynolds and. John Williams, negroes were
hanged simultaneously in the county jail here
at 6:30 o'clock this morning. The crime for
which they were executed assault on Mrs
w. II. Jackson, violinist. this marking the
first time the death penalty will be enforced in
Missouri for this act.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09

APPOINTED CHIEF Winnipeg. Man.
Feb. S.--Judge Thomas Mathers of Winnipeg
was today appointed-chief justice OF Mani.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
Jacksonville Results

apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09

The Iinenp:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-28
BY MARION Lowe.

What does ihc state tuberculosis
exhibit mean 1T means that there
arc hope and NE FOR sufferers FROM
thc duHd disease rsia interesting
exhibit Witch win be sivcn from
Monday until Saturday of neat
wteh. at tho Mammoth r.uk iH
especially tor the individual in The
home
Without rharRo expert demon
stratola Win Dee un duty from no
O'Clock in the morning until 10
O'Clock at nigh, 90 show how The
tuberculosis patient may bo cared
Cor lu the humtlost home with com
fort Co the sufferer and safety 20
che other members
IT'S the practical educational
feature that makes the exhibit
Sc important 20 every resident
OF Seattle, Tor scientists declare
that there Is not q person liv-
ina in whom the tuberculosis
germ cannot be found. Some
have strong enough eonautu-
tona 70 resist itn terrible work,
but rs there, and a slight cold
or somc other seemingly slight
physical condition may develop
that germ In al les desdllness.
To protect and to save then Is
the mission OF the exhibit RcallH.
Ing the Importance 81 this know
edge. those having the exhibit go
charge are trying Co reach every
man. woman and child Ia Seattle
Merchants. laundrymou. gfoccrs.
are cooperating by wrapping an
nouncoments in am their bundles
employers are placing cards in their
pay envelopes. and every child Ia
school it given cards Go carry home
Every evening there viii be- an
interesting program Of stemoptlcou
and moving pictures music and lee.
lures The Musicians union has
offered 20 furnish "a band Wednes
day afternoon viii be Moihera AZ
tcrno0n. when the program viii be
OF especial interest 20 them
The exhibit H. said 60 be The larE
est shown vest % Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-28
TRY LEAVETT
NEXT MONTH

Raiph t.cavijt win face % tury
upon a charge OF maualaughter in
Judge Guliams court on June g
Iudeo GWlam denied thc motion lor
continuance today
I.eayltt while showing am auto
mobile 20 a prospective buyer. m
July. ipOS had his chauffeur drive
the machine &c lts highest speed
on 22nd ay. and Cherry ST. while
going al this high rate of speed 90
struck RRfclo Scgo, street vlenn.
or. killing him leayitt gave bonds.
but fled 20 Los Angeles TIE WAS
rearrosted there and while hsh,,
Ink cxtradition Do gave County
AGENT G a Peytou and Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney Holrheimcr
81 600 10 cease their efforts 90 hrng
him back
Later be came back OF his own
accord He Is m California now A
surety company furnished his bond
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney John
y. Murphy Will represent the state
10 the trial ct the case The auto
mobile driver In LeaVitte employ
AZ The tim0 OF che occurrence VIII
turn states evidence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-28
WILL SEE HOW
CITY SPENDS
ITS MONEY

Every cent Of money that goes
out OF the city and county treas
ursss will have a new 20 x" on a..
II tho prominent business men who
have formed the Taxpayers league
have their way.
Tweuty-six representatives. % big
business houses have signed tho
following agreement.
believing that a permanent. non
political organization ~ citizens will
prove valuable ia assisting 20 Sc
cure an economical and efficient
administration Of city and county
affairs. with consequent reduction ~
TAXATION. hereby agree 10 become
member Of the Taxpayers
league"
Jacob Fursh has been named as
president. Joseph Shipper. first
vice president. Ira u. Hinkley. sec
0nd vice president. Charles r. Hor-
ton. treasurer. Homer NJ. Hill. sec
refary. Pierre p. Ferry. auditor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-28
SIX MISSING In
A SMALL BOAT

VANCOUVER. 3 G.. May as
Six people who LETT Vancouver In
22foot auxiliary aloop for
PlumpcF pass 10 the Gulf Of Geor.
Eia u week ago Thursday. have not
been heard from since. though they
we're due back IN Vancouver Tuoa-
day. Mrs. NJ. Green. Of ia 18th
av. W. whose daughter Was in the
party. reported the matter yester
day TO the police. Every effort
has been made 70 locate tho boat,
with no result. Mr.. and Mira
Money. Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett. Miss
Green and an Englishman. name
unknown. composed the party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-28
STOP A MILLION
DOLLAR SMIhDLE

CHICAGO. NAV 2N.- Secret serv'
ice agents and postofficc inspectors
are peffeeflnF evidence showing
that SD 1U0 900 green goods
swindle vas planned In Chicago.
The federal officials stopped the
scheme just as its promoters plan.
ned 10 flood the country with ief'
tiers Offering spurious government
notes at low cost +. A. starkloft
ana George W. Post we're arrested
IN Philadelphia,
The plan was TO mail thousands
Of letters To country towns offering
to sell spurious government notes
In 81. s.. s. and $40 denomina-
tons. at figures FAR below their
FACE value Il was represented that
the notes we're not counterfeit but
we're made from plates stolen from
the United States treasury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-28
DIDYOU SEE 1T?
WHAT?
WHY THE MAJESTIC
Want to Go Free?
Why of Course!

Then watch the classified col
umna OF The Star.
Somewhere there are two free
tickets advertised. They sill be
given TO the persons whose names
are mentioned 10 the ad These
names were picked at random from
the city directory. They may be
your own. There IL always n good
show at the Majestic. the best
there is In vaudeville Read The
Star classified ads and Get the
Habit"
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IEnAl horlcFa



CUSTOM HouaE. roHT TOWNSEND.
WASH
COLLECTORS office 1ag 2th iats
uATf0sf4 fgu WNaHrfM UN WWF
uEEESuE CUTTER eEHfiCE Rsaissi
proposals. f9r snlpirinE fAtiHns 90 yes
sells % TIE uaNsnuH Euftef services. res
uiarty stationed % fsn4rafariir a. Pert
AnEe o. Washteateu and delivered on
beard said vessels ~ that piace af sueh
tlfAsa ans in ameh QHanttiins 40 may 20
raaaiFs.l aaflhn the fiscal Fraf sn9iur
Iunp aa Getf. wii1 hs resolved At thts
Office autli 2 gei4ek 3 a.. Th0fs@AFs
June q 1874 ~ whirh tims and pinrs
fhsf will be- pabifelg eFsnea HAAS
forms 90 pfuQuaa4 ahrwias Eemponent
parts - ths Failans wtth spnrifrafians,
may 81 had uguu apFiieatinn tc this OF
flee. FHUFuas ~ MUST 1876 sENNiTs
TED DN THNHE worms Ths rfEht iH
reserved Co fsfarl aaF ~ All bios and 90
waive defarts IL 81 - deemed for the
Interests q the 9aVrrhmsnt O. az -. aai
10 contract wiii ~ approved untt Con-
Errss shafi have imaas an appropriation
y C. HARPER
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M'NEILS TO GET
ITS $4,000

senator s VI piles photographed
The Chamber OF Commerce ycatcr-
day that be had introduced an
amendment 90 the snndry civil bin
In the senate providing $4,000 for
repairs and additions o. The federal
panitentlary on McNells island.
The item was omitted By over
sight whep the bin vas reported
uut OF the committee Ia congress
The Chamber % Commerce
noticed the omission aud ai once
took The matter up with the Wash
lngton congressional delegation
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f2S0 cash. balance easy terms This Is
good, agricultural land, located In a see
ton Of the country that IL rapidly COM
Ina Go the front near good town with
railroad noN building through A
the country Call and see samples OF
erain also photographs and maps
svf LIBERTY BLDG. gRp AND UNION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-28
7 AT T SENDS
HELP TO
SHOW
For the Rainier Home, Best
Wishes.
WILLIAM n. TAFT.

This autograph appears on "a
photo OF the president which he han
sont 20 Mrs. O. "a Carpenter, OF
Seattle. TO be used in connection
with the benefit entertainment for
this home. June . at the Armory.
ou Western av The autographed
cut Of the president aud one ~ Gov
ernor HAY. OF Washington. will en-
helliah The souvenir programs Of
the entertainment. which Is 10 bo a
children'a festival
Under the auspices OF tho Home
MANAGEMENT. assisted by the adyia.
DRY board and number Of phlians
throplc women Of the city a unique
program OF fancy and folk dances
win be Eiven hy chlldrou There
win ha rccitationa and one.act
comedy. also by the ehlldrcu TINT.
Verslty students viii assist with
numbers from the "Mlkado.' end
other features VIII be- contributed
By pupils % the Broadway and lin
coln hlgh schools Among patrons
and patroneaags of the affair are
political and society pco-
pie OF the city
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-28
THE MARKETS

The foliaNing are ne average prts~ .,
auoted b the iosssi Wholesalers an tocal
fPoslare, meats and feed. frtses 10 81
r~.rs arr sabt~ri 70 variation. Arserdins
50 fre.hnr@s and general exreltsnre. bot
these prizes unless otherwise lndtcatd.
are Der strictly fir.t grades
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-28

A special meeting "a thn stockholders
81 the rnlan Savings A Trust c4mpahg
- Seattle. = corporation viii bH held a.
the nffiae % the company. 90 the north
est corner ~ Second Az and cherry 81.
in The CITY ~ Eeagls. kiuE County
Washington. on Tuesday. she itih day 81
June. ttla a. 3 o'rluCk 3. m. then and
there 90 act upHn q resolution PASSED
b. The directors 10 Increase che capital
stock ~ the company frHm Three Hun
drsd Thousand iA0e.paQf Dollars SO So
Hundred Thousand fEeoNHel Dollars. and
10 act upon the ratification - a ninstY-
ulns Yeef lease. cnfACd Into bet rren
the company az lessee ard John Hose -
lessor. covering ispt = uiech 8 Nurcn
pennys Addition 90 the Cily n Seattle.
and the erection % tuilflna thereon
and foF the transaction nf such other
business as may be regularly brought be-
fore tho meeting