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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
VARSITY FRESHMEN
SHOW UP WELL
Sixty Budding Athletes of Blue
and Gold Enter TryOufS on
California Oval
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Call |


BERKELEY, March 1-Sixty fresh
men athletes competed. on the UNI
versity oval this afternoon in the
spring tryouts, and although no official
time was given out, Trainer Walter
Christie expressed himself as well
pleased with the showing of the baby
track men. diill in the high jump was
perhaps the best performer of the day,
terjal of high order. Unofficial
scorers placed his mark at 5:11. The
results were as follows:
100 yard dash--First heat won by c. ]. Whit
ney. Hartman second, W. S. Whitney third;
second heat won by Straud, Hill second, Clark
third; third heat won by Hitler. Allen second.
Nelson third; final won by Allen. Whitney Sec
ond. Hartman third.
Mile run--Won by Hartman, Bolger second,
Gum third.
100 yard hurdles-First heat won by CIausen.
Baker second Boughes third; second heat won
by Mini. Redman second, Herriott third; final
won by Redman, Baker second, Clausen third.
440 yard dash-Won by W. s. Whitney, Mil
Ter second, Horner third.
Two mile run-Won by Jacobus Rhodes sec
end. Hyde third.
220 yard dash-First heat won by Berliner,
Hartman second. Wilson third second heat won
by Taylor. Clark second, Campbell third; third
heat by Jackson. Allen second; fourth heat
won by. C: II. Whitney, Hitler second stroua
second, Taylor third.
220 yard hurdles-First heat by Red
man, Cfausen second, Peart third; second heat
won by Lombard, Harris second Herriott third
third heat won by Baker, Rice second; fourth
heat ton by Haven; final heat won by Herriott,
Redman second, Lombard third.
:. $50. yard rur-:Won by Cortelyou, TalafeHo
second, Goss third.
High jhmp-won by Hill, Critics second, Tav-
ernetti third.
Broad jump-won by Allen. Stroud second,
Rednian third.
shofput-Won by Mcneil, Rice second, Stern
third. =
Pole vault.~won by Potter, Carroll second,
Tayernetti third.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
NINE ARE INJURED IN
COLLISION OF FERRIES
Boats Crash in Dense Fog on
Delaware River

PIILApELPHIAg March - Nine
persons: were injured today in col
hsion of ferry boats. in a dense fog
on the Delaware river at one Of the,
ferry slips of the Pennsy fvania rail-
road at the foot of Market street.
The ferry boat Camden with 500 pas
sengers, crashed into the Wenonah.
which was about to- leave it's sIip. The
Canfden's cabin was crushed in. and
one man suffered a fracture of the leg
THE. otner persons caught in the
crash were injured by broken wood anc'
the crashing Of glass. There was
panic on both boats. but it was quickly
allayed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
FRUIT COMPANY SUES
INSOLVENT INSTITUTION

The Mercantile trust company, in it's
capacity as trustee of the $5o0,000 bond
issue of the San Francisco and San
Joaquin coal company, yesterday sued
E. j. LIE Breton, receiver of the Cali
fornfa safe deposit and trust company
for fthe possession of 10000 Western
Pacific bonds, pledged as security for
the coal company's bond issue. The
insolvent California safe deposit and
trust company was namede as trustee
at the time of the bond issue in Febru-
airy, 1897, but after 1t was placed in
the hands of receiver the Mercantile
trust company was appointed by Judge
Seawell in its place.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
REDS WIN FINALS
FOR LADIES' CUP
Whites Unable to Overcome
Heavy Handicap of'SIashersN
at Ell Pa1Omar

The final match for the ladies' cup,
played yesterday on Charles w. Clark S
field at Ell Palomar. was hotly con-
tested exhibition of polo. The handicap
of IL goals given the Slashers was too
great a lead for El Palomar to over
come. with the result that the former
team. playing as the Reds, won by a
score of II to 9.
Three of thes Britishers played with
the Whites, and with Lawson as the
fourth member Of the team they were
a strong aggregation. Their team work,
backhand shots, hitting and horseman-
ship were splendid. Major Hobson's s
work was particularly good, and had
1T not been for the clever defensive
work of Driscoll and Cyril Tobin the
Whites would have carried of first hon
ors Tobin was in the game all the
time and did some good riding of.
Clark's field was in fine condition,
and the beautiful afternoon drew
number OF people to the clubhouse to
watch the match. Among the spectators
were:
Mr. and Mrs Charles Mrs L. ]. Scott
W Clark Mrs Oscar Cooper
Mr. and Mrs T O. To- Mrs Norris h. Davis
hin Miss Eleanor Sears
Mrs Henry T. Scott Miss Agnes Tobin
Countess Pierre Role Percy Selpy
venskv George Parsons
Nrs Waller Martin Walter Hobart
Mrs. Edward ". How'll A GIN
ard F. ]. Carolan
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
INSURANCE. COMPANY is
AGAIN UPHEED BY COURT
Supreme Tribunal Rules Against
WesterfieId Estate

The supreme court for. the third time
sustained its decision yesterday in the
case of Pauline Westerfiefd -and Louis
Westerfield. executors of the estate. of
William Westerfield, against the New
York life insurance company, gain
ruling in favor of the insurance, COM
pany-
The original suit in the lower courts
was brought to recover on an. insur-
anee policy for $4,000 after the exec
utors had effected compromises with
the company for the sum of s2;666.66.
The lower court found In favor of the
executors of the estate and denied a
rehearing to the insurance company.
The latter took the matter to the SUI
preme court, receiving reversal of
the original decision.
In it's finding the supreme court rules
that after the compromise was effected
the matter was closed. the estate losing
all power to contest the matter further.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
ARBERRY FAILS IN HIS
APPLICATION FOR BAIL
Will Now Appeal to District
Court on Writ

The application for. bail made by J..
j. Arberry. the medical specialist con-
victed -of~obtaining $500 from Mary
Thomasini by falsely representing that
her nephew. Ulysses Muscio was suf-
fering from .valvu1ar disease of the
heart, was denied yesterday by Judge
Cabanfss. Arberry's attorney, Carroll
Cook, announced that he would carry
the application to the district court of
appeal on a writ of habeas corpus. In
denying the application Judge Cabaniss
said he did so, because Judge Dunno, be-
fore whom Arberry was convicted, and
who sentenced him to two years i'm
prisonment, had declined to fix bail in
the case.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
JURY DISAGREES IN
WORTHLESS CHECK CASE

The jury that tried Max Won Jung
in Judge Cabaniss' court on the
charge. of defrauding the Auto livery
company of $50 on a fictitious check
failed to agree yesterday and was
dismissed. A telegram was received
by the district attorney later in the
day from Santa Rosa stating that Won
Jung was wanted there on a similar
charge. The charge against Won
Jung was that he Induced Mat Rosen-
field. manager OF the auto company, to
advance him $50 on a check drawn
upon the French-American bank, in
which he had no funds. The check
was cashed by Rosenfeld early in the
morning, Won Jung inducing him to
advance the cash on the plea that the
bank had not yet opened.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
WILLIAM HEROES ON
TRIAL FOR MURDER

A jury was impaneled in Judge Ca
baniss'. court yesterday to try Will
liam Herges, accused of the murder of
George III. Pope. According to the
opening statement of Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Brennan, Herges killed
Pope by stabbing him in the stomach
the morning of December 5, 1909.
Herges was walking along Mont
gomery street quarreling with woman
companion. It is charged that he be-
gan to beat her and she called upon
Pope for assistance. Pope obeyed the
woman's call and demanded that
Berges stop. 1t is alleged that Berges
drew a knife and stabbed Pope in the
stomach. Pope died four days later
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
Change of Masters

Steamer Mo.Ioc-Old master. J. A. Carson; rev
master c. W: Schaler.
Steamer; Wats0n-Old master, l. b. Mood;
new master. John Griffith.
steamer Pride Of the River-0ld master, En-
est Atthowe: new master. j. T. Stephenson
steamer Bowdoin-Old master. Andrew AndIe-
sen: new master Joseph Tibbitts.
Enrolled-Schooner Mary Francis. Julian Ba-
ker master; schooner Amelia Edgar Seifridge
master; steamer Topo, Joseph Santos master
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
LABORERS CREDITORS
OF DEFUNCT COMPANY

Schedules in bankruptcy, in response
to the petition of creditors, were filed
yesterday by the Fort Ross lumber
company in the United States district
court. The liabilities were placed at
s43.s72 and assets at $54,400. but the
assets were largely of machinery fig
ured at its original cost with no al
lowance for depreciation through use
over 200 laborers were named as cred
itors. The Italian banca populare has
a secured claim of s6,0f6.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
MAKES ROUND TRIP
OVER SEA OF GLASS
Liner Alameda Arrives From
Honolulu With Passengers
and Tropical Products

A P I AIN DOW
DELL, commander
of the liner Ala
media, which ar
rived y e s t e r d a y
from III o n o lulu.
made a special re-
port on the phe-
nomenal weather
with which the
liner had been fav-
ored since leaving
here three weeks
ago Both going to
the island port and
returning. the Ala
media nosed its way
through a sea of
gla SIS.
IF we had a bill
I'LL
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
stumble. for HonOIulu

The bark Andrew Welch sailed for Hon uil
on Monday With cargo valued at 500. I9I AM r.
Guiding the following: $500 etis Farley 900
cs canned goods, 81 500 his salt, 2.U3l MS mill
feed 2 cs wine 800 blasting pow Ter. 9.9S2
cs kerosene. roo drums distiliate % bbls and
10 cs oils. 81 pkgs paints. lO6 pes pile IRVING
material. 430 pkgs tank material 81 pkgs cry
dock material go pcs machinery, 10000 bricks.
100 carboys acid. $50 doors, 10 pkgs windows,
iG2 163 II humber ESQ pes pipe.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnage Engagement.

The following charters were annoIneed yes
terday: The French bark Ia PerOuse. on Puget
sound wheat thence 10 Europe at 2Ts 3D.. char
tered the sound; British steamer Inverness.
at San Pedro lumber from Portland 70 Calcutta;
British bark Calcutta. at this port. refined petro-
leum from here to the orient. All Of the fore
going were chartered prior to arrival.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
LADS OF SACRED
HEART WINNERS
Garry Off Honors of the First
Basket Ball Game of the
p. A. A. Tourney

The youngsters from the grammar
carried off the honors in the first game
of the Pacific athletic associations
second annual basket ball tournament
which began last evening at the
Pastime athletic club. by defeating the
team of the Mercury club, 45 to 20.
The contest was in the 110 pound class.
Dennis and Gillin were the stars for
the winners, while Owens did the best
work for the losers. Sacred Heart
made IS goals and nine fouls. and
Mercury five goals and Is fouls. The
teams lined. I'm as follows.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

CoUNTERFEITERs INDICTED federal
grand jury returned indictments yesterday
against Archie Taylor. tramp, for robbing the
nostoffee at French Camp February ., and
against Sam Areno. Michael Angelo de Wit
torio and Salvatore III Cola. vino had started
an extensive eounteffeiting esta ta5fishment in
shack on RincOn hill.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

Joseph Mill officiated as referee,
Louis Mohr as umpire and Harry Mich
OILS as scorer.
Wienawski gymnasium forfeited it's
game with the Swastikas, and the lat
ter team will be pitted against the
Cubs in the semifinals next Saturday
night.
The Army Navy Y. NJ. c. A. game for
Saturday night has been called off on
account of the latter team being
quarantined on the training ship at
Mare island.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
FArAL M1ssrEp nv ELEvAToR-I.

March 1.-Stepping through tie open door of
an. elevator shaft on the fifth hOOr Of a local
Office building To-day. Lloyd +. Pulhan. fresh
man of the University. of southern California
law school fell. to the bottom Of the shaft and
Nas killed His home in Santa Monica
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

CHECK PROVES WORTHLESS H. Hanger,
935 Stanyan street. obtained warrant yes
ferdsy for the arrest OF Harold I. Duncan on
a charge Of having passed fictitious check
for S225. drawn the Mechanics national
bank Of Concord, n L.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

COO feet OF Oregon fr for a port in the United
Kingdom the value of the cargo being SIS. 900.
steamer Sue Fl. Elmore is at Couch street dock
today taking on freight for Tillamook- 1t will
sail tonight with a full cargo. having missed a
trip while an oil burning plant was being in
stalled. 10
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
Army Transports

The Crook sailed February ID Tor ManIIa-
The Warren is at Manila.
The Logan is In port
The Buforl is in port.
The Sheridan sailed February IA from Hono-
lulu for Manila.
The sherman is in port.
The Thomas sailed February % from Nagasaki
for this port
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

Sacred Heart
The second game of the evening was.
between the 1870 pound Cubs of the
Young Mems Christian association and
the Siaplamat Indians, in which the
former were returned winners by a
score of 46 to %. The score at the
end of the first half favored the Cubs,
rs to, II. The teams lined up as fol-
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
Calcutta Makes a Flash Passage


The British bark Calcutta. c.aptain
Davles, of the Standard oil company 5
neet, arrived here yesterday from Yoko-
Iaraa, Is ma havlng made the run from the
tramp steamer has taken as long to
make this same trip, which is one of
ene pest wlndJammer tr$nspacifc ..pas-
sages in many days. Standard oil: cap
tains are never garrulous and Cap
tam Dawes report of the: trip con
sisted or Two words. 'Head winds
much speed the Calcutta would have
SHOWN II the breezes had been fair. :
Three Liners Due To-day T
Customs and immigration inspectors
are prepared for a busy day TO-DAY.
as th1ee liners are due. The Mariposa
VIII be in during the forenoon from
Tahiti with a large number of passen-
gers, many of them from Australia. and
New Zealand. The Pacific Mail Hner
San Jose is due from Panama and wav
is due from Honolulu. The Nariposa
at p m. Monday was $50 miles
away and buckfng strong head Winds.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 100000 feet: 5:
The American Hawaiian. steamer
Neyadan arrived Yesterday from
Honolulu and went up the river after
passing quarantine to discharge a
cargo of sugar. ),
iHS AoSlnoS inner ltauri. which ar
rived Monday night from Hamburg via
San Pedro, docked yesterday at Union
street wharf
The liner Alameda, which arrived
yesterday from Honolulu. spoke the
army transport Crook February "a
and the Asia the following day
Assistant Surgeon LAMA of the Ma.
rlne hospital service has been detailed
for immigration boarding duty at this
port to assist Passed Assistant Sur.
geon w. ". King DIR. LAMA has been
on duty for some time past with the
revenue cutter service
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

E. E. Calvin,svice president and gen.
eral manager of the Southern Pacific.
is due to return this morning from
New York, where he has been in at
tendance at the merger hearing.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-05
LEGISLATIVE.

A report from the Watkins inves
tigation committee is expected this
week.
TIE remaining two prison reform
bills passed the Senate Tuesday.
The Senate killed the bond issue
The woman suffrage school bin
passed the Senate with AN amer d
ment adding a property qualifcl.
tion.
The Cartin bill, Increasing he fees
of jailers Of all counties except those
containing cities of the first and Sec
ond class, passed the House by 70 to
.6. 1t allows jailers TO charge ,5
cents instead of so cents for the
daily bread Of prisoners.
The Ripper bill, Lsgislating City
Attorney C, B. Blakey out Of Office,
was whooped through the Senate
by 21 Democrats after Lieut. Gov
Cox had declared the Senate sd
journed. Gov Wilson is expected
to veto the bill and it will have ,c
be &C ed in again
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-05
Mildly Put.

Paducah's entry, the much dis
cussed young lady, won the media
and Oglesby Soyars, of Hopkinsville,
was second. There was much dis
appointment over the action of one
of the judges, who is said to have
been decidedly partial to the winner.
The speakers all acquitted them
selves with high honor, however,
and the presentation of the msd
to one who probably was not really
entitled to it does not in the lea
detract from the merits of the cthsl
contestants. 1t is unfortunate, how
ever, that even the semblance of un
fairness should have crept in.-
Pembroke Journal.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-05
Here and There.

Laundry work toperfection at the
Reliable Hopkinsville Steam Laun-
dry. Give us your fiat work and not
only get back what you send, but
better work and at saving.
Time to sack your hams. Sacks
for sale at this Office.
Miss Louise Wilson, the pretty
young daughter of ex-Mayor George
L. Wilson. and Mr.. Herschel Coch-
ran eloped to Gallatin, Tenn. Tues
day. where they were united in mar
riage. Bowling Green Messenger.
Allan Brooks, the negro charged
with assaulting Mary Ethel Buvins.
a little two.year.old girl, was taken
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-05
The Weather.
FOR KENTUCKY-Fai Saturday

Now that the Paducah oratorlca
contest has been awarded to the
young lady referred to by the News
Democrat as an "oratrix,' the pa
pers are joining in the demand that
future meetings be real oratorical
contests and not for the exploitation
of the graceful posings and elocu'
tionary proficiency Of pretty young
girls put forward to appeal to the
chivalry and sympathy of male judg
es. The Madisonville Journal is the
latest to join in the demand for a
change in the constitution as follows:
"Now that Portia has walked off
with the oratorical honors it is time
to make complaint against the en-
trance of young ladies in oratorica!
contests with young men. Since
there was no complaint before Miss
Anderson was selected to represent
Paducah, there was little reason in
an attempt to get her off the track a
few days before the meet. But now
the road is clear and the constitu.
ton, if there be one that is binding,
should be so amended as to exclude
the entrance Of young ladies in ora
torical contes;s. Let the young
men compete with young mer for
oratorical hOnOrs and let the young
ladies play or sing to create "atmos-
phere. scenery" or inspiration for
the speakers. Or if the femininity
of the high schools insist upon speak
ing let them contest among them
selves in readings. Now is the time
to arrange the oratorical matters so
that there can be no cause for future
complaint" The unfoi tunate part
Of this victory which is sure to
come-to make orAtory a mans
business and not child's play in the
high schools, is that the best orator
the League has yet developed had to
be sacrificed, over the protest of a
majority of the judges, to bring ii
about.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-05
A Foolish Custom

The Mt. Vernon Herald has this to
say of the card of Thanks" mania
that has become 50 firmly engrafted
upon our civilization that it is diff.
cult to eradicate il:
Ever since we can remember,
newspapers have been trying to get
rid of it, using columns of space
trying to convince people that the
custom was absurd; that everyone
knows the bereaved ones are as
thankful as can be for the kindness
and sympathy Of friends, and that
frequently the circumstances attend
ing the printing of such a card are
grotesque and provoke uncharitable
comment. But it is Of no use. The
habit must exhaust itself, like the
lost prehensible appendage of our
remote ancestors. or the rapidly dis
appearing aud useless vermiform ap-
pendix Nothing but the surgeons
knife can at present separate man.
kindfrom the'card of thanks habit. T"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-05
Freedman Tanner.

Cards are out announcing the be.
trothal, on Feb. q, of Miss Jessie
Tanner to Mr.. Abe l.. Freedman.
Miss Tanner is the pretty daughter
Of Mr.. h. Tanner and Mr.. Freedman
is the popular manager of the Vir
ginia Street Meat Market. The date
of the wedding has not been an.
nounced.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-05
Deafness Cannot be Cured

BY cal applications, as they cannot reach the
dissa sed portion Of the ear. There is only one
&ay 60 cure deafness, and that is by constitu-
siaaal remedies. Deafness Is caused by an in
aaniod condition Of thu mucous lining OF
NE Eustachisu Tube. When this tube is
hs,nse you have a rumbling sound or
/. >gDeciect hearing, and when it is n
tlreIy cised, Deafness is the result, and
rniess he Inflammation can be taken out and
.h,s tube restores to its normal condition, hear
.na.wii be destroyed forever Nine cases out Of
lei. are saused by catarrh, which is nothing but
sn lnnane condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We wiz give one Hundred Dollars for any
sase Of De sjness (caused.by Catarrhl that can
hct be cnna by Hairs Catarrh Cure. Send for
fircvlsrs ~
es'i STY & o., Props, Toledo, o.
sold. BY Drugg lists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor constipation.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-05

August Belmont. Sr., New York
banker, millionaire and race horse
owner, and Miss Eleanor Robson,
the az trees, were unexpectedly mar
ried at 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon
in Miss Robson's house. 1t had been
announced that the marriage W uld
net take place until some time in
March. Immediately after the GER
emony the Belmonts left for a trip
through the South. In March they
will sail for the Mediterranean.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-05

Former Gov. Beckham is losing
some of his following in his old dis
trict BY his persistent attacks on
Ben johnson. The Meade County
Messenger closes a long editorial as
follows: The Messenger has al
ways admired Gov. Beckham; we
had pinned our faith to him; there
fore, we regret extremely that he
continues to misrepresent the Fourth
Congressman; we regret that we
have come to parting of the ways.
The Messenger can not stand for in
gratitude and Misrepresentation"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-05
Seed Irish Potatoes
and Garden Seed.

Just received our seed Irish
Potatoes---New York EarlA
Rose and the Early Ohio.
See us before making your
purchases. Also full line
garden seeds, in bulk and in
packages---FeT Crosman
Bros. and Dunkirk's.
We also have a 8 ID. can
string beans at 1Oc or three
for 25c
3 lb. can tomatoes 10c or
three for 25c.
Received daily Fish, Oys-
ters, New Vegetables, such
as Tomatoes, Beets, Rad
dishes, Lettuce and Celery,
in fact everything handled
by a first class grocery.
w. P. QUALLS.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-05

Former Mayor c. E. Woods. of
Richmond, in his zeal for prohibition,
announces that he will support the
Republican candidate for Governor
if the Democrats nominate liquor
man. Judge O'Rear, who is can
didate for the Republican nomina-
ton, is not only a prohibitionist but
is said to be strong with the night
riders.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-05
Improved Hickory King Corn
BLACK LOCUST FENCE POSTS.

called to Hickory fifteen
thin
this
Ohio had defects
maturing chay and had too nbb
filled did not like especially the first Hickory King raised The
too SMALL and not enough stalk
The next year crossed with Hoffman giving more stalk and longer ears and
slightly
all could prevent mixing
with neighbOrs Of whom plant this variety.
College this sheed
thirty varieties of the small
the fall of 1906 during the harvest
CROP while with all other
trouble
varieties the Agc
Hickory
satisfactory they had tested.
prominent cataog country Hickory
pce their leaders, for which they claim Ih
thereof" Note the description taken from of the
white field which
cob habits splendid and
especially well suited light and thin soil desirable variety and largely plant
many Southern well all Northern Central Western
This nearly all the section Another local
usually yder
sometimes being enough sections
grains fty the finest quality milling feed
hat with M this particularly for
Twill satisfactory results"
of the
husky
Willis widely
better that the
winter usually genate satisfactorily will stand
than will willis satisfactory and feed grown
where The objection it is shells easily furnish this Improved
Hickory King Corn such plant $2 90 bue Fence Posts $3.50 1OO
CAN sH5s 0s 2S r. CHAS E. BARKER, Pembroke KY.