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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
LENA LECH PROVES
FAST PERFORMER
Daughter of Gold Heels Steps
Seven FurIOngs i'm I:25 .3-5,
OufgaHOping Field

Lena Lech, the consistent daughter
of Gold Heels, showed that she is one
of the fastest performers at Emery
Vile by her victory in the last race
yesterday She stepped the seven fur
longs in 1:25 3-5, which is regarded as
the second fastest race of the season,
The five furlongs of Fern L. in SO 3-5
is the best mark established up to the
present.
Lena Lech ruled an odds on favorite
for the race and going to the front
early simply galloped away from the
field, beating Airs by six lengths, while
Eddie Graney was a distant third
j. X. Laughrey was the only other
choice to finish in front, but several of
the other winners were fairly well sup
ported.
The defeat of Edwin T. Fryer proved
costly to the talent. Despite his repu-
tation as sulker, the Juvenal horse
was played with considerable conf
dence to win the feature race at a mile
and 20 yards, while Redeem was a
fairly well supported second choice.
Follie l. went out in front and led
all the way. Edwin r. Fryer moved
up at the half mile pole, and when the
head of the stretch was reached If
e.
He would not run much the final fur
long and was beaten over a length.
Steel was third, a neck in front of Re-
deem.
The first race presented a rather open
appearance and several starters were
well played, Amethyst being a reced-
ing favorite. Combury won easily from
Sir Barry, an outsider, with Herives
third.
The 2 year old race was marred by
Pearl Bass and Ravelstonia losing all
chance at the start. When the barrier
went up Joe Wells ran into Ravelstonia.
unseating Kent on the latter Rayel-
stonia In turn bumped Pearl Bass and
Joe wells, continuing to run out also
carried the f1lly with him. Before the
start Ravelstonia ran away four fur
longs at = moderate speed. Wiltrude
outgamed Dacia the final sixteenth.
winning by a head. Emory X, the
favorite, which went back in the bet-
ting, was third
Owing to the speed he displayed in
MS first start last week, Creston Boy
was heavily played to win the third.
He was out in front to the final fur
long, where he tired. Father Stafford.
a 10 to shot, won from E. NJ Fry, with
the favorite next.
Less weight and the presence of A.
Williams In the saddle In place of
heogh made big difference with J. r.
Laughrey as he turned the tables on
Mernngo, winning the mile and a quar-
ter race haniily. Colbert, quoted at 40
to l., suddenly found his speed and
dropped into third position.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
Juarez Jockey Club to
Increase Stakes

NEW YORK. April 26.-At a meeting
of the directors of the Juarez jockey
club here yesterday it was decided to
double the value Of the stakes offered
last season, to increase the valus of the
overnight purses and to begin the
meeting next Thanksgiving
The minimum duration of the meet
will be until March 1. with the prac-
tical certainty that it will be extended.
There were present at the meeting
Don Alberto Terrazas. president of the
JUarez jockey club; James Butler. presi-
dent of the Empire City jockey club,
Price Mckinney, the millionaire sports
man of Cleveland. and Colonel Matt
Winn, the we'll known manager of rae
ing tracks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
Catholic League Stars
To Clash Today

The first championship game in the
class A division of the Catholic Schools
baseball league will come of this aft
ernoon at the State league grounds if1
Grove street. Oakland. The contend
ing teams are st. Joseph's school san
Francisco, and st. Anthony's school.
East Oakland.
BY defeating the clever little tossers
from ST. JOsephs school. Berkeley. the
boys from Sacred Heart school north
Oakland. have made themselves the
Alameda county champions in the class
3 division.
Entry lists for the outdoor meet OF
the league, to be held in St Marv's
college stadium. Saturday, May Z, must
be in the hands of Brother Timothy.
the secretary of the league, not later
than today.
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PimlicO Results

P1MLICo, April 26.-The Arlington steeple
chase, todays feature was Joke Five faced
the starter. McMurtie's SeIectns being held )
: 10 | fagorite and the only one not having .
First race, six furlongs-Dr Barkley, 5 to
won; Won "1o.lcasta, 2 to 1. second; Kyrat, to p
second race. four and a half furlongs-hIinta
to g. won Lescar to 1 second: WnskmaIoa
s to ]; third. Time. 1:0s %
Third race, six furlongs-Trudo, 4 to 1, won:
Time. 1:25 2-5 = IN
Fourth race, steeplechase. two miles-SeIectus
= to l. won; Duke of Roanoke II to l. second
Merry. Man, to l. third Time, 4:43
Firth race one mile-Gay Deceiyer. IS to s.
won J, county Fair, to l, second Jungler 13 tc
10. third. Time, 1.54 3-5
sixth race, mile and 60 yards-High Private
10 TO ., Won; g. NJ. Miller = to /, second. Time
200. Two starters.
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Aqueduct Results

AQUEDUCT. n. Y, April 26-The cold, raw
wind which blew into the stand chilled the 8, 500
spectators who turned out to witness the racing
at Aqueduct today. Fayette, who last year
sold for $4,000 made his first appearance Of
the year aud proved bis class by easily winning
the six and a half furlong race
First race, six furlongs-Folle Levy. / to 3.
Won; EN-. i to /. second; Curly Locks, to
1, third. Time 1:15 40.
Second race, handicap. six and half fur
longs-Fayette, IL to s. won; Tony Bonero. to
2 second; Everett. ) to q third. Time, 1 20 4-5
Third race. four and half furlongs-onager
to 20 won Golden. TO 2, second; Busy Miss,
80 TO 1, third. Time. SO 40.
Fourth race Freeport handicap. fur
longs-Gasene. to .. won; Firestone, 8 to 3,
second: Far West. 3 to l. third. Time 1:27 40.
Fifth race, one mile-Font 3 to l. won; Ban
bury, to !, second; The Peer, to s. third.
Time. 1:42.
Sixth race four and half furlongs-Madcsp
II to 20, won; Eastern Star, Il to l, second !;
Ynca u to /. third. Time :57.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
St. Ignatius Admitted to
Subleague

At special meeting of the San Fran
cisco subleague of the Academic league
the st. Ignatius college was admitted to
membership.
The committee appointed at the last
session reported favorably and the re-
suit was the school was admitted.
st. 1gnatius college has always pro-
duced fast ball and track teams and
will enter a team in the Rugby schedule
this year.
With the Fottrell brothers entered in
the tennis tournament of May Ia the
Jesuit college should win this sport
handily.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
HARVEY ARRIVES TO
SECOND OWEN MORAN
Terms Are Agreed Upon for the Meeting
Between Attel and DriscOll
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

Mccarthy
TWO days away the followers of the warming
championship
this
Every sport Francisco places reliance
ability rauling exhibition,
8her be he has nothing on the little brick layer in this
accompanied by Joe Thomas the California middle Weight and Mrs T Tbonas
Of
T With Mca viii be one Of the most mpoan that W the % nie rsb @ m
coming from New York be at the nde INC P'O anu expense
night m as no sure % 5 n! on ] @ no Gga @ Har @ 3 a ad tey Hg ss last
@ % I @ % % nf % b % % f f 9s h Hpph p f mere two monn @
especially
% Ff m ia ao not trying TO uh0eTrae Mccarthy either %
MANAGER OFFERS $4,000 ON THE ENGL1sHMAN
& bet @ @ g no to d m H S 790q @ @ SO % ts Ens6msa @ no Get & Rsys
that
sog Moran did not meet nee his last evening Instead tea he
Hy charge
bet the bankrOl with Commissioner Tom corbett,
s % T @ @ R though 1e 15 @ m do11 G @ Is
standing
1Iec9h
layer behind his brother in the erS fight With Anton
crave e at 6e n @ ad ne 10 @ 5 s the ] fgh 6 on h the @ oag SEeVd d of
which Harvey Eee6 the present
time Out nothing Mccarthy money. They
@ q q the brick layer out there IA and if Moran wins many boy will be in
The sale the fight will this G4ns 500 Market
there will be room for everybody
@ % bS % be ] q Abe tte & M Of % this i @ ' and J Jen DTo of
-dSn Benny ses nnaagef jim Coroth
among tem they settled matters without single hitch
= ! a
Will wegh l26 pounds before the call OF time The
though OF the local probably will
BRITISH CHAMPION COMING AFTER ArTELL
DrcoI England will within
Gotham British champion will
he will
He May
viii He 5 a
Drisco and Ael viii tight and the will be
world They
10 ending
claimed
Dreol little Attel weight and height
Weight s arvs Wing fS P3Ras fPsinsd
Fred who Thomas to
folks Oakland presented his bride
Als Gardner the well
Joe matched to waltz 3 rounds with Billy Papke Cofroths
Saturday May IA Though
he left here half Thomas
the all
till he has succeeded reganing all his lost standing
Klaus his i
the showing that he made Ptsburg
served him this match with Papk Thomas
here his native and he makes good Illinois
thunderbolt
Thomas travelled
Omaha The black champion took liking
He will about l. in
he will do little light stuff order keep lmbered
been installed the big dance pavilion
Johnson WILL
hundred dollars he
Jehres o the afternoon of the o
He has date to show there and it is barely possible that he
positively will begin his work the first week in MAY.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
SETTLE MURRAY,s CLAIM

PHILADELPHIA. April 26-The
claim of William J. Murray against the
Philadelphia baseball club for salary
for his uncOmpleted term as mana ger
was adjusted here today at a meeting
between Thomas j. Lynch. president
OF the National league. former Man
ager Murray and officials of the local
club.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
TRACK GOSSIP

The Raisin day purse on for Saturday should
erlng out good field. 1t is at five and hall
Iuriohgs. weights will be announced today fol
the 1915 exposition handicap. -o'
LOUISVILLE. Ky. April 26-waldo. the fa
vorIte ior the kentucky derby. will not be taker
70 Lexington, and therefore will not start in thf
camden handicap, it was learned today Boca
main at Churchill Downs until the bie race &
called Don1u and Eyewhite also entries in the
hentuck! DERBY, will be taken to Lexington to-
morrow ana are expected to start In the Camden
nandicap. Housemaid, the year old Broom
STICK hiiy, will start in the futurlty at Lexing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
JACK HATHAWAY A SUICIDE

NEW YORK, April 26.-Jack Hatha-
way, once widely known as racing
man. book maker and pooIroom propri-
etor, shot himself tonight in a Brook
lyn saloon. Ever since the restrictions
on betting in this state he had been
respondent He was SO years old. and
famous for his immaculate attire
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
Churches May Enjoin
The Big Scrap
Especial Distdich 10 The Call

OAKLAND, April 26.-An organized
campaign against the proposed Jeff
ries-Johnson fight which is scheduled
TO take place at Emeryville July 4. will
be made under the auspices of the
church federation Of Oakland, by means
OF a series Of mass meetings to be held
throughout the county, and the use of
all the evangelical church periodicals
OF the state. Injunction proceedings
VIII be commenced by the federation
to prevent the fight, according to At
torney Carlos G. White
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
CHAMPIONsHIP POOL

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, April 2s.-In tho
second block of the championships nool
match tonight between Jerome Keogh
of Rochester. the title holder, and CIar-
ence Stafford of Chicago. Stafford cut
down Keoghs lead of last night. MAX
ing the total score, Geogh 4O1, Safford
400.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
POLISH WRESTLER WINS

NEW YORK, April 26.-zbyszsko
the Polish wrestler, won from Mort
henderson known as the northwest
champion, In two straight falls here
tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
Oakland Meets Sacred
Heart Next
Especial Dispotch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
OAKLAND. April 26-The baseball
team of Oakland high school will play
the crack championship team from Sa-
cred Heart in San Francisco tomorrow
afternoon at Freeman's park
The Oakland team will line up as
follows:
Hunt, pitcher; Dill, catcher: Brown,
first base; RoWlands, second base: Men
ges, third base; Holden, shOrtstop; Full
weller. left field; Stephens, center field;
Dunn. right field; T. N. Husband will
umpire.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
CLABBy-LAvIN BOUT DRAW

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 26.-Jimmy
Clabby of Milwaukee and Paddy LAWN
of Buffalo boxed 10 round here tonight.
A draw would have been the verdict If
a decision had been allowed
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Western League

At Wichita 10. Lincoln T.
At Denver-Denver g. Omaha T.
At TOpeka-TOpeka s. Des lIoineS 4
At st. JOSeDh-SiOux City q. St Joseph >
All other games postponed; rain aud cold
weather.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27

HAM AND LEMONADE FATAL Constance
Rose, II year old girl. who was in the
employ of the family of Policeman Jack Do
Ian at 1911 Mission street. died late Monday
night after suffering all day from convul
sions, supposedly caused by eating ham and
drinking lemonade Her stomach was sent
to chemist for examination yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
American League
Washington Q. New York 7

WASHINGTON April 26.-Washin=ton drove
two pitchers TO the bench today. defeating New
FORK. To 4. Walker was effective at critical
points. errors by Schaefer and Lelivelt being re-
spOnsible for three Of New Nork's runs in the
last inning. Score:
r. a.. z.
Washington ..-..................... % u g
New York ............. ..... o
Batteries-Walker and Street; Manning FriH
WarhOp and Sweeney.
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GLIDDEN can DAII.As

DALLAS, Tex, April 26.-The Glidden
tour pathfinder car arrived in Dallas
this afternoon from Paris. Tex.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27

The colors OF Allen & Hensley were in front ON
two occasions Yesterday. Wiltrude and Follie L
winning purses Tor the firm Among the riders
a Williams carried of the honors by landing two
races. "
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American Association

At Kansas City-St. Paul Il. Kansas CITY ..
Other games postponed; rain.
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PHILLIES DEFEAT
BOSTON IN ninth
EWING Makes His Debut With
Quaker Team and Pitches
Excellent Ball
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

PHILADELPHIA. April 26.-Phila-
delphia defeated Boston today in
ninth inning rally. Ewing made his
debut with the home team and pitched
excellent ball after the first inning
Score:
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The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryville

i il
no hundred dand
fast E. G presiding
a
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
New York 9, Brooklyn 8

NEW YORK, April 26-In a poorly played
game New York defeated Brooklyn today. To
New York got the winning i'm the ninth ou
Merkle's triple and Myers single. Score;
r. n. T.
Brooklyn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 e.
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II e
Batteries-BeIl Wilhelm. Dessan and Erwin.
Crandau Ames, Dickson and Myers. Umpircs
Klein and Kane
Cincinnati and Chicago National league games
postponed
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OF at 3:5S1s. Lena. 20
Winner ch- m. by Gold
a gaflop. second same.
olitan 10. The race was
her race. Eddie Graney
Pace too fast for Ellerd
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
THE CALLS FORECAST
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81.

FIRST RACE-Six furloni
olds and upward:
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27

Apprentice allowance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-27

not ut all particular about the char
acter of weapons within reach. When
the bill is withdrawn the answer to
this variety of politics will be concl''-
sivc Washington adVlces place beyond
doubt tho fact that Il clear majority Of
the senate is prepared to vote Tor
san Francisco Tho only doubt re-
manning concerns the status of the
house, and 1t is certain that SAT- Fran
cisco Is gaining votes every day, 1t Is
impossible that 1t should be otherwise,
in view Of the fact that this city asks
no sort Of subsidy from the nation anu
has further provided, in conjunction
with the state Of California, fund to
finance tho exposition amounting to
nearly three times rs much as that
scrapel up by New orleans. We need
not be surprised il between now md
Jan II, when the matter comes to II
vote in the house, there should come
from New Orleans y proposition TO
compromise on the basis of giving the
1918 date to San Francisco This Is
the sine qua non of any negotiations.
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CLAIMS or ARlsTocRAcY..

MO more important claims OF the
p,itish House of Lords, made before
III. noonle in a vain effort TO stem the
tide in favor of aboiishihs the ie"
mower of that body in legislation "i'-
ncor to us not to have been well lounu-
cd.
r,sc Lords claimed that their house
had supported the more importaht h''..i
ish legislative reforms OF the last ha'i
century, just when they We're plt'er'S
onnosinr the equitable tax on reuls'
MT they had formerly opposed even
No abolition of the Corn Laws
borough reform, civil-service reform
relieving Jewish disabilities anu Ing l
rniyorsIty test. the abolition OF COM
nu,sorv Church rates, Irish disestap-
j,shment OF Church with few conf
n,unionnts ana many tithes, the bnliot
| biu. the "One- Man, Onc-Votc" bilt, me
| law permitting Anonconformistr purials
in churchyards. the Irish Home Rnie
ana Land Purchase bills; antl-crucltY
nnls, the bills FOR early closing, wom-
q ems vote in local matters, ana u long
3 list of other progressive measures.
with such a record behind them 1t
T should seem that the Lords ought not
4 n wonder that after their last appeal
TO the country the British House of
+ Commons stands just rs it did. Thrice
I'm swItt succession the nation has voted
+ against the obstructive Lords.
From this distance. too, 1t seems that
tb.rr is small likelihood that what the
Lords love to term the Government
rhnliuon'' will fall asundcr. The coa'i"
ton strength is in fact all Liberal. ms
irish Members are Liberals--but Ma
tionalists besides. The Labor Mem
hers are Liboruls---but also social re-
formers. and the Liberals themselves
! nov entirely freed from the old Liberia
! unionists. seom very much in cnrnes
c in regard to Home Rule and advance
, labor measures
Il II appehrs to most OF the American
) observers that the peers viii do well t
$ bow to the inevitable. The British ma
II ton. slow to change, now appears I
d be resolved 20 reform the strange arts
g tocrntic anomaly known as INC 'ioAs
W of Lords.
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fNorthwcstcrn Christian Advocated =.
Mr.. Lor.mer has been officially de-


clared innocent Of having had anything
to do with the manner of his election 10
be United states senator from the state
of Illinois. Nobody Is deceived III re-
gard to the verdict, not even MI. LORI
mcr. MIR. Lorimcr knew and knows
that he was not elected by the people.
In matters political Mr. Lorifner pc
licyes with Mr.. Carlyle that the people
are Just so many millions. mostly iools.'
And in that Mr., Lorimer IS noI iMf
wrong. Just for that reason Mr.. Lori
mer thought and thinks that his cleo
ton was for the good of the people: For
the manner of his election he could not
and cannot hold himself responsible. To
his mind 1t was made necessary by
existing conditions in the national po-
lltical game. He played the game under
thr only rules he knew, and under
| these rules many another, no better
| than he, had come to public office and
| mower One can readily believe that
| Mr.. Lorimcr had no hand IN his own
| election 1t was managed too c!umsily
for that. Nothing short Of special
| providence. could have brought him
through with such taotlcss manerver-
| ing Only Democrats unused. by being
| ont of office so long, to Skilful political
| play could have bunGlcd so INDUSTRIOUS
| w. Mr.. I.orilncr, however, bears no
+ | malice. lie will retain his seat In tho
| senate. TIC Will luhc MS
as he took the accusation, with pecom-
! ing reserve and n degree of complacen-
CIV; and he will exercise u benevolent
and even plying compassion FOR tho
emotional public so foolishly suscepti-
bic to the call OF the understanding SEN
sation mongers,
It Is not necessary to think Of Mr..
Lorimer AS n sinner above all others.
/ All who know Mr.. Lorimcr personally
have n kind word FOR him. Even his
nolitical opponents witness to his per-
snnnl integrity, to the hlamclessness or
his personal habits. ana to the at
tractivcncs9 of his domestic life. AS q
man among men. as husband, father
ncichhor friend, Mr.. I4orimer Is in the
very best reputc. In spite of all which
Mr.. Lorilncr stands for the most de-
moralz!ng Influences IN our political
life. He is in the fullest, which Is
also the most sinister. meaning OF the
term, q ''profcsslonal politician" re
him, as to his class ''bIs business" is
| thn Immediate concern Of the state
,'Hig business" IL the first and last con
ditiOn of national prosperity and ;
prosperous nation IL the chief end o
craftsmanship. prosperity" he inter
prcts in terms OF material wealth. Per
sonally he would not object to the prey
AlNncc Of righteousness. truth. Justice
hrothorly kindncss but PROFESSIONAL,
tkpsn Nppcal to him to be inlmical t
:" "Nlg business" ana therefore hav
plIcr only as big business" leave
room for them, a nation whose God |
the Lord, nation whose hulwarks ar
; Justice and judgment, nation Il
Z which material good is made tirbutnr
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yrat concessions New Orleans may
eek would be matter for discussion
NATIONAL HuMoR.
Boston Herald.

1t is a great thing for an ighortht
world that wise professors are con-
stantly at work making investlga-
lions to disprove the long established
concepts OF mankind, and we canhot
he too thankful to learn from Il sun
urban teacher of English that thers
Is no such thing MS national hM,'or'
American. English or trcnch: lherc
are humorists Of individual iuiosEh-
rrasics hut such idiosyncrasics are us
likely to appear in the writings OF
5Ercnchman as of an American or ah
Irnplishman. and there are no as
cnyerabIe indications of a pecular
national shirt in the humorous htera-
tire of any people. 1t Will take li,ails
professors of English to dlsapuse
mankind of established preconcep-
tons touching the cnhrae'er annn
humor OF particular nations even
though all who know world-literature
,,.iI, admit that humorists of every
tyne occur In all lands. 1t must nc
remSmbered. too that only a sn'tit
NV, of n pcople's humorous express
sion finds its way into print, ana q
stlu smaller part into books OF per.
munent value. There IS perlecti.
sound reason for thinking American
a ,,,'.,,a, IN large measure dependent
n,,nr the quick national sense for M
cinrruitics; English humor, some
| Zines trife heavy. and often me-
| chon,cnl vet on the average near !. %
r'horl,erav's admirable definition, WI
ana love: Fren6h humor sly, shafL
| and delicate: German humor tinctut .,,1
rather strongly with The spirit OIL ~,
practical joke, and spanish hu'' ~,
| touched with grave WISDOM, "a -
eo.'S = eyemplificd in the immortn
| proverbs of Sancho fah"a az"
| =, r..
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Accounts balanced.

a young Philadelphia who had de-
cided that his somewhat cStravaSant
spouse ought to keep an account of
her expenditures came to her one day
with neat account book, prettliy
bound, &
NOV, Suzanna,' said he. Il want
YOU to put down on this side of the.
book tho money ! save YOU for tho
household expenses, and on the other
a statement OF how 1t goes. In y
couple of weeks Ill give you another
supply OF money"
Suzanne took tho book and promised
TO follow instructions.
Two weeks later hubby called for
"oh, i've kept IL all right" said SUE
anne, -'Here 1t Is, /,
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