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The Washington times., 1910-06-21
CASINO-Cont.nuous Vaudeville.

Last night Cont Chic and THE Girl
OF Mystery bean their second week
as headliners Tor the bill at the Casino
and a large crowd saw their unusual
performance Of mind reading which
made such a hit all Of last week As
heretofore. no recourse was had TO pre-
pared writing pads, but the questions
were whispered TO the count and prompt
ly repeated and answered by his as
sistaut
Maxwell. the boy pianist. IS another
feature 81 the bill He did some cN-
ceIIput imitation work, and q number OF
unusual stunts in piano playing
others on the bin are Helen Drew In
several graceful dances. Herbert, tho
musical waiter, Price and Vigil, IN a
oue-acr comedy sketch, the Aerial Bart
let's. tLe American Comedy Four, Ro-
sale Sisters. EIatl0w and Dunn, black
face comedians. and GalanlO, the clay
mgdcler.
The usual interesting motion pictures
are shown.
The Washington times., 1910-06-21
rFOONLEGHF M
STEAMER 81. Johns

Leayes !th St wharf. s. W. p m
Every evening except Saturday and SUNDAY.
commencing June 18th. renewal o. those de-
Ighlul 1orry-Hile NoOullgh- Trips
Music. Dancing. Palm Garden
Fare; Adults. 2ses children. I5G.
The Washington times., 1910-06-21
Ben Greet Players Surpass
Former Efforts in 'The
Tempest"

'1Ierrily, meTily, shall I live now,
Under the blossom that hangs from the
bOugh."
The Washington times., 1910-06-21
NATIONAL UNION
MEETINGS TONIGHT

An assembly Of the National Union
VIII be held tonight at 3 O'Clock AT Pyth
Temple FOR the purpose Of electiug three
senators to represent the District az the
session OF the atlOual Cn.va senate,
al Nackiuac island in July. state, War,
and Navy Council will also meet AZ
Pythiau Temple. and Scott and Fra
terual at Schmidts Han
The Washington times., 1910-06-21
MOTHERS ERLENl
A LINIMENT. FOR FXTERNAI,- USE.

only Mothers simple remedy E@7&A
produces kI[TE
Of inestmabe mother Mothers kZZ4
relieves pain
the different ~
limbs glands
preserving prospective
massage by
expanding thoroughly
babys coming without
THE BRADFIELD COMPANY. ATLANTA GA
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
Heavier Yosemite Eleven
Win From BrOoklyns

The football team of the Yosemite
club defeated the Brooklyns yesterday
morning on the Preside athletic
grounds by score of IS to 0. The
grounds were mass of mud and water
and the players We're pitiful sight be-
fore the game was 10 minutes old.
Neither team seemed to know much
about the present game of football,
though at times the BroolSlyns would
show little dash of briniancy. The
winning team outweighed their op-
ponents by fully 10 pounds to the man
and should haze won by double the
score if weight had been of any use
Mcmillan and Thiele were the stars
of the Yosemites, while Flatley and Daily
did the best work for the losers. The
officials showed but little knowledge of
the game and most of the time was
spent in squabbles- among the players
and at times Il looked as if the game
would end in fight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
Another Marathon Runner
Here With a Def

The local colony of Marathon run
ners was increased yesterday by the
arrival from the north of William STAN
lay, the Danish distance man, who has
been doing such good work in Seattle.
Spokane, Tacoma and British Columbia.
stanlay is out with a challenge for any
OF them. but his special def is for the
French champion, st. Yves. whom, he
declares, he can run off his feet any
time they start. Stanlay bars nobody.
He's Just like all the other Marathon
runners.
IF he can not get on with st. Yves,
Stanlay says that he Will enter
a sweepstakes event with Hayes, Do
rando, Marsh and the numerous others
who are hanging around and declaring
themselves If willingness counts for
anything. the Dane certainly should
90 some good for himself
Stanley made big hit in this city
about a year ago when he entered the
local field, practically unknown. and
showed plenty of speed and endurance.
lie started here twice, and on both
occasions he met with an accident,
which handicapped his chances of gain
ing a victory.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
NO fight IN UTAH,
SPRY'S ULTIMATUH
Governor Says Drastic Meas
ureS viii Be Taken 10 Up=
hold the Law

CHICAGO. Jan. 16.-"There will be
no fight in salt Lake City or any other
place in Utah. The authorities viii
take whatever drastic steps are neces-
sary to prevent it."
This was the statement of Governor
Spry of Utah, who arrived in Chicago
late tonight.
Il have made this assertion before"
continued Governor Spry. but ! re-
peat il now with renewed emphasis.
There is no use Of these sporting men
keeping mp the talk OF Overthrowing
the laws in Utah.
1T viii be absurd if couple of fight
promoters could nullify the law a. their
convenience The law is against the
fight and we simply will not permit it,.
i don't think il would be necessary
to call out the militia to prevent a
fight, but we would take whatever
drastic action that would be necessary.
1t is generally understood that the fight
is to take place in California, and we
do not think there is any danger of our
state being invaded. AS to the supposed
guaranty having been put up by Salt
Lake businessmen, it had no official
sanction.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
MUDLARkS STILL
HAVING INNING
President Williams Announce
nIenf of Extension Choicest
Bit of Turf Information

The announcement made by Thomas
II. Williams. president of the Pacific
Coast jockey club, that the racing sea
son would be extended 40 days and
probably 60 if conditions warranted
was the most Startling BIZ of turf news
that has been handed out since the
season opened.
There was quite a little speculation
as to whether the meeting would be
extended. However. Williams stopped
the gossip by his declaration, which
came as good news to all. 1t first goes
TO show that the racing game is not a
failure under the oral system of bet
ting and furthermore the interest in
the sport seems to have picked up as
the season has progressed. Last Satur-
days crowd was one Of the best week
day crowds during the current season
and the speculation was brisk
The fact that the Pacific jockey club
did not allot dates to the Santa Anita
track was generally expected. 1t is
known that the officials of both tracks
had an understanding before the sea :
son opened and they agreed To pool
| their interests.
George Rose, one of the big stock
holders of the Santa Anita track, ar
rived in the city last night and is reg
/ istered at the St Francis. He comes
to look the situation over and he will
probably hold a conference with the
officials of the Pacific Coast jockey club.
While no definite announcement has
been made that the Los Angeles track
will be running next season it is gen
orally believed that there will be racing
on the Santa Anita course owing to the
success of the local meeting.
The mudders viii undoubtedly have
an inning for few days at least. The
heavy rains during the last few days
has made the going good and juicy
and the webfooters Will be the money
getters for while at least
H. G. Bedwell plans to send Nadzu
out for the money in the long distance
races. The clever performer is appar-
emily rounding to form and he will be
a starter in the mile race today. The
track is to his liking and while the
distance is a little short for him he
looks to have a splendid chance with
the field which he meets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
ThiStles Clear y Defeated by
Rover Soccerites

The ThistIes proved no match for the
Albion Rovers in the soccer game,
played at Freeman's park Oakland.
yesterday afternoon, the scots going
down to a to J defeat. 1t was a
cracking good game Of football despite
the muddy field.
The Rovers lined up without Selkirl1
and pike. Milne was sent in TO play
fullback and formeE Goal Keeper Mar
shall performed stunts iH the forward
line. Duncanson, Scott Smith and Me-
Ritchie We're best for the Thistles
while the entire Albion team played a
classy game.
The Independents almost sprang a
surprise on the Vampires in the game
played at Fruitvale. the wearers Of the
bat emblem coming out with the long
END of a to 1 score. Hailes and Walls
scored in the first half and Robertson
scored in the last half, after Walls had
taken the ball down the field alone
The Burns defeated the United Gale
domains to at the Alameda grounds
The losers never had a chance
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
Li!ienthal Wins California
Club Tennis Singles

The class singles tournament begun
at the California tennis club two weeks
ago was completed yesterday with the
playing Of the hnals of the second class.
sam IdrenthaI best n. Burroughs i'm
straight sets the score being S-6.
&C. 6-1
The nterclass playoff was post
poued on account of the fact that the
courts dried late in the afternoon and
Lilienthal the second class winner.
drew Rose. the first class winner. Had
the latter drawn Ekberg, the winner
of the THIRD class, they could have
PLAYED their match.
I'm the playoG next Sunday Lilien-
thai win receive handicap Of Is and
owe so 3-6 from Rose. Ekberg Will
play from 30 above scratch.
These are liberal odds and Rose VIII
need all his stcadiness if he hopes TO
run against them The winner viii re-
ceive Il handsome silver cup.
Although the courts at the park GL<ied
early in the afternoon no progress was
made in the handicap singles tourna-
ment on account of the absence of Peek
and Sparrow. The Qther two teams
were present and looking for trouble
but had to content themselves with a
friendly practice match.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
JEFF SAYS GLEASON
WILL Be THE MAN
Big Boiler Maker Ignores Rick
ard. and Says Bout VIII Be
Held in San Francisco
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

JOLIET, Ill, Jan. 16.-James j. JET
fries arrived in Joliet this morning
after paying visit TO Mrs Jenries,
who still continues in serious condition
in a Chicago hospital
Jeffrjes declared he had received
word that Gleason had been awarded
a fight permit to pun off the big bout
in san Francisco. and If things went
wrong at the last minute which he
did not expect, Gleason would pun off
the fight across the bay.
Jeff would not discuss Riekard at ALL
but intimated that when it came to a
showdown Gleason would be the real
man to deal with.
= am in good condition" said the
big fellow, and now weigh 30 pounds
with my street clothes on. All this
talk ABOUT my wind being broken is
bunk. | know my condition and am in
just as good shape as ever.
Il will close my snow the latter part
of this month, stop at Chicago to pick
up Mrs Jemries and win then start for
California to begin the hard work
which will continue until the fight is
pulled off"
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
Indoor Yacht Club in Line
For Second Cruise

The members of the Indoor yacht club
will take theif second cruise into the
Yosemite valley on the evening Of Feb
ruary 4. Two Pullmans have been
chartered and the inland tars will
travel in their usual splendor. Two
days viii be spent in the valley, during
which time ski jumping, baseball in
the snow and other popular pastimes
will be indulged in.
Cowboy Charley Cohen has been
appointed chaperon and he will be as
sisted by Tom MulYey, Jim Mulvev.
Jimmy Mulholland and Bill Crayton.
John J. O'Malley win be in charge of
the food and other refreshments and
Tom Corbett viii act as master Of cere-
monies
Arrangements have been made to ac-
commodate 100 of the members of the
club. Jim Coffroth has cabled his prom
Use to be among those present The
committee in charge consists of Percy
Dana, Frank Powers, Harry Sullivan.
Joe Lewis, Gregory Mitchsll. Tommy
knight and Judges Van Nostrand, Ca
bannis, Trout and Graham
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
WINSCLUB RUN AND
SETS new RECORD
Irish=American Sprinter in a
Burst of Speed Goes Fifteen
Miles in ::504=5
By HERBERT HAUSER

James Magee of the Irish-American
athletic club carried off the first hon
ors in his clubs Is mile championship
race yesterday afternoon on the sta
dunn track and established coast
record of / hour % minutes so 4-5e sec
onds-remarkably fast time for the
distance.
Twenty-Five athletes started in the
contest, with Isaac Day, the Bolinas
veteran. clad in pair of long linen
trousers and wearing heavy shoes and
his hat, setting the pace for the first
half a mile, but Magee soon let out a
burst of speed which made his time
for the first mile minutes and 80 sec
onds, a fast clip for the first mile OF
such a grueling contest.
Gradually the Irish runner Kept in
creasing his lead until he had Tapped
John Johnson, the little Swedish run
ner, in the seventh mile. At times dur
ing the latter part of the contest John
son would attempt to pull away from
his easy running opponent, but was un-
able to decrease Magee's lead.
The first runner to quit was Tracey
of the Irish-Americans, who dropped
out after covering nearly three miles.
He was followed shortly after by Frank
Burns of the metropolitan club, Isaac
Day and number of others, until but
eight men were left on the track in the
following order: Magee, Johnson, Reh-
berg, Reardon, Waters. Larsen. Roth
stein and Gustaphson. Otto Boeddicker,
the little Olympic club runner, quit at
the thirteenth mile.
Magee ran q careful and heady race
and showed excellent condition, and at
no time during the contest was he in
any way distressed. His performance
yesterday was somewhat of a surprise
to many who have seen him run during
the last year, though he made fair
showing in the last Dipsea contest.
Johnson ran a good race, but his short
easily as that of his more 1.-THE and
willowy opponent William Rehberg
of the yisitacion Valley Athletic asso-
citation ran great race and gives
every promise Of being a conner
The time of the first four contestants;
Afagee, hour % minutes 5o4-5 seconds;
johnson. l hour u minutes So 30 seconds; ;
Rehberg. l hour 33 minutes 30 seconds; Rear
don l hour sc minutes % seconds. The time
as follows. First , minutes so seconds. Sec
ond. IL minutes - seconds: third IL minutes
seconds; fourth. 23-minates % seconds
fifth 2S minutes ~ seconds; sixth, "a minutes
IS seconds; seventh. 10 minutes 3S seconds: :
eighth 46 minutes % - seconds; ninth, -
minutes % seconds; tenth, 3S minutes 10 see
onds; eleventh Ct minutes 20 seconds; twelfth.
10 minutes II seconds: thirteenth, a minutes
seconds; fourteenth, So minutes - seconds;
fifteenth, 50 minutes 80 Is seconds.
About 1900 people gathered around
the cfnder track to witness the con-
test During the afternoon Johnny
HAYES. Dorando, Marsh, st. Yves, Con-
molly and several other 1iarathoners
were introduced to the specta tors. The
race was we'll handled by the officials
of the club.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
East 0akIanderS Pile Up Big
Score Against Peralta

The Oakland branch OF the Catholic
schools athletic league basket ball
tournament got a successful start Sat
arday by pulling off a double header
which resulted in victories for st. An
.lhonv's school and St Josephs insti-
.trrte. The East Oaklanders defeated the
peraIta park team by the score of 45
20 S. while the institute youngsters
piled up - points to the tallies an
neNed by their plucky little opponents
frou ST. Francis dc Sales school
Following is the personnel OF the
four teams that started the transbay
tournament,
ST Anthony s. Cabral. Hanley, Cryer.
Al IIcnas, Arthur Henas, Harding.
o'COnnell
81 Joseph mN-Greene. Rocha.
Porter. Gardner, 14ennessy, August.
81 goseph's Notwithstanding gan.
Martin. Nolan Enos, Suraez.
81 Francis de Sales school-lerrlety,
Ahern. Feneran. Freeman, Mcclure.
eepers-FOrslund and Ben
famin Referees. Thorpe and Callahan.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
Stewart Leads in National
Club ShOOtfest

It was an off day at the Shell Mound
ranges yesterday afternoon, only one
club, the Nationals. competing The
Golden West shooters were scheduled
to appear, but for some reason failed
to report. s. II. Stewart was high man
in the Nationals shoot, with score
of as. y Z. Cordes. ". S. Grattan and
II. w Mitchell made totals of 42
The official figures:
A, 4. Cordes ~, c. Z. Brown Il, ". Stark s.
Thomas MeGilyery 10. \ Labourdette IS. 81.
Peterzon -. v. Weitzenberg n. E. g. Dolder
~, L. de Rosa -, G; o. Harris 30, L. Welden
-, II. A. Define IL w. g. Barber "a. r. Kfisby
Is, J. J. G. Roberts So. i. Podesta b. H. r.
Mitchell 80. II. ". Mitchell - A. r. Coons
~. ". H. Hroencke 80, {. 3. Pierce 50. C. ".
Stevenson 50. G. +. 1Ieineman 81. H. Thode 81.
" Il. Tenant 81. A. ;. HattelG 81 II. Carter
IS. n. tIaline "a. J. Bailse 2S r r. Carson 4S,
f. \. Harris 81, f. Matthai IS, ". H. Me
Kenzie ~, ". Galbrailh 81 +. q. Suehahn %.
K Herring IT. W. 5. Grattan 42, 5. II. Stewart
TO- J. Davidson 10.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
.BFDWFLL ENTRIES
RUN ONE AND TWO
Shilling Pilots Right Easy TO
Victory With Prince Ahmed
Second in Handicap

JUAREZ, Mex, Jan. 16-The Fl. c..
Bedwell entries, Right Easy and Prince
Ahmed. ran one two in the El Paso
handicap, one mile. at Terrazas park
today.
Shilling had the mount on Right
Easy and opened up a lead of 10
lengths in the first half mile, and won
by TWO lengths in 1873 Is Right
Easy stepped the first half mile in 46
seconds. The weather was ideal and
an exceptionally large crowd turned
out six favorites were defeated.
Following are the results:
5oI5. FIRST RAcE-six furlongs; selling:
Odds Horse, Weight aud Jockey Fin.
Sl-Mary Geneyieye. 107 Goose ......... L
Blob Lynch. l04 tGarner1 .......-...- :
lS-5-I.ord Clinton, 109 (SbiIing) .......... >
Time. Ill Judith Page, Miss Hardly, Rio
Pecos Uneie Pete, Sam Webb. Prudish, Daisy
Garth, Billy Bard. also ran
59l6. SECOND RAcE-six' furlongs; selling:
Odds Horse, Weight ant Jockey Fin.
9f-Gypsy King, 1o4 Kennedy ..........., /
7-I--Eight Knight, I0l (Molesworth) ...... =
% Execute, 10 tsmalll Observation-Disclosures. 8
Time, liz. ocean Queen. Meddling Hannah
Airs, Howard Pearson Doctor Mack also
59I7. THIRD RACE-Six furlongs:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
5-I- BHstem, 100 fGarcial ............. /
Slid Eeek, 93 lBenescoteul ........ >
20-1- Sociable, % {Ramsey) ............... 3
Time, 1:12 30 The Fad Tqpland, j. H.
Heushton, La Dextra, also ran.
5s1s. FOURTH RACE-one mile; the FL
Paso handicap:
odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin
@-l-Right Easy. ia (Shilling) ............s1
3-1-prnce Ahmed. 125 tAustiul .. .
-GloEio. 1872 tB. Wilson, .......... 3
Time, 1:3s 10 Meadow, orbicuIsr. Charlie
Hargrave. also ran.
5sls. FIFTH RAcE-Five and half fur
longs:
odds Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin
3-l-EHheld. 112 'tiarnerj ..........
16-5-Jclly. - (Benescoten) ......... .
9-5-Pajaroita. 16 (Shillng) .....-. 3
Time, l:o6 30. Seven Full also ran.
$500. SIXTH RACE-one mile: selling:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin
l0-1--Sensible, 105 (Bencscoten) .. /
S1-Himalaya. III (Moleswort) 2
sf-kopek. los Ramsey ..... =
Time, i:39 30 Acqua. Whip Ton. Bonnie
Prince Charlie Gerrymander, also ran
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
TAN WINS 49TH
STRAIGHT VICTORY
Winged V Football Eleven OF
Vallejo Shows Champion
ship Form
[SeeeiaI 80 Q ~ -


VALLEJO, Jan. 16.-The winged VS.
added another victory to their long list
this afternoon when they defeated tire
eleven from the cruiser New Orleans
TO the tune Of II to o. The contest
was spectacular throughout. but could
have been greatly Improved upon by
referee vino knew the fine points of
the game instead Of am official who
had to use the rule book every few
minutes. as Referee Jones did.
His decisions showed no partiality,
but We're the source of a great deal Of
wrangling.
In the first minutes. of play OBrien
succeeded in planting a drop kick from
the so yard line between the goal posts.
which counted 9, and 30 minutes later.
when Reeber Of the New Orleans at
tempted a punt from the 90 yard line.
Fielder blocked the pigskin. A New
Orleans halfback fell ON the ball be-
hind the eoal posts, adding more
points to the Winged score.
The sailors soon learned that the
only way to gain was to buck the line.
which they did with a vim. carrying
the ball from the center Of the field
in the second half down to the Winged
VS. IS yard line. where they lost the
oval on tumble.
Castignette punted TO safety.
Winged v player rescUing the ball
With a series OF end plays the ball was
carried TO the New Orleans % yard
line, when perfect forward pass was
executed by Halfhack O'Brien who car
ried the ball over the goal line Tony
Blanco kicked the goal making the
score II to o.
watson. Gee. Falls and DyIer PLAYED
exceptionally fine ball for the Winged
VS., while Reeber, Fox and Weatheral
were the stars for the sailor team.
Todays victory is the forty-ninth,
with never a defeat, for the Winged v
team. and but one tie against them.
and that is held by the fast Century
team of Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
Amateur Boxing Matches
Card of Oakland Club

As a result of the Oakland Reliance
clubs amateur boxing tryouts, held on
Friday night. Superintendent Mcintyre
has announced the following program
OF matches for the amateur boxing
night. January p: =
Fiannigan vs. Delah. I30 pounds: Morrison
vs. Rhodes l45 pounds Neltz Owens. loo
pounds: SchFader vs.. Roy. 1875 pounds; Sauberg
VS. Ratesky. 1913 pounds Silva vs.. Wright, 1@i
pounds.
The snow win be free to club mem
bers and invited guests.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
Young Shooter Makes High
Score of the Day

The second shoot Of the year given
bv the California schuetzen club was
Ield yesterday at Schuetzen park. The
hampton Of the day was T. o. Bratton.
oomparativelY d novice at the sport.
Braiton scored g rings out Of a posi-
6lc IS on the competition handicap
match. The pistol and revolver match
resulted in a tie for first place. Charles
Rietzke and 0. A. Bremer each having
IS rings 20 their credit on the standard
american target
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17

The New York Central lines during
December. 1909. handled 1,674.12S loads,
or sn increase of 162.S94 loads over
the same period in the previous year,
which is the largest December move-.
ment in the history of the system. For
the entire year of 1909 1e.28s,19f loads
We're handled. an increase of 2,12S,S66
loads over the year 1905
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
fex Still Talking
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

l. SALT LAKE, Jan. 16.--rex Rickard
announced today that the Jeffries-Joh
son fight viii be held in the Saltair
pavilion, built over great Lalt lake. a
bicycle track will be remodeied and
an arena constructed to accommodate
>. 600 persons or more. The arena viii
be GOV cred so as to protect the specta-
tors in The event of inclement weather.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
LaeARMIsINo,s DOCS MIN

.Coursing was resumed at lneleslde
park Yesterday and Louis Lagarmislno $
clever sreyhounds captured All the hon
org The crowd Afainstay and a young
ster named Aurolo divided the money.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
wREsTLERs SIGN FOR sotr

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-Dr b. L. Roller
of Seattle and Raoul de Rouen today
were matched to wrestIe here on Feb
ruary IT,
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17

Statistics have been compiled show .
ing the total number of motor vehicles
registered in Great Britain and ireland
up to September, 1909. to be 1878.
The total is made up of S4,S40 private
motor cars. l5,lSi cars used for trade
purposes. S,752 public service vehicles
anu 1900 motor cycles.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-01-08
Ed HOOD.

The Picayune takes pleasure
presenting the above gentleman
to the voters of Nevada County
as candidate for re election to
the Sheriff's Office. There is
nothing that we could say about
Ed Hood that would add to his
name or increase his popularity
with the Nevada County citizen
ship, for he is known and liked
by all. He has served the peo-
pie and his public service is a
living monument to his excellent
manhood. Why Ed. whats the
use to dwell longer upon your
candidacy? Every man, woman
and child in this county knows
you, and your many friends will
see to it that your name will be
scratched as few times as possi-
BILE at the primary election.