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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
Mackay Moves Stable
Over to France
[ssss;sl Dispaleh 70 TIE Cali

LEXINGTON. Ky. Sept. Clarence
Mackay, who several years ago secured
\ lease on the Kingston farm of o. L.
Baker of this city at $4,000 year.
has decided TO remove his entire breed
ing establishment from Kentucky to
France. IT is believed that Mackay's
order is because of the law killing
racing in New York. w X Vanderbilt.
Frank Gould. Harry Payne Whitney,
Herman B. Dwyer and other New York
milIionaires are now racing in France.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04

Oakland may put Ralph Willis to work this
morning the grounds across the bay. Willis
has not game there since he switched
from the Seals to the Oaks. but he looks to be
about due In the afternoon Moser is scheduled
to work. while Arrellanes probably will be op-
posed to him. Either Whslen or Byram. the new
Sacramento southpaw, viii pitch in the morning
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04

Oakland and Sacramento will play double
header tomorrow, Labor day. There will also
be double headers in Portland and Los Angeles.
This means that the Tuesday games Will have
70 be postponed on account of lack Of travelling
time. There will be game in Los Angeles
on Wednesday. for the that the Angels
can not make the jump before Thursday morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04

When Maggart came home in the seventh he
slid as though his life depended upon il. Mag
gart did not know that there chance
td get him. Somebody told him TO slide, SO he
hit the earth without looking back.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04

PITTSBURG. Sept. 3.-Fred Zirnger- ban
tam weight boxer, died here today from a drink
of carbOlc acid which he took by mistake for
eramp medicine. Although only % years oil.
Ziringer had taken part In more than ZOO bat
ties
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
American Association

At apolis-First game: Columbus Is.
indianapolis g. Second game--Columbus =, In
danapois 3. (Game called at end of sixth in
ming; darkness.
AT Toledo--Louisvlle 0, Toledo ].
At Milwaukee-kansas City l.. Milwaukee o..
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04


second after leading all the way. Sum
mary:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
11-5-Ybor. 1o2 (Van Dusenl .............. 1
30-1-Sir Barry, 10 (Coburn) .......... Q
15-1-Zick Abrams, 102 u. Parker .......... 3
Time, 1:02 2-5. MoIle Montrose, Garter
SECOND RACE-Five furIongs. selling:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
S-1-Tramotor. 10I (Van Dusen) ........... L
50-l-Aunt Polly, 105 Dennson) ...........
2l-Madeline Musgrave. 107 0Iindhorst) -. 2
Time 1:o2 10. Native Son. Billy Mayham,
Del CruZador Blameless also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and half furlongs, sell
ing:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
l-2-Marisn Casey, 9S (Seldent ............. /
3-l-Hamper. 1o2 tCalahan). n)................. 2
5O-l-Eilerd. 10l (Van Dusen) ............... 3
Time los 4-5. Bonnie Bard. Folie L, also
ran
FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs, Dillon handi-
cap:
s-5-Jim Basey. 112 (Cobarn) )..
1-1-Milt Jones' 100 (E. SMITH l............. .
6-l-Beatrice Soule. 10T lFischer) ............. 3
Time. 1:02 2-5. Louise B, ST. Heller, Dead
wood. also ran.
FIFTH RACE-one mile and 30 yards, selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin
4-5-Rosevale, LOG (van DusenD ............ l
5-2-John Louis. 100 (Coburn) ......... ?
2o.l-sir John. 1o4 (E. Smith ............... 8
Time :46 20 Treasure Seeker, kogo, Coon
skin. Tugboat, also
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs. selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
I5-1-Gene Wood. lO9 q. Parker ........
5-f-Deneen log (Coburn) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
5,I;-Nebraska Lass; 100 yam Dusenl
llnghsst, Sainest. Warner Grswell Gresham
Camera, also
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04

Los ANGELES. Sept 3.--The Pacific coast
swimming records were broken here last night
Frank Rolborow covered so yards in 261a sec
onds. beating the record 3-5 of second. and
Tom Hewlett swan half mile in 13:45 1-5.
The former marx was 1A:10
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
Cured in ; DAYS
YaricOcele
HydrOcele
Hernia
Piles
FiStula
Structure

CURE VARIC0CELE. HYDROCELE.
HERNIA. PILES. FISTULA AND STRIC
IURE in ave days. No severe operation
No detention from occupation.
am the only specialist IN San Francisco
who does not advertise a fictitious name and
photograph 1 publish my true photograph
correct name. personally conduct nv Office
am the longest established most eucceSSgrl
and reliable. as medical credentials and prers
reccrus prove i make this statement so that
you will know you consult a celebrated spe-
e1alist who sees and treats patients peraor
ally. I possess SKIN and experience acquireI
IN such way that no other can share and
should not be classed with medical eonpa-
nles. II Is unwfss and expensive to embrace
the statements OF medical companies. II u
impossible for a medical company to stte1d
college. Companies have no diplomas or
license TO practice medicine in California -
any other state. Medical companies usually
personality and identity ara fndean,ss h
selected and Published as the Iezftimats so@.
eialist OF the office Hired substituted orii-
consultations. examinations and Treatment
MY DIRECT TREATMENT roR
"'WEAKNESS,'
That disorder commonly known o.. ssvs.s
ness" has for years and generations bafaed
the efforts OF physicians yet to this verv dsv
q majority OF doctors soecfaiisf. nas e..
eepted: are attempting to overcous n Nv
methods that have been IN constant use and
dose the system with powerful stfnuisnt. ana
tonics. calculated to restore uervors go. "
strengtn tnat - not and never has bean Iaek
ing. with result that the functIons a..
temporarily excited. Ia the uosiftvs 5.s-t
ment OF the patient Weaknes<-ws vv,li 49,,
1t such for convenience Just now-is orF~ !.
symptom resulting from a chronicallv .,rnh.o
and innamed prostrate gland and = crr.hl
BY local treatment only. Either esrtv ds..t
patton or some Improperly treated co1t-sctss
disease is responsible for the inaanmsfio, q.
most instances. though accident in1T-~
strain etc. may produce the same r-sni{
permanently cure these cases OF nrec.s,
ness. loss OF power, etc, without tha o5,I..
OF single internal dose. which der,o,st--s -
the absolute accuracy Of my unde-1f..S,-
and treatment OF this disorder n ~-.-
have NOT met with q single fafiurs 40
have entire confidence IN nv abfIffv .. - :
all cases that come 90 me FOR treaf,,.ne
am equally certain that no treafrns.t -. !
than that which have perfected So o.o~' ~
pleteiy and permanently restore stren<fA sn,,
vfgor. ana
also cure Contracted Dfs.... r>.u.,.
Losses. Spermatorrhoea Conts 1io,. Isyuis pIsns
Poison and all Complications ron YOoo Psssa
ailments. 1nese
My advice ana consultation r.. "a -.
afnicted. whether treatment 10 taken A. ~
an always glad to explain nv methe.F, = \
give friendly advice to all who call TT
can not come 70 see me. write TO-DAY 1osL
a. m to p m Sundays. to I onIy =
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LEADERS TIED in
CRICKETERS' RACE
AiaHedaS and Wanderers VIII
Make Special Efforts to
Win TOday's Games

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
Anaconda Results

ANACONDA, Mont. Sept. 3.-Jlm Basey,
with top weight, ran away from his field In
the feature today. The aged Aunt Polly
at 80 to L lacked only head of winning the
second race after leading all the way. Sum
mary:
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04

Apprentice allowance.
Weather clear. Track fast.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12
THE HE|NzE CASE
WILL co TO
Jury
HEARING WILL BE COMPLETED
TODAY AND PANEL WILL
DECIDE THE ISSUE.

New York May 1.-THE case OF f.
Augustus Hcinze. former president of
the Mercantile National bank. accused
by the government of misapplication
of the banks funds and over -certifi-
cation of the checks of otto Heinze X
Co. his brothers firm. will go to the
jury tomorrow evening
The taking of testimony came To n
close late today and the summing up
and the courts charge will wind up the
trial tomorrow
big surprise was sprung by the
defense today la resting it's case with
out calling Hcinze To the stiAd Pros
ecutor Wise in turn rested his case
without any attempt at rebuttal
Under the ruling Of Judge Hough
ronfinlng the charges To the single
transaction of II $500. 1000 loan on Oc-
tober II, 1907. made by the Mercantile
bank to otto Hcinze x Co. the de-
fense confined itself to one line of at
tack on the Indictment
The only testimony Offered was as
Ia the value of the collateral offered
by llcinze Ia secure this loan 10
prove stability of the United Copper
company, whose stock was pledged in
security, the secret resources of III,
| IIelnzes were made public Witnesses
/ today were questioned along lines de,
/ veloped yesterday To prove that com.
panics controlled by the United Cop
+ per company gave II "A substantial
/ footing
/ Emil Klein. cashicr Of the Mercantile
/ bank. was questioned with a View t.
/ relieving lieinze Of part Of the re-
4 sponsibility for the $500 900 loan II
i had been previously testified thai
/ Charles " Morse had promised to tali,
/ half of this loan
Klein testified To having received
checks Of sl26000 and $4,000 from
Morse on October l5, 1907. in par
payment Of the lonn. At the time h,
said there was a deficit agains
IIeinze In the bank of $4,000 makini
the amount of the loan after thes,
payments only 100000
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12
ROOSEVELT NAMED
TO ATTEND
FUNERAL
is APPOINTED SPECIAL AMBAS
sADoR FOR OCCASION OF
EDWARDS BURIAL.

Washington. May 1.-The appoint
ment of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
by President Taft as special ambassa
dor to represent the United States at
the funeral of King Edward VII. In
London. May 90. was officially an
nounced today. cablegrams were ex
changed last night.
This IL said Ia have been the first
direct communication between Presi
dent Taft and Mr. Roosevelt since
the formers inauguration.
The cablegrams follow:
Washington. May 10. 13l0--Roose-
welt. care American embassy, Berlin:
| should be very glad II you would act
as special ambassador to represent the
United States At the funeral of King
Edward VII. ! am sure the English
people Will be- highly gpatified at your
presence in this capacity and that our
people will strongly favor H. Have as
yet received no official notice of the
date of funeral, but ii is reported that
IL VIII take place on the 20th of this
month Please answer
flgned. WILLIAM H. TAFT"
"Herln. May 10, 19l0.-The Prasl-
dent Washington: Accept.
I tSlgned) ROOSEVELT"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12

The results Of yesterdays track
meet show what can bc done with a
few determined men. who are willing
to work Six weeks ago the team
which represented Montana yesterday
was "a bunch OF green men, only one
or two having ever competed in "A track
contest. BY taking a victory from
such men as Butte and Bozeman had
entered these men showed what spirit
viii do when once aroused and directed
In the proper lines. At the beginning
of the season Bozeman looked like n
Amin. but 1t later developed that
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12

Montana had well-balanced team
when viii most always win out
against IA team of stars. The meet
yesterday gives to Montana tire first
of many contests To follow In years to
come. This first victory means much
"a the varsity, for the satisfaction OF
hard earned victory viii give in
spirltion for next year.
70 the men who took this raw ma
terial that mas made the university
champion for Montana twice within
year ana whipped II into track
team the credit for the victory of yes
terday Is due. Every whit OF the
credit goes to the COACHES. Robert A.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12
NO CHARGE RETURNED.

Roswell, y NJ. May 1.-THE grand
jury which completed its sitting today
returned no bin against james g. Ell
bridge of Boise Idaho. James Walker
and James Wells, charged With snbor
nation OF perjury during the trial OF
Wells for the murder of Shirley Wells.
II was alleged that Wells. Eldridge.
who acted as his attorney, and Walker
induced W J. Day to testify falsely
at Wells preliminary hearing
Day stated he was TO have received
81 900 for testifylng In Wells behalf.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12
ELEPHANT RUNS AMUCk.

Oakland, May eRajah." one OF
the largest elephants in the world. who
Is held captive by circus troupe, now
appearing IN Berkeley. ran amuck this
morning and knocking his keeper. Tony
Nnstano. 90 the ground with his trunk
tramped him badly before help ar
rived The man was taken To Il hospi-
tai, where IL was found he had sus-
tanned two fractured ribs and internal
injuries which make his recovery
doubtful.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12

cary Yale &. A. Dana, Harvard. and
Karl w. Woodward. Cornell These
men, without any pay or hope OF re-
warn have worked consclentiously
with the varsity squad for weeks.
Steady practice. energy directed intel
llgently. the lnstllng of gameness. Of
the fighting spirit, II You please are
the elements that made up yester-
days triumph. To the coaches II was
due.
MIR Cary himself a former student
r. the varsity. has had charge Of the
principal part If ,he coaching. He has
worked faithfully and the result came
yesterday.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12
MAYOR MUST COMPLY
WITH COURTS ORDER

Helena, May Especial THE
hearing in the police contempt pro-
cedinss, in which Mayor Frank j Ed
wards and seven aldermen were cited.
concluded today. Judge Clements
made an order this afternoon directing
the attorneys for the policemen to pre-
sent an order 10 the court tomorrow
morning adjudging the mayor in CON
tenspt and requesting him to do what
the lawyers for the policemen want
him to do, and he Is to stand com
mitted until he obeys the order.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12
WITNESS FAlNTs.

Chicago, May 1i.-Thomas Cox, a
Rock Island. H.. contractor. tainted In
the grand jury room here today while
being examined In the Legislative bril-
berry investigation. Cox was being
questioned regarding certain business
transactions Of State Representative
Henry l., Wheelan OF Rock Island. one
OF the democratic members OF the leg
islature who voted FOR william Lori
mer for senator, No indictments were
returned today.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12
WEBER NOMINATED AGAIN.

Cincinnati. May 1I.-For the tenth
consecutive time Joseph N Weber of
New York was today nominated for
the presidency OF the American FEEDER
alton of Musicians by the national
convention of that body. Other nomi-
nations. all equivalent to election
were; owen Miller. 81. Louis, secre-
tary. otto Ornstendorf, St Louis
treasurer.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12
ToDAYs PROGRAM.

1890 Meeting of Montana High
School Athletic association. as-
sembly ham for the transaction OF
business.
2p. m. Montana field. First day
Of high school athletic events.
1880 y. IN. Singing on the steps.
university. In charge of senior class.
$40 y. IN. Assembly hall, second
declamatory contest.
10 y. m. University campus. War
dance. university students.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12

The seventh annual interscholastic
track meet opens on Montana field this
afternoon with t09 men from ~ diff
ferent high schools of the state tax 2.
ing part At 2 o'clock the first ryce
will start and from that time on vhtu
o'clock Friday afternoon he/6attle
royal will be waged Never Nave the
auspices been So favorable. never has
there been such spirit never has
there been falrer weather and. more
than that never before have there
been street ears 10 transport the
crowds.
The tracks and fields are In the
finest condition Imaginable The rain
Of the past week was just enough to
make the newly rolled and cinder COW
cred track fast and II there are not a
lot OF new records broken today and
tomorrow It viii not be the fault Of
the University people. who have had
charge of the preparations for the
meet
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12
THROWN OUT OF WORK.

Central Falls r l., May, l1.-Fiye
hundred employees Of the United States
Cotton mills were thrown out of worl.
today by strike Of employees for wage
increases of 10 per cent The entire
plant was closed
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12
MEETING POSTPONED.

Washington, May 1.-THE rules
committee which was to have acted
today on a rule designed to expedite
bill In the house, postponed Its meet :
ing until later In the week possibly
Friday.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12
WHITE APPOINTED.

Washington, D. G., May li,--(Spe-
cial THE president has appointed
James \. White AS postmaster at Kal-
lspell.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12
FIRST or TWO HIGH SCHOOL AZ
FAIRS Is HELD AT THE STATE
UNIVERSITY.
DECISION COMES TONIGHT
Result viii Be Announced at Second
Section to Be Held This Evening
Medals viii BE Awarded to Both
Girls and Boys for First, Second and
Third Places.

The first section OF the interscho-
lastic declamatory contest was held In
University hall last evening before a
large and enthusiastic crowd OF high
school visitors and local people. The
contest was unusually interesting and
all OF the declamations We're creditable
and up TO standard The Judges viii
not announce their decision until this
evening at the final contest.
President Duniway Of the university
presided ut the contest. Seven young
ladies' took part and the work OF each
one was a credit to the school which
she represented. The music. which
was furnished by the university or
chestra and by Principal ]. r Thomas
of the Mlssoula high school. added ma
terially To the evenings entertainment
The time -honored custom OF giving
school yells and creating general ex-
citement before the contest by the dn-
ferent high school bodies was well
lived up to last night and for half an
hour before the speakers appeared I'm
the hali yells and songs came thick
and fast.
First Program.
The program last evening was as
follows.
Traviata
University Orchestra.
"The Coming Out of Miss Cummings
...................... ...............-.. Russell
Marie Adamson. Great Falls
THE Soul Of the Violin. "........... Merrill
Ietha Duke, Chinook.
THE Last Word" .-.. Henry Van Dyke
Loretta Hannahan. Custer county.
Vocal solo ..a..........................~S Selected
J. r. Thomas.
"'rhe Sign of the cross'' '...... Barrett
Edna Leopold Helena.
The Soul OF the Violin" Merrill
Bessie Dazell. Hamilton.
Dance Of the Hourl'' ...........................
University Orchestra.
stage Struck" "........... Fannie Foster
Florence Pool. Broadwater county.
The convicts Soliloquy" Anonymous
Anna Bell Funk Fergus county.
This evening the boys contest will
be held and AT it's conclusion the de-
cisions for both contests win be an
nonneed The prizes for the contests
are alike. being gold. silver and bronze
medals for first. second and third
places. respectively.
Second Program.
The program this evening will be:
Selection from the Royal Chef.
University Orchestra.
Amy Robsart and Richard Varney"
....,.................. .-....-.....,...... Scott
Eva Goughnour. Parry county
Patsy ..............4....... ............ Wiggin
Lillian Hoey, Glasgow.
In the Tolls Of the Enemy ' Wood
Ruth Knots. Beaverhead
Vocal Solo .a....................-......S Selected
Ethel Hughes
Scenes from The Tanning OF the
Shrewr ..-......-.............. Shakespeare
Edith Mae FI<strom. f1athead
The conylct's Soliloquy" Anonymous
Harry Schaugg. Columbus
The Power of Conviction '............
Ernest Border. Gallatin county.
Violin Solo ............................ Selected
Miss Hope Whitaker
Antonys Grafton ..,....-..... Shakespeare
| Alexander Cotton, Butte
Eufyahthe' .5.-..........-................, Weber
University Orchestra
! Decision Of the Judges
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12
CHARGE DELIVERED
TO THE HYDE
Jury
DOCTOR MUST BE FOUND GUILTY
OF FIRST DEGREE MURDER
OR ACQUITTED.

Kansas city. May 11,--All OF the re-
buttal testimony was completed. the
courts instructions were delivered To
the jury and one Of the states clos
ing arguments was delivered In the
Hyde murder trial today.
BY Judge lSatsbaw's instructions TO
the jury the accused physician either
must be found guilty of first degree
murder, punishable by death. or life
Imprisonment, or must be acquitted
None of the testimony admitted In
the trial was withdrawn by the court
from the jury. All the issues collat-
eral with the alleged killing of Colonel
Swope were admitted with this explain
alton:
THE evidence introduced as to 9TH
er transactions. II any. are submitted
To your consideration for the sole pur.
pose of throwing light 0f there be any)
upon the intent and motive of tie de-
fendant Gf any into the transaction
for which he IL now on trial and for
no other purpose"
Special instructions.
Special instructions We're given the
/ jury regarding the testimony of Mrs.
| Hyde and of the medical experts for
both sides In the connections tn.
court said
THE wife of the defendant Is a
competent witness In this case and you
must consider her testimony In arriv-
ing at your verdict, but In determn-
ing what weight and crcdiblity you
will give to her testimony in making
up your verdict, you may take into
consideration her interest In the re-
suit OF the case and that she Is the
wife of the accused party fon trial, tes-
tifylng In his behalf.
"The opinions of the experts who
have testified In this case is testimony
which the jury should consider and ex
anime In connection with all other ties
tlmony OF course. subject 10 the rules
of credit or misbeliefs as the testimony
OF other witness"
Only Cireumst antial.
Attention was also directed by the
court to the fact that al evidence
against DR.. Hyde was eireumstantial
BY the law In this state. the instruc.
tions to the jury were read before the
attorneys began their arguments.
Assistant Prosecutor Henry l.. Josi
opened the argr ment for the state
talking for two hours.
Three more speeches will be made By
each side. Ten hours are given L
each set of attorneys in which to max,
their addresses
The main part of Mr. Josts address
vas confined 10 the illness and dealt
Of Colonel Swope.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12
Athletic Program

The program of athletic events 10,
this afternoon is as follows:
Band.
Pole vault and shot put, followed by
broad jump and discus throw The
shot put. broad jump and discus throw
will be decided on Thursday. In the
pole vault the six best viii quality for
the finals on Friday.
First heat of l20-yard high hurdles,
Second heat of l20-yard high hur-
dies
Third heat OF 100 yard high hurdles.
Heat for second men In 1870 yard
high hurdles.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-12
SCHOOLS
IN STATE
MEET
NINETEEN INSTITUTIONS OF
MONTANA WILL CONTEST ON
TRACK AND FIELD.
ALL TEAMS ARE HERE.

Tryouts on University Grounds Show
Signs Of Class and Speed and Close
Finishes and Hard Fought Events
Are 70 De Expected Today-stars
Appear in Crum and Conrad.