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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
San Mateo County in Line

REDWOOD CITY. Feb. 5-District
Attorney Joseph }. Bullock is drawing
up a resolution. which viii be passed
10y the board of supervisors Monday,
indorsing and pledging support to the
san Mateo board OF trade in its work
toward having "A representative ex-
hfb!t of the county at the Panama
Pacific international exposition.
The board of trade of san Mateo has
received a communication from James
VAIN. secretary of the San Mateo
building trades council in which the
council offers to assist in every pos
sibie way to procure a county building
a the exposition. The trustees of Bur-
lingame have also indorsed San Mateo's
move.
There is a welr directed movement
throughout the county to make an at
tempt to get the exposition for San
Mateo Tanforan park has been sug-
gested. Supervisor John H. Coleman
declares that beautiful Coyote Point.
near Burlingame, would be an ideal
site for the fair. His contention is
that Dumbarfton bridge will be COM
pleted and viii facilitate transporta-
tion greatly.
South San Francisco also wants the
exposition. 4 mass. meeting of citizens
from Colma, San Bruno. Baden and
South San Francisco was held in
Green's hall, San Bruno. Thursday
night. and it was decided that the land
lying between South San Francisco and
Tanforan and extending to the foot
hills would be the ideal location for
the fair.
Among the citizens Of the north end
OF the county who are making a strong
pull for the exposition are w. J. Mar
tin. Judge A. McSweeney, V. Fenniman,
Andrew Hynding, E. !. Woodman. DR..
II. G. Plymire. Thomas Hickey, James
r. Casey supervisory. J. Eikerenkotter,
Adolph Jacobs and Daniel McSweeney
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

The latest Endorsement received at
exposition headquarters comes from the
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
PROMOTION LIST is
ANNOUNCED BY FISK
Makes Known Those Who Get
Higher Grade

The following promotions were an
nounced yesterday by Postmas ster Ar
thur Fisk, as approved at Washington:
FIRST TO SECOND GRADE
Rocco ID. Poggetto
SECOND To THIRD GRADE
Tyler F. Cole John K,ubn,ina
Harry j. Doherty Malcolm J. Larsen
Edmund Fisher William A. AIcKenpey
Daniel D. Hart Waldo j. Varney
William NJ. King
THIRD To FOURTH GRADE
Wesley r. Williams
FOURTH TO FIFTH GRADE
Daniel Altfeld Thomas NJ Jackson
William F. Bollinger James L. Kelly
George W. Branch Olive C. Kettner
Charles F. Buettner Walter ]. II. King
Othel Campbell John W. Knopp
jeremiah B. Delaney Martin W. Kuenstle
Harry Fak John L. Madden
Thaddeus D. Fields John B. Muller
William ]. Geddes Thomas c. O'Leary
Walter G.. Hancock lCharles ]. Quinn
Ernest Hancke Paul f. Rissman
Louis Harris Alfonso c. Stock
Thomas II. Huling Robert NJ. Sutherlin
FIFTH TO SIXTH GRADE
James VI. Cunningham Frank f. King
Alfred L. nrysdale Otis f. Merrill
James F. Coakley. from substitute clerk to
clerk, first grade.
George W. Krnusgrill. Joseph NJ. Walsh and
John T. Daniel from substitute carriers to car
riers. first grade.
Howard A. McMullin, from substitute carrier
to carrier, first grade.
These appointments were also made:
Rose B. Carew and Inez G. NJ. Woodin, clerks,
first grade.
George Collins. Frederic C. Cuthbertson, Mat
thew r. Coleman Bernard Reilly, Edward G..
Lndberg. substitute clerks.
Carl w. Peterson. Thaddeus s. W. Dawson,
Albion Erickson. Otto K. SCHNEIDER, Frank E.
Marsh Maurice Mccarthy, substitute carriers
Shasta Water for health. If you ac-
cept a substitute you swindle yourself.s >
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
SOUTHERN REPUBLICS
FIX JURISDICTION
Uruguay and Argentina Decide
Territorial Dispute

WASHINGTON Feb. 5.-The state
department has been officially advised
that the governments of Uruguay and
Argentina have signed protocol fixing
the jurisdiction of certain territory on
the river Plata which has long been
claimed by both nations. The details
of the protocol have not been made
public.
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alton, an organization with member
ship extending from the northern to the
southern boundaries of the state. Its
resolutions of approval read:
Whereas, the Panama Pacific eX-
position proposed to be held in San
Francisco in 1915 Will be of mate
rial benefit to the livestock industry
OF California, as well as the entire
Pacific coast, therefore, be it
Resolved, that the California
livestock breeders association
hereby heartily indorses the pro-
posed exposition, and we authorize
our officers to cooperate in every
way possible with the exposition
committee and officers to aid
toward the success of the Panama
Pacific exposition.
From George Scaddan, secretary of
the Citizens club of Melrose, this in
dorsement was received:
The opening of the canal viii
mean much for the Pacific coast
and San Francisco and vicinity in
particular. Anything we can do TO
assist the movement we will be
only too glad to do.
The Walla Walla Commercial club
sent a cordial greeting yesterday, as
suIinE the local committee of its CO.
operation and support
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
ENTRIES FOR Dog
SHOW PILING UP
More Than Two Hundred Blue
BIOOded CANNES Are Al
ready on the List

The first annual bench show of the
new Golden Gate kennel club gives
every promise of being a great success.
1t Will open al the Auditorium, Page and
Fillmore streets, on May 4 and con-
tinue for four days The list of en-
tries will close on Saturday evening.
Already more than 200 blueblooded
CANNES of various breeds have been
entered for the show and it looks as
though this number will have been
doubled by Saturday night This
means that the show will be a five
pointer, the highest grade possible in
bench shows.
All the prominent owners who ex-
hibited their dogs last year when the
San Francisco kennel club had charge
of the exhibition probably will be on
hand again this time. 1t is expected
that the number of bull terriers and
bulldogs will break all records. while
every owner of st. Bernards and thu
large breeds is coming into line
Two of the best known dog authori-
ties in the country will act as the
judges at the show. These men are
b. f. Lewis of Philadelphia and George
Steadman Thomas of Boston. Lewis
will do the bulk of the Judging and
both he and Thomas will act Jointly in
passing upon all the dogs in the I'M
classified specials.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
PREP ATHLETES
PRIMED FOR CLASH
Big &C" Society of Berkeley
Invites Entries for Annual
Relay Carnival
Especial DispatcL 10 The Call

BERKELEY, April 19-Entries for
the annual interscholastic relay car
nival. to be held by the Big society
OF California on the Berkeley oval a
week from Saturday. are already nu-
merous enough to assure the largest
gathering of prep school athletes ever
held on the campus
In the invitationaI 440 yard dash Bill
Wyman, the Stanford record holder
will meet Cummings of Alameda, Dew
ing of Berkeley high. Wise of Palo
Alto and Todd of Oakland Wyman
will also run with Macauley of Ala
media In an effort to lower the coast
record In the quarter mile
The % yard invftational has brought
out such entries as Gerhardt, the Olym-
pic club man; Caldwell of the Olympics
Coleman of Stanford; Claudius of Cali
fornia; Rogers Of Lick; Wadsworth
the speedy Sutter City prep, who comes
with record of :221, and Woods of
Berkeley high school.
In the pole vault Young of Healds-
burg and Smith of Oakland high are
entered in a try for the worlds inter
scholastic record, while Scott and Bel
lah of Stanford will strive to capture
the worlds intercollegiate record
Freak events, such as the high kick,
standing broad jump, and half mile
four man relays between the depart
ments of the university, are also sched-
uled
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
MORAN STARTS in
With GREAT RUSH
Little BritiSher Opens Up His
Training by Boxing Twelve
Rounds at San Rafael
By WILLIAM /. SLATTERY

Owen Moran, the British lightweight,
got into action in a hurry at Shan
mons in san Rafael yesterday. With
out doing any preliminary stalling Mo
ran got right down TO business and
started the ball rolling. He opened
with y rounds Of boxing and they
were good. stiff ones, too. The Brit
isher showed plenty of speed and ac-
5ion. He looks TO be in shape right
now. though he can improve on his
wind with d few days Of good work.
MOran's work consisted of four
rounds each with Francis Thomas a
fellow cOuntryman; JEFF Perry and Joe
Meyers one Of the boys who helped
Battling Nelson when he was training
for the WoIgast battle. Moran pulled
and mauled the three of them all over
the ring.
The British lightweight is training
for a hard, gruehng mill this time.
He does not expect 10 fight Mccarthy
cleverly. He knows that the little
brick layer is d shlfty lad himself. and
he knows that there viii be no chance
of registering a knockout il he Keeps
stepping around and poking out his
left hand. Moran is going 10 play for
knockout this time
owen is rather disappointed beca use
he did not give the local fans a better
run the night he went against Harlem
Tommy Murphy two months ago OF
course he thought that he should have
won that decision and most of the
fans thought likewise, but he admits
that he did not make the fight that
he is capable Of making. SO he hopes
TO square himself this time.
Moran viii keep right at the steady
grind from now till the day before the
battle. He VIII box from four TO six
rounds daily with Thomas. Perry and
Myers the three official training mates
at the shannon camp. There will be
no letup in the work if the present
plans of the Britisher and his trainer.
Tiv krelng. are carried out, and they
surely viii be.
Rowing viii be a big factor at the
Moran camp. Owen is quite an oars
man and he likes 10 take his daily pull
on the bay. He was out early yester-
day morning at Sausalito, where he
picked up boat to his liking. He
viii pun away at the oars every morn
ing from now on. and If there is a
chance, he viii match himself with
some likely oarsman for a little side
bet.
Tommy Mccarthy got back into the
harness yesterday afternoon after a
days layOff. He went through four
fast rounds with his two lighting
brothers, JOnnny ana Willie. The little
brick layer is very anxious to keep
pegging away and he viii take on all
comers IN the lightweight division.
However. his chief trainer, Spider
Kelly, is fearful that Mccarthy may
Overtrain himself, and for this reason
he is making him go easy.
There is every evidence of a large
local play on Mccarthy. All the fans
seem 10 have warmed up to him. and
indications are that they viii back
him 10 the limit to take the measure
Of the Englishman. The betting has
not opened up yet. but the chances
are that Moran VIII be about 10 to S.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
LONG SHOTS PUT
over in ALL SIX
MerIingo, at 80 to 1, Tops List
of Outsiders That Upset the
Wise Brigade

Six favorites went down to defeat at
Emeryville yesterday, and as a result
form players left the track in much
different frame of mind from what thsy
did Monday, when first choices were so
successful number of heavily
played horses ran far below their true
form and in most of the cases incompe-
tent rides of interference were re-
sponsible.
The greatest upset came in the mile
and quarter event, fourth on the card.
Miss Naomi was plunged on as if the
race was all over, with ]. r. Laughrey
a fairly well supported second choice.
Meanwhile a tip was circulated on
Merlingo and he was played at prices
ranging from 90 to 1 to 80 to 1. Rooney
took Merlingo to the front early and
stole a winning. lead. Miss Naomi was
second most of the way. but tired the
final quarter. Keogh took things easy
with j. r. Laughrey in the early stages
and made a very tardy move. His
mount responded well when called upon
and he was only beaten a short head by
Merlingo
1t was the general verdict that he
would have won in another jump and
Keogh put up. Miss Naomi, who was
disappointment to the wise division,
lasted long enough to be third.
The feature race, which was at six
and half furlongs, was marred by
much interference on the backstretch.
Chester Krum, Miles and Banorella
were the ones to suffer. With clear
sailing Kid North went on and won
from Chester Krum, who closed fairly
We'll Lady Elizabeth, one of the out
siders, was third.
The colors of Hamilton & Williams
were carried to victory in the first race
by Matchtulla, which recently ran sec
ond to Fulletta in pony race at Coro-
nado. The son of Matchless was not
fancied, the layers quoting II to 1
against him. He won easily from Sa-
lomy Jane, with Amethyst, the favor
ite, third.
Ban Ann ruled favorite for the year
old race, but Keogh got away badly
with her and she failed to cut any
figure, Beatrice Soule, off in front, beat
Othale in a drive. Abigail K, after
being pulled up at the three furlong
pole, ran good race and was third.
Whidden and Redeem fought it out
in the third and the former won by a
head. John Louis, badly ridden by Van
Dusen, took third money.
There were many tips in the last
race, for which a field of IL went to
the post, Phillistina being the most In
demand. She made a miserable show
ing, being in the ruck all the way
Swa gerlator. a Is to 1 chance, was in
front from the start, and Giles beat
Dovalta for second place.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
Baker Beats Cove To
The Decision

Harry Baker went like whirlwind
against Percy Cove at the West Oak
land clubs show last night and won
the Is round decision hands down. IL
was Bakers fight in every round. His
marvellous cleverness and wonderful
foot work kept him out of danger all
the time, though his opponent was very
dangerous and kept right after his man
from bell to bell.
Referee Harry FOley's decision was
a very good one and suited all the spec
tators The other fights resulted as
follows:
Lupe Carranza got a six round de-
cision over Fred Holland; Jimmy Fftten
beat Chuck Larsen to a six round de-
cision, and Muggsy McGraw and George
Engle fought a four round draw.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
Aqueduct Results

AQUEDUCT. n. Y, April 19.-The track at
heavy rain. Albert Terraces, president of the
Jockey club Of Juarez, Mex, was an interested
spectator at the races today. Summary:
First race. six and half ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
10 2, won; Rustem, 10 to 1, second; Radiation
u 10 /, third. Time / :23 As.
Second race. four MISUNDERSTANDING Widow
6 to !, won; PickanniDy, to /, second; Night
fall, 3 to, l. third. Time, 40.
Third race, mile. selling-Font, even, won;
The Peer to l, second; Joe Rose Is to 5,
third. Time, la
Fourth race. six furlongs-King Cobalt 5 to
third. Time, 1:l5 3-5. =
Fifth race, four and half furlongs- onager,
TO 2, won: Gardiner, TO l. second: County
Chairman, TO l, third. Time, :5S
Sixth race, six furlongs-Elizabeth Harwood. <
10 ?, won; lmitator, even, second Sensible, z to
], third. Time. l:19.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
Bike Racing Season
Opens With Meet

REVERE, Mass. April 19.-The
country at large was well represented
among the winners at the opening OF
the bicycle racing season at the Re-
we're track this afternoon
Frank Kramer of East Orange. N J..
the national sprint champion. won the
five mile open race, but only finished
third in the half mile professional
handicap
Phil Wright of Salt Lake City won
both the quarter mile open amateur
race and the two mile amateur handi-
cap.
The 10 mile motor paced race was
won by George Wiley of Syracuse.
Percy Lawrence of San Francisco cap
tured the half mile professional handi-
cap; Eddie Root of New York won the
two mile consolation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
EAGLES Perch At
TOP Of COLUMN
Crack PetaIuma Aggregation of
TOSSerS Is Rounding Into
Championship Form
[Seeeial Diseateh 70 The Cain

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
PETALUMA. April 1s.-The Eagles
baseball club has taken the top place
in the winning list. The last team to
go down to defeat under them was
Shreve & Co. of San Francisco to the
tune of to >.
The success of the local club has been
due mainly TO the untiring efforts OF
Heinie Potter. who has coached the
team for four years. The club has
grown from an aggregation of anna
teurs young in years to a bunch play
ing like champions.
The Chicago ladies club is clamOrfng
for a game with the Eagles. having
been cheated out of the scheduled game
on account of bad weather.
John Anderson is manager of the
Eagles and Wayne Smart captain.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
SOCCER TREASURER RESIGNS

Jesse Moore. who for the last four
years has been treasurer of the Cali
fornia soccer league, has resigned his
Office. much to the regret Of the dele
gates. R. r. Muir of the Barbarians
takes his place.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
BIG JEFF TRIES
THE REST CURE
Undefeated Champion Knocks
OFF Work for Day and
Takes a Nap

BEN LOMOND, April I9.-Jeffries'
training camp loked like a rest cure
sanitarium today. For the first time
since he entered into the training PEI
rioJ Jeffries took almost complete
layoH from the active tasks he has
been setting for himself daily A bit
Of road work in the early morning and
a row on the river during the after
noon constituted the only form of ex-
ercise the big fighter allowed himself
By far the largest weekday crowd
that has visited the camp lounged
around the big gymnasium this after
noon waiting to see Jeffries do some
sparring. They were disappointed in
of Jeffries was when he left the cot
tage TO go down to the river.
After his road work Jeffries took a
long nap in his open air sleeping room
Shortly before noon he strolled into
Berger's office and declared he was
sleepy still.
IF you feel that way about it, why
don't you lay off for the rest of the
day?" said Berger. "I know you need
lot of work and you know it, but
you have been crowding too much labor
into the time you have been here. If
you will take my advice you will stay
away from the gymnasium this after
noon"
Whether Jeffries is becoming more
tractable or really was tired is a oues-
tion, but he decided to take his man
ayers advice.
The trainers were pleased with the
rest notion. They are all uneasy over
Jeffries' Unsuitable desire for work and
are fearful of his entertaining.
Billy Papke Joined the Jeffries camp
this morning. He brought no sparring
partners with him to train for his
fights with Joe Thomas and Klaus, ex-
pecting to work out with Jeffries' help
ers or even the champion himself.
Papke will not start work before the
first of next week
Berger is rounding into splenJid
shape and within few days will be
able TO make it interesting for Jeffries
in a sparring match.
jeff Helps Actors
NEW YORK, April 19.-James J.
Jeffries has volunteered a donation to
the Actors Fund fair which will short
ly be held here. A telegram given out
today reads follows:
James ]. Jeffries donates one ringside
seat and round trip transportation to
the JeffriesJohnson fight.
BERGER"
The telegram was sent by Sam Ber-
ger, Jeffries' manager, from the train
ing quarters at Rowardennan. Cal. The
donation will be auctioned Off
Smoke Packs His Grip
CHICAGO. April 19.-Jack Johnson
has started to pack UP preparatory to
leaving for his training camp in San
Francisco next Thursday. His big
touring car will be shipped tomorrow
and the following day his baggage and
gymnasium outfit will be sent forward.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20

While being led to the post for the second
Abigail h threw Mcbride but the jockey quickly
remounted and the iliy continued without much
trouble. Petite Oiseau, starting for the frst
time, ran away before the start in the same
race.
Colonel Jack, who led most Of the way In the
third, pulled up quite lame.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20

PRINCETON. N. J., April ia. z.
Meier of ST. Louis, it was announced
today, will succeed William j. Clarke
as coach of the Princeton team. Meier
is a graduate of the Princeton 1902
class and played with the Pittsburg
team in 1907.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at EnneryYille

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Six I ear
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20

on at 3:561a Swagerlator- s nIace .
". Winner b. z. by Lord Dalmeny fitrie'
Next two cleyerly. High priee-Dovalta
rlator made a runaway race Of il. Giles
Cox made fair showing Waner no
raise gallon any part OF il.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
After Choynski Reaches Rowardenhan
former champion

his training camp by : : ~ = ~ ~ ~
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20

place 50 show; show Winner CHI by
easily lis safe Salon Jan closed weldon
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
Jeff Helps Actors
Smoke Packs His Grip

CHICAGO. April 19.-Jack johnson
has started to pack UP preparatory to
leaving for his training camp in San
Francisco next Thursday. His big
touring car will be shipped tomorrow
and the following day his baggage and
gymnasium outfit will be sent forward.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20

Jack OBrien, the Philadelphia light heavy
weight has been matched TO meet Al Kaufman
before the Duquesne athletic club Of Pittsburg
April p.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20

NEW YORK. April l9.-The coIors of Alher
tos Terrszss Of Mexico will be seen on easter
race courses before the racing season is old
and the horses that make up the stable vii
probably be at Sheepshesd bay for the sprin,
meeting there. Ierreraz. who Is the princspa
owner Of the Jusrez course, Mexico. purchased
number Of young thoroughbrcis at tie Nan,
farm sales in California and they viii be shippet
here to race throughout the season
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20

ime-:24 Is. AS 35. 114 Id At post 2 minu ties.
show: Giles, S-5 place. 40 show: Dovalta. B. 2 shov
Trained by R. Mitchell. Start good. Won easily
10. My Pal S, Phillistina 4. Pretension H. Swage
next best. Dovalta well from poor br eak
chance with this rider up. Phillistina could not
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20

Johnny Evers is pounds heavier than usual
this spring. but assures Murphy ne viii be
down 10 weight when the season opens.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20

Ad Wolgast- lightweight champion boxer. re-
Gently purchased an S12 karat diamond. which
the apprecistive nghter presented his man
sger, Tom Jones. Wolgast paid $500 for the
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20

II is said that Catcher Lou Criger now Of
the Highlanders, has not for years looked as
well this spring.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20

Manager Hugh Duffy says the White Sox' s
trouble is the same old thing-inability to hit.
What, making excuses already
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-05

If the suit started by Mrs. Vir-
ginia Winston and others, attack
ing the validity of the assessment
on the Brownies addition paving
district, proves successful, it may
have the startling result that the
bondhoIders and the contractors on
the work will have to stand the ex-
pense of the immense amount Of
paving now being done in the dis
trict, and the city and the property
owners will secure the improve
ment free of cost.
At least that is the opinion ex-
pressed by Attorney Alex Winston,
whose mother is one of the princi-
pals in pressing the action, and
Mr.. Winston does not hesitate to
declare that he confidently expects
assessment invalidated.
1t is the expectation of the par
ties behind this suit, that the mat
ter will have to be taken to the SUI
preme court of the United States
before a final decision is rendered,
and in this event it will be the first
time that the highest court of the
land will be called upon to render
a decision upon the legality of a
city's inserting in a contract for
any improvement a clause regulat-
ing the wages to be paid by the
contractors, and the number OF
hours to be worked daily by the
workmen employed.
That Particular Clause.
In the contract with J. F. Hill,