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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05

the riding. Bedwell will spend his time
between the two tracks and probably
viii return to Mexico to see the run
ming of the Hidalgo handicap, in
which Richard Reed and Pajarorita will
carry his colors. Besides these two he
left Prince Ahmed snd Right Easy to
represent him in stake events.
Bedwell said yesterday that the
Juarez venture would succeed. Cold
weather gave the meet setback, but
since Christmas, with balmier climate,
tourists had begun to arrive and more
are coming to take a hand in the sport.
He said that the plant is splendid and
that Wynn and his associates had
spent money to make the point fix
ture in winter racing.
Before he left the club had issued
100000 additional stock and 500. 900
of it had been subscribed for by James
Butler, the New York groceryman.
heretofore prominent on the grand
trotting circuit, and who wintered his
trotters at Pleasanton. Butler is a
winter visitor at the course.
Bedwell added to his string at
Juarez. using the selling race route to
acquire Gold Fin, who was taken to
Mexico by Jimmy Blute and won six
straight races there.
Andy Blakeley has bought the 2 year
old Ravelston II, by Ravelston out of
Titina, from j. G. Driscou. If the colt
starts today he4will be coupled with
Ossabar, the bayi sister to Sylvia Dun
bar, entered by 'Blakeley for the baby
race. A deal is pending for the sale of
the three other Ravelston yeariings
sent down by Driscoll from Reno
Answer to 1. D., Los Angeles-A 9
year old can not start until its name
has been accepted and registered Of
ficially- r. d. Mackenzie has submit
Ted names for his yearlings and three
of those quartered at EmeryvilIe have
been accepted They are Laurier, out
OF Plumeris; Kerry Cow, out of senior
ita and Melton Street, out of Toupcbe-
potolous.
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BEDWtLL ANNEXES
TRAINING HONORS
Latest Arrival al EmeryVfTe
SaddIed I22 Winners Dur
ing Season of 1909
[sseoial Dispoioh 10 The Call


CHICAGO, Jan. with A. J. Joy
ner. who headed the list of American
trainers in 1903. engaged in a success
ful English campaign with the stable
Of Harry Payne Whitney. II. G. Bed
well. who was close up to Joyner in
the list of 1908. found it easy in 1909
10 achieve the coveted distinction Of
being the leading American trainer Of
ihoroughbreds
Bedwen saddIed the winners of 122
races during 1903 which in number
far exceeded the record of preceding
years In 1907 James Rowe. James
Blute and T. Hanlon tied for the lead
ership with 20 winners each, while in
l90S Joyner saddled II winners.
BedwelTs record in 1908 was 81 win
ners. and il is quite a coincidence that
in 1903 he should have exactly doubled
his record OF the preceding year
p r Chinn who figured in a tie for
fourth honors in 1908, showed consist
ency by advancing TO second place
during the year just ended, and 5. c.
Hiidreth. who in previous years occu-
pied a place farther down the list, I'M
fshed third.
william Walker. who. has been
among the topnotchers for several
years. is tied with William Reed
trainer for J. o. and G. II. Keene for
fourth place, while A. Biute, Raleigh
Colston and ANDY Blakely. following
in the order named. make up the list
Of those who saddled in excess of so
winners during the year.
The record of the 10 trainers who
sent the greatest number of winners TO
the post in 1903 is as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
GLASS Is
ALLOWED TO RIDE
Restored to Good Standing at
EmeryviIIe After Question
able Work on AraSee

After full investigation the stew
ards of the New California jockey club
yesterday restored Jockey Glass to
good standing.
The boy was suspended for ride
on Arasee in the Melrose handicap
December 20. The officials feel that
Glass literally followed instructions In
rating Arasee as he had been warned
that if he did not obey instructions In
riding horses from the stable the
mounts would be given to other boys.
There was no early pace to the race,
but Glass evidently did not realize how
slow the leaders were going.
1t was also shown that the stable bet
on Arasee, and the fact that Silver
Knight came right back and won the
handicap Saturday also led to the
action of the officials in allowing Glass
again to accept mounts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
LEAGUE ADJOURNS
WITHOUT DECISION
Distribution of Players Is Left
TO Special Committee
for Report
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Jan, 4.-Findins it i'm
possible to reach a decision as TO the
distribution of players on whom the
California state league as an organiza-
tion lays claim. the directors adjourned
at noon today and left the matter in
the hands of a committee TO report at
the next session. which will be called
by President Herman The committee
consists of Cy MOreing Jr- of Oakland.
w. F. Toomey of Fresno. Cal Ewing of
San Francisco and Charles Graham of
Sacramento
The players to be distributed are;
Pitchers-Stricklett Trippet, Ike
Butler, Leonard. Roscoe Miller. Lou
Marie, Bert Hauser and Rusty Owens.
Catchers-Toots Bliss, Jimmy Burke,
Bob Eager, Oscar Conrad and Dash
wood.
Infielders-Paul Krueger. Kellar, Id
cey, BrOadbent. Ferlin. Tom Feeney.
Tay Streib, Carrigan, Joe Curtis.
OutfieIders-Jimmy Smith. Gari5aldl.
CroIl, Pearl Murray, Hartman and
Lovett.
bakersfield and Vallejo are again
working to secure the position Of sixth
city in the league.
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Dreyfuss May Shift Wagner
To Initial Pillow

PITTSBURG. Jan. president Bar
ney Dreyfuss of the Pittsburg club is
seriously contemplating the permanent
shifting of Hans Wagner. his champion
batsman and star shortstop, to the ini-
tial corner of the diamond.
He thinks as first baseman the big
player will have less to do and thereby
prolong his use as a slugger for the
team to the extent of several years.
Hans played first base on several
occasions and while not a sensation
he filed the bill
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Tampa Results

TAMPA. Jan. 4.-with summerlike weather
today's card proved to be the most interesting
run at the local track. Three favorites won,
Summaries:
First race. three furlongs-colletta, II to .
won; Blanche Ring. 70 /. second; Petite ii
Second race. Eve and a half furIonrs-
Caesar to 1. won: Locust Bud. 9 to ? sec
Third race, five and a half furIongs-Aiett,e
Beraud to 3. won; T. NJ. Irwin, to / sec
ond; ST. Delnon TO 5. third Time. 10 a.
Fourth race six furlongs-Tom DoIan 4 r.
l, won, Acolin. TO l, second; Fundamental. Ia
TO l. third Time, 1:19.
Fifth race. five and a half furlonps-Rjllv
Hibbs. to ?, won; Anna Smith. TO l. sec
ond: Occidental, ; to l.. third Time. 1:i2 3-5.
more, to 10. second; otogo, 8 to /, third.
Iime. l:4o 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Six Towns Seek POrtlaud'S S
Berth in League

SEATTLE. Jan. 4.-For the fran
chise in the Northwestern baseball
league made vacant by the dropping of
Portland, applications have been re-
ceived from Everett, Bellingham,
North Yakima, Walla Walla. Butte and
Helena
There is talk of increasing the
league membership from six to eight,
in which event three new cities would
be taken in. An objection 10 the Mon
tana cities is the cost Of railroad trans
pOrtation.
A plan much in favor is 10 give the
franchise to Belingham. with the priv
ilege of playing some of the games in
Everett Everett and Bellingham are
not far apart, and both are on the line
OF travel TO Vancouver.
There is no great rivalry for the
location Of the headquarters of the
league President ". H Lucas will
choose the city. and is expected TO Sc
lect Spokane or Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05

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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Hunter Makes Noise Like A
CatamOunt; Is Shot

WHITTIER, Jan. 4.--Roy Eddy.
hight watchman at the State school,
was accidentally shot while hunting
with three companions in Sycamore
canyon yesterday. Eddy had climbed
a tree where the foliage was heavy and
proceeded to make noise like a cata-
shot at him, the bullet penetrating his
hip. Surgeons have been unable to
extract the bullet, and Eddy's recovery
is doubtful.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05

JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 4.--The opening race
at Moncrief this afternoon was for the maiden
= year D.1s over straightaway OF one quarter
OF mile. There were l6 starters. Bandags
one Of the Dunlop entries. got away in front
and held IL 20 the finish in .23 2-5 seconds
Three favorites captured first money during the
afternoon Summaries:
First race. quarter OF a mile-Bandaga ff
70 s. won; Darling, IS 10 1, second Lady Or.
micanf. 20 to j. third. Time. % %
Second race. hve and a half furlongs sell
ing-Sou. even won: Lolita Greed 3 to l. sec.
ond Lucetta. u 10 s. third. Time. los Is
Third race. six furlongs. selliBg-Pearl Point
y to L, won; Brown Tony. S TO s. second,
Stringency. TO I, third. Time. ia
Fourth race. one mile. haDdicap-Jack Parker
3 70 10. won. Cowen. TO 2. second: DR.. Bark
icy. II 10 ., third. Time. l:zl %
Fifth race. six furlongs. selling-T0p Note
, to J. won. Auayri 8 to l. second: Pfnfe 4
10 l. third Tine 1:l3 Is
Sixth race one and an eighth miles selling
Elgin. 10 ]. won: Mamie Alg0l 10 2 sec.
ond: Heart Of Hyacinthe. % to 1, third. Time
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
FoGEL signs UP DOOM

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. president
Fogel of the Philadelphia National
league baseball club announced tonight
that he had signed Charles Doom,
catcher, to manage the club for one
year in place of William Murray, who
has heen denoSed
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
French Promoter Seeks To
Manage KetcheI

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Jan. de
termined to secure the management OF
Stanley Ketchel. Robert Showan of
Paris arrived here today and held a
long conference with the champion.
Showan is the representative of an
amusement resort near the French cap
ketcheL
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
ORBICULAR TAKES
FAST NILE RICE
Wins the Juarez Handicap in
I:39 As; SOphr0ny Brown
Is Baby Champion

JUAREZ, Jan. 4.-Orbicular, show
ing marked Improvement, today
easily won the mile handicap in the
fast time of 1888 As. He never was
far from the pace and in the stretch
took the lead and won by two lenghs.
Sophrony Brown easily won the Mby
race. Two. favorites won. Summary:
$685. FIRST RAcE-sx furlongs; selling;
ODDS. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
5-l-Kiamesha II. III (Warren) -...........1 I
S-1-Gibson ia (Benescoten) ..-..-........ 2
9lLmRubiola, L, lIe Hollister) .;:..-.:. 3
Beaver Dam Lad, Chan Belle. Ardena. Ora
Sudduth. Regards, also ran.
$780, SECOND RACE-seven furlongs; sell
0dds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
S-l-high Culture, 1oS tB. Wilson, ....-. /
Time. i:2S 2s. 80 kddy Zee. Branhde. Kyle
Good Intent. Rounder. Prudish Mary Geneyieve.
also ran.
$751; THIRD RAcE-Three furlongs; 2 year
odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin
a-2-Sophrony Brown, 100 louder ~ |
5-i--The Royal Prince. l09 (AIcC'aheyl ....... 3
Time, "a 40. Dreamy Pit-a-Pat, Ed Leivan,
Outfeldcr Captain Ned. also ran.
$685. FOURTH RACE one mile.
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
IL -Orbicular 100 tMolesworth) ...........-
2-1-Early Tide 107 u. WILSON, f..-.... 2
9-2-Lady Esther, 107 (aufnaseD ........... 8
Time, 1879 4-5. Goldfl. Marchmonet, Lotus
Eater, also
$780, FIFTH RACE-Six furongs; selling
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
-5-Seye lfuli 4JJ (ssenescoteu) .-.........
5-l-Beau Man, los fTaylorD ............. 2
6-l-Ethel Day. los fWarrea) ............. 3
Time. 1:13 40 Mauretania. Blagg Doctor
Mack, Tremargo, Dick b. Bold Diah, also ran
$780, SIXTH RACE-0ne mile: selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin
Q5-1-EnVraYer az fKamSpyl
7-2-Whp Top, los tMcCahey) .--......... .
l5-1-Landlord. los fGoose) ................ 3
irne. 1:42 2-5 Miss Ida, Buna Hmalaya
GunstoD, Gull. Black Hawk. Verges, also ran
Brougham fell.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05

From the present outlook there
seems to be little chance of a profess
sionsl hgllt being held this month.
The new board of supervisors does not
take office for several days, and il
will be a few days longer before the
fight permits are considered. Then il
will take the clubs some time to get
settled, so it looks as if this month
81 likely to go by default
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
DocroR ROLLER OUT OF DANGER

DOOAoR hObLLh ObA Of DANOEh
CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Dr. b. Z. Roller,
the Seattle wrestler, is in no danger of
blood poisoning and viii be able to
continue his tour with James J. JEFF
fries in a short time, according to a
statement made by his physicians at
Mercy hospital here today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
wREsrLER vENABLE WINS

PORTLAND. Or. Jan. 4.-Virgil Ven
s.ble of Seattle formerly an Amateur
wrestler of ability defeated Peter Bu-
zukos in two straight falls here last
night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Owners and Trainers at EmeryVllIe---No. {

Ensy1ns and JHex a9
Q her frs San Rafael handicap
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Jacksonville Results

apprentice allowance
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05

Observation-Disclosures

Apprentice allowance
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-03

crowd, in an effort to brow-best
them into violating their convic.
tons and the interests of their con.
stituents. We hear him acknowl.
edgig inn a set speech that the
wooden manufacturers of the Re.
publican party were so strong that
any attempt to lower the Dingley
tariff would have resulted in the
defeat of the Payne Aldrich tariff
bill; that the interests OF the party
required him to sacrifice the accom-.
piishnent of certain things in Or
der to maintain party solidarity
which he believed more important
than the reduction of rates in tar.
if schedules; and then in the same
breath saying that the Payne Al.
drch mOnstrosity is the best tariff
Dlli tNti IdoStu' III luC IHCs bl
such political high tumbling, who
places any confidence in what he
or any other Administration Re.
publican might say about not us
ing official position to influence
electionsf
Congressman Crow knew what
he was saying and that he was in
line with the Taft Aldrich Can.
non crowd when he said it. OF
course the Republican administra-
ton will use the taking Of the Gen.
sus as a part of its political ma.
chine wherever it can, Just as it
uses the Post Office Department
and all the other departments Of
aud the dispensing of
its interminable roll of minor pa
tronage. The solidarity of the
party" is more important than all
other considerations in Mr.. Taft's |.
estimation. Congressman Grow |
will not be disciplined even il his .
etter was Unexpectedly made pub. .
ic.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-03
ONLY A SMALL COG.

When Congressman Crow of the
Fourteenth Congressional District
wrote to one of his constituents
who wanted to secure appointment
as census enumeration, that as n
first qualification he must be ii Re-
publican, and that he would be eX-
pected to do some extra work for
the party not part of his duty as
an enumerat0r, he was only fol.
lowing the policy of his party to
make OF every Federal official cog
in great political machine TO
boost the Republican party. The
Republican party turns every
branch of government, Federal or
State, of which it has control, into
political machine. Congressman
Crows crude letter telling his con-
stltuent how he might get minor
appointment is not surprising; it
is perfectly natural and frank
just what he has learned from his
party leaders higher up in the
scale of Republican fuesse and 20.
litical chicanery.
President Taft may issue bis
plausible messages aud instruc
tions that neither supervisors nor
enumerators of the census shall
use their offices for the purpose of
influencing local and general cleo.
tons, aud make other patriotic
grand stand plays, all of which
sound and look well, but for
how much do they count in the face
of his own examplei We see him
holding up appointments recon.
mended by Republican Senators
and Representatives who refuse to
follow the Taft Aldrich Cannon |
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-03
TRIBUTE OLE RESPECT.

Whereas, It has pleased the Great
Commander of the Universe to re-
move from our midst our dearly be-
loved Senior Past Post Commander,
Charles B. Parsons, therefore be it
resolved.
LIST. That We, the members of
Picket Post No. 2lj Grand Army Of
the Republic, Department of Mis-
souri,, sincerely mourn his death,
and in token thereof that our charter
be draped and that we wear the usual
badge Of mourning thirty days.
I'd. That our country has lost II
most benevolent aud highly es-
teemed citizen, our Post most
patriotic comrade, and his wife and
children most devoted husband
and father.
Sd. That these resolutions be spread
on the records OF this Post; that n
copy be furnished the bereaved fam
lily, and also the press, with a re-
quest for its publication.
RICHARD ADAMS
ELI ID. HOPKINS
THOMAS LANG,
Committee.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-03
SHARING PLUMBER.

Speaking at Omaha, former Gov
ernor Joseph w Folk of Missouri
said something that deserves place
in every well regulated scrapbook.
Governor Folk said:
"lf it be said that the protective
system is wrong, but as long as it is
allowed we might as well get share
of the plumber for our own state, the
answer is that sharing in the pro-
ceeds Of robbery could as well he
justified by claiming that since men
will rob we might as well profit by
this weakness humankind. The real
purpose of protection is to stilc COM
petition, and to that extent help
monopoly. The time has come to
protect the people from monopoly
instead of protecting monopoly from
the people. II is claimed that under
the protective system money is dis
tributcd by dripping down to the peo-
pie from the overlooked pockets of
lll' IlblttllNf lullll bdIblN' u lllut
were true, the people would simply
be getting back IL part of that which
was taken from them uujustly.
Whenever a few men obtain more
than they ought to have through
privilege, there must be some who
will have less than they should have.
To say that when everybody pays
too much for everything everybody
is benefited is to state an absurdity.
II the privilege of protection could
be accorded tn all alike, it would in
the nature of things benefit no one.
II Is because it gives few special
privilege at the expense of the many
that these few clamor so loudly for
it, and it is for that reason the many
should not submit to it,"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-03

In the local option election at
Joplin last Thursday the VETS"
carried the city By a majority of
729 out of vote Of 3, G39. 1t was
a bitter contest, aud the liquor
dealers and brewers are rejoiced.
There are from fifty to sixty sa-
looms in Joplin, many of which it
is said openly violate the law, keep.
ing open on Sunday and selling to
minors. Their victory in Joplin
the liquor interests to
believe that they would also carry
other towns in the county, but at
an election at Webb City on Tues
day of this week, the "drys" car
ried the town by S34 majority.
Carthage and Gainesville are yet
to vote on local option.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-03
A Morning Reminder.

You awake with a mean, nasty
taste in the mouth, which reminds
you that your stomach is in a bad
condition. 1t should also remind
you that there is nothing so good
tor a disordered stomach as
Ghamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets.
They build up the system, assist nature
to restore natural conditions, and are so
gentle in their action that one hardly real
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Tablets are sold everywhere. Price Csc.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-03
HADLEY, THE INACCURATE

In speech delivered by Gov.
ernor Hadley at Greenfield last
Thursday he is reported to have
claimed that he had paid off more
than 81 300, 600 deficit that hr
found when he became Governor:
that he found no money in the
State Treasury and twenty years Of
accumulated debts to be paid off,
and that he had wiped out all the
debts and had surplus left over
But lenden footed truth overlook
him the very next day. Governor
Folk addressed the people Of the
Sixth District at Evprton on Fri.
day, and he was asked # there was
any money in The Treasury at the
beginning of the lIadIey term. The
Governor gave the following cX-
pliclt answer 10 the question aud
laid bare Governor Iladlcy's pen.
chant for inaccuracies;
ain his speech at Greenfield YES
tcrday in which Governor Hadley
said he had inherited Treasury de-
pletcd to the extent of ~ 900, 900 de-
felt, which he had paid of, he very
kindly cXOnerated me and said this
deficit had been passed along for
more than twenty years from one
Democrats" Governor to another.
1.-THE Governor made curious
mistake. Instead Of inhcriting ST.
900 deficit, Governor Hadley's
administration inherited II 800 ,0nO in
money. There was not n single pen
ny of debt that had To he paid ont of
this surplus except by appropriation
of the Legislature under MIR. Had
ley and by authority of apprupria-
lions signed by him. The revenues
cannot he anticipated under the law
and were not.
1.-THE Governor has looked through
the wrong end OF the telescope and
enormously termed II surplus de.
felt. The books of the Treasury
Department show for themselves
and leave no room for dispute on
this point.
"Do the books show surplu, or
deficit AT the beginning uIth,pres-
ent administration? That /, the
question. Here is II letter from the
Trcasurcr's office that talks for it.
self Anyone may verify ii, and |
know 1t to bc accurate:
"Thc total amount Of money IN
the State Treasury to the credit of
ali funds, January Q, 1909, was ST.
$40, l6l 81; the amount To the credit
of the revenue fund on the same
date was SSS1 60 81. That was the
last business day of the administra-
ton of record in the Trcnsurcr's of
hcesrNo business was transacted
on January II, inauguration day"
Again we remark that it is un-
fortunate for Il man in Governor
Hadley's position to make such
blunders they discledit his accu-
racy and give rise to doubts of his
veracity.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-03

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