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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18

much surprised at the peculiar actions
or Supervisor Casey. 1 would not have
signed Nelson and Wolgast if / had
1 not thought that my permit would be
forthcoming. l feel greatly Obliged
10 the board for calling a special meet
ing for Thursday"
Hester intends to let the contracts
Tor the erection of his new arena just
as soon as his fight permit is granted
He will also post his forfeit of s2,50O
at that time. This money would have
been posted several days ago, but Hes
ter was waiting for his sanction from
the San Mateo supervisors before TAX
ing any chances of losing that amount
of money.
There was no hitch at the meeting
of the supervisors yesterday afternoon
when the permits of Coffroth and
Griffin came up for final action Each
received Is yes votes, showing very
plainly that whatever the police COM
mittee OF the board recommends in the
hghtlng line goes with the other 15
members of the municipal family. 4
Billy Crayton, who is representing e
the Shasta club in the absence of
Coffroth, is not in a position to say
what the club is going to do next month.
Conroth is expected home on February
/. and it is believed that he will have
a match all cut and dried by the time
he reaches this city
He may put on owen Moran and Abe
Attell for 20 rounds.
Promoter Jim Griffin or the Broadway
club completed his card yesterday aft
ernoon by signing up Denver Johnny
OKeefe and Montana Dan Sullivan for
a 10 round special attraction at 15S
pounds This rounds out fine fight
ing card to be presented to the fans
on the evening of January 2S.
o keefe has been doing most of his
fighting in Oakland, where he recently
beat the aggressive Tim O'Neil of Chi
cago. He is one of the best middle
weights who has been brought to the
front for many a long day. Sullivan
is member of the fighting Sullivan
family, which halls from Montana. He
has never fought here. but he comes
very well recommended. His brother,
Jack, has recently been matched with
Sam Langford in Boston.
Cyclone Johnny Thompson, who with
Tommy Mccarthy will furnish the main
event of Griffins show. is due to ar
rive from his Sycamore ranch this
his manager. Larney Litchenstein of
Chicago. and will start his training at
once, probably at the beach.
Mccarthy will do his work at Joe
Milletts The youngster will be
trained by his father. an old time
fighter himself, and his brother,
Johnny. will act as his sparring part
ner.
Mccarthy Sr. is so confident that his
boy will beat Thompson that he is
already talking about challenging the
winner of the Nelson Wolgast battle.
Tommy is in good shape, and will not
require much training to make him fit
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18

place to the midget All Balance by half
a length.
Orelio. the favorite in the third race
at six furlongs, lost whatever chance
he had by getting away a dozen lengths
behind his field Mentry, who rode the
favorite, declared that the horse refused
to break. With a good start he prob
ably would have been a contender, as
he showed a world of speed from where
he got off. Billy Myer. a well backed
second choice, was off in front and
Jockey c. Williams picked out the good
going for his mount and won handiIy
from Steel. Grace G was a part of
length back.
Buckthorn was the live horse of the
day and the checks were sent in on the
son of Santello. Away none too well
he laid off the early pace and little
Thomas made his move at the head of
the stretch. There was nothing to fl
from there on, as he galloped home
hve lengths in front of Mr.. Bishop.
I'd Ban, hot choice, fell into third
place.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18
MANY CLUB, SEEK
SANCTION OFP.A.A.
Requirement That All Aspi-
rants Become Members SfirS
Ranks of Amateur Body

The amateur boxing situation prom
ises to be an interesting topic at the
Pacific athletic associations meeting
tomorrow night, as some six or seven
boxing clubs have applied to be ad-
mitted to the association.
The associations registration COM
mittee. of which Joseph R. Hickey is
chairman, decided at its meeting yes
terday afternoon that the Golden Gate
athletic club, one of the new organiza-
tions applying for membership. was not
entitled to sanction from the associa-
ton and that the organization must
have misrepresented its standing to
the police committee in order to secure
the granting of its permit.
The local ordinance governing anna
teur boxing states that the club apply
ing must be a legitimate club and a
member of the Pacific athletic associa-
tion. AS far as the officials of the
Pacific athletic association are con-
cerned they have no right to issue a
sanction until the club becomes mem
ber. and though the Golden Gates put
in their application for membership last
Saturday they have no assurances that
it will be favorably received. The
majority of the board of the p a. A.
II OppOSeI 10 etdiuilliiiS any luiHS out q
legitimate club into the amateur ranks,
for If clubs are promiscuously admitte
the game is bound to be killed as it was
some few years ago
Chairman Herget of the police COM
mittee assured members of the asso-
citation and others that his committee
would oppose the issuance of permits
to organizations not members of the
Pacific athletic association
In case the club persists in going
ahead with the fights those partici-
pating will be declared professionals by
the registration committee
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18
Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. II = Ideal
weather, perfect track and an excellent crowd
attended the running of today card at Mon
Grief The success OF three favorites and two
heavily played second choices added to the after
moons pleasure Dave Wallace proved the sur
prise OF the day by winning the maiden event
The The feature of the afternoon, overnight
selling handicap, went 10 oceana which lowered
mary:
First race, three MISUNDERSTANDING 1 to >,
won; Jack Denman, to 2 second; Gardner. s
to l, third Time. 80 30
Second race. five and a half furlongs. maid
ens-Dave Wallace. 20 to I. won: Universe. I6
to Q second; Snug, . to /, third. Time,
Third race, six furongs selling Seymour
Beuter 10 TO ?, won; Tobox. Is to l. second
W Burt, 3 to l. third. Time 1:f3.
Fourth race, one mile. selling, handicap--oce-
ana ana y to 10. won; Ganlpaigner, to 2, second;
Shapdale, II to | third. Time. 50 4-5.
Firth race. one mile. selllng-Dr. Barkley. 4
70 |, won: John Carol. 5 TO L. second; First
fremllim- Z 10 l. third. Time. 40 2-5.
-, sixth race one and sixteenth miles selling
Eig1n, II 10 :. won; Otilo to = second; Harry
Scott. to l. third. Time 300 %.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18
East=West Golf War Will Be
Carried to New York

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-Western gol6ne
interests will be well represented at the
important meeting of the United States
golf association scheduled for next Fri
day night at New York.
A new constitution probably will be
adopted but the Importance of this ac-
ton will be secondary to that which is
almost sure TO be taken regarding rec
ognition of the west.
W. a. Alexander of the Exmoor club.
nominee for vice president of the
United States.g golf association, will give
the fasteners a clear idea of what tbe
Western golf association wants. and II
is believed by many the formation of a
national organization, one which will
place the west on an even footing with
the east, viii be the result
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18
Handicap Swimming Races
Olympic Card Tonight

The fourth series of swimming races
for the Olympic club championship will
be run off at S:15 o'clock this evening in
the club tank. AS the remaining events
of the tournament, beginning with to-
night, are to be handicapped. a hot
fight for points is expected The ham
dicaps will not be announced until Just
before the races. There will be four
events tonight. 100 and 40 yard races,
diving and relay race
Though McWood. Bond and Resleure
have a big lead in the scratch events.
there are bound to be some decided
changes this week If the handicapping
is good
The same contestants will participate
in the races that met on last Friday
night
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18
Fulletta, 7aplin Astride, Again
Proues a Winning Combination
Two Favorltes and Well Backed Second
Choice Account for Card

ULLETTA with TapIn frequently winning combination last
Il proved yesterday marked the
maiden for both horse and boy the Emeryvl track this
lhe
stand Fuletta n
tons are reported have unoosed the the
Raleigh all the
in the final yard
good Monday
backed second
w Anderson stable best thing the
alone the baby II / chaked her
The
T.
declined the While Fulea
Saturday,
made choice the Raleigh picked pounds
the
the former by half length and Miles
In the the half
odds broke quickly
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Tampa Results

TAMPA, Fla. Jan. 1.-Two favoritcs re-
warded the public today in the running OF .
rather ordinary card There were no features
beyond a splendid day for racing summary:
First race. about three furlongs-vamos, 2I5
to /. won; Louise 3. to =. second; Blanche
Ring, 10 to 1. third Time. :36 1-5
Second race. five furlongs-Clyamic, s to J.
won; The Ram. IL to /, second; Lucky Mate
even, third. Time, ] :06 rs.
Third race. six fnrlongs-Alice Mack ; to 3
won; Yearian. to 10, second; Alice, to .,
third. Time, i:19.
Fourth race. handicap, six furlongs-Milton
B. 13 to 10, won: Judge Cabaniss 9 to s seq.
ond: Star Venus, II to 5. third. Time. lis 80.
Fifth race, five .and a half furlongs-Caes
TO /, won: Brookline 10 to l. second: 4. NJ
Irwin, 16 to ), third. Time. 1872
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Punky. 10 j.
won; Frank Flesher. @ 10 /, second; Otogo 10
l. third. Time, i: :S3 l-5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18
Supervisor Casey Balks at
Voting on Hester,s Permit
Jim Griffin Signs O'Keefe and Sullivan to
Furnish Is Round Bout
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERy

pugisc shifted from
Redwood City Mateo yesterday with Promoter
stellar role Hester
Of to
San Mateo Only three of the five
friend,
with Hester
on Thursday.
action created stir in the suburban Five minutes
Redwood
peculang
brought back but sheriff
hireda buggy andhe from the without
There arc supervisors county-Casey Francis
and
meeting Angeles
When meeting
proceeded take the regular business of the board and
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18

everything went along smoothly III
Hester's permit came up.
After the clerk bad read the petitlon
Casey turned uneasily in his chair
looked at his watch. murmured some
thing under his breath, grabbed his
hat and coat and started for the door
Francis and Blackburn asked him 10
remain and vote on the Mission club
permit but Casey was in great hurry
Il refuse to vote unless the entire
board is present" responded casey.
Then he made a break for the door
and disappeared before those In the
room had chance to ask him any
more questions. When the deputy
sheriff took UP the chase Casey was no
where to be seen. so the other super
visors could do nothing but pass the
matter up. AS a favor TO Hester they
ordered a special meeting for Thursday
afternoon.
Upon good authority it has been
learned that Supervisors Francis ana
Blackburn are in favor of granting
Hester a permit. 1t is also generally
believed that McAvoy and Coleman VIII
vote for the Mission club man. There-
fore. if three of them are present at
Thursdays meeting, Hester stands an
excellent chance of receiving his long
looked for concession.
Caseys action did not come s sur
prise to the followers of the lighting
game. He has long been Coffroth
friend and it has been understood that
he would do all in his power to prevent
Hester from breaking in upon the sa-
cred territory which James w. has con-
trolIed without interference for the last
three years. Casey's action yester-
DAY shows that something is wrong
I feel confident that 1 will receive
the permit for Washingtons birthday.
said Hester last night, "and ! am very
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18
MGETAn1E 5IazIa

The safest medicines those which leave the
their This
s Being made entirely of roots herbs and
rhandit
etanle Ingredients make the finest of
which unfavorab affect
mpury add
of
SIS
s.
blood
BOOK on the blood medical advice
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA CA
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18
Jeff MAKES A TALK
FOR GOLDEN STATE
II Want TO See California Get
Benefit of Fight" Declares
Ihe Big Fellow
LSeeeial Dispaleh 10 The COLL

LINCOLN Neb, Jan. l1.-"There
isnt even as much as one outside
chance that I'll fight any place but in
california declared James J. Jeffries,
who exhibited tonight in Lincoln be-
fore a crowded theater.
Just tell Governor Spry," Jeff con-
tinued. that he is doing me a favor
when he says Johnson and / can't pull
of our mill in Utah. lie won't need TO
start the militia after me, for ! won {
he there. California is my home.
That's the place where / am going to
light Johnson and the governor can
rest easy and keep his soldiers at home.
This night is going to draw a lot
or people from all over the country,
and take il from me California, the
state where ] live, is going to get the
benefit. ! don't care whether or not
Tex Rickard has said the things he
is credited with in the newspapers
about fighting I'm salt Lake. Just put
il down for keeps that JEFF is going to
fight Johnson in California and that he
is going to lick him
sam Berger, Jeffries' manager, talked
ia similar strain. 1t would be alb
usrd." said Berger, "to think of book
ing this fight. the biggest in the his
tory of pugilfsm, for Utah when the
governor mas IOrDlQden II.
JEFF can't afford 10 run any risks of
interference. no, shan't say anything
concerning any differences between
Rickard and Gleason. If there is any
controversy between them they viii
have TO take care OF it themselves.
However. jeff insists he will fight only
IN California and / believe he knows
what he is talking about"
Rickard Leases Arena
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Jan. IL
A contract was signed today by TEX"
Rickard, promoter Of the Jeffries-
Johnson boxing contest and the man
agement OF the Saltair beach company
for the use of the bicycle track arena
1t the bathing resort as the scene of
the contest July 4.
The Management Of the Saltair re-
sort, under the terms of the contract
agrees to remodel the arena and make
adequate provision Tor the comfort of
80. .000 spectators.
The proprietors Of the beach will
make no charge for the use Of the
amphitheater and resort. declaring
themselves content with the prospect
of the receipts accruing TO them for the
transportation of spectators
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18

Trainer c. II. Maxwell has added two
more OF the . year olds that were
brought up from the Baldwin ranch
TO his string. One is full brother to
G. III. Patton by Santel1o- katherine En-
ME, and the other is a full sister ia
III Otros by Emperor Of Norfolk.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18
Rickard Csc Arena

Edwin T. Fryer was kicked while
being worked out YESTERDAY which
necessitated his withdrawal from the
fourth race.
=. O. Blum. owner of Day Star and
trainer Of Cool viii make Jockey
keoEh's cngag agements hereafter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18
The Calls Form Chart of Races at Emeryville

70 ct tsx number W
indicated black f&
first $500
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18

es. on at 1858. Coppertown out nace and
sno" oos winner inn, blk By Kenilworth Mitten
Second and third driving High nriceN e. ,oo, s,u'
pertown ran BiDocular down nrst quarter ~ .
lex ran q smart race. Miss Picnic saved eroat
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18
Emeryyille Entries

The following are the entries for Wednesday
at Emeryville:
e.. FIRST RACE-Five and half furlongs; sell
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18

mc-.24. .4s 10. .O1 4-5. At post minut
show. Hex. - place. ! show: Picnic on
Trained by J. Deufel. Scratched-5S37 Lew
lady Elizabeth. Start good. Won easily
town 1920. Picnic 10. Binocular 1915. Con
mile. then drew clear. winning with ease /
deal Of ground at last turn and iDished st
q good race. he was up against it.
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y .
lg Srate n good Won n a
Il we
] a
10 SElaNn nfrh nnIi dhnes slneto ofrS
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18
Juarez Entries

Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18

Hme24 2H minutes 2as Barbe show; Balance
O Trained by good Won Second
4
5923 a osaad upWad
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18

ost = minutes Oh at 3:02i5. Fuliefta. II
W; Miles, out show. Winner ch h. by Mirthful-
-5Sl0 Nadzn. 5s5S Edwin T. Fryer. Start good
<. High price-Fnlletta 1910. Fulletta had
y that understands him better than any one
81 turn and although lie swerved down to the
y. Raleigh ran HIS race. Miles received thor
noer a choking pull and then got cut of after
nee ~ all with the ride. Others up against IT,
iles; selling: year oids and upward: value 10
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18

MN ltek. ON at 2.3J u. Myer ] place. II Show:
Winner br. g by FresnoPleasant sail. Trained
l. Start good for all but Orelio Won easily. Sec
e. race s servicence u. Dareington 92 Orelio 81.
lie breezed 10 his 6eld all the steel
Grace ran Der race Servicence stopped II short
ng orello broke 50 badly be had.no chance at all.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18

~ post "a minutes on at 3:2S. Bucxthorn.
now; Ban out show. Winner b. e. by Santello-
eratcned-5S93 Cock Sure. 5g71 Dorothy Ledeetf
ing. Third handily High price--Mr Bishop 18-5.
IN wonderful manner He simply snothered
by himself easing up. Mr. Bishop ran his race
it but made up world of ground Paine ran
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-09
FEARS JOKE; MUSTN'T LAUGH
New Jersey Woman. Whose Jaw Is
Easily oisioeated Takes Many
Wise Precautions.

Camden. ~ Miss Cassie Conner,
fears a Joke more than mouse. II
she laughs heartily her jaw becomes
dislocated
If her friends are too solemn-look
Ing for her to laugh she laughs be
cause of their very solemnIty. Occa
sionally. when someone is disposed to
be mirthful, she must run from the
room Red pepper carried in her
handkerchief she has found will start
sneezing and stop laughing. She Is
never without IT,
"Oh, please, don't say anything tc
make me laugh she warns her
friends. DR.. Martindale, who has at
tended Miss Conner, says her case
Ia one we'll known to medical science
but seldom met
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-09
GERTIE HAD GOOD SENSE
At Least Her Father Thinks So, and
That's Why tle Is Happy-Fia-
ure II for Yourself.
Louis Gordon was all smiles.

Louis Gordon was all smiles u
You appear happy. Mr. Gordon.
said reporter May inquire whye''
May you inquirer" repeated Mr..
Gordon Didn't you hear about ii?
OF course, how could you? But surely
she is chip of the old block. 1t was
just like my Gertie Oh, the man who
gets her sets the finest girl N the
country. God bless her"
The news spread that Miss Gertrude
Gordon was about to marry and the
proud father was asked to tell AL
about it,
1T was this way" he said. OF
coarse you all know about the big
weddings gave each OF my five mar.
fied children. There was, never any.
thigg Hike the Gordon weddings Well,
thts uiefniae Gerties comes 70 me ARD
esfsis-ss wliat she says % stfs - y
Pop. she says, how much does It
cost you every time enc OF the chill,
dren gets married? She meant for the
hall and the entertainment. Well.
figured 1t out and told her $4,000.
Pop says that smart Girl to me.
how would you like TO make sl,000.
You're on, says to Gertie Show
me how
1" Pop, she says, I tell you, You
give me $1,000 and you keep the $1,000,
will get married quietly in the house
and you don't spend the $4,000 What
answer did | make? What foolish
question, told her to so ahead.
Miss Gordon is to marry Adolph
Rothenberg, hat manufacturer
March ., in her fathers home. 2026
Seventh avenue.
| tell you.' said Gertie to me, how
| think we can spend the $1,000,
Gordon continued II my husband
buys goods on 80 days notice l can
pay the cash and thus make the dis
count Then she said that after five
years they could have fine tin wed
ding in a hall Now do you wonder
that am happy with such sensible
daughter at home? tell you we are
proud OF her. New York World
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-09

from corporation dealing in lee 10
provide suitable scales ON wagons aud
when requested by consumers ice
must be weighed The penalty FOL
violation of ordinance to be not less
than $40 for each offense. Ordinance
placed on file for second reading AFTER
vote had been taken. Twelve aides
men voted yea, two voted nay, Burke
and Ne!lis.
Permission was granted Rhodes
Burford House Furnishing Co. 10 build
| a warehouse in the rear of 2lo-2l2
| Tenth street,
| Standard Oil Co to build q stable
on jefferson avenue and Fifth street,
| VIM. Susanka 10 build $1,000 cot
tage at 2ds Twenty-Ninth street.
Wholesale liquor license of Louis
NJ. Goodman was approved. The
bondsmen were Fred Teichman an |
il. F. c. Berbling.
The mayor stated it was necessary
that bids for fire apparatus for the
No. 3 fire station should be received
before April 5. the date previously
agreed upon. ana asked for a recon
sideration proposing March oath as
the date when Il special meeting Of
council will be called for the purpose
Iof opening bids. Alderman Koehle:
moved reconsideration. Carried
Alderman Magner made a resolu-
luton that 30-ineh sewer be placed
at manhole on Railroad street along
Twenty.eigbth street to main sewer
on Commercial
A resolution was adopted requiring
the city attorney to traw up an or
dinanee for concrete sidewalk to
be laid on east side of Poplar street
between Division and Twenty-hrst
streets.
Alderman Davis resolution to place
an arc light in the middle of block
on Eighth street between Washington
and Commercial avenues was referred
10 street committee.
Alderman koehler's resolution 20
have concrete sidewalk built in front
of the new fire station under direc-
tion of street committee and city en-
gineer was adopted.
The annual tax levy ordinance was
read the first time and referred 10
proper committee.
Ordinance for concrete sidewalk on
Commercial avenue between Four.
teenth and Seventeenth streets, west
side. was read and referred TO ordi.
nance committee
Ordinance changing the down town
fire station to No | and the up town
to No was referred to committee.
An ordinance to establish a third
fire station on Sycamore and Thir-
tieth streets TO have a complement OF
captain and four firemen was read
and referred.
An ordinance covering a raiseAs in
the salary of nremeh was read. Cap
tains are to receive $40 per month and
hosemen $50 per month
An ordinance increasing the police
force to "a men was read and referred
to proper committee.
The city engineer was instruete
on motion of Alderman Meehan 10
get cost of tive carts to be used in
cleaning mud off the streets after
being flushed by street fusher.
Council adjourned at o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-09
A Fresh Air Ealtacv.

II you want to purity your blood It
IS of little value to Initiate your chest
pouter pigeon fashion. The blood In
your lungs takes up ;Ist as much
oxygen as your mupcles coll sor, and
no more. Exercise your legs instead
oi your diaphragm and chest Even
the inhalation of pure oxygen In dis.
eases OF the lungs has yielded dis.
appointing results and is gravely ques.
t,oned as to its theoretical basis
Outing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-09
DOG TAX DUE.

The tax on every dog In the city Of
Iairo over the age OF three months
is hereby fixed at Two Dollars for
ach year commencing with the first
lay OF January In each year, to be
laid by the owner or person having
keeping or harboring such dog, to tn
Street Supervisor This law will be
strictly enforced this year.
John Sheehan,
Street Supervisor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-09
THE POST OFFICE BILL
Was Passed Yesterday by the House,
Carrying Appropriation Of
s24t ,ooo,o

Washington. March S.-The post
offise appropriation bill, carrying APP
preparations aggregating s24l 100000,
passed the house today while the
senate disposed of the agricultural
bill with total appropriations of $751;
100000.
The senate was in session three
hours. the house continuing to do
business a couple Of hours longer.
Both houses will meet tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-09

are the business
places for the
senators and rep
resentatiyGs. lack
tickers and A pit
and the o:hel
signs OF exchanges
in Wall street, bat
il Is probable tha ;
as much trading
Is done in then.
as in the building
Of Ike acreage in
New York S great
financial district.