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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01
Two Hundred OlympiCs Will
Take Four Mile Tramp

More than 200 members of the olym-
pic club have signed up TO participate
in the clubs tramp from the Mckinley
monument at the Baker street en-
trance of the park panhandle TO the
ocean beach, distance of four miles
Sunday.
Johnny Hayes, the well known Olym-
plan games marathon winner. has been
invited to attend the hike" as a guest
of the club and promises to give the
winged o athletes some pointers on the
proper way to walk. President William
f. Humphrey will lead the bunch at
the start. He and Doc Mcmahon have
been in active training for some time
for the great event.
Those who will take the dip in the
ocean viii strip at Al Leans gym
nasium at the beach. Under the lead
ership of Professor Sidney CaviT a
number of the clubs expert swimmers
will do some fancy diving and swim
ming stunts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01

viii take racehorse to beat Turret
from now on Lady Elizabeth was a
third OF a neck in front Of Daddy Clip
The first race on the card. for maiden
> year Olds, was a graduation exercise
for Pride Of Lismore He was a two to
one favorite and won walking by eight
lengths. with Babe Neely beating Basil
two lengths for the place.
St Avon. played down from 10 10 6,
with Borel riding and the top package
of l32 pounds in the saddle. was much
The best in the second race. but was
practically left at the post in another
Of Mr.. Holtman's walk up and go"
starts. 81. Avon ran rings around the
field. but could do no better than third
Billy Myer, with a seven lengths lead
to his credit around the turn, won by
four lengths from the consistent Nbor,
who came out OF the ruck. Meltondale,
early attendant upon the pace maker,
was fourth.
Delmas and Nj DerechO were pad
dock specials for the third. and a
bunch OF money was played on both,
bat sink Spring. with NospeT up, was
meant and made a runaway race of it
Delmas, with Kederis riding, got out
Of two bad pockets to finish second,
and M0ssback was third.
Gretchen c. quoted al ives. and
backed by those who had the informa-
tion. accounted for the mile and 20
yards event, Wolfville running his
usual game race into the second place,
with Trocha third.
The fast race OF the day and the
year was well earned victory for
Gossiper IT. than whom no horse has
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01

First eight named above qualified for
the opening match round. Walter Nc
Creery, f. II. O'Keefe, w. II. Smith Jr..
r. d. Girvin, z. +. Barron and j. Nj.
O'Keefe did not hand in their cards
In the afternoon the first match round
over Is holes was played. w. F. CARLY
being matched against T. p. Mumford,
Douglas Grant against c. j. Jones. j.
w. Byrne against w. p. Holt and 2. W
Selby against II. Spens Black CARLY
beat Mumford Z up to play; Grant
won by default from Jones; Byrne won
by default from Holt, and Black de-
feated Selby up to go
The seminal round over Is holes will
be played tomorrow morning, CARLY
meeting Grant and Byrne being paired
against Black.
The two winners will play the final
round over Is holes tomorrow after
noon. The winner will capture the Del
Monte cup.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01
Griffith WOnld Keep Umpire
Out Of the Way

CINCINNATI. Dec. 31.-NIanager
Clark Griffith of the National league
rules committee says there is one rule
relating TO umpiTes which ought to be
changed.
Il don't like to be called a kicker.
said Griffith yesterday, but it does
make me mad To have an umpire
around in the way when you've got
good play on. and have him step into
il and knock the whole business out.
Very often / have seen signals go
wrong because an umpire was in the
way and the players could not see.
want them to stand on the outfeld
side of the base line and give their
decisions there. the other umpire re-
naming behind the catcher at all
times"
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01
Ebbetts Finds the National
Schedule Easy

NEW YORK. Dec. S1.-President
Charles H. Ebbetts of the Brooklyn
club. who is also chairman of the Ma
tional League schedule committee, yes
terday announced that he had com
pleted a draft of a 16S game schedule
for the season of 1910. and that, con-
trary TO general opinion, he has found
the arrangement of dates an easy mat
ter. Ebbetts was able to reduce the
number of extra double headers each
team will have to play to five, as
against 10 each in the first draft he
made.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01
CALIFORNIA ROBBED
OF Mf,SAYSCOACH
Schaeffer Tells VancOuVerifeS
He Thinks Referee Gave
Berkeley Worst of 1t

VANCOUVER, B. c., Dec. S1.-That
the University of Oregon may adopt
Rugby football as it is played on this
side of the international boundary was
announced last night at football ban
quet by Billy Haywood, coach of the
university athletes.
Haywood came to Vancouver for the
purpose of Witnessing the games be-
tween the University of California team
and Vancouver He said he was pleased
with it and would recommend the
adoption of the game.
Coach Schaeffer of the Californians
created a sensation by declaring that
his team had been robbed of the second
game by Referee j. S. TAFT
II am not going back to California
and make squeal there" said Schaef-
fer. Il am going to tell you to your
faces that l think we got the worst
of it,
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01
DEL MONTE GOLF
TOURNEY OPENED
w. F. CARLY, Runner Up of 1908
Cup Contest, Returns Best
Qualifying Score
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

DEL MONTE. Dec. SIN spite OF
the incessant downpour few enthus-
iastic golfers played IS holes here this
morning in the qualifying round of the
competition for the Del Monte cup for
men.
w. F. Garby of the Claremont coun-
try club. who was runner up to 7. ?.
Mumford of the Annandale country
club, Pasadena. in the Del Monte cup
contest for 1905, made the best returns.
H. Spens Black of the San Francisco
golf and country club being second and
Douglas Grant of the Burlingame coun-
try club. amateur champion of the Pa
cific coast, third.
The official qualifying round scores
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01
RALEIGH P D IS
MUDLARK WINNER
Form Players Again Hard HtWhen
Johnson Colt Romps Home
By E. w. CLARKE

the contested yesterday in the op at
Eeyyie of Students OF
thought Dagee his stable
receded the betting Stu
Daddy his remarkable
Of their
the who knew the mud running qualities
ofth D. his back from
TO Lady small bet from her Harry
Mack other who knewt the making abilities
Lady Elizabeth and let the fast trick
lengths the with Raleigh
Jhnsons picked
Up drive Turret who made
finish and seemed TO be having anything
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01

James r. Keene will have bigger
and stronger stable than ever in train
ing next season, although he managed
to carry off leading honors last wear
with more than $4,000 In 1907
keene's horses won more than $500. 600.
worlds record. The Keene turf ven
ture in England will not be entirely
abandoned, but more time will be de-
voted to racing in America during the
coming year than for several seasons
past
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01
NAVY CHAMPIONSHIPS GAME

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-A busy squad
of bluejackets was today assigned to
the work of preparing the field at
American league park for the cham
pionship football game, which is to be
played tomorrow. The game is for
the championship of the North Atlantic
fleet. Betting on the game is lively
throughout the fleet, the odds favor
ing the team from the Nebraska as
against the eleven of the Missouri.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01

been more consistent in running close
to the winners. The old mare hooked
up with Thistle Belle. favorite, and
Grace G. and came on to win in a
driving finish with Grace G, Thistle
Belle having chucked the issue after a
smart race.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01
Old Ruals Enter Baby Racers in
CZassu 7uo Year Old Euent Today

Antenor bap colt By Solitaire of Carnain and full
brother Vorhces pho mill carry the coors of 4 B. SpeckeL the
old year. Mr. Spreces also nil have another
candidate the Kono Antenor. however. expected to be
the contender for the honos of the first baby NTH Dagge Smiths
BeHcacher colt Franz RuhstaLer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01
sHAwfGoEs TO GIANTS

NEW YORK, Dec. S1.--Al Shaw. out
fielder with the St. Louis Nationals to-
day was released under the waiver rule
OF the National league to the New
York Giants.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01

Chicago OBrien blew in yesterday
with tales of the storms in the east.
lie viii play them here, on the limb
and otherwise
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01
coULoN AND KrTsoN MATCHED

CHICAGO, Dec 3L-Johnny Coulon
was matched last night, through his
father, Z. e. Coulon, to box George
l<itson of New York 10 rounds at 112
mounds in New Orleans January 5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryyille

81 C.
Hoppe }
1Toaa for Jasez chart > number vii fe skeddany
il which in
furongs:p purse ,
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01
DOrandO Arrives on Way to
Meet Hayes Here

NEW YORK. Dec. S1.-Dorando Pi-
etri. the Italian marathon runner. is
back in New York. Accompanied by
his brother. Ulpicio, the little Italian
has come from Naples to met Hayes
again on the Pacific coast. Dorando
says that he carried home $4,000 as the
result of his previous triumphs in this
country. He hopes for another equally
successful season.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01

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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01
CONSULT NE
FREE

If you are worried
about a sore. Dis
charge. structure.
Organic Weakness.
or any Male Dis
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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01

ime-.24, as 4-5. l:02. 1872. Al
Grace. As place. 2-5 show: Bi
dante. Trained by r. Merckel.
Second easily. Thru same. II
and Birth al oufbroke Thistle
pressed early br Thistle Belle. b
Grace q closed rcsoluteiy and
Effort 70 eet III 10 GcssiDer 4
~hance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01
NO Rent YOUR Room.

Advertise them in The Calls Want Ad
columns. Phone Kearny Sc. We call
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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01
81 SHEEHAN-DAREINGTON- IESSuP
AUTENOR-FRANK RuHSTALLER-RA

THIRD RACE-Three furlongs; year o.
Horse aud Pedigree
&'AUTENOR tSolitaire Incarnation III 49,. Il
T. RUHSTALLER (Bearcatcher-Iavena CO. II
RAVELST0N II tRavelston Titina) ......, III
PrestoIite THE Fog -Escarolal l..............I Il
Soon tCesarion-One Momeutl .............1 Il
sKormak (Puryear D-Cheffel ....A.....-... II
Welakao General RobertsJanice Marion) III
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01

e. on at I:45is Lismore. 4-5 place: %
T. Winner b. z. by GalvestOl-Clara White
~ Fortune Start good. Won iu gallop.
Babe Nicely 10. Cantem s. Phosphorus 20.
~ from his field after the start and
made a good showing. Basel closed well.
p showed anything worthy Of especial men
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01

81 min utes On at 100 Gossiper. place io show.
h. 3 sho Winner ch. by Colonel Wheeer-t, ,onf-
Scratched -56Sl Lanits Start poor. Won ridden ant
n pree-Brth 90 Thistle Belle 1910 Gossper Grace q
sle ossper immediately front was closely
~ after passing half lasted ii ont nicely
as gainn every stride. Birth ran a goo, race
on This tie Belle aud she stopped badly. Others no
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-01

Time % ~. so. I.02 3-5. At pos
show: Neelv. 3 place. b show: r
Traiacd bv !. Burns. Scratched
second easily. Third driving
Barney Mason Il. Pride 81 Lism
,aii6prd home all by himself.
descendant probably green. None
Hon
Evening journal., 1910-02-25
MiddIetown pemoerats eIeet.

MIDDLETOWN. Feb. 25.-At a
meeting of the Democrats OF St
Georges Hundred held in the New Era
Office the following delegates We're
elected 20 the special Democratic Con-
vention 70 be held i'm Wilmington on
March 18th First District, John G..
Armstron; Second District, Elmer +.
Bender; Third District, J. +. Biggs;
Fourth District, Julian Cochran and
Jefferson b. Foard.
Special services win be held in For
est Church, beginning on Sunday
evening. The arrangement FOR preach
ing is as follows; Monday evening.
the Rev. Alexander Alison, Jr of West
Church. Wilmington; Tuesday even
ing, Rev. winthrop b. Greene. OF Sec
ond Church. Philadelphia: Wednesday
evening. not arranged for: Thursday
evening, the Rev S. B. Wylie, of New
Castle. and the Rev. 4. w. Spooner
d. d. of Washington. ID. c., on Friday
evening and each evening during the
week beginning March G.
Evening journal., 1910-02-25
NEWS NOTES
OF NEW CASTLE
Democrats Elect Convention
Delegates Baptist Preacher
Arrives

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Feb. New Castle
hundred Democrats held a meeting in tho
Town Han last evening and elected
Chauncey =. tlolcomb, Evan q. Boyd.
Martin E. Smith. F. Dell. Janvior and
James Dcnning, delegates to the county
convention TO be held in Wilmington
March 12.
At The funeral OF Jesse A. Biggs YES
tcrday there were many handsome floral
tributes. Services were conducted by the
Rcv. S. b. Wylic ana the Rev. t. X.
Moore.
Arrangements viii shortly be made to
inter tho body Of Samuel T. Lane. who
died two months ago. Tho body has been
kept In a vault
The Rev. Dr. LOWS, the new pastor OF
he First baptist Church. arrived with his
family yesterday They will occupy ono
Of the Dcomer houses in South sixth
street.
By tho breaking of an aAio Of a freight
train last evening at tho south switch az
fhe station. passenger tra.ns were delayed
for some time wcckine train came
iINlN NlNNlNNtNN anu Ni'tAANN AN' iiN'hNt
John kelly. Of Chester moudor IN tho
Baldt Works. had two fingers OF his
hand severely bruised by being caught in
the chain OF a crane.
New Castles school ttachcrs will 30 TO
Middletovn tomorrow 20 attend a ieaoh-
crs' institute
George Trulu is snl m critical condi-
ton
city Solicitor Cooper win deliver an adj
dr,sr in the opera House. 1t viii pc the
FIRST of series 10 be delivered here by
prominent citizens
grh,rc will be moro beats in the shad
fishing business 'his season than Tor many
years
Several classes of the NJ a. Sunday
school arc preparing interesting prosrums
FOR entertainments
Evening journal., 1910-02-25
SMYRNA GRANGE
FOR GOOD ROADS

SMYRNA, Del. Feb 25.-smyrna Grange
No p. held a very interesting session. on
Saturday. The soper Good Road Bill has
been read and discussed IN this Grange,
but as yet no definite action has been
taken although the Grange as unit, Is In
favor OF good roads and would like TO
have them Sentiment was entirely in Ia
vor Of Parcels Post. Corporation in buy
ing and selling. was also discussed at
length.
on next Saturday evening. the closing
event OF tho winter sessions will be liter
airy, musical and social. This being the
9TH anniversary OF the reorganization Of
Smyrna Grange, and program in charge
of Mrs. NJ. V. Ford. members and their
chosen friends may expect something way
beyond the ordinary. On saturday. March
s. the women vii have charge of the meet
ing. They have selected as their theme.
"Womcn's Suffrage"
Evening journal., 1910-02-25
ODESSA

ODESSA, Del Feb. 25-Thc REV.
Robert Lee Halett has resigned az
pastor OF Drawers Presbyterian
Church and has accepted a can to All
toona, Pa. Mr.. Haliett has been here
nine years.
The Rev. ID. j. Given has accepted
an invitation to become pastor Of
Madeley NJ. e. Church. Wilmington,
condition upon his appointment there
The executive committee Of st.
George Hundred Sunday School Asso-
ciation held a business meeting this
week az the home OF Miss Edna Ewell.
The annual meeting OF the Odessa
Loan Association will be held at the
Academy building ON Monday. at which
time a president. vice-p president. sec
retary and treasurer viii be elected
TO serve one year. and the directors
TO serve three years.
Evening journal., 1910-02-25
FIREMEN PLAN
BIG CARNIVAL
Thirty to Forty Companies
Expected to Take Part in
Parade Being Arranged

The representatives Of the various fire
companies arranging for the hremen's
parade and celebration which will be held
next fall, met last night at the engine
house of the Independence Fire Company.
Three companies, the Friendship. Reliance
and Delaware, still refuse TO take an ac-
tive interest in the arrangements and have
not had representatives at any Of the
meetings.
An effort will be made to get these COM
panies to send delegates to the next meet
ing which will be held at the Phoenix
engine house on March 10, when a date
will be fixed for the parade.
The fire companies now interested in the
proposed parade predict that It will be
the bigges' thing OF the kind ever he'd 'n
the city The participating companies Will
shortly send out invitations to fire or
Esnizadons from outside the city which
they will entertain II is expected that
from thirty to forty companies including
all the FIRE organizations OF important
Evening journal., 1910-02-25
TO MAKE LEWES
A REAL PORT

LEWES. Del. Feb. 25.-With $1,000
subscribed locally and a Government
appropriation of $4,000 for the building
Of new jetty at the mouth OF the
Lewes river. there is every indication
that the long delayed dredging of the
river. giving shipping facilities TO the
heart of the town. soon is TO be an
assured fact. Subscriptions are com
ing in every day, and when the spec
ial tax is collected there Will be enough
money on hand for the work to be
completed by summer. steamboat
line to Philadelphia is one of the ad-
vantages promised il the river be made
deep enough.
Evening journal., 1910-02-25

fed She swore 70 other indignities
which she had been subjected 20 as a
wife and that after the thrashing she
left her husband and went 70 her
mothers.
All during her testimony. Lawyer A..
b. Magee, said to be the attorney for
Mr.. Stevenson, sat and eyed the wit
ness, following every word Of her tes-
timony. but when asked to examine
her, he shook his head
Evening journal., 1910-02-25
SUSSEX TALKS OF
CONFERENCE CHANGES

GEORGETOWN, Feb. 25-with the
annual conference of Wilmington uf
the Methodist Episcopal Church hut
three weeks or many changes are ru-
mOrcd TO take place IN the churches.
Georgetown churches are expected TO
lose an three of their pastors. the Rev.
J.. l.. Pole. pastor of the Wesley
Church. being named as a probable
district superintendent, while the
present superintendent at Dover dis
trlct. the Rev. S. NJ Morgan. is slated
10 come here. The Rev. }. IL. Der
rikson and c. s. Thomas are believed
to bc slated FOR other stations. The
churches will send lay delegations 20
Salisbury 70 look after their inter-
osts
Evening journal., 1910-02-25
SUSSEX PAINTERS
ARE ORGANIZED

GEORGETOWN. Del. Feb. 25.-The iirst
labor organization in Georgetown was
formed last night, when q local of the
Painters and Decorators Union was con-
stituted and an agreepent was reached
TO work only for union wages. The rea-
son given for the organization was thar IN
the smaller towns painters weer not work
ing for living wages. and with the rival
ry to secure contracts. wages often were
cut in halt II is expected that the car
penters also will orsqnize.
Evening journal., 1910-02-25
THRASHING GOT
DIVORCE FOR HER

DOVER. Feb. 25.-A wife for only
few months, Mrs. Mary f. Steven
son OF Smyrna got a decree nisi in
divorce from George Reynolds Stew
enson. The young woman, who was
substantiated by her aged mother,
swore to extreme cruelty Her hus-
band. one night, came home and ad-
ministered a thrashing, so she testi-
Evening journal., 1910-02-25
STATE FINANCES
in GOOD SHAPE
Audit Shows Treasury Con-
tanned Actual Balance of
$50, 900 on January 10
ASSETS $763,65l
OVER THE LIABILITIES


Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Feb. g5.-rhe Little Legisla-
turo" this morning concluded the audit of
the State Treasury accounts II shows the
state has more than held it's own.
The receipts for the general fund were
tho following
state tax items
railroads. Sioil25oo
Tolesroph ana telephone companies. Slo,-
ai7eo
Express companies, }2,12S.22.
Bank and banking associations, &ls,loo.29.
Manufacturers of steam, gas and cleo
tricity, N66S6.
Collateral Inheritance taS, Sii5.i9.
Civn commissions. f5l9
Corporations. S5.53su.
franchise tax from corporations. Sj5-
ogem.
| Interest ON mortgasSe Ni5o.
/ Licenses and fees S2iL9i5.o1.
Umted states Government appropra-
tions, $1,000
/ Appropriations refunded. &Vls.2b
Automobile licenses, S5,lS2.
Fees from the office of Secretary of
state Sl6,ilo.5o.
Dividends, bank stock 500
Delaware state Hospital at FaAhurst
Slo,5o2i6 pay patients)
/ sale OF bonds $4,000
Special appropriation from sinking fund,
s6e.1oo
other sources, S7ls6.
Total. sl6O,U5.S5
Expenses.
The expenses including tho appropri-
ations made by tile Legislature were:
Salaries. sGJl22.U.
General Assembly regular session, SIS
S3256
General Assembly special session Of the
Senate S2i6.7s.
Special appropriation. sis5923Sl dn-
cludcs the Ss2.5o0 new bwlding).
Contingent funds. sLSiol9.
Improvement of public highways. s2I
s7li5.
Interest. S31G7lo
Printing. $9,SsiS2
Colleges of agriculture and mechanical
arts. $4,000.
Indigent deaf dumb, blind and idiot,
children, s9SSi5l.
/ Delaware state ioNplldl at i at llinul o.
SlC6I2s3.
National Guard Of Delaware. $1,000
Claims against State. as per claims bill
Of Legislature, Ssdc6.ii-
Free public schools. Sl3eOn.
Purchase Of new watchboat. 1886
Delaware state Hospital at Farnhursi
improvements SL03316
Erection Of buld-urs on cxperimcn
farm, $1,000
Delaware state Tuberculosis Commits
sion si41Go.57.
Delaware state House commission. ST.
1880.
General appropriations, Sjtie5.ie
Cash balances. Ss0,733.-l
Total S7Go.7l5S5.
The total wealth Of the state
reduced $4,000 this year by the ra2
ing of the Jump property cold Chez
mansion) but will be increased abou
$4,000 by the completion, this veal
of the new administration building.
Delaware is really q wealthy state a
the following grand summary shows
Total assets, $3.50 4S6.03.
Total liabilities, SS26,1S5.
Excess of assets over liabilitic.
S7G365l.O3.
(This reckons the bank stock whicl
the state owns at IT'S present marke
value and not at it's par value).
Balances January TO- 1910, end of
Evening journal., 1910-02-25
SMYRNA TO ELECT
OFFICIALS ON MONDAY

SMYRNA, Del, Feb. 25-Tho annual
town election viii take place on Monday.
when councilman viii De elected from
each Of five districts and two from the
sixth district, town treasurer and on
assessor Polls VIII be open from . 90 81
IN the afternoon.
Evening journal., 1910-02-25
Publio Buildinq For Lewes.

LEWES. Feb. 25.-- Congressman VIII
liam II. Heald has introduced bill i'm
Congress for public building inl
Lewcs, TO cost s65.OO0. The site for
this building was purchased about
year ago. at a cost OF $4,000 The To-
cation is the old Virdon House site, /
between Market and South streets, on
Front street
Evening journal., 1910-02-25
RossELLE.

ROSELLE. Del, Feb. 25.-Mrs. w.
-. Prettyman entertained the sewing
circle OF that place at her home yes
terday Many members were present.
Mrs. John Clark who has been IN
for several weeks. Is improving.
After being M for several weeks
Mrs. Seal Is able to be about again.
Evening journal., 1910-02-25
Salesman Drops Dead.

DELMAR. Feb. 25.-Horacc L. Gull
ver, aged IS, well-known clerk in
the hardware store OF +. G. elliott.
dropped dead this morning while ut
his work. lie is survived by a wife
and two brothers