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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
Fletcher Signs Men for
New Major League

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Daniel Fletcher
of Cincinnati. who came to Chicago
yesterday. exhibited 80 signed contracts
as a nucleus to a third major baseball
lea que.
'I have go star players signed for
the new all star league" said Fletcher,
"and will be in position in the future
to give the players assurance Of suf-
ficient capital to carry the proposition
to a successful issue. Ever since the
project was set in motion I have been
the subject of attacks from baseball
magnates in all parts of the country,
but 1 want to state right here that the
third league will be a reality and will
be thrown open next spring"
For the present Fletcher is main
tanning silence as regards his plans for
locating a park in Chicago. He pro-
poses to take over a piece of ground
adapted to playing and to erect a new
plant during the winter. In addition
to Chicago he says there will be parks
in New York, Pittsburg, Boston, Gin
cinnati, Cleveland, Washington and
either Kansas City or ST. Louis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
Latonia Results

LATONIA KY, Oct 27--AIelisande met her
match in the handicap the feature race at La
tonia today: when she went down. to defeat be-
fore Merrick in a six furlong dash. The result
was never in doubt Merrick was OF in good
position, and, shooting to the front in the first
few jumps. put three lengths between himself
and the field before the stretch was reached. He
won by four lengths.
Jockeys Herbert and McTaggard were sus-
pended after the last race today for disobedience
at the post, and Jockey Rice was suspended for
five days and fined $50 for rough riding in the
fourth race. Results:
First race, five and half furlongs-LilIy Pax
ton. straight S1320, won; Mockler, place So 90
second Iwalani, show $3.50, third. Time,
los 3-5.
Second race five and a half furlongs-Henry
wabank, straight $21140, won; Planutess place
$3.50. second; Oriental Pearl, show $5.70, third.
Time, 1:10.
Third race. six furlongs-Star Charter straight
$3.50. won. Sir Dawn. place $3.50. second Ex-
emplar. show $2.10. third. Time, 1:14 4-5
Fourth race, six furlongs-Merrick straight
S. 20. won; Theodore Cook. place $3.50, second:
Melisande show 81. 20, third. Time, 1:14 %
Fifth race, mile and 20 yards--CarIton G.,
straight s13.20, won; Huck, place $3.50, second
Jeff Bernstein, show $3.50. third Time, LAG Is.
Sixth race. mile and three eighths-Ffirting,
straight $50 so. won: First Peep 1920 second
Mamie Algol, show $3.50, third. Time, 2:22 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
Nathanson Starts West
TSpeciol Dispatch 10 The Coll1

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Martin Nathan
son, who is again to serve as handicap
per. programmer and associate judge at
Emeryville during the coming winter,
departed tonight for the coast to take
UP his duties with the New California
Jockey club. Colonel E. G. Hopper, who
is to preside. as usual, at Oakland, will
follow Nathanson west cary next week.
w H Christy, mayor of Emeryvilie,
was in Chicago today, having been
called east by the death of his mother
at Bloomington. Ill.
J. o. Keene left Lexington this after
noon for Emeryville with 1S horses be-
longing to Johnson n. Camden. The
shipment included Boggs, Miami, Zahra,
Twilight Queen, Cisko, Tahoe. Shooting
Spray and II yearlings. Jockey A.
Thomas will join the stable in Califor-
mia
J. c. Milan will ship the fiily Ada
Meade to Oakland, to be trained by j..
o. Keene.
Jockey Archibald hurried1y left Pim-
lico for San Francisco tonight in COM
pany with Jockey Gilbert. Archibald's
departure for the west was hastened by
a disagreement with the starter at the
barrier today, as a result of which he
was suspended for the remainder of the
Pimlico meeting. He thereupon decided
to go west at once instead of waiting
until next week, as he had previously
planned.
r. f. Carman, the wealthy New
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28

riding of late, also got into trouble at
Pimlico today and was fined S400. Car
man, contrary to the rules, loaned his
badge to r. H. Harris, and when taken
to- task about 1t said that Harris was
acting as his agent. In the controversy
over the matter Carman is alleged to
have become abusive to the stewards
Carman seems to have a penchant for
getting into squabbles with racetrack
managers. He is persona non grata at
Emeryville as the result of an episode
of several years standing, and last sea-
son he was ordered away from the
Jacksonville track after an alteration
with Manager III. d. Brown.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
Pimlic0 Results

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. PA drizzling rain
interfered somewhat with the attendance and
racing at Pimlico today. The Owners handicap
steeplechase, the car1ed feature, went to Duff
field well backed first choice, in a pretty race.
The feature of the day was the winning of the
fifth race, distance affair, by Ell Orc, 40 to
/ shot, with apparent ease. 1t was great sur
prise when he took Hilltop's measure today. The
track fair. Summary:
First race, six furlongs-Cooney X, to l.
won; The Gardener. 2h to /, second; La Sale, S
to 5, third Time, lib As.
Second race, mile and 40 yards-Amelia jerks
to 2. won; Cliffedge. to 2 second; Uncas
Chief, TO 2, third. Time, 1:43 Is.
Third race, six furlongs-whin. to 1. won:
Aldiyia, Is to 1, second; High Flown, to 1.
third. Time, 1:14 35
Fourth race. Owners handicap steeplechase,
two miles-Duffeld 2 to j. won; Francis Jo-
seph. 30 to i, second Essex, 10 to /, third.
Time, Alp.
Fifth race. mile and quarter-El Orc, 40 TO
l. won; Hilltop, even. second; Mont gomery, 2 to
/, third. Time, 200 20.
Sixth race, mile and a half--Algie. q to 5.
win: Oakhurst. 3 to 1, second; The Speaker Q
to l. third. Time. 2:41.
Seventh race. six furIongs-Takahira, to /.
won; Tubal, IL to /. second; King Avondae, 4
to 1. third. Time, 1:13a.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
DOOIN'S DOINGS A
PUZZLE To FOGEL
Philadelphia National Manager
Resigns, but Club President
Is Not Notified

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 27-Charfes
S. Doom has resigned at manager Of
the Philadelphia National league club:
President Horace s. Fogel has not re-
ceived the resignation: President Fogel
has wired President Lynch of the Ma
tional league requesting him to warn
President Hermann of the Cincinnati
club not to tamper with the Philade1-
phia players and so far as Foge1 Is
concerned. the Cincinnati Philadelphia
deal. which has caused so much turmoil
In the Philadelphia club, Is on
President Fogel said tonight that II
what he hears is true. he probably win
receive Dooin's resignation tomorrow
morning.
'I do not take Doom seriously" he
said. at believe. he will come down
and view this matter in the proper
light waited in my Office until late
in the day, expecting a visit from him.
but he did not put in an appearance.
OF course, I can not take any action
upon the alleged resignation until 1
receive IT..
President Fosel looks upon the re-
ported threat OF President Hermann to
take the matter before the national
commission as joke. Doom states that
he will not go to the office of the Ma
tional league in this city TO see Fogel.
"Fogel has to come and see me- he
said.
Both Doom and Fogel were present
at banquet given by the owners Of
the American league club to the world $
champions tonight and occupied seats
where their elbows touched. but neither
appeared anxious to discuss baseball.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
Atlanta Bars 01dfie1d
From Auto Meet

ATLANTA, Oct. 27.-when asked
today about the possibility of Barney
Oldfield being permitted to compete in
the automobile races the last three
days Of next week at the Atlanta
speedway, J. NJ Nye, secretary of the
Atlanta automobile association, said:
mo driver will be allowed to COM
pete here if he is not in good standing
with the American automobile asso-
ciation.''
Oldfie1d' is one of the SO entries for
Atlanta's meet, and it was reported
today that he might choose this meet
as an occasion for court action to Sc
cure restoration of his standing with
the American automobile association.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Meet TOMORROW
Host of Young Athletes viii
Strive for Mastery at the
SOufhSide Park

The entrants in the district meet Of
the Public Schools athletic league have
been arranged in heats by the officials
of the league, and everything is in
readiness to start the events promptly
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning Ow-
ing to the limited size of the South
side Fairgrounds it has been found
necessary to put the relays in heats
The heats and order of events are as
follows:
:. so pound class, 50 yard dash-First heat: NJ.
Hermann M Ri r;tI@a-s9s 3; Costello Ii "a. Aexander
Totten, Col: n Godat, NJ. Second he heat: t. W. w.
McTadden, E.; L. schmitt, J; L; W. Hughes.
areedry e. m s Desmond s F. EMIT FL r. Hughes s. NJ
% pound class, 60 yard dash-EiEst heat: H.
M sawysr F. sschan Nutn naSes u B Ianda H.
do. NJ; E. widing, NJ. Second heat: r O'Con-
nell, J. L.; T. Martinez, H: NJ; g. sheridan, n. !;
Hemenway, COL; Grisenig, COL. W. Stroh-
: lis pound class. 10 yard dash--First heat: W.
Sorthayo oKses e. F. Sloan j. T.; G.rEsr r. oconnor
heat: A. Furderer E.; 6. Duprat, s. n: . r.
Wharton. NJ; R. Lang, NJ.
J. l.: solomon, J. l.: G. Richardson, j. L.; b.
Millard, II. M; II. Morton. F:
95 pound class 220 yard dash-A. Falkenstein,
E.: T: Trautner, B.; A. Woods F.; Jacobsen
Col. W. sachan, s. N; P. Goodwin, S. NJ; r
Bither, Nj.
1l5 pound class, $40 yard run-A. .Ahmann, p. !;
NJ. Debenham, H. NJ; 7. Tronofr, f.; L. Nyble.
S. N; F. Petes, S. N; e. Seeman. S. n.
Unlimited class. $50 yard rum. Boyd, E. !;
II. Merrill, II. NJ; G. Penry, n. NJ; NJ Des.
mond, f.; j. Mccarthy, S. n.
The order of events follows:
so pound class, 90 yard dash, trials
95 pound class, 60 yard dash, trials.
115 pound class. 20 yard dash, trials.
Unlimited, 100 yard dash.
so pound class, 440 yard relay,
% pound class, 440 yard relay.
115 pound class, 440 yard relay.
so pound class 80 yard dash, finals.
95 pound class, 80 yard dash. finals
1I5 pound class, 40 yard dash, finals
% pound class, 220 yard dash.
115 pound class, 440 yard
Unlimited, $50 yard
FIELD EVENTS
80 pounds running broad jump.
95 pounds, running high jump.
liz mounds running broad iumn
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
Driving Club Closes Its
Season Tomorrow

The final meet of the Park Amateur
driving club will be held on the Golden
Gate mark stadium track tomorrow af-
fernoon when four races viii be de-
cided. These contests will also decide
which horses shall take away the val
ua bic trophies hung up by several well
known local horsemen. The entries are
as follows:
t-frst race class G trotters mile heats two in
+b-ee-R Cooeanf's Dividend. r. Nolan's Billie
burke A. p Clayburgb's Charles IL
ssecond race class A pece mile heats. two in
-b-ee~D 4. Hofman's Balboa, ID. E. Hoffman's
Dictatum.
Third race class B tretters. mile heats, Two
Nelson's BIRD Eve J. W. Smedley's Red Velvet,
n " Thompson's Lady Washington
Fourth race. class A trotters. mite meats; Two
A., .three-F r, Msfthes' Raymond n. A. 0ttin
gers Mike Kelly, q. c. Ahiers' Sunset Belle.
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S. l.; third, E. schivio. s. B. Time. 10 2-5.


FINALS
so yard dash, 20 pound class. division B-Won
third. P. Callaghan. S. H. P.
so yard dash, so pound class. division B-won
by ;. Marron, s. F.; second, W. Riordan. s $.
so yard dash. s5 pound class, division B-won
sS sStra E srasgisd RBades s second l. Brueman 5 b
80, yard dash. 20 pound class, division A.won
By A. cummins, s. h G.; second, X. Kidwen.
so yard dash, so pound class. division Avon
by J. Prendergast S. j s.: third c. Bartell and
W. Condor: $: j. tied.
By c. Broad. s. a. g.: second. A. AIbin, s. ii.
c.: third. f. Robinson s. H. G.
E. Heany n.y. $. s.. second. j. Maher' $ B.: third
R.. Consindine S. II. o.
[. Moore, s. s.: second. 4. Reed. 8. Fl; third.
H. Buckley. S. s. s .
E. Mecafthy; vase Second. p' E. Mcmahon s. l.; third
s. Cahill. s. j. s. efT
rs yard dash. so pound. division Avon by
A. Springnett. s; II. g.; second g. Mcoauley'
100 yard dash 20 pound. division B-won by
F; Shea. s. s.: second. n. Lee, s. H. p; third.
100 yard dash. so pound, division Bzwon by
M5ggirf fSTd wiIsS; H s ssegsd' H. Block s H.
100 yard dash, e5 pound class. division B
Won By {,,ri D GavEsn to,naas c. second C. Lynch
100 yard dash, 40 pound class. division A
Won by 6. Maher. S. ]. g.; second. F. Hickey,
3. P.s tnlrd, ii. rooney, n. r
100 yard dash, so pound class. division A.
S. j.; third. II. McMahon. S. !, -.
100 yard DASH 95 pound class. division A
s. 81. J.; third. J. Stray Bray. s; s. II. u' G. =
100 yard dash, 115 pound class. division A.
Won by r. Brady, S. ]. S.; second. B. Caravan.
s. l.; third, r. Harding.
220 yard DASH. 95 pound class division B.
Won by J.. Kerwin. S. s.; second, B. Allen. s.
B.; third. L.. Ray. $. a. O..
100 yard dash. lis pound class division B.
Won by g.. Maher. s. G.; second. T. King, s.
B.; third. J. Boden, s. B.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
ALL STARS To roUR JAPAN

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-James McAleer.
manager of the Washington American
league team, has made public tenta-
tive plans for an all star baseball nine
which he will take to Japan at the
close of the season next year. 1t is
said the makeup of the team will be
similar to that which played against
the Philadelphia Americans just prior
to the worlds series.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
Sixteen Fast Hounds
Hook Up Sunday

A good card has been arranged for
Ingleside coursing park for next Sun
day afternoon. Eight of the best grey
hounds in training will hook up in the
open stake, which gives promise of fur
nishing some interesting trials. Last
nights draw resulted as follows:
The Limit VS.. Kadee, Gertrude vs.
Iittlewedgewood, Scamp vs.. Gold
Musk. Miss Lufor VS.. Myrtle. Lady
Portola VS.. Georgetown. Teddy Blue VS..
Union Label. Black Bird VS.. Turkeys
Best, Tom Finn VS.. Master Bishop.
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LEHNER LOSES AGAIN

Lehner, winner of the previous class
B billiard tournament, fell further be-
hind in the present tourney now In
progress at Wright's billiard theater
by losing to Davoust last night by the
score of 200 to 169. Davoust's high
run was 27, with an average OF L.
Lehner's best inning netted 1s and his
average was 3h.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
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EDDIE SMITH WILL BE IN RING WHEN BAT NELSON Meets LA GRAVE
JACK JOHNSING, SPELLBINDER, TAKES
STUMP FOR DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE

YEW YORK, Oct 2ack Johnson heavy weight champion,
and automobile will appear role
- Wednesday, when democrat he is TO address the
voters of the thirteenth assembly San Juan h district this
Through the efforts of John democratic leader of the district
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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-02-25
FISH HAVEN NOTES.

Fish Haven, Feb. 23-Mr. and Mrs
l. S. Conley returned last week from
Kaysville, Utah, where they were cal
led to attend the funeral of Mrs. Con-
ley $ brother. Mr. Conley also visited
relatives in Salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs John Winterbottom
left on the 18th for Shelly to attend a
reunion of the Howell family, of which
Mrs. w. is member. They also visited
with Mrs. w g mother at Marysville,
who was not not able to attene the re-
union.
Orson Crook and Henry Erickson Of
Star valley, visited with friends and
relatives here last week
Mangus Erickson, who moved to
Richfeld, Utah, last fall, is coming
back here to live this spring, and they
will receive glad welcome from theii
old friends -.
The snow is about foot deep on the
level, but the weather is fine and with
the exception of few who haye colds,
everybody is we'll.
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D'Orr Poynter. M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

All calls promptly attended to.
Office hours: 10 70 An. and Z tn4p
Offices over Modern Pharmacy in Bre,
nan Block
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as follows:
Mochicahni, Mexico, Feb. IL
We arrived here on Nov. II, but our
tents did not arrive until week later.
We laid our beding on the ground and
slept with one quilt over us. All went
to work cleaning and preparing the
land for crops. On Dec, ID and Ia we
planted garden seeds of all kinds, and
95 days from date of planting peas were
inches high and radishes were ready
for the table.
On Christmas we all joined together
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-02-25

and had dinner at one table. We had
new potatoes, green beans, peas, lettuce
etc, which were purchased in our
neighboring town.
We have in so acres of tomatoes and
so acres of canteloupes; we will prepare
about 80 acres for alfalfa, grain and
potatoes.
We are all we'll and enjoying our
selves In a climate that cannot be excel
led. Mrs. Graham's health is greatly
improved and she takes delight in help
ing in the garden.
There have been but few nights that
the thermometer has registered below
SO Two nights it went down to IS, but
as a rule it registers between 80 and 80
We are about one mile from Mochi-
cahni town of 1000 population. The
town has good stores and telephone SER
vice. The people are very hospitable
They invite us to join them in their
gatherings and seem glad to have
MISUNDERSTANDING them.
/. If any of my, Bear Lake friends would
like to know the particulars about this
country and our colony, shall be pleas
ed to answer all questions they may
ask me.
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Summons.

In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial
District of the State of Idaho, In and for the
County OF Bear Lake.
Franz Burya, Plaintiff,
VS.
Unknown heirs and devlses of Niels Larson,
deceased and John Grunig, deceased, defend.
ants.
The State Of Idaho to Unknown heirs and de.
vlses OF Ntels Larson, deceased, and Jonn Cru
mig, deceased, Defendants, in the name OF the
people of the State of Idaho:
Yon are hereby notified that a complaint
against you copy of which is attached hereto
has been filed in the Office of The Clerk oil the
District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of
Idaho. In and for Bear Lake County; This ac-
tlon is Drought to obtain decree of said court
7uieting title in the plaintIfr and that you and
every one OF you have no right, title or interest
and be forever debarred from asserting any
claim whatever, to the following described land
situated in Bear Lake County idaho, to-wit:
commencing at point 81 rods north and 4
rods west OF the southeast corner OF the north.
ast quarter of Sec. 4, Tp Is, 8. r. AZ K. d. M
IN bear Lake County Idaho, running thence
north 10 rods; thence west 80 rods; thence
suth 10 rods; thence east 80 ro,s to place OF be-
ginning, containing acres of land and that
Within twenty days after service hereof II
served in said Judicial District, and within
forty days If ser ed elsewhere. Exclusive of the
day OF seryice), plaintiff will take default
against you and apply to the court for the re-
llet demanded in the complaint.
In testimony whereof, |, w. r. Holmes, Clerk
Of said District Court have hereunCo ser NV
hand and affixed the Seal Of said Court at Paris
Idaho, this the 9th day of January, 1910.
w. k. HOLMES,
Clerk of the District Court
A. b. COUGH,
Attorney for Plaintiff, R4ht
+. y. Address: Montpelier Ida
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GENEVA NOTES.

Geneva, Feb. 22-Karl Leissring has
been laid up for the past week with
INJURIES received while working in a
we'll. A bucket fell distance of IS
feet and struck him on the shoulders.
A Boehme is on the sick list this week.
The people Of Geneva are feeling
jnbilant over the prospects Of the con-
struction of telephone line early this
spring. which will give them connection
with Montpelier, Cokeville and other
outside points. J. w. Cook and George
Hall are pushing this enterprise and
they feel certain that they are going to
get it through. These gentlemen gave
vevry interesting talks at the meeting
house last Sunday
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Notice for Publication Of Time APP
pointed for Provi4g VIII, Etc.

In the Probate Court Of the County of Bear
Lake, state of Idaho.
In the matter of the estate OF Nellie s. Glenn,
Deceased.
Pursuant TO an order of said Court, made on
the 9Th day OF February 1910, notice liz hereby
given that Monday the 2Sth day OF February,
1910 at o'clock p. Of said day, at the court
rooms of said Court, at the court house in the
City of Paris County OF Bear Lake has been
appointed as the time and place for proving the
will OF said Nellie s. Glenn, dedeased, and for
hearing the application of Thomas l.. Glenn
for the issuance to him of letters testementary,
when and where any person interested may
appear and con test the same.
Dated Feb. Sth, 1910.
DAVID C. KUNz,
2-ll 81 Ex-officie Clerk
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For Sale.

l have three head of good horses for
sale, weighing 100 EACH ages s to Z
years.
Also want to sell two small tracts of
land that will make 10 or IL good build
ing lots. One place is one block north
OF the high school building and the
other is a block north and block west
of the high school, Montpelier.
Address Geo. Phelps. $50 Thirty-third
street, Ogden, Utah.