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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
CORINTHIANS ARE
MERRY AT FEAST
Yacht Clubs Annual Dinner al
ReIyedere Clubhouse Hefd
Amid Much ReVeIry

The old year was tolled out and the
new year rung in yesterday by the
members Of the Corinthian yacht club
at rbe annual dinner in the clubhouse
at Belyedere. Honors were paid to the
n,emorv Of the departed pet bear which
furnished the piece de resistance of
the first annual dinner. The bear killed
the pet monkey that killed the pet
coon and incidentally hugged one of
the members so hard that he sealed his
doom.
The pigs. the turkeys and the Wis
consin geese were cooked in Tiburon,
and the cooks and walters formed a
procession and brought the food to
the clubhouse. The regulation cap and
anrons have heretofore been the uni
form. but yesterday the cooks and
walters gave the members surprise
and appeared in the uniform OF Tommy
Atkins, with red coats and little red
skull caps. When the curtain on the
stage was rung up, showing the carvers
in full action over the pigs and other
good things. there was not vacant seat
at the tables.
From high noon until almost time
for the departure OF the 4-oV D. NJ ooae
there was a feast of wit and wisdom,
not to mention the eatables The
speechmaking was seasoned with sing
ing and vaudeville numbers.
Port Captain John II. keefe. the
father of the feasts of the club out
did himself in his pleasant office yes
terday.
Among those who addressed the
gathering were Judge William p. Law
Tor. Judge John J. Van Nostrand, Henry
Dimond. Senator Sims. William 7. Hun
ter. Commodore Stone and William
TIoFg. the commodore to be. Frank
stone the retiring commodore, spoke
~ the past two years and the work
shat had been accomplished, and at the
end of his talk was presented with a
hronze ships wheel intertwined with
the club burgee. The center of the
wheel contained a fine clock.
William Hogg, the incoming commo-
dore. told Of the plans of the future.
mentioning the harbor improvements,
the new clubhouse and the new bridge.
This brought out great applause, for
these are things sadly needed at the
cl,ih headquarters. With few good
old time songs the members then
,vended their way to the ferry home
ward bound
As the steamer pulled out of the
slim and until 1t rounded Peninsula
point bound for Sausalito the cannon
on the clubhouse wharf doomed fare
well as il had a few hours previous
doomed a welcome as the special ex-
curslon boat appeared.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
SLpOTLIGM1rS
ON SPORTS

The Pittsburg management has hNo
players to select from it's list TO cover
the initial bag the coming season.
Flynn, Abstein. Bud Sharpe, TarletOn
and another man are after the place.
While Monte AtteT is credited with
being a great little fighter, his recent
work IN the ring has not been very
brilliant. Draws and close decisions
have been the best he has given the
public
Bob Armstrong. the cOlOred heavy
weight who has trained Jack Johnson
for his recent battles. is likely TO be
among Jenries' STAFF of trainers when
he starts to train for his battle with
Jack Johnson
Larry Lajoie. the sensational second
baseman and former manager OF the
Cleveland club. is spending the winter
months resting on his farm
It is reported that the coursing game
will be resumed at Ingieside park
shortly 1t is said that the parties
who are behind the venture plan TO
conduct the sport without the betting
feature.
Stanley Ketchel sent New Years
greetings to his friends here from
Grand Rapids. Mich The middle
weight champion spent New Years day
with his folks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
.BlAkFLEY BEGAN
CAREER AS RIDER
Sponsor of AraSee and Black.
ford Has Commissions 10
Buy Best Two Year OIdS

Andy BIakeley and Garnet Ferguson
were caught together by the camera
man Ferguson was known as the Beau
Brummel of the turf, abandoned the
game but found the lure too strong
and is again a daily attendant at the
track In his racing days. among
others, he owned the great horse Bear
catcher and was highly pleased when
Bearcatcher's first colt won the BABY
race New Years day.
Blakeley, in the roles OF rider, trainer
and owner, has long been known to
track followers. and he now has a use
full stable al the track in Arasee. Black
ford. Glennadeane. silk and lesser ones.
He is giving close attention to the
new crop of > year olds. having COM
missions TO buy the best for east
ern turfmen. He has some promising
youngsters in his own barn. including
a sister 10 Sylvia Dunbar and a half
brother to The Fog and The Mist
When Biakeley's horses are taking
their mornings work he attends them
on the track. astride a chubby gray
pony The pony and the race horses
are inseparable.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
Thistles and ROyerS Battle
To Three Goal Tie
By BOB SHAND
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
In a fast soccer game, played for
the benefit of the ]. F. McCourt camp
of Spanish war veterans. the Albion
Rovers and Thistles battled yesterday
afternoon to a three goal tie. The
game was played at Freeman's park,
Oakland, and attracted a big delega-
ton of fans.
The Thistles scored first, shortly
after the start. when Cochrane made
the right connections from pass from
Scott The Rovers equalized after 20
minutes of playing, Aitken placing the
ball in the net, after James had missed
by inches. Jackson scored for the
Scots before half time and the interval
arrived with the Thistles leading by
on goal
The Albions had the better of the
play in the last period and scored
twice. while the Scots celebrated once.
The final whistle found the Rovers in
close proximity to McRitchie, but the
Thistles' goal Keeper turned many tries
aside. The lineup:
Observation-Disclosures, Ray. Waeber.
Christie McTurk Towns Carswell, Nc
Laughlin. Jackson. Cochrane and Scott.
Albion Rovers-Marra, Anderson, Sell
kirk Hurst, Mizen, McKiernon, Milne,
James, Aitken, Balmain and Pike.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
PAJAROITA MAKES
RECORD AT JUARFz
BedweRs Sprinter, Neglected
i'm Betting, Runs Five Fur
longs i'm SO 3-5 Seconds

JUAREZ, Mexico, Jan. I'll G. Bed
wells Pajaroita, carrying 80 pounds
and neglected al s to l in the betting,
established track record for FIVE fur
longs when he won the third event at
Terrorazas park today in SO 3-5. Gar
ner allowed Arch Oldham to make the
pace to the stretch. where he saved
ground next to the rail, and won by a
head from Sugar Maid. Enfield, the
favorite. was third, a head away.
The summary:
57sS-First race, selling six furlongs-
Geneva. 1o5 (Nfondan) to ]. won; Ed keck.
lo4 !M0lesworthl; TO l. second & Judith - Page
Lord Clinton. Roland, Billy Mayhue, T1pster,
Torseo and Tug Boat also ran
teenth-sensibe. ss Garner 10 /. won; AZ
court. 100 (Ricel, TO 1, second: Woiferfon loo
(HoIlister), Is to 3. third. Time, 1;4t 40.
Contestee Landlord, The Thorn and knight
57s5&Third race. FIVE furlongs-Pajarolta. 80
(Garner) TO l. won; Sugar Maid, 81 (J. vii
to 10, third Time. so 3-5. Elizabeth Har-
wood, Arch Oldham, Knight Deck and Gaiinds
57ss-Fourth race. seven furlongs-Black
Mate 10e (B wilson, to l. won. March
mont los (SmalD 10 ]. second Early Tide,
1i2 IT, WILSON,. 4 TO l, third. Time, 1;26 25.
Lotus Eater and ST. Dunstan also ran.
57s7-Fifth race, selling. seven furlongs--
Ammo McGee 100 tBenescoten1, TO 2. won;
Ethel Day. 112 lWardenl, Z 10 ., second; Mino-
leftc 102 (MeCahey), to /. third. Time,
]: :26 Is Iista Plume. Ina Gray, Donna FL
vira and Sweetheart also ran.
III 4KennedYl. s 10 l. won: Silver Stocking l0a
lSmalD 13 to ;, second Light House, los
lMccaheyl, ; 20 /. third. Time. l;l3 ID Don
Beaver Dam Lad, The Sticker. Nincentio and
Captain Burnett also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
Jeff IS REAPING
GOLDEN HARVEST
Big Fellows Theatrical Com
tracts Nef Him Between
$4,000 and $4,000 Week
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CHICAGO. Jan. 2.-James J. JEFF
fries Is earning between $1,000 and
$4,000 a week on his present tour Of
one night stands, despite the fact
that he and Berger have not been al
lowed to box IN many cities, including
Chicago.
This golden harvest for Johnson's
future opponent is the result OF an
exceedingly liberal percentage con
tract which. according to those close
10 the Jeffries camp, yielded the big
Californian an amount exceeding
$4,000 on the poorest week of the tour
and more than $4,000 on the best week.
with an average of about $4,000. Gotch
s working under a straight salary Of
$1,000 q week
The Coliseum show OF Saturday night,
svhile hardly up to the expectation of
the management. represented gross
Este receipts Of approximately $4,000.
This showing stamps Chicago as a
pretty good sporting town when it was
known in advance Jeff could not spar
and that the mat bout between him and
Gotch would be only a good natured
tlssle.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
'FIlLIES Will HAVE
FIRST RACE TODAY
Turfnen All Over the Country
Have Eyes on Performances
of Babies Here

More than ever before are horsemen
here and elsewhere interested in the
decision of the baby races at Emery
Vile, because from this crop will be
drawn the performers for the spring
and summer meetings in the east and in
Canada. The supply will be limited and
every colt or fllly showing ability to
win will command good figures.
California has always been a nursery
for youngsters, and last year at Ar
cadia and Emeryville 500 babies were
given their first training. This season
only 124 are at the track across the
bay, and many of them will not be
ready to start for several weeks. About
three events a week will keep the lit
tie ones busy, and prospective buyers
will have an eye on every race.
The Napa stock farm string of 23 and
the Oakwood farms bunch of Is are
expected to represent by at least one
in every event. The first race for colts
and geldings was run Saturday, and
today the FLIES make their first ap-
pearance.
There was an increased attendance
during the week, the racing continued
good and the arrival of the Bedwell
performers from Juarez added to the
bright prospects of the second half
of the meeting.
Kederis, with five winners, three of
them ridden in one day, topped the
jockey list, With Z. Martin scoring four
victories. Vosper three, Gross, Dugan,
Coburn and Buxton two each and one
each for E. Sullivan, Rooney, Mulligan,
Cotton, Munro. Denny. L. A. Jackson,
Mentry, Mcbride and c. Williams.
Jockey Glass was suspended during
the week for a bad ride on Arasee.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
Winged "O' Casino Tourney
Opens Tonight

The first important event of the new
year IN the Olympic club will be the
casino tournament, which opens this
evening. All the crack players are
entered, and some exciting games are
looked for. The drawing follows:
Cartwright and Monahan VS.. Powers
and Lagan, Foley and Clifford VS.
Wortheimer and Wolfe, Mickele and
Green VS.. Calagares and O'Connor.
Kennedy and Farley VS.. Boas and
Watts Burke and Gallagher vs. Car
Toh and DoIan' Hli@dreth @ anq Wheia1
Neidrost VS.. James and Owens, Marisch
and Sissen VS.. Mulverhill and Trefts.
Pohlman and Foran VS. Nichols and
WEIGH. Shorttll and Recomie VS.. Nc
Carthy and McElroy, Mcguire and
Prendergast vs.. Lyons and Fitzpatrick.
Judges. William Arnold and A. L.
Meyerstein.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
Ireland Returns Best Score
On Preside Links

The first monthly medal play tour
nament of the year was held on the
links of the Preside golf club yester-
day. The honors went to W. B. Ireland,
who made net score OF 70. DR.. ].
Miller stephens was good second,
with net score of 81. Both played
with a handicap of 8.
The heavy rain of Saturday night put
the course in wretched condition, and
the scores, as a rule, were so poor that
only four scoreeards were turned in.
DR.. Hartland Laws net score was 80
and NJ. Sprague's was 101.
The tournament was a medal play
handicap over Is holes
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
Stagg Insists That American
Game Will Stay

CHICAGO, Jan. Coach Stage of
the University of Chicago. who re-
intercollegiate athletic association in
New York, declared that football as
played in American colleges is well on
the way to thorough revision, but that
the present game would be retained
with changes and that no other form
of game would be substituted
Il feel just as strongly as ever said
Stagg. that the modern scientific game
Of football should not, and will not, be
given up. I also feel that the salvation
OF the game will be in making it more
open"
Stagg further asserted that any i'm
preston that the national experts favor
a reversion to Rugby or the adoption of
the association game is false.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
johnson Bows to the Will
OF Five Policemen

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Jan. Jack
Johnson refused to fulfil his contract
to appear at Terre Haute theater to-
day and the manager attached his
trunks as he was about to board a
train for Columbus, Johnson said
the theater was too cold.
When constable served the writ
on johnson he mounted his baggage
and said he would hit the first man
who touched it," The constable called
the police and the fighter backed down
when Captain Armstrong brought five
men to take him to jail
Johnson later tried to engage a spe-
cial train, but failed and when he saw
his belongings dumped on dray he
told his manager he would stay here
till tomorrow and fight the case.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
Another Victory for the
Crack SWaStika

The speedy Swastika basket ball
team added another victory TO its long
list Saturday night by taking the Mis-
sion Y. NJ. c. A. five into camp by
score of 80 10 27. The game was close
and exciting throughout and the result
was in doubt until the finish. The
superb teamwork of the Swastikas
showed to advantage and carried the
victory home
From now on the Swastikas Will be
affiliated with the newly organized
Pastime club. Owing TO some differ
ences with the Y. NJ G. A. the team
has severed its connection with that
body. II Will play under the Pastime
clubs colors in the coming p 4. y
tournament
The lineup of Saturday nights game
was as follows
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
Red Sox Star Offered Bonus
Not TO Marry
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN JOSE. Jan. Frank Arel-
lanes. the San Jose boy who took the
majors by storm last season. is in a
peculiar position. He will lose $500 If
he marries within the year. 1t is
stipulated in his 1910 contract with
the Boston Americans that he will re-
ceive a $500 bonus besides the hand
some salary that awaits him if he re-
frains from plunging into the matri-
moniai sea during or before the play
ing season Arellanes made a great
record with the Red Sox last season
and will shortly entertain Mana ger
John T. Taylor on a hunting trip in
this vicinity.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
MINERS TO KEEP HANDS
OFF SWITCHMEN'S STRIKE
Will Not Interfere in Trouble
at Great Falls

BUTTE Mont. Jan. 2.-The Butte
miners union tonight by an overwhelm-
ing vote decided TO keep hands of the
sVitchmen's strike at Great Falls
The vote was taken on the report Of
q conference committee which has been
considering ways and means of settling
The strike in Great Falls. The report
- as not made public.
As z result Of the strike the Boston
and Montana smelter at Great Falls
and that company's mine in Butte. en-
ploying about 1000 men. are idle.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
ELECTRIC SHOCK KILLS
WELL KNOWN SEAMAN
Eugene O'Hare Meets Sudden
Death While on Mining Trip

Word was received here yesterday
that Eugene tO'Hare, first engineer on
the steamer Santa Clara. was acciden-
tally electrocuted ia Arizona, where he
went recently TO investigate mining
,aropertv he owned. O'Hare was widely
known in shipping circles of the coast,
having made many voyages Of late
Years between this port and Alaska.
He was an Elk and viii be buried by
that order His body has been shipped
from Arizona and is expected here to-
DAY
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
TWO FEDERAL ACTIONS
AGAINST CORPORATIONS
Tobacco Trust and Railroad
Cases TO Be Resumed

WASHINGTON, Jan This week
viii be marked by the resumption Of
TWO federal actions against corpora
tiOns.
The hearing on the tobacco trust
case viii be taken up by the United
states supreme court Monday. For the
same GATE is fixed the resumption of
testimony designed TO compel dis
iointure Of the Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific systems
The railroad case VIII be heard in
New York
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
Offers From Europe
Tempting to Nelson
Lightweight Champion IS Holding
Out in Hope That Wolgdst
Will Come to Terms

2-Sportng SAM
Cardin, Wales, February
$4,000
he match reasonable made with Welsh will
close this match concluded theatrical engagement tonight and
haYet the fghtin fever. NELSON.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
A Business for Sale

Are you looking for a chance to go
in business for yourself? Look over
the OFFERS in today's Classified Ad Sec
ton. under the Business Chance head
ing. Something there to interest you.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
COMMISSION WILL MEET

CINCINNATI: Jan. 2.-The National
baseball commission Will meet here
wednesday TO elect officers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
WOMAN RESCUED FROM
DEATH BY POISONING
Central Emergency Hospital
Staff Works Effectively

Mrs. Mary Fields OF 1851 Mission
street was taken 70 the Central emer-
sency hospital at. an early hour yes
terdsy morning in q serious condition
According 10 the hospital authorities.
she seemed to be suffering from the ef-
fects OF some poison. She improved
rapidIy under treatment and returned
10 her home almost completely reeov-
cred.
Mrs. Fields and her husband had been
guests at 2 New Years party where, IL
was said. Mrs. Fields was taken i'll
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03

The observatory Of Treptow has
opened an international competition
for the best photographs OF the Leonid
meteors taken from the car of bal
loon. between November l3 and Nov
ember ls. 1903,
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
The Calls Handicap Forecast
BY E. W. CLARKE
ST. AVON-SERVICENC BUSH
NAPA Farm ENTRY-YANK El

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Some fast work.
N-nr.a stncl firm nntrN fNank & To eni
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n PPERTOWN-NAPA MIC

Apprentice allowances
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
BOY UP IN COURT

A youth of sixteen, found
Carrying obscene literature, was
before Judge Chapman
yesterday on a charge of incor-
rigibility. He was given in charge
of Rev. F. H. Groom of the Cen
trail Christian church, who will
take steps to better the lads en-
vironment. Also two youngsters
were arraigned for petit larceny,
but the judge dismissed the boys
and censured the persons bring
ing them in.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
Beyond Her Expectations

DR.. Hee A. Wan, Sai Francisco. Cal;
Dear Doctor-After taking your treatment six
months am improving more than ever expected
when began with your medicine and feel am
about cured. l have two weeks medicine on hand
yet and when l continue taking this l feel 1 will
be entirely cured. iope SO at least.
Words cannot express my gratefulness to
for your kindness shown while under your
treatment. Again thanking you for your kind
service, remain, yours respectfully,
MRS. HENRY CAREY.
Box 872, 1oldfed, New.
p. S.-You may publish this letter with my name
signed II desire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
BOYS GET LOST IN
9Th AVENUE WOODS

Reynard Johnson, son of An
drew Johnson, and William John
son, son of l.. R. johnson, with
Edward Hawlie, all under 10, took
walk after school Thursday af-
ternoon on the new Sixth avenue
boulevard. They got off the
boulevard into the woods and got
lost and had to stay all night.
They found their way back yes
terday none the worse for the
experience but mighty hungry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
pAvL|S LET OUT
ON $1,000 BAIL

John Pavlis, who was arrested
for assault in the shooting ARRAY
last 'Mnday, and was held in the
county Jail awaiting trial, was
released yesterday upon a $1,000
BAIL being put up by his friends.
He will have a preliminary hear
ing Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
BIC LINER RUNS
ON MUD BAR

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The in
bound liner Mauretania is lying
safely at her dock, after an
hours delay in coming through
Ambrose channel, where the ves-
sci struck on a mud bar. There
were 787 cabin and SIS steerage
passengers on board. The vessel
finally got herself free by her
own steam. backing off the bank.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
Gained 6 Lbs. in z Weeks

Dr.. Hee A. Wan, Can Francisco. Cal;
Kind Sir-After IL days treatment gained six
pounds; I weighet ia pounds now I weigh 100.
loosen me all up as l spit up ell kinds of mucous;
then my head loosened up. and now 1 don't cough
Sr time in my life that Know Of / am am lots
better. have followed your diet table very close
have given your address to several of my friends
my case. Any special directions you will give
will follow carefully. Yours truly,
Arcata. Cal M TACRITT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
| INSANE ASYLUM
Is BURNED

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
BRANDON, Man, Nov. 5.-The
insane asylum of the Manitoba
government was burned to the
ground late yesterday but all of
the inmates were saved. One of
the women inmates playing with
matches she had secured in the
kitchen was responsible for the
fro
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
The Best Recommendation

DR.. Hee A. Wan, San Francisco. Cali
Dear FriendEI am glad to tell you that have
the time take the rest Of It think 1 will need no
more medicine am very thankful to you for your
kindness and free treatment One OF my lady friends
(Mrs. Rfchmond) got your address from told
her what you had done for me. Will try and speak
good wore Tor you whenever / can can tell
main, your friend, MRS. GEO. A. CAUGHELL
Fresno Cal
p 81 will forever praise your remedes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
Eats Like a Hog

DR.. Hee A. Wan, San Francisco.
Friend Doctor-You will have to excuse me for
not writing soon as took your course of medi-
cine, had to go to the mountains and could not
get back In time took your medicine with me a nd
took Il all II YVES the finest medicine took.
hog That tired feeling has left me and feel fne
dose every night cured me and think will
that Ny stomach feels fine can
anything, and 1t don't affect me at all ~'
From your patient, @. w. HALL
oil "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
Old Age Made Happy

DR.. Hee A. Wan, San Francisco. CAL:
Dear Friend received the treatment and
/ am better than have been in 20 years When I
commenced taking your treatment had idea
that you could cure me l was in bad shape phys
could be aithoush am 81 years old viii show
this letter to all the sick that 1 know of or can
hear of and tell what you did for me. l will Close
Wishing you the best of success. From your friend
and patient, E. II. BRANNAN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
Gained 20 Lbs.

DR.. Hee A. Wan, San Francisco Cal:
DR.. wan-I received your letter to-day saving
you had not received my report blank. / mailed il
several days received the free treatment to-
day which you sent suppose you have re-
oeyed the report blank.
very much better than when you sent me
my hrst treatment as / have gained 20 pounds I
TO all my friends and will be a well girl in less
time than ever dreamed Of. Anything you think
I need send and will take IL. Respectfuiiv
Pendieton, Ore MISS SADIE A. YARDLEf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
TIDES TOMORROW
Height.
Time.

The A.AdmiraI Samson, OF the
Alaska Pacific Steamship COM
pany, having taken on a large car
go of general freight from this
port for Frisco and Los Angeles,
has moved down the sound to
complete her cargo.