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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
MANY YACHTSMEN
GOING TO JINkS
Day viii Be Quiet Generally in
Yachting Circles About
the Bay
By HERBERT HAUSER

Today will be quiet one in yacht
ing circles. as all the clubs about the
bay have open dates. Many of the
yachtsmen who are members of the
Olympic club will head for Monticello
grove to attend the annual roundup
and jinks of the popular athletic Or
ganization
All the yachts and their crews had
strenuous cruises over the fourth of
July and today will be spent quietly.
On both Saturday and Sunday the boats
had all the wind they needed on their
upward trip. as the wind blew stiffiy
from the west to north. The cruise OF
the san Francisco club to volante was
the most successful one in the clubs
history. The sloop Monsoon, which had
been up the river as far as Walnut
grove, met the fleet at Vo1ante and re-
turned home with it,
According to reports of yachtsmen
who have made the river trip this sea-
son, those who will venture up that
popular cruising ground in the next
few months will find that it will be
hardly worth while venturing above
Courtland owing to the extreme shall
lowness of the river this season. Re-
ports show all the rivers and sloughs
have less water than for many years
and as the yachts all go on pleasure
bound the upper river will probably
be left alone New sandbars have
sprung up in all parts between the
nd "a nd
boat hits a bar it is tough work
getting it off in the broiling hot sun.
Vallejo presented pretty sight last
Sunday night with theNdozens of yachts
from nearly every fleet. on the bay.
Aeolian, Corinthian. San Francisco and
Sausalito were all represented. The
Nautilus OF the Aeolian club made
Napa saturday night and former Com
modore Strom reports that he had a
fine time.
The Aeolian fleet is scheduled TO take
Its annual river cruise next Saturday.
The Corinthian club will hold the an
nual contest for tire Hammersmith tro-
ply next Sunday over the regular
channel course The Sausalito club
will make the Petaluma drawbridge
trip. as will the San Francisco club.
The California club has a race for %
footers on for Sunday, to be followed
by clam bake, while the South Bay
club will have ladies day.
Entries for the Santa Cruz race will
close next Saturday with William Bar
lage, chairman of the Corinthian regat-
ia committee, and fine list of entries
is expected. Commodore William i.
Hogg has been working faithfully with
his regatta committee and Fred Swan
ton of Santa Cruz to make this event
the greatest in the history of the local
Watching circles. and he no doubt win
be successful. The largest list of tro-
phies ever donated for a regatta in this
state are being offered as Inducements
for boats of all classes to make the
trip The announcement that Com
gressman julius Kahn had arranged
with the government at Washington
for the use OF the revenue cutter Nc
Culloch as convoy for the feet has
been received by all with great en-
thusiasm, and ii undoubtedly viii add
to the success of the events. Many
less venturesome- yachtsmen are plan
ming to spend their vacations at Santa
Cruz during racing week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
.CHUG CHUG men
Will Hold CLIMB
Motorcycle Club Plans Open
Run Up Whites Hill in
Marin Today

The members of the San Francisco
motorcycle club will hold hill climb
today over Whites Hill in Marin coun-
ty. The members and all owners of
motorcycles, who are invited. will
leave on the a. m. Sausalito boat,
selmo to Whites hill: The hilh which
is one of the hardest in this section
OF the state, will be thoroughly pa
trolled during the contest so that there
will be no danger of meeting teams
while competing.
The contest is for machines in tour
ing order, no racing vehicles being al
lowed to take part. The entries will
be open to the time of starting. An
early return to the city will be made.
over the fourth was a great success
and netted the club a neat sum.
The election of officers was held last
week and resulted in W. 6. Collins
being elected president. ]. Campbell
vice president, j. F. W. Carey secre-
tary- treasurer c. Mcleod sergeant at
arms, A. w. Green recording secre-
tary and DIR. !. w. Letcher captain.
The members of the club viii keep
open house next Wednesday evening,
having an informal entertainment for
their friends and all riders of motor
cycles, whether members of the club
or not
From the last statistics compiled in
Denmark it was found that there
were five times as many motorcycles
in that country as motor cars.
There were $500 motorcycles and 700
motor cars. OF the latter more than
half. 375. were in Copenhag gen, of
this number there being 13S motor
cabs. Practically all the cars have
been imported from Germany, France.
England and the United States and
most of the best known European and
American makes are represented.
The San Diego motorcycle club. which
recently celebrated its Incorporation,
is now discussing the idea of living
in its own clubhouse within the next
six months. The club has about 145
members, while the Los Angeles club
standing. Los Angeles has about
1900 licensed riders. while San Diego
has not more than 265. The San
Diego is strong club and full of en-
thusiastic members, big attendance
being present at its meetings. which
means life to any club
DR.. n. ID. Graham. a veterinary sur
geon of Glencove. L. L., uses an Rs
especially constructed for him. with
about double the cost of an ordinary
motorcycle. With the wagonette, as
1t is called. he can carry stock of
medicines and instruments. as well as
clothes enough for several days trip
Red Armstrong on his seven" In
dian, broke all track records from /
to 10 miles for three lap dirt track
recently in his performance at the
Iuileries park, Denver making the
10 miles in 9:13 4-5 This is the word
that has been received by c. c. Hop
kins, local agent for the Indian. AS
Armstrong dashed around the saucer
ne several times barely managed to
keep the track. His second mile was
the fastest mile ever ridden in Colo
rado on anything. This time was
:53 S-5. He rode fast stock ma
chine, with mechanical valves and no
ports 1t was the first Indian I to
arrive in Denver.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
Dcfcat Of LOnQ and fC OKhNn IS Sad Blow to Tennis Fans
SCOTTISH BOWLERS
END TOURNAMENT
F. Blair and M. L. Grove Easily
Win Finals for Doubles
Championship

The Scottish bowlers finished their
handicap doubles tournament for the
championship of the Golden Gate park
green yesterday. F. Blair and NJ. L.
Grove easily defeated Rev. w. ]. Fisher
and J. Deasy in the final match. The
score was 21 to IL. The winners were
at their best. while Fisher and Deasy
fell down badly. Deasy in particular
had an off day.
The following practice games were
played:-
j. c. Moffatt and John Duncan beat j. q.
Jones and Thomas AIiilar. p to 16: Monatt
and A. A. SicVicar beat r. Park and Millar.
II to IL; A Oates and r Blair beat sIillar
and H. A. Brown, u 70 u; A. McNear and T..
McLachlan beat j. AIcLaren aud T. Millar. n
TO 10; Duncan and Brown beat j. T. Dare and
g. Patterson 21 TO TO- Dare and Patterson
beat \. Craig and Duncan. Il to L. Deasy and
Fisher beat Brown and Oats. 21 to 10: W.
Maundrell and B. EtteF beat Patterson and w.
higsehbottom. II to Il: p. Dalzeil beat 7. j.
Welsh. u to q; d. f. Collins beat ID. O'Brien,
81 TO 10.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
AMERICAN RUGBY
TEAM GETS DRAW
Varsity Stars Make Good Show
ing Against Strong Metro
pOIifan Union Club
By WILLIAM UNMAcK

The combined aU-American football
team yesterday played draw game
with the Metropolitan union team OF
Sydney, the score being eight points
in all Notwithstanding the fact that
the American team has defeated some
of the teams they have played against.
this draw game against the Metro
politan union is by far a better per-
formanee than any of the victories they
have achieved The Metropolitan
union team is. next to a combined
New South Wales team. probably the
strongest combined team that can be
put in the field in Sydney, and it is
therefore evident that our boys were
up against as classy a team as IL was
possible for them to meet The orig
inal schedule for today's game was a
match against the combined New
South Wales team. but the officials OF
the union have evidently recOnsidered
the matter and substituted the Metro
politan team.
The Metropolitan team in sydney
includes many OF the best players in
New South Wales and it is not an un-
common thing TO see most of the Met
ropolitan team also gain their place
on the New South Wales representa-
tive team. OF the Wallaby team that
played here in February last year.
most OF them had also been members
of different Metropolitan teams. and
In yesterdays game there were one or
two of the WaIIabies playing.
Middleton, the husky forward Of the
Wallabies has been showing splendid
form this season in Sydney and it is
more than likely that he once again
played against the Americans. Another
WalIaby who probably played yester-
do
back These are about the only two OF
the famous Wallabies that are at pres
ent playing up to form, and as mat
ter Uf IacJ all the Wallabies with the
exception of about half a dozen turned
professional players shortly after
their return to Australia. and are
therefore disbarred from taking part
in any future amateur contests.
OF the all-California team that
played the Wallabies here in that
memorable contest at the Ocean shore
grounds. four are members of the
the Metropolitan team in sydney yes
terday. They are Dwiggins. Minturn,
Cheda. Schwartz.
The team goes to New Zealand
Monday. where schedule Of four. and
probably six, games Will be played
After these contests the team starts
for home and is due in San Francisco
about August %.
The American team has been lavishly
entertained during its stav in Australia
and has been the guest of government
and municipal officials at all sorts and
forms of entertainments. The Ameri-
can residents in Sydney also organ
lied a committee and a large enter
tainment was 10 be given the team on
strictly American lines. The sydney
university students have also been en-
tertaining the team. and the members
have been guests at dozens of private
fashionable functions.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
SoIano County Brevities
GIRL WILL BE TRIED IN JUVENILE couR1

GIRL WILL BE TRIED IN JUVENILE COURT
Vallejo. july Alma Woods. pretty Is
yesr old girl who taken into custody few
nights ago. has been taken to Fairfield 10 he
tried before the Juvenile court. The girl is
said to be incorriEible. and il is almost certain
that she will be sent 10 the reform school at
lone.
sIEDEL May BE INsANE-Frederick siedet.
who arrested last Sunday for firing =
shot at his brother in law. John Pitt of Sac
ramento, was yesterday charged With insanity
by his wife and taken TO Fairfield for exam
nation
PLANS FOR soLANo's COURTHOUSE coun,v
Clery Halliday yesterday received in the ~
nee of County Recorder Tim v Icorcoran at
lano countys s25o.O0G Courthouse Work On
the new structure win be commenced within
six weeks.
suISuN TO INCREASE WATER SUPPIY-Tha
hoard Of town trustees Of Suisyin has aerids5 n
relay WITH larger pipe the line of the municipal
water system Of that town in order to meet
plant "soh Tue
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
INCENDlARIES DESTROY
RESIDENCE AND BARN
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

SANTA ROSA. July 9.-The residence
and barn of ]. E. Crater of GeyserviIie.
Just across the county line in Mendo-
cinQ county, was destroyed Friday night
by fire OF incendiary origin, and large
number of fine fruit trees on the place
were ruined by being hacked with a
hatchet.
Crater has clew to the guilty per
sons and was here today conferring
with the authorities but when it was
learned that the property was situated
in Mendocino county he was referred
ITO the authorities of the northern
county.
Two fires were set. In all 2s fine
fruit trees were so badly hacked that
they will die.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
MAYOR DAWSON FILLS
TWO BOARD VACANCIES
DR.. Brown Succeeds Himself on
Health Commission
I Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN JOSE July 9.-with a vacancy
on each of the boards yet TO be filled,
Mayor Dawson today partially COM
pleted the personnel of the board of
public health and the board of library
trustees by the reappointment of DIR.
Henry c. Brown to succeed himself on
the former and OF DR.. Andrew s. Oil
yer to succeed Frank NJ. Burkholder on
the latter. Vacancies on the police and
fire commission and school board are
also to be filed and the contest over
the vacant seat in the former is keen.
Aspirants by the dozens have made
their appearance and it is understood
the mayor is in quandary as to which
OF his friends he shall honor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
VICTORY WON BY
LOCAL Chinese
immigration Rules to Be MOdi-
fed in Many Minor Details
for 0rientaIs

The Chinese merchants have come off
victorious against immigration Com
missioner Hart North in the preliminary
skirmish at Washington for the proper
enforcement of the Chinese immigra-
tion law at Angel island. Former Judge
Carroll Cook returned from the capital
yesterday. where he spent six weeks
comforting with President Taft cab
met officials and department heads re-
garding the mode of examining incom-
ing Chinese.
All of the minor points and objec-
tions presented by the local Six COM
panies were readily conceded Judge
Cook, while the two most important
issues have been taken under advise
ment with every prospect of favorable
consideration. The first of these is to
have the Identification of returning
Chinese conducted in San Francisco in
stead of Angel island, so that witnesses
viii not have to lose whole day in
attending. The second is to allow ali
Chinese to have an interpreter other
than the official one when undergoinr Q
the cross examination.
Ii is understood that Taft intends
taking the matter up at. the cabinet
meeting following the summer vaca-
tion.
The objection to forcing Chinese
witnesses to cross the bay for the pur-
pose of Identifying Chinese held at
Mare island has been of long standing
with the local Chinese. In this regard
Judge Cook said:
1T is not that merchants are COM
PEELED TO go to Angel island as wit
nesses. No one can force them To do
this. nor can any one properly expect
a businessman TO leave his Office an
entire day However. if they fail to go
when summoned the man in detention
may be deported for lack of identi-
hcation. This is manifestly unjust. It
is also absurd for the government to
expect bank officials TO desert their Of
fees and spend the day on the bay.
The local Chinese want, the men
brought to this city This will exne-
while bringing Unreasonable benefit to
the local Chinese interests
The demand that q Chinese inter-
prefer. acting In the interests of the
Chinese, be present during the interro-
cation of immigrants and returning
Chinese is one of equity and common
justice. Incorrect interpretations have
worked many wrongs in the past
Though l am not at liberty to saw
what passed between myself and the
president, will say the interview was
very satisfactory"
League Protests
Secretary A. Yoelf of the Asiatic ex-
clusion league sent the following tele-
gram last evening TO Commissioner
Daniel J. keefe Of the United States
bureau OF immigration, Washington:
Asiatic exclusion league requests in
vestigstion OF continued escapes of
aliens from Angel island detention sta
ton. Last case was Thin Suie a Chi
nese awaiting deportation. Also a num-
Der OF Hindus escaped from the British
ship Iren at Redondo'
The exclusion league will press the
government to investigate the causes
for these escapes and fix the oficiai,
resuQnSfhffitr
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
Century Wheelmen IN
New Quarters

The Century road club wheelmen
have secured new headquarters at ss7
Goiden Gate avenue and have planned
a number of events for the summer
season There will be club run al
of century runs The winner of the
fastest century will receive a gold bar
ana silver trophy will go to the club
memDer riding the largest number of
miles in year The runs will be un-
der the leadership OF Captain Arthur
Aurand
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
American League

NEW YORK. July a.-Ner York and t,hicsro
broke even n todays double header. = 70 . and
nrst game. but both teams played good ban 10
tho second game and Il took II innings 10 de-
ternine the winner Scores
First game r. H. e.
Bstierles. erie white walsh ana p,r5.. ~ or,,-
Fisher. Manning and Mitchell.
chicago ..--.-...---...-....... ? 2 I
NTS Bs,,eTIss- RE walsh and sullivan Ford .pS
Sweeney.
WASHINGTON. July a-wsshiarton ana {,
~ssrs s Winning ihe Tsf sa@s aSeis ~ neaser 1e ne
tho locals captured the second. 3 to . St
louis used fenr pitchers m the first game and
FirSi galne r. H. E
washingsan .-.--.---.-.....--...... 6 q
Batteries-Groom. Fcrmsn. GRAY and RreckeD
dorf. Henry and street. Powell Ray. Bailey
i-eltv and hiiifer.
second game r. H. f.
Rs,feTies.- -ReisIing ana street: Bailey and
killifer. Allen.
PHILADELPHIA July a.-Philadelphia made
81 two straight from Detroit today. when the
Donovsn's delivery hard snd usually at the right
iime. while piank kept the visitors few hits
WIDELY scattered. Score; T. II. p
Detroit ...-....,.......... Q ) ,
Bsiieries-Doncrsn. stroud and Stauase: PLANK
ana rhomss.
BOSTON. July a--.,cy'' Young attempted to
v-in his i've hnndrcdth game since be started
major league pitching Today hut WAS ineffective.
snd Boston defeated Cleveland. 10 T. Young
Baston today sold FirSt Rsseman MverS 10 To
fIersisnd n
BsiterieS- Noung. .Koesiher and Bemis: smith
end Carrie~~
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
League Protests
PITCHER sAI.I.EE susPENDEp

ST. LOUIS. July e.-Pitcher Sallee of
the st. Louis National league team was
indefinitely suspended today for an
infracticn of the playing rules Man.
ager Bresnahan announced that Sallee
would not be allowed TO play with the
local team any more
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
DRYDOCkS TO BE MADE
ITO FEET IN WIDTH

WASHINGTON, July s.-Seeretary
Meyer has undertaken a personal In
quiry into the work of enlarging the
drydocks under the recent appropria-
tions. which have JUST become avail
able. He said today that 10 foot
width would be the basis Of all future
irydocks. TO meet the same width in
the locks of the Panama canal The
Bremerton, Wash. dock will he wia
ened from le5 to lie feet. but its soc
feet in length viii not he disturbed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10

NAN DECAMPs WITH COIN The police uees
notified yesterday 10 searrh for III. T. Brace.
- years of age Hn June - Mrs. Iane Rae,
uaond. S524 Twenty frst street. gave him a
check for Sis65e to get cashed. HrAep
cashed the check, but has failed to return
with the coin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
National League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

CINCINNATI. July 9.-Aicrean's friple and
Roth'a single in tire fuai inning won Ia inning
gnme for Cincinnati from BROOKLYN todar ! 10 3
l.ennoN waS put out Of the grounds in the third
Tor arguing with the umpires Bnrch although
not play INK. received = similar penalty. Score:
r. H. r.
Cincinnati ..... .............. II 4
Batteries-Bel. Wilhelm and Bergen Erwin
Rowan and Mclean. Umpires-Klem and Kane
pITTSBURG. July a.-The Phnadelnbis team
today did not reach third base until the ninth
inning. whom Afacee hit for double ard yvept
- third single by Bransaeld. Mcgee scored
Philsdeiphis's oriv run on rlolsn,s ecs =, e..
CsuuitE strong al the wRy while the
visitors used four pitchers. Score: r. H E.
Ilttsnurg ..--.--.--.. --.--.---. II 1
Philadelphia -........ ...-......... : 8
BatterieS-Camnitz and Gibson: Ewing Moore
Stsck. Brennan and Moran. Doom. Umpires-
Ricier and Emslie.
ST. LOUIS. July a.-Bostou lost the srSt game
Of the series 10 ST. Louis today. 10 J. Score:
z. H. +.
= Af"iN -rtrr--t ssss-.---.. q
BOSTON --ss.--.--. --.-.- ....... =
Batteries-Harnon and Bresnahan: Brown snd
Graham. Umpires-JOhnstone snc Eason
CHICAGO. July New York took the o,er
ing game Of the series today. Z to 3 hr huncbiuc
ak hits FOR total q four IN the nrSt in
ming. Score: r n
Chicago .--.-......-...-..-..... 10 2
Bstteries-Brovn. Pfeister. Richie and King:
wiltse snd Meyers. Umpires -o'Dsy and Bren-
nan.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10

The San Francisco driving club has
arranged a program of four races to
be held on the track at Concord today.
special train will leave for Concord
al o'clock this morning. A majority
OF the followers of harness racing in
this city and a delegation of Australian
sports, including Hugh Mcintosh and
Bill Lang, viii make the trip.
The entries follow:
First race. 2:30 class. two in three-H d.
Chase's Don {. f. c. Chase's Dollie. T. H. Sex
tons Sister Vesfa y s. Bates Lassie NJ l.
Pr liners Cricket.
Second race, 2:IT class. three in fiye-Duncan
& Campbelrs Ginger. s. Benson's Jim Rankin
Jr. r: Benefits sydney b, Chase & Giaunins $
Kitty ID.
Third race. free for all class. three in five
c. E. Erlns Major Cook l.. Matlsch's Little
Dick. George kitto's Derol, F. Burton's Walter
Wilkes.
Fourth race-N. Higginbottom's Der Teufel
II. Schottler's Lulu s. W !. Kenneys j h
H. Cohen's Eden Vale, s. Benson's Easter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
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and unnatural discharges
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improvement from the frsc
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confidence in our treatment
that We nHar Elrra H.rr.a-na
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10

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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
OTTINGER' HORSES
CARRY OFF HONORS
His Charley T Wins Free for
All TrOf and His like Kelly
Takes Mile Event

Despite the fact that there were nu-
merous scratches and most of the races
were won in straight heats the harness
races of the Park amateur driving club
al the stadium track. Golden Gate park,
yesterday proved interesting. The fea-
ture event a free for all trot, was won
in straight heats by A. Ottingers
Charley r. There were only three
starters. S. Christensens Reina Direc-
tum finishing second in each heat. II.
Boyle's Modicum was distanced In both
heats.
The mile event for class trotters
proved the most exciting race on the
card. Four heats were necessary to
decide the issue. A. Ottinger with his
Mike Kelly again carried off the hon.
ors. winning the first and fourth heats.
Results:
First race free for all pace:
III. Rprie'S Diodon
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Second race, 8 year old PAGERS. one mile:
ID. Z. Honman's Balboa ................. 1
II. Boyle's Zoe Dell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .
Time-2:35, 2:29
Third race. free for ali trot mile:
A. OttReer's Charley T .................
= Christensen's Reina Dlrectum .....s-. z
H. Boylo's Modlcum ....-.....-..... 3 3
Time-2:15 2-5. 2l5 %
Fourth race class A trotters, one mile:
" Ut''PsSeTs PSeTnsods Mike I.Sx He,F w::inc;o
Il. c. Alters Sunset Belle. ........ l
i. l.. Matthes' Raymond ........ . 3
nme-2:22 2-5. 1923. 2:24. 2:27.
Fifth race. cess A PAGERS. mile;
D. E. Hoffman's Dictatum ....... 2
II. NJ Ladds Rlngrose --............. 3 4
I. L. Borden's Roberta ............... 3 3
j. Perry's Little Medium ..........l > \
XWthdrawn.
Time-2:2O. 2:1Sk, 2;l7.
Sixth race, class trOtters, one mile:
J. W. Smedley's Red Velvet ..........I l
Captain W. Mats0n's Bird Eye ....2 . .
+. L. Matthes' Walter g ............ 2
II. Constants Dividend ................ 3 4
!. /. Borden'S Barney Barnato .........4 3
Time-2:2T. 2:24 2-5.