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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-20

both the matter OF his appointments
as well as himself outside OF the pale
of the senators created a little feeling
In the matter.
In what has been done the presi-
dent has In nowise been criticised.
The sole question is whether the APP
pointee himself rather felt himself
superior TO the senate, or rather the
suggestion to that effect. His nomi-
nation has merely been held In abey-
ance to allow certain facts to be as
certained in this connection.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-20
Making 1t Pleasant for Her.

Mrs. Goodsole (remoVing her wraps)
I've owed you call for long time,
you know. I hate to be in debt, and
just felt that couldn't rest easy
until l had discharged my obligation
by coming to see you.
Mrs. Sliptung-Why, my dear Mrs.
Goodsole. you shouldn't have felt that
way at all.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-20

Let US not despond about our expe-
r1ences, nor debate as OF whether we
have faith, love, or hope. Let us act
upon what we possess, and exercise
will increase it's growth.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Noted Po1oists Here For
Big Game

j. NJ. Waterbury Jr. and j. f. Cowden,
the far famed New York polo players.
arrived yesterday afternoon and regis
tered at the st. Francis. Shortly after
their arrival they were met by a crowd
of prominent Burlingame pOloists.
headed by r. NJ. Tobin. and escorted
to the Burlingame club, where they
will remain during the present polo
season.
AS announced exclusively in The Call
several days ago, Waterbury and Cow
den are to take part in all the big
games at Burlingame, San MateO and
Coronado They will take part in their
first game at San Mateo this afternoon.
when they will play on the American
team. which will line up against the
crack British aggregation. headed by
Frank Gill;
Waterbury was formerly captain Of
the famous American polo team and is
classed with the greatest polo PLAYERS
that the game has ever known. Cow
den is also one of the leading eN-
ponents of the society sport. having
played on the leading teams in this
country and England
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
PNngGr Y0lRG Makes Biz KiNng on Likely DclnOnnG
.COLLEGIANS LOSE
TO LOCAL TOSSERS
Seals Defeat the Phoenix Team
of ST. Mary'S College in
One Sided Contest

The Seals took an awful fall out of
the Phoenix team cf St Mary's college
yesterday afternoon at Recreation park
in the second exhibition game. The
local players were strong with the
stick and they seemed 10 be able to
connect with everything that came
over the plate. Despite the EFFORTS of
the colIegians to hold down the local
club, they were unable to keep the
score down. AT the conclusion of the
nine innings san Francisco had 10
runs TO 1 scored by the st. Mary's boys.
The Seals used three pitchers and
they all showed up in good form Will
lis went the first three innings. when
Meikle relieved him. Berger finished
the last three frames.
There was considerable shifting
around on the local club. Berry caught
for while and then Waring replaced
him. MOhler started Off at second and
then Witt was brought in to cover the
bag during the latter part of the game.
Witt again showed up in good form.
He handled everything that came his
way around second in clever fashion.
At the plate he did some good sticking.
During his two trips to the bat he
picked off a bit each time.
The Seals started off in the opening
inning. Mohler started off with nice
single and MundOrh, who was batting
like a Cobb during the afternoon, fol-
lowed suit. Tenant singled to right
field, scoring Mohler MundOrff scored
when Bodie forced Tenant at second.
The st. Mary's boys got their only
tally in the second frame without the
aid of a hit. LeOnhard walked. Berry
tried to get the runner al first. but
he hit the batter and the ball went 10
the fence and LeOnhard went to third
He came home on a wild pitch.
Berry started off the second for the
Seals with a walk. Willis struck out
and MeIchoir scored Berry with a long
hit TO right field.
Berry started scoring again in the
fourth with a walk He was safe at
second when Meikle hit to short and
Guigni dropped the throw to catch
Berry. Lewis dropped one in front of
the plate and Simpson made a bad peg
TO first and Berry scored. Mohler hit
for two bases. scoring Meikle. Mundorff
hit for two bases, scoring MOhler.
In the sixth Williams was hit by
pitcher. Meikle was given a life on
four bad ones. Lewis scored Meikle
and Williams. Witt. who replaced
Mohler, singled and scored on Tenants
single to right.
In the eighth Williams led off with a
double for the Seals and scored on
Wits double.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
White SOX PARTY
FINALLY ARRIVES
COmiskey'S First Team to Open
Series Today After Long
Delay on Road

The long overdue White Sox specia
arrived last night with Charley Co
miskey and No. 1 squad of the team,
representatives. 1t was shortly before
o'clock when the party reached the
city and they were welcomed by many
friends on this side of the bay. The
party is staying at the Palace
The Chicago team travelled in its
usual princely style. 1t is said that the
White Sox special this year was one
of the finest trains that ever Travelled
out of the Rock Island depot in Chi
cago. The train was composed of four
Pullman sleepers, library, observation
car, smoking car, buffet and every
thing else that was necessary to outfit
a luxurious train.
In the party was Ban Johnson, presi-
dent of the American league; Robert
Mercy, secretary; III. s. Fullerton.
Frederick Bernoudy. John Burns.
George Rice, J. f. Sanborn. Ted SulIi-
van. and also the wives and families
of a number of the members of the
party.
President Graham. ]. Cal Ewing and
Danny Long of the Pacific Coast base
Vail ltdSut indbt the lGlD TO DAVIS TO
welcome the party to San Francisco
At Davis the second division of the
team branched off and took the train
to Los Angeles, where they play to-
morrow.
The White Sox were due here during
the early part of the week. but owing
to snowslides the party was detained
several days at Ogden and il was found
necessary to come by the way of Port
land instead of making the trip direct
While at Ogden the team was given
practice work. They spent two days
getting into shape. While the train
ing work of the team has been re-
tarded somewhat by the delay. Co
miskey says his men will have plenty
of opportunity to get into shape
Team No. 1, which arrived last night
is made up of the following players:
Messenger left field: Zeider, second base;
Beall right field; Gandi first base; Black
burn. shortstop: Purteli: third base: Waite.
olmstead Lange. Walsh. Scott. Sutor, Smith,
pitchers.
The first game between the Sox and
Pacific Coast league team will be
played at Freeman's park Oakland.
this morning. when the sOakland club
will hook up with the big leaguers
This afternoon the SoX and the Seals
play at Recreation park.
The schedule which was arranged
will undoubtedly have to be changed to
some extent. The season with the Sox
was to have opened Friday.
While waiting for the Sox party to
arrive the local baseball delegation
visited the new baseball park at Sacra-
mento The new park will be opened
next Tuesday, when Comiskey will do
the honors. President Johnson will
also attend the opening.
There were a number of the Pacific
Coast league players on the special.
Miller and Burrill of the local team
came along with the big lea guers and
a number of the Oakland players also
arrived. They got off the train at Six
teenth street. They We're Wares, Lloyd.
Carroll, Mosher and Swander
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
TRACK GOSSIP


Guy Gray says that he played Scrvile in Fri
days race and disappointed by the
horses showing that he wants to sell him He
admits that servile is fast yet something of
cripple.
Jockey Shilling ended his riding ON the coast
yesterday with old Ed Ball as his only winning
mount. The clever boy left last night for New
York, where he will proceed to get acquainted
with Hildreth's horses before the Metropolitan
season opens
Wizard BedwcH seems TO be in trouble in
jockey way. He has big string and no one
to ride them definitely. First he sold Taplin.
then he got Shilling and lost him: now he is
going to ride Page until the end of the local
season. Early Wright. who had Pages serv-
ices. quit the game again yesterday and decided
to take his horses, including the good sprinter
Hamper, home to get them ready for the eastern
tracks. BetlweH viii control Pages mounts
from now on.
The trouble the sale of Rapid Water
took a turn yesterday when Bob Allen
claimed the old horse ont or selling race for
$500 few days before Billy Cahil acting as
Sam Hildreth's agent. sold the sou Of RapalIo to
Rod Mackenzie, the Canadian turfuan. for
81 900. George Berry. manager of Napa farm
thought he had bought the horse from HildretI
direct for $500. and intended to send him TO The
stud While the talk was at its wsrmest Allen
claimed the horse and will send him back TO
the farm. Every one concerned in the various
deals claims to have kick coming.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
OUTSIDER WINS AT
ODDS OF Is TO |
BUbbIiHg Wafer al 8 10 / AM
other Winner, Annexing
the Feature
By E. w. CLARKE

There are angles TO the racing game
al Emoryville that make the sport of
kings" look like a joke. 4 joke was
pulled of in the last race yesterday,
and ". @. Yanke is said to have
profited more than $4,000 worth.
Moral: See Yanke when you want to
laugh. In this case the laugh began
early Ii was a purse race of the
kind that seldom fills across the bay.
When the drawing was held and
Likely Dieudonne's number was dropped
somebody laughed and said In a soft
spot" Then all the horsemen joined
in the guhaw. because such good ones
as Rey HindoO, Prejuicio and W. T.
Overton were in the race, and on moth
ing he ever did in his life did Likely
Dioudonne ever figure TO travel in that
company. Therefore he was al good
as 1 3 to 1 in the betting, regardless of
the Yanke plunge. When the race
came 10 be run Myles 0'Connen cut out
an awful pace, but quit conveniently
when the joke got up to him. Prejuicio
van an average race, to be third. and
The real sprinters, Rey HindoO and W.
r. OvertOn, never were prominent.
The days feature, the Piedmont han
dicap, al mile, was another race out
of the ordinary. Bedwelrs mare, Right
Essy. was the favorite, and Fort john
son. ia spite of the weight, caught the
next play. IT happened that Bubbfing
Water was meant to win again, and the
price against her was as good as to 1.
Notwithstanding her last victory with
only a pound less in the saddle. Martin
went out TO make the pace with her,
took her back on the last turn and
came on in the stretch to breeze over
silver Knight. Fort Johnson was third,
and Orbicular. who ran like the best
horse in the race, was under wraps
when he finished fourth. Bedwells
mare was messed up on the half mile
turn and showed that she can do much
better in this company
Helen Carroll was played into favor
itism for the opener and made good.
She was of in the ruck. but Glass sent
her along nicely at the end and grabbed
Tho victory by a nose from Tremargo,
with Shilling up. Salvage was third.
Thistle Belle. which seems to have
found her track at last. won the second
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
CHARLES DERBY IS
SOLD TO STOKES
Noted California Race Horse Is
Purchased and viii 90 to
Stock Farm
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Call

FRANKFORT, KY, March 5.-John
Splan Of Lexington, the most widely
known horse dealer in America, has
closed a deal purchasing Charles Der
by, the noted California racehorse and
sire, for Colonel w. E. d. Stokes of
New York, owner of the Patcher
Wilkes stock farm of Lexington.
The great sire will be brought east
and installed at Patchen Wilkes stud
alongside of Peer, 2:07A; Axtellion,
2:14; Crystallion, 2:14; Be Sure, 2:06;
Mighty Onward, 2:19, and J. J. Audu-
bon, sire of Audubon Boy, 1:59L
The deal for the purchase of Charles
Derby has been pending for some time,
as syndicate of California horsemen
was endeavoring to purchase the
stallion to prevent his leaving the
Pacific coast, as they regard his de-
parture keen loss to the light harness
interests of that section of the country.
The choicest, that are in Kentucky
will be mated to Charles Derby and he
will soon become one of the leading
sires of America.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
SARATOGA RACING
STAKES ANNOUNCED
Hopeful, Worth $4,000, at Head
of List, With Rensselaer,
at $4,000

NEW YORK, March 5.-The stakes of
the Saratoga racing association were
announced today. Principal among them
are:
Saratoga handicap. $500 guaranteed. year
olds and upward. mile and a quarter.
Stratoga cup. $1,000 guaranteed, 8 year olds
and upward, mile and SIX furlongs.
Champlain handicap, So 900 guaranteed, 3 year
olds and upward, mine ana furlong
The Traverse, Sc, 900 guaranteed, 3 year olds,
mile and quarter.
The Alabama $1,000 guaranteed, fllies, ; year
olds. mile and furlong.
Saranac handicap, So, 900 guaranteed, year
olds, mile and furlong.
Saratoga special, $1,000 added, including the
cup, year olos. six furlongs.
Rensselaer, handicap So 900 guaranteed, 2
year olds six furlongs
Hurricane, $4,000 added, year olds, FIVE and
a half furlongs.
Adirondack handicap, $1,000 guaranteed, year
olds. six furlongs.
Flash. $1,000 guaranteed. year olds, FIVE and
a half furlongs.
In addition to these stakes the Sara
toga association has already closed the
Hopeful, which will be worth more
than $4,000; the United States Hotel
stake. the Grand Union Hotel stake
and the Spinaway for fillies All these
stakes are for the year olds
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Basket Ball Teams In
Spirited Contests
Especial Dispatch to The Call

OAKLAND. March St Marys col
lege basket ball team defeated Oak
land Polytechnic in the Pacific athletic
association tournament at the Univer-
sity OF California gymnasium last even
ing by a score OF Al to is.
The University of California's basket
ball team defeated Berkeley high
school rs to 90 in a hard fought con-
test, Berkeley leading in the first half
Is to 13. Toward tho latter part of
the second half the college boys rallied
and scored several successful goals.
Nelson was California's hest point
scorer, while Rushforth starred for the
high school lads.
The teams lined up as follows
California -Inghsm and Nelson forwards |:
Locke. center: r and @. Goldman. guards
Berkeey--Richards and Gardner. forwards
Rnshforth, center Human and Pinger. guards
Referee Frank Rock: umpire, Deming Mac
elise; timer, Walter Christie.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

race all the way. She went out flying
and increased her lead to the last jump.
Page brought Ampedo along to take
the place from the fast finishing Made
line Musgrave.
The six furlong event, third on the
card, went to the greatly improved
Duke of Milan, who scored a romping
victory from the good f1lly, Lady Eliza
beth. DR.. Dougherty was a far away
third
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
FRESNO BEATS OCCIDENTALs
Soec;oI Dispafch 10 The CoUI

FRESNO March 5.-By score of s
to 2 the Fresno State league baseball
team today defeated the fast Occidental
team, colored, of Salt Lake City This
game was the opening game for the
local club. and despite the fact that
the boys had only been in training a
week. they put up good game
throughout.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

PETALTNfA March j.-Adant and
Louis Breining. the two fishermen ar
rested Thursday by the fish and game
commissioners for illegal fishing. were
fined $50 each yesterday on a charge of
taking striped bass that wereu nder
weight. They were released on proba-
ton
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Suburban Brevities

FILED-0akIand March s.
The inventory and appraisement of the cs-
tate of the late w. J. Urton was fled today
1t accounts for property to the value of
$469I6.0S, consisting chiefly of Alameda
county real estate. Urton was a pioneer Of
Nevada.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

Hughie Jennings the great Tiger leader has
played on and managed championship teams on
no less than eight occasions. His pennant
winners were the old Baltimore Orioles. Ralfi-
more when II was championship nine in the
Eastern league, and last but not least the
Tigers,
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

Brick Deyereaux and his Bakersfield colts
dropped their first game TO the Fresno Republic
Brick will have to show more speed when the
season opens.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Siskiyou Mine Bonded

The Central mine. located Is miles
northeast of Hornbrook Siskiyou
county, has been bonded for $4,000
The property is owned by c. f. Wiegel
of Redding, Shasta county. III. O. Cum
Minis, also of Reddiing. handled the
deal and he is to be made manager of
the property. The first payment of
ST 500 was received at Redding recent
ly This property is adjoining the fam
Gus Hazel mine, owned by T. O. JilIson
and others Sacramento Rec
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
The Calls Form Chart of Races at Emeryyille

4
Menh Weather
F. g J.
selling 3yed ndupward
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
WATERBURY, STAR
OF POLO CONTEST
Whites Victorious Over Reds i'm
Practice Game at the
CrOssways

LINEUP
Whites Reds
r. J.. Carolan G. S. Garrett
W. L. Breese H. G. Hazard
J. f. Cowdin T. Driscoll
J M waterbury Il T. A. Gill
CHANGE IN LINEUP
Second period-Major. G. w. Hobson and E B.
Hurndall replaced Driscoll and Hazard. Third
period-Driscoll replaced Breese and Breese re-
placed Gill. Fourth period-Gill replaced Water
bury.
SCORE
In practice polo match on Francis
j. Carolan's field at Crossways farm
yesterday afternoon the Whites were
victorious over the Reds by a score of
. to 2. j. NJ. Waterbury. member of
the American team which won from
Great Britain last year, was the bright
star of the day. Although he partici-
pated in only three periods of the
game and seemed little in earnest. his
horsemanship and hitting was very
spectacular.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

Walter. Jennings has leased India Star and
Miss Toddie to John Gibbons The flIy has
shown herself a fair sort in the baby races and
much is expected Of the other one.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Knob Mine Reported Sold

The X mob mine in Shasta county. Cal
ifornia. is reported sold to D. N Lane
and associates OF Redding for $4,000
Mining Science.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

l l 80 At post y minutes minutes on at l3f Hfnn fn carroll Tho
dg Ssha Trained by A Scratch t
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Emeryville Entries

:. Following are the entries at Emeryville FOR
Monday. March .;
FIRST RACE-Three an a half furIongs:
purse: maiien , wear 0lds:
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

30. At post minutes OF at 1927. Ball, out
show: Onatassa. 5-2 show. Winner ch. z. by
'edwen Scratched-l6325) Raleigh 634O Roy T.
Third eleverly. High price-Ed Ball 3D. Follie
j. field and won as he pleased Follie L looked
Roy Junior never dangerous. Buckthorn ran
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

pos 2 minutes. on at 2:11. Belle. IL place. out
rave. ] show Winner br. N. by knight Of the
iris. Scratcied-6325 Miss Picnic. te329) Arthur
Start good for all but Madeline Musgrave. Won
gb price-Thistle Belle 50 Musgrave {. Win
iray retained. Thistle Belle Just breezed to her
present. Ampedo good Madeline Mus
strong and OF even would have been second. Ma
lpi tss could not raise gallop.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
6348

mc-..,3 -. as 100 .. no 80. At po
show. &mpedo. place. 6-5 show: Musgrs'
THISTLE Rolturbet. Trained by r. ]. Farr
Hvman. 6323 Hsmpass. $40 French Cook.
easily Second cleverly. Third driving T
nor bid NJ from 500 10 Se05 by g. Grl
6eld al tbe way. She is extra good at p
grave on very bsdlv. She closed very ST
lnne is hound So is Z. NJ. Fry. MiIp
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

lute- on at 1854. Likely. ; place So show:
ejuiclo. 50 show Winner ch. z. By Deudonne
art good Won cleveriy. Second same Third
cio 10. Mohr S. oyerton 3D. Hindoo SO Likely
pole. made good stretch run and catching
lome cleTerlE Mrles 0'Connell displayed won
,ad the speed today and just beaten at the
rdly ready. Mohr game race Oyerton
lagos and could not raise calIop. Big Chief
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

Futuy sell ing od and upward value to first $50
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
FISHERMEN On PARoLE

Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

show h wtrb b m b Cd l
SHsW by good Won Second dvery. bird
price n g Watc
ways ourunr ruDn form
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
634s

A a how;
Trained ouaH poor Sond
Thrd price of OF
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-04

ply at the barber shop on tbo corner" Or this: "Wanted-A salesman in a shoe store. He must be barefooted while on dp. ty. Apply at Blanks store"
 So we carried it on lad in tini. tum" and the reasoning got real funny to us, and we just qnit by asking the question, What other business finds it necessary or de. sirable to advertise for heIp pledged to make no use of the goods sold?" Please answer
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-04
Self Culture Club.

One of the most pleasant meet ing's of the Club year was held with Mrs. John White, yester- day afternoon.
 The Lesson Study Was led by Mrs. Young, with Mrs. York leading the Magazine Study Chinese Characteristics" The program was carried out in full.
 A pleasant social hour was in- dulged in, when a delightful salad course was served.
 The next meeting of the Club will be on Nov. 22nd. the date having been changed from the 17th. Mrs. B. Waller, Hostess.
 Betsy Hinton.
 Club Reporter.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-04
W. (. I. U.

Merchants and railroads are not the only folks who want total abstainers. Even saloonist knows that a sober man is of more value than man who just "tipples" once in awhile. So we were not surprised to see an "ad" something like this:- "Wanted-A bartender. Must be total abstainer. Apply" etc. etc.
 Then it occurred to us to fol low out this logic a little while, and see where we come to. So we said: "Wanted-A barber who never had his hair cut. Ap-
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-04

Scott Transfer Go. will call for your trunk. Phone 86.
 w. Triplett, of Rosston, No. 1, was in Prescott today on busi- ness and paid this office a very pleas ant call.
 T. c. Morgan left this morning for Little Rock, where he will spend tomorrow on business and will then return to Cotton Plant.
 Arkadelphia will hold it's an nual live stock show on Thurs day, November 10. A list of pre- miums has been announced and much interest is being shown by Clark counties stock raiSers.
 Miss Marion Waller returned last night from Camden where she hls been visiting for the past week. She was accompanied by Mrs. Stell Grace of Hot Springs, who will visit here few dayss
 Mrs R F. Cummings died this morning at the Cummins home eight miles east of here, on route ?. Mrs. Cummins was a daughter of Bose Rogers, de- ceased, and had been ill for several months.
 There are number of our subscribers wEo are twelve months behind in payment on subscriptions. When you are in tOwE please come around and settle this, We need the money, you owe it and we think you ought to come in and pay it.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-04


 J. w. Firth, of Emmet, was here few hours on business to-. day.
 The telephone company is to- day putting in two cables one 1900 feet long and the other $500 feet. The short one will reach from the central office to the corner of East Main and Front Streets and the other one will extend down East Main Street to the residence of c. N. Garner.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-04

You who owe us, please help us, we will certainly appreciate it.-Prescott Sup.& Hdw. Go.
 Prescott, Arkansas. October p I have some store counters and drawers in good condition that l will sell low. See me at Moncrief Drug Store. R. l.. Hinton.
 Miller County Circuit Court will convene at Texarkana on Monday, November 24. Attor- ney G. R. Haynie, of this city, elected prosecutor for this dis trict to succeed o. A. Graves, will conduct the states side of the cases at this term, having assumed office on the first of the month. MT. Haynie has appoint ed as his deputy in Miller Co.,, Attorney Pratt P. Bacon.
 Messrs. Chas. F. Pittman, l. P. Beidelman and w. N. and H. B. Bemis went to McNab at noon today where they will spend to- night and tomorrow after ducks They made the trip in Mir. Horace BemiS's automobile.