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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
S[VfNfULL TAKES
FIVE FURLONG EVENT
California Bred Mare Annexes
Fifth Victory at Juarez
Since December |
Especial DispGtch TO The Call

JUAREZ, Jan. 7.-Sevenfull, bred by
the late Harry Stover at Petaluma Cal,
is making a splendid record at Juarez.
She siefeated Silver Stocking, Sugar
maid and other noteworthy opposition
today, winning her fifth victory since
December 1.
Only two favorites won. Blagg
showed remarkable Improvement when
he easily won the six furlong sprint
from good field. Molesworth piloted
three winners. Summary:
5sSl. FIRST RACE-Six furlongs:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
20-1-Gerrymander, 104 (Bensonl. ............ /
12-l-Gladys Louise. los tMolesworthl .......
Time, 1:I3 s-5 Margaret Randolph. Bitter
Hand, sibari, Hidden Hand Bright Skies, Myrtle
D5sa ssss B sRoeNp 6Fsp9s R B6 ronss ss9 ran
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
72-odd Rose, o. (Beneseotenl .....-.-.... /
1oi-BapiadT SehfgeSf fo7 sRensenl aoa Ii.lee'
Time. ia 80 cantsei, Eben Holden, Pick
Mayhae, saintasa MuzIow. also ran.
1898. THIRD RAoE-Five furlOngs:
Odds Horse; Weight and Jockey. Fin:
I-2-Seyenfull. JOS (Warren1 ......!......... l
s-1-sllver Stocking. 1O5 (Benescotenl .........
9-5-Sugarmaid, los (McCahey) ............. 8
Time, 100. Al Muller French Cook. W. A.
1884. FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs; selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight aud Jockey. Fin.
SD Keck, 1O1 tMolesworthl ............ 1
lo-l-Rounder. 112 1Warrenl ....;...........
Time, 1:14 Is. Lord Clinton, Dixie Gem,
Malitine. Siscus. Lady Paret, Cesarilass Master
Clarence, also ran.
5ss5. FIFTH RACE-six furlongs.
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
5-2-Blagg, 100 (Molesworthl ................ !
5-1-Lomond. los (Austin) ................. .
5-1-Anne MCGEE. 102 (Beneseoten) .......... 3
Time. 1:13 10 Tremargo, Mauretania, Kopek,
also ran
1886. SIXTH RACE-Six furiongs; selling:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
10-1-Bonnle Reg, 10T tA1olesworth) .......-. l
4-1-CoByenient, los t6Sarner) :. ......-..-....
5-1-Deuee 40 (Austinl- .......... 3
Time, IA. Restitution. Marjorie. Lady Ethel,
Sunline. Sansamon. Feckless. Regards. Maxnal,
Doctor Coleman, also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
TRIO OF OUTLAWS
DENIED STANDING.
National Commission Refuses to
ReinSfafe PfyI, Henderson
and SfriCkIeft

CINCINNATI. Jan. THE National
baseball commission late today an
nounced its findings regarding several
former major league players whose
reinstatement or return to the clubs
with which they served before joining
the California league was sought by
Secretary Moreing of that organiza-
ton
The gist of the decisions was given
out Wednesday after the annual meet
ing of the commission. Today's an
nonncement, however, reveals several
important details.
Joe" Nealon, former first baseman
of the Pittsburg team. is restored to
good standing and awarded to the
Oar land club. The commission de-
clares that this finding is made be-
cause of the Pittsturg club waving
it's rights in the matter.
Elmer Stricklett and Thomas Shee-
han. former members of the Brooklyn
team; Monte Pfyl and Ben Hender-
son are denied reinstatement as mem
bers of the California league. The
fint ing in these cases puts upon the
players themselves the burden Of
proving that they are entitled to recog-
milton by organized baseball
The fifth case related to II. Smith,
an outf1elder. AS previously announced,
he was awarded to the Chicago Ma
tional league team under contract
signed before the California league
was relieved of its "outlawry."
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
Murphy and Griffith Fail to
Agree on Trades

CINCINNATI. Jan. IA series Of
conferences between Charles W. MUIR
ply, president of the Chicago national
club. and Clark Grifith. mana ger OF
the Cincinnati team, today failed TO
develop anything definite in the way OF
trades.
A report late in the day that Morde-
cal Brown. Chicago pitcher. had been
offered by President Murphy in eN-
change for Pitcher Robert Spade and
other players was characterized by both
sides as a Joke"
I'VE talked over long list of pos
sibIe combinations. but the negotiations
have not reached the stage where any
names can be mentioned" said Mur-
ply tonight.
Earlier in the day Griffith said that
there was no possibility of a trade be-
tween the clubs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08

HARNESS RACING IS
BECOMING POPULAR.
Driving Clubs Throughout State
Planning to Combine and
Hold Convention

The driving clubs Throughout the
state are planning to make the coming
season one of the most successful in
the history of the sport in California
The success which attended harness
events last year was encouraging to the
followers of this form of sport. The
different organizations are taking
steps to affiliate, and il the plans
which are under way at the pres
ent time do not misca rry a conyen-
ton of the representatives of the driv-
ing clubs in California, numbering
about %, will be held in the near fu-
ture.
Breeders of trotters and PAGERS have
been encouraged by better prices. The
matinee races which have become a
popular pastime in several towns in
the state haye lured outsiders into the
game. The local driving clubs here
have experienced a prosperous year,
and the membership of both the San
Francisco driving club and the Park
amateur driving club has increased
At a meeting last night of the mem
bers of the San Francisco driving club
the proposition of holding a conven-
tion of the representatives of the differ
ent harness clubs in California was
discussed at length, and it was the
general impression that such a meet
ing would tend to boost the sport.
Outside clubs are in favor of coming
under the jurisdiction of one general
body.
W. j. Kenny was elected president
of the local club. The other officers
follow: Bert Edwards, vice president
James McGrath, secretary; F. p. Laut-
erwasser Jr, treasurer; II. Schlotter.
sergeant at arms; board of stewards,
George E. Erlin, John Nowlan, f. L.
Matthes, Al Hoffman and James E.
Finch.
Classification committee-W. Higgin-
bottom, c. Buckley, Tim Sexton, Dan
Hoffman and c. l.. Becker.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
CALIFORNIA Tennis
Club Is REVIVED
New Tournament Committee Ar
ranging Series of Matches
for Coming Months
By GRANT SMITH

With the California tennis club again
showing signs of life and new club
formed by the army officers at the
Presidio it looks as if there viii be
plenty of tournaments on the local
courts in the next few months. The
weather has been most unfavorable.
but by getting out between showers the
local fans haye not only been able to
keep their muscles limbered up. but
have managed to run off a couple of
tournaments.
A new tournament committee has
been appointed at the California club
and its personnel insures a season of
activity.
With w. G. Knowlton. E. P. Finni-
gan and S. H. Derby on the committee
it is safe to say the club viii average
at least one tournament a month if
the weather permits.
The tournament started last Sunday
was class singles event and attracted
fair sized entry list A. Rose and
E. P. FiDnigan reached the finals in the
first class and n Burroughs and Sam
Lilienthal did likewise in the second
class. There were only two entries in
the third class and the honors went to
Ekberg, who beat Herbert Baker in
the finals. The finals of the first and
second classes will be played today.
The semifnal matches of the first
class both went three sets. Friday
Finnigan beat Doctor Lovegrove, 3-6.
6-1, 60. The other seminal match
brought together two stars of 10 years
ago. S. II. Adams, better known. as
Dick" made his temperance after
an absence of several years and made
an excellent showing considering the
little practice he has had. About 10
or II years ago Adams and Harry
Weihe were the pony champions of
the, coast. Rose was in better practice
than Adams and pulled out the match
after losing the first set.
The next tournament at the Califor-
MIA club will probably be a class
doubles. The class winners will meet
under handicap conditions. This event
will bring out many of the oldtimers.
who figure the singles game little
too strenuous for them.
The handicap doubles tournament be-
gun at the park several weeks ago
will be finished today if the weather
permits The matches in the semi
finals will be Sparrow ande Peck Q5)-
VS. Finnigan and Bafkin (owe 10 2-6)
and J. Cahill and Marcus (4-6) VS.. Still
and Schwarz (15).
A class singles tournament is sched-
uIed for next Sunday at the park The
fourth class players will meet one week
from today and the second and third
classes will be played on the following
Sunday if the entry lists are not too
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses We're issued IN
San Francisco Friday, January {, 1910:
BEIRNE- NE-slcGEE-James p. Beirne. 81, and
Margaret McGee IS, both OF 9SS Howard st.
ELLI-D1NAN-Charles Brughelli 81,
and Catherine Dinan, a, both Of 15l1 Baker
street.
.-MILLER-Arehibsld A. Campbell u.
SO. and Frances A. Miller %, both of 14l6
Grant ave.
KAISER William o. Kaiser. "a, and
Anna wastag, "a both of 122 Hyland ave-
BEYE-LABoRDE-Pete Lebeye, %, and
Marie Laborde, 25, both of Petaluma.
McCL -wINsLoW-James l. Nc
Clenahan, D. 263 Seventeenth ave-, and Mary
NJ Winsiow, D. 209 Third ave.
LF-ROMMEI4-Emil ]. AIarzolf. %,
25O4 Folsom St, and Amelia Rommel. u, 6S3
Waller St
MULvEY-MULIIN-Pa Mulvey. 90. 81
Sharon St, and Teresa Mullin. 49, 2s14a Thir-
tieth st.
PENGELLY-EBERHART Pengelly, %,
2154 Sutter St, and Josephine Eberhart, %,
1876 Sixth st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
Abstein Goes to the St.
Louis Americans

ST. LOUIS. Jan T.-BilI Abstein. ths
former Pittsburg first baseman. has
been signed TO play the initial sack for
the ST. Louis American league team.
Abstein is youagster who made a
great showing in the early part OF last
season with the Pirates In the world
championship series with Detroit Alb
stein lost his nerve and went all to
pieces He tossed OF at least two
games to the Tigers. after which Man
ager Fred Clarke released him.
1t is said that the constant tauntS
of a ring of gamblers is responsible
for Abstein's~ poor work in the big
series
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
Utah'S Governor Puts Ban On
SuIIiVan=COIIinS Bout

OGDEN. Utah, Jan. Mayor Will
liam Glasmsnn received q telegram to
day from Governor William Spry. dated
~ Salt Lake, and reading as follows:
since my conversation with you yes
ferday I am informed that the Sullivan
Collins contest is TO be a prize fight to
knockout. II this is true and the
contest comes within the law relating
20 prize fights the law must be en-
forced. Wire Immediately.
Mayor Glasmann sent the following
reply:
i am assured it viii be a boxing
contest for 20 rounds. VIII attend and
stop il il it develops into a prize fight
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08

Rod d. Mackenzie, son of the president Of the
Canadian Northern and himself a busy railroad
man, arrived at Emeryyille yesterday his an-
nnal vacation and viii stay awhile to follow his
favorite sport. 1t is only for a brief period in
the year that he can see the races and he comes
to California for the privilege. but he supports
racing stable the year round and has his best
performers quartered across the bay. Trainer Ed
Wyeth has them ready and Mackenzie's cOlors
will soon be seen. Fort johnson will be in the
handicsps and some royalty bred yearlings will
try for baby honors.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSpeciol Dspotch 10 The Call

PORTLAND. Jan. Tn tow Of the tug Ia
toosh. Captain Reed. the American schooner
Forester left from Goble at 10 o'clock this morn
ing bound for sea. 1t is laden with cargo Of
9O0.0 feet Of lumber for San Francisco.
While passing through the Willamette bridge
Saturday night large ocean going steamer
the ways of the st. Johns ship building plant
and took out four sets of them, inhcting damage
estimated to amount to 81 900. After demoIish-
ing these the steamer struck the dock OF the
Portland woolen mills, causing considerable dam
age.
With a cargo of lumber the steamer Johan
Joulsen left this afternoon for San Francisco.
The steamer Cascade left tonight for st.
Helens. taking $4,000 feet Of lumber for Califor-
MIA ports.
Steam schooner ]. B. stetson. Captain Boni-
field. arrived at Goble last night from San Fran
cisco TO load lumber for return.
ASTORIA, Ian. 7.-Steamer St Helens sailed
today from Knappton with cargo of grain and
lumber for San Francisco.
Steamer klamath left up the river today for
ST. Helens 10 load lumber for San Francisco.
orient arrived down the river today and will
sail for Nanalmo TO take on coal at the first op-
portunity.
British ship Manx King with a partial cargo
for Antwerp, arrived this morning via San
Pedro. II is under charter to Balfour, Guthrie
& Co. TO load grain for Europe.
SEATTLE, Jan. 7.-Arrived-Steamer Dora
valdez; steamer Colonel F. "A Drake. San
Francisco; U. S S. Snohonlsh. Neah bay; steam
er Tampico, Nanaimo; Japanese steamer Shinano
Maru. the orient.
sSoheu-oteauieF Nsisoh, San ffanclsco
LOS ANGELES, Jan ARRIVED Steamers
Queen, Seattle; Admiral Sampson. Seattle: Helen
p. Drew, Point Arena; Argyll, San Diego; Lucy
Nef, Redondo.
Sailed-Steamers Centralia, Grays Harbor; Ho.
quiam. Willapa Harbor: Argyll, Portland: Noyo,
Fort Bragg; schooner Lizzie Vance Cosmopolis
Army Transports
The Crook is in port.
The Thomas sailed January 5 for Manila.
The Warren is at Manila.
The Dix sailed December Is from Seattle for
Manila.
The Logan sailed December 10 from Honolulu
for Manila.
The Buford Is in port.
The Sheridan sailed December % from Naga-
sski.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
Bungalow Athletic Club
Elects Officers

The Bungalow club elected the fol-
lowing officers at its semiannual meet
ing last evening.
President. 9. c. Nunan; vice presi-
dent. r. F. Cassidy; secretary, l. A
Dufour: treasurer, ". J. Hubner, ser
geant at arms. NJ. J. Lindsay.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
Basket bale. Holland. J. Stewart.
". Gring
Track team. Dawson. c. Lennon.
" Johnson.
Baseball Fair, W Grifin, L. Du-
four.
Good OF the order-E. Heating, r.
Cassidy. c. Cate.
Yell ieader=H Hawkes..
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
DEATHS

AvY-In this city, January :, 1910, Angelique
beloved daughter of Albina and the late Eu-
gene Avy, and sister Of Eugene Edmond and
Robert Avy and Mrs. Francis Chapuis a ma
tive of San Francisco.
BASTow--In this city. January A. 1910 at the
city and county hospital, James Bastow. a ma
tive of England, aged 61 years
BooLE-In this city, January s. 1910 Eleanor
widow of the late George Boole, and mother
of Frank A., George. Fred w. and Emma
Boston, Mass. Boston, Mass. papers please
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today (Sat-
urday) January s. 1870 at ii o'clock a. M,
from her late residence. 703 Broderick street.
Interment private.
BUCHANAN this city, January e 1910
Theresa tDeediel Buchanan. beloved mother of
Mrs James F. Sheehan. and daughter of the
late James and Mary Donnelly, and sister of
T. w. Donnelly and Ellie stannard and the
late Patrick and Annie Donnelly, native Of
Pennsylvania Grass Valley papers please
Notice of funeral hereafter.
james lie Claire Campbell. dearly beloved
husband of Mary J. Campbell. and father of
Albert N. Eugene NJ. George B. and Clara
L. Campbell a native of Indiana, aged II
wears months and % days.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Set-
urday) January s. lslo. at o'clock p m: M.
Sutter street under the auspices of Crockett
lodge No. 139, F. A. NJ. Interment Mount
Olvet cemetery by electric funeral car from
Thirteenth and West Mission streets at 2:30
p. m. Remains at the mortuary chapel Of the
Golden Gate undertaking company, PATS Mis-
sion street, until tomorrow saturday., Janu-
ary s, at IL o'clock
CAssEBoHM-Drowned in San Francisco bay
waters. December S. 1909, AdoIph C.. dearly
beloved husband OF Bertha c. iCassebohm; and
bohm native of Helgoland. Germany. aged
30 years months and l3 days. member Of
Carnp No "a. w. of W.: Oakland yeren Elm
fracht and Order of Hermanns Sons West
Berkeley lodge No 21l-
Notice of funeral hereafter.
CATECHI-In stockton. CAL, January s. 1910.
Nicholas. beloved brother of Harry Catech.
uncle of Harry. Nicholas s. and Kyriacos s..
Catechi, aud cousin Of George N. NJ. c..
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
TRACK TEAMS MEET TODAY

The track teams of the Spring VAL
ley grammar and the Winfield Scott
grammar schools viii meet at 1850 this
morning at the Golden Gate park stsd-
ium. Both teams have been training
hard for the events and an interesting
contest is looked forward to. In the
various public school league meets the
Spring Valley. boys have always proved
the stronger
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
a. ATrELL AFTER DRIscoLL.

NEW YORK, Jan. Abe Attell,
lightweight fighter. is pack in New
York after a trip through the south.
He has negotiations under way, he
says, TO bring Jem DriscolI to this
country for a finish battle to take
place probably on the day before the
Jeffries-J johnson fight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
Apprentice allowance.

Prejuicio Moore's great sprinter. pulled uE
1sme 10 Thursdays race and declined the
uei rhfs 70 today's handicap. The horse has a
fever 60 his leg but hss not lost his appetite.
and probably viii not be long absent from fh'
races. ne bss won four of -his eight starts and
= he does as weH viii 80 10 New York for a
summer c1r,rlefcn-
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
ICED TO have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free OF charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08

Bedwell likes the weather at Emeryville and
is not disappointed by the prospects for the rae
ing game. He has decided TO stay here for an
other week and win keep Jockey Shilling with
him. The decision necesstated sending word, TO
tries in the Hidalgo handicap, TO be Sunday.
Garner will ride of them, probably PaJa-
roifa
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
DIE oRo WINS AGAIN

BOSTON. Jan. alfred de orc.
worlds three cushion billiard champion.
annexed his second win over John DAILY
of Chicago in the second block of SO
points here last night. leading by a
score of so to 36. The present standing
is De Orc 100. DAILY 50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
BIRTHS

HoLLAND-In this city, December 81, 1909. to
the wife of Thomas Holland (nee BelD,
daughter
LUDLow-In this city, January ., 1910, to
the wife Of James L. Ludlow, a
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
I.nfe cansf ShIppIne

. Steamer olympic arrived from San francisco
foEnRht
Steamers Norfhlsnd and Ksnsas City sailed
fsr San Francisco tonight
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

HoBART-Sailed Jan 2-Fr ship La Perouse,
for Seattle.
CHEMAINUS-Sailed Jan 6-chil ship Ricart
de SoIer, for Valparaiso.
HAMBU RG-Sailed Jan 6-Ger stmr Theben,
for San Francisco.
NICT0RIA-Sailed Jan T. a. m.=Stmr SEN
ator, for San Francisco.
PORTLAND, Jan 7-Schr Forester. loaded and
ready for sea. bound to San Francisco. is de-
tained here by is miles of solid ice
OCEAN STEAMERS
HALIFAX. \. S.-Arrived Jan 1-Stmr En-
press Of Britain, from Liverpool.
NEW YORK-Arrived Jan T-Stmr Adriatic,
from Southampton
HAMBURG Jan 6-stmr President
Grant. from New York.
HAYRE-Arrived Jan 7-Stmr La Tcuraine
from New York.
LASGoW-Arrived Jan 7-Sumr Earl of
Douglas. from Portland. Ore. via Belfast
L0ND0N-Arrived Jan 7-Stmr Corinthisn
from St John, n. B.. and Halifax.
Sailed Jan 7-Stmr MonteZuma, for st. john
y. B.; stmr Sair, for Tacoma.
MARSEILLES-Ssiled Jan 4-Stmr Germanic.
for New York
BosToN-Arrived Jan 7-stmr Philadelphia
from London.
Memoranda
Fishing tug Iolzntha towed in fishing tug Hen
riette today from sea: latter broke down; was
SEATTLE. Jan Jap stmr Kaga Maru. from
this port via Victoria for China and Japan.
broke starboard tail shaft Dec 20; vessel due to
arrive Yokohama Jan Is.
PORTLAND. ian Southeast storm warnings
are ordered at all stations on Oregon and Wash
ingtol coast and southwest storm warnings at
MaTshfeld.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
CAnn AZ ruANKa

tAhD OF IHANhS
RODRIGUEZ desire 10 express my heart
felt thanks to relatives and friends FOR their
comforting sympathy. and ioFal offerings. dur
ing my bereavement in the loss Of my beloved
wife NJ J. RODRIGUEZ
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
suppIics for HaMaii

supplies TOT Hawaii
The tank steamer Rosecrans was cleared at
Monterey for Honolulu with 500 0o0 gallons of
crude oil. valued at S25. 300.
The steamer Missourian was cleared for Homo
lulu, via Seattle and Tacoma. Thursday. with
cargo valued at s26, $50 and including the fol
lowing:
1905 lbs and 230 cs bread. 700 bales hay.
q. 500 lbs middlings, 434,253 lbs and % cs
meals, 235 canned goods, 2.400 lbs
coffee. 100 lbs hops. 1,250 lbs raisins, 9,325
gals wine GOO cs kerosene, 100 drums distil-
late. % drums gasoline, 20 bbls tar 20 pkgs
paints. 3G5 kegs white lead. 165 bxs nails, II
coils rope.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-21
WORK WILL SOON
START ON DITCH

AS soon as tho weather moderates
sufficiently to permit pudding in the
New York canal which has been dry
for some time, water will again be
turned in the big ditch, the reclama
ton service having completed the work
OF lining the canal as far as possible
this winter and will soon concentrate
its forces in the lower country build
ing laterals for the delivery of water
to some 1861 acres next summer.
+. w. Hanna project engineer of the
reclamation service stated Wednesday
that one and eight-tenths miles of the
New York canal had been lined this
winter and the service planned on
lining a little over two miles next win
ter and similar amount the follow
ing winter and when the work will
be completed the canal would be in as
fins condition as any in the country.
He states that the wet weather dur
Ing November and tho cold spell in
September somewhat handicapped the
WOihy buG Iilc Salldl was III EOOu
tion for tho delivery of water and n
small amount would soon bo turned
in and a greater amount later in
thu spring.
The service, he says, has been get
ting in shape for building laterals,
headgates and bitches this spring,
and has been operating saw mill ut
Meridian where over 10000 board
feet have been sawed for the work,
while in Nampa delivery is already
being made on $3.50 feet of lumber for
the same work. He states that the
saw mill now at Meridian is soon to
be- moved to Nampa and work will
bo started saving tho lumber pur-
chased into the sizes needed for the
work.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-21
CHANGE AMONG DOCTORS

This week DR.. Young and DR.. Miller
dissolved partnership, DR.. Cole, an
other prominent physician, buying
DIR. Young's practice and residence.
DR.. Young will remain with the new
firm for a couple of months. He in
tends locating on tho coast in the
spring. DR.. Miller and Cole need no
introduction. They are both practic-
ing physicians in this city. Caldwell
will lose a good physician and good
citizen when DIR. Young leaves.