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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-25
HARLES FOLEY, whom experts
rank as Number / among this
years tennis stars on the Pacific

HARLES FOLEY, whom experts
rank as Number / among this
Y years tennis stars on the Pacific
Coast, is a product of the Golden
Gate Park courts. In this climate,
where play continues the year round,
tennis champions are developed early.
Foley is no exception to the rule, hav-
ing just entered his nineteenth year.
He stands at the top. of the younger
generation of players who, in the past
year or two, have wrested all of the
important titles hereabouts from the
older experts.
Foley had been putting up a good
article of tennis for several years, but
not until late last year did he strike
his gait Beginning with the Bay
Counties championship, which he won
in a spectacular finals match with
Percy Murdock, he followed up this
victory by emerging without a defeat
from the New Years round robin at
the California Club. In this event ten
of the best tournament players In this
vicinity competed, the important ab-
sentees being Coast Champion George
ment and Fred Adams, then State
champion, who met with an accident
after he had played couple of
matches in the round robin, one of
which he lost.
Next Foley captured the Alameda
County championship. decided on the
park courts, and the San Francisco
championship. played for at the Cali
fornia Club. He lost his first match in
the recent State championship turna-
ment, being defeated by bis old-t time
rival, Murdock. Previous TO this maten
the park lad had met with a slight in
fury. which somewhat affected his play.
Early in the present month he annexed
the Central California championship,
which was brought off in Stockton.
In addition to these main events Foley
has won numerous class and handicap
singles and doubles tournaments on the
park courts.
The young champion is short of
stature and appears slight of build, but
is a thorough athlete and possessed of
great stamina. He uses variety of
strokes and is a good general on the
courts.
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July. Ardell was favorite over big
field and beat them as she pleased.
In the 2:24 trot Ann Direct showed
much class and won without being ex-
tended, two other III. and NJ candidates
in the event showing poor form. Allie
Jay, also in the NJ. and NJ. field, won an
impressive heat in the 2:14 trot, but
that ended her. Morone being the best
Ecrse of the lot.
The 2:0S trot was a workout for the
sensational Mainsheet, that stallion
winning handily and in the seasons
trotting record Of 2:0S&. Results:
2:24 trotting si000-Ann Direct won three
straight heats and the race in 2:I3A. 2:l3ls and
2:13% Billy II, Fashoday, Pluto and Direata
also started
2:14 class trotting. s10Oo-Morone won the
second, third and fourth heats and the race In
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ASmA
SPORTS
Edited by R. A. Smyth.
SAMSON Is FIRST
IN IR0QUOIS
STAKES.

NEW YORK. July 2s.-The associa-
tion added another attraction in the
shape Of seven races to the card at
Brighton Beach this afternoon. The
quality OF the programme was excel
lent both in size and character.
Evenly matched fields We're the rule
in nearly all the events. furnishing
some excellent sport. The feature was
the Iroquois stakes for S-year-olds and
upward At q mile and a quarter with a
guaranteed cash value Of $500
The talent took q chance on Kuroizi
one Of keene's horses and made him a
10 taVorfte- The latter ran well
10 the stretch. where he quit Samson
at il 10 in the betting captured the
event which was worth nearly sSO0a.
samson went TO the front al the start
ano opened up a wide gap on his field
Albert i and kuroki ran neck and
neck in second place. They ran in this
order TO the stretch. where Kuroki Quit.
Albert + then went out after the
leader, but never was able 10 reach
samson, which won the race in easy
fashion by q length. Albert F finished
second three lengths in front of Flip
FLAP kurok was fourth. five lengths
away.
In the fifth event, a handicap affair
AOt o-A e@A-olus ana UP, at one mile and
a sixteenth. the slaughter of the fav-
orites continued when Maxner, a we'll
PLAYED choice at odds OF TO >. went
down TO defeat Rubric, a 1 10 / shot,
won the race.
Before the beginning OF racing Cap
tain Jim Williams settled the out
standing forfeits against him on the
Jockey Club rolls. From now on the
owner OF Rams Horn is entitled TO the
ful privileges Of the course.
The track was lightning fast Despite
the threatening weather the usual
attendance was present TO witness the
afternoon sport. Summary:
First race. six furlongs-CIover Crest won
Iilldebrand second, Miss Ogden third. Time
1IZ 80
second race. I've snd half furlongs- Kentucky
Beau won. Pensrris second. Tony Bonero third
ile. I-O6 -.
Thiud race. one and sixteenth miles-BeIle
oI request won, Water Tank second, Lone Hand
rliri. Time. 1:4T IS.
Fourth race, the IroQuois stakes. one aud a
quarter Miics-Samson won. Albert I second
} Up Flap third. Time. 2.07.
fntn race one and a sixteenth mfIes-Rnhric
wu1- Bobby hean second, Geranium third. Tine
- 3-5
sixth race, Eve and q half furlongs. selling
A"Wrlc won, Somnus second. Clements third
Time. l:0G 80
seventh race. i've and q half furlongs. selling
Mouloeria won. Umbrella second. Stowaway third
Time. 1907 80.
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Humid wlns at Tennis.

CHICAGO, July e4.-The second
round was completed and FIVE games
in the third round were decided In the
mems singles for the Western tennis
championship at the Kenwood Country
club to-day. All of to-day's matches
were hard struggles. Hunt of Califor-
MIA. Emerson of Ohio and Vernon OF
Kansas City won the matches to-day
and will compete in the fourth round
tomorrow.
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JIM HART WILL SUCCEED
PULLIAM AS PRESIDENT
Important Changes Are Impending in
the National Baseball Leagues
List of OfficiaIs.

CHICAGO, July 24.-James A. Hart,
until a few months ago the president
Of the Chicago National League Base
ball Club, is to be made president Of the
old league.
Harry PuIliam. tired Of the cares of
Office and unable to resist the fascina-
tions Of the game, viii become owner
Of the Boston National League Club.
Hugh Duffy, always a Boston idol. viii
be made manager Of the Bostons and
viii be given a powerful nine with
which 10 work.
That's the way the slate IS fixed,
according TO reliable Information OBJ
tained here to-day. James A Hart,
when queried on the subject of the
National Leagues official changes,
amiled amiabiy and said Mr. Pulliam
would make the finest possible leader
for the Boston team.
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LATONIA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-EIected, Handspike, Bat
ties.
Labor.
Third race-Sister Frances, La Pu-
ceIIe, Ell 0trOs.
Fourth race-SubadOr, DaIesman,
CharaWind.
Fifth race-Nonie Lucille, Mayor
johnson, Tim Crow.
Sixth race-Blucher, Oak Grove, Bell
Tone.
Seventh race-Lady Charade, KnowI-
edge, BanpOsal.
weather clear; track heavy.
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EASTWOOD BRINGS
DELMAS HOME
AT FRESNO.

FRESNO. July 24.--In the seventh in
ming today Delmas lined out a three
base hit and was Immediately brought
in for the winning run of the game
by Dashwood's two-bagger. The score
was to 1 In favor of Fresno. The
game was replete with sensational
plays. AS an experiment, the contest
was not started till $50 o'clock, and IL
was after sundown when it was COM
pleted. The attendance was good. The
score:
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REFUSED TO PAY AUTO HIRE.--According
10 the allegations Of the complaint Russell r.
Murphy hired an automobile on etanyan street
Mondev and drove around TO different resorts
with two women. drinking and having good
time for nine hours. He refused 10 pay = A
money from the two women. Libby called a
policeman and had Murphy arrested An at
fornev Informed Judge MOgan Yesterday that
Nurphv had sprained bis shoulder ana ankle
and was confined 10 bed The case was con-
etA4anS til t0-m0rrow.
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seattle Entries.

Pettij0hn lO9, WaterspOut 109- Invoice 1O9. No
Remark 109 SpOndoolix 108 Kinder I04 Sweet
Mordente 81.
Second race, one and a sixteenth miles. selling
Byron Rose 109 Royalty l04, Van Hope 104.
Storma l02, Glenrice l02, Bessie Weldy 102,
Lady Kent l02, Ripper &c. Old Mike 80.
Third race. seven furlOngs. selling-Duelist
lO9 Hsinault IOs Shady Lad 1oz. Reeves l04,
Laura n IO2. Maxtress Io2 Hersain 1O2 ST.
Winifride iO2. Ralph Young 1O2
Fourth race, one mile. hsndicap-Stiliclo li2,
The Huguenot lO7, Rightful l06, Judge 100,
la %.
Fifth race Eve and half furiOlgs, purse
Aifstv's Pride 99 Belle Kinney SO. Buchanan 81.
Peggy ONeal 95, Cascade OF Diamonds 50. Lotta
Gladstone 80.
Sixth race. one mile and fifty yards selling
Rudabek I09 Gateway lO7. Florence FonSo I07.
Brlarthorpe los, Miss May BOwdish 90. Ed
sheridan 81.
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HARNESS HORSES SHOW
SOME SENSATIONAL TIME
Ed Gecrs Wins With Ardell I'm 2,O5 IA
at Detroit In Presence OF a
Hfg Crowd.

DETROIT, Mich, July 24.-In the
presence OF the largest crowd that ever
went to a harness race in Windsor a
new record was hung up this afternoon.
Ardell, the Chamber of Commerce stake
candidate of Ed Geers. won the open
ing mile in 2:05 Il, which is faster than
the big stake was ever won at Crosse
Pointe and the fastest mile ever made
by q mare In her dyst racing season IN
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Harvnrd crew !. Mnde un.

BOSTON, July 24.--The Harvard
crew, winch won the race against Yale
at New London, and which will try
conclusions with the Cambridge Uni-
versity boat, consists of Captain 1lley.
stroke; Newhall, No. Z; Bacon. No. s;
Richardson, No. 5; Glass. No. 4; Nor
gan, No. 8; Fish, No. 2. and Tappan,
bow. Two men who rowed in the Har-
ward freshman crew at New London,
Faulkner and Lunt. will go as sub
stitutes.
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Home run-Williams. Three-base hit-Dillon
Gochnauer 2. Wheeler. Mohler, Bernard, First
base on called balls-Of Meyers 6, of Randolph
2 Struck out-B- Meyers g. by Randolph 4
Hit by pitcher-Mangerina. Sears. Double play
Wheeler to Mohler to Williams. Wild pitches
Meyers. Time Of game--1 hour so minutes
Impire-Perrine.
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2:13h, 2:12A and 212& Allie J won the arst
heat in 2:12A. Gates. Pulsus. Alton. BoE
Catcher, Larabbee Rose. Red Author. Marrnut,
Minter and Princess A thOl also started.
200 class pacing. S10,00O-Ardell three
straight heats and the race IN 2.O5A, 2s06&
and 2:OSA Hazel Banks. SbyIock Missouri
Chief The Mystery. Miss Adbell. Leslie Wa
ternan. Black Bird, Black Pet and snap Shot
also started.
POS class trottlng s1000-MaInsheet won
three straight heats and the race IN 2l0A.
2:0SA and 200 Aristo. Turley and Kid Shea
also started
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SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Kruger Hogan, Dashwood
Three-base hit-Delmas. Bases on balls--Of
Hopkins g. of Wolters /. Struck out-By Hop
kins a. BY woters 8. Left on bases-Oakland
g. Fresno g. Double plays-Cartwright to Casey;
Eagan to Casey to Cartwright. Wild pitch
Hopkins. First base on errors-Fresno 2. Hit
by pitcher-Wolters. Devereaux. Time of game
Il hour and 45 minutes. Umpire-Dunleavy
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SUMMARY

Struck out--By Henderson g. by WEIGH /.
Bases on balis--Of Henderson ?, or weIch q
Two-base hits--Mitchel Smith. Three base hit
-McH6ie Home run-sIcCreedle. Sacrifice
hits-sweeney "a. Isbel, Householder, Lister.
Stolen bases-Kane. Van Buren,. Mott, Smith
Biankenship. McHale. First base on errors
Portland l. Seattle 4. Left on bases-Portland
@. Seattle Z. Time Of game-1 hour and 45
minutes. umpire-Hodson.
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HandIcap for doln EnrIi.h.

CINCINNATI July 24.-The races at Latonia
today resulted a. follows:
First race. Eve furl0ngs-Frictiou won Demo
second. king Leopold third Time .o4
second race. six furlongs-Mint Boy won. Prin-
ei2sa second Happy Jack third Time, 1:le 10
Third race. one mile-MiltiadeS won Natador
second Don Trent third Time. 43 10
onrth race, handicap. seven furlongs-John
hnellsh Won. Gus HeidOrn second. The Minks
third Time. I.29 4-5
Firm race, six furlongs-CotlIlion won. Royal
Legend second. Dr. Dan third. Time. I:I7 2-5
sixth race. one and sixteenth miIes-Stroud
w91- Iestman second, Pinaud third. Tine
SeFenth race. seven furlongs-King's Guinea
Voc, Katie Powers second. Early Hours third
Time, I.Sl %
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REQUEST INFORMATION OF PIONEERS.
The California historical department OF the
State Library requests that all pioneers who ar
rived IN California prior TO January 1. 1860 send
their names and addresses 10 the State Library.
Sacramento. Relatives OF deceased pioneers are
requested to communicate with the library
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FoRT ERIE SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-R0si nj Nj, Redwood III,
Annie Berry.
second receiving Ting, French En-
press. Timothy Wen.
Third race-TIckIe, Hannibal Bey,
Suzanne RocamOra.
Fourth race-Brand New, AttiIa,
Trenct the Mere.
Fifth race-Bath Maria, Reside, Miss
Ida.
sixth race-AIsono, Prestige, King
Pepper
weather clear; track fast.
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Fort Erie Entries.

First race. one mile. seIling-Romping Cir ST.
Rosi ~ ~ -. Sultry 81. Mend0cino "a, Redwood
j 81, Annie Berry 81. NcStrvman 81 Ruiloba
80 Sans Couer los. Clara Dee l05. Girl From
Dixie 100, Scarescrow l07. Arab 100, Selected
Second race i've furlongs-Alegra IS. sun Bird
as French Empress 102. Miss Martha lO2 limo
thy Wen lO5. Edward T. Fryer IO5. Wing Ting
1O5.
Third race. six furIongs-Choppy IS. Miss
leeds S5, St0ner Hill 90. Bonnie Reg %. Tickle
80 Operator 90. Suzanne ROcamors 90. Foxmead
100. Andria 100 Butinssd i0l. Many Thanks 1O3
Cay Boy 100. Hannibal Bey 100.
Fourth race. two n :. seliing-Edwin Gum
s.. Mgdhen 90. Vanity loo. Malokof 100. Brand
New lOs. Trenct The Mere l0s. Attila ll3.
Fifth race, i've and q half furlongs. selling
Beatrice II SO. Bath Maria 30, Melting 100
Blackstone 100. Poster Girl lOl. Prince OF Orange
1Oi. Miss Lida 104. Reside JOY.
sixth race. seven and bali furlongs, selling
Don't You Dare 1O4. Capercailzie LOG, Jim Beat
tie I07- Fair Calypso I07. Prestige I07. +. L.
Shaw l09. Widows Mite I09. Port Royal III
AlsOnO III, King Pepper III. The Don ia.
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ST. LOUIS, July 24.-w. H. Pickard. while
st work in a divers suit many feet beneath the
surface of the Mississippi River today lost his
Life through the breaking OF bis life line.
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Laforfn Enfrics-

Fist race, i've and half furiongs. selling
Handspike 81 Decklsw 81. Heirloom sT Lin
hardt 100. Joe Cowan 100, Elected l03. Toll
gltlerer l09. Poster 100. Bottles l09, Jack
q Naley 100.
second race, one mile, selling-My Gem 100.
oddoletta l0l- Cotillion iol. Golden Sunrise IOl.
Labor Jos, The Laurel Jos, Plller I03 Lansdown
Jog. Ju9a lo5, Glassful los. Light Opera I05.
Albert Fir lo6 Oro Viva los. Reyeflle los.
Little Giant l09, The Gadhy 10
Third race. six furlongs-Dr. Turner go
MeddowbreeEe 30. Lady Esther 90. Sister
Frances los La Pucelle Io7, Fl otros lo7.
Fourth race steeplechase. club house course
Dalesman 12S, Arc Light l3e Modred Law $50
100
Fifth race. six furlongs. seiling-Jay Ward 90
cambridge %, Lightburn "a Tom Grove 81. Fast
flight -. Adesso l0l Sand Bath IOI Fiasce
l0s Daring l0S, Mayor johnson los, Monte Lu-
ellie lO8
sixth race. six furlongs seIIing-Stella Eich-
burg 80, Larone g. Captor o., Oak Grove go
Mocassin Maid I03, Inspector Girl l03. Dresden
JOG. Harlequin Jog. Fargo los. Red Thistle los
Beileto0ne 10. Blucher ~
heTenrh race, one mile, selling-BelleView So
oberon 50, Lady Charade 81. Queen Caroline 81
Se6 Nate 81, Leo Bright %. Min Song 93, Ban.
pcsal 93- knowledge 1O4.
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SEATTLE SELECTIONS

by fEeu II. huihOiA"nus
First race-PettljOhn, No Remarks,
Kinder.
second race-Byron Rose, Royalty
Ripper.
Laura II. Nj.
Fourth race--The Huguenot, Stilicho,
Ida.
Fifth race-Misty's Pride, Peggy
0,NeiI, Belle Kinney.
sixth race-FIorence FonsO, Ruda-
bek. Gateway.
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PITCHER McCINNITl
AND PETIT IN
A MIX UP.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGrE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PITTsBURG, July 24-In a closely played
and interesting game Pittsburg defeated New
York today. TO 5. Pittsburg scored its runs on
bunts and New York made its runs on big hits
After the end Of the fourth inning a fist fight oc
CURED between McGinnity and Peltz The lat
ter was coaching and made remarks to which
the New York pitcher took exception. They
were separated by the other players, each with n
bloody face. McGinnity was arrested and locked
up by order Of Mayor Kirschles of Allegheny on
charge OF disorderly conduct Secretary
Knowles of the New York club went his bond
and he was released for a hearing tomorrow
morning Score:
Batteries-Leever and Gibson; McGinnitv
Emslie.
CHICAGO. July o4-Broosiyn furnished nm.
of the worst defeats they have had this season
making it three out of four for the series. Both
Lundgren and Reulbach were hit hard and gen.
orally at the proper time to score runs. Score:
r. H. E.
Chicago ........-..........-...3 3
Batteries -Luhdgren. Reulbach and king; Ea-
son and Ritter. Umpire-Klem.
nuke safeties by Bryawell and Tenny scored the
former in the fourth inning, the which
enabled Boston to win Score
st. Louis ....................:... Q
yR Bstteries.Kargcr att and GRADY; Iindaman and
o'Neill. Umpire-Iohnstone.
CINCINNATI, July 24.--Bunched hits in the
third and sixth innings after two men were out
in each instance won today's game for Cincin-
natl. Score:
R. H, E.
Cincinnati .--....-.-.--..-.....
Batteries@wicker schlei and Livingston; Dug.
gleby and Dooin. Umpires-Conway and Car
penter.
PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-Philadelphia hit
Patterson hard today and easily defeated Chi
cago- Score:
Chicago ......-.........-..-..
Philadelphia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL
Battefles-Patterson and lsbell; Bender and
Schreck.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-washington won
remarkable game today from st. Louis. The
local team made only three hits, but scored
the same number of runs, while the visitors
made nine hits and scored but twice. Score:
washington ...-................S 3 3
" Batteries-smiii tterI and waLeheid Howea and
BOSTON. July 24.-Boston won both games
today. to 1 and TO 2. Scores:
Bosfoa sboa' .,..i................. eans- 3 q
Batterles-Young and Armbruster; Joss and
second game R. H. E.
Boston ,;-...-..-.......-.... Il
oifseleaq gsftsr1e,1annehill and peterson Rsesaes
NEW YORK. July 24.--Newton outpitched
Mulin and New York won from Detroit in the
and scored from there on Delehanty's infeld hit.
Mullin objected to the decision at the plate
and benched. Score:
NeW BattePIes-ainin n1Ie Eabanks and warner; New
49, Assr1 Af
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GIANTS FIND MEN
FROM SEATTLE
EASY GAME.

PORTLAND, July "a. = Portland
easily defeated Seattle. pounding Welch
all over the lot. Score:
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SEALS OUTPLAYED
BY ANGELS AT
IDORAPARK.
RESULTS OF GAMES.

Los Angeles S, sam Francisco 4.
Portland 8, Seattle 2.
Fresno 2, Oakland l.
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TODAY'S GAMES.

San Francisco and Los Angeles at
Oakland.
Seattle at Portland.
Oakland at Fresno.
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Insists the Inducements
Must Be Satisfactory
Denies the Reported Closing of the Match With
Joe Cans Before the Colma Club.
By r. A. Sn7ytf1.

ATTLING NELSON has wired The Call emphatic
story from New York which
match
the title held by the Baltimore
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

poss1Dae ana his pupils were moder-
atefy dilated. due as | afterward de-
cided TO the slightly darkened room.
His hands were tightly cIenched. but
the thumbs were not closed within the
hands Instead they were cilnched
over the fingers and this one fact made
me believe Immediately that Clegg was
Stimulating a ft- II his hands had been
closed with the thumbs inside. prob
ably the clever rascal would never have
been detected in his deception 1t is
one Of the signs OF epilepsy that the
patient holds the thumb against the
palm. 4 natural effect because the
muscles of the hand contract equally
and the muscle OF the thumb is shorter
than those of the fingers and. therefore.
the sudden contraction brings it inside
the closed hand
4 observed also that the finger nails
did not become livfd as is usually the
case with epileptics. and when I forced
his hands open he closed them imme-
dfately. In a genuine case the hands.
once opened remain so to the end
OF the fit. In some way these slight
details had escaped the notice OF the
dummy chucker. though he had studied
hundreds Of cases and had read a num-
Der OF books on epilepsy Many i'm
posters have been detected by opening
their eyes occasionally for the purpose
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Electricity i'm Housekeeping.

Iightf,iI brown cakes may be cooked in
a most convenient manner The meat
brofIer IL equally pleasing TO handle.
bei-g regulated by the switch for two
or three heats. as may be desired. The
cereal cooker is a four-combination de-
vice. The first operatf ton in the morn
ing is to use It for heating water for
coffee: combination two is to use it
as a cereal cooker: combination three
is TO use it for boiling eggs. and com
hiuarion four permits of steaming po-
taeoes. using the perforated potato
steamer. This device may be used
consecutiveIy for all four combina-
tions--
This remarkable electric dwelling has
electric lights in every ROOM in every
closet, in every dark corner. Instead OF
the conventional bell burglar alarm. the
owner has an electric switch next to
his bed by pushing which he can in
stantly turn on every light IN the
house
In the sewing room machine run
by an electric motor saves endless trou-
BILE. On table beside the machine is
an electric fatiron ready for use at
any time. In this room there is also
a telephone and an electric radiator for
auxiliary heating The dining room
has an electric chafing dish, corn pop
per. a coffee percolator and a lumf-
nous regulator In the bedrooms there
are electric heating pads instead OF old
fashioned hot water bottles. which are
always liable to burst and produce dis
aster. Here. too. are electric curling
irons and datirons. The bathroom Is an
astonishing place. An electric INNER
sion coil heats the water when the
house furnace is shut down in sum
mer There is a little boiler TO sup
ply hot water quickly for shaving.
Here, too, is an electric radiator
to take the edge on the chilli
ness of the air. In this room
there is also a massage motor, which
can be attached to any incandescent
lamp socket aud be operated by any
one.
The Laundry In this marvellous home
is also fully equipped with electricity.
There is no SCOT and no ashes, no un-
bearabIs heat in summer
The refrigerator attachment is an
automatic affair, which viii keep down
the temperature in the icebox to any
degree, for the motor starts to work
as soon as the thermometer In the re-
frigerator gets above certain point
The furnace regulator is also devised
to keep the temperature at a fixed
point BY opening and closing dampers
as the rooms get too cold or too hot
A Thermometer and again the electric
current are the implements by which
this feat OF domestic wlzzrdry is per
formed