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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
KING WILL RUN IN
THE DIPSEA
RACE.

The registration committee of the
Pacific Athletic Association met in the
Olympic Club last night and issued
will compete in the big Dipsea race
next Sunday Only two applications
were held up. These were those of
Soldier j. B. King, who was at the
starting line of the cross country run
on Washington day, and Allen Garcia,
who was supposed to have run for
money at a place of amusement. After
the registration cards had been issued
the cases of these two came up for
consideration before the committee.
The committeeman present were Her
bert Hauser and R. X. Ryan Jr. They
took the position that as King had
received money for competing in the
games at an army field day he was a
professional.
King appeared before the committee
and said that the only field day at
which he had competed was the De-
partment field day held two years ago,
when he secured second place in the
Ss0-yard event, for which he received
sS He said that he also competed in
picnic games three years ago at Santa
Cruz, where the prize was a pair of
gloves.
The committee after reviewing these
facts decided to allow him to ruin un-
der protest.
In the meantime his case will be
submitted to the national body, the
Amateur Athletic Union, in the East.
If King should win a prize it will be
held up until word has been received
from the East.
In the case of Garcia it was
decided to let him run provided that
he produces statement from the man
agement of a theatrical place to the
effect that he did not receive money.
The allowing of King to run under
protest protects the amateur standing
of all the others that compete in the
race.
All those who are going to send
clothes over to Willow Camp, to have
change after they have finished the
race. will have to send them to the
Olympic Club by noon today.
The athletes who are going to take
part in the race are requested to go
over Sunday morning on the 7:45 boat,
so that they can be rubbed down and
put in condition. Those going over on
the 8:25 a. m. boat will just have time
to dress for the start.
The members of the Dipsea Indians
will go over on the LAS p. m. boat
Saturday to mark out the course. There
will be big reunion on the beach
Saturday night AL Coney will cook
the big potlatch.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
DEVLIN WILL DEMAND
CONVICTION OF RAIsCH

United States District Attorney
Robert t. Devlin will make the closing
argument this forenoon to the jury
in the case of the United States against
William Christopher Raisch, charged
with having sold fraudulent certificates
of naturalization. Assistant United
States District Attorney Frank A. Dur
yea made the opening argument for the
Government and was followed by Bert
NJ Schlesinger and Samuel M. Short
ridge for the defense. Mr. Shortridge
spoke for two hours and a half In
the course of his remarks he referred
to Special Policeman William Cunning
ham as a perjured criminal and euphe-
mistically voiced his disesteem of Sc
cret Service Sleuths Taylor and West
colt.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
PORTS White Sox and Cubs Will Compete World Honors
TO OPEN WORLDS
CHAMPIONSHIP
SERIES.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

CHICAGO, Oct. 4-The White Sox
and Cubs will play the opening game OF
the worlds championship baseball
series at the West Side Park next Tues
day afternoon. October 9. This decision
was reached today at conference be-
tween President g. w Murphy of the
Chicago National League. pennant win
ners, and President Charles A Comis-
key of the Chicago american League.
trophy victors, in the apartments OF
President Harry Puffiam Of the Ma
tional League, in the Auditorium An
mex. Murphy tossed a coin. Comiskey
falling to make the call. The national
baseball commission will settle the
other points OF detail regulating the
playing of the games.
CINCINNATI. o.. Oct 4.-Rules for
the series of baseball games for the
worlds championship between the two
Chicago teams in the National and
American leagues, which will be played
at the National League grounds in Chi
cago on October 9 and the five days
following. were announced today
All of the rules heretofore will apply
to the series. as we'll as the detailed
rules adopted by the commission last
year. to carry out the rules above re.
ferred to. The following additional
rule will hereafter govern in these con-
tests:
rule 1s The authority Of the UNI
pires in these contests will be supreme.
and the umpires are authorized TO eject
from the game all players indulging In
vile and indecent language and unfair
tactics. Before the distribution OF the
prize money belonging 70, the players
the commission will take cOgnizance OF
all representations by the umptres and
infict such penalties as they see ht
against offending players. and the pen
alties so inflicted shall be taken from
the prize money belonging 10 sucn
players"
The first game is to be played on the
National League grounds. and all games
played thereafter will be alternate be-
tween American League grounds and.
the National League grounds.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
TERRIER FANCIERS
PREPARE FOR
THEIR SHOW.

The members of the Bull Terrier Club
of San Francisco are perfecting their
arrangements for their forthcoming
show, which will be held in the hall OF
the Young Mems Hebrew Association.
18th inst.
Entries will close tomorrow with the
secretary at STA Clayton street. All en-
tries received and tickets sold for the
show, which was originally scheduled
for April, will be honored at this time.
The dogs will be judged by Edmund
Attridge, while DIT. Welsh will repre-
sent the club as veterinarian Owners
are requested by the club oficials to
have their dogs at the hall before 10:30
a. m. on the day of the show
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
DESIRES LATEST DATA TO
FURTHER PROMOTION WORK
Chairman jennings Requests Reports
ON Industrial Opportunfuessfrom
Commercial Organizations.

In conformity with the plan of the
California Promotion Committee to
keep both it's local office and the New
York city branch supplied with the lat
est available information on the re-
sources of California, Rufus P. Jen-
nings, chairman of the committee, has
sent circular letter to Chambers OF
Commerce and Boards OF Trade
throughout the State, requesting their
cooperation in reporting the progress
of California. Concise statements re-
garding the opportunities for investing
capital in manufacturing commercial
mining and lumber pursuits, or in the
developing of lands and irrigation en-
terprises is sought. The reports will
be filed at both the San francisco
and New York offices. The Eastern de-
partment of the committees work
is proving highly satisfactory.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
BROWNS WORK Is
COSTLY FOR THE
SEALS.

FRESNO, Oct. 4.-By freely hitting
Schlageter, Parke Wilson's new busher
tWirler, Fresno won today's game to
the tune of to T. Jack Brown. who
with Schlageter, halls from Mariposa,
was behind the bat for San Francisco
and his inexperience in fast company
was costly for the Seals Hogan made
a home run in the fourth inning, bring
ing in Delmas and Cartwright Trae-
gar. Porterville boy, was tried out
IN the box for Fresno and did good
work, striking out some of Parke Will
sons heavy stickers. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
SPORTS
SiOashes Pile Up Runs While
Oakland Piles Up Errors.
BY William j. SIattery.

When the Commuters fall into
a rut it probably takes several
beatings to drive them back into
a normal state again. They were
walloped some on Wednesday,
and when they faced the Siwashes
again yesterday they were treated
to another grilllng. But still they
manage to cling on to that old
bush habit, so the wise fans firm
ly believe that Seattle will have
10 do its duty and get away with
a few more games before the
Commuters are right
If the finish Of the trouble yes
terday was ike the start nobody
would have a license to shout.
But as it was everybody was
shouting. And everybody who
made any noise was possessed of
a legitimate right, for the Com
muters acted more like a bunch
of hams than talented tossers.
The first two which the ST.
washes put over were earned
runs. and the manner in which they
executed the trick brought forth ap-
plause. II was nice work, combined
with a little luck. After these came
through. however the game commenced
10 slop and there was no more fun
after that
With two under the bench in the
third. Virgil Garvin closed his eyes.
swung his club and a twobagger over
the third bag was the result. Right
away came Kane with little Texas
Lacquer. which dropped between short
and center which neither Francks nor
Van Haltren could grab. This brought
Garvin through and put Kane on sec
ond Little Johnny had but a moment S
rest. for Parson Van Buren put siz-
. zler past the infield and the second
run was in.
STALL UNTIL THE SIXTH.
The COmmuers showed visible signs
OF fading away after that time. but
they managed TO stall until the sixth
Then the game broke up for keeps
Van Buren got TO second on a walk and
a sacrifice, when Bliss made a foolish
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
cLEARINGs SHOW GREAT GAINS

The clearings of San Francisco and
Oakland again show a marvellous in
crease over those of the same week
for the preceding year. According to
the figures secured by the California
Promotion Committee the clearings
for the week ending noon, October 4.
were S49,190,2ll52. For the same week
of 1905 the figures We're $43, S,04619.
Oakland clearings for the past week
amounted TO $s.439,s16.74, making the
combined clearings of the cities about
the bay s52,630, 26. The increase
in San Francisco over last year was IA
per cent, being s6,112,2O7.3
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
sCoFIELD WILL IN PROBATE.

The will of Captain w. B. Scofeld,
late paymaster of the United States
army, who committed suicide on Au-
gust at his home in this city while
on sick leave from the Philippines, was
yesterday filed. together with petit
tion for probate and letters of admin
istration. by his widow, Laura SEQ
field. The estate of Captain Scofeld Is
valued at s25oo. and the will, which Is
dated November %, 1904, makes his
wife the sole devisee. Captain Scofield
was the son of the late General SEQ
field.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
ARMY RETIRING BOARD.

The new army retiring board, headed
by Colonel John L. Glenn will convene
at the Preside this week. Two officers
we'll known in the service will appear
before it. They are Colonel r. j. c..
Irvine and Lieutenant gohn NJ. Kelso Jr.
Lieutenant Kelso, while young man In
the service. has suddenly become aff1ict-
ed with serious trouble of the eyes,
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
SCHOOL TEACHER FILES SUIT.

Sarah J. Yordi, school teacher, has
brought suit against the United Rail
roads of San Francisco for $2700 dam
ages as the result of injuries alleged to
have been received in Sutter-street
car on October II, 1905. She claims
that she entered the car near Fillmore
street and had just stepped into the
closed portion when the car was
started suddenly and she was thrown
to the floor and badly cut and bruised
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
nAskET-RALL TEAMs no PLAY.

ALAMEDA, Oct. THE girls bas-
ket-ban team Of the Alameda High
school will play team representing
Miss Horizons school Of Oakland in
the latter city tomorrow afternoon.
The local team is composed of the fol-
lowing. Gertrude Brown, Alice Rank,
Constance Mulvaney, Hilda Coulter,
Helen Stroupe. Irene Wood, Grace Dud-
lev. Ruth Sacket, Himenia Slokitor. The
captain of the team is Hilda Coulter,
and the coaches are Misses Hewitt and
HaulWitt
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
COMPANY PREPARING ANSWER.

Owing to the exhaustiveness of the
statement presented by the several
unions in the arbitration proceedings
with the United Railroads, the company
had not time yesterday to prepare it's
answer. The counter statement is now
under consideration by the attorneys
for the corporation, but will not be
ready for several days
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
PITCHER BERGMAN
SHUTS OUT THE
BEAVERS.

Los ANGELES, Oct. 4-Bergman, Los
Angeles crack pitcher. who has been i'll
and off duty, returned to the box today
and gave a remarkable exhibition of
fast twirling, shutting out Portland
for nine innings. Gum was batted all
over the field by Los Angeles, and Adcz
Creedie, who was brought in from right
field 10 relieve him, was hit for two. In
all nine hits were made off the pair,
and the Angels scored ten runs. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
ALBION RovERs oRaANrzE.

OAKLAND, Oct. 4-Members of the
Albion Rovers met last night at the
home of W. r. Stewart, $500 West
street, and organized for the coming
season. The following officers were
elected: Alfred E. Orton, president;
James Carter, vice president; Jesse
Moore, financial secretary, and Edward
I. Josie, corresponding secretary.
Practice will be commenced at once
at Freemans Park
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
LAwLoR PERFoRMs CEREMONY.

Miriam Alma Eastlake. daughter OF
James Eastlake. and Carl McManus, a
clerk, were married yesterday after
noon in the auditorium Of the Temple
Israel by Judge Lawlor. The young
couple were attended only by their
nearest relatives and the ceremony was
witnessed by James T. Nesbet and Jes-
sic C. Eastlake, sister of the bride.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
FATALLY HuRT AT PRAcTIcE.

TORONTO. Ontario, Oct cameron
Paulin. 2l years old. died early today
at the General Hospital from injuries
received on the university lawn yes
terday afternoon while al practice for
the scrimmage Of the Toronto Univer-
sity teams. His skull was fractured
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
OPENING OF SAVOY GRILL.

The grill room of the Savoy Hotel
will be opened to its patrons next
Monday evening. The management
has spared no expense to make this
addition to the popular hostelry COM
Dlete in every detail.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
TO RAISE MONEY By SKATING.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. A.
Stanford students will skate to raise
money to promote athletics and pay for
the cardinal cinder path. This plan
has been introduced by the new stu
dent body manager. Dudley D. Sales.
and tomorrow evening students will
glide over the floor OF local rink to
the melodies of the Varsity Band, in
order to raise funds for the student
body treasury
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05

Sacrifice hits-Irwin, Williams. Two-base hits
-Mohler, Walthour, Eastwood. Three-base hits
Doyle, Cartwright. Home run-Hogan First
base on balls-Of Schlageter 5, of Traeger 2.
Struck out-By Schlageter 3. by Traeger S. Left
on bases-San Francisco 9, Fresno 4. Hit by
minutes. Umpire-Derrick.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
FATALLY INJURED ON GR1DIRoN

MOUNT STERLING. KY. Oct. A.
What probably will prove the first foot
ball tragedy of the year in this State
occurred here yesterday, when Roger
Heddon in attempting to make a tackle
sustained concussiOn Of the brain and
internal injuries. Attending physf-
clans say he cannot recover. Roger
Heddon is the son of ]. W. Heddon,
editor of the Mount Sterling Advo-
cate.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05

Hits-Oh Cum Z. on McCreedle ? IWo-base
hits-Cravath 2. Brsshear Sacrifice hit-Io-
man. First base errors-Ios Angeles ?, Port
land l. Left on bsses-Dos Angeles 10. Port
land T. Bases on balls-Of Gum Z. OF Berge
man 2 off McCreedie 2 Struck out-By Berge-
man .. by Gum 3. Time Of game-1 hour and
- minutes. Umpire-Perrine.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
BANK CLERKS, INSTITUTES MEETS

There was an interesting and largely
attended meeting of the San Francisco
Chapter of the National Institute of
Bank Clerks at the Mechanics Insti-
tute, corner of Grove and Larkin
streets, last evening. Colonel F. e.
Beck of the Angelo Californian Bank
and others addressed the chapter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
PARK COMMISSIONERS TO MEET.

The Park Commissioners recently
ruled against the construction of tenn
porary houses in Alta Plaza and Laf-
ayette and Alamo squares. Refugees
have petitioned for the privilege OF
erecting modern houses in these parks.
The board at a regular meeting today
will consider the subject
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
RAIN pELAYs TENN1s CONTEST.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-The final
round between Leroy of Columbia and
Bell of Harvard for the intercollegiate
tennis championship, which was to
have been played here this afternoon,
has been postponed until tomorrow on
on account Of rain
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05

Semichy. deputy fish commissioner Of
San Mateo County, has received word
that $4,000 trout will soon be placed
in Corte de MADEIRA, Las SFrancas and
Bear Gu1ch creeks.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05

Three base hit-McKune. Two-base hits-Gar-
vim. Kane Bankenship. Sacrifice hits-Dever-
eanx. Blankenship. First base called balls
ION Garvin 5, OF Graham 3. Struck out-By
Garvin 8. by Graham l. Hit by pitcher-Bliss.
wild pitch-GarFin. Time of game-1 hour and
minutes Umpire-Mahaffey.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05

Tom Dillon for correct styles In
AIiister street. $3.50. $3.50. $500.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
ANNEX
OPENING GAME IN
THE FINALS.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

CHICAGO Oct. 4.-Chicago, the new
champions of the American League,
celebrated their return home today by
winning in the, opening game of the
final series with Cleveland But three
regulars appeared in Chicago's lineup,
the rest of the team taking much
needed rest. Score:
r. H e.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
STALL UNTIL THE SIXTH.

The Commuers showed visible signs
Of fading away after that time. but
they managed TO stall until the sixth.
Then the game broke up for keeps.
Van Buren got TO second on a walk and
a sacrifice, when Bliss made a foolish
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-The Phil
adelphia-New York game was post
poned on account of rain.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05

'Batted for Schlageter In the ninth.
PINS AM HITS pY INNINCc
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05
High School Boys Ready to Compete
for Honors on Berkeley OpaL
Coming Athletic League
Field Day for the
Bay Counties.

The second of the big autumn field
days of the High School boys will be
held tomorrow at Berkeley oval, under
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PERSONALS.
sosososososososoa

Mrs. Ruby Gerstle. of Terrelton.
Okla, and her baby, are here visiting
her/mother, Mrs. Grace McHenry.
Doctor Kreyer's wife and baby ar
rived in the city today and from now
on the family will be at home at 424
South Boston street,
NJ. +. Steele and A. j. Show, dele
gates to the Grand Lodge. X. of p,
will leave today to attend the meeting
at Okmulgee. which convenes tomor-
row and lasts two days.
+. NJ, Grewell, who is staying in
Tulsa and represents the Aetna l. On
association, tells the World that his
beautiful hcme in PittSburg, Kas..
was destroyed by fire on Saturday.
A. Patton has several months con-
tract work at ChelSea. |. 7. He is
storpiug there until the expiration
Of his contracts. returning to his fam
lily occasionally during the week.
Colonel George W. Mowbray goes
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For Outdoor Living.

Open-ar meals for the family are
most desirable. The fresh air sharp
ems the appetite, and anything tastes
better out of doors A wire-screened
porch makes a most desirable summer
dining room. A similarly protected
enclosure likewise makes a most de
STABLE "camring-out' place for sleep
Ing In hot nights Indeed, ore Is most
fortunate who can command such al
Insect.proof. fresh-air sleeping apart
ment for the entire season.
There are msnv who have neither
norch nor shade trees TO protect from
,he ravs OF the sun, but there are
many substitutes. One woman stitch
ed together breadths Of unbleached
Nuslin. sewed rings to the four cor.
ners, and attached theseto her clothes
line posts, thus making canopy
under which the household enjoyed
out-of-doors living Another family of
whom We have read, had constructed
a light, housel.le frame, rooted with
canvas. irc!osed With netting. and
mounted on rollers so that It might
follow the sun or shade, as desired
II ore has th9 purpose to get the
heneflt Of outdoor !ivir9 there are
many ways to ACCOMPLISH It. with
wonderfully good results.
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To Guthrie tomorrow to meet General
Renie, general, commanding all the !
O. O. F. cantons in the United States
On Thursday Mr.. Mowbray Nvill be
in Checotah to arrange for the 500.
600 addition to the |. 0. o. 7. Or
phans' Home.
NJ. b. Baird and Mrs. Baird return
ed last evening from visit to their
fam seven miles from the city.
Chief Baber appeared on the streets
Sunday in a very handsome new uni
form. 1t is very becoming. and as a
consequence the wearer is walking
straighter than ever. The members of
the force are also having new uni
forms made. and in few days Tulsa
will have the most up-to-date and me-
tropoltan looking police force in the
country.
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EVERGREENS IN SOUTHWEST
ERN NEBRASKA.

A correspondent from southwestern
Nebraska writes:
IL expect to set out some ever
greens for a windbreak. Scotch pines
grow the fastest. Would II pay to
plant red cedar FIVE feet apart and
cut out every other ore when they
get big enough for posts? The place
| wish to grow them Is about forty
feet wide and between some fruit
trees set out last spring ard walnu,
grove fifteen to twenty feet high
How close to the fruit trees would you
set the evergreens?"
We would keep twenty or twenty
five feet away from the fruit trees
and would not put them on the north
side of the orchard. The south oil
east side of the orchard would prob
ably do no harm. Red cedar are slow
growers. There are two varieties Of
red cedar trees In Nebraska. One ol
them came In from the east and one
from the west. The eastern variety
will grow faster than the western anc
is better adapted to the climate Fol
post timber the red cedar would be
the best by far. For windhreaks the
Scotch pine would be the best Spring
Is the best time to llant.
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Major Rejoice Newton's Memory.

maJoT NcIC'ce NeWtOHs McWory.
Major Rejoice Newton was one Of
me characters OF tie Worcester bar
some years ago One Fourth CT July
when he was quite an old man. he
met two brother members OF the bar,
who took him into the rooms OF the
Worcester light infantry. His son
Who died some years before. was long
an officer of the company and the old
man was cordially welcomed and hos
ritably treated.
Next day the captain II the irfan-
try company met one of the lawyers
who had introduced Major Newton,
and said to him. That was very
remarkable old man you brought In
yesterday to our rooms. He stayed
there all the forenoon. drinking punch
and telling stories. He remembered
General Washinrton distinctly He
went home to dinner. came back In
the afternoon. drank more punch, and
remembered Christopher Columbus"